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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
6
A weather brief says fair, cool conditions will prevail in the northern area tonight and Thursday. Local showers are expected in southern portions, affecting some areas with light rain and cooler temperatures.
Random notices list money loans and business moves like Richards Jr moving offices in the First National Building. Schools, prizes, marriage license, probate petition and a club meeting fill the Salt Lake City era item page with local names and addresses.
Judge Tart ruled in a divorce case between Marie Dee and Claude M Dee granting the divorce. Marie Dee resumes her maiden name Mare Jewett as plaintiff Keen represented the plaintiff in the proceeding.
Albert Wintell pleaded not guilty to assault and battery in Municipal Court after Mrs. Sarah Llord testified he struck her on the street last Saturday. The preponderance of testimony indicated guilt, and he is to return tomorrow at 10 for sentencing while released on $25 bail.
Weber county Roy school district receives a demurrer from County Attorney Hulaniski contending the district lacks legal capacity to sue County Auditor Hollingaworth to force tax levy placement. The demurrer asserts the writ application fails to state a valid cause of action. A separate demurrer also filed in Ingebretsen v Frazzini Brothers for the same reason.
Police vow to close down violators of the ordinance. J Behuab, manager of a policy game at 310 Twenty Fifth Street, pleaded guilty and faces tonight's sentencing. Martello and Berlin at 106 Twenty Fifth Street cited for selling liquor to minors. Saloon proprietors warned and cited. warrants served this afternoon after arrests of several minors last night.
In the municipal court a procession of petty cases was heard. Several defendants including McCall, Murphy, and Maguire had sentences suspended. W Ellis and Kean faced fines or short terms, with others receiving suspended sentences or terms on vagrancy and drunkenness charges. John McCarvell received ninety days on the rock pile with town departure due in six months.
Reports from Utah churches show growth and debt relief as Ogden and Murray churches near self support and dedication. Officers elected include President Everard Bierer Jr and Secretary O C Wright, with sessions featuring evangelism, women’s mission work, and a doctrinal sermon on Future Punishment by Rev. O C Andrews.
Paina Nore Fruit ships from Ogden at three carloads daily. Traveling Freight Agent Hunt of the Western Ho Glands returns from Nevada. J Cullen of Blue Creek Nevada rests in Ogden with family. Union depot stand is cleaned painted and renovated. Lowe Brothers push improvements. CG D Dewees F X car line manager from Sacramento visited Ogden. A new office clerk named Cash Daxter joins under H A Lima.
Cripple Creek reports that during last night guards at El Paso mines were fired upon by trawlers and guards returned fire. No injuries were reported.
Syracuse date Sept 2 The national association of letter carriers adopted the credentials committee report in favor of the entire delegation on the roll Additional officer reports were considered in executive session HR.
Antique lace patterns offered at 75¢ quality and 25¢ yard. Torchion and Valencience insertion in several widths 5 to 10c qualities for 1¢ yard. White duck splashers and tray cloths stamped in good designs 5c each. Round and square doilies 12 inch pure linen damask patterns 1s each. Buy early for best picks.
Percale waists offered in dark red blue black and white mark this season styles. Materials cost as much as 30 cents. the seller qualifies for 30 cents. All other waists priced at half price.
A north window display highlights advance ladies suits including a black and white skirt jacket style priced at 22 dollars. A prominent American maker provides the garments and a lady expert offers careful alterations if needed.
The administration has not decided the disposition of warships sailing to Beirut. Brooklyn and San Francisco may stay in Turkish waters depending on Minister Leishman’s Turkey report and the need to protect American interests. The president will review Leishman’s full report upon its Washington arrival.
The trial board met in Portland to compute time and report on the Cleveland voyage. An air pump broke and a minor delay of over a minute occurred to allow a schooner to pass. The ship exceeded contract speed briefly but did not sustain 16.5 knots average.
William J. Bryan issued a statement here accepting John C. Clarke as the Democratic candidate for United States senator to succeed Senator Illanna. He says Clarke differs from the Kansas City platform on one point the monetary question specifically metallic money.
The Norwegian Government warns codfish are undernourished for two years, with many fish half starved and weighing far less than normal. Cold seas killed smaller fish and livers are scarce, forcing a barrel of oil from 49 00 fish. Wholesalers rush to replenish stocks while doctors in a London hospital replace cod liver oil with petroleum emulsions with good results.
The Humbert trial revealed Anne Humbert and her collaborators built many imagined estates. One real project, the Chateau of Marcotte, had been claimed as an inherited asset years ago and cited as the foundation of a fictitious fortune.
A historic chateau linked to Mme Humbert arises in court testimony. Records show Pocillet manor, birthplace of Mme Humbert and once named Marcotte, bought by her father for 35 000 francs. The name may have changed about a century ago, prompting the judge’s probing questions.
Aboard the Erin yacht during Lipton hosted races, a sensational shortage of silverware and linen arose. Guests allegedly took spoons forks and a cup as souvenirs, with women slipping pieces in sleeves or bags and men hiding forks in hip pockets. Lipton faces curious gossip while friends consider funding a full silver service for reinforcements.
An old advertisement touts Beautiful Women Plemp and Herbine as aids for health, claiming they prevent constipation and aid digestion after meals. Mrs. Wm. M. Stroud of Midlothian Texas credits eight years of family use as the best medicine for constipation bilious fever and ita. Sold by Cave druggists on Washi ave and Depot-Drug Store.
The ad lists Queen Quality shoes as best value at $3.00 and notes higher priced lines from Wright & Peters Kreppen dorm Dettman Ziegler Utz Dunn Grover. It touts ladies shoes at $6 and dressy, soft glove like options with high heels. It promises satisfaction and maintaining its reputation at any cost.
New York Sept 2 The Metropolitan Line steamer I M Whitney bound for Boston collided with the gunboat Scorpion in the East River. The Whitney sustained two holes in her starboard bow and returned to her pier to discharge freight and passengers. The Scorpion also suffered a large bow hole and was towed to the navy yard for pumping and repairs.
In Pueblo on September 2, George Kogan a smelter worker attacked his wife with a revolver then cut his own throat. He lies near death while authorities investigate the incident and context of the alleged insanity.
Harrisburg convened to adopt a platform calling for unity to end Republican rule. The Democratic platform criticizes the Grady libel law and urges repeal, protected ballot rights, personal voter registration in cities, and open ballot boxes to deter fraud. Leaders Dewalt Wayne Wart and others were named. the convention adjourned after adopting the platform.
Paris reports the Hindu twin Radica, joined with Doodica, undergone a separation by Dr. Doyen. Doodica died after the operation, and Radica grew weaker, with doctors not expecting her to live through the summer.
Col W A Johnson died at his home in Kansas City from Brights disease. He was active in border warfare troubles as a member of the Free State colony and had been prominent in politics for forty years.
Intermountain Asphalt Company samples reach Ogden Utah boasting higher grade than Trinidad pitch lake asphalt. Union Paving Company of Boston benchmarks Utah product at 100 yards pavement per 41 yards of Trinidad. Company claims 6,000,000 tons of asphalt on Grand County grounds and plans tests on Ogden streets to water the market and save money for western towns.
Four plaice marked with tabs were released north of Yolland. One migrated 170 miles in 40 days, another 90 miles in 84 days, a third covered 7500 miles in 74 days, and the last traversed 60 miles in a southwesterly path. Data show varied routes and durations in the study.
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