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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept, 1O.-B. D. Tai
bot. retired capitalist. shot and killed
a note saving that he had no relatives
and leaving his body 10 medical college.
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PUEBLO. Colo, Sept. 10.-While the
Democratic county convention late this
afternoon passed resolutions indorslng
Governor Shafroths administration. the
convention. by vote OF 2i6 TO lis struck
out a clause instructng the delegates To
vote for the denomination OF the gov
crpOr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Dr. Joseph
a. Holmes. formerly chief OF the tech
nologlc branch OF the geological survey,
took the oath of office today as director
OF the new bureau OF mines.
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nj Clagstone to File Ac-
10 DisquaIify Him as
Candidate.
) roo MUCH MONEY
|SD VIOLATED THE LAW
He Holds, the Law Di'
Brady's Name to Be
Withdrawn.
ny G. E. ARNEY.

70 The Tribune
. Ida. Sept 1o.-Hon-s Paul
4. the speaker OF the Idaho
:. tr Boise for the purpose Of in
a. suit In the supreme court o!
ttrnueh which he proposes to dis
Eon James II, Brady. present
!, and the winning candidate for
atom on the basis that he has
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SEWARD. Alaska, Sept, 10.-Three
men were shot In Franks roadhouse at
Knik on an arm OF Cook Inlet, yoster-
day. Sam ReInhart was killed. Ira lsaacss
seriously wounded and Bert Stewart shot
IN both legs. Details OF the affair have
not been received.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

WASHINGTON. Sept 1O.-w W Lud-
low chief clerk of the treasury depart
ment since 1905. when he was appointed
BY Secretary Shaw, resigned that place
today and was transferred to a vacant
position I'm one OF tho divisions. james
l.. Wllmeth. an accountant In the office
Of the comptroller Of the treasury, has
been designated acting chief clerk,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

election which will be held in Arkansas
Monday next state and county officers
Will be elected and an initiative and
referendum amendment TO the constitu
tlon voted upon. The candidates for gov
ernor are George w. Donaghoy. Demo
crat; Andrew I. Roland. Republican, and
Daniel Hogan Socialist
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

streets OF Santa Monica were sprInklcd
today with cinders carried by the wind
from forest fires lin the Santa Monica
west. Hundreds or acres OF timber and
underground nave been swept bare and
the flames are spreading from the heads
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Indicates increase in tempe nature.
Indicates decrease In temperature.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
MORE INDICTMENTS IN
NIGHT RIDER CASES
BY Associated Press.

EDDYVILLE. KY, Sept. 1o.-Eight
men were Indicted here Yesterday for
the murder OF Axiom Cooper at Lcmasco
about month ago. Cooper was ten
ant on the farm OF Milton Oliver. q wit
ness In the coming night rider trials,
the the result Of a night rider Mot Those
indicted for wilful murder are:
Alfonso Gray. "Spunk" Creedmore.
BARLEY Creedmore. Claud Murphy Bay
less Mitchell and Roy Merrick
Byron Hemins and james BoZnrt were
indicted for manslaughter. The men are
now in jail here.
DANCING SCHOOL
Beginners class commences ut Odeon
Tuesday, September 13, p. m.
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observations taken ct p m, seventy, ,nnA notdiaa
time
IsopA@, continuous lines, pass through points d
equal cir pressure
IsoTKERns, dotted lines, pass through poins q
equal temperature they will be duwn only for sero
freezing 9oe and l00'.
SYMBOLS indicate state Of weather: } clear.
partly cloudy. O cloudy. @ rsn. g suov.
O. report missing Arrows ay With the wind Fns
hgure, highest temperature: second l2hour rainfall
il II equals 0l INCH third. Wind velocity Of 10 miles
hn,it rrnnrn
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Costs no more to be in modern Offices
Mcintyre building. Main street,
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Notice +!

II any reader OF this announcement
after carefully studying every claim
make and upon investigation does not
find that am oil that I claim for my
Golf and that I have the best equipped
office In Salt Lake. will treat him FREE
OF all charges.
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INIUUIU w tlIIL AUa1
Bell Main 5000 Independent 800
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DANCING SCHOOL

Beginners clnss commences at Odeon
uesday, September 13, p. m.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
JUDGE DECIDES
FOR PLAINTIFF

In the suit OF Nathaniel Montgom-
cry against Richard T. Bcrrett to en-
force specific performance, Judge
Howell has rendered a decision IN
favor OF the defendant
The testimony in the case showed
that the parties bad exchanged the
use OF certain water for irrigation
purposes In Coldwater and Rice
creeks, the plaintiff claiming the ex-
change was intended TO be perma-
nent. while the defendant claims It
was not
The plaintiff desired the court to
compel the defendant TO transfer his
shares OF water stock to him and re-
celve the plaintiffs In exchange,
The summary OF the testimony by
the court was that the evidence as
10 the agreement between the par
ties regarding the alleged exchange Of
water stock was so unsatisfactory and
uncertain that II was difficult to rem
der a decision. The court concluded.
however. that the preponderance Of
evidence was In favor OF the defen-
dant. which was 10 the effect that the
exchange was not intended TO be per
manent. but for limited season. and
that the certificates of stock should
not be exchanged.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14

The reception hall and parlors were
beautifully decorated In pink. Dainty
pink shades over the lights shed a
soft warm light and a profusion of
pink American Beauty roses were
lively feature In the decorative
scheme. In the dining room the col
or scheme was beautiful shade of
red. y large centerpiece OF red Am
erican Beauty roses graced the dining
table and the elaborate menu, com.
posed OF all the delectaoble viands ap.
proprlate to the season, was carried
out in keeping with the prevailing
color Red shades covered the lights
and red roses on the cloth mingled
beautifully with the dainty appoint
ments Of The table An orchestra
furnished music during the evening
and vocal and Instrumental numbers
by guests and singing OF popular or
well beloved songs were among the
many enjoyable features OF the even
Ing.
Pleasant "reminiscences hearty con-
gratulations from all present. loving
messages from distant friends. and
general good time, such as only old
time friends NAV enjoy together. ada
better realized than described made
this twenty-fiftb milestone of the we'd
ded life OF Judge and Mrs. Rolapp a
happy aud long to.be-remembered
one
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14

Lenroot, OF Wisconsin. both insurg.
ents, and John c. Cobb, of Boston,
president OF the National Tariff
commission league, will endeavor TO
harmonize differences between meas
ures they favor, and to frame a sub
stitute bill TO be presented tomorrow.
This was agreed upon after a gen
cral discussion at two sessions of the
committee, when seycrnl authors OF
the measures of this character cX
planned their views.
Representative Payne. of New York.
chairman and Republican uoor lead
er opposed a new tariff commission.
He believes that the present tariff
board, consisting OF Messrs Emery.
Reynolds and Sanders had, or could
get, all Information that committee
OF five members. as proposed could
gather and assimilate
He said that If the tariff legisla-
tion wero admitted, 1t should be item
by item, Mr., Fordney, of Michigan.
another Republican standpatter on the
committee. and owner of large lum-
her interests. objected to a tariff COM
mission on the ground that II would
simply keep UP agitation and business
unrest
Other members thought differently,
and indicated their intention to report
measure to bring the much-dlscuss-
ed commission plan into being.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14

OF the Western Pacific. is here on Of,
hclal business.
Remember the Cartwright Concert
company OF Chicago at First NJ. E.
boys ''P Wv
Going to oEIahoma-W. n Dowell
and wife have left for Pond Creek
Okla. where they Will visit relatives
and friends. They VIII make the trim
Via the D & II. G. and will not re.
turn until the latter part of January.
Millinery Ssie-My entire stock of
Trimmed hats one-half price. y. l..
Spurgeon Millinery Co. 1872 Wash
ington avenue.
ought Forest FIres-S. S. Stuart
ana a party of five forest rangers. who
nave been In the northwest helping
10 subdue the forest fires. passed
through this city this morning on
The Hartman lines They are bound
Tor Chicago. at which point the mem
bers VIII separate and 90 to their re-
SpectiNe posts or homes.
All Trimmed Hats at half price and
less. Stafford Millinery Co. 2367
Washington avenue Formerly 3rd
floor Wrlghts. -
f. J. Fluno, the Christian Scientist
who delivered lecture in this city
Tuesday night. LETT this morning on
the Southern Pacific railroad for Los
Angeles.
SCALES TESTED by an expert and
In rGN- -nl E..
Coal" for sale only by Shurtlif and
Company. Phones, IS Yard 20i1
Washington Avenue
NJ !. Griswold and wife have LETT
for Portland. Ore. where they will Wis
it relatives.
coal-If you want the best: # you
want full weight. John Farr. phone 27.
E. F Lease. travelling passenger
agent of the Santa Fe. is in Ogden
from Salt Lake
William Drake. travelling freight
agent OF the Burlington Route. with
headquarters in Salt Lake, transact
ed business in this city today with the
local representative OF the Denver &
Rio Grande
New Freight Oepot-All that now
remains for the completion of the
new Hartman freight depot is tho
installing OF the office furniture. The
wiring OF the building was completed
yesterday when tho electrical equip
ment Of the building was connected
by cable with the Southern Pacific
power plant.
cs have been issued 10 Otto 4. Cole
and Audrey J. Sandman of ogden
and James McEntre OF Farr West
and Sarah Orton of North Ogden. 5.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
SUPT. MILLS IS
MADE LECTURER

Superintendent J NJ Mills of the
public schools has Just received word
that he has been elected by tho
board Of regents of the Utah unlver-
5ity as special lecturer In anthropol.
ogy.
The appointment will not in any
manner interfere with the superin-
tcndents work in this city and many
OF the talks which he will give on the
subject will be delivered in Ogden.
Students attending the lectures In
this city Will receive the same credit
as those who are present when the
talks are made in the college audi
torium.
MIR Mills is well equipped for the
position with which he has been hon
ored. He has taken special course
in anthropology at the University of
Chicago and has devoted a great deal
OF time TO reading upon the subject
AS a scientific study, anthropology
is receiving a great deal OF attention
by the universities of the east. The
subject includes the study OF man and
his tribal laws and governments prior
to tho time when written history be-
Gins. II embraces the biological his
tory OF man and his place In nature.
Altogether 1t is one of the broadest
of studies as it branches into many
other sciences. whete It's edges are
not easily defined.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
CONGRESS SUMMARY.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Discus
sion of the tariff In the senate to.
day prccIpitated lively debate In
which Senators Cummins. Aldrich
Bcveridge and Hale were the princi-
pal participants IT was occasioned
by Senator Cummins speaking on his
resolution to amend the rules of the
senate and house so as TO permit revi-
sion of the tariff schedule, and was
ended. when on q motion of Senator
Hale the resolution was tabled. The
senate confirmed long list OF recess
appointments.
In the house the pension appro-
priation bill, carrying $153,6li,0OO. was
passed.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
CHARACTERS IN THREE mUSKE
TEERS.

To discover just how much histori-
cal truth and how much romance
there are in Dumas famous novel,
The Three Musketeers.' has been
the object OF the French historian
De Jaursain. who has just published
the result of his labors.
1t appears that the real name OF
Dumas hero, D'Artagnan, was Charles
de Batz-Castclmore, and he was of
noble Basque descent. He was born
in 1923 at Lupiao. His assumed
name was derived from his mother,
who was Montesquleu-DAr Artngnan.
When he was II he set out for Paris
to seek adventure. mounted on q mis-
cradle nag. and In his doublet pocket
he carried ten ducats and a letter
of Introduction 80 NJ. de Troisyilles.
commandant OF Louis XlII's Muske-
teer Guard. The boy fell among
thieves. but luckily on his arrival in
Paris he found in the musketeer com
mandant's aute-chamber his fellow
countryman, Porthos. who gave him a
warm welcome.
Porthos real name was Isaac de
Portau of Pau. in the Pyrenees. He
was a man of humble birth and no
record of any descendants can be
traced. Otherwise II was with Athos
or. TO give him his proper name. Ar
mand de Sillcgue. who was killed In
duel. The Sillegue family stin exists
and has given France many brave
soldier
Aramis. De'Artagnan's third brother
in arms. was never a Bishop or a
Duke nor a General or the Jesuits
He was Henry d'Aramitz, lay abbot
Of Aramltz near Oloron. He Joined
De Troisville's Musketeer Guard at
the same time as D'Artagnan, but be-
yond the fact that he married a lady
of the house OF Bearn-BonaSse little
rs known OF him.
D'Aragnan. on the other hand
made a brilliant career. On the yery
day OF his enlistment, he. with his
three companions, fought and over.
came four of Cardinal Richclieus
hirelIngs. whcrcupon Louis XIII gave
the boy special audience and pre.
sented him with 80 ducats and cad
cts commission. From then his nd
vance was rapid. He retained Louis
friendship and gained that OF Car
dinal Mazarin. He married Nine do
ST. Croix, widow OF 81. de Dumas and
fell rs Field Marshal at tho siege m
Maastricht W the Low Counties In
l672-New York Sun
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
CONTINUED from Page Fiyel

DR., W J. Browning, corner Twenty.
fifth and Grant. over Carrs drug
store. S22 Bell
Perkins Gets schoIarshlp-wilIIam
Albert Perkins OF this city, class ~
OF Harvard university, has been award
ed an honorary scholarship by the
faculty of the college, in recognition
o. his high academic record and
standing in his sophomore year The
scholarship carries no financial aid
With It. This Is the second year in
succession that Perkins has won this
distinction. He prepared at Phillips
Exeter academy.
@. A. R.-All comrades of Dix 10.
gan post No. 3. C. A R, are request
ed TO attend the next regular meet
Ing, at 1880 p. m. Wednesday. Dec.
II. Inspection and election of Off
GERS for tho ensuing year. w. y
pelrce. Post Commander.
CLYDE Hogsett. travelling freight
rent OF the Missouri Pacific. was In
Ogden Tuesday and transacted bust
ness with Agent Fouts OF the Denver
& Rio Grnnde
Get what you pay fora full ton.
either phone 149.
A. w. Randall, a travelling freight
d passenger agent Of Salt Lake. Is
n Ogden.
Erand Mask Carnival at Auditorium
ting Riall Monday. December 10
md prize OF $500 win be given to
ne couple having the best sustained
character costume; $3.50 10 best
.hessed lady and $3.50 to best dressed
gentleman. =
n. j. Morley. travelling freight agent
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
RUSSIAN PEASANT TRIES TO
GET 100000 FOR PICTURES

LONDON. Dec 13.-AleXandre Tsch-
crnaidieff was remanded in Maryle-
bone police court today, charged with
conspiracy to blackmall Lucy Taite
de Choisul, of Paris, widow OF Charles
Hamilton Payne. of Boston
Counsel for the prorecution stated
that the defendant, who posed as Il
count. was, in reality. q Russian peas
ant who was associated with the So
called Count and Countess DeGaitig
ny. who were arrested for attempting
TO eXtort from the complainant 500.
600 for pictures supplied to her hus-
band.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
f AILUR RE TO
REPORT THE
DISEASE

The Salt Lake Tribune contains a
long article, q review OF the con
troyerys as TO whether Dr, Condor re-
fused to report to the city sanitary
Inspector contagious diseases. az
charged by Moronl Poulter DR., Con
don, II would seem. is misquoted as
saying that he called the attention
Of City Physician Rles to the case in
the Cody family At that time Dr
Anna RieS was in the East
But as one of the members OF the
board OF health, before which body
this complaint has been made. is dl-
recting the AFFAIRS of the Standard.
this paper will take no part In the
controversy until the board has made
lts decision. and hence refralns from
further comment
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
BIG APPROPRIATION
FOR COMMERCE COURT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S-The
first step for paying expenses of the
new commerce court was taken today.
when Attorney General Wickersham
asked congress to appropriate S17100
for salaries for five additional Judges
at $1,000. from January 1. TO June 80,
when the present fiscal year ends.
and SS7.750 for the other officials and
rent OF the new tribunal for the same
periods.
The five additional judges whose
names were sent to the senate yester-
day VIII receive $1,000 os regular sal
airy and $500 additional for Washing
ton expenses.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
PLAN MONUMENT TO
ABRAHAM LINCOL N

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia nation
al monument to Abraham Lincoln. to
be erected in Washington at a cost
of S2.000,000. Is proposed in bill in
troduced today by Senator Cullom. OF
Illinois. The bills name a permanent
commission to be composed of Presi-
dent TAFT Senator'S Welmore, OF
Rhode Island. and Mooney, Of Michi-
gan: Representative Mccall, of Massa
chusctts. and Champ Clark. of Mis-
souri,. The sum of 100000 is to be
Immediately available
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
OBJECTIONS MADE TO
A NEGRO ATTORNEY

Washington, Dec. 13,-obJectIons to
the proposed appointment of William
B. Lewis. negro attorney OF Boston,
as an assistant attorney general are
being presented TO Attorney General
Wickersham
On the other hand, Booker It. Wash
ington, the negro educator. called on
Mr. Wickersham today to urge his ap-
proval Of the appointment
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
MISS KNOLLYS OBTAINS
DAMAGES FOR LIBEL

London. Dec l3-A jury in the
kings bench division today awarded
Miss Alexandra Lou Knollys. daugh-
ter Of Lord KnollyS, King Georges prI-
yate secretary, damages in the sum
of S2.500 for libel which she brought
against the periodical John Bull for
having published a report that the
complainant had eloped with an Eng
lish ARMY officer
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
SOCIETY GIVES a DANCE.

The \. |. society of Hooper enter
tanned about 500 Of their friends last
Saturday evening at Hooper amuse-
ment hall. The hall was beautifully
decorated in blue and white A mu-
sical program and dancing were tho
features From a coy corner punch
was served.
All spoke OF the charming way in
which they We're entertained
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
ZYBSZKO WINS IN
STRAIGHT FALLS

NEW YORK. Dec 13-Zbyszko. the
Pole, won two straight falls from DR..
3. F. Roller of Seattle in wrestling
match here tonight. winning the bout,
The first fall was sent by a barlock
in l hour. SO minutes and Is second.
and the second by an arm hold In IL
minutes and 40 seconds.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
INSURGENTS WANT
MORE TARIFF DATA

WASHINGTON. Dec. lS.-C Creation
OF a tariff commission TO, collect and
assemble tariff data. but not to make
recommendations. may result from 4
discussion at the hearing today be
fore the house committee on ways and
means.
Representatives Goode, Of Iowa. aud
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
LIBRARIAN FAILS TO
GET SALARY RAISED.

WASHINGTON, Dec 13-"T could
not save anything out of salary OF
$4,000 a year. aud have a family"
said Librarian OF Congress Herbert
Putnam. in arguing before the house
committee on appropriations today for
an increase in his salary from $4,000
to $500.
Mr. Putnam failed in his efforts.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
INQUEST OVER BODIES
OF EXPLOSION VICTIMS

FERN1E, B. c.. Dec 15.-At the In
quest today over the bodies OF the 81
victims OF the Bellevue colllery disas
ter, it developed that previous ex-
plosion had occurred in the mine on
Thanksgiving day when no one was
present Complaint was made to the
inspector of mines for the province OF
Alberta that the mine was unsafe and
he was asked to Investigate The in
spector sent an assistant Heathcote.
who made a tour OF the mine and then
posted written notice that 1t was
safe and free from gas. Two days
later the explosion occurred.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
PENSION AGENCIES
MAY BE COMBINED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S-The
eighteen pension agencies throughout
the country will be centralized into
one. II the senate sgrees TO the pen
sion appropriation bill as passed to.
day by the house
The bill as passed by the house
carries $l53.614.000t which is $4,000
less than was recommended in the
bill as presented
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
FIRE THREATENS TOWN.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. ll.-Fire,
which started In the Radclif4-
Overstreet general store at la
Grande. Ky. thirty miles from
here. shortly after midnight,
threatens to destroy an entire
block. Fire apparatus Is BE-
ing rushed TO La Grande from
Louisville
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
FLEE, BEGINS PRACTICE.

NORFOLK. Va. Dec 1S.-The
Fifth division OF the Atlantic fleet,
consisting OF the armored cruisers
Tennessee. North Carolina. Montana.
and Washington, today began battle
practice on the southern drill grounds.
off the Virginia capes.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
c.}0CzTY
SILVER WEDDING.

Saturday evening the spacious
rooms of the RolapD home on MadI-
Son avenue were made doubly attract
I've and the latch string was out to
welcome a large number of close
friends and relatives, the occasion be-
ing the twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary of judge and Mrs. H II. Rolapp.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
ALAeAMANs FOR CLARK,

WASHINGTON. Dec. l$.-The Ala
hama delegation in congress by sigma
lures 10 formal statement today.
pledged themselves for Champ Clark
for speaker Of the next house
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
GUARD KILLS PRISONER,

VANCOUVER BARRACKS.
Wash. Dec. 13.-WhIle trying
to escape from custody late to-
day. Harry Francis, a private
in battery b, Second field ar
tillery, was shot dead by the
guard. Albert Boulding. COM
pany A. First infantry. Fran
els was under guard on
charge of desertion.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
MRS. TAFT's AUNT DEAD.

DECATUR. Ill, Dec i3.-Mrs Han
ma j. Jack. aunt of Mrs. william II.
Taft. and sister of Judge John w.
Heron, Of Cincinnati. died here to-
day of pneumonia. She was 50 years
of age