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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-30
HARRY THAW
is RECALLED
He Again Holds His
Own When Answering
Jerome

White Plains, n. Y. July 30-Neith-
CT Harry X. Thaw nor his counsel.
Charles Morschauser, showed much
interest today in a report that Evelyn
Thaw intended to begin suit for d.
yorce as soon as the present pro-
ceedngs closed.
1T is the first intimation we have
received Of such suit" said Mr..
MorSchauSer, land we have received
no notice at all from Mrs. Thaw or
her attorneys"
MI Morschauser said that so far
as he knew Thaw had no intention of
suing for separation or divorce.
viii he contest his wife's sult?'
the attorney was asked.
Most certainly. If she brings II, -
said Mr. Morschauser.
Mrs. Thaw has no ground for di-
vorce." he continued. "Shc has al.
ways been we'll treated. At present
she is receiving from the Thaw fam,
ily $4,000 year"
1t is alleged Mrs. Thaw will base
her suit on the revelations of the
present trial regarding Thaw's alleg.
ed conduct at the house of Susan Mer.
rill.
Mr.. Morsc,lauser called attention
10 the fact that Thaw had denied
these stories
AS for the Mrs. Reid said to have
Continued on Page Four
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REScUES GRANDDAUGHTER
FROM a WATERY GRAVE

New York. July 3o.-Mrs. ]. Carlin
of Harbor Torrance. Corona, l.. l..
does not permit the fact that she Is d
grandmother TO interfere with her ath'
letic prowess, She proved the fact yes
torday by resculng her granddaugh'
ter. Miss Bertha Delomer, from drown
Ing In Flatbush bay.
The athletic grandmother almost
lost her own life in the accomplish
ment OF the feat That. however. was
due to the fact that her granddaughter
lost her presence of mind and nearly
choked her rescucr in the water.
Granddaughter and grandmother
were both unconscious when they were
pulled 10 the shore. The elder woman
revived almost Immediately, but 1t
required nearly three hours to resus-
citatc the granddaughter.
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PRESIDENT TAFT IS PLEASED
WITH THE NEW TARIFF BILL

Improvement over the Dingley act.
= The President pointed out. as great
forward steps. the enactment OF me
Philippines tariff. the corporation tax
the establishment of customs court,
the adoption OF the new maximum ana
minimum provisions, the establish
ment OF a commission to advise the
President In the operation OF tho max
imum and minimum clause. and on
the matters generally connected with
the tariff.
AS TO the corporation tax. II is said
the President let il plainly be known
that while he was much In favor OF
such tax. be WAS not so wrapped up
IN II that he was willing TO sacrifice
real downward revision Just to have IL
adopted as a part OF the tariff bill
While the corporation tax was adopt
ed as i'm the nature OF substitute Tor
the income tax. the President declar-
ed today that the end attained in sub
mittine to the states the proposition
for an amendment to the constitution
nermitting the enactment OF an in
come tax was one OF the triumphs OF
the present taTih fight No consutu-
rional amendment has been submitted
10 the states since the days Of tas
CiyN Wax.
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CHAIRMAN PAYNE PRESENTS THE
CONFERENCE REPORT TO THE HOUSE
sporsed. The market was dull and ir
regular Al noon.
Bonds were steady.
NEW YORK STOCKS,


AmalGamated Copper, 81 Is.
American Beet Sugar. IS "a
American Car and Foundry, Gi 4.
American Cotton Oil, t.
American Locomotive. 6I 3-S.
American Smelling. 81 81.
American Smelling. ptd, 113 3-i.
American Sugar Refining, 151 IL.
Anaconda Mining company, 10.
Atchison Railway, lis 5-S.
Atlantic Coast Line, 13i II.
Baltimore and Ohio, 119 Is.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 70 IL.
Canadian Pacific, 1S6 l-2.
Chesapeake and Ohio. 50 II
Chicago and Northwestern, 1877.
Chicago. NIL and St Paul, lbs Is.
Colorado Fuel and IRON, 81 IL.
Colorado and Southern. 56.
Delaware and Hudson, 194 II.
Denver and Rio Grande, 40 Is.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd., S5 3-4
Erie Railway. 81 Is.
Great Northern, pfd.. 155.
Great Northern Ore Cts, 6 1s2.
Illinois Central. 157 1-2.
New York Central, 141
Reading Railway. 159 IL.
Rock Island Co.. 80 Ia.
Southern Pacific, 1875 Is.
Rock Island Co, pfd., II.
Southern Railway, - Is
Union Pacific, pol.
United States Steel, 73 SIS,
United States steel. pfd., 12S IL.
Wabash Railway. 81 5-S.
Wabash Railway, pfd, 81 IL.
Western Union. rs.
Standard Oil company, 69i 1.2.
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CHICAGO is ILL-PRePAReO
FOR GREAT CONFEDERATION

Chicago. July 3O.-Thc danger of A
great confacration in Chicago Is
pointed out by City Engineer John
Ericsson in report made yesterday
10 Commissioner of Public Works Han
berg, on a high pressure water system.
The great fire of 1871 which de.
stroyed 1870 buildings in Chicago
and caused total property loss of
s16S. 200 900, was the biggest In this
country and Canada between 1920 and
1905, but Mr Ericsson indicates that
it Is possible for a fire loss much
greater now. He declares that Chica.
90 is nl-prepared to protect itself.
The water supply Is insufficient and
the buildings are such as would cas-.
lily burn.
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MINISTER
DISAPPE AIRS
Friends Believe He Has
Been Robbed and
Murdered

Fort Smith, Ark, 5uiy 50-That
Rev. James BurllS. u Presbyterian field
missionary, was robbed and murdered
in the vicinity of Howe. Okla. is
believed bv his friends Yesterday.
Nr. Burks went TO his apartments at
trip 10 Mena. Ark. When he did not
reappear in a reasonable time, an
attache OF the hotel went TO his room.
found partially arranged trunk, but
Mr.. Burks had disappeared.
Several persons. whose actions
aroused suspicion, have been taken in
TO custody.
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TOURISTS FROM ABROAD
ARE RETURNING HOME

New York. July 30.-The tide of
ocean travel Is now changing and the
great crowd of Americans who have
spent the season abroad are starting
home. From now on the companies
believe that each incoming ship will
be crowded with the homeward rush
The North German Lloyd Steamship
Kronprlnzessin Cecelie, due to arrive
on Tuesday Bremen and channel ports.
will bring almost 800 cabin passengers.
OF whom about 500 are in the first
cabin and more than 500 in the Sec
ond.
The opening of the schools in Sep.
tember is largely responsible for the
early Homecoming of many. AS usual
the steamship bookings during the
months of August and September will
be heavy,
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Sc I Up ON
BY BANDITS
Former Yale Student
Whips Five Outlaws in
Brief Encounter

Barmen. Rhenish Prussia. July 90
Five bandits today made the mistake
of tacklIng a former Yale baseball
player and \ In about two minutes.
learned what muscular Christianity
means.
James l.. Houghteling, Of Chicago.
a former member OF the Yale baseball
squad, while on his way here today To
attend the Worlds Conference OF
Young Mems Christian associations.
was set upon by thieves on the ltal-
ian frontier
The encounter was brief. but in ev-
err way decisive. HoughtelinG used
tho two fsts at the end of two muscu-
lar arms There we're FIVE robbers
In the band. Two ran away after
getting pleaty Another Is in the hos
pi,al here, and two others are In jail
! having been captured b. Houghteling.
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Two SEVERE EARTH SHOCKS
TFRR|FY PEOPLE OF MEXICO

jured. Some dwellings in the poor
quarter were destroyed. No damage
was done in the other parts Of the
city. The shocks have terrified the
people. Telegrams from various parts
OF the republic indicate that the earth
quakes we're widespread and severe.
The property damage here is in
sirni0cant Mostly shacks we're de-
stroved. The deaths we're among the
poorer classes. and were two mon, a
woman and child Some old cathed-
raj walls we're cracked. as were some
payements. The shock was felt for
over l0l miles.
No deaths have as yet been report
cd from other cities. The squares
and plazas are nlled with praying
people
There was no loss OF life In the Am
crlcan colony
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dency Of Chicsgo's school system has
fallen into the hands of a woman for
the first time in Its history Mrs. Ella
Flagg Young. principal of the Chicago
normal school since 1905, and an edu-
Gator of national reputation. was chos-
en- tonight to act In that capacity
Mrs. Younes selection followed A
struggle for the office which has been
going on since the resignation of Ed
win C. Cooley several months ago.
Mrs. Young Is ca years old. and has
been engaged in teaching since 1862
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degrading occupation from which the
great majority following It would glad
ly escape? From my investigation |
have no hesitancy in answering the
question in the affirmative. And they
may-nay will-become organized in
the protective fold OF the trade union
movement.
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Kansas CITY Livestock,

Kansas City, July 30-Cattlc-Re-
ceipts 1000; market strong: native
steers 81 25a7 25, native cows and
heifers 81 25a7 25; stockers and feed
crs 50 25a5 %, bulls 81 S0ai -; ;
calves SO 51a7 90; western steers 81
0OaG 90; western cows 81 75aA 80.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market sc TO
l0c higher; bulk OF sales 81 3Oa7 So:
heavy 81. 55a7 65; packers and butch.
ers s.. 30a7 60; light 81. 00a7 45 pigs
Sc 00a7 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000: market
steady; muttons 81 00a5 25: lambs
So 50a7 %: range wethers So 75a5 25:
range ewes So 25a5 90.
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Furious Women Of Catalonia Take Part
in Riots=-=Spanish Forces Besiege
MoorS in Their Stronghold

Spanish crises at homo and abroad
continue to present many alarming
features, with Barcelona still in the
throes Of a revolutionary movement
and an army of 10000 Moors pressing
Spain's defeated and exhausted forces
in Morocco.
The reports from Barcelona are ON
inously meager. and from roundabout
quarters. But tho revolutionary move
ment appears 10 have passed its cli-
max. Government troops are now re
ported to have the upper hand The
artillery has been used with morciless
effect. driving the remnants 10 outly~
ing sections. The scattered frag-
ments of information. coming through
Madrid and frontier points, arc doubt
less censored and lacking in exact
ness, but they give details OF bloody
conflict between 10000 armed rev.
olutionists and the Spanish artillery
and cavalry.
From many interior points come
reports of riot and incendiarism. But
the movement Is without apparent
central organization OF leader In the
north. there are fears that Don jaime.
the CarlIst leader. will take adyan-
| tage of the situation by renewing the
Carllst movement against the dynasty.
A late dispatch from Madrid an
nounces that the captain general at
Barcelona telegraphs TO the govern
ment that he Is now master of the
situation, the revolutionists having
surrendered.
Spanish warships have gone to the
relief Of the defeated army In Nor
occo and are reported to be shelling
the Moorish forces. The battlefield.
where the Spaniards lost 1000, is a
vast graveyard. and the Spanish medi-
cal and equipment headquarters is
demoranSed by unpreparednesS for
Its big task.
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fields to cries of Down with the
church"
At Granollers, sixteen miles from
Barcelona. two converts were burned
AT Amer, the Carmollte convent was
looted and burned. The sisters mar.
rowly escaped with their lives.
The Madrid authorities fear the ar.
rival of Allenjandro Leruy in Spain.
VINO Is on his way TO Europe from Bra.
I'll to place himself at the head of
the revenue, He holds the worKmen's
organizations In the hollow Of his
hand While in Cortez In 1893. Sen.
or LcruX broke with the party he.
cause ii joined with the CatalonIan sol.
idarists which included the CarIists
whom he opposed on the ground that
tney stood for the maintenance Of n
monarchist regime and clerical action.
/ Last year after a series of bitter ar.
ticles against the government, he was
condemned TO two years lmprlsor-
ment, but fed TO Brazil Despite his
, condemnation Of the Republicans, he
was reelected to parliament at the
last election, and is now on his way
home again to assume leadership.
The government has issued orders that
he he arrested Immediately on land.
Ing on Spanish soil.
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CHICAGO Close,

Chicago. July 30.-Close: Wheat
July S1.O7 L.. Sept 81 % "a; Dec,
$1.02 is; May $1.O5 1-2.
Corn-July 20; Sept, Go Is; Dec
55a1-S, May So "a
Oats-July ~ IS; Sept IS IA; Dec
3S SIS; May 40 rs.
Pork-July s2O.32 1-2; Sept. $50,
Is; Oct $19 35; Jan. SIG 50 IL.
Lard-July S11 20; Sept. $11 %;
Oct $11.22 12. Nov. $40. 80 IL; Jan.
50. 90.
Ribs-July $40 l-2a1O 90; Sept.
$40. 90a11 80 1-2; Oct. $40, 81 1-2; Jan
$S 50 IL.
Rye-Cash 75a76; Sept. 72a74
Barley-Cash GSa70.
Timothy-Sept $40.
Clover-Cash S10S5; March $11S5
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SUGAR and Coffee.

Now York. July 30 Sugar. raw
Firm; fair refining So 4S; centrifugal
9G test $3.oS; molasses sugar So %
Refined, steady; crushed s. 65 pow
dercd - 05: granulated 1896.
COFFEE-Quiet; No I Rio IL;
No. Santos .
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7 LEG OF
AUTO TOUR
GIidden Tourists to Take
Possession Of Kansas
City Today

Salina. KaS.. July 30.-On the last
leg of their 2,326.S mile journey. the
Glidden tourists left Salina this morn
Ing for Kansas City. 1t is hoped to
reach Kansas CITY by 5 o'clock this
afternoon. The distance TO Kansas
City is 2l2S miles. The last car did
not get away until $50 a, m. A drlz-
zliDg rain was falling
The route of today'S run lay through
a part of Kansas that has experienced
heavy rains of late and the roads were
in bad condition. Penalties were al
most certain.
All the cars were in good condition
at the start, and the tourists were
outspoken in their regret at the near
ending of their long run.
Yesterdays run did not take away
auy Of the clean scores. Five cars in
the contest for the Gliddcn trophy.
and an equal number in the Hover
trophy class. yet Eayc perfect scores.
The Two Pierce-ArTow cars, the two
Prcmiers and a MarmOn are perfect
in the Glidden trophy class Two
Plerces, a Chalmors-Detroit. a Moline
and the Lexington arc still perfect
in the Hover trophy class.
Kansas City. July 30.-Kansas City
was officially today In the hands OF
the Gllddcu tourists. Amid the honk-
ing of 500 cars that assembled late
this afternoon at the Kansas state
line. Mayor Thomas T. CHttenden Of
Kansas CITY, Mo, will meet the in
coming tourists and extend TO them an
official welcome. Following these GER
emonies. and escorted by practically
every motor car In the city, the Gid
denites Will parade through the prin-
cipaI streets and finally Officially end
their tour by Checking in" at the
Coates House.
The Kansas City Automobile club.
tho Commercial club and other organ
izations have provided an extensive
program of entertainment II viii he
several days before the winner OF the
run is known. The cars will be taken
= TO Convention Hall, tonight where
they will be held until the technical
committee has completed its exsmina-
/ ton
Every part OF each car will be taken
! out and examined. Measurements
viii De made for spring and frame
sacgine and the result Of the eXamina.
tion viii then be compared With tho
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Paris. July 3O.-The news of the ter.
riole defeat inflicted on the Spanish
forces by Moors at MellUa aad the
confirmation OF the extent of the In.
surrection In Spain causes apprehen.
sion here, The triumph of the Moors
In the Rin country perhaps will In.
flame all of Islam and lead to an Nd
rising In Algeria and the Soudan Tho
attack upon French troops at Colomb-
Bechar the other day Is now regarded
here as direct result OF the events
on the Riff coast. Some of the Paris
newspapers, therefore, boldly suggest
that In self-interest Il is the duty of
Europe to come to the rescue
The Eclair says II is impossible for
Europe to remain neutral before the
insolent MoorS and that Christian civ
ilizaJion cannot afford to allow Spain
TO be beaten
On the other hand. many newspapers
say that the Melilla disaster declares
the muddle and incapacity OF every
department In the Spanish government
during the Cuban war These newspa-
nerS advise the government at Madrid
10 make n virtue OF necessity, by
promptly ending the adventure. as 9TH
erwise IL will put an end to the Span
ish government
The Marquis Del NUNS, the Spanish
ambassador at Paris, has transmitted
n note 10 the French government, for
mally declaring that the Rif cam
paign was not undertaken with the OBJ
ject Of conquest, but solely to punish
the MoorS for their attack on Span
iardS. and their affront to the Melilla
garrison.
The Spanish ambassador, in an in
terylew today. attributes the upheaval
al Barcelona solely to the anarchists,
and says he is confident II will be
promptly suppressed. He explains that
the government intends 10 satisfy the
popular demand regarding obligatory
military service and that II has al"
ready introduced bill In the senate
for that purpose.
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Washington. July 3o-Au earth
ouako OF considerable Intensity and
duration was recorded co-ly this
morning by the weather bureau scis-
mographs. The disturbance is belley-
cd 10 have occurred AT Ecuador OF on
The western coDst OF South America in
the Pacific ocean.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, July -Cattle-Receipts
estimated al 1900, market strong;
beeves 81 .35a7 45, Texas steers 81 OO
as 90; western steers 81 .00a6 %
stockers and feeders SO 00a5 10; cows
and helfers 81 2Oa6 20; calves So 5Oa
7.75
Hogs-ReceIpts estimated at 5000:
market l0c higher, light $7.35a7 70
mixed 81 25a7 IS; heavy 81 2Oa7 80;
rough 81 2oa7 55 good TO choice
heavy 81. 35a7 90; pigs Sc soar 10,
bulk of sales 81 I0a7 rs.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1000
Market steady, native So OOa5 25;
western So 0Oa5 .35, yearllngs 81 Goa
90, lambs, native. 81 soar rs; west
crn 81. soar 60.
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CAVALRY AND TROOPS
GAIN THE UPPER HAND

Madrid. July 3O.-The ncws from
Barcelona that the cavalry and troops
have gained the upper hand and cap
tured the main body OF insurgents, and
that only isolated bands arc holding
CONTINUED on Page FiyeD
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New York, July 30,-Copper. weak.
l3 l-4al3 -; lead steady, Si.27 l.
a4.S2 L.; silver 80 rs.
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Wool.

ST. Louis. July 3O-Wool. steady:
territory and western mediums 2Sa
%; fine mediums Plaza; fine 12alS II.
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Barcelona, via Cerbere, France, July
SO.-Barcelona has been a perfect
hell Half the population is terror.
lied and the other half mad with
blood The troops of the garrison.
amid shouts Of approval from the mob,
repeatedly refuse to fire on the peo-
pie and the work of repression fell
upon the police and civil guard.
They charged the revolutionists and
used their firearms freely everywhere,
but numbers were against them. As
this dispatch is sent, the streets are
in possession of the barricaded In
surgents. The destruction Of prop
erty has been great. Barcelona Is
completely isolated and running short
of food.
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, @ c Q c C Q o 0 o o @ G o 0 O

Mexico City. Imy 80 TWO severe
earthquake shocks occurred here this
morning at i:20 and 80 O'Clock. -Four
persons we're killed and several In
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Madrid. July 3O--Specia! dispatches
received here shortly after noon today
from Melilla say the Spanish cruiser
Numancia Is now shelling the heights
OF Mount Guruga, which is swarming
with Moors.
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Mexico City. July 3o.-The
} Federal Telegraph company has
VS. established communication
? with Acapulco. by the round
; about way OF tho Isthmus of
. Tehuantepec The FIRST mos
Q sage received read as follows:
Q Tho entire lower half OF this
. ci,y has been destroyed, There
Q have been many casualties. The
9 branch here OF the National
o bank Is in NUNS. The cashier
g 10 mortally iSiured."
@ Communication was then In
O terrupred.
g All direct communication -
0 tween Acapulco and Mexico
% City IS interrupted.
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Madrid. July 3O.-The captain gen
eral of Barcelona has telegraphed to
the general STAFF at Madrid that tho
revolutionists have surrendered, and
that he is now the master of the sit
uatlon. The number OF victims, as a
result of the fighting in the streets,
Is very high. Twcnty-three buildings
we're destroyed by the artillery. Tho
leaders of the rebels are now being
tried by military court'martial and
summarily executed,
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Cerebere. France. July 30,-All the
reports received here from Spain con-
firm the terrible fury OF the women
throughout Catalonia. At Barcelona
they got behind the barricades with
the men, urging them TO fight 10 tho
death. Everywhere Jney resisted
searches by gendaTmerie for recruits
for the reserves. barring tho doors
of their houses and firing at tho sol
diers from the windows.
At Casa De La Saliva, the population
surrounded and disarmed the civil
guard and locked up the officials In
the barracks. Not only at Barcelona,
but throughout the province, church
property was the specIaI OBJECT OF the
popular fury. Horrible stories arc re-
counted of the merciless fashion In
which the churches and converts were
sacked and burned. The inmates OF
the institutions were driven into the
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S I ANDARD DISPATCHES
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ANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSO-
CATION IN THE WORLD
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WEATHER FORECAST

uTAH-THe INDICATIONS ARE
THAT THE WEATHER WILL BE
FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW.
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