Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
MYSTERIOUS
| DISAPPEARANCE
|. /, stamper, Prominent pn0'
I t,qraphsr Of Boise, Taxes
Children and Van'snes'
COAL SITUATION IS SERIOUS
,,,,...,.s to Get More ore. Than D,,,,. , :. Sack
~ Of Fuel at One Time IN
Idabo's Capital
,o.L SITUATION is SERIOUS.

sysel" V ,as, oct. sS.--For the last lew
s'', n,slc interest has been ,,' s .l.'asr
dSy' pup, ss, the mysterious disappear
aru'u T stamper, prominent
' 'ss'o,rsphsr and citizen - % ~, s way TO
vA,n A., ~, ri sss' grip in hand and accom- /,
as dsp " his two little children aged y
pAnl. .I.s :. He seems to have conhaed
and o0e anything indicative OF ms
b DIV u.s. ,n,snt He embraced an OPP
IlAns " :, leaving, too. when his VIE
I'r'an,. .v from home, who, by the way
y, s' as,' ignorant Of any cause pre- prompt ns
| az such action on the part Oh "'' nus
band. ,,as in attendance on a
NIs Stand rsna lodge meeting III occur
Bsoesan d. the week this happened,
dAene N ~, aware Of the disappear
anS wy husband and the loss or her
tntt 0i nsr ~ her return. She ilnds no
tiloiea t Inn, him In the home, whlch
wiling ,S sny light on the mystery
sn.S Answered, however, thn, velo,o
sps 80 Mr.. stamper had paia al ou.
ra anS,ss bills, the receipts lor wh ,S
s'aI oDssd upon the wall paper IN the
parlor ~, ,t,er his wife's departure
HnH sa slsposltion Of some country
be maze w.. ,yhlch he received $4,000;
pivpss"s IA Ma photograph gallery Tor
" slaV AZ money from both of which
' s,,es together with receipts from me
M, ne carried away with nm, ne
~ Inverted into cash all his property
mus nus 10 exception Of his house furni-
wv witch he eft to his wife,
'uI., bis leaving be has written to
s.s,,,ssr.in.law, Mr. stott, stating that
Nv ia nroyide for his wife's support;
r. u.s. ,Ss, they need never look for his
~, Mrs stamper Bitterly grleves
,ss o., Of her children and Is much
s.tressed over the action OF her hus-
sapd The very best OF feelings. she
~cs have aways existed between them.
ittle Ralph Bumbartner had horse
~ mon him last Monday while out
| Sing' INJECTING internal injuries which
AN yet prove fatal, Since that time he
Ms laid IN an Unconscious condition In
h. g. Alfonsus hospital
W0MAN's FORGIVENESS.
Charles schmidt was this week ar
.,tsd and found guilty Of wife-beatlng.
M sentence imposed upon him was
D2 which he was unable to pay, and
h default OF which he was to serve rs
.su n jail. When Mrs. Schmidt saw
wat vas going to become Of her hus-
ts.t and that for rs days she would be
viAsv support, she pleaded that Smith
n ySn another trial He was not so
ht 1, ihe had said, and the woman
ttsnr. took him back into her arms
and bne. They both went joyfully.
seA be consent and best wishes OF
A nuf
Word has been received that NJ. A.
kTii, one OF the most respected pic.
,.ir citizens Of Nampa, died yesterday
r'rnlng at $50 or heart failure. Dis
slsed was 81 years of age. His remains
VII be taken to Philadelphia, his birth
lAes, w MS vile for interment.
COAL FAMINE.
zoe coal situation In Boise and sur
ending towns is becoming alarming.
2 The last week Il has been impossible
wet more than o sack full Of coal at
uIe, and sometimes not that much.
~ ast coal that was sold by the ton
|. y, OF course this price is about the
hlnas9d here. Gov. GoodIng, who re-
s,nN 10 the city yesterday from cam
MM work In the northern part Of the
vac, was given knowledge OF the stu.
non and took steps Immediately to
a,,e lne distressing condition relieved.
Jug congress Of Idaho mothers Is in
Maion mere this week. The national
sslashl' Mrs. Frederick scoff, was ex-
rusa 20 lecture last Tuesday evening
" rurisy OF the Home" but the sis
~ ~. WI nave to forego their Mormon
,o'l s,,. u,ls time Yet they may have II
!, ashes during recess, or even piece
y ~A ~ auflng the different sessions. hut
n, sA' surely not taste like II does when
n,s. scon prepares It. Mrs. Fred II.
.,...s was also scheduled TO tell them
. \. ~. out for some reason she also
~ n0' yet put in an Appearance