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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
Ogden Briefs.

A license to marry was issued yester-
day to Luigi PreYedel and Miss Aurora
Di Gicacondo. both of Rick Springs. WyO-
While riding down the Twenty-third
street hill on bicycle, Lewis Greenwich
was thrown from his wheel and fractured
both wrists. The accident was caused by
the wheel skiddlng.
In the district court yesterday the Og-
den Savings bank commenced an action
against Frank and Elma Hyland to re-
cover s.. 600 alleged to be due on a prom
issory note under date Of Oct q, $780,
The inventory and appraisement of the
estate of the tate joseph i. Alvord was
filed with the county clerk yesterday. The
estate is appraised at 81, 400 "a, of which
81. go "a is cash and the balance real es-
tate.
George Adamson and John T. Emerson
William Douglass. Albert Sherwood and
James GoOding were ar-aigned before
Judge Howell in the district court yes
terday and given until Monday next in
which TO plead.
The inspection party of the Oregon
Short Line which has been travelling
over the line during the past two weeks
left for the west yesterday for the final
trip of the year So far Ogden is the only
place where the officials have seen lit
to award a perfect mark
The hearing Of the receivership matter
of J. II. kurtZ VS.. the Ogden Canyon
Sanitarium company has been set by
Judge Armstrong for Dec 10 The court
has also instructed Receiver Barton to
paw certain claims against the COMPANY
aggregatng $40.
Word was received in Ogden yesterday
morning of the sudden demise of James
Gordon at Dubois. Ida, who was found
dead in mis- bed yesterday morning. Cor
don is supposed to have relatives in We
Der county. but they had rot been 10
Gated last night. He is said TO be sheep
Shearer.
The general teachers meeting called for
this afternoon for the purpose OF listen
h. lr IN r.
been postponed until Monday, owing to
the indispositiOn of DR.. Joyce Dr- Joyce
was under a great strain during the i'll
ness of the late Dr. G.. w Perkins, who
was his close friend and associate
The case of c. e. Lindsey VS.. the Titan
State Journal Publishing company was
caller for trial before Judge Howell in
the district court yesterday morning The
case involves two causes of action. IN
which the plaintiff asks judgment in the
sum of 81 .124 IA. alleged TO be due him for
services rendered in circulation con-
test The hearing was continued until
next Thursday morning.
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THREE COUPLES SEPARATED
JUDGE Howell Hears Trio of Divorce
Cases.

Yesterday was divorce day in Judge
HowelTs court and three mismated cou-
pies were freed from the bonds of matri-
mOny.
Myrtle Bramwen was given a divorce
from her husband. Charles Bramweli. on
the ground of desertion and non-support-
The custody of their minor child was
given to the mother.
Virginia Wilson was granted divorce
from Thomas s. Wilson on the ground
of desertion. The Wilson's were married
in OGDEN on Aug IL. 1905, and have one
minor child. the CUSTODY of which was
given TO the plaintiff. She was also al
lowed so attorneys fee.
hnr Stevens on the ground of desertion.
Thev were married in Charlestown. Mass.
ON Nov. "a 1897. and have no children
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LIED AS TO AMOUNT.
Van VIissingen's Forgeries Will To-
tai the Sum of S1,345,OOO.

Chicago. Nov 20.-After an examination
of the various documents in the office OF
Peter Van Nlissingen. convicted forger of
mortgages, notes and trust deeds on his
OWE confession, William C Niblick vice
president of the Chicago Title & Trust
company. receiver OF the Van Nlissingen
property. declared the forgeries amounted
to Si,345.0o0. Only a thorough examina-
ton of all the papers which include loans
Ne. 2016 to 3S44, inclusive. will disclose
to the receiver and the creditors how
many have been taken up by Van Wis
singer, who is now a convict in Joliet
prison. Since the confession of guilt.
which startled the business world and
preceded his sentence only by a few
hours. Van Vlissingen has stoutly as
serted that s750.O0o would cover the forged
paper which he disposed OF
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RIGHTS TO THE PATENT
SUBJECT OF DISPUTE

New York Nov ga spirited argu-
nlent between Rear Admiral Francis I.
BowIes, retired. and W. j. Powell of the
Cramp Shipbuilding company. which fol-
lowed the reading of paper by Mr.. Pow
ell on The Steam Turbine" was the
feature OF the second days session of
the general meeting of the Society of
Naval Architects and Marine Engineers.
Mr.. Powell after a brief mechanical de-
scription OF the steam turbine, pronounced
Il the best prime move in the wide field
of action" Admiral BOwles followed and
declared that he believed that the use Of
certain turbines was an infringement OF
patent rights of company which he rep
resented in this country. and he intended
TO take action against all users of that
turbine on torpedo boats or otherwise.
Mr. Powell replied holly and concluded
with the remark that the matter would
be decided in the courts anyway. ii would
be useless for them to discuss il at this
time.
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PLANS ARE UNDER WAY.
Mayor Brewer Discusses Municipal
Lighting Plant.

In connection with the establishing of a
municipal lighting plant as urged by the
chamber of commerce, Mayor A l.. Brew
er stated yesterday that the city had in
itiated steps for the control of the light
and power of the city last January when
the waterworks proposition was first
brought up. He said that plan is now
under way to have the state authoriti es
provide legislation TO have the power
proposition of this vicinity made into a
city and county proposition. II is ar
sued that by having the desired legisla-
ton the city plant can be constructed TO
furnish all the light and power necessary
for the city and at the same time com
pei the competing companies to decrease
their rates or lose the business. In this
way it is hoped that the municipality will
soon acnuire another public utility
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
DEMOCRATS MAKE CHOICE
Select Candidates for School Board
Places In All Five
f Wards

Well attended Democratic primaries for
the selection of candidates for the school
board were held in all of the city wards
last evening The four Democratic men,
bers Of the present board We're named to
succeed themselves. With the exception of
the Fourth ward. all the selections were
made by reclamation. The candidates in
the Fourth were II. w. Civilian and Har-
old Peery- After a spirited contest the
former was chosen by majority of two
votes.
to endorse the Republican nominee. and
although about fifty persons from the
Republican ranks were cOrralled for that
purpose, the effort failed. The PROPOSE
ton was not permitted to be brought Up
in any form during the meeting. The can
didates selected were;
First Ward-W l.. Maginns.
Second ward-W. II. Williams.
Third Ward-Asael Farr.
Fourth wa-d-H w. civilian.
Fifth ward-M. s. Browning.
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Mr.. MACK DECLINES.
Objects to Nomination by Republic
ans for the School Board.

James Mack. who was named by the
Republicans as their candidate for the
school board. has declined the nomina-
ton. In letter addressed to City Chair
man HulanisllI. Mr.. Mack stated that the
attendance at the primary was ve;y
small. but twelve persons being present
including the ianitor. He holds that this
is not much of an encouragement. and at
the same time insists that ne is non-par-
tisan in politics. He has always been re-
no surprise.
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ticuIarIy in Ogden. She took up the gam
bling and drinking questions as well as
the matter of Sabbath breaking and pub
lie purity not overlooking the slot ma
chimes Cigarettes, too. came in for their
share of censure, and she pointed out the
crime for which these various evils are
directly or indirectly responsible She
exhorted her hearers not TO indulge in
any of these things and to do all in their
power to assist the weaker ones to break
away from them.
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Nevada Man Critically III.

Lewis sharp who came 10 Ogden from
riIh1 valley. Nevada. some months ago.
mi was operated on at the Ogden gem
eral hospital for gail stones. is in a crit
icaI condition The operation appeared 10
bo1-a heen successful and the patient was
fhoueht to be on the high road TO recov-
erv' when he took a sudden relapse, and
a second operation was performed from
Tho effects of which he did not recover.
ana he lis now said to be in a precarious
Sondifion. His children Were summoned
IN his bedside and arrived in the city
Thursday evening.
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Burial of Mrs. Nelson.

afte~noon at ! O'Clock at the Huntsville
f,hsrnacIe over the remains OF Mrs.
Jul;a Nelson. wife Of Abraham Nelson.
pisi,on John Hall presided. The Hunts
,;ile choir furnished the music and Elders
Angus Mckay. z A. Larkin and Woods
,-aTs the speakers The intefment took
Mace at the Huntsville cemetery.
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LAST Rites for John T. smyth.

The funeral Of the late John I. Smyth
vas held at ST. Joseph's Catholic church
ar 10 o'clock Yesterday morning and was
largely attended Rev. Father Ryan off
Cmshnahan spoke briefly on the life OF the
5eceased The knights of Columbus OF
OGDEN attended the services in a body.
Tnternent was in the Mountain view
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
MRS. SHEPARD SPEAKS.
Exhorts Weber Stake Academy Pu-
pills TO Help Weaker Ones.

Mrs. E--E- Shepard. head OF the state
Women's Christian Temperance union
delivered an address before the fac
ulty and students of the Weber Stake
academy Yesterday morning on the ques-
ton of temperance Mrs Shepard told
of the encouragement she had received in
her work throughout the state and par
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
EARTHQUAKE RELIC

or San Francisco Art Gallery now on
exhibition at tie George F. BIinn mar
LeJ, 10 be given away. The Flags Of
All Nations. in Japanese silk and col
ors. 40 W. First South. Ind. phone
1853. Special Saturday prices. Coos
delivered
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Loving 81 for eompers.
Fraternal Delegates.

The convention decided To send two
fraternal delegates to the convention of
the Farmers union. who shall inVesti-
gate the condition Of farm labOrers.
A resolution was Offered commencing
the efforts OF Pres deut Roosevelt in be-
half Of the conservation OF the natural
resources, which was unanimously
adopted.
The recommendation that the federation
erect a building suitable Cor its uses at
Washington. d. c.. was also adopted
The committee on organization reported
a dozen different resolutions covering the
organization of a number of trades All
these resolutions were referred to the OK
ecutiVe council
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
Enaineer is Injured.

c. Y. Candish. Union Pacific engineer.
was knocked from his engine in the local
yards last evening by the explosion Of
an injector. CanGish was thrown dis
lance of twenty feet to the ground. bit
escaped with a severely spraired ankle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
Or. Perkins Funeral Today.

The funeral services over the remains
of the late DIR. George ". Perkins will De
beId from the Congregational church this
affernoon at O'Clock. Rev. Noble s FL
derkin officiating. The casket will be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
MARRIAeE LICENSES.

Elmer Greenwood. American Fork.
Marguerite Stevens. Idaho Falls.
Merritt Chadwick, Los Angeles.
Pearl Browne. Denver.
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opened AT Richey's undertaking parlors
between the hours of u o'clock, noon,
and 2 O'clock D. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
CHANGE IN TRAIN SCHEDULE

EAsTBOUND Los ANGELES LIN
TIED. Nov % which will leave Salt
Lake that date and thereafter daily at
1905 p. IN.
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Ogden, Saturday, Nov. 21.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
Special Today Only i'm Our Dress G

l75 Children's Cloth and Bearsl
riety of materials and styles.
children up to years. cloth 10
years. Positively worth 800
Today they'll go at--..--..--..---
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SIS and Sc Children
Goats S2.85

Children's Coats of handsome cloth
and mixtures. also some oearskln
white. Bearskins up to years. c
wears. Positively worth 800 and 500
Today they'll go at --.....-..-.---------
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
By Owen Kildare
Drawings by Arthur William Brown

attracted. and she sent Bob. who quickly put the
rutlans the run.
Next he turned TO the swell. Bentham was not
seriously hurt, and shout brought his friends to
the scene. The incident was related, and Bob was
highly cOnlpInented for his VaIor.
Treffel prominent practitioner and also emf
nenClv practical, at this point offered suggestion
Our expedition has begun rather Inauspiciously,
and unless care to see Ben-ham knocked down
again It would be advisable to guard against these
experiences Our friend here seems Of the neigh
borhoOd and perhaps might be willing act as
our guide and bOdyguard
The idea was favOrably received and Benthan
turned to the expire fighter
I owe you debt for having taken my part,
ana # YOU VIII take around l shall do nv best
to discharge my Obligations Don misunderstood
Us. We don't care to visit the dives, but are more
interested IN the people OF the locality. and would
thank YOU for introducing Us TO some OF your
friends
I can do that all right, and If you'll wait for me
II the saloon up on the corner. III be with YOU
after I settle little business down here.
The business very much evidence.
Nellie was still paying close attention from the
doorway
SniiagIy. the four swells started Tor the saloon,
promising to wait for Bob.
Bob was afraid that Nellie would not sanction
his undertaking Under ordinary circumstances
Sire would not have consented. but trusting II her
intuition. she did not object
It might be the beginning 4 The miracle, she
said, and sped him on 10 meet tae $" els.
WHILE waiting for Bob. the conversation of the
w four adventures revolved around him Their
opinion was most favorable 10 him, Van Deusen
alone dissenting somewhat
= admit he not q bad sort, bur. Just because
he rescued Benthau. TO make hero out OF him IS
ridiculous The most brutal men are apt to do
heroic deeds on the spur OF the moment, and this
deus WdCHlHG Is no different from me rest
I differ Wit YOU. Van. retOrted Bentham- d" I'm
sure there's good stuff N the fellow. Just waiting
to be developed. What do YOU say. Doc"
Well" Treffel began complalsantly, why not
find OUT We are II search of entertainment.
Here It IS right before US. enough 10 entertain
for a wear or as long as wish. But / should not
have spoken. YOU VIII scarcely care to make the
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

waking no trace of his former HE must be III eF5
dence All the Things TO which We are icCuato g
cbeclzboole included. must be at has disposal 10
watch hirn and see how be VIII utilize ms oppoTtun-
titles will furnish our entertainment
The idea was received with acclaTnaton It's soIlelH
s17z- and daring promised great sport Before Bob S
9-ri,;.1 . seat had been chosen for him, between
Benthan and DR. TretteI and carriage ordered
When Bob appeared nc was informed that the
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

- The -zw- had spread is l-1ecrlorl rom rom
u Ire -. The other . vacant stare r-1E e-e- -le
= -.--- o- The -1u- men -azl-E posed 1elo-e
~ noisy s--------g q q loor- some ne
--a ~ --z- les-l--ed The most 70 ms sense
-s --- way N which his readiness 70
guests expressed itself
e---=- break --e spell OF lasslcude hoTer-1lg over
fellows what shall We do" Waddlngcon
D.. -za- vas The rub. AID no one was ready
--= ..--r---.-----l-
- -.-.--- occurring vacancies travel
NOS --.-.---- --.--s-r q --1iE-rhese four. bach
e.-. -.- wears lived q routine ot rlo-ol9llg,
--.. threatened SERIOUSLY 70 drive them 7ll-s-t
AL -.-.-.- % destruction Al Eea--Llg- ---S-
b.. ..-.----r.--r I'll -nev believed no ne"
e----.- -..--=- They had long ceased 10 out
-.-ra- .- dining the a-nlable br1cn.
-.--.-. ..-r rre- their rank among e-1oEa-Le
-..-- -- .- one must eat. and As one must
-..- r. -.--= The lew friends selected from me
.-- The a-ulalle bunch Ae5- I1----s
--a- sinners and meeting u solemn a1-- olf-S9
Is ~ ne nights before. the usual en-
---E ------g- confronted rL1elI-, - - -.
---. 20 81 70 eve The essential finish 70 the On
-e- -9w could they obtain the T39sl M - -
a----a--. some ezhllarar1ug. intellectual = -e- e.
course The real point q GOOD le@S, -
e-=- --- a-E VAL II helpless en-lli oI2o7s- 0--@-
possible 59--n Of entertainment and 3rll'lse-
1le-- ---- e---z % opera. was suggested ~ -
81. can't We do something Of the sort ald
L London.
AID s-4- was Il. BeIrgs ge1lzzed \ an De--s1.l.
~ course I should never have LnouGhL % ~,
-E- --e- one II those realistic te--lF's- O---
Glanced q. meet proposed an INVASION ii-lo me
h------sg district and / for want ol sonelI--l-S
1e--=- vent along. The locality was TeEI-.l F-ie
-gr ---1 and Lldegusuess- vet Ill4-l-A5 ~
"--a- who Knew ms way about "oll-e------lt-
sas sights -ha- were really iIIeIes--l-s - -
-----. EgH -herl cant we do something ol " -l-.I
s1-- tonight. Cant We engineer an eAFe'--1loi-
III. --e darkest metropolis
--a IDEA was approved ~ once some one
ss- a.-s--5-g about ordering the carnage OF me
a------ e H- Berl-haru advice 10 90 tS -i-l--s
l-g-e-.- a1E 10 take the street car was -------'s
A5..- ---e---, minutes later a Third-ave- car
zrueE m The corner of RlVlngtoT-sJ, ana llle loI
explorer allghted and plunged braFeiy INTO the
Jungle ll me sums
p y der + YOU love ne give up that nasty
sporting l5fe and be decent man lhtIe syo1
--CE u ..rest work and nothing but T1lsloI ll-4
% -1a- SPORTING business Please. bY- s'.' 81 1f
@-e 1e good boy again. s- 49,.
--= =--ane and able bodied Young ie-los>- 70 10
Hl-r she plea had been made sadly shCoA M
-ez-. Eg1 don't understand IT. Nellie le 7'---
.1- -a-zn-- Let a fellow Ike me once mo q 80
p. living without having 10 WIN
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

now your head Is turned And eveTEt thing Is gong 70
come right Gracious, what's the trouble there
0<F Of four .ho had just passed had stopped
~ to light cigar. In doing So ne mad eoihaed
with two plug-uglies who resented ms mistake 10y
knocking HIM down. The sven va - O. - 49,
,s-.;Ir - ne two tCughs threatened To do un up
and his friends had passed without noticing ms
aTeence At this point. Nellie attention had been
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

for Il. and nothing but a miracle can save
him from himself.
Wen. then" and Nellie spoke ike a
1-0Dheress. vel have the miracle
To Bob Il had been Q misfortune 70
have been created physically perfect,
Discovered early, ne had been induced
10 fo-sake honest work for q Pug1LstIc
career. and had surprised his hackers by
ms prowess. But the temptations OF q
sporting lie are many, and before the laurel
Of the championship had fairly settled on
his brow ne was spending more time with
hoor companions than with his trainers
Such tastes are dangerous n calling n
which the candidates Tor hono-s are ot
mushroom growth, and before long Bob
found himself among the second raters,
and eventually was OuCClassed even there.
The has-beens Of the sporting fraternity
have tough roads TO travel. They subslst
on The Dlckings Of their craft, and these
must Re picked II dismal places. Yet.
s--cf7 Is the fascination OF their calling that
70 resort TO honest work spells most
55shonor- lie disgrace 10 them. Imagine
artists of the gloved ulrten earning their
bread II the sweat Of their brow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

low
So ,,-7fal-e-i-g love IS not pleasant pros
-.ao- 70 consider Since their childhood they had
been pals he always leaning on her Tor moral
e--a-u+n she had not approved OF ms sporting
- z--77 she was a woman of the renenents,
and his start had been so suspicious and prottaoe
that she had quietly submitted Now. II ms ,l.'-s
- 71-- and out she was not the one TO shake h1-ll
- ---1 believed II him and tried her utmost to
s-- hin back into better, more who-esoTre HE,
In word she was anxious 70 have the long deferred
wedding ceremony performed
The favorire t-vsring places o1 tenement lovers
are The doo-ravs of their houses. There. IN the
protecting shadows. pledges and promises are mace
,-r --e same glzhness of tongue as those uttered
- he drawing rooms of mansions And there
Nellie was ezerring her powers of persuasion
T-Le -7os7-7ve~ess with which she spoke OF the
-. Unused Bob And 50 YOU really think
hat one O. these miracles IS going to happen. ne
Questioned Iaughl1gly.
..tI..--s- doesn't so easlv 90 back On Two people
-rbo love each other and who are irving to do
--gb+. And you are trying 10 do r1sht' even II
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

experiment
Go on. doctor,
90 On tell us your
plan" begged the
chorus
| doubt If we
could be entertain
ed by Summing eX-
pedltiOns. As Ben
than remarked,
the onlvin interesting
features down here
are he people We
differ concerning
them Then, why
not axe thIsfellOw,
for example. and
decide by him
whether good stuff
IS IN the slums or
not.
But how ~
asked Bentham,
attracted by the
project
To do the eX-
pertinent success
fully. We must
remove the patient
without warning
and place him amid
different surround
Ings By a little
harmless drugglug,
i have some
stuff with me
We can accomplish
this easily. At his
lie must be III eVl-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-07
BRYAN'S TREASON"
NOW PATRIOTISM
Henry A. Barnhart at Indiana Meet
ing Urges Higher Standard of
Political Morals.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb: THE
Democratic Editorial association of In
diana held its annual banquet here last
night. with some 30 members in at
tendance. The principal address was
made by Henry A. Barnhart. editor of
the Rochester Sentinel, who responded
to the toast The Condition of the
Party" He said that the treason" of
Bryan in 1896 had become the patriot
ism of Roosevelt in 1903. and that the
republicans now were estopped from
denOuncing the tendencies of democ-
racy as dangerous to business. He
made a plea for a higher standard of
morals in the democratic party and ad-
vocated plank in the state platform
pledging the people a right to vote on
the saloon question and thus do away
with remonstrances.