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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-20
CHARLESTOWN

Mrs. II. X. Barnes, Miss Barnes and
Miss Black spent the weekend al
Pefrymans.
Mrs. X. b. Gibson had as Saturday.
Monday guests, MIR. and Mrs. C. C.
Gibson, Misses Gibson and Dill, and
Paul Gregg, OF Wilmington.
Miss Logan was a Baltimore and
Washington visitor last week.
MIR, J. b. Cantwcll was in Elkton
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Bouchclle and Miss Plummer
OF Cccilton, were recent guests OF Mrs
J. w Jackson.
Mrs w. r. Lamar was a North East
visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. b. Graham is visiting in Viii
miugton.
Clarence Boots has accepted a posi-
ton with Bancroits at Wilmington.
Mrs. l.. A. Richardson is spending
some time in Philadelphia.
Miss Lotto Cooper is at home on
accoun, Of measles at the Cecil Count,
High School.
Miss Mary Smith. OF Elkton, is sub.
shutting for Miss Cleaves at the school
Mr., and Mrs. w. X Logan are al
The Naples"
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WOODLAND

The Fosnocht social has been indie
finitcly postponed as Mr. Kinks young
est son. Allen, has the diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Harlan, OF
Omaha. have been the guests OF his
sister. Mrs. J Howard Gray, at the
parsonage.
MIR, Joseph Tomlinson is with his
wife at Frankford. Pa.
Mr.. Carroll Tyson was the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. f. T. Bryde, OF Phila-
delphia, this week
Little Miss Pearl Tyson and Master
Willard Thompson have been confined
TO the house with the measles
Miss Eshclman, of Port Deposit,
was an over Sunday guest OF Miss Vir-
ginia Charsha.
The Bible Study Class is held at the
Church evry Thursday night, and is
very instructive. but is not as we'll at
tended as the Pastor would like.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Thompson entertained the
Cecil Farmers Club. Wednesday
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veins.
Mrs II + Wardcil, Of Newark, Del.
was a town visitor on Wednesday.
Miss Rutter, OF Wilmington, has
been spending some days with Miss
Lizzie Donahoo.
Mrs. G. {. Crawford and Mrs. c. NJ.
Crawford were Philadelphia visitors
last week
Mr.. NJ. +. Cole, Mr.. Edward Krauss
and Mr. Ernest Catalone have wired
their places OF business expecting the
electric light soon.
Miss Rhoda Wilson, OF North East,
spent part OF the week with Mr. w. A.
Wilson and family.
Mr.. ]. s. Davidson returned from
New York with his men on Monday,
where he has been harvesting about
$4,000 tons OF Is-inch ice for the Ameri-
can Ice Co.
NOrICI.--All persons wanting a
place 10 dump ashes and refuse. ex-
ccpt rotten meats, etc. may have the
privilege OF dumping at my wharf
along the river.
Feb 6, It T. MORGAN OWENS.
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PERRYVILLE

Misses Ethel and Susie McAIullcn
have returned home after spending sew
eral weeks in Philadelphia.
Mise, Emma. Ida and Nellie VII
son were IN Wilmington and Newport
last week.
Master Clarence Bouldcn is i'll with
scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Owens and
children spent Sunday last in North
East
Mr.. George Campbell and son Ralph.
were III Baltimore the past week
Mr. Day McCaulcy, OF Andora. spent
sunday last with Mr. S G. McCaulcy
and family
Mrs \. II Owens entertained the
Ladies Nrt Circle IN Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Allie Boyd is spending some
time in Baltimore.
Miss Mabel Ilnfcckcr has returned
home from Philadelphia.
Quite = number of ladies and gentle.
men attended a box social in North
East on Wednesday night
Miss Katie lamar, OF Port Deposit,
was The guest OF Mr. Harry White and
iamily last week
MIR William Calvert has been quite
81 the past week
Miss Frances Barnard is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Stacy Gnrrcll in Brooklyn.
n Y.
Misses Virginia White and Myrtle
Winklcr spent Saturday and Sunday
last al Chase, Hartford county.
Spraincd ankles and lost spectaclcs
is something new for our young men,
while visiting out OF town, especially
on Sunday night
MIR. Charles Banks while adjusting a
bot on the machinery at the Eureka
Fertilizer Works. on Friday last was
caught in the cogs. tearing his left arm
and shoulder and spln,ering two ribs.
Tie was sent to- the University Hos
pital, in Baltimore.
Mr., w II. Beck. Sr., has returned
from the German Hospital in Phila-
delphia, where he was operated on.
on the left leg for broken and running
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BAY VIEW.

Miss Taylor, oi Elkton. was an over
sunday guest OF Miss Beuah Worth.
Mrs. Nelson Gray and Miss Stella
Foreman. oi Wilmington. spent from
Friday until Sunday with Mrs. c. r.
StrauSburg.
Mr. Frank K. Davis was home from
New York the first OF the week.
Misses Susie and Bcrtic Smith were
Washington visitors part oi last week.
Mrs. 1almagc was in Baltimore last
Saturday.
Miss Elsie Gamble was unable TO
teach her school part ni last week on
account al severe cold
The attendance at the moving pic
cure show presented by Mr. Rooney, of
North East. is increasing.
McSSrS. John - Livcrs and William
Wolf, electrical contractors. accom-
panied by Mr. Carey, OF Baltimore, and
Mr. Stump, 81 Pcrryvillc. visited Gil
pins Falls plant ON Sunday
Miss Eta Sliccr. oi Pennington. is
spending a lew days in town.
Miss Mamie Trimhlc is visiting
friends in Wilmington and Philadcl-
pha.
Mr.. George Janucy has been quite i'll
che past week.
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ZION.

Miss Marietta Mearns entertained
the Sewing Circle on Friday evening
Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford England cele-
brated their tenth wedding anniversary
on Saturday evening
Mrs Rutlcdge Clifford entertained
the Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-.
sionary Societies on Saturday.
Mrs. ID. l.. Clifford returned home
from the German Hospital. Saturday
Miss Katharine Rutherford is spend.
ing some time with her friend, Mrs.
Lewis Miller. OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. j. NJ. C. Carhart was a Balti-
mroe visitor on Friday.
Mrs ID. NJ. Lee is spending some
time in Baltimore.
Mr.. Henry Warner, Jr., was the
weekend guest OF his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warner.
Miss Marietta MearnS has been the
recent guest Of Rising Sun friends.
Master Charles Ward. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Ward, is suffering from
burns received by putting a bowl oI
hot gravy from the table on himself.
The hot liquod went over his face,
chest and arm. scalding him severely
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There have been number OF eases
OF measles IN town recently.
Mrs. Delmar Smithers. Mrs. BEN
nett Steele, Mrs. ]. S. Hopper, Mrs.
Ralph Rees and Miss Lille Wooliord
were entertained by Mrs. Manly Dren-
men in Elkton, last Friday afternoon
Mrs. caleb ~ Price entertained the
Book Club and number oil friends
last Thursday evening.
$2s was cleared at the Valentine
Luncheon" given by the ladies OF the
Christian Endeayor Society. The
money will be used toward buying a
new carpet Tor the Sunday School
room.
The Epworth League will hold a
Luncheon" Friday and Saturday
in Reeds Corner store.
The following members OF Cecil
Lodge No. I2s a. +. and A. NJ, paid a
iraternal visit to Union Lodge at Elk
ton on Tuesday night: Capt. z. T.
Cooling. Byron Bouchellc, w. Z. Penn,
Irving Burke. John Black. NJ Love
less. L. 7. Cooling, Jr.. George II.
Rcuss, DIR. c. c. Laws, James II.
Vaughan, Hugh w. Caldwell and Rev
I. c. Smoot, OF Tangier Lodge Sew
eral other members OF Cecil Lodge
were kept from going by the storm and
business engagements.
The annual school entertainment will
be held in the Masonic Hall next Fri
day evening. Proceeds for the library
fund. The entertainment promises to
be vcrv good
Miss Esther Banks spent part OF this
week in Wilmington.
Mrs. ]. s. Hopper and daughter,
Alice, were Philadelphia visitors this
week.
Mrs. George Larrabee and children
IT Naroneck, n. Y, and Mrs. c. II.
Boulder. OF Philadelphia. are the guests
OF their sister. Mrs. f. II. Banks.
Mrs. =. +. Davidson and daughter.
Agnes, have returned from a visit with
Wilmington relatives.
Miss Mary Foard visited Miss Mamie
Jefferson over Sunday.
Miss Lcnore Lake spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Evelyn KILLER.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Brooks, OF Philadelphia,
is visiting her brother, w. T. Reed,
who is quite i'll.
Mrs Frank Gill, OF Baltimore, is
visiting her father, VIM. r. Bristow.
Mrs. ]. d. Mccoy and son. Jay, are
visiting Mrs. Ida Bouchelle.
Mrs. c. c. Laws spent part OF this
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-20
New Suits

The latest spring productions
are now arriving daily. Every
model we show is new and style
confined to us in this market.
All of our better grade Suits
we show but one of a size and
color with no duplicates.
Styles are now here suitable for
Women, Misses and Girls at Sra,
SIS, SIS, $40, sa5, S3o. S35 and
$40.
Among the lot you will find
one regular $40 style which we
offer at $25, having cleaned up
the balance of makers cloths.
Women's Coats are also shown.
Orr spring exhibit of the fol-
Lowing lines is very complete:
Laces, Trimmings, Embroider.
les, Dress Linens, Cotton Fabrics,
Silks, Dress Goods, Gloves, Hos
iery aud Neckwear.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Miss Marguerite +. Kidd will give
an organ recital next Sunday after
noon, at 80, in Memorial Hall.
The Alpha Delta Kappa" girls will
hold cake and candy sale in Mrs. f..
I. Dorcus store room opposite the
postoiiicc. Saturday afternoon at 2 p.
~. Any purchase you make will be
greatly appreciated by the YOU'RE lad
les oi the Society.
Mrs John f. Mohrlein was the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. +. Hurn, in Elkton,
this week.
Miss Blanche Stebbings will have
charge Of the Epworth League Devo-
tional service next Sunday evening.
Subject-"The Conditions OF Our Dis
ciplcship. john IS: IS.
Miss Ruth Oracle, OF Akin, spent
several days last week with Miss Mary
Buck
Miss Elizabeth Collins has returned
t. New York, alter spending very
pleasant week at her home.
Mr. George II. Buck is taking a
business trip down South this week
His plans are to spend from Friday UNI
I'll Monday with his son, Mr. Walter
Buck in Raleigh, n. {.
Mr. W. p. Cummings was a Philadel-
pja visitor, Tuesday
Mr. L. G. White was a York, Pa,
visitor on Monday.
Don't forget the moving picture and
vaudeville show to beg ivcn in the
Town Hall, Saturday evening, Fcbru-
airy 20, Tor the benefit OF the Riverside
C0rnct Band
The SuSquchanna Outing Club was
entertained WcdncS day evening. Feb
ruary Y, by Mcssrs. Ward Abrahams,
Roland Atkinson and Paul Cummings,
at the home of Mrs, L. J. Abrahams.
Miss Katie lamar was the guest OF
Mrs Harry White in Pcrryvillc, the
latter part OF last week.
Miss Evalyn Virginia Stcbbngs en-
tcrtaincd n number oi her friends at
her birthday party last Friday after
noon at her home
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Gcrhauscr left
Wednesday afternoon Tor a trip 10 New
Orleans. La
Mr. ard Mrs. Herring are the guests
oi Mr. and Mrs. Casper Mohrlcin
Mr. ". NJ. Stobcr. District Manager
ot the Diamond State Telephone CO.,
and Mr. Charles G Wells, solicitor, OF
Elkton. visited the Port Deposit office
last Friday
Miss Ida Gunther spent last week
with Baltimore friends
Mr. Fisher died at the home OF his
son. DR.. s G. Fisher, Wednesday ai-
tcruonn NJ ) O'Clock. oi paralysis
Miss Virginia Martin visited relatives
IN Baltimore this week.
Mrs, Morris Ackcr was a Baltimore
visitor. Wcdnc Sday.
Mrs u. r. Darnall. oi Baltimore,
was the guest OF Mrs r. c. Hopkins
this week
Mr. and Mrs Rowland Clapp. Of
Roland Park. spent Sunday with Mrs
Mollic Clapp.
Mrs. William Cumming, was an Elk
ton visitor Tuesday.
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Mother Gray's Swcc, Powders for Children us
cd hN Mother Gray. a nurse IN Chidrcn's Home
Ncw York hrcak IN Colds in y hour. cure Fc-
vcrishucss Headache stomach Troubles. Teeth
ing Disorders. and DESTROY Worms. ~ all drug
ris's &c. Sample mailed FREE. Address. NJ
len :. olms,cd. LcRoy. y. y
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LEARN TELEGRApHY

Graduates of this school are in grea;
demand by the big railroads. Now
have advance calls for over 1000 op.
orators. We teach and place you ir
an easy. good paying position in 10 &c
20 weeks.
Atlantic Telegraph Institute
Laurel, Del.
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Wallace win, OF Rowlandvilc, Is
under Pasteur treatment in Baltimore
Tor mad dogs bite on one OF his
wrists.
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week in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Watt. d
Cecilton, were the guests 81 Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Polk Steele.
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FINE SUITS.

We found a good maker with
some fine heavyweight cloth
on hand; rather than carry
till next season, he was will
ling to make up Suits at a
price. They are here. $50,
s25 and $50. Fine Mixed
Worsted Suits at $II.25 and
SIS. Plenty OF Big Sizes and
Stout Suits among them. A
lot of New Suits in our 20
Sale; all Worsted Suits in
Regulars and Stouts. New
Spring Overcoats, new Spring
Hats, new Shoes, new Neck
wear, new Shirts, new Suits
and Top Coats for Rows
Everything in Tuxedo and
Full Dress Suits, Hats, Shoes
and Furnishings.
s e s::;s'' MULLINS s e. s;:''
WILMINGTON
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
BIRTHS

To the wife Of r. A. Linsley' SUI
day morning, a fine girl.
State Treasurer David Mattsoh gu
wife arc happy over the arrival .,
bright baby girl at their home ,u
stork appeared at the Mattson no'"'
last evening.
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aux of homeseekcrs from the west
viii begin to arrive "Wednesday night
and Thursday morning. To assist In
caring for the colonists two additional
tourist cars have been added TO the
regular train eluipment-one Of the
cnys Will be attached to No. 8 from
the east and 20 right through TO San
rraucisco. and another will be at
tached to Rio Grande passenger train
No i. from Denver. and be sent
through 10 Portland over the Oregon
Short Line.
GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL. s4.co
a. yard: Castle Gate. Clear Creek.
Rock Springs, always on land. Cor
sur-ers' Coal Co. A. A Shaw, Mgr
Phones 41S.
Kodak Finishing. .TrIpp studio.3lo 18th
auild,no the Viaduct-The first
span OF the new viaduct. covering q
distance OF 165 feet, from the western
approach TO the second tier Of pillars
or towers. is now nicely erected and
receiving the finishing touches Of the
workmcn. The travelling derrick and
engine used for hoisting purposes has
been moved on the recently erected
span. and everything Is now in shape
to rush work rapidly on the second
spen.
Rock Springs. Kemmerer. Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke. NJ. L.
Jones Coal Co.
For sale, safe. Bargain. 373 oath =
Governor spry and Party-Governor
Spry. the members of his staff and
several members of the Utah state leg
islature. occupying two standard Pull
man cars and provided with we'll
equipped diner, went north to Logan
on the Cache valley train last evening.
and returned this morning after an
inspection Of the state agricultural
college The touring statesmen con-
tinucd south. and the same elaborate
equipment will be used Wednesday In
taking the governor and party and the
state solons over the Western Pacific
extension.
Good girls wanted at Shupe-Wil-
Hams Candy factory. =
In Hess Bread you receive qualty
in quantity. Name on every loaf. =
Follow your interests to Bel-333. =
Do you want picture that looks
like you? One where all OF the model
Ing of the face is preserved? Craw
shaw makes them. 2469 Washington
To Wheelwright Bros. for lumber. -
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terwards came gorgeously attired In
wedding robes TO meet the disconcert-
cd son of New England at the altar,
He sought to buy her off and with
Yankee ingenuity succeeded in clos
ing the deal at so cents.
Then eamc the real climax OF the
play, which was The Virginia Reel
AS each reel took place the picturesque
part of the disappointed brides sump'
tuous apparel came TO full view, The
antics of the Yankee and graceful
whirling OF the bride convulsed the
audience.
But there was serious side to the
play. the leading role OF which was
taken by Pearl Either Moore In the
character OF the "bar maid" and after
wards the daughter of Sir William Ar
llngton. Her work was splendldly
done, as it always is. The coming
into the bar-room in a fainting con-
dition and the revival was a piece OF
fine acting. Pearl Either Moore has
earned for herself a very warm place
in the hearts of Ogden's theater-
gocrs.
Among the Bush-Rangers" is a
comedy of much merit and a decided
success.
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him back to the scene where he had,
himself, heard Sigler invite the girl to
come over to where he was He also
stated that he had heard the man Of
fer his sister q dollar.
The defendant testified that he had
told the girl he was looking for a
dollar in the pile of poles and that
Donati was too far away to have
heard distinctly what he said.
Siglers explanations did not please
the court and he was sentenced to a
straight ninety days on the Iock pile.
Sigler's companion. John Smith.
who WAS charged with carrying load
ed pistol In his pocket. the same hav-
ing been found upon him when search
ed at the station, WAS then placed on
trial. He pleaded guilty as he had
done the day before, stating that he
had purchased the gun and was TAX
ing ii home when he fell In with Sig
ler and was arrested. II was shown
that Smith was considerably under
the influence Of liquor at the time,
and he was thereupon let of with a
nominal fine of $40 or 10 days In jail.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
SAM SIGLER
SEN TENCED
TO JAIL
NINETY DAYS FOR IMPROPER
PROPOSAL TO A CHILD.
SIgler's Explanation Failed to Appease
the Wrath Of the Judge
Smith is Fined $40.

The cases OF Sam Sigler, charged
with disturbing the peace. and John
Smith. charged with carrying conceal
cd weapons. were brought up In the
afternoon session of police court Mon
day. convictions being made In each
instance.
AS noted in the Standard OF Monday,
Sigler was charged by George Huh
with having made improper proposals
to his little daughter, Mary HUFF. and
witnesses were brought into court to
prove the offense. Mary Hun and La.
tesla Prosher both testified TO having
passed Sigler while the latter was
seated on pile OF poles on Twenty
fourth street near the railroad tracks
and that he had called and beckoned
TO them.
Tho brother Of the Prosher girl. An
drew Donati, testified that the girls
had returned home frightened and
that he had made. his sister accompany
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
CHAMPIONSHIP DEBATE
AT the WEBER STAKE

The final contest between the classes
Of the Weber academy for the cham
pionship of debating Will be held in
the academy lecture hall at $50 We'd
nesday evening. March 3rd The first
series was won by the Sophomores
and Juniors, and these classes meet
Wednesday evening to decide who
shall have first place. A silver loving
cup, rendered to the Weber academy
by the class of 1905. will be awarded
10 the winners. TO be held by them
as trophy for one year with the priv.
ilege OF inscribing their class num-
erals upon the cup, as witness OF
their victory
The judges Will be Elder David O.
Mckay. Judge Rolapp and Judge Agee.
Good music Will be one OF the fea-
tures.
All friends of the academy are in
vitcd to witness the contest.
The question. Resolved, That the
United States should permanently re-
tain the Philippines.
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BOYS START OUT ON A
R0BBING EXPEDITION

After stealing $40 from the money
drawer in Cardon's grocery store al
Five Points. George Jenkins aged 90
on parole from the state reformatory
and Olson Christensen, aged 16 years,
started out from Ogden Tuesday after
noon TO see the world. Shortly after
arriving In Salt Lake they engaged a
room at the Lincoln house on First
South Street-anj that was the end OF
their journey, aside from side trip
to the city jail under the guidance Of
Police Sergeant Beckstead.
When Sergeant Beckstead WAS in
formed that the two boys were housed
at the Lincoln his suspicious led Ia an
investigation. The older boy, with
the gift acquired earlier, perhaps, put
up belicvable story but the young
er companion broke down and confess
ed that robbery had been commit
ted. that the two had Ned from Og-
den, and that jenkins was from the
reform school, Christensen told OF
how, meeting with Jenkins, the lat,
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aTH|||EEE:::5AAtHRR@Es' H|EE:::5 R@'
"AMoNG THE eUsH.RANoERs.

Last night the Moore stock company
appeared In the laughable and high
ly entertaining comedy drama entitled
Among the Bush,Rangers."
Mr, Moore. Mr. Whittier and Miss
Annie Ince gave their efforts to the
comedy roles and right we'll did they
entertain. II was a trio OF fun max
ers who we'll deserved the hearty
laughter thoy provoked
Not the least of the comIcalities was
the dress up OF this three-starred
comedy bunch. There was Mr.. Moore.
the American Yankee away of In Aus
tralla with his typical short panta-
looms and old-fasbioned oarpet-bag,
laying down the law of American
ethics and American loyalty to a lot
OF Australian Bush-RanGcrs and get
ting out of many difficulties with tho
customary yankee wit.
There was Annie Incc. whose make
up was anything but that of 4 lover
vigorously lavishing her tender affec-
tiOns upon the Yankee. and who af-
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WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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GEORGIA TAFT SPECIAL
LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON

Macon, Ga. March 2.-Ihe Talt
special, q train carrying $50 GeCrg,
ians. left here this morning for Wash.
ington, The party consists OF prom
inent men and women from this sec
ton of the state who Will attend the
inauguration ceremonies. The train
en- route Will pick up several parties
at number OF Georgia towns.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
MARRIAGES

A marriage license was Issued this
afternoon to Grover F Hartley OF
kemmerer.. Wyo., and Ncttic Larger
OF Henry's Fork, Wye.
Licenses have been Issued 10
Henry w Manning. Jr., of Hooper,
and Alice Sophia Bently. of Syracuse.
Utah; Carl w. Christensen and Raw
Davis. and Hugh n. Priyette and
Hazel NJ. Smith of Ogden.
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ter had persuaded him 10 go out anu
sec the world Lacking FUNDS
scheme was hit upon. and the tmo
went into Gardens store. Ihe yout,s
sat on the counter near the mone'
drawer, and when the clerk was Gu
gagged elsewhere the drawer was open.
ed and $40 stolen. When searcneu 80
the station $500 was found Oh 'o'
hOYS.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
NE W SP APE R
VENDOR IS
LOSER
HIS LIEUTENANT DEPARTS WITH
THE TREASURY.
Warrant Sworn Out by George oIIvant
For Stranger In Whom He
Placed Confidence.

George Olivant, the newspaper ven
der at the corner of Twenty-fourth
street and Washington avenue, is ont
with a complaint OF embezzlcmcnt
against his erstwhile lieutenant and
man Friday. with whose true name he
is not familiar. Friday" did a right
smart bit OF business the other day.
cleaning up about $3.50 during the
absence Of the head OF the establish
ment
The money apparently got heavier
and heavier In the pocket of the en-
ploye, and. as his conscientious scrup.
les slipped gradually away from him
he finally decamped, taking with him
the troublesome treasury.
Today George is searching diligent-
ly for the fellow and has sworn out
a John Doe complaint charging him
with the embezzlement OF $3.50 1t is
thought that the youth made off in the
direction Of Zion and inquiries are be-
ing made In that direction.
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OLDEST WOMAN OF OHIO
DIES AT AGE OF los

Niles. o.. March AT tho age of
one hundred and five years Mrs. Cath,
crime Powers. the Oldest woman in
Trumbull county, If not in Ohio is
dead OF dropsy at the home of her son.
Her hearing and sight were excellent
When one hundred years old, she
walked half a mile each Sunday 10 AZ.
tend services