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Show THE MOBSIXO EXAMINER: TTAIL OGDEN, FRIDAY, SPORTS A TOT ST 5, 1907. won; Win. H. Lyon ec-- 1 on.l; Marbles third. Time. 1 Third race, mile and a elateeuih Saylor won; Mlt-- Doyle second; Von Trouip third. Time, 1:4a Fourth race, the luvinrlble HandiNATIONALLtlGlE cap, mile and a quarter Ballot moa; Dandelion second; Cairngorn, third. FOUR PERSONS SERIOUSLY HURT Time, 2:U3 Boston, 4; Pittsburg. 2. Fifth rave, six furlouga Nimbus, Pittsburg. Aug. 1. IS iuu w.n Bingham, Aug. 1. .It Harshbrork-er- , won: Red Bonnet, second; Monopotiu- timely from iluougu Pittsburg a timekeeper for the Bo-tConlist. third. Time. 1 : 1 , solidated Mining company, stepped off batting of Beaumont Esi-- Biain. twu Sixth rare, mile aud a sixteenth bmed In players. e cliff late Monday night, falliug twenEldorado, wou; Neoskaleeia. second ; by a Beaumont runs. two ty feet, la the rounds of bis duty, and Brain Score: Lally third. Time, 1:45 by n guarded by a lantern, Haraubrucker K. H. E. took a wrong trail. He waa picked ANOTHER CHILD VICTIM. 2 In 0 up uuconscluiia by workmen and sent Pittsburg 4 11 2 Boston to the hospital yesterday. The extent Batteries Leaver aud Hibson. Fla- Was Assaulted and Then Strangled to of hla injuries is not known. Death. 1 lupiivs CarpenLewla Honebuckle. a railroad brake-man- , herty and Brown. waa crushed between two care ter aud Johnstone. New York. Aug l.-excitement late Monday night at the Boston Concaused In this city by the recent 2. 7; Brooklyn. Chicago, solidated Mining company, district No. atrocious crime ugliest women and eaL won 2. Honebuckle was coupling care and Chicago children was greatly Increased tod Chicago, Aug. .me of the hy the discovery of the body of aa failej to get the coupling pin In noon sily today, giving Scanlon he d enough. He sustained a badly crush- hardest drubbings washas eier had. girl In the cellar of aa all East Side tenement. The child had ed hip and body bruises. His condi- From the start he tion is serlouv, as be may be inter over the field, one or mure hits being been assaulted and murdered. There made in each Inning. Errors were re- were marks upon the throat Indicating pally injured. Emmett Robbins, a boy living on the sponsible for both of Brooklyn's runs. that the little oue was strangled. The child was a daughter of a GerGalena road, was riding a horse Mon- Tinker especially hairing an off day Site day afternoon, when it missed lta on his throwing. For his argument man waiter named DrUachler. footing mi one of the many muuntain with Umpire Klein on Tuesday. Catch- had been missed a week. An exanilnn-lioer been has of the bojly showed that the child suspended until Kltng trails; rolling on tup of the boy. waa killed in exactly the same manner breaking his left leg in two places. It Saturday. Score: R. H. E. as Sophie Knhrer waa murdered sevIs a miracle he was not killed. If he 7 13 4 eral days ago. had not broken looss from the animal Chicago Deeply Imbedded In 2 7 1 tbe flesh of the Drltarhler on the first fall he would have rolled Brooklyn girls neck Batteries Pfelater and Moran; was found a hair ribbon. A cobbler to the bottom of the mountain. Gene Kuses, a Greek laborer on the Scanlon and Bergen. I midrea Klem named Rlppclone. who had a shop ia tne building la which the young girl Boston Consolidated railroad, lost the and Em lie. toes of both feet by being run over lived, and hla partner Gulsaeppe SL Louis, 9; New York, 7. were detained in connection this morning. He waa working near the track and failed to notice the apSL Louis, Aug. 1 After having with the case. proach of a dirt train, though they re- won four straight games from St.Ixwls LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION. New York lost today's game by a peatedly gave alarm. score of 7 to 8. The single by Barry brought In the winning run for St. Three Men .Were Killed and Fourth is Dying. Louis In the tenth. Score R. 11. K. Report From Property Shows That Breekenridge. Mo., Aug. 1. Three St. Louis 6 11 6 Nsw Drift Looks Extremely Wall. New York 7 13 2 men were killed and a fourth fa dying Lush end Noonan; Taylor, Ames and aa a result of the blowing up of Bur Salt Lake, Aug. 1. Good newa conllngion locomotive No. 21. drawing a tinues to come to the local offices of B realm aha n. Umpire O'Day. freight train one and the Nevada-Fairvlefrom company mllea eaat of here last night. Tbe Superintendent Williams at Kali-viedead are: AMERIONLEAQIE and hla laat report waa especially InMUburn Hall, head brakeman; Patteresting and significant for the rearick Brewer, fireman, and a student son that It rpoke of very gratifying fireman whose name la not known. , Philadelphia, 2; 9L Louis, 0. developments in an entirely new workengineer, who la dying. Is SamPhiladelphia, Aug. 1. Philadelphia The ing upon the property. Thla new hut out St, Iwila ln a pitchers battle uel Roberta. The explosion waa heard working la the south drift on the three mllea away. What la left of the level, anl la a continuation on the here today. Score: boiler of the engine ia In a ditch on R.11.E. aide the of shaft of the north oppoclte .0 4 2 one aide of the track and the trucks drift In which auch fine returns were Si. Louia 2 5 1 In a field on tbe other. secured several days ago. Manager Philadelphia Four cars were derailed and that Batteries Dineen and Spencer; Bam Levy stated Wednesday that thla nearest the engine was badly smashsouth drift waa showing up finely) Plank and Powers. ed. with every promise of being equal In Boston, 14; Cleveland, 1. every way with its neighbor, the north AMERICANS CUTTING A TREE. drift. Boston, Aug. 1 .The local nine batThe whole face of the new working ted Thielman for 22 hits today and Souvenirs of tha Killing of Mr, and la In good ore, the richest portion of won easily from Cleveland, 14 to 1. , Mrs. Fair. which In ailver and gold to the ton Rather than exhaust aaxher pitcher while the whole face In an effort to relieve a lost game, averages 9108-50- , Paris, Aug. 1 A Matin cor respongives a general average of 926.60. The Manager LaJole kept Thielman In the dent reports that Americana are cutgeneral average of the face of the box to the finish. Score: for tha tree In away ting north drift la 131.55 to the ton, while R.H.E. France where souvenirs, tbe Fairs were killed the beat ore averages 9121.25. The Boston . , .14 22 0 In on automobile accident. 1 7 4 stope known aa No. 4 averages $109 Cleveland The correspondent got hla Informato the ton, and from all three workBatteries Glaze and 8haw; Thiel- tion from a driver who was taking ings la being extracted rock of fins man, Clark and Wakefield, e to Evereus. him from la that for. set aside shipgrade being While on the road the driver stopped ment to the local market.. Mr. Levy Detroit, 4; New York, 2. gnd pointing to an elm tree, said: la satisfied In every particular with New York, Aug. 1 The final game "There la Ihe fatal tree where the manner In which this Fairvlew of the present series between New Fairs the were hilled.' mine la opening up. s York and Detroit waa won by the The correspondent asked why he Mr. Levy has Just returned from the today. Some: stopped, and he replied: Battle Creek property at Ruby Range, K.H.E. "Every day I bring Americana here, In which he ia Interested with W. F Detroit 1 , .1 10 and others coins In motors. Everyone Snyder and allied interests. He waa New YorkI... 3 6 2 takea out a knife and carries off a one of the first to recommend the acBatteries Donovan and Schmidt; monel of the bark. quisition of thla property, and ho rth and Thomas. states that It baa every earmark of MAY PURCHASE MUCH COAL. becoming a banner property. Washington, S; Chicago, 7. Washington, Aug. 1. Chicago eas- Committee Arranging to Buy Tan RAILROAD TO PIOCHE. Thousand Tons In Utah Alone. ily outplayed Washington today and 3. 7 won to Smith lasted but Charley Expected That Branch of San Padro Logan, July 31. Plana are under three Innings during which seven bits Will bs Completed BepL 1, and five runa were made off his de- way whereby the Cache valley people to purchase In advance lOjKIO tons Salt Lake, Aug. 1. For nearly nine livery. Frank Smith waa wild, but ef- are Coal of coal from the Independent mllea this aide of Caliente, the steel fective with men on bases. 1L H. E. company, thla to be delivered monthSoore has now been laid and each day sees 4 ly beginning October 1. With the re8 3 the rails of the Plnche branch advance Washington , 7 12 0 duced rate from the railroad company, about 2.001) feet. The weather haa Chicago .., C. Smith, Patten, Gehrtng, Warner received Tuesday, the committeemen been quite hot and desertions from In charge feel confident that thla move and antrack Heydon; F. Smith and the laying force have been haa gone far toward relieving the scarnoying and Impeded progress. It looks city of coal here. A representation, as If it would be Aug. 1. and probably LEAGUE la to go to Wyoming to see WESTERN however, a day or two later before the ears If It la not possible to arrange with reach Bulllunvllle, says a Denver corIndependent companies there to get respondent of the Juea Angeles Times. an additional amount of fuel. It la Omaha, 11; De Moines,. 0. At least three grading campa are that coal will not fall below $6 now located this aide of Bulllonvllle Omaha, Aug. 1. The local players thought a ton. and rapid prog res la made. Recently batted Sporer until McLaughlin readditions to the equipment have lieved him. Game called at end of DISHONESTY IN WEIGHTS. brought up the number of horses and eighth. Score: R.H.E. mules at work on the grade to over 11 16 0 Ptopla of New York Are Cheated by 100 and aa these are among the larg- Omaha Market Men, 0 6 3 est and finest in the state, their dally Dea Moines Batteries MeNeely and LeBranJ; accomplishment Is considerably above New York, Ang. 1. The statement tbe average for that number of Sporer, McLaughlin and Yeager. Jnat mad by Fritz Relchmarn, state superintendent of weights and measDenver Wins First Gams, About three mlleq this aide of Bulures. that the people of thla commonllonvllle the road grade enters what 1. Denver won the Denver, Aug. la known as Condor canyon, which It first game from Lincoln, 7 to 2. The wealth are defrauded to the extent of follows for In places thla second waa called at the end of the 92,000.(100 yearly by falne balance canyon la narrow, barley affording fifth inning on arcount of rain, with and scant measures finds InproportionGreater ate co rro bo ration here paaageway at present for the stheam the score 0 to 0. Score, first game; York. at high water. In sveh places much R. H.E. New Chief Patrick Derry, of the city rock lcuttlng ia necessary for the Denver .,7 12 1 bureau of weights and measures, asya 7 1 grade. A part of thla rock work waa Lincoln Ice dealdone In tbe early nineties when the R. Adams and Zaluaky; that many butchers, grocers, Batteries ers and cool dealers steadily cheat Union Pacific system was building a Jones and Sullivan. their patrons by abort weight?. The line to Ploche. Much of the embankSecond game: bureau employs eighteen men who ment then made through this canR.H.E are kept busy looking up these forms yon haa been, washed out and must be Denver 5 0 ..0 of dishonesty. replaced In auch manner as to secure Lincoln , .0 2 0 It from erosion by water. Such condiBatteries Bohannon and McDonKOREAN TROOPS SURROUNDED. tions make .It more difficult than In ough; Stlmmell and Zlnran. ordinary earthwork to doaely estimate the time required to construct the Japanese Soldiers Will Force Them to Pueblo, 1; Sioux City, 0. Disband. grade through thla canyon. The work, 1. In the fastest game Pueblo, Aug. however, Is progressing so well at all ever here. Pueblo made It Seoul. Korea, Aug. 1. At 10 o'clock points ao far attacked that tbe advent three played straights from Sioux City today. last night Japanese tmnpa surrounded of the road In Ploche about Sept. 1 la Soore: atlll confidently anticipated. the Korean barracka. after an Imperial R. H. E. had been Issued disband.1 4 0 proclamation Puelilo the Korean army composed of NAVY I DEFICIENT. 0 2 0 ing men. Several hnndred Sioux City Koreans, 7,000 Batteries Hatch and Drill; Wil gathered at the Great Bell during a Torpedo Boat Service Has Bean Sheehan. liams and J. thunderstorm, were dispersed by a company of Japanese soldiers. The outlets from ;he Korean army barWashington, Aug. 1. Orders Issuing racka are guarded by machine guns. AMERICANJSSOCIATION from the aavy department today show Two thousand of the Seoul garrison that a number of midshipmen have At Indianapolis Indianapolis , 6; will be disarmed and disbanded tobeen placed on torpedo boat duty. day. This marks a new policy In the navy, Kansas City, 5. Tbe proclamation disbanding th At Louisville Louisville, g; Milwaushowing the conclusion that tbe navy troops saya that the disbanded solla deficient aa compared with foreign kee, 6. At Toledo Toledo, 3; . Minneapo- diers will be granted a year's pay. navies In torpedo boat work. There The emperor body guard wlli not are sixty torpedo boats of various lis. 1. disbanded. be Columbus. At Columbns 5; St. types In our navy, yet only sixteen of them are In active service. I bis has Paul. 4. Second game: Columbus, 5: FELL TO HIS DEATH. been caused by the shortage of officers, SL Paul. S. (Called on account of resulting from the heavy demands for darkness In eighth.) Banker, While In Bathing, Strikes Hla auch officers for the new. battleships Head, and Is Killed. Into commission. BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS. going Philadelphia, Aug. 1. Edmond R. New York. Aug. 1 Jockey Walsh NEW LONG BEACH HOTEL. . president of the Northern Nahad a narrow erape from death .In Watson,bank and treasurer of the Hentional have al- the third race at Brighton Beach .toNew York, Aug. 1 Heaa Brewing company of thla city, ry ready been adopted to erect a new day when hla mount, Vina fell at was found dead In the swimming pool Long Beach hotel to replace the Im- the paddock turn and In full view of of the Columbia club early today. Mr. mense wooden hotel burned a few the big crowd In the grand stand. Wataon'a family la cwsy and he had broken . collar days ago. The new structure will be Tbe boy sustained spent much of the summer at the club. of reinforced concrete and steel, will bone and n crushed band. He was Mr. According to club members, cover unconscious to will and when removed the be absolutely fireproof Watann waa standing upon the springat will two hotel of blocks. The area an emergency hospital Coney Island, board and was about to dive Into the contain. 500 bed rooms, will have a but later revived. The doctors say pool when he slipped and fell. Hla a with shaken ocean room that, although badly up, and head st rick The concrete coping of facing tbe dining seating capacity for 2.000 and there bruised, he la not fatally injured. the pool and he sank to the bottom. the around will be broad piazzas Mr. Wataon waa about 50 years of enclosbe First race, six furlongs Number age. building, part of which will One courts and a sun parlor. Tennis won; Rialto, second; Stephen, ed Japanese ton gardens .will be on the third. Time, 1:18 W Peefmd TWe. five end e half foe- WANT APR BRING RTO RYteUT.TR. grounds. lougs-Ple- ase 3-- Ogden Business Directory s 4-- Architects 2-- Gin save money by seeing us - ai-,- HOUSE WIRING i- Estimates cheerfully given and work guaranteed -i Bell Plton 2-- F. C. WOODS A CO. Architects. 66 A 67 First NatL Bank Bldg. 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The Mil. which follows closely the Alabama law, provides that In order to vote a man must own or pay taxes on 9500 worth of prop- 'Atlanta, WSHIP8 ORDERED TO MOROCCO rtf Li.T- - ill The minister of ma-lii-e the commander of j,miKruc,ed Mediterranean squadron to hold ln I rev"" readlnesa to depart I . He also telegraphed to "a V the cruiser Forbln, now i n '""r Instructions. m,lin there until 'iSIT!!1 del"chea from Tangier re- lprw,a ,a fe,r ,h,t lh0 'mbar murdered ex "e-- . tra atEurpeana prat rapnrta-f- . r 1 l?4, Aug-- 1. " . u.iu..', 1-- P. F. Collier vie-Itor- erty or be able to read and write a paragraph of the state or federal constitution. or he must be descended from a man who has fought In war in which the United States or toe Confederate states have been engaged, or he must have a proper Conception of hla duty to the state and the aar final. a. Printers VOLNEY C. GUNNELL, Office 2374 WashingBoth Phonos 771. Atternayat-Law- . A. L. 8COVILLE, Oppooite Poitoffica. PRINTER. Both Phenes. Photographers A. G. HORN, . Attorney-at-Law- Ovar Badcon Drug Store, Wash. Ava. Gty Florists LUKE CRAWSHAW. Studio Artiatlc. 2446 Wash. Ave Ogden, Utah., A picture that looks like you. Photograhsr. OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artists, 411 24th SL Greenhorns opposite Glsnwood park. Phoney Bail 636X, Ind. 193. VARNEY FLORAL CO. All Klnda of Cut Flowora. Our prices lowasL Boll phone S13K. Give uo a calL THE THOMAS STUDIO, High Grade Portraiture In Pastel, Crayon and India Ink. 2467 Wash, Ava Both Phonaa Real Estate Agents A. A. WENGER. B. VAN DER SCHUIT. Funeral designs; cut flowora and potted plant. All ardsrs promptly filled. Real Estate, Loan and Insurance, Notary Public. Removed to room 415, Eccles building. Bell 1316. STILLWELL A NEWMAN, Florlets. Choice Cut Flowtra and Bedding Plants.. Store 257S Wash. Ava. CARL C. RASMUSSEN. Real Estate, Leans, Rentals and Fire Insurance. First NaU, Bank Bldg. InA Phona 470. Phono 96QZ. 740 28th St Contractors and WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. 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Tabernacle Organ-li- t Ava Studio 874 23rd SL Ball Phono 414Y. DELLA LUND Studio Teacher of piano. North Washington, 16d-- Na SO, BolL FRENCH DRY CLEANING Gerte Planes. Bush A Newman Brea Organa II. C, WARDLEIGH a Having adJed a dry cleaning department to our business, we are now prepared to handle ladles' and gentlemen's suits, portieres and all fine silk and wool articles that ahon'.d not be washed In the ordinary way. We propose in this department as well aa In our laundry work to glvo tha public the beat service to bo had la the city. - PIANOS ORGANS AND MUSICAL OGDEN STEAM MERCHANDISE LAUNDRY Violins, Guitar a, Acourdeoat, Ban- jos, Btriaga Phones 174. 437 Twenty-fift- h SL . Latest Publications of Bhcnt Music. Bee the Wonderful Pipe Organ. CHICHESTERS PILLS a Re-suit-s: - 1874 Washington Avonua CGOKN, UATH. SuSnI mhbVkT iliaVtm yssrs IIMW94 Mwt SsiBH. Atwsyt KgHbMb cai n iv imvy.ktc rvnwuimc |