The Salt Lake Herald from Salt Lake City, Utah • 2

I 2 THE THESALTLAJpD SALT Lx LAI LAigS HERALD MONDAY rO 1AY AUGUST 13 1906 1 FRENCHMAN HAD HADCORRECT HADH HADCflRROT CORRECT IDEA IUfAHQw How ow Staff Sta ff Came to Be Used as asConstruction asConstruotion asConstruction Construction Material for forExposition forExposition or orExposition Exposition on Building BuildingBQNETNOW BuildingBONETNOW sIdI ng BQNETNOW AT JAMESTOWN JAMESTOWNNEW ES TNEW 0 NEW DEPARTURE FOR NEXT NEXTYEARfS NEXTYA NEXTYEARS YEARS YA CELEBRATION CELEBRATIONNorfolk CELEBRATION CELEBRATIONNorfolk L7BR TION TIONNorfolk Norfolk Va Aug 12 12Leo Leo Bonet Bonet of ofNew ofNew ofNew New York who first Introduced IQtroducedstaft staff as asa asa asa a construction material for exposition expositionbuildings expositionbUfldlngs expositionbuildings buildings and statfcary statuary ar jn in In the United UnitedStates Un1tedStates UnitedStates States has arrived In Norfolk on busi business business bustness ness connected with the Jamestown exposition ex exposition exosftfon position of 1907 Mr Bonet through throughhis throughhis throughI I his suggestion that staff be used In the theconstruction theconstruction theconstruction construction of the Columbian exposi exposition exposition exposition tion at Chicago may be credited with withhaving withhaving withhaving having saved about 20000000 to the thebuilders thebenders thebtalders builders of the several expositions that thathave thathave thathave have been held In this country since sinceJ8 1803 J8 3 The late Colonel Sellers of Mis Missouri Missouri Missouri souri was a suggester of schemes with withmillions withmillfons withmillions millions in them This mans sugestlon sug suggestion sugjestlon gestion estlon really lly panned out the millions millionsSolved millionsSolved millionsSolved Solved the Problem ProblemBorn ProblemBorn ProblemBorn Born In France Mr Bonet came to tothe tothe toi i the United States twenty years ago and andbecame andbecame andbecame became an American citizen In 1891 1891when 1891hen 1891ashen when hen the first great American exposi exposition exposition exposition tion since the Philadelphia Centennial Centennialwas was In embryo Mr Mr Bonet went to Chi Chicago Chicago ChiI I cago The problem of creating an architectural arch architectural archttectural itectural display with the maximum of ofmagnificence ofrragnlficence ofmagnificence magnificence at the minimum of expense ex expense expense pense was under discussion Wood Woodglass Woodglass Woo Wooglass glass and tin were chiefly employed at atPhiladelphia atPhfladelphla atPhiladelphia Philadelphia resulting In structures structuresmore structuresmore structuresmore more useful than beautiful be utlful Mr Bonet Bonetproposed Bonetproposed Bonetproposed proposed to the Chicago exposition expositionbuilders expositionbuflders expositionbuilders builders that staff aft be employed as the theprincipal theprincIpal theprincipal principal constructive material for out outside outside outside side finish and ornamentation ornament Uon At first firsthis firsthIs firsthis his suggestion was not very seriously seriouslyconsidered seriouslycCnflldered seriouslyconsidered considered The Frenchman was told toldthat toldthat toldthat that staff was not sufficiently durable durablethat durablethat durablethat that like the fabled wings of Icarus it itcouldnt itcouldnt itcouldnt couldnt stand sun heat and hard hardv hardhacks hardhacks hacks and other wear and tear of ofweather ofweather ofc weather To disprove this notion Mr MrBonet MrBonet MrBonet Bonet made some staff figures and set setthem setthem setthem them on top of the Rookery building in inChicago InChicago inChicago Chicago exposed to a winter of rough roughweather roughweather roughweather weather The next spring it was dis discovered discovered discovered covered that the staff had stood the thestorm thestorm thestorm storm After due consideration staff staffvas staffas staffvas vas as adopted and the Columbian expo exposition exposition exposition sition thereby ther by saved 4500000 in addi addition addition addition tion to the achievement of the most mostbeautiful mostbeautiful mostbeautiful beautiful exposition ever held up to tothat tothat tothat that year Since then every exposition expositionhas has been built chiefly of wood and staff staffsaving staffsa staffsaving saving sa vJng In each Instance millions of dol dollars dollarsHad dollars lars larsHad Had these worlds fairs been built builtof bufltof builtof of steel and stone the cost would have havebeen havebe havebeen been be enormously greater and the time timerequired timerequired timerequired required in construction would have havebeen havebeen havebeen been doubled For temporary buildings buildingsstaff buildingsstaff buildingsstaff staff is now universally used usedThe usedThe usedThe The First Staff Building BuildingThe BuildingThe The first staff building in America Americawas was the womans building at the Chi Chicago Chica Chica4o cago ca fair which was the work of Mr MrBonet MrBoliet MrBonet Bonet The fine arts building of that thatfair thatfair thatfair fair which was the work of Mr Bonet Bonetstill Bonetstill Bonetstill still stands as a monument to the en endurance endurance endurance durance of staff or rather the endur endurance endurance endurance ance of paint which protects the staff stafffrom stafffrom stafffrom from the ravages of inclement weather weatherPaint weatherPaint weatherPaint Paint sticks to staff tenaciously and andthe andthe andthe the material Is capable of treatment to toany toany toany any color scheme desired The bewil bewildcrlngr bewfldHlng bewildering dcrlngr beauty beaut of expositions in tint and andhue andhue andhue hue is due to a combination of plaster plasterof of paris hemp and dextrine dextrlnecom dextrlnecomponent dextrinecomponent com component ponent elements of staff staffand and the pig pigments plgments pigments ments which protect and beautiful itssurface its itssurface itsurface surface Not only in the buildings buildingsthemselves bufldlngsthemselv88 buildingsthemselves themselves but butJn In their artistic orna ornamentation ornamentation ornamentation mentation of frieze and cornice and inthe In Inthe inthe the statuary that embellishes the thegrounds theprounds thegrounds grounds Is staff now employed employedPermanent employedPermanent employedPermanent Permanent Buildings BuildingsAt At the approaching Jamestown Jamesto exposition expo exposition expoelUon sition which will open April 26 1907 1907on 1907on 1907on on Sewells Point six miles from Nor Norfolk NortOlk Norfolk folk another radical parture in the theconstruction theConRtrucUon theconstruction construction of exposition buildings Is Islo Isto isto to be taken Heretofore every great ex exposition exposition exposition position In this country countl has been built builtonly builtonly builtonly only for temporary use Most of the thebuildings thebuildings thebuildings buildings at Sewells Point are to be bepermanent bepermanent beperrtianent permanent Accordingly the quantity quantityfcf fcf staff staff used will I1 be comparatively comparativelysmall small The exposition site is on the theshore theshore theshore shore of Hampton Roads that famous famousseaway famousseaway famousseaway seaway and summer resort region It Itis ItJ5 is believed that after the exposition expositionthere expositionthere expositionthere there will be a demand for the various variousbuildings yarlousbUilqlngs variousbuildings buildings to be used as hotels club clubhouses clubhou clubhouses houses hou and summer residences Wfth Wfththis Wfththis Wfththis this idea in view there is extra induce inducement Inducement inducemeut ment for the participation of the vari various various various ous states The site of each state statebuilding statebufldlng statebuilding building Is deeded to the state occupy ing it The state tate is erecting a substan I A FREAK NEGATIVE I Sidney Holloway on Oneirioa taking the bars and bumping through the chest presumably of Mrs Caroline CarolineBlaisdell CarolineBlaisdell CarolineR Blaisdell on Watsons bay saddle gelding Master Taken Taken at Richmond Va by byamateur A Lancaster Lan aster an anamateur anamateur amateur From Bit and Spur tlal structure of brick or other durable durablematerial durabtmaterial durabtdmaterial material and at the close of of the expo exposition exposftJon exposition sition the building and site may be sold soldby soldby soldby by the state Just as any other desirable desirableImproved desirableImproved desirableimproved Improved real estate is sold Thus each eachstate eachstate eachstate state will be able to recover the cost costof costof costof of Its building and in some Instances Instancesprobably Instancesprobably instancesprobably probably make a profit on the Invest Investment investment investment ment Heretofore exposition buildings buildingshave bufldlngshave buildingshave have been sold to wrecking companies companiesat at a mere pittance sometimes less than 5 per cent of the actual cost The TheJamestown TheJamestown TheJamestown Jamestown buildings located on splen splendid splendid splensdid did sites overlooking Hampton Roads Roadsclose Roadsclose Roadsclose close to beautiful bathing beaches and andswept andswept andswept swept by ocean breezes no doubt will willbe w1l1beJn willbe be beJn in demand for permanent use useMuch useMuch useMuch Much staff however will be used in inthe Ihthe illthe the exposition features that are neces necessarily necesrfly necesSarily sarily rfly temporary such as the statuary statuarythe the arches the bridges and the exhibit exhibitbooths exhibitbooths exhibitbooths booths and decorations The grand grandgroup grandgroup grandgroup group of government buildings will be beconstructed beccnstructed beconstructed constructed of staff staffUnited staffWill staffwia Will HOLD SOCIAL TONIGHT TONIGHTUnited United Spanish War Veterans Invite InviteIriends InviteFriends InviteFriends Friends to Be Present at atPublic atPublic atPublic Public Gathering GatheringThe The United Spanish War Veterans Veteranswill Veteranswni Veteranswill will hold their monthly social this even evenIng evenIng evening Ing in their hall on the fifth floor of the theAuerbach theAuerbach theAuerbach Auerbach building Refreshments will willbe wfllbe willbe be served and a musical program will willfollow wfllfollow willfollow follow followThe followThe followThe The members of the camp will hold holdtheir holdtheir holdtheir their regular meeting at 8 I and andupon andtpon andupon upon adjournment at 9 will open openthe openthe openthe the doors for all honorably discharged dischargedvolunteers dischargedyolunteers dischargedvolunteers volunteers All volunteers who have haveseen haveBefl haveseep seen service in the late war with Spain Spainor or In the Filipino insurrection whether whethermembers whethermembers whethermembers members of the organization or not are areinvited areinvited areinvited invited to be present This includes all allvolunteers allvolunteers allvolunteers volunteers who enlisted for the late latevicr latear latetsar tsar ar whether serving in Cuba the Phil Philippines Phflipplnes Philippines ippines or who having volunteered volunteeredwere were assigned to duty atCalifornia atCaliforniaFlorida atCaliforniaFlorida atCaliforniaFlorida Florida etc etcThe etcThe etcThe The program will consist of selec selections selectionsby selections tions tionsby by Steven McMurrins quartette quartettecomic quartettecomic quartettecomic comic songs by Thomas Slight lght Instru Instrumental instrumental instrumental mental music by Dangerfield brothers brothersand brothersand brothersand and Mounteer selections by Allen AllenH James A Goodyear Marshall MarshallO Pratt Comrades William Ash AshC AshC AshC Bywater and others William Ed Edvards Edards Edwards wards ards will be accompanist In addition additionCamp additionCamp additionCamp Camp Wedgwood quartette quar ette will i ren iender render render der some selections selectionsAt At the meeting this evening arrange arrangements arrangements arrangements ments will ll be completed for the annual annualouting annualoullng annualouting outing at the Salt Palace Pala next Monday MondayComrades MondayComrades MondayComrades Comrades are expected from Eureka EurekaPark EurelmPark EurekaPark Park City Cit Provo Ogden and other otherpoints otherpoints otherpoints points on that occasion occasionThe occasionThe occasionThe The local camp of the United Span Spanish SpanIsh Spanish ish War Tar Veterans Camp A Wedg Wedgwood Wedgwood Vedgwood wood No 1 now numbers over 200 and andthe andthe andthe the members declare it will reach 400 400within 400within 400within within the next three months monthsHarry monthsHarry monthsHarry Harry A Young camp No 2 was in installed installed installed stalled at Ogden last Thursday night nightOther nightOther nightOther Other camps will be mustered In at atPark atPark atPark Park City and Eureka in the immediate immediatefuture Immediatefuture immediatefuture future tir ir irTh Th The Sultry Days DaysofAugu ofAugu fAre fAre i Arenot Are not ne nea nearly 1 1ofAugust rly as hard to tolive tt ttlive tolive live through if ifI I youre youreclothed yourclothed youreclothed clothed for or them All Allv Allhot A Aof ry ryhot hot of weather duds are here herewaiting herewaiting re rewaiting waiting for you YT Yr7 1 4 r7 172 fOUTH a eTI MAIN WAIlfiTIII STRUT TAYXT TAYXTA A OGDEN NEWS NEWSOffice Office 2484 Washington Avenue AvenueOgden AvenuOgden AvenueOgden Ogden Monday Aug 13 LABOR DAY Will WillOgden WillBf WILLBE Bf CELEBRATED CflEBRATEDOgden Ogden Organizations Putting PuttingForth PuttingForth PuttingForth Forth Every Effort to Insure Insurea a Grand Time TimeThe The preparations for the Labor day cel uelebration celebration el elebratlon ebration in Ogden September 3 are fast fastassuming fastassuming fastassuming assuming tangible shape Every effort effortis is being put forth by the various labor labororganizations labororganizations labororganizations organizations to make the affair a grand grandsuccess grandsuccess grandsuccess success More than 2000 labor men in inOgden inOgden inOgden Ogden alone will participate in the pro program program ro rogram gram of the day Governor Cutler Cutlerand Cutlerand Cutlerand and staff will be here and the governor governorwill governorwill governorwill will deliver an address The speaker of ofthe ofthe ofthe the day will be Rev Father Cushtahan Cush Cushrahan CushIahan rahan Perhaps the greatest feature of ofthe otthe ofthe the occasion will be the monster parade paradewhich paradewhicb paradewhich which will 111 consist of four divisions The Thefirst Thefirst Thfirst first and second will be composed of the thetrade thetr thet tr trade de unions the third thirdwl11 will be the visitln visit visiting visiting ing ln delegations and the fourth will be bethe bethe bethe the industrial floats The delegations delegationsfrom delegationsfrom delegationsfrom from Bingham Malad and Logan will willeach wliieach willeach each be accompanied ac ompanled by their respective respectivebands respectivebands respectivebands bands Huntsville has also decided to tosend tosend tosend send a large delegation delegationThe The program prO 1am includes a long list of ofsports ofsports ofsports sports which will be pulled off at Glen Qlenwood Glenwood Qjenwood wood park Among the events will be a abaseball abaseball abaseball baseball game between teams represent representing ing Brigham and Logan and a tugofwar tugofwarbetween tugofwarbet tugofwarbetween between bet ween four of the unions The busi business business business ness men of all tnt th surrounding towns townshave townshave townshave have been invited and are expected to totake totake totake take part in the affair In the evening eveningthere eveningthere eveningthere there will be a wrestling bout between betweenMike betweenMike betweenMike Mike Yokel of Ogden and Pat Cannon of ofOmaha ofOmaha ofOmaha Omaha OmahaNEW OmahaNEW OmahaM NEW FRANCHISE fRANC HI Sf IS FA FAVORED FAVOREDMayor VORfO VORfOMayor Mayor Conroy Will Send a a Message Messageto to the Council on the Water Waterworks Waterworks Waterworks works Question QuestionAt At the session of the city council this thisevening thisevening thisevening evening the recommendation of Mayor MayorConroy MayorConroy MayorConroy Conroy on the waterworks question to tothe tothe tothe the effect that the council pass another anotherfiftyyear anotherfI anotherfiftyyear fiftyyear fI year franchise in favor of the Ogden OgdenWaterworks OgdenVaterworks OgdenWaterworks Waterworks company declaring the one oneiccently onelecentl onerecently recently lecentl passed to be null and void voidchanging voidchanging voidchanging changing that part of section 9 referring referringto to the placing of meters and making same sameto sam samto sameto to read that meters shall be placed only onlyupon onlyupon onlyupon upon the request requ Et of the consumer will willcome willcome willcome come up It Is somewhat doubtful If the thecouncil thecouncil thecouncil council will take any further steps in this thismatter thismatter thismatter matter although the point would be a agood agood agood good one In favor of the people But the thequestion thequestion thequestion question arises nevertheless that if such sucha a substitute franchise Is offered and andpassed andpassed andpassed passed what would wouldbecomo become of the action actionthat actionthat actionthat that has been filed in the name of JBrummitt JBrumm JBrummitt Brummitt tt against the city and the water waterworks waterworks waterworks works company The franchise passed passedat at the meeting of the city council July 30 31 Is made a part of that complaint as asexhibit psoxhlblt asexhibit exhibit A and In view vi of this fact it itis Itis itis is altogether likely that If the action is isto Isto isto to stand a new complaint would have to tobe tobl tobe be drawn and filed against the new or ordnance 01inance ordnance dnance The matter of course is only technical and at the most mo would pont pontpone POHtone postpone pone one the proceedings for fora a short time timeWeber timRfGUlAR limeREGULAR REGULAR UNION MfETINB MfETINBWeber 1ETINGWeber Weber Stake Sunday Schools Listen Listento to Paper by Superintendent SuperintendentThomas SuperintendentThomas SuperintendentThomas Thomas Evans EvansThe EvansThe EvansThe The regular monthly union meeting of ofthe otthe ofthe the Weber Stake Sunday schools was held heldin heldIn heldin in the Weber Stake academy at 2 oclock oclockyesterday ocloclyesterday oclockyesterday yesterday afternoon There was wa an unusually un unusually unusuaIly usually large attendance The principal feature of the occasion was a paper prepared pre prepared Impared pared by Superintendent Thomas Evuns on The Duties of Sunday School Officers and Teachers Mr Evans held heldthat heldthat ld ldthat that a teacher should be one that pos possessed IJOSsessed posysessed sessed proper characteristics and one whocould who whocould wh whcould could command the respect of those under undrrhis ulldlrhis underhis his or her supervision Another branch branchof of the th paper was on how to make a suc success success success cess of any undertaking He said that to do this whether in Sunday school or orother orother orother other work one must adapt himself to the theduties theduties theduties duties connected with the work and de devolving devolving devolving volving upon him himProfessor himProfessor himProfessor Professor Ballantyne delivered a atalk 11talk atalk talk on music before the kindergarten kindergartenprimary kindergartenprimary kindergartenprimary primary and first Intermediate depart departments departments departents ments ents This was the first of a series seriesn of oftalks oftalks talks on this subject that will be de delivered delivered delivered livered byProfessor by Professor Ballantyne from time timeto timeto timeeto to time The regular class work rk of the theensuing theensuing theensuing ensuing month was was then taken takenup up and anddisposed anddisposed anddisposed disposed of GIRt DROWNED OROWNOIN IN WEBER RIVER RIVfRLura Lura May Garner Aged 15 15Loses 15Loses 15Loses Loses Her Life While in inBathing inBathing inBathing Bathing Near Hooper HooperLura Lura May Garner 15 J5years years of age was wasdrowned wasdrowned wasdrowned drowned in the Weber river at Hooper Hoopershortly Hoopershortly Hoopershortly shortly before 1 oclock yesterday after afternoon afternoon afternoon noon Wilson who attempted tot totthe to I Irescue irescue rescue her was himself dragged under by I the drowning girl and was taken from fromthe fromthe fromthe the water more dead than alive Wil Wilsons Wilsons Vil Vilsons sons wife as well as the wife of one of ofthe ofthe ofthe the other members of the rescuing party partyare partyare partyare are pronounced to be in a critical con dition as a result of the shock Miss Gar Garners Garners Garners ners body was recovered by William Bel Belnap Belnap Belnap nap jr an hour after the accident accidentWere accidentWere accidentWere Were In Bathing BathingMiss BathingMiss BathingMiss I Miss Garner in company with twovyoung twovyoungwomen twoyoungwomen two young youngwomen i women about her age went bathing in inthe Inthe inthe the river near Hooper yesterday noon At Atthe Atthe Atthe the place where the bathers entered the thewater thewater thewater water the river is said to be very ver treach treacherous treacherous treacherous erous A number of whirlpools and dee deeholes deep holes abound Miss Garner had waded wadedthrough wadedthrough wade wadethrough through a considerable depth when one of ofher ofher ofher her companions Inquired if sho was not notgoing notgoing notgoing going too far The unfortunate girl took tookone tookone tookone one step more and was swept off her herfeet herfeet herfeet feet by the current Just before she sank sankshe sankshe sankshe she cried Oh save me The screams screamsof of her companions who realized that she shewas shewas shewas was drowning were heard by John CWilson CWilson CVilson Wilson who rushed to the scene arriving Just at the time when she arose to the thesurface thesurface thesurface surface Wilson Plunged In InWithout InWithout InWithout Without a moments hesitation or wait Ing to divest himself of his clothing Wil Wilson Wilson Wilson son leaped into the water In an instant instanthe he was In the clutches of the drowning drowninggirl drowninggirl drowninggirl girl He was unable to break her hold holdand holdand holdand and was forced under the he water Wilsons Wilsonsson Vilsonsson son reached the place about the time his hisfather hisfather hisfather father was sinking out of sight and andrushed andrushed andrushed rushed into the stream Young Wilson assisted as assisted assisted sisted in pushing them toward towarthe the shoreWhen shore shoreWhen shorehen When hen the thgirls girls grasp was broken she shesank shesank shesank sank for the the last time and Wilson was waspulled waspulled waspulled pulled from the water by a number of ofmen ofmen ofmen men who had been attracted to the scene sceneBy sceneBy sceneBy By diving a number of men men attempted to tolocate tolocate tolocate locate the body but It was fully fulI an hour hourbefore hourbefore hourbefore before William Belnap Jr succeeded In Inbringing Inbringing inbringing bringing it to the surface surfaceDead surfaceDead surfaceDead Dead When Taken Out OutDr OutDr OutDr Dr King of Hooper was on hand when whenthe whenthe whenthe the body was taken from the water but as aslife aslife aslife life had long since been extinct nothing nothingcould nothingcould nothingcould could be done to resuscitate the girl Miss MissGarner MissGarner MissGarner Garner was the daughter of Jedediah Gar Garner Garner Garner ner a prosperous farmer farmer of that place placeAn placeAn placeAn An inquest over the remains was held heldyesterday heldyesterdl1 heldyesterday yesterday afternoon and an a verdict of ac accidental accidental accidental cidental drowning returned returnedPASSED returrtedPASSED returnedPASSED PASSED AWAYAT AWAY AT LOGANDeath LOGAN LOGANDeath LOGANDeath Death of Mrs Sarah Garner Herrick HerrickWidow HerrickWidow HerrickWidow Widow of Former Ogden Mayor MayorWord MayorWord MayorWord Word wasreceived was received here yesterday of ofthe ofthe ofthe the death ofi 0 Mrs Sarah Garner Herrick Herrickwhich Herrickwhich Herrickwhich which occurred at Logan at 130 oclock oclockyesterday oclockyesterday oclockyesterday yesterday afternoon from a complication complicationof of diseases The remains will be shipped shippedto to Ogden tomorrow for burial Mrs Her Herrick Herrick Herrick rick was the widow of the late Her Herrick Herrick Herrick rick one of Ogdens former mayors She Shewas Shewas Shewas was 7S yars ars of age and resided In this thisCity thiscity thiscity City for many man years ears She was a promi prominent prominent prominent nent church worker and vets well and andfavorably andfavorably andfavorably favorably known throughout the state stateShe stateShe stateShe She Is survived by one son Alonzo Her Herrick Herrick Herrick rick who resides In Logan Funeral ser services services services vices will be held from the Second ward wardmeeting wardmeeting wardmeeting meeting house at 4 oclock tomorrow aft afternoon aftamoon afternoon ernoon The remains may be viewed at atthe atthe atthe the Lindquist undertaking parlors be between between between tween the hours of 12 and 3 oclock Interment In Interment Interment terment will be In the city cemetery cemeteryHOME cemeteryHOME cemeteryHOME HOME FOR VACATION VACATIONGeorge VACATIONGeorge VACATIONGeorge George McCabe Arrives In Ogden OgdenFrom OgdenFrom OgdenFrom From National Capital CapitalGeorge CapitalGeorge CapitalGeorge George McCabe solicitor ofthe of the de department department department partment of agriculture at Washington Washingtonarrived 1Vashlngtonarrived Washingtonarrived arrived In Ogden yesterday afternoon afternoonMr Mr McCabe is an old Ogden boy and andsince andsince andsince since going to Washington his rise has hasbeen ha haI hasbeen I been rapid Before coming to Ogden Mr MrMcCabe MrMcCabe MrMcCabe McCabe held a conference with the state stateboard stateboard stateboard board of sheep commissioners of Wyo Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming ming at Cheyenne on onrnatters matters pertaining pertainingto to the quarantine regulations Today he hegoes hegoes hegoes goes to Salt Lake where he will confer conferwith conferwith conferwith with Colonel Hlckox also on matters mattersconnected ril mattersconnected tters ttersconnected connected with the quarantine From FromSalt FromS FromSalt Salt lt Lake he goes to Reno and then to toSan toSan toSan San Francisco on official business after afterwhich afterwhich afterwhlch which he wiI return to Ogden for a va vacation vacation Vacation cation Ogden Ogd riBriefs riBriefsThe Briefs BriefsThe BriefsThe The 1yearold lyear01d 1year olddaughter daughter of of Mr and Mrs MrsAlfred MrsAlfred Mrs MrsAlfred Alfred Bernards Reyenberg Rere erg died at a the tv HOT Of WEATHER SALE SALEPorch Porch Settees SetteesOld SetteesOld SetteesOld I Old Hickory Chairs ChairsEclat ChairsEclat ChairsEclat Eclat Hammocks HammocksAll All Hot Weather Help at 20 PER CENT OFF OFFAll All Next Week at atN I DinwoQdey oFurniture Furniture Co Will fIGHT If IfOUT ITOUT OUT NEXT YEAR YEARI YEARInternational I International Order of Railway RailwayTelegraphers RailwayTelegraphers RailwayTelegraphers Telegraphers Have Trouble TroubleWith TroubleWith TroubleWith With Secretary SecretaryPhiladelphia SecretaryPhiladelphia YPhiladelphia Philadelphia Aug 12 12Leads Leads Marr Marrthe Marrthe Marrthe the suspended secretary of the Interna International International International tional Order of Railroad Telegraphers Telegrapherswho who yesterday secured a tempbrary injunction in injunction Injunction junction in the St Louis courts restraining restrain restraining restraInng ing ng the order from proceeding pr ceedlng with the thetrial thetrial thetrial trial of charges against him tonight made madea a statement explaining his action A Anumber Anumbr Anumber number of the officials of the order con conferred conferred conferred ferred with Mr Marr at his home hometoday hometodayand today todayand todayand and after the meeting it was stated to be bethe bthe bethe the Intention to carry the controversy into intothe Intothe intothe the next annual convention of the order orderMr orderMr orderMr Mr Marr claims that his suspension was wasillegal wagn wasihegal illegal egal and was caused by the dominant dominantfaction domInantfaction dominantfaction faction of the board of directors in an ef effort effort effort fort to prevent him from presenting at atthe atthe atthe the next convention a minority report reportcalling reportcalling reportcalling calling what he terms improper manipu manipulation manip1Jatlon manipulallon lation of the orders funds fundsMarrs fundsMarrs fundsMarrs Marrs Statement StatementThe The statement issued is Ued tonight states stateswhen stat stateswhen tJ tJwhen when in April of the present year Mr MrMarr llrMarr Mrlttarr Marr went to St Louis the headquarters headquartersof of the order to audit accounts of WQuick WQuick rQuick Quick treasurer he found und Mr Quick to tobe tobe tobe be vice ice president and director of a bank bankin bankin bankin in that city where J50000 of the organi organizations organizations organizations zations money Is deposited He called calledthe cal1dthe calledthe the attention of the directors of the order orderto orderto orderto to the fact that President Quick Is re receiving receiving receiving ceiving 3000 a year from the order and andshould andshould andshould should devote his entire services to the theorganization theorganization theorganization organization organizationReverse organizationReverse Reverse Action on Protest ProtestS ProtestScarcely Scarcely arcely had he voiced ol ed this protest protestthe protestthe protestthe the statement says when he was con confronted confronted confronted fronted with ith the accusation that he op opposed opposed opposed posed the passage of the railroad tele telegraphers telegraphers telegraphers graphers eighthour law at the last lastsession lastsession lastsession session of the Maryland legislature ami amithat amIthat andthat that he offered a bribe to have it with withdrawn wfthorawn witharawn drawn drawnThe orawnThe arawnThe The suspension su pension of Mr Marr has been beenmade beenmadp beenmade made on charges which have only a shred shredof shredof shredof of fact for their basis which have been beenimproperly beenImproperly beenimproperly improperly tried and have been prosecut prosecuted ed from no desire for the welfare of the theorder theorder theorder order orderMr orderMr orderAir Mr Marr has been train dispatcher for forthe forthe forthe the Pennsylvania Railroad company since since1SS8 sinceUS8 1SS8 US8lIOU MOUNTS lIOU TS Purity Pickles contributed contributedthe the spice to many a good dinner yes yesterday yesterday yesterday terday They are also firstclass for forweekday forweekday forweekday weekday dinners dinnersAUTO dinnersAUTO dinnersAUTO AUTO HIT BY TROLLEY CAR CAROne One Killed One Fatally Injured and andTwo andTwo andTwo Two Others Slightly Hurt Hurtat Hurta Hurtat at a Evanston Ill 111Chicago IllChicago IllChicago Chicago Aug 12 120ne One person was in instantly instantly instantly stantly killed another was probably probablyfatally probablyfatally probablyfatally fatally Injured and two other personswere persons personswere personswere were slightly hurt when an automobile automobileIn In which they were riding was struck struckby struckbyn struckby by byn a Chicago Milwaukee electric car carat carat carat at Noyes street and the Chicago Mil Milwaukee l1flwaukee Milwaukee waukee St Paul railroad tracks in inEvanston inEvanston inEvanston Evanston tonight tonightThe tonightThe tonightThe The dead deadMrs deadMrs deadMos Mrs Elizabeth Slaughter 35 years old oldThe oldThe oldThe The injuredMrs injured injuredMrs JnjuredMrs Mrs Slaughter 45 years old oldright oldright oldright right arm broken jaw broken and skull skullfractured skullfractured skullfractured fractured will probably die dieG dieG dieG Slaughter husband of Mrs MrsElizabeth MrsElizabeth MrsElizabeth Elizabeth Slaughter and cousin of Mrs MrsH MrsH Irs IrsH Slaughter slightly bruised bruisedMrs bruisedMrs bruisedMrs Mrs Christine Daulby nurse em employed employed employed ployed by Slaughter slightly injured injuredThe InjuredThe injuredThe The automobile which was moving movingslowly movingslowly movingslowly slowly was crossing the track when whenthe whenthe whenthe the heavy electric car traveling at a ahigh ahigh ahigh high speed darted out behind some somefreight somefreight somefreight freight cars standing on a sidetrack sidetrackthrowing sidetrackthrowing sidetrackthrowing throwing the automobile and its occu occupants occup occupants pants nts about forty feet against telegraph telegraphpoles telegraphpoles telegraphpoles poles The crew of the trolley car was wasarrested wasarrested wasarrested arrested 200 in gold old and one hundred other otherprizes otherprizes otherprizes prizes given away at Lagoon Ask your yourgrocer yourgrocer yourgrocer grocer or butcher butcherHigh butcherHIgh butcherHigh High Grade Wall Paper PaperCharles PaperCharles PaperCharles Charles Bodel 33 East Fir First Smjr Smjrfamily Cnntfamily jfamilY family residence 633 West Twentythird Twentythirdstreet Twentythirdstreet Twentythirdstreet street at 2 oclock yesterday morning morningafter morningafter morningafter after an illness of less than twentyfour twentyfourhours twentyfourhours twentyfourhours hours Funeral services will be held heldfrom hel helfrom heldfrom from the residence at 2 oclock tomorrow tomorrowafternoon tomorrowafternoon tomorrowafternoon afternoon Interment will be in the city citycemetery cit citcemetery citycemetery cemetery cemeteryAngus cemeteryAngus cemeteryAngus Angus Louchhead jr returned retur ed yester yesterday yesterav yesterday day av from a two years ears mission in Scot Scotland Scotland Scotland land landThe landThe landThe The reunion of the Scandinavians at atProvo atProvo atProvo Provo yesterday was augmented by a alarge alarge alarge large crowd from Ogden and other points pointsto to the north northThe northThe northThe The teamsters te msters union of Ogden heir heirtheir heIrtheir heldtheir their anual outing In the canyon yes yesterday yesterday yesterday terday There was a large attendance attendanceand and a pleasant time was had hadOn hadOn hadOn On Wednesday evening next Professor ProfessorW McKendrick will deliver deliver an address ad address address dress on Discipline at the Weber eber Stake Stakeacademy StakecapemY Stakeacademy academy hall The lecture will com commence commence commence mence at 630 630ocIQck oclock1 A full attendance attendanceof of all Sunday Sunda school officers and teach teach5ers teacher teachers ers er of thp th stage is expected 1 i FEN WAY WAYCANDY WAYCANDY CANDY CANDYI I This is is the candy we ti were werespeaking werespeaking werespeaking speaking of ofthe ofthe the candy others othersspeak othersspeak othersspeak speak of ofComes ofComes ofComes Comes fresh every day and andis andis andis is the acme of deliciousness deliciousnessthere deliciousnessthere deliciousnessthere there is i no higher qual quality qualityIn it In I the east it is is all the rage rageout rageout rageout out here the demand is isgrowing isgrowing la lagrowing growing growingThe growingThe growingThe The Busy Corner 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