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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-03-25
CHAPTER XIiI.-Continued.

She had already come to the conclu-
sion that if Kralinsky was really Lev
en-, the latter had seized the opportu-
nifty offered him by his own supposed
death to disappear from st. Peters
burg, and had taken another name
Leven had been ruined man when
he had tried to divorce her; when he
died, or disappeared, he left nothing
but debts, which were extinguished
with him, for no one attempted to
make his widow responsible for them,
since there was no estate and she had
no fortune beyond the allowance her
father made her. Lord Creedmore was
far from being rich peer, too, and
what he gave her was not much, al
though it would more than suffice for
her simple wants, now that she in
tended to live with him again.
But if Leven had not been killed and
had turned into Kralinsky, he now
had plenty of ready money, though
it was not easy to guess how he had
obtained possession of a quantity of
valuable Asiatic rubies within the few
weeks that had elapsed between his
supposed destruction by the bomb and
the date of Van Torps transaction
with him in New York. That was
mystery. So was his possible acquaint-
ance, or connection, with the eastern
girl who was looking for him, if there
was a shadow of truth in Logotheti's
story. Lady Maud did not believe
there was, and she felt morally sure
that the tale had evolved itself out of
the Greeks fertile brain, as a fantas-
tic explanation of his atrocious con-
duct.
While she was thinking over these
matters and rehearsing in her
thoughts the scene that was before
her, she saw a gondola making
straight for the yacht across the fast
fading green of the lagoon that lay
between the vessel and the Piazzetta.
1t came nearer, and she drew back
from the rail against her cabin door,
under the shadow of the promenade |
deck, which extended over the gang
way and was supported by stanchions,
DIS Oh oil OC6dH lllSI. ne LduCdSulIS |
Lass, with her single yellow funnel,
her one short signal mast, her turret-
shaped wheel-house, and her generally |
business-like appearance, looked more
like a cross between a fast modern
cruiser and an ocean greyhound"
than like a private yacht. She even
had a couple of quick-firing guns
mounted just above her rail.
Lady Maud looked at the gondola,
and as it came still nearer, she saw
that it brought only one passenger.
and that he had a fair beard. She
quietly opened her cabin door, and
went in to dress for dinner.
Meanwhile Mr. Van Torp had COM
pleted his toilet, and sent for the cap
tain.
81 suppose you're ready at any mo-
ment, captain?" inquired the million
aire.
YES, sir The pilot is on board.
and the gentleman you expected is
Just coming alongside"
Then you can start now" said the
owner. after a moments thought.
where are we bound. sir?"
ooh. well, don't know. | wanted !
to say a few words about that, cap
tain. Do you happen to know anything
about a yacht called the Erinna. be-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
MARTHA SOCIETY.

The Martha society held their an
nual meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. l.. Reynolds.
Reports OF the years work were
were submitted and officers for the
ensuing year were elected. The books
of the organization show that between
$500 and $500 had been raised by the
society during the past year. and that
nearly 5000 has been disbursed for the
good OF the poor In Ogden City, and
that number of deserving families
are on the societys list who will re
ceive help from that body at intervals
as needed. The report OF the officers
was very gratifying. and plans for fu-
ture work on larger scale were dis
cusSed by the members Officers for
the ensuing year are;
Mrs. H. r. Spencer, president
Mrs. Abe Kuhn, first vice-president
Mrs. ]. S. Lewis, second vice-presi-
dent.
Mrs. A. p Hibbs, secretary
Mrs F.. NJ, Conroy, treasurer
Mrs. q NJ -Mattson. corresponding
secretary
Mrs Hugh c. Wood was elected as
a member OF the society to I'LL ,-.e va
cancy caused by the departure Of one
of the ladies'. who will make her fu-
tare home In another state
The society consists OF twenty-five
ladies, and new members are elected
only when vacancy by resignation or
otherwise occurs.
Delicious refreshments, most charm
ingly served, closed this most import
ant session of the year.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY

The secretary of the interior has
Issued a circular withdrawing lfrom
entry 25.120 acres OF land along the
San Rafael river. 1000 acres OF which
have been already entered. Thel cir.
cular. which is dated January Ii,
states that all existing claims. filings
and entries made prior TO datet of
withdrawal are temporarily Sus-
pended Every smallest legal suGdi-
vision WILL when arranged, lie with in
one-quarter mile of either bank OF the
San Rafael river. The property In.
volyed extends from a point on the
r.Yer about ten miles east of Mt Pleas.
ant to Castle Ridge. distance bf
about eighty miles.
The withdrawal Is said to be sig
nllcant, because 1t marks reversion
of the recent administrative policy
which restored TO entry number Of
reservations which had been made
under the Roosevelt administration.
1t is estimated that the San Rafael
river is capable of developing 100000
horse power
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
GOVERNMENT MAY BUY
ITS OWN MAIL CARS

Washington. Feb Ito protect the
lives Of government postal employees
on trains and prevent the loss of mail
by fire, Representative Carey OF Wis
consin (Rep.) is In favor of the gov
ernment buying its own mail cars and
contracting with the railroads for
their hauling.
He has introduced bill that au-
thorize5 the postmaster general to
proceed with the work OF contracting
for these cars. to put them in use as
rapidly as possible. and to have all
railroads full equipped with them in
1915.
bill fixing the minimum number
for train crews Of railroads was intro
duced by Representative Martin
(Dem) OF Colorado 1t provides that
a freight or construction train Of 25
or less cars must have an engineer,
fireman. conductor and Two brakemen
For over IS cars IL must have a flag
man In addition. On switch engines.
the number OF men TO the crew is
designated and they must have GER
tain amount of experience before be
Ing so employed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
REPUBLICANS FAVOR
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Doctor Anna Ries Made City Physician by Republicans
Democratic Councimen All Vote Against Her-Mayor Veto
of Increased Salary is Turned Down-Mayor Also Com
plains Of High Insurance Rates-City Councilnon
Object to Auditing of Books :.

avenue line and referred to the street
and law committees with the city at
torney. WAS reported on by the COM
mittees which recommended that tho
city recorder instruct the officials OF
the interurban road to discontinue the
use OF steam power at once. Should
the company fail TO observe the order
the city attorney was instructed to
take such legal action as may be
necessary TO procure an enforcement
OF the order.
Upon the recommendation OF the
street committee, the work of raising
the wing dam in the Ogden river near
the Becker Brewing company's plant
10 prevent damage from IN overflow
of the stream was authorized with
the understanding that the brewing
company and other property owners
interested are to share one.half of the
expense OF the work which will cost
about 5000
Auditing Question.
A recommendation from the engros-
sing committee recommending that
the contract for auditing the city's
books for the past two years be award
ed to the Utah Auditing company. the
lowest bidder was later withdrawn
by Councilman Wilson, a member of
the committee. until the annual re-
port OF the city auditor is submitted.
Pro-'deDt Browning was OF the opln-
ion that IL is the duty OF the city audi
Tor 10 10 over the books of the city
whenever necessary. and that the en-
ployment Of special auditors Is a use
less expense. AS there appeared to
be some misunderstanding as 10 the
time when the auditor must submit
her annual report. the matter was
Withdrawn temporarily
The license committee and the city
attorney recommended that s37 90. dc
pcslted by b. Wolff ar the time he ap-
piled for a pawnbroker's license be
refunded. as Mr Wolff. not caring to
furnish additional sureties as required
by the council, has decided to discon-
tlnue business In Ogden. II was stat
ed by one Of the councilman that
Wolff has been doing business since
the application for the license was
made, hut the city attorney furnished
an oral opinion on the subject and
the money was ordered refunded
PayTolls for the half month due en-
poyeS Of the wateTworks department
amounting to $41S.13 were allowed.
The weekly report or the sanitary In
spector showed three new cases of
contagious diseases In the city
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
HARVEY STOCKMeN
SUFFER BIG LOSSES
Severe Weather Causes the Death of
Thousand5 OF Sheep and Cattle.

Reports from Harney county, ore
gon, arc that that section has expert
enced colder weather this month than
for The past four years. The ther-
mometer has beea registering 81 de-
grees below zero In Burns, and at the
Narrows. on Malheur lake, 32 below
zero. The coolest period in the his
tory of Harvey county was from De
cember Is TO January IA. during all
of which time the thermometer rests.
tered to p degrees below zero. The
stockmen are losing their animals by
the thousands. The sheepmen ia the
Stein mountain country have not heeu
feeding the past three winters, and the
cold weather has caught them with
out supplies. They cannot purchase
nay, as the cattlcmen are holding it
Tor their own use. Several big stock
men oil Harvey county have suffered
heavy loss. and IL tae snow and cold
hold on till the first of March. as In
former hard winters, the less of sheep
and cattle will be very heavy, as hay
Is getting short With some Of the
stocSo|ners ald the price has risen
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
W R E 6 K A 6 E
ON CLARK
ROAD

Bridges and rails OF the Salt Lake
railroad arc strewn along the bed OF
the Muddy river, twenty miles from
where the roadbed was DESTROYED by
the floods OF month ago, and loco
motives. freight and passenger cars,
even Pullmans. are stranded in out OF
the way places where they VIII re-
main for a long time, and some OF
them perhaps forever Huge pieces OF
structural steel were bent and twisted
and rails made Into almost inconceiv-
able shapes by the force OF the water
and carried miles away.
These facts arc contained in the re-
port of Carl Balch. assistant to the
general manager Of the Salt Lake
road, who has returned from the
scenes of the disasters in Nevada and
Utah
Mr. Balch says it Is certain that the
road Will not be rebuilt through the
canyon and that Caliente may never
again be on the main line.
A new route for a line 100 miles
in length must be found in southwest
ern Utah and eastern Navada, SAYS
Mr.. Balch.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
KNIGHTS ENTERTAIN.

With the Pythian Sisters as special
guests, the local lodge OF Knights of
Pythias, with their wives and families.
entertained at a delightful reception
and banquet last evening In their
lodge rooms.
About one hundred and twenty-five
guests were present cards. for which
twenty tables were prepared. were a
feature OF the evenings program.
Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Mullck were
the lady prize winners. and d. r. Da-
Wis and Mr.. Watson won the gentle
mems prizes.
The banquet tables were pretIily
decorated, delightful course OF re-
freshments was served and toasts
apropos with compliments to the
guests OF honor completed a most
pleasant evening.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
c)OCHTY'
MAccAeess INSTALL OFFICERS.

Impressive exercises Incident 10 the
installation OF the newly elected OF
ficers of the Ladies of the Maccabees
were held in the Odd' Follows hell
last night Sixteen little girls dressed
IN white participated in the installa-
tion exercises which were public.
Many compliments were given The
young ladies for the delightful man
ner In which the pretty and difficult
drills were executed. special praise
being offered Mrs. Luddington for her
pronounced success in training her
class OF young girls for the occasion.
At the conclusion Of the exercises de-
lightful banquet was served TO the
members and their guests.
The officers installed were. Lady
Commander, Mrs. Addie Angel: Past
Lady Commander Mrs. Ida Holland,
Sergeant, Mrs Elizabeth Best: Mas
ter OF Arms. Mrs Clapp; Chaplain.
Mrs. Walker: Sentinel. Mrs. Addic
Baker. Pickett. Mrs 3. A. Bowman.
Mrs. Alice Collins acted as installing
officer.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
TRYING TO AVERT
STRIKE IN BROOKLYN

New York, Feb. 1.-Conferences
were held today in an EFFORT to avert
n strike OF 5000 motormen. conductors
and guards of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit company's elevated system,
threatened because of the discharge
OF forty men recently.
The men say they were discharged
because they joined a union The man.
agement deny this and declare the
men Influenced employees against the
COMPANY
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01

popular singers. having taken the
leading part in several musicales In
the "City OF Light"
The groom. a former resident of
Iowa, is popular young member OF
the railway mall service and has made
many friendG In Ogden, where the
happy pair have made their home and
are receiving the congratulations of
many friends.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
GUNoERsoN.sMITH NUeTiALs.

Last night, at the homo Of Mrs.
Samuelson, at 2516 jefferson avenue,
occurred the marriage Of Frank Smith
of Ogden TO Marie Gunderson. also or
Ogden. the ceremony was PERFORMED
h. the Baptist pastor. Rev. Fl, d, 1lm-
norman. of this city
The bride was becomingly dressed
in a beautiful white silk gown whiie
the groom wore the conventional black.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01

The beautiful ring ceremony, wit
messed only by a few friends, was
used.
Mr.. Smith is tho genial proprietor
of the utahna restaurant on Washing
ton avenue. and tho bride mas host
OF friends in ogden. Mir and Mrs.
Smith will mako this city their future
home
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
BROTHER OF PRESIDENT
is NOW IMPROVING

Los Angeles. cb 1.-The condition
OF Henry w Taft. brother of the Pres
ident. who lie suffering from erysipelas
IN local hospital, was somewhat Inn
proved today DR. William A Ed
wards. the patients brother-in-;aw. an
nounced today his belief that no fur
ther complications would develop and
that in a few days Mr., Taft would be
able to resume his Journey to New
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
ANOTHER ONE COMING!

Madrid, Jan 31-A birth in the
royal family of Spain is expected the
latter part Of May. Queen Victoria 81
ready is the mother of three children,
Phince Alphonso. Prince Jaime and
Princess Beatrice, the latter having
been born on June %. 1909.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Last Wednesday evening, in Denver,
Colorado. was coDsummated the mar
riage VOWS of Thomas Guy Wadsworth
of Ogden and Miss Victoria Flockhart
OF Denver
The bride is one OF Denyers most
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
BOX PARTY.

Mrs. Arthur Kuhn entertained at
a box party al tho Orpheum last
evening.
Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Kircher. Mrs. Abe Kuhn, Mrs. Ad
Kuhn. Mrs It Fitzgerald
Following the Orpheum production
Airs. Kuhn entertained ber guests at
luncheon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
RIOTS
IN SEOUL AND PHONG

Seoul, Feb. 1.-During the ant-Jap-
anese outbreak at Seoul and Phong
the rioters murdered the Korean and
Japanese officials and burned all OF
the government buildings.
The mob was dispersed arter ten OF
its members had been killed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01

Miss Evelyn Hanson, popular
young woman OF Malad, Ida, Is a
guest Mt the home OF her relatives.
Councilman and Mrs. Chris Flygarc.
Miss Hanson is a leader in Malad
social circles and In a newspaper cir
culation contest which attracted much
attention In the Gem state. she was
awarded a handsome plano after be
ing voted the most popular young
woman in Malad.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
THEATER PARTY.

At the Orphcum last evening Mrs.
VIII Eccles. with her guests. Mrs. H.
Fl. Spencer and Mrs. Ambrose P.
Hibbs. occupied box seats.
Mrs. Eccles entertained her guests
at luncheon following the production.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01

Phonists viii Oanee-The annual
ball given by operators OF the local
Bell Telephone exchange will be held
in the Royal Dancing Academy to-
night The attendance. 1t Is expected,
will he large. and al unusually good
time is promised
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01

STORAGE at reasonable rates. IN
good brick building. If you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft G. Soas
Company.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01

from SIS to SS per ton In the last few
days. with some holding for SIS per
ton n-Winnemucca Star.
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Ask Your Physician OF Druggist

been to good doctor and bad Il treated.
bat did not get much relief. so heard OF
your Catarrhal Jelly and hovo used II
four days, and feol 6pe In tue head-
Please send me frco sample OF Please.
30. STEWART.
Remember, that Kondon $ Catarrhal
Jelly Is sold by over 80. oO0 druggists 10
the United States-but II yours Goes NOT
have q. send TO us for 2oc or SOC tube
(stsmps or coIn), and wo will mail at
onco, postpaid The Soc size coniains
three times IS much as the PIC size
Every package Is sold under our Nbso-
lutte guarantee OF satisfaction OF money
refunded. Send for free sample today
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cine which would burn. itch aud irritate
tho raw places.
For the same reason you should stop
the use OF sprays. Snu6S, douches and
stonisers for catarrh, The delicate
iinirs of the nasal passages is raw, in
Ramcd-sore from the action of the ca
tarrh germs.
-kondon's Catarrhal Jelly is soothing.
healing. pleasant end cooling. Apply II
once and you v'lll have Instant relief,
Continued Use. three times day. will
effect permanent. safe and speedy cure
OF CatSrrh. Catarrhal Deafness, Hay
Fever. Asthma. Cold in tho Head. Ca
tnrrh Of the Stomach. or any complica-
ton rssultinE from chronic nasRl ca atarrh.
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Enough for several days treatment.
Enough TO prove TO you conclusivcly
that IL is the most marvellous remedy for
the plcsSantest, safest. most
soothing and healing method for the
treatment OF this foul disease.
-Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly Is applied
directly on the raw surfaces.
Reduces tho thickcned membranes.
stops abnormal discharges. clears the
nasal passages for easy, natural breath
\ ing. .nnd permits the air to pass through
\ the lungs over healthy surfaces
\ That IS the logical way TO cure ca
J tnrrh-Dr. Kondon's way.
You would not apply salt water 10
wound-nor spray 1t with violent mcdi-
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siS Instant Relief FREE !?

The blessed relief that even the Tree
sample will bring you Will encourage
you TO continue its use until a complete
cure is effected.
You cannot afford to neglect nasal
catarrh even in its earliest stages II
will not get better of itself Neglect OF
cold in tho head opens the way for the
attack of the cataTrh germs.
Over 10000 900 packages OF this won
dertu remedy have been sold in 10 years
Thousands have testified TO its merits Ia
unsolicited letters, Read this:
Seattle. Wash,
Gentlcmep:-I have had a bad cold and
catnrrh In the head for months havo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-18
THE COST OF
SNOW CLEARING.
Is $I,I44.-5O
For the Christmas Storm
Alone, Reports Street Com
missioner TO Council.
OTHER EXPENSES ARE
NOT IN THIS REPORT
Slippery Walking Last Night
and Early Today the Cause
of SCms Accidents.

According to a report received at
q meeting of the Board of Aldermen
last night from Street Commissioner
Adair the total cost of removing the
snow from the principal business
streets during holiday week was
$1,14450. This is the largest
amount ever expended by the city in
removing snow, but one-third of the
cost may be paid by the Public Ser
vice Corporation, whose trolley
tracks run on Smith and State
streets, two of the thoroughfares
which the city cleared.
After the report had been read,
Alderman-at-Large voorhees, sug-
gested that someone make a motion
that the collector of revenue be
directed to send bill to the Public
Service for one-third of the amount.
alderman Dalton made motion to
that effect and it was carried.
The street commissioner said to-
day that the $1,144.50 did not in
clude the report of the cost of re-
moving the snow from some of the
property-owners' sidewalks, as he
did not have 1t in shape yet That
amount, he said, would exceed 500.
Mr. Adair says that the cost of clear
ing away the recent snow will prob
ably exceed the Christmas snow
slightly, and he will report on it at
next meeting of the council
Mr.. Adair says that he cleaned the
snow during the holiday week on
Smith street, from the car barns to
the ferry; State street, from Smith
street to Hall avenue and on Hall
avenue; New Brunswick avenue,
from Smith street out several blocks
He has treated the recent snow like
wise and has also cleaned many
property-owners sidewalks, but none
of the expense of the latest snow is
the next meeting of the council.
Speaking about the large expense,
Mr.. Adair seys that 1t has been sew
eral years since this city experienced
such heavy SHOWS and that all taken
from the streets had to be carted
away In wagons and dumped at the
foot of the streets into the river
Over 100 men were employed during
Christmas week and even a larger
gang Ia at work today clearing the
business streets, crosswalks and
sidewalks.
Walking Bad Last Night.
Rain freezing as it touched the
ground last night covered the side
walks with thin sheet of ice and
made dangerous walking. A num-
ber of persons fell, some Of them in
juring themselves so badly as to re-
quire the services of a physician
This morning the walks were still
slippery and many walked in the
roads rather than take chances OF
falling
John Duth, of 1853 State street
fell at State and Broad streets al
ABB o'clock this morning and Sc.
verely sprained his ankle. Patrol
man Quinn found him helpless on
the sidewalk and called the ambu.
lance and removed him to his home
A foreigner, whose name is not
known, fell while working at the
Raritan Copper Works this morning
He sprained his left wrist and was
attended by DR.. w. e. Ramsay.