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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
REVIEW OF PAST
WEEKS BUSINESS

New York, Aug In face Of some
misgiyings in the professional specu-
latiye element based on fear OF the
technical position. the stock market
last week stood firm and then forged
upwards, The fact that the price level
thus attained represents the highest
touched since 1906 with a rapid aps
Proach in average to the highest in
the New York stock exchange records,
constitutes the ground OF the misgiy-
ings over the stability of prices at the
present altitude.
The backbone OF the market might
be said to be the United States Steel.
which focused attention by the reason
of the dividend meeting on Tuesday
and the publication on June 80 of the
earnings for the quarter.
The July earnings of the corpora
ton showed substantial recuperatiOn,
which has occurred in the trade when
compared with the preceding quarter
and with the corresponding quarter
of last year: but the margin stlll 10
be restored is wide. The same is
true Of the tonnage OF untitled orders
on hand at the beginning of the pres
cnt quarter
Growing demand from railroads for
all forms of equipment added a strong
factor to this feeling. While il Is
pointed out in criticism Of the United
States Steel exhibit that it shows no
resumption of the special OUTLAWS for
new construction made laYishly up TO
the time of the late financial depres-
sion. the resulting increase of sums
available for dividends which will fol-
low the discontlnuance of these Spe-
cIal outlays is a large element in adj
vaDcing the stock 10 its present high
price.
Commercial, financial, industrial
and agricultural conditions and pros
poets continue such as to afford a
buttress to stock market values. To
the copper trade T. found Il rather
marked divergence from the general
improving tendency. Prices OF the
metal have declined again, and the
high rate OF production forces offer
'ngs on the market at concessions
without bringing ont demand sufl-
Client to take up supplies Crop ad-
vices have been highly favorable from
the grain fields. including corn and
wheat but the reported deterioration
of cotton was the cause of anxiety.
The premonltoTy symptoms OF the
interior demand for currency for crop
moving purposes and the increase OF
money requirements in mercantile
branches has stiffened interest rates
but has not impaired confidence in
the security OF the money market
Funds are procurable with facility
abroad in anticipation of the later
out-go OF merchandise exports. and
the placing OF some now American Sc
curities with foreigners makes an ad-
dltional supply OF exchange. These
factors have lowered foreign exchange
rates n the interest rate advanced,
but did not end the out-go to South
America.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
KEYSTONE OF
PEACE POLICY


Cherbourg. Aug. 1.-The final day
OF the visit Of Emperor Nicholas to
France was attended with beautiful
weather, Emperor Nicholas attended
religious services on board the lmpe-
rial yacht STANDARD today and later
took luncheon with President Falheres
on board the French battleshiD Verite.
Emperor Nichols viii leave tomor-
row for Cowes to visit King Edward
He Will be accompanied half way by q
division Of the French fleet.
The whole tenor OF the official utter
ances of President F'allieres and EN-
peror Nicholas during the visit has in
dicated that the FrancO-Russion ALI
ance remains the Keystone Of the pol
Icy of the two powers in the interest
Of peace While nothing has been pub
lished regarding the subject of the
conference between NJ Pichon and
M, ISwolsky. respectively French and
Russian foreign ministers, NJ Pichon
today laid emphasis upon the perfect
equanlmity with which Europe had
witnessed these meetings of the chiefs
Of states which formerly were the sub
jects Of suspicion.
To-day" said NJ Plchon. the world
recognized their pacific purpose. What
ever questions were discussed were in
the interests of peace
The Matin strongly intimates that
the emperor'S visit TO President Fali-
eres and King Edward will result In
closer ties between the three powers.
The sensation OF the day was the dis
uibuton by socialists at the barracks
of the Cherbourg regiment of $500
copies OF a manifesto against the en-
peror's visit.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
ST OLEN COL D
W A TCh AND
DIAMOND
HAVE BEEN RECOVERED BY THE
POLICE OF OGDEN.
tive Pender and Returned to
Mrs. Ida Goldman.

Police Captain Brown and Chief OF
Detectives Pender yesterday located
the gold watch. diamond pin and brace
let which were stolen from Mrs. Ida
Godman's room at the ldlcwild hotel
about two weeks ago while Mrs. Cod
man was acting as manager of the
canyon resort
At first the stolen articles were sup
posed to have been pawned and the
police and detectives have been
watching the shops" closely. Yes.
terday however. some information
was obtained by Captain Brown and
Detective Pender that led them to
believe that the yauables had been
turned over to some person not In the
pawnshop business. They followed
up this clue and within short time
had the jewelry In their possession.
No arrests have been made In The
case. but II is believed the thief will
be apprehended Immediately. The
goods were sold for SIS.
The jewelry of Mrs. Goldman is
worth considerable money. and Is Of
attractive design. The watch case Is
set with diamonds, and the pin is set
with large and beautiful stone. The
bracelet is also an expensive piece of
jewelry.
The theft is thought to have been
made while Mrs Goldman and a party
OF guests at Idlewild were attending
dancing party at Tho Hermitage.
Mrs Godmaa left these articles In her
room at the ldlewild hotel that even
ing, and upon her return she discover
ed that they were missing Her door
was locked as when she left the room,
From all indications, the thief secur-
ed entrance to the room by means of
a skeleton key.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
DEATH FOLLOWS
BOXING BOUT

Proyincetown, Mass, Aug. Fol
lowing a boxing bout in which he took
part at a smoker on board the battle
ship Vermont last night a colored
mess attendant named Foster. died to-
day, His opponent also colored
named Williams, was under suryeil-
lance tonight
There had been some ill-feeling, 1t Is
said. between the two colored men,
and when it was proposed to hold a
boxing match in connection with tho
weekly smoker. they volunteered TO
settle their grudge in a ten-round con-
test.
The fight was a gruelling affair The
victory was awarded to Williams.
Foster after washing and treating
his injuries. swung his hammock and
retired. Today he complained of Sc
we're pains. dying soon after
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
Big CI R c q S
/ N T @ U R
I RAINS
WENT THROUGH OGDEN YARDS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
ei9hty-two Cars Pulled by Four En-
eines-PubIicity and Twenty
four Hour" Men Arrive"

Ringing Bros big circus and men
aSeric arrived from RawlinS Sunday
afternoon in four solid sections and
after changing engines and train
crews at Ogden. continued on TO Salt
Lake. There were eighty-two cars In
the various sections and the entire
equipment, belonging TO the RinglInGs.
was in excellent condition aud looked
fine. Twelve coaches and slccperS
and dining and kitchen cars were re-
Quired TO house and feed the perform
ers. and the less important employ es
were slowed away comfortably in big
cars carrying circus attractions and
equipment
The circus will return TO Ogden
Wednesday morning and the first Of
the four sections viii roll into the To-
cal yards at . 30. while the last sec
tIon will arrive about 4 o'clock. in
time to begin work for the grand pa
rade scheduled TO occur promptly at
10 o'clock
RinGlngs' circus. always a good.
clean, attraction and well-featured
show, is stronger than ever this year,
and is the premier aggregation Of its
kind now on the road
John S Nevin "twenty-four.hour"
man for the Ringing Brothers, arrived
in the city late this afternoon to make
final preparations for the arrival of
the show. Neyin gets his title from
the fact that he travels approximately
twenty-GouT hours ahead of the cir
Gus to lay ont the parade route. buy
provisions for the animals and people
and make other necessary arrange
ments for the comfort OF those that
follow
Among other things. Nlr. Neyin will
purchase in Ogden 2,4OO pounds Of
meat. l.S0O pounds of vegetables, 10
tons of hay. 10 tons OF straw. $50
pounds of butter 200 bushels OF oats.
1000 loayes of bread, 100 gallons of
milk. 200 dozen eggs and other sup
plies in the same proportions
Guy F. Steely press representative
Of the circus. is also in the city look
ing after the publicity interests of the
show He says that this has been one
of the most prosperous seasons the
Ringlings have ever enjoyed, and that
if the circus is any indication Of the
condition of things, times are mighty
prosperous from coast TO coast The
show has already travelled, since It's
spring opening in New York. from
Maine TO Utah. and has been exhibit
ing 10 immense audiences wherever it
has pitched It's tents
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
JUDGE AND HIS BRIDE
RETURN FROM HUNEYM0ON n

Judge and Mrs Howell returned
sunday morning from an extended trip
TO the Pacific coast and while absent
VISITED Los Angeles, the different re-
sorts adjacent thereto, San Francisco.
and the Gukon-AlaSka exposition at
Seattle TO q Standard reporter Judge
Howell said.
our trip west was thoroughly en-
joyable and the Elks convention at
Los Angeles was a complete success
IN every particular, The antlered herds
took possession Of the city and every
thing In the angelic city was ut their
command After visiting the more
interesting points around about Los
Angeles we went over TO San Francis
co TO see the maryclously radical
changes which have occurred there
during the last two or three years. 1t
Is beautiful town and improvements
arc in progress all over the city. From
San Francisco we went to Seattle and
want TO say right here that the eX-
position now on Is a success in every
particular. II is In no sense worlds
fair but is simply an exposition of the
marvellous resources of the Pacific
Northwest. The exhibits from Alaska,
il'u'lulu duu inc countries tributary
and adjacent to Seattle and the north
coast arc all that could be desired
or expected. and the attendance is
really larger than anticipated by
those at the head of the great enter
prise. Something over $4,000 people
visited the grounds the last day we
were there. and the attendance seem
cd 10 increase as the season ad-
yances. Everything Is orderly. attrac.
tive and beautiful and is well worth
visiting by anyone who can spare the
time and money TO make the trip,
Now. that my vacation is over
will settle down in harness again and
endcnyor TO catch up with court pro-
ceedings | held a brief session OF
court at Morgan today and will set
cases In the district court tomorrow.
There are several important criminal
cases 10 be heard and these will be
taken up in the near future"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Standard Olshes.-Samples OF the
STANDARD subscription dishes can now
be seen at the Standard office. Our
dishes are semi-porcelaiD, imported
English goods One 27-piece blue dec
grated set. 2-75, and one apiece plain
white set $500.
Meeting Of ouorum-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Fify-third
Quorum of Seventies win be held this
evening at 7:3O A full attendance is
desired.
STORAGE at reasonable rates, in
good brick building, If you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company. =
Burton implement Store Entered
Last night about o'clock the Burton
Implement company's store was en-
tered by thieves, who got away with
4 valuable typewriter The thieves en-
tered the warehouse and from there
they went into the office. after break
ing a large glass door They pried
open the cash drawer. finding it
empty No clue TO the identity Of
the burglars could be given. but Detec-
tive Pender and his confederates are
busy working on the case.
Hunting Party at the hermitage
Harold Peck drove a party composed
of Morton Cheesman. Jack McCurdy
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
OPIUM SMUGGLING
PLOT IS UNEARTHED

Manila. Aug. 1.-The government Is
pressing the investigation of what ap
pears to be an extensive opium snug
Cling plot. which was brought to light
by the discovery and seizure of i6O
pounds of opium and seyenty-two
ounces of cocaine ingcniously con-
cealed in a shipment of mining ma
chinery brought here from Hong Kong
Louis Grant. an American business
man OF considerable prominence. has
been arrested, charged with being I'M
plicated In the smuggling plot, and
il Is believed that several others are
being closely watched by the special
agents.
Since the prohibition of the impor-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
FIVE HUNDRED NATIVE
LABORERS HElOUP AT ILOllO

Manila. Aug. "a party of 500 ma
tive iaborers bound TO Hawaii TO work
on the sugar plantations was held up
today at Roilo on the island of Panay
because Of the protest of Filipino Of
flcials there who cited the old Span
ish law under which they claim that
only adults may leave the country
Many of the men in the party are
under age and for this reason their
sailing was delayed 1t Is believed
however. that the matter will be
straightened out with little difficulty
and the party proceed to Honolulu
Strong opposition TO the departure
of native laborers TO Hawaii has been
manifested everywhere throughout
the Philippine group since the agents
OF the sugar planters began the en-
llstment Of men to take the places of
the Japanese on the plantations.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
HENRY CLAY PIERCE is
MARRIED IN LONDON

London, Aug 2.-Henry Clay Pierce
Of ST. Louis was quietly married today
at St Georges church Hanover
Square, to Virginia Prickett Burrowes,
daughter of Major William Russell
Prckett of Edwardsville, Ills. whose
former husband died four years ago.
Beyond the church officials. only
four persons Witnessed the wedding.
The bride was attended by her daugh-
ter, Virginia Burrowes, and was given
away by H. h. Anderson. Baron Gino
de MorpWgO supported the groom.
After a quiet wedding breakfast, Mr.
and Mrs. Pierce left for the Conti-
nent
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02

! and Walker Cheesman. I'll Salt LakcrS.
from Cheyenne To the Hermitage last
night In Peck's big touring car. The
party has been on a fishing trip
through Idaho and Wyoming
Idlewn5 rs now opcn under new
management. -
New Orpheum to Open-J Howard
Garrett treasurer OF the Orpheum
playhouse in this city and VIII r.,
Winch, manager OF the Logan a2d Og-
den Orpheum theaters. came ub-from
salt Lake yesterday 10 check up the
work being done at the local theater.
The decorating has been nearly fin
ished and everything viii he in read
mess for the opening night The Or
phcum will open with Ellerys band on
the thirteenth of August
For wedding decorations Van der
Schuit Floral Co. =
Installs Bookkeeping System-Doue-
lass A. Swan. a member of the state
board of accountants and also private
secretary to J. Il. D3oloy OF Salt Lake
was in town yesterday Mr. Swan
opened The books of the Western Grain
and Brokerage company while In the
city and has installed a perfect book
keeping system in the brokerage Of
fee
Ice Cream Cones, at wrights Candy
Department. SC.
Child Falls From 6uggy-Yesterday
morning a doubc-Scatcd buggy taxed
TO its capacity was going along Twen-
tS-lourth street and when il had
reached the ST. Joseph S church baby
! held In the arms of its mother gave an
/ impetuous twist, throwing itself from
| the arms of its mother onto the
ground, The hind wheel passing over
Its stomach. The child, badly cut and
| lacerdted was picked up by its father
and hurriedly rushed to a nearby ply
| Siclan, The names of the occupants
of the rig were not ascertained
Buy Kodaks nnd Supplies from The
Tripp Studio, $40 25th st.
Were Guests at the Hermitage-A
number OF people prominent in salt
| Lake society were guests at the Her
mitaGe yesterday Among them was
Mr. and Mrs. 4. d. Pierson, Russell
G. Tracy. Alex Campbell. w H Dee
and wife. Col f A Wall and family
| Francis c. Luke. Mr.. and Mrs Clarke
l.. Whitney and Mr.. and Mrs. ~ b.
Irvine
e-z-Money KcUy-"Oney to loan on
any good real estate. Geo, ]. Kelly.
The Negress Won the Fight-Belle
Maitland, an inmate Of one OF the cribs
in Electric alley. got into an alterca'
| tion with Antonio Detulio. an Italian.
and in the fight that ensued the burly
| negress, with the aid of a 1latiron,
opened a hole in the Italians head.
They were arrested and taken to po-
lice station. charged with having dis
urbed the peace. DR.. Browning, was
called in and it took several stitches
to close the Italians wounds Later
the Italian was allowed TO go out on
| boads, which were put up by some OF
his countrymen.
Hess Bread is made IN a clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery
On Her Vacation-Miss Florence
Farr, chief operator of the Independent
Telephone company, is spending
two weeks vacation in Salt Lake City.
Clerks Reccipts-The receipts of
the county clerks office for the month
OF July filed this morning, aggregate
S5O2 O5
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
RECORD SHIPMENT
OF DECIDUOUS FRUIT

Sacramento. Cal. Aug. 1.-The big
gest days shipment of deciduous
fruits in the history of the Sacra-
mento valley. was made here yester-
day when the California Fruit Dis
tributers started 22l cars TO various
eastern markets, Last year on the
same date 125 cars were forwarded to
the east. which was the record for
that season.
In the shipment yesterday were
90 1-2 cars of peaches. the largest
shipment OF that fruit ever made from
this state in any one day.
This year 737 more cars OF fruit
have been shipped than were sent
east up TO the same date last year.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
PADEREWSkI TO BE
DECORATED BY FRANCE

Paris. August 2.-The government
Will decorate Paderewskl. the pianist.
with the cross of the Legion of Honor
He played recently at charity con-
cert. Following the precedent in the
case of Rubinstein, he will be named
an officer without first being chev-
alier Of the order
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
SUSPECTED HOLO-UP is
ARRESTED IN LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. 2.-Sheriff
G.. NJ Livingston OF Yuma. Ariz.. with
Deputy Sheriff o. C. Burdie of this
county, arrested a man here yester,
da who Is alleged to have been con-
cerned in a train hold-up in Colorado.
The man who gave his name as T.
b, Fuller. is said to have been the
confederate of Jack Starr, an Okla
homa renegade. in attempting the rob
berry of a train at Normandie station
on the Colorado Midland, Starr is said
10 have been captured,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
ONE THOUSAND LIVES
WERE LOST IN FLOOD

Toxic. Aug Further adyices re-
ceiyed here regarding the flood situa-
don in the province OF Changchua.
Manchuria, are TO the effect that ow-
ing to the damage done by water traf-
fc on the Antung-Mukden railway has
been tied up completely for fifty days.
According TO previous dispatches
1000 lives were lost in the city Of
Klrln and 1000 houses were sub
merged.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
RARE WORKS OF ART
FOUND IN AN ATTIC

Rome. August 2-Omcials engaged
in the work of restoring the church
of San GuIllano at Venice discovered
In an attic a large bundle covered with
thick dust 1t was found to contain Il
number of art masterpieces, including
Christ on Calvary" by Tlntoretio.
a Resurrection" and "Ecce Homo, "
by Palma, Jr.; q "FlaGellation of
Christ Before Caiaphas." a Christ
Crowned with Thorns." by Carona;
Young st. Jerome" and st. Theo-
dore." by Andrea Vlncentino. and two
paintings by Paul Fiammenga.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
DECLINED CALL TO NEW YORK.

Honolulu Aug. Rev. D. Scudder,
pastor of the Central Union Congre-
gational church OF this city. announced
today that he had declined a call to
New York to become secretary Of the
American board of missions
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
JAPAN's ATTITUDE INDEFINITE.

TOXIC Aug. Nothing definite is
known here concerning Japan's atti-
tude toward the reconstruction of the
Antung-Nlukden railway. 1t is report
ed that an understanding has been ar
rived at between China and Japan, the
points in dispute having been compro-
missed last Friday
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
TAAW CASE ENLlVENEO
(Contlnued from Page one)

the prisoner repeatedly on this point
To them he explained that he advised
Attorney Delmas TO picture him as >,
tool of providence" principally be
cause 1t was a popular attitude.
Thaw's assertion to the commission
Everything done in this case is under
my authority" created a stir in the
court room In view Of Justice Mills
recent hints regarding exaggerated
ego"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02

The most extensive experiments in
the use of electricity In agriculture
ever attempted are under way in Scot
land. where field of twenty-threc
acres Is covered with network of
wires sixteen feet above the surface.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
MARRIAGES

a marriage license has been issued
TO Joseph C. Woodwork and Sara E.
Flinders. both residents of Hooper
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Salesmen for our special
offer of 5000 free post cards Vest
pocket samples Most profitable side line
ever offered. II. G. Zimmerman & Co,
Chicago. s . 1w6
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tation of opium went into effect the
price OF the drug has gone up by leaps
and bounds The retail price IN this
city Is fifty pesos (S25) a can.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02

The company controlling Philadei-
phia's street car lines Is paving cash
prizes to employees who devise means
to lessen accidents and labor and time
saving appliances.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-02

Many a flying machine inventor has
met with soar disappointment
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Hunting Party at the Hermitage
Harold Peck drove a party composed
of Morton Cheesman. Jack McCurdy