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Show THE HOinmfQ EXAMCfER: OQ9EX, UTAH. WEDNESDAY MOIEflXQ, FEBRUARY Judge Howell Then Dismissed the Jury in the Chambers Case For the Night Rumored That One Juryman Was Holding Out. Ths Jury in ths Chambers csss was unhble to return a verdict by midnight last night and at that time ths men upon whom devolves ths decision of this ease, which has eccupied the district court over a week, were placed under lock and key. The court finished Ha Instructions at five o'clock and the Jury waa then conducted to the Jury room. An hour later they were taken to luncheon under guard of an officer, after which they resumed their deliberations. Nothing was heard from them until midnight, when the bailiff unlocked the door and Judge How-el- l and inquired tf tha Jurymen were ready to mire. The Information waa rolun-teeMVM. IMHM WWBM CO. NCWVMK. that all the Jurymen had agreed with a single exception. A large instalment of newly purchased blankets were then proffered the Jurymen to ease their slumbers. They were thankfully received and after n brief exEXAMINER TELEPHONES change of courtesies the Jury waa again incarcerated. EDITORIAL ROOMS Conjectures ae to the Jury's decision St IMtpMdsnt VhiM were rife during the early part of NeAfi twe Rag Pbana, rings the evening and predictions of a hung BUSINESS OFFICE to be In the majority. 6S burden of rests The lightly Jury seemed fact years ..N Independent Flioue that there waa only the However, on M of shoulders Madame tl Ns. BsN Fhene, sns ring Modjnaka. Time haa not robbed her of wonderful one dissenting Juror at midnight would indicate that a verdict la not far disgift, aha retains her powers of dra- tant. The delay In this matter was not unmatic penetration, and aubtely of unexpected, since ths court's derstanding tempered with sensitive entirely as well as its instructions to tempenuent that makes her so fin- rulings ished a master of the complexities ths Jury, ths question of ths defendant's good falih must receive a preOf n greet, character. While tha of youth, the fiery unre- ponderance of the Jury's attention In strained nature of the impulsive artist formulating a verdict. The instructions of the court, whlrh The MSB's elnb of tbs Congregation-s- i that breaks forth In volumes of church will glva another of their power, leaving a feeling of powers in are interesting both In theirinhearing their famous New England dinners at tha reserve, line slipped from the grasp on the Jury's verdict ofand law. are in church os Thurndajr evening (Wash- of the Bctrvae, her characterisation of adroit Interpretation essential features as follows: ington's Birthday) from 5:3(1 to 9 p. Mary Stuart, la more dignified, a tnrer their Howsll first calls attention to Judge index 25c. to of unfortunate the for worth A the dollar's u. reality woman of Booties d. From the stages the defendant's position as councilman of city and the salary of Ths following marriags license of a woman deprived of her rights, that officethis as fixed by ordinance after wort granted yesterday: Lewis St. tripped of everything but her pride which ha states: Hardy, Boy, and Miss Ella Child, Roy; and religion, with a faint hope that The Judge's Instructions. William R. Telford, West Weber, and powers lost may be regained through Mias Catherine K. Hunter, Went the clemency of a cruel queen, to the "I you as a matter of law, charge Weber; John W. Bhurtliff, Ogden. and resigned queen on her way to the that such compensation as so fixed block, Madame Modjeaka passed with SUiw Lillian O. Anderson. Ogden. be and was in full payment for varying strength aud dramatic dis- wouldand all services that the defendany play. Don't forget ths Degree of Honor which baa developed so ant may or would have rendered said The stage, Card Party Wednesday, Feb. 21t, at admirable an capacity of said councilexponent ns the Polish city inandhisthat A. O. U. W. hall, at I oclock. Rehe would not have a man, displiy-tn- g is in indeed actress, honored, freshments. Admlaakm 25c. further to the puMte the last of the em- right to or be entitled to anyrendered compensation for any service inent lady. F. R. Roalboom, waatem agent for Rhe received with a gracious spirit In his capacity as aforesaid. And If a reasonable the John J. Begley Tobacco company n floral tribute from the local order you believe, beyond of Detroit, Michigan, la aampllag tha of the Knights of Columbus, from the doubt, from the evidence In this accity with his Bed Brand tobacco. bands of n little tot, who carried to tion tnat the defendant received and the wing with her several impas- was paid such compensation for each Merchants lunch with beer, at tha sioned kisses ns recompense ftir the month in (he years 1904 snil 1905. then he was fully paid for any and Bismarck, from 11 a. m. to I p. m. flowers. 25 cents. In direct contrast to tha retinue of a all services he rendered said city as during said years, great actress, ths company support- such councilman no right to, nor waa be enToung ladlea of the Fifth ward are ing Modjeska was excellent. The and had collect or receive any preparing for a Washington birthday Intrigues of the Eltnbetblan court, In titled to orcharge, additional compensation or danoe, to be given la the ward amuse- contrast with the undying loyally of further ment hall. Colonial ooatmnea and the Scotch ford to his queen, was pay for any duty performed by him dancaa will be the order of the evenportrayed with understanding and as such councilman during raid rears. He further rharged the Jury that If true dramatic skill. ing. they found that the defendant hadreceived the sums alleged In the cmnA partition was taken out yesterday PARSIFAL, he was councilman In at the Sewvroft boose which will InSlalnt wiille city either as a committeemen crease the office room. This was made or n member of the council sitting to "By pity enlightened naraaaary by he employment of addiThe stainless Fool; canvass the election returns or as the tional help la the chemical departWait for him. member of any boards of equalisation ment. My chosen one. and review, appointed by ordinance, Such was the message of hope and then he was charging an illegal fee The reproduction of the President's consolation given to the Knights of within the meaning of the statute unmessage to the chib will he a feature Holy Orial in their sorrow and der which Die action was brought. at the New Rngluid dinner given by the grirf In being deprived of their diThe court held that It waa obligatory the Men's Club at Congregational vine power fur the g re vims sin of upon the defendant to serve on all of church evening of Washington's Birththeir king Amforta, who. himself, was the committees of the council and mi day. Don't mlae it. caused to suffer unbearable agony of hoards of equalisation and review and Albert Sooweroft, of the firm of John the bleeding wound in his side as well ranvwalng hoards for which he was Eoowcroft A Bone, la expected hark as the burning palu of a guilty consci- not. entitled to charge In excess of ence. And when the time came for the salary fixed by ordinance, hut the today. Mr. ftcowcroft has hern in New the fulfillment of ths prophecy, Parsi- Jury-haa right to take into consideraYork on business connected with the fal, was horn in the woods of far tion the fact th t hdaecf 122456234 Ad firm. away Arabia. His mother. Heaelllrde, lion tha fact that the defendant servThe New England dinner to be aerv. wishing to keep her offspring from ed on special committers In determined in basement of Ccngregallonal the service of arms in shlrh his fath- ing the question as to whether he was church the evening of the 22nd er had met bis death, brought up the acting in good faith. These duties, (Thursday) will he a novel affair, as boy among the moors and woodlands, the court held, were obligatory even the men of the dub will do all the away from the haunts of men. tint though iheir discharge necessitated grew up strong and fearless, the devotion of the greater part of eooklng end serving end the price la Faralful and made for himself how and arrow hla time and attention. No counrilmnn only 25c. to slay the wild birds and defend f In this state, recites the Injunct inn, against the savage hensi,. As can hold any office shlrh shall have Owing to the length of the program of the Parsifal performance this even- he roamed through the forests he met been created while he was a mrnilier ing. Manager Grant has decided to by chance with the Knights of the of the council, but If the Jury found have the curtain rise at 7: 15 p. m., Holy Grail, whom he longed to he like that the defendant was holding such s which will be of an snd shorn he followed, lull could not office it might tske the fact Into overtake. At last, to his mother's hitin determining the qur.ttim hour earlier than usual. ler grief, lie wandered assy and re- of good faith. WANTED It Involved upon the Two boya to carry Ex- turned no more, lie was ahrmt to fulfil the high mission for which he had the court stated, that It must not onaminer routes at once. been destined, llnw well and valiant- ly prove that the defendant collected he accomplished his holy mission illegal fees, but that he did this wilDepnty Sheriff Barlow Wilson Is In ly Hied K. and how- eveuiiisllv he ws crowned fully. If he rharged snrh illegal fees receipt, of a postal from Krauch. who resides with his parents king of 'the Knights of the Holy Grail. In perfect good faith, believing that t Bt. Louis, Mich. Tile j mural slates Is graphically and beautifully enact- he was entitled to such coinpenKutlnn. that ho Is completely cured of his ed In the magnificent spectacle of the Jitrv must find him not guilir. In mental trouble and Is attending a col- ''Parsifal," which will he seen in this deciding a, to the defendant'), good city Thursday night. faith the Jury must consider all the lege In Rt. Louis. circumstances and facts proved In the J. E. Morieneen was yesterday grantTokio, Feb. 20. Rulurriptlona are case. Good character, read the ined naturalization papers by .ludge officially Invited today to the new In- structions. a an Important factor when n man Is put. upon trial for an ofHowell In the district court. He sas ternal flie per cent loan of lioo.nnn.-Uihorn In Christiana, Norway, twenty-siat. the Issue price of p.'i. which fense which Is rendered improbable yean ego. and has been a resident of will not he redeemable until five years in the degree by a uniform couri-of life wholly inconsistent with uch the United Stales for 1 solve years have elapsed, after which redemption crime. It asena that if tn Ihe prespast. will be ex'ended until live years. ent case the good character of the defendant for honesty and integrity la proven to the Katif.ictinn of the Jury that f.ict should be kept In view, but If all the evidence convinced It of the defendants guilt. It must zn find notwithstanding his good chnmc;orv The argument by the attorneya In thia caze was. perhaps, aa eloquent and learned as has even hcen heard tn this court. From the stand point of rhetoric and pleading Mr. MacMUlian'a speech was well night perfect and must have had much welghr with From an artistic standpoint, what can von conceive everybody in the court room. Ha a a fin quite equals really piece of cut glaze that every public official haa Its sparkle and radiance brightens a room Ida duMea to perform. Ogden, he a few tfecea on the bluing table give a decidedwonderfully said had a city attorney qualified for remuch fined beauty and then again, ii has ihe added merit of the pnatfion. whose duty'll waa. among of wonderfully well with silver. other things, to Interpret the law for There are very few table decorations that are useful , it the city council. If ills opinion could in 8USS ,r not be relied upon In such matters, why not do away with the office, since Ihe attorney would in such a case be NAPPIES BOWLS WATER BOTTLES a uebss tool? He said In the council GLASSES SALAD DISHES chamber, said he, while the matters ETC. of special appropriation was bring HIGH QUALITY CRYSTAL MODERATELY discussed and Ills silence In regard to PRICED. tbe matter might appropriately bo I oontnied as a approbation As io the statement made by the prosecution that it waa the duty of the ceimcllnu-& tn know the law he asked how a conn-- ! :d man could be expected to Interpret the At ths Big Clock, Wash. Ave. aw properly, since we find even the ! , bulges In the supreme court, among ) rpi the wisest and moat IcarnM men in America, differing as to the lmcrpre- d BREVITIES taiion of a single point in law. He a slated that the work done by tha on some of the special committees waa In response to the request of cltlaens, committees that they should aapervlae the laiprovaments that were being made and sea to It that the work was properly done. He paid Mr. Halverson a compliment by alluding to him as the serious district attorney and called atentlnq to Ms peculiar position in this trial. He stated that Mr. Halverson charged the councilman wKh having stolen iba money which they had appropriated for special services and yet bla own brother, James E. Halverson, aa rltj; treasurer, had aeeapted more money In this way than any two councilmen. Notwithstanding that fact, Mr. MacMillan said ha would not think of questioning James E. Halverson's right to accept then feea. Before the Jury could return n verdict of guilty in this case, he said, they must brand every councilman who had ever accepted feea in this way as being a petty thief. Ha ilien discussed the question of the plaintiff's statement that Mr. Chambers had admitted he did not present n certain warrant for payment until he had been compelled by his associates' taunts. He produced the warrants and showed that they were all presented for payment within a month after they were Issued. This evidence, ha said, showed plainly that the councilmen were given no time to taunt Mr. Chambers with having cold feet and also that. Mr. Skeens memory was not good, as to the conversation on the night of February 9th. Throughout this entire rase, he asserted, It has appeared that the spirit of revenge was at the bottom of the whole prosecution. It appeared to be a case of squaring the books with one man in older to wreak revenge on another. He argued that there were other statutes under which the anion might have been brought, had the prosecution been inspired by motives other than revenge and since they had pursued this cocnse, it only showed that he eras trying tobesmlrch the defendant's good name. The ar eminent was closed by Mr.' Halverson,' who asserted that the spirit of revenge could not have entered tnto the case at Its Inception, since the plaintiff haade his demand that the councilmen return the money which they had received as special fees several days before he was libeled and lambasted by the papers. He stat-- ' ed that he did not care to say much In regard to City Attorney Bagiev's opinion, since it had not been sought by the council, until after It had made the appropriation. Mr. Halverson then took occasion to refer to some suspected crookedness on the part of the defense by producing as a witness to testify as to Mr. Chambers' good character, the father of one of the Jurymen. This, he said, was for Ihe purpose of wielding Improper influence. He said that thin showed what desperate straits the defense was in, since It had gone entirely outside the rase for material. In his speech he characterised the argument of Judge Corn as being very adrlot and that of Mr. MacMillan as elnqi(pnt and masterful, and yet did not touch a solitary fact that bore on the rase. coun-ciiue- docu-mentsr- y Word has been received by Secre- tary Hollingsworth, of the State Indus trial school to tha effect that (lover the attorney general who constitute the examining buiird of the stale, to whom a petition was presented requesting an additional appropriation to be used in repairing the school In this city. As has been stated before, Prrnl dent. Conroy, Secretary Hollingsworth and Superlniendcnt Thomas made s trip to the capital on Saturday last on the above errand and were to receive an answer on Monday. Thia was not received Monday or yesterday, hut late in the evening advice waa received to the effect that the board would arrive In the cltv over the Oregon Short. Line at 11:35 thia morning and will look over the situation and make nn Inventory of the needed Improvements at the institution. After Ihe visit. It, is probable that the request will be grant'd. As the bnilding In Its present condition is a disgrace, and Is the MMircre of severe comment by vizi who cannot but take tors and n'lic-rsnote of the dilapidated condition of the three-quarter- . n. . building. NEW VENIRE The following names hare been drawn an will art as trial Jumna din- n l.t ing March. lUnii: George 11. IVailler, George H. Green well. Oscar 1. Reed. Paul Zeigenliart, Gilbert R. Itelnap, Wilfcwrt Bramhell. Iliheri A. M"vca. Robert L. Croi-ble- , Fred Packard. H. C. Baker. Joseph c ('lark. George Shorten. l.iindqulat. Porter M. Pierce. Ogden; 91. J. Barth . nlnnipw-Slatervllle; John McFarland. Jarred C. Knwndr, Huntsville; Wil Ham C. Hnnter. West Weber; James E. Shaw, Liberty; Preston A. Blair, Marriott; Andrew J. Hunter, Hooper; W tllliim H. Crandall, Pleasant IVew; Frank A. Wadsworth. Hooper: James Hunch. Hurrh Creek; William Doumer, North Ogden. 1. 1,. THE BEAUTY OF RICH CUT GLASS . a CO., JEWELERS I i WILL DESERT SUGAR GROUNDS. FACTORY BUT THE HELPER Cattle Must Be Shipped Now to Pro-voGreater Financial Loss to Feeders. Cattlemen at the sugar factory feeding grounds are preparing for an exodus early next wet k. Not that rattle are fat. or that the market In the east la exceptionally strong, are reasons advanced for shipping so early, but the condition of the pulp supply la so critical that to remain longer at the factory would entail a greater financial Joes than w ill be realized In markets east. The bottom of the paly has fallen out, leaving feeders dependent upon the willingness of the farm-e- r to sell, high and dry. The present shortage was not anticipated earlier la the year. Previous years have been marked hy a plentiful supply of pulp, rattle have been fattened, and shipped Into the eastern market, with fair priflts for the western feeder. In line with the method of feeding pulp reserve marked the daily supply. Meanwhile the farmers hauled steadily to their own private feeding grounds, tons of reduced beet, which they stored away for spring use. Now They refuse ts WOMAN HIT MAN ON HEAD WITH erll and cattlemen must go. PITCHER. Transportation has been secured to the east Iloat of the cattle shipped will come under the head of feeders, While an actual loss will not follow the Officers Arrivs While Men Were Mixpoor conditions of the beef, thousands ing It and All Threa Were of dollars would have been added to Arraatad. the stockman's bank acoount, wen they able to feed until their animals were In prime condition. Two men and a woman were arrested early last evening in "Electric AlBASKET BALL FRIDAY ley" by Officers Russell and Jensen and Sergeant Pincock. At the station they were booked on Friday afternoon a league game of basket ball ia scheduled between tha a charge of disturbing the pence and W. S. A. and L D. 8. team, of Salt gnve their namsa aa Grace Ransom, Lake, to take place In tha Academy John James and E. L. Corrigan. The two men went down through the hall. Now that the state championship is apparently with the v octors of alley and atoppad at the domicile of last year, a struggle for second place Grace Ransom, In and during a brief In ths league la being waged among conversation words were exchanged the losing teams. Second place will between Corrigan and the woman, at be won either hy the local team, or the conclusion of which the girl landed 11m Business college team, and the a severe blow on Corrigans head with game Friday promises to be swift and a wafer pitcher. Corrigan began to use wnaationsl. violence, when he was attacked by For several years the L. D. 8. col- James. Just as the latter two were lege held the itate championship. Last settling the argument, the officers apyesr, however, they dropped to third peared upon the scene and placed all place In the league. One game has three under arrest. been played hetwen the teams at Salt Lake that was marked hy swiftness TO IMPROVE SERVICE and expert, playing of both team. The local hoys were victorious hy a small lead at the conclusion of the During the last few days some Imgame. The victors In Friday's contest portant changes for the betterment secure second place In the league, and of the service have been mute at the local team la doing some strenu- the central office of the Independent ous practicing of backet throwing and company. team work in anticipation of n vic- Telephone E. W. Hall and H. Ia Dupont, direct tory. from the factory at Chicago, have arrived in the city and are Installing nn extension 1o the line, making an TO QUIT RETAIL BUSINESS addition of six sections to the switch board. When the Improvement Is the John Watson, manager of completed it will Increase the inZ. l M. I received notice yesterday dividual service by 1,000. from General Superintendent Thomas Seventeen girls are now required at G. Webber of Salt Lake City, stating one time with a chief and assistant n Instl-tlothat the retail business of the chief to oversee the service furwould be abolished and that a nished. strictly wholesale business would be carried on in the future. WARRANTY DEEDS A warehouse, similar to the one recently erected in Bait Lake City, will be erected In the near future. The Three wsrarnty deeds were filed by site for thia ware house, aa yet, haa not been decided upon. In all prob- 41ie county clerk yesterday and are aa ability it will be situated near the follows: Anna K. H. Hansen 1o Jasper railroad to facillate shipping. consideration $375, part of Manager Watson stated that no definite lana had been agreed upon In northwest quarter of section 7, townregard to the disposition of the build- ship 6, north, range 2 east and part ing which they now occupy, but. if a of northeast quarter of1 section 12, satisfactory price could he obtained township 6, north range east Walter for the building they would sell. An- Barlow and wife to C. P. Jones, conother contemplated plan Is to remodel sideration 650, west half of southeast the building so as to make it snllahlo quarter of section 11, township 5 north range 2 west Hyrum 8. Wright for renting purposes. General Superintendent Weber la ex- and wife to David Hickey, considerapected from Salt Lake In a few days tion 33tl, part of lot 1, block 48, plat and at. that time definite plans will of Ogden City survey. be decided npon. COURT MARTIAL BEGINS. MRS. C. JL BEECfTdEAP Russian Officer Charged With Trying to Overthrow Government. Mrs. Mary Ann Beech, wife of Gorge H. Beech, died yesterday at the Olhakoff, Russia, Feb. 20. The trial family residence, 1235 Washington ave- of IJeut. Schmidt and thirty sailors nue, gall atones being tha cause of of the cruiser Otchakoff and two studeath. She was 111 but a few days. dents of the University of Odessa, Mrs. Beech wa horn In England wan today before a military ana March 17th, 1850, being 5G years of navalbegun court. The trial Is expected to of death. She time her the at age last ten days. The general charge was a member of the Church of Jesus all of ihe accnaed la participaagainat was Ralnts and Christ of letter Day tion In n movement to overthrow the in the worker church a faithful government and nf active armed reMound Fort ward. Rhe is survived hy sistance. the punishment for which ia sons and death. Lieut. Schmidt la charged. In her husband and several daughters. addition, with activity since hla youth TIih funeral arrangements will be In revolutionary circles, taking commade and announced later. mand of mutinous ships, telegraphing to the emperor and ordering Insolently 20. Washington, Feb. the sailors to open fire on the forts Turner of Washington, today apoke hi and local ships. Schmidt's defense Is favor of The Lovering bill to afford aid tn building of railroad In Alaska insanity. Codmus Z. Gordon of Panama, opposWILL SUPPORT MINERS. ed government aid and said that a Is InterestIn he which line projected for tho Federation ed would have sufficient earnings to Gompera Speaks Labor. of Justify its construction. Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 20. The full strength of the American Federation of Labor waa pledged to the cause of the miners of Pennsylvania and other states by 8amuel Gompera, president of the federation today. "I should not apeak of a coal strike. he said. "I hope it will not come to Will Be a Wonder ARGUMENT LED TO JAIL n, OFFICIALS COMING hlni-sel- LEWIS Washington Helped EAST dainty nor wholesome food. J. S. CATTLE VERDICT AT MlDNifiHT EVERY Receipt that calls for cream IN tartar, soda, or baking powder, use the Royal Baking Powder. Better results will be obtained because of the absolute of the purity and great leavening strength Royal It will make the food lighter, sweeter, of finer flavor, more digestible and wholesome. It is always reliable and uniform in its work. Alum and phosphate baking powders some of thoi '.old at the same price and some of then, cheaper will make neither 1908. WILL SHIP HAD FAILED TO REACH Dainty Foods Demand It 21, REED HOTEL that. "For the Federation of Labor, however, I may sir that It will support ererr reasonable demand of the min- ARE BOTH OELAYEO Mr. J. R. :urt. who expected to meet Congressman George R. Pat teraon of Philadelphia, here, was at I .as Vega on the Clark road to luok over same mining prop-eryt- . which had been presented for his The following are the arrivals at oonalderatirin. while 91 r. Patterson haa the Reed Hotel for the past twenty-fou- r bual been detained on some personal hours; ness that delays his arrival her for las. Harris and wife. Chss. Taylor another day or two, and wife, O. Y. Hsmenwav. Salt lake: When ihe gentlelmcn meet there is Whig Southard. Chicago: H. G. Holley, no question as to where their Rt. Joe. Mo.; f. E. Taylor, 8aK Lake; eats will lie, as the oil fields and min W. C. Hawarth, Ogden: C. I. Brooks. a era! wealth, as investigated by Mr. K Ran Franrlaco: E. S. Phillips, K. W. Patterson and S. H. H obtain ah- Co.; Max 91. Well, Salt Lake; snlutely fix the placemnt of Interest. W. .1. Walters. Denver; Geo. P. A two and one-hamillion dollar con- Tr.icy. L. L. Ewing, Denver; J. A. cern with an ultimate, as the field ia Johnson. Omaha: 8. A. Fox. Denver; .liinnie Russel. Salt Lake; A. H. developed that many amount to is likely to result Denver. alde-trxck- I I j Mod-jrxk- lf $1K.-(iito.on- o r, ers in every possible way. We shall be glad to help them to avoid a strike. If possible. If not we shall certainly give them every aid in our power. MERCURIAL POISONING CAUSED DEATH OF THREE SPILLMAN RICCS Fourth Number of Wsber Btaka Academy Lecture Course. Mr. Spillman Riggs, who la to ap pear s tha fourth number on the Academy lecture eourae next Frida? evening, certainly haa captivated, si well aa satisfied his many aud men, If the press In different localities Is to be credited. Here are some ex. tracts: . I The Cincinnati Commerical Tribune A largo audience greeted Splllmia Rlgga at the Fifth Presbyterian church last night. Mr. Rigga took as his theme, "Musical Flu and Misfits. and made It tha Instrument on which he seemed to touch with equal ew, all the keya and stops of pathos and humor. In many respects Mr. Riggs ia a perfect platform speaker, for he has presence, voice, venality of treat, ment and grace of gesture that only the masters of oratory possesses. Ns treated hla subject in an original ant unexpected way that held the close attention of all to the snd, and he was frequently Interrupted by applause. Ml. Carmel, ( Ps.) ETening Nixr Rlgga waa excellent. Hla lecture last evening on "Musical Fits and Misfits'' was easily the banner attraction on our Y. M. C. A. course this season. The lecture covered a field never worked before and its arable condition found in 5Ir. Riggs one who has developed It to 1U full worth. As a word painter, we have not heard his equal, and the lessons conveyed Sie bound to work out material good. It wasan hour of solid sence and sn ! hour of mirth, two hours as plea-aand profitably spent aa one could wish for. nt OLD E8GINE ACTIVE abort time ago a story appeared these columns regarding the history of the engine which has been A In used to furnish steam for the nev commissary building at OgdCu .or the Harrlmun lines. It will be remeiOTerrd that the engine la the oldest one lntsct in the history of railroads in this section and that it has boon around the Horn twice. On last Sunday the engine ws moved from the aland near the t'nion depot to the round house and another point of Interest wsa added to the history of the old veteran. T. H. Carr was seen at the throttle J. M. Lapp acted aa fire boy, while Janict assistant ticket agent, Conllak, climbed upon the engine and saw w It that the bell waa kept rlnking !((( the engine was In motion. It might lia admlaable to state In way of explanation that the engine waa being towed by the switch engine and waa not under steam. To the Public: Messrs. Garner & Schafer, Two of Ogden's popular grocery clerks, formerly with D. Ragan, are now In the business Held for themstreet, selves at 270 Twenty-fiftwith a full line of new goods, auch as Fancy, Staple and Green Groceries. We invite you to call and tee da at 370 St. Twenty-fift- h BROOM HOTEL BUILDING. SA Y Don't you want to soli that property If so Hat It with us KELLY A HERRICK Ogden Peed and Sale Stables Stockton. Calif.. Feb. 20. An Inquest was held today into the death of young children, died last week under circumstances Indicating poisoning. A Horses bought and sold, or sold os chemist testified that he had found larae quantities of metallic mercury commission. See us. We are sura M quicksilver In the spleen. liver, kldnevg or five grains being found In the do business with you. stomach alone. How the poison was administered, whether It wwa accidentally taken or given hy design, could no he determined, and the verdict of the Jnry waa that death wa Ave. caused by mercurial poisoning; taken into the syrem hy means unknown J. M. SHIRK, Prop. to the Jury. 2219 Washington |