The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25

LIVE WIRES |
Trouble Is brewing between Chile
and Peru. The charge affaires OF
Peru left Santiago yesterday and Unit
ed states Minister Pierpont at Santi.
ago, In a communication to the state
department, says considerable ex.
element aroused In consequence of
the severance Of diplomatic rola.
tons.
Canada has decided to approve the
waterways treaty with the United
States senate rider provided that ex.
listing rights OF Riparian owners on
the St Mary's river at the 500 in
either country shall not be interfered
with Canada had declined to accept
this rider and the treaty was not
adopted
The welcome to indianapolis.
Thursday afternoon Of Former Vice
President Charles w. Fairbanks and
Mrs Fairbanks. returning from their
world tour began with greetings at
Union station. There was an inform
al reception committee numbering
thousands OF home folks" led by
Governor Marshall, Mayor Samuel
Lewis Shank OF indianapolis and prom
inent citizens OF tho city and state at.
tended by a detachment OF troops
from the regular army post at Fort
Benjamin Harrison and companies OF
state militia.
Jere F. Lillis. the Kansas City bank.
cr who was assaulted by Jack Cuda-
hay a few weeks ago In Kansas City,
went through Albuquerque on his way
to California.
1--WE will win this strike. Not a
striking member OF our organization
has returned to work since the strike
order was issued except those whose
employees have granted our demands
said J. j. Pfelffer. secretary of the
United Brotherhood of Leather Work.
crs OF Horse Goods.
The American cruiser Tacoma sail
ed from Colon for Bluefields yester-
day.
Rcsenting aspertions on the moral
ley OF their womenkind who attend
dances, 200 citizens of Portervine.
Calf, last night assailed Leroy Clark,
an itinerant preacher. with eggs and
drove him down the street He was
-oeouad l,,y tho ariff and thirty donu.
ties but warned today to leave town
by delegation of citizens. when he
swore out a warrant against one OF
the egg hurlers
In far better condition than when
he left San Antonio, Tex, where he
went for tho benefit OF his health.
Thomas F. Walsh, the Colorado mil
lionaire, reached Washington. Thurs
day. His special train came In over
the Southern railroad at s o'clock this
morning. at which hour Mr.. Walsh
was up and dressed and ready TO pro-
oeed to his home.
Speaker Cannon has announced the |
appointment Of Representative Foster
(Rep) Vermont, 10 succeed the late
Representative Perkins OF New York
as chairman OF the committee on for |
eign affairs,
Sam Falocne, a black hand operator
was shot through the heart and In
stantly killed shortly before O'Clock |
this morning In fight at Pueblo |
with a sherlft's posse headed by I'm |
der sheriff Warren Hill. A companion |
of Falcone escaped on horseback. but |
is believed TO have been wounded.
The pension bill carrying appropria- |
tion OF about $l660 900 was possed |
by the house yesterday. Nearly the |
entire session was occupied by a con
test made chiefly by Republicans
against the measure as reported from |
the committee on pensions, for the |
abolition of the pension agencies now |
in operation throughout the country |
Thirteen suits for damages aggre- |
eating $4,000 growing out Of the |
Hanna Mine disaster IN which 90 |
miners lost their lives were filed In |
the district court at Cheyenne.
Two prairie fires did heavy damage |
in the gale that swept South Dakota
yesterday. A strip of country two |
miles wide and ten miles long in west |
ern Sully county was burned over,
barns, sheds and ioutbulldlngs aud |
farm machinery being totally de
stroyed.
For the first time since tho miners
end operators OF Ohio, Indiana and
Western Pennsylvania went into a
joint conference here over two weeks |
ago, peace for at least two-thirds oil |
those concerned appeared in sight
last night
Interest in the labor situation here
centered today In the convention held
by members Of labor unions TO form
a new political party About FIVE hun
dred delegates attended the meeting |
from which newspaper men were
barred,
There WAS hot clash again yes,
terday between former Governor w. |
y. Hoggart of Alaska and Delegate
Wickersham from that territory NJ