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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-25
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Sale Authorlzed-In the matter oil
the guardianship of Henrietta. Verda,
Lille and Murtis Warren, minors, an
order authorizing the sale of certain
real estate belonging thereto has been
made.
STORAGE at reasonapie rates. IN
good brick building II you ncod any
room, consult Joha Soowcroft & Sons
Company. -
Mrs A. A Mcbride Is spending a
few days In Salt Lake visiting With
her mother.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-.
fore the day on which tho advertise
n'ent is to appear In order to insure
publication =
The Seventh Ward Sunday school
has arranged to give a grand ball to-
night in the Twelfth Street Amuse-
ment hall. The party is being given
for the benefit of the Sunday school
OF the ward.
The best anthracite coal at John
Farr's. Phone 81. :
Reports Dull Tlmes.-J. Hurley, a
contractor on the construction work Of
the Western Pacific railroad brought
his construction forces Into Ogden
yesterday and will remain IN the city
for number Of days. He Is en- route
to Idaho TO confer with the Corey
Brothers, the big railroad construction
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-25

Salt Lake City. Feb. 24.-Denuncia-
ton of federal Office holders In Utah
and appeals to the legislature to ell
act a statewide prohibition bill, were
heard at large mass meeting called
at the Salt Lake tbeater tonight by
Jealous anti-liquor Republicans, Re-
publican voters from rs to "a counties
of the state were present. High dig
nitaries OF the Mormon church and
gentle ministers spoke from the same
platform. The resolutions, after urg-
Ing the legislature to revive the pro-
hibition bill. which was virtually Kill
ed by the senate. condemn the per
sistent and pernicious interference in
politics OF certain federal appointees,
as a fragrant violation OF the civil SER
vice rules and call upon President
eect Taft to enforce the rules In Utah.
The officials. tho resolutions recite
have been subservient to the liquor
dealers: have usurped the rights and
functions of the Republican state com.
mittee and "by the improper use OF
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state patronage and legislation. are
building up factional machine which.
If not checked, will result in irrepar-
able injury TO the Republican party In
Utah"
A large committee was elected by
the mass meeting to present the reso'
lutions to the legislature. Mr.. Taft and
to tho Utah congressional delegation.
AS the last echoes OF the glee club
voices died away. Nephi l. Morris
took the center of the stage and put
a motion. formerly made. to the effect
that the delegates from the various
counties select one of their number for
each county. to form a COMMITTEES to
draft set OF resolutions covering the
wide range of the prohibition subject,
which Was carried. when the following
committee was selected:
Beaver. Wilford Robinson; Box Ell
der. J. w. Peters. Cache, ]. X, Hen.
Erickson: Carbon. G.AIverson; Davis.
Jesse NJ, Smith; Emery, A. Leonard;
Garfield. Thomas A. Haycock. Iron.
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MASS NEE Ting CALLED BY JEALOUS
ANT|.L|QUOR REPUBLICAN VOTERS
igh Dnaies Of Mormon Church GENTLE Ministers Speak From Same Plat
Representatives of Over Tweny-lhree Counties PrnPsstent
and Pernicus Interference Politics Of Federal Appoatees
Condemned Strong Resolutions Adopted

Wilford Day; Kane. Edward Tsfsln:
Millard. w. 8. Thompson; Morgan.
Jas. A. Anderson; Piute. George M.
Beebe; Rich, Alfred w. Nebeker; Salt
Lake, AS Riser; Sanpete. W. B. Low
ry; San Juan. l.. H. Redd; Summit,
William S. Perry SEWER. TIM. Jones:
Tooele. John NJ. McKellor; Uintah, r.
S. Collett; Utah, ]. B. Keeler; Wa
satch. J. s. Jensen; Wayne. Folney
King; Weber, John v. Bluth.
AS soon as the committee had re-
tired to the green room. to deliberate
the weIghty matter Of the resolution,
the chairman again stepped to the
front and commenced one OF those
fiery speeches, so ofton heard before
from nearly oil the platforms in tho
state. He commenced his speech with
the introduction OF history dating
back to the time when he was inject
ed into the last campaign with church
orders, and told how he had carried
them out although assuming all the
responsibility for their origin.
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HIT THE SPOT
Postum Knocked Out Coffee AIls.


There's a good deal OF satisfaction
and comfort IN hitting upon the right
thing to rid one OF the varied and con-
stant ailments caused by coffee drink
ing.
Ever since can remember" writes
an Ind. woman, my father has been
q lover Of his coffee. but the contin-
ued use of 1t so affected his stomach
that he could scarcely eat at times.
Mother had coffeehec 1ache and
dizziness. and II drank coffee for
breakfast would taste 1t all day and
usually go to bed with a headache
"One day father brought home a
pkg. of Postum recommended by our
grocor. Mother made 1t according 10
directions on the box and 1t just ;'hit
the spot" II has a dark seal.brown
color, changing to golden brown when
cream is added. and a snappy taste
similar TO mild. high.grade coffee. and
we found that Its continued use speed
lily put an end 10 oil our coffee Ills.
That was at least ten years ago
and Postum has. from that day to this,
been a standing order of fathers gro
Gerry bill.
When I married, my husband vas
a great coffee drinker, altho he admit
ted that 1t hurt him, When | mon
toned Postum he said he did not like
the taste Of 1t. told him / could
make 1t taste all right He smiled
and said. try It, The result was a
success, he won't have anything but
Postum" There's a Reason"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich. Read The Road to Well.
ville." in pkgs.
Ever read the above Ietter7 A now
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest
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Late TelearaphIc Report.

Denver, Feb 24-Mrs. Susan Moran
Ryan, the Ogden girl whose marriage
to Father James Ambrose Ryan, j
Catholic priest. was discovered two
days ago. left Denver tonight without
her husband for the west,
At the time Of the discovery of the
marriage, Mrs. Ryan claimed that she
had been forced into the ceremony
through fear and announced her inten
ton of procuring a divorce at once,
Father Ryan has been successfully
secreted since the discovery of the
marriage, although sought for by the
police at the instigation of Father
Organ Of st. Leo's church. who
wished an examination made as to
Ryan's sanity.
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company, with view to entering into
a contract with them for railroad
work. Mr.. Hurley stated last evening
that he had been operating in the
state of Nevada, near Battle Mountain,
Lovelock and Winnemucca He SAYS
that construction work In that section
of country Is shut down now and that
the country generally ls very dull at
this time. everything apparently being
at a standstill.
E-Z-Money kelIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly. =
Died Suddenly-John Elem OF 1858
Lafayette avenue, who WAS employed
as a carpenter at the 8. z. shops. died
last evening at the Ogden hospital,
after an illness of a few days OF sup
posedly internal abscess. It was eX-
pected by the physicians that on op-
Grafton would be performed as soon
as he overcame his weakened condi.
uon The remains were taken TO
Larlin & Sons undertaking parlors.
He Is survived by son and two
daughters. Mr. Flem is 5s years OF
age and a native of Germany.
coAL-Rock Springs. Caetlo Cato
md Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
l53 West 9Th ST. Phones 1914. -
Encountered Much Snow.-John NJ.
Wilson returned yesterday from a Ave
weeks trip through eastern Utah and
western Colorado, selling overalls and
mems shirts for his company. Mr..
Wilson has Travelled this country for
a good many years and he has occa'
sion to know what the winters there
usually are. He stated last night that
never In all his experience in that sec
tion of country had he seen 80 much
snow and mud why" said he, Il
was snowbound at Mack, Glenwood
Springs, on Soldier Summit and at
nearly every other point in the Wa
satch mountains and 1t was impossible
for me to reach Vernal l have never
before seen so much snow as there tS
on the ground at Soldier Summit at
this time. II Is from three to five feet
deep"
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TWO WOMEN FOoTPAOS
FIGURE IN A HOLpUP

New York, Feb. 26.-The story OF a
hold.up in which two women footpads
figured, was told last night by Miss
Louise Holcolmb, teacher OF vocal
music, who rushed into the West
Twentieth street police station accom-
panied by her maid She said that
she was attacked on Sixth avenue be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
streets by man and two women. The
man, she said, seized her by the throat
while the two women held her shoul-
ders and relieved her Of a pocketbook.
The purse contained S25 In cash and
Il draft for $135.
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other buildings Will be oreoted imme-
diately adjacent to the larger struc-
lures for use ae Offices, stock rooms
and the like. and the whole Will In
clude plant larger than that now
utilized for roundhouse and machine
shop purposes.
It is generally believed the present
Union Pacific round house Will be
raZed to the ground. with other build
ings adjacent thereto and that the
new plant will be located in that VI
cinity.
The output will include all car
wheels. brasses. castings and the like
required on the Southern Pacific. Ore
gon Short Line and the western d.
visions Of the Union Pacific. and 1t IS
variously estimated that from 400 10
600 men Will be given employment
regularly as soon as the new plant Is
constructed and equipped for use.
When interviewed this morning on
the subject local officials. including
Master Mechanic D. ]. Malone, would
neither deny or affirm the manage
ments purpose and were extremely
reticent on all matters connected with
the important subject
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"GET A cAeRloLET
AND BE IN STYLE"

Chicago. Feb. 25.-"Get a Cabriolet
and be in STYLE is the advice of the
National Association of Retail Millin-
ers, which has one on exhibition at its
semi-annual opening. 1t is said to be
the very newest of hat CONNECTIONS and
partakes of the dominant characteris-
tics of the Cab family, yawning In
front and tapping at the sides.
The Merry Widow. according to
those in charge OF the opening is to
remain and the tendency in hat ex-
tremes Is to meet The missing link
is the Dutch bonnet, of the mushroom
type.
Tomorrow night the association will
hold reception.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-25
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
DIES OF BLoOD-POlSONIN

Houston. Feb. 25-Dr. w. A. Lunn.
n prominent physician is dead at his
home here of blood-poisoning. con-
tracted while performing an operation
three weeks ago. He diagnosed his
own case, attended to his own treat
ment and predicted the exact date OF
his death two weeks since. He ap-
peared to take great interest to the
last IN observing the progress OF the
case.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-25
MISSISSIPPI RAPIDLY
NEARING FLOOD STAGE

Memphis. Feb 25-With the rise
in the Mississippi becoming more
rapid with each hour. a flood stage
of 33 feet is anticipated at this point
by Sunday next While the lowlands
on tho western bank of the river
would be inundated. should the antic-
ipated stage be reached, a serious
overflow is not probable.
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ner snatched from him by Dorando
Pietri, when the Italian first landed in
this country, and who has since drop
ped from public notice to a consider
able extent as a result Of subsequent
races In which he did not figure. will
have another chance to retrieve his
lost laurels. Hayes has posted for
felt Of 81 900 to meet Dorando for the
full distance In Madison Square Gar
den at a date soon to be selected, and
like amount has been posted for the
Italian Hayes says that he Is in good
condition
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LETTERS TEN YEARS OLD WHEN
THEY REACH DESTINATION.

Chicago, Feb 25.-Two discolored
letters, containing orders for goods
mailed more than ten years ago by a
former salesman In Chicago. have just
been received through the malls by the
Adchuler Wrapper company, Wauke
gan. Ill From their appearance 1t is
supposed they have been in mail box
all the time The postal authorities
have made no explanation.
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matter in confidential sense. Follow
ing such instructions, local officials
and engineers looked over the grounds
west Of the Southern Pacific yards and
adjacent to the western approach of
the viaduct, now under construction.
and recommended that location for
the proposed plant in yoluminous
report covering the subject in the var.
ious details.
There the matter rested until re-
Gently, when other instructions were
received by local officials to prepare
estimates for the various buildings
needed In the foundry plant and aub-
nit the same as early as practicable
This Is being done at the present time
and reports on the same will be made
in the near future to those higher In
authority
The foundry plant will consist OF
three large structures, the greatest or
which will be building 150x500 feet
in dimensions. The three structures
TO be erected will consist OF grey
iron wheel, brass and steel foundrieS
and on one of these structures Will
be tower large enough to be utilized
for pattern purposes. Half a dozen
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-25
PR | ES I @ F
j NSOUND
MIND
FEW ADDITIONAL SlOElIGHTS
ON CHARACTER AND LIFE.
Father Ryan Forces Young Wife to
Keep Up illusion Of Cellbscy
and Solicit Funds.

Mrs. Patrick Moran, mother OF Faith
er Ryan's bride, was seen today by a
representative OF the Standard and
stated that she had just received let
ter from her younger daughter, Dottie.
who Is now In Denver receiving medi-
cal treatment and living with Mrs. Mo-
rams sister. In which she incloscd a
number Of Denver newspaper clippings
regarding her sisters marriage. She
wrote that she supposed her mother
had heard all about the case and that
the Ogden papers would probably be
full OF the news.
In regard to Sadie herself, the sister
wrote that she had not seen hcr since
the facts became known through the
newspapers She was Of the opinion,
however, that the priest must have
doped the girl In order to get her to
do the things she had done, She said
that Sadle had acted strangely for two
or three days after she returned from
the trip to Colorado Springs and hard
ly seemed In her right mind.
Mrs. Moran stated that the reports
regarding her daughters losing her
position with the cab company, and
that she was employed as telephone
girl were erroneous. She had been en-
ployed by the cab company only and
she had retained the position up to the
day before she left for Colorado
Springs. Mrs. Moran also said that
the statements to the effect that Sadie
had gone out alone to solicit funds for
the support of the priest were also
false. She said that Sadie had written
about going out with several ladies OF
the parish who were endeavoring to
raise money for Father Ryan, but that
she had never gone alone. nor had she
had any part in 1t except when she ac-
companied the ladies who had the
work In charge. Being a comparative
stranger In Denver. she, of course,
would not have known where TO go on
such a mission, and her duties at the
cab office would also have prevented
her taking much part in such work.
AS has been stated before by the
Standard, Miss Moran has always en-
loved a most excellent reputation In
Ogden Her parents have always ex-
ercised strict supervision of her So
cial affairs. and the young lady's dis
position and department have always
been of the best Her friends and as
sociates Of this city can account in no
way for her present escapade, beyond
the suspicion that she fell under the
fascinating spell of the wiley, half
crazed priest. who, with threats or
Establishments succeeded In obtaining
complete control over the youthful
mind Of his victim
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Nothing new has developed during
the day regarding the marriage Oh
Miss Moran and Father Ryan of Den
yer except a few additional sidelight3
on the character of the priest and in
cidents in his life. He is believed to
be insane, several OF his former asso-
ciates making II their positive opin-
ion that not only by this but other
acts as we'll, has the priest shown
himself to be mentally unbalanced
Father Ryan first attracted atten.
ton through his connection with the
Martini case, which involved the at
tempts by the priest TO secure pos
session Of a child of Mrs. Martini.
claiming that the former was sur
rounded by evil conditions. 1t was
later charged that Father Ryan had
made oyertures to the mother herself.
Some time afterward, he extinguish-
ed the altar fire in St. Leo's church
which brought him much notoriety.
The effect of the attention which he
attracted seemed to have a decidedly
elating influence over the priest, and
his subsequent acts were such as TO
cause his dismissal from ST Leo $
church. He then left for Colorado
Springs, saying that his nerves were
In bad condition. and that he wished
to recuperate, 1t was at this time
that his name began to be associated
with that of Miss Moran and upon
January 30. the couple were married.
They kept the fact secret, however,
and occupied rooms in various lodging
houses about Denver. 1t is now claim.
ed that he forced his young wife to
keep up the illusion Of his celibacy
and solicit funds from his Catholic
friends with which to take him to Cal
ifornia for medical treatment.
Tho most recent charge brou9h,
against Father Ryan Is that he ran
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sas. swept by the tornado Of Tuesday
having reported. the number of dead
is placed at four, the seriously injur-
ed at twenty-five and those less ser
iously hurt at two-score or more
Three of the fatalities occurred at
Fisher, which was practically oblit-
Grated and the other at Carlisle.
The Dead.
Jasper Bass. VIM Free and Mrs.
EfTle Stone. of Fisher, and Leslie Gun
nells of Carlisle.
The property loss will be large
Subscription lists have been start
ed at several points for the relief OF
the victims
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One of the most important moves
In the interest of Ogden by the Har-
riman management since the formal
location Of the big Southern Pacific
chop plant IN this city is at present
being quietly developed by higher Of
flcials Of that system. and indicates
beyond any question Of doubt the ear
ly erection ut Ogden Of a mammoth
foundry to manufacture car wheels
and other construction material for
equipment on the several Hartman
roads converging In this city. The
new plant, under construction and
when completed, Will give employ
ment to several hundred men and add
Thousands Of dollars to the regular
monthly payroll now distributed by
the Hartman management at Ogden.
To prevent anything like miscon-
ception OF the purposes OF Hartman
officials. and to effectually block the
chronic pesslmist and hardworking
knocker, the Standard Will state. on
reliable information, that late last
summer prominent local officials were
requested to size up and report on
desirable location for a big foundry
pidut III lulS ClCS duu W tlcdl tuo
when the news of the marriage reach
ed him.
Father O'Ryan says he Will bring
insanity proceedings against his for
mer curate.
Ryan is keeping under cover. He 10
said TO have spent some time with
friends on ranches In Jefferson coun-
ty and his wife says that he is now
In Denver, but no trace OF him could
be found last night. Earlier in tho
day he called on friend in Fifteenth
street business house. and there de-
clared that he was not married. and
that his relations with the former
Miss Moran were none OF the public 5
business.
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FOUNDRY FOR OGDEN
HARTMAN LINES WILL BUILD
THREE LARGE STRUCTURES.
ONE TO BE $50 BY 5OOFEET

Union Pacific Rondhouse to be Torn Down Make Way Modern
Buildings Wherein Will Be Manufactured Car Wheels Brasses and
Other Castings for the Equipment Of Three Roads--Orde
Issued to Prepare Estimates and Submit Them
Soon as PossibleMeans Employment for
Several Hundred Men.
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HAYES WILL ATTEMPT TO
RETRIEVE HIS IAURECS
New York, Feb 25.-Johnny Hayes,
who had his fame as Marathon run
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The best anthracite coal at John
Farr'S Phone 81 =
Williams news., 1909-05-01

inquest held on the body of Carson it appears that Gillie. who is an assistant forest ranger, had trouble with Carson in regard to the settle ment of an account for timber cut by the lime company on the na- tional forest. Carson pulled six shooter on Gillie, but before he got 1t in action the latter struck him on the left side of the head with revolver. Carson. after having the wound dressed, it seems, got Win chester rife and blew out his brains. the head being blown to fragments by the discharge.
 Gillie was released from custody Wednesday. He has many friends in Williams, and bears an excel lent repuation. Carson had been drinking heavily for several weeks and was in a state bordering on Insanity when he fired the fatal shot.
Williams news., 1909-05-01

It is understood that the Jerome
 road is to come into town over the
 old Saginaw Southern right-of way
 Williams is detined to be quite a
 railroad center in the near future.
 The Seligman division is to be
 moved back to Williams. These railroad developments and improve ments will undoubtedly make
 Willia ms the busiest and most important railroad center in Ari- zona, not excepting Prescott. We have the water facilities now; we have the timber in the surround ing country for ties and bridge building, as we'll as the finest kind of building stone for bridge abut- me'lts, etc. Also, we have at our very doors the most wonderful, m agnifcent and awe inspiring ob- je'ct to look upon in natures handi- " ork-the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. As time goes on, travel tc, this panoramic view will increase, and as in the days of old, when all roads led to Rome, so in the build ing up of the great Southwest, any railroad of the future not in easy communication with the Grand Canyon of the Colorado will be rated a secondary and common place affair, as it certainly would not be popular with travellers who want to see as much as possible for their money.