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Show DAILY vP Our Evening Story !lVES,$3 ALL STYlES-uw- os nam-ON- UTAH STATE P llWIMAtMIttH,f PRICE E JOURNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL mn in New York who so closely resembled him that the two men were often mistaken for each other. Counsel for defendant before the trial came on had endeavored to find this double. He traced him down to a date not far (rum that of Mertthew'i death; then lie the double suddenly disappeared, also searched for the wife and son, but eould find no trace of them. The attorney mads a strong point of the fact 'a that they had made no claim to fortune ot the time of his de- S, 1908. WE SERVE A tended to he and that he would prove iL He had no sooner been acquitted than she went to the king and told him of the Injury lime, do Volsien had ought to accomplish and her reason for so doing. Tbs result was that Mme..de Volsien was banished from the court. As soon as all this waa accomplished Devereaux and Mila do Pomperon were married and Immediately after retired to her estates, he resigning his title and surrendering the estates he had held to the real count's heirs, his wife giving It out as by her request, since she was too proud to enjoy estates under a suspicion that her husband held them wrongfully. Devereaux putllved his wife, and after hia death a confession was found among his papers. COMPLETE at this restaurant than it would cost to homo. J1 11 Bring your wife and wo will - it w CUUM In IS Thomaa Merithew, a wealthy t .J, y a lot about gentleman of Buffalo, died. Hie life rX our cooking and eervto,. had been exemplary. He had expended B, large siyus In charity and on Ala could say would not $275,000.00 satis church. He had never been In bui-no- r Capital and a personal test. Com and had It been neceaaary fur M experience. Inherited he hud him to earn money, fur a fortune, which crew steadily while in hie possession. Sima he left no OGDEN. UTAH his wife inherited all his children DAVID ECCLES, President property. A few years after hia death GEO. M.TRIBE.... I the wife died, and the estate paaeed RALPH . E. DOOLY, President. BL B. BROWNING.. Cashier into the possession of llerithew luger- Vkn-Pi-W cease. A. V. McINTOSH. AisLC JOSEPH S. PEERY, hia nephew. sail JOHN PINGREE, Caehiet Witnesses were produced who knew During Thomas Merlthey'a life there JAS. F. BURTON, AaaiaUnt Caehier Thomas Coyle of New York, and they him. It were concerning whisperings DIRECTORS: one all testified that he was nut a WAB ALMOST TOO PARTICULAR. and live not did happily he was said that David Eccles of man fregood character by an means j with hia wfs and that ha would waa known to have been interested Colored I. S. Bcowaln He Man's Literal Obedience when from that her; quently go away OF OGDEN Caused Slight Embarrassment George H. Trlba he dd so no one knew where he went; In the organisation of spurious eorpur- j UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY re that at such times Instead of being a ation from which he Invariably loeeph Clark the la who lives of credulous ! An tbs old with money the bachelor, tired n Ufa wild model of probity he led amard White ! : suburbs of a southern Interest Accents and Time city, hires a a But them was a discrepancy In these investors & B. Porter. fill the all no at been to case hia clean room, have would There he up negro where reports for If no one knew A Raapactfully aalieita tKa oeeeunto a went how could it ha known that he for the claimant had It not been for lamp and perform like services individuals. and firms mercantile I banka, colored domestic, few the Merithew'a Thomaa ago, . frequent days disappear, lived a wUd life? Wa pay interest an tint deposit IVn years after his death his form- - ancea Counsel for the defense made who had been using hie employers treat aaurtaaua recourse am Ample er friends and acquaintances were as- - j every effort to fix the place or places blacking, said: Boas, our blackin' mean ment, aupariar corviee. by out. more do What done one yon went or during tonlshed to read in a newspaper that to which ho I w-our blocking? " growled the ..i b a.iw of absences from home, but felted. uyin i. The moment he left Buffalo ho seemed sordid employer, everything belongs to have passed out of existence, la- - to mo. I want you to understand that Ths torrigersoll, the defendant, ransacked his nothing belongs to you. ir. and promised fled apologised her one from darkey for ount's Meri-j of Edward hunting name letters, claimed the but Bun-mat- e t hew, asserting that he was a legltl- - husband written during one of these to remember. On the following meet to bachelor happened son of Thomas Mertthew, that periods but found none to prove that dT the colored medal aimompanled by 1 hi. mother had been married to Meri- - he was not in New York. a When the trial was concluded end chocolatocolored woman pushing Tina that baby FORMALDEHYDE your carriage. anto to room the the Jury .returned CHLORIDE LIME carriage?" he asked the next nounre a verdkt It was found that homo when Bt SULPHUR hi. no there was agreement. 8U Juror. COPPERAS tag quite a number of Mn Mmda. for the plaintiff and elx for the CARBOLIC ACID dtB B Dttr C.h11' d tant. Of course there was a new N ' CJthews and to ths public generally. As! trial. New evidence adduced at this P"" THE BEST PLACE IN OGDEN 0 mo no moth, nuffla mention Mr. Theme. by anon aa It waa begun ths rumor, that trial wa. the TO BUY THESE GOODS IS had been circulated during Thomaa ' Merithew In a letter to her husband Ogden's Best Drug Stars. Merithew'a Ilfs took shape. Leonard of his former marriage, but when Meri' Had No Use for Jockey Pants." ! Oriffln, a Buffalouian. testified that he they had coma to Buffalo many years John Sharp Williams la extremely marout ho had befoto he that gave had had a speaking acquaintance with about hia dress and does not careless ' ried ' at It and that hia wife had died, j WlthnevehreLrlna Merithew; that on one occasion while alma kmi Hn alAfliAa ana DRUG COMPANY Mrs. testified convenience for , of An Offered his Coyto acquaintance visiting New York ho had met Merinent Democratic A great G serge W. Driver, Manage roving of thew on Wall street, had bowed to him, that she was not an educated wonum speakers' via 2451 Washington A vs. been few must a have years older, burMU nd va MQt and tlist Merithew, passed on without, and to noticing him. Wondering if he could out a congressional nominee. When be mistaken in his man, he followed ho returned to headquarters and was him and saw him go nto an office. . plied with questions he said: Dont The second trial resulted, like the Merithew soon cams out, and Oriffln, know thBt fellow cama doWB to , going In. asked who the man waa He first, without a verdict, though ten of meet m8 ln a pair of fashkmahle rid-was told that hr was William Coyle, the twelve Jurymen were In favor of bpeecbeB god started to go around ostensibly a bund broker, but really a the plaintiff. After this second trial i wtth m, wtth on. , Juit up BBd the plaintiff withdrew his claim. He speculative Investor. hlm thmt lf b WBnted to go to Another witness, Putnam Palmer, afterward lived In comfort under the, he had better Uke oS those testified that In a restaurant In New name of Coyle. It was supposed that Jockey pants. After he left the blamed York he had seen a man whom he sup-pos- the case had been settled out of vourt things off wt got along all right" There are two theories held among Chicago Tribune. to bo Merithew. Merithew waa with a woman and a boy. Palmer those who followed the case with reflooked at Merlthey, who returned ills ! erence to the cause of this compromise. Gold Nuqget Worth About $900, gsas without recognition. ITpun In- - One la that In gersoll was convinced The largest nugget ever brought qulry at the desk he was Informed that that the claimant waa ths rightful the man often . dined there with ths ! heir, the other that he believed that out of the Copper river district is woman and the boy, who were under-- he would eventually convince the Jury lodged la the safe of the Arlington stud to be hia wife and son. that he waa. On all points of 'the case hotel. The nugget in the property of Leonard Anderson testified that Mer- the public are and have since been Dan Kain, who made n rich strike la the 8hushlnta district. Kain brought it hew had told him that there waa a equally divided. the nugget down with him from Alaska, together with n considerable numfor the family! Ask yeur grsesr far ber of smaller nuggets and gold dust, a sack ef estimated at various amounts running Into the hundred's of thousands of dolYoung Men and Women for positions of trnnt, where -lars by Kalns acquaintances, but thn service will be appreciated and paid for intelligent exact amount of which Kain refuses to disclose. Experienced Men and Women for positions requiring One day during ths reign of Louis the king waa finally constrained to orThis particular nugget weigh $1 and tact ability ounce and la pronounced by those XIV, king of France, a young man ap- der an Investigation. Loulson waa thunderstruck when her who bars seen it to be oaa of the People of All Agon, of all talents, of divers abilities, peared 1st court and enounced himlover confessed to her that he was the handsomest ever brought out of Alasfoi lines of employment suitable self as Octave. Count da Terrenno, who son of a country gentleman who had ka. Kain estimates It to be worth mix as uauaL hake to a light brawn had been for eeveiml enlisted In the army and had risen to about $11 aa ounce, which would Vied Things arust' result I a large leaf, a leaf ef He had beenmissing with the years, such as Pianos. Organs,. Every Sort In a commission. He had served In the bring Its value to something over nerving army fin insist bread an imprevsmsnt Musical of Instrument, Writing Machines, Cash Registers, foreign parte and when the war waa same army with the real count and had $900. Seattle ever any ysu'vs evar medal over did not return with the others. often been mistaken for him. Then Store and Office Fixtures, Talking Machines, Books, Etr IPs ths cheioest winter wheat backed He waa a handsome fellow, pleasing I they had become friend and he had Post-Card- s, g racings, by msdsrn milling machinery that dess manera and Stamp Collections, Rugs, Carpets HAIR TELLS CHARACTER. speech, and had no diffi- once In battle saved the counts life. Furniture Kind It of Every In culty establishing his Identity at They were together when the count court. This was sufficient to cause was mortally wounded, and the Home and Carriages, trucks, business wagons, bi' dying Deter ef Hate Said te ladlrote a him to be accepted by everyone else. man had MAS, Tn to his to comrade suggested cycles, guns, cameras, fishing tackle, automobiles He explained his abeence by saying go to Franco and claim hia estate ot Many people believe that blend that ha had been In the military ser- furnishing him with the documentary light hair denotes affrotlon and dart Real Estate lots, plots, acres, leaselands, equities, vice of the king of England, Incognito. evidence that ha waa what he constancy. A person without halt pretended hair houses, . flats, apartments, stores te act devoid of character; far from It The count waa brave, generous and to be. And now," continued Octave, The of the disposition average excelled In all manly sport Ha cared I can no longer he your lover, and no Instruction violin and pisno, in the painting, singing, man la to show such eollcltudr little for learning, which he had been longer care what becomes of me. X for the welfare of other that ho negshorthand, accounting, correspondence, languages, dancpartial to before his disappearance, shall confess and go to the galley lects himself. A germ causae baldness ingbut accounted for this on the ground Franc in No," said Loulson, you shall do no Prof. 8a hours ud, ef Pari a aoeculated rabbit with Dandruff germs that he had entered the ranks aa a such thing. You have accepted what Places to Live houses, apartments, furnished rooms, rousing It te become totally held In common soldier and had campaigned was offered you. Involving a time. Te of rid ther the erolp deception boarding places where life is interesting and messed with soldiers so long that for which I forgive you. You have dangerous rerme It Is necessary to appb Newbro's Harpteid It waa a wonder he remembered how been true to me, and this has These are some of the thousands of people created "Destroy ths cause you remove th to act Ilka a gentleman. an enemy but for whom the soldier's effect." and things that are "Wanted in this city Among the ladles of the court was words might have passed without InSend He I gold hr leading druggist for sample te The Heniddo Co Mile. Loulson de Pomperon. but 20 just now and if you can fill any of quiry. I love you too well to give you stamps Detroit. Mich. these "irantf, years of ag who was fond of llstenli sente and 11.0 up, and lf I did not I would not permit Two ateae-- M to the adventures of the young count. you to fan at the hands of that woman. Indcd, she was so captivated with his I will take the evidence the court gave personnel, his courage, his audacity, you, go to the king and convince him that she fell desperately In love with that you are what you represent your-ae- lf far all kinds ef purpose are net found him. His affection waa returned, and Through n JOURNAL Want AJvnrtlsomant. to be. If I succeed, my fortune la la every yard. Whatever your wants by permission of the king they were sufficient for us both, and you shall betrothed. Albcrn Allen, Mgr. resign your title on the ground that I may ba in The affection of the young girt would not have you hold It under susPfcNc 22. 412 25tk Street seemed to have a depressing effect on picion. and Building Journal want ads deliver ths good 'Journal want ado deliver the geeda the count At any rate, from the t Mile, de Pomperon toe the proofs of his betrothal he was never seen to of her lovers Identity with the Count smile. The gallantry he had shown for de fit Luclen to the king, who waa so ss here and let us give yeu an set! other women ceased, and, although well satisfied that he directed that the mat We tan save yeu money, quali- many of them were so unprincipled aa matter be dropped, but Mm de Vole-le- u to tiy to 'win him away from hia ty sensidsred. persisted. And at last the count, or ' Loulson. they made no Impression on rather, Emile Devereaux, called for aa him whatever. Investigation. The man who had One day there was a review of him and doaen others testified that troop at which the king, attended by they had served In the ranks with hia court acted aa reviewing officer. Devereaux We carry the Finebt line of and under him after hia pro- 14S TWENTY-FOURTST. Octave and Loulson were seated on a motion. knew that the count They balcony at the palace, behind the king. had been killed, and several of Domestic and Imported Wines, thorn , As one of the regiments marched past had assisted at the burial, but tbs' a soldier In the ranks looked up at the count had given Devereaux one proof White Saloon j count and. grinning, shouted: Liquors and Cigars in the city. that could not be gainsaid. He -- had Hell Comrade J20 Twenty-fift- h Devereaux! Street shown Devereaux a red spot on his' This Incident might have passed neck that had been with him from Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. without any serious results had not youth and counseled him to have Its Mme. da Volsien, woman who had re- duplicate tattooed on hia own OUK SERVICE IS THE BEST Pull Line of Cigars. neck. ceived a trinket from Loulson she had This with the documentary evidence sent the count noticed It and seen In It the count had given him, proved cona means of revenge. Instead of letting clusive. Subscribers ef The Utah Stats It pass she talked about It so Inces During all this trouble Loulson went to read and PROPRIETORS fellow instructions printed at head ef tantly. Intimating that here waa proof about apparently with St. Ofiden, Vtih 30S Twenty-fift- h perfect con II- editorial eeluma. that the count was an Imposter, that denes that her lover waswhathe pre- -- SOLDOMLYBY C.D.IVES. lrtla First National Bank Meri-thew- te prov- . J FAUST AFF CAFE I The UTAH NATIONAL BANK Prt ei Sirius - Spring liroef Disinfectants Lino lby To Jv Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago And All I Eastern Points Wm. Driver Son . tdcoB,fort' 'imnrnrn'Si' jg ed I WANTED! Improve the BREAD Peerys PROVING HIS IDENTITY Crescent Flour - bald-head- ed . All Kinds of Lumber Allen Transfer Co. INQUIRE OF THE PUBLIC Lumber Materials WE ELEPHjtm BAR Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. H ! Elephant J. F. SMITh & COMPANY THE ELEPHAN1 |