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Show f a 'I TUU 'i&ll Numbers: u,ninr Telephone can 23X or call up time the day ,'k 47 JAthcanstreet.BumAtDor night. 50 L y p. in., up U - .dardb-in- i. 8 to rli me nriL om asa article of Incorporation of the Canyon Sanlurlum company tlWlled with the county clerk ye- a's!. The capital atock to Into 1.500 aharea of 50 are T. V. The Incorporators SSL T. W. Kurts. J. W. ConUaa. A. iLUnder Vitos. R. C. Lundy and the The company. Orica Investment !Smanr to the reorganisation of the Su company, which had trouble with SI oedrn Inveaunent company a full these of which appeared in sometime ago. ito, ton ex- and tod. to Bd fry- - tbi d ta eby la the two caaee of Jane Warner, etc., and Georgia Crocker, LaJnietratrix, etc., against the Union Railroad company. Judge Ro-u- L rendered a decision yesterday the matter of new trial. The Salt ordered that the notices of to move for new trials be mrieken from the files of the court na juriae iu both cases returned ver-l- a favor of the plaintiffs, in the tsraer case for 112,000, and the Crock-- v mm of 98.000. The last day for IKni the notice of motion for near Mala came on Sunday and a holiday, aad the attorney for the railroad did not file the notice of Intense to move for a new trial until the el The matter was Mlowlng day. and luhmltted to the, court and Saorder as above stated made. tlx Uni t the of on ia tort VaV rom ar-ao- out rv udi 1. y Clerk HoUlnwsworlli a received morning 6 loan Conductor fouaram from d Overland the of that he and a coulimited nt. oa board his train who wished to t married while the train lay at to the Deputy Farr went Ogfea. tnia with a marriage license this nftfwuinii and laaued it to the couple, i, the lady was Miss Pearl Hone of San Francisco, nod the gent Charles B. Westrope of Howe, England. Judge Howell performed the neremony In the presence of witnesses, h la om of the offlees at the depot.Noth-could be learned of the romance dehjrk of the affair, but the couple parted apparently supremely happy. yee-Mtfa- County In di- - on In east-boun- wn of Roy-aold- ibt iton the rd, ? to ton. The Olden Sewer Pipe A Clay Co. am now loading clay In the railroad P. J. Johnson rut east of Evanston. several kM the contract to furnish kundmd tons. .It will be remembered that the Ogden concern shipped hundreds of tons of this clay from there less than two years ago. a amemm iarge dog bit the little daughter of W. L. Russell late SatThe. little eue was urday afternoon. riding po the delivery, wagon, hanging on the rear end, when the dog, unA provoked, rushed out and bit her severely, causing a deep wound. Tbs owner of the dog whistled it away and ever even stopped to see how aerloua-l-y the little girl was hurt Hickey Gets Eleven Yeara and Balnea Three Yoais. The judgment of the court Is that you be confined in the State prison at Salt Lake City fur a period of eleven years." This waa the sentence pjsaeu upon R. E. Hickey, one of the Zang saloon roubera. by Judge Ilrnry 11. in the District court yesterThe passing of the bcutence day. caused tha defendant to turn very paid a it did George Wells and John Monroe, the others who have the earns charge against them. Before passing of the sentence the court asked the defendant-if he had anything to say. Hickey aaid that he had nothing to aay concerning the trial and nutning to say about thoee who appeared against him. but that he would aay that he waa not present at the Zang saloon the night It was held up. He concluded by asking for leniency. The court stated that if he waa not guilty he waa the most unfortunate man, but circumstances showed that without n doubt he waa there. The court further stated that he waa convinced that the defendant waa guilty ant be waa a man engaged In that kind of business, and who would not probably atop at murder. Concluding with the statement that tbe State niual lie protected, the sentence of eleven years was then liast. The Sentence staggered Hickey for a minute, and when he was taken front the court room, tears lille-- i his eyes and be aaid something to the Jailer about being in tough luck. At the morning's session of court James Balnea, another of the Zang roljbera gang, who hhd pleaded guilty to the charge, waa sentenced to three yeara in the penitentiary. .The passing of tbe sentences upon these two men haa completely unnerved Monroe, who to on trial now. Throughout all the bearings Mouroe, who to the recognised loader and manager of the gang, haa been cool aud collected, and baa often smiled at the nervouaueas displayed by the oLhera, but today he has been very nervous, uneasy and very pale. Very often during the progress of the trial he has had. a look of despair upon his face. When court was called In the morning. Jack Hallin waa put on the stand and testified to' the conversation between himself and Monroe. In part the latter la alleged to have stated that if Wells anything concerning the stick-upthat he could bury him. Monroe ia also alleged to have told Hallin that the four men who were arrested and convicted in Wlnnemucca, Nevada, for murder, had told him where some Wparka or diamonds were burled on tnc desert In Nevada. Monroe to furthers alleged to have told Hallin that if he (Hallin) was captured, to be sure and get n change of venue am) tbe gang would then make an attempt the Jailor to liberate him by "stli-klnlip In some other county jail. Hallin waa subjected to a severe session, during most of the and told of seeing Monroe receive the rods or guna from George Wells, and later told Balnea to watch for the bulls" or police. ' 8a-lo- ou s" on NOTES FROM NORTH OGDEN. Brick Work of the New Sidney Stevens Store to Completed.' Mr. H. M. Allen and daughter left ! .A joint birthday' celebration for. the yesterday morning for. llavard. 111., serious- family ' of William Bailey waa held where Mrs., Allen'S' father ly HI. the residence of. his Saturday-a- t Mrs. Prescilla Warren, she daughter, n James Ingebrctssu. ..thi 37 years of age, her brother young attorney of Salt Lake City, vis- being' ited his parents In this city yesterday Natbdnlcl being 21 the next day, and her stofcr, Mrs. Celestia Ward being and today. 32 two days later. A general good time Mike Dunn, a laborer, who has been waa bad till a late hour by those asemployed out on the cut-ofwu tak- sembled. Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Cooley, en very 111 at the Royal Exchange saloon yesterday morning. He had an daughter Nellie and grandson Julius attack of heart failure superinduced Campbell, arrived In Ogden Saturday In Steuben by excessive drinking. He waa taken night from theirThahome old gentleman to to the hospital where his case to re- County, N. Y in bia 80th year, but held up under the tarded as serious. fatigue of tho journey remarkably well. are stopping with hto sons, Isaac WEBER COUNTY RABBIT HUNT. They and Myron In Ogden, but expect to be hto daughter, Mrs. Bishop Preparations Are Made for a Big One visiting with Ward of North Ogden during the presFriday ent week. Weber county to to witness the big-te- st Mrs. 8. W. Campbell attended thi) rabbit shoot In its history nest funeral In Salt Lake City yesterday frlday, if the plan of the sportsmen of a relative, Mrs. Harriet 8troug. stared Saturday evening to carried The brickwork of tbe Sidney Stevens ML Several email hunta have all tore, ia completed and the work on the Wen merged into one. The Interior will be proceeded with. It to Idaho la called off and the nlmroda being erected on the same foundation IU go out to Little mountain, in the of the building burned down n short tern part of Weber county. A. If, whije ago. It to expected that MarTm der Vliea will captain one aide shall A Amea Co. with a stock of uf 8ol Wheelwright will captain the dry goods will occupy It. ttor. All shooters Ure Invited. Those The last meeting of tbe Y. M. M. I. ring their own rigs may use them, A. waa visited by Parley F. Wright of Nt others will be transported by team Stake board,' who spoke well of the to the happy hunting ground for 85 progress the association waa making nato. . under the direction of the presidency Ihn excursion will leave Wheel-f!ch- t'i of Geo. E. Brown,. David C. Shupe and store at 1 oclock Friday Joseph E- - Storey. Tho local missiontoning. The ahooting grounds select-j- e aries, M, N. Reynolds and S. C. Shupe, were visited two or three ago are also doing much good In holding v a committee who bagged days 150 bun-to- a cottage meetings In various barts of in an hour and forty-fiv- e minutes, the ward in the Interest of Mutual Imad who saw them by tbe hundreds. A provement work. amber of sportsmen from Hooper Mr.- - and Mrs. Chaa. Taggart of LoMd the other country towns in the gan are a pending a short sojourn with of Little mountain will Join tho Mrs. Taggart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. nrslon and .' will ' he distributed Kpthaniel Montgomery of this 'place. toong the other members of the party, . 3)r. and Mrs. Charles Rash and famto that those unacquainted with the ily expect to move to Preston, Msho, r of the country will have the bene- - In the near future. The beat wishes f their experience. The rabbits of their friends In North Ogden go with U be brought back to Wheelwright them to their new home. ns.' store and kept in their cellars Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Kofoed and nui Saturday morning, M. Randall are absent on n when Samuel they 111 lie turned over to the represeata-ore- e visit with relative and friends at Wesof the Salvation Army. ton. Idaho. MY. and Mrs. N. R. Montgomery recently married in the Salt Lake TemrtlCE GIVES niNSElf IIP ple. expect to take up their.abode with ua as his interest are principally here. f Tho new Ward Record, Just being wan Wanted By the Police for completed, shows a church, population the Crime of Burglary. of 7 high priests, 41 seventies. 78 elders, 11 priests, 2 teachers. 47 deacons. la man who a Price, young 178 children bapkfotod In connection with the burg-- 402 members, and tised. 1. foe Becker Brewing Co. ware-to- e about the middle of October, OGDEN to himself SllORT USE up to the chief of police Price and young Geo. JJJwday. Vihi entered the warehouse and Refuses Transportation of j Baceball keg of beer. - TrunkhUl wag Representative to Butte, shortly after the commission of and waa tried and convict-- 2 It seems that the Oregon Short kodaebreaktng to which tho Line railroad haa placed itself on .recestabltoh-ms- t jtorge had been reduced from burg-T- - ord U being against tbe Ke.waa sentenced to a year In of a baseball team In Ogden. At tonltentlary and le serving his lean such a meaning to taken from too now. the action of General Passenger Agent Itot the city and went to Burley in refusing to a representative la n sugar of The Ogden team transportation to for some time but he returned Butte. He has granted free transporw this city last week and went into tation to all the other representatives of the to.n u1 hS prent, home. They and that on which McCloskey became amvinced that it would gait Lake team is riding has been oettr for him to give himself up seel by Ogden men. Business men of ! thus end the matter. Ogden who are interested in baseball will be filed against and who know the circumstances are k,?l.1copli,,t thin afternoon. highly indignant. .They take it to mean that the Oregon Short Line is jjkile we'mlgbt not be able to thrash oppoaed,to instituting anything tn this towmbia single-handeit must be Ctiy which will keep the money at rtotobered that we are to receive home aad fvor.onlveuc)u tbincs as lr"m Panama. Chlragn News. will give them a chance to get Oeden . ; J well-know- un til Inc , in' . v. IP to : fffi v ih A' JIM J,jrto y -- d, ' GC.UITX, EXAMINED, to Soli is iar from ap- xc.ir.-.lun- s i This pania-iipreciated by O 'ien Manager BiitiWd received a flora Sp.';a:ic iviiin-.iii.;atu '.id- ; acre ai lhtai Dutic Vui'iday. lie leii'phi'Ued Salt Luke for irans- isolation ami it was refused hiiu owr , the Short Line. Several business men offered lo put up the expense but lilnford refused it. saying that if the Short Lino is to discriminate aeaint Ogden iu the cstahllshmeiU of the ' league the plan may as well be given up. He will hold iu this staud aud come when the other repreHcniative n iluwn from Uute the matter of must be scull'd first nr Ogden is but of it. Ogden must be Heated tbe same a Salt Lake. Formal guarantee was given at Hasi-bal- t Butte that the Pacific league fur lku4 will lie a reality. President Lucas of the league. President Lane of the Butte club. President C. 11. Williams of the Spokane club, aud Manager McCloskey of the Salt Lake City club met in the morning at the Finlen hotel and ponied forfeits of $l.(HH) each as an evidence of good faith to form a four-clu- b league. Other business was transacted also. After the meeting Messrs. Lucas, McClos-ke- y and Williams left fur Ogden, where further business to to be transacted. Messrs. Lucas, McCloskey ami Williams arrived in Bulte Sunday morning from Sjiokane, where they held a business met Tbey meeting. informally at tbe Finlen hotel there and adjourned tn meet iu die morn-lug- . Mr. Williams haa the B1.U0U forfeit of Spokane with him. aud Mr. McCloskey is armed with (ho forfeit or Salt Lake. President Charles lwe of tiM Butte club will post bis forfeit in the morning. A telegram from the management of the Ogden clutl to Mr. Lucas announced that tho forfeit was ready, but it would be iraisitodble fur a representative to be present to attend the meeting as the Oregon Short Line Is on record against Ogden. The club will be represented by a proxy, aud when Messrs. Lucas.Wilihims and McCloskey arrive in Ogden the money will he givcu in their keeping, if oilier matters arc satisfactory and the to discriminating railroad is railed time. It will be some time yet before the schedule of tbe league will have been arranged. Mr. Lucas stated that be thought definite action would be deferred until the early part of March. Mr. Lueaa to sanguine that, the league will be n success and is ready to guarantee that the fans of tbe towns supiairtiug teams will sec as good an article of the national game as to to be found In any minor league. He added that no minor league can boast of four such managers as Wilmut, Hinford and Riley. He thinks that with such managers bucking each other, it is a foregone conclusion that good learns will lie iu the race for the fieqnanL Mr. Lucas said it was a well known fact that there was great rivalry between Ogden and Salt Lake City, and that with the former ambitious to win out over Salt Lake City at any cost, McCloskey would have to keep bustling. Mac was asked what he thought aliout the matter, and replied that this was no time to boast, and of course he doesn't bare to as lung as the Short Line takes the fight up for Salt Lake. He said the result won id be known when the season was ended. He gave assurance, however, that he would be in the game to win out with Salt Lake City if it were possible to do so. The season will oien Abril 26lh for n five months' season with Butte at Spokane and Ogden at Salt Lake. lTAll. i!'iIA . mil teli-rau- i uiet-iinj- ! l ft! Hfi.; ; traus-portaiio- SCULPTOR. UTAH Ogden Man Who is Making Hla Name i -- n;-o- l - a Ocl-tob- er fll2.147.6U DISBURSEMENTS. Warrants redeemed Balance on hand Disbursements by board Interest on bonds $ ., h6.S07.FJ 25.23ii.7l 27..V';.4'i 1 21.82 Total f 2!t.420.7 Warrants outstanding Deccuiiu'r 21, $26,427,99. After hearing a number of minor matters the board adjourned. SIDE LIGHTS ON WORLD'S FAIR. The success of the Si. laiuls fair is assured. A lot of 40.310 bushels of lieanuts has just been received there. Rochester, N. Y., When Menelik gazes upon the great palaces of the World's fair be may doubt the gramle'ur of hto Solomon. St. Louis Post Disitaich. St. Louto haa just received "the biggest stationary engine on earth. This sounds very world's fair. Indianajt-oli- s. Iud.. Newt. When Santos --Dumont comes to ;he 8L Louis World's (air with his gas bags be to liluly tu find sonio Yankee flying machines Wurth lookiug ai. Chicago News. The Washiuglou Post says that St. Louto to making a strenuous effort to for drinking waier provide pure World's fair visitors. The water question never bothered SL Ixiuis before. Rochester, N. Y., Europe will furnish n good deal of th music for tits 8L Louis fair, but as usual, Chicago will lie railed niton to Inter- wind. Chicago furnish the Tip-'- i,i! :v-i- n;iou lb, :o aiu-cslu- r WATCH OUR WINDOWS f rt i ,'ii-p- 'il. Ki:io h:i'o t! i !! d to oi!-i':-- bow iu iil.-'.- ateaie'-.- j i i. t 1 or . f i mg new I inn. of obJiiryV.'Ui in- - too teiuj i ng to be prop--.-Xi w I ork Tit. i n ; CLOTHING STEIN-BLOC- K Ju frstcrniiies will be held at tlic World's fair the Iasi week of September. 1904. 6. im ltisive. ,, ' A 5.000 horse-powengine is being installed in machinery hall at the World's fair. The transiorta(inn required a train of 21 cars. The total weight of tho shipment was 720 tons, (1!vidnd luto 2l2 packages. A practical work fug laboratory for assaying minerals will lie au eikibit of the Colorado School of Mine at the World's fair. It will be operated by students. The Colorado commission has appropriaicd fJ.MW for tbe exhibit. Colorado wili exhibit potatoes at the World's (air. of monstrous proportions. The comuiissiou has 5uo tuls-rthat aggregate a lou in weight. The heaviest weighs ten iHiunds and the light cut one three and one-ha- lf pounds. A Tell City. lnd.. furniture factory is making what it to said will be tne laigest chair in the wotid. This piece of f until lire w ill be exhibited iu tbe varied Industries ialsce at the World;. fair. Its proiHirtions are such tlint the (omiiaiiy will have a fully furnished ofilt-hr ncath the seat of the mammoth chair. The figure of a miner, carved from a block of Coeur d'Alene ore, menn'cd u I ion a pedestal of copis-- r and lead ore weighing many tons, will be a icutiire of idalio'a exhii.it in the Palace .Mines uud Metallurgy at the World a lair. This unique staiue will in contributed by the mi us operators of the Coeur d'Afonc. The largest punch bowl ever made will im- - exhibited iu the palace ot varied industries at ilic World's fair. It weighs 124 pouiils. and Us cost lit glass and labor alone is orr 81.800. The laiuous McKinley how 1. heretofore ihe greatest made, weighs 75 poiiuda. Idaho will make an exhibit of minerals at the Worlds fair that will rail attention to that State's wonderful resources. Her unrivaled exhibit of 2200.0U0 wails is now overshadowed by Ihe report Hist big discoveries of radium have recently beifi made. Executives Commissioner. UurU ta arranging for a. display of this newest er INVITE Important R006EVELT. Republican WAXCII FOB THE FAS9SOTUS jt ei i f 1 F Liquid Refreshments tH t Are made delicious, and agreeable when served with s wonder. 1 AVENUE. WORLDS FAIR NEWS NOTES. The cadets of the Culver Military academy, of Culver, lnd.. will ramp ut ihe World's fair from May 22 to June i 6 ta BRO A. IiUHN 2365 WASHINGTON world's congress' of 1 n MANHATTAN .SHIRTS and All Hinds of OVERCOATS le-- irlii A t Thic Week Clearance Sale on ui.d they i;tnif.t on exhib!;im i. decided W i:ih-.- 1 o'. ti: language wi'l n t. Tl-opponunuy :i 'I at - ueM l.iis ciiiii i - y.u.r i : f. li of liiis fly wt.-'I. a. do. Tex., V. l cm llliftri of ll S-- . i U lf05. 10. Union-Advertis- ; i NATURALLY SPARKLING LITHIA F. J. KIES EL 0SL WATER-Dclig- h It adds a charming fully palatable, and pure. zest to anything to drink. j CO. ; : i Distributors I Q ifiijiifi if ifiif ifi ifb if 4 4 Anniversary Will Be Observed. 18. President Washington. Jan. Roosevelt today received a delegation of about a hundred prominent men of Michigan w ho ( extended an invitation to attend tbe celebration of tha birth of Hie Republican parly, to bo held under the oaks' at Jaeksoo ou tbe 6th day of next July. The chairman ot the delegation was Hi. James O'Donnell, editor of the Jackson Pafe riot. Speeches were made by Mr. O'Donnell. Senators Burrows aud Alger, tlic magnitude of the celebration being explained fully. .The suggestion was made that the President receive on that day (be official notification of bia nomination in the event of the Chicago convention's favorable action Ocean. on bis candidacy. The President reYes, I'm a western man, myself." to the addresses, indiThat so? I've never betn west, but plied briefly would determine later he that cating I expect lo go next year to tbe St. whether he would be able to accept Oh! that may lie worth Louis fair. the invitation. His speech was puncseeing, but It won't be In it with the tuated with cheers and applause. 7" in how Ah! are things Chicago Philadelphia Press FOUND IN BARN. There ia a movement on foot lo establish a bank ou the World' fair Chicago. Jan. 18. A well dressed grounds ai St. lamia This was necesabout forty years old baa been man Tbe fair at organizaChicago. sary tion itself took rare of all tbe Riiridu found unconscious, by the police of Hammond, lnd., In a deserted bare tho average visitor had. Oxford Juncnear the old Foraythe race track, at tion. Iowa, Mirror. Mra. Rorer. the famous wriiei and Roltertsdale. A card In his pocket lecturer ou How Cjoking Should be read: ''Ziese, 4r.9 West Lake street, Done to going to run a restaurant at Chicago." Discharge papers bearing find out now the same name showed he had seen 1 the World's fair. Pons-moutservice in the Cuban war. whether she really knows. Hi throat had been cut. He was O., Tribune. The great fly win. cl that is to mote taken to St. Margaret's hospital, tho machinery for the St. touto lair where, il to said, he cannot recover. makes two thousand revolutions a The police think tbe man waa atminute. I .at in Americans visit ing tbe tacked for hto money. TRANSFER ALLEN Phone 22. 412 . FURNITURE CO. 25th Street VANS, Post-Expre- Famous, A Utah sculptor who is attracting attention just now by bis superior work.ls Luke Crawshaw of Ogden. One of his productions is entitled the Prospector, and tells in striking style the phase of western life it so truly represent. Mr. Crawebaw ts a native of Missouri, anil came to this state in 1871, and made his home In the Junction City, where be still remains. While, as he says, a great tbe grocery counter he has nevertheless devoted much time to the study of art and for two winters waa a student of the Art Institute of Chicago under Prof. Taft, from whom he got much kindly encouragement. He went to Paris In 1900 and fur two yeara waa a student in the Julian academy. Since that time he haa fashioned many models of merit and his friends predict a successful professional future for him. cii Va'-:-.-- i Total .1 with Creeks Up fleyoria it ; juo-mi- ; County Al.J'-..-- t His Quarts-- .r lUocirt. '1 he Djurti of CilUi.'i l !.l;.iJ?.-i-:ur ill met in., ivgui.il vi.s. ni'iiiiiug. .ut.iulcd ii number to online matters aud repot it-- i Stanford, Wilson avl v.ei e present, the latter hi:p.c j im ivuunej from Portland, Ore.. i,.pre sented Weber Count u iii Nsiiousl Livestock eouventioii. Each of the comm inii.'i s repotted kc. n;) u.e rehating audited and lu iheir ports of the road sn o:n Lot various districts found them correct. The i i ir's show the roads throughout the ifiuuy io be in very good condition iin.i I be poll taxes being very well paid i:,.. One of the mailers of interest :;i,cu up in connection with the rod if. ,s ihe matter of eurourageintvi of ihe use of wide tire wagons ihe county roads to prevent th raids fioin lieing so badly cut up by tbe narrow tiro wagons, when best binds are lieing hauled. Commissioner Sun ,'ci-- of the iiomr committee submitted In.-for the last quarter Uion tm mailer or the expenditures of the cuutingu.it fund, wbicb showed t :. receipts tu lie to be gb'l'ti.uti, and the di. l.ii lti4.M; of tbe latter suiimut (l.7-- i wits paid out iu railroad laics iu Indigent cases. His rcort as i;mu- ouimlxsiou-e- r shoe. ,:a tbe following was disbursements: lnfiuu.ry, 8I.U.S7; regtemular assistant to pour, porary assistants, fi7r.lj. Total, For tbe pasi nine mouths tbe for the poor have Iieen $:i.bb1.ftn. Tho reporib were received aud filed. County Auditor llnlliugbworlh submit led hi report for the quarter, 1 to Dceeuiiii'i' 21. The main figures of the report are as follows: Cash ou band Oetobr 1 7,423.25 Hi 1,7 12.25 Receipts during quarter . . JAM.nJY MtMr.M.Nt:, fair wili no do'i! : - Y CeiSIT COmISSEiiii -- t om We on hy, Lake. Ko-lap- p. Tto 1 ltop!e to patrouizc SENTENCED HCLD-IP- S MOKN1NG . . No Damage to Property in Handling. Heavy Machinery and Freight Handled with . STORAGE Dispatch. AT REASONABLE RATES. HACKS and COUPES furnished for BALLS, WEDDINGS FUNERALS and THEATRE PARTIES. ALL TRAINS MET BY W-.1- h, ALLENS CARRIAGES. STUDENTS IN DISGRACE. New York, Jan. 18. Suspected ot having stolen numerous books and instruments and money to the sum of o0 in many instances from Uie rooms ot New York university students, living in Gould Hall, one of the most promising young men In the institution has been suspended and 'asked not to appear on the university grounds pending an investigation by the chancellor and faculty Into the charges made by hto fellow students. The name of the young man is being guarded carefully by tbe faculty. As the articles disappeared from locked rooms, and a the thefts have been confined to n single corridor, the students made up their minds that the robberies were being committed by some student lodger in the hail, who had provided himself with puss keys to the various room. Quiet investigation ensued and nt last suspicion centered upon n man whose Integrity hail never before been questioned. His reputation in the univereiiy always had Iteen.of the highest, and lie hail iieen known as tbe must, brilliant man ot hto class. The tecta were placed Indore (lie faculty and the accused was asked to remain at hto home pending a hearing. No legal steps will be taken, however, and the university authorities say every effort will be made to redeem the MEMORIAL A Gift of 8ight I HOSPITAL. and Offered. Building la Chicago, Jan. 18. Directors of the city hospital. 88 Plymouth Place, have met and decided to offer the site and building for the proposed memorial .hospital to the Iroquois theatre fire victims. They will make a gift of both. It was set forth in resolutions that in disno other place in tbe down-tow- n trict is there a site as eligible. Tbe resolutions will. be. presented to the committee having in charge tbe erection of the memorial hospital. F The Defender Muslin Underwear Great Sale is Now on 1 i OGDEN, UTAH. !) 1 y a |