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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-02
HEAD CONSUL ARRIVES
FOR WOOOMEN'S INlATlON

Salt Lake, Dec Head Consul !. l.
Boak OF the Woodmen of the World
arrived In the city last night prcpara-
tory TO the monster w. O. W. iniation.
which viii be held Wednesday night
when class of $50 win be shown
the mysteries OF woodcraft.
Mr. Boak was met at the depot by
a committee OF local Woodmen, in
Guiding James McKellar, grand escort
of the order and also by a. a. Tremp,
manager OF the food show. for years a
personal friend of Mr.. Boak At 9
O'Clock Consul Boak and a number
Of officers OF the local camps attended
the food show as guests of Manager
TTcmp.
4 man with a normal conscience
always trembles with apprehension
when bis wife looks thoughtful. even
though she may be only wondering
how to trim over an old dress,
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
OLD PRISONERS PLEA.
Warren Seeks Pardon 4fter
Fifth Years IN jail.

Hartford. Conn, Dec. l3.-John P. War
ren. who is believed 10 have been In prison
longer than any other man confined in this
country. to-day. with fifty other inmates OF
the state prison. presented 20 the State
Board Of Pardons petition for release.
as he has done many times before. War
ren lived al Wellington, Toliand County.
and In 1889 was convicted and sentenced 10
state prison for life for the death OF his
wife. who. Il was charged. he had killed
by holding her head under water in a brook
near their home until she was drowned.
The scene bordered on the dramatic when
the case was called by the Board of Par
dons. II was the most influential. forcefui
and eloquent effort yet made TO win liberty
for this now famous prisoner.
Ex-Governor Mclean made the plea for
clemency. He said he had always declared
that when Warren had rounded out half
century Of prison life he would do all in
his power 20 win for him little OF what
sunshine remained. adding that he opposed
clemency twenty-seven years ago. when he
served on the old prison board. while a
majority OF his colleagues were In favor Of
extending H. He did not believe IT was
wise for the State Of Connecticut TO insist
on eternal punishment in this world.
IL Warren be released now. he argued,
he Will not injure society again. adding:
Before Sumter was fired upon this man
was in a prison cell IN disgrace. Society
has had all she ought 20 claim OF him for
lie now comes very near to facing the in
human himself. II you eliminate the hope
of freedom from the state prison. that void
will be filled with the hope of desperation"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
CODES LAST CHANCE
Aldermen Plan Vote on Meas
ure TO-d1u.

A last effort viii be made today 10 lar,
through the Board of Aldermen the ma
3ority report of the Building code COMMITS
sion, passed last summer by a narrow mar
gin and vetoed by the Mayor
Alderman William r Kenneally. chair
man OF the Committee on Buildings OF the
board, had a meeting OF his committee YES
terday. lie asked IL there we're amend
nents 20 the code introduced as new mat
ter last week oy Alderman Dowling. the
Tsmmany floor leader. and. no one re-
spending. ne announced an adjournment %
the committee tili this morning al II
O'Clock. when another attempt will be made
20 obtain suggestions as 10 how the MAY
or's objections 10 the code may ne met
There is little likelihood that the boa ri will
pass the once-vetoed code over the Mayors
veto. even II votes enough are rallied to re-
adopt II al to-day's session.
The Building Code Revision Commission
held meeting yesterday and decided 10
present a claim for compensation from the
city al to-day's session OF the Board of
Aldermen Fifteen members Of the body
who are not city employees. ours.Ie Of their
capacities as commissioners, -nl claim
$1,000 each for work extending rrough the
greater part Of two years
Representatives Of the AllieA r al Estate
Interest. the Brooklyn League. N-w York
Chapter OF the American Institute Of Archi-
tects. the New York Society OF Architects
ana the Association OF Architectural Engi-
neers met yesterday and adopted resolu-
tiOns protesting against any action on
building code prior 10 January !. 1910. a.
unfair 20 the people and unjust TO the m
terests which they represented
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
FIREMEN SAVE TWO
Mother and Son Rescued on
Ladder in Daylight Blaze.

A mother and her son were taken down
an extension ladder from the top foor OF a
four story building at Nos. fG and 10 East
SD street yesterday afternoon. during a
stubborn IRE which threatened at one time
20 wipe out the entire block. Two alarms
were sent in. and by hard work the hrernen
were able TO confine the greater part OF the
loss to the building in which IL started
although the flames spread. TO No. 1f7. and
the tenants Of No 10 were driven into the
street by the dense smoke.
Mrs. P. J. Groll. wife OF the proprietor
o, a saloon on the frst floor and dance
hall which occupied the space up 70 the
fourth roor. where the family lived smeied
smoke and discovered that flames were
shooting out OF the windows OF the nall
She started down the stairway with her
seven-year-old son. but was driven back
by the fire. She then ran to a window
looking out on 5Sd street and screamed az
the top Of her voice Firemen Sythes and
Duggsn Immediately ran up ladder. ana
the latter carried the boy 20 the street
where he was treated by Or. Hughes, OF
the Flower Hospital. for burns about the
face and hands.
Meanwhile Sythes had started down the
ladder with Mrs Grou who is a large
woman utQ Edinlcu IN hlS dAAAA'- L--
gan ran up the ladder and supported Sythes
and his burden IN their descent Neither
mother nor son was seriously injured. and
they went later 20 the home Of a relative
in the ueighborhood. Grou was not pres
ent when the fire began. and did not arrive
Until il was under control and his wife anu
son had been rescued
The blaze started IN the rear OF the sa-
loon and was caused by the explosion OF
several cans OF alcohol through spontane-
Gus combustion. Falling plaster broke sew
eral gas pines. and the escaping gas famed
I'd and set fire 20 the woodwork The dance
hall was a mass Of fame when the hremen
arrived
Trains on the Third avenue elevated road
ran through dense bank OF smoke for an
hour. An ambulance from the Flower Hos
pitaI on the way TO the fire was in col
Iision with a heavy delivery wagon and
was overturned. throwing Or. Ayres and
the driver. John Juisong. 20 the pavement
and inHictinz minor bruises
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
GRAFT IN MONTREAL.
Judge Urges Prosecution Of
CitU Officials.

Montreal Dec 13.-Judge J. l. Cannon.
Of the Provincial District Court. VINO was
appointed 70 investigate Montrears civic
government. made his report TO the Lieu
tenant Governor in council at Quebec to-
day The report finds that for many years
there has been corruption IN nearly every
department OF the civic government. and
names fourteen officials and others. includ-
ing eight aldermen. a chief OF police.
fire chief and two or three outside g0-be-
tvsens as having been guilty OF specific
acts Of misfessance-
The report recommends a new sv-rern or
eIecting aldermen. and the substitution %
a new council created BY the election ot n
small number OF aldermen -at-large 70 rep
resent the entire city. II recommends that
The CITY Council 70 be elected IN February
take steps % bring the accused persons 70
iuSrCe-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14

is palmetto tree Of South Carolina. SYM
bolzinz states rights. and on the other
side Roman fsscss. symbolizinR the union
Of the states. Calhoun. "a f. we'll known.
was q sturdy defender Of both states rights
and the Union. according 10 his view Of the
Constitution.
Although Calhoun was known a low
able man in private life. said Mr. Ruck-
stuhl yesterday "in public life he was al
ways very dgnifisd. and on great occasions
there was something Jupiterian about him.
I have not been unmindful OF these ele-
ments in his personality. and have pre-
ferred to show him as the stern Roman
that he was when defending what hs
thought was right
IT have represented Calhoun in the cos
tune Of the period. 1s4O-'45. with his long
cloak loosely thrown over his shoulders in
a positive attitude. and with his hand on
the Constitution OF the United states as II
saying: The Constitution must be obeyed
In order that the states rights may be pre-
served. %.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
MARRIAGE LIGHTENs HIS LOAD.
Glassman's Fiancee Balls Him Out
When Previous Love Has Him Arrested

The last half year has furnished some
rather bothersome incidents in the life OF
Norris Glassman. who runs restaurant
at No. 1905 Eighth avenue. The first
was a suit brought by Rose Saprinsky for
breach os promise. She sued for $1,000,
and obtained a verdict for $500. But
without paying the Judgment Glassman be-
ca me engaged 70 Mary Baum Thereupon
Miss Saprinsky had the restaurant man ar
rested for failure TO pay the Judgment. and
he was sent 10 Ludlow street jail.
Then happened the one pleasing thing IN
Glassman'S six months of trouble. After
he had spent two days in Jail. Miss Baum,
accompanied by her cousin. Moses Schaefer,
went there In a cab and the latter gave
$1,000 bond for his release. Then they
were married Now counsel for Miss Sa-
prinsky has brought action against Glass
man TO examine him in supplementary pro
ceedings 10 ascertain whether he has the
money 10 pay the $500 Judgment.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
AWARDS CONTRACT FOR DAM.
Millard Construction Company Will
Receive So, $4,000.

The Board Of Water Supply announced
yesterday afternoon that II had awarded
the contract for building the Hillview
Reservoir. below Mount Vernon and Yon-
kers, the loWermost OF the dams for hold
ing and distributing the Catskiu water, 10
the Millard Construction Company. OF
Philadelphia. The company bid g, $50 OOO.
its bid being the lowest. A bond of 500. .Oo
was required for the performance Of the
work. which must be completed within six
years.
Commissioner Shaw said that il was the
intention of the Board OF Water Supply 20
ask the State Water Commission to ap-
prove at an early date the boards plan for
running an aqueduct under Manhattan ISL
and AT a depth Of about six hundred feet
The regular meeting Of the state board is
set down for February l. in this city
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
MAYOR MARKS TINE
Official Work Donc-Going to
Europe Soon.

~svpr Mcclellan announced Yesterday
.bst his work as Mayor OF New York was
--srrfcsllv al done, and that in the re-
-,.i-inr eighteen days he would DO little
,,,-e than mark time. He also said that
.oor sffer the first of the year he would
al for Europe. 10 he gone several months
4 shall not support any new measure
,,volvirg the expenditure OF any considers-
~. enrrorriaticn.~ said the Mayor 1t is
-.vr 50 near the end 81 my term that II is
,-lv rroper that sll constructive plans
s,,,,ls 20 over until after the first of The
- That Il one reason why was disin-
.,,,ss to-day - consider seriously the sr-
,,is,,i,n ~ site for the sth Regiment
IVORY. II vould better 80 ever. 7 don't
,,,u where snail spend the most OF my
.,-,s m Europe. but shall be there for
srversl months
TIE Mayor. IN commenting yesterday On
IN. work of the Commissioners % Accounts.
sid
..T7e Commissioners Of Accounts Bureau
.,el-r 20 no equipped so that II could over
hsui every city department AZ least every
.-o ,ssrs 7 mean a thorough investigation
s,~h IS We have had in recent exanina-
tons.
7 Favor the section o. the proposed new
.hs-fer creating Commissioner Of Ac-
counts snd four deputies" said Comniis-
siorer Mitchell Yesterday Two Of the
sepu-ies should be practical men. competent
,o carry on Investigations. As a is now.
one man has 20 conduct practically all OF
the examinations
NV department has accomplished a good
s,sl but Ne would like 10 have done more
We have been examining the Dock and
va-~r 6epa -trnents and she Board OF Edu-
-s+f-r. but probably viii be unable 70 com
rlete The examinations by the first Of the
,es- We shall have things in such shape.
heusvs- that the incoming Commissioners
- Accounts viii be able 10 take up the
-, -.hr-r Ne left or 4"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
NEW CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Mayor-Elect Gsyuor May Appoint
Abram ]. Elkus or W. B. Ellison.

Abram I. Elkus and William B. Ellison
are said 10 he on the top Of Msyor-elect
Gaynor's slate for Corporation Counsel
with the chances favoring Mr.. Elkus. He
Is a lawyer with q lucrative practice and a
member Of Tsmmany Hall.
Judge GaynoT, at his home in Brooklyn.
yesterday said that he did not expect TO
make any appointments TO Office until af-
ter December 20
In Brooklyn II was rumored yesterday y
that Police Commissioner Baker would be
reappointed and that his Brooklyn deputy
would be Michael J. Flaherty. who was for
nnerly identified with the Hearst organizs-
ton. but who returned TO the Democrats
machine fold In the last campaign.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14

Sale comprises de luxe publications of many subscription
houses, including BIGELOW, SMITH CO., THE DAV0S
PRESS, GEBBIE & CO.. THE NOTTINGHAM SOCIETY and
THE CHESTERFIELD SOCIETY. Under the two last
toned mpnts ressued from the plates the fine de
luxe standard authors formerly published and extensive
ly sold by JOHN D. NORRIS & CO., Philadelphia.
sold eyerYwhee but genuine de luxe bargains Offer
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
sUosoN BOATS STILL RUNNING.

Premature public announcement having
heen made that navigation on the Hudson
River had been closed for the season. the
Hudson Navigation Company desires II
understood that its Peoples Lane steamers
between New York and Albany and Citi-
T-rs' Line steamers between New York
and Troy ere stil running. and viii con-
iinue 20 40 50 as long as the present
weather continues. These services viii not
he Discontinued until the formation OF ice
ir The upper Hudson. Of which discontin-
usnce dge public motto. Wfll be given
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
BULLDOG KILLED ITS MASTER.

An autopsy performe at the Morgue yes
terday morning by Coroners Physician
Weston showed that Carl F. Limpert, who
was found dead on sunday in the apart
ment of his sister. at No. 31S West 18th
street, with his face and neck lacerated. had
been attacked and killed by his bulldog.
which was in the room when the body was
discovered. From the condition of the neck
at both sides DIR. Weston says II Is evident
that the animal tore open both the carotid
arteries. and that its master bled TO DEATH
The dog is now in charge of the Health
DApa rtrnenf
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
NEW STATUE OF CALHOUN.
New York Sculptor's Work in Statu-
ary Hall, Washington.

An heroic marble statue of John c. Cal
houn. executed by z. Wellington Ruckstuhl.
a New York sculptor. formerly chief OF
sculpture at the Worlds Fair. ST. Louis.
has Just been put up in Statusry Hall.
Washington. II will be unveiled on Janu-
cry Is.
by the friends Of this strenuous defender Of
the institution of slavery and author Of the
doctrine of notification. who was Secretary
of War in President Monroe's Cabinet. Vice
President Of the United States and Secre-
tary Of state under President Tyler.
on the front OF the pedestal by his side
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
NO Hopg For BURIED MINERS.

Henderson. KY. Dec. 13-Hope vas aoan-
doned for the SIX negro miners BURIED oy
an explosion Saturday afternoon IN the
Baker mine OF the West Kentucky Coal
Company. The fire has been exrsnguisned-
but the water necessary TO pur OUT ths
flames has flooded the mine. and u VIII oe
sons time before the bodies can oe r-coV-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14
OPINION BY ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Albany. Dec. is-Attorney General OMal-
ley to-day advised Dennis Mccarthy, fiscal
supervisor OF state charities. that. with the
approval Of the state Controller. necessary
and desirable contracts may be made for
longer time than a month for the furnish
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14

ing OF supplies 70 institutions under ths
Jurisdiction OF the fiscal supervisor.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-14

This good fortune for holiday book buyers is
financial difficulties in the subscription
Enormous stocks of these superb editions thrown
market by publishers printers and binders who
money We bought heavily the
exclusively for this city All the sets guaranteed and
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SIS bate bcilte filr5e 3cit Den Nn.
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Heiberelen 5luiibell ben Snloess mo
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in Mllsiid)t. Iuc friiberell
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