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Show TJJE MORNING EXAMINER, OGDEN, CTAII. 2 Selectin' Wedding Gifts MAY WEDNESDAY, suicide a hypo- did not issue until 9B. The lower gave the would-b- e of a court found that plaintiff held the dermic Injection of during grain of strychnine. It appeared at property by adverse possession period of neves years. that time as though Crotneeae would the ststut-jrTh supreme court holds that adhe successful la his attempt to take verse possession does not begin to run his Ufa. A strong battery was brought into In such cases until the tax feed Is the and after Issued and that during tha redemption applying requisition, TUSCARORA, NEVADA. currant for about half an hour period the purchaser at a tax sale Is showed sigus of consciousness. not bolding the property adverse to Railroad to bs Built and Minas Re- - By this time Dr. Psul strived sud the the real owner. Hence in this esse it twe physictsns, sided by Jailer Rip- Is decided that the claim uf adverse ley and oi hers, continued la their ef- possession should run from 198 and The Tuscarora mines are owued now forts. At 1 oclock he had so far re- tha plniutlff has not held the property by the Tuscarora Nevada Mines com- covered consciousness that he could advsrsrly fur seven years. The judgpany, n cose corporation, of which talk coherently about the unfortunate ment of tbo lower court to reversed affair. Arthur A. Browley. a and n new trial granted. Chief Justice llcCny wrote the opinion of the mining engineer of New Torlc.ls presIMPROVEMENT. RIO GRANDE ident. The holdings corn prise 3,1 court, which Is concurred in by Jusacres of toad in a compact body, with tices Btraup and Frick. Suit May 28. la line with the The perfect title, be pie SSI acres the title Judgment of the lower court in of which baa not beau fully perfected. spirit of Improvement now the policy the case of P. J. Donovan, appellant, the to also reversed The grouad for which title has been of the road, the latest addition to to for vs. A. Haaauer, Jr. secured Includes all of the old mines equipment of the Rio Grande transand a new trial granted. The action the of betterment passenger the ssd shout 3,000 acres of placer was brought la the city court to reconsists of cover The company to capitalised portation department, neand ground. damages In the sum of 1199. belocomoof the two spectate splendid for H2.000.OtKI. f 3.000, 000 of which cause of the failure of defendant to the from builder's an Pennsyltive Is preferred stork, the remainder comout his part of n contract and just carrythe mon stock. The preferred stock will vania works. Than engines have pay purchase pries of the WellingPueblo, the rued at to delivered be sold at not less than IS a share, been will on the western divis- ton and Jumbo group of five claims, be sad put the proceeds to he used for develop- ion of tha road to pull trains over the located In Iron county. Defendant ment A half mlUtoa dollar of this Soldier Summit into the Salt Lake agreed to pay 1,5U0 for the claims will bo set aside to build S3 miles id at a specified time apd also agreed valley. railroad, from Elko to Tuscarora. locomotives are numbered 338 to pay damages la the anm of J5P0, The The company expects to have x aud 837 respectively, anil weigh light should ho fail to do so. Ho refused large force of men at work Inside of on their driven 90,000 pounds. Some- to purchase the claims or to pay any 30 days. It to the Intention to re- thing like IS more engines will lie of tha money, and hie defense wae equip the old workings, to build mills added to the road's equipment as rap- that plaintiff did not tender a good and concentrators, to construct a Urge idly as possible, end the motive power title to the same. Upon this defense power plant, to put dredges at work of the Klo tirande will be so improved Judgment was rendered In his favor. on the placers. Not only will the old In the freight department, also, that It developed at ths trial that the workings be drawn upon for the mil- train which heretofore required 24 lions of tons of ores left is them, but hours to pull from Grand Junction to the vest dumps will he worked and, Helper, may now bo hauled that dismost important of all, a great central tance in 14 hours. The Rio Grande working shaft will be sunk, connect- has during the past two months put ing all tha old workings, from nuira real Improvements oa Its grade which the ore bodies will he devel- and rolling stork then for a long time oped to great depth. previous, and among the trig propoThe main features of the formation sitions being carried out la the double of tbs Tuscarora district are two great tricking of the line over the Tenure-ee- e r Pass to Mltnnt, which according ed. Justice Writ wrote the opinion dike,the other dikes, ona a silver-gold..- , The two dikes era about to parties who have Just gone over the line, to progressing in good shape. 2,000 fret apart sad they are connect-aThe plans for improvement of the Btraup. upon every one by II craas-vetM- , of which In the old days was a pay- Rio Grande system, it to understood, coo temp Late the double tracking of ing mine. Tha most famous of these mines the road la several places, tha shortWAITINCJOR LETTER were the Grand Prise, which pro- ening up of the line by the construcat all available places, duced $4,K0i000; the Dexter, which tion Belt Luke,' Msy 23. Further parproduced 15.000.000; the Common- and the reduction of the grade wherticulars of the arrest at Denver of ever possible, so that with added mo- men wealth and Quaes which produced to be mined up in the big alleged the Independence, which tive power aad rolling stock, low diamond robbery of Daynee Jewelry the distances shortened and were grades f3 700,000; and tbeie produced store wtl be received by Chief of Poat least five others which produced Rio Grande will be able to deliver the lice Sheets as soon si the latter reof one the from side oountry ceives a latter mailed goods well up In the millions. yesterday by To appreciate tha situation. It must to the other with the best of them. J. B. Burbidge. Captain be remembered that In all these great Ed. Phillips, supposed to be the BACK FROM ROCK SPRINGS. producers tha ground wan barely leader of the gang, is now In Jail ring scratched;! hat they were worked only at Denver and the officers era trying Yuung-armsL. IS. H. Balt Lake, May t the to level and only the to Induce him to confess and Implicate traveling passenger agent of ore was taken out. tha Rock Island Route, la back from a the men who were with him at the week's visit to tha coal mining camps time of the robbery. SPREAD OF DISEASE. Mr. Youngarman was of Wyoming. Salt lake, May 23. As a result of la Rock Springs when the labor trou-la special ineffectual fumigation three more men bles were on, and any that Ifthere condisomething doing with well developed cases of small- liable to boease don't up pretty boob. "The New Train ta Bs Put pn by ths Oragsn pox ware taken from the American tions Mr. Youngermaa, miners said struck," Short Line, June 9. rooming house at 15 Commercial not for more money., All they street Sunday by tha authorities of "but wanted was reoogndltlon of their Balt lake, May 28. Beginning tha city board of health. They are: union, and that the mine owners would June 8, the Oregon Short Line will William Courtney, J. A. Swingle and so the men went out." put Into operation a special train J. W. Morris. Courtney and Swingle not grant, of the miners left the ramp, over the Yellowstone branch of the are oolored and occupied tha mom of Many ome going back to Pennufflvanta, aad road, to be known as the Yellowstone Steve Jones, another colored man, some to other camps, whsrs conditions special. While ths scheduls hss not who was taken from the rooming am Reck flpringa has al- bees figured out as yet, it It thought peaceful. house three weeks ago suffering frpm been a non anion camp, and dur- the train will leave Ogden about 8:80 ways smallpox. Courtney sad Swingla went ing ths Inst three or four months a dvenlng, arriving at the edge of to tha rooming house a few days after sentiment hss been working up for In the Park next day, so that passengers Jonas left. Tha room was fumigated unionising It This movement has met the will bo able to take the uadar tha direction of the city baelth decided opposition oa tha pari of tbo from this end this pidnt and gat a good at sleeper bean Jones had department. Although operators, who' refuse to recognise the night's rest before arriving at thetr alck at tha rooming houaa for a weak, union. Mr. Youngennan said it was destination. . i not was tha place quarantined. Jones Impossible to tell how long the mines Tha now train and scheduls will afwas attended by Dr. C. M. Benedict, would bs shut down on account of fect tha running time of scans of ths whe turned him over to tha health ths troubles. now In operation, but whatever trains authorities. Jonse was taken to tha ehangre are made necessary will be Isolation hospital by Dr. Bamuel G. 1IMM0 BARRELS OF CEMENT. announced in due Unto from the railPaul, assistant city physician. Tha road office. patients have bean working at Phav Washington, D. C May M.-- The raoh's Gian, a mountain pleasure retbo Interior has executed of secretary COMING MER sort in Parley's canyon. Tha report USER! contract with the Western States In the city hoard of health offlees Cement Portland Independcompany. a shows that they contracted the ence, Kansas, for 10,000 barrels of Omaha Commercial Club, Ons Hunthere, despite the fact that they Portland cement f. o. b Independence, dred Strong, Dus Hers June IS. , occapied the ' room from which a (or 11.61 per barrel. This cement In waa taken three smallpox patient Balt Lake, May 26. The promoters to be need la connection with the weeks before. construction of the Strawberry valley of the northwest trade excursion, comirrigation project. Utah, aad Uncom-pahgr- e prising 100 of the leading business ASSIST ELECTRICAL WORKERS. man of Omaha, Nebraska, are keeping valley project, Colorado. trail hot with announcements of the Balt Lake, May SB. Electrical workthe partys approach. Tha excursion CARE FOR HIM. MINERS ers oa strike with the two telephone will leave Omaha on June I and recompanies In Salt lake have receivturn to that city on Jnno 18, covering 28. Ram the Provo, 'May Anderson, ed assurance of flnancial support from man who had his legs crashed In tha a period of 18 days an route. the miners' unions at Bingham, Park derailment A revised Itinerary has been sent of the enginen on the Rio City and Eureka, and thslr forret In Grande' road out, which brings ths party Into was Colton yesterday, it Salt 'Lake have gained strength, dea member of the Western Federation Ogden on tho afternoon of Saturday, spite the arrival yesterday of four of Miners, and was from Goldfield, June 18. trike-brea- k era for tha ladepcndent As an advertising feature the ComNevada. On learning this the branch mercial company. club of Omaha to preparing Instructed at federation Eureka of the Whlla no overt ant has been comdistribution photographs of for five could do to hs what mitted by tha men, the Bell company Sheriff Harmon of the party, together member every man and ha will for the unfortunate complains that pickets have followed be brought to Provo and placed la the with views of their respective places will be distributevery one of the men still working at treatment. Hopes of business. These the plant and have harassed them In general hospital for ed as souvenirs all along ths route. will Sanderson that are entertained a way that makes their work unlive. pleasant. The electrical workers met SECRETARY TAFT ILL. 87 at und their hall, yesterday COURT answered roll call. There are 130 men REVERSED LOWER 28. Secretary Washington, May eut la Salt Lake. Fifteen of the who is suffering of n severe cold, Taft, strikers have found eraploymrnC at Two Decisions Handsd Down Order. was somewhat better today and spent other shops in Salt Lake, and seven several hours at ths war department, ing New Trials of Cases Appealed, have gone away, thinking the strike afterward attending the meeting of will last Indefinitely. Balt Lake, Msy 28.- -' The supremo the cabinet. Notwithstanding his court yesterday handed down two he will keep his engagement to ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. opinions, both of which were revers- address the millers' convention at SL of the lower Louis, on Thursday. He will return als f ths John W. Cromssns, Whose Ben Waa court. In theJudgment esse of the Salt Lake to Washington Saturday morning. Dose of Morphine. Killed, Takes Investment company against Jesse W. BOARD CAN INCREASE TAXES. appellant, ths Judgment of the Salt Lake, May 13. While suffering Fox, court was reverged and a new lower from an acute attack- of melancholia, trial order. The action wae brought Washington, May 28. In the case brought on bv the tragic, death of hie quiet title to lots 25 to 36. block 2, of the Copper Queen Consolidated Min eon who was killed beneath the w heels to South Lawn addition to Salt lake. Ing company v. the Territorial board of a locomotive, on Third West street, The property was bought at a tax sale of equalisation of Ariiona, the suJohn W. Cromeena, a carpenter, took In 1896 by M. C. Moon and sold to preme court of the United States to-- ! a done of morphine and chloral hyplaintiff, who entered Into possession day upheld tbe right of the board to drate some time yesterday afternoon of the same in 1897, but the tax deed I Increase taxes. with suicidal Intent. He was taken to the police station about 19:35 o'clock last night and physicians summoned. After working for two hours ALWAYS and a half Dr. F. B. Steele, who first responded to the call, and Dr. Paul, the police phyelctan pronounced him out of danger. Since the death of hh eon. Charles. II yearn of age, Cromeena has been brooding all the time Yesterday afternoon he began drinking heavily and to eome of the men In the New York Club saloon, he stated that he waa tired of living and Intended to kill himself. K Is not known exactly Just what has reached a degree of excellence seldom attained in ihoe time he took the poison. At 9:30 A leader for 26 years, it holds first place in the making. o'clock last night he fell In what was hearts of thousands, who emphatically voice dteir thought to be a fit near the drinking fountain at the corner of First South Buy and wear the Packard it is preference. Main street. Paeeeiwby picked and him up and revived him by throwing the shoe of character and quality. water on hie face. Then he staggered on hie way hut kept locked up in hie Said at 8SJS $4.00 $1.00 iaal atria. breast the fact that he bad taken a . Bradt Mm. It L PUURB CO, Makers poison. About 11:13 o'clock he fell down in Bald by the middle of the street near the corner of West Temple and Second I. L. Clark A Bona Two men passing South streets. picked him up and carried him in the 2358-236Wash. Avs. entrance to the Burlington Railroad office. Officer Nick Gnlbrsnsen notified the police station and the unconscious man was taken to the station. EVERY PAIR MADE, TO WEAR i I Dr. F. B. Steele responded to the call for physicians and immediately 23, 19(7. Cro-meen- s well-know- n to a poavr for many pussled people. Pardo The suggevliom that our Judgment aid experience way bo of soma tM. Prevent of gear and other Jewelry are always la order, and you are assured of ample choice wbea you behold tbs display at W. L. BUSWELLS, the Two Door Jeweler. North of Wright. gold-silve- la the character of the transfer sarrioe wo supply eur pauoai. Prompt, rolls hi ssd et low cost, Aay time you asy wo'U be oa your Job aad beadle U expeditiously sad walL ALLEN TRANSFER CO. rbsso U for yours. F II. KEDDINGTON cut-off- NUMBER 0; n, 300-foo- Ua 1 a W caa tlcUa poor palate eooploto lino of choles spring vegetables. fresh at our fouatala ovary manias- - Also aa assortment of fruits. A flat Use of Imported and domestic stapto aad faaey groceries. These goods will prolong poor life aad giro rtm ud vigor to your system. T.B.Evans&Co GROCERS. Beth Phones ZSA DM Wash. want forty head of sound, fat stage homes, We weighing from 1,000 to 1,100 pounds, immediately. What have you gut? Johnson&Dee Square Horse Merchants Stable 248 24Ui St. PHONES CM. FLOUR and WHEAT full end complete line of Local, Smith field, Franklin und Garland Flour, Bran and Shorts. jrading dealers In Hay. Grain, Straw, Seeds and Produce. Pratt's Flood and Lice Killer. The famous Columbia and Pratt's Stock Remedies. A PROMPT DELIVERY. Utah Feed & Produce Co. Wash. Ave. -- , Ave. Horses Wanted 2311 -- Both Phones. dla-eas- UP TO DATE Shoe, for men . 2 WANT ADS TIEUD BIG RE<8 Min d)i 159 EIGHTH GRADE EXERCISES WEDNESDAY EVENING. ON high-grad- uiiunm CHAS. BEVERIDGE List of tha Boys and Girls ta Enter High School Musical Program. Eighth grade exercises will be held 8 oclock. Wednesday evsnlng, In tbe Tabernacle. One hundred an I fifty-nin- e graduates will 'receive diplomas the largest class that has been turned ont of the grades. A special feature of the program to tbe musical part. This to the first year that any progress hss been made In vocal and Instrumental work and aa orchestra of fifty pieces, under ths direction of Professor Coop, will be In attendance. Tickets are being distributed by the pupils of tits various schools, but owing to the limited capacity of the Tabernacle, only a part of the public can be accommodated. Following to tha program, also tha names of the graduates from each school: Program. Overture, Public School orchestra. Harold Western Boy, (Original), Lubeck. King of Eternity (Vocal solo), Earl Johnson; accompanist, Beatrice Brewer, At Noly's House, (Recitation), Grace Smith. Song of the Nightingale, piano solo, Francis Conroy. The OIJ Man and Jim, (recitation), Nellie R. Wllsoif. Invitation to the Dance, (piano duet) Alberta Wright, Lillian Wright Lawrence Invention, (Original), at Richards Overture, Public School orchestra Progress of America, Mary McQuade. We Two Were Maying, (vocal duet), Blanche Leavitt Pauline Maddock. "Maguerito," (Whittier), Katherine Randall; accompanist Bertha Laird. Rain Song, (chorus), Mound Fort class Welcome address , Percy Van Patten, High School. Response, Fitch Kinney, Grant school. Plano solo, "The Placid Lake," "Sprites of the Glen," Beatrice Boyle. Presentation of certificates Dreamland, girls' chorus, all schools. List of Pupils Entering High School. Washington Gertrude Bell, Floret-t-a Light, Libby Newer, Clarence Tite, Ora Sanderson, Arthur McGregor, Arthur McGregor, Gladys Wright Ivy Blair, 31 try McQuade, Lloyd Millar. James Welch, Verla Hadlock. Lucyla Packard, E. M. Morrissey, Earl Harold Lubeck. Lewis George Abbott, Clair Boyle, Vent BuHough, Wm. CrRcblow. Pent Leek, Victor Nelson, Herman Purdy, Verdi Pingree, Joe Scowcroft, Beat rice Boyle, Dorothea Browning, May Cook, Ethelyn Barnes, Merrie Carlson, Verna Cordon, Ethel Doxey, Ethel Doxey, Ethel Edwards. Ester Graves. Rhea Wright, Gertrude Roche, Helen Hesse, Marvel Ives, Iris Kenton, Emma Pldcock, Alta Rowby, Louise Scheltn, Grace Smith, France Smyth, Ethel Taylor, Florence Wilson, Eva Turner. Grant Oliver Ellis, Harold Vessy, Harry Reed, Fred Payne. Eugene Carr, Stanley Dot wood. Francis Wiggins, Fitch Kinney, Will 8hipey, Robert Shipley, Rebecca Cohen, Alta Peterson, Eva Sorensen, Martina Shlels, Edna Wlant, Florence Kelley, Gladya Morgan, Letha Zimmerman, Rhode Markle. Marie Frost, Della Wolfing-er- , Maud Hayes, Alice Sneed, Katherine Hands'll. Mound Ftort John Bihler, George Dole. Wlllsrd Gardiner, Earl McFar-lane- , Thomas Rees, Wm. Randall, Owen Sherwood. Alvin Wade. Horace Owen. Claude Wheeler, Thomas Myers, Joseph Harrop, Franklin Butler, Louise Mamie Canon. Delimiter, Mamie Peterson. Blanche Leavitt, Loras Purdy, Angelene Garrison, Lillian Thatcher, France Van Dunkirk. Dee Janies H. Martin. Thomas 8. Shaughnessy, Max Ames. Beatrice Brewer, Annie E. Chstltnd, Veda E. Johnson, Edith A. Richardson, Frankie Skeen, Alyce Williamsen. Florence M. Bune, Sue Johnson. Maude I. Porter, Ethel Sisman, Myrtle Stone, Nellie R. Wilson. Madison Harold Chappie, John Flo- Fin-gre- e, Printers, Bookbinders Manufacturing Stationers Office Supplies We handle the largest line of Loose Leaf Devices in Utah . ,0 We employ only the best workmen that money can hire. We guarantee every job turned out of our office. . and factory, Twenty-thirand Washington avenue. Entrance Twenty-thirstreet, Parry block. Office d d up-stair- s, ren, Leslie Krnmpermaa, Ray Malan. Thomas Purdle, Roy Reeder, Raymond Treseder, John Vandergraff, Marta Brown, Isidore Fenton, Beatrice Jones, Teresas Malan, Dorothy Westover, Al berta Wright Francis Conroy, Robert Oraenwell, Hans- Hanson, Jack Kuhn, Pierce Moyer, Eugene Pratt, Lawrence Richards, Edward Taylor Mal-ooWatson, Maurtna Blackett Lauretta Greeawell, Myrtle Kuhn, Bertha Price, Florence Whitaker, Lillian Wright Clarence Heklund, Abraham Glaamann, Ralph Holland, Robert Lockheed, Harmon Peery, Bammuel Powell, Harold Tribe, Squire Til lot-soRuby Cross, Edith Gray, Dora Kline, Ida Shnrtllff, Helen Woodcock. m The exclusive aet entrust us with the laundering of their Hnena. Onr wort pleases them. No matter how crlticd r yon may be, yon wul find the Ogdm net' "Fighting Dick" Hyland will Steam Laundry will plaaaa yon. fft oa alone take mi Packer McFarland A No. 1 service. his trip east but will move on up render to Milwaukee to fight Charlie Kesry, July 4. His battle with McFarland cornea off at Davenport, Iowa, June 25, when he will meet one of the 487 25th 8t best little boys la tha east - It Is Phono 174. figured by McCllntlc that Hyland will not have to train twice, and that U ha does happen to get some hard punches from the Chicago led that be will have the ten days in which to recover and. get strong for his battle with Xeary. The Milwaukee lad never has been considered u coming champion, at least during the last few yearn, but any youngster who can whip Neary is eligible to fight the beat of them In the Hghtwatght division. Ha Is considered ona id the beat trial hones la the ring la every style of fighting. SL 326 Twenty-fift- h McClintic ta now waiting for transportation to come from the Osark Athletic dob In Davenport, when be wlU take Hyland under his wing and start across the plains for the . east California and Eastern Sanqjny stated Monday that ha did not expect to remain tn the east long, Direct wire for all races. but would return within a short time with after the battle Neary to take sporting events. on some of the heat In the country, either tn Ogden or some other town. FIGHTS FOR DICK HYLAND Ogden Steam Laandrj Ogden Turf Exchange WHY PRIEST WAS KILLED. New York. Msy 28. Notwithstanding that the motive for the murder of Father Kaapar Valerian, the Armenian priest whoee body waa found on Sunday Jammed Into a trunk la a West 37ih street house, to not yet Cleary some frets have been learned which may dispel all doubts aa to wby the priest waa slain. Father Kaapar, according to some witnesses who have been found, waa a politician as well as a clergyman, and was Identified with an Armenian secret revolutionary society In thla city. It appears further that recently the revolutionaries In the local Armenian colonly pllt and that much bad blood was engendered by the division. B0X0I0 & COMPANY 155 25th Street Men's Furnishing Goods and No ions of all kinds Fancy Gish Groceries Wines and Liquors RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION. New Haven, Conn., May 28. Owing to the fact that President C. 8. Mellon la absent from New Haven, no statement could bo had from him today relative to the reported formation of 'a merger on working agreement between the New York, New Haven ft Hartford and the Pennsylvania railroad. which would give the Pennsylvania control of lines from tha central west and from Gulf to SL John, X. 8. In another high official source, however, aa absolute and unqualified denial of the report was made. The denial caa be regarded as authoritative. BROS. MITCHELL FOR MONUMENTS. arrived 2 carload el marble and granite to aeleet Just . I1' from. Dost buy from a they get large cashsIm0 aad you have to pay them. Order at once for Deeorstto Day. YARD OPPOSITE ClTT CEMETERY. |