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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
COFFEE BEAN STICKS
IN CH|LO'S THROAT
Little Girl Has a Close Call
From Choking to
Death.
ecIal To Tho Tribune

81 ecinl to Tho Tribune.
RICHFIELD. March 2s-The timely
arrival Of physician saved a young
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Niels c. Jensen
from choking to death few days ago,
The child had attempted TO swallow
coffee bean several days previously. but
1t became fastened in the windpipe As
II did not give her much trouble at thu
time nothing was said about the matter.
When the bean began TO lnname the
organ 1t commenced to swell and a few
days later she began To choke Then she
told what was the trouble A physician
was summoned and by the time he mr.
rived the child was growing black in the
race he soon extracted the bean and the
ch!ld Is recovering rapidly Not many
minutes more would have been fatal.
Dies From Long Suffering.
Mrs. Ann Margaret Jensen of this city
this week. She had been an invalid from
rheumatism for upward OF fifteen years
At times she was helpless. She went
on n visit TO her sister Just before last
Christmas and became In such condition
from her af1lction that she could not be
brought back home. She was the widow
OF X. a. Jensen. who died about five
years ago She was born In Denmark
and came Ia this country about thirty
four years ago. settling first at Parowan.
and about eight years later moving here.
She leaves nine grown children
New Manager for Store
II c. Christensen has resigned as mln-
oger of the ]. NJ. Peterson & Co. store
here and is succeeded by w a. secgmiiler
Mr Seegmiler has been head salesman
under Mr.. Christensen during the six
years he has had charge OF the institution
Mr.. Christensen becomes cashier of the
new State bank OF Sevier recently organ
ized here
The E,lslnor house at Elsinor has
changed hands. Mrs. ] T. Jensen and
daughters retiring and Mrs. Jennie Lee
toking charge.
Mrs. Clark wife or former Sheriff W II
Clark is very low with pneumonia and
her recovery is very doubtful
Suffers From Pneumonia.
Jack Sly was brought down from Kim
bcrly few days ago suffering from
pneumonia and his condition is quite seri-
GUS although n change for the better Is
believed to be noticeable.
Work on the new schoolhouEe which
wns suspended on account of the recent
storm. has been resumed this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Brief Mention.
.,o, 60 Tho Tribune

srocIal to The Tribune
N[ccDE-N March 2p-J. w DlYslbll5s. tusi-
- non Of Cache Junction. ond his father a
recent arrival from kaLe"f' were oEoe" ''si'
tcrs today -, g., IN
ncSs. w., ana .,
~ oidcst newspaper mon OF Tint state was
In ogden to1cy. ,
Orange sccIy OF CROtlc Dale; Utah formerly
= - nnd stopped Tho Hcaly
n, Whlttemcre the insurance man and
., .ontrartor VINO controls the Irregular mhl
u.Iro,,. I'm salt Lakc. was In ogden today on
business , ~. ur,,a 4
.,o.i.b Eyorp formerly one OF the rnllroah
- ~ Ir,,h but now In the sugar puslnehS Ut
%oii.nd was In Ogden yesterday ana toooE
ond ms returned to his home
r g Manson. superintendent Of the soutn-
go, pocInc returned iron BoisS thls morning
80 Ia ,mnand,a.cly went west on a trip Gt IN
1nciom OF the Oregon Short Linz"
EIIa GuIsford. the young woman who was
,.,at,rdar declared TO be mentally derHnecu
by a commission and WIS COMMITTED 10 INC INC
S;o,c Mental hospital b. Judge Howell was
rsronycd seaaT 80 thnt institution today By shoria
ScbrinG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
|O0D Value
|OF GOOD Beer
a Recognized Fact That
'1a Food Of Great Value.

hioton Beer is a food of re-
rsnshing value as well as a
'ppeuzing beverage. Taken
us tonic of unqucsuoncd
splendid aid to digestion. The
'1t OF alcohol contained in it
fnt-is insufficient to act as
unless used with extreme i'm
and yet, to quote DIR /. NJ. p.
"a Grange. s c, 1t Is sum-
~ ulgestion by increasing the
ue stomach -" He says fur
not mink the moderate use
-,.Vls 10 the health of adults.
!" oe OF great benefit By aid
ana assimilation. / think
u value to the human organ
. 4 E1n. OF the hops and cereal
- Slobon Is a product of eight
f-S Snoicest hops. 1t contains
a,surates, 49, proteids, potash ard
Nv, found In the malt which,
|cta, qualities OF the hops, make
|Hgr comparative food value as
ran In TACT. Licbig. the cele-
Sa5%" chemist. called pure beer
,r,tu II a superior beer in
no." "na cieanness. No house
p ni,. care or more pride I'm the
-rleSs OF her Kitchen than
h5lu,a OF the Pabst brewery
,.ys%e cleanliness of their plant
IL M purity of the ingredients
M manufacture OF Pabst Blue
q hflbbon Beer should be in
for - is without question the
-nss .n ,ns sick or the well, be-
IA fnend and invigoratcs Mt the samo
strength and health
lleman, LOT the body. In support
III s ptrtr Dre James r. Pitcher of
Fson%s %srInahent Secretary of Nil
o. t !. The U. s.. and FIRST Vice
4 tho ne Is association of Medical
4knnS. .. is quoted as saving:
kslT that malt beverages arc
ht adr. .snghtly stimulant and OF
.tinF Fdanta d;sata &c In cascs OF DEBILITY
tha, M saying there is no mnlt
"a strnah ah compare In tonic
~ Blue 5 building qualities
Ribbon Beer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30

tho middle fork OF Ogden river and say that
the roads nearly impossible. So bad are
they that tho producers up there can hardly haul
their produce into Ogden.
They also criticising Ogden City on ac
count OF the condition OF the roads between
Ogden and the mouth of Ogden canyon, where
the Sanitarun Is located This part OF tho
road Is almost impasanble. One OF tho Ogden
valley who came down from Huntsville
today reported TINT three tourist wagons were
stuck in the mud.
The same element In the Council that Is re-
sIsting tho granting OF n franchise for the
extension TO the canyon OF the street car lines
IL responsible for the bad condition OF the
rCnIs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
O'Neill Files Suit.

81 cclal 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, March 81. p oNan owner of
tho o'Nenl block on Twenty-nrh street. just
eest OF tho Reed. today riled sut in the Dis
trict court as inst Ogden AcricaNo. lls F O
f. and the trustees OF the lodge, In which he
complains that the promises were let nearly
O year ago sor fratcrnal and lodge only
The complaint further charges that the Lessee
has rented the hall for dances,
About q month ago the structure wos con-
domne1 by the city authorities unsafe for
dancing II has been the most popular hall
for t,rnal societies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
SHIPMENTS ARE REGULAR.
Despite Washout Oranges Continue to
Go East.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN March 2a.-In spite OF She Interrupt
tlon of transportation on the Southern Pacific
duo TO tho washouts and other causes. tho
transportation Of oranges TO the East Is going
on merriiy The eastbound shipments average
about forty per day. and though there
are Some delays the fruit Is going through
with regularity. All Of this fruit IL in
frigerntors and Is iced nj Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
DRIVEN FROM HOMES
Many Iowa Families Are Suffering
From Great Floods.

DES MONIES, Ia. March 29.-Floods
are causing thousands or dollars worth Of
damage all over Iowa being largely due
to the unprecedented rains OF the past
few days The situation Ia most serious
at Waterloo, where the Cedar river has
oyernowed It's banks causing loss esti-
mated at from $4,000 TO 100000
Scores OF families were rescued from
their homes in boats today. Serious wash
outs have occurred on the Rock Island
railroad tracks, the Illinois Central
track on the Albert Lea branch. north of
Cedar Falls. and the Waterloo and Cedar
ESnlIe line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Extradition Papers Secured.

SrccIol to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Gnnch Es.-Shorn Scbring today
secured extredlticn papers from Gov. Cutler
for the return TO Utah of Charles Irwin. now
under arrest in Nevada for ndultry. The pa
pers wers forwarded TO Under Sheriff Barlow
Wilson. who has the prisoner In chaGc. and
me subject 20 the approval OF the Nevada
thorltlcs Irwin Will he brought TO Ogden to-
morrow night and turned over to the Box
Elder authorities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
FELL HUNDRED FEET
Two Workmen Are Killed By Col
lapse of Scaffold

ODESSA, March 2a-Attempts to rob
lapse OF a scafrold around the tower of
the new St Mary's church today Charles
Sanders and George Ellison, stoncwork-
crs, were precpitated a distance of 100
feet to the ground and fcarfully man
clcd Sanders was instantly killed Ell
lison lived about fifteen minutes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
sMELTER WORK BEGINS.
Railroad Tracks Are Also Being Built
to Site.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, March 2o.-wort on tho grading or
the tracks of the Oregon Short Line TO the site
of the new Utah smcter began today. 0.,h
strong force OF and teams. Tho Short
Line has about TWO miles OF main spur to con
struct and with the sidings that Will bo neces-
ssry the total trackage VIII mako three miles.
II ig the Intention to push the work. and also
the Southern Pacific and Rio Grande railroads
viii build tracks TO the new smclter.
In tho meantime contracts for sreat portions
OF the machinery and equipment have been let
and the material will bo delivered as fast as
the tracks arc completed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Eagles SCARED High.
NEW CANNING FACTORY.
To Be Operated This Year at Spanish
Fork
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, March 29.-SpanIeh
Fork Is to have canning factory The
stock has been subscribed. the location
secured and they ore now out contracting
for tomatoes. The factory Is TO have A
capacity of 10000 cans In ten hours and
to make It go 56100 In stock was re-
Qulred. This has all been subscribed and
they have q surplus OF $500 10 fall back
on, T.. h. Buster. representing the Hast
ingS Industrial company has the business
In charge and is well pleased with hls sue
cess
Mrs. Jake Hanson. sister OF Bishop Nc
Kcl. IL lying very Ill at her home in
Spanish Fork.
Mrs. Theo Lee. who has been ill for
more than two months Is improving.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
BARNES is ACQUITTED
Serious Charge Not Sustained by the
Verdict

KANKAKEE, III. March 29.-Charles
E Baines. Mayor or Milford. III. who,
with Gilbert Nennum, politician was
indicted by a grand jury two months ago
On charge OF entlclnG Myrtle Tawlor
aged 1G years and Bessie ChiTds, aged
is years, wos acquitted yesterday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30

''|||| IN TRANSIT
NJ Of H. E. Steel and
HI 4. Rodgers OF
m Ogden.
/ I||BSTS ROBBERY
|] AND GIVES ALARM
Considered Favor
Is Said, by Manage
III Hartman Lines.

!, Tribune.
u,rch 3.-Henry l.. Steele
Rodgers of Ogden are the
device for the protection OF
a transit and TO prevent the
height from cars.
mi Protect Freight
n, device is automatic. 1t is
rotect freight cars from be-
rhIIe In transit. an evil that
"A suffers from II provides
.,sby every member of n train
|-medIate notice II a car door
|-sered with. the action OF the
[.So;ing the theft being i'm
|rommuplcated by the auto
s,iion OF the brakes and the
he train 10 a full stop.
ule Is Compressed Air.
hid lis primary clements, the
|n7sIsts of n branch pipe from
,r7la pipe which carries the
4 air for the train, and coming
. sle Of the car and running up
4, Seor on each side. where II
4 AZ as a cleat. 1t is a simple
4 q The principle OF compressed
4 .-y,ant the door is tampcred
~ i released just the same rs
n iAough the engineers valve
r-gI5e, aSd the train comes to
r fne chances OF capturing
q re then first class. but tho
sa'is that the robbery can
..5k committed
.ld Upon With Favor,
4, The matter has only been
4 /, tho management OF the
. -. but by them IL has been
|rlkJ considered 1t can as we'll
g lie fastening OF coach and
"a ccoTs and for express cars
M, and gives absolute protec-
\ coa.ents or passengers.
1vtets Moving Cars.
|-fs 0. every road shows large
S,olea freight In the ordinary
|cf freight trains especially IL Is
Il 70 have a member of the crew
|cking for thieves. Robberies
-rlly committed while trains
.toa, the robbers clirnbIng on
/ nd. after gaining entrance
= side DOORS. throwing the
q oct to be gathered up after
|>ls passed, 10 10 be cared for
tc1les
|'H Is Intended 10 prevent rob
y Instant the door Is tampered
17ln comes TO Il stop and the
mad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Gun Club Files Articles.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN March 29.-Articles OF Incorporate
Of the Weber River Gun club wcro filed with
the county Clerk today The purpose Is TO
csiabllsh a place for sportSnon near Hooper
Tho cnpItn stock Ia 500. divided into shares
of s25 cach and tho entire stock Is subscribed.
Iorenzo Olsen IL president and manager and
"a ,.nn dlrcctora have been elected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Franchise Is Opposed.

At the executive session last night there
were numerous arguments and the chosen
members did not harmonic at oil. 1t is
too bad 10 give away secrets. but in the
executive session Thomas. Dickson and
Craig were apparently In favor OF grant
ing a franchise as asked and without i'm
posing an occupation tax The opposition
was Moves and Edwin Williams the lat
ter being the new Councilman from the
Fourth. N Associated with them was City
Attorney Beglcy, who has become quite
busy since tho Couucilmen denounced him
for advising them that their approprla
tions Of extra compenSations were legal,
when. as a matter OF fact, they were pro
hbited by the statutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Celebrate Anniversary.

A number OF the fraternal friends of O.
l.. Hedenburg surprised that gentleman
last evening. the occasion being the for
ueth anniversary or Mr.. Hcdenburg's
birth Refreshments were served and
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Funeral services We're held today at
Graham e. Jonos's undertaking parlors
over the remains OF NIrs. Minnie E. Han
uIfin. wife OF Joseph Hannihn of Eureka,
Edith NJ Atzbach, lG years OF age, died
at Mercur on March 70 OF pneumonia The
remains were brought TO Provo for burial.
Funeral services were held today in the
sixth ward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30

the old one having been discharged few
days ago, is set for 80 O'Clock this aft
crnoon. A. many OF the jurors reside IN
remote parts of the county, 1t Will take
some time to serve the summons and
District Attorney Norton does not expect
that the body Will get together before
next Monday. IL Will be special ses-
sion, the purpose being to indict Mrs Le
DouS for murder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
MONSTER PETITION
For Nomination Of Venerable Shelby
M Cullom

SPRINGFIELD. III, March Ex-senator
Sclby NJ Cullom's petition Tor nomination
for United States Senator. filed In the of
nee OF the Secretary OF State today CON
tanned 2l.676 signatures.
The petition of Richard Yates for
United States Senator. filed at the same
time. contains No90 signatures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Raturns From Canada.

sid Harding, who left here for Canada
about three years ago, has returned to
Provo with his family and Will make this
kis home
American Society OF Equity Will be held
in the old tabernacle on Saturday at /
o'clock.
The Bank Of Spanish Fork has begun
,,iit in the District court against r. II
Graham to collect $3.50 and interest on
a nrnmlssorS note.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Marriage Licenses.

sr.olnl TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 2a.-Marringc licenses woro
,,,sd toIay 10 John X. V. CnIl, n OF Clarion,
- SJiss Elnora johnson. 25. OF Rich
4end. non Utah: J. 8. Horriek. q OF san aI. Fran ran
c,sco. md Miss Emily Brown "a; oil saLt lJ.ke'
erso latter couple married by the Rev.
Hlnlr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Addresses Ladies Of Church.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN March 2s-Mrs. c. j. hcSitt of salt
alSo ,os in ogden todoy and Win Miss w.
- oIsn ~ Salt Lake, nddrcsscl the lndios of
~ enn{i.t church on subjects OF Importance.
.9s 1" +aTr was at The residence OF Mrs. y. T
t, ,n' oS21 orchard avenue. and the attend
- ,nomded thirty-scvcn ladies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Lithograph Quarry Is Sold.

John A. Strong ct al have sold TO II. s.
Clark et al and the latter in turn sold
10 A Voorhees,, the Southpoint Litho-
eranh quarry, containing l60 acres, in
Utah county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Church on Fire.

sr.e,nl TO The Tribune.
oCDEN March 2a.-At 7:os tonight tho fre
dnDaTtmsnt was called 10 the First Metho6iSt
dePal dP, ,i' n Twenty fourth street TO n hro Tho
oho' I..,a out from the furnace In the base
Tnsnt ana slight damage resulted to parti-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
ANOTHER MEETING TO
CONSIDER FRANCHISE
Joint Committee on Laws and
Streets Will Hold Ses-
sion Friday Night.

Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN. March 2s.-Another meeting OF
the joint Committee on Laws and Streets
of the City Council will be held on Fri
day night TO decide upon a recommended
tion as 10 whether or not the pending
franchise OF the Ogden Rapid Transit
company Will be granted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
MRS. LE OOUX WILL
FACE MURDER CHARGE
Accused Woman Seems Happy
and C0ntented in
Prison Cell.

STOCKTON, Cal.. March 2s.-Mrs, lie
DouX, the accused murdcreSs OF Albert n
McVicar. her former husband, passed the
greater part of her second night In jail
in sleep. THIS morning she appeared In
better spirits than yesterday and began
eating her breakfast when it was brought
TO her cell.
Special Grand Jury.
The session OF the Superior court, for
the purpose of selecting n new grand jury
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Avoid Public Display.

District Attorney Norton states that his
decision to lndict the woman, rather than
proceed by preliminary examination, Is to
avoid public display. IL Is also the de-
sire OF the District Attorneys office 10
keep the evidence against the woman
secret until the trial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
Busy Employing Teachers.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
BINGHAM, March 29-Thc West Jor-
dan school trustees are busly engaged
employing school supervisors and teach
ers for the coming year. Mr.. F.. E Dud-
ley. who has held the prlncipalship in
the Bingham school for the past seven
years. will be retained as supervisor of
Bingham Upper Bingham. Highland Boy
and Dalton and Lark schools
Eagles Scared High.
The Eagles annual ball, which WIS
given last night, was largely attended
The merry crowd danced until an early
hour this morning. Good music was FUR
nished by the local Industrial Workers
orchestra
Fred Nicholson. Crick NeoaberG and
Sam Jackson were fined $40 each today in
Judge Lees court for fast riding through
the streets of Bingham
The defendants were warned by Po-
liceman Ballcntinc shortly before commit
tink the offcnse in regard to fast riding
but did not heed the advice OF the Of
flcer. whereupon warrant was issued for
their arrest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
TALL WATER SYSTEM.
b Electric Lights and Street
Cars Later,
AIS IIIOl
I Tribune.

-DcA &C. D, Vail. one Of tho
}ecrieal and mechanical engineers
~, and one OF the leading mining
snts, passed through Ogden yes
uay to Ely. New, whore he will
zeuirarJ surveys and estimates
qstsm for Ely. and will also go
-zk syBlem 10 Furnish light for tho
= tas1 and subsequently street
~ present In the employ OF tho
company. which II inaUGuratIng
-1s. With him is T.. r Dowl-
to1t, one OF the most cxporl-
4 thst State. who goes 10 Ely for
nvtstigatiDg the mineral pos
4 IA revived dIstrict
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30

FLORA. In, March "a Negro
known as Cotton" was lynched lasi
niSht near Oak Grove station In West
Carroll parish. within an hour after he
is alleged TO have attempted criminally
10 assault young white woman
Found in Girls Room.
Miss Blair. daughter OF a contractor
at a railroad camp whore Cotton was
employed, discovered the negro I'm her
room and screamed and struggled With
him until members OF the family were
aroused.
Soon Hung to Tree.
a posse was formed quickly and found
Cotton who had fed, and within an
hour he was hunB to tree.
Fine Church Burns
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-St. Fran
cIs Xavier Roman Catholic church was
burned today Loss $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
mADS ARE BAD.
y responsible for Impass-
able Highways.

10 Tribune.
-In a.-Rcsldents of Ogden VAL
about the condition Of tho
roles ranch in tho canyon TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
5ER & LlMDlEY,

Phones as5.
knsr u, W. End South.
sLuE RIBBON BEER.
LOT Your home today,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-30
BAPTISTS GIVE SUPPER.
Members of Church and Their Friends
Enjoy an Entertainment
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. March a.-Members of tho
BAPTIST church and number OF their
friends enjoyed an entertainment and sup
Ter given by the congregation at the
church on First East street last evening.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
served chicken dinner today at their hall
ln tho Sixth ward
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-06
WILL CLEAR HIS FRIEND.
Murderer Admits He Alone Committed
Crime.

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa, Jan. g.
William Conn, who was indicted joint
ly with Roy Hull for the killing of
Daniel Leary at Tama on the night OF
Nov. II, will not be tried for murder.
Late yesterday afternoon young Hull,
who pleaded guilty and implicated
Conn as an accomplice in the crime,
made a confession to the sheriff in
which he exonerated Conn from any
share in the murder He stated that
he alone was responsible for the MUIR
der and that Conn knew nothing about
the crime until after it was committed
Conn's trial had been set for Jan.
8, but it is now believed he will be dis
charged. Hull will be sentenced on
that day. He made his plea at the De-
cember term, but sentence was deferred
is the court wished to know the re-
suit of the case against Conn before
determining what the punishment was
to be- 1t is said Conn would have been
able to prove a complete alibi.
Daniel Leary was found murdered
on the night of Sept. II at Tama. He
had been waylaid while on his way
from the paper mill, where he was
foreman of the cutter department. Hull
is said to have committed the crime
from a Snirir of revenpo for an a11ape
abuse.