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Show TUB MORNING OGDEN, UTAII, Tl I'SDAY MORNING, EXAMINER, lloue in a small lial.fiation near the cement aorks7 and bail go' rrlatit'ca that arc known in Salt Lake City,. -- v i INDICTED FO1' BRIBERY. - fron . Kc-i-- Colonel John W. Donucllan. of the Commercial National flie aldernii n and are O.I.. iKe City, came In from iiiir ImW-ti- . utid the Sacramento Saturday and reyisirrcd at charged with solicitex iitervinr and n Imii, with company; Elmer B. Jones, managing the Kenyon. Mi. Itnnncllan Papeete director of the L'lah Indcjiendent Tele- to remain iu Sail Lake for severai taking bribes, Stofl'1 .barged mitii brlliery. phone company, and Hr. Alexander C. days. Ewing. The capital stor k is 12,000,00'. PLEANANTRY. fully paid tip. Mrs. r. A. Simpkiu. wife of liit The new company Is capitalised fir pastor of thy PliNliw Congregational Already the paper-- - t.p north arc trtt-in- g 12,000.000 of a par value of 1 each. 'litir.h. iu al the Holy. Cross hospital Panama how sin- IihI her The organisation of the new concern rpcovering trom the effects of an op- -' H'MWI.ikhi. This itkind of bosswas completed dR afreet !$g of Vhe : . fuf . apMrndttiiitf.' patron ha t stand ing any fool Shlhrday evening and when she gets Unde; a protectorate. Is the flrat one launched in the FarmMexican Herald. The funeral of Mrs. Elton ington fields since .the advent Of the ., fit 11 a. m. tYom 'tin- - FIG 't Giiffdy-tlale- y sjflidirhte tn this Miction. teenthtiMlay wail meeting bouse, cofner'of As soon aa Mr. Brtu grit, his souThe proierty of the company South ami Eighth West si rests. venirs through the u.ium First house, we of 16.000 acres adjoining the ' Friends are invited. may look for a jtp'.v to Mr. Olucy s tract remarks in praise o; It is the intention of the now comPADEN ON SMOOT CASE. pany to develop Its1' properties in Hie The closing pf tlnairri, over (he near fut.ure.and it .may be one of tbe may have i. good effect of first to find a i pouter" near this city. Senator ltd'll Smoot' reply io the country numerous to engage in lausing in contained the .citixens' pecharges manual labor the whirii they are tition fin'd him. iu the Cuiled against LOOKED INTO MAMMOTH. .ill like Tribune. States Senate, has cal Uni turth the fol- so sell qualified. Tintle advices state that during tha lowing comment from the Rev. WilSenator Fairbanks is weariug wlial paat week George Gunn, the talented liam Paden, one of the leaders of the ia known as the lint'-uni-t face and tnay . crusade: ReAmerican of exitert the Smelting lie meditating either iin acceptance of conciti-xeSmoot' Tintle 'Apostle or the writing ut reply to the fining company, has been in the protest ts a good piece of work ducting an examination of tbe Mama novel. Chicago Tribune. moth mine for the purpose of measur- for us. it denies so much that ia easy A dinner to Mayor McClellan that ing up the ore bodies exposed and oth- to prove. Why, he almost denies that erwise ascertaining some idea as to the be ia one of the twelve aiwstie. He brings out Cleveland. Hill, Carlisle and t onagri .that might be expbeted from certainly does not magnify his office Gorman, with Dourkc Cockran in the that source In evwit the big smelting a one of the prophet. Beers and re ve- chair, indicate a together with concern 'and the TWammnth company la tor of the Mormon bole string. Murphy leading the to Mr. be Smoot' would "hat entered Into a coe? growing Buffalo News, he and hi fellow apoktle are merely agreeable to all concerned. 'who are under the apostolic delegates, If the plan of the MaskarhusetU direction of tbe presidency. .The proto launch a presidential boom RENDERS SARCASTIC VERDICT. actest did not go Quite that far. for. for Hun. Richard ttlney in January is Tho coroner's jury impaneled by cording to the Doctrines and Cove- carried out we nmy look tor a cold Justice ' Frank' Clark in the Gleason nants, the twelve aimstles form a quo- Wave about that time. Indianapolis and Brighton murder cases delivered rum mpial in authority to the thren Journal. presidents when decision is made by a smarting slap at tha police yester- one .unanimous voire of the same. In Thfc of New Hampshire ia day by returning a verdict to the efKKstlc8 refuses to ar- said toGovernor fect that the men came to their deatb cedse one of the draw four salaries from thn will of can the others to' the he wounds inflicted by 1 list's from gun-shState Treasury. proverbial a person or persona unknown to this be dropped aa way Apostle Thatcher. New England thrift applied to politics. 'ha also added the Sniopt Apostle . . j,., Jury." Atlanta Constitution. canonical writings or This la the upshot al tbe surprising manifesto to tbe 1 If declaration church. th his. that the when county events, of Saturday Someone in Birmingham. Ala., haa tbe manifesto la of equal authority discovered attorney announced, after proving the with tbe the daughter of a Newport not put corpus delicti,- (hat he would who waa Insulted because she family Docof the thajier waa referred to as a peerless beauty. Shockley, nor any other witness, on trine and Covenants, why has it not the stand. been published by the Mormon burch Her father aaya site can have a peer whenever aha will, say the word. In some of the canonical books? SAW THE LATHAM. The latest editions of the Doctrines Syracuse Covenants contain the. poly gamy T. F, Moats, of Omaha, ind W. A. and' . Now that tbe Russian have made revelation without note or comment: a,' Modale.-foware Lake Salt Smoot, of known what they want in Corea and been left has for It but and Apostle a visitors. Just having returned from have expressed their purRevelator Smoot to the Woodruff tho Jaimneae pose with respect to the Hermit Kingtrip to the Four Metals mine ia tha manifesto mandatorygive value. be a bad idea to ask Spruce Mountain, Nevada, district Aiwstie Smoot den lea that the first dom, it might not Mr. Moats la a brother of George I the Coreana if they have any preferor twelve or tho presidency apostles Moats, manager of the company. Tha Mormon church, or any part thereof, ence as to thpir own future. Memviaiton . returned well pleased with therein 'Inculcates or en- phis Evening Bcimitar. jr any person conditions at the mine and express the courages a belief tn the practice ot 1 believe Bcribblehard I've written opinion that with further development cohabitation. How about I don't seem to have an out; myself the Nevada property will make a good polygamous livF. President who is Smith, Joseph idea left. Panhandler . . Well, why producer, ing with five wives? , Or those of his don't you writo, stories for the maga-xlne- s, fellow apostles who are living with theft?" Life. BIG BUSINESS DEAL. from two to seven wives? Tbe church Lawyer What is bit reputation for sends Apostle Heber J. Grant off to William T. Baker, formerly of New take charge of its missions in England truth and veracjty? Witness Best in the world dont York City, but al present residing In and protects him from prosecution for Lrad-rr- . Salt Lake City, has bought 32 feet iwlygamous living. Is the church dis- even go fishin' Cleveland : I front of the ConstliuHon building, on couraging polygamous living? A contemporary in speaking of a firs East Temple street, the sertton whose Apostle Smoot admits that polyit ate its .way up." The case must says at are conlieen present gamous cohabitation, ha front atore aitarimenta Chamber- tinued by some for a time. Some be a liarallel pnr t' that of the gnat occupied by the- Van Sant Ihe Jaurgsge room that swallowed lain Piano company, and the millinery weeka ago he waa more, definite, and in Ameri-raatore adjoining. The price paid was acknowledged that there were some (MIA bi destination . lag. Baltimore 660.000, and the new owner will expend men in the church who were heads of 15.000 In making improvement! and polygamous families. President Smith Tomdix What reason have you for ' confessed in May, 1862, that he had ofremodeling. thinking you have hay fever? ficial knowledge of 897 heads of poly. Hnjax Because every time I meet a gamous families. TO ESCAPE IMPRISONMENT. widow 1 sneeze. Chicago Jourgrass re-Smoot does like not our I Apostle nal , tort on a court of the speeches made by the Rather than face the charge of criminal conduct, Claude A aiwatlea on the Thatcher case. The I can't teach that Grindle girl how waa taken from the official organ Leouard and Ruby J. Howe, who were to skate. It's no use trying." arrested in a rooming house at Mur- of his own church, the Deseret News. But why docs she persist in wanting But it la almost funny the way to learn? ray several days ago, were married In Smoot to tries hide arrest. Senator fact the to escape order Because she thinks she falls so that he la an apostle, and to minimize Cleveland Plain Dealer. gracefully." of his NOTES. the office. LAKE COURT aptmtolic. prerogatives SALT All right; apostolic delegate, under ,Tlin Chinese hsve a custom of payActing upon the ad v ire of his attor- the direction of the .first presidency ing all their debt on the first," said wife will auit us just aa well. neys Frank Rose, the the creditor, insinuatingly. murderer yesterday morning refused to Yes. answered the debtor. The Tha Examiner Bualness Office. 'enter a plea to the Information chfcfg-in- g Chinese are mighty hard to civilize." him with murder in the first de407 24th Btrost Washington Star. gree, whereupon Judge Morse ordered enter a to plea the clerk of the court' of not guilty in RostAt behalf. Rose waa brought into court handruffed to Thomas R. Fuller, charged with rape, and appeared ai cool and indifferent aa usual. alil.-nur- ML DRIVE : IT T THE - - . ' , fc , i,- - a-i- Police Lake Salt A'-i- d Ordered to eon-ais- . , Purify the City, ta anti-Smo- Salt Lake's keeiri of law and or have Instituted a new regime kith the avowed intent and purpose .f driving" every suspicious character rom the city. has given v Chief vof Police' Lynch jtrirLand mandatory orders to every Member at his force to arrest any inan who appears to belong to the diobo "or ' vagrant class and compel him to give a good account of him . Wlf. ' ' Tho yuestipn .of. the. penalty inflicted for vagrancy is also being taken up anfl'a strung effort is be made to gain the substitution (jl juf a long term on the ruck pllo of five or ten" days in Jail. I f ii REMORSE. - Shockley, the confessed of Carmen ,A. L. Gleason and T. B. Brighton, is today more than penitent. He is constantly haunted by remorse of his brutal crime and broken in physical health. It will occasion little surprise if he fails to of the Jive until the necessary law hands him over to ' the death, J I . ... watch."- Shockley, now . talks freely with every person whom he is allowed to M. mur-Jder- red-tap- Poet-Standar- d. e . see. In a conversation with Chief of Police Lynch last night, he said: how a few MBy God: its strange lays can change a man's views of life. One week ago there was nothing in .the world I dreaded so much as bard, physical labor, but now my God! could I but turn back the wheels of time to last Wednesday night, I would gladly go into a sewer trench and wear out the rest cf my life with a' pick and shovel." The brother and wife of the murdered Gleason last night1 said they wished to make it plain that they wanted to see no attempt ou tho part the. law into of tho carmen hands.. their "Let justice be done through the .courts,-saiboth; we would be deeply grieved to see any other course prevail. . COMMITTEES, . . first The new city council, - Tud-dehlia- Wi-lls- Thomas Burna pleaded guilty to burglarising the saloon at 60 West First South street and wife sentenced to one yer in Iheetate prison. o Monday Morning 'to THE PRICES WILL BE CUT IN TWO!! Call Early for They Will Go A at These Prices. o & e ; Another Big Special of Latest Designs in Holiday Goods Just received from Europe will be offered A. A Delayed Importation o I O Lowest Prices Ever Quoted in this market for Thin Blown Tumblers 10 cent grade now offered for cents. 5 A 0 1 and' R. Roberts, (wo were nr: looking The time for entering a plea in the rested last night by Patrolman Gilles- case of the state va. Arthur Brown pie on suspicion of being the men who waa continued for one week. held up R. E. Hayden, sictmster and robbed him of.ll Saturday night Melrose ; BONANZA, RICHARDSON & GRANT, The Crockery People 2419 Washington Ave. ri. To Cure a Cold in One Day xIative BrotM Yy SALT department during this LAKEJiOIES. Stats Superintendent of 8choola Net-so- n baa. returned from Tooele, where he inspected the school. Tonopah Bonanza: The bldrf to grade the Rhodes' Tonopah railroad were opened Saturday at noon by Paul 11 chart, constructing engineer, and Mi McSweaney being the lowest bidders, were awarded tbe contract. Rr. McLean states that 'the work of grading the road will commence Inside of irn days. Internal Revenue Collector E. H. Canister and. wife left for Portland yeaterdaV morning to attend the stock convention. the well known lie-atoc-k man. will read a paper on the SHOWS 15.000 BIRTHS. discrimination of railroads against livestock' men before the Portland con Clerk Horace rf. Smith of the Board vention today. "f Health has just completed a birth record hook which covers a period of There will be a meeting of the memfme extending from January. 1891, to bers of the Press club of Salt Lake December. IMS. It contains tha birth rlub rooma this afternoon to ar the la of 15.264 babies, which is'an averaga and high the annual for range of 1174 births pea- year and N per jinks. Other businessbanquet will be transmonth. acted. B. F. Saunders, Tbe local coal dealers report a . plen- tiful supply of coal of all kinds. so Articles of incorporation of tbe that even Rock Springs No. 8 can be Tarmington Consolidated Oil Qas had without trouble. The cold weathcompany were filed yesterday with the er baa made the demand steady and county clerk with the following Four yeara ago the weather good. mentioned: waa as balmy and warm aa a western - O o UNLOADING SALE ' ' . " t t For the few days they will last, your special attention is directed to the line of COATS FOR CHILDREN, in the south window. The prices on these garments every one of high grade material and faultless workmanship, tell the story of the GENERAL REDUCTION throughout the . COAT, JACKET and SUITBEPAR TMNT -- offl-ce- rs Schuyler V. Rhelp, manager at the Walker Bros. 'Dry Gooda' company, la president; Charles K. Rowland, mine and oil experj. apd pomof?r. ia ; Hugh'Batteries assistant treasurer of Strofu Telephone aniifacturlng Society, ia and Frank Knox, president of (he National Bank of the Republic, i treasurer. Tbe remaining directors are George T. Odell, general manager "f the Conirolidaicd Wagon Machine Texqa January, nnd wraps and were generally east aside. vice-preside-nt 4 berg-Carls- ! ; over-cos- ta James Speir. a railroad laborer.) aged 76. was found dead Of heart faifc lying: lire early Sunday evening, West street the tracks un Sixth South Fourth between Third and ' Fitz- street, bjr, YaMniastVr Dennis? The patrirk of he Rio Grands road. lhdy was frozen, and had evidently lain there some hours. Spcira lived . - . O , A A O h A o o A Our especially low Sale Prices and the Burt Quality make an unusually pleasing combination This fact is attested by the many delighted buyers who are taking; advantage of the MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES now offered. The prices. have been greatly reduced in every A pled of not guilty to the charge of housebreaking was entered by Bud Holman, .negro. r H. W. Engler pleaded not- guilty to the charges ..pf forgery, and uttering a forged instrument. viepii-ou- s FORMED. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE 1 Thomas B.' Fuller- entered a pica of ARRESTED. OIL COMPANY 0 not guilty .to the charge of rape. , TONOPAH O & k OTHER CRIMINAL CASES. - .Tuhn I rc-im-ri. ing was done except to confirm the appointments of the Mayor. Mayor Morris appointed the following standing committees, which the council, unanimously confirmed: In each esse the cfislrmhn ip first named. Public Grounds Holiday,1 Preece, Harm's, Hsrtcnstcln, Neuhsusen. Improvements Martin, Wood, Black, Davis, E. H. Municipal Laws Pernstrom, Davis, A. J., Preece, Wells, Hobday. Street Wood, Davis, A. J., Tudden-ham- . Davis, E. H., Martin. Dean, Black,- Ilobday, Irrigation , Fernstrom. Market Black, Harten stein. Wood. Finance Davis, A. J., Dean, Wells, Barnes, Hewlett. Sewerage and numbing Black, Martin, Hsrtenstein, Barnes, Dean. Pollee and rrison Preece, Martin. Pernstrom, Davis, A. J..Hartohsteln. Kirn Martin, Dean, David IS. H-- . riuidenbam. Hsrtenstein. Claims Hobday, Wood, Weill. Waterworks Davis, A.. J.",. Preece, Kernstrom. Tuddenham, -- 11 art in, .i Cemetery Blatk, ; llobday v' Iiaftcn-stein- , Dean. Davis. E. H. Revision Wood, Fernstrom HobHOLD-UP- S Christmas Trade Left a Large Assortment of Odd Pieces in Fancy China and Dinner Patterns which , - . ODDS and ENDS SALE I . atjts regular meeting last night, hold a brief and harmonious session. Noth- day. 1 n. - . COUNCIL A 1 d - 0 k ONE HALF OFF 7 - . e . g com-'inmnl- J. ot n' li-- r SHOCKLEYS I ey 'Murderer Shockley Filled With and Reviews His past With Deep Regrets, 8 3-:-0-5 .Milwaukee. Wis.. J n, n The grand .try reiuii:,i tixlay ' li,n,.-- i igainKt ('ooge mil illiam O Iiuumt. William Murphy, aim n :,n- r. Coruilck. IVier J. M- a l Charlea Holtenbcro iMir. of Willie Fish Hay. aid ibnry Sioffel. - the Eximiners Spccil CorrespendenL 12. 1001. i iniiii-tment- Gleu Miller ia nunalcsrent from his severe 'i beiiinaiii- aua k. end rxprita to be out this week. JANUARY, If you contemplate getting ' anything; in this line EITHER. THIS . WINTER OR NEXT, it will pay you to come and see our splendid t showing. ' -- aoc IQQ3S) 9CSS5SE53530 |
