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JEWELLERS SUE y. @. CARLISLE
Fer sz.ooo worth q Dsamsnds Bsaght
--Attach Rals Heuse.

The Washington home OF John O.
Carlisle. formerly Secretary Of the Treas
ury and now sick in st. vincent's Hos
pital. was attached yesterday By T. Kirk
patrick a Co.. jewellers Of this city, for
an account Of s7.ses worth Of diamonds
and jswelry which the Arm alleges
was bought by Mr.. Carlisle between De-
oenber "a. 1909. and November 0. 1908.
The jewSlry company filed suit in wash
ington yesterday for the amount named.
In tho declaration It was said that Mr..
Carlisle 10 nonresident, But owns the
premises attached, ii2s X street. N. w.,
in Washington. and lives either In the
Hotel Imperial. the Holland Hovte or
at the Manhattan Club Ia New York.
The following 10 the itemised list OF the
jewsIry which II 10 alleged Mr.. Carlisle
bought: A string OF gold beads. valued
at sNo. ruby and q diamond ring. 500:
a diamond ring. s27s; diamonds. $500;
gold and diamond links. $50. and tn rec
stone diamond ring and a single ston .
ring. 100.
Mr.. Carlisle Is gradually improving
In Sc. vinceht's Hospital. but was for some
time unable TO attend 30 an y. business.
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ANOTHER BATcH TO 90.
Collector Lsebs necsmm eudatIens Ap
proved by Treasury Department.

y Ou8CaVr A<OVW NJ
proved by Treasury Department.
WASHINGTON. Dec. The Treasury
Department to-day approved a recon-
msndation submitted by Collector Loeb
Of the port of New York applying disci-
pine 70 another batch Of customs en-
ployes. The Collector recommended that
one inspector and one watChmsn In the
Custom House be removed for accepting
gratuities; that the services Of ten assist-
ant weighers, who have been found 70 be
the least efficient Of the force be dis
continued. and that Timothy d. Lane,
an inspector. be suspended. The names
Of the employees. other than Mr.. Lane. who
arc 10 be disciplined were not given out
at the Department. Collector Loeb will
have tho privilege Of making them public.
Announcement was rnade> that the
Treasury Department had approved the
Recommendation OF the Collector for the
appointment. OF John O. sohand for assist
ant superintendent Of sugar samplers.
Announcement was also made to-day
that Edward W. Huffman had been ap-
pointed inspeotor OF customs at the port
Of Buffalo; also that the resignation OF
Thomas ID. Edwards. assistant weigher
at Baltimore. had been accepted.
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with the strike. although they were CRATE
tui Tor Mrs. Relmont's action and will
try TO pack the Hippodrome on Sunday.
Miss Violet Pike of the woman's Trade
Union League. who is at the information
bureau Of the strikers in Clinton Hall.
said:
There may be sufragettes among the
women strikers. but this Ia trade union
movement pure and simple and there
10 nothing political behind it.
Gussie Pork. one u the strike piokets.
became despondent and attempted sui-
eide yesterday afternoon by inhalins gas
in the home Of her cousin Mrs. Kremer,
at 40 Clinton street. She had looked
herself in a room and turned on the gas
when her sisters husband broke open
the door and found her unconscious
She was revived and taken to Go,Iver-
neur Hospital
About twenty girl pickets were arrested
in Manhattan and Brooklyn yesterday.
A few were fined and the rest discharged.
Last night 100 girl strikers, most ef
them former employees OF the Women
Costumers and Shirt Waist Company at
10 West Twenty first street. gathered in
front Of that establishment waiting for
work. When Herman Goldstein, rs years
old. OF eio Fifth street. appeared the
girl strikers crowded about him.
Ada Hoffman. ~ years old OF $40 East
Ninth street. stepped up to Qoldntein.
II used to like you. Herman she said.
We worked in that factory for long time
and you always treated me fair. But
now you are doing me and all these other
girls Dirt She hit him in the face. and
the other girls also few at him.
0oldstein was about done up when
policemen arrested Ada and Ave other
girls. Magistrate Harris in the night
oourt fined Ada Hoffman % and the five
girls who were arrested with her q spiece
Louia Liman Of as East isOth street,
the Junior partner OF the shirtwaist manu-
factnring firm Of Robert Bernhard Co
at 1ss PRINCE street. was knocked on tho
head with 4 piece OF iron by strilSs-.sym-
pathizer last night in front Of his place OF
business. An he ran to get away Marie
Savitsl<y OF 800 Forsyth street gra bbed
him by the throat and scratched his face
The girl and the man. Arthur Deuesch-
man Of 4oi East Eighth street. were taken
to the night court. At the request Of
Limsn both cases were adjourned to this
morning.
Many strikers and alleged sea b.
workers were mauled In q riot in tho
Brownsville section OF Brooklyn last
night. The police had to use their ciube
Almost everv window In the -Flatiron
Building at Fast New York and Stone
avenues. where hundreds OF shictwaist
makers we're working. were broien.
Home Of the workers were hurt when the
strikers. led by young women. sought
to hresk down doors to get at the -scabs.
There were four arrests.
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lt Was Gfvoa by tine Csneregrtien sf An
Scum Church at Q Hotel.

Z WASHINGTON. Dec. I.-Prssident Taft
stopped the writing OF his annual mes
sage Tonight long enough to 20 down
TO the New Willard Hotel. whore the
members Of the congregation Of All
Souls Unitarian Church. which he attends.
were giving a little dance. Mr.. Taft and
Capt Archibald w. Butt. his military
aide. sat in box at one side Of the dance
soor and watched q performance which
included Russian. gypsy and Spanish
dances and the old minuet OF colonial
days After the fancy dances had been
hnished the twoetep and waltz were
left. The President 10 somethinG Of o
dancer. but he refrained from that en-
joyment tonight. He stayed FOR more
than an hour altogether.
Earlier In the evening he went walk
ing with Capt. Butt through the streets.
Between the walk and the dance he took
one or two lfcks at tho message.
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JONNESCO TO OPERATE.
Will Visit the Rsckefeiler Institute
some nay Next Week.

Prof. Thomas Jonnescg OF Bucharest.
Rumania, had for q visitof at the Holland
House yesterday DR.. W. b. Colcy OF 8
Park avenue. who presented q Gard OF
introduction from John d. Rockefeller
and extended Mr.. Rockfelleg's greet
ings to the visitor.
Tn. professor expects TO visit tbs Rocks-
feller Institute some time next week.
probably, on Tuesday. and TO perform
several operations. While travelling in
Europe two years ago Mr.. Rocksfsller
met Take Jonnesco. q brother OF the
professor. and the professor brought q
letter from his brother to Mr.. Rockefeller
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MESSAGE NEARLY FINTsHED.
President wsr,sed % u Mess u tAe Tsme
Yesterday ana Isldnt BEE CARER


WASHINGTON. Dec. The white House
Offices wsrs -prAskically deserted to-day
and reminded the few callers OF the days
when Theodore Roosevelt was. at odds
with Congress. President Taft surpassed
his record Of yesterday and worked most
OF the time on his message. In the morn
ing the President did not come over TO
his ONCE at all. spd Speaker Cannon.
Senator Cullom and q few other states
men who dropped In didn't zee Mr.. Taft
At luncheon the President had N guests
Archbishop ireland OF Ht. Paul and Bishop
O'Gormsn of, Sioux FaIls. o. d.
Before 3 O'Clock. however. Mr.. Taft
came over to the squat white building
where most Presidential business ID
transacted. During ths afternoon Sscrs-
tary Of State Knox and Attorney General
wickersham were called In and II was
understood that the message was dis
cussed. The President took short walk
at about $50 and after dinner ,Aat down
to hammer away at the mesakke again.
The message is practically completed
and part OF II is in proof. Mr.. Taft will
receive several callers tomorrow morn
ing. although he had planned to see only
one delegation.
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SLAP AT GOV. sTUBBS.
club Censures kansss Executive fer En.
forcing Liquor Law.

ToPEKA. Kan. Dec. i.-Because he
ordered the prosecution OF the Topeka
Club on account OF alleged violations
OF the prohibition law In maintaining
the locker. system OF handling liquors
Gov. Stubbs has been barred from a
dinner to DO given tomorrow night
TO tSe Supreme Court Justices In honor
OF Chief Justice W. A. Johnston. who
has served twenty-five years on the
beach. Tho Governor was TO have made
, q speeoh.
fhe club directors met to-day and
adoryted b resolution censur1ng tho Gov
srlA6e and Asking that the invitation 70 him
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JAIL FOR IIs sUFFRAsETTEs.
British Appellate Court Buics Thaf night
Of Pesitiea lsn't night 70 msst.

-SDect6 CGbte De1p9ea 20 NHM DuM -
LONDON. Dec. The Appellate Court
ciisEnissed to-day the appeal of Mise Chris-
tabel Pankhurst and the Hon. Mrs. Hayera
fisld against their conviction by Mag
istrate In the Bow street police court
last July The two appsllants and ll4
other suffragettss were arrested for
the raid on the House Of. Commons on
June 20. when they attempted TO present
a petition to Premier Asquith.
The two leaders were fined t25 each.
with the alternative Of going to Jail for
q month. The Magistrate suspended
the operation OF the sentence. however.
pending an appeal to the higher court
on the constitutional question Of whether
the sufYragettes had the right to petition
the Premier under an act Of Charles II.
This was the question which was de-
cided against the two women to-day
The cases against the other suHragette
were adjourned pending q decision on
the appeal OF Mrs. Pankhurst and Mrs.
Haverffeld.
Mrs. Pankhurst told reporters in New
York the day before she sailed that under
no circumstances would any OF the suf-
ragettes pay fnes.
IT the courts decide that we no longer
have the ancient right OF petition" she
said. -and they make us serve our terms
we will all go on hunger strike. and heaven
help the Liberal party at the next gen
eral election IL one OF US dies on it's hands,
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JAZZ FOR AwERICAN WOMAN.



fsr Equestrian Mishap-ehe's IN 1ssAnSn.
Special csbie Despatch 20 TEE sux.
PARIS, Dec. l.-Mrs. Anna Rutland. an
American from New London. Conn. was
riding on the Bois de Boulosns % Nov. -
with her husband and an Engiish baaksr
named Fischer when her horss collidsd
with q horas that was being riddep BY
Lieut.. Raulin. Both horses fell and the
riders were thrown. Mrs. Rutland was not
hurt. but Lieut.. RauIin was seriously In
jured and hs claimed $1,000 dama6es
The case was called in court to-day
and Mrs. Rutland was condemned In do
fault. as she ID In London. TO . months
imprisonment. q fine OF 40 and 70 pay
81 900 provisional damages. The amount
OF the damages to be finally asseesed wiil
be deteruiped when the report Of an
expert physician who has been ordered 10
investigate Lieut.. Raulin's condition is
received by the court.
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CHILDREN HUNT LOST GIRL
Lettie Menninser. sissing since Meaday
Has Not Yet Been Found.

Lottie Mennineor. the cight-year-old
girl who has been missing from her home
at SiI West Forty fourth street since last
Monday, has not yet been found.
Several hundred school children nave
been enlisted az volunteers IN tho search,
The children climbed TO the roofe Of
OF tenement hous4e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chafles r.. Msnninssr.
the parents, do not believe their dAufh-
ter was Kidnapped. They art unable To
pay q ransom. may cay.
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DYNAMITERS IN CANAL ZONE.
Rewards offered fer Tws whs Damaged
Panama RaIlread and q. Q. MAcisinery.

WASHINGTON. Deo. Lit was made
known st the offices OF the Isthmian Canal
Commission here to-day that ON the night
Of November an attempt was made with
dynamite to wreck a part OF the track
Of tho Panama Railroad Company lead
ing from the Culebra cut 10 the main hns.
The Government has offered reward
for the arrest and conviction of the
guilty person.
A reward In also offered for the person
or persons who placed dynamite under
steam shovel 32e on the Same night.
Beyond the announcement OF the attempts
to wreck the track and equipment Of the
oommission no Information ID furnished
at its Offices here.
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sssck Exchanss scat at, Record rrice.
A Stock Exchange scat was sold ysstsr-
day for soe. 900. tho highest price on record
Several sAles at 100000 we're nadA n
1905 and 1908 and from that price, Mey
sais was reported last Tuesday At es4.oco
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18
G. A. r. FLORAL DESIGNS.

Salt Lake City, June 17.-William
Naumann. the head gardener at the
Temple block, is making preparations
for an attractive floral display in the
Temple grounds during G. A r week
Already Some of the designs arc being
worked out notably one on the green
sloping lawn south of the Temple.
There the words Welcome" stand out
in bold relief, and they are expected
10 appear much more so when all the
flowers shall be fully out in bloom.
Beneath the word welcome" is a
good reproduction OF an eagle with
outstretched wings in Clipped gran
lite. and beneath that again is the G..
a. r. badge and two flags. with the
letters &c, a. r." The red, white and
blue flowers with which the piece is
made up are expected to show at their
best about the time OF the G. a. r.
encampment. and will no doubt prove
mute but effective token Of the favor
VITA which the veterans will be re-
ceiyed and cared for Other designs
are going to be made, which when
completed will make the Temple
grounds more striking than they have
ever been. The grounds look better
than ever this year
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18
CATTLEMAN is HELDUP
BY THREE NEGRO WOMEN
c. w. Dyer of Chicago Has Exper-
ience With Dusky Amazons.

Salt Lake. June 1S-Held up by
three negro women at Second West
and Second South streets. C. w. Dyer,
a cattleman of Chicago. was robbed of
S1S5 Thursday night. but only after he
had put up a desperate Gght against
the trio Of dnsky amazons. and had
given chase to one of them until she
threw away the money Ninety dol
lars of the amount was recovered
shortly afterward by Lieut. R. D.
Shannon, Sergeant j j. Roberts and
Detective Howell, who found it scat
tered along the street.
Dyer was walking along West Sec.
ond South street SHORTLY after IL o.
clock. when a woman. who gave her
name to the police as Edna Forrest,
called TO him. AS he stepped TO her
She threw her arms around him and
began going through nlS pockets
Dyer grabbed the woman, whereupon
she cried for help.
The other negro women who said
their names were Ether We'll and
Jessie Mack, rushed out OF the dark
ness AID began pummeiing Dyer. How.
ever, he held onto the Forrest woman,
and the others, becoming frightened
ran.
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ARE GETTING BUSY
WITH WANLASS GROUP.

Salt Lake City, June 17.-Prepara-
tions are being made by John Roundy
and associates for on extensive CAM
paign OF development for the Wanlass
group Of claims in North Tintic. Ma
chinery is to be installed shortly and
the property Is to be equipped In first
class manner. II is asserted by the
officials Of the company that eyey eff
fort will be made 10 get down to depth
on the property this summer, and ac-
cording to surface indications Some
good ore bodies should be encoun.
tered at depth of 200 or 800 feet.
The Wanlass Mining company was
recently incorporated with John
Roundy. superintendent Of the Knight
interests in Tintic, as president and
general manager; Perry b. Fuller.
who Is an assistant TO Mr.. Roundy, is
vice president. and w. e. Evans. al
other man in the employ of the
Knights. is secretary and treasurer.
The officers. with Z. F. Burch. Nate
Rockhill and oliver Cederstrom, form
the directorate.
The property consists OF twenty-five
full claims and is seven slams i'll
length. According TO Mr.. Rondy, the
property Is in a dolomitc lime similar
to that in the Colorado and Iron Bios
som. Besides this he asserts that a
lime and quartz contact and lime
and porphyry contast run the entire
length of the property. vein OF
quartz which traverses the entire
length of the property IS about ten
feet wide, it Is asserted. Assays from
this have shown from six to ten
ounces of silver to the ton. At fire.
quent intervals there are number of
manganese blow-outs.
1t was under the direction of John
Roundy that the Humbug, Uncle Sam.
Colorado. Beck Tunnel and Iron Bios
som mines We're developed. Before be-
coming Interested in the property Mr.
Roundy made a thorough investiga-
tion and declares that he is convinced
there Is ore TO be found there Burch
and Fuller, who are also old hands In
the district. declare they are OF the
same opinion.
The property Is four and half miles
north of Homansyille and just east
and north of the old Gold Blossom
that produced good lead and silver ore
in the early days. For wears this
property has laid idle but it Is now
being worked.
The company is capitalized at $780,
600, with shares at 10 cents each. OF
this number 100000 shares were set
aside as treasury stock
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18
BIG VOTE AGAINST CAPITOL.

ST George. June 1.-THE county
commissioners canvassed the votes In
tne special election for state capitol
today. The results showed "a votes
cast IN favor of the levy and 80 votes
against tne levy-a majority Of 226
votes against the proposition The OK.
tremely heavy local taxes In ST. George
this year to Install the water system
Eelp TO explain the result In this CITY
Inc quarterly conference of St
George stake convened in the stake
tabernacle here on Saturday and Sum
day, June IL and 13. Elder George p
richards ofNthe quorum of the council
OF Twelve was present. While In this
vicinity he will also visit several OF
.ne settlements in the eastern part of
the stake.
INC annual stock sales nave been in
progress during the past week. several
Thousand steers having been sold from
tnis county and the Arizona strip north
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18
LUREO SWEETHEART TO
SALT LAKE TO ROB HER.

Salt Lake City, June 1.-THE story
told to the police by Sarah Hopkins, a
dusky damsel. of how she had been, en-
ticcd to Salt Lake from nor Tennessee
home week ago by the alluring prom
ises Of her lover, only to find herself
robbed by him last night OF her saw
ings and a hree-hundred-dollar dia-
mond ring, led to the arrest of the man,
James Talton
Wnen searched at Headquarters
neither the money nor the ring could
be found. but he is held pending fur
their investigation. Talton has the
appearance of the colored man who
likes to dress well and live the easy
life without working for It. The ygirl
told of how ne importuned her TO come
here. telling her that he had work at
big wages, Upon her arrival here she
found him idle. and since that time
has been forced TO contribute to his
support until last night; sne alleges,
he took her purse and ring. A -n
This afternoon Jaller Earl Ripley
went to Tolton's room and made a
thorough search OF the place. Although
Tolton stoutly denied at the police sta
ton that he had the ring and money,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18
SEALED PROPOSALS.

VIII be received by the Board OF
trustees OF the State Industrial
school for furnishing (. o. b. Five
Points, Ogden. Utah, 1900 feet of four.
men galvanized pipe, together with
all necessary couplings. and 1000 feet
OF one-inch galvanized pine toqether
with all necessary couplings. Fur
,ner information may be obtained at
inc I'M! ONCE of the superintendent OF the
Institution.
Bids must be sealed and marked
State Industrial School. Ogden I,,ah
They must be received on or before
the SOth day of June. They will ho
opened at o'clock p. M. of that dav
The Board reserves the right TO re.
?ect any and all bids not advantageous
10 tho State.
Board of Trustees
By II. II. THOMAS. Superintcndon,
Ogden, June 18TH, 1903. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18
TRYING TO LAND CARP
COSTS BOY HIS LIFE
Walter n. Thomas, Aged Four Years,
Jerked Into Water and Drowned.

Salt Lake, June 1S-Trying to land
a big carp cost the life of Walter II.
Thomas, years old, son of John Tho.
mas. of Pleasant Green. on WedDes-
day The boy was dragged bodily
By the fish into an irrigating ditch,
swept through 1G-foot flume and
tossed out upon a field sixty rods be-
low
The youngster. with his brother,
was fishing in the ditch. which was
swollen by the melting SHOWS, when
large carp was hooked In an at
tempt to pull the FISH out, the boy
slipped into the ditch His brother
tried to seize hand which the lad
raised above the water and nearly
toppled IN also. The boy was swept
away before the other Thomas boy
could raise the alarm.
After being carried through the
f1ume. the boys body was washed into
a field which was being irrigated
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18

north of the Colorado. The prices are
fully up to the average. perhaps above.
People are connecting up with the
water system now.
Work on the electric light plant con-
tlnues. 1t is hoped to haze the lights
available this autumn.
The Ice plant Is making ice in guam
titles this hot weather. 1t is a great
luxury here In this warm cline but
the demand for it is not as great as
was expected,
There is some agitation on the mat
ter of creamery in this city If 1t
can be made profitable to the promot-
ers there is no doubt that creamery
would be a boon to the people of this
county.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18
SEALED PROPOSALS.

VIII be received by the BOARD of
trustees OF the State Industrial School
Tor plastering, inclusive of all mater.
iai. etc. the Girls New Cottage.
Plans and specifications NAV he
seen at the Office OF Smith G. Hode.
son, architects, 312 Eccles Building.
Ogden. %
BIDS must be sealed and marked
BIDS for plastering.' and addressed
10 me State Industrial School They
must be received on or before Wednes.
uay, June Goth, as they will be open.
ed at o'clock on that date.
lhe Board reserves the right to re.
Ject any and all bids not advantageous
10 the State
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
by n. H. THOMAS, Superintendent
ogden. Utah, June 18th. 1909.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18
UTAH COUNTY TAKES
AMERICAN FORK TOLL ROAD.

Provo. June 17.-At the meeting OF
the county commissioners yesterday
Abel j. Evans, j. H. Wooten, Robert
Anderson. Don c Strong and others
appeared and asked the county to take
over the American Fork canyon toll
road, as the company having the fran
chise could not afford to keep the road
In repairs, There is an Indebtedness
against the company of about $500.
which the company was willing to turn
over to the county, and rather urged
that 1t be accepted along with the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-18
MANY EUROPEAN ACTS
With the Sells-Floto Shows.

The Great Sells-Foto Shows Con.
solidated will appear in Ogden on
TueSday, July 9Th.
While the trained wild beasts are 4
great feature the regular line Of cir
Gus acts Is fully up TO a high stand
ard
The wonderful Nelson Family are
a surprise and have no equals In the
circus world, The Riding Rooneys are
among the big acts: the Bertik Troupe,
Flying Loyetta Twins, the Bronze
Troupe of acrobats nave no peers
The Rhoda Royal menage and High
School horses arc seen only with thlA
show The clowns are funny, the gyr.
nasts clever; the elephants numerous
and the menagerie is large and the
Armour Prize Team a great feature.
a free street parade will be given.
which will leave the grounds at ten
o'clock on the day Of the performance