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= TUB SALT LAKE HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST At GTJST 24 1905 3
OF OFGENERAL OFGENERAL OFI
I GENERAL CORBIN CORBINWants
Wants Army Officers on ii Philippines PhilippinesCommission PhilippinesCommission PhilippilicsI
Commission CommissionI CommissionINAtlG CommissionINAWURATIoN9AY
I
I INAUGURATION INAtlG INAWURATIoN9AY INAWURATIoN9AYPLEA RATION IM riA IDEfr IDEfrPLEA I EA I
PLEA FOR VETERANS OR ORCIVIL O OEijE OEijECIVIL F I1E I1ECIVIL
CIVIL WAR WARManila WARMarrlla WARManila
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Manila Aug Au 23 3 3The The report r rejrtjor t o f Mp MpJor Jl Jljor
Jor General Corbin coumiandarln coumiandarlnchief
chief of f the United Unit d States army ariJ1 Jif Jithe JithePhilippines the thePhilippines thePhilippines
Philippines for the fiscal tl al year TJW 1t in inpart inpart inpart
part says that greater efficiency eml nCY Imr Imrmony hlLrmony lmxn1on
mony n1on and economy couldbe could he obtuliied obtuliiedif
if the thedlvision division coinmunUers were mem members membets meinbets ¬
bets of the commission commls lon and in addi addition addition add1tion ¬
tion to their other duties performed performedthose JlerfotUledthose per0r1fl041those
those of the secretary of military mm r rlairs af affairs Lf Lffairs ¬
fairs to the governor general thereby therebyplaclnc therebyplachu therebyD1acIn
placlnc all the military forces army armycOUt5 unityScouts
scouts and the constabulary under one o11ltdirccting orudirecting
directing head The result would be benJOro bemono
moro unity of action than thanhud had occurred occurredin otCurrOlIin
in the past pustDivisloti J i iDivision
Division commanders should be se selected selected e elected ¬ I
lected with a view to their special fit fitnesa fitness fitrtesn
ness for this duty on the commission commissionand oinnitSSIOfland
and should always be uersona grata to tothe tOI tothe
the governor general generalMajor generalIajor generalMajor
Major General Corbin thinks that the theinauguration theinauguration I Iinauguration
inauguration of a president should be beheralded beheralded beheralded
heralded throughout the possessions 08 e slona of ofthe orthe ofthe
the United States He recommend recommendthat recommendgthat
that the army regulations be amended amendedto
to provide for the th firing of a national nationalsalute nationalsalute natIonalsalute
salute at noon on inauguration day at atevery atpery atevery
every army post He recommends re reconsideration reconsideration reconsideration ¬
consideration of the ruling of the chief chiefof chiefof chiefof
of staff of the army arm that th tno no more colo colonels colonels cob cobnele ¬
nels with civil war records bo promoted bopromotPdto promotedto
to be permanent brigadier generals generalsand generalsand generalsand
and cites many man t sses > of able colonels colonelswho colonelswho colonelasho
who are deserving of permanency the thfservice th thservice theeervice
service being entitled entit1 to their knowl knowledge knowledge knowedge ¬
edge He prophesies that the Philip Philippines Philippines PhilippInes ¬
pines in the near future will not oiily oiilyfurnish oalYfurnish ozlYfurnish
furnish their own coal supply but will willk wlllompete wilteompete
k ompeto < with Australia and Japan in inthe Inthe
1 the markets of Singapore Singaporejovernor SIngaporeY Sitigaporeovernor
Y Govtrnor jovernor General Wright expects to tobe tobe tobe
be present in Washington when the thebids thebid thebids
bids bid for the construction of railroads railroadsin
in the Philippines are opened openedf openedf openedTi
f MINER ON THE THESTAND THESTANDTaggarts STAND STANDV STANDTaggarts STANDTaggarts
V
Taggarts Superior Officer Endeav Endeavoring Endeavoring Endeavoring ¬
oring to Clear His Skirts Skirtsof
of Blame BlameWooster BlameWooster Blamey
Wooster y 005ter Aug 23 3Genend Genernl Miner was wasagain wasagain wasagain
again on the witness stand in the th Tag Taggart Taggnt Taggart
gart divorce case today The roll was wasexhibited wasxhibited wasexhibited
exhibited for the month of July 1903 1903and 1903and 1903and
and was identified by Miner It Itshowed Itshowed Itshowed
showed that Taggart was sick in the thehospital thehospital thehospital
hospital July 2 to July 8 1008 for dis disoase dlsuse disease
ease use contracted in line of duty It also aso asotdds asoL
J L ndds Arrested July J ly 2 2July July 8 1903 Re Released Released Released
leased July 8 1908 and placed In com command COtJI COtJImand coip coipmand ¬
mand of company companyThe companyThe companyThe
The plaintiff sought to show sho that thatalthough thatalthough thatalthough
although Miner charged Taggart with withbeing withbcing withbeing
being crazy craz when he was placed in the thehospital thehospi thehospital
hospital hospi l Taggart was taken out and andplaced andplalad andplaced
placed in command of his company companyGeneral companyGeneral companyGeneral
General Minor reiterated that he did didnot didll0t didRot
not confine Taggart for acute alcohol alcoholism ulcoholjsm alcoholism ¬
ism but for the purpose of observing observinghIs
hIs mental condition conditionGeneral ccmditJonGeneral conditionGeneral
General Miner asserted that he fully fullyoxpeeted fullyxpeeted fullyxpeated
oxpeeted > to see a reconciliation the last lasttime lasttime lasttime
time lie saw Mrs lrs Taggart TaggartAs
As a peacemaker pea < emaker did you think It Itwould Ituld itiquId
would iquId uld effect a reconciliation to send sendIva sendMii
Mii > Iva 11 Taggart away awa and have her take takethe takcthe takethe
the children the general was WR asked askedI
I thought that If she went away awayhe awayhf awayshe
she he would be better able to quietly quietlythink quIetlythink quietlythink
think the matter over and feel more morelike mortlike morelike
like a reconciliation was the reply replyDELAYING rephDELAYING replya replyDELAYING
a
DELAYING THE GAME GAMELawyer GAMELawyer GAMELawyer
Lawyer Collins Has Many Appeals AppealsYet AppealsYet AppealsYet
Yet to Make MakeVictoria MakeVictoria MakeVictoria
Victoria B C Aug 23 3The The appeal appealof
of George D Collins committed for forextradition Corxtraditlon or orextradition
extradition to San Francisco for per perjury perjury perJury ¬
jury waa argued this morning by b W WL WJ V VT
J L T Taylor K C upon habeas corpus corpusproceedings corpusproceedings corpusproceedings
proceedings brought by Collins attack attacking uttacking attacktug ¬
ing Judge Lampmans warrant of com committal om omI ommittal ¬
I mittal before Justice Duff Collins Collinscounsel Collinscounsel Collinst
t counsel argued that the oath Oil th upon uponwhich uponwhich uponwhich
which perjury was predicated Jtr dlcated was not notrequired notrequired notrequired
required by law and therefore could couldnot coul coulnot couldnot
not be perjury and that the oath wa wanot WUI wanot 1 1not
not properly administered dmini Jered The mori moriing mortng moriIng
ing session was spent 8pent in arguing these theselaw theselaw I IIaw
law points in the defense defenseCollins det1 deiense deienseCollins use useCollins
Collins If Judge Duff rules against againsthim againsthiI1 againsthin
him will it is said take habeas cor corpus conPus ¬ I Ipus
pus proceedings before other supreme supremet supremeiourt
t ourt judges in turn before appealing appealingto 1
to the full court His intention is ac according according ¬
cording to his friends to delay pro proceedings proeedings proceedings ¬
ceedings until a change of political ad administration administration administration ¬
ministration is made in San Francisco Franciocowhich Franc1ecowhkh Franciscowhich
which he believes will benefit him himCollins himCollins hImCollins
Collins this morning mornin denied deniooK a state statement atatfInput atat2nnt ¬
Input attributed > d to him in special dis dispatches dispatches dispatches ¬
patches from Victoria that the prosecu prosecution pro proeeution ecru ecrutfon ¬
tion had offered offer d to drop proceedings if ifhe Ifhe Ifhe
he would pay the expenses of the pre proeeUUOIl pretutioii nrcaerution
rution to date datek i iREFUSE
k CII CIIREFUSEjJ
REFUSE REFLJSEDTOUNITE REFLJSEDTOUNITEMAYANDDECEMBER TO UNITE UNITEMAY UNITEMAY
MAY MAYANDDECEMBER MAYANDDECEMBERSeattle AND DECEMBER DECEMBERSeattle
t
Seattle Wash Aug 23 Z3aAnnouucing Announcing
that he did not believe it right for or an anold anold artold
old man to marry a mere child Justice Justiceof
of the Peace Davis today refused ab absolutely absolutely absolutely ¬
solutely to perform a ceremony to make makeO
O L Lander aged 83 3 and Elizabeth ElizabethAlexander ElizabethAlexander ElizabethAlexander
Alexander aged 16 husband and wife wifeThis wifeThis
This refusal retu l1 upon the part of the jus justice jL jLtiel justice ¬
tice Is j remarkable because e the mother motherof
of the child gave her free consent in insecuring Insecuring Insecuring
securing the license The bridetobe bridetobewas
was scared ared and had nothing to say savwhen S8 S8when saywhen
when the court asked her h > r if she was waswilling waswilling as aswilling
willing to become the old mans wife wifeCALHOUN wifee vIfeCALH
e cr crCALHOUN
CALHOUN CALH OUN WORKING WORKINGWITHOUT WORKINGWITHOUT WORKINGWITHOUT
WITHOUT HINDRANCE HINDRANCECaracas
Caracas Venezuela Aug Au 28 3Judgc 3JudgcE Judge
E W Calhoun whom President Roose Roosevelt Roo Jteoeevelt e ev ¬
velt v > lt appointed special coimnisV tomnlqner > ner to tolook tolook tolook
look into the th relations between > n Venez Venezuela VIne1upla Veaiezucla ¬
ucla and the United States in I actively activelypursuing acUvebpursuing activelypursuing
pursuing his hI investigations inn tibUon in the con conduct conduct conduet ¬
duct of which the government Is i ifording af affording afordlng ¬
fording him of every > ry facility Judge Cal Cmlhoun CaI110un Calloun
houn loun will probably remain reJn tjn here for foreome Corsome forsome
some months monthsROOSEVELT monlhMROOSEVELT monthsROOSEVELT
ROOSEVELT WILL GET GETBENNINGTON GETB GETBENN1GTON
BENNINGTON B REPORT REPORTf REPORTWashington EPORTWahlngton ORT ORTWahlngton
7E f
Wahlngton Aug 23 2aSecretar Secretary
f Bonaparte has U referred the report in inthe Inthe inthe
the Bennington case to Cnntaln Diehl Diehljudge Diehljudge Diehijudge
judge advocate and It Is expected a adetermination 8determination adetermination
determination will shortly be b reached reachedregarding reachedregarding reachedregarding
regarding the recommendations of the thecourt thecourt thecourt
court of inquiry At the time of the thedisaster thedisaster thedIsaster
disaster President Roosevelt informed informedSecretary InformedSecretarY informedueeretary
Secretary Bonaparte that he desired the thereport thereport
T report from the secretary on the sub subject subect subJect ¬
ject ect and It Jtls Is the th intention of Mr Bona Bonaparte Bonaparte Bonaparte ¬
parte to toorwnrd forward to the president such a areport areport t treport
report within three or four days daysThe daysThe daysThe
The report will cover the general generalconditions generalconditions generajconditions
conditions and probably wfll w l comment commentupon comU1 cominerjtupon nt ntupon
upon the working of C the naval persdn persdnnel pers peradanet n nnella
net nella law and Its relation to th the steam steamtngineering sttammgineerlng steamnglneerlng
tngineering department of the navy navyWoodbine navyWoodbne navyWoodbfne
Woodbine day at 11 Lagoon Friua frilJ1ZS FrIlattbg >
ttbg ZS
COURT ADJOURNS ADJOURNSTp A ADJOURNST0MINING JOURN S ST
Tp T T0MINING MINING CAMP CAMPJudge CAMPruclgo
Judge Jury Prisoners and Lawyers LawyersGo
Go to BinghamiCanyon BinghamiCanyonTO Binghant Canyon CanyonTOHEAR
TO TOHEAR HEAR CHIDESTERS TALE TALEWOUNDED TALEWOUNDED
4 4WoUNDED
WOUNDED WOUNDED DEPUTY DEP DEPU1 TY UNABLETO UNABLETOMAKE UNABLE UNABLE TO TOMAKE TOMAKE
MAKE TRIPTO TRIPTOCITY TRIPTOCITY3etore + RIPT tCITY tCITYtJelore CITY CITYBefore
Before the court and andJurywbo jurywho jur wbo had hadgoneto hado hadgone
goneto gone o C1 o Blugham canyon nY nyn n tob tobiar to hear ar him himLafayette himLaCayette himLafayette
Lafayette Chidester yesterday morning morningtold mornintold morningtold
told the tl1 story of the1 thc ambush where an anAustrian anAusttian anAustrian
Austrian bullet had jmalmed him for forlife fornf foribife
ibife life nf on March 24 laat In 1us t Strangely enough enoughClrdostor enoughClldQ8ter enoughCiidagter
Clrdostor the th assaulted party was a adefenee adefe1ule adefeuce
defenee witness His testimony was wasbrought wasbrotht Vasbro
brought bro ght out in i behalf of the men mencharged mencbJLrge menehrgec
charged with JUt trying to kill kiUhlm kiUhlmTh him himThese hImrlie
These Th e four Austrluns sat in a row rowmilieu roweullert
milieu expressionless while the thin thinfuccd thinfue thInfaecd
fuccd fue < < l largeeyed witness whose whose stump stumpleg stumpleg stumpleg
leg gave him pain while he talked talkedtold talkedtol9 talkedto1i
told the th story of the th ugly climax of ofIJttle ofLlttle ofLittle
Little Austrias feud That story storyoame storyoame storycame
oame in simple direct answers to tht thtquestions th thput thitiluestlons
questions put by defense and prosecu prosecutlor p prosecutIoi osecu osecutlor
tlor tlorThe
The testimony was taken In the Bl Blirertomhotel EIr ElirertonIiotel
irertomhotel r tomltotel parlor Chidester was the theonly theonly theonly
only witness Judge jury lawyers of officers ofIlcers ¬
ficers flc rs and prisoners took the early earlymorning earl3Jnornlng earlymorning
morning tran tra n for Bingham When the theparty theparty
party got to the > mining camp a crowd crowdof
of Austrians surrounded the quartette quartetteo
0 their countrymen These handcuffed handt uffed
GETS ETs SECOND ECOND CH CHOICE CHOICENoah lG lGNoahM
Noah NoahM M tt Baldock Bound for forReserVa forReserVation forReservaGirl Eeserva Eeservatipn
tipn Colorado Girl Also En EnRoutefor EnR
2 Routefor R ute for Myton MytonSpecial MytolLSpecial T TSpecial
Special to The Herald HeraldPrice Heraldt HeraldtPrIce j jPrice
Price Aug 23 23Noah Noah M I Baldock of ofAngora ofAngora ofAngora
Angora Colo Cob who drew secoifd choice choiceof
of TJiritah Uiri th lands in Uncle Uncleain Sams Sam lottery lotterycat lotteryat
at Provo last week outfitted here this thismorning thismoruln thismornln
morning moruln for I r the spene of ofhi his bi future futurehome futuret foturehome
t home and is is at this time well on the theway theway theway
way He intends I tonds to make his selection selectionnear selectionnear selectionnear
near the th new governmenV gov governmnt ment towrisite i ivrisitc of ofMyton otllyton ofMyton
Myton on the th Duchesne Ducl sne river and will willremain wIllremain i iremain
remain on the reservation re5 eservatlon vEfUon looking lookingabout lookhufor lookingabout
about for mineral lands until his time timefor timefor timeforliling
for forliling filing at VernaJ after whicbhe whi he In Intends Interids Intetids ¬
tends to give giv considerable conSfdorabletime time topros toprospecting torosI ros ros1ecting
I poutIng pectingMlse 1ectingI
I Miss Louise Fentpp I11aJ1fl manager of the thej thePostal
I j Postal Telegraph company at Colorado ColoradoSprings ColoradoSprings ColoradoI
I Springs was was another Colorado arrival arrivaltoday arrivaltoday arrivaltoday
today going out by stage Arriving at ati
j I Myton her present destination she will willI
I between nqV nq and the 28th make her herselection hert
t selection of 160 in person p prson rson Attired Attiredit
1 in it a khaki cloth traveling suit of a astrikingly astrikingly astrikingly
strikingly attractive pattern she will willI willtit
I b tit > one on ot o the e first womeji wome womep to make a aselection aselection aselcotion
selection She is well read on the court country
i i try and will wlUhave have little It any trouble trouble troubleI roublein
I I in getting holdqf a good place Qf land landj landThe
j f The crowd gong gombout out from here is large largebut largebut largebut
but the several stage lines are taking takingcare
I care of all the travel travelSixty travelSixty I ISixty
i
Sixty Years txperlence df f an Old OldNurse OldNurse I
Nurse NurseMis NurseMa
1 1M1
Mis M1 Wlnslows Soothing Syrup Is tho thoprescription thQpicticripuon I
prescription pte1 > CtlpUon pf one ot the best female femalephysicians femalephysIcian femalephysicIans
I physicians and nurses in the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States and has been used for sixty yoara yoarawith yrariJI Year Yearwith
with neverfalling success by millions of ofirtothers otnothers ofniothers
I irtothers for Their children During Durin the theproqess theproqess I Iprocess
proqess of teething its value is Incalcula Incalculable ¬ I Ii
ble It relieves the child from pain cures
i diarrhoea griping in the bowels and wind windcolic windcolic I Icolic
colic By B giving health to the child It Itrests Itrests
rests the mother Price 75 7 cents a bottle I
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Lafayette Chidester
together exchanged ex hanged remarks in their theirown theirown theirown
own guttural tongue with friends friendsamong friendsamong friendsamong
among the crowd They The were taken at atonce atonce atonce
once to the hotel and the court con convened converied ¬
veiled at 10 oclock oclockChidester oclockChld oclockChidester
Chidester Chld ChidesterShad er had been brought down downfrom downfrom downfrom
from hie home near the Highland Boy Boyworkings Eo Boyworkings
workings A sudden change for the theworse theZ8e thewdnse
worse Z8e In his condition had brought broughtgrave broughtgrae broughtgrave
grave fears that He to might die diethough diethoughIf though thoughIi
Ii Is five months ami more sfno stnU sIn he hewas hewas hewas
was shot And so because he Is still stilltoo sUlltoo stilltoo
too weak weu to ti come to the city the he court courthad courthad courthad
had to tf come to him himChidesters himCh hintChidcsters
Chidesters Ch idestcrs Story StoryA
A J Weber attorney atlornc for the four fourAuBtriajis fourAutriana fourAutriaj
AuBtriajis took up the direct exami examirfatjon examiJ1aton examiraton
rfatjon raton of Chidester WOOS story was wasin wAs wsin
in substance this thisChidpBter thisChic1 thisChi4tster
ChidpBter Chic1 ster went to the th ° house where wheretlie wherethe
the Devic D ic faction were hiding after afterthey afterthey afterthie
they thie had ad fired through Tohn Bogdans Bogdanshouse Bogdansbcuare Bogdnnsbeuse
house As he approached the only light lightIn l1ghtInthe
In Inthe the kont ont part of the house went out outHe outHe outHe
He announced that he was an officer officerand officerand officerand
and entered Entering he saw by b the theglow thej theeglow
glow of hl his Mash flashlight light Frank Doyle and andebt andegbt
egbt or ten other Austrians in the therooiTK therpotn
I
rooiTK lrom tOm of C these othpr Aus Austrian Aus1ri81111 Aitstrialsa ¬
trian cam camf revolver shots At the thewnre thesnine I
wnre NUr time he saw M Dev Ie trying l1yln to get gethis t i ihis I Ihis
his r rjrolver olver He and DevJe clinched clinchedand ctineh elichedand d
and both were shot as han been een told toldbv toldhr
bv others witnessee witnesseeHe
He 1I did pot know who h httt Iui fl lined these theseother thesEutber theseothei
other allots s1aotsLcft slhtsLeft allotsLeft
Left to FightAlonc FightAloncDistrict Fight Alone AloneiMtrlct AloneIistrtet
District iMtrlct Attorney A torney Loofbourow took tookup tookup tookup
up the croscxaminatton ero and brought broughtout brou ht htout
out among other things thln that men were weretalking weretalkiOl weretalking
talking inside when Chideater knocked knockedon
on the door a cpcrjaboratian of Joseph JosephMuelirho JOllephfueUrh JosephMuetlehe 1
Muelirho fueUrh testimony te lltnon the other day to tothe tothI
the thI effect that Anton Done had an annorurfced annoudced anuoitdced I
norurfced Hb would allow no officer to toarrest toarrest toarrest
arrest him himChidester hiriChidester
Chidester told the story of Mueliehs Mueliehscoming MuelieltscomIng uelichscoming I I
coming to his belpatong with Bogdan Bogdanand Bogdanand l3ogdanand
and tredSierolcally tr tred eroiealiy to todolge dodge reference referencewith referenceto
to the two Americans he had taken takenwith takenwIth I I
with him They Th had not entered the th thhouse J I
house hou while hlte he was In his struggle with withDevie withDevie
Devie DevieThen DevhThen DevieThen
Then after he was shot he had been beenHrr beenearr beenarr I I
Hrr < oiitke oiitkeWhrtt outtllkeWhdt outskorj
Whrtt rj tile 1fl you OU do there neke uek641 the thedistrfct thedistret thedistret
distret Attorney AttorneyChldeetcr attornerCitideeter torney
Chldeetcr r told how be lay on his 1uck 1uckin 1uckIn oackin I
in thfr mud m ui and the slush with bis man mangled ¬
I Fglad
gled leg 11 bicexlingr > f fasL ftrevolver p 100101 in ineither ineither ineither I
either hjuid lajui aluJJ b an and < l guarded r ei the entrance entrancelo I Ito
lo o th uoyse o se that none non might leave leaveHe l lerpelie vl vlHI i
He did ft t while rrrn fhot iot ot arwl 8 ought fouchtand oushtRnd oughtand i
and traiJtoled traulod about bini and lie was wasblood lvS lvShloed1ng I
blood hloed1ng np Ca r llt atlIe lltHe t tHe
He told it quietly hi his voice voteewaN was nit Dilifully nitfully f
fully wet4rut w nirut times fM1 Hi eves < V s trre 110t 110tfrom eretfrom t tfrom
from weeks w ek of Illness crew bright brightlio brl hf 148 saii
lio 11 talked nd d he b leaned ietct e forward In Inhis If f
his bir hI leather Jeatb c chair chairTnrber chairTn
Tnrber Tn tbe1 tost ests faHn l falng Jln him him the de defendants tiefenditnts e efcpdautH ¬ I
fendants twirled tbelr noustieliae or orlooked or100kOf1 orbookei
looked Mtollojlv toli Jly xt the floor They ar aroeared arDeIiecL arDeiite4
oeared to take less interest in the th at atfsir atfair aLfair
fair thananyone thananyonePrisoners thanal1onePrisoners thananyonePrisoncrs
Prisoners Sing in Jail JailAfterwards JailAfterwards
I
Afterwards they were placed in the theBiugluun f j
Bingham jail and scores 05 of their thetyswar thetyswarth tholrawurthy war I Ithy
thy th countrymen gathered n the streets streetsabout streetsabout I Iabout
about die doors The spirit of bravado bravadothat bravade4hnt
that sg 9 often shows Itself among Slav Slavand Sl Slavand o oand I
and Mongol nations of southern Eu Europe EuropE Europe ¬
rope > boiled bon d over and the nrisones nrlfioufsi nnlsonesroaredoudty j
roared rOredJOu roaredoudty loudly dry the songs of their native nativeland nativeland
land q tanking nklng songs of hll tribes tribeswhose tribeswholle tribeswhose
whose names are known to no saog saograrihexv geograyher 90g 90graJher
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rarihexv rarihexvAnd raJherAnd rayherAnd
And so they take1 passed pas d the afternoon un until until untli ¬
til they tne were taken through throu h the streets streetsto 8tn > ets etsto
to their tram foriSalt for Salt Lake LakeMeantime LaklanUmp LakeMeantime
Meantime the tl1 > officers oll eCts had ouderl ouderllifted enerylifted lld rIY t tHfttd
lifted hidestor Ihldt tpr Into t1I < a carriage and amiinvfnjhim atsihivetthim j jjrinlhim
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invfnjhim to the hr little cottas < I up upcanyon t tcanyon i icanyon
canyon whore waited aited his anxious wife
LIKE TAKING CANDY CANDYQuartette CANDYQuartette
Quartette of Bunco Bun o Men Separate SeparateJnmes SeparateJames Separate3ames
James Rice ice Prom Fioin400 400 With Without Witholit Withotjt
out Much Trouble TroubleIf
If bunco men i en had any an of t that com compassion COtnpassion coinpassion ¬
passion which forbids tOJb fo ta ls the taking of ofcandy otcandy ofcandy
candy from a baby four of Vhem het11 would wouldnever wouldnever wouldtiever
never have h e separated James Rice an anaged anaged anaged
aged tourist from Wisconsin of 400 400as 400lUI 400as
as they did last night The quartetto quartettewhich quartettowhich quartettowhich
which separated Mr 11 Itice from 300 in incurrency incurrency Iiicurrency
currency and 100 l O in gold adopted adoptedcoarse adoptedcourse
coarse cour tactics tacU a in dealing with their theirvictim theirvictim theirvictim I
victim one going so o tar as to hold him himfrom himrrombehlnd himfront
from rrombehlnd behind while the other three threetested threetested
tested the coin to sec c if it t was l1s good coodHaving JoodHaving goodHaving I
Having passed muster the coin C > in was wasforthwith wasforthwith wasforthwith
forthwith deposited In II the pockets of ofthe ofthe I
the four and Mr Rice was bidden good goodevening goodeven I
evening eveningWith eveningVith even ing ingS
S With scarcely sear ely anything left I ft over and an andabove j jabove I
above his railroad ra ilroad tickets Mr Rice re reported
ported the matter to the police station stationabout stationabout tatlonbout
about midniglftr mitlnlgttJe He claim to have met metKi metthe I Ithetirt
thetirt the < Ki iirst < oC r IThe 4 e qUHrtt qusrtettetJiie > > tLe hUe comln coming comingill I I Iin
ill in from Saltair on an a ai tearly early evening eveningH eveningtrain
train Mr Ir HJ Rice e Is not a youthful man manHe nianHe
H He was tlnfld tb and nd hi feet hurt He HeItad IIchad
had one shoe ahQ off Hit compunian c mjfttnl n sym symreached symJ1l symiathized I
J1l iathized hlzed 11 the time Slt Lake Wit Witreached was wasreached
reached bujco man No lba 1 b 4 < estab estab1shed establshed establshed
lshed his home as being bein n near ar that of ofIr oflIolr ofiIr
lIolr > Ir Rice Rk 1Te t Ie ai also o said aId that he was wasgoing wasIoing wasgoing
going out on thenight thenj ht train and ant would wouldbe oul oulIt
be It a pleased to accompany o npnny ftlr n Rice Ricenorth RicenorUt Ricenorth
north northHe i ii j
i He suggested first a drink drln or tvo hor
i Mr r Rice acfiuiceced ae juieced cd and they t JfY sought soughtthe soughtthe ouht
the Diamond bar in the tli Empire block blockSouth blockouth
South outh Temple near First Wist 1 W ft t street I
Another man came in shortly ahort1 afterward afterwardand I
and aJ d he and an Mr Rices companion be began befin begsn ¬
gan fin shakingdice shaking dlce tile A thjrd than 1 lan en entered entred entered ¬
tered and the three shook dice ce Ricos Ricoscompanion Rit Ricescompanion R Rccmvanion
companion appeared to have no luck luckwith buckwith
with the ivories and nnllne he asked Mr lr Rice Ricehow Ricehow
how much qipuev ii Qt1e iley he had on hini hipi Rice Riceshowed
showed how d a little clasp las1 purse containing containingic I
o He then thowed ed a apacIQus pa IQWI pocket pocketbook pockethook
book with JO i0 morQtztkCfI away I
About t1 tLia1Jue Istrf1 ic he fst 1iftI grabbed from frombehind i ibehind Ibehind
behind Wfcen he wufe a j released relelWl hie hieco hi bittcoflnn3otsieil
co coflnn3otsieil P fJnjsnld Rnk si c l ukinsVrth takh taking vIth Ill them ih = m their theireortly theirottsly
eortly obtained coin coinY eohY
r a a It
Y M C A day Lagoon tgoon Saturday
Aur Au = 2C 2GADV1SESPAY1N i G j jADVISESJWING
ADVISESJWING ADVISES PAyING FOR DEER DEERICayor DEERKayor DEERiCayor
ICayor Moms MOll s Eaqqminend R RQmicndliQity OJ1UIndliig Qity ty Give Give I
25 for Animal Confiscated Confiscatedby Oonfis l d dby
by Game WardenIayor Warden WardenMayor 1 1ttayor
Mayor Kleharjj p Po Morris bias re roconuncndcd recbnunent reconitnemled
conuncndcd cbnunent dto to the city citcou council 1cU that 2f 2fbe 2 2be 2be
be appropriated to pay ay JqhnSnyder JqhnSnyderfor JQhn Snyder Snderfor
for 01 the noted te teer er r that is new In Llb Liberty LlbOlty Llbonly ¬
only park parkrJ This bt is the animal unlmaJ which whichdrew whichdrew I Idrcw
drew forth many mliuy constructions con trucM fJS of the thegamd them thegum
gamd gum m law and started a prolonged prolongedethical prolongedethical Uolongldethical
ethical discussion dl cUsslon early hi the sum summer summot summer ¬
mer The deer was captured by b a Utah Utahcounty UtahCounty Utahcounty
county man who gave It to his hisdaughter hisdaughter hisdaughter
daughter Snyder brought the animal animalto
to Salt Lake to sell It for die le girl He Hewas HeWaS Hewas
was discovered by John Sharp state statefish statefish statefish
fish and nd game commissioner who whopromptly whopromptly whopromptly
promptly confiscated the he animal on the theground theground
ground that it was venison in the pos possession possessIon possession ¬ r
session of Snyder during the closed closedseason etoscdseason closedseason
season The animal nnlm l was later turned turnedover turnedover turnedover
over to the city Majyor Iayor Morris Jor ls takes takesthe takesth takesth
the th position that hat there ther was lls no criminal criminalintent criminalintent criminalintent
intent and advises that th tllr Mr Snyder nder be begiven b bgi begiveir
given gi 11 25 in payment paY1l1 payIiiwitfpr ntprtheJnimlI ntprtheJnimlIJ for the animnl animnlWoodbine gnimtIst
J st stVojdbine 11 11WJdbir1e
Woodbine WJdbir1e day iJa iJaAu a ll J1 k n Friday Frh1 y
At = 2 2i
BUTCHERS AND ANDGROtERS GROCERS GRO ERS CLOSE E STORES STORESAND STORESAND
ii
AND PUT IN A DAY OF PLEASURE
Butohers arid grocers were were1n in com command corninand ¬
mand of affairs aVSaltair yesterday yesterdayand
and did their utmost to make the large largecrowds largecrowds iargecrowds
crowds happy All AUthe the grocery stores storesand storesand i iand
and butcher shops of the city eit were wereclosed werec1od wereclosed
closed for the day and several of the thelarge theJarge thelarge
large department stores closed at 1 1oclock 1oclock 1oclock
oclock oclockAt oclockAt oclockAt
At the beach b ach a feature of the occa ¬
sion was the barbecue Fresh beef beefcooked beefcooked beefcooked
cooked the way you ou like it was w was s served servedto sencdtoa11
to toa11 all comers A number of sporting sportingevents sportinge sportingevents
events e ents several of which were pulled pulledoff pulledoff pulledoff
off on the sand about the pavilion ad added added adtied ¬
ded to the pleasure of the day du Extra Extratrains Extratrains Extratrains
trains were put on during the after afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
noon and the attendance placed the day daywell dayw daywell
well w ll up in the list of heavy ones at the thei theresort theresort
i resort
OGDEN NEWS NEWSOffice
Office 2484 Washington Avenue AvenueOgden AvenueOgden AvenueOgden
Ogden Thursday Aug 24
4 a
PROGRAMME PROGRAMMEFOR FOR ELKS ELKSStartling ELKSStartling ELKSStartling
I
Startling Exhibitions Promised Dur Buring During During
ing Two wo Days Convention of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Order in Ogden OgdenThe
The committees having in charge the thearrangements thearran Iltearrangements
arrangements arran ements for the Elks convention conventionhave conventionhave < > n
have made all preparations for the affair affairand afairand I I
and from all accounts the gathering and andthe andthe andthe
the festivities will be such as a have never neverbefore nverbefore neverbefore
before been witnessed in Ojrden A Aprospectus Aprospectus 0 0DrOSectus
prospectus of the various doings doin planned plannedfor plannedor
for or the Elks and their friends on that thatoccasion thatoccasion thatoccasion
occasion has h been issued and following followingare
are some of the promises promisesTuesday promisesTuesday promisesTuesday
Tuesday Aur Au 1 23 291100 1100 a m or there thereabouts thereabouts thereabouts ¬
abouts tieiegates and visitors will be met metby metb
by b the members of 71i > an3 escorted to toour toour toOur
our club rooms Reception at club > rooms
12 I m Convention convenes at 2 p m mBand mBand mBand
Band concert 630 to 730 Grand parade paradeat
at 7SO 7 > > and this will be a aarade All AllElks AllElks AllElks
Elks will be expected to participate At At8b0
830 the grand aggregation of monstrosi monstrosities ¬
ties will be on exhibition at Utahna park parkThere parkTheI punkThere
There Nora will greet reet you ou Nora the thenameless thenameless thenamelees
nameless wonder Never evet before on exhi exhibition exh1bilion exhibition ¬
bition She wants ants to see you The glass glassblowers glassblowersno glassblowersno
blowers blowersno no greater blowers can be found foundoven foundven foundeven
oven among the Elks Elk5and and thats some someThe someThe someThe
The smallest and the tallest man mantwo mantwoot two twoof
of the most wonderful freaks ever exhib exhibited exhibIted exhibited ¬
ited 7 7oulka lka the pride of the harem will willbe willbe
be exhibited by b special permission of the thesultan thesultan thesultan
sultan The boxing cats Rend and Seno Senothe Senothe
the greatest st and the only exhibition l of otIts otItskId its itskind
f1 geJhe e1g fci
kind dgr over placed J before F the American Americanpublic Americanpublic I IDubUc
public never n never ver before seen west of the theMississippi the1isslssippl theMississippi
Mississippi river Imported especially for forthis forthis
this thl occasion at the great reat exuense of
510000 1000 The African groundhog the th only onlyone onlyone
one in captivity cannot be described describedin
in print must be seen s n to be b appreciated appreciatedThe
The strong man the fat man the snake snakeeater snakeeater
eater the snake charmer the headless headlesswonder headlesswonder
wonder the boneless bo1 less man the osslfiedd osslfieddman osslfieddmart
man the dog faced boy and many other othermonstrosities oth r I
monstrosities monstrositiesThe
The Empire Stock company imported importeddirect Importeddirect importeddirect
direct fro r Chlcato for this occasion occasionforty occasionforty
forty fort people and this is no Joke JokeMoving jok jok1Iolng jokeMoving > I
Moving pictures vaudeville Illustrated Illustratedsonps Illustrated50n15 Illustratedsongs
songs specialties dancing girls and andmany andman andmaui
many man othor oth things thin s the rmntle and white whitedance whitedan whitedance
dance dan e etc etcAugust etcAugust etcAugust
August 39 Convention convenes at 11 11a 11a 11a
a m Excursion to Ogen canyon can n Din Dinner Dinner Dinner ¬
ner to delegates de > legate at the new hotel at 3 p pm Pm pm
m Social session at the club rooms roomsp S30 S30p 800P
p m
RUNAWAY IN CANYON CANYONTeam I II ITeam
I
Team Dashes Down Road and Collides CollidesWith CollidesWith CollidesWith
With Hay Wagon WagonAn <
An exciting and expensive runaway runawa oc 00curred occurred I Icurred
curred last evening in Ogden canyon canyonwhen canonwhen canyonwhen
when a livery team belonging to Black Blackham Blackham Blackham
ham Bros and driven by b3 three employes employesof employesof
of the tl1e Pullman company raced down downtbe downtbecanyon the thecanyon thecanyon
canyon driveway drivew v and collided with a a load loadof loador loadof
of hay ha much to the detriment of > the tholivery thelivery I Ilivery
livery rIg The occupants of the carriage carriagewere Cllrri8 carriagOwerb e ewer
were wer F B Smith G Dismucks Dlsm cks V Light Lightfoot Lightfoot Lightfoot
foot with some ladies They were driv driving drl drlvinn ¬ i iIng
ing rapidly reDldl down the canyon when the theteam theteam theteam
team sot ot beyond their control and near1 near1the naarthe neat neatthe
the first bridge dashed into a load of ofhay ofhay ofhay
hay spilling out the Pullman emnloyea emnloyeaand employesand einpboyeaand
and their ladies and badly injuring both bothhorses bothhorses boUthorses
horses and completely demolishing the thebuggy thebugg thebuggy
buggy At the livery stable the gentle gentlemen gentlemen gentlmen ¬
men of color put U3 u 55 in cash with a anote anote anote
note for 100 in liquidation for their fun funAn funAn funAn
An Expensive Escapade EscapadeThe
The escapade of Win Hersitt in as assaultingr assaulting as assaulting
saulting Foster Fost > r Wardleigh Var leigh Sunday night nighthas nighti nighthas
has proven quite J expensive not t only to tohim tohim
him i but t to his h companion eSoh John Walters WaltersWalters WaltersWaiters v e ealters
Walters alters has paid his 00 fine tln > but Hergltt Hergltthas HergItthas Hergltrhas
has not succeeded in raisins the amount amountof
of his fine and is still confined in Inthe the thecitv thecity
city Jail Both of the young men nie have havelost
lost their positions at the Southern Pa Pacific Pacific PacifIc ¬
cific shops sh aps
gden Briefs BriefsV Briefs Briefsi
i V C W y Thomas of Provowas Provo BS In the city cityyesterday cityesterday cityyesteniiay
yesterday yesterdayi
i Mrs rs T B BDevot6 Devote and children left yes yesterday yeaterday es esI ¬
terday to spend a few days In Ulntah Ulntahand Lintahtnd Llntahlnd
and later ten days dH3 > s in Salt Lake City CityLars CityLars CityLars
I
Lars Jensen was yesterday mmed by byChief byChief byChief
Chief of Pollee Brownlnc to serve erve as aspatrolman asI aspatrolman
patrolman In pluce of N A Herrick re resigned resirJJCd resigned ¬
signed signedDr sirJJCdDr signedDr
I
Dr C A Mosmnii who has been con conan confined confined
fined at his home for the past weeld with withI withan
an attack ef f leakage laaka e of the heart was wasout wasout wasout
I out yesteVday yesteVdayJ
J 3 1 A 1 Stimpson was was visited yesterday by byI
I his brothers Charles Stimpson Stlm > on of > La Labetha LaI
I I betha 1 > tha Kan and H H Stimpson of ofCheyenne ofCheyenne ofCheyenne
Cheyenne Wyo yo
i A STATE NEWS JI
DEATH ENDS SUFFERING SUFFERINGSheepman I t It ISheepman II IShccpman
I 1
Sheepman Falls From Train and Sus Sustains Sustains ¬
tains Serious Injuries InjuriesProvo InjuriesProo InjuriesProvo
Provo Aug Au 2S 25Thomas Thomas CIoU Clohorthy orthy a asheep a asheep asheep
sheep owner of Heber met with a severe severeIf severeI severeIf
If I not fatal nccidcnt In Spanish Fork Forkcanyon F For1canyon rk
canyon yesterday esterda afternoon He was wastaking wastaking wnstaking
taking a trainlond of sheep east over the theRio theRio theRio I
Rio Grande Gra l1e Western estern and at Tucker wits witson w wdson s son
on top of the cars going towards the thebuck I
buck of the train to enter the caboose cabooseTho cnbooserh caboosOTire
Tire rh helping engine which Is used to pro I Ithe I IPI I
1 PI > H the train over the summit had beOn beenattached beOnnUachl beonattached j
attached to the back ack of the train as asuTual asl asituel
uTual l u81 and tli tire < > train was about to start startbitt i itout Ibut I i
tout the t1t caboose which was coupled to tothe tothe tothe
the the back had in omo
engine at soma somamanner t tmHnncr I Imariner
manner bc been > n uncoupled from rom the rest or orHie I Ithe I
the train Mr 11 Clotworthy was in ix the act actof a t I IoCcrnwUng I
of crawling from the last freight oar c r onto ontothe ontothe I
the caboose ci boo e when wti n the th front part of the thetrnin theI I Itr1h I
trnin started at = trtd nntl nd he h fell between thp th thar thear j joar I
oar ar and the caboose caboo e < the caboose on ne Recount cccount I Icount
count of being uncoupled failing to fol follow follow 01
low As soon < OQn as Mr sIr Clotwortliy Cotwort1 struck strucktli struckthe I Itit I
tit the rail the engine en in at the back pushed pushedthe puahmlthe pushedthe
the caboose onto him crushing his left leftleg I Ilegand fleg
legand leg 11m arid other parts of the left side of ofhis orhi ofhis II
his hi body bod end face facetr faceMr I IMr
Mr tr Clotworthywas Cl tworthwns tak taken iV to totlJe the Provo Provoenoral Provogenersi i i
Jtenral enoral hospftaI l on a Apodal and lila j I I I i
fj flIy nily were br brought u ht from Helter on n an another anoth 5T3 5T3other
other oth r special At tha th thohespltal hospital eit It was wusfotimi wis wisfound wasfound I I
found necessary nCCf > 8San to amputate the left log IOKbetween Ie Iebetwt logbetween
between betwt > eJl the knee kn > and the anUJt aJ1kJtZlnd and It Itwas itas 1twas I
was as found that his loft I > ft jaw was broken brokenhi
in several places pla es and t the he skull crushed crushedor I
or th loft side si t > of o the head headThe headThe I II I 1
The Injured I e man Is 62 5 years of age and andhar andMr andhac
N
har r wife pnd n nd nine children childrenMr childrenMr h id J
Mr Clotworthy Clotworth succumbed to his in injuries i11jurs injure i
juries this afternoon The remains win winbe winshiJloed willbe
be > shipped to Ileber City for burial burialLirdsnv j I i I
jo Jnh < rth Llrdsnv of Heber has been beenbreughtto beenbroughtto beenbroughtto
broughtto the Provo general hospital to toreceive tottletvt
receive treatment for appendlqltis His Hiscondition Htscondltton Hiseondjttoai
condition condltton is such that It has not yet been beencor beenCOq beenconqitird
cor COq conqitird > f < irod safe safe to havehim have him undergo un ergo an anoperation anopcration anoperatIon
operation operationay opcrationMay operatIonitity
May ay Hurrlsoaof Harrison or Springville lie was wasgrant wasgrantI grant granted j jo
o ed < J a I t divorce from Lewis E Harrison FI rrison by byTud b I IJudge
Judge Tud Tu e Booth today todu o on or r the grounds of oflutbltult ofbitbituni j jmbltu I
mbltu bitbituni l drunkenness Plaintiff was wasgranted walltrantcd wasgranted
granted the custody ustod of two minor fhll fhlldron lhlllren ehfitires
tires and 25 t attorneys f fAA s The parties nttrUeswore mirtteswere partieswere
were married at SpringeHie Sprin iIll Feb f6 6 1S35 1S35Mlse Wilfss 1S9 1S9Miss
Miss lfss Leona Dunn who lia undergone undergoneavi
avi operation oper Uon for appendjcltis appen jeltis at the tl Provo Provogeneral PrOVlg Provegeneral
general g nernl ho hOKplta1is hospital pita is progressingfavorably progressingfavorablyA
A marriage license has J been issued IFFu < d to toD toD toD
D A Gull aged 25 So unit Annie Hutlum Hutlumaporl Halluma llaliutuagnd
aporl a Nl 2 both of Spanish Fork ForkHome h rk rkHome rkHome
Home or r Saloon Saloonhlch Which is the sub subledof sub1oel subIeet
ledof 1oel of a lecture to be delivered by Mrs MrsL MrsL MrsI
L I B Bailey BaUe of Prohlbltiqn Park < Stalen StalenInland StalenJ StatenIslund
Inland J lQnd on Sunday Sunda evening Aug 27 Ht Htthe ntthe atthe
the Congregational church Tho lecture lecturecommences lecturocommences lecturecommences
commences at S oclock Mrs Bailey is isa isa isa
a noted temperance worker and an able ablesp ableS able5n
sp S 5n her herBen r rBon rBon
Bon Schwab IB back from it mpnths mpnthsv
v Itllt t to Xew York Ohio and Kentucky Kentuckyfor I nulcky nulckyfot
for pleasure and busjncsn Mr 1 Schwab Schwabhas SchwilbhaM Scltw b bhas
has fared well eU during his absence and andgained IIndS andgained
gained S d fifteen pounds poundsProvo poundsThe Jdi +
The xrmlnation ftfi of teachen for tin thtProo tinProvo
Provo City CI schools for the ensuing ensuln school schOolcar schoOlyear i iyear
year car will be hold In the Parker school schoolAug i iAug IAug
Aug 28 8 and 29 9 commencing at 9 oclock oclockon oclo k kon
on the 28th 28thPARK 25thPARK th
I IPARK
PARK CITY HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGSPark
Park City CIt Aug 23 25The The > dance and con concert concert concert ¬
cert given last l st evenIng at the Maple hall hallwms hallwa hailWas
Was a well attended affair and from a adancers adancers adancers
dancers standoolnt was w a success The Theconcert Theconcert Theconcert <
concert though was not considered conslder d so sogood o oIood j
good but those who went figured it that thatthey hatthey
they had their the r moneys worth In Inthe irithedance the dance dancealone 1 1alone Ialone
alone Early In the evening the band bandgave bandgave I
gave a street parade and openair ftOit ftOitoort boiieer
oort eer whjchi was appreciated aJ > > rcclatednJld arid qUs nas nasfairly as asfairly I Ifalrly
fairly g JAJd 3d The compahf compantlcft left this marn m <
ing for some of tho other settlements
WATER WATERSTJLL STILL BACK BACKFlow BACKFlow
Flow From North t Fork Doesnt D Reach ReachOgden ReachOgden Ch ChOgden
Ogden River RiverInformation RiverTnformation RiverInformatjoa
I
Information received yesterday from fromEJden fromEden fromEtezt
Eden was as to the effect that water in the thechannel thechannel thechannel
channel of North Fork Is still 1300 feet
from the Ogden river channel The flow flowof flowof flowof
of North Fork Is belnz beln watched with withgreat withgreQt withgreat
great interest owing to the fact that im important Important important ¬
portant Issues In the water litigation be between between between ¬
tween Eden and North Osrden are ex expected expccted cxpected ¬
pected to be decided on the results of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the experiment The Eden people have ad advancd advaned advancd
vancd the claim that no matter If they the thedo
do turn the water down the North Fork Forkchannel Forkhannel Forkchannel
channel It will not reach North Ogden OgdenNearly OgdenNearly gd n nNearly
Nearly a week ago in obedience to the thedecree thede thedecree
decree de r e of Judge Ritchie they turned the theentire theentire theentire
entire stream down the channel and as asi asct asyet
i yet ct the water Is 1500 feet so far as sur surface surface surface
face Indications go from rom connecting with withthe withOgden withthe
the Ogden river riverThe rivertt1neII riverThe
The attorneys tt1neII for rni the e iirt iirtand North Ogden peo people p ppie ¬
pie W L Maginnis H R MacMillan MacAullanand MacMillanand
and J E Bazley went UD to the valley valleyyesterday valleyyesterday valleyyesterday
yesterday to look over the conditions pre preparlnjf preparIng preparing
parIng for the hearing in the water ca casps caspswhIch caes caeswhich ps pswhich
which are to come us u > tomorrow before beforeJudgre before3u beforeJudge
Judge 3u ge Howell HowellWAIVES Howel1WAIVES HowellWAiVES
WAIVES EXAMINATION EXAMINATIONFrank EXAMI NA TI ON ONFrank
Frank Johnson Delayed Too Long LongWriting LongI LongWriting
Writing to Judge Powers Powersi PowersFrank PowersFrank
I
i Frank Johnson who slashed Albert Ibert ray Taylor 1aybr
lor colored a f few w nights ago with a ra razor raI
I zor was arraigned arrai ned yesterday Y morning in Inpollee inpolice
police court He wanted the proceedings proceedingsdelayed p proceedingsdeiaycd eedlngs eedlngsdelayed
delayed until he could hear from Judge JudgePowers JudePowers JudgePowers
Powers whom he expected so he said saidto saidto saidto
to defend him He sa dlhe had written writtento
to Judge Powers and felt confident that thatr thattht thatthe
r the attorney would come at once to his hisdefense hisdefensq
defense It appeared api > earcd that he had waited waitedtill
1 till the day da before the preliminary hear hearing hearI hearIng ¬
ing before sending sendin word of his trouble troubleto
I to the desired attorney attorne and consequently consequentlyJudge consequentlyJude consequentlyJudge
Judge Murphy declined to postpone Dost > one the thehearing ther1 thehearing
hearing Johnson n m then decided d dbound to waive waivethe w waivethe
r1 r1rlg rlg
the areliminarv li f examination k and d was wasbound wasbound
bound over ove in the sum of Z00 500 bonds bnds to toanswer toanwer toanswer
answer anwer a charge cha e of assault asaul with wih deadly deadlywea deadlywcnn deadlywen
wcnn wcnnV wen pen on onW
W V penS S Crosby Crosb after afer a hearinz heinr on the thecharge thechare thecharge
charge chare of larceny lareen growing out of his histaking histaking histaking
taking taking a 3 wtch watch from the pocket of an anacaualntance anaCQuaIntce anacauaintance
acaualntance aCQuaIntce named Sullivan SuUvan who was wasdrunk wasdrunk wasdrunk
drunk at t the time was held to n the dis district district dietrlct ¬
trict court to answer in the sum of 200Examination 200 200Examination 2 2Examination
Examination of Teachers TeachersThe Teachers TeachersThe
The examination examInton of teachers who are areapplicants areapnikants
applicants a1iiants for positions noitions or who have havebeen haveI havebeen
I been ben appointed to positions psitons In the public publicschools publicI publicschools
I schools will wil b blin bnln sin this morning mornIng at the theHigh theI theHllrh
High school under the direction directon of the ex exnnflninp e axnm1nIng
I nnflninp f lnin board bad Supt Vnu 0 Allison J E ERetherford ERetherford EBetherford
Retherford and Joel oel J Fanis Fars The Te pro program progrm program ¬
gram grm for examinations examinatons follows followsThursday folows folowsThursda followsThursday
Thursday Aug Au 24 29 9 a m arithmetic arithmetc arithmeticI13t
1130 1 3 spelling spmng 120 lr history historyFriday histor
I Friday Aug 25 259 9 a m grammar 11 11a 1
I a drawing draln dralnSaturdRY in reading reding 130 1 p m t geography gesrph 300 300drawing 30 300drawing
Saturday Aug 26 29 26S 9 a m physiology ph siolog
1030 103 pfcdagogry Pe lg gr
where theyare they are billed bied to give g e dances dancesA dance dancesI I
A horseman hOrsean who struck town some days daysI da daysago s
I ago bringing binln with him a bunch of In Indian Indian
dian ponies has been reaping reping quite quie a aharvest aharvest
harvest h arvest by selling selng off the tle herd at priceswhIch prices priceswhich priceswhich
which range rdno from 10 as a top price to toBO tocents toho
BO cents as 1 a bargain The Te horses horse have havenone haveDone havenone
none of them thc been broken and the boys boysof bo boysof s sot
of town are having hain a time getting their theirmouns theIrmouns theirmouns
mouns mouns bridledwise brldledwlseThe bridledwiseThe
The Catholic Catholc church was as the seen scene of a apretty apretty apretty
pretty wedding w ddlng today toda at noon when Rev RevThoe Re Rerhos RevThos
Thoe Galilean GaIhan pastor of that church churchperformed churchperformed hurchperforme
performed performe the ceremony which whih made Miss MissAnnie MissAnnie MissAnnie
mae
Annie Deason Dason and Patrick Ferguson Ferbusol both bothof bothof
of thl this nlace man and wife The bride brideI bridewas bridewa
was wa attended att nde by b her sister Miss 18S Tessie Tessiej Tesslefeason
Jf feason > eason and Miss 1ss Annie Corrisan while whilethe whUethp whilethe
the best man was James ames Murphy 1lurphy Fol Following
lowing the tle c leremony ceremont > remon the entire entre wedding weddingT weddingarty
T > arty rty were driven to the home of Mr Mrand Mrand Ir
and Mrs llrs William Viiam Deason Dosn Ie on where H re reception reception ¬
ception cepton was held Mr 11 and Mrs rs Ferguson Fergusonlefr Fergson Fergusonleft
left 011 the afternoon f I train for a i short shortwiH shortweflding
wiH weflding bd JiiiS J trip i after i whlcli l they t will iro iroat bc bcat hoUt
at hqtnc to their thli friends at their thcr rcsi
dfcr dtnCt or 0 Norfolk avene aveneThe aveneThe ln e eThe
The finishing fnishlug work on the Lincoln school s < hool I
bulletins bullin is Being done onE now and in a short shorttime shorttinie
time ttE the bulldintr buldin = will wlt IK l readr Jeadl for oc occupancy oecpanc orcttpancy ¬ I
cupancy cpanc The work done at the build buUd1m ¬
Inc 1m consisted conslste in entirely cntrel remodeling remodelng the th <
bj bLment > Mnent lasterijr > la8tpiz anew several sen rl of the therooms theroms therooms
rooms roms and lnd installing Jnsta ln a sewerage sewere system systemi srstEm systemtogether
together ethEr with wih reolping the building bulding for fori forthe
the > steam ste8m heat t The T improvements which whih
have hlut been made makes mal 3 this building buildingI buiding
one o e of the finest fnest school buildings buiding in the thestate thewih thestate
state with wih BO exceptions execDtons In addition additon to
this work work which has haf been done on the
interior of the house the t1l outside has been beenrepaired beenrepaired
repaired 1ra UdA A cement l mdIJ walk IJ has been e built bulttall builtall
all around Ud Udtl the tl bulletins md and 1fJS 1fJSe an a entirely 1rr V
new drainage system has been in
drlnse sJste put Plt so sothat sothat sothat
that the th4 condition coo lton which formerly existed existeda
viated viatedqorge vIate tlatedUqQrge a at at th tf the building buldlnC will m now be entirely existe ob obviated ob ohtlated ¬
UqQrge < qorge qQr Smith and family famiy went wet to Salt Sal
Lake Lk6 yesterday yeteroy afternoon aerJoon to attend atend the theannual theannual theannual
annual outing outn of the butchers butlh < rs of the th < state stat statC
C P Mlttbrouch ltbroulh was in town today toda on ona oni ona
a i short visit with wih friends friendsr flencs flencsP friendsTsv
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Echo Eho ho precinct rs as oS Irf i lt town tow today en enrouct cnOU enzoute
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ONE ONE PRICE PRCE PFETO TO ALL NEVER UNDERSOLD UNDERSOLDII UNDERSOLDRcadyffladc i iReadymade
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Thvirsdacy Thursday Friday Frday and evrd nd Sa Satu Sturday txirday day dayh7e 1 1The
v The h7e Final Clean = = up of All Sum Summer Summer Summer
v mer Outergarments OutergarmentsThe
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The nearness neares of Fall Fal warns warts us our clearing cearing must be speedy spedy That Thatroom Thatroom Thatroom
for Fall stocks must be had is
room Fal imperative consequently
stoo i impratve consequenty sweep seep ¬
1 ing and deeper cuts have been made made on all al Summer garments that ar are areBtUND
BOUND TO WIND WND THEM UP QUICKLY We are emphatic emphatc In urg ar ¬
lag you to attend attend this tis sale as a we weknow w e know youll ouU find fnd values value much bigger biggerand biggerand biggerand
and better than you OU ever expected expected Best be early
Clearance of ofAll All l1 Suits
300 400 and 500 50 00 SHIRT WAIST SUITS SUITS tan tanground tn tnO att attground
ground O with tt stripes ri and polka dots dotsat A rte rteat
at J > 170 1U
1000 100 WOOL SUITS 4 different shades to toselect al A C Cselect
select from alteration ateraton free this week onlyvtOU only 50
2000 2500 250 and ad 3000 WALKING WALKIG SUITS SL TS colors and andblack andf andblack
black f alteration l r i n free extra extraspecial CJ1 1175 1 7R 7Rspecial
special l 11fu
4000 5000 500 and 6000 600 FINE TAILORED TAILRED SUITS al alteration alr alteratlon ¬
price teration r i free u our closing closingprice l if ifClearance Q 2000 2000Clearance Of ft ft ftprice
Clearance of All Coats
750 50 and 1000 LONG ALPACA DUSTERS blue blueblack bluea blueblack
black a and gray must be sold soldat flO 300 flf flfat
at i OUU
600 iPEAU iEAU DEXSOIE DESOIE SILK CAPES 27inch length lengthlace lengthi lengthlace
only lace trimmed i d lined l e throughout throughoutonly t ipujyv < MQ 395 395I QC QConly
1200 I OO and 1500 COVERT CLOTH JACKETS tan tn and andblack ando andblack
black only o not all a sizes sizeschoice < pr rc rcchoice
575
choice e 00
1500 and 2000 full length SILK COATS a q Q 7K 7Kvariety 75 5
variety of colors all al sizes Sze at atClearance tp I
I Clearance of All Skirts
100 and 150 LINEN SKIRTS in tan only onl 47 A Aall
all al lengths lenJths now 7 f C CO w
250 O WALKING T A1KIXG SKIRTS in brown navy naY navyand a t Jc Jcand
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and black to close at pi Eo
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600 ALL WOOL SERGE WALKlKG ALKIG SKIRTS SKRTS in innavy inI innavy
navy and black I clearing l i sale saleprice CJj 295 Qr Qrprice
price i u VOaQ
I 1000 00 CHEVIOT WALKING W ALKI G SKIRTS very ver veryfull tftc 5 Qc Qcfull 95
I full ful kilted kJted styles at ipWJO I
OLD FIRE IS LACKING LACKINGProtestant LACKINGChurches LACKINGProtestant
Protestant Churches Mere Social Or Organizations Organzations Organizations ¬
ganizations ganzations According Accordng to Mr MrMoodys M lirMoodys
Moodys Successor SuccessorNew uccessor uccessorNew
New York Aug 23 23A 23A A criticism critcism of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the American Protestant churches was wasvoiced wasoiced wasvoiced
voiced today todaJ by Rev Re Dr G Campbell CampbellMorgan CampbellMorgan CampbellMorgan
Morgan whQ has been working in the thelate thelate thelate
late Dwight L Mopdys place at East EastNorthfleld EastXorthfeld EastNorthfleld
Northfleld Xorthfeld Mass When on the point pointof pointof
of sailing sing for Europe on the Baltic BalticMnOIorgan Balk BalkM BaltkMzMorgan
MnOIorgan M DIorgan said saidThe saidThe saidThe
The American church does not eem seemto eemto eemto
to be much more than a 1 social socal or organization orgnizaton organlzation ¬
ganization gnizaton now Its I members spend spendmore spendIore spendivore
more Iore time tme developing along social socal lines linesthan Hnethan linesthan
than they do along spiritual lines lnes The Thebusiness The Thebusiness
business buiness men the th influential infuental Christians Christiansand Christiansand Christiansand
and others do not do their duty dut Wrap Wrapped Wrp Wrpped Wrapped ¬
ped up in their own affairs afairs or busy in inthe inthe Inthe
the pursuit pursui of frivolity frivolty they lose track trackof trackof trackof
of the way wa and forget the pledge they theymade the3 theymade
made to their church ch rch organization organizaton The Theold Theold Theold
old fire fr > and ang an old ohf time tme spirit s irit are lack lacking lackIng ¬
ing in without which what can be ex expected expected cxpected ¬
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pected but social clubs and a leading leadingaway leadingaway leadingaway
away from God and the path pathWhat pathat pathlVhat
What at the churches want Is more moreGod more moreGod
God and less le s of dress and social socal po position position position ¬
sition more spirit spiri of the master and andless andless andless
less of a strife for place and money moneyand mone moneand moneyand
and more religion relgion by example and life lifethan lfe lfethan lifethan
than by b3 talking t Jdng and preaching preachingWoodbine preachingWoodbine
1 1Yoodbine
Woodbine day da at Lagoon Lgoon Friday FridayAu Frida Fridau
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Special to The Herald HeraldWashington Herld HerldWashiogtqn HeraldWaahingtqn
Washington Aug 23 23The The applica application applca applcaton applicatirnt ¬
tion ton of Lauritz and Peter Larsen Lrsen for forvagon forwagon forwagon
wagon road rO d right of way wa in connection connectionwith conne connedtionwith tion tionwih
with wih the development t of mines in the theManti thefant theMatiti
Manti fant focest forst reserve rcsrt in Utah has been beenranted beengranted beengranted
granted by b the forest service serviceClaerry strke strkeAuers servicepers
Auers AuersCherry A ACherry pers
Cherry Pectoral PectoralThe
The one ne great cough medicine medicinefor medicinefor medicinefor
for the whole family famiy Doctors Doctorsrecommend Doctorsrecommend Doctorsrecommend
recommend it for colds in the thechest thechest thechest
chest hard coughs the grip gripand gripand gripand
and night night coughs of children childrenAsk chidren chidrenAsk childrenAsk
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threedite different ent sble styles 8t at C
5600 600 SILK SIL PETTICOATS PETICOATS of good ood quality qualy O rrc
taffeta tareta dark brown blue and tan t at n pOD I 3 75
5875 875 51000 1000 and 1200 lO SILK PETTICOATS PETICOATS PETTICOATSall J
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1475 175 1650 165 and ad 2000 SILK SIL PETTICOATS PETICOATS made mae of ofrustling 01 cirustling
rustling rustng taffeta affet silk during this tis great tet greatslaughter O ne neslaughter
slaughter sale sa1eClearanc saleClearance Ofu OfuClearance 8 75
Clearance Clearanc of All Waists WZists
200 WHITE WITE LINEN LI E WAISTS front frontelaborately cn
el elaborately ii rtehp i trimmd trimmed j j reduce reduced j j to 50 nlin JUC C
400 40 LACE LCE WAISTS handsome designs desigs separate separatewaist s separatewaist at atni
waist lining ni sizes 32 to t 44 marked markeddown < QA QAdown
down to a 19 190 If
600 and v700 00 SILK SHIRT SHRT WAISTS col colors an no noors
ors and black while whie they last lastS04h I bO 2 98
800 80 1000and 100and 1200 10 NOVELTY SHIRT SHIRTWAISTS QM A ne neWAISTS
WAISTS VAISTSonl only 22 in this lot now nowClearance nowClearance 4D3 4D3Clearance 65
Clearance Clearance of All Wrappers
100 100 PERCALE WRAPPERS PPERS in blue red re and black blackground blacko blackground
ground o with lt fancy c figures i on sale saleat l cc ccat
at = OOC 55 C
125 11 and 3150 150 15 PERCALE PERALE AND LAWN LAW HOUSE HOUSEWRAPPERS HOrSEp HOtSEWRAPPERS
WRAPPERS p light i and dark shades shadeschoice 7Kn
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200 20 and S5 225 EXTRA HEAVY HEAv PERCALE PERCAL mi 01 I nc
HOUSE WRAPPERS TRPERS ALL SIZES specil special J p tu uJ I l
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