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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Chicago Livestock,

Chicago. April l7.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated ut 100. Market steady.
Beeves 81 soar 90; Texas steers 81
G0a5. rs, western steers 81. 60a5 so !:
stockers and feeders So 50a5 so, cows
and heifers 81 0oa6 90; calves So 0Oa
100.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $500.
market sc to 10c higher. light So 70a
7.15; mixed s6 soar 25, heavy Sc. S5
80; rough se S5a7 90, good to
choice heavy 81 00a7 30; pigs IS. Goa
6 so; bulk OF sales sc e5a7 20.
Sheep-ReceIpts estimated at 1000,
market steady, native SO. 65a6 Is;
western SO 65a6 20; yearlings s6, 15a
7.26; lambs. native. So. 50aS 20, west.
crn IS 60a8 25.
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Kansas City Livestock

Kansas City, April 17.-Cattle-Re-
celpts 200: market steady. Native
steers 81. s0a6 IS; native cows and
heifcrs SO o0a6 20; stockers and feed
ers 50 3oa5 60; bulls SO. 50a5. 20 {:
calves SO soar 90; western steers s4.-
15a6 .o6, western cows SO 50a5 so.
Hogs-Receipts 1000: market SC to
1oc higher, Bulk OF sales Sc soar 10 +.
heavy 81 00a7 20; packers and butch
ers Sc. soar. Is; light Sc 5oa6 95; pigs
So s0a6 40.
No sheep
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Chlcaoo Close.

Chicago. April Wheat
May 81 2S Is: July 81 3-Sa1.2;
Sept 81 0S Is; Dec. s1.05 3-4.
Corn-May So Sa70; April 6s IL:
July 6s Ii; Sept 81 SIS; Dec. 5S
S-Sa1-2.
Oats-May 55 5-S. July As SIS, Sept
Al 3-Sa1-2: Dec. Al 3.S
Pork-May s18 80. July $3.50
September s1S II 1-2.
Lard-May $40 40, July $40. So 1.2;
Sept. SO 65.
Ribs-May 80 75: July s9.67 La
70, Sept SO so.
Rye-Cash IS 80; May $40.
Clover-April S9.70.
Timothy-S3S0
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Jog-Along Transfer Vans, Piano
moving a speciality 32Sh 25th St
Both Phones 2S3.
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York. April 17.-Sugar. row
Steady; fair refining IS AZ; centrifu.
gal &c. test So 90: molasscs sugar
81 II
Refined, steady; crushed So .45;pow-
dered sos. granulated si.95.
CoFFEE-Quict; No Rio IA;
No Santos Q Is
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT AND DAIRY
farms Installments; federal plant In
PRODUCTION garden across creek. flno
soil. water. climate, markets, free
perpetual water right. limited amount
of this high class property, literature,
JOSEPH WRIGHT BAILEY, Healy
Hotel. Ogden. Utah. +. l.. Southack,
Jr. IA Montgomery street San Fran
cisco. 30 1mo
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INSURANCE.

W. n. Pierce. Notary Public. Real
Estate; Fire, Life arel Accident In
surance. i07 cath St
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
(Contlnnod)
Garrison, Foster & Garrison

Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
<4'' washington. Both Phones.
HOUSES.
81, 000-Splendid home on the
Bench. rooms modern On car line
Easy terms.
1.70000-Good flye room house on
bench One block from car. Cash
or terms
$500 00-Good double brick house 70
feet frontage on Adams Ave; lot
alone worth the money
BUILDING LOTS.
$4,000 per front foot; 23rd ST, west
OF Monroe.
$500 per front foot on Van Buren
with plenty OF fruit and shade trees.
Only IL block from car
$500 per front foot for lG5 feet front.
age. IL block from 2ith street on
Harrison Ave.
100 per front foot on Oak street
$2.00 per front foot on Rushton.
OUTSIDE.
$2.20000 buys S 1-2 acres with good
house and chicken houses and other
outside buildings.
Sl.o0o.o0 buys Q acres with good
house. and 300 fru ttrees.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US.
Garrison, Foster & Garrison
i-1S-1t
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First-class work, low prices Yden
Harog. 92S 2Sth. Both phones.
l limo
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FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms
use OF piano; 1131 21st. 49, 81
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Wool,

ST. Louis. April 17,-Wool unchang-
cd. territory and western medium 1Sa
%. fine mediums 17a20: fine 1la15.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
HAIk GOODS & COSTUMES.

Hair Switches for sale at reduced
prices Hair chains a specially. Mas
queradc costumes to rent for balls and
theaters. All mall orders promptly
attended to. Mrs. c. z, Lee. 321 cath
P. O Boz 1876. 81
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PHYSICIAN G. SURGEONS.

DR.. A Fernlund. Physician and
Surgeon ONCE hours, 10 and IL O.
m. IL to 4 p. M. $40 25th ST ONCE
phones. Bell 515K; Ind SIS. Residence.
GAG Wash. Ind. phone 502.
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WANTED, TO RENT.

WANTED-Onceo or twice a week by
ladies'. two gentle saddle horses, F.
F. H., care Standard IA 1wk
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JUNK.
PAINTER AND PAPER
HANGER.

]. r, Drane. Painting and Paper
hanging. 2219 Madison. Bell Phone
ss4-K.
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HOUSE CLEANING.

CLEAN your carpets on the floor; no
dust. Satisfaction guaranteed Vok
KIean Co. Bell l10S. Ind. 3725A.
IT lmo
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Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
2411 Washington. Both Phones.
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LIGHT Housekeeping rooms at the
Woodmansee, 36S oath street. 4-1S.tf
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PLANOS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

NJ. G. Barnes. tho up-to-date music
dealer. 2246 Wash Ave.
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UpHoLsTERINa q REPAIRING

Psrlor furniture upholstered and re-
paired. vanishing. mattress making.
carpets cleaned. At and laid. Esti
mates submitted on request Phones
Ind. Gel Bell SS3-X X. Van Kan
pen. 27ee yollser Ave 4-7-tf
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SANITARY WORK
NELS McCARTY

All work subject to sanitary In.
spector. 272S Grant. Bell phone 324Z.
Slit
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ROYAL NeIeHeoRs OF AMERICA

Excelsior Camp No. 32I0. meets
every second and fourth Monday even.
ing of each month at the Eagles hall.
Visiting members cordially invited
MRS. MARY DORA. Oracle 365
twenty. second street
JOSIE RHEA. Recorder. 2ss 22nd st
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SHADES TRANSFER.

Vans. Drays, Baggage Wagons.
Piano. Furniture and Safe Moving
Prompt carriage service. 4o8 25th.
Bell 321. Ind. 224. 10-16-tf
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F. c. WOODS & CO. 1st Nat. Bank.
S,l3-f
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j. II. HILL,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
24oe Washington ave. Bell phone 125.Y
New broom brick. modern. close in
So 900
New 5-room brick. modern. on Wash
ington ave. s2,760-
Lots on bench. near car line; any
kind OF terms. 4-1-ti
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

Have your umbrella made to order,
s1.00 up. Ind. 433. Bell i7l-N
II
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STEAMSHIP AGENT.

o.D. USSEN-Steamsh Ae
entail lines TO or from anywhere.
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Metal Market.

New York April 17-Lead. quiet,
"a 1914 90. Copper. quiet II 1-Sa13.
Copper. 81 3-S.
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FARM FOR RENT

FOR RBNT-12 acres fine farm and
garden land with water, near city.
cheap. Kelly & Herrlck. 4-17-tf
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MASONIC.
ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.

Wasatch Division No 124, o. +, c..
meets second and fourth Fridays at
2:30 p. N. In K OF P. hall. cornor
Washington avenue and 24th street
All brothers arc cordially invited to
attend.
GEO. ALLEN. C. C,
u. l.. BOYLE. S. aud T.
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ACTRESSES WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED

AGENT for money making article, call
Opera House blk. room 49. 4-14-1wk
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Tho Thomas Studio. High grade
nortraiture In Facial. Crayon and India
Ink. PAST Washington Ave. Both
phones.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES

slade successor to Allen Transfer
Co. Albern Allen. Proprietor Furni-
lure Vans and Storage. Office 40S 26th
street Both phones, 321.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-10

Washington. July 9-ProVidine
funds for the Porto Rican govern
ment, which had been left without an
appropriation as the result of dispcn-
siOns among the island leaders. the
senate today passed without amend
ment the house bill, automatically
continuing the Porto Rican budget.
In the debate Mr.. Depew said that
there was no doubt that if the Porto
Rican house of delegates had CON
fined their attention to the budget
and had not attempted to make il a
medium. for carrying revolutionary
legislation. there would have been no
difficulty in having the appropriation.
bills agreed to between the two houses.
"Thc whole of this trouble" said
Mr.. Depcw, grows out of an activ-
ity on the part of "A few who are in
Ninety per cent of the electoral vote
is illiterate, with generations of auto
cratic government, behind them, emo
tional and suspicious and easily influ-
enced, and it is not difficult for men
with special talent in that direction.
to exercise over them large. If not
dangerous Influence.
The uniOnist party which has now
gained all the offices and has every
seat in the house of delegates. desires
for the government of the islands an
autonomy something Ike that of
Canada, whore there win be nom
inal governor from the United states.
nut the legislative and iudicial
branches shall be In the power Of the
people. Tho republican party has for
it's platform the creation of Porto
Rico into a state and its admission 10
the Union. Every authority. official
and general which has visited the is
land and studied the conditions. Is
united in the opinion that a. yet the
people are not ready for such a gov
eminent as is demanded by tn
other"
Declaring that the trouble in Porto
Rico was between the native taxpay-
ers and the carpet bag office hold
ers." sent from the United states.
Senator Culberson said:
Their difference is a proposition
to reduce the salaries of the territo-
ial office holders. which include the
salaries OF the six members of the
tContinued ON Page ?, Column ID
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MISSOURI WOMAN WAS
CHEATED OUT OF SIOO

Hannibal, Mo-, July 9-Mrs. Maggie
Bloom Of Hannibal. is a wife Of John
Madison she sacrificed her home and
saw her hus5e nd $500 Of Che pro-
ceeds They were married by the Rev.
w. G. Busby here January s, 1901.
II met him through correspond
ence.' she said today
1T was just four months after ! an
sWered his advertisement for a wife,
that we were married | don't care
what they do with him. | will not pro-
sccute him
Mrs. Bloom said Madison left a few
hours after the marriage, ostenslbiy
for Kansas City. where he said he
would buy tickets for California.
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YOUNG HUSBAND DIES IN
VAIN EFFORT TO SAVE WIFE

san Diego. Cal July after . in
cessant dragging Of the bay in the
vicinity of last nights accident which
eIaimed the lives Of William Bates
son Of W. 5 Bates, editor of tho san
Diego Union and his young bride the
bodies of both wife and husband were
found today.
Young Bates, his wife and two male
companions were returning from u
midnight row on the hay, Bat's being
at the oars As they neared the
wharf they struck pile and over
turned. all being precipitated INTO
the water.
THE screams qf the woman brought
two mon in a power bont 10 the
scene who succeeded in picking NJ
Charles Remodino and n. G. Mccoy
It is believed that young Bates Was
drowned while attempting to save his
wife. lie was an excellent swimmer
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KANSAS WOMAN ESCAPED
ALTAR But LOST HOME

lola. Kan. July 9.-John Madison
under arrest in san francisco, on a
charge Of bigamy. did not marry MISS
Elizabeth y. Jackson. of lola, but ac-
cording to statement made today py
The woman. who has since married
Professor Seabrook, he defrauded her
out of about 81 900 under the promise
Of marriage. According to Mrs sea
brooks statement, Madison urged hei
To go with him 10 Kansas City, after
detailing stories of his supposed wealth
and then persuaded her to surrender
10 him the proceeds of a sale Of her
nome, in this city. In Kansas Cty-
while leading her to believe he was
making preparations for their wedding
Madison. she says. eluded her and dis
appeared. Mrs. Seabrook said today
that she would prosecute Madison
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discovered in the fan Of 1908. he hld
married three women here and had
deserted each Of them after obtaining
possession of their money and jewels.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, of lola, kan.
was the first to put the police on
Madsons trail. She arrived here last
January looking for Madison whim
she said. she had known as c. c. john
son She told the authorities here
that Madison had obtained 1855 from
her
After short and fevent courtship.
Madison had induced Mrs Kathern
Bau9hman Of ST Louis to marry him
and sign over property valued al
$1,000. He turned this into cash ana
deserted her Mrs. Baughman left
St Louis soon after. saying She was
going to Los Angeles. a st. Louis
woman, known as Mrs. Alice Richard
son, though that was not her real
name, told the police Madison had
obtained $500 from her on pretense Of
marriage
Madison posed as wealthy stock
raiser. He was assisted by partner,
who found women he thought would
be susceptible To Madson's wiles. He
would remark he had friend who
was looking FOR a wife. He told won
dSrful stories of this friends twelve
room mansion, filled with Chinese ser,
wants in Los Angeles If he was en-
couraged, the confederate would ar.
range correspondence between Mad
son and the woman. Madison would
then seek personal interview In
nearly every case he induced the wo-
man to become his wife.
Madison had false ceremonies per-
formed
Mrs Minnie Allen, of ST. Louis was
wooed by Madison. Today she said
she became acquainted with him by
correspondence when he was in Indi-
last November After get
ing Mrs. Aliens promise to marry and
$500. he deserted, saying his father
was i'll in Germany and he had to go
and look after the estate. she said
she win prosecute him.
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SENATE FIXES
PHILIPPINE
TARIFF
MEASURE GOES THROUGH
WITH SCANT CEREMONY
Vain Effort of NewIands and
Johnston to Secure DecIara-
ton For Early indendence
Severely Sat Upon,


Washington. July a-The Philippine
tariff bin passed by the senate today
provides for duties on nearly 400 ar
ticles imported by those islands The
rates range from 10 per cent on crude
materials for the manufacture of nec-
essities to so per cent on luxuries. 1t
is estimated that advalorem duties on
all articles of the proposed law, win
he about % per cent.
The bill has passed the house and
now goes to the president. Numerous
committee amendments not affecting
the main purpose of the measure as
originally reported by the committee
We're agreed to.
Senator Bulkeley called attention to
articles ON the dutiable list in the tar
iff bill passed by the senate which
were placed on the free list in the
Philippine bill. Mr. Lodge explained
that such Inconsistencies would he cor
rected
Offering an amendment declaring
the intention on the part of the Unit
ed states to eventually grant indepen-
denee to the F'ilipinos, senator john
ston Of Alabama insisted upon the
importance Of such a declaration at
this time. In this he was upheld by
senator NewlandS, who said he would
insist on the presence of quorum.
This amendment is offered said
Mr., Johnston. because the Philippine
delegate in the house fears free trade
between these islands and the Untd
States will make permanent our possess
sion of the islands. God Almighty has
put the Filipinos as far as He could
from the CnitG states and the l'ilip-
mos now wish He mad put them even
further away"
Senator Lodge and senator New
lands came into Wordy contact when
the Massachusetts, senator moved to
lay Mr. Johnston's amendment on the
table, while the Nevada senator was
attempting to speak for Philippine in
dependence.
The motion to lay the amendment
on the table was put to the senate and
adopted.
Determined to speak, Mr.. NcWlands
called for quorum and offering a new
declaration for Philippine ndepend-
ence proceeded to address the empty
chairs and abandoned desks of the
chamber. the quorum having disap-
peared even before ii was announced.
Mr.. Newands finally Withdrew his
amendment and the Philippine tariff
bill was passed
Following the disposal Of tn Phil
ippine bill. the bill TO provide revenue
FOR Porto Rico was taken up
Senators Hepburn, Lodge and John
ston were appointed conferees on the
Philippine bill
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SHOCK OF BOGUS WEDDING
FATAL TO NEW ENGLAND WIDOW

Springfield. Mass. July 9,-Mrs.
Mary Drown of this city, believed to
have been one of the victims Of the
alleged bigamist John Madison, under
arrest in San Francisco died at Ok
ford. in the spring of 1905, never hay
ing recovered from the shock of her
i'll fated marriage. The man whom
She married represented himself as
Christian Johnson. "A wealthy ranch
man of California. She separated from
him three days after the wedding, af-
ter, it is alleged, he had taken all
her money from her
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po, ,Nortb cero1fpaN aud Henry
lr.'voe, ch,,octari1ed the measure
- breoIfino tho renuhlican pledges %
H. ,,rerieo, nannta
"cre,t Goa Al,niahN, St7 amend
nents," was the exclamation OF MIR.
clark f,tfsso,ro tho minority leader,
as no rlosed mo debate ON his side.
us nrono~nd the idea of voting ON ey-
ary amendment without debate. which
ne said vould take only twenty six
hours
Tbe hill Mfr clark said was bad
whom +, loft the honse. the Aldrich-
Snoot hin il worse and fadeinc the
fntre hv tha mast the result of the
labors of the conference viii he worse
fhar an
Mr.. payne In closing for his side.
n1aadad win his colleagues to send
rho conferees ia the senate unhamper-
ed nv any vote Of instructions. Mr..
pavne onnosod the democratic con-
tantton fot. senarate votes and aston
iuhad his hearers when he asserted
that he was unable to tell whether
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STRIFE I'M MM|NEN1 ]
BETWEEN LATIN
REPUBLICS
BoIivianS, Enraged at Alleged
Unfair Decision in Boundary
Dispute, Attack Argentine
Consulate.


nv Norninx Journal Special Ieased Wirei
Ia Paz. Bolivia. July AT nn'
O'Clock tonight q furious mob attacked
the Argentina legation. Troops have
been called out and fears are enter
tained for the safety of the
Argentine minister. The trou-
bic is the outcome OF the
cccision rendered by President Al
corta. of Argentine in the BOUNDARY
dispute between Peru and Bolivia.
Senor Fonzcca, Is the Argentine
minister to BOLIVIA Great crowds
which had been parading the streets
finally turned in the direction of the
Argentine legation which they sur
rounded There were shouts of rage.
stones and other missiles We're hurled
at the building The local authorities
ondcaVored to check the manifesta
tions and at length the government
found il necessary to order out troops.
Both this legation and the Peruvian
legation are now under strong guard.
The Boliviaus unanimously protest
the decision rendered by Pres
idcut AlcortsL. which they considered
most unjust. The territory involved
is the famous Acre district, recently
purchased by Brazil from Bolivia for
SIG.n0o. 600 Notwithstanding the fac;
that Peru issued q warning that the
territory was az that time the subject
of arbitration Perus complications
are certain to involve Brazil
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Elk CAPTURES RECORD FOR
CLIMBING PIXIES PEAK,

Glenwood Springs. colo. July o.
Celebrating the breaking Of the ANA
teur record for climbing Pixies peak
by one Of their number the Elks from
Columbus. o.. on route To the national
convention in Los Angeles. took Glen
wood Springs 10y storm today
Randolph w walton. member II
the party and an ohio state official
made the climb up the peak on foot
in five hours and the return trip in
three hours. beating the best previous
record. by nearly thirty minutes
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CALIFORNIA VICTIM
DETERMINED on REVENGE.

Stockton, Cal. July 9.-Mrs. JOSIE
Tfethcway. one of the women VIM
was married to John G. Johnson
who is believed to be Madison, lei'
for san Jose this morning to swear
out complaint charging the man win
bigamy. Her marriage to him TOOK
place in San Jose, on the Z'th oi
last April she says. According to her
story he tried to secure from her
$500 with which to purchase railroad
tickets east for himself. for her ana
her daughter. alleging that ne coulu
get a rebate if he could secure the
money at once. Mrs. Tretheway is 81
Years of age.