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Show T I UTAH DAILY 8 UTAH STATE JOURNAL MODERN WOODMEN OGDEN, UTAH. STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1003. 18, JAMES LYNCH IS CONFESSIONS OF Founded by E A. Littlefield, A. D. 1896. Publiahora Utah 8tata Journal Co (Incorporated.) Published every evening except Sunday HELD CARNIVAL SENTENCED TO DIE PRINCESS LOUIS! Officers i HAY MAY DISAPPOINTED PRESENTED SHIPBUILDING LITIGATION OVER WORLD. President MEMBERS FROM ALL PART8 OF JUDGE BOOTH FIXES EXECUTION SECRETARY 8. JANUARY FOR BE COLOMBIA'S PROTEST. SETTLED. JOIN. STATE OPINION. THE W. W. Browning E. A. Littlefield... Secy, and Treasurer Directors: Visitor Robert L. King, Accused With Lynch, Senator Dietrich Presents Demand for Counsel for Bondholders Denies That 8ha Expected to Bo Hailed As a Chain, Frank J. Cannon, & A. Littlefield, The Local Camp Entortainod Dismissal of U. 8. Attorney Who Social a and a to R. Diocharged on Motion of Dispion of Womans Negotiations for Settlement W. W. Banquet Browning, Henry Gwllllam, Are Ponding. Prosecuted Him. trict Attorney. Freedom. Evening. E. L. W'lndle, T. D. Johnson, R. S. Frank J. Cannon Vice-Preside- nt Joyce. E. A. Littlefield Business Horaco 8. Foster Manager City Circulator Terms of Subscription. By By By By By By mall, mall, mail, mall, 60c one month three months d-6- 0 An assembly of Modern Woodmen from all parts of the state held high carnival at the local lodge room last night The hosts of the occasion was Camp 9990 of Ogden, and the guests were Great Salt Lake and Excelsior Camps of Salt Lake, together with representatives from the camps at Park City, Brigham City, Corlnne and Weat 8.00 six months one year 15c carrier, one week 00c Jordan. carrier, one month Accompanied by Foster's Military 6c Single copies band the local Woodmen met the visiIn advance Mall subscriptions payable tors at the depot and a procession was Subscribers who do not receive their formed and, headed by the band, papers or have any cause for complaint marched to the halL Two candidates will oblige by notifying this office. Five dollars reward will be paid for Infor- presented themselves for Initiation and mation that will lead to the arrest and the Initiatory work was carried out by conviction of persons stealing copies the State Degree team. The serious of The 8tate Journal from the premwork completed, the company repaired ises of subscribers. to the banqueting hall, where a sumpstreet tuous banquet was served. The balOffice: 425 Twenty-fourt- h Open till I p. m. Closed on Sunday. ance of the time was consumed with Telephone (64. song, sentiment and a general sociability. A male quartette composed of TO ADVERTISERS. All advertising copy must be In the Messrs. Tribe. Lund, Tracey and Christensen contributed much to the previous evening to Insure insertion evenings enjlyment, and the occasion the next day. was one which will linger long as a Post-offipleasant memory with all who were for the at entry Application matter. present at Ogden as second-cla- ss ce DROP IN PRICE OF FLOUR. News comes from Salt Lake that there has been a cut of ten cents a hundred In the wholesale rates for flour, so that Utah flour ground In Salt Lake county Is selling at (2.40 for high patent, (3.20 for straight grade and Local 2.10 for baker's. Inquiry at Ferry Bros.' mill this morning brought out the fact that flour In Ogden Is lower by Adam Patterson left for Idaho last from ten to fifteen cents than even the rates above given. Wheat is still very night. Mrs. H. H. Spencer and Mrs. Patrick high and likely to remain so and Utah flour is in great demand, and Haley went to Salt Lake this morning. the wheat crop has been below the Deputy Sheriff R. R. Shaw, who has average. been 111 for some time, has recovered and Is at his post of duty again. DISTRICT COURT MATTERS State Organisers Fits and Henninger of th? Modern Woodmen are In the The Case of Georgia Crocker vs. The city in the interest of their organisaUnion Pacific Still Co- : and Personal James Lynch, who, with Robert L. Klng, was convicted of murder for the killing of Col. Godfrew Prowse, was sentenced to death for the third time by District Judge Booth at Salt Lake today. King, whose appeal for a new trial waa recently granted by the supreme court, will probably be given his liberty. When Lynch held up the Sheep Ranch gambling house where It la known that he Prowse had an accomplice, and It waa supposed It waa King. Later developments have convinced nearly every one familiar with the caae that It muat have been some one else. Lynch was one of the convicts who got away In the recent jail break and was shot In the arm and nearly starved to death before he was several days later. Since then the appeal of both men has been heard In the supreme court, which handed down a decision granting King a new trial but affirming the ruling of the district court In Lynch's case. When Lynch waa brought before Judge Booth this morning he waa sentenced to be executed on January 8th. King, on motion of District Attorney Elchnor, waa discharged and la now a free man. It la said that King la connected with a prominent Italian family and that hla case waa taken up by Italys embassador at Washington a year ago. was-kilied- , Nov. 18. At the WASHINGTON, cabinet meeting yesterday the Panama altuation was gone over In all Its latest phasea Secretary Hay laid before the president and cabinet the protest against the action of the government of the United States sent to the senate by President Marroquln of the government of Colombia. The protest, which went Into the hands of Senator Frye as president protein of the senate, waa turned over by him to the secretary of state, as the senate cannot receive petitions of protests from a foreign government. No decision has yet been reached whether the document will be formally received or not The nature and the terms of the treaty to be made between the United States and the republic of Panama for the construction of the canal were discussed at length, but no statement of these terms will be made public. Brief reference during the session of the cabinet was made to the case Involving the Indictment of Senator Diet-ric- h of Nebraska for alleged acceptance of a money consideration for the appointment of a postmaster at Hastings, Neb., and the senators demand for thes ummary removal from office of United States District Attorney W. 8. Summers, between whom and Senator Dietrich a political feud has existed (or a long time, but no action, It is understood, was determined on. Attorney-GenerKnox remained with the president for some time after the adjournment of the meeting, but declined as he left the executive office to disclose the nature of bis business with the president. He said, however, that the case of Senator Dietrich was not under discussion. One of the subjects discussed by the president and It is understood, the attorney-genera- l. related to postal Investigation. al WANTED IN CALIFORNIA. C. E. Maynard, who was arrested here on Information from Springfield, Mass., that he was wanted there for forgery under the name of Henry B. Sevvue, will not be taken to the eastern city but will go west The authorities at Springfield telegraphed that Maynard was not their man. It has since developed that he Is wanted at Santa Ana, Cal., for forgery, and that Advance of Wireless." (100 reward was offered for his capGeneral Richard Guenther Consul ture. Sheriff Bailey telegraphed to Sheriff Lacey in California that he had reports from Frankfort, April 25, The Berlin Tageblatt pub 1903: tion. the man under arrest and the latter ntinue. a message sent by Its correlishes has secured requisition papers and is Joseph Hall, who severely Injured spondent from a moving, railroad his foot about two weeks ago by stepThe case of Georgia Crocker against now on his way to Ogden. train between Rangsdorf and Zossen, ping on a rusty nail, Is able to be out the Union Pacific railroad company, stating that on that day experiments In this line were made by the AssoTABERNACLE REHEARSAL. again. which has been on trial all the week for Wireless ciation earnTelegraphy, are Tabernacle choir members A marriage license was Issued today before Judge Rolapp and a jury has Braun-Stanen- s the system. During at to rehearbe to George B. Pullman of Ogden, aged been sharply contested thus far. Just estly requested present communication was a lively journey tomorrow The sal recess noon of took V. court a Wood before Mrs. Ella this the (Thursday) evening. 88, and Ogden, held between the moving! train and the plaintiff's testimony was all In and women meet at 7:30 and the men at 8 the stations of Marienfelde and age 40. Deputy Sheriff Shaw, who has been defendant's counsel moved that the o'clock. The concert with Miss Arvllla Rangsdorf. The absolute reliability was oft duty for a week on account of gn case be dismissed, which was denied by Clark will he given Thanksgiving of the messages transmitted attack of grip, Is able to take up his du- the court At 2 o'clock this afternoon night, which leaves but little more than proven. the defense begun their side of the a week In which to memorise the chorties again. Clock 100 Years Old. case. The trial may continue for the uses in hand. Arthur Pedessen, the Judgment has been rendered in the of Poultney, VL, has Williams J. H. on the Arthur of week. remainder boy the violin; prodigy district court against Augusta Det-me- rs Beld-in- g Kirkham will be recently received an Interesting old McClellan Prof. and and Chauncey Ralph Topping et al in favor of Clara S. Rosedock. It was shipped to him from of Rlverdale, charged with burglary the assisting artists. water fur the sum of (1,173.35 due on Wales, where for nearly 100 years It and grand larceny, who were to plead was owned by Mr. Williams' father. promissory note. ARRESTED IN A HOP DIVE. this morning had their cases continIt Is what Is now called a grandfathA complimentary recital of piano ued until tomorrow morning at 10 er's clock, and Is in an excellent state and violin music will be given by Miss A man who gave the name of Jones of o'clock, when they will he brought bepreservation. The works, which Belle Squire and Miss Blanche Webfore Judge Rolapp and enter their was arrested by Chief Browning and have run for about one and one-hal- f ster at the McKannon music store next Officer Chambers In a Chinese hop dive centuries, are In good condition, anc plena Tuesday evening. on Twenty-fift- h street last night The aside from a little cleaning and reThe Mutual Improvement Male was man the opium pipe at touching of the Arabic figures on the smoking CHILD SEVERELY BURNED chorus, which Is to take part in the i the time of his arrest. Ah Chel, who Mal, nothing was required to set the muslcale December 1st, meets for pracruns the joint, was also arrested. The machinery going. Three-Year-OSin the tice at the Fifth ward meeting house J. J. Osborn's case is set for trial at 7 o'clock this Victim of an AccHuge Scheme. at 8:30 this evening. evening. Jones has deposited (25 for A scheme of unparalleled magniident. A new time card on all the l allroads his appearance. tude is about to be undertaken In entering here will go Into effect next California, Involving the construction A most distressing accident occurREAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. two reservoirs, one of 8,000 acres of Saturday. Just what the changes will red at the residence of J. J. Osborn, be can not be ascertained until It is area and the other, at a level of 260 The estate real transfers following 1133 Twenty-thir- d street, last evening of 2,000 acres area. A feet lower, issued to the local agents. in have filed been the recorder's office: through which Mr. Osborn's three-yeten miles In length will about canal Anderson to wife Peter wall-knoand George Captain II. C. Lawrence, a old son received severe burns on the connect the reservoirs. Provision Is mining operator In Utah, and one neck and shoulders. While supper was F. Chase, lot 8, block 1, Child's addi- to be made for a vertical fall of of the owners of the Sevier mine at tion; (1,150. 1,600 feet, and this, It Is calculated, being prepared the little fellow was America Bennett to E. M. Conroy, will develop energy Gold mountain, is in the city and reequal to 270,000 playing around when In some manner of lots ( and 4, block 45, plat A; horse power, which will be applied turns to Salt Lake tonight. he upset a pot of tea, the scalding con- part In the generation of electric current This afternoon Henry Ward had a tents of which poured over his neck (650. e transmission. William K. Webster und wife to Har- for hearing before Judge Howell on a and shoulders. Dr. Rich was ImmedH. 4 old lots of and Wardleigh, part charge of robbery. He is alleged to iately summoned, dressed the burns Study Effect of Tobacco. have stolen (45 from a man named and alleviated the childs sufferings. 5, block 56, plat A; (1,250. The effect of the use of pure ani J. D. Clark while In a saloon on lower Although very painful the injuries are adulterated tobacco will be the study Twenty-fift- h street. not considered serious, and today the HEARING FOR ALLEGED ROBBERS taken up by Dr. Wiley of tho agriculDaniel Higgins and William Adams, tural department after LleuL-Co- l. J. A. Green wald, MaJ. boy's condition Is as easy as could be concludwho are charged with having sometime ed experiments in the having effects of adulBenedict, Capt. Munn and Steward expected. ago robbed an old man named J. D. terated foods he as now conducting. It Schmale of the Utah National Guard, Hunter from Sunnyslde, Utah, of (200, is his intention to take men who are will be in Ogden Sunday morning to BEACH-- COMBERS AT WORK a Forester's hndge and a watch and regular smokers and to ascertain their muster in a new company of guardsa hearing before Mu- physical condition as to heart action, will have chain, men. There are about eighty recruits Piles Which and Timbers Howell at 7 o'clock this breathinguseand digestion while continuGathering Up nicipal Judge on the list. of tobacco under normal ing the Might Damago tho evening. The robbery is alleged to have conditions, and then to have them George T. Porter, the popular barTrestlo. taken place on Twenty-fift- h street suddenly cease the use of tobacco enber of Grant avenue, deserves the aptwo weeks about ago. of as well as poet tirely. pellation prophet A number of beach combing crews He, It was, who In 1899 wrote a poem Liliuokslsni's Clslma Attention! which was published, predicting what are at work gathering up the piles Lllluoka-lan- l is said that It and timbers are that in about floating has just been completed, namely, the soon to return to Washexpects The drugs we use In our prescripGreat Salt Lake, and which might some building of the Southern Pacific across to be present during the extra ington, are time tion work the freshest, purest and session of Injure the trestle by being driven the Great Salt Lake, now known as the Congress. The highest quality that can be obtained. seems still to be confident that ConLucin cut-of- f. It Is not often that against It during heavy storms. The piles and timbers are also wantIf you want the best results have gress will make an prophet and poet are combined in one appropriation for ed for use at the new resort at the your prescriptions prepared by us. Do her In payment of her claims for the person. Promontory, work on which is to begun this and your doctor will worry less crown lands and In compensation for about your recovery. WALLACE her loss of the throne. She Is at Domestic Troubles. very soon. It is exceptional to find a family DRUG CO., Prescription Druggists. present paid an annuity by the terriwhere there are no domestic ruptures tory, as she waa previously by the 2349 Washington Ave.; phone 24 X. occasionally, but these can be lessened CUBA FOLLOWS LEAD republic of Hawaii and the provisionby having Dr. King's New Life Tills OF UNITED STATES al around. Much trouble they save by government, but it has. always been Good solicitors wanted for the Dally HAVANA, Nov. 18. After discussion their great work In stomach and liver voted an act of courtesy and not as troubles. They not only relieve you, in the cabinet meeting today, Cuba Utah State Journal. Apply to Horace a recognition of any claim of right to but cure. 25c, at Jesse J. Driver Drug lHisitivcly refused to comply with the 8. Foster, city circulator. It Store. - .... . ld ar NEW YORK, Nov. 18. The Post of last evening printed the following: In the Wall street district the Impression has been general for several days that a compromise in the United States shipbuilding receivership litigation depends solely upon an agreement as to term. It seemed evident that something looking to a settlement of the litigation with its frequent adjournment Is certainly afoot, and It has been finally believed In many quarters that neither Charles M. Schwab nor Max Pam will ever be called to the witness stand. There Is reason to believe that the hitch In the matter concerns the Bethlehem Steel company, the richest member of the Shipbuilding family. This company was not In the combination at the time of the issue of the first mortgage 'bonds of the shipbuilding company, and it Is suggested that Mr. Schwab, who is the Bethlehem company sponsor, Is not willing that the steel company shall be placed back of these bonds. Mr. Schwab Is understood to be willing to let the first mortgage bondholders of the shipbuilding company share in the Sheldon reorganisation plan and keep the relative rank of their securities. He is willing that these bondholders shal pay their pro rata amount of thte new working capital, but he is not willing that the Bethlehem company shall become security for the bonds Issued before It became a member of the combination. BERLIN, Nov. 18. A book contain, ing the confessions of the Pi lace Louise Is published here today, it veala her strong disappointment thai her flight with the French tutor. Giron, waa condemned by the world. g( aaya that she expected all civilly society would hall her as a champion of womans freedom. She never loved Giron; her life with the prince had unbearable, and she simply UW(j Giron as a means whereby she could gain a divorce from a brutal and husband, whose excesses had already endangered her life. The prln. cess declared that she ejected Giron voluntarily as soon as the divorce vai obtained. INVENTOR Joaeph Jencks Had the Ides Over Twc Centuries Ago. In rummaging among old papers i Lynn gentleman has discovered the complete pattern of the Americas scythe, which was Invented two and s half centuries ago by Joseph Jencks, an Ironworker of Saugus, Massach setts. The Invention of the scythe, says the Boston Herald, Is referred to in Lewis and Newhalls "History of Lynn. This scythe took the place of the English "bushwhacker" scythe, mfc of a piece of thin steel, about eighteen Inches long and three Inches wide. Jencks more than doubled the length of the scythe, reduced Its width to one and Inches, and stiffened it by welding a square bar on the back. The patent was, by an enactment id the Massachusetts General Court, u follows: "May 23, 1665. It Is ordered that Joseph Jencks, senr., and bis assigns only, shall haue llberte graunted to them to make that engine the said Jencks hath proposed to this Court for the more speedy cutting of grauq for seven years, and that no Inhabitant or other person within this jurisdiction during that time shall makt or vse any of that kind of engine without license first obtained from the said Joseph Jencks, on the poenat ty of five pounds for euery such engine so made or vsed, to be recouered at any. Court In this jvrisdlctlon by the said Joseph Jencks, senr., or hla assignee. one-ha- NEW YORK, Nov. 18. Henry counsel for the bondholders of the company, laid last night: "There ve no negotiations for a settlement pending. No settlement of the pending controversy will ever be made until a new reorganisation plan is agreed to by our adversaries that fairly and properly protects and takes care of all the bondholders Woll-ma- Musical Lake Battlcaloa, ' OF THE SCYTHE. n, Fish. lf ha the probably unique distinction of being the home of musical fish. The sounds emitted by these are said to be as sweet and melodious as those which would be produced by a series of Aeolian harps. Crossing the lake in a boat one can plainly distinguish the pleasant sounds If an oar is dipped THOUGHT THE BUSINESS GOOD. In the water the melody becomes louder and more distinct. Fisherman Would Like to Be Bishop "Coagitator." Two veteran fishermen were diWhere Nutmegs Are Grown. The nutmeg supply of England and scussing the many Improvements her colonies la almost entirely In the which have been made at Seal Harhands of Dutchmen. The bulk comes bor (Mount Desert) In the last ten from the Island of Banda, and over 80 years, when one of them observed la drawl: per cent of the worlds crop from the his quaint down-eas- t Dutch West Indies. The fruiting Thets a powful handsome dwet powers of the trees are remarkable. lln the preacher from Pennsylvania They start fruiting when about twelve hes built on Purse's hill. He aint a preacher, responded years old. and yield regularly for "He's what they sixty or eighty years. They carry his blosBoma and fruits without inter- call a bishop coagitator." A bishop co agitator 7 What sort mission through every month of the of a trades, that? Anything like year. walkin delegit? I dno, I'm sure. I only know thats When Reed Understood. When Mr. Reed was speaker he ac- what they say he Is bishop quired an intense dislike for a certain Waal, after a moment's ponder member of the House from one of the This ing, slowly enunciated the first speak new states of the Northwest. must be heaps gentleman waa somewhat uncouth In er, whatever t Is, when mackrelln better'n a leastways and had and manners, appearance blundering way of doing things that the fishr scarse es they be this year. while the offending member was mak- Ef 1 wus a young man I dno but M ing himself particularly offensive, Mr. learn co&gltatorln myself. Reed motioned Representative At a Table d'Hote. to come to the desk. When the should chance to stroll one night Pennsylvania member reached him he If you a table d'hote. remarked: "Dalzell, I - never realis TheseInto persona, or their prototype, yoeH ed what was meant In the Bible by very likely note: the word wild asses foal until that There's the gentleman who, hermit! 1M. dines nightly by himself. man came Into Congress. Chicago The lady of uncertain years, who's Ceylon, fellow-craftsma- coait-tator- . t Dal-se- ll Record-Herald- . long-distanc- Japans Best Customer. During each of the last five years the United States has bought more of the products of Japan than any other country, and more than all Europe, yet British India and Great Britain each sell more to Japan than does the United States. Beer Drinking in Germany. The yearly consumption of beer averages gallons a head throughout the German empire, an Increase of nearly 50 per cent since fifty-seve- n 1882. Endurance of Guns. The maximum endurance of a gun Is 800 firings, while the gun may be fired upward of 2,000 tlmea without injury. h six-inc- h upon the shelf. They sit at separate tables, although And there really aeems no reason why they shouldnt join their fate! The Beau Brummei, who' elderly, wits spouse Just half hi age. Who wlehes very fervently to quit to gilded cage! Some artiste, who will talk and talk "shop," And who will hare to be content with a chop! Some chorus girls with dresses that ye might well Infer Could not Dorolbly be bought on tuten dollars per; Then you're sure to eee eoltae brokers , potlena evening dress, Who. If tho food lo buir or . don't care or give a gueasl The girl who doesn't eat a bit, but Jo picks at her food, The parvenu, who loves to ape hie eecim brotherhood! CTom And then you're bound to com the gourmand and gourmet. The man, who'ee sure to make a Joke Parles-vou- s FrancaleP Th' irascible old gentleman, who . juot this and that, And says that ho will have them . so well, verbum sat. The Invalid, who's euffering from oyw pepala or the grip. Ha abuses all the waiters and nevor lvo Cured of Piles After 40 Years. Mr. C. Haney of Geneva, O., had piles for 40 yeara Doctors and dollars could do him no lasting good. Witch Hasel Salve cured him Th Invaluable for cuts, Th permanently. De-Wi- tts burns, bruises, sprains, lacerations, eczema, tetter, salt rheum, and all other skin dlsesoea Look for the name DeWItt on the package all others are cheap, worthless counterfeits. Sold by Oeo. F. Cave, Wallace Drug Co., and Wm. Glddlnga. a man who gulps hlo coffee down ui . eats peas with hlo knife, M young and gay Lothario, who tnm . life! he's seeing And a hundred other specimens, wow . appetites denote w . That they never are so happy table d'hote! La Touche Hancock. Up! J i |
