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Show DAILY 8 UTAH STATE JOURNAL OGDEN, UTAH. Founded by E. A. Littlefield, A. D. 1896. LUCID TWO CREEKS MEET SUDDEN Publiahara Utah State Journal Co (Incorporated.) Publlahed every evening except Sunday UTAH STATE JOURNAL, CUT-O- FF MAY MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1904 TRAFFIC OPEU APRIL FIRST DEATH BT ATTEMPT OR LIFE IMPEDED m Of STORM Griffon Brand POLLY POT Office ra: NEWSPAPER WOPresident YESTERDAY A DAY OF ACCIDENTS GREAT QUAGMIRE HAS AT LAST STREET CARS BLOCKED EARLY Frank J. Cannon BEEN AT TWICE. MAN SHOT LAST EVENING. CONQUERED. ON THE W. W. Browning Treasurer and E. A. Lit tie field... Secy, Directors: Dastardly Deed of Unknown Man Prank J. Cannon, E. A. Littlefield, T. C. Jones, a Brakeman, Falls From Considsrsbl Troubls Is Being Experi- Telegraphic and Telephonic Communienced Is Between 28 R. and Train of ther and cation W. With W. Interfered Camps Browning, Luckily His Aim Was Bad and Top Seriously Gwllliam, Henry News Notes. Storm Was General. E. L. WIndle, T. D. Johnson, R. 8. Lady's Life Spared. Badly Injured. g WELL-KNOW- N CUT-OF- Vice-Preside- nt 30-O- T. O. Jones, a brakeinan on a work met with a serious train at the accident on Saturday night which will prevent him from resuming his duties for some time. While passing over the top of the train he slipped and fell to the ground, severely crushing his right arm and shoulder. He was brought In to the Ogden general hospital, where his Injuries were dressed. Mr. Jones Is a member of the O. R. C. and about fifty years of age, having a son residing at Belleville, Ontario, It Is not thought that his Injuries are serious. Nicholas Bocas, a Greek, working on the f, fell between two cars and was Instantly killed about 7 o'clock last evening. His remains, which were badly mutilated, were brought In and taken to an undertaking establishment. If any witnesses to the accident can be found an inquest will probably cut-of- f, Terms of Subscription 60c By mall, one month $1.60 months three By mall, By mall, six months 6.00 By mall, one year 15c By carrier, one week 60c By carrier, one month 6c Single copies Hall subscriptions payable In advance 0 Subscribers who do not receive their papers or have any cause for complaint will oblige by notifying this office. Five dollars reward will be paid for Information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of persons stealing copies of The State Journal from the premises of subscriber. TO ADVERTISERS. cut-of- be held. An Austrian, whose name could not previous evening to Insure Insertion be ascertained, was found dead near the next day. railroad track at Little Mountain All advertising copy must b In the matter NoEntered as second-claat the 10, vember IMS, poatolfice at of Congress Act under the Utah, of March 3, 1879. ss Og-ge- n, the last evening. The cause of death Is unknown. Another Austrian fell between the cars at Promontory and had both legs broken. He died from the shock while being brought into Ogden. ROBBED WHILE HE SLEPT LOCAL BRIEFS The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. William Craig, 483 Seventeenth street, Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. A reception will be tendered Rev. W. at the Congregational J church at 7:30 tomorrow (Thursday) evening. Deputy Clerk Swan Issued a marriage license this afternoon to Frank Manning, aged 22, and Martha Fowles, aged 21, both of Hoper. Notwithstanding the severe snowfall last evening all the trains were reported on time today with the exception of the Denver A Rio Grande, which was forty minutes late. election of officers The of the Trades and Labor Assembly will be held tonight at the regular meeting of that body. A full attendance of delegates from the various unions Is de- ; . semi-annu- al Lewis and Price Are 8ent to the Rock Pile for the Crime. George Lewis will put In ninety days on the rock pile and his partner, Joseph Prce, will work sixty days for the frabbinc of old John Clark of 325. Clark and the two thieves occupied the same room, and while Clark slept the sleep of Innocence the two arose, took all the money he had and started forth for a glorious time. That Jubilee, however, was cut short, as the men were arrested at the Bismarck saloon when they had lowered one or two. , It will be several months yet before the construction department of the Southern Pacific will turn the Lucin cut-oover to the operating department It Is reported In railroad circles that the operating department will take charge about April 1st but this Is not ff confirmed. The great Lucin quagmire, which hat been such a hard problem to solve, has at last been conquered. For months and months thousands of carloads of gravel have been dumped In, but with no apparent result Now its greedy appetite seems to be satiated. It Is sinking but very little. Trains that used to go over It at snail pace are now running at fifteen miles an hour. There Is still considerable trouble between camps 28 and SO. Piles are still sinking and causing some apprehension among officials. They will succeed ultimately In finding good solid bottom, however, as officials declare there are a few mountains around there they have not touched yet. Beginning this week the gasoline launches will be loaded on cars and taken to San Francisco. For some time past they have hot been able to do any work. The steamer "Promontory" Is to be taken out of the water also, as It is so loaded with salt that it is almost unabie to force Itself through the water. Out of sixteen camps, at one time on the trestle, there are but two remaining camp 10 and camp 19. Tbe docks are located at camp 10 and a station at camp 19. There Is still much filling in and to be done. Two steam shovels are at work at Promontory and "rip-rappin- g'' two at Lakeside. Engineer W. B. Isaacs and party are for busily engaged In giving the foundation of the mammoth hotel and summer resort off Promontory Point Piles for the foundation are now being driven. It will be a magnificent structure when completed. Mickey Harvey, the Bill Nye of the f, who has charge of all the gradMRS. W. T. BEARDSLEY DEAD. ing and track laying gangs, spent Suntown. Esteemed Lady Succumbs After a Long day with his family in of the office force James Hamaday, Illness With Lung at West Side, was an Ogden visitor Troubls. yesterday. cut-of- fs cut-of- Mrs. W. T. Beardsley, wife of Willis T. Beardsley, formerly city auditor, died at noon toddy after an illness of a year and a half. After finishabout sired. term of office Mr. Beardsley his The local aerie of Eagles gave a so- ing for the Philippines, accompastarted cial and concert at their hall on Washnied by his wife. 'When they reached ington avenue last night The proHong Kong Mrs. Beardsley was so 111 gram rendered was one of exceptional she could proceed no further but excellence and every one present thor- that was obliged to return to Ogden. She oughly enjoyed the entertainment has never been well since. Mra William Vaughan died yesterThe deceased lady was a Miss Newell day morning at 10 o'clock at her home before her marriage and at the time of The her death was about thirty-fiv- e on Euclid avenue of pneumonia. years deceased lady was about fifty years of of age. She left her husband to mourn age and a member of the Degree of her loss, but had no children. A sisHonor. A. O. U. W., belonging to a ter who resides in Syracuse, New York, lodge In Butte, Mont to and funeral has been , WORK ON TONOPAH. RAILROAD UNDER WAY Preliinary work on the of the Tonopah railroad, connect with the Carson road at Rhodes Marsh, has construction which is to A Colorado begun. Gen- eral Manager Julius Kruttschnitt of the Southern Pacific company has agreed to furnish the steel, and as the total distance the new road Is to cover is a trifle less than seventy miles traffic will undoubtedly he operated over the line Into Tonopah within six months. The road will be built narrow-guage ties are to be used but when the Carson A ColoIn order that telegraphed a standard guage Is made road rado arrangements will not be made until can be readily road line the All are invited to call and see. The Tonopah she la heard from. 2446 Grant Pasteur Dairy company, changed. manufacturers of pure and rich food WELLS SECURE8 BONDS. RUSSIAN AGENT TRYING products in their line. Hoge. her father, spent yesterday the bedside of his daughter, but turned to Salt Lake In the evening. J. ROCKEFELLER TO STAND TRIAL Bound Over in Cash Bond Which is Fur- of 2S0, mark. Mra. Anthony answered a ring at her door bell about 9:30 last night and as soon as the door was opened a man fired two shots at her from a pistol and then fled. For the past three months Mrs. Anthony has been conducting a weekly paper In this city, and she attributes the shooting to the offense given by some article appearing In )ier publication. So far the police have no clue to the would-b- e IVES A - Broom Furniture repaired ana upholstered with perfect satisfaction. Ogden Furniture and Carpet Company. Hotel Corner. 8UMMER SCHOOL LOCATION. No date has yet been fixed for tht murderer. visit of the committee which hai u charge the selection of a site for tht proposed summer school. In all liken.' hood final arrangement will be coo. pleted tonight with Profeuor J. y. Tanner who lectures at the Wtte Stake Academy. The report that the committee will be here tomorrow b premature. . Late thla afternoon word waa received from Professor Tanner that on of sickness he will be unable t carry out his engagement at the Academy tonight and the lecture has ben postponed for one week. With reference to the school location the professor stated that the committee la prepared to make the trip to Ogden Jut as soon as he Is able to accompany them, which will not be for aerenl days. Personal Pointers George B. Wardlow was down yesterday from Preston. Bert Goodaell Is back in Ogden, after an absence of some weeks. Mrs. Lulu Penrose is In Ogden from Salt Lake, visiting Mrs. E. A. Iarkln. Attorney A. J. Weber came up from Jesse V. Rockefeller, charged with Salt Lake this afternoon to attend to perjury, appeared before Judge Howell In the district court. business this morning, waived examination and P. R. Lund, chief claim agent of the was hound over to the District court In a cash bond of $250. Deputy Sheriff Southern Pacific company, with headBelnap stepped forward to the desk quarters at San Francisco, Is visiting and planked down the money and Ogden. Rockefeller left the courtroom, being Joe Ferrarro has purchased the cautioned by Judge Howell to be on Brooks residence property on Nor-vhand when his trial is called. This avenue for $2,000. Mr, Ferraro reREAL ESTATE FOR SALE. bond was fixed In accordance with an sides at Palisade, Nevada. Sealed bids will bo received by the arrangement made with District AtBishop James Wotherspoon, of the Board of Education of Ogden City for torney Halverson. house of John Scowcroft & Sons com- the property situated on the soutbwot pany will leave for California tomor- corner of Grant avenue and BLIND CHILDREN GIVE RECITAL. row on a vacation, to be gone some street. In said city. The said proweeks. perty being about one hundred aai There was an Interesting musical e railB. G. twenty-fiva (125) feet west, by eu Ackerman, recital by the blind children at the state thirty-tw- o (132) feet hundred waa and of man road Nevada, Wlnnemucca, school for the blind last Saturday evencorner said the Bosfrom In on to town his south, beginning way yesterday ing. Prof. Joseph Ballantyne conductwed ed the affair, which consisted of violin, ton, his old home. Mr. Ackerman will subject to a right of way on the huone of ten (10) feet in width, by spend several weeks In the east. piano and vocal mualc. (132) feet la Mr. L. W. Ford was to have particiExra Harris came down from Point ndred and thirty-tw- o be must All presented at bids Lookout on Saturday to spend a week depth. pated but was unavoidably detlned. said Boeid, the of of Clerk office the the There was a good audience In attend- with his wife and family, who are Ogdea Eccles room Building, No. 404, ance, who enjoyed the program. An- spending the winter in Ogden and re8 oclock or on before p.nL,s other entertainment of a similar char- siding with Mrs. Harris' parents, Mr. City, bid j Friday, January 15th, 1904. Each acter will be given some time in March. and Mrs. Carl Christensen. certified must be accompanied by a cent j check for not leas than one per GEORGE H. TRIBE WILL MARRY. board The bid. of the amount of the n Mr. George H. Tribe, the reserves the right to reject any and aB bids. Further particulars, If desired merchant, will be married to Miss Emma Qulnney, daughter of Mr. and Mra. can be obtained at the office of the DANCING ACADEMY. Clerk. Joseph Qulnney, on Wednesday, JanTHOMAS D. DEE, President uary 13th. On Thursday they leave on - - - 25 CT8. ADMISSION their wedding trip to California and MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY FROM on their return will reside at 336 Twenty-tStart the New Year right aubscrU 4 TO 6 OCLOCK street for tho Journal, $6 per year. nished. al - Twenty-fift- h well-kno- well-know- DIGNANS ! hird PRE-INVENTORY SALE A time to get about everything from Handkerchiefs to Furs in Womens and Childrens Wearing Apparel at prices that will make even a dime a big purchasing RYNDON TUNNEL NEARLY COMPLETED or Down.... S. LEWIS & CO., JEWELER AND OPTICIANS. er at re- The Ryndon tunnel, near Elko, NeGood solicitors wanted for the Dally Utah State JoumaL Apply to Horace vada, la nearing completion, there be8. Foster, city circulator. ing only about twenty feet more of excavation and timbering work to be done. This is the last Important piece of railroad reconstruction work In eastern Nevada. Two other tunnels In the vicinity of Ryndon have been built and the completion and use of the latter one will mean Front or back, there are lots of plscts a great saving In operating expense to whir a clock will corns in vary handy. the company, as It cuts out a number Wo have all sorts at a large rango of of sharp curves and reduces the grade prices. materially. Up Stairs mid-wint- There are only about 100 of these left, so ir you want to get in on this bargain tale better come Monday. e, TO BUY NEVADA HAY George H. Wells, formerly proprietor of the O. K. saloon and who has been A Russian agent has been making held in the county Jail on a charge of the rounds of the ranching section of complicity In the Zang saloon hold-up- s, In was released on bonds of 3750 on Sat- western Nevada looking for hay large In Russian for horses the urday evening. He deposited 1350 In quantities one person in Reno he statcash and his sureties for the balance army. To had been authorised to pured that he to be present were J. M. Doran, $300, and E. M. Conof baled hay. The tons 60.000 C. H. MARTIN, President chase roy. $100, which were approved by news spread rapidly throughout the L. C. ATWOOD, Recording Secretary. Judge Rolapp. state and the Immediate effect was a to $15 a ton. BALL. WILL GIVE LIBRARY CONDITION OF MRS. J. S. PEERY. Jump in the price of hay Isa week Last The Weber Stake Academy have consignment of ten carmess" conbeef was shipped loads of no in the sued Invitations for a Library Ball," There is Improvement to be given a( Parry hall, corner of dition of Mrs. Joseph 8. Peery today. through here billed to Russian officials Armour A Co. of Her condition Is considered by her phy- at Yladivoatock. Washington avenue and Twenty-thir- d sicians to be very critical. Judge E. D. Chicago were the shippers. street, Friday evening, January 15th. money-savin- with telegraphic and telephonic communication a a welL Early in the evening the cars stopped running and there was a large demand for cutters and carriages, and the hack drivers reaped a rich harvest. A bllssard was reported between Terrace and Wells, which broke down the wires. Heavy snow is reported throughout Nevada and western Utah and in Salt Lake there was a heavy thunder storm, accompanied by lightning and a gale reaching a velocity of thirty miles an hour was experienced. The temperature, however, was mild and the snow Is rapidly melting. The car lines In Ogden were cleared early this morning and the cars are runlng as usual today. 1 50c EACH broad-guag- NOTICE TO TEAMSTERS. Notice Is hereby given that the International Brotherhood of Teamsters will hold their next regular meeting Saturday, January 16, 1904, In the Union Labor hall and all members are requested g Great prices In mil75c and $1 each. linery Hats 25c, 60c, All this season's latest styles. Tod can't afford to miss this sale. Stafford Millinery Company, over Wright's. Palace Royal, 2438 Washington Ave. The snowstorm which lasted nearly DENVER, Col., Jan. 11. Mrs. B. R. all the afternoon yesterday and did not Anthony, a newspaper woman, who la cease until after 10 o'clock last evening well known In many parts of the coundid much to Impede travel and demor- try under the name of Polly Pry," was alised things In general. Over five In- shot at twice at her home in this city ches of anow fell, which not only Inter- last night by an unknown man last rupted street car traffic but Interfered night The bullets went wide of the factor. WILL END ON WEDNESDAY |