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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06
Sad Accident BefalIs Mrs. C. F,
Robertson at Her Home
In Ogden.
BIG SUIT FOR DAMAGES,
chcclsing Up Cement Plant--Mrs, VIM.
Wagner Falls u Victim OF Ty-
phold---News Notes.

ogden, Feb. GA sad accident oc-
,nrrei Tuesday night when Mrs. c. f.
Robertson, who resided at SAG Twenty
afth street fell down the cellar fractur-
ing her skull which resulted in her
death yesterday. Mrs. Robertson went
ont onto the back porch for something
when it is supposed in the dark she
stepped into the cellar door which had
been left open and was precipitated
beadforemost down the stairs to the
cement floor below She evidently
struck on her head and shoulder frIc-
turing the base of the skull. Members
Of the family in the house hea, her
fal and went out only to find her un
conscious at the foot of the stairs. She
was carried to her bedroom and DR..
Baker was summoned. He worked for
hours in an endeavor to bring back
consciousness but was unable, a blood
clot formed on the brain which was
the immediate cause OF death. Her
husband had gone to his cattle ranch
in wyoming but was telegraphed for
and arrived home last night.
The deceased has been a resident of
ogden for about IL years. she has two
children aged and IL years. She was
40 years of age. Arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06
KAYSVILLE.
MINORS BUY 1NToxIoANTs.
City Council Grants Renewal of III
censc 10 Offending Saloon.


Kaysville, Davis CO.. Feb. 4.-The
members of the present city council arc
laying up wrath to come, and they CYL
IDENTIFY do not expect reelection, jude-
ing from the way they ignore the peh-
lions of the citizens respecting Illicit
liquor traffic. At its session last night,
by n vote of to /, a local saloon man
was given a renewal of his license
despite the petition of 80 citizens OF
Ilaysville against granting it, also the
protest of Probation officer A. $.
Thompson, and the request of juvenile
Judge Gunnell to the same effect From
the saloon in question boys of Is have
testified to buying intoXicants. Judge
Gunnen, in a formal communication TO
the city officials made known the find
ings In his court which led to the con-
illusions that the law in relation TO the
selling of intoXicants to minors had
been violated.
The probation officer met with the
council last night ready to submit
proof that liquor had been bought by
minors from the saloon in question. a
motion made to have the saloon keeper
appear Feb. s was lost, and then the
saloon man. who was present. was Civ
en- the renewal OF his license.
A criminal action will probably now
be taken against the liquor seller,
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Today $ Ogden News

tarium. Last evening he delivered lee.
tuIe ut the Carnegie library hall befor,
q large audience on fratcrnalsm, es-
pecially dealing with the Eagles lodge
Judge j. A. Howell also spoke, and
musical numbers were rendered. re-
ception was given in his honor during
the latter part of the evening at the
lodge hall
VICTIM OF Typhoid FEVER,
Typhoid fever has claimed another
victim i'm the person of Mrs. Matilda
Wagner. wife OF William Wagner, who
died last night Mt the Ogden General
hospital after seven weeks Of SUFFERING
She had only been at the hospital a
few days. Mrs. Wagner was born
I'm Germany a years ago. and
came to ogden about six years ago.
Besides her husband, four children sur
Wives her, two OF whom are seriously
sick with the same disease mt the fam
ily residence 15S Twenty-third street.
The time and place of funeral will be
announced later
FUNERAL or MRS. LEAVITT
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs Mary Horrocks Leavitt, who died
Tuesday. will be held Friday afternoon
mt o'clock. at the Third ward meet
inghouse. Friends desiring TO view
her remains may do SO between the
hours of 10 a. IN. and 1 p. m, on day of
funeral, at the home of her son, Roy
LeaVitt, 51 Seventeenth street.
DEATH OF \ LITTLE CHILD.
Tuesday evening Venice NJ, the little
nine-months-old babe of Samuel and
Sadie Grow Slater. died at the family
residence, 2T41 Williams avenue, of
spinal meningitis. Funeral services Will
be held Friday morning at II o'clock
at the Fifth ward Westinghouse.
IMPOSED ON COUNTY.
Through the good service of Sheriff
Sebring yesterday afternoon, Weber
county was saved $40 expense it had
guaranteed supposedly to help out q
deserving woman. Three weeks ago
Mrs. Ruby Xix called on Overseer of
Poor stanford mad told him she was in
need of aid, and he guaranteed her rent
for room at the Iashus block amount
ing to $40. The sheriff learned yester-
day that the woman had a husband
who was spending all kinds of money
at the different places, so he hunted
him up and told him he wanted the
$40. At first XIX was quite indignant
but when Mr.. Sebrlng told him the
county would not be imposed on In any
such manner, and that he could either
dig up the money or so to jail he put
up the cash, exhibiting big roll of
grcenbacks.
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CHECKING UP CEMENT PLANT.
Preparatory to Amalgamation of Big
Manufacturing Concerns.

ogden, Feb. &C. w. Barth IL
omew, a representative of the Colorado
intesests in ;he new cement corpora
ton, to be known as the Cement Sc
curity company, is in ogden for the
purpose of going over the property
of the Union Portland Cement com
pany at Devils Slide so that an in
ventory of the present holdings, Of the
large corporation may be made. o.
b. Geston, who has been managing
The local plant. Is assisting Mr. Bar
tholomew in checking up the business.
After completing the task here, they
viii go to Portland. Colorado and
make an Inventory of the property To-
Gated there. The new corporation has
filed its articles of incorporation at
Denver. 1t has a paid up capital stock
of S6,000,000. The officers of the con-
concern are President, c. Boettcher of
Denver; vice president Whitney New
ton, Denver. and M. d. Thatcher of Pu-
eblo: secretary and treasurer James
Pingree of ogden, and they, with Jo-
seph Scowcroft, NJ. S, Browning of
ogden, and +. T. Mcbride of Butte,
Mont form the directorate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06

ME c. Lewis against William 4. Lewis
of Richmond that the plaintiff have a
separate maintenance with $40 per
month permanent alimony and $50 at
torney's fees and costs of court Mrs.
Lewis did not sue for divorce
Yesterday afternoon in the tabernacle
the genealogical society of the Daugh-
tiers of the Utah Pioneers of the Cache
stake met and held a very interesting
meeting. The program consisted Of
a Book of Mormon sketch by Mrs, Mel
lie p Hansen. Mrs. r. e Moeucb
gave the early experiences of the Utah
pioneers Since last meeting five new
names have been added to the roll and
many more have attended the meetings
with the view Of entering the society.
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MONROE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REUNION.
John Beck Buys Hot Springs and VIII
Grow Poultry on Large Scale.

John Beck Buys Hot Springs and Will
Grow Poultry on Large Scale.
Special Correspondence,
Monroe. Sewer CO.. Feb. IA most
enjoyable time was had on Friday
last at the conjoint conference OF Sow
entities and elders held here. Elders
Joseph S. Horne and Robert ID. Young
of the stake presidency ana many yis-
itors We're present.
Resolutions were framed vigorous
ly demanding the abolition of the
liquor traffic.
An elaborate dinner was given in
honor of the visitors, The day end
ed with social hop at the pavilion.
MIR. BECK BUYS HOT SPRINGS.
Mr., John Beck OF salt Lake city
was here yesterday and effected the
purchase Of the Thomas Cooper hot
springs and all of the unsold land in
that claim, for the sum Of SlO.nbO.
The Same party also purchased the
John Jukes hot springs with all Of his
property I'm Monroe for the sum OF
$500. Mr. Beck says he Is going In.
to the poultry business on large
scale and viii use the warm water
for incubating purposes, and VIII no
doubt enter into other enterprises
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06
WALL PAPER.
Midgley- Bodel Co, SO e LIST So.
FAIRVIEW.
REFIEF SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY
Entire Change In Official Corps--Epi-
dcmic of Measles.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Fairview, Sanpete Co. Feb L. Sat
urday. Feb. l was the anniversary Of
the ward Female Relief society and
the day was celebrated with a banquet
and ball, which We're greatly enjoyed
by all who attended.
The old officers, some of whom had
labored faithfully in that much-Val-
ucd and needful organization aim )st
from the first, and are now aged and
feeble, had asked to he released from
their callings, that younger persons
might succeed them, and after due
consideration by the bishopric, 1t was
finally decided to release all the old
officers ana appoint a new corps as
follows: Sarah e, Fowells, president,
with Mary Pet rson as first, and l2stcl-
la Miner as second counselors, Rena
Brady as secretary, Caroline Cox as
treasurer, and Elnora Bench as M
ganist. This selection meets the
unanimous approval Of all concerned.
The epidemic of measles has finally
struck this place. and many homes
are labeled with the yellow flag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06

Bishop w. w. Seegminer and Patriarch
Nathan Adams, all culogized the lie
and character of Mrs McAllister. She
is the daughter of W. S. and Mary L.
Lewis. born March s, 1875
This makes five young mothers who
have died and left husbands and young
families within 10 months.
At present the health of the people is
good. No more eases of diphtheria
are known.
Work is being pushed to store up
water for times OF scarcity.
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DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS.
Divorce and Separate Maintenance De-
crces-Death of Little Child.
uecial Correspondence.

SUecipI Correspondence
Logan. Cache CO., Feb. 5.-The two
year-0Id child of Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
James of the Sixth ward which has been
sick for the past two months with brain
trouble, died yesterday morning at
o'clock
William II. Terry OF Lewiston was
yesterday granted a divorce from Mag
gle j. Terry on the grounds of deser-
ton.
Judge w. w. Vaughan handed down
decree yesterday in the case of An
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
DR.. Jacob Johanan Sues Isaac Clark
For SIS 900.

Ogden. Feb. CA 900 damage suit
has been filed in the district court by
DR.. Jacob Johanan against Isaac
Clark The plaintiff alleges that he
rented office rooms upstairs on Wash
ington avenue and used staircase
belonging to Mr. Clark. That Dec, 3,
1907. the doctor was leaving his Office
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06

treaurer. 56219; clerk, 5S1.7O; total,
1863 "A.
a decree was entered by the district
court against 5. c. Campbell ct al
in favor of II. w. Brown. The suit
was brought to quit title Of certain
real estate in Utah county.
The Sunday school of the Sixth ward
i'll give a character ball in the ward
Westinghouse Friday night, at o'clock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06
SPANISH FORK.
FARMERS MERCANTILE co.
Prof. Nelson's Lccturcs---Bccl-Wa Warner
Nuptals--Dcaih of Child.

Nuptials--Dcath of Child
.....,.a.,,,,
Spee'al Iorrespouu',''g o, ~,
Spanish Fork utah Co, req. 80 NJ
7-months-oId baby OF Fnllip ana hat'
Davies fell q victim OF spinal mehlugl-
It's on the 2sth NIT rne luB 5ei, was
held on the afternoon OF the 9u'n.
Prof. Nelson Of the Brlshaln 1ouhE
university has ior some iyM
been giving lectures on the NE o.
Jesus in the second ward assembly hail.
These lectures VII continue l"'
next two months.
rg,.,. ,,pN,rp NTrpTtAT.g
W '''
Thomas Warner and Mnrgaret Beck
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nus MAY INTEREST YOU.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06

Richard Anderson and wife, who
two weeks ago lost promising dauGh-
ter, from spinal meningitis. has row
"a SON Of years in serious condi-
ton from the same cause
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06
FEES IN COUNTY OFFICES.
Court Decree Quieting Title to Realty
Sunday School Ball.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Feb 6-The fees collected for
the month of January by the various
county officers are reported as follow
Sheriff, $4S AS; Recorder $476.90,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06
KAMA Alb.
DEATH OF YOUNG MOTHER.
Mrs. \. l.. Mchliister Victim of Drop
sy-Storlng Up Irrignting Water.

Special Correspondence.
Kauab, Kane CO., Jan. l.-Mrs. Anna
Elizabeth McAlllster, wife Of A. l.. Nc
Ahster, passed away Jan 20, after an
illness of several months Of dropsy
Funeral services were held today In
the ward hail which was nicely decor
nted and filed with friends OF the de-
ceased. The speakers We're President
t. ID. Woolley, Thomas Chamberlain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06
Ia GRIppE AND pNEuMONIA.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE.
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FOOD AND DRUG law.

We are pleased to announce that
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and lung troubles Is not affected By the
National Pure Food and Drug laws as
il contains no oplates or other harmful
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06

and on reaching the sidewalk 1t was
covered with Ice caused from defec-
i've water pipe running water from
the roof of Mr.. Clark's building which
lroEe and was not removed within "a
hours as the city ordinance requires.
The doctor slipped on the ice, fell
and broke his collar bone and otherwise
bruised him up badly. so that for
weeks he was unable to follow his pro-
fession to his damage In the sum OF
SIS, 600.
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

DELIVERED Carrier in Every Might tsundy eSGepte
be f. "A
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our 500 guaranteed razor Is best in
city Full line OF strops and razor
homes. state street Hardware. 252 South
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Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Salt Lake Office.
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TRIAL or BIG DAMAGE SUIT.

TRIAL OF BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
In the district court before Judge
Howell, an effort is being made to
ge; q jury to try the $25. 600 damage
suit brought by Mrs. Mary E. Neasley
against the Southern Pacific company
The case was called yesterday after
noon and the attorneys hope by TO-
night to have secured Jury. The
plaintiff asks the DAMAGES for mo
death of her husband, Frank Neasley.
VINO was killed few months ago in a
wrec4 which 1t is alleged was due to
the carelessness and negligence of the
railroad company
In the suit of the Eccles Lumber
company against Freeman. the Jury
last night returned verdict In favor
of the plaintin for S4l6 the amount
prayed for.
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
The police last night arrested J. s.
Hickman on the charge of forgery.
Hickman had been around the city for
several days and yesterday decided to
get little easy money. so filled out on
two Ogden state bank checks, one for
$3.50. and the other for $3.50. forging
the name of Joseph Stewart of Plain
city to them. one of the checks he
passed at rooming house and the 9TH
er he cashed at a saloon. A complaint
charging him with forgery viii be pre-
pared today by County Atty. Harris.
EAGLES ENTERTAIN PRESIDENT.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles had
visit last evening from Grand Worthy
President Theodore A. Bell of Napa,
Cal. He arrived in ogden on the after
noon train from the coast and was met
at the depot by a delegation of the local
lodge and taken for drive through
Ogden canyon and a stop at the SAM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-06

Manager, II. A. Larlsin.
Calculator. c. G.. Brown, .Jr,
AGO 2th st. Telephone is3-k.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-02
TOO BAD. TOO FAD,

The Daily Telegraph says that
only Republicans can defeat their
county ticket. Well. RepG bl.csns
are going 10 do II. We know OF
one precinct in this county where
the Republican registrar. the Repub
ican election commissioners and
every white Republican the pre-
-inct, so far as we can hear. VIII
vote the Democratic state and
county tickets. In n. town OF
Princeton alone we can rely on at
least one hundred Republican votes
or the Democratic ticket In Ply
mouth distric. II will be much larg-
or. Sorry for you, Mr. Telegraph,
but the Republicans of Mercer
county are tired OF being disfran-
h sed by your ring. The county
executive committee can select the
candidates, but the voters will have
their say tomorrow.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-02

The Wheeling Intelligence, the
eading Republican paper OF West
virginia, was telling party secrets a
3hort time ago. 1t IL said: The
question OF Swisher's majority in
Mcdowell county there fore becomes
the question, how many colored vo-
Ter from old Vlrg MIA and North
Carolina can be brought into Nc
Dowell county on election day, and
now many different places can they
be voted"
Both Whyte and his "Jekyll and
Hyde" assoc ate on the committees
have arranged for a big lot Of them
by correspondence and otherwise
They are not all from Pocahontas
either. We are fully informed OF
several camps OF them to be ship
ped into the county Sunday or Mon
lay to be voted on the fictitious
names which have been registered.
There Is trouble ahead when they
attempt 70 TO carry out The deal.
but they have only themselves to
blame FOR whatever happens The
white voters of Mcdowell county do
not propose TO be bull dozed, brow
beaten and disfranchised.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-02
BOOZE ABUNDANT NOW.

The Republican organ zat!on
here ought 90 send guardian with
Its campaigners when they start out
through the county. or furnish them
with less campaign booze. one of
the old campaigners was seen lying
by the railroad track aear Oakyale
yesterday. too drunk to help him
SER. and another. and a high off,
cial or this county. too. was too
drunk after 4 meeting at Springton
Friday night to remove his shoes
on going to bed. He also had an
attack OF nausea. He spent the
night at the home OF a respects bile
citizen, who demanded that he
apologize TO his wife for his dis
graceful conduct ana he spologized
10 the lady by saying: Il am sorry
that things amt like you would Ike
TO nave had them" This man Is
drawing salary of $500 year
from the taxpayers OF Mercer coun-
ty. His nomination was forced on
the Republican party OF Mercer
county against its protest and his
election was secured by the collu-
sion OF corrupt election officials.
the Democratic CD members of
which were picket up on election
day and who cheated the Demo
cratic nominee out of his election
because they believed he was dry"
Only the great respect we have for
mis- mans wife prevents us from
eIposn him by name. The Re-
publican machine ought not to be
surprised that the people are in re-
v 1t and they need not be sur
prised further when they learn on
lection day that they canno. steal
the election.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-02
THE HIT DOC HOLDERS.

The situation in Mercer and Nc
Dowell counties was SO plainly and
inteil.gently set forth by our North
FORK correspondent hat the Tele-
graph fairly howlE in it's anger.
Here is what hurt: III success In
polit cs is to BIO gained at the ex-
ponse of morality and decency,
iay smoke out those who are re-
pons. BILE for it, Will the Tele-
;raph dare tell its white readers
hat the success o, the Republican
ticket. in part at least. in the coun-
ties OF Mercer and Mcdowell, will
not be gained at the expense OF
morality and decency?" Has the
Telegraph ever attempted to defend
Whyte. Epling, Hatfield. Davis
Thorn or Alex Sutton? Will it d1.,
defend them and risk the condem-
nation OF its own conscience? VIII
Il deny that Mr.. Mann is putting up
money for their election Gall ex-
cept his friend Whyte, who was
forced on the cket)? VIII IL dare
1eny that Mr.. Mann ia using all
the influence at his command to
elect the entire Republican tlcxet
and coercing his employees, where
over he can. to vote his ticket? The
Leader would not do Mr.. Mann an
Injustice; 1t has nothing against
n m personally. but il does serious
" object to having his senatorial
ambitions thwart the will of the
white people OF this section and
compel the white women AMI chill
lren to ride with his coke oven
negroes. Mr. Mann and his friends
'.de in the Pullman, but the poor
miners who work for him cannot az
ford that luxury. We are speaking
for them.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-02

FOR SALE-A desirable business
block So feet by 6S feet, located in
the town of Davy, West Virginia,
consisting of two large store rooms
IN the first floor, eight living rooms
and large room suitable for ware
DOM or hall on second floor, lately
reprinted and in first class con Ii
ton, together with the lot Contain
ing q quarter OF an acre more or
.ess upon which the block is erect
ed. Also another lot having q
frontage OF GO feet and extending
or that width back to Tug river.
Wi! sell separately or together. F3r
further information apply to James
p. Flanagan, WEIGH, West Virginia.
10-19-12t
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-02

Mr.. Taxpayer, your n.oney 10
paying the expenses of the Repub-
.iCan campaign, and without your
consent S. " Mathews. Rep BIZ
can state chairman, is drawing
$500 a year as state banking com.
missioner and he hasn't devoted
one hour of his time 20 his duties
as such for the past eight months
Nearly every spell binder of the
party and the committee chairman
md clerks, STATE and national. with
ew exceptions, including the oTl-
'ers of the Presidents Cabinet. are
being paid for their time out OF the
public funds. More than a hslf mil.
lion office holders are pad By the
government 20 do government
work, which they are nGglect.ng to
work for the election Of Taft. The
Democrats not only have 10 pay the
expenses Of their own campaign but
they have 20 contribute through
azation 70 pay the expenses OF the
Republican campaign. while tn,
steel trust and the standard OH
company furnish the money 10 buy
voter