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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
TUBERoULosIs sANITARIUM.
Knights of PythIas to Establish One
 i'm New Mexico.

Washington, Dec. 11.--Dr. c. c. Me- Connell. medical examiner in chief of the Knights of Pythias. announced to- day that it has been formally decided that a sanitarium for tuberculosis pa- tients afdliated with the order saall he esta bIlshed in New Mexico.
 The cottages and other buildings, when sufficient funds have been col lected from members of the order, N i'll be erected on a large tract of land near Las Vegas donated by New Mex.s 70 lodgas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
CnIrn f,nfe nnrneh-

New York. Dec. 1.-The Cairo. one Of the widest known of the cafes of the old tenderloin district was des- troyed by fire early today with loss of eI0,0O0. Several firemen had a nar- row escape from injury when q metal ceiling over the restaurant on the main floor fell. The cafe was the scene of the murder of a Long Island farmer A rew days ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
SOLDIERS CREATE RIOT.
ArtiIlerymen Flight POlsce and Citisens
 Of Port ToNynsend.

of Port Townsend.
 Port Townsend, Wash, Dec. 11.-For the second time within a month. a conflict between artillerymen from Fort Worden and Port Townsend citi- zens and police developed last night Into riot.
 Charles Kaiser. a bar tender. was beaten into insensibilty by crowd Of soldiers who took possession of his place. The police, aided by citizens. finally suppressed the disturbance. Eight soldiers. were arrested. In the light several soldiers were severely beaten with baseball bats in the hands of the citizens.
 Major Morris K. Barrol. command ing officer at Fort Worden. said that an inadequate police force is largely accountable for the difficulties and of fered the local officials the alternative of restricting his troops to the post or insisting that civil authorities provide police protection.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
SON UNDER ARREST.
italian Killed While On Way Back
 Home.

New York, Dec. 11.-On his way from Mill Creek. Pa, where he had worked as a laborer for many years, to his native home in Italy, where he in- tended to spend his last years In com fort on his savings, Vito Pulero, 54 years old. was shot and killed today in a tenement house in Mott street, where he was temporarily stopping.
 His son Dominica Pulero. 21 years old, is a prisoner charged with having caused his fathers death. The fath- CT and son had quarreled, Dominica objecting strenuously to going back that 1t was the best thing to do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
Tn YinIt Pnnnrnn.

Washington Dec. II.--A trlp will Do made to the isthmian canal zone by the interstate foreign commerce com- mIttee. according to a decision reached bv that committee today. It will sail on December 2s. probably from Miami, Fla. on government tng' returning to washington January 1s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
Bailey Kills Futile.

Washington. Ga, Dec. 11-warren Bailey. young son of W. c. Bailey, shot and killed c. Foert Futile today, as a result of a quarrel between Futile and young Bai1ey's father over a negro la borer of Bailey's formerly employed by Tuttls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
Ryan Aids ssUncIe Remuan Fund,

Atlanta, Dec. 1l-Thomas F. Ryan. the New York financier, has accepted the office of vice president of tho "Uncle Remus" Memorial Association. according to a letter received here from him by Secretary of the Association J. G. Lester. Mir. Ryan recently contrib uted S1,O0o to the fund
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
CANT HALL ARRESTED.
aEkfng Beefs of Alabama Moonnhiners
 Captured by HEonfgomery Man.

Captured by Montgomery Man.
 Albany. Ga, Dec. 11.-Camp Hall, whom the revenue officials of Alabama believe to be the king bee" of all the moonshiners in Western Georgia and Eastern Alabama, has been lodged in jail here by Deputy Scott of Montgom- cry and Deputy Horton of Albany.
 Hall was arrested In one of the sparsely settled sections of Baker County near the Miller County line. He is declared by the revenue officers to have been long engaged in the manu- faoture of the strongest moonshine whiskey in the State. It was found to become of the 150 proof whiskies when tested.
 After being captured Hall made a desperate effort to escape, but was cap tured by Deputy Norton after lively race He had never been on a railroad train in his life until the officers start ed with him 10 Albany and his con- duct while travelling made sensation in the coach in which he rode.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
.yuare RIanchet Suicides.

Quebec, Dec: 11.-Jean Garvals Pro- tais Blanchet. judge of the Queens bench here, blew his brains out today while suffering from a fit of insanity. superinduced by i'll health. Judge Blanchet was 65 years old and a de- scendant of the old French families.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
BANK FUNDS SHORT.
Teller Of Massachusetts Institution Is

HI.
 Beverly, Mass. Dec. 11.-A short age of S9,sOO in the funds of the Bev- eraly Savings Bank has been discov- cred, according to a statement issued today by the president of the institu- ton, Robert R. Endicott.
 Albert IT. Hoogs, teller of the bank, is seriously i'll at his home in this city. as a result, according to the att tending physicians, of an overdose of some kind of medicine taken last night for the purpose of inducing sleep.
 A warrant for Hoogs's arrest has been issued and will be served when the teller has recovered sufficiently.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
ATE POISONED SAUSAGE.
Two Members of Family Dead
 Three OtheFA LII.

Westchester. W. Va, Dec. 1.-Two members of the family of George Van Horn. of Mendsnhall. Chester County, are dead and three others are III as the result of ptomaine poisoning caus. ed by eating sausage from a local gro- cery store.
 John Van Horne. years old. died yesterday and his sister Mabel 16 years old, passed away last night. Both suffered intense agony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
EXHIBITION OF BLIND.
Same Remarkable Accomplishment of
 4hn slrhfIeaa are Shown.

the SiEhtIeA8 uFe HHUNVHs
 New York, Dec. 11.-The industrial .exhtbition under the. auspices of the New York Association for the Blind. which Is in progress here shows some remarkable accomplishments of the sightless. Rugs and varied textile works. watches made by the blind and other examples of other fine workman ship are on view.
 Blind young women operating type writers and telephone switchboards, also may be seen. Only recently 1t was demonstrated that the blind could
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12

successfully manipulate switchboard and since the demonstration of this. severhl afflicted girls have obtained positions in this city and elsewhere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
Not on PostOmee GrOunds

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 1.-The Treas. ury Department has denied the request of Postmaster A. W. Wills. of Nashville. that a statue of the late Senator F. W. carmack be placed on the custom housa grounds here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
THE LORD WAS . ON A VACATION 0r Else Sharp's Faith
 Was Wrong. ADAM GOD EXPLAINS TRAGEDY He Had a Revelation When Bullet
 Hit Him. Declares he had a Nice Rich Farm in Oklahoma and was Doing we'll
 When God Called Him.
ADAM GOD EXPLAINS TRAGEDY

Kansas City. Dec. 1i.-"The Lord was either not with us or was on . vacation. Now I know my faith was wrong; that was mistaken.
 That is the statement made today by James Sharp, better known as Adam God" who was captured in Kansas late yesterday. It was sharp who last Tuesday led his followers in- to battle with the police that has ale ready resulted in i've deaths. A. J. SeIsor. aged 72. an innocent bystander wounded by a stray bullet, is the last of the victims to die. Selsor died at the hospital at midnight last night
 It is a penitent and humble prophet that sits in his cell at the police sta tion here with the responsibility of five deaths upon him. but insists tn@l he acted in good faith.
 ss1orfestly, Captain" he said to Of- fieer whitsett, 1T believe that we were doing right and that 1t was Gods will. When bullets commenced to hit me, then I had a revelation. l am glad to be back and want to stand for anything that God wills. Oh, 1t Is ter ribIe. terrible.
 T had nice farm in oklanome ano was doing wei when I believed l was called. Now I have no money, my children have left me and I have mur- dered innocent men. .. I'm up. a stump, brother. But 1t was aIi the fault of the faith. saw 1t all as soon as the bullet hit me. expect to be killed. don't care how quickly 1t comes. only want time to write letter to my followers ana teIl them that the faith was wrong"
 Sharp told the police he tried to kill himself immediately after the fight, but could not get the cartridge into his revolver.
 aIf you wanted to die all you had to do was to walk out into the street said Captain Whitsett.
 "Yes, but when I found tho gun would not work it strengthened my faith little and thought the Lord wanted me to escape" was the pro- pIet'sr answer. &
 aSuhn the Bmptist''- Huna AmaucaE.
 Edgewater, N. T.. Dec. 1l.--Shoutins that he was John the Baptits, come to save the world" an aged insane man held this town in terror for near ly an hour this afternoon. He rushed down the main streets waving re- yoIver and shouting. held up a half dozen citizens, robbed the tills or three business establishments, stole team of horses and exchanged many shots with a hastily formed posse. His wild career was checked when he was bowled over by shots by mem bers of the posse. after chase or more than half a mile.
 After his capture the man said his name was Arthur s. Pomeroy and that he came from Nebraska.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
HnLp FoR AluRpnR.
RIehard Mckinney is Accused in CIe-
 

burne County.
 Anniston, Dec. 11-Richard Mckinney. of Clay County. stopped in the Calhoun County court house here today to rest and 1t proved a brief and costly stop. for half an hour later he was in the county jail on a charge of murder com pnitted in Cleburne County in 1905. The sheriff of iCleburne County was notified and will come for the prisoner tomorroW.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
MISS A1'NEER IN JAIL.
Texas Girl Took JeweIry From AtIs

Texas Girl Took JevEelry From Atlanta
 Store.
 Atlanta. Ga, Dec. 1f--A young wo- man, giving her name as Miss Eula Belle Gordon McNeer. of Houston, TeSA. has been placed in the Fulton County jail in lieu of $500 bond, on a charge of having taken two rings from e jewalry store, where she asked to see some rings with view of purchasing.
 The girl admitted taking one ring. claiming that she forgot to return 1t to the Jeweler after placing 1t on her fn- ger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
wEATHER FORECAST.

Wa@hlngfon, Dee. 11.--For Alabama ---Fair saturday aud sunday, light va- rinbEe winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-29

her marriage, which occurred Sept 81.
last, Mrs, George b. Sears drank poi
son last night. and is now IN a dying
condition at q hospital Mrs Sears
was Miss Augusta Bleckman. OF St
Louis, and was married when she was
II to Mr.. d. Amron. of New Orleans
After few years. they separated and
her relatives in st. Louis have heard
little from her since. On the table in
her room last night. beside the bottle
which had contained the poison which
she drank, was found note asking
mat Mrs II. F. Neidringhaus 5000
Maple avenue, st, Louis, be notified.
There was also a brief note for her hus-
band. Mr. Sears did not live in the
same house with his wife, but Is said
to have been a frequent visitor there.
lie stated that he knew of no reason
why Mrs. Sears should have attempted
To commit suicide, except that she was
to undergo serious operation Feb.
3: He refused to state why the mar
riage had been kept secret.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-29

ward. All bore testimony to the strong
faith cf the deceased and the forti-
tude ana patience with which he bore
his affliotlon.
Deceased was son Of Lewis and
Nancy NebeSer, and was born at Pay
son, Utah. Jan. 10, 1868 He removed
with his parents to Rlchheld, Utah,
they being among the very fifst set
tiers Of this place. During the Indian
troubles they returned to Payson. but
when peacc was restored took up their
residence in Riohfield again
Deceased was married December a.
1884. to Miss Minnie Farnswnrth and
eight children were born to them, ali
OF whom are living. Deceased was in
dustrious and energetic and model
citizen He followed the occupation OF
farming and stockraising.
The SEWER Valley House has changed
hands, c. p. Hansen retiring and Sem
ator Willes johnson coming into pos
session of the property, The house is
closed temporarily for repairs The
rooms are being repainted and pa
pered, a steam heating plant is being
put In and when opened for business
the place win be modern and UP to
date In every respect.
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ment that comes In the entire lifetime
of most people. kidnapped from his fos-
ter parents by his mother, the boy was
struggled away from New York to Bos-
ton and thence by way of various towns
to Canada Returning to Boston few
days ago, he was found by his foster
mother after the police had forced in
a door and overcome the male relatives
of the boys real mother When Mrs.
Maude G. Clarke's husband obtained a
divorce from her, three years ago, their
little son Carleton was adopted with
their permission by Clarke's friend. Or.
Kremer, of S707 Lexington avenue, n,
Y. He was taught to regard DR.. and
Mrs Kremer as his father and mother
and grew to love them as much as they
loved him. Last October while walking
with DIR. Kremer's sister the boy was
seized by Mrs. Clarke, who, 1t ts said,
had made several attempts to recover
him from the Eremers. He was taken
into a waiting cab and rushed to a
railway station, from which he was
taken to Boston. The KreIners secured
a warrant for Mrs, Clarke's arrest
and she was followed to Boston, When
the officers arrived there, however, she
had again fled and il was only after
long search personally directed by Mrs,
Kremer that they were located in Can
ada A few days ago they returned to
Boston ana accompanied Dy ponce Oh
ficers, Mrs. kremer went to the home
of Mrs Clarkes parents. Admission was
refused, Mrs. Kremer says, and the
door was broken open. While the Of
ficers were overcoming the men In the
house, according to Mrs. kremer
story, she heard the boys voice and
found him in an adjoining room Mrs.
Clarke was arrested and the boy was
turned over to Mrs. Kremer. who
brought him back to New York last
night DR.. and Mrs. Kremer say that
they will not prosecute Mrs. Clarke If
she agrees not to again attempt to Sc
cure the boy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-29
DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY JANUARY % 1908

college faculty arc out of town this
week attending Institutes and farmers
schools. one opened today at Mt.
Pleasant and Mantl and the following
teaching force will be IN attendance:
Dr.. IL. D. Ball. Profs. Lewis A, Merrill,
II. s. Northrop, John r. Caine ILL., and
Miss Powell DR. Wldtsoe Will be in at
tendance the end of the week. The
college string quartet will give con-
cert at Mt. Pleasant Friday and AZ
Mantl Saturday. An Institute viii be
held at Sallna, Sevior county, and a
school ut Rlchfleld next week Tne
quartet will give a concert at Salina
Sunday night and at Rlchfleld Monday
evening.
DIR. $. 3. Lindfield, director of the
Montana experiment station, was
victor at the college yesterday.
The damage suit brought by John f.
Miles against Theodore Peterson was
decided yesterday in favor OF tnc
plaintiff and he was awarded actual
damages for sheep trespassing upon his
land, S25, and for punitive damages
$50.
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Rendered by Jury in Richards VS..
GIasmann Libel
Suit.
noNT WANT TO LEAVE OFFICE
o,f officials Refuse To Recognize Coun-
ell New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wilson Takes Bride.

ogden, Jan. 29.-"No cause of action"
was the unanimous verdict rendered
last evening by the eight Jurors who
heard the libel suit brought by Mrs
Alice Lewis Richards against the STAN
dard Publishing company ct al The
case was submitted to the jury at noon,
but they did not arrive at the verdict
for about six hours. once the jury re-
turned into the courtroom and informs
cd Judge Chidester that they could not
agree on a verdict. The court felt that
they had not been out long enough,
90 advised them to return to the Jury
room and give the case further consid-
Grafton. To Attys, A. G.. Horn and
r. S. Farnsworth is due much credit for
the able manner in which they conduct
ed the defense for Glasmann. as very
hard night was put up by the plaintiff's
attorneys, Richards, Pratt & Skeen.
There are still a number OF libel suits
pending against Mr. Glasmann and his
papeTs.
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REFUSE TO vAcATE OFFICE.
New Appointces of Council Cannot OBJ
tain Possession

ogden, Jan. 29.--None of the three
appointees named by the Ogden city
council at its regular meeting Monday
night, to act as Jail and desk sergeants
has as vet been able to get possession
OF his offices. Jailer Snyder and Desk
Sergeants Joseph Critchlow and Ben
Ternes all refused to turn over their
keys 20 the men appointed to succeed
them on the ground that the appoint
ments were not legal.
city Atty. j. ii. Devine has sent to
PRIEST. f. S. Browning a lengthy com
mnication holding that under the
statutes and the law as he understands
il, il requires a majority of the city
councilmen elected to confirm any ap-
pointment, and cites the state supreme
court decision in the case of the state
against George Sheets, which Is a
parallel case with the one under con-
sideration The outcome of the mat
ter will be watched with interest.
YOUNG wILsoN NUPTIALs.
city Councilman George Wilson of
the First ward maintains that he han
n Just cause for being absent from the
of the council Monday evening.
as he had set aside that day to take
unto himself a wife, therefore went to
Brigham City on the afternoon train
when he was welded to Miss Grace
Young, one of Ogden's charming young
ladies. Their many friends extend the
heartlest congratulations
OTHER WEDDINGS.
Licenses to wed were granted by
County Clerk Mattson to the following
couples:
Dana P. Slaughter of Ogden and Miss
Aramcnta Il. Whitney of Los Angeles.
Clinton 3. Robins, u. and Miss Lucy
shupe, Il, both of Eden. Weber county.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Suit for divorce has been filed in the
district court by Louis +, Bedier
against Lillian q. Bedier. The COM
plant sets forth that they were mar
ried at Kellerton, Iowa, April 81 1895,
and that three minor children are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-29
PARK CITY.
BIG ICE HARVEST.
Attempted Burglary--Short Change
Artists-Single Men leave Camp.

Attempted Burglary-Short Change
Artsts-Single Men leave Camp.
Special Correspondence.
Park City, Jan. 2S,--Park city was
visited by two short change artists
last Friday but the police officers were
soon on to their game and they We're
notified TO make their exit which they
did on the afternoon train.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
Some unknown party forced one of
the doors leading into the warehouse
at the d. e r. G. depot some time dur
ing Friday night or Saturday morning,
breaking one of the doors. They made
so much noise that they got scared
out and did not take anything. The
officers ere keeping a sharp lookout for
all suspicious persons,
About 500 tons of ice has been put
up by different parties here during the
past month. 1t Is all first class, assur-
ing the people here plenty of ice dur
ing the coming summer.
A good many single men are leav-
ing the camp for Butte Mont, as there
is no work here for them the married
men being given the preference. The
Silver King is the only mine that is
hiring any men and then only one or
two occasionally. There are several
rumors that the mines viii start w
about the first of next month. But
there is no foundation to these ru nors,
as the outlook is that the mines will
be closed for some time to come Re
ports coming from the Wabash mine
ARE that everything is looking fine. a
night shift was put on a few nights
ago.
The force working on the Ontario
drain tunnel has succeeded in getting
two holes through 80 feet of solid rock
One hole is one inch and half, the
other is three inches and lots of water
is coming through, making 1t only a
matter of time till the Ontario will be
drained.
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THE LOST FOUND.
Mrs, w w. Kimbalrs $4,000 Dla-
mnnd Hnir Ornament

Chicago, Jan. 29.-An advertisement
in a morning newspaper yesterday
brought back a valuable diamond hair
ornament to Mrs. w. W. Kimball and
the employ Of Mrs. John r. Shortall
Mrs. Kimhall was among the guests
at Mrs. Marshall Fields dinner I'm
honor OF F. Hopkinson Smith on Sun
day evening and lost the ornament
when returning to her home a short
distance away.
Long search failed until Mrs. Short
alis maid found the pin as IT lay in
tho snow on the sidewalk near Mrs.
Fields residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-29
LEHI.
ALPINE STAKE CONFERENCE.
Indian War Veterans Before School
Children--Visit of the Stork.


Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co., Jan 27.-Quarterly
conference OF the Alpine stake Of Zion
was held here in the new tabernacle
Saturday and Sunday. Jan. % and 20.
There were present Elder George A.
Smith, Patriarch John Smith, Elders
LeGrand Young, Benjamin Goddard
and Charles Kent OF Salt Lake City,
President George H. Brimhall of the d.
Y. u. was present at the Young Mems
and Young Ladies' conference Sunday
evening. Reports given by the pfesi-
dency of the stake. showed the stake
to be in a most prosperous condition.
The Instructions and counsels OF the
visitors We're much enjoyed by the
large number present. The young peo-
pies conference was held Sunday even
ing and reports given showed the as
sociatiCns to be in good working order
The 2-year-old baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. e. Adams died Thursday last from
dyphtheria and was buried Friday.
The Lehi Indian war veterans have
elected William Bone captain, and
James Kirkham, secretary. Jan "a
was Indian war veterans day in the
public schools when the veterans re-
lated their experiences.
Messrs. Lenard Peterson and Eli
Webb leave Wednesday for the English
mission field.
Last week while the small son OF
Mrs. A. $, CART was playing with load
ed cartridges, one exploded, blowing
OF the fingers of his right hand.
Friday evening the Iehi high school
basket ball team played the Weber
Stake academy team of Ogden a spirit
ed game in the City Pavilion, the L.ehi
team winning by a score of % to 10.
The I-ehi team his now won nine games
out of ten played and 1t now asplres
to become champion of the state.
Jan, 10 a daughter was born TO Mr.
and Mrs, %. M. Olsen: on the 18th a.
son was born to Mr., and Mrs. All f,
Burney and daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wing on the 22nd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-29
LOG NJ.
HARVEST OF DEATH.
Typhoid Claims Miss neutrality-suspicious.
genarian Summoned.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co, Jan. 2S.-Miss
Julia Sophia Lundberg, who had been
sick for three weeks with typhoid, died
yesterday. She was the 23-yeaI -oId
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John &.
Lundberg OF the Seventh ward. Miss
Lundberg had been an employee of the
telephone company for some time and
has wide circle of friends who regret
the sad news of the young lady's death.
Other members of the family are SUI
fering with the malady. Their conoI-
ton, however, is not considered dam
gerous.
Chrlsten Larsen Moller. an old resi-
dent Of Logan. and 90 years of age,
died here Saturday. He was born III
Sweden in September 1878.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
c. Berptsen died Sunday from inter-
nal heInorrhage.
large number of the Agricultural