The little fellow was clad only in his night clothes and perished from cold and exposure. It was difficult for the searching party to find him as the little snow that was on the ground in patches. FAMILY WITH BURGLARY SEATTLE.—L. W. Lieurence, charged with second degree burglary in connection with an attempt to rob the safe of the Inter-Ocean Fuel company on December 29, pleaded guilty in superior court here yesterday and was sentenced to serve from five to 15 years at Walla Walla. Mrs. Lieurence, who was arrested with her husband, pleaded guilty to a like charge and was sentenced to serve from two to 15 years. Burglary charges are pending against Mrs. Sarah Krueger, mother of Mrs. Lieurence. Here and there did not give any clear trace of his wanderings. CHARGE THREE ONE Honor Push Cart Pioneers. SALT LAKE CITY.—Erection of a monument to the memory of the hand cart pioneers, people who came to what is now Utah during the early Mormon colonization days pulling their belongings with them on two wheeled vehicles, is being advocated here. The monument, if erected, will have a bronze tablet attached with the name of the pioneers upon it. 