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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-20
5IYVEDD I. 4 4 PERNIIT.

Aug. 20.--A marriage IL
5cense was issued yesterda "a afternoon
at the county clerk s office to Ed win N.
Williams and Clara Killer both Of Og-
den.
CONVICTED OF PETTY LARCENY.
All OGDEN, Aug. 90. fter being out
for nearly IL hours the Jury 4 In the ca Sc
of the state against Henry 1S4intz,
charged With grand larceny. brought In
10 verdict finding the defendant guilty
of petit larceny. The jury announced,
at about II a clock last ghta hat they
We're ready to report. The judge was
summoned from his chamber and the
prisoner and U counsel appeared. The
verdict was received With q smile by
the defendant.
The finding Kuntz guilty of petit lar
3ceny was the result of his attorney.
placing a jeWeler on the stand and
having him testify that the jeweIry
which Kuntz is alleged to have stolen
from the residence Of a P. Bigelowi
last March was not valued at more than
$40. which would constitute the crime
of petit larceny
After the burglarizlng of the Bige-,
low resid ence TSuntz went n to Boise,
Ida. where he IS alleged to have com
mitted o crime and then to Portland,
Or, where he was arrested and taken
to Boise. The Ida no aut horities believ-
ing that they did not have a strong
case against the man advised the Og-
den officers and the man was brought
to Ogden & .f5S n i M
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sgiraffcs and ostrielles. These favored
beasts seem to think that tender af,d
ssucculent garden truck were planted
especially for them, and fences only
stimulate their zeal to break down the
obstacles and 4revel in the feast More
3aggraNating still is the wild boar, which;
does not injure the fence, but roots out
a pathway under 1t and is ready to-
contract; to dis all the potatoes asnonths
Or 50 before they arc ripe enough for
the harvest. The white community OF
kilmatinde are offering head money
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4 NEW INCORPORATION.

a$s OGEG2N, Aug. 90 Articles OF silcorl5
poration Of the Rasmussen Realty
company were filed yesterday after
noon. The principal business of the
company is to engage in real estate and
insurance business III Ogd len. The CAPT
tai stock is $4,000 with shares Of the
par value of 81 each. The officers arc
Seth 4 homas, presid ent; G. r.. Hollings-
worth. vice president, and Carl Rass-
5rlussen, secretary and treasurer. the
principal place Of business is Ogden.
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year and leopartls have destroyed come
hundreds Of his sheep and goats. one
lion formed the record breaking feat
sof killing two full grown cattle In 10
minutes. These beasts of prey are UNI
der the government ban and q price is
offered for their destruction, Bit AMI
mails protected by law and regarded as
harmless are working even greater evil
than lions and leopards. The settlers
say they have not. yet sL;:ccsdatl Iii
building fences around their fields that.
will keep out the antelopes. 2ebras,
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for lions mad leopards IN addition to.
the government bounty N iii ttlesB re-
suit that the hunting of these fiinsals
! has been greatly stimulated. Osls man
has distinguished himself by killing;
as fast as he could shoot two lions md
10 leopard that were only three sot. -Four.
how to deal with5stfie other pests iSS
still a problem. New Eng gland IN rfil n
ers who have been wrestling with the
deer problem are iIl5f n position to sym
pat lize. --R ural New Yorker.
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JUMP THEFT, Il BOND.

ifDaDEhys ga Ii e POT Thomas Nice Carly
and Tlron,a as III ildabrand, the alleged
pickpockets who we're arrested some
$tin1e agb white attempting to operate
upon SILT; Iake & Ogden trains. and
who put4ip $50 bail IN the police court.
forfeited their bail yesterday by failing
ito appear. Ell
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III. = .lI- 7TI7flI =
fDIsAGREEABLE AT HOME.

lots sof men ana Won omen, en- who arc
home. Its not disposition, its the 4&liv-
ser. 1f YOU find in yourself that you feel
cross around the house. little things
5Herbine and put your liver in sha be-
You and everybody around Won will feel
better for It Price 50 cents per bottle
Sold by, q. g N Drug Dept. liz and
ia South Main ST. Salt Lake City.
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PROVO STUDENTS IN CHICAGO.
ann Side IN CANYON

PROVO, Aug "a heavy ,sind
slide on the Heber tracks in F. rovo
canyon, id bove III eiselt's resort. stopp-
ed the trains yesterday. They are run.
ming again today It Is believes the
springs on the mountains side above
the track are responsible for the slide.
and efforts will be made to take ca re
sof the water from the Strings. NJ -
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gisi1 II Then o f1cerS Herrick appeared
sonSt he scene Wright wv nt Into a nearby
y store and laid the revolver on the 2col,fl-
4 ter and engaged In a tussle with the
officer. Adams was passing along tile
street and seeing the officer was haN--3i
ing a ard Job to land his man, went to
hts assistance he man was hand 4
kcnffed and taken to he police station
where he will be charged with disturb-i
ing the peace and esisting an officer.
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FLORENCE JEFFERSON
CONCERT A SUCCESS
jAstonished Friends by the Wonderful
BcautS5of Her Voice After
Artistic Training.
.lspecial Correspondence.

PROVO, Aug. 2o.-The Florence Jep-,
person con- cert given In the Taberna-i
Gle last night was not well attended:
which is the more regrettable as the
concert was one, Of the best ever given
In the city. Miss Jepperson astonished
her friends by the wonderful beauty OF
her voice, and they expected much, re-
membering her ability before she left
for the east. where SHE has been study
ing for three years.
i The piano solos by Miss Ida Ed
munds.s and violin solos by Prof Nose
Gudmundsen were also highly aopre-
sciated, sas was also the choral work Of
the Tabernacle choir.
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Z GARDEN CRY NOTES.

Mrs. Henry Scott, who has llnder-
gone an operation at the Provo Cen
seral hospital . has recovered sufficiently
to be taken home. 95
Attorney Gilbert Beebe of Piute
county is in Provo on legal business.
Mr.. HBeebc reports that crop condi7
stions are exceptionally good ia his
part of the state this yenr
DR.. "a d C,,.s Young, state veterinarian
3isS INDEBTED whether 3 the ss disease
which has caused several deaths
among cattle here Is anthrax but. IS
rather Of the opinion that it is not. He
is making investi lions IN the mat ';l Il
A err g3s3i.} isi5t9 Nal ~ u N
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E VIII b GAME is "A PEST

( LENT. Roosevelt will visit East Africa
during his 3,prniected hunting trip he
can a oSfGal work for the farmers there
/ by killing off the Wild beasts that are
des tro wing; domestic animals a news
il,ttpar. rep port tel Is OF ia pioneer in the
Kililnatinds district OF the usambarae
mountains W no complains that lions
have ktlled so Of his cattle in the last
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lDEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY AUGUST 20 1909

slf
Pratt brought James Kranides down
from Tucker yesterday. Kramides is
q laborer on he4 %. & g. r. g., and is
charged with stealing a pistol from
j T. BishoY. a ID. & r. G. engineer
taking8it from al locker In the ca boose
about ten days ais Az
PRoVOgSTuDENTs IN CHICAGO.
PROVO. ug. q --- n. . ohnson
has returned from the nationa = SUM {; I'M :!
mer school of music In Chicago. from
which he graduat ed with the highest
honors, He was offered a positlo lon as as
the head OF the music depar tment IN
North Oak ota, but referred Utah and
Ibid not accept. Mr.. Johnson states
that Utah students are making fine
records in 4 Chicago ,,9 among them
King briggs who Is CALMING great
popularity with the usicians Of the
[ Windy C ty. gsSq AN a55sSss6 s5gT
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DISTRICT COURT.


OGDEN. Aug. 2O.-In the district
court Yesterday afternoon before Judge
HoWell. decree of divorce was grant
/ cd $sEffie Newman from Samuel Newman
upon the grounds of desertion and nom
SUPPORT.
In the matter of Charles c. West. an
Incompetent, Judge Howell ordered that
I ne be returned to the State Mental hos!
+ pital at Provo.
ARRESTED AS PEACE DISTURBER6
OGDEN. Aug. 20. NJ r.. Wright, who
claims to be a full FLOODED Hawaiian
was arrested on Twenty-fi Eth street and
Wall avenue yesterday by Patrolman8
& AZ Herrick, assisted by Detective J. NJ
( Adams of the Louisville. KY, detective
force who Is in Ogden en- route to Seat
z tie. The Hawaiian put up a hard fight
anf1sit took the combined efforts OF the
two officers to subdue him and take
MIN to the police sta Ion.
IS light was going along the sEreet
when he suddenly stopped and drew ii
revolver from a grip and began TO Hour.
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FUNERAL OF il THOMAS .sH1pLEY.

OGDEN, Alig 2O. The funeral OF
Thomas Shipley was held at the Third
ward meeting house yesterday after
noon, at clock. Bishop Carl e. Peter
son presiding. The music was underltt the.
direction of Orson Griffin The speakers
We're Bishop Peterson, Elias King, John
+ Taylor md others. The interment was.
IN the city cemetery where the grave
was dedicated by Elder E. "A. Larkin.
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INNEs' BAND AT. .AI4I'A n s B Il,
Today. II ON orrowi and Sunday Two.
free concerts a and 81 pp m. 90 men
Several soloists Very fins. ses1Fs i..,s
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BURGLAR. SHOT i At
COTTAGE! \ HOTEL. / ! |. !. |.
Attempts to Escape After Detec-I
lion by Proprietor Smith and
Now in Hospital.
SHERIFF GOES %! AFTER I Err OLSEN I ]:
wi Bring Confessed Murderer Of
a Deputy Sheriff Clark.
From Omaha.

OGDEN, Aug. 21.stephen Me-
Carthy, Il burg lar was shot Il in the
hip early yesterday morning at the
Cottage hotel. on Lincoln avenue, by
]. H. Smith the proprietor of II the.
hotel, while ems eavoring to escape from
The house. The wounded man was re-;
moved n to- the emergency hospital
where he was attended and the wound
which is in the hip is thought will not,
prove serious. a AZ, "
} According to the facts obtatnable aisla
4 the case Mccarthy entered the nd onfNs
4 Inghouse shortly after 1 o'clock IN fttfei
morning. While prowling arotlnd the
hall he gaWoke Smith W no demand ledI
( of 3 him what he n wished. McC artfiy
replied that he wanted a room which
was given b to kim and he tendeEeds
Z b silver do liar. in payment of the same
When Smith went to- look for llis2
trousers to make change he found they
we're gone. He returned to the door in
time to see cCarthy hurrying toward
the door with his trousers and shoes.
He started to scuffle with the man
while Mrs. Smith telephort,d for the
police. cCarthy succeeded in getting
away and as he was about to vault
aver a fence Smith who had secured q
gun fired him. The bullet struck
The robber in the thigh and he fell to
the ground. ls " sg, .3. n
officers WardlaW and Vance APP
ipeareds shortly after and hurried Me-
earthly n to V the emergency: hospital
where his wound was dressed by & DR..
w. J. Browning * 4 3
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lhorthday cake. games, and dancing be.

hortllday ca Re games and dancing be-
ing the amusement is. 4! H..
Iiss Cora Platt gives a party Mt.
Wandainere this evening In honor Of
Miss Claifssa Goss, one Of the fall
brides. ss,s ~ 53s
Mrs w. IT Child entertained ut a
pleasant a fternoon affair OH Thurs
day fol-, her guest, Miss Bessie Woodland
sof bale CHI n ts.s and Miss Rae Bartcl,5
one OF the All uirln brides.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ward entertained at
beautiful appointed dinner on
Thursday night ~ honor Of Judge ana
Z Mr. s.. INLAND. the decorations being iii
pink and white sweet peas and COW
Sers We're laid for about dozen guests.
Mrs. Thomas b. Shannon was hostess
"a ca I'd spa.-.y on Il thursday Afternoons,
given in honor Of Mrs. Marcus Frankie
of IN ebraslta Ia guest at the hostess
shbile. The decorations were In sweet
peas Il, and the prizes went to Mrs Jas
per I,angton and Mrs. Raymond. Mrs
Shannon Was ipssiste by Miss Florence
Nennes. Miss julia frankie, Miss Tillie
Virginia r. Shannon.
q Miss Fora Shaw, who leaves for New
York the first OF the month, WILDE the
guest of honor ut II 500 party to be Civ,
en- by M ISIS Ethen Nettlcton and Miss
& Pearl Durrel at the home of the lat
Ter next Thursday evening.
Miss Burnetta Openheimer Will be
hostess a II a 500 party to be given next
Thursday afternoon.
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pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
speciality. Ialltaay Drug Comp my
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sHER1FF GOES FOR OLSEN.

OGDEN. Aug. 90 Sheriff Wilson
will leave this evening for Omaha,
where he goes to get Charles olsen
who is under arrest in that city and
who was reported to- have confessed
to the killing of Deputy Sheriff
Seymour Clark t Uintah. eight miles
east Of Ogden, Nov. 27Flast
Sheriff Barlow Wilson and Y his e..
puties have been working upon the
case and after learning of Olsen's arr
rest and confession he wired the chief
Of police of Omaha for particulars. A
reply to the sheriff's message was re-
ceived this afternoon, verifying the.
statement that Olsen had made COM
plete confession The fact that the
murder is not the main reason why
local officers, believe him guilty His
familiarity with the details of5the MUIR
der, a $ contained i n the dispatch con-
firm the statement Of his connection
with the Strag edy. h SO b 81
Deputy Sheriff Murph y VIII o was With
Clark when he wa killed stated yes
terday that while Il was very dark on
the night of the murder he believes
he could identify the man by his voice.
In his confession Olsen gives the fol-
lowing details of the tragedy nd of
MS movements since, up to the time
of his arrest ~ 5s5sS
The night Of the murder, my pal,
whom will not give away, hired
team from a man whose name will.
not give, and drove to- siding Just
s outside Off Uintah. We broke into a
box car and We're piling boxes of shoes
and merchandise into the wagon when
suddenly the deputy came along and
called to us. We both opened fire and
he fell. I don't know who hit him.
he team was left at the car and we
went into Ogden; where we stayed for
Z several days. Then we went to Salt
Lake and remained a week, returning
+ to Ogden and staying there two
months. From Ogden went to Seat
tie and worked on the exposition build
lngs, Leaving there went to Denver
and worked there until two months
ago, When ! came to Omaha.
While i was in Denver my partner
sr Gam there, but I don't know where he
Z IS now. i came to Omaha to visit some
4 cousins cousin and after being here a short
time the murder weighed on my mind
SO that took to drink, trying to for
get It, When sober day and night, II
Kept thinking of the killing of the
deputy and could not work or Sleep
4 am glad that the truth is known, for
my mind is relieved am ready to 60
g back to Utah any time the officers
4 come after me. have no defense to
make M
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.. j. BAND Al sALrA11,.

Today Tomorrow and Sunday. Two
free concerts 4 and 8 %. m. go men
Several soloists. Very fine.
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The bachelors at the post entertained e1
at A delightful lawn party last night
at the commanding officers quarters,
tho post band furnishing the music and nc
about 1875 guests being present ln =! d
ing many from the city. me h lpss,
we've assisted in receiving by Mrs. Will
lis Thine. Mrs. w. T. MAJ Mrs II. r.
Harker and Mrs. j. NJ. ARA sntitl rs
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Miss Burnetta openheimer Will be
hostess at a 500 party to be given next
Thursday afternoon.
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~@eriammlnnes In3cigeu.
,ltuscl @T6ies3srcen.'

lie .bierIellihyIihe Gelcruis Serlanit!liHa
miro leutc, aben0r s lhr, III Der pStaespaue"
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bjeiem 9iDcEo ldui9.
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Grnejtine EdllaBer.

GO iidrb am 3. Sdnuar 1909 3rau 6rneitin.
sdhIaser in, YIier bon 60 Subren II Monntcn
nne 3 3dael. gSlttpe oes oerilorbencn 9rr,
28obnuup ibre3 Sobnes, gtr. All. SiiosGoaing.
ior:Slocnue, aus am 5reitag, !tGdnitt1a as I'm
. llbr. iiati. G-S)
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Ierm;idjtc Mnseiaen.
1tmterrid)t.
Meiiteridafts. Znitetn y!

@pIoaefrbntes @crf slr raiden %bretn.onotlt,
dbcn Grlernuns Der enaIifhen SpraMel gsur
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(Neaf9 1 aCt)r
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uETNbtNftuI CtuNEr'
E~!datSsSuulil BON Wtnrpldno.
llHiere pirrtclidbr. idC ~I$eriamIHlurlG firoe
beate 9benb : llb- i'm 2olalc yir. 1919 Sft
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Die yTeutide SaHf pun Saitimure."
@aIttmorc, ben 20. 9e5enlher 1908.
Cine fteuerircie bclbjdbrlidle Ttpioenoe BON
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Sie uebertrag Ingsbilaer b!etben biz oabtr
eeinlaien.
Gruft ]. STINT.
(385.41D S~t1iitrer.
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Xunb

WHteau: UT. II, .Strate, nn6
Sanpt.Gtnaang: 5rsbcrtd. 9loab.
Begr1hniBpldpe bon S25 an uIlier bei.lnotqer
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tueroen in Iretbbaus am 9aupt'Gingaile 6eiuns
BEN. uuier g0egt piro, tpcnn 9eiplniht, DOTS
fpred,en. (92-)
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lorraine.

DtaIertidl. - Earfartie. - 1rtebItM.
@eitli6 bon RGlbrcof cine unb eine babe
Weile. Wlount Soups9SaeGpR. uno lorraine
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Iepbone. Staht.gureau In oritten Slur beS
Observation-Disclosures" Charles. nnb Sanette.
Gtrahe. CDR ala, 1890
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Nu Bic 0amu,

&m bic Same1.
Sunee Nau1en. fpeI@e. moberne ennsiberfuHn
tu erIernen lpnnft1en. folten Mot i'm 8metteI
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atberheu1 ertnbIi9en lnterrt4t In Nuf6nets
entsse. -. 80 0et4oasSs6sSotssk
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Baltimore Eemetcrn.

gHrean: Eranilia glts, Baltimore y. Nprtbir.
.8eerdbnibpIdse 5um Eerfaui : bon S25 an,
fir bier 0r1ber. 5reie 8enuUure Der aapeIe
fir IrGucrGottesoienfte. (Suni16.1O
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Srnio Hibee Gcineterl.

Tet ioeale Grtebbpf bon Baltimore, nate
Bifesutne. 3tuei eleftriihe 8abn.9iuieu lro
QiinlicosYouleOarb btreft 5rin f%ricobof. alue
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Yreiie. &erIan9t Die Teuen notwithstanding
Siireau: Er. III, s!urosGb arlsS. etruhe. Seibe
Telephone. (slpriI26-)
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Siuioenoeu.

Baltimore, Wo, 8. 5auuar 1909.
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Baltimore, 2. 1aular 1909.
Ole reaeiHidB;ge i1brIidle &erianlmlutg Der
IftioHIre Der .WturBlaHb Saiualtp Sumpanb"
ipiro am TpHueritag, ben 70. JaHuar, 1890
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