The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09


| ing the bereavement OF Mrs. A. II.
Lien in the loss of her husband, and
| the brother OF Mr.. Lien. Mr.. Lien is
mucn grieved over the sudden death oil
| his brother. whom he had not seen for
number of years. II viii be rem
| embered that A f. Lien dropped dead
| In the Union Depot. Thursday morn
J Ing. from an attack Of heart fall
ure. He and his wife were on their
wav TO Long Beach TO visit the
brother Mr.. Lien and his daughter
will accompany Mrs. Lien back TO
Mason city. Iowa. with the body They
VIII leave Ogden this afternoon OF
carly tomorrow morning.
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the best
J Sold only by NJ l.. Jones Coal Co, Ind.
40. Bell 499k.
Held for Trial.-OEe OF the colored
men arrested night before last on the
| charge of stealing revolver from the
second. hand store of 7. T. Alvord. was
/ brought into court this morning and
i when he answered TO the name of Sam
Henry. II was discovered that the one
who ran away from the station while
being booked" must have been Rus
! sell Jones Henry pleaded not guilty
10 the charge and was placed under a
$50 bond, pending trial Not having
money or bondsmen, Henry was re-
manded to Jail,
He Forgot.-Last night Thomas Glib
| bons tied horse to the curb and inn
mediately became so busy that he LEFT
the animal there all night This morn
4 I,,,r f.C la Id,I atNt
as a fine Gibbons thinks he will not
again forget.
Anthracite CoaI.-Fill your bin be-
| fore cold weather. Phone 81. John Farr
Returns From Rarlem-Iob Pingrec.
general field manager for the Anal
gamated Sugar company has returned
from Harlem. Montana, where he has
| been attending to the arrangements for
the building of the new sugar factory,
The work on the foundation of the fac
| tory has not YET begun but the sur
vcys are made and 3s soon as the or
DER 10 build is given, there Will be
much activity.
Call Allen, phones %. for carriages
for funerals and operas Private calls
a specially. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. i12 25th. =
On a Trip to the Forests-Chief For
ester Clyde Leayitt and Forester II. q.
Fem of the grazing department OF the
forest service, left Ogden last evening
for two weeks visit in the state OF
Idaho. From ogden they will go TO
81 Anthony and from there they viii
visit other forest headquarters in that
state. The object OF the visit is To
meet the supervisors of the various
f, forests and confer with them.
Paving Again Postponed.-The Nor
an forces were prevented from begin
ming tho laying OF asphalt this morn.
ing because of delay in transit OF parts
Of some of the machinery that mixes
the asphalt II is stated by the fore,
man that by tomorrow morning. the
placing OF asphalt on Wall avenue be-
tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty
third streets, will begin with vigor.
sane soldiers in charge OF a squad OF
privates passed through Ogden this
morning en- route from the Philippines
10 the National hospital at Washing
ton. The men occupied a special car
and were fed on the car by Manager
P. j Murphy Of the Pacific hotel and
assistants. In many cases some OF
the demented soldiers were maniacs
and had TO be chained to their seats.
For the most part they were compare
lively young men of fine physique.
Inspected New Cafc-F. L. Lewis.
superintendent OF dining cars and bo.
tells of The Hartman system inspect.
cd the new cafe and lunch counter In
New Book Store.-The Spargo Book
store has completed the addition to
! the Washington avenue store and is
moving the stock into the same With
| the new addition the company now has
q store room $50 feet In length. which
Is the longest book store iu the state.
Reed Hotel Manaeer.-L. E. How.
ard. formerly of the Transient House
OF Chicago. has arrived In Ogden to
| accept the position of general man.
| ager of the Reed hotel- He is a man
Of unlimited experience In hotel bus
mess having managed some OF the
foremost hotels in eastern and south
Elm cities.
Departed for Tlntic.-Brig. Robin
son. Jr.. returned to the Tintic mining
| district today after visiting his father
, in Ogden for several days.
Formerly of ogden.-Carl Suntz. for.
merly bell'boy at the Reed hotel. in
this city. but now with the Antler' S
hotel at Colorado Springs. is visiting
friends in Ogden
Died Of Old Ase-Richard Watkins
aged. 81 years. died at p. m, Fri
day, OF general debility. He leaves
wife. Funeral ar 4;30 p. nj. Sun
day from Larkin & Sons chapel
Marriage License.-A marriage Ii
cense has been issued to Raymond
Cain Evans and Maud J. Williamson
both OF Evanston. Wyoming
Suit for Oivorce-Joc A Jensen
has brought suit for a divorce in
tho district court against f l. len,
sen, upon the grounds Of non-sup-
| port The couple fere married I'm