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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
BELLO JUR Y
T AlLS [ @
AGREE

The disagreement OF jury IN the
police court this afternoon ended the
prosecution oil Edward BeIlo, the pro-
TTictor OF the Pacific saloon, who WAS
charged with having violated the min
or ordinance IL ls net likely the case
Will be reheard
On December &c, r. G Farr. c. l.
Driscoll and c. w Weaver, three
minors, wore arrested Tor distuT bing
the peace All OF the boys had been
drinking and when they were Ut
ralgned for trial an effort was made
by the city attorney to learn from
what source they had secured tho In
toxicating liquor when they had m
bibed At this time they swore that
the intoXicantS responsible for their
condition when arrested had been Civ
cn them by stranger on the street
For their failure to tell the truth
concerning the purchase OF intoxlcants
they were sentenced to serve thirty
days In prison Yesterday the boys
told the chief OF police that they
would tell where they had obtained
their drinks. Thor story lead to the
arrest OF Bcllo.
Because OF the former untruthiul-
ness Of the boys the story which they
told To the court today was not given
full credencc by the jury. hence the
disagreement of the jurors.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
c)0CETy
HOLIDAY WEDDING,

One of the prettiest weddings OF
the holiday seoson took place al the
home OF Mrs Ellen F. Eastman when
her daughter Leonore and Mr.. George
A. Debbendener were united In the
holy bonds of matrimouy. President
James W. Wotherspoon officiating,
Promptly at 7:3O the wedding march
was played bv Miss Mae Conroy
Only the immediate relatives Wit
messed the ceremony.
The rooms we're prettllv decorated
In the holiday cOlors and the bride
aud groom stood under huge oeil
in the archway gowned In green satin
elaborately trimmed In pearls and
gold lace. and carried shower
boquet of roses, Her veil was caught
by a beautiful broach. the gift oil
the groom. The groom wore the
conventional black, The bridesmaid.
Miss Marion Nyc. cousin OF the bride.
wore pretty gown Of apricot SILK
trimmed with chiffon. Mr.. Albert
Cherrlngton of Salt Lake City. also
cousin of the bride, acted as best
man
At s O'Clock reception wss held,
a number OF out of town guests be-
ing present. The evening was en-
ioyablv spent in a musical program.
after which the guests repaired TO
the dining room, where sumrtuous
repast was served. At a late hour tho
guests departed. wishing the b.ide
and groom long and happy llte.
Many beautiful gifts we're received.
After returning from a brief honey
moon. Nr. and Mrs Debbcudencr VIII
make their home i'm Ogden
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
GEO. MILLER
is BOUND
OVER

Waving his right to q preliminary
hearing. George Miller, charged with
assault with deadly weapon. was
bound over to the district court this
morning by Police Judge Farnsworth.
under a bond of $500.
Thursday night Miller was found
cllnging to the outside bars OF the
city prison and calling for a prisoner
by the name of Hogan" While
there Is no prisoner locked up under
that name. it is thought that Miller
has a confederate in the prison and
that he was attempting to call him
10 the window to give him a revolver
Special Officer John A. Lambert
chmced 70 be passing tho city prison
and witnessed Miller's performance.
The officer called for the man 10
come down from the window and MIL
Ter dropped by his side. officer Lam
pert ordered the man to COME into
the police station With him and, on
the way around the building, Miller
drew an automatic gun from his
pocket and ordered the officer to
throw up his hands The man prob
ably would have made his escape had
il not been that Officer Mcintyre was
just leaving the prison and witnessed
the hold-up OF the special officer Nc
lntyre came to the rescue of Lampert
and Miller was dlsarmed and locked
up.
II is thought by the police that NIL
ler is n professional crook and that
he is a most dangerous character.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
TRADE reviews
OF The WEEK

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-R. G. Dun
& Company's weekly review OF trade
tomorrow will cay.
After the brisk holiday retail trade
business in nearly all branches is
quiet with the usual year-end adjust
ments. The outlook contains many
elements OF strength. There Is an
absence of decentralization, specula-
ton and over-stocked shelves In all
mercantile lines, while the general
feeling OF conservative confidence
makes conditions better than trade
statistics indicate.
The financial situation is improved
and the prospect Of the heavy diT-
dend and interest disbursements duo
January / imparts greater briskness
to the strictly investment market
II was a seasonably quiet week In
the primary goods markets. with val
ues we'll maintained.
In cotton goods curtnilment OF pro-
duction IL generally believed to be
Inevitable. The firmness In wide
gray goods is maintained and there
has been fair business in staple
prints.
There is slightly firmer tone In
the market on most kinds OF domestic
hides There is no change to report
in footwear conditions.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

pany TO check for $21S5, October
22, 1910. The check was afterwards
cashcd by Mrs. Katherine Greiner, q,
whose rooming house Goodman was
stopping
win Attend Meetinas-Property
Auditor J. c. Falck OF the forest ser
| vice. left for Boise today where be
VIII attend the meeting OF the forns.
ters and the advisory board OF the
stockmen's association OF Idaho. Sun
day afternoon. He will be gone about
week. attending the forest superIs-
ors' convention at Boise. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday OF next
week
coal-Tf you want the best; II you
want full weight, John Farr. phone q.
First Methodist church-Twenty.
fourth street, near Washington. Rev.
F. Y. Fisher pastor. 10 a. IN. open
ing OF the Sunday school under the
New Year plans IL n IN, Divine
worship; New Years sermon, 9 80 p.
m, Epworth league 73O p M. the
pastor will preach on Calendars" or
How Old Are You?" Miss Holberg
VIII sing.
Good coal any time. Either phone
149
Moving His FsmiIy-Neil Eyer. as
slstant chief clerk III the office OF
General Superintendent +. c. Man
son of the Oregon Short Line at Salt
Lake City. was In ogden today. Mr..
Eyere Is moving his family from
Sparks, where he was formerly sta
toned. TO Salt Lake City.
Fast Traln-The kissing Girr'
company. numbering about fifty per.
sons, which is 10 play this
evening. arrived in the city In II
special train. The company missed
connections at Reno and would have
been unable to iii the engagement in
this city had 1t not been for the South
ern Pacific furnishing them with a
special train. The time made between
Reno and ogden was exceptionally
fast
Safe elowers-Grimes and Miller.
held IN the city jail. have been idenu-
fed as the men who blew up safe
at La Junta, Colorado. and Colorado
officers and United States secret ser
vice men viii be here tomorrow TO got
them.
Marriage Cieenee-A marriage H.
cense has been issued to James Cor
don Hair OF Salt Lake and Ethel Leon
ora Madsen OF GuDnisoD, Utah
New eoielator-Clnude Russell.
member-elect Of the Utah Legislature.
was visitor from Salt Lake today
Doctor Poisoned-Dr. Morrell. while
performing surgical operation. was
blood poisoned and, though radical
treatment has been applied TO the at
fected finger and arm, he has obtained
no relief
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
FIRE AL TO'S
n A R R @ "
ESCAPE

Chief Garfield OF the fire depart
ment experienced a real fire scare
this morning at about o'clock. An
alarm was turned in that the Ecclcs
block. at the corner OF Twentyfourth
street and Washington avenue, was on
fire and when the chief approached
the building Il few seconds later, he
had reason TO think that the build
ing Was doomed 10 destruction. He
says that a flame Of fire fifty feet
high was shooting from the top of
the building Strange To say, how
ever. no fire could be seen in any
other part OF the building and there
was not even smoke to be seen. A
hurried climb was made TO the top
of the building, where II was dlscoy-
cred that the flame came from the
burning SCOT in the large chimney.
The most serious trouble was that
which befell Captain Hinton and
Chauffeur Furgeson on Adams ave
nue., between Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth streets Station No. 2
had responded to the alarm, but when
Chief Garfield saw that the fire was
nothing but a burning fluc, he dis
patched Hinton and FMrgeson to
Twenty-third street and Adams ave
nue. to intercept the department and
prevent them from making the run
down the hill IL was so early that
II was quite dark and the machine
was running at moderate rate OF
speed Suddenly the auto went into
the air. barely escaping turning turtle
as II came down
The men held 10 the machine as it
struck the ground and swerved
across the avenue. over the curb, on
to the sidewalk and back again to
the street. Il was miracle that the
men were not thrown into the street
and the automobile smashed, A hur-
ried examination disclosed the fact
that builders on the new Maulc resi-.
dence had left a pile OF dirt in the
nue.. The dirt pile was covered with
snow and could not be seen By the
chauffeur. The machine ran fairly
astride the embankment II was high
enough TO ralso the vehicle clear OF
the ground and hurl IL into the air.
The machine ran fully 200 feet after
It struck the mound of earth before
Furgeson could get control. The
only damage done was the springlng
Of the front axle.
Chief Garfield Is considerably
wrought up over the carelessncSs OF
the builders in leaving the pile OF
earth in the street. and he says he
will make strenuous complaint, He
declares that the contractors Will
have TO pay for the repairs OF the city
automobile.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
CHILD HIT IN
THE EYE BY
ARROW

Carlyle and Charles Murphy, the
young sons OF Charles Murphy. man
aser OF The Fred Klesel Co, we're
having great sport day this week,
when young Charles. I've years old,
shot an arrow. tipped with a rubber
suction head. The arrow was so con
structcd that when Il lmpinged
against the wall, the rubber suction
held the dart where It struck. Ere
quent use had caused the wood Of
the dart 60 cut through the rubber.
so that when Master Charles landed
the arrow in his brothers eye. at a
distance OF only SIX feet, the doctor
who was called wns N doubt whether
the eye could be saved but since
then the inflammation hns been re-
duced and there Is hope that the sight
con be saved
Out OF seemingly 4 most innocent
amusement. the children have narrow
ly escaped an accident inflictlng life
long injury.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
LYNCH T AIKEN
TO JAIL IN
RENO

The Reno newspapers yesterday
published a story concerning Charles
Lynch. the owner OF billion vision
airy dollars. who was In Ogden few
days ago According 10 these stories,
Lynch's mental condition has been
growing worse and he would have
been killed at the Reno depot in an
attempt TO board a speeding train
had IL not been for the Interference Of
his brother.
When Lynch visited this city a few
days ago. he was a harmless mono
maniac, who talked rational enough
on any subject except money He
modestly claimed that he was worth
several million dollars. but that ne
was temporarily broke" He wat
ed at the Union depot forty-eight
hours for a $500 check from his New
York banker While this particular
check did not come, another of small
Ter denomination did reach him and
he went from ogden 10 Reno
His brother. Joseph Lynch. of New
York in some manner learned of
Charles mental condition and went
TO Reno with the intention OF taking
the derangcd man home with him. AT
the depot OF the Nevada town. Charles
became violent and attempted 70 es'
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
SNOW ST ORNl
WELCOMED
BY ALL

Never was a snow storm more thor
oughly welcomed by the sheep raisers
and farmers of this locality than the
one of the past twenty-tow hours
The value Of the falling moisture can
hardly be counted at the present
time, but II Is said to mean the saliva
tion of thousands OF sheep IN the
Lakeside district, where the drought
had become almost unbearable.
Tclegraphic reports from various
points along the Hartman lines state
that between six and eight Inches OF
gnow had fallen at all points within a
radious OF several hundred miles. The
snow fall extends west as far as
Sparks, although 1t is much Lighter at
that point East the storm extends
into Wyoming and north far into Ida
ho
Officials of the Southern Pacific
railroad say that the drought was
reaching very dangerous length
west OF the lake and that the sheep
men herding flocks along the Lakeside
mountains were beginning 10 fear
that they would not be able TO obtain
water 10 keep the animals alive. Wa
tor was being hauled by railroad and
distributed to keep the sheep from
dying OF thirst. Some OF the herders
were beginning TO report loses In
their herds from the lack oil water and
the sheep owners were facing crisis.
This danger has now been happily
aVerted. the belatod consignment OF
the beautiful arriving III the nick of
time.
While the farmers of the country
were not in a position to suffer I'm.
mediate losses from the drought. their
prospects OF a good yield for next
year were becoming very gloomy and
they are no less thankful for the snow
than are the wool growers
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

tide colors, red and green. A large
ard brilliantly lighted Xmas tree at
traCted the eye OF each little tot, and
made visions or Santa Claus dance
in each head At o'clock when his
presence was announced. many little
hearts experienced thrill Of fear.
which soon gave place 10 one Of
childish pleasure This sack seemed
filled with treasures, all their own.
and all departed laden with tops from
Sautn's generous hand totally una
ware OF the fact that this import
ant rersonage" was no other than
Mr.. Eassett himself older guests
pronounced him typical old St
Nick. Those who enjoyed Mr. and
Mrs. Hassetts hospitality and little
Katherine's FIRST Xmas tree were;
Helen and Bill Conroy. Katherine
Krauss. Blanch Jonson. Katherine and
Hnssett Chufflebarger and Katherine
Boyle
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
SANTA CLAUS PARTY.

Santa Claus played prominent
part In a very pretty party given by
little Katherine Hassett. cEed ten
months, on last Saturday afternoon.
Although arriving little iu advance
Of the appointed time, old Santa 9
presence was no less welcome. The
Invitations. UNIQUE and original were
clevorly worded in the following man
uer
II am expecting my first visit from
Santa Claus. Como and help him
unload his pack from ESQ to $3.50
p m"
Needless 10 say. the seven invited
quests did not require q second bid
ding TO be present al this rather un-
usual form of amusement and TO
really assist a genuine Santa Claus
In unloading his sack.
The Hasse,t homo was Drettily dec
grated foT the occasion in the Yule-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
RANDOM
REFERENCES
CONTINUED from Page Five ,

The kissing GIrl' company reach.
ed ogden this .. IN. on a special train,
after a record-breNking run from San
Francisco.
The Ogden Furniture & CARPET
company hao on display in it's win
dow office furniture which they have
sold to the John Scowcroft & Sons
Co for its directors room. This fur.
nituTe Is made by the best manufac.
turers in Michigan and Is made OF
white quarter-snwed oak. fumed fin
lsh. with genuine Spanish leather up
holstered seats This IL some OF the
best office furniture that has come
TO the city. =
coAli CoAll! CoALlll
Never undersold. Asael Farr Coal
Co. 15G "a. Bell 25G. Ind. 1Il. IL
Outside Work contlnues-Notwith.
standing the fall oil snow J. p. O'Neln
is busy today making concrete walls
for the basement Of tho Weber club
home and William CrandalI is exca.
waiting for tho Howell & Sons busi-
ness block Men are also at work on
the Browning Brothers business
house and the Peery block on Hudson
avenue.
Fresh Castle Gate and Rock Springs
s525 delivered Phone q. John
FarT. -
Initiation Tonieht-The Utah Com.
mercinl Travellers will hold their last
meeting OF the year this evening at
the Eagles hall. whore limitations
will take place. and. it is said, that
It is not at all improbable that the
old year will pass away while the
"men OF the grip" are still In SOS.
sion.
No use talking! Stimson's cafe. =
Funeral services over the remains
OF Jobu Ballautyne Will be held Sun
day at o'clock at the Riverdale
westinghouse. Friends wishing to
view the remains may do so az the
family residence at Riverdale Satur-
day evening and Sunday until 10
o'clock. Interment Will be mado In
Ogden City cemetery.
Rock Springs. Castle Gate, Clear
Creek. Pleasant Valley and Hiawatna
lump or nut coal, $500 per ton delly'
cred until otherwise advised Cash
only ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Co
Both phones.
Throughout the Holiday Vacation
there Will be three sessions daily al
the Skating Rink Morning session
10c; afternoon. 15c. at night. 25c
Skates included Prizes each ses
sion.
Goodman Arrai9ned-Jnmes Good
man was arraigned In the district
court this mornln Gfor forgery and
he took until next Tuesday to plead
Goodman Is charged with forging the
name OF ]. G. Reed Brothers com
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

cape from his brother by boarding a
fast moving train. TO prevent the In
sane man from rushing TO his destruc-
ton, the New Yorker called the de-
pot officers and the man was placed
in irons II is expected that, with the
assistance OF the Reno authorities. the
deransej man viii! be taken back 10
New York and placed In q sanitar-
lum.
Both brothers are graduates Of
Yale college and were In business to-
gether In New York.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
HARVARD VERSUS
PRINCETON i.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3o.-College foot
ball mon who have been here while
the Intercollegiate Athletic association
was in session have had numerous
conferences. one result of which, IT
was said today, wns the prospects for
a football game between Harvard and
Princeton next fall had been greatly
improved. November 4, at Princeton.
Is tho suggested date and place for the
game II one Is finally arranged, There
Is said. however. 10 be little probabil-
lty OF a gridiron meeung between
Harvard and Pennsylvania.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

LINCOLN, Neb.. Dec 3o-Again
disclaIminE any intention Of seeking
tho presidential nomination for him
self. william j. Bryan suggests in the
Commoner four Democratic possibiil
ties for 1912. In the order following
he mentions former Governor Joseph
w, Folk. Of Missouri. Mayor William
j. Gaynor. ot New York. Governor
Judson Harmon, OF Ohio, and Govern
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
DEE MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL STORY

The story OF the Dee Memorial hos
pltal dedication. which was to have
appeared in this evenings Standard
and Sundays Examiner, will be pub
llshed in Mondays Examiner and
Standard. The failure OF the arrival
of a couple OF illustrations has caused
the delay
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

though not In all cases. record volume
holiday trade
Reports for the week as to collec-
uons are best from the larger western
centers and the South Some western
points note the effect OF lees salts
factory prices secured By farmers for
their cereal crops.
'Slowness continues the chief char
acteristic OF the iron and steel mar.
Eets- Pig Iron Is very quiet, though
Cast Iron Pipe interests have bought
a little In the East Prices are
weaker.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
TWIN SULLIVAN EARNS
POPULAR DECISION

NEW YORK, Dec 30.-Jack tTwinl
Sullivan OF Boston earned the popular
decision over Frank Montell OF Paw
tucket. r. l.. here tonight. in ten
round bout.
In the first seven rounds Mantell
had slight advantage, but Sullivan
forced the lighting in the last three
In the final round he hammered Man
tell at viii, Both men used rough
tactics
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

or.oIect woodrow Wilson. OF New Jcr-
sey. Discussing mention oil MS own
name, he says;
"Mr. Bryan is not csnuiaate' Let
every friend Of Mt Bryan JOIN '.ith
him In an effort 10 secure as tno
Democratic nominee 10 lslz man
whose record viii justify IN" hope tnat
the people mny Depend upon MN
OF the four DemoeTetic possiolh-
tics be has named MT Bryan Aays'
.sp,olk was an active supporter OF
u-va, and SoNou Il 1896 and has
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

supported the Democratic national
ticket In all presidential campaigns
since. Mayor Gaynor has supported
the national ticket in ell cam a gus-
Governor Harmon, then a member Of
Mr.. Cleycland's cabnet, did not vote
In 1896. but in 1900 presided at Mr.
Bryan's meeting in Cincinnati. Gov
crncr Wilson supported Palmer and
Buclner In 1896, but Ia supposed 20
have supported the Democratic ma
t.onD ticket In subsequent cam.
psiguS.'
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
MISS EDITH BREWER SURPRISED,

Tho girls OF the cloak department
OF the Last & Thomas store paid a
surprlse visit TO the home of Miss
EDITH Brewer. 2715 Wall street on
Thursday night and spent the evening
in games and chatting. Those present
we're the Misses Lillian Scott, Stella
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
eRAOSTREET'S.

NEW YORK. Dec 3O.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say.
Post holiday quiet rules in general
trade and industry. From retailers,
generally, the reports arc Of a good.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

Mormon Converts-A special car
loaded with Mormon immigrants Will
roach ogden on the Union Pacific to-
morrow morning. Most Of the pas
sengers in the car will go straight
through TO Salt Lake City.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

MIR. Albert W Gohle, Jr., aud Mss
Elva c. Tcombs. both well-kncwn
young people or Wells, Nev.. came TO
ogden Wednesday and were quietly
married at the home of Rev. j E
Carver After a week OF visiting with
Ogden aud Salt Lake friends they
viii return 10 Wells, where Mr.. Goblc
Is engaged ir mercantile business
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
HOxSEY ALSO KILLED.

Los Angeles. DEC. 31.-Arch
Hoxsey fell several hundred
feet while making a flight this
afternoon and WAS Killed. His
biplanc turned twice in its de-
scent He wn5 not thrown
from his machine.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
UNITED PROPERTIES CO, OF
CALIFORNIA INCORPORATE

WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. 30.-The
United Properties company OF Califor-
MIA was Incorporated here today with
a capital stock Of 5000, 100000
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

The missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church met on
Wednesday afternoon OF this week
with Mrs John r. Carver, 24l5 JEFF
ferSon avenue.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

Miss Maude y. Goble OF Wells. Ney"
has been visiting with friends IN
Ogden this week,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

Next Thursday afternoon Mrs P. G.
Spencer at her home, 49, Canyon
Road. will entertain the ladies OF the
Methodist Missionary society
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31

Mrs. Or j l. Zimmerman of Park
City Is in Ogden visiting her sister,
Mrs DR.. Wherry.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
SAN FRANCISCO HAS
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE

San Francisco, Dec. 31.-A
distinct earth tremor was felt
here about All a. IN today.
II continued several seconds
Other towns north and south
report somewhat heavy shocks.
No damage Is reported