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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14

Pine Street. She was in the sixty
fourth year OF her age
The funeral will take place from
the German Evangelical Lutheran
Church this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Sephncr w. Canada.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1
Lynchburg, Va, September 13.--Mrs.
Sephner w. Canada, aged twenty-one
years. wife OF r. f. Canada. died this
morning at her home. 1909 Kemper
street, where she had been Ill for
some time of tuberculosis.
Mrs. SnllIe bailey.
Especial to The Times-Di spatch.1
LynchEurg. Va, September 13.-The
remains OF Mrs. Sallie Bailey, aged
aged twenty years. who died yester-
day at her home In Chatham. were
brought here this morning. and the
funeral took place from the home OF
her father, George c. Colbert, 1921 Gar
field Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14

Il. L. Patram, of Washington.
h. ID. richardson, of H1nrshall.
Councilmen;
Carl Boschen, of Monroe.
Claude Iiatklnn, of Lee.
Charles Wiltshire, OF Jefferson.
II. a. Gill, of Washington.
.yno. J. burke, Of Madison,
j. II. Powers, of Clay.
PRINTING AND CLAIMS COM
MITyrEE.
w. H. Adams, of Jefferson.
H. T.. Atkinson, of Madison.
i. NJ. I<nin, of Henry.
j. w. Moore, of Washington.
CouuciImen,
G. r. Davis, OF Clay.
70. II. FcrEuasOn,t of Lee.
Carl Boschen, of Monroe.
G. Il. Pollock, of Madison.
q. II. Wiltshire, of Jefferson.
MARKETS COMMITTEE.
Aldermen:
John f. Don Leav,, of Clay.
James a. MOncure, of Monroe.
J. NJ. lain, of Henry.
X. l.. Patrnm, of Washington.
Councilmcn.
Morgan II. Mills, OF Jefferson.
George Rogers, of Marshall.
G. NJ Cease, of Monroe.
Clarence Senton, of Clay.
.JnO. j. Burke, of Madison.
$. JOHNS BURYING GROUND.
Aldermen,
II. w. Melton, of jefferson.
r. ID. Richardson, OF Marshall.
Councilmen,
Gilbert X. Pollock, OF Madison.
j. @. Powers, of Marshall.
John Selph, of Jefferson
IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES
RIVERS
Aldermen,
+. II. Donuhoe, of Madison.
.. ID. Richardson, of Marshall.
M John Ii. Dliley, of Monroe.
Councilmen,
Julius A. Hobson, of Madison.
ID. II. Powers, of Clay.
George Rogers, OF Marshall.
Claude DntkfnA, of Lee.
Garter 9. Jones, of Washington.
Z BOARD OF PUBLIC INTERESTS,
Aldermen,
John Il. Crimes, of Marshall.
James "A. AIoncurc, 81 Monroe.
Citizens elected by board OF AL
dermcni
Julius StrHus.
j. A. Moore.
C0uncilmen,
Jno. ". Durke. of Madison.
John Selph, of JetfersQn.
Harry Huber, OF Henry.
Citizens elected by the Common
Councils,
Willlnm Gibson, Jr.
Joseph w. Bliley,
Henry Lee Valentine.
BOARD or SINKING FUND CONF
MIssIONERs.
t Robert whittct, Jr., of Clay.
COuncilmans :,
,n,,, n,ittee are elected by the Coun-
al on nomination Of the Chamber
Of Commerce..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
vIscouNT some DEAD

Had Long and Distinguished Career In
Service of Japan.
Toxic. September 13.-Niscount Aru-
suke Some. privy councillor and former
acknowledgement in Korea, died to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
The Weather.

Forecnst' vireinin--Partly cloudy
and cooler Wednesday,; Thurstlny. Tntr.
moderate north windH. '
North CnroIina-Unsettlcd wcdnes-
day aud Thursday, with probably
sh0Wers; moderate north NinIla.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14

motion by government attorneys that
the packers enter plea. When this
VIII be done has not yet been de.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
snn,ucl T. Mcrritt.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Harrisonburg, Va, September Ia
Hon. Samuel 7. Merritt. a native of
Greenville. Augusta county, died
Thursday in Salt Lake City. Utah. He
was a torty-niner. In 1s49. with his
brothers, Chris and John W., he left
the Valley for the gold fields of Cali
fora. Later he was delegate to
Congress from Idaho Territory. After
his removal to Utah he was chosen
Judge of the State supreme Court. He
frequently returned to the Valley.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Freeman.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Etna Mills, Va, September i3.--The
funeral services of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Freeman took place from Concord Zap
fist Church yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock, conducted by Rev. w. e. Car
ter. Mrs. Freeman's death occurred
Sunday morning at the home OF her
son, Robert D. Freeman, Reedy Mills.
She leaves two children-Robcrt d.
Freeman, of Caroline county. and j,
w. Freeman. OF King william county.
She was eightythree years old. and
was the wife OF the late Woodville
Freeman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
DEATHS

JACKsoN-Died. at the residence OF
her son-in- law, Mr.. w. II. Phenix
Monday. September IL. at twenty
minutes past o'clock p NJ MRS
a. E. JACKSON. reiict OF Cain
Jackson. aged eighty-three years.
Funeral from late residence WE'D
NESDAY. September IL Interment
at Hollywood. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited 10 attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14

Tuesday. September
10. at 2:20 a. NJ. at her late resi-
dence. ia South Pine Street. MARY
T.. STARKE, in her sixtyfourth year.
Funeral SEPTEMBER IA at 1
o'clock from the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Friends and ac-
quaintances respectfully invited TO
attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
IN MEMoRIAM

loving remembrance OF MIR.
GEORGE RUPP, SIR, who departed
this life September IL. 1907.
Peaceful be thy sleep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14

WILLS-Killed. by lightning. at his
LIE RuHARDT WILLS, of Amelia. son
of Mr.. r. II. Wills formerly of Ame-
liza, Va. and brother of the Messrs.
Wills, of MillerJ& Rhoads Co.. this
city.
Funeral notice will appear later.
Roanoke and Petersburg papers
please copy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
Two Sudden Deaths.

Especial to The Times pispatch.I
Suffolk, Va. September 13-While
taking drink of water to-day. w. J.
Walters. forty-eight years old fell
backward and expired without speak
Ing. y widow, daughter and adopted
daughter survive him.
Mrs. Mollie Bradshaw, of Suffolk, died
suddenly to-day. at the home of q son.
L. Upshur Bradshaw, near Windsor.
She is survived by thru" daughters and
three sons.
Funeral of Mrs. 4. T.. jackson.
The funeral of Mre a. f. Jackson,
widow of Cain Jackson. who died on
Monday. will be held this afternoon at
o'clock from the home OF her son-in-
law. w. f. Phenix, 1904 Floyd Avenue.
Interment will be in Hollywood. She
is survived by two daughters and one
adorted son, as follows: Mrs. W. E.
Phenix, Mrs. e. c. East and Walter
Brittle. Six grandchildren and one sis
ter also survive. Mrs. Jackson was
in her eighty-thirci year
The funeral of Mrs. A. f. Jackson,
who died Monday. will take place from
the residence Of her son-in- law. W. T..
Pho eniX. to-day. The interment will
be made In Hollywood Cemetery
Miss Mary z. Stnrkc.
Miss Mary f. Starke died yesterday
morning at her residence, TIA South
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
EVIDENCE IN THE
STEWART CASE

In the case OF Anna Stewart against
the Oregon Short Line. Or J. n. lard
Ing of Brigham CITY testified that he
had occasion to attend 10 Miss Stew
art a few days after the alleged acct
dent. and hat he found that she was
suffering from dislocatcd collar
bone. He said that IL had been par
tally drawn from its position through
a pressure OF blow upon the right
shoulder The doctor stated, though,
that within n short time after the dis
location was reduced the plaintiff
completely recovered from the injury.
in 81 far as he could see. This CON
Cluded the testimony for the plaintiff
and the defense began the lntroduc.
ton OF testimony
The Short Line claim agent, l.. +.
Abbott stated that he approached
Miss Stewart at tho Ogden hospital on
the day Of the accident and had set
tlement with her for all claims for
damages against the company by rea-
son of the accident. and that he paid
her $50, she signing release to the
company for all damages.
DrS. f. S. Joyce and Ezra Rich
stated on the witness stand for tie
defendant that they made a physical
examination Of Miss Stewart yester-
day evening and found that the dlslo-
cation of the clavlcal had been prop
erly rea1iusted and that the Injuries
from the dislocation had. In their
opinions. completely abated. and that
she at that time was not suffering
from the same they stated, though.
that the lady complained of pain
when her right arm was moved or
when she was touched upon any part
OF her body about the shoulders. chest
or arms. but they were inclined TO the
belief that she was not suffering from
the injury claimed TO have been in
flicted at the time OF the accident.
February s.
The case Will be concluded this af-
ternoon and will very likely be sub
mitted to the jury this evening.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21

az Aura. Nevada. is in Ogden This
Mr. PeterSons first visit nnd no is
surprised and very much pleased ia
find 50 large city and SO much EVIL.
doncc of prosperity and promise of
future growth.
Lewis Good Koa FOR baseburners
and heaters. Phones 1i9.
Green Fruit Traine-Thc Hartman
lines have Just established a dried
fruit service which viii extend from
California eastward much in the same
manner as the green fruit service.
The dried fruit trains will he given n
schedule running about twelve hours
faster for each division than the regu.
lar freight service. The cars used in
the service win not be iced but will
be well ventilated.
Kcmmerer's best coal sold only by
NJ. l.. Jones Coal Co.
Distribution of Estate-Mrs. Mabel
Moon administrators OF the estate Of
Herbert Moon. deceased. her two
daughters Consenting. has petitioued
the district court Tor a summary dis.
Tribution OF certain real estate, and
the court has ordered that the matte.
be heard Immediately The petitioner
states that all the heirs are anxious
10 havo the matter settled at once
and with as little formnlity OF law as
possible
Dainty fountain specials. every day.
a. Wards spacious parlors Two
stores.
Estate of L. 5ushman-In the mat.
Ter of tho estate OF l.. Bushman, de-
ceased. IT, f Bratz administrators for
The estate. has petuoned the district
court for final accounting and for dis
trlbution Hearing Of the petition
has been set for October s.
Lincoln Circle to Attend-Thc mem
berS Of Lincoln Circle No. 2. Ladies
of the G. 4. R, will meet in regular
session at 2:30 p. IN. on Thursday,
September %. and will adjourn at
SIS p. m. to attend the funeral of
Miss Laura Nice at the Presbyterian
church All members arc urged to
he present
Chinese Prinoe-Priuce Tsai Hsun.
uncle of the emperor OF China. and
Yung kwai. high naval official of
the Oriental nation, who have come
10 America to buy a navy passed
through Ogden on the Hartman lines
at about ] o'clock this afternoon The
royal party are arriving on n special
train of seven cars and are bound
for New York.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
BRYAN WILL NOT
VOTE FOR DAHLMAN

LINCOLN, Neb, sept 21.-n a
statement iii which he declares that
The crusade which he fccls imDelled
10 wage against The liquor interests
of the state and nation oyershadOws
a personal and political friendship OF
twenty years. William j. Bryan this
evening announced he had bolted the
head of the Democratic stale ticket
in Nebraska and would not support
James C. Dahlmann for governor.
MIR. Bryan says he regrets that he
is compelled TO take the stand he
does-his first departure from politt-
cal regularity, but says he feels II his
duty to do 80 because of the position
taken by the Democratic nominee oD
the liquor question.
Regrets Dahiman's Stand.
The statement which. in a way. is
apologize in tone. does not indicate
that Mr.. Bryan viii support the can.
didatc Of any other pngty, bnt an
nounces that he is a pronounced adyo
cate Of county optioG and the early
saloon closing law both OF which he
insists are menaced by Mr. Dahlmsn's
candidacy.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
MANY DELEGATES
HAVE been NAMED

The following additional delegates
have been appointed TO attend the In
ter-Mountain Good Roads convention,
Automobile Club OF Utah, Salt Lake
W. j. IIalloran, w. Burton, Henry
Dinwoody, S. II. Sbarman
Tooele, Utah-IIenTy Marshall. Ed.
ward Dalton.
Commercial Club, Salt Lake City
Joseph f. Caine. Geo. T Odell. VIM.
II, Tibbals, NJ H. Bcrtram, l.. }. Gil
mer
Unitsh Co, Wyo; Evanston
], l.. Wicks, B NJ. Ausherman. DIR. c.
II Solier, J. w. Carse. P. W. Spauld-
ing
Twin Falls County, Idaho M. A.
Strank. Twin Falls, c. r Taylor.
Bubl; c. w DYER Twin Fails: f. d.
Hunt Il. T. Newbry, Kimberly.
Provo Commercial Club. Provo
Fred w Taylor, Jas. w. Dunn, c. f.
Decker. w. x. Stafford
Appointed by the governor OF Orc,
gon TO represent the state of Oregon
&C. r Gabler. CoQuillc: g. F. Smith.
Riverton; w. l.. Klstner. Coquille; ].
/. Bean, Tampa; A Snead. Parkers.
burg. Z. B. Thrift, Langlois. b. C.
Shull. Myrtle Point
This makes total OF about 500
delegates so far selected.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
/ ROMISES TO
P A Y [ II E
ALIMONY

a short time ago Wilhelmina Far
Icy was granted n divorce from Jo-
seph Farley. which required that he
pay certain alimony. IL appears that
he failed TO obey the mandates OF
The decree and he was cited to APP
pear In district court to show cause
why he should not be punished FOR
contempt He appeared before the
court ana stated that he would com
ply with the provisions of the decree
and that he would hereafter attend
to the matter of paying alimony. The
court ordered that he be purged of
contempt
Under an agreement by the parties
concerner. the case of Ivan Fisher
against the Union Pacific company
has been dismissed without prejudice
In the case of Mary c. Jeppeson
against the Oregon Short Line. in
which Judgment was recently given
In favor OF the plaintiff. the defend
ant has made a motion for a new
trial The grounds stated for the
new trial are that the evidence was
not sufficient to warrant the judg-
ment; misconduct OF the jurymen in
tnat one or more OF the jurors were
Induced TO assent to the verdict By
a resort TO the determination OF
chance" newly discovered evidence
that is material to the cause at Is
sue; excessive damages, etc.
The case Of tho Utah C Oregon
Lumber company. against the Flee
man Construction company, ct al. has
been continued for the term
BY agreement OF the parties 10 the
action. the case OF Wallace A. Jenn
against b. NJ. Robinson has been CON
tinued for the term.
Due to the fact that the court is oc-
cupied' in the hearing of another case.
the suit of Frank a. Heckel aaginst
the Union Pacific Railway company.
has been continued, and set for trial
following the hearing OF the case of
Jesse Richards against the Oregon
Short Line company
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
INVESTIGATING
SIMP son DEATH

District Attorney Nathan J. Harris
Is at Devils Slide today aiding the
county ottomey of Morgan county
In the investigation. by a coroner's
jury. of the killing of George Simp-
son, which occurred there yesterday.
II VIII be remembered that Simpson
was struck over the head with a bill
Hard cue. The inquest is being held
today and the district attorney Will
conduct the examination of witnesses.
Arthur Aldrch is the young man
who struck the deceased and it is
now a question as to what charge
shall be preferred against him. The
blow was struck. it is said, through
an alteration over game of pool
The district attorney is desirouS of
knowing the facts IN the matter so
as to aid the county attorney I'm tak-
ing preliminary steps in tho courts re-
garding the unfortunate affair.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21

Continued From Page One)
as to complete all the dams in twelve
years. l wish that congress had ar
ranged TO eXpend the money in less
time and complete the work, for its
completion is not alone important for
the immediate benefit that 1t will con-
fer commercially on the valley OF the
Ohio. but 1t is important to vindicate
or to discourage further investments
of this kind In other directions,
earnestly hope that the time may
come in the not distant future when
the plan for completing this Ohio riv-
or improvement shall be changed so
as to make the time six years for
completion instead OF twelve
Evils to Guard Against.
The evil in a corrupt control of
a congress or legislature by private
interests is manifest and always calls
for condemnation. But there is an
other kind of legislative abuse as dan
gerOus to public veal in certain of its
aspects as corruption. and that is the
selfish combination of representatives
OF the majority Of the constituencies
to eXpend the money of the govern.
ment for the temporary benefit OF
part or with Little benefit 10 the
whole 1t is the duty of the majority
and the minority 10 leCislate always
for the benefit Of the whole people.
and any enactments that look 10 the
selfish EXPECTATIONS OF less than the
whole is a species OF legislative abuse
that comes very near corruption in It's
effectiveness. perhaps more dander-
Gus than corruption, because those
who support such a combination are
generally bold In It's defense.
The days OF the pork barrel should
be numbered The country is reused
against corporate or corrupt control
OF Legislative agencies, but it is doubt
full whether the constituencies as yet
are able 10 perceive the higher obli.
cation on the part of themselves and
their representatives not 10 use their
votes in combination to appropriate
10 a part that which belongs to the
whole
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
! CUR NlINU IE
SER VICE TO
FAIR

Superintendent Joseph Bailey OF
the ogden Rapid Transit company
states that his company is prepared
to handle the great Four-State lair
crowd, and that as good service as
has ever been given TO any fair will
be instituted.
Beginning tomorrow morning at S
O'Clock cars Will run direct to the Fair
grounds from TwenY-Gfth street and
Washington avenue every ten min
utes. and on each day Of the (air cars
viii run direct TO the grounds every
four minutes.
The company has been delayed IN
completing its Brigham City road 10y
the failure OF the Oregon Short Line
to deliver ties from Oregon Ties
that should have been on the ground
for tracklaying last Sunday have not
been heard from
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
MRS. KLEYN IS
LAID TO REST

Impressive funeral services over
the mortal remains of Mrs. Nellie
kieyn. were held Tuesday at o'clock
at The Wilson ward meeting house
Bishop f. \. Bingham In charge The
ward choir rendered several appro-
pirate musical selections \ solo en-
titled Il Know that My Redeemer
Lives, was sung by Edwin w Bing
ham.
Those who spoke words of comfort
and eulogizcd tho noble HE OF the
deceased were j. w f. Volkcr. Mrs
Henry HALEY, Everett Noutoboom,
Luke Veucma G. r. Denkers. Abort
Barton. The services were largely at
tended. Many beautiful flowers were
silent evidences of the love and es-
teem in which the deceased was held
In the community. mteTment took
place In the ogden City cemetery.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21

BIRTHDAY PARTY.

y pleasant gathering in honor Of
j. NJ. Wagner was held last evening
at the home, 162 Twenty-second street.
A most delightful evening was spent.
the usual happy felicitatlons, social
amusements and congratulations were
enjoyed. with the offering OF appro,
prlate birthday remembrances to Mr.
Wagner and tho serving of refresh
mentS. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. n w. Drabble, Mr..
and Mrs John Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
ID. Simpson. Mrs Tom Hanley. Miss
Marie Drabble, Mrs J o. Dice. MIR
Jack Furgeson Misses Gladys Nor.
gan, Ada Morgan, Mr.. McKlnstry. Mr..
Ed Butterfield, Miss Mary Butter
field Miss Ida Pool
The prize winners were: Ed Butter
Held and Mrs. C. d Simpson, first
prizes. Isaac Furgeson and Mrs. Tom
Hanley, consolation prizes.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
LENEVE is
HOOTED BY CROWD

London. Sept. 21-At the clase OF
proceedings today, DR.. II H. CrIppen
and Ethel Loneve were committed for
trial, charged with the murder OF
the doctors wife, Belle Elmore So
licitor Newton reserved his defense
for tho trial proper.
Ethel Claire Leneve was hootcd by
crowd Of men and women awaiting
her arrival at the Bow street court.
group of women followed the cab
occupied by the accused girl through
the streets 20 the police court. yell
ing their opinions OF the typist as
they chased along.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
B R A K E NJ A N
ST RUCK BY
A I RAIN

George Thompson. brakeman on
Union Pacific extra freight No 2S6
west bound. was struck by extra east
bound freight No. 25i at Green River
AT about O'Clock this morning and
seriously injured His injuries con-
sist of a broken jaw and number oi
scalp and body wounds.
ThompsoD's train had come I'd stop
and the brakeman. walking around
the engine. stepped directly in front
of a locomotive passing on a parallel
track. The engine was travelling at
sufficient speed 10 hurl Thompson
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21

Called on Mlssion-Elder Lawrence
T. Harris. son of district attorney Ma
than J. Harris. has been called to the
missionary field and in response to
the call he VIII leave Ogden for New
Zealand. October l. farewell party
viii be giyen in his honor at tho
Fourth Ward Amusement hall, Friday
evening. September 90. Lawrence is
a fine young man and will undoubted-
ly do splendid work In the New Zea-
land field,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
BATHSHEBA SMITH
IS CALLED HOME

SALT LAKE. Sept 2O.-Mrs. Bath.
sheba Wilson Smith. president of the
Relief society of the Church OF Iesus
Christ OF Iatter-Day Saints in all the
world. passed away at 1915 this
morning at the residence of nor
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Merrill. I275
Browning avenue.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21
POS I P @ n E S
THf DUCK
SEASON

a bulletin was issued today by the
state board OF health forbiddinG the
sale Of wild ducks in Utah markets
until further notice. Hunters here al
SO havo been advised by State Fish
and Game Commissioner Chambers to
postpone the hunting season, which
opens October /, for four to six weeks.
This action has been taken owing
To the peculiar and unknown disease
which has killed thousands OF Wild
ducks nud kindred fowl AT the mouth
Of the Bear and Jordan rivers.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21

THEATRE
BOTH PHONES 32s

ALL THIS WEEK.
THos. j. RYAN-RlcHFiELo co.
In Mag Haggerty's Reception"
An Exoruciatin9Iy Funny Little Play
let.
TWO Odd Fellows.
GRANVILLE AND ROGERS
Songs and aughter-Without Story.
Direct from London Music Htlls.
JOSIE HEATHER
The Wnsomc Little English Comedi-
enne.
SUZANNE ROCAMORA
In a Repertoire OF Tuneful Selections,
MULLlNl TRIO.
Novelty Musicians,
sAMAROFF AND SONIA
The Russian Peasants-ln Native
Songs and Dances.
Latest in Motion Plctures-Orphcum
Orchestra.
RlCES-eVening. 10o 25c and soc.
Matinee, ioc. i5e and csc.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21

Mrs. John Saus, her two small daueh.
tcrs and a young son at their home
at Byors, Pa. twelve miles from hero
yesterday The suspect, formerly
boarded at the Saus home. and II is
believed that the four victims wero
killed to prevent identification.
Tho bodies were discovered by the
husband and father on his return
from work last night.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-21

from It's course. He WIS picked up
unconscious and removed 10 thc Green
River hospital.
Unless internal injuries develop, 1t
is believed that tho injured mm VIII
recover. Thompson resides n Green
River