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Show DAILY MIIIMEH TO DIE COLD COMFORT GAVE ANTIS DENVER PRMRANDp MEET TO ACCOMPLISH HIS UNDOING. TRIP INCLUDE8 MONTH'S CRUISE IN A lint of books ami Magasine arti- - March 12. Arrangements have been concluded at Sing Sing prison for the electrocution next week of Thomas Tobin, the New York murderer who came near escaping the death chulr by skillfully feigning insanity. Though the exact time for the electrocution has not been made public It Is probable that It will take place at an early hour Monday OSSINING. N. Y- Japan, Korea cles bearing and the Orient, in which the great struggle between the forces of Russia and Japan Is now In progress, has been p re wired by Miss Kaddis, the librarian, who has so arranged them that applicants need not be put to the trouble of looking for them. They can be had by simply asking for what particular one is desired. The morning. crime attracted wide attenTobin's lis is as follows: tion because of its diabolical nature. Bird, I. L.. "Unbeaten Tracks in man was manager of condemned The Japan." the Empire cafe, a notorious gilded Logan, J. A.. "In Joyful Russia." of the New York tenderloin. resort Murray. David. History of Japan." was Captain Craft, a man victim His Stoddard, C. A., "Across Russia." made his home at who means of Action of the Elder Statesmen In Island. On the night of Long Flushing, East." Literary Digest the Far the crime Captain Craft drifted into Feb. 6. attracted attention by "Americans and the War," Outlook, the Empire and a displaying large roll of bills. EviMarch 5. page 585-- 7. at trinl showed that Tobin, the dence "American Sympathies in Japan's deof a waiter, assistance the with Struggles," Current Literature, March man unfortunate killed the liberately 4, pnge 257-for the purpose of robbery. After the Brent, C. H., Japan and Her Peocrime the murderer hncked the head 449-5- 3. ple," Outlook, Feb. 20, page from the body and was surprised by In Brown A. J., "Economic Changes In the act of attempting to the police 732-- 7. Asia, Century, March, pnge on Russia, CAMDEN, N. J., March 12. The movement started In thla state to preClevevent the friends of the land from controlling delegation to the Democratic national convention will gather headway at a dinner to be given here tonight and which will be attended by a number of men from Washington. Philadelphia and other cities. Representative Cochran of Missouri, who recently made a vehement speech against the In the house, has accepted an invitation, to deliver an address at the dinner. Mr. Cochran, it Is expected, will reiterate the sentiments expressed In his recent address on the floor of the house, In the course of which he said he would rather vote for Booker Washington than for Grover Cleveland, and that rather than vote for Washington he would go to Jail. BERLIN, March 12. Emperor Candies Cbocolaies Bonbons TIME CARD, In .fleet Nov. No. By Crest Americas liam has played many parts in his time, but his present trip to the Mediterranean is his first real experience as a traveler in a modern passenger steamer. Accompanied by a numer- jfwenty-FiftltQDE- ous suite his majesty departed from Bremen today on the North German Lloyd steamer Koenig Albert, which, being one of the largest and finest vessels afloat, Is expected to weather the storms prevalent In the Bay of Biscay at this season of the year without serious Inconvenience to his Imperial majesty. The first stopping place of the Koenig will be Vigo, Spain, where his majesty will probably be met by King Carlos of Portugal. The emperor will stay at Gibraltar for two days, and will see the fortress for the first time. He will debark also for a few hours at Port Mahon, and will leave the Koenig NEW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL. SYRACUSE. N. Y.. March 12. The Albert and board the imperial yacht new Catholic cathedral of the Immac- Hohensollern at Messina on March ulate Conception will be dedicated to- 24. The cruiser Heinrich IL will conmorrow with much pomp and cere- voy the Koenig Albert all the way to mony. The papal delegate. Arch- Messina, and afterwards, with the disbishop Falconlo, Bishop Burke of Al- patch boat Sleipner, will accompany In basement the bany and a number of other distin- the Hohensollern In a leisurely four "Contraband of War and the Right cremate the remains defense cafe. His the under guished prelates arrived today to take weeks cruise, without a fixed Itinerto Coat" Literary Digest, Feb. 20, page furnace ary to Corfu. was part In the ceremonies. Insanity. 285-anti-Clevela- nd Intermediate Imprtiif daily. Atlantic Limited for Balt lake PuebiofK; Leadvllle, dSurf.f!1 poini,t- - sip, No- - VoV Salt Lake City. Pueblo, nver and all points east, daily Tea Cos ARRIVE. Pacific Express from Denver. Pueblo, Provo. 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Tobin, Who Stuffsd Prophets Opponents Do Not Imperial Yacht Will be Convoyed Miu Faddis, tha Librarian, Give Lift Fiendish Crime of Thomas German Cruiser Kaiser Will Want Him to Capture New Was Owner of a Gotham Which Will Much Facilitate Return Overland. Jersey Delegation Deadfall. Those Interested. IO'fiWNtWE5lNi t LEAVES FOR SOUTH FOR III ELECTRIC CHAIR BUT CARNEGIE FREE LIBRARY HAS FEIGNED INSANITY AWAY. HIMSELF INTEREST. BOOKS OF MUCH 12, 1904. MARCH UTAH STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, t" N Healy House, opp. Depot 0. B. ENGLEHART, Manager. 8. GOAL- 6. Disubled Russian Cruiser, 'Novlk.' " Scientific American, Feb. 27, page 178. "Discouragements of Admiral Alex-leff- ," Literary Digest, Feb. 6, page 183-- 4. "European Distrust of Our Asiatic Policy, Literary Digest, Feb. 13, page 227-- - TIME CARD in Effect Nov. GOOD, CLEAN COAL ANY KIND PROMPT- No. 9 LY DELIVERED. No. 7 Anthracite Coal Na SHURTLIFF COAL CO. Na 8. the high school alumni. The members Mrs. Livingston Entartainsd. of the assocltlon are delightful enterMrs. B. F. Livingston delighatfully tainers and the event promises to be entertained a number of her lady one of the most enjoyable of the sea- friends at her home on Gramercy Feb. 20, page 269. lira. E. W. Allison Jr. of Salt Lake son. avenue afternoon compliWednesday Griffiths, W. EL, "Kim, the Korean, is an Ogden visitor this week. to Mrs. Frank Beckwith and mentary 543-Outlook, March 5, pnge Rcliaf Society Party. afof The Wyo. Evanston, daughter Chito Save Secretary Hay's Plan A number of Ogden ladies departed The Ladles Relief socitey of the ternoon was In converse social spent 20. Feb. na, Literary Digest, page Sunday for California, where they will first ward gave a dancing party at the and cards and a daintily appointed 246-sojourn for six weeks. They were Mrs. amusement hall Monday evening. A luncheon was served. Holcombe, Chester, "What of ChiGeorge Anglll, Mrs. Ren Ford , Mrs. large crowd was In attendance and the na?" Outlook, Feb. IS, page 401-dance was turned Into a leap year Fred Rose and Miss Mae Brewer. Enjoyable Social Evening. "llow Admiral Alexleff Could ReinA number of old time dances party. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Yolker were tenforce His Fleet," Literary Digest, Feb. were put on and a general good time Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Paine left Mondered a surprise by their many friends 20, pnge 266. for the coast to be gone about was had by all. How War Might Have Been Avert day last Wednesday evening at their home two months. They go direct from here on Twenty-sevent- h street The even ed, World's Work, March, pnge 4500. to Los Angeles, where they will visit Pleasant Card Party. was Hurd. A. S.. "Fleets in the Far Ing very pleasantly spent in games The Ladles' Auxiliary to the B. or Mr. Paine's sister, and later they will and music East." Scientific American, Feb. 27, and a delicious supper was visit Santa Monica, Long Beach and R. ' T. gave a sard party and social served. Those present were: Mr. and page 171. all the points of Interest along the Thursday evening at K. of P. halL Mrs. John Watson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Japan's Endurance and Russia's,' coast, returning home by way of Se- Prises were awarded to the winners at W. Current Literature, March, page 258. Larkin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Can attle and Portland. cards and delicious refreshments were non, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Islaub, Mr. and "Japan's Naval Victories, Literary served. The order will give another Mrs. Thomas E. Browning, Mr. and Digest, FCb. 20, pnge 243-Mrs. Lillian Van Allen entertained equally delightful affair In the near Mrs. C. J. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. "Japan's Strength at Sea, Literary a few of her friends at luncheon at future. 264. Feb. E. Browning, Mr. and Mrs.' Thomas 20, Digest, pHge the Virginia Tuesday afternoon. Johnson, Charles, "Russia's ComPotter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Woodring. Mr. The Woodmens Dance. manders In the Far East, Review of Mrs. Charles Empey, Mrs. Marlon and Mrs. J. A. Bruce of Evanston. Wyo The Woodmen of the World gave Mrs. H. H. Thomas, Mrs. H. H. Reviews, March, pnge Eccles, Is visiting In Ogden for a few days. the last of a series of dances WednesMrs. Nettie Eccles, Mr. J. II. "Korea, the Bone of Contention, Rolapp, day evening at Dlgnan'a dancing Last Mr. Homer Current Literature, Feb., page Hutchinson, Miss Mrs. A. E. Lansing has returned academy, and was In every respect as Longford, J. H Ellen Mrs. White of Salt and "Japanese Rela- from Carlin. Nevada, where she has successful ns the Kllphuls previous ones. The tions with Korea," Nineteenth Cenbeen the guest of Mrs. Ed Luty, form- committees having the affair in charge Lake City. tury, Feb., page carried out the arrangements in a erly of Ogden. A Pretty Party. Map of the Far East and the Seat very creditable manner. Refreshments of War, World's Work, March, page One of the prettiest parties of the The Women's Missionary society of were served during the evening and all 4506-the Presbyterian church met Friday present thoroughly enjoyed the occa- season was that given by Mrs. J. IT. Meaning of the War," Outlook, Feb. afternoon with Mrs. I. N. Rhine and Mrs. G. F. Reynolds at the Lannlng at sion. :20. page 443-home of the former on Fowler avenue and Jet her home on Twenty-fift- h "Men Who Are Doing Things for ferson. yesterday afternoon. The house preHappy Wedding Belle. Japan, Review of Reviews, March, Miss Julia Clarissa Align and Ear- sented a very pretty appearance with page 252-Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Flake will leave nest E. Stone were the principals In a its decorations of cut flowers, ferns Opening of the Campaign in the In a few weeks for SL Joseph, Mo., very pretty wedding which took and potted plants. The color scheme place Far East," Literary Digest. Feb. 20. where they will spend the summer. at high noon at the home of the brides was green and It was very artistically page 263-and parents. Dr. and Mrs. James X. Al- carried out In the dining-rooOpposing Armies," Literary Digest, Mr. Dell Gay Is home from a very len on Twenty-thir- d was Progressive high-liv- e street. Wednes- parlors. Feb. 27, page 301. pleasant trip to California. day. The ceremony was performed the diversion of the afternoon, Mrs. "Outbreak of War. Outlook. Feb. by Bishop James Wotherspoon In the Flewelling winning first prise and Mrs. 20, pnge 431-Messrs. Frank Plngree and Andrew presence of only the relatives and C. M. Andrews and Mrs. Joe Langs-do"Progress of the War, Harper's Carr are expected home the latter part Intimate friends of the first and second consolation contracting Weekly, March 5. pnge 350. A dainty and tempting lunchof the month from Europe. but on prises. a reception was later parties, "Reality and Unreality of the held at which about two hundred eon was served. Those present were: Peril. "Literary Digest, Feb. 27, Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Brick have gone guests gathered to extend congratual-tion- s Mesdames McIntosh, Dwelling, Calpage 303-to the coast for a month's visit. to the young people. Many kin. Langsdorf, Rivers, L. Farley, E. "Reasons for With Sympathy beautiful presents, tokens of the high Richardson, McGall, Gulllhur, Green-wel- l. Japan. World's Work, March, page Mrs. E. A. Larkin very delightfully esteem by .which they are held C. M. Andrews, Shirk. Boyle, by 4996-entertained n number of her friends their friends, were received by the Dickson, Christensen, Knoth, Blchse, Reserve Forces of the Russian Thursday afternoon at her pretty young couple. Miss Irene Btreng Halverson, Larkin, Lydia Farley, Jost, Navy." Harper's Weekly, Feb. 27. home on Twenty-fourt- h street In acted as bridesmaid nnd Charles H. Condon, Glasmann, A. Greenwell. DaRussia and Japan." Review of Re- honor of Miss Ellen Xebeker of Lo vid Farley. Shields, and Miss Driscnll Greenwell, Jr., was best man. views. March. page259-26Illustragan. The afternoon was spent very Mr. nnd Mrs. Stone left of Park City. Wednesday tions and maps. pleasantly nnd a delicious luncheon evening for the east. They will visit Russia and Japan." Literary Di- was served. Denver, Kansas City. St. Louis and Child Culture Club. gest. Feb. 13, page 207. $ olherenstern points and will return to The Child Culture club had a very Russln's Navy In the Far East,1 The ladies of the Congregational Ogden In about two months and make delightful meeting at the beautiful Literary Digest, Feb. 20, page 265. church are preparing for an Easter their home here. David Eccles on Friday, Mrs. home of FoImbroglio," sale on Saturday. April 2nd. Every Mr. Stone is a popular clerk In the March 5th. A large number were In rum. Jan., page body Is Invited to attend. auditor's office of the Union Pacific. attendance and an Interesting and diKorea. Japan and Speer, R. E The bride is one of Ogden's most versified program was rendered by Russia. World's Work, March, page The Royal Arcanum. Rocky Mounnnd accomplished charming young Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Hilliard and Mrs. 4514-2tain Council No. 637, will give an en- ladles. Nelson. The topics were mainly on "Strategic Importance of the Great tertainment to members and their morals for children and kindred subWall of China," Literary Digest. Feb. friends at A. O. IT. W. hall Monday 8. S. C. G. jects dealing with the home. The 20, page 266. evening. An excellent program has The Souvenir Spoon Card club was guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Two New Japanese Battleships," been prepared and the evening prom- very pleasantly entertained Wednes- Hudson, William Eccles, Mrs. My. Scientific American, Feb. 27, page 175. ises to be a most enjnynble one. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eliot West, and Mr. Rathbun. The War and the Great Powers of En Berry. The usual card games were hostess, with her usual grace, served rope." Literary Digest, Feb. 20. page High School Alumni Dance. nnd delicious refreshments delicious refreshments snd the club played 264-Many people are looking forward to were served. The club will meet next adjourned to meet Friday. March 18th, War In the East." Outlook. Feb. 27, the bnll that will lie given the first with Mrs. W. D. Tribe on Seven- with Mrs. William Driver, 2708 Jefferpage 479. week In April under the auspices of teenth street. March 23rd. son avenue. Miss Ellen Thomas has gone to Balt "Far East, Current Literature, Feb., Lake City to study vocal culture under page 129. Prof. Kent "Fate of Korea, Harper's Weekly, OFFICES 2407 WASHINGTON TELEPHONE 2041 AND AVENUE. OR 18-- X Na 18-- Na 9. 8. ' 8. C. J. A. 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