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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-15

Bishop Vincent Wehrle of Bismark.
North Dakota. is as modest as was the
late Bishop Wigger, of the Newark do
cese. who, delegates said, was of all the
bishops in the United States the best
friend of the Central Society.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-15

candidate for Congress in the Pittsburg
district, His brother delegates jokingly
asked him to go to the stage to let all
see whether he looked like a greater.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-15

Aurora. of Buffalo, and A. Hoelper the
German Catholic American. of New
York
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-15

Adolph b. Suess, of East st. Louis,
Ill, is manager and part owner of. the
East st. Louis Gazette and a contribut-
ing editor of the Catholic Tribune. He
has written two historical romantic
dramas. The Schuberts wrote him last
week that they had read the dramas
and would like him to visit them in
New York.
Father Hamecke. of Philadelphia is
editor of the Nord Amerika, weekly
August Schfferli represented the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
VACATION TIME
EFFECTING TRADE

NEW YORK. July 22.-Bradstreets
tomorrow will say:
Trade and industry are still mark
ing time, awaiting the passing OF the
vacation season and the progress OF
the leading crops nearer TO maturity
A fair number OF buyers are In the
leading markets. but their operations
are governed by conservatism pend
ibg clearer views OF crop out-turn.
Reports as TO the fall trade outlook
are optimistic in the Southwest and
Central West and the outlook in the
Northwest Is fairly cheerful Clear
ance sales stimulate final distribu-
tlon OF summer goods. though re-
suits are stu hardly up to anticipa-
tions
Industrials reports point TO quiet
in most lines.
Business failures In the United
States for the week ending July Il
were 315. against eos last week and
239 In the like week OF 1909
Failures in Canada for the week
number "a. which compares with q
last week and "a in the correspond
ing week of 1909.
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RESULTS At
EMPIRE CITY

NEW YORK, July 22.-School-
marin, backed from l3 to ; to s to
o. won the Tarrytown selling stakes
at one mile at Empire City today.
Perry Johnson finished second. but
was disqualified for fouling Pretend
First Race. six iurlongs-Royal
Captive, 6 to l, won; Royal onyx,
TO ?, second Billy Bodemer, 10 to !.
third. Time-1:l2 as.
Second Race, 1--WE and half fur
longs-Thc Hague, TO .. won;
Ryestraw, 6 TO >. second; Maid, 10
to l. third Tlme-1:07 %.
Third Race, mile and twenty Yards
Prince Gal. . to 9. Won; Jupiter
Joe, 8 TO 2. second; Norbi.t. 20 to /,
third. Time-1:H l-5.
Fourth Race. Schoolmarm. 6
To ;, won; Pretend. 13 to 10. second.
Galley Slave, 10 To /, third Time
l:40 10
Fifth Race, Ave and half mrlongs
-Shackleton, 6 to l, Won. Planter.
Is TO 10. second; Jest. 10 /. third
Time-l:O7.
Sixth Race. mile and sixteenth
Arctic. l2 to 10. won, Rockstone.
TO l. second Zieuap TO l, third.
Time-l:47 l-5.
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HOGS AND VEAL

We are paying for fat logs as fol
lows;
Hogs. from 200 lbs. and up. per
100 lbs .,............... S9.75
Hoes. from 16o to 200 lbs, per
HOGS, from 125 to 100 lbs. per
100 lbs ............ 7.75
We receive hogs daily
Anybody who prefers dressed
weight or hogs may bring them in on
Tuesday, or Fridays between 1880
and 10 Il. m We will then slaughte.
them while you walt. and pay S1175
FER 100 Ibs. dressed At either OF
these days you may choose whether
you want the live weight price or
S1170 dressed.
We pay for fat vcals from 70 TO i25
los dressed weight II cents per TO-,
and receive them daily You may
bring them In either live or dressed
Access 10 our plant Is now CON
1enient since the construction OF the
viaduct
OGDEN PACKING & PROVISION CO
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THE COMMERCIAL BULLETIN.

BOSTON, July 22-The CONNER
olal Bulletin viii say tomorrow OF the
wool market.
There is a better feeling apparent
as result OF the higher prices be
Ing paid In Montana for the new clip
by eastern dealers and manufactur-
crs and on account OF tho strength
shown at auction rooms Mills are
not buying other than moderate guam
titles of wool but the weeks bust
ness includes erase and secured ter
ritory at rs to go cents for nne and
55 to SIS cents for half bloods medium
Ohio fleece at unchanged prices.
From two To three million pounds
OF wool were bought in Montana this
week at IL to 20 3-S or about 5S to
6l cents secured for choice clips con.
tanning 90 per cent. This value
could not be obtained in Boston to-
day.
The shipments of wool from Bos-
ton TO July 21. inclusive, were 1867
0S7,G41 pounds. against 1908 06G
pounds for the same time last year.
The receipts 10 July y. inclusive.
were I3l. .906 the 2S pounds against
2i011S,65l pounds for the same pc
riod last wear
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
FRANK GoTCH is NOW
A BALL MAGNATE.

Humboldt. Ia July 23. Frank
Gotch' champion heavyweight vrcst-
Ter OF the world. has become a base
ball magnate. by purchasing the Lake
CITY team, member OF a bush league
In this part Of the state. The team
VIII be transferred TO Humboldt. the
WrestleTS home, on August ! It has
been known for some Jime thHt Gotch
mas wanted to get into baseball. hay-
ing attempted 10 purchase the Des
AoineS team In the Western league.
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PILES BRING DESPAIR
TAKE COURAGE! INTERNAL
TREATMENT WILL CURE.

Piles make lie unhappy and ruin
the best dispositions Most suffer.
ers have been bitterly disappointed
by many failures TO find cure. A
medicine in tablet form, taken IN
ternally that avoids the unpleasant
features OF ointments. suppositories
and operations. and cures thoroughly
by removing the inside cause, is sure
ly worth trying. especially as BAD
CONS PHARMACY, ogden. Utah.
guarantees it.
DR. Leonnardt's Hem-RoiG costs 81
foI a large boX-2i days treatment
DR. Leonhardt Co. Station b. Buf~
falo, n Y. Write for booklet -
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q G. puN,s REVIEW

NEW YORK. July 22.-R c. Dun
& Co.'S weekly review of trade to-
morrow will say:
Midsummer dullness is less pro
nounced In both wholesale and retail
departments of trade There IS still
much idle cotton machinery in New
England ard a Two weeks shutdown
is scheduled for August. but curtail-
ment is forcing a recovery from the
low price levels and there is pres
sure to liquidate stocks. Footwear
factories, east and west, are rcsum-
ing and trade is much improved in
leather, while hides have recovered
from the low point, large accumula-
tions having been moved.
Flour production in the Northwest
continues greatly reduced.
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nothing excepting some household
goods at their home, S26 Ouray ave-
nue.. and, stating that her husband
earns $40 a month driving a delivery
wagon she wants whatever Is right
In the way OF temporary and peman-
ent alimony and temporary and per
maDent attorney fees and costs.
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oetroIt 8; Mew Yock tf.

NEW YORK. July 22.--Rallying
brilliantly today In the closing In
ming New York. with a seven-run
lcad to overcome. caught up with
AID defeated Detroit II 60 S. Ia au
effort to slayc on defeat. Manager
Jennings took MullIn on the rubber
at the end of the seventh and De
troit useC three pitchers Cobb
tripled with the b5ses full in the
NTH
Score. r, HE.
Detroit ..-.,. ......S IL ?
NOW 1ork ..,ss,s..-.....- III II
Batteries Mulliu Summers. VIII
lett, Donovan and Schmidt; Warhop.
Hughes and Mitchell
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REGRET MISTAKES
AT GRETNA GREEN
Unhappy Wives eewall Day They
Went to Farmlneton TO Marry.

Salt Lake, July -Herald-Weep-
ing bitterly as she told of the beat
ings received from her husband dur
ing their short married life, Mrs
Bessie Mitchell added her sad story
I'm the divorce matinee yesterday TO
the long list OF romantic Farming
ton marriages Mrs Mitchell was
married to Ole Mitchell at Farming
ton. on February Il, 1910, and told
Judge 7. D. Lewis. who had charge
OF the divorce proceedings in the
district court yesterday. that she
had been mistreatcd almost from
the time they returned to Salt Lake.
She said that on several occasions
Ole had struck her with his fists and
had beaten her to the floor. once
beating her upon the back so Sc
verely that she was forced TO 90 to
a physician As the young wife
went, her husband sat In the court
room, and Judge Lewis called him
To the stand. Mitchell admitted that
he had beaten his wife at times when
he felt sore" and did not have any
good reason for It, except that once
his wife bad refused to press his
trousers, Judge Lewis handed down
an interlocutory decree to the wife.
and it looked for a time as if he
would deal severely with her her
hand
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Plttehura Il, ecooklYn

PITTSBURG, July 22-Pittsburg
easily defeated Brooklyn IA to ] ia
a hard-hittlng game again today ana
New York lost a game at St Louis.
which brings last years champions
up from third 10 second place. With
the bases full in the second inning.
Philippi hit for a home run today, a
IricE whicn Leach turned yesterday
Score. r. II. Z.
'ittSburg ........, ........l4 Is ,
Brooklyn .....- .....1 e 3
Batteries-Philippi and Gibson. ST.
mon, Knetzer and S Miller. Erwin
and + Miller
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IS 1T POSSIBLE

That dust and cold draft can be eN
cmded from a house, and tn" ratfn'
Of the windows prevented? uta-
Metal Weather Strips will do f. A.
metal. WIN last a lifetime
UTAH METAL WEATHER STRIP CU
322 Jefferson ST. Phone eell 5olo'
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT Indlanapolis-Mi Minneapolis o. In
dianapolis 3
AT Columbus-Kansas City .. Co
lumbus q
At Louisyille-St Paul s. Louis
Vile 4.
At Observation-Disclosures game
called OIL at the end of first inning
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland /; Philadelphia !.
PHILDELPHlA, July 22.-CleYc-
land and Philadelphia played two er'
citing games here today. the visit
ors winning the 0rst 10 and play
ing 1Jinulng tie AT l run each In
The second The homo team played
a hne uphill game in the contest,
but, after tieing the score In the
eighth inning. lost in the ninth on
Turner's walk. an out and Bemis
single. Falkcnberg and Bender had
great pitchers duel In the second
game. the latter being slightly more
effective and being accorded perfect
support Score.
First game r II. T.
Cleveland ..... ....7 3
Fhllanelpbla ...--.-.-..----- b ~
Batteries-Berger, Hardness and
Bcmis; Dygert, Morgan and Thomas,
Lapp
Second game RH.E.
Cleveland .--...-.. -.....'.-l
Philadelphia .-...-... ,...-.1 II o
MISUNDERSTANDING and Easter.
ly; Bender and Lapp.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST. louis 4; New York o.

ST. LOUIS, July 22-St Louis won
another shut-out game from New
York today / 10 0, Splendid work
by Lush and Corridor. with fast field.
ing, gave the victory to the locals
Score. r. n f.
ST Louis ...s.s..s..........i o
New lorK ..ss.s- ,,.....-.. " . u
Batteries-Lush, Corridor and
Bresnahan; Crandan, Dickson and
MYERS
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PHILADELPHIA 4. Cincinnati; 6

CINCINNATI. July 22.-Cincinnati
won hard fought game here today
from Philadelphia to T. Beebe
pitched well until the Sth. then went
wild Casper, who finished the game.
held the visitors safe
Score; II H. +
Philadelphia ....... ..4. .
Cincinnati ..,.. ..........6 lu >
Batteries-Moran, Slack. Schettler
ana Doom: Beebe. Casper and Nc
Lean
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Hoosier MARRIAGE Unhappy

Hoosier Marriage Unhappy.
Elizabeth b Smith received a de.
cree from Obad H. Smith. whom
she married in Covington, Ind, on
May H. 1882. They have seven
children, but the wife complained Of
| her husbands cruelty and drunken
/ ness. She received all OF the house
mold goods, some growing crops, $50
a month for the support of the fam
/ lly and $50 attorneys fees.
Della Battin told OF the desertion
OF her husband, James NJ Battin.
and Judge Lewis granted the decree.
They were married in Omaha on Sep
tember |, 1887. and have four child.
rou. She received $50 a month ali.
mony.
Aldenia G Westlake reused to
/ come to Salt Lake to live with w. II.
:. Westlake. the husband said, so
| he received decree, They we're
married in Mauch Chunk. Carbon
county Pa. in 1894 Desertion was
charged
Jane MIyers received a divorce
from l. Mayors. whom she married
| at Provo, on July %. 1903. Non.sup-
| port was charged
Mary A Tillett saws she has not
seen her husband sober in the lasv
ten months. but that is only one of
! the reasons she gave yesterday for
| asking divorce from John II TIL
! lett They were married at Salt Lake
I February G, 1906. and through her
/ husbands cruelty and neglect Mrs.
/ Tillett says she has been obliged to
| take in washing To support herself.
~ q. 4
abuse In the meantime. until he drove
| her from their home last May Mrs
( Tillett asks for $50 month alimony
Desertion more than one year ago
and failure to provide for her wants
are the charges made by Jessie NJ
Ringel in her suit for divorce brought
! Yesterday against George L. Ringel
. They were married October 8, 1902
at Covington. Kentucky.
Another Pennington Error.
Mabel c. Altree received a divorce
from Percy +. Altree before Judge
7. d. Lewis yesterday morning: their
marriage being another Pennington
mistake which happened on the last
day OF 1906. The divorce was grant
ed on the ground of non-support. and
Mrs Altree became Miss Mablc c.
1 NlnE again.
w. III. Bowman SAYS Bessie Bow
man is holy terror In his suit
fer divorce brought yesterday or
course Bowman doesn't use chat ex.
preston. but free translation OF
the legal terms OF the complaint ls
TO the effect that his wife took pleas.
ure In beating him TO a frazzle on
various occasions. Bowman SAYS his
wife deserted him in November last
Year and since then has been living
HE remote from the straight and
narrow path. The last he knew OF
her she was living at COZ Grove
street Boise, Idaho, u1der the name
OF Bessie Foster
Julia L. Dcnhalter says her hus
hand Henry c. Denhalter. comes
home frequently under the innu.
ence OF liquor and makes life pain.
iul and dangerous for her They
we're married at Salt Lake. July 81
1905, Mrs. Denhalter says sho has
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eoston 6; sd. Louis 3.

DIsIOn o. 81 IoUI8 D
BOSTON July 22.-BoSton hit the
ball hard with men on bases and won
from st. Louis 6 10 3. 4 peculiar
double play was a feature In the
second inning. with Stahl on first,
Lord popped fly TO Wallace and
Stahl was caught on the base. Lord,
however blocked the short stops
throw and Stnhl was called out for
interference. Score:
u. n f..
Boston . ..........6 .
ST. Louis .......3 s
Batteries-Smith and Carrlgau;
Lake and Stephens.
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Belmont School
FOR BOYS
Belmont, California T~sst-s,s NIL.

california 50. of Sac Fr.pei.so
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE

Al Seattle Tacoma o. Seattle ..
Al Portland San Francisco 3
Portland ?.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Wichita 6, st. Joe S.
At Omaha-Omaha s, Sioux City 4.
Al Dcnyer-Denvcr c, Topeka 0.
AT Lincoln-LIncoln 9. Des Moines
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Continued from Page soyen) b
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Women would cry more II II didn't
make their noses red.
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Miss Josie Buue has returned from
a two months visit 10 Green River.
Nyo., where she was the guest OF
Mrs. James A. ChrIstmau
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Monday night installation OF Off.
GERS for Sego Lily circle. w. o. w.
was held, after which the members
were invited TO a banquet at Wards
The members also surprised their
head officer, Neighoor Tena Nelson.
with a beautiful bouquet. Neighbor
Blk making the presentation speech,
to which Miss Nelson responded
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23

Mrs. James Ware and Mrs James
Day OF Layton were in Ogden on
Thursday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23

About 125 members OF the Episco.
pal church and SUNDAY school on.
Joyed their annHll outing at Lagoon
on Tuesday OF this week The yari-
GUS diversions were INDUCED in and
the Phllippini band provided an espe-
cially fine program. a large number
ol boys were among the participants
in the swimming and boating CON
tests. The basket lunch was no small
feature OF the days proceedings. and
altogether the day passed pleasantly
and without mishap
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@ 60 G98EEsEEGEED q &1EEEABgJES q GEEa8EED 40
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Miss Jessie Iicllok of Ogden i# the
guest of Miss Jean Cole in Tremon-
ton. her mother. who has also been n
visitor at the Cole home. having gone
To Corinne 10 visit friends there be
fore leaving for their new homc at
Mountain Home. Idaho. where Mr..
Hickok has been for some time.
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Miss Ada Mack was guest OF honor
at a party given on Tuesday oS last
week at the home Of Mrs. ]. c. Knud-
sen In Brigham City. Among those
mentioned were Mesdames r. l. ana
F w. Fishburn, James and c. w.
knudsen. D. L. Eddy. +. W. DJnn,
NelS Jensen. W. l.. Eddy and Miss
Mack.
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James Mack was the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs r l. Fishburn and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w Fishburn At their homes
in Brigham City during the week
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-11

the members OF Day lodge of T. Q. o.
r. ,of whieh Ne is n member at their
regular meeting Saturday evening in
honor of his recent marriage
Rev. DR.. w. A. FERGUSON, pastor
Of the Marseillcs PRESBYTERIAN church
delivered an excellent sermon in La
R,i' Presbyterian church Sunday
n, ming. DR. Ferguson is an aged
al ! feeble man but he is an intel
v, sual giant In the cause of right
eousness.
Chas McElrov and wife of Meeker
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Drake.
Hon G.. E. Mouser and wife of Mar
ion were guests of MIR. and Mrs. Basil
Ridgeway and Mr. and Mrs. w. +.
Kniffin from Saturday evening until
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs G. G.. Clark entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Clark and child
at Sunday dipner.
The many friends of James who
formerly resided on his farm east of
Meeker, but who now lives in Mar
ion greatly regret TO learn of his
severe illness and hope for his re-
war and an excellent citizen.
Mrs. AIDA Henkle and Miss Mamie
Smiley are slowly recovering from a
severe illness.
We learn that the present sickness
Of Rev. NJ. d. Scott prevents his re-
moval to our village from Payne, o.
Rev. Ekey of Ohio Wesleyan univer-
slty, very prominent theological
student of that institution came over
from Delaware and gave q fine SER
mon in the NJ. Il. church here Sum
day evening in lien of pastor Scott
The audience was well pleased with
this young mans effort.
The choirs of both Presbyterian
and NJ. r.. churches rendered ex-
cellent music ut both services. Mrs.
Floyd Terry ana Mrs. VIII J. Clark
gave pleasing duet Mt the morn
ing service In the Presbyterian
| church.
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THE PR|MATE
continued from Pngc ono

Continued from Page One.
(the census gives 1t only 1900 000),
100000 are foreigners who are preach
ed to in foreign tongues. Its heaviest
recruits are from the ignorant
foreigners who flock to this country.
/ have the word OF Bishop McFaui
himself that II the Catholics had
held the families of all the Catholics
who have come TO America they would
have membership of 4O,O00,000.
"The records will show that eighty
per cent of the criminal class are
members of the Roman Catholic
church. The Catholic bishop of Liver
pool told me that he Catholic church
In Liverpool, sheltered an overwhelm
Ing share of the drunkards and
criminals of that city. The Catholic
church has always held itself superior
to all laws except those of It's own
making.
"As a matter of fact you will find
Catholics make light of common
morality as distinguished from SEX
ual morality. They transferred the
burden from conduct to ceremony,
from Righteousness to ritual. which
can't be done without weakening the
moral nature. H
'As to decadent France there has
been a lot OF foolishness written and
said about this France Is not Paris
and the evil of Paris is maintained
largely for the delight of visitors
France leads Europe In Ideas. France
suffered by the murder and expulsion
of her liberty loving and free-thinls-
ing people by the Catholics on st
Bartholomews day,
"There's another side to this So
called race suicide in France. | think
the women of any nation are justin
ed In refusing to bring children into
the world unless they can be assured
that the children win not be food
for cannon. And I think the women
of any nation are justified, too, In
refusing to rear large families unit
they are given a part In the fran