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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

dunn. the recall, the election Of
United States senators by direct vote,
the headloss ballot, the direct prl-
mary and the appointment of pub
lis utilities commission The pro
posed income tax amendments to the
national constitution were indorsed.
Democrats and Republicans, with
many survivors of tho old populist
party, were represented In the meet
Ing, which was presided over by
Judge Ben B. Lindsey The new or
ganizntion will be known as the Gle
liens party
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
DENVER'S NEW
POLITICAL PARTY

DENVER, Colo, June ia pro
gressiye" marty, which supporters de-
clare Will be an important factor IN
the state elections next tsll' was
launched at mass meeting tonight
when committee was named 10 se-
lcct state central committee COM
posed OF representatives from every
county In the state
Resolutions wcro adopted declar'
Ing for the Initiative aud referen-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Ogden Canyon Weekday Seized.
ule, Effective June 10Th.
1910,

First car leaves Union Depot at
6;20 a IN. and every forty minutes
thereafter until I1:00 p. N
First car leaves Hermitage at 6 55
and 7;40 a. m. and every forty min
utes thereafter until l1:40 p. M.
The 6;55 a. IN car leaving the Her
mitage connects with the 1880 a. m,
Bamberger train for Salt Lake,
j. w BAILEY. Supt =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
BOOTBLACK.
BEATS WIFE

Carl Ford the Twenty-Gfth street
crippled bootblack, was arrested last
night by Patrolman Hearn for as
saulting his wife and sister with a
cano. 1t was said that Ford came
home in an ugly mood and proceeded
to take out his spite on the women
members of his family. abusing them
to such an extent that the police
were called Ford was locked up on
the above charge.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
NOTICE WATER CONSUMERS

Hours for sPrlnlSlinG lawns VIII be
strictly enforced from June 1, 1910.
as follows:
East of Adams Avenue-0.00 to 500
q, m; 500 To $50 p. m.
West OF Adams Avenue;-s;00 to
1000 a. m. 6 80 TO 500 p m.
Inspectors are instructed to see that
sprinkling Is confined to the above
hours, and when water is found run
ming to turn of without further no
tioc C II. KIRCHDR.
Superintendent Waterworks depart
ment =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

left last evening for yellowstone
park, which he Will visit before re-
turning to Seattle. He will tour the
park on bicycle and expects to pass
about two weeks there. Mrs. Lung,
who now resides in Seattle, was for
merly the widow OF Professor Ring
OF Ogden and is we'll known here.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
PITIFUL CASE
OF DRUG F|END

A pitiful case of suffering and want
caused by the habltual use OF drugs
and strong drink came 10 the notice
of the police last evening when call
was received from the east part OF
the city TO the effect that woman
was creating a disturbance and asked
that she be cared for.
PatTolman Rackham was sent TO
the address given with the police
wagon and found woman well
known In police circles lying on n
heap OF squalid rags apparently un-
der the influence of liquor and lib
eral shot" OF morphine.
Tho neighborS asserted that she
had been terrifying the children with
her incoherent rawlings while she
made Intellectual attempts TO move
her poor belongings into the house
from the place on the curb whore
they had been dumped from n dray.
The woman resisted the policemen
who were obliged to carry her TO the
wagon and lift her in. At the station
she again resisted when led to cell
In the womans ward and demanded
that her relatives be notified of her
plight by telephone.
Tho woman Is well known TO the
police as confirmed drug llend and
while she has been leniently dealt
with in the past II is thought that
an effort will now be made TO send
her TO the county farm, as she Is ir'
responsible when under the influence
OF drugs and can III care for herself
at any time Her relatives, who are
among the prominent people of Og-
den, have despaired of reforming her
and she Is apparently without friends,
It Is said she has one or two chill
dren who are In the care OF others.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
STILL STRUGGLING
TO OBTAIN JUEORS

SALT LAKE. June 1.-Two more
jurors. making a total of seven, were
secured this morning To hear the eNl
dence in the case OF the state agains'
Thomas Riley, alias James Hays. The
names OF the seven men are as fol
lows:
Joseph Silver. j. a Hill. Joseph
Dean. David Nen, George \. Little
Edward II. Davis and George Hilton
the last two named being those 50
cured this morning. UP TO the pres
ent time the state has exercised w,
OF It's fifteen peremptory challenge
and the defense ten. II is not believed
that jury will be secured befor'
Monday or Tuesday OF next week.
pEAn TUE CJASStEIED PAGE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
WEBER Club DANCE
At The HERMIT AGE

The Weber club dance. the first OF
the season. was held at the Hermit
age hotel last night About thirty
couples participated at the social
function, which proved to be one OF
the most enjoyable AFFAIRS ever given
by the club
The dancers returned to Ogden IN
automobiles late last night.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city by using oo
DEN MADE FlOUR-it coets you no
moro and every sack you use is q
boost for your town.
In that way you mako a Chicago
Of Ogden. Ogden Milling G. Elc
yator Co.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

Cook from Denver TO teach EnG'S"
among the scc.lon laboTerA ,recoS-
nized the much wanted man and no
tined the Japanese society In Den
yer. The society Immediately IN
formed the police. MatsunaGa VIII oe
brought TO Denver Tor trial
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE

Sunday. June 18th. via Oregon Short
Line. Round trip 81 90 Ten trains
daily each way. Secure tickets al
City Office, 2514 Washington avenue
+ 4. Shewe. p. C T. 4.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE

Sunday, June 10th. via Oregon Short
Line. Round trip $100. Ten trains
daily each way. Secure tickets at
City Office. 251i Washington avenue,
E. A. Shewe. C. p C T. A. 80
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

Anthracite. the best. delivered In
good condition. at $1,000 per ton, dur
Ing June. Shurtliff Sc Company
Phones Is.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
WILL TOUR PARK
ON A BICYCLE

Henry w. Lung, an attorney of Sc.
attic, who has been taking the baths
at Hot Springs for a week OF more,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
RAIIRO AID
MEN

Conductors Engineers, Brakemen, Mismen and others
whose business calls them from home the early morning
should have gas their kitchens Don't call your wife at
unreasonable hour just to get you little breakfast use
gas and do it your self and you will be proud Of your
skill If you want to go fishing catch an early train you
know how nice it will be TO start your coffee the
gas stove while dressing quickly prepared break
fast at time when time precious pleasure to tired
steamng cup of coffee slice of well fried ham
and with nicely toasted bread made the top burner of
gas stove all be done the time it takes to start fire
in coal Many times you leave home without break
because you late and cannot wait for fire You
disappointed and go away perhaps little This
unfortunate for may be that little thing like this
effect your work.
Do not wait another day, but order gas stove right
away and learn cook early morning meal and you
will always leave home In happy state of mind.
If this gas cooking do much for you, how
do for your wife who does all the cooking
every day of her life.
If you will only try it, you will never deny it
That what have said is true
If you will only try it, you will never forget it,
Whenever you change from the old to the
Gas is the only thing for those who want quick meal
and pleasant journey
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. phone, two rinso No. 80
Bel. Phone. two rineo. NO. 30
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. phone, ono ring. No. 90
6eII 'Phono. ono ring Ne So
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
FREQ to You and Evey Sister -
orIng from Woman's Ailments.
! nm o woman
/ know woman's Hu6ertngs-
4 hnvo found tho cure.

Will mall, free of any charge. my ks1s ia, :
n.st with full Instruction. TO Guy sufferer fror,
Uomon' q ailme ents. want 70 tell az WON en- ebou-
daughter. your mother. or your Sister. want le
tell you how TO cure yourselves at home witt
out the help OF doctor. Men essasi undcrstnr,
women sufferings- What we women know irsn
spshsses, wc know better than any doctor !
know thnt my home treatment 4 safe and SUR
euro for tsuesrhts q WAsb dtehfrgss usuaiier clt
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ssibslr tr,s to provo 10 you that you can cure
Yourself ut home. easily quickly npu
surely. Remember. that, Il NIL esti Tse nshhg 70
oiye tho treatment a complete trtnl. and III yop
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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco. Saturday, September p;
ARATA-RovEGNO--w L. Arata. %. 105
Delano avenue. and Della ]. Royegno. 10. 81
Majestic avenue.
cATALANO-FRADELLA- Catalano. -.
Manchester street.
DE RDI-GAILLARD-Tito De Bernardo.
IS. Oakland. and Jennie Gaillard, is. 400 Full
ton street.
ERNES-B S-BROwN-Herbert L. Ernes. 40. val
lejo. and Lura Brown 40. s2s Fourth street
FU observation-disclosures Fumssi. "a. and
Margarita Fomasi. Is. both Of Gaudaloupe.
G0HEEN-vANDENBURG william P. Goheen.
p, oil Twentieth street and Margaret Van
denburg. %. GOT Illinois street.
GoLLNAST-PARKINS0N- Albert Coli
mast, %. 241 Main street. Vallejo. and Mary
Josephine Parkinson. %. 14oS Tenth avenue
LAHAN-HIGGINS-Th e. Lahan, 50, and
Ida B. Higgins. %. both OF San Jose
LUNA-HoRRES-Matee Luna 24, and Damiana
Torres, "a. both Of 1543 Powell street.
MAZZINI-CASTELLA-G Mazzini, 30.
MEADowCRoFT-McGR E. Mead
owcroft, 21, 1880 Seventeenth avene, and
street.
Elizabeth A. McGrath. Is. 14ss Fifth avenue.
-sERUBA-SaIvator Molino. 81. 1914
kearny street. and Carmella Seruba, Is, 1912
Kearny street.
NAKoSE- E-HAMAGIwA Nakose 80
and Natsu Hsmagiwa. %. both of Guadaloupe.
NIC0LACS-PEART-He Nicolaus Jr.. Al,
and Bertha E. Peart. %. both of Sacramento.
PRICE-DAvIS-George whittemore Price, Al
Bakersfield. and Minnie Myrtle Davis, 20, 1852
Bush street.
PRIES-WILLIAMS-Ch christopher Prizes, 21, 1902
Twenty fifth street, and Gertrude Williams. Is,
1125 Mariposa street.
TARANTIN0-CANEPA- - francesca Tarantino
25. 651 Bay street, and BattIstina Canepa 49,
600 Bay street.
TSUNEKAWA - -SHIBA-Shizataro Tsunekswa
"a. and Taxa Shiba, 10. both OF 1911 Geary
street.
WILIIAMS-wADST-Fred NJ. Williams As
1924 Ellis street. and Annie Wadst so, 2423
Post street.
YUGUCHI-H0SOKAWA Yuguchi, 81
and Tsuya Hosokawa. 10. both of San Mateo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
JURY SUMMONED BY
= CORONER VIEWS OPEN
GRAVE IN CELLAR

-. To expedite the work Of the police
department and help the accused doctor
and companion 10 the bar Of justice
the: :cor0ner's Office yesterday immedi-
atejy: summoned jury Of inquest and
Inspected at once the Eureka street
premises. After looking about the
cellar and at the open grave IN the
cement walk the men were taken to
tie morgue to view the remains of the
. girl. victim.
=. IN view OF the fact that the coro-
Tlfr:s jury can return an accusation in
Tendering its verdict, it was thought
hest 10 give the detectives an oppor-
-11nity 10 secure all possible evidence
(which viii indicate who is responsible.
SO this end the date and hour Of the
Hearing viii not be fixed until today
- The coroner's jury summoned yester-
day is composed Of the following:
-.-.J.- Springer. G3S Mission street; H Peters.
6g1' Mission street: II. I. Hunt. 674 Mission
fireet. George F. Palmer. 6i9 Mission street;
p y. Levy. G62 Mission street. c. D. Massey, G93
Williams building: H. jacobson. 693 Williams
:3n3ding; II. 3. Real 563 Mission street; 2.
81 obden $50 Mission street: W r. Bacon. 077
Mission street; J. NJ Deitch. 36T Fell street
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
FOR GRANT
3 HEADS OFF THE POLICE
+. INQUIRY AT. ONE ANGLE

l.. LEGAL counsel has been retained by
Grant and his companion in the firm OF
Greeley & Fitzpatrick. Attorney
Greeley has taken personal charge OF
the situation and declares that both
prisoners are ready 10 meet any charge
placed against them. Other than TO
say that a stubborn defense viii be
made and that no effort will be spared
in establishing the innocence Of the
defendants he would add nothing to
the known facts.
Yesterday during the time Detectives
Wren and Burke were at the home OF
Mrs. Hughes. $50 Pierce street. where
Is1ev had gone 10 learn of the where
:lsbouts Of young Sack. Mrs Hughes
nephew. who lived az her home, Attor-
.nev Greeley called her by phone three
times 20 caution her against making
sny statements.
The result Of this was to give Mrs.
Hughes courage to refuse to give the
officers any satisfactory statement, and
not until q call had been put in TO the
central station for the patrol wagon
would she consent to accompany De-
fective Burke to headquarters. The
result Of the interview with her was
entirely unsatisfactory. She declared
that she did not know the boy and
made every effort to avoid direct an
swers. Finally II was decided to Ques-
tion her husband.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
RTHs. MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Notable Deaths

HENRY REED, PIONEER NERCHANT-Los
Angeles. Sept. 24.-Henry Reed. who. prior
to moving to Los Angeles 40 years ago. was
engaged in the merchandise business and ship
ping at San Francisco, died yesterday. He
was native Of Rhode Island. 20 years old,
and came west BY way OF Cape Horn.
MRS F. L. CLEVELAND, D. A. R.-Marietta.
Ca, Sept. 24.-Mrs. Frances L. Cleveland. one
Of the few real Daughters Of the American
Revolution, and descendant Of John and Pris-
ella Alden. died here today, aged 9S- She
was a native OF Bristol. r. I.
COUNTESS wACHTMEIsTER, TEEosoPHIsT-
Los Angeles, Sept. 24.-Countess Constance
Waehtmeister. writer and lecturer on theo-
sophical subjects. and for many years closely
associated with the late Nine. Blavatsky. died
here last might aged So Countess Wacht-
meister was Constance de Bourdella. daughter
Of a French count when she met Count Axel
Wschtmeister at the time he the Swedish
ambassador to the court of ST. James
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
AUTOPSY SURGEON
FINDS BODY WAS
:: BURNED WITH ACID

.. After an exhaustive examination ot
the mutilated remains OF Eva Swar
City Autopsy Surgeon c. A. Gloves
made the following report. The report
Indicates that IL may be impossible tC
determine the cause OF death:
:: - Fema le: agegnot determined; hair
= evidently dark. but color changed
!. by some fluid. weight about $50
.. pounds: well developed; height
d. feet 6 inches; teeth uneven. upper
Jaw somewhat decayed; body
>. wrapped in plain linen night
- >: dress. which was considerably de-
- cayed: portions Of body burned by
: some sort Of corrosive. probably
:. nitric acid, as stains showed yell
=. low.
-: Internal organs badly decom-
= posed, pelvic organs somewhat ad-
-*-herent 10 what remained Of pritor-
- cum; abdomen contained consider
:, able fluid.
- =: Partial amputation OF legs about
- one inch above ankle joint bones
.ftibia and dbula)- Clean cut show
ling them TO have been sawed of:
p shred OF skin on inner side OF
each leg held the portions cut off
making amputation only partial
Ny opinion is that amputa ton
had been performed after death.
c. A. GLOVER.
AutODSV Surgeon
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

Mooley. the pet COW of the Taft family,
who died last spring.
Jim Torrey, who manages the fancy
stock farm of Senator Stephenson in
the town of Somers, near Kenosha. is
building a portable stable for Pauline
Wayne, in which she will be shipped
by express to the national capital.
Pauline Wayne tips the scales at
1900 pounds, can produce 25 pounds of
butter a week, and is worth about
$500 as the prices of high grade cat
tie go. She was raised on the 1880
acre farm Of Senator Stephenson and is
one of his herd of 2407 Holsteins and
Guernseys.
Jim Torrey is a New Eng1ander and
proud of the Torrey family. from which
President Taft sprung. but prouder still
because he is scientific farmer and
knows all about breeding fancy stock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
RELATIVE DECLARES
SHE CAN PROVE THAT
NURSE is INNOCENT
RERKFIEy

BERKELEY, Sept 24.-Declaring
that her sister in law, Miss Marie
Messerschnlidt. held in the San Fran
cisco prison for completely in the muir
der Of Eva Swan. was not guilty of
the crime and knew nothing of II, Mrs
Berkeley. said that she had proof in
a postal card which had been sent by
Miss Messerschmidt from Highland
Springs about April 90, when the Swan
girl disappeared.
My sister IN law is good girl de-
clared Mrs. Gessen at her home, "and
she would not be guilty OF such
terrible act / have proof in a postal
card, dated Highland Springs. April 90,
that she was not in San Francisco when
the murder was committed.
Il had heard that my sister in law
had married Doctor Grant, but there is
nothing in that rumor at all She has
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
Honolulu and the volcano

The TRIP most Compelling and worth
while, excelling all others for gran
deur. beauty and pleasure. And this
splendid trip can be made in two weeks
and a day by sailing on the steamship
Sierra 10000 tons displacement) The
volcano Of KilaUea. the largest in the
world, IS tremendously active Just now.
snd a few quick dispatch trips have
beer arranged. Never before has ii
been possible 10 make this most desir-
able trip with such speed and comfort
and the price is low, S110 to Honolulu
and back, first class. and Sal for a side
trip from Honolulu to the volcano, in
cluding rail and auto to Kilauea hotel
at Hilo. also Volcano house. No other
trip compares with this. BE sure to
visit the islands and do IL now. while
Der II. Write or wire Oceanic steam
ship company, 6T3 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
SENATOR GIVESCOW
TO PRESIDENT TAFT
Jim Torrey, Cousin of Chief
Executive, Intrusted With
Animals Shipment
[ Special Dispatch TO The Call

KENOSHA. Wis, Sept 24-Jinn Tor
rey, an eighth cousin of President Taft,
and more nearly related to Aunt Della
Torrey, who makes the apple pies and
entertains the president at Thanksgiv-
ing dinner each year, will lead a ia
nous COW into the White House barn
yard in Washington October Is, and
present her to President Taft with the
compliments of Senator Isaac Stephen
son of Wisconsin.
Senator Stephenson has presented to
President Taft the COW Pauline Wayne,
u 4 year old pure bred Holstein and a
member of the great Wayne family of
Ho1steins. She will take the place of
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
DEATHS

BELTRAM-In this city, September %. 1910.
Mrs. Virginia Beltram, native OF Mexico.
aged q years.
BoRDwELL-In this city. September. -. 1910,
Albert T., beloved husband of Margaret E.
Bordwen, and father of Albert A. Bordwell.
and brother Of Mrs. James Mckinlay, a native
OF San Francisco, aged "a years and 10 months.
BURKE-In this city, September % 1910. Rob
ert Burke. beloved father OF Edward Burke.
and uncle of Robert T.. Charles r. and the
late George ]. Burke, native Of Ireland.
aged IS years member OF plasterers union
local No. 66. o. P. 1. A.
Friends and acquaintaces respectfully
nyI'e9 ro 1opdays 20 s.ssn' september 2s 1aiS az
o'clock p. m. at the funeral parlors OF Green.
Ryan & Donohoe. northeast corner Of SIX
teenth and Guerrero streets Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
CARsoN-In this city. September "a. 1910. Lulu
Carson. beloved wife of Frederick F. Carsc>
and mother Of Cherrie v. Thelrna and Freddie
Carson native of California.
Funeral notice hereafter. Remains at the
chapel of n. Gray & Co, 2196 Geary street
corner of Devisadero.
Virginia CervelIi. dearly beloved wife of the
late Lorenzo Cervelli. and sister of Mrs Rosa
Sbarboro OF Philadelphia and Peter Demartini
native of New York, aged so years and IL
months
street Notice of funeral hereafter.
DoNNELLY-In this city. September - 1870
Francis Donnely, native of Maryland. aged
rs years.
William. dearly beloved infant son Of Bernard
and Nellie F1aherty, native OF San Fran
cisco.
Remains at the funeral parlors of Leary
Brothers, 2917 Twenty fourth street between
Harrison and Bryant.
GoDEsKI-In this city. September 23. 1910.
Francis W.. dearly beloved of william f.
and Gertrude Godeski. a native OF San Fran
cisco. aged 4 months
The funeral will take place tomorrow Mon
day.. September 26. 1910, at 10:30 O'Clock
a. m.. from the funeral parlors Of Green
Ryan & Donohoe. northeast corner of Sixteenth
and Guerrero streets. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery
GRlFFIN-An anniversary mass of requiem will
be celebrated for Edith Stanley Griffin. at st.
James church, at a. m, Friday, September
80. 1910. Friends are invited.
HARLEY-In Caistoga. Napa county. September
20, 1910. William Nelson Harley. loving father
of ". c. and G. A. Harley and Mrs y /
Baldwin, Leona Lowe and Mrs. A. Thackrav
aged 80 years months and 20 days
this city. September
%. 1910. Charles Harrison. also known As
Charles HARRISON Hunt. native of London
England aged 90 years.
Remains at the parlors OF VaIente Nsrini
Marais & Co.. $40 Green street between Pow
ell and Stockton Notice or funeral hereafter
HAUSER-In this city. September %. 1910. at
his late residence, 1870 Union street Albert NJ
beloved husband Of Louise Hauser and father
Of Mrs. B. P. Jonas, q native Of Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

FOR publication" she said. My attor-
rev has Instructed me to say nothing,
and therefore, though I might be VIII
ing TO discuss the charges made, l am
precluded from doing So"
: When asked II the physicians name
was Doctor Grant she declined 70 an
,swer except by saying that his name
might be Thompson or anything else.
She denied that her name was Mrs
Grant and refused to say that she &C
>companied him TO Highland Springs on
the trip narrated by Gordon So eau
tious is the woman that she refused 10
deny that she had given out a state
i1i ent covering the case, though she
would repeatedly declare that she had
nothing TO say. That Grant and his
nurse understand each other thor
-oughly is indicated in the tactics en-
ploved by both with respect to inter-
views.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
IDENTIFIES
= GRANT AS OCCUPANT
OF DEATH HOUSE

I'm bringing the net closer about the
physician an almost positive identj7ca-
tlon Of Doctor Grant was made by Mrs
O.. Perrine Of 326 Eureka street, a cot
tage directly opposite the house where
the body of the girl was found.
Mrs. Perrine declares that her curl
osity was excited because of the un-
usual hours during which the men
would go and come from the place She
said that Grant came to the house with