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NEWS SECTION THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY MAY 10 1908 3
rOGDEN OGDEN NEWS NEWSOffice
Office 410 TwentyFlfth Street StreetOgden StreetOgden StreetOgden
Ogden Sunday May 10
RIP Dm BIG uLAoo PI CLASS AQQ OF Ur nr uiou HIGH Qpunni ounll ounllSixtyOne SCHOOL SCHOOLSixtyOne SCHOOLSixtyOne
SixtyOne Graduates to Receive Receiveplomas Di Diplomas D Dplomas
plomas at Commencement CommencementNext
Next Week WeekTwo Weeko
i Two o weeks from next Friday night the thethe the11argest thelargest
11argest largest class that ever graduated from fromthe fromthe
the Ogden high school will receive their theirdiplomas theirdiplomas theirdliIomas
diplomas at the Grand opera house The Theclass Thelass Theelass
class numbers sixtyone Elaborate prep preparations preparations preparations ¬
arations are being made for the event eventThe eentThe eventThe
The program will consist of orations by
Miss Lillian Greenwell Miss Florence FlorenceThomas FlorenceThomas FlorenceThomas
Thomas ReInhardt Gideon and Russell RussellDavenport RussellDaenport RussellDavenport
Davenport Tho class poem will be by
Marguerite Crites and there will be a achorus achorus achorus
chorus of high school students Tho even evenins evenIng evening
Ing exercises will close with the comedi comedietta comedletta comedietta ¬
etta A Case of Suspension Music for forthe fortho fortho
tho occasion will be furnished by the thehigh thel11gh theilgft
high school orchestra oreh stra under the direc direction direction direction ¬
tion of Squire Coop
The baccalaureate address will be de delivered delivered deflvered ¬
livered by Rev John K K Carver at the theFirst theFll1It theFlrt
First Presbyterian church at 11 a m mSunday mSunday inSunday
Sunday May Ma 21 21Following 21FollovIng
Following 1 < are the graduates graduatesClassical graduatesClassical aduates aduatesClaSsical
Classical Course CourseAlbert Albert H Alland AllandZelta AllandZEita AllandZeita
ZEita Ballinger Claud Barker Pearl Bow Bowman Bowman Bowman ¬
man Josephine E Bune Florence Ellen KllenCooney EllenCoone EllenCooney
Cooney Coone Margaret Madeline Crites Edna EdnaFrancell EdnaFrancell Edna1rancel1
Francell Davenport Lucile Douglas DouglasRelnhart DouglasReinhart DouglasReinhart
Reinhart Lang Lillie Amelia Greenwell GreenwellIrene GreenwellIrene Greenwellirene
Irene Griffin Lester R < Gamble Zura ZuraFern ZuraFern ZuraFern
Fern Hess Florence Dana Horrocks HorrocksMary Uorrocks2lal rorrocksMary
Mary 2lal A Jones Leonard R Jenklps Wil Willard V11 WIllard V11lard
lard E J Kay Bertha Allender Laird LairdMattie Lairdrrattle LairdMattle
Mattie Lennette Preshaw Alice Pauline PaulinePardoe Paulineardoe PaulInePardoc
Pardoe > ardoe George A Parker Stella Staley Staley1116n
Helen Towne Mary VVilnon WilgonScientific VVilnonScientific VlllonScientific
Scientific Oourse CourseRaymond Raymond B Baird BairdMac BairdMae
Mac 1111 D Burnlson George O Bartlett Ed Edmund g gmund Edmund ¬
mund Browning Edna Iatherine l Bohn BohnCharles BohnCharles BohuCharles
Charles Cross Kennith B Campbell BUI Burton BUIton Buiton
ton Fremont DInsmore Robert Levitt Mc McDaniels McDaniels McDaniels
Daniels Russell L Davenport Henry M MPyles Mle8 MPyles
Pyles PylesPost PylesPost > le8 le8Post
Post Graduate Course CourseF F J Foulger FoulgerQ oulgerI
Q Q Francis I Mary Rogers Rogersx RogersScleritltlc RogersScientific
x Scientific Course CourseJohn John Jacob Driver DriverRalp DriverRalp DriverRaip
Ralp M I < Emerson Robert Levitt McDan McDaniel
iel Harry Mauer Ben H Newton Louis LouisVilliam LouislIIlam LouisWilliam
William Pingree Lillian Mary Mar Sooy Roy RoyTavey RoyTac RoyTavey
Tavey TaveyEnglish Tac TacEnglish TaveyEnglish
English Course CourseEdith Edith Annetta Corey CoreyArthur CoreyArthur CoreyArthur
Arthur M Campbell Olive E EDoxey Doxey Lil Lillian Lillian LIIhan ¬
lian Green Beatrice Elizabeth Hamil HamilGussle HamilGussie HamilGussle
Gussle Dorothy Doroth Hooper Helen Islaub IslaubBessie IslaubBessie IslaubBessie
Bessie LIndquist Anna Catharine Con Conntance ConRtance Constance
stance Powell Mary Nina Perry Perr Fank FankHn FankIIn Fanklln
Hn H Rolapp Florence Thomas Bessie BessieWilliamson DessleVUllamson BessleWilliamson
Williamson WilliamsonFourYear WilliamsonFourYear VUllamsonFourYear
FourYear Commercial Course CourseLester Lester I IPerry IPerry IPerry
Perry PerryThreeYear PerryThreeYear PerryThreeYear
ThreeYear Commercial Course CourseRebec CourseRebeca Rebec Rebecca ¬
ca < a Kohn
DOUBLE DOUBLEHOLDUP DOUBLEHOLDUPRobbers HOLDUPRobbers HOLDUP HOLDUPRobbers
Robbers Take Gold Watch From Man Manand Manand Manand
and Purse From Woman WomanAfter WomanAfter WomanI
I After robbing a man named Klauff of ofa ofJ
J 7 a gold watch at Twentyfifth Twent fiCth street and andGrant andGrant andGrant
Grant avenue last night two thieves thievesturned thievesturned thievesturned
turned upon Mrs lrs James Cassin and her hprdaughter hrdaughter herdaughter
daughter who were passing at the time timeand timeand timeand
and seized Miss 2111 s Cassins purse They dis disappeared disnpptnred disappnred ¬
appeared before assistance reached the thetw thetw thetw
tw women The purse contained only 33 30cents 33cent 33cents
cents centsKiauff centKlaurf centsKianif
Kiauff claimed that the robbers stopped stoppedhim stoppedhIm stoppedhim
him as lie was about to enter a lodging lodginghouse lodglnhouse lodginghouse
house and said that they the were policemen policemenwho policemenwho policemenvho
who had been following liim all day da They Theyrobbed The Therobbed Theyrobbed
robbed him while pretending to be taking takinghim takinghim takinghim
him him to the police oIice station Then they theyturned the theturned theyturned
turned upon Mrs Cassin antt an her laugh daughter lauhter laughter ¬
ter
BITES OFF OFFMANS MANS EAR EARPeacemaker EARPeacemaker EARPeacemaker
Peacemaker in Saloon Brawl Is Worst WorstSufferer WorstSufferer WorstSufferer
Sufferer SuffererFor
For biting off the car of a man named namedCullen namellCullfJn namedCtilien
Cullen Jack Terry of Roy Ro Utah is In Inthe Int11e inVie
the Ogden Jail With Ith him are Columbus ColumbusTerry ColumbusTcrry ColumbusTcrry
Tcrry his brother and Walter alter Smithers Smitherswho Smithersho Smitherswho
who ho took part In the incidents leading leadln up upto upto upto
to the loss of Mr 11 Cullens ear earSmithers earSmither earSmithers
Smithers engaged in a fight with Co CoAimbus Coimbus
Aimbus imbus Terry In the Exchange saloon saloonVullen saloon1ullen saloonullen
1ullen Vullen Interfered to stop the fracas This Thisdispleased Thislpleased IbisdIspleased
displeased Jack Terry Terr and with his teeth teethI
1 c removed Culens ear A doctor sewed sewedit
it on again asalnWHAT ualnWHAT againWHATPETERS
WHAT WHATPETERS PETERS GOT GOTGiven GOTGiven GOTGiven
Given a Meal MeaiHe He Steals Hunting HuntingBoots HuntingBoots HuntingBoots
Boots and Goes to Jail JailAVJliiam JailVlIIiam JailWilliam
William Peters showed yesterday that thathe thathe thathe
he was a most ungrateful fellow by steal stealing stealIng steaiIng ¬
ing a pair of J3 9 hunting boots from the thehome thehome thehome
home of Hennry Bennl Emmett on Lincoln ave avenue avenue ayenue ¬
nue after Mrs Irs Euimett mett had given the thefellow thefellow thefellow
fellow a good warm meal Mrs Emmett Emmettwho Emmettwl10 Emmettwho
who discovered the loss as soon as the thefellow tilefellow thefellow
fellow departed overtook overt ok Peters and andturned andturned andturned
turned him over to the police Judge JudgeMurphy JudgelurPhy JudgeMurphy
Murphy gave Peters thirty days on the themunicipal themunicipal themunicIpal
municipal rock pile pileThree pilehree pileThree
Three hree Italians Arrested ArrestedThree ArrestedThree ArrestedThree
Three Italians were arrested at It the Red RedSea RedSea RedSea
Sea saloon on Grant avenue yesterday yesterdayffrnoon yesterday1r
1r n ffrnoon by b Officers Vance Chambers ChambersV
V nd Burke One of the trio was charged chargedwltli chargedwith chargedwith
with drunkenness and the other two with withvagrancy withagranc withvagrancy
vagrancy agranc The fellow charged with hav having havITg hayIrg ¬
ing too large a quantity of booze on onboard onboard onboard
board sought the officers claiming the theother theother theother
other two men had robbed him They Theywere Theywere Theywere
were all locked up at police headquarters headquartersand
and tha case is being beingfurther further investigated investigatedOGDEN InvestigatedOGDEN investigatedOGDEN
OGDEN EXCURSION MONDAY MONDAYVia V VVia
Via Oregon Ort > gon Short Line round trip
100 to meet Admiral Bob Evans Evansand Eansnn Evansand
and nn the High school cadets Train Trainleaves Trainleavts Train2eaes
leaves 710 a m returning on any anytrain anytrain anytrain
train during the day
I
Figure It ItYourself Out OutYourself OutYourself
Yourself YourselfWe
We tell you that Money MoneyBack MoneyBack MoneyBack
Back Shoes at at350 350 are bet better better ¬
4 ter than anything you can buy buyelsewhere buyelsewhere buyelsewhere
elsewhere at 500 Your YourMoney YourMoney YourMoney
Money Back if you find its itsnot itlsnot itsnot
not so Over 50 new styles stylesjust stylesjust stylesjust
just in in1 All sizes and widths widthsin widths1in
in all leathers leathersDAVIS leathersDAVIS leathersDAVIS
DAVIS SHOE CO
m mm MAKESROBBERS ROBBERS RUN RUNRuth RUNRuth RUNRuth
Ruth Gaston Aged 16 Drives Three ThreeMarauders ThreeMarauders ThreeMarauders
Marauders From Her Par Parents Parents Parents ¬
ents Home HomeRuth HomeRuth HomeRuth
Ruth Gaston the 16yearold 16 earold daughter daughterof
of Mr Ir and Mrs Irs S V Gaston 2363 Adams Adamsavenue Adamsavenue Adamsavenue
avenue proved herself a heroine yester yesterday yesterday estcr estcrday ¬
day afternoon when she discovered three threethieves threethieves threethieves
thieves In the house and drove them themaway themaway themaway
away
I didnt mind it then but I shivered shivereda
a bit afterward said Miss Gaston after afterher afterher alterher
her exciting experience experienceAll
All of the occupants of the house ex excepting excepting oxcepting ¬
cepting Miss Gaston had hadIeft left some time timebefore timebefore timebefore
before As the girl emerged from the thebathroom thebathroom thebathroom
bathroom she came face to face with withthree withthree withthree
three men in the hallway halha halhaDoes
Does Peterson live here said one of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the men addressing the girl girlMiss slrlUss girlMiss
Miss Uss Gaston saw at once that the men menwere menwere menwere
were thieves and that one ofv ofthem them had hada
a purse in his hand that had been lying lyingin
in the parlor parlorNo parlorNo parlorNo
No said the girl and you drop that thatpurse thatpurse thatpurse
purse and get out of here quick quickWith quicklth quickWith
With lth that the fellow who had the purse pursethrew purselhrew pursethrew
threw it at the girl and the trio of rob robers robers roberg
ers ran from the house by the front frontdoor frontdoor frontdoor
door doorMiss doorM1ss
doorIss Miss Iss Gaston called the police but no notrace notrace notrace
trace of the thieves was found foundAn foundAn foundAn
An Investigation showed that the rob robbers robbers robbers ¬
bers had secured nothing except a 35 35callbre 38calibre ZScalibre
calibre revolver Miss Gaston said that thatone thatone thatone
one of the men had called at the house houseearlier houseearlier houseearlier
earlier In the day when she was alone aloneWhen aloneVhen aloneWhen
When ho came up to the house he was wassurprised wassurprised wassurprised
surprised to find her there and said saidOh saidOh saidOh
Oh are you ou home homeHe homeHe homeHe
He then asked to be permitted to fix fixthe fixthe fixthe
the telephone but the girl would not let lethim lethim lethim
him in the house Apparently he and andhis aqdhis andhis
his confederates saw the other member memberof membersof
of the family famll leave the place and thought thoughtthat thoughtthat thoughtthat
that they the would not be Interrupted InterruptedJess InterruptedJeoss interruptedJess
Jess Williams and Charles McCartney McCartneywere McCartne McCartnewere 1cCartneywere
were arrested last night in connection connectionwith connectionwith connectionwith
with the Gaston robbery Miss Gaston has hasIdentified has1denUfled hasidentified
Identified Williams lllIams as one of the men she shesaw shesaw shesaw
saw in the house houseA
A man named Jennings has also been beentaken beentaken beentaken
taken into custody on suspicion The po police police p0lice ¬
lice think that he may ma have been the thethird thethird thethird
third of the thieves thievesLABOR thlewsLABOR thievesLABOR
LABOR DAY SERVICES SERVICESRev
Rev J E Carver to Preach to Labor LaborUnions LaborUnions LaborUnions
Unions UnionsAt
At 8 oclock this evening special labor laborday laborday laborday
day services will be held at the First FirstPresbyterian FirstPresbterlan FirstPresbyterian
Presbyterian church President Gompers Gompersof
of the American Federation of Labor has hasissued hasIssued hasissued
issued a letter to the various churches churchesin
in which he calls upon them to observe observeMay obsereMay observeMay
May 10 as Labors Memorial Sunday SundayFor Sunda SundaFor SundayFor
For the occasion a special musical pro program program program ¬
gram has been arranged and Rev Re John JohnEdward JohnEdward JohnEdward
Edward Carver will deliver an address addresson
on The Debt Which hich Labor Owes to the theWorld theWorld theWorld
World and the World W rld Owes to La Labor Labor Labor ¬
bor borSeveral Several of the local unions will attend attendthe attendthe attendthe
the services in a body bodyExamination bodyExamination bodyExamination
Examination Dates Changed ChangedThe
I The dates for holding holdin the final exam examinations examInations examinations ¬
inations for the schools of Weber county countywere cOllnt cOllntwere countywere
were changed by the board of education educationyesterdav educationesterday educationyesterday
yesterday from Monday and Tuesday TuesdayMay TuesdayMay ruesda ruesdaOIH
May OIH 1819 to Friday and Saturday May Ma
1516 1516At 1516At 1516At
At the teachers institute yesterday yesterdayPrincipal yesterdayPrincipal yesterdayPrincipal
Principal D E Cloyd of the Ogden O den high highschool highschool highschool
school delivered a talk on The Social As Aspect Aspect Aspeel ¬
pect of Education EducationOgden EducationOgden EducationOgden
Ogden Society SocietyMiss Societyliss SocietyMiss
Miss liss Dorothy D roth Summers SlIm ers is spending a afew afew afew
few days in Salt Lake with friends friendsMiss friendsOUss friendsMiss
Miss Laura Wheeling Is home from St StLouis StLouis StLouts
Louis LouisMiss Louis11Iss LoutsMiss
Miss Rita Parker has as a guest Miss MissHattie Misshattie liss lissHattie
Hattie Tracy of Salt Lake LakeMr LakIr LakeMr
Mr Ir and Mrs Irs J R Hodson llods n of Prove Provewere Proowere Provowere
were visitors in Ogden during the week weekMiss weckMIss weekMiss
Miss Virginia Randall of Salt Lake Is Isthe Isthe isthe
the guest of Miss liss Pearl Roberts RobertsMrs RobertsMrs RobertsMrs
Mrs V L Carey Care and daughter Edna Ednaare Ednaare Ednaare
are on the coast coastMiss coastlIss coastMiss
Miss lIss Bertha Holland left Thursday for forLos forLos forLos
Los Angeles AngelesMiss Angelesliss AngelesMiss
Miss liss Stella Warren arren entertained about aboutthirty aboutthirty aboutthirty
thirty friends Informally at five hundred hundredon
on Tuesday evening eveningMiss eveningUss evening3llss
Miss Uss Alice All e Reynolds a member of the theB theB theB
B Y U faculty facult at Provo was in Ogden Ogdenvisiting OgdenvisIting Ogdenvisiting
visiting friends the pas past week weekThe weekThe weekThe
The young ladies of the Fifth ward wardgave wardgave wardgave
gave a dancing party last night at the theamusement theamusement theamusement
amusement hall hallI halllIss hallMiss
I Miss lIss Ethel Miller l1l1l r Is back from a short shorttrip shorttrip
1 trip to Denver where she was the guest guestof
of her sister Mrs Irs John Edwards EdwardsMiss EdwardsMiss EdwardsMiss
Miss Arvilla Fielding was hostess on onI onVednesdn onWednesday
I Wednesday Vednesdn afternoon at a Kensington KensingtonThe Kenln ton tonThe
The rooms were gay with Ith spring blos blossoms blossoms biossoms ¬
soms and plumosa and the color idea was wascarried wascarried wascarried
carried out in white and green greenMiss green111S5 greentiss
Miss tiss Kathryn Barker entertained the themembers themembers themembers
members of her card club on Monday Mondayevening Mondayevening Iondayecnlng
evening Prizes were won by Miss Jes Jessie Jessie Jessie ¬
sie Fisher and John Barker BarkerMiss BarkerMIss BarkerMiss
Miss Verna Carter entertained about abouttwenty abouttwenty abouttwenty
twenty friends at cards on Thursday Thursdayevening Thursdaevening Thursdayevening
evening The game was sixtythree slxt three and andprizes andprizes andprizes
prizes were won by b Miss Emma Patrick Patrickand Patrickand PatrickOThi
and Harry King KingMiss KinglI1ss KingMiss
Miss Isabel Richardson Rlchar son was hostess hoste on onThursday onThursday onThursday
Thursday at an afternoon affair affairMiss affair11lss affairMiss
Miss lone Black entertained about a adozen alozen alozen
lozen < little friends on Tuesday Tuesda after afternoon afternoon afternoon
noon in honor of her seventh birthday birthdayanniversary birthdayanniversary birthdayanniversary
anniversary Prizes were given for the thegames thegames thegames
games and each little guest was given a apretty 0prett apretty
pretty souvenir souvenirThe souvenirThe souvenirThe
The large event for next week is the thedance thedance thedance
dance to be given at the Hermitage on onThursday onThursday onThursday
Thursday evening by the Weber eber club clubThe clubThe clubThe
The Invitation was extended by b Mr Wil Wilson Wilson 11 11son ¬
son to the club and the affair will be bethe bethe bethe
the first dance of the season to be given givenIn
In the canyon canyonThe canyonThe canyonThe
The Misses Edna and Marion Blake Blakewere Blakewere Blakewere
were hostesses on Tuesday afternoon at ata ata ata
a luncheon given in compliment to their theirguest theiruest theirguest
guest uest Miss lIss Lucy Perkins of Salt Lake LakeThe LakeThe LakeThe
The decorations were were spring blossoms and andcarnations andcarnations andcarnations
carnations Sixteen guests were present presentto
to meet the honor guest guestThe guestThe guestThe
The marriage of Mrs Maude Carver CarverShurtliff CarverShurtliff CarverShurtliff
Shurtliff daughter of J S Carver to toJohn toJohn toJohn
John McCarmant oT Denver took place placeon
on Wednesday edne day In Salt Lake City Rev RevG RevG RevG
G AV V McCreery of the Methodist church churchof
of this city performing the ceremony ceremonyMr
Mr and Mrs Irs MeCarmant left for Cali California California Callfornla ¬
fornia on a wedding trip and later they theywill theywill theywill
will make their home in Denver DenverOn DenverOn DenverOn
On Thursday evening the Second Ward WardDramatic WardDramatic aro aroDramatic
Dramatic club presented the little drama dramaentitled dramaentitled dramaentitled
entitled Stack Exchange at the theamusement thoamusement theamusement
amusement hall The characters were all allwell allwell altwell
well sustained sustainedTJie sustnlnedJlhe sustainedLlie
TJie old folks concert given on Mon Monday Monda Monday ¬
day da evening by b the ladies of the Con Congregational Congregational Congregationai ¬
gregational church was one of the so social 50dal social ¬
cial events of the week The demand for fora
a repetition of the concert has been so soInsistent 50Insbltent soinsistent
Insistent that the ladies have consented consentedto
to repeat it Wednesday ednesda evening eveningA evenlnA
A pleasant social event of Friday Frida even evening eenIn evening ¬
ing In was the card party given by Mr Ir and andMrs andllrs andMrs
Mrs C W V McCune at their home on onTwentysixth onrweniyslxth onTwentysixth
Twentysixth street The guests were wereMessrs wereMessrs wereMessrs
Messrs and Mesdames Joseph Scowcroft ScowcroftAVillard ScowcrottVillard ScowcroftWillard
AVillard Scowcroft Heber Scowcroft A AL AIJ AI
L I Scoville J AV ere H F McCune McCuneJ
J L Herrick Frank Stevens M S SBrowning SBr S1irwning
Browning Br wnlng AV V G Patrick Joseph Decker DeckerEzra DeckerEzra DeckerEzra
Ezra Rich Joseph Wright right Joseph G GMcFarlanp GJJeFarlan CMeFariane
McFarlanp Robert Burton George Davis DavisCharles DalsCharles DavisCharles
Charles Woodruff and C F Osgood and andAlbert andAlbert andAlbert
Albert Scowcroft ScowcroftOgden ScowcroftOgden ScowcrotOgden
Ogden Briefs BriefsMARRIAGE BriefsMARRIAGJo BriefsMARRIAGE
MARRIAGE LICENSE LICENSEA A marriage J1tarrla e li license license Iicense ¬
cense was issued yesterday e5terda to J C Len Lenhart Lenhart Lenhart
hart of Salt Lake andMlss Nellie AHa AHaPreece AUaPreece AltaPreece
Preece of Ogden OgdenSMALLPOX OgdenSlIALLPOX OgdenSMALLPOX
SMALLPOX CASES CASESrwo Two new cases of ofsmallpox ofsmallpox ofsmallpox
smallpox were reported to Sanitary Sanltar In Inspector Inspector Inspector ¬
spector Shorten yesterday morning morn I n One Oneof Oneof Oneof
of the cases is on Taylor avenue and the theother theother theother
other on Lincoln Llnc ln avenue avenueCASE aenueCASE avenueCASE
CASE PRACTICALLY ENDED ENDEDIn In the thedistrict thedistrIct thedistrict
district court yesterday Judge Howell Howellgranted Howellgranted Howellgranted
granted a motion to continue Indefinitely Indefinitelythe
the order to show cause proceedings In
HEWLETTS HEWLETTSTEA HEWLETTS1MII
1MII TEA TEAAlways TEArii
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Always AlwaysGood Alwaysik1
Good Goodthe
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the case of Mabel Shurtliff vs CarKShurt CarKShurtliff CartShurtlIff CarEShurtCHAMBER
liff liffCHAMBER lIffCHA
CHAMBER CHA IBER SELECTS SECRETARY SECRETARYO SECR TARY TARYO
O A A Kennedy a real estate man has hasbeen ImsbCln hasbeen
been chosen as secretary of the newly or organized oranlzed organized ¬
ganized anlzed chamber of commerce The or organization organization organization ¬
ganization has selected permanent quar quarters quarters quarters ¬
ters In the Lewis block blockQUARREL blockQUARREL blockQUARREL
QUARREL OF NEIGHBORS NEIGHBORSMrs NEIGHBORSMrsElizabeth NEtGIIBORSMrsElizabeth Mrs MrsElizabeth
Elizabeth S Johns of Pleasant View In Ina Incomolalnt
a comnlalnt prepared by County Attorney
N J Harris yesterday charged J L Rice Riceof Riceof Riceof
of the same settlement with battery for forhaving Corhaving forhaving
having struck her little son Rice pleaded pleadednot pleadednot pleadednot
not guilty in police court yesterday and andwas andwas andwas
was released on his own recognizance recognizanceWALKER recognizanceWALKER recognizanceWALKER
WALKER BEHIND SCHEDULE SCHEDULEFrank SCHEDULEFrank SCHEDULEFrank
Frank McAllister who is walking from fromNew fromNew fromNew
New York to San Francisco Is in Ogden OgdenMcAllister OgdenlIeAlllstel OgdenMcAllister
McAllister is doing the sprinting act on ona onL ona
a L wager and was to have reached San SanFrancisco SanFrancrsco SanFrazicrsco
Francisco by May 5 He says he under underrestimated undere underestimated
estimated e the distance but feels that he heIs heIs lieIs
Is being repaid by b experience for the trip tripRAIN tripRAIN tripRAIN
RAIN DOES GOOD GOODThe The rain of the thepast theImst theIRLSt
past two days is said to have done an animmeasurable anImmeasurable animmeasurable
immeasurable amount of good for the thefarmers thefarmers thefarmers
farmers of the county whose crops have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been suffering for the want of rains for forsome forsome forsome
some weeks It is stated that in some somesections somesections somesections
sections sugar beets had to be plowed up upafter upafter upafter
after they had withered away awa during the thedrought thedrought thedrought
drought droughtIDLEWILD droughtIDLEWILD droughtIDLEWILD
IDLEWILD HOTEL PLANS PLANSAccord PLANSAccordIng Accord AccordIng
Ing to the Pocatello Tribune Harry Harl Baugh Baughof Bauhof
of that city Is to have charge of the Idle Idlewild Idlewild Idlewild
wild hotel In Ogden canyon It is an announced announced announced ¬
nounced that Mr Baugh and E A Bur Burton Burton ¬ I Iton
ton have secured a fiveyear flve ear lease from fromMr fromMr
Mr Bamberger who built the hotel hot J It Itis Itis I IIs
is expected that the hotel will open for forbusiness forbusiness forbusiness
business on Decoration day dayYOUNG dayYOUNG dayYOUNG
YOUNG NEBRASKAN DIES DIESArthur DIESArthurE Arthur ArthurE
E Lindberg 23 years ears old of Bristow BristowNeb BristowNeb BristowNeb
Neb where his father a welltodo farm farmer ¬
er resides died at the Salvation Army Armyshelter Arm Armshelter Armyshelter
shelter in this city cityFrlday Friday night of pneu pneumonia pneumonia pneumonia ¬
monia Lindberg was on his way from fromCalifornia fromCalifornia fromCalifornia
California to Nebraska when he was taken takenill
ill here a week ago The body bod will be beshipped beshipp beshipped
shipped shipp d to Nebraska for burial burialBANQUET burialBANQUET burialBANQUET
BANQUET FOR CANNERS CANNERSWhat What is isbelieved Isbelieved Isbelieved
believed to be preliminary steps looking lookingtoward lookingtowarll lookingtoward
toward the organization of a state body bodyof bodyof bodyof
of some kind were taken at a banquet banquetgiven banquetgiven banquetgiven
given to the canners of Utah at the Weber Weberclub Weberclub cber cberclub
club on Friday Frlda evening The spread was wasgiven wasgiven wasgiven
given by b the Continental Can company companyof companof
of Chicago through its representative representatlveCA C CA CA
A Suydam who presided as host There Therewere Therewere Therewere
were between twentyfive and thirty thirtyguests thirtyguests thirtyguests
guests guestsTABERNACLE guestsrABERNACLE guestsTABERNACLE
TABERNACLE SERVICES SERVICESAt At the theservices thesenlees theservices
services in the Ogden O den tabernacle at 2 2oclock 2odock 2oclock
oclock this afternoon Elder C J Jenson Jensonwill Jensonwill Jensonwill
will be the speaker Professor J E Bal Ballantync Ballant Ballantync
lantync lant ne and the choir have arranged the thefollowing thefollowing thefollowing
following special musical program pro ram Se Selection Selection Sclection ¬
lection Tabernacle choir selection Taber Tabernacle Tabernacle Tabernacle ¬
nacle choir solo selected Mrs Irs Helen HelenAVarner HelenVarner HelenWarner
Warner duet The Guiding Star George GeorgeO
O Nye and Carl Samuelson chorus Tab Tabernacle Tabernacle Tabernacle ¬
ernacle choir choirTWO choirTWO choirTWO
TWO WATCHES STOLEN STOLENPetty STOLENPettythlees STOLENPettythieves Petty Pettythieves
thieves again are getting in their work In Inthis Inthis Inthis
this city Reports were received at police policeheadquarters polleeheadquarters policeheadquarters
headquarters yesterday morning that two twowatches twowatches twowatches
watches had been stolen from a room at atthe atthe atthe
the Chamberlain rooming house The Thotimepieces Th Thtimepieces Thetimepieces
timepieces are said to be the property of oftwo oftwo oftwo
two Englishmen I < who recently rccenU came to Og Ogden Ogden ORden ¬
den from South Africa and are employed employedhere emploedhere employedhere
here The theft was committed while the thetwo thetwo thetwo
two men were at breakfast breakfastAH breakfastAU breakfastAIt
AH SUN MUST GO GOAh Ah Sun arrested arrestedI arrestedhere nrestedhere
I here a few days ago by United States Im Immigration Immigration Tmmigration ¬
migration Inspector McCabe on a charge chargeof
of unlawfully being In the United States Stateshad Stateshad Stateshad
had a hearing before United States Com Commissioner Commissioner Cornmissioner ¬
missioner A B Patton yesterday and was wasordered wasordered wasordered
ordered deported to the Celestial empire empireHam empireHam empireHam
Ham Sun another Chinaman who was wasarrested wasarrested wasarrestvd
arrested on a like charge by Inspector InspectorAlcCabe Inspector1cCabe InspectorMcCabe
McCabe was held under J500 500 ball and will willhave willhe willhave
have a hearing before Judge Patton Wed Wednesday Wednesda Wednesday ¬
nesday nesdayBODY nesda nesdayBODY
co coBODY
BODY IN RUINS MRS MRSGUNNESS MRSGUN MRSGUNNESS
GUNNESS GUN NESS BEYOND DOUBT DOUBTContinued DOUBTContinued DOUBTContinued
Continued From Page 1 1responds 1responds 1responds
responds to the lock on her safety deposit depositbox depositbox depositbox
box was discovered in the basement basementFor basementFor
For 01 the first time since Sheriff Smut Smutzr Smutz Smutzr
zr z began > gan work on the farm he failed to tobiclv to toda today
da day to discover at clast one additional additionalLllh additionalli
biclv li IIV Excavations were made at several severalrcIrts geealjIrt se tral tralpirts
rcIrts In It the barnyard but in none of ofthem ofthem 1f 1ftllfm
them waS wa there indications of huircn huircnbones hlrrmboneS humtnboneS
bones or flesh fleshThe fleshThe fleshThe
The search s arch for bodies Is to be aban abandoned abandonro abandoned ¬
doned for a few days at least the sher sheriff sherIff sher1ff ¬
iff announcing that lie will endeavor to tosecure tosecure tosecure
secure additional evidence regarding the theidentity theidentlt theidentity
identity identlt of the corpses found in the base basement bascment basemeat ¬
ment With th this object In view he has hasemployed hasemployed hasemployed
employed Louis Schultz who was for formerly formerly formerly ¬
merly a miner to sluice the ashes in inthe Inthe inthe
the cellar In the hope that additional additionalmetallic additionalmetallic additionalmetallic
metallic relics of Mrs Gunness will be befound befound befound
found The gold filling which she is said saidto saidto saidto
to have had In several of her teeth Is Isto Isto isto
to be an especial object of this search searchSearch searchSearch searchSearch
Search Not Abandoned AbandonedThe
The sheriff is not convinced that lie hehas liehas liehas
has found all of the bodies which have havebeon hathlln havebeen
been buried on the farm but he has not notfully notfull notfully
fully full determined the method by which whichhe whichhe whichhe
he will conduct further explorations explorationsThe
The crowds of visitors to the farm and andthe andthe andthe
the city were w re augmented today In the thecity thecity thecity
city there was a constant stream of ofmorbid ofmorbid ofmorbid
morbid sightseers visiting the morgues morgueswhere morgueswhere morgueshere
where here ten of the fourteen bodies are ly lyInp 1 1In lyins
ins In
InpThe The sheriff received today several In Inquiries Inquiries Inquiries ¬
quiries from outside points regarding regardingmisslnc regardingmissing regardingmissins
missing persons who may have been beenHANG beenHANG beenHA11G
HANG ON ONCoffee ONCoffee ONCoffee
Coffee Topers as Bad as Others OthersA
A friend of our family who lived livedwith IIvellwith livedwith
with us a short time was a great coffee coffeedrinker coffedrinker coffeedrinker
drinker and a continual sufferer with withdyspepsia withdysp withdysp
dyspepsia dysp i jsla > sla He admitted that coffee coffeedisagreed coffeedlsnsteed coffeedisagfeed
disagreed with him but you ou know how howthe howthe howthe
the coffee drinker will hold on to his hiscoffee hiscoffee hiscoffee
coffee even If l he knows it causes dys dyspepsia dyspepsia dyspepsia ¬
pepsia pepsiaOne pepsiaOne pepsiaOne
One day lie said to me that Postuin PostuinFood PostumFood PostuinFood
Food Coffee had ha been recommended and andsuggested andsuggested andsuggested
suggested that he would like very verymuch er ermuch cry crymuch
much to try It I secured a package packageand packageand packageand
and made it strictly according to direc directions directions directions ¬
tions He was delighted with the new newbeverage newbeverage newbeverage
beverage as was every one of our fam family famny fainfly ¬
fly He became very fond of It and In Ina Ina ina
a short time his dyspepsiadisappeared dyspepsiadisappearedHe
He continued using the Postum and In Inabout Inabout Inabout
about three months gained twelve twelvepflhnds twelvep twelvepnds
pflhnds pflhndsMy p pndsMy < fttnds fttndsMy
My husband Is a practicing physi physician physician physiclan ¬
cian and regards Postum as most mosthealthful mosthfalthful mosthealthful
healthful of all beverages He never neverdrinks neverdrinks neverdrinks
drinks coffee but is very fond of Pos Postum Posturn Posturn ¬
turn In fact all of our family are arcand areand areand
and we never think of drinking coffee coffeeany coffeeany coffeeany
any more Read The Road to Well Wellvllle Wellvllle Wellyule
vllle In pkgs Theres a Reason ReasonEver PeasonEver ReasonEver
Ever read the above letter A new newone newone newone
one appears from time to time They Theyarc Theyarc Theyarc
arc genuine true and full of human humaninterest humaninterest humaninterest
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among the victims of Mrs Irs Gunness None Noneof Noneof
of these was connected directly dlrectl with the thefarm thefarm thefarm
farm the fears of their relatives being beingbased beingbased beingbased
based upon circumstantial evidence evidenceNew evidenceNew evidenceNew
New evidence regarding Lampheres al alleged alleged aileged ¬
leged connection with the deaths at the thefarm thefarm tIlefarm
farm were also discovered The more im important Important important ¬
portant of these were AVllltam llIIam Slattcr Slattcrand Slattcrand Slattcrand
and John Rye The latter asserts thai thaion th thon thai thaion
on the day da when Hejgelein is suppose supposesto supposeto
to have been killed he and Lamphere Lampheredrove Lamph Lampheredrove re redroe
drove to Michigan City Cit They The returned returnedat
at night and Lamphere alighted when whenthey whenthey whenthey
they reached a point opposite the Gun Gunness Gunness Gunness
ness farm and cut across the fields to toward toward toward ¬
ward it remarking that there would be besomething besomething besomething
something doing there that night nightSiatter nightSlatter nightSiatter
Siatter and Lamphere occupied the thesame thesame thesame
same bed on many man occasions following followingthe
the prisoners dismissal irom the Gun Gunness Gunness Gunness
ness establishment He says that Lam Lamphere Lamphere Lamphere ¬
phere told him that he had run BeIge Hclgelein I1elgeleln BeIgehem
lein hem out of Mrs lrR Gunness house at the thepoint thepoint thePoint
point of a revolver on one occasion but butthat butthat butthat
that the South Dakotan returned later laterand latfrand latrand
and remained remainedInsisted remainedInsisted remainedInsisted
Insisted Upon Currency CurrencyA
A deposition was made here today by b bFrank
Frank J Pitner cashier of the First FirstNational FirstNational FirstNational
National bank of Laporte who handled handledthe handledthe handledthe
the transactions by which Helgeleln col collected collected collecteil ¬
lected 2890 from the bank In Mansfield MansfieldS
S D Pitner asserts that Mrs Gunners Gunnesaccompanied GunnJSaccompanied Gunnersaccompanied
accompanied Helgeleln on his visits to tothe tothe tothe
the bank and when the money mone was with withdrawn withdrawn ith ithdrawn ¬
drawn refused to let her visitor take takea
a cashiers cheek in part payment Mrs MrsGunness MrsGunness MrsGunness
Gunness insisted that currency only onlyshould onl onlshould onlyshould
should figure in the transaction transactionSearch transactionSearch transactionSearch
Search was instituted today toda for traces tracesof tracesof traccsof
of E J Tleflandr a resident of Minne Minneapolis Miancapolis tlnncanolls ¬
apolis who is said to have come here hereabout hereabout hereabout
about a year ear ago An advertisement in ina ina ina
a Minneapolis newspaper is said to have havebeen hncbeen havebeen
been the lure by which Tiefland was led ledto ledto ledto
to open correspondence with Mrs Gun Gunness Gunness Gunness
ness nessAsle nessAsle nessAsIc
Asle K Hclgelein whose who e Insistence
that his brother had been murdered murderedcaused murdeoredcaused murderedcaused
caused the first excavating to be done doneon doneon doneon
on the death farm departed for his home
in Mansfield S D this evening after
he had made arrangements to have the theoody theuod theuod1
oody uod of his brother given a Christian bu burial burial burial ¬
rial
SUBSTITUTION EVIDENT EVIDENTBody EVIDENTBody EVIDENTBody
Body Found in Ruins Not That of ofMrs ofMrs ofMrs
Mrs Gunness GunnessLaporte GunnessLaporte GunnessLaporte
Laporte May lla 9 IDr Dr H H Long one oneof oneof oneof
of thephysicians the physicians who performed the au autopsy autopsy autopsy ¬
topsy on thebody the body of the woman found foundin
in the ruins of the Gunness Gunnesshome home after afterthe afterthe afterthe
the fire today made the following state statement statement statement ¬
ment mentIn mentIn mentIn
In my myoplnlol1 opinion of the woman found in inthe Inthe inthe
the house is not that of Mrs Gunness GunnessA
A strange coincidence is that the fore foreheads foreh foreheads ¬
heads h ads of all the children were burned at atthe atthe atthe
the same place This Is extraordinary extraordlnarA
A skull crushed by a blow at any in point pointand pointand pointand
and then subjected to fire would be more morelikely morelikely morelikely
likely to burn away at that point than thanat thanat thanat
at sound places as the heat and fire firewould firewould
would w lUld reach the bony structure and thus thusattack thusattack thusattack
attack the thecartlla cartilages es from both sides The Thetheory Th Ththeory Ththeory
theory that her head had been entirely entirel entirelburned
burned away is disproved by the fact factthat factthat factthat
that burning subject to the same inten intensity Intensity Intensity ¬
sity of heat and flames and being harder harderit
it could not have burned away as easily easllvas easilyBI
as the skulls of the children childrenThe childrenrhe childrenThie
The body at the morgue is not that thatof thatoC thatof
of Mrs Irs Gunness because It Is not prop properly properly properly ¬
erly proportioned It is that of a plump plumpwoman plumpwoman plumpwoman
woman like Mrs Irs Gunness but weighing weighingless weighingless weighingless
less Mrs Ounneas weighed eil ed fully full 225 225pounds 22 22pounds 2 2pounds
pounds The arm that was burned burn d off offand offand offand
and was found beside the body bod is well wellformed wellformed wellformed
formed formedThe formedThe formedThe
The fingers fln crs show evidence of careful carefulmanicuring camfulmanicuring carefulmanicuring
manicuring and that was something that thatMrs thatMrs thatMrs
Mrs Gunness knew nothing about aboutBasing aboutBasing aboutBasing
Basing my statements on the stalls stallsDEAFNESS stat statDEAfNESS statiDEAFNESS
DEAFNESS CURED CUREDBy
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I have de dem dem dem
m o n s trated tratedthat tratedthat tratedthat
that deaf deafness deaness deafness ¬
ness can be hecured becured becured
cured Dr DrGuy DrGuy DrGuy
Guy Clifford CliffordPowell CliffordPowell CliffordPowell
Powell
me Keoret of how to use the myster mysterious mysterIous mysterbus ¬
ious and Invisible nature forces for the thecure thecure thecure
cure cure of Deafness and Head Noises has at atlast atlast atlast
last been discovered by the famous Phy PhysicianScientist Ph PhBlclanSclentlst PtiysiclanScientist ¬
sicianScientist Dr Guy Clifford Powell PowellDeafness PowellDeafnesg PowellDeafness
Deafness and Head Noises disappear as asif asIf asif
if by magic under the use of this new newand newand flOWand
and wonderful discovery He will send sendall sendall sendall
all who suffer from Deafness and Head HeadNoises HeadNolles HeadNoises
Noises full information how they the can be becured becured becured
cured absolutely free no matter how howlong howlong howlong
long they have been deaf or what whatcaused whatcaused whatcaused
caused their deafness This marvelous marvelousTreatment marvelousTreatment marvelousTreatment
Treatment is so simple natural and cer certain certain cartam ¬
tain tam that you ou will wonder why it was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not discovered before Investigators aro aroastonished aroastonlsh nroastonished
astonished d and cured patients themselves themselvesmarvel themselvesmarvel themselvesmarvel
marvel at the quick results Any deaf deafperson deafperson deafperson
person can have full Information how to tobe tobe tobe
be cured quickly and cured to stay cured curedat curednt curedat
at home without Investing a 1 cent Write AVritetoday Writetoday Vritetoday
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tics and nd figures of eminent physicians of ofthis ofthis ofthis
this country and Great Britain I findthat findthatthe find that thatthe thatthe
the body bod at the morgue Is almost alm st five fiveinches fiveInche fireinche
Inche shorter than the body of Mrs MrsGunness Mrsunness
Gunness unness would be in under und r similar slmllarcir slmllarcirc cir circumstances dc dccumstances ¬
cumstances c The fire would of course coursecause course coursecause coursecause
cause the body to lose weight but the thegeneral thegenral thegeneral
general physical outline of the woman womanwould womanwould womanwould
would remain remainWoman remainWoman remainWoman
Woman Had Vicious Look LookMrs LookIrs LookMrs
Mrs Irs Gunness was a woman of unusual unusualappearance unusualappearance unusualappearance
appearance She was large largebonypower largebonypowerful bony power powerful powerful ¬
ful looking with square Jaw and black blackeyes blackees blackeyes
eyes She was a woman who would at attract attract attract ¬
tract attention anywhere She wore a alarge alarge alarge
large fur coat during the winter and her herlong h herlong r rlong
long strides together with her remark remarkable rem remarkable rk rkable ¬
able countenance and her generally vi vicious vicious vicious ¬
cious appearance gave her an aspect that thatwas thatwas thatwa
was wa almost terrifying terrifyingMANY terrifyingMANY terrifyingMANY
MANY CAME FEW DEPARTED DEPARTEDEmil DEPARTEDEmil DEPARTEDEmil
Emil Greenings Story of Visitors to tothe tothe tothe
the Farm FarmOklahoma FarmOklahoma FarmOklahoma
Oklahoma City Clt Okla May lay IHcrc IHcrcrlevlng Hprc Hprcgrieving
grieving because he can not hear from fromJennie fromJennie fromJennle
Jennie Olsen 17 and pretty prett the adopted adopteddaughter adoptedaughter adopteddaughter
daughter of Mrs Belle Gunness Gunn ss whose whosemurdered wliosemurdered whosemurdered
murdered body has been found near La Laporte Laporte Laporte ¬
porte Ind Emil Greening a carpenter carpenterand
and his brother Fred a painter who both bothworked bothworked bothworked
worked last summer on the farm tell tellstories tellstories tellstories
stories of the visits of mysterious men mento mento incato
to the womans house and their myster mysterious msterlous mysterbus
ious disappearance disappearanceEmil llsappearanceEmil
Emil Greening does not yet t believe that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the body of his murdered sweetheart has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been found foundJennie foundJennie foundJennie
Jennie and I were good friends and andshe andshe andshe
she told me a good deal about herself herselfwhen herselfwhen herselfwhen
when we were alone said Greening to today today today ¬
day When hen her mother decided to send sendher sendher
her away to California with a professor professorwho professorwho professorwho
who was reported to have come after afterher afterJler afterher
her but whom I never saw Jennie came cameto cameto cameto
to me and declared that she would never nevero neverWas nevergo
go 0
Was Told Jennie Was Gone GoneIn
In the morning I insisted Inslst d to see Jennie Jennieand Jennieand Jennieand
and her mother told me that she has been beenawake beenawake beenawake
awake almost all night and that she was wasstill wassUII wasstill
still asleep and did not want to be dis disturbed disturbed disturbed ¬
turbed turbedI
I was sent on an errand late that af afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
ternoon and when I got back I was told toldthat toldthat toldthat
that Jennie was gone goneI
I wrote to her but I gave tho two let letters letters letters ¬
ters to Mrs Gunncss I never received receivedi
i
any an answer and finally fhinl I got so tired tiredworking1 tiredwqrklng titedworking
working around the nlsice without seeing
Jennie that I left I Idont dont believe there thereever
ever was a professor there for I slept in inthe inthe
the room ne5ct n Xt to Jennies and I did not nothear nuthear nothear
hear any an mans voice voiceMrs voiceMrs
Mrs Gunness later toiq me that Jen Jennie Jennie Jenflie ¬
nie had left at 4 oclock oClockthat that same morn mornIng mdrnlng morning
Ing b ba j no n90nE one saw her leaVe le ve and no noone no noon noon
one on about the place ever saw the pro professor profemor professor ¬
fessor
Woman Was w s Nervous NervousAll
All the day followingthe fOll following ilng the disappear disappearance dhaPJlearance disapiearance ¬
ance Mrs Irs Gunnels was very nervous nervousMrs nervous1rs nervousMrs
Mrs 1rs Gunness Gl1 ness received men visitors all ajlthe aUthe allthe
the time A different man came am nearly nearlyweek nearlyweek nearlyweek
week and they the always al a 8 stayed at the thehouse thehouse thehouse
house She introduced them as her cous cousins cousIns cousins ¬
ins and they came from Kansas lans ls s South SouthDakota SouthDlltOta SouthDakota
Dakota Wisconsin and many from Chi Chicago Chlcago Chicago ¬
cago Several were never seen to leave leavethe leaethe leayethe
the place placeMany place1Iam placeMany
Many men that came brought their theirtrunks theirtrunks theirtrunks
trunks with wlththem them and they th rarely rarel took tookthe tookthe tookthe
the trunks away awa AV V never knew when whento whento whento
to expect expec these fellows but they the almost almostalways almostalways almostalways
always had money moneyMrs mone monellrs moneyMrS
Mrs Gunness kept them with her all allthe allthe allthe
the time in the parlorsand parlonancIherbedr parlors and herbedrooms herbedroomsShe her bedrOoms bedrOomsShe omft omftShe
She was always careful to make the chil children children children ¬
dren stay sta away from her cousins who whorarely whorarely whorarely
rarely tried to show them any affec affection affection affection ¬
tion tionAfter
After Jennie left the visitors were weresupposed weresupposed weresupposed
supposed to occupy her room which was wasnext wasnext wasnext
next to mine but I was never able to
hear them at night nightLamphere nightL nightLamphere
Lamphere L Her Favorite FavoriteI
I never knew of Mrs Irs Giinness unness bestow bestowing bestowIng bestowins ¬
ing her affections upon any an of her hired hiredhands hiredhands hiredhands
hands except Ray Laniphere LaniphereSd
Sd many man men men came and I saw 13Wt0 13Wt0little so solithe solithe
lithe of them that I cannot cannotremember cannotremembermany remember remembermany rememberman
many man of them but I distinctly remember rememberday rem rememberMr rpber rpberMr
Mr Moo who came from ron Chicago the
day dn before Christmas 1905 He was with withMrs withl1rs withMrs
Mrs Gunness almost constantly
When he left his trunks trp ks stayed be behind behind behind ¬
hind and no one saw sat him go It was wasseveral wasseveral wasseveral
several days before Mrs trs Gunness ad admitted admitted admitted ¬
mitted that he was gone goneShortly goneShortly goneShortly
Shortly afterwards afterwardsllrs Mrs Gunness sent sentme s sentme nt ntmE
me to Michigan City to eel a horse that thatshe thatshe thatshe
she said Moo had promised to give her herI
I took a day to t make the trip Wheh WhehI
I got to Michigan City Clt something was waswrong waswrong all allwrong
wrong and Iwas I W s told to cdme c 1e back for forthe forth forthe
the th horse laterv later laterBut laterBut j jBut
But when I returned to the farm an another another another ¬
other cousin who ho was there when 1 left leftwas leftwas leftwas
was gone goneIn goneIn on onIn
In about two weeks I was ajjilu a aJu sent seatI
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to Michigan City and still there was vy n nhors u
horse hors but when I got back another cous cousin C ceisin lS lSIn ¬
in was missing and no one around th thplace thplace thplace
place had seen him leave leaveMoos heaveMoos
Moos trunk was in the Gunness horn honvJuly hornJul hoinJuly
July Jul 11 1907 when I left the place His Hiswasnt HiswusQt Hiswasnt
wasnt the only on one There were about
fifteen other trunks and one room roompacked wia wiapacked Wdipacked
packed full of all kinds of mens clot tlotiIngi dotlIng
Ing Mrs Gunness said that the cousija cousIJ
had left their clothes ana that she wa wanot WbA WbAnot wanot
not certain that they thc would be back tot totthem f fthem
them themIn themIn themIn
In MIC l1e light of what happened recent recently ree ¬
ly I Idan dan an see e that many bloody blood and a nd nv nvterious m mterlouti
terious things were going on right und undmy undmy udmy
my nose
Her Hfr Private Graveyard GraveyardMrx
Mrs lrF Gunness had a little place fontid fontidoff fcnedoff
off 0 just south s uth of r the kitchen She never neverallowed nentallowed neverallowed
allowed any an of the hands to go near nearand u uand A Aand
and she was always In a rage if a man
looked that way wa when ho was passing
Two sides of it was barricaded with burr bjtrrels bHrrels burrreis
rels and boxes shutting off the view but butfrom
from the other two sides you could SH SHthat Spthat a athat
that It looked like a 1 garden In spots spotsThat
That Ray Ra Lamphere the lover of Mr MrGunness MrGun MrGunness
Gunness Gun 1ess and under arrest charged with Wii 1
being an accomplice to the wliolcp wiIoksic wiIoksicmurders iir iirmurders I Imurders
murders was the only onl man that thatenjoyeu rvj cv cvenjoycu
enjoyou her continued affections ana RI1 RI1that
that he was the only onl that she lavish a
her money mone on is the belief of KreH Frelireening
Greening 28 S the painter brother of Emit Enii
Greening Gr enlng who was employed on th thplace the theplace thplace <
place placeAs
As many as twelve men carne and andwent mt mtwent ni niwent
went mysteriously while I was painting palntlnthe
the home said Greening Greenlngn n conclusion conclusionK conelucioriKOF
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