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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14
Three Are Killed.

Northeast, Pa, Dec Ito deter
nine the cause Of the fatal wrecyli
on the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern railroad near here last midnight.
resulting in three deaths. an inyesti-
cation will be conducted at Buffalo
today
The dead are:
ANTON LUND, ~ years old. Holly
wool, California. on his way TO Copcn-
/ hagen, Denmark,
JOHN CLAIR. IS years old. Cedar
Point. Kansas. on his way to France.
FRANCIS BERNARD. SO wears old,
Cedar Point Kansas, on his way to
France,
Fifteen persons were injured. seven
OF them seriously.
Plunging forward through blizzard
at the rate OF more than sixty miles
an hour. the ST Louis section OF the
Twentieth Century Limited crashed
into the rear of the Chicago and Bos-
ton special
All those killed and injured were
occupants OF the smoking car OF the
special,
The Chicago and Boston special is
slow passenger train. running east
ward. Ii was halted at the depot mere
on account OF II breakdown to the To-
comotlye on the Cleveland and New
York special, which usually runs two
hours ahead of the Chicago and Bos-
ton special. The regular Chicago
section of the Twentieth Century linn
tied was 45 minutes late. For this
reason the section from st. Louis over
the Big Four railway started east
first, although il was ten minutes
late
When the reptirs to the Cleveland
and New York special were complet-
ed. the block was lifted and the Chi
cago and Boston special was allowed
TO proceed. Al this minute the lim-
tied was due and as there was no
block against it. II continued at the
usual speed.
Directly in front Of the depot here
the limited ran into the rear OF the
Chicago and Boston special. Just be
fore the crash. Engineer j.. NJ. Ber-
ger, of the limited, noticed the tram
In front but was unable to avoid the
crash
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Gen. Morales Gains a Victory.

Bluefield, Mic. Dec. 14.-An off.
cal message received at the insureen.
headquarters here announces that
General Morales. at the head of a
oand If insurgents, has captured
lortnga, Orisi and Supoa, three small
towns on the Costa Rican frontier.
Morales proclaimed Estrada presi.
cent OF Nicaragua and contoinued his
march 10 attack the important town
OF Rlvas.
General Estrada and his followers
"dNe taken courage at the prospect
VI assistance from the United States.
" tAQr efforts TO overthrow the gov
enuNht OF Nicaragua.
The United States cruisers Des
Sioines and Tacoma and the collier
Leonidas, with their crows on board
orc sui lying outside the harbor. \
eIoiegram reports that 700 addition
~ marines from the United States
nave started for Colon. Panama, and
uis interpreted as assurance that
marines VIII be sent here to reinforce
'l1 bluejackets now in the harbor.
United States Consul Moffat is max.
"s tentative arrangements for shore
qudFters for the American fighting
nlch. The consul is in hourly com
u,pnlcation with Commander Shpley
~, inc Des Moines and Commander
.Hplack Of the Tacoma aud also is
W1changing long cablegrams With
Washington.
Ihe presence OF the Americans
]ere affords the people of the city a
use of security. 1t is noted with
alslaction that since the arrival oi
we Des Moines General Vasqles oi
u" government forces near Rama has
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14
REPUBLIC IRON AND
STEEL MAKES RECORD

New York, Dec. 13.-Beyond the
nero chronicle of the fact of a de-
sultory advance in prices of stocks
today, there wac little OF interest in
the market Feeble as was the gen,
eral demand, there was fairly COM
prehensiye show of strength by the
stocks. This was largely accom-,
plished by a sympathetic effect of DIS
proportionate advances in q number
CT special stocks. The most conspic-
uous was Republic I4on and steel.
which rose TO 10 Ia, the highest in
several years,
The recent entry into the Lehi dl-
rectorate of the dominant figures in
the Rock Island property of course
came into renewed discussion in con-
nection with the movement The allie
cation that Wabash was 10 be oon-
cerned In the linking OF the two prop
critics aBso played q part In the day7s
discussion, as IL has on former occa-
sons. A new suggestion that the
Rock Island stock might he retired
In exchange for bond Issue and the
property put into the hands of the
common stockholders.
The violent advance i'm Western
Maryland securities pointed TO an
other field for deal rumors, which
wero left in the rumor stage. without
authentic confirmation.
y hardening OF discount rates in
London and Berlin, the securing by
tho continent CT tho London gold sup
ply and the sustained hrmness of for.
eigD exchange rates here modified the
effect OF the New ork weekly bank
statement TO some extent Call mon.
cy touched per cent.
Bonds were steady. Total salos
par value, s3.77S.O0O United States
Is advanced 3-S and the IS Is 2er
cent in the bid prices on call.
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POOL ROOM
AND RACES
Percentage Against the
Public is Is to
$50 Per Cent.

Washington. Dec. 1i-HeDry Bro.
laskl OF Monrovia, California. who in
trcduced himself as having been a
gambler poolroom proprietor. book.
maker al race tracks, and handbook
maker was the principal witness to-
day before the senate Judiciary com
mittee in connection with its hearing
on Senator BUrkett's bill prohibiting
the transmission of information re.
garding race track betting or odds
over telephone and telegraph wires
The hearing was held under the aus
plces OF the National Reform Bureau,
but MIR. BrolaSki easily out.distauced
all the reformers in his advocacy OF
the bill. He estimated the number
OF poolTooms in the United States TO
be about seventy and said of these
fifty we're located in New York City
He also declared there were cas-.
lily 100000 handbooks and poolroom
players in New York. He said the pcr-
centSge against the player in pool
room would be from % to $50 per
cent and In handbook from to Is
per cent, which he declared would eat
up any mans capital in short order
He Strenuously advocated the en-
sctment of legislation along the lines
OF the Burkett bill. saving that only
by such means could the evil of race
track betting be terminated He also
Insisted newspapers publishing race
track prices or results should be kept
out of the malls.
Mr.. Brolaski. it should be stated,
is the former proprietor OF a track ia
Mexico. which has been made the
basis OF gambling operations in the
United States and which was put out
OF business on the complaint OF the
state department of this country. He
takes the position that other people
in the same business should be treat
ed as he is
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AUSTRIAN ON RAMPAGE.

Bingham, Dec. 13.-Mikc Sonnevicb
an Austrian at Highland Boy. was ar.
rested by Deputy Sheriff {. ID. Coalcs
late last evenine and lodged in The
Bingham jail. He was viciouslv fol.
lowing Ernest War; from place 10
place, threatening to carve him vim
a knife, He seems to have imbibed
the spirit of the AustrIans who went
on rampage the night before. stab.
bing three men. Little Austria" has
been quiet for several weeks. but of
late they have become restless, reouir.
Ing the constant vigilance of the oifi.
GERS.
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COLD AIR
IN SCHOOLS
Physicians Favor New
Idea Of the Chicago
Superintendent

Chicago. Dec. 14.-Lower temporal
ture in all the public schools. thorough
airings of clasSroom5 several times q
day and a general campaign for better
health conditions for the children VIII
result from the experiment of cold
air" rooms at the Graham school and
the Mary Crane nursery
This WAS announced Yesterday by
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, superinten-
dent. after she and staff of physic-
fans and several district superinten
dents had visited both schools and CIV
en- their hearty approval OF the
scheme.
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WOMAN WITH A FORTUNE
FOUND ILL IN STREET

Monterey. Cal, Dec, 14.-Holding
fast TO handbag in which were S12.-
600 worth OF diamonds and jewelry,
and $4,000 in railroad and industrial
bonds. woman, we'll dressed and
about 80 or SO years of age. was found
last night lying i'll In the street A
letter was found in her bag address.
ed 10 Mrs. Ina l. Cummings. 52S
Twelfth street, Oakland. There were
also insurance policies for $4,000 on
property In Oakland The woman
could give little account of herself.
She said she had a daughter named
Mrs. Daniels at Carmel by the Sea,
From papers found with the wom-
an it was presumed that her first
husband was w. p. Stewart OF ST.
Louis. and that she is now Mrs. Ina
l.. Cummings of St Louis.
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OF thought from other writers and
sending them TO the editor as their
own.
The rival newspaper published In
Clinton prison showed in its last num-
ber in parallel columns that ono Sing
Sing convict had sent in poem by
Julia Ward Howe as bis own, while
another contribution. credited TO Con.
vict No. AZ, tS2. was original some
years ago with William Shakespeare
OF Slratford, England.
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on the national commission for re-


on the national commission for re-
view s
johnson Is not altogether satisncd
that when the national league turned
over tho nffidavits in the bribery cases
10 The national commission, all papers
in the case were sent along. At that
time New York physician was iIlcIe, @
" the representative ot inc nun
higher up" and he believes ne ndS
evidence that viii enable tne nd',onS' ',',
commission to go after tnis ihui'iu
ual.
The national commission had Two
short informal sessions today, Meet
inCs will he held tomorrow ana lhutS'
day at which the new evidence con
cerning the umpire bribery is 10 Dc
gone over.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14
PRODUCTION OF LEAD
SHOWS a FALLING OFF

Washington, Dec. 14.-Aithoagn The
United States was the Greltest loser
among the nations IN the 1908 FRO.
duction of lead, nevertheless, IL turn
ed out in that year u per cent of
the entire worlds u-put This is the
statement in report by The United
States geological survey on the pro-
duction Of lead in 1905. Missouri.
the leading producer. showed an in
crease in the amount o. he mine, al
mined, while the three next states.
Idaho. Utah and Colorado showed re-
6uced production
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Anti-zelaya Demonstration Extends to Nicara-
gua's Congress Insurgents Gaining Heart
Through the Presence of Marines
on American Ships.

redoubled his efforts 10 affect COM
promie with Estrada.
General Estrada now has 2.4Oo men
and looks forward to an early engage
ment that will result in a decisive
victory Tor the insurgents.
Estrada announces that hihs first
step. preliminary to joining Morales
aud other Of his leaders in the com.
bined attack upon Managua. Will be
the surrovnding of VasQuez which
movement he thinks is partially ac-
complished now.
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Chlcano Livestock.

Chicago, Dec -Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 11.000; market weak;
beeves 81 00aS so; Texas steers Sc. 65
IA 10; western steers 81 00a6 so;
stockers and feeders SO. 0Ja5 Is; cows
and heifers 81 00a5 so; calves 81 00a
$50
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000:
market steady; light SS 1OaS SO; mix
cd IS 25aS 65; heavy IS 30aS 20;
rough SIS 30aS. As; good to choice
heavy $S 45aS 10. pigs So ooaS 90;
bulk of sales $S 45aS 60.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 21,o00.
Market weak. Native So 50a5. 80: :
western 81 75a5 80: yearlings s6 %
az 30; lambs. native. So. 50aS 20;
western So. 75aS 20.
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston. Dec. 1.-THE feature of tba
local wool market is the active do.
maDd for Ohio delainc, which is br,ne.
ing 5sc' The rest of the market is
dull, but firm. and dealers see M
signs OF weakening symptoms. There
have been some fairly heavy trans.
actions In territory wooi for this Sea.
son Of the year
Biddlngs for the 1910 clip is growino
In activity and sales are reported fron,
well-known territory centers of a. On 80
- IL for the uncliDDeG proouct ~
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{ XXPI'()IEllT FAX
IN QUE c
May Involve Canada
and This Country in
Tariff War

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. Ii.-The prov
ince of Quebec viii put an export tax
into effect September / upon pulp
wood shipment to the United States.
The announcement comes publicly
from Mr. Taschereau minister of pub
lie works for the province. that the
plans have not been changed for put.
ting this export tax into effect, even
If the action of the provincial gov
ernment may bring on the threatened
tariff war and disruption of trade re-
lations with the neighboring ma
tion
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was defeated he would kill himself.
Yesterday he was found In his shop
with bullet in his brain
CHAUFFEUR FOURTEEN YEARS
OF AGE is ARRESTED

New York, Dec 1.-THE youngest
chauffeur ever arrested here 10,
speeding was arraigned IN a Brooklyn
police court yesterday and neld un
der bonds for trial. The boy, VINO
the police ray Is less than II years
old. plead guilty to going thirty-tw-
miles an hour on Long Island bou
levard. He has state license as
chauffeur for his father, n wealthy
contractor.
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PROF. BELLS EXPERIMENTS.

New York. Dec. 1i.-Associates of
Prof Alexander Graham Bell an
nounced here today that the inventor
Will shortly resume his experiments
at Baddeck, Nova Scotia. with new
form OF tetrahedral aeroplanc, com
bining both horizontal anG oblique sur
faces. Five other types OF aeroplanes
are also being constructed at Bad
deck and il is expected that the Ca
madam government Will make an ap-
preparation to aid in perfecting these
machines.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14
PROMINENT WOMEN JOIN
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY

New York, Dec l4.-Mrs ]. Bor.
den Hartman, president OF the Col.
ony club. has joined the EQUAL Fran
chise society. So have Mrs. James a.
Stillman. Jr,, and Mrs. Gertrude Ath-
crton. More than forty other names
also have been added TO the mem
bership roll In the last week and
among these latest recruits are large
number of trained nurses and presi-
dents of nurses ammnae associations
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KOREANS TO ERECT A
MONUMENT TO ITO

Seoul, Tuesday. Nov. ia sta
tue In hero size Of the Iate Prince
Ito Is 10 be erecJed in Se)ul by the
voluntary subscriptions Of Koreans
very large sum OF mo ICY has al.
ready been subscribed and poor eco.
pic all over TIE country are con,Ii-
buting small amounts. and even valu.
ables. 10 mark their appreciation OF
the former pIesident-general
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CROWDS IN THE STREETS OF NANACUA
CRy, ''LONG LIVE THE UNITED STATES'

I've steers 3.72 1-2aS.00; COWS and
heifers 2.75al.I0; western steers 3.6Oa
go; stockers and feeders 2.75a5. 10;
calves 3.50a750, bulls 275a4. so.
Hogs-Receipts HOO Market 6
TO 10 lower. Heavy S25aS.4O: mixed
and light S2OaS25; pigsc 6.50aT5O.
Sheep-Rcceipts II, 500 Market 10c
to zoe lower. Yearlings 575a6S0;
wthers 525a5,6o; ewes i.25a5.oO:
lambs 650a775
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14
NELSON TO MEET
BRITISH FIGHTER

Chicago Dec. 14--According to
statement made by John Robinson,
who has been acting as agent tor Bat,
Ting Nelson. the Dane has accepted
terms for a match with Fred Welch'
the British lightweight champion. Tor
d 2O-round bout in England IN Feo'
ruary Mr. Robinson, who arrived In
the city yesterday, said toaJ an Eng
lish publication devoted TO pugilism
had offered a purse of $4,000 for
meeting between Nelson and WEIGH
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EXCHANGE and Bonds.

New York, Dec IA Close: Prime
mercantile paper 5a5 IL per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at $4s4.15a
% for 6O-day bills and siS7 S5 for
demand. Commercial bills $4S3 LA
iS4. Bar silver. 50 rs.
Mexican dollars, A. Government
bonds, firm; railroad bonds irregular.
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SIX AND ONE-HALF YEARS
FOR EMBEZZLlNG S28, COO

Columbus, Ohio. Dec. 14,-Grayso son
S. Osborn, defaulting teller OF the
Huntington National bank, appeared
in the United States court today and
: entered plea of guilty of embezzlns 9
S2S.000 from the banks funds. He
was sentenced to six and one-hali
years In the federal prison at LeaS'
enworth, Kas.
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Produce Market

Chicago, Dec. 11.-Butter-S Steady;
creameries, 27634: dairics. 2663O.
Esgs-Steady; receipts. S124; at
mark, cases included, 2O1-2@25 IL;
firsts. %; prime first, 3, IL.
Cheese-Firm; dairies, l6 l-2@
l6 34' 1916 IA; young Americas.
16 IA; long horns, 16 l-2
New York, Dec. 14.-Buttcr-F Firm:
western factory, rs II a25; western
imitation creamery, 26a2S.
Cheese-Firm; September fancy II:
do Oct; best 16 IL,
Eggs-Steady; western extra firsts
33aS5; western firsts 31a32.
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MRS. RUlZ'S JEWELS ARE
SOLD FOR $4,000

London. Dec. 14.-Mrs. Mary Agnes
Ruiz's jewels were sold at auction yes
terday for $4,000. When she killed
herself here on the tenth of last May,
it was asserted, after inquiry. that
Mrs. Ruiz left S1S0,o00 In cash, a
number Of costly gowns and jewelry
worth many thousands of dollars,
There were siXty-one lots, but only
four of them brought more than $1,000
each
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SIX MEN SERIOUSLY
INJURED IN AN EXPLOSION

Topeka. Kas. Dec. 11-Six men were
seriously injured in an explosion of
natural gas in a fire cistern here this
afternoon Frank Snyder, street com
missioner, is probably fatally burned.
The men, who are members Of the
street force. were cleaning out the
cistern. One struck match to light
a cigar and the explosion followed
The gas came from broken main.
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DEFEAT OF. A MAYOR
CAUSED A SUICIDE

Santa Barbara. Cal, Dec. 14.-John
Mulholland. harness maker. carries
out prediction threat yesterday
when he shot and killed himself Null
holland was warm friend and admir-
er OF Mayor E ]. Boezeke, who was
defeated in his candidacy for re-elec-
tion A few days ago before the cleo
tIon AIulholland said that If Boezeke
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14
MoReAN's DAUGHTER IN LEAGUE

New York, Dec. 14.-Miss Ammo
Morgan. daughter of j. P. Morgan,
l.; recent applicant for membership
in the Woman's Trades Union
league. and. when her name has been
passed upon. she will become a regu-
lar member. paying 81 a year, which
Is the fee.
This is the league to which the
striking shirtwaist makers belong.
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CHICAGO Close.

Chicago. Dec. 14-Close: Wheat
Dec. 81 10; May $1.10 3-S; July SO rs
al 90.
Corn-Dec, 62 Is; May &C Is; July
90 5-Sa3-f.
Oats-Dcc. 10 3.S; May A SIS; July
IL 3-S.
Pork January SCI %; May s21--
9 71-2; July $2l 60 l-2.
Lard-Dec. s13 55. Jan. Sl2 81 l-2.
May sI1.95 July $11 ST IL
Ribs-July $l1 80 IL; May and
July 81 S5-
Barley-Cash 55a72.
Rye-Cash II; Dec. 10. May 7SaSO-
Timothy-March So %.
Cloyer-March $16,25.
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LITERARY SCANDAL IN
SING SING PRISON

Ossining. n. Y. Dec. 14.-There is
a literary scandal in Sing Sing prison
Some of the conyicts are dishonest.
according to charges made by the
editor OF the Star of Hope. the news
paper published by the prisoners, The
editor claims that some of his con.
tributors have been stealing gems
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Suo5r and Coffee

New York, Dec. 14,-Sugar-Raw
quiet; Musoovado. 50 test, S.S1 IL:
centrifugal, 06 test. 4.21 1-2. molasses
sugar, SO test, $50 IL. Refined quiet.
Conee-Spot. quiet. No. Rio, IL,
nominal; No. Santos, s Sd.
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Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis. Dec 14.-Close, Wheat
Dec. Sill is; May Sill 1-Sa1~f;
cash No. ! hard. 81 II 3-Sa1 IA IA;
No. northern S1.12 7-Sa1 l5 5-S, NO
2 $1.10 7-Sa1.11 rs; No. spring
81 09a1 10 is.
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Call Money

New York, Dec. 14-Money on call,
firm, S4a5 per cent; ruling rate
! rs; closing bid, 4, offered al Ia.
Time loans weaker, GO days Pa
! 3-4; ninety days 1-2: six months
/ 1-4a1-2.
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CoNFESSES HE KILLED
CAPTAIN OF BALL TEAM

Topeka. Kas., Dec. 14.-Robert Rob-
inson, arrested here for forgery, has
confessed TO the officers that he
killed George Bowen. captain of the
baseball team at Monroe, Ga, on July
itn.
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SEARCHING PARTY FINDS DEAD,

Madisonville. KY. Dec. IA
searching party found the bodies OF
the seven negro miners entombed IN
The Baker mine. They had evidently
died from black damn.