Weather Outlook Warns of Weekend Warmth
Patchy fair conditions tonight with clear skies. Saturday brings warmer temperatures across the region with a sunny dry day expected.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
6
Patchy fair conditions tonight with clear skies. Saturday brings warmer temperatures across the region with a sunny dry day expected.
Ogden items list music performances at Ogden Furniture and Camel Co. and at Conley's academy, hat sales and millinery deals at Banks and Burt, a cake sale by the Daughters of the King, political primaries tonight, a new infantry company formation, and multiple notices on loans, seeds, groceries, and local visits. Local officials and visitors travel to St. George for installations.
The comedy opera The Chaperons shown two months at the New York Theatre is performed tonight at Grand Opera House with most of its former cast and vibrant production. It has not deteriorated and remains scenically strong with capable principals.
The Weber Stake of Zion announces its quarterly Church conference at the Ogden Tabernacle on Sunday October 18 and Monday October 19 starting at 10 o clock A M on both days. All are invited. INQ. V. Bluth, Stake Clerk.
Air and Mrs. John A. Hill thank friends for kind words and support during the illness and death of their daughter Sarah.
A curiously modified legend from Denmark and northern Europe links the cuckoo with springtime questions about marriage and release from worldly cares. The bird answers by singing cuckoo as years pass, while some old folk lament delayed nuptials. To cope, the cuckoo lays eggs in a hedge sparrow nest when pressed for time.
The article explains how boiling lobster shells oxidizes their iron content and alters the shell’s appearance. It compares heat and sunlight effects to brick burning, noting muriatic acid in shells and a bleaching action that leaves the shell white or nearly pure iron oxide.
Judge Rolapp heard probate matters including Hatste of Abner Davison with petition for letters of administration with will annexed continued, Estate of Clarence McCann with petition for confirmation of compromise with WTIR Co continued, and Estate of James Donaghy with Mary Donaghy citation to file annual account with two weeks more time given.
The Board of Education met in regular session with all members present. They accepted the resignation of Joel J. Hanna as principal of Mound Fort School. The finance committee reported $1,163.30 cash on hand and the county auditor listed $63,182.06 due from 1903 taxes.
In Cannes on a Tuesday a Calabrian brigand hunts victims across Vallauris Le Cannet and Vallauris area. He robs a wine grower and forces clothing and valuables from victims while police search the woods for the armed Italian as residents live in fear.
The article traces how the term belfry evolved from fusing watchtower origins in the word belfrie to the modern form belfry. It explains ties to watchtower meanings, borough connections, and the practice of altering belts in towers to recall the original sense and develop the current word.
The readable portions describe an unclear inquiry about handling a broken heart and mention actions like bathing and seeking relief, but the overall message is distorted and non coherent. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
A fragmented exchange notes habitual behavior with mentions of Mr Hones and Mrs Lonng. The text suggests everyday activities and social commentary, focusing on ordinary routines and shared observations without a clear event or outcome.
Letters from the Kansas City based Tontine investment company urge patrons to stop payments to agent H E West as the firm says it will deal with him according to law. Superintendent Crow was tied to Reed for a short stake in Utah but could not be found for comment.
In Boston on October 16 a crowd of about 500 gathered to denounce the arrest of 350 Chinamen said to lack registration papers. Speakers including Col. Nickerson and William Lloyd Garrison condemned immigrant officials and urged defense of constitutional rights amid claims of high handed enforcement and possible repeat actions.
The body of an unknown Black man was found hanging from a tree near Cordele Georgia. Residents heard gunshots during the night, suggesting foul play or violence in the area.
The Kentucky Stakes at Lexington on October 16 awarded $2,000 to Sadie Mac after two straight heats for three year old trotters. Katherine placed second and Lizzie A finished third. The winner was barred in the betting but won easily.
Natives of Paraguay prepare a tea from dried leaves of a palm like plant, brewed in a gourd goblet and sipped through a long reed. German tests suggest it relieves fever and rheumatism, with tea widely used for illness and beneficial effects observed.
An excerpt from John Fiske’s reminiscences recalls visiting London with Thomas Huxley. It recounts a humorous anatomy exam mistake by a young student who placed heart valves on the wrong side. Huxley reportedly comforted the boy with a quip about never mastering the valves until overcoming a bishop’s position.
The Miller and Johns postal fraud case proceeds before Judge Thomas with District Attorney McPherson cross examining Jemma for hours. Questions focus on why a decision letter was not mailed, the Ryan contracts, and potential risks from Ryan, with testimonies on political law readings and Miller's alleged role.
Sugar prices hold steady with refined and crude grades shown. Crushed sugar at 5.35 per hundredweight and powdered at 1.85 while granulated stands at 4.75. Coffee market quotes list Stealy No 7 Mio and 5-8 at St. Louis. various wool prices also noted.
Denver shows cattle receipts 2235 with steady demand. Beef buyers pay 3.00 to 3.75, cows 2.00 to 3.00, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 3.75, bulls and stags 1.50 to 2.50. Sheep receipts 5000 with steady demand, fat muttons 4.00 to 4.10, lambs 4.00 to 4.10.
Market listing from Chicago shows wheat with October and December futures around 80 to 81 and 1 2 8. oats at 36. rye near 11 30. flax at 1 02 and 52. timothy 3.00. clover 0 85. barley 40 53. ribs and other items quoted with varying months and prices. Several futures and spot figures appear for October December January May delivery months across grains and feeds.
In Chicago on October 10 a Cushawheat note lists No.2 red 820783 and No.3 red ST Noe. 2 hard winter 80 No.3 de T7G79, uNo northern spring 82, No.2 de 80, No.3 spring T7 60, with Fat ht eat details.
Parson's Weekly reports on merchant captains exploiting profits through inflated provisions and skimmed stores. It details vouchers for excess goods, pilfered cutlery and linens, and wives benefiting from abbreviated rations. It cites stolen copper ingots, thrown cargo at sea, and port-side profiteering as routine, with mates kept quiet and owners bound to the dishonest master.
The text recalls thefts and leaks involving secret documents in Berlin and Paris amid 19th century politics. It mentions British ministers, French ministers, and a 1855 discovery of a plan with secret papers copied from Russian sources. The account is garbled and lacks clear dates or names.
A fragmented narration shows a child handling a toy lion and a pot while avoiding a hot breeze. The scene shifts to a quiet mother and a child who insists she meant to cool something, delaying an explanation.
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