The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-26
A HONEYMOON IN JAIL.
Bride and Groom Arrested for
Stealing $500.
THEY ROBBED A WIDOW.
Tho Union Printers Present Their
Side Of the Question.
Park City News-A Serious Accident
Davis CorAty Wants the Copper Plant
The Kaysville Postoffice Con-
5est-Woman's Suffrage.

OGDEN. Feb. 25.-John W. Grimes was
arrested at the Pacific hotel this morning
charged with the larceny OF $40 from
Mrs. Harriet Hudson, "a widow of Etko.
Nevada. Nearly half of the money was
= recovered. The prisoner win probably be
taken west tomorrow morning.
Grimes and his bride. Maggie, arrived
~ Ogden last night and registered at the
Pacific. This morning Deputy Sheriff
J. A. Triplet arrived with papers Tor the
arrest OF the bridegroom. 1t seems that
the girl. whose maiden name was Maggie
j. Spencer, had been living with Mrs.
Hudson and was married from the latter s
house on Wednesday.
Mrs. Hudson kept her savings in little
box hidden away under some sacks Of
4 seeds. On Friday, after the Young couple
had left, she missed her money, and as
the bride and groom were the only other
persons acquainted with its hiding place,
suspicion was at once attracted TO them.
STORY oF THE STANDARD PRINTERS.
The union printers formerly employed
on the STANDARD told their version of the
controversy in d four page, three column
paper. and did 1t in a very gentlenanly
which characterized the issues Of the
,Jots nal. the organ which was used by the
union in its fight with the Post last tall.
The story as told by the printers is sub
staatlslly the same as that given by the
management of the paper except that they
cOnstruc the contents Of the communlca-
tiOn5 from Manager GlaSmann to them as
ftsneering and dlscourteous references.
In regard to the statement made by the
kmanager, that he closed down the paper
! Oh Sunday morning IN good faith, they
have the following TO say:
The Union men who got out Sunday morn
ing's edition OF The Standard knew tnat other
men had been engaged days before 10 take their
places and that IL was Mr.. Gl3sm&nn's lnten-
ZION TO rat the sheet, Notwithstanding his
profession OF fear on that score, which APP
peared in that issue. They were also aware Of
The fact that Ny Glasmann wOnld issue the
Standard on Tuesday morning, in the face Of
his assertion that he would "olose down be-
cause Of the aforesaid fear ard his inability
70 meet expenses. We also desire TO call your
attention 10 the fact that the pressure which
was claimed 10 have been brought to bear on
the manager OF the Standard Tor continuance
Of that paper in opposition TO the union printers
appears 70 have been part OF prearranged
plan to secure sympathy; anc the subsequent
action Of Mr.. Glasmann IL procuring interviews,
even after he had signitied his intention 10 say
no more unless called upon TO defend" his po-
sition jHstifies US in considering our suspicious
TO be very reasonable.
Continuing the article says:
1t may be well to state that when the man
Rger OF the Standard first entered into negoti-
atoms with the union he asked that reduc-
ton OF $50 per week be made in the composing
and press rooms. Some of the merchants in
their opinions as published in the Standard
thought the union should have met the Standard
half way In our concessions reduction OF $50
10 $50 per week was offered and refused; so that
the halfway plea scarcely holds water when
the facts are known.
In conclusion, the printers make the
statement that the Standard is an ''un-
fair establishment, and Tor all labor or
CARNATIONS to govern themselves accord
ingly.
THE BUSINESS ORGANIZATION.
The business men of Ogden will COM
plete their organization on Tuesday night
when the special committee appointed to
decide upon plan and to suggest officers
for the association will make its report.
The citizens have at last become thor
oughlY aroused to the necessity of organ
ling for self protection.
THE INAUGURATION CELEBRATION.
On March the Young Men S Demo-
cratic club and all true Democrats of Og-
den and Weber county viii celebrate the
inauguration of Grover Cleveland. A
grand rally viii be held in the city hail.
A HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT.
Alfred A. Nethercott, an aged gentle
men, was arrested on October 8, near
Becl's Hot springs, on complaint of the
officers of the South Ogden Land, Build
ing and Improvement company, who al
legged that he was guilty of stealing from
the company a wagon and other articles.
At the preliminary examination the old
man was discharged. Today he COM
menced suit against the Improvement
company and Sidney Stevens, Solomon G.
Stephens and William J. Stephens, as
officers, for S15,O41, damages alleged to
have been sustained by reason OF his false
arrest and imprisonment.
Elihu Warren was today given judg-
ment in the district court in the sum of
$500 against the Hot Springs railway,
damages for trespass on his land.
The Alaskan exhibit for the Worlds
fair mentioned several days ago was sent
east this afternoon over the Union Pacific.
1t consisted of bark and skin canoes anda
large assortment OF guns and other
weapons.