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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25
DEAD CRIINAMAN
FOUND IN PARK
Greek Startled by Discovering Corpse Ogden
Celestial Had Been Dead Two Days
Took Opium in Vinegar

A dead Chinanan, Wong Toy. was
found this morning In the Utahna
park. Immediately east of the Ogden
theater building. by a Greek laborer.
Tom Agaras. The Greek was fright
ened when he came across the China
man in the grove and he hurriedly
called a boy to run TO the police sta
tion.
The dead man was lying under n
large cottonwood tree, aud accord
Ing to all appearances, had met q
peaceful death. There were no evil
dences of q struggle and the body
showed no marks of violence, 1t is
thought that the man committed sui
eide by taking a drug. A small bot
tie containing what appeared to be
vinegar was found by bis side and a
broken vessel. apparently Chinese
dish, was lying near tho body, the
Chinese who saw It stating that it is
very likely that it contained hop"
DR.. Pidcock. after making a brief
examination of the body. stated that
he thought the man had been dead
at least two days. The body was ly-
Ing squarely upon the back and had
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SULLIVAN is IMPRESSED
WITH JOHNSONtS CONDITION

Rspo. New, June 25,-Both Jeffries
and Johnson were busy this morning
Jeffries had a session OF ropeskip-
ping. shadow boxing and bag punch
ing, but until his outdoor platform is
padded and covered with canvas he
will do no sparring.
While shadow boxing today. Jeffries
slipped on the insecure flooring and
fell to his knees. No Injury was sus-
tained by the fighter. but the accident
alarmed his trainers and they begged
him to keep of the platform until II
had been put IN proper tim.
Johnson took a six-mile run as
prelude TO heavy training work IN
Reno. Tho champion was weighed
when he came In from the road and
his poundage was announced as 2lO,
a loss of three pounds In the last four
or five days
Accompanied by Tom Flanagan and
his manager, John l.. Sullivan mo-
tored out to Johnson's camp this
morning and had q long chat with
the big negro. Jack gave John l. a
cordial reception and the veteran ap-
peared to be much impressed with
the champions appearance Sullivan
then returned to his hotel, but n few
minutes later he was again whirled
away and II was reported that his
destination was Jeffrtcs' camp al
Moana Springs-
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Among the many popular young
people united in wcdlock during the
rare June days of 1910 are P. J Van
Zweden and Magdalene Kuhlman,
whose marriage was solemnlzed In
Salt Lake temple. Wednesday. June
20, Elder Anthon H, Lund, officiating
In the ceremony. Following the we'd
ding ceremony luncheon. perfect
In detail, was served In honor of the
bride and groom at the home of the
groom's brother. Carl Van Zweden.
226 north West Temple street Mr..
and Mrs, Van Zweden were accom-
panied by Miss Edith Van Zweden.
On their return TO Ogden, at S:15 D.
M, q splendid reception was given
them at the home of the brides moth
er, Mrs. Louisa kuhlman. A large
gathering OF friends and relatives
awaited their homecoming and many
beautiful gifts with congratulations
and messages OF love and best wish
eS were received. The dining room
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. the tables presenting a de.
lightful scene with their profusion of
flowers and ferns. gariands Of ferns,
roses and lilies suspended from the
ceiling and dainty arrangement Of sill
yer and fine china. An elaborate
wedding supper was served, the
dainty and unique place cards being
a pretty feature. Toasts to the newly
welded couple. social chat and gay
reparte We're enjoyed.
Mr.. Van 2weden Is q popular en-
ploye Of Wright Bros, and enjoys the
esteem OF all who know him.
Mr.. and Mrs Van Zweden will be
at home at 365 Adams avenue.
where they will greet their many
friends
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R @ OBBED @ T
HIS LAST
DOLLAR

Victor Holt OF Hanna. Wyoming,
ran amuck in the city last evening
and found himself this morning with
out q cent, and an awful tired feel
ing.
Much whiskey had great deal to
do with the undoing Of the man. In
fact, had he not imblhed too freely
he would have had his money this
morning and might have enjoyed his
breakfast.
Mr.. Holt came to the city yester-
day with something over S203 In his
pockets. his net earnings Of q few
months as steamshoVel operator
Soon after arriving In the city he
bought himself new clothes. took. a
bath and then proceeded TO have a
little holiday,
He exhibited money at different
places around town and it was not
long until he had bosom companions.
They desired to make his day OF feS~
tivity in Ogden one long TO be re-
membered, which they admirably
succeeded In doing,
Victor does not remember much OF
anything that happened In the after
noon, and he vas considerably be-
wildered this morning when he turn
ed over In his bunk IN the lady s ward
OF the city bastRe.
A crowd Of children at play near
the corner OF Lincoln avenue aud
Twenty-third street, early In the even
ing, stated that they saw two men,
@ white man and colored one, ac-
company Mr.. Holt to vacant lot and
leave him, taking his grip with them
Word was sent to the police station
and the officers were sent after the
man. When they found him he was
drunk, his clothing was saturated with
the worst possible brand OF whiskey,
and he had a pint bottle half full of
the liquor in his hip pocket
Mr.. Holt says he spent about $50
for clothing and other things. so that
the fellows who became so friendly
with him must have rolled" him for
about $40. He Is much wiser man
today than he was yesterday, but
saws he has no "kick coming
III I can work here for few days
I can earn enough money to take me
back to the steamshovel, where
will remain for some time to come
he said. as he walked into Detec'
tive Pcnder's office TO interview ne
gro the officers had arrested under
suspicion OF having had something to
do with the robbery.
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not been molested since death en-
sued. The remains were removed to
Larkln and Sons undertaking par
lors to be held until 2 p. m. tomor-
row when services Will be held at
the chapel The body will be buried
In the city cemetery.
Wong Toy was we'll known by
other Cinnamon Of the city, who
state that of late years he had been
employed as cook for bridge gang
on the railroad. He frequently visit.
ed the city. and was fond of hop"
They are inclined 10 think he used
lituo too much of 1t on this occa-
sion. and. some of them, say, thoy
would not be surprised II he took II
with suicidal intent He was man
about SIS years OF age. and, while hav-
ing lived IN America for a number
OF years, still wore a queue.
After holding more complete post
mortem examination this afternoon
County Physician Pldcock arrived al
the conclusion that the man came 10
his death by the use of opium, mixed
with vinegar. This Is the old way OF
using opium.
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time he drew razor and started
slashing at his throat. but he was
thwaTted in his efforts at self-destruc-
tion before moro than a slight cut
had been inflicted across the neck
After being locked up In the padded
cell he quieted down.
He had something over $50 and a
railroad ticket TO Italy on him when
serched, and the razor with which he
had attempted to XIII himself was
also found In his clothes. The blade
of the razor was covered With blood
1t ia thought by Or, Pidcock that
the high altitude affected the man and
caused his temporary insanity. The
stranger will be given medical treat
ment at the county jail for number
OF days, at the end of which time. II
be does not improve sufficiently to
move on to his italian home, he Will
be taken before the sanity board of
examiners, and. II found to be insane.
will be sent to the state mental hos
pltal at Provo and the federal authori-
ties notified
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al FOREST service. with headouarters al
washington, D. c., Is In the city for
Few days. inspecting the grazing
Office Of this district The gentIe.
man is making a tour of tba wostern
hou having come from Portland
Mr- kneipp states that, so far,
ne "ae round things In good condition
ana inc grazing lands throughout the
~ Soun.ry are looking fine, except that
IN some localities, the drouth is burn.
ahe up some OF the grass. Cattle and
eneeps no says arc looking fine all
over the country.
etroct. 'p'
:. Social EVent-Mrs. Thomas VIII
mans, 1929 Washington avenue. de-
llghtfully entertained at a lawn party.
friday afternoon, in honor OF Mrs.
LIppincott-
For saIe-Old mats Good n mn,
uhoor carpets. Inquire Standard office.
Depart for europe-David Eccles
and daughter left today for a three.
months tour of Europe.
3 and 8 Anthracite, $1,000 per ton.
Delivered during juno. Phones lj9
Lewis Good Coal.
Not lmProvine-A card from Sec.
retary l. L. Reynolds of the Weber
club states that he Is at st. joseph.
Missouri, and that his health Is not
improved. The change OF climate
does not seem to bring him the relief
he anticipated.
Lowest prices at removal sale. Stat
iord Millinery Co. 3rd floor Wright's.
Sunday closine-City Recorder Carl
Allison has handed the chief of police
a list OF grocery and fruit dealers of
lower Twenty-fifth street, against
whom complaints have been made
that they arc conducting business on
sunday. and the chief has notified
them that they must not violate the
sunday closing ordinances. It Is ex.
pected that all vlolators of the law
Will be arrested. The closing is sup-
posed to be the result of the cam.
paign started against the clothing
merchants on Twenty-flfth street
Hear DIR. w. F.. Stewart at Baptist
Church, June 20 Subject, 'JIitched
TO Star" =
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INSANE ITALIAN
IN PADDED CELL
Taken From Easbound by the County
He Became Suddenly Violent on Crossing
the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

Greste Caralle. an Italian. was
taken from an eastbound train by the
city officers this morning in an ex-
ucmely demented condition. He WAS
placed In the padded cell in the coun-
ty jail.
The man was on his way TO Italy
from San Francisco, but he became
so furious that the tralnmen had to
call the assistance OF the officers to
take care OF him
When the officers arrived at the
train the Italian WAS tied securely to
one of the seats In the car. His fell
low Italians were frightened nearly
out of their wits because OF his ac-
tlons, and none Of them could be IN
duced to remain In the city and help
take care of the man.
1t was stated by the trainmen that
the fellow became suddenly insane
soon after crossing the Sierra Neya-
das this morning. and grew so violent
that it was necessary to tie him with
ropes to his set In the car. At one
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25
UNITED SPANISH
WAR VETERANS

The United Spanish War veterans
at their closing session last evening.
adopted resolutions OF thonks and ad-
Journed without selecting meeting
place for next year. that question be-
ing submitted to committee for con-
Sideration.
Afternoon Session.
The following officers were elect
ed:
Commander-W. G, Hampton. Og-
den.
Senior Yice-G. E.. Kelsch. Ft
Douglas.
Junior vice-Jos. H, Knight. Og,
den.
Nnspector-Otta H. Haasing, Og-
den.
Surgeon-N. C. Jorgensen, Salt
Lake
Judge Advocate General-G. II.
Ball, Salt Lake
Chaplaln-H H. Burgess, Ft Doug.
las.
Marshall-Robt Reed, Salt Lake.
Adjutant-G, A. Seaman. Ogden,
Quartermaster-Cha MAngee, Og-
den.
Coucil of Administrations b,
Slentor. Salt Lake; Elmer Johnson,
Salt Lake; Geo, Wardlow, Ogden;
Fred Woolman, FIT Douglas; Lee A.
Hurst. ogden: JOS Wessler, Ogden;
f. w Bachelor. Ogden: Curtis Will
ard. FIT Douglas.
Delegates to Nationtl Encampment.
Denver. Sept 6. 7. S, 1916. e
Kelsch. Ft. Douglas, Geo. Wardlow,
Ogden. F. Woolman. Ft. Douglas; F.
2. Sexton. Salt Lake.
Alternates-L. A, Hurst. Ogden: P,
]. Lynch. FIT Douglas, G. II. Far
rell, Ft. Douglas; B. P. Eek. Salt
Lake
The encam> ment by unanimous
vote decided To ask Rev, G w Nc
Creey the retiring department com
mander TO make the race for the Of.
flee of National Chaplain pledgIns
support.
At the evening public meeting the
following program was rendered:
Plano solo Mrs Gertrude Walker
Installation of officers OF the de,
partment.
Reading ...... Mrs. Gertrude Hutton
Remarks. ... Comrade A, S. Condon
NoCSti ooios oiis w dIlci SNSpucHo
Recitation. .,..... Mr.. Frank Dodge
Duet ... Comrade and Mrs. MangeI
Vocal Solo -. Miss Ethel Walker
The members were all enthusiastic.
ally encored and they responded cor.
daily.
Resolutions.
The United Spanish War Voter
ans OF the department Of Utah. In en-
campment assembled, express our ap
probation OF the welcome extended
to us by the city Of Ogden. through
its mayor. the Hon. Wm Glasmann.
eve gratefully acknowledge the
courtesy Of the Weber club in giving
the services of the Ogden City band
which furnished music for the pa
rade and opening of the encamp
ment.
"To the ladies of the Harry A
Young camp auxiliary No, /. who fur
nished the bounteous repaSt served
In Eagles hall, We give three cheers
and tiger
I'VE send greetings to the veter
ans OF the Grand Army of the Repub
lie and the Indian wars. comrades
whom We delight to honor and affll
late with.
For bigger. a better and more
fraternal department of Utah, We un
itedly pledge ourselves.
"'The adjutaDt is instructed to fur
nish a copy Of these resolutions tc
the Hon. Mayor of Ogden. the Weber
club the Harry A, Young camp Aux
| No. /. and the daily papers, and tc
spread copy on the minutes OF this
department"
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ASSOCIATION OF RAILWAY
WIRE SUPERINTENDENT

Los Angeles. Cal. June 25.-Of1oers
were chosen yesterday at the conclud-
Ing session of the Association of Rail
way Superintendent Of Telegraph
The new directors of the organiza
tion are; I. 7 Dyer. Salt Lake rail
road. Los Angeles. president: ]. r
Sheldon. Union Pacific, Omaha. first
Vice president; William d Bennett
Chicago & NorthweStern.C Chicago. sec
end vice president. r w. Drew, Min
neapolis. st. Panl & Sault Ste Marie
reelected secre,ary-treasurer. Bos-
ton was chosen for the 1911 conven'
tion
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practical way He has had ten-pound
boxes of cherries neatly packed at
the McGriff orchard In North ogden
sent to prominent people. including
merchants he met while on his trip
east.
He has sent dozen cases, and
among those 10 whom be addressed
the fruit are: Sec, John Green. Ma
tional Retail Merchants. Cleveland.
Ohio; DR.. Wilson. Worthington, In.
diana; Edwin Evans. Montgomery.
Mo, John a. Stevens. st. Louis; F. ]
Cannon. Times, Denver; ]. NJ. Nc
Cament. Denver. L. L. Small. whole
sale and retail merchant, Chicago.
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NEW JUDGE OF
MUNICH AL COURT

Judge Murphy has gone to Nevada
for week and. II there Is any bus
mess to be attended 10 In the munich
pal court during the Judges absence.
the mayor Is authorized to appoint
q Judge pro TEN.
There is an opportunity now for
litlgants. who feel that Judge Murphy
is too severe to ask the mayor to make
q pro tenn appointment.
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Oh the men is said to have accused
ms friend OF stealing his ring where
upon the other smote him on the jaw
with marked effect The loser of
'ne ring attempted to return the
compliment and a battle royal was
promised to tho crowd which had
gathered when Patrolman Rackham
appeared on tho scene and placed
the complaints under arrest.
Whilc leading the men out to the
street one of them made a furious
oaslaughter upon his erStwhile friend
but was soon calmed by the police
man who threatened to test the thick,
ness OF his skull with HIS club. The
men wero charged with disturbing
the peace.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
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Continued from Page Fivc)
Ii you cat eat at Livingstone
Cafeteria
1 Funeral for Edith Schlaeeter-The
funeral services for Edith Schlageter
lour-yenr-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred f. Schlageter. former resi-.
dents of Ogden, viii be held at the
| family residence. coo East Third
South street. Salt Lake City. at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. the Rev
Perkins of the Episcopal church prc.
siding Interment will take place In
Mt Olivet cemetery.
The Relief societies of the south
Weber stake will hold their annual
outing at Lagoon Thursday, June so
There will be a program In the after
noon, and amusements furnished by
the various associations, and a gene
ral good time Is assured all who at
tend. Tickets on sale al depot, cor
ner OF Lincoln and Twenty-ftfth. -
Fresh eggs doz, 25c. Smith
Grocery. =
Back from Univereity-George G..
Moyes has returned from Northw est
orn university, where he Is complet-
ing his medical studies. With the
completion OF coming years course
he will receive his degree and enter
upon the practice OF medicine. He
Is the son OF VIM. Moyes. els Twenty
sixth street.
There is no chance to get the worst
OF it in buying b. & G. Butter =
Wireless Teleeraphy.-The Union
Pacific Is soon TO use the wireless
teleeTaphy In its regular work Two
stations are being equipped, one at
Cheyenne, Wyo., and the other at
Sidney, 103 miles distant. between
which tests may be made as to wheth-
er wireless will do the same CONNER.
cial work as wire, and 1t Is proposed
that experiments be made In sending
messages TO trains, For four years
the Union Pacific has had Mr. MIL
iner experimenting with the wireless
IN his laboratory at Omaha, Neb. Mr.,
Milliner is u physician as well as an
electrician. but he has dropped his
title for the present to perfect his
work for commercial use,
H. P. Flour sack s1.3G. Smith
Grocery A
Cabinet Otficer.-Secretary of War
Dickinson Of President Taft's cabinet.
accompanied by General Clarence R
Edwards OF the war department and
tho members of his family. Will pass
through ogden this afternoon
on tour OF tho world The party
is going direct to San Francisco. from
which port they sail within the next
few days.
Hcaton-Kirkendll Undertaking Co.
Lady attendant. Both Phones, $50. =
Young Theodore Roosevelt and his
bride are expected to reach Ogden
this evening on their way to the
coast
All tickets on Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinets to be given away by c. ],
Herrick 6 Co. should be presented on
OF before June 29th, 1910. =
Judge Out of Town-Judge Murphy
being out of the city today the NUM-
cipal court was not In session this
morning. The offenders placed In
fall last night cannot be heard until
his return.
COAL, Call up Parker B. Co. for
rates on lump, nut and slack Parker
Coal Co.
Head Of GrazIne-S F. Kneipp, of
the grazing department OF the nation
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THEY ALL PLEAD
mot GUILTY.

In the second judicial district court
this morning Joseph Smith pleaded
not guilty to the charge of robbery.
The complaint against him alleges
that he robbed Thomas OBrien OF
$40,
Carl Crosby, alleged to have bur
glarlzed the Woodmansee roomIng
house on Twcntyfourth street, plead
cd not guilty, an dClyde Bingham,
charged With burglarizing the resi-
dence OF Mrs, Samuel H. Cave. also
entered a plea of not guilty.
Time for tho trials has not been
fixed.
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WAS JESUS DIVINE

At the Congregational church Sun.
day evening the question of Christs
divinity will be discussed Is that be-
lief any longer necessary to faith
Have we a right to believe that he
was? Why Will not the question
DOWN. What Is involved in the con-
clusion either way? Along these
lines the Commute servon will be de-
veloped.
The editorial will deal with the oft
repeotcd charge that the people are
set on evil.
The service begins at o'clock and
lasts an hour. A special musical pro-
gram is arranged,
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
A LADY CLERK wanted Immediately.
Good wages paid, l62 25th street.
6-25-1t

ton In dispute over the pensions ap-
preparation bill and the conference re.
port was agreed to by the house The
House wanted TO abolish all pension
agencies but the one in Washington
but the senate would not agree. All
the present agencies will be retained
The pension bill carries $156.000, 600
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SUBMARINE MAKES

Santa Barbara. CAL June 26,-The
submarine boats Grampus and Pike.
conveyed by the supply ship Justin
and the tug Fortune, arrived of this
port last night from San Francisco,
This is said TO be the longest voyage
ever made by submarine under its
own power Engines Of the GrampuS
are said to be giving some trouble.
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PRESS FOR SALE.

Drum cylinder Cottrell press. With
folder Size of bed, 32x47 1-2 inches
In first class order, Prints six col
umDs, four pages, at one time, Cheap
for cash Inquire or address the
Evening Standard =
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DINN Err PARTY.

Mrs. B. A. West gave one Of her
beautifully arranged dinners yester-
day afternoon at her home, In honor
OF her aunt, Mrs. C. P. Ferrin. OF La
Grande. Oregon. number OF her rel
atiyes being Invited. The large
round table In the dining room was
unusually attractive. with a large
bouquet OF pink and white carnations
suspended from the chandelier.
The honor guests present were:
Mrs, c, P, Ferrin OF La Grande, Ore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Farley, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Marriott. Mrs. Evyln
West, Mr.. and Mrs. Irl West, Mrs.
Paul Webb, of Ely. Nevada; Mrs.
Jennie Gibson, VIM. Farley and B. A.
West
The Women'e Missionary Society
OF the Methodist church viii be- en-.
tertained by Mrs. A. E. Weatherby
5S3 Twenty street. This Is the
last meeting before the summer ad
1ournment Yearly reports OF the of
flcers will be given and plans laid
for the fall work, after which a so
cial hour will be enjoyed on the hos
tess spacious lawn. All ladies of the
church whether members or not, are
cordially Invited 10 attend
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THREE MINERS
KILLED AT EUREKA

A telephone message from Eureka,
Utah, says three miners were Killed
today IN the Apex mine by the pre-
mature discharge OF blast
Fifteen men were in the mine at
the time Of the explosion. The min
erS are Greeks and AuStrians.
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no ii. Roberts arc exnected 10 he I'm

ham II. Roberts are expected to be in
attendance
The conference OF the Y NJ. and
Y, l. NJ, I. a. Will be held In tho even,
ing at o'clock. a good musical pro-
gram has been arranged for the even
Ing session. and II is expected that
tho visitors will remain over for that
meeting
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EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE

SUNDAY, juno 2sth. via Oregon
Short Line Round trip rate slo0.
Ten trains daily each way. Secure
tickets at City Office. 2514 Washing
ton avenue. f. A. Shewe, C. 2. & T.
4
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Natal Market.

New ork, Juno 25.-Metals we're
quiet Tin $50 56aS2.65; lake copper,
S12.62 1-2a12 81 IL: eleotrolytic $12.
81 1-2a12,69 1-2; casting S1212 LA
1887 1-2; lead s440a4.50; speltcr.
$5,iOaS550; iron. quiet, unchanged.
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CONF FERENCE OF
WEBER STAKE

The quarterly conference of the
North Weber stake VIII be held in
the Ogden tabernacle. Sunday, June
26, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M
Apostle Francis NJ Lyman and Brig
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LOST RING eau .ES
A REAL R0UGH-H0USE

b ]. Fecney and Jack Turner
were arrested yesterday afternoon In
the White Elephant saloon for fight
Ing and disturbing the peace. One
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A NEW KIND {.
BOOST FOR OGDEN

J. S. Carver, believing that faith
without good works. is dead, has been
doing a little boosting for the fruit
Industry Of Wober county In q most