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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.

Although there were fewer books on
yesterday. the play was heavier than
at any previous time and the talent
again won
C. English liked Black Domino and
after the stable commission had been
placed. told all his friends TO get
aboard.
w. P Maxwell figured that Mime
docla had a good chance to beat Cop
pertown and played his filly little.
Coppertown was much the best, how
ever
Captain Hackett was somewhat dis
appointed in the showing of his filly,
Yuba. which ran nice race as far
as she went.
Z. HickoX was somewhat put out be-
cause Van Duseu was put up in the
place of Frach on Pelham Van Dusen
brought Pelham in second. a feat that
another boy might not have accom-
plished.
Charlie Doherty was run up 500 In
the final and retained. DOherty has
caused his owner a lot of trouble TO
da;c
Someone bet Il chunk on Alivia, but
the horse failed TO show anything that
would justify it.
Had ,he cowboys and others let Reg
El Tovar alone. tho colt would have
stopped much sooner in his long run
c. A. Baldwin thought Orelio would
win and advised his friends to bet
thai way. Orclio was made too much
OF in the first part.
Charles Higgins arrived I'm town
with a string from Pocatello yester-
day.
Byron McNutt, the popular Butte
layer. is on hand and may cut in.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
KILLED BY
CANNIBALS
Captain and Crew of
Seven Meet Terrible
Death.

Ottawa. Ont, Sept 9-The murder
of eleven men by cannIbals Is an
nomced In a cable from Sydney, New
South Wales 1t says.
"A dreadful tragedy is reported from
the New Hebrides. Captain Lindsay.
master of the Ketch Rabaul. was first
speared and them dubbed to death
by a horde Of cannibals, the crew,
numbering ten, was massacred, ald
the vessel seized by sayages and
burned at Mallicallo, New Hebrides,
where cennibalism still exists
Some of the crew of the French
Ketch Guadelope we're captured by ma
tives of German New Britain have re-
bellcd against the government and
many fresh outrages are feared
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09

Of similar reports in circulation re-
Gently, but verincation came quickly.
and soon the cry OF extra" along
Wall Street carried the details Of the
inancier's death. Everywhere the
news was received with evidence Of
deep feeling. and with the common
recognition that the career II one OF
the worlds greatest financial powers
had como TO a close. The same pro-
found impression was reflected in up
town business quarters and the senu-
ment OF sympathy and regret was UNI
Versal.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
Death Was Not Unexpected, Though Early Re-
ports Were Encouraging Benefactor Is
Surrounded by Family When End Came.

New York. Sept Edward II. Har-
riman died at his home In Arden al
1886 this afternoon. Mr.. Hartman
had been in I'll health for a long time
He was born at Hampstead. Long Is
land, February %, 1913.
Mr.. Harriman's death had been eX-
pectcd for several days.
On last Sunday, he suffered a Sc
rious relapse due TO an attack of acute
indigestion, and he was unable to rally
from the critical condition which then
threatened his life.
With him at the time of death were
all the members OF his immediate fam
lily and DR.. Lyle.
Judge Lovett. the close friend and
business associate of Nh Hartman.
received tha FIRST word of the Gnan-
cier's death at the Union Pacific Of
fees and Immediately left for Arden.
Mr. Hartman Is survived by a Wild
ow. two sons. Avery and Roland Har-
rlman. and three daughters. Mrs. Rob
ert L. Gerry. Miss Mary and Miss Car
oil Hartman.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09

here n thousand and one dainty pieces
of lingerie charm and absorb the at
tcntion OF the spectators.
Educational.
This department is listed under the
head Of &C, and is presided over by
Miss Matilda Peterson. 1t included
everything In an educational sense and
Is attracting the attention of those In
terested in themes Of this character.
Other Departments.
The exhibits OF minerals, fossils
and the Hike are under the care Of
ing deserved attention.
The manufacturing department Is
we'll represented and consists of can
goods. packing house products. leath-
er goods, wood work and the like.
The poultry department is also at
tracing deserved attention and the
exhibits made arc Of especial interest
to those engaged in that business.
The merchants display Is varied
and elaborate and naturally attracts
much attention. 1t is a feature OF the
fair and one thoroughly appreciated
by those In attendance.
The horse department is especially
attractive TO a large proportion of
those in attendance and the exhibits
merit the approval of those lingering
among the thorough and standard
bred animals.
The department Of cattle. sheep,
goats, swine and the Ike all came in
for a measure Of appreciation and all
are factors In making the Intermoun-
tain Four State Fair a complete and
radical success in every particular.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
DISTINGUISHED FINANCIER PASSES
AWAY AFTER HEROIC fight FOR LIFE

Cafe Handicap. three-year-olds and up:
Ethel Day. 1O9; Merllngo. 95, Jolter,
1O2; Bardonia, 81, Trocha, 103: Buck
thorne. 100.
FIFTH RACE-Four and one-haf
furlongs. four-year-olds and up: Aunt
Hala. 109; Antara. 1O9; Rcdan. 109:
Cobleskill. 109. Gossiper II. 109; May
Worth. lO9; Ontario Oregon. 112; Ro-
bert Mitchell. 100.
SIXTH RACE-Four and Onc-half
furlongs. selling. four-year-olds and
up: Aqulllne. 1Ol: Mimic's Daughter.
109: Happy Chappy, 1O9; Wheatstone.
1O9. Lady Powell. 1O3; John A. Nal
lon, ll2; Godfather, 112.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09

Arden r. Y. Sept. 9-It is believed
that the sinking spell which ended In
Mr.. Harriman's dissolution began
shortly after I o'clock.
The denial of the rumor Os HIS
death. which was telcphoned 10 the
newspaper men at LIS. contained no
mention Of his condition at that time,
and 10 Is believed that whoever an
swered the telephone feared to send
out a report that Mr. Hartman was
dying, because there was still somC
slight hope that the doctors would
again revive their patient
Arden. y. Y, Sept 9.-The impen-
etrable seclusion of Arden persisted
even at the moment of Mr.. Hartman s.
death. and by no outward sign did the
great estate give evidence that the
masters end had come. The first
word known outside the guarded gates
was flashed from New York. Immed-
lately. efforts 10 break through the
barriers Of silence were unavailing
and Tower hill preserved its wonted
air OF absolute serenity.
When telephone connection was eS-
tablished with the Hartman mansion,
the response was immediate, confirm
ING the newsalready received from
New York that the financier died at
3.35 this afternoon.
Rev. J. II. McGinness. Mr.. Harri-
mans chaplain. was seen at 5'i5 hur-
rylng towards Arden house in an auto
mobile at top speed This fact was
significant in helping TO confirm the
announcement that Mr. Hartman
death really occurred at 1856. as first
lleported in New York and not earlier
i'm the day as is already rumored.
Owing to the fact that positive In
formation was received from the
house at l:i5 that Mr.. Hartman was
alive, 1t Is evident that death came
suddenly
The developments OF the last three
days indicate that Mr.. Hartman 5
death might have occurred at almost
any moment since his relapse last
Sunday.
The report OF an operation has not
been confirmed, and there is still
doubt as 10 whether Mr., Hartman eN-
pIred under the knife, from a crisis In
his disease. or from a combination OF
the extreme weakness that succeeded
the attack OF SSunday 1t Is possible
that the great flnancier's death was
caused by stoppage OF the vital
forces due 10 the fact that his long
Illness did not leave him sufficient
strength to rally from the attack,
/ which, in Itself. would not have dll"
ed a man in ordinary health.
The news of his death came as a
surprise to everyone at TurneS, for
no one connected with the estate here
had had any intlmation before the
final announcement that the end was
approaching.
1t IS possible that an autopsy Will
be held and that the world may at
last learn The true nature of Mr.. Har-
rimans mysterious disease,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
KILLED BY FALL
FROM FIRE ESCAPE

New York, Sept emily and
Charles TAYLOR. twins, three years old,
were playing on the fire escape OF
their parents. flat, on the fourth floor
of No SO Madison street yesterday
while the mother was preparing lunch
con The children had set of build
ing blocks on the iron balcony, and
In reaching for one of them, the little
girl lost her balance and fell Charles
reached out and seized his sisters
dress, and he, too, toppled headiiiSt
down from the balcony. The girl was
killed; the boy Will recover.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
DEGREE CONFERRED UPON
DR.. COOK IN COPENHAGEN

Copenhagen. Sept. 9,-The degee OF
doctor honoris causa was conferred
upon Dr. Frederick A Cook by the
University of Copenhagen this after
noon In the presence of the Crown
Prince OF Denmark and a distinguish
ed gathering
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
FAIR NOT TOCLOSE
UNTIL NEXT WEEK
MANAGEMENT Requested Continue the Exhibition Sunday
Melon Day. Will Be the Great Day of the Fair
Logan and Ogden Bands to Contest Newspaper Men to
Observation-Disclosures Exhibits.

morning Nichols accepted the challenge of Prof O
Logan Juvenile band which will
Friday those will be treated
unique of welbalanced juvenile bands competing
for honorS
Prof will lead the Industrial School G. A. r. band the
juvenile organization which took part the encampmen parade in
Salt Lake City.
made of 24 and there clever
that the best of band to
be expected intensely interesting
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
NEWS OF DEATH CAUSES A
SENSATION IN WALL STREE

New York Sept. 9.-Thc announce
ment of Mr. Harriman'S death caused
an immense sensation throughout
New York city, particularly in Wall
Street and In financial circles where
Hartman had been dominating per-
sonallty. The stock exchange had
closed and the throngS OF bankers and
brokers were moving homcwarde as
the first word OF the 6nancier's death
spread with lightninElike rapidity
among them AZ first, ii was receiv-
cd with incredulity. as a repetition
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09

Washingto:Sept. 9.-The coast and
seodetic surv will undertake 10 ar
bitrate the eary-Cook North Pole
controversy oyiding Dr.. Cook re-
quests that ilhould do so.
In view ofle fact that Peary mas
been operatirunder the directions OF
the geodetlc ryey it will become the
duty OF that tituton TO compute his
notes withourequest from anyone
and acting perintendeDt Perkins
said today tb If Cook should so de-
sire the surv. would go over his pa
pers also.
New York. apt. 9.-The battle for
north pole h1rs Is now on and
history. ry.makincontroversy Is expect
ed by both sii. Commander Ro5srt
L. Peary. who claim that he diseov-
cred the nortpole on April 6, l9o9'
IS not doubt' by any authority is
feeling his " down the Labrador
coast IN the cite exploring vessel
Roosevelt. stdng only long enough
10 take on CT and send dispatches
which more n Intimate his oenel
that DR.. FTcdek A. Cook did not DIS
cover the pole April q, 1905 Peary
and his party expected 10 land d.
sydney. Noya.otia. and come irobi
there by rail New York. BY that
time, II is eXTed that he VIII nave
stated not onlhe full details oil MS
successful quefor the far northern
axis. but that. will add sensation
al statements lis already sensa'ion'
a&charges agat Dr. Cook
And with thrrival of Commander
Pcary In New *, Dr Cooks trlesnuS
here propose qefend him vigorous
ly. The mems Of the Arctic clup
are divided in ,ir support. and IL 10
no friendly dion. President OS,
bon declares { when Peary iahos
he will submithree afildaYits III
which Peary accused OF taNlns
Cooks suppl with forcing open
Cooks trunk,d inspecting his PR
Hate notes aImemoranda, ana WIN
opening and ding a personal letCei
from DR.. Coco his wife. Mr. Us Is
bon says thae has further an
dsvlt that Colander Peary aodrese. St
cd letter tors. Cook. charging H''
husband withing a "fakir Ia
From Cope,gen. Dr., Cook sends
word that, folIng the charges made
by Peary. he , already arranged TO
send a ship tIreenland. under the
command o. Dtain SrerdrnP' 'ne NJ
famous Arctltxplorer, to bring 10
America the Fsklmos who accom-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
EARLIER REPORTS ON
HARRIMAN'S CONDITION

Arden. n. Y. Sept. 9-Dr. w. G.
Lyle issued the following bulletin con.
cerning the condition OF e. H Harri-
man at 9;l5 today:
Condition unchanged. w. @
Lyle"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09

Commando Peary is still at Battle
Harbor Heis making slow progress
southwark tCyard North Sidney, n. S,
from whencehe will proceed TO Amer
ican ports, % further word has come
from him to any quarter concerning
the momenlouS controversy which
has aroused Europe and America by
his challeng, OF Cooks claim.
DR.. Cook still at Copenhagen. the
center OF mrked attention from dig
nitaries of lie official and scientific
world, but 'ith diminished prestige,
owing TO IL cloud oyercasting his
glory since bary's announcement and
his dramati, challenge OF Cooks eX-
plot
What the ,orroborative data is on
which the vo explorers base their
positions is till withheld from Cook
because Of MS determination TO bide
his own tfo In presenting his eyi-
dence, and rom Peary because he is
stn beyont the range OF ready COM
munication nd OF detailed knowledge
of the warns claims and conflicts.
Foreign ,mment. as expressed by
the LOnQol dnu oluel Mtllppoll'oh
journals. vile still highly wrought
with mingle enthusiasm and doubt
is beginning to be tinged with flip
nancy and ;orn- The trend of this
foreign compnt appears TO be against
Cook. the p.yailing view being that
Judgment gG against him by default
in non-presetation OF his corrobora-
tive eyidenc
On the oer hand, his champions
insist that | this will be forthcom-
ing in due mr5e and Al the proper
time. Concning Peary, the foreign
attitude apprs TO be one of accept
ing withoutauestion. his announce
ment of reaing the pole, although
there is str reserve OF judgment
in mis- accusion as to Cooks claim OF
having reach there also.
The Two Eskimos who accom-,
panied Cookaye now become vital
factor In theontroversy. and in anti
clpation OF e issues involved, DR.,
Cook has anunced that he VIII equip
an expeditioIo Greenland at his own
expense to II these men and bring
them 10 ciNZation TO record thelI
testimony.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09

Or. Lyle's bulletin indicated 4 dispo-
sition on the part of the household
on Tower Hill to abandon the policy
OF silence hitherto maintained and Is.
sued daily reports regarding Mr. Har-
riman's condition. The wild rumors
of the last forty-eight hours. during
which the master of Arden house has
been reported dead "a dozen times. il
is believed. have convinced those
about him that official information
alone can prevent the circulation of
such rumors by irresponsible persons
for the purpose OF influencing the
financial market
DR.. Lyle's bulletin IS significant In
that IL is the first statement volun-
teered by him since his patient re-
turned from Europe. Hitherto. he has
broken his silence only upon urgespal
request and only when it was POI
ont that further refusal TO GAO
would encourage the most =. l:95
inferences. He sent his rer. ..., i;l0 J
newspaper man at the 49,. i;2O
Headquarters here shp--
o'clock 4>'i''
The note was brought -
by one of the Harrii '''' 80
in an automobile. itoii ~ 10
DR.. Lyle's statement - nSS '''' 9,SV
uation here one or n 100
for IT is the general
financier's condition is,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09
NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
THE WORLD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-09

UTAH-THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL BE FAIR TODAY AND
TOMORROW.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-11

Contesto acknowledgements q mi pre-
gunta, cuando, de pronto, me veo en- la
Plaza del Duomo. Isl, 81, estoy en- TIA
liza! He aqu1 los cargantes "cicerone" a
la puerta ole la famosa cathedral, resplan-
deciente con sus marmoles y sus dos mil
~estatuas; he aqu1 los porticos anchos,
elegantes y sencillos; he aqui la graciosa
fabrica de la mas bella, de la mas ele-
gante, de la mas esbelta cathedral del
mundo; he aqui los ingleses en- pandilla.
con sus Kodaks Y con sus .Baedeckers ::
he aqul, de nuevo, estos alemanes miopes.
estos pilluelos a caza de una Ira. este
cuadro siempre igual y siempre pinto
resco de t~urlstas, que os distraen en- We
necia ante ell Palacio Ducal, en- Pisa ante
Ell baptisterlo, en- Roma ante ell Vaticano
y en- F%lorencia en- ell Museo Pitt. La
Cathedral os resarce pronto de vuestras
dudas. Aquel monitor elegante de fe-
chas, de torrecillas, agujas y c1pulas;
aqEellos ventanales policromos; aquellas
columnatas y pilastras del mas puro Re-
naclmlento, os llenan de bienestar v de
entuslasmo. La cathedral es obra de mil
arquitectos differences, que quisieron le-
gar SUI nombre a las edades futuras. Co.
menzada en- 1885, nuestra generation ha
vlsto poner la Ultima piedra de la sobera-
ma catedral lombarda. Galeazzo Visconti.
Guiniforte Solari, Francisco de Gioreio.
D~olcebuono y Tibaldi, fueron los mas
famosos arquitectos de la catedral. Obra
de todas las epocas y de todos los arts
tas. hay en- ella, sin embargo, una crata
ammonia.
Ell interior me produce tambien nn a
emoci6n inolvidable de grandiosidad poe
matica, de marco. Me diieron que en-
aquel interior caben perfectamente 40
mil prsonas. Curioseo las columnas de
granite de la entrada, ell monumental dc
Hos Visconti, las estatuas de Leon Leoni
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-11
I%nppaiults De Italia
MILAN

. Estoy IN !talias-me pregunto ser
prendido al llegar a Milan, una manana
del mes de AgOsto, mientras me pongo a
curiosear, sin orden nj concerto, la her
mosa, limpia, y elegante capital de la
Lombard1a.
No veo turistas por ninguna parte.
Comercios y mas comercios; camiones y
AUTOMOBILES; tranvias electricos; horte-
ras, c~orredores, polizontes, genie activa,
falta de tempo, que Gamma presurosa-
mente a los despachos, a las oficinas y d
los t~alleres. Son las siete de La manana
y Milan tiene la su aspecto normal. Y
sus GALES, simetricas y anchas, a la fran
cesa su carencia de mendigos y de va
Cos; la casas modernas y recientes, me
hacen pensar EN- I'M pueblo sin historic,
sin tradici0n, sin arte. pueblo de par
venus y de ricos, donde Ell cafe es tx
c~elente, confortables los hoteles, y llenos
de mujeres faciles Y ruidosas sus teatri-
Hos y lugares de e~sparcimiento y de re-
creo.
La capital lombarda me recuerda mu-
cho 4 Barcelona. TODD es amplio, c6modo
to en- ell afan presente. Ell arte es un ar
tlculo de exportacion. para forasteros.
Milan considera 4 Roma como Barcelo-
ma a Madrid, con IN marcado acento de
superioridad risuena, conyencida de su
dinero y de su trabajo Y orgullosa de su
domination positiva.
Milan Sc considera, desde la fundaci6n
de la monarqu1a, como la capital moral
de Italia. Y es, en- efecto, una gran ciu-
dad. Y eS tambien-no cabe dudarlo,
despues de una rapida vista por sus ca
lles-la ciudad que surte de dinero, de
trapos, de literature, de peri0dlcos y de
cantantes, a toda Italia. FL milanes, ira
baJador y active, detras del mostrador,
presta al fado 4 sin numero de marquee
ses, de condos, de principles y de duques
que hay Ell aquei bendit1simo pals. Y
desde ell mostrador DONNA mejor que los
diputados desde sus escahos, las cocotas
desde sus landeaux y los ~artistas desde
sus libros. Domino, Gala y sigue gordo
y satisfecho, comiendo a la francesa, en-
hoteles feos pero c6modos, sin un buen
cuadro, pero con ascensor y timbres cleo
tricos....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-11

la tumba de San Carlos Borromeo. Y SUI
DO luego a las atlas galer1as. BESIDE 10
alto de la TORE contemplo ell panorama
de Milan. Y abajO, leo torpemente en-
aquel libro de marmol, paginas de INA
exuberancia, de una algeria, de una apos-
tura cristianas. Me creo en- I'm palacio
encantado y siento, por primera vez en-
la vida, ell vertigo de las alturas. Micros-
c6picos y raquiticOs, los hombres pasean
sus afanes por la ancha plaza, repleta
de palaciOs.
BESIDE aquellas %alturas, los hoteles TO
JOS nos molestan y desagradan.
Los ingleses, sin ganas de sonar, obtie-
men instantaneas y rfen rumorosamen-
te....
Jose Sanchez Roj0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-11

'Almacenes generates de dep6sito
Tn la Marina de San Juan, P. r.
j. z. SILVA
Abiertos al servico pdblico en- ell nuevo Edi6cio construido de acero
J eemento a "prueba de fuego", en- La Gale da Concrete" cerea de los
|mueAes y esaci6n del Ferrocarril.
Sc reciben mercancfas y fruos 4 dep6sto pr quincenas 6 meses 4
preeios de Tanfa, .muy modicos.
Todo 10 depostado Sc asegura contra riesgos de ineendio en- las mas
fuertes Compah1as de Seguros.
Los efectos sujetos al page de las rentas internas pueden depoitarse
lin Bond pagando los derechos al Sacar1os del a1macen, por bulos y dM-
rante plazo largo. No pagsrdn derechos los efectos que fueren reexpor-
tados fuera de la Isa.
Contra los recibos de dep6ito que Sc expiden sc obtene dinero ia
|teres modico pr ell pazo que dure ell dep6sho.
En- I'm Depa1tamento especial del p@o ao Sc depoita mobiiario =
|objetos deicados, tomandoos y entregandooe & domcIio COZ cares &
|prop6sto. Ventaja considerable para personals que Sc ausenten J nG
neceshen dear casa uesta cn us muebIes corriendo riesgos.
Sc admiten ademas mercadenas y todos efectos para ser vendMos en-
subasta pr Official autorizado, va sean las ventas vountarias s por dispo-
sG6n de Ia Autondad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-11

Pasajes de ida y vuelta, 10 poo de rebaja. Naos hasta tres amos gratis;
hasta dOce amos, m:tad de pasaje. Los vapores de esta Inca 70 recomen-
dables por sqs comodidades, especaes para pasajeros, empleando de Puerto
Rico a New York y vice versa al rededor de 5 dEas.
Empresarios, BOULTON, BLISS Y BALLET, 50 Wall st. New York;
Agenes en- San J"Gn, VLLAR Y Co, 30 Allen St.; Agests en- Ponce, Mo
RALEs Y Co.; Playa.