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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
REDS TAKE A GAME

Cincinnati, o., May With man
on second and on third, two out in the
ninth. one run needed to tie and two
strikes and three balls on him, Egan
singled to deep short to-day and
brought Paskert home with the tying
run. while Hauser threw Wild mo-
mcnt later and Miller followed with
che winning tally suggs pitched Well.
Willis was hit hard. score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

New Orleans. La, May Mont
gomery knocked Pruitt out OF the box
in the fifth inning, scoring five runs
on hits, for an aggregate OF nine bases.
Whitrnar's home run brought in two
men. The final score was 6 to 3.
Score by innings: X II. ~
Montgomery 50o1 0--6
New Orleans 30 0 0 0000-3
batteries Guese and Harbl; Pruitt.
Page and Laltte Time, 1.45. I'm
,,f,ca E'I,yeI,riaus and Eagon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
wenJlens In Ninth.

Memphis, Tenn. May ALLEN. who
pitched for Memphis to-day. was ef-
fective until the ninth inning. when,
with the score tied, the Nashville bat
tiers made four runs, winning the game.
Score by Innings: r. II. r.
Nashville ......1l3o0ooO4- II
Memphis ...O02 o 3 0010--6 2
Batteries: viebahn and Seabaugh'
Allen and Rementer. Time, l:50. Um-
pire, Pfenninger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
Detroit.
Chicago,
'Batted for Parent in ninth.
tBatted for Blackburn in ninth.
tone out when winning run was scored.
zBatted for Browning.
''Batted for Wilett in ninth.

Chicago .............oo011 o0o10oo Oh
Detroit ..............o 0 1 0o0002 0 o 0 90
Summary: Runs-zeider, Gandii, Purtell
Tannehil. Mcintyre, Crawford, Delehanty
Two-base hits-Crawford, Tannehll. Three,
base hit-Payne. Hits-On Browning in
innings; off Willett, in / Inning: off Per
noll, In innings, Sacrifice hits--Hahn Cd
Blackburn, Purtell. Dougherty, Walsh. Tan
nehll, Payne. pouble play-Pernoll to Dele
hanty to simmons. Left on bases--Detroit,
10; Chicago. 6. Base on balls-On Pornell, 3
off Walsh. i. Hit by pitcher-By Pernoll, ]
(PurtelD. Struck out-By Browning, l; by
Walsh, 80; by Pernoll. s. Wild pitches
Walsh, Pernol. Time of game 2:45. UNI
pres Sheridan and KERN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas city. Mo: Kansas City, o.:
Minneapolis. IL.
st indianapolis. Ind: indianapolis,
3 Toledo. 4 Gen innings).
At Louisville Ky: Louisville. .; CO.
lumhus, 3.
waukee. ?.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
Cleveland.
Totals ...4ol1 30 Il Totals ...4I IL IS Il !
Dated for Petty In sixth.
fBatted for kinsella in ninth.
tBatted for WaddeIl in eleventh.

tBHtted Tot " addeII N cIeVehtn.
..Batted for Graney in eleventh.
Score by Innings: r.
Cleveland ...................2G1 10000 o0i-i
Summary: Runs-Wallace. Hartzeu ~.
schweitzer. Craney. Kruger. Lajoie, STOW
all, Lord. Two-ba hlts-Stovali. Lajo!e
Hoffman. Abs,ein. Three-base hit-Schweit-
ger. Sacrifice hits-krueger. Turner. Graney
Sacrifice fiy-Stone. Double play-Peity to
Grggs TO Absteiu. Stolen base-Fisher. Hi,
pitches-Faikenberg t2l. Base on balls-on
Petty, 2; off Falkenberg. l. off KinselIa. /;
off Berger, 5. Struck out-By Petty, /, by
wadde /; by Falkenberg, .. Hts--On Pei
~. in s innings: off Falkenberg. 10 in STA
innings; off Berger. ! in 22-3 innings. Left
on bases-St, Louis. s: Cleveland. 10 Time
OF game 2:1s. Umpires, O'Loughlin and
Perrine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02

score by innings: z.
st. 0 800 o.
Cincinnati ......................200 2-6
Summary: Runs-Huggins. Ellis. Mowrey.
Willis 90, Bescher. Paskert t2). Miller,
Hoblitzell. Mclean. Two-hase hlts-Downey.l
Paskert. suggs. Three-base hits-Bescher.
Hoblitzell. Higgins. WILLIS Sacrifice hits
Mitchell, Miller t2l, Hobitzell. stolen bases
-Downey, Egan, Miller. Left on pases-St.
Louis. s; Cincinnati. 9. Base on balls-Of
Willis, 3: off suggs. q Struck out-By Willis.
3: by Suggs, 2. Time OF game, 9 hours. UNI
pires. O'Day and Brennan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
WON IN THE ELEVENTH

St Louis. Mo-, May 1.-Cleveland
took the. second game of the series
eleven innings. ST Louis tied the
score in the ninth. but the visitors won
out on successive singles in the elev-
enth by Lord, Bradley and Perring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02

present and be so busy about 1t that
we have not time to destroy the marks
of progress made by our distinguished
fathers. RICHMOND WOMAN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02

This schedule makes an allowance
for thirty minute stops a Orange the
first day; Winchester the second day,
and Charlottesville the third day
OF course, all cars do not leave Rich
mond at o'clock. but at 6:o1. SOC.
sos. etc. etc. so that as many minutes
must be added to the schedule at Louisa.
Grange and Washington as are lost at
Richmond at starting. This same con-
dition applies to the second and third
days run.
The officials of the run are
Referee-Dr. Fl. w. Bassett; Otis NJ.
Alfriend, alternate.
Chief Observer-Mr. Airport
Timer and Checker-Mr Nelson.
Technical Committee--Messrs. Mar
shall, Schil1ings and the A. a. A. rep
resentatives who will be sent from
New York.
Official Route.
The pilot car, driven by w. F.
Gordon, Will throw out confetti at
every cross road or forks so that the
cars following may know the official
route, which follows:
Thursday May 8. First Day--Rich-
mond. Solomons, Glen Allen. jackson,
Montpelier, Cuckoo Louisa, Trevilians,
Green Springs, Gordonsville. Orange
Woodberry Forest. Culpeper Brandy
E!kwood. Remington, Midland. Calver-
ton Catlett, Manassas. Centerville
Fairfax, Arandale. Arlington, over
Long Bridge, Washington.
Friday, May 6, Second Day-Wash-
ington, over Aqueduct Bridge George.
town. Rosslyn, Fort Myer, Alexandria
pike, Falls Church, Leesburg Pike to
Lcesburg. Bluemont. cross mountain
cross Shenandoah River at Castleman's
Bridge (toll so cents), Berryville. Win
chester. Strasburg. Woodstock, Har-
| risonburg.
Saturday, May T. Third Day-Harri-
scnburg, stanton, Baskerville, Waynes-
boro, Basic City. cross mountain at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
Standing Of the Clubs
Where They Play To-Day

Chicago at Plttsburg
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02

Cleveland, 5: st. Louis. /,
Chicago. A; Detroit. 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02

Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
. VIRGINIA LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond at Roanoke.
LynchhurE mt Norfolk.
Portsmouth mt Danyille
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
Chicago.

Total 80 81 Is Q Totals ...ss 9'2s ]
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored
Score by Innings: H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
Cincinnati.
st. Louis.
Totals Ia s..s IL Totals IA II z Is

1.-TWO out when winning run was scored
Score hy Innings. p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
The Day in the Big Leagues
YESTERDAYS RESULT
NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cincinnati, 6; st. Louis, 5.
Pittsburg, /; Chicago, 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
wnnts Fence Ia Rcmain.

Richmond. April 30, 1910.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
AGED MAN IS LOST
IN THE FOOTHILLS
J. F. Wilcox, Grand Army
Veteran, WandeTS for Hours
in Cold and Darkness.
especial 10 Tho IIcraId-Ecnublican)

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Pennington. Dec. 40.=Lost in the
foothills near Pennington after night
fa.l. q. p. Wilcox. e. s. r. veteran
cIEulE-uiuc years of age. wandered
aiWICVsly about bon tho cold and dark
ness nearly whole light before he was
found by searching party. When
nf-covercd the aged man was almost
dead from cold and exposure and ne is
now iu serious conditioned his home
here as result of his arduous eNper-
fence.
Mr. Wilcox has some fish ponds To-
Gated iU tho foothills about two miles
from Pennington and Wednesday aft
cru"ou started out To- visit them. Tie
fingered so Ions at the ponds that
darkness settled before he started
home.
ON the way back the veteran became
confused as TO mis- route and wandered
OFF into Tire hills i'm an opposite direc-
ton to his home.
When AIR. Wilcox failed to appear at
home after night ncighnors formed "a
o'clock in the morning securing the
bills iu search OF some track Of the
missing man.
Stumbling aimlcssly about. numb from
cold and almost too exhausted to move.
the old man was finally discovered. Civ
on stimulauts and FASTENED 90 his
home, where hc iS under medical care.
Nr. wilcox could not tell where lo
had been. only that he had walked fur
miles and miles through the darkness
and cold trying Co lind some familiar
spot that would set him on his right
road home.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
Provo Court Notes

Especial TO The Herald RepubIicanD
Provo. Dec. 30.-The case OF Joshua
Hone vs.. John Waters is being heard
by judge J. +. Booth in the Fourth
district court. Plaintiff sues for the
return or certain personal property or
its value. Sf35. and FOR 500 for wrong
ful retention or the property. The de-
PENDANT claims he has a right to hold
the property, which was received by
him On connection with his lease OF
plaintiffs farm iu Benjamin. He asks
lor $500 damages by reason OF alleged
failure on the part Of plaintiff 60 COM
ply with the terms of the lease.
Tn the case of Schwab Consolidated
Mining company VS.. Iron Hat Mining
company. Jacob Evans has been en-
tered as attorney Tor Tlalltiff. and
plaintiff given tin February I TO file
amended complaint
Laura Nielsen OF Pleasant Grove was
granted q divorce from Iens :. Nielsen
The defendant is "a patient in the state
mental hospital. The parties were
married september o.. $50.
Edward T. Jones. assiEmce OF George
Fasscy q Co. et al. has filed state
mcnt Of The Indebtedness against tho
firm as reported TO him. The amount
fs S2223320.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
J. G. ROBIN SWALLOWS
POISON ON WAY TO COURT
oCoutlnued From raEr ou,l


trausactinE business as usual when AZ
torney jerome stepped rapidly down Che
aisle.
"N our honor" he began r-~-trI.r I'll
nm here I'm the Robin case. .. arre.i.
that the defendant has taken drug.
Tie cannot be stimulated. Am ambulance
has been summoned and surgeons gre
now pumping his stomach. Tho oea'
is unavoida BILE"
br. Austin Flint. retained HF tc7o. =
was called. The assistant district ore
torney asked him what Robin Dad
said.
He said answered Dr F.'0f.
am dead man. I've taken poison ia.-
lets found mis- face flushed.
pupils or his eyes dilated- bis pulse -'
and feeble. lie told mo ro had sv--
lowed the poison thrgc-Oua-'r ol I'D
hour previously.
The case was postponed until tre .,-
Ceipt OF further adNiccs aF t' t''N'
condition.
Robins frustrated attempt on DIS Iie
today leaves the question OF Dis SAM.
stil open. Dr. William NavEic tor ~
state and Dr. Austin Flint for IBIS r'.
sci examined him last night en-. io-l-
him physically able io appear .n col..
today. but they did not pass on be nl.'-
tai condition.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
WOMAN GOES BACK
TO SACRAMENTO
Suspected Diamond Thief
Makes No Objections to AC-
COmpanying Officials.


ogden. Dec so-Mr-- e.. %. Black
word. ALA. Jessie Croffcr. The woman
who wac arrested here December e ON
ad7crs from sacramento. charging her
with tne larceny of $1,000 worth Of
diamonds from O. banker of that city.
irrt OGDEN at o o'clock This afternoon
iu tho custody OF chief u Police vs.. H.
NHrru OF Sacramento.
Despite repeated efforts to break
down her defiant demoanor. the police
have been unable to wiring comics
sion from the woman. nor has any
trace OF trr Gerber diamonds been
round ON Der person nr AMONG her eff
icrt- sire WAS t.n~pu-hly searched
again This muruiu- hy 'itr Physician
Anna Rolls and Airs Il1Ehrrf Anderson.
but nothing of on discriminating nature
was found upon her. DO i- Thought
CHAT beer wIIIfU-ura- fo RETURN rU Sac
raWrUto tu stand trial Ola the charges
against rF~ D.. perhaps due fu Ca deter
utuItiuu %" cumuruwi-H with fIe for
MGR owner or too. diamonds and by rr-
v'aIiu- fEoir uidiu- place Co po-- u
escape prosecution.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
Jury LIST DRAWN
BY COMMISSIONERS
Men to Serve Upon Panels in
Emery County Are Off
CiaIIy Designated.
Especial % Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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l...tr. D,rr u.r .0 I-r,- Commits
b.. 49,
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have completed the work OF drawing
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
OLD SOLDIER DIES FROM
ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA
John Houston, Who Came to Utah
With Johnstone's Army, Sue
Cumbs TO Brief Illness
Especial 10 The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

't'I..IfaA To ..H iAf-N tlN IN.tlIlN
American Fork. Dec. 3O.=IOhu
Houston. "a resident Of This city for the
past forty.uiue years. died suddenly at
Hf- home I'm the Second ward last night
40 H-f5 o'clock OF acute pneumonia. lie
had been indisUosed for few days.
having caught heavy cold. and yes
terday 10 developed into a severe at
tack or pneumonia.
iIc was born iu Scotland on May ..
1889, and would have been Sovcnty-four
years of age next MAY. At the age OF
fourteen years Dc left mis- native home
aud came tO America. locating in Can
ada. whore hp remained for four years.
when DE came Co the United States and
enlisted iu the United states army as
"A drummer boy. lie came TO Utah I'm
1897 with tombstone army. and in
stead OF returning with the a,uy. ne
secured his release and east his lot
with the pioneers OF this state. Hous-
ton was married TO Mrs. Gardner. a
widow with one child, i'm 1850. and came
to- American Fork I'm 1851. where ne
has resided ever since. He was an ac-
tive man and held many positions OF
trust. both Tor tho city and county tie
Be- survived hy three sons and three
daughters. mis- wife having died a few
wears ago. Funeral services will Dee
held in The Second ward chapel Nondgy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
Bingham Lodge Notes


Especial 90 Tho Republican,
Bingham. Dec 2o.-Thc local lodge
81 the order OF EAGLES az the last
regular meeting elected the following
Officers for The ensuing term. David
II. Cook. past president. Daniel Fifz-
-rrsld. president. T.. J.. Eadke. vice
president. IS. =. Duusmorc. secretary
pr. A. H. ruglesby. treasurer, Joe Me-
Iicf. A. W. Farmau and Isadore eau
chat trustees.
Bingham lodge OF the order Of Red
Men elected Officers az their regular
merfiuE as follows Sacnem. Thorna IS
RoEcrsuu. senior aagamore. Ncceue
Minettc. junior s3gamorc. George Pc
ianoviCh. keeper OF records. IS. r.
Alexander. keeper 81 wamuuw r. l..
flcrrick. prophet. William Glenn.
Excelsior cucamumcrt 40. A. 7. %.
.. T.. elected Officers for the ensuing
term as follows. chief patriarch. Matt
FiUm. hiEE priest. Frank Wilson. SEE
uior warden. Frank Harryman. scribe.
r. r. Greer. treasurer. John Brown
Junior warden. I'd Williams
The Fvthiau Sisters at their last
regular meeting elected officers as
follows. Past chief Mrs Anna r.ch-
man. most excellent chief. Mrs. Jean
AudrcEg- excellent senior. Mrs. Kczfan
Bremen. excellent Junior Mr. Daisfo
Addcrlcr. manager. Miss Anna T.eh-
man. protector. Mrs. Helen Vaughan.
outer guard. Airs. Susie S. Cannon. mis-
trrse or records and rroeuoudeucc.
Marie g.. Dudley: finance keeper. Mrs
Ieauic Thomas. ~ WAS the uuanfrro us
-ofc Of the lodge that Mrs. Anna Lch-
man act as instalilug officer.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
TO FORM BUREAU
OF INFORMATION
Business Men of Provo Discuss
Plans for Campaign of
Publicity.
Especial to Tho HcraId-RepubIican)

Especial TO Tho HcvaId-Bcuublican
Provo. Dec. @o.-A number Of public
spirited business men and others see
INK the necessity for. and the benefits
20 Toe derived from aCuuainting the
county at large with the advantage
Provo and vicinity offers to- investors
and homc-ScekCrs. are considering the
advisahility OF organizing and main
tanning "a bureau OF publicity and i'm
formation.
such "a bureau viii. without doubt.
hc esta blishod. Its object will 10 10
advertise Provo and the surrounding
country through the press by pamphlets
and 20 have Information fin available
form ready Tor inQuircrs who may de-
sire 60 know about this section and
what IT offers 20 people who COntem-
plate change OF location or desire on
portunitics FOR Investments I'm lands or
TO engage in business or in manufaC-
turing enterprises
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
Educators Tell of Utdh'S
Great Need in Education

60 many urgent needs. in education
HaV- been advanced 10y the various
speakers I'm attendance at the
seventeenth annual convention OF the
the most prominent or the lecturers
were interviewed Yesterday In regard
to the greatest needs. Each of the
eminent speakers was asked. what.
iu your estimation. is the most urgent
need iu education ion Itsh@" Here is
what they had 60 say:
Elmer T.. Brown. United States COM
missioner OF edr1rarfor .yy-DiTc I ann
not as familiar with Ttah's problems
as some or the other states and the
country i'm general 7 believe that Utah.
as ala other states. needs more stringent
laws against child sbor and in favor
OF compulsory attendance"
Dr John NJ Tyler of Amherst
There are so many things that are
needed DO is almost impossible to pick
one of them as the greatest The
country. this includes Utah. wants bet
ter instructors. more instructors and I'm
structors who understand tho laws of
nature.
Dr. John W. Cook. president Illinois
state Norma sChoOl--"TeaChcr who
know children and who can Ike study
So interesting that it viii be a pleas
ure. Better pay is the way 60 get
them"
Matrouihah Thomas. former preVi-
dent or the Utah state Teachers as
tiOu-"Greater exercise OF care on
the part or the trustees and teachers
so far as relates 20 the abnormal child
Along this line the educational system
Of Utah Is wocfully and criminslly
weak.
John ~ Mills. city superintendent Of
Ogden schools-"Mcdical inspection and
the appointment or competent medical
examiners. Two-thirdE Of the stupid
ity and awkwardness In the schools IS
due to physical defects such as aduoids
and weak ewes.
=. n briggs. superintendent state
school for the Deaf and Blind at OE-
den-"Morc medical treatment and
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
MINING PROPERTY SOLD
TO SATISFY JUDGMENT
Power Plants at SEWER and Fish
Greek Of Consolidated Company
Bring $4,000.

Especial fn Tho iIcrH Republican,
Eirrfirld Ur~ SOTO satisfy a
Judgment rendered December rs fin tho
case or the kimberly Mercantile sup
rfE company VS.. Gold Mountain Con-
eolidated Niniu- company and ut. Bacr-
lime. W. TtIcv End D.. w. Crane. 1r.. as
Of tho defendant company was sold az
auction at tho front dDo- Of Che county
court house iu EfchUeld yesterday
THE most Important OF the property
sold consisted OF one power plant az
SEWER and two ON Fish creek. r. W.
Savav. receiver. acted as auctf0uccr.
THE only bidders were Fred Tilt0u Of
Safira and Milo Packard or Spring
willie THE bidding began at $4,000
and advanced a thousand dollars or "a
ffuro rufU ElO.O 600 was reached. when
Sir. Packard was declared the owner
of fIs urouerty. The mines and pros
poets were not sold. because no bids
were received. They remain in the
hands 81 the receiver.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
NEW ,tERCANTIIE COMPANY.

Especial 60 The Tcr Republican,
Provo. Dec. 30.-Arttcles OF incorpo-
ration OF the Eochdale Mercantile Sys-
tenn have been filed with the county
clerk. Provo city is the general place
of business.
The company takes over the bust
ness and property heretofore owned by
the Fourth Ward bakery and will en-
gage fu the general merchandise bus
mess. The capital stock i- 10000. iu
shares OF the par value of SO each.
There are also provisions for 1000
shares OF preferred stock. which is
free stock and has no monetary value.
but shall have the voting power OF the
corporation. Each holder OF common
stock regardless of thc amount OF his
common stock. receives and holds one
more.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
Provo BreYities
Especial - Tho IIcraId-Republican.j

Especial % Tho Herald Republican,
Provo Dec. @0.-DcDuty Sheriff =.
Eacumau went to salem yesterday ana
sold the stock and building OF the
Eovack a. Hughes saloon under an exc
cutiou in favor Of Eic-cr g. Lindiey-
THE Judgment creditors bought the
property for the amour tot the iudg-
meut. $3.50. and have arranged to con-
finue .hc business.
a marriage license has been issued
John Wiscombc ~ SprinEville and Mar
-aret Miller OF Provo.
william Norman or the sixth ward
has returned from "a mission Co Scan
diuavia. where he has been laborinE
for about two years.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
JOHN 7. BALLANTYNE DIES
Prominent CIffEru Of RftcrdnIc and
Former bishop OF >coNilIc An
~wcr~ Itnnl summons.
Especial 20 Tho Herald Republican,

OGDEN. Dec 9U John T Ea1Iaufvur.
aged fiffr-four years. died at e o'clock
tHi- mOruiuE 90 Hi- home iu Eivcrdai-.
death being due lo inflammation Of tho
sriatic nerve. Ie had been ODD about
two months
The deceased was brother of Pro-
lessor Joseph E1lIaufyue of D-deu and
was number or years presiding hisI-
Fr of -r0vfI'r. IIn affrrwari moved fn
'tVU-u1'". whore HU has resided since.
IrIu- I.firuHrIr acfsN. DOH church
uu-k. Oh" was Che father of thirteen
children.
Funeral services win boz held at n
O'Clock sunday afternoon at The Eiv-
.rtI.r meeting house. inferweuf I'm cog.
H.u t|fF cemetery. THE body may He
Viewed cot fHr Hu-. Saturday after
...r aua evenIu=. end Also sunday
.HUrr.H.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-31
CHANGE IN ALLEGATION
Insfrad % Petit Larceny. Edward Muu-
seq Must F.H~~ Accusation OF
R~~~ivsss stolen Property.
lsneclaI b - II.raId-N.nnbILcanI

Especial to Tho fIrrald-Eruunlica
OGDEN Dec .n-rfward Nun .ar
gained "a technical victory iu police
court This ururuIu- WHOM srrHIEurd ON
thc charer ~ refif 'Hrr.--. there being
frc defendant had actually taken part
BOZ the Larceny % the ErocrrIre. the
theft OF which was confessed last week
Munerv.
A. The time the complaint was drawn.
Cltv Aftorncr Dcriuc. advised that she
charge be one Of receiving stolen
property rather than petit Larceny"
Tho latter charge. however. was pre-
frrrcd and the case was dismissed as
stated.
Tho POLICE state that a formal COM
plant 81 receiving stolen property
viii be- drawn against Muuscy t0mor-