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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
News OF the lntermOuntain ReqiOn
Provo News Notes

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, Oct l6.-n the district
court today the following names were
rs petit jurors, the ycDire returnablc
October Is: William T. Ewcll, Jr,
Santaquin. John Houston. Sr., American
Fork, Reed L. Anderberg, Joseph w.
Dunn. Robert Phillips, Provo; Zcuos W.
Tiffany. Joseph f. Gardner. Salem;
John V. Nebeller. Payson; Amos L..
Penrod. Lincoln; Joseph l.. Kelley,
Pleasant Grove.
William J. Skinner was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Amos Skin
ner, deceased, and the bond was fixed
at $4,000.
The bond Of Joseph Gnrr who is
charged with statutory crime, was
reduced from $500 to 1900.
marriage license has been issued
70 John j. Booth and Ethel Wilson.
both of Provo.
The fusion movement between Tho Re
publican and Democratic parties here
has virtually boon abandoned. and il
is said a third ticket viii be put in
The field on Monday Tho prohibitions
lists. who are moi satisfied with either
of the two prohition tickets now in
the field, are now figuring on calling
prohibition mass convention for Mon
day 10 nominate fourth ticket. If
this is done there viii be three tick
cts, all running on platforms which
declare for unqualified prohibition as
against one ticket which is anti-pro-
hibitiou and for high license aud strict
regulation.
\ rumor was current on the streets
today that the radicals in the prohibi-
Attorney ID. -. Houtz TO steer them out
of the woods, but this rumor was denied
by Mr. Houtz when asked about the
matter.
James G. Dutlin and his co-workers
have got the people Of Provo into the
worst political mN.up that hns ever
happened here, and il VIII take more
than one lawyer 10 untanglc The mess.
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Pcdagogucs Enjoy Outing.

SPtCTdT 10 TIC TIONN',
OGDEN. Oct. l6.--A delightful out
ing IN Oglcn CANYON was cnjoyed by
over two hundred teachers in the salt
Lake public schools TODAY The teach
crs arrived in Ogden on q special train
over The Oregon Short Line railroad
al 10 o clock. Two Of thc big canyon
ears were waiting at the depot to CON
vev the teachers to The Hermitage re.
sort in Ogden CANYON, where n ma
iority of the visitors spent he day
climbing the mountain peaks and gath
eTlng beautiful autumn leaves 4
number Of the visiting teachers spent
the day with friends in the city The
special train left for Salt Lake at 40
o clock this evening.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES
ARE HELD IN PARK CITY

Special 10 Tho Tribune,
PARK CITY. Oct. 1G.-Democrntic
caucuscs were held in tho various
wards Of the city tonight and the fol
lowing delegates To the city convention
were elected:
First ward-Chairman F.. W Berry;
secretary, Peter Clark; committee, +.
l.. Kopp. Peter Clark, William Berry
delegates, George Smith, p. j. Tallow,
Edward Eopp, T.. w. Berry, Henry
flales, Peter Clark. Lewis Perrard, j. G.
Coffee, Andrew Fife.
Second ward-Chairman T.. II
lloran; j. j. Fitzgerald, secretary;
ward committee, John Doyle, f. j. Nc,
LaughIan, Pat Hceman; delegates, NJ
NJ. Condor, j. j, Fitzgerald, Edward
Kelly, James Crawford. Pat IIccman
John DOYLE, j. c. O'IIara, ID. IL. Ioran
r.. j. Mclaughlin.
Third ward-Chairman John Tallow
secretary. Joe Dirkins; committee
BARLEY McDonough, T, Tracy. John
Tallow; delegates. +. Tracy, BARLEY Nc.
Donough, Horny Orffman, James Hunt
Peter Farnan, John Talon. Tim Hol
land, James Doran, Lucy Garvin
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WANTS ACCOUNTING
Of ALL ROYAL TIES
Mrs. Nellie Stuart Alleges For
mer Husband Assisted in
Invention.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct l6.--Allegipg that John
Douglas Peterson, a co+invtntor or the
famous Remington pump-gun, refuses 10
make 10 her an accounting of fhe pro
ceedS and ROYALTIES which he has re-
ceived from the Remington Arms com
panv since patent on the invention
was obtained, although her former hus-
band a H. Bennett, assisted in the in.
vention of tho fucarm and owned an
intcres, in the patent Mrs. Nellie Ben
nett Stuart, through her attorneys. Hal
vorson & Pratt, has begun an action in
Vho district court demanding IN ac-
counting; the payment 10 her of one
fourth of the purchase price for the
patent; one-fourth of the royalties al
ready received and TO he received from
the Remington Firearms company IN the
future, and temporary injunction
against Peterson, prohibiting him from
disposinp Of the fourth interest in the
patent which is claimed by the plant
iff.
Ir her complaint, Mrs. Stuart says
that during 1901 and 1902 her former
husband, 4. H. Bennett. and Peterson
were engaged in the invention and pat
cnting Of the repeating shotgun known
as ''pump gun, now manufactured at
the rate of 100 each day by the Rem
ngton Arms company Of llion, \, Y.
By the terms of the agreement between
Peterson and Bennett, Mrs Stuart SAYS
Bennett was 10 receive one fourth IN
,eresi in the firearm and the same per-
ccntage of the royalties, which were oh.
tanned after the patent was completed.
ON November 1, 1902. she SAYS. her hus-
band died in Colorado, leaving her as
his sole heir. Peterson was paid $4,000
by the manufacturers Of the gun Sep.
tember 1, 1903, and Mrs. Stuart says
sho received Of this but $500. In all
She declares. upon information and be-
lief. that he has already received about
$4,000. which includes thirty-five cents
for each gun manufactured.
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RATHER BUSY TIME in
MURRAY POLICE COURT
Special to The Tribune.

MURRAY, Oct. l6.-Thc past few
days have been very busy ones in the
city court. Judge G. VI. Hanks was the
presiding Judge. George Shirley, 4
transient, after taking mp about one
hour Of the court S time, finally plead
was handed a fine of So, which he paid.
i. G.. Kercbcndorfer. German, entered
town without the necessary coin TO en-
able him to get lodgings, and. owing TO
his lack OF pecunlary strength, he
was given two minutes 10 gain The
boundaries Of Murray.
Mike Engrch pleaded guilty TO the
charge of petit larceny. and WAS taxed
$40. Andy Adamson was fined so for
disturbing the peace.
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DEMOCRATS OF NEPHl
HOLD CITY CONVENTION

Special to Tho Tribune.
NEPHI. Oct. l6.-Thc Democratic
municipal convention was held last
evening and the, following ticket was
nominated:
Mayor, c. NJ Whitmore.
Long term councilmcn, Enoch Burton.
Short term councilmen, p. p. Christen
sen, j. l., Belliston and James Biglcr.
Recorder. Peter Sorenson
Treasurer. John Iatimer
Justice of the peace, Albert V. Gadd.
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NOMINATE CANDIDATES
FOR LIBRARY BOARD
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Oct l6,-A mass meet
ing of citizens was held at tho city hall
tonight TO nominate candidates for the
library board to be voted for Novcm-
Der .. The board Will consist of six
members. two for two-year terms, two
for four year terms and two for six.
year terms. Four candidates wcro nomi-
mated for each term, the two receiving
the highest vote for each term being
the ones elected. The names of the
nominees follow:
For two ycars-Edward Pike, NJ. u,
Homlett, G.. S. FRANKIE and Elijah
Bowen.
For four years-Dr. John IIcnse, Mrs.
Edward Pike, Peter Borup and James
2. Driscoll.
For six years-Isaac i, Bernard, An
drew r. Mitchell, James d. Stack and
II. G. Doty,
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Charged With Grand Larceny.

Special 10 Tho Tribunc,
OGDEN. Oct. l6.-Gcorgc l.. Gut
ner was arragned III the district court
this afternoon on the charge of grand
larceny and entered plea of guilty to
stealing $50 from Mrs. 1Iilda Ring
ncsday was set by The court for pass
ing sentence upon the prisoner. Guiner
was brought back from Chicago last
week by Detective Frank Pender.
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Bingham Brevities
Special 10 The Tribune.


BINGHAM. Oct 16.-The American
Association Of Mining Engineers came
to camp Thursday After being shown
over the camp, they returned TO Salt
Lake in the afternoon
Since the difference of the laborcrs
and the Utah Copper company have
been settled the workings arc assuming
their natural appearance, and no trouble
is looked for. although three or four
mon vested with the power of deputy
shcrlffS continually patrol the com
pany 5 property for fear OF any posi-
BILE talked of trouble or outbreak These
deputies will soon be relieved, as quiet,
ness prevails.
The Utah Copper company is en-
closing all property with high board
fences and making other extensive i'm.
prOvcments,
The registration of voters Tuesday
was heavier than former years. Both
Citizens and Socialist parties were out
in full force with all kinds of rigs,
bringing people 10 register who have
not heretofore done so. Both political
parties are preparing for the fight, and
the outlook IS for a possible close cleo
tlon,
A new road has been built around
the hill from. Upper Bingham TO the
Commercial mine.
Members Of fire department stations
Nos; ] and held Joint meeting We'd
nesday. terminating il with an en- Joy
able Dutch lunch
G. b. Russell, formerly business
man of Montana, has bought property
here and viii be prominent in business
circles of the camp.
DR.. Stranp and DR. Flynn returned
from a three weeks visit 10 the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition.
General Manager Treloar and Harry
Lee, officials of the Bingham Butte.
were in camp making preparations TO
reopen that property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Puntncy have re-.
turned from an extended visit TO Salt
Lake City,
Joe Lcrwcll of Salt Lake was in camp
inspecting and supervising his nearly
completed new building on Main street
John 7: Began is living above his
newly built store on Main street.
number OF young folks made n
stage trip to Sandy Friday night, re-
turning early Saturday morning.
The. high school pupils gave a get
acquainted party Saturday evening in
the opera house, at which the parents.
teachers and pupils met All reported
an enjoyable time. Several matters
pertaining 10 studies and the young
people s work were discussed
Samuel III. Horncr, formerly with the
Boston Consolidated, has accepted the
suporintendeucy of the Gold Pioneer
mines at TelIuridc, Colo He will short
ly take charge of the latter named
mines at the Colorado city. Mr. Horner
is we'll known here and at Salt Lake
r. Il. Green Of Depot ward has new
son and heir to gladden. his heart.
The many friends Of Mrs. Mike
Mays, wife of the general foreman of
the Utah Copper company, will be
panied to hear of her death in Salt
Lake Friday. Thursday, with her hus.
band, she drove to Salt Lake, as her
condition was such that it was not
deemed advisable to wait for the after
noon train, Besides her husband. Mrs.
Mays is survived by two small children,
Ralph and Earle. Beautiful floral of.
ferings were sent by Bingham residents
Funeral at Salt Lake City.
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NEW PENNIES AT A PREMIUM

The
initials Of the designer the
the stopped coming them until die made elm
the initials This big demand for the and
result they being held at Mistakes
very easily made but easily
be careful in selection of medicine
Poor Appetite Faulency Heartburn Sour Stomach Indigestion
Dyspepsia Costvenss Bousness Colds Grippe
Choose Hosetes Stomach Bters
he fftysx years
worthy of fair trial Try bottle
for yourself, but getting Hoseer's Ritters.
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CONVENTION OPPOSED
TO CLOSING SALOONS

Special to The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, Oct. 16.-Thc Re
pubicans of Spanish Fork held their
convention here last night and placed
the following ticket in the field:
Mayor-Francis Smell.
Recorder-James Nelson.
Treasurer-AmmOn Tuttle,
,Jnstice-Ncil Dable.
Fred Matley was nominated for
long-term councilman, and David viii
liams. Herbert Smell and w. o. Jones
for short-term councilmen.
The convention adopted platform
which favored high license as opposed
to prohibition.
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WELL-KN0WN FARMER
DROPS DEAD AT WORK
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 16.-Charles McFar-
land, wellknown and prosperous farm.
or living at West Weber, dropped dead
shortly after noon today while al work
in field near his homo. Death is be
lieved 10 have resulted from stroke
of apoplexy The sudden death of Mr..
Mcfarland was a great shock to the
neIgbborhood and the members of his
family. who say that he had apparently
been in the best of health and spirits.
Mr.. Mcfarland is a son of Archibald
Mcfarland, a leading member of the
Mormon church in that portion Of the
county. He was forty-fivc years Of
age,
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TO CELEBRATE BEGINNING
OF WORK on NEW ROAD
Special to The Tribune.

LOGAN, Oct. I6-Thc people of
this city intend 10 celebrate the COM
mcncement of work on the street rall
way that is to be built here this fall
It was announced that work was to
begin on Monday, but since then it
has been learned that Promoter David
Eccles will be here on Tuesday, and
the commencement Of work was post
ponod until then, There was a meet
ing held here this afternoon, at which
program for the occasion was ar
ranged.
There is is to be parade, which Will
be headed by the A. G.. cadets. and the
march will be from Main street TO
the depot. This will be ut n. M. and
then will come a meeting, at which
Mr.. Eccles, Congressman Joseph How
ell and Mayor Edwards will deliver
speeches James Quayle, a pioneer of
this section, will hold the plow while
the first ground is being broken.
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PROHIBITION FAVORED
BY THE DEMOCRATS

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, Oct. l6.-ln con
irast TO the Republican convention, the
Democratic convention held al the city
pavilion tonight declared itself in favor
Of prohibition. The prohibition plat.
form was adopted by a vote of 15j TO
II. and it was later made unanimous.
The following ticket was placed in the
field
Mayor, \. s, Jones
Long term councilman. Ncphi T.
Garduc,.
Short term couucilmcn, Albert Sven
son. Rich II, Jcx and Ilyrum Christen.
sen.
Recorder. Rodger Greer.
Treasurer, Jacob Robinson.
Justice. William Frost.
City chairman. w. O Greer.
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BASEBALL FANS TAKE
POSSESSION OF P1TTSBURG

PITTSBU'NG. oct l6.--Paudemoumm
roignod here tonight. FittshurG was
turned over 10 the baseball enthusiasts.
who wildly celeb.Hted the victory "r TN"
Pjttsburc Baseball club today. street
car traffic las practically been aban-
doncd down town, and the business ceu-
tors OF tho surrounding suburbs riyhl"d
the main streets OF the city IN the noise.
Baseball fans. headed by brass bands.
marched about tho city cheering like
nadmcn and waving pcnnanis- Pictures
nf Babe Adams. the pitcher. were dis
PLAYED hv mauy Of the stores and were
carried by the fans In il" par,d"s.
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making double play. Gibson forced
Wilson at second. Bush 10 DelehantF. NO
runs
Detroit-Mullin batted for Donovan and
win continue to pitch for Detroit.
great cheer went zip when Mullln walked
10 the plate. Mullin lined TO Miller. u.
-. Jones slid 10 first he tore the bag
from lts fastening and the game WAS de-
laycd while ~ was being replaced. Bush
out. Adams 10 Ahsteln. ID. Jones going TO
second Cobb out. Adams To Absteln.
No runs.
Wagner Walks in Fourth.
Pittsburg-Muliln now pitching for be-
troit Adams flied To n. Jones. Hyatt
drew base on hans Leach singled over
8nshs head and Hyatt went to second
Clarke sacrificed. Mullin L. r. Jones
Hyatt took third and Leach on second
wagner was purposcly given Il base on
balls, filling the bases Miller singled 10
scndine Wagner 20 third Miller stole
second as Schmidt made no attempt 10
get him. fearing Wagner would come
home. Abste!n struck out. Two runs.
Detroit-Crawtord out. Leach 10 ABB
stein. Delehanty singled TO right O'Lsary
pIHPped rIgh, TO WngneT, IT, Jones singled 70
Schmidt hit To Leach. who forced Dele
haDty al third. No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Pittsburg-Wilson flied 10 Crawford
Gibson out, Bush to 4. Jones Adams out
Dolehanty to T, Jones. No runs.
Detroil-Leach made n great one hand
out TO Ahstcsn at first -. Jones struck
out IL has started TO rain Bush out.
wagner 10 AbsieiD. No runs
Sixth Inning.
Pitlsburg -ilyatt out, Delehaniy 10 7.
Jones. Leach doubled into loft fieid
crowd. Clarke drew base on balls
Wagner sent a three base hit 10 lcit.
scoring Leach and Clarke, and Wagner
scored on II, Jones' bad throw 20 third.
Miller IiIed TO Cobb. Abstein popped to
Detroit--Cobb out. Adams to Ahstsin.
Crawford flied to Clarke. Leach made a
star catch of Delehnnty's foul No runs.
Clarke's Great Catch in Seventh,
Pittsbure-WIson sent high fly 10 u
Jones Gibson doubled To center Adams
hit hot liner 10 o'Leary, the latter
knocked ]; down. Bush got IL and threw
Adams out TO r. Jones Gibson went 10
third. Hyatt out, Delehanty TO T. Jones.
Dotroit-o,,Lcary fouled to Gibson:
Wagner made a star stop OF r. Jones
grounder and threw bin out at FIRST.
Schmidt doubled into left leld crowd
Clarke made a great catch of Mullin S
hard drive. No runs
Eighth Inning.
pittsburg Leach out Muliu 10 r.
Jones. Clarke drew q base on bills,
making II his fourth walk during the
game. Clarke stole second. Wagner sent
i long fly 10 Crawford. Clarke did not try
10 got TO third. Cra wford made an error
by dropping Milcrs flN, Clarke scoring
and Miller going To second ~. Jones
made a great running catch Of Ahstcln' s
tly near left field crowd. One run.
Dctroit-D. Jones popped 10 Miller
Wagner made good catch Of Eush'S foul
Clarke came in and caught Cobb's short
ny. No runs.
Ninth Inning.
PjttsnurG Wilson sent a high fly tc
. Lcary. Gibson's groundcr WAS too hot
for Bush and went for a single. Adams
sacrificed 10 r. Jones. unassisted. Gibson
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Answer is Eiled

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN, Oct. l6.-The attorneys for
Mrs. Julia c. Blair this afternoon fled
an answer in two eases brought by
Gage Bros, 4 Co and Frankel. Frank
& Co., on alleged open accounts, de-
nyng all of the allegations and ask
ing the court TO dismiss the actions
ar nlaiutiifs costs
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Real Estate Company.

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY, Oct 16.-A real estate and
Investment company. with capital stocls
OF SIS 900, TO be known as the j. II, Miller
Real Estate and Investment company, has
filed articles of Incorporation. The place
OF business will be at Murray. The stock
Is divided into dollar shares. Mrs. Mary
]. Miller is president and manager OF the
f1rnl Reuben G. Miller is vice president
l., C. Miller secretary and treasurer,
These. with Mary Jane Whitney. william
r. Miller, Maude j.. Davis and Leonard
NJ. Miller form the board OF directors
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Brought Before Court.
TO The Tribune,

SUtVIdI 10 TIC IITUUTIEs
OGDEN. Oct. l6,-In response to a
petition from his divorced wife, Nellie
NJ. Neal. James w, Neal was brought
before the district court this morning
and testified nat his failure TO pay his
wife aimony was his ignorance of such
Il decree having been issued. Neal
was discharged by the court after it
had been made clear that he had re.
ceivcd no legal notice to pay his di-
yorccd wife S25 monthly alimony.
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rIT1&HI.I,E

TNo-b base MIS- MorI1HitN. Schmidt.
bclchanty. Abstcin. Leach Gibson. Three
base hits-WaGuer Hits OF Donovan.
? in thrcc innings. oft MUl'ii,, in six
innings Sacrifice hlts-Lc1ch. Wilson.
Clarke /: Adams Sncrncc nv-Hyatt.
stolen bases--CIari;c .. Ahstsin, Miller.
Double plays-Rush 90 Schmidt TO Dele
hanty Left on bascs--Dctroi,. .. Pitts
burg. l0 Base ON balls-on Donovan, g
of Mullin &: Of Adams. l. First base
on errors-P -Pittsburr. !. Hit bv pitcher
Donovan (Bvrnc). Adams. (Bushl. Struck
cut-By ATulliu. l; by Adams. / Time
2:oa l-mpires-OLaus Iohus'ons.
Evans and klem.
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Mortensen Sued.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN, Oct. 16-Ben Mortensen. the
wcll-known baseball player, who has
played on all OF the state teams in re-
cent years. is the defendant In a suit filed
here today. He is sued by W. A. WILL
hanson for Sl26 the damage alleged 10
have been inflicted upon a horse that
Mortenseu hired from him some time ago.
and, it Is further alleged, overdrove,
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Judgment by Default.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 16-Judgmcnt by de.
fault was entered in the district court
this afternoon against Thomas P Nc
lfarIand for $3.50 in favor OF Attorneys
James y, Klmball and George Halver
son. kimball and Halverson claimed
that the defendant owed them $500
for attorneys fees, but that only $6j
had been paid on the account
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NEWS OF EPHRAlM
spacial To rbc T,.lbpnc

SpoCiaI % The TribUnC.
EPHEAIM Oct lC.-Countv Clerk
E!iOson has ISSUED marriage licenses DO
the following couples during the past few
days: George N. Larson Mauti, and
Martha Mae Block OF Sanford. Colo I;
waiter stevens OF Bun City and Grace
Crowlher of Sanford. Colo: Alma West
cIn Boscrct and Nancy Stauworth OF
tllnckley; lanes LESLIE Daniels OF Ma
nasSn, Colo, and Pearl Morgan Of san
ford. Colo; Siins Edward Earl ana Jessie
NeIn Dnck, both OF EnYettc.
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Meets With Death.
special 10 The Tribune.

SpcrihI ~ L NC iilDuh''
MURRAY, Oct. 16.-O NJ Daniels. SOM
ln-law of a, 4. Greenwald of this place,
was killed this week al the reservation
at Fort Rilsy camp. Kansas. A telegram
sent 10 the Greenwald family here stated
that the young man was engaged i'm
cleaning the guns when the explosion
happened. proving fatal TO him, killing
two others. and jnjuring six OF his fellow
workmen. Daniels was previously located
at Fort Douglas. and had been in Kansas
but short time when he met his death.
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Charged With Assault,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. l6.-Information charg-
ing Charles Wilson and j l.. Mosse
with an assault with intent to commit
robbery was filed in the district court
this afternoon by District Attorney
Harris The two men arc said TO have
held up A. j. farrell the evening of
September % but found nothing of
value on his person.
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Adiudged Insane.
o The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. l6-Edward j. O'Cal.
la1han, well-known member of the
sporting fraternity of Ogden. was this
morning adJudgcd insane in the district
court and ordered committed 10 the
state mental hospital by Judge Howell
Deputy Sheriff Hutchens left for Provo
with the unfortunate man this after
noon.
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Funeral Notice.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 Tic TrIbune.
MURRAY, Oct. 16.-Services will be
held Mt Mdvale Sunday over the body
OF Mrs Cora Jane Van Doran. who sue
cumbed Friday after a lingering illness.
The deceased woman was the wife OF
Ralph Van Dorens and was twenty-rour
years old. She was a member OF the
Rebckahs and Woodman Circle OF Wood
craft. Immediately after the services the
remains Will be taken TO Salt Lake, and
interment made in Mount olivet ceme-