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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
CHOLERA IS F..
SP READING
Miners Are Leaving
Their Work to Es-
cape Plague

st Petersburg. Aug 6-Russias :
scourge. the cholera. continues OF
spread with alarming rapidity. partic
uiarlY In the southern mining dis
lrlctS ana In St Petersburg, where
The conditions are fast approaching
OF 1908.
Figures furnished today by the cen
trai sanitary bureau show tha, in the
week, from July "a TO July 30, there
were 1924 cases OF cholera and G..
944 deaths.
OF these 1880 cases. 2.333 deaths
we're reported from the province OF
1ekerunoslav and the territory Of the
Don Cossacks In South Russia.
a report from the United Mine
Workers association covering forty
eight mines and iour boundaries gives
z91O cases and 1850 deaths. Tho
extent of the panic among the miu-
orS Is shown by figures furnished
from eighteen mines, from which 49,
UOO OF the $4,000 employees nave fled.
In answer TO the appeal Of tho as
ISOLATION for special measures TO
check the epidemic and stem the pan
- H'Nh NALi Fi'tllS " SlOp the pro-
auction OF coal and iron In south
Russia, the government today decided
TO sond TO the mining region a spec
lol commission to study the situation
and empowered to organize sanitary
preventive work. The provincial as
Semoly today assigned 100000 for
The cause. The dcsertlon of work
by the laborers extends also to the
railroad employees. Crops throughou.
are at standstill.
The epidemic continues TO make
enormous progress in the capital.
where the daily average OF cases
Jumped last week to thirty. Yester-
Jay 1872 cases or suspected cases
were taken TO the hospitals and there
were three deaths Tho hospitals
TOW contain 362 persons.
The outbreak OF bubonic plague at
Odessa Is not spreading
1t Is not worthy fact that the cases
CT the plague were first reported
from a body In the same house In
which the epidemic started in 1902.
Odessa has been afflicted with a
scourge OF rats since May and the
ineffective measures taken to kill
of rats by the authorities arc blamed
for the outbreak.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
CATHOLICS CALL
OFF EIG EVENT

Madrid. Aug 6,-The decision Of
the Catholic committee to abandon
the demonstration which WAS TO have
been made on Sunday at San Sebas-
tan was reached al the end Of a ses-
sion. The members Of the committee
have been threatened with arrest and
prosecution for issuing an insulting
and rebellious manifesto against the
government
Premier Canelajas today said
The Catholics who signed the man.
fiesta do not comprehend the mean
Ing Of modern liberty"
Rome, Aug. 6-The Carlist party
in Spain and also adherents OF the
pretender who have emierated o.
been expelled from Spain. are urging
the Vatican to take definite stand
upon the suggested rising OF the Car
lists during the present crisis. AD-
peals have been made TO the Vatican
TO declare whether in case the Car
lists organize q movement TO restore
the traditional political and religious
institutions in their country, they
would nave the support Of the holy
see and the Roman Catbolc clergy.
Thus far the Vatican has avoided Civ
ing an answer. recalling the policy Of
the late Pope Leo and Cardinal Rom
polla, who supported the present
Spanish monarchy when the danger
that 1t would be oyerthroNn by a Car.
list movement was greater than It Is
now
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
WEALTHY MAN MAY HAVE
BEEN KILLED BY ROBBERS

Cleveland, Aug. 6.-County officials
and the police of Euclid Heights VII
lage today are working on the theory
that William l.. Rice. the wealthy at.
torney who WAS found dead in the
street near his home last night with
two bullet wounds over his right eve.
was tho victim of robbers. who were
frightened away before they had a
chance TO rife the clothes of their
victim
Marshal Brockway OF Euclid
Heights ascortained that two foreign
ers were seen within half a block Of
the scene OF the murder directly after
the shots that caused RIce'S death
were fired The suppoeition is that
the robbers were frightened away By
the approach of an auto. which con-
tanned Doctors W. II. Phillips and T.
George and their wives. The automo-
bile picked up Rice and conveyed him
10 hospital but he died on the way
Rice was not known to have any en-
emies.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
MOST POWERFUL
CRUISER AFL0AT

London, Aug. 6.-Thc armored
cruiser Lyon, the largest fastest and
most powerful cruiser in the world.
was launched at the dock yards at
Deyonport this afternoon, The keel of
the giant cruiser was laid November
29th last
Though the usual secrecy In re.
gard to the design was at first main
tanned, IL is now known that the
cruiser upon its 700 feet OF deck Will
carry eight guns OF IL IL inch cali
bre. throwing projectileS of 1850
pounds The cruiser viii have dis
placement of 26,35O tons and will be
driven by turbine engines OF 10000
horsepower. giving her an expected
speed of 2S knots
Her superiority over her predeces-
sor In the cruising bnttIeship class is
shown by the comparison of her TO-.
0O1 horsepower With the earlier max
imum Of 10000.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06

Geiger John z. Bloeser, Max David
son, w. D. Blosser and NJ. d. Este =
lney also have chosen a. c. Felt;
J 10 represent the local order I'm tn,
! national convention of Eagles I'm 81
! Louis, August 27th.
EXPERT MALE STENOGRAPHFp
| WANTED Good position for richt
man. State salary. Apply X. Y. u
Standard.
Buried In ogden-Mr. and Mrs C.
#. Helm arrived in Ogden this morn
Ing with the body OF their infant
daughter, Gertrude Ella Helm who
died at the home in Twin Falls OF
cholera infantum. Burial in Ogden
City cemetery.
Try it-Lcwis Good Coal. Phones
l49.
On Hunting Trip-Dr. Calder of
the State Mental hospital and Post.
master James Glove OF Provo passed
through Ogden this morning on then.
WY to Wyoming where they will
spend short vacation shooting
chickens.
Bankrupt sale OF Mrs. Blair's stock
of millinery at Stafford Millinery Co.
1861 Washington avenue. formerly
3rd floor Wrights
Months outina-Former Fire Chief
T j. Paine left ogden this morning
ior months outing at st. Anthony,
lJaho, and In the Yellowstone Park
Mr. Paine says he is going TO spend
rlost OF his vacation fishing.
1t Is worth while to call IS and get
our rates on storage coal ShurtliG G.
Co, phones is.
Suit for S35-Dr. j. w Pidcock has
commenced suit in the civil division
OF the municipal court against w. II.
Monroe, TO recover S35. alleged to be
due for professional services.
Going to YelIowstone-The Misses
Dora and Maud Paine, daughters o.
Desk Sergeant Robert Paine OF the
police station, are going 10 st. An
thony this evening, where they viii
spend a few weeks visiting with -rela-
tives and friends They will visit tho
Yellowstone Park before their return
home.
NSN Tue case OF lllt
city against Francis Reeder. In the
municipal count this morning, Attor
pey DeVine asked that it be dismls
sed. The attorney stated that the
case was brought 10 the attention OF
the court through a family row and
that IL had been settled out OF court.
The case was dismissed and the de-
iehdant ordered discharged
Catherine Frost has purchased the
hichardson-GTant terrace at 1928 Al.
ans avenue, for $5,1OO
conJoint Meeting-A conjoint ses-
sion OF the Mutual Improvement as
socIatlons OF the Third Ward will he
held tomorrow night at p. m. George
Shorten. Jr., will be the speaker OF
the evening and a special musical
program has been arranged.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
CHAMPION CORN.EATEa
is NEW YORK POLICEMAN

New York. Aug. GA New York
policeman claims to hold the eastern
championship as a corn-eater. He
was last night awarded the prize In
the final of the seasons corn-eating
contest for devouring sixty-one ears
except tho cobs-in three hours and
five minutes The contest was part
of the festivities In a political picnic
given by n Tammany saloon keeper
There we're many contestants for the
prize and over 5000 cars were dis
posed of in the course Of the evening
The winning policeman was William
Ornsteln. Ave feet ten and one-half
inches high. of genial glrth and coun-
tenance
He says that, so far as he knows.
his accomplishment has only been
surpassed only once, and then by
Kansas farmer, who disposed OF sixty
eight cars in two hours and ffty min
utes. Ornsteip announces that he will
challenge the Kansas man for the
worlds record and $500 a side next
month
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
CONTINUED from Page Five.)

II you eat eat at Livingstone
Cafeteria
q, a TrIp-H. r. Hifar. former
oresjdent of the Carmen's union, is
now annoying a trip along the Pacific
coast Mr. Hilliard is an employe OF
tho southern Pacific shops.
Thu Lost Suit csee-Mrs. Suthor.
,an,i OF the Lagoon took the wrong
srjt case Wednesday afternoon. Tho
case is at tho Bamberger depot. The
narty holding the wrong case Ia kind.
~ asked to call and exchangc.-Bam-
berger Line. =
Visiting FHende-Miss Iretta FifA
OF 1923 Adams avenue, left this morn.
jng for a weeks visit at the Stuart
summer home, near Plain City.
WANTED-Man and wife, who
have had experience In apartment
house work, to do janltor work and
take charge apartment house Apply
by letter. TO Postof1ce Box SIP. City.
Business Man I'LL. T. Hurst of
the firm OF Paine g. Hurst is suffering
from a severe cold and has been un-
able to be at the store for the past
two days.
Better get that Anthracite Coal.
Phones 149.
shopmen evay-Tho machinisrs
at the Southern Pacific shops are eS-
pecIally busy at the present time with
general repair work Twelve engines
are being overhauled and all of the
pits are full, Because OF the pres
sure OF work It was necessary TO pm.
four more machinists to work this
r,orning, The amount of work seems
to be constantly increasing iD this de-
partment of the shops.
Expert Kodak Finishing. Leave
your films today and get your prints
tomorrow. Films and photo supplies
Washington Ave.
Smoker Tonieht-There Is to be i
"hlow-out" tonight in Union Labor
hall of the blacilsmlths, boilermak
ers. machinists and carmen Of the
Southern Pacific shops The workers
have planned to have a smoker and
general good time Immediately atte-
the short business sessions have been
held. There arc TO be refreshments
and cigars served. The affair VIII
be entirely informal
Lewis Good Coal is best. Phones
t49.
Sixth Ward Spe9ker-J. G. Mckay
Will speak in the Sixth Ward chapel
at 1880 p. m. Sunday, mis- subject
being, "My Trip Through Palestine
Special music
Dr. Fenlund wishes to announce to
his friends and patrons that he has
removed his oflce to 41O 25th. over
the Utahna drug store -
Delegates Selected-The local Fra
tsrnal Order of Eagles, No lis. have
elected the following delegates to at
tend the tah-Idaho-WyominG con-
vention of Eagles in Salt Lake Aug
ust 18th: Leon Browning. Alonzo |
Rogers, George w. Wessler, r. r. |
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
PLAIN. CITY NEWS

The Plain City cannery is being
orerhauled and put iu shape for this
seasons run. Last year the cannery
was partly dismantled and Its ma
chinery used in other factories. All
the old machinery is being reasscm-
6led and again set up at the original
plant
Much Of the material for the can.
ming campaign is arriving at the
plant, the material including a car of
coal and also car OF box timber.
Several cars OF cans have been or
dered and are expected TO arrive next
week The canning VIII begin within
the next ten DAYS
About seventy-five acres of toma-
toes are being grown for the use of
The factory and the crop 6 IN a prom.
lsing condition. The tomatoes are ex-
pected 10 Hpen about two weeks ear
lier this year than usual. While in
normal seasons few tomatoes are
canned in August. this year Will SEQ
many canneries In full blast week
before It's end
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
LEGAL.
SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District OF the State OF Utah,
in and for the County of Weber.
Harry Andrews, plaintiff, vs. Annie
Andrews. defendant.
The State of Utah to the Said De
fcndant:
You are hereby summoned TO ap-
pear within twenty days after the ser
vices Of this Summons upon you If
served within the county in which this
action is brought: otherwise, within
thirty days after service. and defend
the above entitled action and In
case of your failure go to do. judg-
ment will be rendered against YOU
according to the demand of the COM
plaint. which has been filed with the
Clerk OF said Court.
This action Is brought TO obtain a
decree OF divorce. dissolvlng the
bonds OF matrimony now and hereto
fore existing between You and the
plaintiff, and for general relief
n j. HARRIS.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. Address, 400 First Natl Bank
Bldg, ogden. Utah.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
SAL I LAKE:
CONVENTION
Governor Spry Opposes
too Much Govern.
ment Control

Governor Norris of Montana, Gov.
ornor Brooks of Wyoming, and Gov.
ernor Spry OF Utah have written 10
Governor NJ. f. Hay, endorsing his
rlan for holding conferences th;s
iall in Salt Lake City to discuss CON
Servation and to consider means tD
keep the control OF the water power
and other natural resources in the
hands OF the state governments in.
Siead of allowing the national gov
ernment TO assume charge.
Governor Gillett of California has
"rltten non-committal letter in re.
ply to Governor Hays suggestion
Governor Brooks suggested that the
conference be held in Denver ans
that the executives of all the states
west OF the Mississippi river bo M
vited to attend This suggestion is
being considered
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
I WO MORE CASES
OF SMALLPOX

NJ. Healy of ia Twenty-seyenth
street, returned from Lucin Thurs
day night feeling i'll and yesterday ne
and one of his younger daughters
were quarantlned for smallpox by the
health officers.
It will be remembered that oniy
few days ago Miss Belle Healy,
daughter Of Mr.. Healy. was released
from quarantine under which she had
been kept at home three weeks, and
she was TO return to Evanston. wy
oming, TO resume her position as ste
nographer for the railroad company.
Mr. Healy had been away from home
during the time OF the quarantine and
1t was thought that he would escape
the disease, IL appears that he con.
tracted the disease at the time of the
exposure when his daughter came
home from Evanston. One OF the
younger girls has also taken the dis.
case. says Sanitary Inspector Poulter,
and the home is again under quar-
antine.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
WIGS, SWITCHES AND RATS
AND AN IMPENDING STRIKE

New York, Aug "a shortage In
wigs. puffs and switches is impending
in New York, The Human Hair Work
ers' union, which has already had one
or two strikes against individual
firms, is now getting ready to make a
general demand for the closed shop
Two meetings OF its members held
here this week voted for a general
strike
According to tho leaders OF the
union. the busy season is at hand and
a strike at this time would seriously
handicap the dealers. as we'll as the
feminine ultimate consumers" who
rely upon the product of the union
workers to add to their beauty
Figures prepared by the union lead
ers show that 1880 wigs. 3+5.600
switches and 100000 rats" are sold
annually 10 New York women
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
MRS. PEARSON
ASKS SEPARATION

After married life of twenty-five
years, with its cares and joys. its tur-
moils and humdrums, William II
Pearson or this city abandoned his
wife and for the past year has failed
to supply her with the common neces-
sites of life.
This Is the plea OF Mrs. Katherine
Pearson, who today filed papers in the
District court asking for legal sep
aration from the man she married I'm
La Cross, Wis, July 81, 1884.
The wife charges that Pearson viii
fully deserted her q little more than
one year ago and has since refused
10 live with her or to lend her any
financial assistance. She asks be-
sides the divorce that the husband be
made TO pay the court costs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
ELLIS BARN ON
WALL DESTROYED

The barn OF John Ellis. on Wall av-
enle, caught fire last evening. and IN
spite of the splendid efforts OF the
fire department, 1t was In part de-
stroyed. the loss being estimated at
about $500
The department made a quick re-
sponse to the call. but the fire had
gained such headway that it was quite
impossible TO control 1t before con-
siderable damage had been done.
The burning barn was near the
Shupe-Willlams candy factory and the
firc-fghterS. under the direction of
Chief Garfield. worked like Trojans TO
save It from damage
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
d)$97H771RezgsA II

First Church Of Christ. Scientist
tolds service at II a m, in the new
Masonic Temple. Washington avenue,
between Twenty-iifth and Twenty.
sixth streets Subject. Spirit" Sun
day school at 9:45 a M. Wednesday
evening testimonial meetings are held
81 p. m. The public is cordially in
vited to attend these services. Free
reading rooms are open daily. except
/ Sundays and holidays. from TO J
p. m. First National Bank Bldg
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Elm
Church-Corner Twenty-third street
and Jefferson avenue Rev j. e. Bar
Iington, pastor Sunday school at
10 a m Swedish service for the
c eyenth Sunday after Trinity at ii
a. m. Luther League at p. m. The
Ladies' Aid society Will give an Ice
cream social at the church parlors
Thursday evening at o'clock Ev
crybody welcome.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
ASP 24th street Rev. G.. w McCree-
~, pastor 9i5 a m, Sunday school,
dent In charge. HOO a. M, morn
Ing worship. Sermon by pastor, Not
Slaves, But Friends" There Will be
a reception Of members, baptism and
holy communion 100 M, Epworth
League, MIR. Hawley leader Topic.
Gods Unfalling Love" 500 p. .,
gospel service, sermon by the pastor;
topic, The Christian and His Amuse-
ments." Special music as announced
elsewhere. Communion service: Dur
ing the paStoTate, the plan has been
followed of having monthly com
munion service. They have been very
helpful services and have been yalu-
able in the development Of the spirit
ual life Of the church II VIII be
very fitting at the closing OF the pas
torate 10 have a largely attended SER
vice All members and probationers
are expected and all Christian people
cordially invited TO attend.
First Presbyterian Church.-John
Edward Carver, pastor. Morning wor-
ship at eleven. Sunday school at 10.
Evening worship at s,
Church Of the Good Shepherd (Epis-
copaO corner OF Twenty.
fourth and Grant avenue; VIM. w.
Fleetwood. rector Services for the
eleventh Sunday after Trinity: Holy
communion, 30 a m F: children's SER
Vice and address. 10 a. M. holy com
muDion and sermon. IL a. m no
evening service.
Reorgaui2ed Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints On the
corner of Fifteenth street and Wash
ipgton avenue. Sunday school at 10
a m, preaching al IL m. and s
=. IN. by j. D Stead The public is
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
MACHINISTS AND
CARMEN TO PLAY

The Southern Pacific machinists re.
Gently sent challenge to the carmen
10 play them game of ball for s25 A
side. AZ the time the challenge was
not accepted by tho carmen, but it
locks now as If the match would take
place
Captain NJ. c. Blakeley al the car.
mems team stated this morning that,
personally. he is very much In favor
OF taIdne mp the wager OF the ma.
chlnistS. out that some of the mem
hers OF his team feel that the ma.
chlnists have not dealt altogether
fairly in the matter OF athletic con.
tests and have refused to play them
for this reason The athletic rivalry
between the machinists and carmen
Is all in all. quite friendly. but since
the Lagoon outing OF week ago there
have been some flyspscks OF lll-feeling
attached 10 H. The carmen feel that
the machinlsts attempted TO appro-
pirate unto themselves too many Of
the honors OF the big picnic.
Blakeley states the carmen carried
off five OF the prizes OF the Lagoon
athletic contests Two Of these wero
for broad jumps The old mems race.
in which all the contestants were over
Afty years old, was won by A. w.
Cheverall. foreman of the paint dc
partment OF the car shops. In the
young mems race Harry 1onders OF
the carmen, came In ahead
The machinists are pretty smooth
articles said Blakeley. They won
the game of ball at the outing by put
ting a ringer in the box, fellow that
isn't shop employe II We play them
they will have to use their own men.
and II they do that, [ don't think we
VIII have any trouble in getting their
scalp. II can get the boys to agree
to game. | am going after the ma
chinists and their S25. I'm going to
call their bluff"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
ENGINE DROPS
THROUGH BRIDGE

A threshing outfit dropped trac-
tion engine through a bridge on the
road to Hot Springs. north OF Plain
City, and it was the work Of moro
than twenty-four hours 10 replace the
machine upon the road The work OF
repairing the demolished bridge has
been started.
The outfit belonged to Dan Wade Of
Pleasant View Aside from the dam.
age done 10 the bridge and some slight
breaks to the engine, the accident
was not OF serious consequence as
none of the men on the engine was
injured and the thresher and water
tank did not follow the engine into
the creek.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mary Lewis Ring to Anna y Lewis
for one dollar. part OF lot 4, block 90
Plat &C" of Ogden City survey
Belle James, formerly Belle Brown,
to Samuel Banford for $50 part OF
the southeast quarter of section II,
in township G, north of range 1 west
OF Salt Lake Meridian.
William J Stephens. Jr., and wife
TO James L. Combe, for 500, lots A,
IS, 4G. a. 4S ipe hlGck 81 of Lake
view addition TO Ogden.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
'LL.FATEo SUBMARINE
HAS AN EXPLOSION

Portsmouth. England. Aug 6.-Two
officers and five men were dangerous
" injured today by an explosion OF
petrol on the navy submarine a L,
So great was the force of the explo-
sion that the coXswain was blown
completely out OF the coming tower
end fell into the sea. The A l seems
lll-fated. being the same boat which
was sunk In collision off Portsmouth
in 1904. early In its career. all aboard
Icing drowned
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
A GEORGIA FEUO.

Macon, Ga. Aug. 6.-Tbe two com.
panies of militia which were sent 10
Grays station last night, following
reports of rioting in connection With
the killing of E. S. and Morris Eth
ridge In the outbreak of the Eth
Tidge-Morton feud, returned TO Macon
today. VIII Morton. who was en-
gagged in a fist fight with Clayton
Kitchins, cousin of the dead men.
when The shooting occurred. was re-
leased from custody today. Luther.
Sam and Tom Morton, the other
brothers, refuse 10 discuss the afiair
other than 70 claim they shot in self
1efense.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
MYSTERY TO A
CHICAGO CRIME

Chicago. Aug. 6-No tangible clew
had been discovered today by the
police tending 10 identify the man
who last night met Or. w F. AIichel1s.
a dentist, and shot him down a short
distance from his home Neighbo,o
have told conflicting stories Of seeing
one man talking TO the doctor just be-
fore tho shooting and OF seeing two
men running away afterwsrd
we'll dressed woman. all agree.
had visited the dentists oGico a few
minutes before, Her Identity Is be-
inc sought, A gold watch aud $3.50
were found on the body.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06
LARGEST TROUT
CAUGHT IN RIVER

The largest trout that has ever
been caught in the Ogden river is
believed to have been landed when
{. A. Bass. last Wednesday. threw
one on the bank measuring twenty.
two inches.
MI Bass made the phenomenal
catch on Peter Rollo's place, neaf
the mouth OF South Fork The fish
when dressed for the table, weighed
six pounds and three ounces. The
trout put up a game fight before the
fisherman succeeded in landing it