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Child Culture Club.

Despite the storm the Child Culture
club had q most enjoyable meeting ct
the pleasant and hOspitable home OF
Mrs. Cook, 553 Twentieth street, on
Friday. Feb. 5. After the usual routine
business the members OF the pro-
gramne took their parts wei. The con-
tinuation Of previous lecture, entitled
Almost q Woman" was given by Mrs.
Nelson, who delivered it in an excel
lent manner. The next paper on domes-
tic science, Kitchen and Pantry WAS
read in an interesting manner by Mrs.
Martha Wright. Both articles were fol-
lowed by interesting discussions. After
a short intermission the president read
a chapter from 1.-THE Evolutions of a
Club Woman The outdoor chill could
not dampeu the spirits OF those pres
ent when the kind hostess served dainty
refreshments and a pleasant hour was
passed. The club adjourned 10 meet
Friday, Feb. -. at the usual hour with
Mrs. Dee. sos Washington avenue. The
guest OF the afternoon was Mrs. Buhn.
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OGDEN NEWS
ogdsn. So. Feb. 14.
RUSE RELEASED BOYS
Reform School Inmates Pre-
tend There Was a Fire and
Escape in Confusion.

Two boys, inmates of the state indus
trial school, made their escape last
night by working a clever ruse which
deceived the guards Of the institution.
About $3.50 p. M, just after the in
mates had retired to bed, William
Adams and Fred Rogers jumped up
and ran about the dormitory frantical-
", shouting that the place was on fire.
There was a great deal OF confusion
and while the attaches OF the place
we're looking for the fire and quieting
the inmates, the two boys slipped away
and had not been located at an early
hour this morning.
Adams is an all around tough and
vas sent to the industrial school a few
weeks ago for robbery committed on
an old gentleman from Sunnyside. His
companion ia the crime was sent to the
'peRiteRtiary. but Adams claimed TO be
under Is and got d reform school SEN
tence.
Fred Rogers. the other inmate who
escaped, is from one Of the southern
counties and has not been regarded
as particularly difficult to manage.
At 1 O'Clock this morning the boys
were heard of down in the railroad
yards and 8 number OF officers went
down TO take them in custody.
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Ogden Society.

Mrs. J. c. Armstrong was hostess
Yesterday afternoon for the ladies OF
the Episcopal church at q chocolate
tee. given at her home. The purpose
of these gatherings is TO promote so
liability amongst the members and
made the newcomers acquainted
Nearly 200 ladies called at the Arm
strong home between , and . o'clock.
Mrs. Armstrong was assisted in re-
ceiviug and entertaining the guests by
Mesdanes Reynolds, Davis and Ensign,
and Miss Dee Of salt Lake. Mrs.
Hume presided at the chocolate table;
Airs. Hinly at the coffee urn, and two
sweet young ladies. Miss Armstrong
and Miss Daisy Kuhn, served the re
freshments. The dining room was a
picture with bowls OF yellow JOnqutls
and yellow-shaded candles.
Mrs. George HaIverson entertained
Tuesday afternoon with q card party.
Mrs Ezra Richardson was hostess
Thursday afternoon at an elaborate
party. where about fifty Of her lady
friends were guests
Mrs Francis entertained her friends
Thursday afternoon at q valentine par
ty. The rooms We're pTettiiy decorated
with hearts. ferns and carnations. The
chandelier in particular called forth
many remarks OF admiration. The
guests we're served at small tables,
which were placed ia heart-shape
around the room and were decorated
with carnations and ferns. The host
ess was assisted in serving her guests
by her daughter. Miss Elizabeth. The
guests were: Mesdames T. s. Fitzger-
aid. T. Shufieharger, 81. Cullen. =.
HeaIy. G. Fl. Matson, II. II. Spencer,
2. NJ. Luckett, #. Whalen, :. /. Brick
II ~ X Il
Il. s Joyce. J. COniisk. A Brown, H.
Todd. Lindsay. p +. Breen, J. Oh
son, ". ConRor, T. Kirwan, F. McIn-
tosh, Snyth: Misses \. Healy ". Kir-
wan, A. Conner, +. Larson, r. Oh
son.
Mrs. John J. McGregor was a Salt
Lake visitor this week, the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Alma Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. " II. Watts left
Tuesday for a brief trip TO san Fran
cisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Cow OF Wilson enter
tanned a number of their friends Fri
day at a high five party
Mrs T. II. Carr entertained the
Rathbone Sisters. Hearts and red car
nations were used 90 carry out the
valentine idea. A tasteful lunch was
served. The guests We're: Mesdames
Lindsay, Fernlund, V. Hestmark, Gull
lihur. Glasmanu, Jenkins, Hodge.
Brown, Fulton, JacSman, McGaw, Fry
er, Turner, Tyree, Wyant, Marks.
Stone. Murphy, Higginbotham, Cave
and Fries.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark entertain
Monday evening in honor Of the we'd
ding of their daughter to John r
Irwin.
Mrs. George II. Matson entertained
"Wednesday afternoon with a euehre
party. The parlors we're tastefuliy dec
Grated with carnations and smilax.
In the prize cutting Mrs IS. II. Spen-
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fl Of their relief fund, next week, at
S53 Twenty-f0urth street. opposite the
Standard Office. The sale deserves to
be well patronized.
ar. and AIRS. George II. Tribe are
back from their wedding trip TO Cali
fornia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coleman. of
FredeTiekJown. O., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs ]. y. LanRing.
A colored man last night entered
Drosdowitz's pawn shop on Twenty
fifth street and asked 10 look at a re-
EOiver. Upon getting the weapon in his
hand he b0lted. ". z. Carpenter, an
other colcred> nan who had accompa-
MED the thief To the pawn shop and
stood outside when the touch was
made, was arrested by Uncle sam and
turned over TO Officer Burton.
William Parsons, who has been in po-
lice court on several previous Occa-
sions, was arrested last night for beat
ing his wife.
Asa c. Farley, who has for twenty
years been engaged in the blacksmith
ing business in Ogden, is about to re-
move TO Morgan county, where he has
a ranch.
j. ". r KoIker Of the Scowcroft-
Nolker Lumber company, leaves today
on purchasing trip through Oregon
and Washington.
Apostle George y. Smith win speak
today at the tabernacle On the subject,
d" You Are Somebody's IDEAL
The public buildings and grounds
committee of the city council has de-
ciGed to recommend that the city grant
the Salvation Army the site for a pub
lie building Just north of the present
fire station facing on Grant avenue in
place Of the one just east Of the station
facing on Hudson avenue.
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WANT 10 SEE THE WORLD.
Two Boys Leave Their Homes, But
Are overtaksn at Barclay.

Are overtaken at Barclay.
Park City, FEB 13-yesterday aft
ernoon two lads. aged L and Ii, named
Gillespie, filled with a desire 10 see
more CT the world, decided TO leave
home, and accordingly started TO walk
toward salt Lake. Policemen here
were notified that the boys We're miss
ing and telephones we're kept warm
for some time sending instructions 10
STOP the boys IL seen. This morning
some section men on the Rio Grande
Western railway met the boys at
Barclay, about fifteen miles from here,
and on the arrival Of the Park City
train the two tourists We're placed on
board and sent back TO their homes.
The boys had suffered considerably
from the cold. as they were out TWEEN
ty-four hours without shelter.
Yesterday a young man was found
near the Quincy mine in q deliTious
condition and was brought to town
by a man who had been 20 that prop
erty ia 2 cutter. For some time it
was found TO be next to impossible
70 find out who the unfortunate was,
he being in such q candition that he
did net know his own name, though
he suggested that it might be "GOwan,'
seemed TO recover. and told the author
tiles that his step-father's name was
eyre, and it was found upon investi-
CATION that the information was cor
rect, and the unfortunate man taken
TO the residence Of ]. d. eyre on Park
avenue where, upon the summOning Of
DR.. c. n. Wilson, it was found that
the sick man was suffering from pneu-
monia in an advanced stage and had
become deliriOus and wandered from
the road while walking TO the Quincy
To go to work on the morning shift
Mrs. A. J. Weller, who resides in
Empire canyon, win on Monday eN-
hibit a remarkable piece of hand made
fancy work, which she expects to- place
on exhibition at the Worlds fair in
ST. Louis. The piece is in the shape
OF a bedspread of canary cOlored satin,
finished with a star design of won
derful make. The spread is valued at
S1,000 and required months Of work
TO make. Half q mile of braid and
four miles OF thread were used in MAX
ing the spread. In April Mrs. Weller
viii leave for st. Louis, where the
spread win be exhibited at the Worlds
fair.
\. W. Sonnedecker came up this
morning and went to the Silver Bell
mine.
C. c. Charlton went to Sale Lake
yesterday.
A. NJ. Spooner, manager of the Co
roma mine, was in Park today.
John Kelly was a Park City arrival
this morning.
Jack Kelley of the Silver King Con-
solidated left this afternoon for Zion.
". p. Janey of the Woodside is in
Park in the interest of the property.
Charles Man was a Salt Lake visitor
yesterday.
George Keel spent the day in Park
II. f. Quint returned TO Salt Lake
last evening.
J. g. Lynch was in Park today be
tween trains.
Sherman Fargo returned this morn
ing from Evanston.
The funeral of Miss Maggie Brine.
who died in Heber Friday, viii be held
here tomorrow.
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FIGHT N REsTAURANT.
Angry, Jealous Woman Creates
Lively Scene.

Angry, Jealous Woman Creates
Lively Scene.
There was a lively mix-up in the
BonTon restaurant yesterday after
noon in the cQurse of which a few dol
lags worth of dishes were broken. l..
r Williams, who came from Salt Lake
day. Or-teo ago, seemed TO be the
storm center around which the battle
ragged. It seems that Williams left one
sweetheart VINO claimed TO be his wife
and came to Ogden with another who
made a similar claim. The first named
registered at the police court under
the name Of KimbalI, the other under
the name of Malaid.
The Kimball woman followed the pair
to Ogden and happened into the Bon
Ton restaurant when the two were eat
ing dinner She took her position in
an adjoining booth, but soon lost her
temper and by way Of making her
presence felt grabbed sugar bowl
and hurled il, together with its con-
tents, al Williams, cutting a cash in
his temple. She followed up the on
slaught with the rest of the dishes I'M
til the clatter of breaking cvhina was
heard on the street and Deputy Sher-
1T Sebrfng, with officer \. A. HerTick,
arrested all three of the participants.
The KimbalI woman put up SIS forfeit
money and returned 10 salt Lake. The
other woman was t. ed and the man
was held in Jail IA iieu OF $50 bail
money
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Prove. Feb. IA son has been born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Clark; all well.
Three boys were fined 81 each by Justice
Noon today for disturbing the peace at
the Brigham. Young university Sunday
evening. Two of~tte boys charged with
the Same Offense had been told that the
punishment by fine and imprisonment
would be heavy, and are reported to have
left town.
The employees of tl1e smoot Investment
company presented Manager Reehe, who
Is to leave on the 18th. with n fine rock
ing chair this afternoon. The presenta-
ton speech was made By Foreman
Craven, and expressed appreciation of
the kind and consioerate manner of Mr..
Beebe in his dealings with the employees
AFs Beebe responded with good wishes
for the future prosperity of the employees
and appreciation of their evidence OF
esteem and good viii.
The Young Mems Republican club Of
Provo was organized last night at
meeting held in the court house. The
following officers we're elected: .. II.
Tho1nas president; Harvey Cuff, vice
president; Arthur Craven. secretary. J..
r. Jones, assistant secretary. J. r. Hod
son. trs asuFeFs executive committee, FiIst
ward. Robert Andersen; Secaud ward, }.
.. Ward: Fhird ward, William r Silver
Fourth ward. Harvey Booth. Fifth waTd
ELIAS A Gee. The following committee
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CARS BLOCKADE STREET.
Assistant Fire Chief Woods Comes
Near Having Serious Accident.

Inc presence Of mind and Watchful
eye of Assistant Fire Chief Woods was
ali that prevented an accident on Main
and First South streets yesterday aft
ernoOn as the assistant CHIEF was
speeding west on First South in re-
Spouse to an alarm Of FIRE. The lower
side Of the intersection at Main street
was completely biockaded By two street
cars and had not Woods by a supreme
effort pulled his horse up suddenly,
there would have been q collision that
might have resulted seriously.
Car. mo IS Of the South Temple line
was standing on the curve squarely in
the middle Of the south half of the
roadway. Directly in front OF this car
stood another. which made the blockade
complete. While the cars were stand
ing in this position, Chief Woods came
down the street in his buggy at a light
ming gait, going to fire on the west
side The carmen on No a evidently
heard the changing of the IRE gong, but
were unable to move on account Of the
car ahead Of them.
Not until ne was fairly upon the
street cars did Assistant Chief Woods
realize that they were not going to
move, and a collision seemed inevita-
bic. BY a deJermind effort the fireman
'i4NNN AAAt SlJtEl OF lfae amman SUM
GENTLY 70 Iurn across the street, al
though in doing 50 he nearly caused the
vehicle to be overturned. In speaking
Of the incident last night, Assistant
Chief Woods said. This is not the
first time 1 have had an experience
Of this kind. About three weeks ago
! encountered the same trouble and
IN lodging the street car imperiIed a
woman who was crossing the street on
the other side. She could not see Us
coming on account of the car and she
escaped being run over only by a mar
row margin
There is a city ordinance which for
bids the blockade of street crossings
in this manner, and those who wit
messed the above incident were of the
opinion that it should be rigidly en-
forced
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Ger and Miss Nellie Mcguire were the
lucky ones. Mrs Matson was assisted
by Mrs. Haywood. Mrs. Don Mcguire.
Mrs. J. $. Lewis, Mrs Arthur Kuhn.
Mrs. Robertson and Miss Ella Cons
rey.
The guest list included Mesdames
Guthrie. 8fcDerUott- Geo Thompson,
A. l. Bell Bannistsr. ConrOy, Alb
5ott, Link, Pierce. Reed Dyer. Wm.
Allison, J. Paine. Howard. Armstrong
J. Peery, Perkins Hartman, Hoag.
Spencer, G. ". Jones. F. z. Lewis,
+. ". MatsOn. i. l. Reynolds, Hurst.
Dalrymple F'itzeraId, Shuflebarger.
T r. Mcguire, Baker. II. /. Bell, Scott,
Yates, Tyler, Healy, ". s, Scott, Scott,
Whalen, Robertson. FitzeTald, Kuhn,
Abe Kuhn. Mccormick. Weden. J.
Lewis, HeTrick. II. r. Macmillan. Shell
burn. Cahili Francis, Rowe, Wilson,
Gibson, Hanson, Haywood, Kasson,
Hume Becker. D. Mcguire, kiesel,
Bigelow. Stewart, Henderson. Rogers,
Salt Lake.
Misses Bauniseer. Conroy, E. Con-
roy, Dairymple. Fitzeraid. a Ma
guire, Healy. 4. Fitzerald, Kasson,
Anna Mcguire. Kiesei, Mesely, II. Dee
and \. Mcguire.
The Billie club dance Friday evening
proved a most enjoyable AFFAIR, about
seventy-dve couples coming up from
salt Lake by the special train and en-
dying themselves at Dignan's hall.
The next c. the Wednesday Night
clubs dances is set for Feb. IS, at Dig
mons
Invitations have been issued for q
married folks party" at the Fifth
Ward institute Tuesday. a programme
Of old-time dances has been arranged.
The Souvenir Spoon Card club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Kncth. The usual card games
were played and prizes awarded. af-
ter which a daintily appointed luncheon
was served.
Mrs. 'Hibbs entertained a, number OF
her friends Friday afternoon.
Mrs. l. Francis was the charming
and graceful hostess at a very pretty
euchre party and luncheon Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. George NJ. Hanson returned
Wednesday from Salt Lake. where she
had been visiting friends and relatives
for few days
Mrs. John L. McGregor is q salt Lake
visitor, the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Alma Lambert.
Miss Minnie Kiesel is the guest of
Miss Margaret Park in Salt Lake City.
M anu wi E-EAlDCit ANtCRoEi nave ~
turned from q visit of three months to
California.
Prof. Z. W. Nichols and Mrs. Pierce
Of Brigham City were the guests Of
Mrs. A. r. c. Smith at the Musicians
ball Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. a. Parmly left sun
day for California where they viii So
journ for about a month.
Mrs. G. L. KraUch and son and
daughter departed Monday for Los
Angeles to be gone about six weeks.
Miss Francis Williams has returned
from an extended visit with friends at
Reno, New.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Episcopal church are planning a
musical entertainment to be given the
evening of February 30
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SUICIDE OF WILLIAM J. LEMP
Millionaire St Louis Brewer Lost Interest in Life When His
Son Died and Had Become Mere Wreck
Of His Former Self

NJ. LOUIS, Feb. 13-WilIiam J.
y Lemp, president of the Lemp
Brewing company, committed sui
Ride today at his residence, 1922 South
Eighth street. BY shooting himself in
the right temple with a revolver. He
died an hour later. Depression over
the death Of his favorite son, Fred
Lemps three years ago, and the loss
OF Frederick Pabst OF Milwaukee. a
lifelong friend, Is believed TO have
been the cause for his rash act
Mr.. Lemp. who was IS years Old and
native Of Germany, has lived ia ST.
Louis for forty-eight years. He stood
high in business and social circles and
vas reDuted TO be a millionaire.
Alone When Shot Was Fired.
AEr. Lemp, it seems, was alone in
his room when the shot was fred. Com
planning of not feeling well, he had
not arisen as early as the other men,
bers OF the family. Breakfast had
been served. and the sons had. zone 10
taeir duties at the Office and Mrs.
Lemp had gone uptown. The servants
were bUsying themselves about their
daily tasks. A shot was heard from
the direction OF Mr.. Lemp's room. The
ment, found Mr.. Lemp lying on the
floor, q revolver clutchcd ia his right
hand and a bullet wound in his tenn
pie.
One Of the servants ran 90 the brew
cry Office nearby and summoned the
TWO sons, Edward and William As
soon as they reached the house they
dispatched servants FOR physicians.
Several physicians, who were soon at
the house, found life was not extinct
but saw there was no nope Of say
ing his life. He was still breathing
when Mrs. Lemp returned home and
died few minutes later without hay
ing recognized any one.
Lost Interest in Life.
Mr.. Temp lost interest in life three
years ago when his son Frederick died
He was the brewers favOrite son, the
superintendent of the brewery and the
chief reliance Of his father He died
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FRUIT GROWERS TO ORGANIZE.
Important Meeting Is Held by Orch
ardists Of County.


ardists Of County.
Weber county's commissioners viii
probably appoint a fruit tree Inspector
in the near future, and a fruit growers
organization is TO be formed by the
Orehardists of this locality. These two
matters were the outcome of yester-
days gathering of fruit growers held
in the county court house with the COM
Inissioners. There was a good attend
ance and the subject Of spraying was
generally discussed.
Practically all Of those who addressed
the meeting were in favor OF enforcing
the spraying Law, providing it can be
enforced thoroughly. Two names were
suggested for fruit tree Inspector. They
are Robert +. Wilson ana j. Barker.
The matter Of the appointment Will
likely be taken Up next Monday.
The matter of forming q fruit grow
erS' association for the county was
taken up and Mr.. STANFORD, VINO pre-
sided over the meeting. was authorized
to call q meeting for OrgaIliZa ton pur-
poses It win be held next Saturday
i'm the court house.
Mons Peterson of the state board OF
horticulture was present and made an
address. expressing the desire of the
state board TO work in entire harmony
wit5- the county boards. Others who
addressed the meeting were Joseph
Stanford, W. G. Wilson, r. q. McGriff,
EnOch Farr, w Adams, G. ". Bran
we'll Andrew Wilson. J. A. Smith, john
Wilson and George Smuin.
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WIDE DIVERGENCE OF OPINION
REGARDING THE CUBAN TREATY

Washington. Feb. ia question Of
Importance in relation to the Cuban
Interpretation o. the reciprocity treaty
with that country, which became op-
eratIVe Dee. q, 1898. has come TO the
attention Of this government. An an
swer to Geographic inquiry from the
treasury department mas been received
by the American minister at Havana
10 the effect that articles, the product
OF the soil or industry Of the United
States, exported to other countries and
thence imported into Cuba, viii not
receive the benefits CT the reduced
rates Of duty provided in the reciprOc-
ity treaty. The treaty provides in eff
ftN that all articles of merchandise
not free Of duty, being the product Of
the soil or industry of the United
States, imported into the republic of
Cuba and reciprocally into the United
states, shall be admitted BY each
cONltry by d reduction Of 20 per cent
of the rates Of duties now imposed.
Acting upon the plain meaning OF
these words this government has uni
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CEDAR GUY Nrws NOTES.

Cedar City. Feb. 12.-The Rocky Noun
tain Bel Telephone company began Mon
cay to string poles towards St. George.
SO we hope very soon "a be connected with
the metropolis of Washington county Win
an up-to-date line.
At a meeting of the stockholders Of the
Bank OF southern Utah Monday evening
the organization was perfected. articles
OF incarceration adopted and other mat
ters 50 completed that nothing now re-
mains but to begin business. This will
be done AS soon as the law has been com
piled with in the matter Of filing. etc. The
officers are; y T. Porter president.
Criah . Jones, vice president. f)r. George
W. Middleton ard Myrou D.. EIigbee. di-
rectors frOm Cedar City; Edgar L. Clark
PdrOWan, John J.. SeVy. FanEuitch, and
William Redd, Harmony. S. J. Foster OF
81 George is cashier.
Instructor Driggs fof the normal IS to
deliver q lecture on Books ana Book
worms in ParoHan Sunday evening.
The new Normal han viii be uueued
Feb. - with q grand ball. under the Gus
p1ces OF the Athletic association. A fea-
ture of the occasion win be q programme
Of drills by the physical curture classes.
len by AR Milne and Miss Spencer
County Superintendent Decker returned
from salt Lak6 sunday evening. where he
had been 70 attend the educational con-
vention.
Elecuon is on at the branch normal
SCHOOL in this city. Two tickets are in
the field-onc championed by the kris.
the other By the boys A lively rally i'm
which both parties had their say was
held Thursday evening.
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formly allowed the 20 PEI. cent reduc-
ton on Cuban merchandise imported
into another country and thence into
the United States, the only essential
tact insisted upon being that the goods
admitted shall be the product of the
soil or industry OF Cuba. Still another
question in connection with the inter-
probation of the treaty is to which rate
of duty shall be assessed against goods
brought into the respective countries
and in bonded warehouses at the time
the treaty went into effect. The treas
ury department, carrying out the plain
letter Of the lay on the subject. has
held that such goods upon withdrawal
pay the reduced rate Of duty. while
Cuba insists that they shall pay the
rate in force at the time the goods were
placed in the warehouse. 1t is alto
gether probable that the secretary Of
the treasury viii call the attention of
the state department to this wide diff
ference in he construction of the treaty
with a view 10 its adjustment through
diplomatic channels.