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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
MRS. ANNA GREEN.

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Greene, late wife of Ammon Greene.
Jr., were held at the West Weber
r'eeting house yesterday, the services
at IL o'clock being in charge of Bish~
op George Burlington.
The speakers AZ the services were
George Hunter. Don Mickey, Bishop
Sheridan Jacobs. Bishop VIII Hunter.
Bishop Robert Mcfarland and Presi-
dent Jones. The ward choir rend-
cred several musical selections and
Miss Addic Jones rendered the
solo Some Time Well Understand" 3"
There was a large number OF sor-
rowing relatives and irierds present
at the service many following the re-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
HALF-BREEOS TO Be
TRIED FOR ROBBERY

Judge Howell Will return TO the city
10 hold court Friday morning and the
srenh Is now busy notifying the jury
men 10 be on hand
The case that viii be taken up that
morning Is that Of the state against
frank Bell and Bell Rio, charged with
robbery The information alleges that
on the night OF July % the defendants,
with revolyers, held up and robbed n
S. Lofgren of 50 in cash
Another information is on file
against The defendants charging that
On the night they ROBBED L0tgren they
held up and robbed a negro, William
Clark, Of so cents.
The defendants are half-breed IN
Giaus. and. 1t is claimed by The officers.
they robbed other people the sane
Hight. the evidence OF the boldups not
being sufficient 60 warrant charging
them with the crimes.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM.

Brigham City. Nov 23,-Today the
citizens of Brigham City viii cole
brate Thanksgiving day in an nppro-
pirate manner. The day win be de-
voted to feastiug and numerous social
events. At 10 O'Clock. In the Taber-
nacle. a splendid program, arranged
under the supervision OF the High
school faculty and pupils. will be rem
dered. and Is as follows
Ouartette. My Old Keuntcky
Home" invocation; solo Hortense
Evans: recitation. Floyd knudson;
duct Misses Leal and Garalidine
Blackburn; recitation, Miss Mary
Young. solo. Earl Wright; violin solo.
Mr.. Larsen; colo. Inez Forsgren. reel
tauon, Miss Ethel Recs song. Gallo
Lunl address. Fred ] Holton; solo.
Waldemar Call. quartette. Proudly
as the Eagle"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
MRS. ANNA scHeRFF.

After an Illness of four months. Mrs
Anna NJ ScherG, a resldent-of Wells.
Nevada. died at the home of friend,
1886 Madison avenue, at . O'Clock yes
tcrday morning Her death was due
tc cancer OF the liver. and four months
ago the patient came TO this city to
undergo treatment.
The daughter. Mrs John Filz-
maurice OF Butte. Mont, was at the
bedside of her mother when death re-
suited, The deceased was CO years of
age and had resided in Wells for more
than thirty years past.
The remains wore removed TO the
undertaknc rooms and prepared Tor
burial Accompanied by the daugh-
ter. the body was shipped to Wells at
> o'clock this morning, interment to
take place there
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24

district during the entire evening,
skulking behind trees and in dark re-
ccsscs. He evoked suspicion, but no
one telcphoncd the police.
When the young womcn were less
Can 100 feet from their homes, nc
ran from behind tree ana thrust re-
volyers into their faces The girls
screamed. Whom II was apparent that
no one had taken notice the highway
man trust one revolver into his poe
ket and seized the purses carried by
the young women. Then. ot the point
OF n gun he ordered them to con.
tinue their walk home
with Pauolman Dan Crowther and
H. 4 Slater on board the police patrol
responded TO the holdup call, bur the
police were unable to locate the high
wayman lI
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24

ter does not know that the govern
ment with all its postal facilities,
has no intercommunlcation with Ice
land, North Pole. The best thai a
postmaster can do is to forward the
letter TO the dead letter office. Wash
instOn, d, c.
However, II has been known in the
past that, although nothing is shown
IN the postal guide, yet the dead Let.
ter office has some kind OF communi-
cation with Santa Claus. wherever he
nay be on Christmas eve, and in a
good many instances the letters ad-
dressed to him have been received and
answered
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
COMMITS SUICIDE
WHILE OEllRIOUS

Brigham City. Nov. 2i-While in Il
lit OF delirium. o. w Jensen. a truck
gardener living near this place, fired
d bullet from a .22-callbre rifle inlu
his head today and instantly killed
himself The tragedy occurred at the
rams home, in the presence OF his
wife and two children. who were pow.
erless to prevent him taking his own
life.
Jensen. it Is said. had been addicted
to the use of liquor. and j: finally al.
fected his mind Yesterday morning
lac was seized with fIt OF delirlum
ard ran away from his home. Taking
refuge in a chicken coop on the ranch
of y. j. Valentine, Jensen lay In the
coop and raved like madman until
efforts were made To return him to his
home.
Breaking away from thoss who
tried to Quiat him, the freuzied man
ran for a distance oil three miles out OF
town before he was finally captured
ard returned to his home.
Later, going to The barn, Jensen
found his 10-yearold son there with
q small rifle. The father first tried
10 persuade his son To shoot him. and
failing. wrcsted the weapon from the
boy
When the child ran to summon his
mother and brother. the father placed
the muzzle of the weapon against his
forehead and pulled the trigger Phe
bullet penetrated the brain and Jcn-
sen fcll dead in the presence of his
family.
Jensen was about so years OF age
and came here from Kansas about
a year ago He was formerly a loco
motive engineer. Funeral arrange
Idents have not been made.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. J, a. Stimson of Stlmson's Cnfo
wishes 10 announce 10 the public,
while waiting for the Peery building
to be completed on the corner OF
Hudson avenue and Twenty-hfth
street, he will open an up-to-date cafe
about Saturday. Nov. 26th, at No. 2i6O
Grant Ave, just around the corner
from Carr'S Drug store. Mr.. A. C.
Fell has just completed this building
for MIR Stlmson aud Il VIII be hard
to find 4 better appointed little Cafe
in Ogden. Remember next Saturday.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
TWO YOUNG WOMEN
ROBBED BY THUG

Salt Lake, Nov, IA lone high
waymnn. carrying. revolver in each
Land, held up Ruby Peterson and
Pearl Mortensen. of Is Blair avenue,
near their home shortly after o'clock
last night, and robbed them OF hand
purses containing S41O. Neither OF
the young women is over is years oil
age.
a strange little man. apparently
more than so years OF age. with coat
collar turned up and hat pulled down
over his eyes had been seen In The
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STOCK

A few shares of treasury stock OF
Southern Pacific Mining company, not
subscribed for by the stockholders,
whose time was up on Monday. Nov
2lSt. Is now offered 10 the public at
&c per share-OnStallment plau)-
one cent down and one cent per
month. We must push work even If
we have TO sacrifice a little stock.
First come first served. Apply at F
b. Deyoto's office or T. S Feeney.
FalstafI Cafe,
j w. BURNHAM. Sec. .
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24

Santa Claus, Iceland. North Pole"
Postmsrled salt Lake, November %,
and with the address written In child
iSh hand. the first OF the seasons
llaiutys messages from the credulous
child went through the postoflce yes
terday
Tho pity OF the message is that the
believing child who addressed the le,-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
DEATHS AND
FUNERALS
MRS. elizabeth JENSEN.

The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Jen-
sen Will be held Friday afternoon,
with services in the Third ward meet.
ing house at o'clock. The BODY will
lie in state at Bindquists funeral
chapel this evening and until O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. lntetment to
take place In the ogden City cemetery
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
w. L. BUsWELL.

One OF Ogden's oldest jewellers has
taken up his work with the Crescent
Jowelry Co. and would be pleased TO
meet any of his old customers at 2i6S
Wash. Ave -
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
THE RETAIL MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION,
369 Twcnty.fourth Street.
Ind. Phone 1913. Bell Phone s38

List your accounts with US for
collection and become a member
Of our association, Expert collec-
lion Of claims and accounts. Thous'
snds Of credit reports in our files
at your service, ehowing the cred
it standing Of all who Will apply TO
you for credit. You cannot afford
10 be without our protection. Cred.
1t ratings furnished free to mem
bern. JOHN RoGHAAR, Mgr,
Continued OF Page SevepD
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOM
Bell 'Phone ....sss. No. 322
Independent (two rinas) Sc
BUSINESS OFFICE
Either 'pho.e (ono rIne) 90
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
SANTA CLAUS MESSAGES.

(coDtlnucd on Page seveDD
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
DEprT1ES KILL NEGROES.
Resisted Arrest Ind the shooting:
Besan.-Two Wounded

Five negroes were killed and two
others were mor,ally wounded cn
Thursday. when the seven. taking IS
sue with Deputy Sheriff Sid Caa!eH.
at Elliott. Miss. who was endeavor-
In 10 take them into custody on
minor charge. advanced on the ON
Ger with farming implements as wea-
pons and with the avowed intention
of cutting him down.
Carving warrant charging the
seven with assault. Cauley and TWO
citizens depu;izcd to :ssis, him. went
10 the home OF Henry Beck. color
ed farmer. near Elliot, Thursday az
,ernoon. As the p sse approached the
negroes ceased their work IN the
ne,d and. grabbing pitchforSs. and
other farming tools. made for the
deputy. Caulev. however. opened
FIRE with two revolvers before the
belliserents came within striking
distance and. before the others OF
the posse had resained their wits.
Ave OF the attacking party were dead
and the remainder wounded. The
deputy surrendered. hut was releas-
ed 10 appear for formal hearing.
Several days ago an attempt was
made TO etIec, the capture Of the ne
rroes. but the arrestins officer with
drew when they employed similar
tactics 10 those OF THURSDAY
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
NEW MOTOR CAR
That VIII be Tested BY the Soutl'.
ern Has Come


The FIRST sas-elec.ric car FOR local
traffic 10 be used By the Southern
railway experimentally on the
observation-disclosures run reached
Spar,anburg on Friday. Several
hundred people catered at the depot
there 10 see II when it arrived.
The motor car was switched on 10
No. IL and carried TO G.eenrille
where {, will be used between Green
willie and Anderson. II was in charge
OF 4. II. Fleet. mechanical! engineer
for the Southern. Mr. Fleet said
his car would carry gasoline sufflci'
ent for trip OF 200 miles II seats
tortv-siX passengers.
High officials Of the Southern met
in Columb mbia Friday 10 fix the sche'
dule OF the new cars. Those partic'
ipa,inc in the conference are Assis'
tan, Passenger Agent Meek. OF Al;
lanta. Assistant General 2asSeDEe!
Agent peSram. OF Charleston. Super
intendent Williams. Of the Colun bI:
division and General Manager Az
derson. Of the Blue Ridge road.
II this service proves satisfactor.
in the Greenviile territory il will b.
extended 10 other parts OF tn.
ern system. where the local trafH
is heavy. They will certainl
| prove great convenience 20 tn
travelling public.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
DRUG USED UPON GIRL
Hy An Unknown Intruder Into Her
Home at Night

Fanny May Pryor. the fourteen
vear-o!d daughter Of Owen W. Pryor.
prominent resident OF Mobile. Aia.'
died early Wednesday from the ell
fec;s OF chloroform administered 10
the child Tuesday night by an uA-
known intruder who succeeded IN
making his escape.
The girl was found in an theo"-
sc;ous condition by her mother IN
a room that vas almost sitting from
the effects OF the drug. A man
wearing black shirt and black
trousers vas seen 10 Jump the fence
abou, I.45 o'clock By Mrs. Pyor. oat
his color could 40, be distinguished.
The entrance was made through a
rear window.
Examination By PHYSICIANS VINO
were summoned showed that the girl
had no, been assaulted. and why she
was chloroformed can not De e1-
plained. The cir. was sleeping vita
no. little baby brother.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
An Old Cene.ary is Dug Into BY Ditch
Diggers ia Charleston
SKELETONS ARE FOUND
The Bones of Man OF Hinge Stat
ure discovered in Ono OF Se'"-al
Coffin> that Were Fourd.-ln
Another Place Several Old Gam
non Balls Were Du: Cp.
non Balls Were Dug Cp.

No one would suppose that there
| was muc.. J. mystery or any unce
of romance i, in. work o! the 1ari,
d:tch-d;SSers rho are laying the
sewerage oIov.s N various st:ee:S 10
the city OF Charleston. says 'h- .>ews
and Courier. but mystery and e
nance have way OF turning up
where they are least expected. ard
only the other day one OF the gangs
ran into something that made the
negroes who w!e!d the pick and SHOW
ell feel nervous and apprehensire OF
what might follow as the result Of
Interfering with the long sleep Of
those who had passed from earth
many years ago.
The News aad Courier then goes
on to relate the following: On
Queen street, between Franklin and
Logan. just opposite the Medical Col
lege. the pickmen found grave yard
about four feet beneath the surface.
and being compelled to stick to their
work, for the sewer pipes must be
laid. grave yard or no grave yard.
and in spite Of the danger OF rousins
the wrath Of ghosts. they unearta-
ed before long seven collins All
these were badly decayed and fell
apart as soon as an attempt was
made TO lift them TO the surface.
OF the bodies that they had ono"
contained only the skeletons were
left, and these quickly decomposed
on coming in contact with the air.
Several Of the skeletons were those
OF children or ..ual; woman. 5n'
there was one especially that filed
the laborers with wonder as they
looked upon It. It was the skeleton
o. a man. and such man: More
than six feet four iSches tall. with
shoulders OF wonderful breadth and
big bones that made up a frame OF
remarkable strength. he must have
aeen well-nish giant.
The negroes looked at the white
bones and wondered: and white men
Who saw the crumblins vesuges OF
wha, must have been one OF the nm
est specimens Of physical manhood
in the South. were curious 10 know
rhe,h.- some record OF this Hercu-
les who had been laid to rest in this
forgotten cemetery long ago. might
no, he found somewhere and the his
tory Of the man brought, back TO
mind
On Ashe street the diSSers came
across cannon balls Gha, had eri.
tenta:ly been fred during the Rev
clu,iouary war. They were OF
kind unknown during the War Be
tween the States. and were evidently
much more ancient. each OF then
weighing no; more than four o! ave
rounds. In addition 20 these several
smaller grape-shot were rnearthed
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
PAYS PENALTY AT STAKE
TEN.1S MOB BURNS MOI LD-BE'
NEGRO !iSS.aIL-iNTS.
When Pursued r. Mob. shot ton*ta-
bic from .AmbuSh.-Surround In
Corn Field and Lynchcd.

| Henry Gentry. negro cish'ce'
years old. paid the penalty o; M
! crimes murder and presumably IN
tended assault. a, the stake t'ioa!
night at Helton. Texas. while ;ws
others. a brother OF the man lynch
cd and companion. charged ~i'f
Implication. missed like fate. onl!
bv nleadinss Of Sheriff Burke aad
several citizens.
Early Friday the negro attempted
10 force an entrance into the nome
NJ Mrs. Lamb. widow. but was
frightened away with shot By the
woman's daughter. Several hours
later. while Gentry was being scar
ched for by posse headed by Com
stable James Mitchell. the man. tlr-
ing from ambush killed the posse
leader.
Then the noo formed and after an
all day search. surrounded the Tug
;,ive in a core field. AS the mob
closed in Gentry made dash Tor
liberty. but was brought TO earth by
two well directed bullets. A rope
was quickly brought and the man
dragged 10 an automobile and hur-
r,ed TO Bei,on. where several thous-
and frenzied men and boys awaited
his coming.
AS the public square was reached
the rope was tossed to a man on
horseback and the negro dragged
about the square TO the pyre- The
applying of torch was the work OF
a moment and while several hundred
shots were f:ed into bis body. the
already dying negro vas incinerated.
When the work CT the mob was
ended there. a dash was made for
the city prison. with the inleni "i
iynching the two others charged
with aiding Gentry in the killing
OF Mitchell. Pieadinss and show
OF force stopped the mob before an
attempt was made to storm the jail.
The crowds then dispersed and tur-
ther disordes is not anticipated.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
AUGUSTA LADY MISSING.
Supposed to Haye Jumped Into the
Sea from Ship.

Mrs. Marion Mayo. OF Augusta
Ga. reputed 20 lie wealthy and o.
social POSITION. who took passage
on the steamer City Of Columbus
from Savannah. was missing when
the steamer reached Kew York Fri
day. 1, was feared that she had
been los, overheard
Captain Johnson. OF the CITY Of
Columbus, said he believed MIS-.
,Mayo had stolen cut Of her state
room during the night and thrown
herself into the water. He said she
appeared 10 be melancholy and hao
kept to her quarters nearly all the
time during the VOYAGE.
Capt. Johnson said Mrs. Mayo vas
an interested spectator Of the burial
a, sea OF a negro cook and after
tha. she went 10 her cabin and was
40, seen again. AS soon as Ars
Mayo was missed Friday her cabin.
was examined and all Of her clotn!ne
was found TO be intact.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
WHITE FTESD WANTED.
He Is Charged With AssaultinS q
Young Girl.

Charged with criminally assault
ing Irene Fratus. the twe:ve-year-old
adopted daughter OF Johr 8asiord
and wife. Paul CombeE. white man
OF prominent family. is surrounded
in the P;newoods. north Of Wave
land. near Biloxi. Miss. by posse
OF citizens Of Bay ST. Louis. Tho are
ben, on Comtell's capture. and may
lynch him if their search is success
full.
Darius Combell. brother OF the
huntea man. promised 10 deliver
Combell 70 the posse il they would
agree 70 protect him from violence
Leaders OF the posse agreed. but lat
er Combe!l had nc. been delivered.
The crime which Csmbell is a!les-
ed TO have committed occurred
month ago. but not until THURSDAY
did the child inform her foster par
ents OF what is alleged TO have oc-
CURED. Hearing OF her confession.
Comhell. i; IS said. fled TO the for
eStS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
rov, Stone sslloons to Earth.

Ohio boys who can throw stones
so swift and high as 20 punSture oai-
loon, have become serious menace
70 aviation. Down came the DTifter.
with Waite. j. Collins and George
Howard. Of Cincinnati. in its basket.
,ast &eek. because boys. throwing
stones from bu!l!ins a, Hamilton.
c.. where the crowd had Assem- oled
70 witness the ascent and christea-
Ing OF the aeros.a,. struck tie gas
bas anc tore a hole in Il. The gas
bad escaped slowly. and the balloon
ISIS v,e!e forced % land Il less tnao
- hours a.cec s.ar;tsS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Prisoner Attends Dance.

John H. Miller. o: the defunct
cotton firm Of Steele. Miller & CO..
81 Corin,h. Miss who was arrested
a, Decatur. Ala. Frida:. charged
s;,h using the mails 70 dcfraud. was
taken 10 Huntsville 10 arrange IS
bond. After his arrcs, Miller vas
allowed 70 attend dance. He is
socially prominent. having married
descendert OF one OF Alaba ma 5
Governors
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
ALMOST A LYNCHlKG
WHITE: NAN CHARGED WITH MIS-
TREATING 4 CHILD.
The Crowd Disagreed a. TO Method
Of His Death. and the She: m Got
the Fiend to Jail.

The !ynching Of white man
Thomas Marlborough. was prevented
in the Silver Street section OF New
berry county early Wednesday morn
ing only by disagreement among the
crowd as TO the manner OF death aad
| probably the lack Of a leader.
Marlborough is charged with an
attempted criminal assault on q
vear-oid white child or July >. The
matter did not beco me public unit!
Wednesday night. and then x is said
through a letter which the a,ife OF
Yarboroush wrote TO the mother OF
the child. which led to an invesfi-
cation.
Some of the crowd which gather
ed during the early hours .! the
morning wanted to swing Marlborough
10 a limb. riddle his body with bull
lets and then cut him down and let
his body be carried away by the riv-
er. Others favored other modes o.
sending him TO the great beyond.
Magistrate Hendrix cot IN COM
munication with Sheriff Buford. and
:he sheriff with his depu,y. Pope hu-
ford. was on the road within fifteen
minutes after receiving the message
and carried Marlborough to the New
berry Jail.
Acting on advices received as TO
the feeling Of the community. Sher-
III Buford got in communication
with the governors office and 1t was
decided that It would be best to take
Marlborough to the State pen:tentiary
for safekeepins. and. this will be
done
Marlborough is between fifty and
sixty years OF age. and has his third
wife. The crime is alleged to have
happened near Marlborough home.
il a secluded path. Marlborough was
formerly an operative in the Mollo-
hon mill. He has been living for
some time on the Spearman place.
near Silver Street. He claims that
the charge is result OF spite wo7k.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27
Lt.I;ED BY 4 RASCAL
Warning TO Young Women to Be
ware o. Strange Men.

A special 70 the News and Courier
from Richmond. Va. tells sad sto-
~ abor, young girl from this
State. The dispatch says young
woman. |. years old. said TO be the
daughter OF a cotton planter near
Cogpens. S. c.. is detained in Rich
r,ond by the police and is under the
care OF the Associated Charities
there. until such time as she IS sent
for by her parents or earns enough
;noney TO buy a ticket back TO her
home. She wishes TO get back as
soon as she can. according to her
statements Tie story the girl Is
alleged 10 have told is pathetic
one. According 70 the police. she
went TO Richmond in company Win
man. whose name the authorities
do no, divulge He was stanger
to the young country girl. and they
met when on train. and she was
en- route 10 her parents home. from
SD2G 9NC dsASoSN W
been iured away by smooth and false
talk o. the stranger. She says he
rroposed that she 90 to Richmond.
and she followed him. after arriving
living as his wife At a boarding
aouse there.
The man ief, Friday night. tell
ing the girl 30 come TO Petersburg.
but the landlady became saspicious
and called in policeman. and ;as
girl vas taken to the police station.
where arrangements we're made for
her care. There is no charge against
tho girl, but the officers are search
I'M, 10: the man. who will be chars-
ed with an ugly o.ense when found
The girl is pretty and unsophisticat-
cd. aad has evidently been imposed
,D0D