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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-16
HUNTSVILLE NEWS

Huntsville, Dec. 15.-Weather Is
cold and have about two feet of snow
In the valley and five or six feet In
the mountains.
There is very little sickness, only
case OF scarlet fever being reverted
in town.
Farmers are juhllant over the high
price paid for hay. They are receiv-
ing S1i per ton loose, delivered In
Ogden.
Fish and Game Warden Tom Stalk
er had narrow escape today while
out hunting ducks. He received Il
charge of shot. one OF the shot lodging
in his ear and one just below his
eve and several in his coat, He came
within range OF Essom JeSperSem who
was shooting at ducks.
Ammon Allen while whitewashiug
a room. fell and broke two ribs.
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EFFECTS OF
DRINKING
Man Kills Himself in
Cheyenne, Willing His
cody to Coroner

Cheyenne. Wyo, Dec. 16.-Willing
his body to Coroner Desmond that
he may study the effects of alcohol
on the nerves and brain OF an ordinary
normal man. Thomas Potter Orm-
stead, member OF wealthy family in
the east, ended his life by drinking
carbolic acid.
Ormstead was known here as
Thomas Potter and his real name and
family connections were not learned
until search Of his effects were made
after he had committed suicide. IL
developed that his mother is wealthy,
being large stockholder in Brook
lyn publishing house. a son is In the
United States navy and is now in for
eign waters.
Further comment on the effects Of
drink contained in Ormsteads motto
concerning the disposition of his body
suggests that prestige and friends go
when drink steps in"
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VOL CANO IN
SOU TIL SEAS
Mighty Stream of Lava
Is Pouring into the
Ocean

New York. Dec 16.-Profes5or Hen
ry e. Champion of Columbia univer-
sity. has made public a brief account
of his scientific expedition to the
South Seas, from which he returned
last week
THE Savaii volcano in Samoa" he
says, lis the largest active volcano
in the world The clouds lie low at
this season OF the year around the Sa-
moan islands and the reflection of the
fires from the great crater on the
clouds Is visible Tor sixty miles out to
sea ar night The cone OF the volca-
no is eleven miles from the seashore,
but the bubbling lava streams pour
molten rock over this stretch of land
and drop seething into the sea,
THE Savail Is an extraordinary vol
cano and Instead of diminishing 1t Is
becoming more active. The crater
opened in 1905
Professor Crompton secured more
than one hundred photographs of the
volcano, which are now being develop
ed in this city.
In the course OF his seven months
expedition, he gathered nearly 100000
biological specimens from the various
islands which he visited
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-16
ENC|NEEk'S s
HER0ISM
Saves the Lives of
One Hundred
Passengers

Clarkson, Ga, Dec, 16.-The hero
ism of Engineer S. Davis of tho Geor-
gia Central fast mail, who. while hang
ing TO the outside of the cab OF his
engine, which was running at speed
of about fifty miles an hour. stuck his
hand through a yeritable cauldron Of
scalding steam until he found the
emergency brake anG stopped his
train, probably saved the lives of
hundred passengers Tuesday.
Just before the train reached here
a driving rod Of The engine broke,
knocking the fireman unconscious and
almost demolishing the cab. Escaping
steam poured from broken pipes into
the cab and. before Davis could reach
the emergency brakes. he was driven
from his seat by the heat Neyerthe-
less he clung TO the outside of the cab
until he had grasped the lever and
stopped the train, when he fell un-
conscious from his perlous position.
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UP
I lie WOOL
GROWERS
RAILROADS ARE SPREADING THE
GOOD NEWS.
Wool Growers Convention viii Sc
Better Attended Than Anticipated
$1,000 to 10000 Notices Out.

Travelling Passenger Agent A. b.
Moseley of the Hartman lines is en-
thuSiastic In referring to the National
Wool Growers convention which is
TO assemble at Ogden on Januray G.
In discussing the subject with Il
Standard reporter, Mr. Moseley said:
important Event.
THAT Wool Growers convention
Is going to be the most important
event in the history of Ogden and the
attendance will be larger than IS an
ticipated by even wellinformed citi-
ems interested in arranging for the
reception and care of the wool and
sheepmen. We are receiving inquir-
iea from every direction regarding
the event, and every letter is prompt
IL answered by representatives of the
Hartman lines.
Advertising the Convention.
aside from this the railroad peo-
pie are advertising the convention
extensively We are now sending
out between $4,000 and 10000 large
sized posters in every direction and
half n carload OF smaller advertising
matter is being distributed where it
will do the mast good. The oregon
Short Line management is especially
active in promoting the convention
and will do everything possible TO
make the affair the great success
Ogden people would have it.
Cooperation With Committee.
1--WE are working In conjunction
with the various local committees in
terested in the gathering and will do
everything possible to make the event
a grand success in point of attend
ance -"
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DISIRCORPORATI0N OF
CITY OF HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville, Utah, Dec. 13, 1909.
To the Editor Ogden Standard.
A short time ago your paper con-
tanned an article in which some one
announced that the largest and prin-
cipal taxpayers OF Huntsville City
were very much i'm favor OF disincor-
poratiug the said City OF Huntsville,
being not willing to bear the burden
some taxes
The writer, whoever he was, is very
much in error upon this matter and.
therefore, we make an endeayor to
correct the misleading statement We.
the signers of this article, claim to be
among the largest taxpayers OF Hunts
Vile City. (said statement of which
can be verified by going TO the coIn-
" treasurer's Office and looking up the
tax rolD, and, as such taxpayers ana
citizens of Huntsville City, We very
much deploro the action taken by
those of our municipality who original
cd and brought the petition for Dis
incorpation of Huntsville City" before
the people of said city. and finally 10
the district court. asking that the
question be submitted to vote of the
legal voters Of our fair city.
There are those in every munich
pality who are Oh the progressive
move, who have the interests of their
surroundings at heart, who arc al
ways active in promoting the welfare
of their home city who desire to
see il thrive and who do not hesitate
in pulling out their purse-strings in
helping it along There are also those
who are, and forever would be, oppos-
ed TO anything that has the name of
rogression-thrift" those
who have planted themselves forever
in the ruts Of Stagnation, VINO arc
standing ever ready to plunGes a block
In the wheels and STOP the cart. ac-
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WEALTHY WOMEN ARE
HELPING STRIKING GIRLS

New York. Dec. 16,-Promlnent So
ciety women, In response TO the calls
OF Miss Annie Morgan, daughter OF
j. P. Morgan have given $1,000 in cash
10 aid The striking shirtwaist girls
here Some OF the largest subscrip-
tionS were made by Mrs. j, Borden
Hartman. Mrs. William *, Wander
bilt, Mrs. Clarence Mackay. Mrs o. H.
p Belmont, Mrs. Harriet Stanton
Blatch. Nine. Nordca and Julia Mar
low. all of whom attended meeting
in aid of the strikers, called by Miss
Morgan at the Colony club yesteF'
day
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CHICAGO HAS ANOTHER
HOLD,UP ON ITS STREETS

Chicago. Dec. 16.-Ono man was
shot and another Tired on by holdup
men here last night and in both in
stances the robbers We're routed by
return OF bullets from the men they
sought TO rob.
Joseph G. Bernier, of Detroit. stew
ard on the steamer Rutland. was shot
twice. but not fatally injured He
was stopped by thugs. and ordered
to throw up his hands. Instead OF do
Ing so he drew his own revolver and
fired twice al the footpads, Both ran
but fired as they fled
About half an hour earlier two men
attempted to hold up Theodore Prott.
a watchInan. One shot was fired at
him.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO JOURNEY TO ROME

New York. Dec. 16-Knights of Co.
lumbus from all parts OF the country
will make pilgrimage next August
to Rome and Genoa. the birthplace nj
Christopher Columbus. according TO an
announcement made here today. It
will be the largest pilgrimage 10 Rome
that has ever gone out OF this coun
try. The journey Will be under the
direction of the original incorporators
OF the order, Daniel Colwell, NJ C..
OConnor and William Geary. The
right Rev j. j. Keane, bishop OF Chey.
enne, Wyo., will be the spiritualI di-
rector of the pilgrims and will pre-
sent them TO the pope.
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WORLDS MARKET is
PROFIT-TAkING IN READING
HAS A DEPRESSING EFFECT

New York. Dec. 16,-The active
opening dealings in stocks today show
ed but small changes in prices and
these were mixed.
Representative railroad stocks were
brought on liberal scale, resulting In
advances of a point in Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific, St Paul. Penusyl-
vania and Delaware and Hudson, l Ia
in Atlantic Coast line and 2 In Union
Pacific preferred Several Of the high
grade specialtics were also in de-
mand. Consolidated Gas going up IL
and b. Il. l.. IL. Reading common
was unloaded after it had crossed III
and its reaction of a point stopped the
rise and caused a slight reaction. Evil
dencc OF proflt-taking In Reading had
a depressing effect on the general tone
and chat stock was forced under 40.
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ELLIS GETS SENTENCE.

Little Rock. Ark. Dec. 16-Judge
Lea today sentenced w. Y. ELS. who
pleaded guilty to killing Nj. P Willis
of indianapolis to three years in the
penitentiary.
Ellis Killed Willis on July 9th in
the Circuit court room here at SEN
sational trial, In which Willis was at
tempting to obtain possession of his
little daughter from Mrs. Ellis, his for
mer wife
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BOB ARMSTRONG TO HELP
TRAIN JIM JEFFRlE

New York, Dec 16-Bob Arm
strong. the colored heavyweight. who
helped Jack Johnson train for his re-
cent fight with ketchel. has been add
ed TO Jcffries' long string of prospec-
tive sparring partners, according to
Jeffries' advisers here, If Armstrong
accepts the offer and the other pug
lists already named are at the boil
ermaker's training camp. the latter
Will hayo these energetic helpers:
Corbett. Tommy Ryan. Berger, Arm
strong. Kid Mccoy, Jack Root and
Jack Mccormick.
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MAHMouT INJURED IN
MATCH WITH AMERICUS

Chicago. Dec. 16.-The victory OF
YusSiff Mahmout over "AmericuS" In
the windup of the wrestling show al
the Coliseum Tuesday night did not
come without its cost. The Bulgarian
was around yesterday considerably I'M
proved, but complained of pain in his
left side, having injured a RIB In the
second fall Of the match.
Antonio Picrri. the Bulgarian's man.
ager, had hooked him for match with
Giovanni Rachyet, an Italian at Mon
treal, Friday night and they were 10
have left last night. but Pierri called
off the Canadian contest after ply.
sician had decided 1T would be III.
advisable to attempt the match.
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CONAN DOYLE AS REFEREE.

London, Dec. 16.-Sir Arthur Con-
an Doyle has received a cable from
a committee in charge of the arrange
ments of the Jefiries-Johnson fight
asking him TO act as referee Al
though the author is greatly pleased by
the offer, he has replied regretting his
inability TO accept just now as he is
busy rehearSing his Drama of the
Prize Ring, the House of Temperle1. -
which is due for production at the
theater on December u.
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COMPETITORS DURING AVlA-
TION WEEK TO BE OUTlAWEO.

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec 15.-If a dis
patch from New York TO the effect
that the Aero club of America mas
published It's intention of outlawing all
aeronauts who compete during ava
tion week" in Los Angeles is correct.
clash between the parent organlZa-
tion and the Aero club of California is
imminent The latter body issued the
which the Aero club of America, it Is
sanction for the Los Angeles meet,
said, has refused to recognize. Should
the sanction be not granted, it would
be serious blow TO the undertaking.
as the foreign aviators would not com
pete and Glenn II. Curtiss and others
OF the Americans probably would with
draw their entries.
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sLEEPERS ARE TO BE
SOLD BY UNCLE SAM

Washington, Dec. 16.-"Such sleep
ers" on Uncle Sams inventory of real
and personal property as federal build
ings no longer used and property ac-
quired for federal building sites. but
no longer needed by the government.
are 10 be disposed Of. The acting
secretary of the treasury has asked
congress for authority to sell all such
property TO the highest bidder, after
twenty days advertisement.
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Warship Albany Is Prepared for lmmedlats
Action -PrO=zelaya Demonstration in Mana
gua-NO Battle Fought at Rama

Corinto, Nicaragua. Dec. 16-A
brawl occurred in the street last night
during which a ships messenger from
the United States cruiser Albany was
forced of the sidewalk by a Nlcarag.
uan sentry. The incident was forth
with reported 10 the commander of
the port. who Immediately rendered
an apology to Commander Oliver OF
the Albany. The apology was ac,
copied
Commander Oliver has ordered his
men at quarters at night
The ammunition lifts Of the Albany
are loaded.
The harbor Is quiet today.
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HE MADE A MISTAKE OF
$500 IN MAKING CHANGE

New York. Dec. 16.-Gcorse Sungs-
ter. cashier Of the internal revenue
departments Brooklyn office has just
discovered that in making change yes
terday he gave out $1,000 bill by mis-
take for SO bill He has made
good the amount which is more than
half his salary for a year. but he is
still hoping that the man who car
ried off the $500 extra change will
bring it back.
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ART TREASURES OF SAILING
GO TO NATIONAL GALLERY

London. Dec. ,16.-Tbe art treasures
Of the late George Sailing. the eccen-
trio connoisseur, are bequeathed by
his will to the nation. The total value
OF the collections, the making oil which
occupied many years, is estimated at
from fifteen TO twenty million dollars
Sailing is known TO have enter
tained reluctance toward making
will and it had been feared that tho
works of art might be lost 20 the na-
tional gallery because OF this.
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AMERICAN |NSUL TED IN COR|NT0
But AN APOLOGY is TENDEkED

Sergeant Bnladcr and several detec-
lives, he remarked quietly:
Il have the smallpox. Where"
The sergeant glanced at his face
and shouted:
Get out of here, Hurry up! Run for
the door, Ill show you where to go ="
Morell was sent TO the isolation
hospital.
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OFFICER DOES NOT CARE
TO BE A DEAD HERO.

Chicago. Dec. LTD rather be
live coward than dead hero. don't
care to take chances on getting shot
for $75 q month. I'm not afraid of
any man living If can get an even
break. But am not stopping murder.
erS when they've got the drop on me
aud I don't know much about shoot
ing irons. It's better TO say. there
he goes. than, here he lies
This is tho gist of the statement
made by Emil e, Kolar. former pa
trolman Of the Maxwell street sta
ton, discharged for cowardice In fall
ing to arrest the murderer of Bar
nett Greenburg, who was shot to death
by robber in his pawnshop Monday
night
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Cattle-Reccipts estimated at $500.
Market weak; beeves SO S0aS 25; !;
Texas steers $3 S0ai 65; western
steers 81 0JaG 30; stockers and feed
ers SO 00a5 10; cows and heifers ST.
00a5 40, calves 81 55a9 75.
H0gs-Reoeipts estimated at $4,000
Market steady; light 81 90aS S5; mix
cd IS 10aS 80; heavy $S 15aS 80. .
rough SIS. 15aS 35 good to choice
heavy SS 30aS.55 pigs 81. .00a7 so :
bulk Of sales SIS 35aS IS.
Sheep-Rcceipts estimated at 5000.
Market strong, native So 50a5 60 ;
western Sc 75a5 40; yearlings Sc 3Oa
Z, 40: lambs. native, SIS. .75aS. so; west
cln So. 75aS. 80
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. Cattle-Re-
ccipts, $500. steady TO stronger. Ma
tive steers, $375@750; COWS and heif-
ers. $3.00@5.00: western steers. So 80
@6.20; stockers and feeders, S2-75D
5.35: calves. SS.50@7.5o,
Hogs Receipts. $500; market 5@
loc higher Heavy, SS.156S.27 -,
mixed aud light. SS.Qo@S.20; pigs.
$G.75@775; bulk, s8.1O6S.20.
Sheep Receipts. $500; stronger
YenrlinGs, S5.So@7O0; wethers, s475
$3.50; ewes. $400@5.25; lambs, $3.50
ais.
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Children Of Immigrants Develop Into Dis.
tinotvely American Type Their
Heads Undergo Radical Changes

mer magazine editor of New York, lie
in the hospital here in serious condi-
ton. The Richmond Pullman sleeper.
. in which most OF the dead were found,
had not been raised at noon. The car
is now half submerged in the creek,
and it is believed that more bodies
will be found beneath IL
A coroner's jury decided today that
the wreck was caused by defective
rail and cross tic.
George Gould, who, with his son
Jay. was in one of the sleepers, was
uninjured. although his son suffered a
few slight cuts and bruises
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SMALLPOX CAUSED A
DISTURBANCE I'M CHICAGO

Chicago. Dec. 16.-Isaac V. MoreIl.
a photographer. who came to Chicar
go two weeks ago from Des Molnes.
where his sister and relative arc
afflicted with smallpox, caused alarm
among FolIcoGlen n the Harrison
street station yesterday Approaching
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MARATHON RACE

Salt Lake City. Dec, 15.-In the y,
NJ. c. A. marathon, run by boys under
Is years in quarter mile relays, TO-
night, twenty-five miles was covered
in one hour, So minutes and q 1s5 sec
onds. Similar races were held in New
York. Cleveland, Cincinnati and Fres
no, Cal
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JOS. SMITH
VI R \ Ill
Prayers for His Recovery
Are Being Said by
Josephites

Spokane. Wash. Dec. 1G.-The local
congregation of the Re-organized
Church or Latter-day Saints has been
requested to devote next Sunday to
prayer and fasting for the recovery
of Joseph Smith. the only surviving
son of the Mormon prophet. He has
been at the head OF the Re-organized
or anti-polysamy branch Tor 30 years
He Is reported TO be dangerously
i'll at his home at independence, Mo,
and all The churches Of that deuomin-
alton are requested to observe the
day OF fasting
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TWELVE WE'RE KILLED
IN SOUTHERN WRECK

Greensboro. y C.. Dec. lG--The
wreck Of the Southern Railways train
Reedy Fork Greek yesterday re-
suited in the death of twelve persons,
The list probably will be increased
during the day by the deal Of one or
more OF the injured and the finding OF
other bodies In the wreckagc
The twelfth victim. Henry l.. Strin-
ing of Decatur. Ala. died shortly at
Ter midnight Robert II. Russell, for
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WHILE
AT HIS OWN FIRESIDE

East Las Vegas, y. NJ Dec. l6.--
Seated at his fireside reading and In
the presence of his family Serapo
Menzon, wealthy politician, living nt
Gonzales. northeast of here, was as
sassinated Tuesday night Two
brothers named Torres have been ar
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100000 rounds Of ammunition on
board. today made its second start for
Colon. On Thursday, December 2nd,
the Prairie, with similar cargo,
started for the Same port, but, when,
about forty miles down the Delaware
river. the vessel stuck in the mud of
Pea Patch island and remained there
for nearly en- days.
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LITTLE ALMA KELlNER
is STILL MISSING.

Louisville. Ky, Dec 16.-Although
it Is eight days since Alma kell6er
disappeared, The police today were
without a clue and were inclined TO
await developments which they hope
will follow the offer of $4,000 reward,
The police again visited every house
in the Kellner neighborhood In the
hope OF picking up some information
that might lead 10 clue.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Dec. -Butter-Steady
creameries, 27@S4( 25@3O,
Eggs-Strong; receipts, 1886: cases
at mark, 201-2@25 IL; firsts, oJ:
prime lirsts, 81 IL.
Cheese-Firm; twins. Is Ia: young
Americas, 16,
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SPAT UPON THE FLAG.

FL Paso. Texas, Dec. ga special
to the FL Paso Herald from Monter-
ey. Mexico, gays 4 drunken Mexican
has been jailed there for tearing down
ard splitting upon an American flag
in token of his contempt for the at
titude of the United States in the
Nicaraguan affair.
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NEW GOVERNOR OF NEW MEXICO
WILL BE CONFIRMED.

Washington. Dec. 16-The nomina-
ton of William ] Mills TO be gov
crnor OF New Mexico. was ordered
favorably reported today by the SEN
ate committee on territories.
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Sugar and Coffee.

New York. Dec. 1G.-Sugar-Raw,
steady; Muscovado. SO test, 9.G7; cen
trifugsl. 96 test, AT; molasses sugar.
SO test 5.42. Refined steady.
CofIee-Spot. steady, No. Rio,
nominal; No Santos, 3-4.
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VISITS THE POPE.

Rome, Dec 15.-The Pope received
in private audience today Manager
Ambrose Aglvs. apostolic delegate in
the Philippines. The pontiif expressed
his satisfaction that the service rem
dered the church at Manila by his Wis
itor
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Wheat in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Dec. 16.-Close: Wheat
Dec. Sill "a; May 81 - II 3-4a7-S.
Cash: No hard 81 13 1-2a1. II II;
No. ] northern 81 ,13al IA; No. 2, 81.
11a1 12 No spring S1.1oa1 IL,
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rested and are held for investigation.
Because OF his activity in politics Men
zon had made bitter enemies, ana IL
is believed they inspired the murder.
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CALIFORNIA BANK is
ROBBED OF $4,000

Fresno. Cal, Dec 16.4Rob-
bers blew open the vault of the
Bank of Exeter and secured
4 $1,000 in cash last night. The
discovery WAS made when the
clerks opeMed The bank today.
The robbers escaped in deIiv-
cry wagon. stolen during tho
evening. and which was found
outside the city limits.
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Metal Market.

New York, Dec, 6.-Lcad-Firm.
S457 1-264.60,
Coppcr-Quiet; standard spot and
January. sl2.S7 1-2@13.25.
SilVcr-52 5-S
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SUDDEN ENDING OF A
TOUR OF THE WORLD.

Honolulu, Dec. 1G.-EIarrict Smith
of Hyannis. Mass. was instantly kill
cd last night by the overturninG OF an
automobile She WAS making a tour
of the world.