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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-30
HUSBAND KILLS
WIFE AND PRIEST

ST PAUL, May 29-P. i. Gibbons,
stove commission man Of South 81
Paul. today shot and killed his wife
at their home in that city a few
minutes later Gibbons rang the door
bell at the residence oi Father +. =.
Walsh. the Young pastor OF St Au-
gustlnc's Roman Catholic church and
as the door was opened fired two shoiS
into the priests head. killing him al
most Instantly
At tho Jail tonight Gibbons said that
his wife made a confession In which
inc namc of Father Walsh was men
toned
For three days Gibbons has been
an inmate Of a drink cure sanltariuh
In Minneapolis This morning his
wifc called at the sanitarium ana
Gibbons insisted on accompanies
her TO South St Paul to attend 10
some business affairs.
II Is said there has been several
arrangements between Gibbons ana
his wife and Father Walsh has eacn
time successfully intcrvened as peace
maker
Gibbons bas lived in South St Paul
for 25 years.
For long time he was chief ~
police About ten years ago he went
into the commission business. In wbicn
he is said to have been successfu'
About 20 years ago be married Nellie
McGowu and seven children were
born TO them. OF the scores of South
St Paul people who discussed th9
tragedy tonight not one breathed
word against Mrs Gibbons character
she was a model wife and mother.
a good and dcyout woman. was th&
substance of what they said.
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thought possible that the man had
taken some sort Of poison 10 bring
about his death as soon as the an
aesthetic should he administered.
The unfortunate man wrote letter
to his father In Sycamore. Michigan
in which he told his father that this
letter would he the last that he
would ever receive from him, That
he was going to undergo an operation
on Saturday with little hope of his
recovery To add more mystery to
the case. prior to leaving the Living
ston Cafeteria, he badc MS employer
distinct yet pathetic Goodbye
which was something very unusual.
Before undergoing the opera
tion he went out and purchased some
meat for his wife and left between
500 and $500 with the delivery
boy to take to her with the meat
lust before getting on the operating
table he gave the doctors his tcle-
phone number
Whether the unfortunate man had
a prcmonition Ia write the letter and
make obvious arrangements before
his death, or whether be took some
drug Intentionally OF otherwise prior
TO the operation cannot be asccrtainc1
County Attorney David Jensen. was
called and decided that an autopsy
should be held and accordingly Coun'
ty Physician Pidcock and Doctor
Green held the autopsy at Larkins
and Sons morgue The abdomen was
removed and will be forwarded TO
State Chemist Harms. at Salt Lake
City for analysis OF the contents.
Mr.. Able was only 25 years old and
employed at the Livingston Cafeteria
as cook, and had only resided In Og-
den short while. He is survived by
wife and two small children who
reside at 227 2Sth street
A telegram was forwarded by Larkin
and Sons TO his father announcing
his sons untimely death and asking
for instructions Regarding burial.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-30
COUNTY SCHOOLS
COMMENCEMENT

The eighth grade students of tho
Weber county schools gave their
commencement exercises at the Os-
den Tabernacle. Saturday.
Tho tabernacle was flllcd 10 its ut
most capacity and the exercises were
entertaining and Illustrative OF the
work OF the schools.
The chorus work under the dircc-
ton of Supervisor Powell was espe-
cialIy commendable. The chorus, con-
sisting OF 275 voices, rendered a num-
bcr OF selections The chorus. Utah,
Earliest Utah. and an especially tune
ful flag song. each OF which won
much mcrited applause. The chorus,
utah, Fairest Utah was composed
especially for tho occasion by Pro-
fessor Joseph Ballantyne, and is n
most commcndable composition.
The graduates made very lmpos-
ing spectcln as they marched to their
seats 10 listen 10 the addresses and
10 receive their graduating ccrtiil.
Gates.
Dr. kinesbury Talks.
Very entertaining addresses were
delivered by DR. Kingsbury, David o.
Mckay and John Halls OF tho board
of education.
DIR. Kingsbury emphasized tho
thought that the Creator should be the
ideal OF the pupils: that they should
strive 10 approach His perfection by
the acquisition of knowledge, virtue.
self-coutrol and morality; and that
the greater part of the knowledge is
10 he founo outside oC the school
room.
"Thc school room,' said he, rs only
preparation for the requirement OF
knowledge We should keep our eyes
open TO the good things around us.
Don't look too far away from them.
We need not move away to find the
means for acquiring good liveli-
hood"
Two very entertaining choruses
were given by the Huntsville school
Apostle Mckay talked to the boys
and girls on the subject Of commence
ment and their school work as op-
posed TO graduation He said In
part:
MANY arc the men who arc going
through life aimlessly. The graduates
first aim should be information OF a
good character and let no obstacle
hinder them in that course,
Get desire TO enter the field OF
the great unknown. The nineteenth
century has given more to the world
In inventions and discoveries than any
preceding one, vet the twentieth cen
tury has even more in store for those
who are will 10 delve into It."
A pleasing feature of the program
fhn n ~ al q
by the principals OF the various
schools under the direction OF the
superintendent.
At the close of the exercises, the
graduates. principalh and school OF.
ficlals were arranged on the lawn oi
the Third Ward meeting house and a
photograph was taken of the entire
group.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-30
CHICAGO SCANDAL
GROWS HOTTER

SPRINGFIELD, III, May 29-Start-
ling Developments are expected here
this week following yesterdays CON
fession by State Senator d. w. Holt.
slaw OF Iuka TO the Sangamon county
grand jury that he was promised and
later received $2500 from State Seua-
tor John Broderick, Democrat. Of
Chicago, for his vote for william Lori
mer for senator and s71O from Sena-
tor Broderick aS his share of the
Jack pot
Six legIsIators-thrcc members OF
the senate and three members OF the
house-are scheduled TO appear. They
are Senators John Broderic6. Demo
crat Chicago. under Indictment for
alleged bribery; Stanton c. Pembcr-
ton, Republican. Oakland, under In
dictment for conspiracy TO commit a
felony In connection with the furnl-
ture deal. d, W, Holtslaw. Demo-
crat luka, who was indicted, confess
ed and was granted immunity; Repre-
sentatiyes Joseph Clark, Democrat.
VandaIla. under Indictment for con-
sptracy in furniture deals; Charles l.
McMackin. Republican. Salem, who
voted for I.orimer and Harvey D.
McCullom. Democrat, Louisville, who
voted for Lorlmer.
Examine Witnesses Today.
The other witness to be examined
Is A B. Johnson of the John5tone and
Hatcher company of Springfield, who
acted as local agent for the Ford and
Johnson company in the furniture deal
and who Senator Boltslaw and Otto
FREEZER of the Derby Desk company
have implicated by the corroborative
testimony They allcge that A. B
Johnston agreed Holtslaw should re-
ceive $500 when the furniture was
installed in the state house.
The grand jury does not reconvene
until Tuesday, but States Attorney
Burke will proceed tomorrow with the
examination OF witnesses. He receiy-
cd assurances that Senator Pember
ton and Representative Clarke would
be on hand tomorrow
HoltslsW Liar"
Bench warrants will be issued. max
Ing their immediate appearance man
datory. Johnston also will be ex
amined tomorrow. Johnston declares
Holtslaw was a liar
81 have told the truth" declared
Johnston. ~ know of no corruption
in connection with the furniture deal
and If summoned before the grand
jury will repeat my declaration to that
effect"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-30
NOW We KNOW
TRUTH OF COMET

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz.. MAY 29.-Dr.
Percival Lowell, head Of the Lowell
Observatory here. issued a statement
today In which he said that spectre
grams made Of Halley's comet haze
produced conclusive evidence against
previous conceptions as to the com
position OF comets tails.
"CyaDogen In the tail Is very weak
says the statement, "and extends but
a short distance hydrocarbons ditto.
There Is no hydrocarbon emission yisi-
ble anywhere The main BODY Of the
tail Is formed Of unidentified consti-
tuents and some reflected light
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cheered him liberally as he went
through his gynasium stunts and then
put on the gloves Among the visitors
at the camp today were Eddie Grancy,
the we'll known referee and Jim NeIll
father OF frankie Neill the prize
fighter, at one time bantamweight
claml ion
Both experts at the game expressed
themselves as we'll pleased at the
showing that was made by the negro
and declared him to be In tip top
condition, considering that he has so
long time In which 10 get ready
for .iaffries.
johnson opened the program with
bag punching tossing the medicine
ball and body eXercisise on the mat.
One of the fans grew impatient as
Johnson was handling the weights and
shadow boxing and shouted out 40
the clored man:
'Oh, put on the gloves Quit your
kidding"
Johnson grlnned back and won over
the house when he replied TO the In
truder by inviting him to come up
and do little boxing. Needless 20
say. there was no further disturbance
from that quarter OF the pavilion The
boxing consisted Of eight rounds. Of
which five were with George Cotton
and three with Marty Cutler Cotton
gave the champion a good workout
Both men went at their boxing in
good style. although Cotton retired
with a bleeding mouth
Cutler had entirely recovered from
| the knockout OF the day before but
he was FAR more cautions and did not
attempt 10 mix things with Johnson
About three quarters of an hour
were taken up in the gymnasium and
the crowd gave cheer as Jack final
ly left for his dressing room He Will
box again tomorrow and then take
a lay off from gymnasium exercise for
several days
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ALUMNI BALL
AT HIGH SCHOOL

The Alumni association 'of tho OG-
den High school. Saturday evening.
gave its regular annual ball. in honor
OF the graduates OF this year. and it
proved TO be among the most attract
I've social functions OF the week. The
dancing hall at the high school build
ing was filled to its capacity.
The ball room was prettily decorated
Tor the occasion. A large canopy OF
red and white was hung from the cell
ing at one end OF the hall. and one
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-30
CUTS OFF HEAD
IN GLASS DOOR

CLEVELAND. May 29.-PlunginC
head foremost down flight of stairs
and through the window of a door.
William RaddaiZ IN ! bis head almost
severe from his body by broken glass
today.
HIS wife and three young children
tried franucally TO eXtricate tho Gn.
fortunate man They were unable TO
help him and Grenchcd by the blood
which poured from his wounds they
ran out Into the street, where. their
shrieks quickly brought together a
large crowd.
Raddat2 was dead, however, before
assistance could reach him.
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Reds Use Four Pitchers.

Cincinnati. May 29.-CincinnatI
four pitchers today but all we're wild.
and st. Louis won. 10 to {. CincIn-
natl hit Harmon hard. but Backman
kept the hits well scattered. Rain
stopped the game in the seventh for
half an hour. and the field was miser-
able when play was resumed r. H f..
ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 10 IL |
Cincinnati. .....s,.....7 Z 4
Batteries Harmon, Beckman and
Phelps; Rowan. Castleton, Fromme.
Anderson and Mclean. Clarke. Um-
pires-Rigler and Emslie.
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FoGLER BEATS KRAMER.

New York. May j29.-Joo I,ogleT
captured the one mile open profession
al bicycle race at Nailsburg, y J., To-
day, finishing about a foot in front
OF Frank l.. Kramer. His time was
2;i3 l-5. The other results were:
Two-mile handicap, won by John Be-
dell Time All 2.5.
TTo-mile esiional-Halsted OF
Sacramento won Time. 4:Ad 20.
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NATIONAL,
Where is klino?

Chicago, May 29.-Bunched hits and
a sacrifice gave Chicago two runs and
todays game with Pittsburg, to l.
The visitors lone score was result
of Bryne'S double to left. a sacrifice
and a sacrifice fly which Hoffman
spcared with one hand. They came
close to tieine the score with a double
TO right and attempted to score from
second on Flynn's sacrifice hit down
the first bag line. A quick double
play with Archer, Chance and Cole
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Lorimer Disappears

CHICAGO. May 29-UuIted States
Senator William Lorimer arrived here
today He left a few hours later and
his whereabouts Is a mystery. The
senator positively refused TO discuss
any phase Of the bribery scandal in
VolvinE his name.
He was asked 10 make statement
regarding Senator Holtslaw's con-
fcssIon in which HoltslaW admlatcd
that he had received S25O0 for voting
for LorimeT for senator. Iioltslaw's S
confession has been catalogued num-
her four Three other confessions
have been made before the Cook coun-
ty grand jury according TO States At
torney Wayman here.
Other Confessions.
The first confession was made by
Representative Charles W. White Of
OFallon, who said he had received
$1,000 for his vote Senator Lorimcr
In his speech to the senate yesterday.
devoted himself generally TO the de
nunclation OF White.
"Holtslaw is in the samc class with
White" said the senator today
Il will not discuss him. In fact.
! will not say another word. Every
thing | ever intended 10 he said is in
my speech to the senate
Then Senator Lorimer disappeared
in his automobile with the parting
Information that he was going to rest
for few days.
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SUDDEN DEATH ON
OPERATING TABLE

While under the influence OF an
anaesthetlc Saturday, b. b. Able. a
cook al the Livingston Cafeteria. was
suddenly seized with heart weakness
and died. The attending physicians
were preparing to perform surgical
operation on the patient for Internal
trouble. The circumstances connect
ed are rather mysterious and II is
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-30
BABY LIONS

During the month of October. 1907,
as Campbell Brothers Circus Traiu
sped on It's way to the next town. Two
animal keepers were seen TO be keep
Ing careful watch over one OF the
cages. What was the cause OF this
night vigil? When the circus folks
awoke To Its duties In the beautiful
town OF Excelsior Springs. Mo. they
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-30
s1.1o SALT LAKE & RETURN s1.1o.

Account y. NJ. & Y. L. NJ. |. Asso-
citation meeting. Tickets on sale via
Oregon Short Line. June End TO 9TH
inclusive. good returning until June
10th. Tickets oD sale at City Ticket
Of1ce. 251l Washington Avenue.
+. 4. SHEWE. c. P. G. T. A. =
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participating, the latter covering homo
plate, caught Miller sliding home.
Score. RH.E.
Chicago S /
Pittsburg ..,....,.. ,,...l I l
Battc1es-Cole and Archer. Cum
mitz and Gibson, Umpires-Klem and
Kane
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JACK JOHNSON HAS
GREAT DAY OF WORK

SAN FRANCISCO. May 29-Jack
Johnson drew the largest house since
he has commenced his boxing at the
beach this afternoon and the pavilion
in which he works was crowded with
something like 1900 spectators who
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Scorino is Easy.

St Louis. Nav 29-Detroit defeat
ed ST. Louis today by a score OF Is
10 4. The visitors scored when and
as often as they pleased. RH f.
Detroit ................... is |
Battcries-Graham, Kinsella. CrlsS,
Strommel and stephens; Summers and
Stanagc, Schmidt
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HIGH PRICES.

The highest prices paid for I've
or dressed poultry. Ogden Fish G
Poultry company. 2526 Washington.
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CHICAGO, May 29.-Late tonight
IL was learned that Senator LorImer
was spending the night at the homo OF
Representative Guy l.. Bush Of Wow
ners Grove, one OF his supporters in
the legislature.
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PIANO RECITAL
BY MISS z|FMfR

MISS Maud Ziemer. pianiste de-
butaute. was given royal welcome oy
local musicians. Saturday night at the
Weber academy building ihe per
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sr,o SALT LAKE & RETURN 't,to.

Account Y. NJ & YlL. NJ !. Associ
alton meeting. Tickets on sale via
oregon. Short Line, June 2nd TO 9Th
inclusive. good returning until June
18th. Tickets on sale at City Ticket
once. 2514 Washington Avenue
e. \. SHEWE. c. P & T. \. -
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s IpO1 I I
Continued From Page Two)
AME RICAN.
Loose Game.

Chicago. May 29.-Cleveland won
a loosely-played game from Chicago
today. Score: r. II. 7.
Cleveland ...3 .
Batterles-Smth, Scott and Block.
Berger, Falkenberg and Bemis.
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HAVE YOU SEEN
1T?

Inc greatest table novelty of the time electric cook
ing furnace ha sits on your table and while you eat
1lue cake cooker square frying pan for and eggs
ana Wlre mat for making toast The only perfect novelty
nave seen In electrical cooking devices has plug and
cora atachment which be socket
over your dining table
The cost for making toast frying eggs and two slices
Oh bacon guaranteed to be 500 watts per hour We viii
allow three minutes for eggs and bacon and two inntes
Tor the toast This little furnace will cost &c per hour
Tor Inc current used but since takes five mnutes o
LIZ OF 1Z which IN practice will for cooking
nam eggs and the toast while The novelty is worth
tne pr1ce, say nothing of the comfort
TINS wonderful little cooking machine is sold at reason
spe price ana cen be the window Of Snvelv and
aenory Slectr1c supply Dealers, No 245O Wash Ave
INSTRUCTIONS TO THOSE
who have recently using gas for heating hath
water s os'1
You must not store water boiler tank uh., ,,n
gas inc waste heat in the coal range constantly bean9
water IN the tank because Of the time Won boyo AZ
IN your stove. LOW 'i0
The gaswater heater for purpose Of heaine ,o+
oh "nen wanted and In such quantities is required no
h neat more water than need for Immediate wants
Our kitchen boilers connected that the fret uo+o
heated IN the coil stored top of the boiler ond -
On Tor or minutes your hand ton of the bo and
determine II there enough hot TO do your WORT 70
you need only gallon turn off your heater and save oo
A little gas with good management will make the ne ~ ~
pleasure - S ''e ~ gas
UTAH LIGHT & RAILWAY CO.
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IT'S HARD TO GET OVER

he fact that you will feel proud OF
our suit after VIC have given It
.ood dry cleaning. II will be return
ed to you looking like new. for dry
cleaning gives new life to ali gar
ments. You'll find your clothes last
Ing a great deal longer 81 you have
them dry cleaned occasionally. We al
so do dyeing and suggest that you
give us a trial
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-06-13
Notice of Sale of Real Estate,

Under and by virtue of an order of
the Superior Court of Robson County,
entered at Octo er Term, 1909, where
in Jas. T. Carter and R. S. Burruss. CO.
partners trading as Piedmont Lumber
Company are plaintiffs and Reuben
Stewart. E. L. Crumpler, and S. p. Nc
Nair are defendants, the undersigned
commissioner will, on Monday June 10Th
1910, at the Court House Door in Lum-
berton, N. c., at IL o'clock M, expose
for sale at public action, for cash, to
the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed land and real estate situate, ly-
ing and being in the County of Robe
SOD, State of North Carolina, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of
land in, and store house on same.
in Back Swamp Township, Robson
County, State of North Carolina, ad-
joining the lands of East Carolina Land
and Improvement Company and others,
bounded as follows, viz: Lying and
being in the town of Pembroke, N. c.,
being lot No. in BlockG in said town,
bounded On the East byRailroad street,
| and on the North, South and West by
the lands of the East Carolina Land
and Improvement Company, being 81
feet wide and 14o feet long.
This 9Th day of June, I9lo.
T. A. Mcneil, Jr., Commissioner
| 6-6-4t.
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Commissioners Sale.

By virture of a certain judgment,
rendered at December Term, 1909. of
the Superior Court of Robson County,
in case entitled l. M. Bear & Co. VS..
John Parker and Wife, will on Mon
day, the 4th day of July at the Court
House door in Lumberton, expose for
sale to the highest bidder for cash the
following land:
Situated in Britts Township. N. C.
Haven Britt and the Thompson land,
commencing in the run of Big Branch
at stake, and runs up the branch to
the upper line # a so acre tract of
land, being part of so acre tract of
land drawn by John F. Ward and wife.
Rebecca, from Jessie Britt's estate, re-
corded in the Office of the register If
deeds of Robson County, in Book N.
page 177,it being25 acres of land on the
Southeast side of Big Branch, contain
/ ing 25 acres more or less which John F.
| Ward sold to Archie Britt, and record
ed in the registers office of Robson
County, in book G. G., page 165.
This the 9Th day of June 1910.
T. L. johnson. Commissioner.
Shaw & johnson, Attorneys 6-13-3mor
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Secretary Of Sugar Refining
Company Convicted of Under
weighing Frauds.

New York Dispatch, 10th.
Charles R. Heike. the white
haired secretary of the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Company,
was convicted tonight on one
count of an indictment charging
conspiracy to defraud the gov
eminent Of customs duty on su-
gar.
Ernest G. Gebracht, former
superintendent of the Williams
burg brooklyn refinery was con-
victed on all six counts.
For James F. Bendernagel,
former cashier Of the refinery
the jury stood Z to 5 for acquit-
tai. He will be tried again.
This ends the governments sec.
ond attempt TO imprison the
group Of men responsible for the
underweighing frauds to which
the So called trust has virtually
confessed by the restitution OF
more than 81, 600 in duty.
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For Treasurer.

In announcing my candidacy for re.
election to the Office of treasurer Of
Robson county, / wish to express
nv gratitude and keen appreci-
alton to the voters of the county for
their liberal and loyal support in the
past. Realizing as do that the Office
belongs to the people, l wish to assure
them of my firm intention of serving
them to the very best of my ability.
With all the courtesy, honesty and af-
liability / can command, l am always
and ever subject to the action of the
Democratic party as expressed in pri
mary or convention. Again thanking
nv friends for their liberal support,
am, Very truly,
| : -9rf M. G. Mckenzie.