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here and Soda Springs The distance
Is ~ miles
Prof. J. Johnson of the oneida ac-
ademy returned Tuesday from Malad
where he has been the pest week as
one OF the teachers examiners.
Born TO the wife ~ y. c. Miller
on Friday, a fine girl, mother aud
child doing we'll
4 home dramatic company was or
ganized Wednesday night Prof. Con-
die was chosen manager.
Tree Inspector Fisher OF Oxford was
IN Preston this week and IN looking
over a number ~ the orchards dis
covered that many Of the pear trees
we're touched with blight and ordered
them cut down Immediately.
The stock Of the oneida Mining
company az a meeting held here last
Monday was pooled and no more will
be sold. excepting q limited amount
Of treasury stock. Mr.. John r. Ed
wards Of Logan was chosen as presi-
dent and general manager.
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PAYSON.
SCHOOLS OPEN
Names OF Teachers-Nebo Stake sun.
day school Outing.

day school Outing,
Special Correspondence.
Payson. Utah. Co, Sept 3.-The
public schools Of Payson opened to-
day with the largest opening attend
ance Of any previous year and a larg-
er number Of rooms used. 10 In an.
Following is the list OF teachers en-
ployed:
Chas. Keele Melvin Wilson d. Fos-
ter Cluft, Archie Thurman, Clara VIM
mer. Miss Greenwood. Clara Barnett.
Jennie Miles, Rhea Simons. Marie
Keele Ruby Cole, Mrs. l. A. Doane.
Edna Cole. Eppie Corey and one a.
sistant IN beginners grade not yet
named
All grades will be taught including
a Well established high school. which
viii give a three-year course
Chas Keele will be principal ~ thu
high schoOl Archie Thurman priuci-
pal Of the Peteetneet building aud $
r. Taylor supervisor Of the district.
The people OF Payson have justl-
liable pride In their public schools
and the work they have accomplished
In the past which bids fair 10 be ex-
celled the coming season
The sunday schools ~ Nebo stake
had their annual outing at Castella
springs last Thursday. over the. r. G.
W. railway About 1000 were pres
ent and had al ENJOYABLE time.
Mrs Agnes Douglas, now IN her
Sighty-ninth year. Is critically IN with
lung trouble and fears are entertained
for her recovery on account Of her
advanced age
Work on the stake tabernacle II
progressing fayorably and II is hoped
the building will be finished b. be-
cember next
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The dark film sometimes found on
the rocks Of rivers has been studied
BY cairo chemist al the Niles first
cataract. II II concluded that the
film. Ike that Of desert rocks. arises
from material IN the rocks themselves
and that the depth Of color depends
upon the amount Of black oxide ~
manganese contained, although silica
tends to add to the dsrkening. The
hlm IA formed and preserved only in
hot climates having a small rainfall.
Ordinary window glass passes near
~ all Of the heat coming from the
sun. although It intercepts dark heat,
but the new glass Of Richard Szig-
mondy, sA Austrian, is claimed 10 pre-
vent the passage OF nine-tenihs OF
the heat Of the suns rays This glass
would change a hot house into cold
house The advantages seem 20 be
numerous but not least should be the
delightful GOODNESS Of summer cot
tages having windows Of the new ma
teriaL
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Contract for Laying Water Pipe
Let 10 Merrill Lumber
Co., Brigham.
ACCEPT LIGHT PLANT OPTION.
opening Of City SchoOls-Enrollmen
OF rupils First Day and Names OF
Pnnapals-Utah County Affair.".
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Provo, Sept 5.--The following bids
~ laying wooden-s,aye pipe for the
Provo city waterworks extension In
Provo canyan were reported by the
Committee on waterworks extension at
ne meeting Of the city council last
evening
Thomas r. Pierponi. Provo, s275
Der linear foot.
The Danielson Manufacturing CONF
lany Logan, s2.ll per linear foot
The Merrill Lumber company. Brig
IAN City, sL6SA per linear foot.
NE contrast was. awarded 10 the
Merrill company with the modification
~ The specifications. however. that
ne city shall pay the expenses OF
srpine the pipe filled with water
curing the construction. as President
ierrell and Secy. Merrell OF the COM
lsny explained. that through a mis-
UNDERSTANDING their company had no,
tken this matter into consideration in
making the bid.
, Wy Engineer Pack. In behalf OF the
hock Canyon Irrigation company. pre-
vented the matter o. the company fur
Isnlng the city with water for cleo
uon purposes Referred TO the COM
miuee on electric light
on motion Of Councilman Boii the
.eininitlee on judiciary was asked 10
,-Pon IN the matter 81 the drug store
romance prohibiting the sale of
ussisis sundries on Sundays. The
rus stores have been permitted.
trough an understanding with the
iohmitlee 10 cell druggists sundries
,,emporarily, with a view TO determin-
80 ~ Tie ordinance should not be
Fight s"'' '"'"'
chairman Johnson OF the committee
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QUAINT "R.L.s" LETTER.

Here Is quaint letter" said a
publisher. as he went 10 the cabinet
containing his autograph collection;
"a letter that Robert Louis Stevenson
wrote when his Travels With Dom
key was IN press.
THE book was long in coming out,
and Stevenson. vexcd at the delay.
wrote 10 his publishers
"'Dear sirs-what has become Of
me and my Donkey She was never
\ fast traveller, but she has taken long
er 10 come through Hanover street
than 10 cross the Gcrandau. There
must he carrots IN your office.
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bill OF SALE. >
"spark.. August q 1

Sparks ADJUST 3. 1905.
TO Fred Schneider, For and In
consideration OF your manly acts, !
this day deliver unto YOU enc wife,
known as Mrs. May z. Wiley. 10 take
and dispose Of az you wish Signed.
W c. Wiley husband"
Previous to leaving Sparks for ogden
Wiley sent another note to Schneider,
which read: "Sir-Thankins you for
past courtesies md hoping for con-
tinuance OF the same beg you to Ro-
cept this lock OF my wife's hair az
final token % my regard"
The paper also contains the follow
ing statement from Schneider OF tho
affair:
&C. W. Wiley and his wife came to
Obernon a few weeks ago. about Au-
gust 10 10 take charge Of the cafe.
He was worthless and his wife had to
support him. Finally the husband be-
cane a charge TO his wife and she was
compelled TO do all the work for live
llhood. met Mrs. VILE" through her
membership in the Rebekah lodge here.
for am an odd Fellow. He objected
TO my association with his frau and
| saw that he was Jealous without
cause. She told me she vas not treat
ed suuarely by her husband. and Of
course sympathlzed with her Mrs.
Wiley is the second wife Of the man
who accuses me He has two children
by his first wife. This Is also her sec
ond matrimonial venture. Matters
went along for several weeks IN this
way until Wiley became abusive 10 his
wife. and then | went with a member
OF the police department OF this city
and we broke IN the door OF their
room, which is next door TO this hotel.
and we told Wiley TO be good.
This seemed 10 anger him and he
told the people on the street that mad
been familiar with his wife. swear
that this ls not true; that only talked
10 her when We were fixing the books
Of the cafe. on this occasion we locked
the door 10 the dining room and KEEP,
Wiley out because his wife feared his
interference.
Then Wiley went around town max
ing threats against my life that caused
me 20 much worry. He came into the
bar here and asked me 10 take money
out Of the TN for him, so I threw him
out Of the house | told him then 10 get
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sunday evening the Young Mems Nh
tual Improvement association was re-
organized with the following officers:
Joel Rlcks. president, John II Wilson.
Heber Maughan. counselors. VIII Nor
reii, secretary. Lent BOndero. assistant
secretary; Louis BOndero, treasurer.
j. NJ. Blair. Jr.. librarian. J. Y. Smith.
Jr.. chOl1stOr r. W. Mckay senior
class leader ARIEL r. Carbon, junior
class leader
The association IN the Second Sard
was organized with the following
officers II. @. Morrell, president W.
w. Hall and L. w Hatch, counselors.
". K Worley. secretary; Wesley An
derson. assistant secretary: II g. Nor
rel. Jr.. treasurer: Raymond Ander-
son. librarian: @. II. Thomas. chorister.
Chas. England and G. X. Flinders,
senior class leaders; J w Linford and
Harold Lafount. junior class leaders.
In the Seventh ward the following
were sustained as officers A. q.
Lundstrom. president; y. y. Nelson
and \. T. Anderson. sounselors; Hyrum
Hansen and Arthur Olsen. secretaries:
Ephraim Madison librarian, ". p. Mel
sen. Jr.. chOTister fred Kleotfer. treas
urer. Alma 9. jacobson and John A..
Crockett. senior class leaders. John
Olsen aud Delos Hyde. junior class
leaders.
In the Fourth ward J = Campbell
was sustained az president w, NJ.
Eyerton and ole Some. counselors:
Gordon Garrett. churister, Alma Some
secretary. Earl Robinson. assistant
-a~-.fgvts4 Adolpb Eialdatrpfn treae-
urer. Fred Gunder, librarian. W. NJ.
Everton and Jos. Downs senior class
leaders. Geo, d. Candon and Joseph
5. Larsen Junior class leaders
In the Fifth ward the old officers
were sustained for the new years
work.
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sU|C|DED TO
NDH|s TROUBLES
G. ". Wiley is Driven to Despera-
ton by Thoughts Of Wlfe's
Unfaithfulness.
HOT TIME IN CITY COUNCIL
no, Unauthorized Bill--Franchise
ordinance Unsigned by Mayor
Neddings-Neus Briefs.

ogden. Sept 5.-Driven TO despera-
,o, ey the thought that his wife had
-, uniaithful 10 him and had brought
,,,,,aee upon him, c. W. Wiley. for
nsr night yardmsster for the South
ern Pacific at Sparks. New, took
,srse dose OF morphine some time Mon
asy morning at the Arcade rooming-
bopse on Twenty-dfth street, with sui
cdsl intent. He with his two sons,
Frank and Tommle. aged II and IL
Years. came TO ogden sunday from
SHARKS. and took a room at the Ar
c,de house. Monday morning be told
the two boys 10 go and take a walk,
which they did. returning about noon.
when they found their father lying
on the bed IN a stupor. The landlady,
Flora Robinson, was summoned, and
seeing the condition Of Wiley. called
DIS. Eghan and Condor, who admins
tered antidoteg and succeeded IN re-
viving him from his stupor. He was
then left IN the care OF the landlady,
with Instructions 10 keep him awake.
which was done until early in the
morning Tuesday when he again fell
into a sleep. This time Drs. Gordon
and Forbes were called, and spent
hours working on him. The taking OF
the poison was kept secret until yes
terday afternoon about o'clock when
,he sherifrs Office aud police were no.
tiled. officers went 10 the room and
worked with him, but all TO no avail,
and ne died at 3 o'clock last evening.
He was a member Of the Eagles lodge
Of Emporium. Kan.
From the following letters, which
were found in his apartment by the
officers Il Is clearly shown that he was
determined 10 commit suicide;
ogden, Sept 3. 1905. To the Coroner
This Is a deliberate suicide and you
will please hold no post-mortem over
my body. and this note will exonerate
you from all blame. Just notify the
Eagles and they will see that ] am
properly taken care Of
This trouble | had al Sparks | Just
simply can't stand. Notify all odd Fei-
lows that Wiley died for one Of them:
although no member. but have been
done an awful wrong by one OF their
members, Fred Schneider.
Respectfully.
&C. W. WILEY"
ogden. Sept. 3. 1906. - My dear
babies Frank g. Wiley and Tommie
J. Wiley. papa bids YOU goodbye. DO
no, under any circumstances. return
10 the woman you have been calling
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mamma for the past six years. as she
has caused you all this trouble; also
this fall that am going to
take She Will get her pay. 30 good
bye Your loyink father.
&c. W. WILEY"
scathing letter 10 the alleged de-
spoiler Of his home, Fred Schneider
OF Sparks, Nevada. wan found dated az
Ogden. Sept .. IN which hs roandly
cursed the accused
The Nevada state Journal aired tho
troubles OF Wiley somswha. IN its is
sue Of Sept. ], from which II would
appear that Wiley gave bill OF sale
OF his wife TO the man whom he claims
caused his disgrace, The bill Is as
folloWsi
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Today $ Ogden News

out Of town and leave me alone. for
feared the disgrace his talk would
bring on me.
Wiley left Sparks tonight and
hear that he took his two children with
him. II he returns there will be trou-
bic
Il am married man and the pub
llcliy OF his statements is for the pur-
pose OF attempting 10 disgrace me. |
am innocent and he was actuated sole
ly by Jealousy"
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PRESTON. IDAHO.
EDUCATIONAL LECTURES.
Want New Hotel-Iiomc Dramatic
Company Organized.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Preston Oneida Co. Ida. Principal
J. Johnson. Prof. Otte, Miss Cora
Brlmhall and Miss Cannon Benson will
~ TO Bannock stake IN the interests
Of the Oneida Stake academy They
viii visit every ward and viii furnish
good music az they form a singing
quartet. They VIII start Saturday.
There f. a movement on foot look
ing towards the building Of an up-to-
date hotel. The question was brought
up al the meeting Of the direcors ~
the Commercial club, The matter was
deferred until the regular meeting
which will be held Monday. Sept. To-
The o. S. L. surveying party arrived
IN Preston last Friday, II has COM
pleted the preliminary survey between
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on WaterWOrks reported that James
clyde had been employed a. foreman
FOR the work on the waterworks trench
IN the canyon at 81 a day. and that
men were being paid sees a day 4
motion TO pay the men on the first
and third Tuesdays OF each month
carried
The question Of the purchase Of the
Election Compsny's plant was given
some consideration. and the agreement
which the city will have 10 enter into
with the Telluride company IL the pur-
chase is made was read. 4 motion By
Councilman Bott that the city accept
the option as modified by the agree
ment, carried. Consideration OF the or
dinanccs for n bond election 10 obtain
money 20 buy the plant went over til
next meeting.
BOTH MEN WELL KNOWN HERE.
The killing OF Robert Klein by War
rem T. Fem Of Provo. at Nampa Idaho,
as reported I'm the News" was a mat
ter Of regretful and surprised comment
an this city today. No one can sug-
gest any reason for the terrible deed,
eNcept the possible one that Fem had
been drinking. and as result was men
tally unbalanced, and even this Is. OF
course. conjecture Klein was quite
we'll known here. having worked Tor
several years In brickyards and al
other manual labor. Where he came
from 10 Provo is not known but he
was peacablc, industrious man and
one who Il Is considered would not give
any cause for the terrible assault which
terminated 10 fatally.
OPENING OF SCHOOLS.
The Proctor academy opened yester-
iay with over 200 pupils Principal
Goodwin has a corps OF seven teachers.
a number Of out OF town pupils have
been enrolled.
The enrolment and number Of teach
ers. IN addition 10 instructors In music
and manual training, In the district
schools which also opened yesterday,
are as fallows.
MaeSer School-Enoch Jorgensen,
principal: s teachers. 1856 pupils
Franklin School,. NJ. Jensen, prln-
cipal. II teachers. lbi pupils.
Timpanogos school-Geo. PoWelson,
principal, 10 teachers. 3a3 pupils.
Parker Schools. p Eggertsen. prin-
cipal: teachers. 800 pupils.
This makes total enrolment OF Las
pupils and 81 teachers.
COUNTY BUSINESS.
The board Of county commissioners
met yesterday and transacted the fol-
lowing business
A petition from David 3. Thorne and
others. asking for a road to be opened
10 the Lindon schoolhouse and agree
ing to contribute slH for the purpose,
was referred TO Commissioner Walker,
with power 10 act.
Some consideration was also given 10
the matter OF the location Of the road
from Provo Bench 10 the Pleasant
View. Messrs. Peter Byoe and J. n.
Stubs appearing before the commits
sionefs and presenting their views on
locations.
A communication was received FROM
State Fish and Game Warden sharp.
advising the commissioners that 10000
mountain trout M would be rea:y Tor
distribution In Utah county waters IN.
der the direction Of the county fsh and
game warden within the next 60 days
MANY MARRIAGES..
Marriage licenses have hecn issued
10 the following couples
Arthur hcBeth and Nellie Hush,
bote Of paysoh -
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al the meeting Of Utah county princ.
pals, Aug. 81 Resolved that we ia
vor state cid for local high SCHOOL,
and that every effort BE- put forth TO
secure same" L. Z. ROBERTSON.
Superintendent Utah County Schools.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

Charles Ferry Of Provo, aud Mary
Ann Hirst Of Provo Bench.
Langford Logan ~ Provo and Maud
Lewis OF Bear River city.
Alfred j. Rover Of Vernal and Har-
riet Peay Of Provo.
Isaac Chamberlain and Ruth Cram,
both Of Ksnah.
c. o. Baker and Lena Bachman, both
Of Provo.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Judge Booth. Dist. Atty Houtz and
Court stenographer Homer have gone
to Yernal where the September term
Of court opens today,
VIM NJ. Roylance Is back from the
Irrigation congress he brings very
catering reports Of the fine fruit ey-
hiblt made by Utah. as regards quail
ity. quantity and arrangement.
John Firth Of Goshen was acquitted
Yesterday in Justice Moons court on
tharge Of disturbing tho peace, which
was brought here Tor trial on a change
Of venue from the Justices court al
Goshen
$. n. Jones. one Of the teachers IN
the city schools. has returned from CAL
ifornia. where he has been keeping
books for Baxter. Straw a. Storrs, rail-
road contractors, during the vacation.
Mr. Jones reports difficulty In getting
labor for the railroad work. Mrs.
Jones ioined her husband on the 2Oth.
ana they had a pleasant tr1p down the
coast TO san Francisco In coming home.
County Chairman Homer has Issued a
call for primaries 20 elect delegates 10
the county convention, which meets IN
Spanish Fork Sept 2e The primaries
are 10 be held not later than Sept. p,
and for primaries TO elect delegates 70
the state convention which meets In
salt Lake Sept. 90 no limit Of time
FOR holding the state convention pri-
maries is given. but the names of the
delegates are required 10 be In the
hands " the chairman not later than
Sent. ".
pr J. n. Talbot. superintendent OF
the Utah mission OF the Methodist
church. will preach IN the Methodist
church IN this city this evening at $50
O'Clock
The s-year-old son Of Deputy County
Recorder Robert r. Thorne died In
Pleasant Grove Sunday. The funeral
took place yesterday,
The Geneva resort below Pleasant
Grove, has been bought by Alex. He'd
quist and associates They will az
once begin planting trees, driving wells
and making other improvements. and
win open a county club house which
they expect In a few years 10 make ths
leading resort In the state for fishing.
hunting and boating.
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FOUND.

II the party who advertised In the
News FOR watch Lost, some two Q!
three Nte1s sso. VII call and Identity
same, and pay for advertisement, II
may be had,
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The Ks.nhup MOUNT makes %
much like the homemade kind, " 10
wasted t!me 10 make your own when
you can 80, u a. yea use u 81 shs
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PROVO DEPARTMENT


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STIR IN CITY COUNCIL
Over Unauthorized Bllls-Water Fran
chise Vetoed by Mayor

Ogden, Sept 5.--There was a stir Ia
the city council last night when Coun-
Gilman Moyes presented bill In favor
Of F. II. Farrell for 5000 for making
street crossing plates. The bill was pre-
senied with lot Of small bills which
Councilman Thomas characterized as
q sneaking way OF doing business.
There were hot words exchanged be-
tween the two men. and finally a mo-
ton was adopted TO appoint a commit
tee OF three 10 take " the bill ana
atop the manufacture Of these plates.
This II the second time that row has
resulted over the same proposition.
Later bir. Thomas was successful IN
getting q resolution through whereby
no member OF the council VIII We al
lowed to make an expenditure OF more
than $50 unless the action Is FIRST APP
proved by the council
John scowcroft Il Sons we're granted
a franchise TO build a yladuct across
Wall avenue. near Twenty-fourth
street. The matter Of granting To-
year lease TO the Ogden general hos.
pital company was laid over for one
week. W. L. Maginnis was allowed
$3.50 for assisting In the settlement OF
The wa,erworks litigation. The law
committee was instructed to act with
the county commissioners In establish
,ng the eastern city boundary line.
Councilman Browning the new men,
Der. was appointed TO all the commit
tees TO which Mr.. Emmett. his prede-
cessor. had been named. Mayor CON-
roy returned the water franchise pass
ed Aug. u without his approval, and
suggested the passing OF new ordl-
nance embracing only the changes that
ne originally suggested. The veto was
sustained.
VISITOR LOSES yALUABLEs.
G. A. Jenkins, a resident OF Bingham
Junction, came 10 ogden yesterday for
the purpose OF visiting the State In
dustrial school. While on the way to
the school from the Union depot his
pockets were either picked or no lost
purse containing t?j IN money. and q
iady'a gold watch. set with pearls and
rubles. He cannot account for the
loss IN any way The police were ask
cd to see II they cannot locate tho
cash.
WEDDING LICENSES.
Licenses 10 wed were granted to the
following couples by Clerk Nattson:
Charles S. Beech. 50. and Miss ALICE
Heiiz, "a, both Of Kemmerer, Wyo.
Frank d. Smith, a. end Rosetta r.
Huntsman, Is, both Of ogden.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
In honor Of Elder David +. steele,
prior 70 his departure on mission 10
Australia, a complimentary concert and
sociable viii be given al the First
ward Westinghouse Wednesday eve
ming
George Graves has returned from
months eastern business trip.
County Treasurer Chambers has a
large force OF assistants al work In
his Office this week, getting out the
second tax notices. which he expects
10 mail the last " this week.
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WEDDING LICENSES.

Licenses TO wed were granted to the
following couples by Clerk Mattson'
Charles s. Beech. 50, and Miss ALICE
Heiiz, "a, both Of Kemmerer, Wyo.
Frank d. Smith, "a, end Rosetta r.
Huntsman, Is, both Of ogden.
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ogden. Sept. 3. 1906. - Ny dear
hahiss Frank 9. Wiley and Tommie
WILEY. papa bids YOU goodbye. DO
no, under any circumstances, return
10 the woman you have been calling