The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-25

\ aN''No VI wal sDsDV 'dEus UGLY
cred. NJ. l.. Jones Coal Co.
Court erapher-Delmontc Rob
| er'S. former stcnoCraphcr of the
| fourth judicial district court. but now
OF salt Lake. is in Ogden doing steno-
graphic work in the second district
court VIII bo here couple Of
| days
Bread of quality. Charles Cafe
terla. =
+. II. Bedington died at the County
lnhrmary yesterday morning He was
man 30 years OF age who, about three
weeks ago, was found without funds
and exhausted from a severe attack
OF acute tuberculosis. The superinten-
| dent at the intirmary has written 10
the parents os the man who stated
Just prior TO his death he had not
heard Of them for several months
Classy smoke, Garcia and Vega Cis
gars =
John a. Stimson. of Stlmson' cafe,
has Purchased. through Otis a White.
the GriN property. formerly owned by
Captain Witherell. on north Washing
ton avenue. containing 2 1-2 acres. on
which are a siX-room and two-rOom
brick structure.
Kodak finishing. TrIpp. $40 25th
street. =
Liquor License In Canyon.-The
county commissioners this afternoon
granted liquor license to the Idle
wild Resort company in Ogden can
yon.
Asks for Olvoree-Augusta K Ken
Icy has brought suit In the district
court against Frederick j Kenlev.
as king for a divorce upon the grounds
OF non-support. The couple were mar
ried In ogden. May 16 1900, and have
a daughter nine years OF age. OF whom
the mother asks the custody.
Estate Valued at sIe.s1e.s3-Archi-
bald Mcfarland. A. D. Shurtliff and T.
\. Whalen as appraisers of the estate
OF William Giddings. deceased. have
filed their report of the appraisc-
nent OF the estate The entire estate
Is valued at $9,Sl6.SS.
Asks for TrIal-The Ogden Steam
Laundry company has filed in the dis
In the case In which Frank Harris.
by his guardian, is the plaintiff and
who recently was awarded damages
In the sum of $4,000 by jury.
Sued for S21.oo-In the civil division
of the municipal court this morning,
Miles l.. Jones commenced suit against
Fred 2. Brown and II. r Rand. TO re-
cover $21 80 alleged to be due on m
open account
Laying Of Stone Blocks-J. p.
O'Ncill. manager of the O'Nell Con-
struction company. came down from
Logan yesterday where he Is occupied
in the construction Of a sewer sys-
tenn for the temple city of the north.
lie stated that he will begin the lay
ing of tho stone blocks on the road
led OF the Rapid Transit company in
the paved district of this city. the lat
er part of this week.
Isaac Bullock OF Lone Tree. Wyom-
Ing. was a visitor in ogden yesterday.
He states that cattle and sheep Of
that section wintered we'll.
Fire This Mornine-Through de-
fective nue the house Of Charles
Blake, at 1919 Twenty-second street.
occupied by Howard Ingram. caught
fire this morning at about o'clock
The fire alarm was given and a quick
response came from station No 2.
The loss Is estimated at $40
Death Of Mary Ann Jarvis-Mary
Ann Jarvis died at her home at Roy
this morning at 735 OF senility She
was born In North Walsham. Norfolk,
England. October 2Dd, 1926. the daugh-
ter of Simon Shreeye. The body was
taken to IarkIn's undertaking par
lors where II viii remain. pending ar
rengements for funeral services. Mrs
Jnrvis was past So years OF ago when
she died.
Japanese Speelal-The Japanese
merchants special train from tho
west, consisting of three Pullmans,
diner, dynamo and observation cars,
arrived over the Southern Pacific this
afternoon as tho second section of the
Overland Limited There were sixty
tive Japanese aboard.
Grocers Going East-A party OF Cal
ifornia and Nevada business men, en-
route east to attend n meeting of the
Retail :::esa-eeA=t=sIts' association at Chi
cago. will arrive al Ogden during tho
present week.
Wreck on Rio Grande-A freight
train wreck Inst night on the Salida
division OF the Rio Grande system,
short distance east OF Grand juno
ton, has seriously interrupted trat-
fic on that road today AS a result
of the trouble. passenger trains No.
! and 5, due at Ogden at 2;35 and
3'5G this afternoon. have both been
aDnulled.
Run Over by Train-A telegram re-
ccIyed AT superintendent letters OF
flee this morning states that Harry
Morgan. young man. was run over
at Rock Springs yesterday afternoon
ard lost his right foot and the lowe
part OF his leg. The accident oc-
cursed while Morgan was attempting
10 crawl on the brakebeam OF q NOV.
Ing train and the latter was stopped
as quickly as possible and the young
nan dragged from the track and sent
to the railroad hospital at Rock
Springs