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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-27
NEGLIGENCE c E
CAUSES A
WRECK
SECTION CREW FAILED TO SPIKE
DOWN A RAIL.
Fast Moving Train on the Union Pa
cific Oitched-Girl Killed and
Many Persons Injured.

AS result Of alleged criminal care
lessness on the part of section crew
working near Dana, little station
twenty-eight miles east Of Rawllns, on
the Wyoming division of the Union Pa
cific system, nine cars of the west
bound Oregon express train were
hurled into the ditch, four pas
sengerS killed, nine seriously in
Jured and a score of others burned.
lacerated and badly demoralized.
The accident was caused by the
overturning of a rail The section
crew had removed an old rail and re-
placed 1t with new one While spik-
Ing the latter down-without putting
out danger flag or torpedoes on the
track to warn engineers, In accordance
with the rules and regulations of the
railroad company-the fast train came
laundering along from the east at fifty
miles an hour, and the most disastrous
wreck OF the year occurred. The
heavy engine passed over the rail
safely. but evidently Jared the few
spikes from the ties, and the heavy
rail turned on It's side just in time TO
hurl the mall, express and baggage
sleeper into the ditch.
1t is a surprise to railroad men that
more passengers were not killed or
fatally or seriously injured
A relief train conveyed the dead and
injured to Cheyenne, and wrecking
crew was employed all night in clear
ing the track OF wreckage and putting
the roadbed in condition for the re-
sumption of traffic.
AS a result of the accident No. 8.
due in this city from the east at 5:45
this morning. was delayed until 2:15
this afternoon. but the other west
bound trains are coming in nearly on
time
This Is the third accident OF a Sc
rious nature on the Wyoming division
of the Union Pacific during the last
three months. and although Superin-
tendent Anderson of that division is
regarded as one of the best railroad
men in the west. his recent troubles
have earned him the railroad title OF
Hard Luck Anderson"
Miss Clingenpul was killed.
The severely injured are:
Mrs. Olive Cllngenpul, Danbury. Ia,
mother of the dead girl, wrist broken,
suffering from severe shock,
Miss Rose Clingenpul. left leg
broken.
Everett Frledley, Rising City Neb.,
legs and head bruised, seriously.
U. S. Smith, McAlester, Okla, right
arm fractured
Mrs. q. M, Hickox, Grand Rapids,
Wis. shoulder fractured.
E. e. Barber, Junction City, Kas.,
arm and shoulder wrenched
John Pfeiffer. Akron, Cole, back in
jured
A. T. Non, Indianapolis, leg frac-
tured
Celia Nelson, Omaha, shoulder in
jured. back sprained.
John Pass. Rawlins, Wyo, right
arm broken.
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from Austria, where he is said to haveI
deserted his first wife.
Representing himself as the scion oil
an aristocratic Austrian family, he|
married Elva Brindel of Mahanoy City,|
Pay in 1895. A photograph OF this
wife and one of her children were Sc
cured by the police
The woman's parents were wealthy
and by influence enlisted Bauman se-
cured a good position. He came to
Chicago in 1889, stopping for time
with Mrs. Bauman No. 2 at the Audi
! toTium
Bauman was In charge at that time
OF the Chicago Office in the Atwood
building OF the Mutual Life Fund as
sociation. New York company. He
was associated with E. P Barrett. The
latter died six months ago
After leaving the hotel the Bau-
mans took stone front residence at
1905 Grand boulevard. paying $3.50 a
month rent They had four children
and lived In splendid form, with the
luxuries of servants and carriages.
Two years later they moved to New
York city and continued an existence
of comfort and style. Mrs. Baumans 8
father, Mr.. Brindle. contributed gen.
erously to their support
The enjoyment, particularly the
good time Bauman had been having,
was unexpectedly interrupted by the
reported sudden appearance In New
York of his first wife from Australia.
When she satisfied his second wife of
her prior claim on Bauman the former
is said to have taken her children and
returned to her parents, Detective
Woodbridge says she is now living at
! 302 King street, Washington, Del.
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THE POTTER CAFE TONIGHT

What is more enjoyable IhanNa nice
lunch after the theater. with delight
ful music ard the best OF serviceY
That is what YOU can find at The Pot
ter tonight, or any other night in the
week, and at popular prices: Fresh
Holsters have just been received
from Rockland. Maine. and shell oys-
ters from the famous 'Tuke Beds"
in Oregon Cooking delicious, every
thing the very best obtainable. Prof
Dent Mowrey's orchestra IN attend
ance tonight, and you know that
means the best of music. You can
reserve a table for as many as you
like by calling up Ind. phone 499, or
Bell 526. Have you done so2 =
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When the fans of five major league
baseball teams trot out TO the ball LOT
for the first games this spring they
Will watch the work of new managers,
for that number of magnates for the
big league decided that they needed
new managers when the last season
closed. The clubs that will have new
heads are Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Bos-
ton and st. Louis.
John CANCEL Is the manager let ont
by Garry Hermann at Cincinnati af-
ter one years service. This Is a deal
that always did look rather queer
Hermann admitted that the Reds un-
der Camel had made more money for
him than any previous team. He also
made the statement that he was
pleased with the players that he had
gathered together for the next season.
Still Hermann let the big first base
man out and took on Clark Griffith,
formerly with the Highlanders as his
leader. Camel has signed to manage
Rochester of the Eastern league at q
big league salary.
At Boston the rollers were placed
under Joe Kelly. but at that Joe may
continue to draw his salary. Dovey
decided that Kelly had not done as
well as he expected, and picked
Frank Bowerman as his new mana
ger despite the fact that Kelly had
two years contract.
This fact may lead Dovey into some
trouble with the National commas
sion, as Kelly has entered a protest,
and II ever a protest should be up
held 1t is this one Dovey understood
that Toronto was willing to get Kelly
back and pay him as much as Boston
was Offering,
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Chicago Jan. 27.-Bigamy, swim
ding and embezzlement are attributed
to the career of Harry J. Bauman,
alias DIR. Herman Brandt, as revealed
in Judge Clfford's court yesterday,
when the accused was placed on trial
for having stolen s604 from Agnes Rus
sell, who formerly trusted him with
her property and her money. Detec-
resting the man, located three women
who say he married and then desert
ed them and expects to hear from sew
eral more disappointed women.
a charge oil bigamy rests against
Bauman at Waterford, n. Y. and he
Is wanted for alleged swindllng In
Philadelphia and embezzlement at
Troy. n. Y, according to reports OF
Detective Woodbridge Besides the
loss 10 Mrs Russell, for which Bau
man was arrested merchants. hotel
keepers, jewelers. and BARRIERS In Chi
cago say they were swindled by him
out of about $4,000,
Sixty witnesses took the stand In
Judge Clifffford's court to testify OF
the wrongdoings of Bauman. He re-
fused to make any statement in his
own behalf.
Bauman's last escapade, which led
to his arrest and the revelations of his
checkered career, Yves his alleged lar
ceny, on account of which Mrs. Rus
sell secured his arrest by Detective
Woodbridge. The record of the mar
unearthed by Detective Woodbridge Is
supposed to be but a small part of the
suspected double dealings Of Baumar
since he came to the United States
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Bowerman is 3 catcher OF marked
ability. but 1t remains TO be seen
what he can do in the managerial line.
He has gotten much instruction from
Muegsy McGraw and 1t may be tnnr
aedate Boston will watch really ag-
gressive National team
Boston also had great part In the
managerial position OF another CLUB.
brooklyn. Boston holds Bill Dahlen.
who was badly wanted by Ebbetts ss
leader of the Didgers, but Dovey
wouldn't cut him loose, SO the Brook
lvn mantle falls on Harry Lumley,
the star outflelder of the trolley dodg
ers Lumley takes hold of bunch
Of misfits left over BY Patsy Donovan,
who has been IN charge for tnres
vears without getting Brooklyn back
anywhere near the place that 1t held
In the time OF Ned Hanlons regime.
He is a veteran Of the game ana was
a member of the great Pttsporg Team
of the nineties. As yet Donovan nas
not signed for the season OF lso"
John McCloslpey passes up the 81
7 ouis leadership to Roger Bresnahan.
Incidentally. the deal whereby the
Giant catcher went to the Cardinals
created a mild baseball sensation. IL
was not believed that McGraw would
consent to pass up his great catcher,
but some pressure was brought to
bear that resulted in the deal going
through and the Cardinals have a
leader this season that ought to inject
moro ginger than the st Louis fans
have seen In their National teams in
recent years. McCloskey, who was
let ont of the management. has land
ad the leadership OF Milwaukee In
the American associa<ioa-
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The injury is very painful and serious
TO Mr. Watts, owing To the fact that he
is we'll along In years. He Is said to
be 81 years old.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building. If you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company. =
Judge Howell Issues order-Judge
Howell has Issued an order directing
the sale of the Ogden Sanitarium at
the mouth of Ogden canyon. to satisfy
a Judgment for $4,000. secured by ].
H. KhurtZ. trustee. on January o. The
sale VIII be held February 16 and the
highest bidder to Sheriff Wilson will
get the property.
HARD COAL turns Winter into Sum
nor Shurtliffs. Phones is. =
jolly Bachelors Entertained-The
Ogden n. G u. basketball team last
evening entertained at the Armory
Hall the Jolly Bachelors team a de-
Ecious luncheon was served and the
evening was otherwise spent in social
recreation. 70 add TO the entertain
ment OF the evening the two teams
played an interesting game. The
Armory team was defeated by score
of 16 TO Z. Another happy feature
of the evenings program was a
wrestling match between Dow Bray
and c. Wheeler, which was declared
draw.
E-Z-Money Kelly-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly. =
Groceries. groceries. you always
want them, we want to sell them. See
us, Tribe &c Jones. -
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brated poet, will have charge of the
local celebration.
While the program for this evening
is not fully elaborated 1t will include
musical rendition of some OF Poes
poems. an organ Interpretation OF
THE Raven" illustrated recitations
from his poems. possibly the play of
"Politian," and a short address from
a distinguished Virginia speaker. On
Tuesday morning the celebration will
take an international turn. There
will be an address in French by Dr..
Alcee Fortier of New Orleans on
Poe's influence on French literature,
and an address In English by Prof.
George Edward, recently of Munich,
Germany, on Poe's influence on Ger
man literature. In addition to these
two speeches will be continental tri-
butes both in pose and poetry. AT
this meeting the chairman of the COM
mittee OF arrangements. DR.. Charles
w. Kent. will preside On Tuesday
evening the president of the univer-
sity, DR.. E. A. Alderman, will make
a hrief Introductory address and will
then present to the audience Prof,
Barrett Wendell OF Harvard univer-
sity, well known in America and Eu-
rope as an accomplished scholar and
interesting speaker. In addition TO
this address from this talented New
Highlander, there will also be an ad-
dress by a distinguished southern stu
dent of Poe's life and letters. AT
this evenings meeting tributes from
England and America both in prose
and poetry, will be read.
A number of distinguished literary
men and women will be especially in
yited to the interesting occasion and
all who honor the memory of this
American genius will be gladly well
come.
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LOCAL OPTION BILL
PASSES HOUSE

Boise. Idaho. Jan, 26.-Although
foredoomed to defeat by a caucus of
the Republican members of the house.
the local option bill today passed the
house by a vote of "a to 8. Before
the final ballot a motion to recommit
1t was lost, 27 to %. Two OF these
who acted with the majority at the
caucus had changed their views and
third refused to vote on the motion
to recommit. 1t is expected the bill
will pass the senate with a few amend
ments.
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ber 10th last, and by such acts vio-
laied Wisconsin statute; that the
money was given to Ermonds to pay to
other electors prior to the primary, in
sums ranging from So per day to $1,000
In bulk. as Il consideration for some
act to be done in relation to the pri-
may by electors for Mr.. Stephenson.
Other charges allege that the money
was paid U. S. Kelley, Sauk county,
one Hambeighton, of Racine, Roy
Morse, of Fond De Lac. and divers
others persons paid various sums as
consideration for acts to be done
corruptly and unlawfully.
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UTAHNA'S PRIZE IN OUR
WINDOW.

Mr.. Moore of the Utahna Theater
has purchased from us $500 fish
scr, which is to be given away at the
Jheater next Saturday night
The set may be seen in our corner
window and is by far the handsomest
prize yet offered.
One ticket is given to every patron
oil the Theater all this week, so shat
IT. is possible for one person TO hold
several tickets, and whoever wins the
set will be fortunate. =
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with sweeping powers to investigate
the Insurance commissioners office.
the scandal involving former Supreme
Judge Milo y. Root and rumors con.
cerning the acceptance OF free trans
portatlon anl telephone and telegraph
franks by officials and Legislators.
was voted down today in the senate,
by a vote OF Il TO IS The resolution
was strongly worded and was taken
by some members as a reflection upon
the integrity OF the supreme court
Members condemned 1t as a wanton
outrage and oOe suggested its authors
should be required to apologize to the
senate or be expelled.
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MILLIONS OF
CATHOLICS IN U. S.


Milwaukee. Wis, Jan. 26-There
are 14.235,451 Roman Catholics in the
United States, according to the adj
vance sheet of the 1909 Wiltzius Off
cial Catholic directory, published in
this city. The statistics are furnished
6by the archbishops and bishops of
the United States. after the taking Of
a census in all dioceses.
Added to the 14,235,451. the number
of Catholics in the Philippines, Porto
Rico and Hawaiian Islands. brings the
grand total of the Catholics under the
United States flag to 22,474,440, as
compared with 12,o5S,o00 Catholics
subjects under the British flag
The Catholic population Of some OF
the leading dioceses In the United
States follow; Chicago. .l.150,000; ST.
Louis, $4,000; San Francisco. 250.000.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-27
SENATOR FRANCIS G.
NEWLANDS REELECTED.

Carson. New Jan. 26.-United
States Senator Francis G. Newlands,
Democrat who had been chosen by
popular vote 10 succeed himself. was
today reelected by both houses OF
the legislature, voting separately. In
the senate he received II votes. two
members not casting their ballots.
The assembly gave him its full vote
for As. The Republicans stood by their
agreement 20 abide by the popular
vote, and placed no candidate in nomi-
nation.
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BLAINE FILES CHARGES
AGAINST SEN. STEPHENSON

Madison. Wis, Jan. Ex-senator
Blaine filed charges today. alleging
that United States Senator Stephen
son. as candidate for reelection,
gave to Republican State Chairman A.
E. Edmonds of Appleton. a sum or
money in excess of 100000. and ap-
proximating S25o,OOo, in relation to
the primary election. held on Septem-
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TAFT SENDS CHECK FOR S25
TO ORPHANAGE FOR NEGROES

Augusta, Ga, Jan. 26.-Rev. Daniel
McHorten, colored. professor of Shi-
loh orphanage. an institution for the
colored orphans of Augusta. yester"
day received a check for SIS from
President-elect Taft In his not Mr.
Taft said:
Il hope you can make the check use
full in the good work you are doing.
We are exceedingly interested in your
institution and / hope you VIII long
maintain. It,"
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tor to succeed Chester I. Long for the
six year term beginning March 4, next.
JOS. l.. Bristow, the Salina editor and
formerly fourth assistant postmaster
general, was given a decisive ma
jority over Hugh Farelly, Democrat,
OF Chanute. the only other candidate.
Tomorrow the two houses in joint ses-
sion will formerly ratify today's cleo
ton
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PROGRAM

For the Musical History Course, to Be
Given at the Congregational
Church, Jan. 29th, at p. m.
Ito Spring ..............G .Grieg
Miss Carrie Browning.
2.-(a) Liebes Lied. ........ Shelley
OBJ Du bist vie cine Blume..
(c) Ichliebedich ,..... ,Grieg
Mr.. a, H. Sander.
3.-Lecture on Grieg ...,......
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bishop.
AT Home ....,...,........G Grieg
Miss Carrie Browning,
5.-ta) Absence .......,Me Metcalf
(b) Jean .................. .Spross
(c) AT Nightfall ....... .Metcalf
Mr. A. II. Sander.
o,-SeIecleu .s..-..s.. ....s..-...
Miss Carrie Browning.
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Clear Mustx Room

When musty odor is perceptible
In room place some charcoal in a
dish or hang 1t up in little bag Of
net OF cheesecloth. This will purify
the air and absorb the odors
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GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE

tonight. January 27. 1909. under the
auspices of 7. NJ. NJ. 1. A. of the Third
Ward. at Third Ward Amusement hall.
Admission 50c. per couple. including
concert and dance Tickets to con-
cert only Csc. each. -
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Use Some Tact.

1t is not wise to speak your mind
nor to be an eloquent apostle Of plain
truths. Should you do so you Will
find your path beset with both enc
mics and many regrets.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-27

Doan's Regulets cure constipation
without gripping, nausea. nor any weak
ening effect. Ask your druggist for
them. 25 cents per box. -
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ISIS THEATER
A GOOD SHOW ALL THE TIME
PROGRAM.
THIS WEEK.

Crack Riders.
The Waltz Flend
Prof's Love Tonic.
The Actors Baby Carriage.
The Serpentine Dance.
Buflin Wins First Prize.
Where is My Wandering Boy To-
night.
Miss Clara Fafek In Illustrated
Songs.
Afternoons 2:3O to 5. Evenings z
to IL. Admission 10c; children &C. =
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Topeka. Kas,. Jan. 26.-The house
and senate here today, in separate
session, voted for United States sena-
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CALLS FOR COMMITTEE
WITH SWEEPING POWERS

Olympia, Jan. 26.-A resolution,
calling for legislative committee
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTBD-Good vIolinist. Electric
Theater. ~ ST
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STANDARD TELEPHONES
EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. '?hone, two rings. No, SO
ReU 'Phone, two rings. Mo. SO
elIslNESS OFFICE
Ind. 'Phone, ono ring. No. SO
Reli 'Phone. ono ring. Mo. Sc
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NEWLY furnished housekeeping
rooms, cheap. $50 s1st- ! 27 limo

THREE or four furnished rooms,
strictly modern. 2247 Lincoln.
81 1wk
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-28
NEWS OF OAKLAND ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN IEADRO
PAYS IN COURT FOR
MEALS AND DEPARTS
Agent ReIinquishes His Savings
to Avoid Jail Sentence

OAKLAND, Oct. 27.--After pleading
guilty to defrauding an inn keeper. S.
arthur Gray, an aged agent, paid over
to Mrs. A. REM In open court this
morning s12.s5, the amount that he had
saved in meals during the last month
by connivance with a waiter.
The transaction was made before
Judge Quinn. sitting in the police
court, who heard the testimony in the
case and suspended sentence.
Mrs. REM keeps a coffee housa In
washington street below Seventh. A
montnN ago Gray became one OF her
patrons. and though he ate three meals
a DAY In the place, he always paid with
a 10 cent check. Mrs REM learned
mat the patron was tipping the waiter
10 cents at each serving and receiving
q check for 10 cents in return for the
favor.
Gray was arrested last night on the
cnarge of defrauding an inn keeper.
the waiter having been discharged.
and pleaded guilty. He told the court
ne had saved sf2.95 by his system.
The bailir informed the Judge thar
Gray had $50 In the jail, which was
taken from. his pockets when he was
arrested The money was brought to
the courtroom and Mrs. Renz's claim
was satisfied. Then Gray was allowed
to depart.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-28
STUDENTS IN LINE
FOR CIVIC GROWTH
Promise Their Support to Bond
and Annexation Campaign

OAKLAND, Oct 27.-The active par
ficipstion Of 500 students of the Oak
land manual training and commercial
high school as workers for the bond
and annexation elections was promised
tonight at a meeting OF the chamber
Of commerce by representatives of the
school The students were heartily
spplauded by the large crowd present.
The meeting was called by the cham
ber's progress and prosperity commit
tee 20 consider plans for the campaign
in favor OF the annexation and the
bond issues. Civic bodies and the labor
unions OF Oakland were all represented.
The business of the meeting consisted
of the adoption of the report OF the
executive committee, which outlined
the plan OF campaign There will be
two divisions OF workers. The annex
alton division will be under the direc-
ton Of Frank w. Bilger, and the bond
issue division in charge of j. w. Garth
waite.
In each division there will be 10
stan officers and seven majors, each
major to be in charge of a ward of
the city Of Oakland. Besides this, the
organization will be carried out in the
precincts Of the wards. each precinct
having a captain in charge Of the
work OF fostering sentiment in favor
ofSbonds and annexation and OF bring
ing out q large vote favorable to those
projects.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-28
OFFERS PRIZE FOR
WOMAN BALLOONIST
Capitalist Will Give Daughter
Largest Gasbag Ever Made
if She Is Victor

OAKLAND. Oct. 27.-The exploit of
his daughter, Miss Margaret Miller, in
ascending from Sixty-third street and
Telegraph avenue in the balloon City
of Oakland Sunday has induced James
Miller, the retired pottery manufac-
turer OF East stOakiand, to offer a special
prize to the young woman for her next
feat She is to make her second ascen-
sion next Sunday from Twelfth and
Market streets, San Francisco, ,in the
same balloon, which will enter against
the San Francisco aero clubs gas bag
in the second heat of the two city ball
loon race.
Millers prize, to be bestowed on his
daughter If the Oakland aerialists win
the series and the cup. will be the
largest balloon ever made. 1t will have
a capacity of 10000 cubic feet, or 5000
cubic feet more than the largest balloon
yet constructed. The basket of the big
bag will be equal to carrying IS or 20
passengers, with ballast.
Two heats of the balloon race have
been held The first was won by San
Francisco and that of last Sunday was
taken by Oakland. The winner next
Sunday will retain the cup. Prepara-
tions are being made to tow the bal
looms ashore if they drop into the bay.