Show a MALLISTER OBJECTS I Laughs at the Verdict of the Coroners Jury t IS VERY MUCH ALIVE H WRITES A POSTAL CAD FROM KAN i of the Demented Identity Apparently Demi4 Identty LongHaired Man Shrouded in Greater Mystery Than Eves The Tournament Court Calendar Shooting TouraentCouxC endar Amusement NotesLocal i Briefs L r has pronounced A p A coroners jury dead stating on oaths G McAllister statng McAlster produced that according to evidence prduced before them the said A G McAllister his throat death by cutting came to his cutng the cUlc depot on at the Union Pacific evening of Jan19 1S97 Now comes Mr McAllister and gays he is not dead and wants i distinctly of COpy understood Following is the copy by yesterday the postal card received Chief Davenport Wichita Kan Feb 2 1S9 Chief of Police Ogden Utah Dear SirThe Ogden papers stated sui G McAllister by the death of A McAlster cide Its a mistake I am A G Mc Is the error I Allister Oblige me by having corrected Yours truly A G M ALLISTiiK remembered that on the It will be evening wi of Jan 19 a longhaired man 1 apparently demented was found on the depot platform of Ogden with a frightful plator had evidently ful gash in his throat which inflicted by himself with dently been infcted himsel denty A a knife found shut up in his pocket baggage check in his pocket led to effects baggge thereof fects showing that the owner was a religious fanatic who believed papers From himself a new messiah himsel the in the trunk it was apparent that recently been possessed of owner had rec nt the about 5600 The man was taken to police station and his wounds dressed polce staton county Next day he was taken to the hospital where he died He frequently his in apparently atonal asked for money apparentr tional moments but it has never turned up The baggage above referred tured r ferred to was apparently the property ferd f of a man travelling under the name of mal travelng George O Davis However several b well Gerge known Ogden citizens recognized him as a street preacher who had been in Ogden for several week during the fall and whose name was A G Mc Allister Consequently after making Alster a thorough investigation covering a period of several days the coroners jury decided that the man was George O Davis and also A G McAllis ter With such evidence as they had it was difficult for the jury to do difcul otherwise but McAllister says he is not dead and McAllister ought to be believed under the circumstances This clears up the mystery in part but makes it all the more clear that the dead man was not the impecunious street preacher but George O Davis stret who had drawn 600 from the Canadian Valley Bank of Canadian Tex a week Yaley or two before his death and who even up to the hour of his death was laboring labor-ing under the strange delusion that he had plenty of money He was buried by the charitY of the county from Richeys undertaking parlors an 28 Court Calendar A setting of cases was made yesterday yester-day by Judge Rolapp as follows Wednesday March 3E M Cbnroy vs J I Brown Mary A Little vs A T Christensen ct al Thursday March 4Joseph Harris vs T Ferrin et a1 Jacob Larson vs A E Weatherby Friday March 5 State of Utah vs r John Peterson V i Saturday March 6 James Iverson vs E II Parsons I Genesee County Savings bank vs William G Moves et al Monday March 8 Henry J Howell vs S H N Clark et al Tuesday March Barnard White vs Richard Ballantyne Joseph Abba vs James WAWm Wednesday March 10 William H Hall vs Ogden City Street Railway company compaj Thursday March 11E M Conroy Morris vs James C Halstrom vs Niels Christensen Friday March 12 William Lieshman vs Union Pacific Railway company lliol Michael Cahill vs Pioneer Electric Power companY Saturday March 13C J Humphries vs R B Shcphard Marie Tonoli guardian etc vs Rhodes Bros et 11 Monday March 15 The G H Hammond Ham-mond company vs S H H Clark et al Tuesday March 16 Charles F Bell vs Francis McKendry William Hayes vs Southern Pacific company Wednesday March iTC A Smurth waite Produce company vs Cragun Bros Short Randall vs John F Pierce ct a1 Thursday March IS James Beus vs Lars P Johnson Utah L an Trust company vs Henry W Gwilliams Utah Loan Trust company vs N Montgomery ct al Friday March 13 Fred J Kiesel vs Richard Hill Saturday March 20Sidney Stevens vs S C Stephens et al Amusement Notes The Home for the Friendless is con siderably richer bv reason of the generosity of Manager Clark of the Grand Opera House and Manager Bitt These ner of the Bittner company gentlemen gave 10 per cent of the receipts of gve exhibition of triograph pictures Sunday night to that institution institu-tion tionI is quite probable that the Bittner company will play here again about March 15 The Salt Lake Opera company scored a great success last night in the Mascot Mas-cot and interest in the performance L here Friday is constantly growing f The Shooting Tournament i The match shoot between Utah and Montana men for the championship of tho two states began yesterday at the Wa I satch track Great interest was manifested mani-fested in the event and a large crowd was at the track A little snow fell in the early morning but most of the day the weather was fne A comfortably warm tent was set apart for the shooters of each team The best of feeling prevailed pre-vailed and the Montana men were generously gener-ously applauded for good ork However the sympathies of the crowd and especially espec-ially of the exuberant part of i were with the Ogden shots and they were most heartily cheered The day closed with Ogden 13 birds In the lead Twentyfive birds were shot at by each team man In the forenoon and the same number In the afternoon A preliminary pre-liminary sweepstake match was shot before fore the match proper began On thIs ropr t the two teams tied The score stood i Montana J F Cowan 5 James Conley 3 M Wright 5 H D Twohy 4 Total I 17 Utah J M Browning 4 A 1 2ioa w < q i low 5 M BrOwning 3 G L Becker 3 TptallT The score of the first half each of the match was as follows 5 birds MONTANA r MH J FtcawenY 7 43 J f Cfinley G 44 M Wright i 4 46 DD Twohy yi 7 4 iUTAH 4 > MH J M Browning 2 4S A P Bigelow 1 49 M4 Sc Browning J 46 G L Becker 4 4G 1 Industrial School I has been definitely learned that the two industrial school trustees to be appointed ap-pointed by the governor will be N C Flygare a Republican and J H Mc Millan Democrat About the only active ac-tive candidate in the field was William Glasmann A petition was industriously industrious-ly circulated in his behalf I is not stated whether he was seeking the appointment ap-pointment as a Democrat or as a ReP Re-P Icn Local Briefs Mrs A S Richey is visiting in Salt Lake TheSrhlrd ward people has a reunion last night Dr H J Powers returned yesterday from Soda Springs The second ward choir save an enjoyable en-joyable ball last night Flags were in the breeze yesterday from a number of flagstaffs in honor of Washingtons birthday Willard Rose has sworn out a warrant war-rant charging Joseph Rose with assault sault and battery They live at North Ogden Lydia Von Finkelstein closed her series of lectures last night to the largest audience that has heard her here except on Sunday The case of Rudolph Konold vs the R G W was on trial in the district court yesterday Plaintiff sues to recover re-cover 25000 damages for personal injuries in-juries W H Rowland an inmate of the county hospital died yesterday morning morn-ing The mans son died some two week ago Relatives in Oregon will defray the funeral expenses Will Rank a former Ogden boy was in the city yesterday visiting with some of his many Ogden friends Mr Rank was the first agent of the Rio Grande railway in Ogden and is at present general gen-eral manager of the Laundry Farm railroad a thriving little line running out of Oakland Cal He is a son of Philip Rank of this city |