The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21

months prior TO January l. of S50o.oo0
from the earnings of the similar pc
rlod Of 1907,
| Railroad nspectors.-Several Inter
state Commerce commission inspec-
| tors are In the city looking over gen.
| cral equipment belonging 20 the var
! ioue Hartman roads running into Og-
/ den. A thorough inspection is being
made By Inspectors Wright and En-
, Sign and every car. engine and road
vehicle is undergoinipg close scrutiny
Fines running from 500 up are I'M
posed where equipment In service is
found in bad order,
Boys Eecape. but Are Captured
Phil Winston and Ralph Gardner, aged
16 and II years respectively. who ef-
fccted their escape Friday afternoon
from the Industrial school, were cap
turned early Saturday at the South
ern Pacific roundhouSe by Omcers Pin.
cock. Wardlaw and Tom Burk. The
boys walked out the back door OF the
institution minus their hats and coats
and were a badly chilled pair OF young
sters when discovered by the officers.
They had crept into the roundhouse.
and. secretng themselves In the cab
of an old engine, had gone soundly TO
sleep. One Of the boys had escaped
from the school once before but was
captured shortly altcrward,
When Western Pacific Ie Opened
Local Agent A. Cronin of the Rio
Grande road says that arrangements
are being made by the passenger de-
partments OF the Gould lines Tor
through transcontinental train ser
vice as soon as the Western Pacific is
completed this summer. IL Will be
possible for the system to run through
trains all the way from Pitteburg and
Buffalo to San Francisco over It's own
lines, but 1t Is the general impression
among railroad men that the manage
ment will content Itself for a time at
least with having such service from st.
Louis, running the trains over the Mis-
souri, Pacific. Denver & Rio Grandc
and Western Pacific.
Sunday MusIe.-The evening ser.
vice at the First Presbyterian church
will be exceptional In that, as Tues.
day is the anniversary or Handlers
birth. Handel evening Will be given
by one who has held the position OF
soloist In a church that stands among
the first In the land In reputation for
the quality of It's music. St Barthole-
news Episcopal church, New York
Miss Thomas also was soloist at Riv~
erside Baptist and St Mary's Episco-
pal churches during her stay IN New
York. The two pieces she will sing
are among the most difficult In eacred
music and are from the we'll known
Messiah" Handel's great oratories.
Automatic Gauee-Workmen were
yesterday cXcavaung for the water
connections to be used in In
stalllng the city water gauge
In the office OF the water
works department This apparatus Is
known as the Edison recording gauge
and Is for the purpose OF presenting
at all times the exact amount Of pres
sure existing In the water mains. Not
only is the pressure thus determinable
at any time. but a true record is auto
matically taken during each twenty
four hours and kept for future refer
cnce. In case Of a break In the mains,
damage at the reservoir, or any other
injury sustained by the system. the
fact is instantly conveyed TO the regis
ter and the alarm given by an auto
matte bell.
Activity In Methodist clroIes.-The
Methodist Brotherhood, that popular
organization of men in the Methodist
church. has taken full charge of the
evening gospel service OF that church.
They plan TO give attention to adver-
tising and invitation work, They Will
also take possession OF the manage.
ment OF tho service. conducting and
having a full part In the same. The
only part that the pastor will have
will be the sermon. The plan in
cludes promotion OF the revival spir-
it, by means of the aftermeeting,
which will be held in the basement,
This aggressive plan is certain to pro-
duce good results as there are some
good leaders among these men. a
large congregation will undoubtedly
greet their initial effort