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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
MANY SIGHTS SEEN
IN MANUFACTURES

One needs tho eyes OF camera 70 carry
away q clear impression of all ne MAY
see in the new manufactures building. TO
remember all would be task worth re-
Tnembrance. But there are a few things
i'm The way OF unique exhibits which al
orce attract attention. There u great
trunk. within which the dresses OF a nun
dred women could be stored and stlll leave
room for a few dozen pieces of furni-
Iure go
There is Lady Hazelnut ia bulter-i5j
hounds of her, a cOqCettish looking miss
whom naught but the cool air of re-
fFigeratOr causes to hold the pose of the
SCULPTOR She looks as though she might
fan at your feet. melt at the word were
il not for her cool surroundings.
Then o 1piuiat-re FeFa-iS wheel holds
one's attention Laden with spices and
salads il is the exhibit Of a local manu-
facturor There Is also large hive made
from bottled honey and real bees, Whlc 4
show the public how il is done in d
business-like manner
Fire brick furs. coal and stained glass,
biscuits. soda waters and cream separ-
ators-these are named al random as a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
WHOLESALE BOOK STORE
Ross Brothers to Enlarge Scope of
Their Business.

The Ross Book and Stationery store Is
to establish a wholesale department.
When the new change becomes effective,
II Will mean the establishment of d ware
house here. The intention is to push the
business in all the wholesale markets, all
of which will be operated from the re-
tail store house here. At the present
time there is 10 wholesale stationery
house in Ogden and. in addition TO sta
ttonery, etc, the new department VIII
include school furniture and office sup
plies generally. c. j. Ross, the present
manager. will be manager of the whole
sale department and MILFORD BramwelI
who comes from the Ogden Furniture a
Carpet company, where he was assistant
manager, will manage the retail depart
ment
The Ross people bought out the Can
non Book store eight or nine years ago.
AT the time the company was formed
the capital stock was made SIS. coo, of
which but $1,000 was used. The new ar
Tangement will likely be put into effect
without any further stock issue becoming
necessary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
OGDEN Briefs.

The official can foS the Republican con-
Ventlon, Oct. l., wasN ISSUED yesterday.
The Chaperones drew a large house ~
the Grand opera house Mast evening. The
production was well receV Wed.
On account of not seck lflhg q quorum
there was no session Of Ahe city council
las evening.
Judge Howell yesterday lntered an or
der appointing L. A. LarlIii@ ddmlnislra-
TOR or the estate Of EHZabehth carr ut-
ceased. The bond was ffNeda at $LoUo-
Lunan ShurtGff, who hasa been con-
neCted with the Ross Book ~ stationery
company, viii sever his cOnnt ecuou wan
mat company soon to 60 on / d hltssIE. .
}. l.. Taylor, who has beelRl manager
OF the Taylor Coal company. 2 mas pur-
chased an interest in The .rCgf gerry ana
commencing at once viii take gan dcllNe
part In the business.
Funeral services over the ret mans OF
Leroy POuisUn will be held at NE lhlru
ward meeting house al o clock = ms AT
ernOOH. Tnc remains may be vie tWeu d /
the residence, 224 Thirty first sire -et De-
tween IL and l. y
a petition for letters testamentalt"y for
the estate of Aibin Dahl, deceased, mas
been filed in the district court bv aiohh
". Dahl, brother Of the deceased ne Ie
estate Is valued n S25J and the will IS III
the Scandinavian language.
W, W. Corey OF the Corey Construct non
company left yesterday Tor Califor NiIid'
where he goes to look a a part Of t iie
proposed lire Of the Western Pace nc
Utah Construction company. with a Vie "
of bidding fora sub contract. =
District Attorney Halverson yesterdaA
filed in the district court iufOrmatiolA
against Robert Lanier and Robert Mad5
son, on a charge of attempting 10 coma
mt burglary. The information against
=. ". Wallace and j. t. Smith FOR al v
legged passing of fictitious checks will 5eS
flied today.
While the family we're absent burglars
entered the residence of Daniel Kennedy 4
lSa Twenty -scond street early last evenin 81
and looted the place. They carried OFF d
quantity of siiverware and jeWelry valusH
at about S125 Entrance was gain =,
through a screen which was forced f. Oh
one of the windows. go
The directors of the Canyon Ro-soi
Company held a meeting here yesteAt Sii
and considered the selection of a suit III
uame for the resort One thousand -
seven hundred names were submitted 80
of this number il were cast out -
The exception OF fifteen or twenty, wiz -
are unGer consideration until today, " >
the name win be selected. kx-e
In the district court yesterday the 80
damage suit of A. r. &. Smith vs.. { -
con AVOrd occupied the whole OF a.
session and was continued until to- -
This is an action 10 recover for dan e.
done 10 a number Of trees, resulting -
the digging OF a ditch where ii was -,
essary to cut the roots. During the o.
ernoon the jury visited the scene.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Joseph II. Frisby Chosen as Mayor to
Lead the Ticket.

Provo, Oct The Republican city con-
yention convened in the opera house here
today and placed in nomination the fol-
lowing ticket:
- Mayor Joseph H Erisby.
Recorder, William l.. Harding.
Marshal. Silas l. Alfred.
Attorney. Daniel II. Thomas.
Treasurer. Mrs. Emma SimOns.
Justice of the Peace, A. A. Noon
Alfred L. Booth was elected as chair
man of the city committee
The following platform was adopted:
I'VE, the Republicans of Provo city. IN
convention assembled heartily reafIlrm
our allegiance to the Republican party and
its principles as proclaimed IN the national
platform at Chicago, and also as eX-
pressed i'm the state platform adopted 81
Salt Lake City. We pledge ourselves TO
the loyal and energetic support Of the
candidates who shall be nominated at this
convention.
We pledge ourselves 10 improve our va
ter system by delivering to thee cltlzehs
pure spring water for culinary purposes.
and TO improve and increase our tacll-
tiles for the sprinkling of streets and
lawns, so that we NAV have ample wa
ter at all times for these purposes This
we pledge ourselves to DO without any
We declare Ourselves as favorins muni-
cipal ownership of all public utilities with
in the financial reach of our city; ana We
pledge ourselves TO the ownership ana
soon as practicable and without any un-
necessary delay,
We pledge ourselves 10 the improve
ment of the sanitary conditions OF our
beautiful and naturally healthfm city by
demanding a more effective system OF IN
spectiOn and general cleanliness OF pup
lie and private premises, and d more
rigid enforcement OF the ordinances gov
erning this matter.
Immediate Improvement of the Nesl
square. and milking of it public park
. fyins al our city cemetery.
We heartily endorse the actions OF oul
municipal officers in the manage mem
and control Of the city affairs so Tar a.
they have been i'm their power.
The following members of he G!ty 1 eeii
ward W. X. STAFFORD. Mrs Alta Strong
/ second ward II. W Startup. Miss sad
! Graham; Third ward doseph ". Dunn
Mrs. Emma ZabHskia; Fourth ward, " M
p CLAYTON. Mrs Arthur Taylor: tIfti
ward. John Saxey, Mrs. Louisa Mcbride
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
GLASMkNN WON'T RUN.
Another Final and irreVocabie
withdrawal From Race.

= As presaged in The Herald sun =
+ day William Glasmann YESTERDAY an
, nounced his final withdrawal from :
= the mayoralty race. His supporters
= are now cropping about for anotner
+ candidate and it is expected that the
: name of A. r. Haywood Will be an
a. nOunced today. Ii is also stated on :
: hood authority that Glasmaun viii =
: not support either DIR. A. ). Condor =
4 or Councilman T. II. Carr if noml- y
! mated. This may defeat both men, as
: GIasmapn has the majority of the =
4 PenuhIicstls here so badly scared y
= mar they see things at night, =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03

New Orleans. Oct yellow fever re-
port 10 D .. NJ.
New cases 10: total 10 GATE 'Yt-'
Deaths. ,. total. 3St
New foci. o.
Under treatment -.
Discharged. 2444.
The announcement through the AssOcl-
ated Press of President ROoseyets ue-
cisiOn TO visit New Orleans on MS IoitH- -
coming trim 10 the south caused profound
qualification today, and il is regarded as
certain to give fresh stimulus 10 the
fight now in progress to drive out the
fever before the end of the present mohLh
The presidents refusal u be. swayed by
Influences have pressed upon him. has
further commended him to the people or
Louisiana and there is on every slqe a
disposition to make his reception MARKED
liz cordial in appreciation of the sympathy
he has.shown for and the active assistance
he has given to the city and state III the
pressing crisis
Natchez. Miss. Oct To-day : record
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
Runs to Open Air.

With at least one, and possr1iy
two bullets through his brain. Frank
Duvall after both shots had been
fired, ran out from the bedroom,
through the kitchen. He went on
around the corner Of the house, west
its length TO the front porch. There
he sank to the ground,
A sheet was thrown over his BODY
until Justice of the Peace Dana T.
Smith. acting coroner, viewed the re-
mains. The body was taken 20 10
seph Z. Taylor's undertaking rooms.
One bullet had gone through the
mouth, on back into the bead. The
other had struck over the eye and
had gone back into the brain. Mrs.
Keetheler and her daughters both say
that the men were standing when the
shots were fired.
keetheler after the tragedy went out
through the front of the house. He
passed the body of his victim, only few
feet away. and went out TO the sidewalk.
Revolver in hand he went north on that
thoroughfare.
Patrolman Burton was called TO the
scene of the shooting. He saw Keetheler
going up the west side Of the street and
hurried after him. He was coming nearer
his man as the latter. at the Intersection
of Second South street, turned to cross
diagOnally toward the northeast corner
PatrOlman Hilton stood near the latter
corner and Burton pointed with his baton
at Keetheler. Hilton steppe dup and thu
two officers closed in on their man.
ITS all right the latter said. Il was
going TO the station 70 give myself up
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
ATTRACTIONS IN
THE OPEN AIR

There are number of 1ree attractions
which will be- in full operation by this
afternoon. Kirkpatrick. the one-legged
bicvcIist made his ride down the steep
flight OF stairs yesterday afternoon,
his daring 1eat being witnessed
bv hundreds open air tTapeze pertor-
nlances are also TO be given.
Perfect order reigued Yesterday and last
evening The dust problem of last year
has been no problem al al this year I'm
every department and In every way the
efforts of the fair management TO give
the public its moneys worth and to look
TO the convenience OF patrons are visible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
WON'T PAY EXPENSES.
Commissioners Decline to Meet LiV'
cry Sill of School Superintendent.

The county board deciSed yesterday
that il would not approve Bills Tor the
travelling expenses OF the county super
iutendent of schools. w. n. jefferson
the superintendents sent in a bin Tor SZS9
for livery hire. that has accunA ula az
since February. 1t was disallOWedA ne ne
commissioners maintain that in 1904 INC
salary of the superintendent was
creased to 800 per month with the u
derstanding that this amount would N
clude travelling expenses. The county at\
torney sustained the action of the board.
The board appointed Charles Parker of
Hooper ard the county physician to rep
resent the county at the meeting of the
associated health authorities of Utah at
Salt Lake oct D. Two registry agents
for registration in October were appointed
They were L. Moore. for the Thir-
teeBth. election district and Mrs. Laura
Mtighan for the Sixteenth district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
GREAT NORTHERN TRAIN HELD up
Three Men and Two Boys Turned the Trick Near SeaeThe
Latter Were Capiursd-Safs Dynamited
BY the Robbers.

believes il was a small sum. After secur-
ing the contents of the safe the three
men started off in an eaSteriy direction.
Ii is believed other members of the gang
are ahead of the scene of the hold-up
and the robbers Joined them.
The train was Tagged near the DflcA
yard and as the engineer slowed up w"
men with rain coats climbed over the ten
de- and presented revolvers TO his hedu:
When the train stopped the baggage anu
express car was uncoupled by one OF the
robbers and the engineer instructed 70
pull ahead which he did for several nun
bred yards. when he was again COM
manded TO stop.
Safe Dynamited.
Two OF the robbers then jumped Off
making the engineer and firemen do the
same and all marched TO the baggage car
door The messenger was commanded 10
omen the door and refusing, an extra
heavy charge of dynamite was placed
against il and exploded. The explosion
tore the car almost to pieces. The saIe
was then dynamited. The train was de-
IaVed two hours and a half and then
pulled into Edmonds, making blIeL
report before proceeding TO Everett. liss
two boys claim they never met the hote-
ups until they got on the tram ana dIe
in no way connected with their work
iFhe idea 10 hold up the passengers Oc-
Cured 10 them after the explosion. Sher-
iff Smith has started cut posse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03

nORTLAND. Ore, Oct "A special to
the Oregonlan from Seattle. Wash,
saws that the Great Northern over
land train, leaving Seattle at $50, was
held up tonight and the baggage. and eN-
press car dynamited, half a mile east Of
mile post TO- about five miles from Bal
lard, at S:45 D. IN. 1t was Il o'clock be-
fore the train pulled into Edmonds. aud
the most meagre reports have bent sent
TO the local office. Three men are known
TO have done the work.
Two Boys Captured.
Two boys, who got on the blind baggage
here as soon as the hold-up began, en-
tered the passenger coaches and began
holding up the passengers. They say two
of the men were on the blind baggage
when they got on and the third got on at
Ballard All were well dressed with rain
coats and SLOUGH hats. So far as re-
ported no one has been killed. but il is
reported that Charles Anderson, express
messenger, is slightly injured.
Escape of the Bandits.
Manager Waring of the Great North
ern Express company said tonight he did
not know the contents of the safe. but
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
JUST TO SHOW
HOW EASY IT WAS
Young Man Who Got the $3.50, 900
in Securities Under Arrest.
MADE A FULL CONFESSION
HAD BEEN WORKING ON THE
IDEA FOR MONTHS.
R


Al CIV YORK, Oct. BY the confess
IL Sion OF Henry 4. Leonard. a young
clerk in the employ of Halle &
stieglitz, brokers at 30 Broad street.
the mystery Of the robbery on Wednes-
day last OF $3.50 900 worth of securities
from the National City bank was
cleared up today Leonard, who lives
with his parents al 566 East one Hun
dred and ThirJy-siXth street, was arrest
ed yesterday and kept in close confne-
ment while the detectives continued
their search for the missing securities.
every dollar of which was recovered
today.
Prisoner Is Young.
The prisoner, who is only "A years
old, and who has previously borne the
reputation of an Industrious and thor
Oughly reliable clerk. made the as
founding statement in his confession
that he had planned and carried out his
scheme of forgery ana robbery, not
from any criminal motive but solely 10
show by what a simple device the elab-
crate safeguards of New York banks
could be set al naught. That this state
ment is true is. i'm a measure. COrrOb-
GRATED by the facts i'm the case, and Is
the belief of the young mans employ
ers, by whom he was highly esteemed.
Securities Are Recovered.
soon after the theft Leonard mailed
a package containing $500, 900 in securi-
ties 70 the residence of Dyer Pearl,
senior member of Pearl & Co., by whom
they were owned. The package was re-
ceived by MI. Pearl yesterday. Today
LeOnard's father turned over to the
police the remaining 500 900 in stocks
and bonds. which he said had been
found in a wardrobe in his house. where
his son had said after his arrest he had
secreted them.
Rubber Stamp Was Traced.
The first clue that led TO Leonard s
arrest was obtained when the detectives
traced the rubber stamp-maker whom
Leonard had employed toimake the i'm
itatiOn certifiCatiOn stamp used i'm the
check he presented at the National City
bank. As a model for the stamp he
gave the maker an old certified check
bearing a fragment of the signature OF
Halle a StieglitZ. and also a memoir
andum in his own hand which was
identified by fellow clerks.
Leonard was held in the Tombs DO
, lice court in $4,000 bail for further .eN-
animation. On leaving the court room
ON his way 20 prison he said in response
10 a question:
II did it on q bet"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
Boulevard to Canyon.

J. f. Lewis. chairman of the Weber
club boulevard committee, has prepared a
petition to the city council asking FOR "A
preliminary survey over the road TO the
mouth of Ogden canyon. Rights OF way
have been secured from all excepting $40
feet OF the route. This includes three
quarters OF a mile graded by simon BAN
berger The Ogden Bench canal people
have given their consent for the con-
structiOn OF the new highway along their
canal. The Weber club offers to pay Tor
proceedings in order to Sc
cure the additional 800 feet OF right oil
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
WOUNDED BICYCLE
THIEF IDENTIFIED

Oakland. CAL oct. 2.-The youthful 3D.
cycle thief who was shot by policeman
AZ $50 O'Clock Sunday morning, was fully
identified today as Earle A. Sargent, who
vas arrested here Sept. J. W14; Tor burS7
laTV He was released, according TO the
prison records Oct. a. OF the same year,
on three years probation.
Although the prisoners wound Is very
dangerous, the physician who dressed Il
his morning found that the patient IS
no worse in condition than he was when
ne was brought into the hospital twenty
four hours ago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
Trustees Transfer Funds.

In view Of the decided action taken by
the county, board of education regarding
the transferring of funds and property
from the former school trustees, a set
tlcment was Yesterday effected with the
Huntsville trustees whereby funds were
transferred 10 the board. 1t is expected
that the funds apd property of the Ran
dall district will be transferred toua{,
This will leave but two, the Statewide
and West Weber districts. with which
TO effect Il settlements
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
KILLED HER HUSBAND.
Effie Nicely of Fort 5rsgg, CAL, Pre-
pared Herself for Trouble.

Fort Bragg. Cal, Oct William
Thomas Nicely was shot and. killed by
his wife, Effie Nicely, at his home here.
IL is alleged that he had been drinking
and when he returned home and found
young man Ia his house, he attacked his
wife Then he fell asleep. MRS. Nicely
procured a shotgun and when her hus-
band awoke warned him TO keep away
from her. He is said to have disregarded
the iniunctioTp when his wife shot him
Coroner Whippie held an inquest and the
jury acquitted the woman or all blame
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
viii Be Held on Monday Evening
Oct. o-Convention Oct. IL.

Provo. Oct 2.-The Democrats viii hoio
primaries Monday evening, Oct 3. at
O'Clock 20 nominate cOuucilmen, elect
deIegates 70 the city convention TO. be held
at the opera house, Thursday. Oct. L.,
commencing at ID o'clock. and to appoint
members Of the city committee. The pri-
maries viii be held in the following
places. First ward, Maeser school, Sec
ond ward. Proctor academy; Third ward.
Franklin school: Fourth ward, Parker
school; Fifth ward. Parker school
The appOrtionment Of delegates Is one
for every ten votes cast for mayor Roy
lance i'm 1868 which will give the follow
ing number of delegates 10 each WARD.
First ward "A: Second ward. 19, Third
ward. %: Fourth ward, Is; Fifth ward.
IS Total, IL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
Academy of Music opens.

The formal opening of the Weber stake
Academy of Music took place yesterday
A. the devotional exercises held there
We're present President l.. W. Shurtliff,
.COunseilOTs Middleton and F'iNgaTe, MEM
bers of the faculty, Professor Joseph Bal
lantype, Professor john j. Mcclellan and
Professor Willard Weihe. the conserva-
tory faculty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
Sixty Years Experience of an

Mrs. WigsioW's Soothing Syrup ism
prescription Of one of the best fez ~
physicians and nurses In the u ~
States and has been used for sixty ~
with never-failing success by iniilioif -
mothers for their children. Durins 4,
process OF teething It's value IS inciH !
liable, II relieves the child from I'Pea
cures diHrrhoea, gripping in the bowels {
wind collie BY giving health to the 49,
II rests the mother. Price IS Ger u
bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03

Madame Charlton, the well known
dressmaker, invites all her friends and
patrons to an opening at her parlors.
PA East LIST So. St, on Monday and
Tuesday, Oct. and 3. At this open
ing Madame Charlton, who has just re-
turned from a visit 10 Paris. New York
aud eastern points. will show all the
latest modes and styles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
Marriage Licenses Issued.

rae following marriage licenses have
been granted: A. ]. Sugden. .. ana Mrs.
o. H2 Renshaw, y, both of Salt Lake,
Taegarte %, both Of ogden; +. W. Pill
cher - ! and Miss Lucy Wilson, %, both
OF OgdenA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
EAsk for Guardian.

Attorney N. j. Harris appeared in the
district court yesterday and filed a motion
Tor the appointment of a guardian .ad
state mental hospital This action is in
connection with divorce proceedings
brought Teoentlyvby Mrs. Margaret West.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO VISIT
NEW ORLEANS IN SPITE OF FEVER

shows q rapid spread OF yellow fever ig
the last twepty-fOur hours, as sIA.ne" ioeL
are listed on the local map. one case ls
in Factory row which is in the flfs'
ward thus injecting every one OF the
four wards in the city. As the houses
in factory row are CLOSE IL Is feared tle
fever will spread rapidly there Today
record:
New cases. II: new foci. 8; total cases
TO date. Is. total foci, SO; deaths. = bolH
negroes: total deaths, {; under treatment
30: discharged, s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03

few Of the things 10 be seen in Tie booths
inside the manufactures building.
In the gaKerv of the new building Is
arranged in addition 10 the educational
booths, the art exhibit Here may De
seen a number of works of Utah ar
lists. including oils and water colors ana
pen and INK sketches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
sIoRAeE.

Parties desiring storage for potatoes.
onions, apples or any ether commodity
would do we'll to communicate with US.
Terms reasonable. Warehouse on o.
S. /. trackage. 60 s. MARTIN s. co,
81 West Second SOUTH