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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
BREVlTiES

Buying In New York-W. l.. AID f
they have gone to purchase the spring
ind summer stock for their firm.
Carload Of Horses.-A carload OF
horses was sent TO Omaha yester.
day from PalIsade. Nevada, after be
ing cared for OF the local Union Pa
clf1c stockyards,
End Of tho Month.-This being the
last working day of the month at the
Joint freight depot of the Hartman
lines, the clerical force is working
overtime to clean up the business OF
the month.
VIII Be Buried Sunday.-The fun
cral services over John Flem Will be
held at 8 p. m. today, at Larkin &
Sons chapel. Rev. ], E, Carver Off
ciating. The body can be viewed from
8 a. m. to p. m. at the chapel.
Ambrose Greenweli FuneraI-Tte
funeral of Ambrose Grcenwell VIII be
held at 1890 today at Larkin G.
Sons chapel. Bishop n, C. Jacobs OF
the Fifth Ward presiding. The oody
day. at the chapel.
Land ExcursIon.-The next eXcurs-
ion TO the lands of the BURNER Irrt-
CATION Land company Will leave here
Tuesday evening In charge Of Wenger
and Rostan. About 20 persons will
Welt Millard county with view 10
purchasing homes. Tho agent OF the
company, NJ. l.. DeJulien, was in Og-
den today.
Funeral Monday.-The funeral scr
Vices over the remains of Orson P
Saunders will be held Monday at 2 p.
hi. at the Fourth Ward meeting house.
The casket will be open today and
Monday morning until l p. m, at the
family residence. 566 Twenty-second
street. Interment will be made IN
city cemetery.
Or. Powers Operated Upon.-0r.
John H. Powers, son OF Councilman
DIR. H. J. Powers, underwent a SER
ious operation yesterday at the
City hospital. Dre. Joyce and Morrsi
have charge OF the case and the pat
lent is reported to have rallied from
The shock successfully and is DOW
resting comfortably. Unless complica-
tions ensue. complete recovery is al
most certain.
His Fifteenth Chlld.-H. G. JACOBS,
1852 Monroe avenue. municipal tIu-
ent officer and bishop OF the Fifth
ward, Is being congratulated today up
on the birth Of his fifteenth child
The robust youngster weighed in ut
II pounds and is a credit TO mis- g.
yenr-old father who assumed al, air
Of much Importance yesterday when
be arrived at the station and impart-
ed the joyful news 10 his brother
guardians OF the peace Mr Jacobs
Is now the father OF seven Sons ard
eight daughters, all living
From lakeview, Oregon.-Manage
II. C. johnson of the Salt Lake Office
OF the Associated Press, and G. w.
Johnson, brother. were Ogden visi.
tors Friday. G. w Johnson is from
Lakevlew, Oregon. the center OF the
land lottery scheme which claims
many patrons. He says there Is much
good land In the lottery and much that
Is not good. To reach Lakeview. he
Will go Via Reno. New, the Nevada
& Oregon narrow-gauge road carries
passengers to Alturis. $50 miles north,
In day and a half From Alturis to
Lakeview is GO miles By stage, requlr-
Ing another journey consuming the
better part OF two days.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28

in Ogden for the purpose of investi-
eating the matter OF the alleged rob
berry of the bank few months prior
to that time. the bank claiming that
the mysterious $2,il0 which was ad-
dressed to Charles Price of Ogden
and delivered through the mails TO
Charles Price OF Five Points. The
next day after the delivery Of the
parcel containing the money . man
appeared at the local postoiNoe and
asked for mail for Charles Price. He
was Immediately suspicioned of being
the one who had sent the mysterious
package and an attempt was mnde TO
arrest him, but he made his getaway.
The detective referred to had with
fim the photograph of a man whom
the officers and the Portland bank oiii
cialS suspected OF having robbed the
bank and at that time he was being
kept under strict surveillance. This
photograph was shown 10 Mrs. Daisy
A. McGaw who had a good opportunity
to see the man who Dad appeared at
the postolIlco and inquired Tor mail
for Charles Price. and she unhesitat-
ingly recognized 1t as the photograph
OF the man. With this identification
in his possession. the detective has
tened back to Portland and the man
who was under the eve of the officers
OF the law was Immediately arrested at
Tacoma, Washington, and is now be
Ing held on the charge OF robbery II
Is confidently thought by the officers
that they have the right Mr.. Price
and that through him Will be identified
the owners of the mysterious package
containing the S2.410 which is being
claimed by both the government and
MI Price of Five Points. n suit Is
now pending In the Federal court OF
Utah instituted by the government Tor
the recovery of the money
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
BIG TO W T Rs
HAVE BEEN
ERECT ed
WORK ON THE VlAOUCT is PRO-
CROSSING RAPIDLY.
turaI Steel Men Handle the Ma
terial For the Bridge.

Four big steel towers ON the west
end of the new viaduct have been
completed, and Contractor Dundas now
has his force OF steel workers en-
ployed In connecting the towers with
massive glrlcrs and heavy steel cross
beams. The work Is progressing even
faster than was anticipated. and, IL
the present clear weather continues,
two weeks will mark radical change
in the appearance of that section OF
the yard as result of construction
work on the big bridge.
The interest evlnced In the work is
shown by the large crowd watching
proceedings The easy and quick man.
ner In which the heavy material Is
swung into place and promptly boted
and riyeted excites the favorable con-
ment of those attracted to the work.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28

connected with the regular fire brig.
ade. In proximity to the oil rooms and
tanks a large amount of fine sand has
also been placed for Instant use in
case of fire or explosion In that di-
rection, sand smothering an oil fire
quickly where water is of no avail.
One or two fire stations have just
been added to railroad fire equipment,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28

and everything is now in readiness to
handle quick FIRE without waiting for
the appearance of the regular Ogden
fire department
Chief Dora has brought his men
up to an excellent state OF proficiency
and Is being complimented for the
deep interest he Is showing in the I'M
portant work
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
RUMOR is "AlL BOSH,"
STATEMENTS NOT TRUE

Washington. Feb. 27.-"The report
from Memphis that | am to be APP
pointed a judge Of The supreme court
by President Taft shortly after his in
auguration, is all bosh, declared Gen.
Luke f. Wright, secretary OF war. to-
day Il am not slated for any gov
ernment position In the next admin.
istration. and 1t Is my intention 20 re-
turn to Memphis few days after
March 4, TO resume the practice OF
law The statement that | have TAX
en- a Ave years lease on the house 1
now occupy here. Is not true"
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
WEST POINT TO ATTEND
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES

Washington, Feb. 27.-Couferees on
the army appropriation bin com
pleted Its consideration today and will
report 10 the senate and house on
Monday. The house eonferees ac.
cepted the various senate amendments
Increasing the appropriations for the
pay of enlisted men
An amendment accepted enables
west Point to attend the inaugural
ceremonies
Two hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lars appropriations for storehouses on
Concordia Island. Philippine Islands,
was inserted In the bill. The senate
provision TO construct roads from 81.
Louis TO the Jefferson barracks reser,
vaton was stricken out.
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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
ANTIcIGARETTE BILL PASSED,

Pierre. s. D., Feb. 27,-Anti.cigar-
ette bill passed the house today and
now goes to the governor. who has
announced that he will sign 1t.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
THE RIGHT Mr.. PRICE is
SAID To Be IN JAIL

About six weeks ago a Pinkerton
detective who was operating In the
interests OF Portland bank, appeared
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28

Around about the shops and ada
cent buildings are also siXty-two fifty
gallon barrels Of salt water and a
large number Of pals with which 10
organize bucket brigade If necessary
for instant use by shop employees not
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28

= of these is placed five hundred feet OF
hose for emergency use wherever nee
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
REPUBLICANS JOLTED x
 GOOD IN MASSACHUSETTS
Eeatueky Seems to Have Been
 Redeemed.
a1r. sr,... State Fs'sa'-ss' III. Party-ren JsAasen is Defeated '. Cleveland. But aFinsy. csnners Secures . Great
 Victory.

Complete returns from elections in various States and cities on Tuesday do not change the results as presented by The Advertiser yesterday morning, except to indicate great Democratic gains in almost every State.
 Judge Gaynor was elected Mayor of New York. but he was not able to pull through the Tammany ticket and the afrairs of the metropolis will be in control of the Fusionists.
 Republicans are much chagrined over the result in Massachusetts. where Draper. the Republican candi- date for reelection as Governor. was nearly defeated. Ills majority was cut down to 5000. as against so.ooo in the last election.
 One of the surprises shown by the results is the poor showing made by the Democrats of MT. Bryan's State of Nebraska. Heavy Democratic losses were recorded all over the state.
 Kentucky was almost redeemed to Democracy. and Head, the Democrat. was elected Mayor of Louisville over Grinstead. Republican. 7 Heavy Democratic gains were shown in Indiana. although Shank. the Re- publican. was elected Mayor of Indian apolis.
 Tom Johnson was defeated for May or of Cleveland after eight years or continuous service. and ..Fingy" Con nors. the Democratic leader. scored Q great victory by carrying his home city. Buffalo, for the candidate of his party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
JILTED, CROSSES SEAS
 ONLY TO BE MURDERED

Bluefield. w. Va. Nov. 3.--A romance of two continents had tragic ending today at coal mining village near here. A Sicilian girl who mad two sweethearts. tilted one and came to America recently to marry the other.
 Mlchiaelo Brunilda, the deserted low CT, followed her. He traced the couple. MT. and Mrs. Vincent Fairdnice, from Brooklyn, where they were married on the girls arrival to West Virginia. where the husband went to work In the mines. The old sweetheart came here today and found the girl he
 loved in the home of her husband. He fired at her, the bullet entering her breast. The woman secured her husbands pistol and fired at Brunilda. wounding him just as her husband en- tered the door. The latter took the pistol from his wife's hand and killed Brunilda, firing shot after shot into him as he died.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
FIGHT OVER AMENDMENT
BAPTIST MINISTER CUTS LIVERY
 STABLE MAN.
Arguments on Measure Passes Verbal stage--Defender Hits Back Af- ter Being Stabbed By
 Anieuder.s

Florence. Nov. s---tspeciaI. 1-Biood- shed came today in the local light on the prohibition amendment when Rev. J. A. O. Pace a Bapist minister, and s. P. Merrill. proprietor of a liv- cry stable. were the belligerents.
 The men met and began discussing the constitutional amendment. the minister favoring It's adoption. and Mir. Merrill opposing it. After heated argument. the men became engaged in an altsrcation. Rev. Pace cut Merrill with knife. and the latter retaliated with a blow.
 At this point. bystanders quickly separated the fighting men. and each was put under bond to appear in court tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
FEUDISTS MAY RENEW BATTLE Breathitt County in Foment
 of Excitement. TROOPS REPORT NIGHT BATTLE Bloodshed May Follow Burning of
 Woman's Home. Callahan, In Deadly Fear of A.sassin- ation, Has Escort of seIdiers. Brother of Tilden BIanten
 Confesses to Murder
 of His Enemy.
TROOPS REPORT NIGHT BATTLE

Jackson. Ky. Nov. s--Captain J. R, Sans, of the Lexington company, re- ported today that on their way to Crockettsville. Monday night. the sol diers were fired upon by a band of men across the Kentucky River. They re- turned the fire and detail caught one man. who. when found to be unarmed. was released.
 Details of the firing of the Deaton home at Crockettsvilie. Monday night. also arrived today. and they indicae that there may be serious trouble in this vicinity as a result. A member of the Deatons, who reached town w6h the soldiers today, said that the neigh bors refused to help the family fight the fire and that band of fifty armed men concealed on the hills close by, made it unwise for the Deatons to make any demonstration.
 Ed Callahan. says the soldiers. is in deadly fear of feud and assassination again. He had a detail of soldiers es- cort him from the polls at Crocketts- vile. Tuesday, and while he and his blood enemy. Govan Smith and their followers were at the polls all day. they remained peaceful.
 Slayer Shields Brother.
 An interesting feature of the pres- ent situation was thes admission to- night by John Blanton that 1t was he and not his brother Tiiden. who killed Demosthenes Noble at the Spring Fork precinct polls during the election Tuesday. John Blanton said the Noble had wounded Tilden Blanton in the arm and that after Tilden Blanton had fired and missed. John Blanton shot. The excuse for the narrative told by Tilden Blanton with himself as the slayer, was that Tilden Blanton want ed to assume the responsibility befo c the law. John Blanton was arrested at once.
 It was stated tonight that ss0,0oo was spent in Breathitt County by the Republican and Democratic commit tees during the campaign just closed
 Judge Redwine. in statement is- sued tonight, declared that he would externinate the .'hlind tigers" In Breathitt. s- : X.
 Late tonight the town was deserted and quiet and 1t was Iesrned that Sheriff Crawford had warned all pros pective jewellers that q repetition oi last nights fusilade would be met .sternly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
REPUBs DIsAPPoINrED.
ResuIt in Msssa chusetts roo Close for Comfort.

Result fn Massachusetts roo Close foz
 Boston, Nov. s,-The Democrats oi Massachusetts were far more gratineo in looking over the results of yestsr- dayss election day than the Republi- cans. for while the latter shcceeded tn keeping Governor Eben g. Draper md the rest of the State ticket in theiI present positions to win such victory by narrow margin of 5000 votes h total of s7o.ooo was too close for com fort.
 ingham defeated his Democratic oppon- ent. Eugene N. Foss by little ose' 5000 votes Last year Governor Drap. CT had a plurality of over so.oo0 and Lieutenant Governor Frothingnam ss'-
 The Democrats also made gains in the Legislature and today some oi them went even so far as to predict 2 defeat two years hence of senator Henry Cabot Lodge
 Today's revised figures give TOT
 Eben s. Draper. (Rsp.) 1so, ,o45.
 James H. vahey. (Dem-) 1s1.sss.
 For Lieutenant Governor:
 Louis A. Frothingham. tRep.l lss.-
 Eugene N. Foss. tDem.) 1si.5ss.
 Boston voted for a new plan or municipal government yesterday by 30, 900 majority. Under the new sys- tenn the mayor will be nominated by petition of 5000 voters and elected for four years. with the change of re- call should he prove unworthy at the end of two years. The city council will have nine members. the terms Of three members expiring every year. The next city election will be held January Il next.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
HONDURAS IMPLICATED.
Believed That Country is Aiding zeIay

Believed That Country is Aiding Relays
 Washington, Nov. S.-Persistent ru- mors are reaching the State Depart ment to the effect that the government of Honduras is giving active support tC President ZeIaya in'>Nicaragua in hfi contest against. the insurrectionary army of General Estrada. The seizure by Honduras officials of the American launch, the property of the Laguna dc Pertas Fruit Company, concerning which complaint has been made to the United States legation in Honduras will be made the subject of protest by this government.
 Beyond this it is not the purpose oi the State Department to take any ac. ton with respect to the attitude oi Honduras toward the zelaya govern ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
LONE MASKED MAN
 GRABS $3,000 AND RUNS

Green Bay, Wis. Nov. s.-A lone masked robber today held up the teller of the Farmers Exchange Bank with revolver, grabbed about $3.000 in cash and ran
 TWO men were seen later rapidly driving in a south. or southeast direc- lion. along the Manitovoc Road. and officers in automobiles are now SCOUT Ing the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
FACE MOB AND MYSTERY
MISSISSIPPI OFFICERS HOLD TWO
 STRANGERS.
One Man Dead, Two Others wounded
 and Mob vfoience Threatened p xs Problem They Must

shubuta. Miss. Nov. s.~-After start ing two strangers. known as Kenner and Phelps. to Meridian for safe keep ing to escape mob which was report cd to be forming. local officers tonight are endeayoring to connect fragmen- tary details in connection with the killing at Silas. Ala. last night of w. M. Doggett. the probably fatally wounding of Brooks Kroger and the beating Into insensibiIity of his broth CT. Bud Kroger.
 Yesterday the two Krogers. with Kenner and Phelps started on drive across the country to Silas. The con veyance returned today with the Gro- gers badly wounded but the strangers unhurt. The arrest of Kenner and Phelps followed The two while dis avowing any connection with the wounding of their companions, would make no further statement. Then fol- lowed advicss from Silas of the killing of Doggett and of the form ing of mob. The most plausible the- ory advanced. is that the party be- came involved in a free-for-al light.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
MOB WREAKS VENGEANCE
 ON woMAN's AssAILANTs

Sutton. ". Va, Nov. 3.---One negro has been shot and killed and two oth- CTS are being hunted by parties of men with dogs. after having been apprs- hended in the act of attacking a far mer's wife and binding the husband to tree near Gassaway. W. Va
 Late tonight news reached Sutton that one of the pursuing parties had surrounded the two missing negroes in a swamp near the scene of the crime
 At midnight a telephone communi- cation was received from Gassaway stating that two negroes thought to have been implicated in the assault on Mrs Lockl@sd had been captured near that place and placed in jail. Men with rifles are said to be guarding the jail against a possible lynching party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
HOLDS UP AUroIsrs.
Chalener First to Take Advantage e

Chslsner First to Take Advantage ei
 New Law. ss
 Cobham, Va. Nov. 3.--John Arm strong Chaioner. divorced husband of Amelia Rives the authorsss. now Prin- cess { Troubetskoy. and brother of Lewis stuyvesant Chandler. former Democratic candidate for Governor of New York. and who a year or more ago was exonefated by jury for the death of John Gillaland. who was shot and killed in scufiie with Chaloner in the Merrie Mills. chaloner's home in lAlbemarie County. today held up an automobile at the point of revol- yer.
 He forced the chauffeur to descend and lead his horse. which had become frightened, around the machine and out of danger.
 This is the first time that the vir- ginia law requiring . Chauffeur to render aid in such contingencies has ever been encforced in such a dras- tic measure And bysa private citizen z Chaloner Jhaintains that the revolver. which. he /sayss he is in the habit of carrying was unconcesied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
RuiId. ModeI T.nements.

New York. Nov. 3.--Pians were filed today for four model six-story tene- ments. which are to be built for tho accommodation of sufferers from tu- bercuiosis. at an outlay of $650.o00 not including sites. by William K Vanderbilt. Roof gardens. open-aii balconies and other features designed to combat the white plague. will make the tenements distinctive and only moderate rentals will be charged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
MANY PERSONS HURT
 IN CAR ACCIDENT

Des Moines. Ia.. Nov. 3-Careening like ship without rudder. a street car broke away from the control of'the motorman here today, and leaving the track, turned a complete somersault. killing one man and inJuring sixty five passengers.
 The dead man. w. R. Robb. of Ok lahoma City, was taken from the wreck a few minutes after the acci- dent, still alive, but died of a fractured skull shortly after his arrival at a hospital.
 D. B. Smith. of this city, was so se- riously hurt that he may die. It is believed that the others injured will recover.
 Among the seriously injured was FL bert Warren, captain and center of the Drake University football team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
Writes WiII on Wan.

Savannah, Ga. Nov. 3.-Peter Leist
 who claimed dozen trades and pro- fessions. but who was a hermit. was found dead at his home near Savan- nah today. He had been dead since Monday. He was seated in a chair
 apparently staring at the wall of hil room on which he had written his will leaving his property, which Is consid. erable, to his son. who is in school al sharon, Ga., or in event of his death
 to Henry Dreyer. of Brooklyn. N. Y. Two hungry bull dogs were guarding the dead man and threatened the DO. lice with their fangs. A year or more ago Leist's wife killed herself bJ blowing out her brains with pistol. !
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
Mak. PIan. for senboard.

Baltimore. Md. Nov. s.-The com mittee of directors of the Seaboard Air Line Railway appointed at the last meeting of the Board to recom- mend officers to serve under the re- organization will hold . preliminary meeting in New York tomorrow to dis cuss the scope of the committee and otherwise arrange for the work fn- trusted to it.. The names of the com mittee members have not yet been made public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
DISCOVERS HIGHEST
 WATERFALL IN COUNTRY

oshkosh, Wis, Nov. 3.-Edward Blach Rarv. the oshkosh explorer, who has iust returned from Labrador. reports the discovery in the wilderness of that country of a huge waterfall which he Ia confident will prove the highest wa terfan on the western hemisphere.
 This fall. he says, is' larger than Grand Falls, in Labrador, which is S6S feet high,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
noy,. Ca.e Ph..Iinx.

Cleveland. O.. Nov. s.-Looai police authorities have been thrown Into a auandary by a new confession by Alva Coan, IT years old. that he murdered little Alexander Hoenis, two years ago. The boy first confessed to the murder Monday. That night he re- tracted when the police accused him of fabricating the story. Today. in his room at the Moy's Detention home. he wrote c lengthy descriptive confession of the crime and addressed 1t to Juve- nile Judge Adams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
RIr BuIIding Unsafe .

New York. Nov. S-Abandonment Of the criminal courts building. a $2,00o.- 0OO structure, only nine years old, was ordered bv the police tonight follow ing a report by the Superintendent of Buildings that it's walls might collapse. The structure Is of stone and appar- entIv substantial, butNit was built be- fore the days of steel reinforcement and the excavations for the subway caused it's foundations to sag. The criminal courts building has been the scene of many famous trials, Including the Thaw and Molineux cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
Tne Court. and Patents.

Washington, Nov. 9.-That the courts are invested with no power to inter- fere with or to supervise the conduct of investigations in the patent office was the decision of Chief Justice Shep- ard, of the Court of Appeals today. The decision reversed decree of lower court granting John J. Heaney, an in- ventor, of York, Pa. an injunction pro- hibitings the patent office from investi- gating alleged irregularities in appli- cations for Heany's patents.