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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
NOT ENOUGH HEARSES
FOR THE FUNERALS

TOWER CITY. Pa, Aug i-There are
not enough hearscs I'm the Williams VAL
ley to accommodate the funerals OF the
victims OF the East Brookside mine dis
aster, in which nineteen lives were los,
SATURDAY and IT Will lie necessary for
two trips 10 be made from the church
TO the cemetery Wednesday, when six
foreign workmen arc buried. Superin-
tcndent John Lorenz will be buried
Wednesday IN Pottsvile. when all of the
collieries in this city win be closed
The bodies OF Daniel Farley and John
Fessler have not been recovered. Officials
admit there Is no possibility OF their he
Ing alive, Searchers have now CON
cluded that the two were buried un-
der the extensive fall Of rock in the
gangway near the tunnel. in which the
first explosion occurred. A gang OF nftv
men are now working al both sides OF
the fall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

Today is ladies day at Saltair and
the members of the gentler sex who
happen TO be in or near Salt Lake are
invited TO spend the day at the resort
as guests of the management. Ladies
day i usually one Of the big days Of
the year at Saltair, and il is believed
that the attendance today will be well
up TO the usual standard Bathing con
tinues to be the big attraction. and the
records show that more. people have
taken advantage of the bathing this
year than ever before. The regular
summer train schedule viii be in effec,
today. and all ladies Will be carried
to and from tho resort free of charge.
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BODY Is BROUGHT HOME.
Funeral Services for Mrs. Emma 3
Stone VIII Be Held Wednesday.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The TT1bune.
OGDEN, Aug. A ccompanied by the
daughter, Miss Elsie Stone, the body Of
Mrs Emma b. Stone, widow OF w. s.
Stone, was brought to this city today
from Twin Falls, Ida, where she died
on Saturday. Although she had been a
sufferer from chronic Bright's disease
for sometime past, her death occurred
quite suddenly at the home of Mrs.
Maude Moore. another daughter She was
the mother OF e. 3. Stone. manager for
the American Linen Supply company IN
this city,
Born In England on July 20, 1S45, Mrs.
Stone had been resident Of Ogden for
the past twenty years. The surviving
sons and daughters are F. w Stone, II.
T. Stone. Z. b. Stone, Mrs w. n. Parry
and Miss 1lsie Stone, all OF this city,
and Mrs. Moore of Twin Falls. Bishop
Il. A. Olsen Will conduct the funeral
services I'm the Fourth ward chapel at .
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
MAKES SERIOUS MISTAKE.
Intoxicated Man DIsturbs Funeral Service
and Is Arrested.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Aug, "A series of mistakes
on the part of Charles Ames. employed
at a canning factory near Roy. landed
him In the county jail this afternoon
after he had disturbed a funeral service
which was being held for Mrs. Mary r.
Bailey in the meeting house at North
Ogden. The arrest OF Ames was made
by Deputy Sheriff Tim Chatelain. who
brought his man to the county jail this
evening.
The first and most serious mistake
made by Ames was in taking on cargo
OF intoxcants before making up his mind
TO start for Roy. Intending TO board a
Bamberger car Ames made his second
error by attaching himself TO an Ogden
Rapid Transit car bound for the Hot
Springs He rode only as far as North
Ogden.
With his suspenders reefed about a
pair of faltering trousers and wearing a
oedraggled leather coat, Ames staggered
into the meeting house while the fu-
neral services we're In progress and zig
Jagged his way toward the platform.
Bishop Frederick Barker halted the serv-
ices until Deputy Sheriff Chatelain who
was in the audience, removed Amos from
the building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
ATTEMPT MADE To
DIVIDE STRIKERS
Unions Being Organized in
Michigan Outside the West
ern Federation.

CALUMET, Mich, Aug. 4-Attempts
were made to split the interests OF tho
striking copper miners by organizing To-
cal unions independently OF the Western
Federation OF Miners. a meeting that
crowded the Red Jacket town hall broke
UP in disorder when Jacob Ter1ich OF
the federation's executive board. ordered
all union men to leave. A misunder-
standing caused a battalion OF troops
TO be sent TO the place. but the crowd
had dispersed when the militiamen ar
rived.
Before the sudden ending OF the ses-
sion an organization committee was Sc
lected which Is TO continue the work
tomorrow.
Another meeting at Painesdale sent a
committee to General Manager Denton
Of the Copper Range Consolidated com
pany, demanding higher wages is price
for returning to work; This offer OF mon
supposed TO be willing TO break the
federation's strike elected refusal from
the company, Many OF the men then
announced their intention of leaving the
copper mining held,
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FoRoER is SENTENCED,
Joseph Marcan Receives lndetermInate
Term In State Prison,

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, Aug. Another states
prison commitment from Weber county
was made by Judge j. a. Howell today
when he sentenced Joseph Marcan to an
indetermiDate term on the charge OF for
gerry. Marcan having pleaded guilty to
the count. Later Judge Howell will
make his recommendations TO the state
board OF pardons regarding the length OF
the term.
BY ruling that the neglectful husban
and father shall pay over to the county
treasurer s. per week for period OF one
year, Judge j, A, Howell disposed OF the
case OF Sam Afford. charged with failure
TO provide for his wife and minor child.
Afford will be required 10 serve six
months I'm the county jail II he violates
his agreement with the court.
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A Dainty Toilet Article.

Every lady who desires to keen her
attractive appearance while at theater
attending receptions, when shopping,
while travelling and on all occasions.
should carry in her purse n booklet Of
Gouraud s Oriental Beauty Leaves.
This is a dainty little booklet of ex.
quisitely perfumed powdered leaves
which are easily removed and applied
to the skin. II is invaluable when the
face becomes moist and flushed and is
far superior TO a powder puff, as it
does not spill and soil the clothes
1t removes dirt, SCOT and grease
from the face, imparting cool, deli.
cate bloom to the complexion. Put ur
in white and pink and sent anywhere
OH receipt Of 10 cents in STAMP or coin
F. 7. HOPKINS.
81 Great Jones St, New York.
(Adycrtlscmcnl1
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Condemns Militia.

rage" said Claude o. Taylor. preside ent
of the Michigan State Federation OF La
Dor, today. ''It is inconceivable that a
great state should allow its national
guard TO be used as curtain behind
which armed thugs. authorized through
blanket commissions to bear arms, may
commit acts that ought OF right to land
their perpetrators in prison"
Mr.. Taylor said that his organization.
tho American Federation OF La Dor, and
every affiliated union In the country was
behind the copper miners strike, and
that the fight would take on national
proportions. He indicated that he would
go to Lansing In person after complet-
Ing his mission here. and tell Governor
Ferris conditions as he found them. Ad-
dltional union leaders arrived today in
the persons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Can
non of Los Angeles. who came from the
scenes Of mine strikes In New York and
New Jersey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
RECALLS CANYON HORROR.
Widow OF Motorman Sherman Claims
Cause OF Action Against Car Company.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 4.-In a petition pre-
sented In the district court today, Mrs.
Ann L. Sherman the widow, has asked
for letters of administration in the
estate OF John NJ. Sherman. the Ogden
Rapid Transit company motorman who
died on July 10 from injuries received In
the canyon accident on July 4. II is re-
lated I'm the petition that Mr. Sherman
died intestete, leaving real estate valued
at about s2500 and personal property.
represented by cause Of action against
tho traction company for damages. In
addition 10 the widow, there are nine
children, five sons and four daughters,
ranging in age from to "a years.
Mr.. Sherman was motorman on the
eastbound car which era shed into a west
bound car at point 800 feet inside the
canyon. Nearly thirty persons were in
Jured, two In addition 10 Mr. Sherman
dying as result OF their wounds. In
the investigation as the cause OF the
crash, Mr.. Sherman and his conductor
Nels Boyer, were held responsible. Mr.
Boyer has since been discharged from
the employ of the company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Court Furnishes Job,
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Aug. 4.-Judge w. n, Reeder's
police court was transformed into an en-
ployInent agency this morning. when a
score OF men who had been arrested by
the police In connection with the visit OF
circus TO this city last Saturday were
given an opportunity TO go 10 work for
a construction company When Judge
Reeder called the court to order every
available bench. railing. and even some
Of the floor space, was occupied by the
small army of unemployed. All were
found guilty. but were granted an oppor-
panys employ at Brigham City.
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New Corporation,

D-s Moincs OIL company Green Riv.- t;,.s
capital stock. S2.5oo.oo0. shsroa 81 each T
hHrdlng president: X. c. Hansen. vice president.
urer '''-
soeuIlt! Savings & Trus, Co.. Ogden, changing
i,al stock from $4,000 to tlgo 900 In Sbs1,s =,
800 each. " '"'N VI
Ajax Leasing Co., Salt Lake Capital s,ocb
tlpoo. shares 80 each. Officers. A. G. g. H,nke
president: ~. r. Hauke vice prosident: payId
Mis-. trsskuror; T. HeChryptal se,retary
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New School for Ogden.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Aug. al A Roach. brother
Of G. +. Roach head OF the commercial
department Of the Ogden high school, has
arrived in the city for the purpose OF
opening a new business college to be
known as the Central Business college
OF ogden. He expects TO open tho school
in the Thomas block about September l.
Mr. Roach was formerly in charge OF
the commercial depa rtment OF the Ever
ett Wash. high school
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Returns Stolen Goods.
Special 20 The Tribune.

s'VttIdI ~ 7 TIE IEIUNTV,
OGDEN. Aug. 4-According TO a ruling
made by Judge j. A. Howell In the dis
trict court today. Arthur Driscoll. charged
with wilful neglect TO provide for minor
child. viii have until next Monday morn
Ing TO enter his plea. When arraigned
today. Driscoll announced that he desired
the services OF an attorney. he hea ring
WAS set for week in advance 10 provide
the prisoner with ample time In which
TO obtain counsel
4. V, Hodge, who was brought to the
county jail here from Morgan county.
was fined $50 on a charge OF larceny
wien srraigned before Judge Howell to-
day. The fine was the result OF an agree
ment with the district attorney, the
goods which Hodge borrowed without
permission OF the owner having been re-
turned In good condition.
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Mines Still Idle.

Several companies called for miners
and trammers TO enter the shaft stoday
but so few responded that none Of the
mines decided to operate. This develop
mcnt resulted In an immediate report
that strikebreakers were to be sent into
the workings tomorrow, and predictions
Of trouble followed.
Union circles frightened their lines to
carry out the campaign for widespread
support of the struggle ns mapped out
in yesterdays conferences. c, E. Ma
honey. executive officer OF the fedora
ton in the copper country, left for
Denver, and Claude o. Taylor and Homer
Waterman of the Michigan state fedora
ton departed for the southern penin-
sula-
Conduct Of the strike will center around
Mother" Jones. who Is scheduled to
arrive tomorrow. There was continued
talk OF federal investigation OF the strike
and social and political conditions gen.
orally. 1t was said that a widening OF
the proposed inquiry would attract to
its support men who hitherto had kept
themselves free OF the entanglements
of the situation.
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Rushing Tax List.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 TIC Trlbune.
OGDEN, Aug 4.-With seven extra
deputy clerks at work. County Clerk S.
C. Dye is preparing the Individual ac-
counts OF the taxpayers OF the county for
the information OF the county treasurer,
When the work has been completed the
trea surer VIII send out his notices In
forming the property owners OF the
amount they are owing TO the county. |,
is estima ted by the county clerk that there
are not less than 90 900 individual ac-
counts TO be computed. The task viii not
be completed before the end OF the pres
ant month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

during the month OF July. The birth rec
ord includes So male children and G5 fe-
males. This number. however is not for
the one month Of July. Owing TO the
agitation apainst physicians for failure to
report births. many took advantage of
the opportunity during July to report
births which occurred in previous months
There were only 80 deaths In the city
during July and few cases OF conta sous
diseases
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Outing Is Arranged.

OGDEN, Aug 4.-PIans ere completed
for the annual outing OF the Weber stake
religion class at the Glenwood amuse-
ment park on next Wednesday. The pro-
gramme OF music and speeches will be
given during the forenoon, beginning at
10 o'clock. After the picnic dinner under
the trees. there Will be a programme OF
athletic events in the afternoon, followed
by dancing during the evening.
A ball game between the Warren and
Plain City teams and a wrestling match
In the evening will be athletic features
on the programme for the annual outing
OF the North Weber stake Mutual I'm
provement association In the Hermitage
grove on August s. There will also be
a programme of music and dancing at the
pavilion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
MAY PLEAD YOUTH.
August Bodh, Who Wounded officer, Is
Declared to Be Minor.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 4.-Having obtained the
services OF an attorney, August Bodh,
charged with a murderous assault upon
Deputy Sheriff j. l.. Hobson. was
granted the statutory time in which to
plead when he was arragned before
Judge J. \. Howell in the district court
today. His attorney expects TO file a
motion In the matter before Bodh is
again arraisned.
According TO sister who is aiding the
young man. Bodh is not yet Il years OF
age and was not responsible for the
shooting OF Deputy Hobson on the night
of July IS. The officer received a flesh
wound in the right thigh while Bodh re-
ceived a bullet in the left forearm from
Hobsons revolver. Both OF the men have
almost recovered from their injuries.
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Stray Bullet Wounds Child.
! TO The Tribune.

SPetIsT 70 IWt FTDUNt,
OGDEN. Aug. 4.-ln response TO a
complaint made by Mrs, Oren Dinsdele.
residing on West Seventeenth street, the
police spent several hours In the jungles
along the Ogden river this afternoon
searching for persons who had been dis
charging firearms In that locality a
stray shot struck tho 5-year- son OF
Mrs. DInsddle, grazing the flesh on the
child's forehead. The officers were not
able 10 locate the persons who had fired
the SilOf
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Sent to Investigate.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-walter B..
Palmer. an investigator for the depart
ment Of labor, has been detailed to in
vestlgate the copper strike situation In
Michigan. He will leave tonight for
Calumet TO learn II the department may
be OF service in effecting a settlement OF
the strike Palmer recently investigated
for the department the textile strike at
Lawrence, Mass. and the silk weavers'
strike at Paterson. N. j.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Threatens Parents Is Charge
Special To The Tribune

tT'NTdI W fT'
OGDEN, Aug. 4.--William Adams aged
81. residing at 275O Park avenue. was
arrested by +. c. Shumaker. q railroad
watchman. and Patrolman Walter Mar
lin at 10 o'clock tonight. after rels-
tives OF the man had applied to the po-
lice for protection. Adams is said TO
have made threats against his father and
mother, tTe fought the officers all the
between them. He is held In the city
Jail on a charge Of disturbing the peace
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
TWO WOMEN AND FIVE
CHILDREN CREMATED

QUEBEC. Aug. 4.-Seyen lives were
lost In fire which destroyed today the
home OF Joseph Paquet at ST. John par
ish, Isle OF Orleans, some fifteen miles
east of Quebec
The dead are:
MRS. PAQUET, her five children and
an unidentified woman, who was staying
in the house
The fire was caused by the explosion
of a la mp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Seek Fortunes in North.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 4.-Believlng that there
are excellent opportunities for young men
in the far north country, George l. Abb
bott, son OF j. ". Abbott and Abbott G.
Click have departed for Kodiak Alaska
with the intention OF spending at least
three months in the far northwest They
intend TO open mines on claims already
In possession of the Abbott family. II
the enterprise appears promising during
the remainder OF the present season the
young men expect to take up extensive
DEVELOPMENT next wear
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Railroad Chief Arrives.
Special 10 The Tribune. .

oVttIaI 10 7 ne TTTDUNt,
OGDEN, Aug. 4.-George F Browpell
FIRST vice president OF the Erie railroad
arrived In Ogden today TOT a three days
visit with his brother-in-law ]. A Alb
bolt. manager for the George A. Lowe
company. Mr.. Brownel is accompanied
by his wife. two sons and Miss Mary
Abbott He IS regarded as one OF the
prominent railroad men OF the east
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Will Open New Store.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 4-Wiford Bramwel
formerly in charge OF the Utah Book g.
Stationery company. with a store In the
old Eccles building, has decided TO open
a store at 1862 Washington avenue. under
the name OF the Bramwcll Book & sta
tionery company. The fixtures for the
new store are now being installed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Memory Is Faulty.

After Conley had repeatedly stated In
reply to questions that he didn't know
or didn't remember. he was asked.
you told so many stories that you
can't tell what you did tell, can you?"
"No: sir; some is true replied Con,
ley.
AS an excuse for discrepancies In his
stories OF the murder. Conley declared
II Just didn't want 10 give the man
away, / thought he'd look out for
me-"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.
Watchmsn Is Believed TO Have Been
Beaten by Box Car Robbers.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug 5.-Joseph Burnett.
watchman in the employ OF the Harr-
man lines, is believed to have been
slugged by box car robbers while In
specting merchandise cars near the
II o'clock last night. Burnett was rem
dered unconscious and was not discov-
cred until nearly midnight by switchmen
in the yards. He was taken to the Dee
hospital and revived. when it was found
that his injuries. consisting of bruises
about the head and face, are not seri-
Gus.
Shortly before Burnett was alta cked
Patrolrnan Oscar E. Swanson found five
mems new hats In an alley near the
Rose Pickling company's plant on Wall
avenue. At an early hour this morning
no robbed cars had been discovered and
the police have no clue upon which to
work. as Burnett remembers nothing OF
how he was attacked.
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Preparing for Paving.
10 The Tribune

cpeclaT 10 INC ITIOUne.
OGDEN. Aug. i.-The p. J. Mora n
Construction company started work to-
day on the prepa ration OF Jefferson ave-
nue. between Twenty-ffth and Twenty
seventh streets for paving This is the
last OF three stretches included IN a con-
tract recently awarded 10 the Salt Lake
firm. Two blocks on Wall avenue and
one block on Lincoln avenue are being
graded in readiness for the actual con-
structlon of the asphalt pavement.
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Cancels Engagements.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. i.-William Jen-
ninss bryan. secretary OF state, who was
TO have spoken at the chautauoua tornor-
row night In this city notified the man
asement today that affairs in his office
would not permit him 10 III the engage
ineDt' Otner engagements in Kansas
have been Cancelled.
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Granted License to Wed.
TO The Tribune

OGDEN, Aug. i.-Marriage licenses
were granted by County Clerk s. c.. DYE
TODAY 10 George ID. Baker and Miss Mary
@. Tollcfseu, both OF Ogden: Chris Pc
ierson and Miss Mary Morrison. both OF
Ogden: and Charles W, Heussc- and
Mrs. May Y. MilIer. both of Ely. Nev.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

] Herbert Frank and company. in the
presentation OF the powerful heart-stlr-
ring dramatic playlet, The Arm OF the
Law is only one OF the good things
The headliner is Raw Thompson's high
school horses, terpsichorean marvels,
Lobse and Sterling contribute to the bill
with a number OF startling feats per-
formed on the flying rings. Albert Leon
ard is some dancer and a pleasing fea-
ture. The balance Of the bin Is all good
and will close with the performances
given tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
NEGRO TEST|F|ES
AGAINST EMPLOYER
Leo Nj. Frank Accused by
James Conley of Murder of
Mary Phagan.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. a-sensational
testimony from James Conley. negro,
at the trial OF Leo M. Frank. on trial
for the murder OF Mary Phagan. re-
suited In an order barring women from
the courtroom. Conley, who was en-
ployed as sweeper at the pencil fac-
tory where the girls body was found
accused Frank Of being a degenerate and
said Frank killed the girl because She
repuIsed him. The negro declared that
he aided Frank to dispose OF the body
Conley said that on several occasions
he had stood guard for Frank when the
latter was closeted In his Office with
women and that Frank was accustomed
to stamp on the floor when he wanted
the negro to keep watch. The negro
testified that the Phagan girl went tc
Franks office on the day of her dis
appearance and that shortly afterwards
Frank signalled by a stamp on the
floor.
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Received $500.

"But what is going TO become OF me?"
Conley said he asked Frank I'll take
care OF you,' he said Frank replied, and
handed him 5000,
According to the negros testimony.
Frank told him to go back to the base
ment. put some kindlng In the furnace
and place the body on top OF II, He
said he told Frank he was afraid to go
alone, but that he would go il Frank
would accompany him This the latter
refused to do and took back the 5000,
saying he would keep It for him. ac-
oording TO the negro. The negro was
cross examined later by attorneys for
the defense,
BY an agreement tonight the negro
was placed In solitary confinement and
his guards forbidden to talk to him,
Little was brought out In the crosseS-
animation,