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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
SENA I OR
CUMMINS
Says Cannon. Aldrich
Faction Repudiated
the Platform

COUNCIL GROVE. KAS.. July 22
senator Albert B. Cummlns OF
Iowa. In speech before a chautau-
qua audience here tonight, asserted
the pledge OF the Republican nation.
al platform for i revision of the tar
lii was not fulfilled and Senator Aid
rich and Speaker Cannon and the
others who took the lead In framing
the tarih bill had never attempted
and never intended 10 keep the
pledge
Senator Cummins came into the
district OF one OF the Kansas "regu-
lar congressman, Representative
James Miller. 10 give this message,
He said
Driving Nation Into Socialism.
Cannon and Aldrich and other
stand-pat leaders were driving the
nation into socialism OF co-opera-
tive control and away from the In.
diHidual or competitive theory.
Il am an exponent OF the progress
sive Republican idea" he said
Il believe the Republican party eau
be made the most progressive party
on earth. The one that does things
for the good OF the whole country.
But the special interest man mus
be eliminated That is my sermon.
That is what | advocate and il it
helps or hurts any OF my audience it
docs not bother me For ten years [
fought for progress in Iowa and we
have won ana are winning This
Is not L local matter at all but one
covering all this country and affect
ing other countries.
Our forefathers organized this
government on .he broad principle
that individual effort was better than
cooperative or collective theory OF
government, that the work of the in
diyidual was OF more importance and
better for the country than the devel-
opment OF the socialist. or monopo-
hstic theory government and indus.
try. II is the competitive against the
social theory OF government Com
petition in the individual, or in in
dustry Is tae only safeguard against
ayarlce and greed
Speaker Cannon and Senator Aid
Continued on Page SiX)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
UNSE I II ING
INF LUENCES
Banks Have Failed to
Check Over Exten-
sion of Credits

New York. July 23-The stock
market became disturbed In the
course of the week by various unset
ting Influences The reduction in the
National Lead dividend and the slump
in that stock counteTbalanced the ef-
effects OF the reported curtallment OF
copper output and subjected the re-
ports TO suspicion of designs on the
stock market There were fears also
of bad effect from the forthcoming
quarterly report of the United States
Steel corporation
Crop damage reports were renewed
from the spring wheat territory and
also from the corn crop.
The rapid increase in strength OF
the New York banks lost its effect
through the disclosure OF the small
progress made by the national banks
OF the. country in correcting the over
extension of credits shown In the
March return. The advice of the sec
retary of the treasury TO the national
banks to form currency associations
was accepted as a warning OF the
need oil caution.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
NO TIPPING OF
LEAGUE SIGNALS

Chicago. July 23-Five hundred dol
lars reward is offered by the Ameri-
can league for evidence tending to
show that an player or club in tho
league is using or countenanclnG the
tipping of signals ola nopposing team.
Any player involved will be black
listed from organized baseball for
all time to come This bit of in.
formation, In addition to the fact that
Jack Sheridan may become manag-
eT of umpires In tho American league
or given some other exalted position.
was handed out by President Ban p.
Johnson, on his return to Chicago
from the east Yesterday
II made a thorough Investigation
while in the east in regard 10 the tip
ping bureH'I' of the-New Yorl0-Am.
erican club said President johnson,
But ! could not discover any eyi-
dence to support the talk that was
started some time ago Neither. could
| find out that Pitcher Ed Walsh of
the Chicago American League club,
had ever said that he believed there
was such, such system of signals
employed,
There is no one more concerned
about it than myself. and ! will pay
$500 to any man who produces proof
that any improper signals were used.
The fact of the matter IS that the New
York PLAYERS have been batting Just
as strongly when away from nome as
OIL their own grounds, and this In It.
self should disprove the carges
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SNAKE CHARMED BY
WOMEN SINGING

San Bernardno. Cal. July 23-Sing-
ing Nearer, My God to Thee, three
women charmed rattlesnake which
had Just crawled from beneath a
cushion upon which one OF them was
seated, out on the Vale ranch
Mrs F. p Dunlap, Mrs. Harry Al
lison and Mrs. w. A. Vale were seat
ed on lounge under the trees, when
Mrs Dunlap perceived the snake In
stantly she thought OF music charm
ing reptiles and she whispered Let's
sing She commenced to hum the
sacred air and the others. not know
ing why, took it up. The snake, with
head poised, paused and Mrs Dunlap
slowly arose and beckoned the 9th
ers 10 follow which they quietly did,
After having gained safe distance,
the others discovered what their dan
ger had been Armed with clubs the
women then killed the snake.
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BLACKSNAKES IN
EASTERN HOMES

Pittsbudg. Pa. July 23.-Snakes are
wriggling Into print here almost every
day. Katherine Conway, 19 years old
is in Mercy hospital with a painful
and possibly serious injury TO her an
kle received In the bite OF black
snake, which attacked her in the
basement Of her home in Braddocls
yesterday
At Smithfield it is reported that
Mrs. Harry Dills found her t%o-year-
old son Paul playing with big black
snake which had crept into the nurse
ry. The family was almost thrown
into Mysteries before the father SIC
ceedel in killing the. reptile. which
had apparently taken a liking to the
baby, but became furious when the
father appeared with a club
A boy at Smltbfield found one up
tree that had swallowed two full
grown robins A woman in drawing
water from a well drew up a large
enc coiled around the bucket,
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INCORPORATION OF THE
FREE ACRES ASSOCIATION

-Elizabeyh. y. jF..-7FH4E--2233 IS. Pfrougir
the filing of Incorporation papers by
the Free Acres association of
Berkeley Heights, the plan of several
socialists and sipgle-taXers to found
an Ideal city" Is revealed Among
the incorporators is Bolton Hall. sin
gle-taX advocate and disciple OF Henry
George
According to the papers. "the pur-
pose of this organization is to estnb-
lish and conduct community for the
purpose of study and demonstration
Of problems of municipal government
and taxation in which all members
OF the association shall be free from
all forms Of private monopoly of natu-
raj resources. and which shall secure
TO all members equality of opportuni-
ty and a full reward OF individual eff
fort to each"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
HOLE SAVES
TIL. Chill D
Little One Struck by an
Auto Has Narrow
Escape

New York, July PA hole in the
pavement saved Charlotte Cooney,
eight years old. from death last night.
when the child was hit by n speeding
automobile while playing in front of
her uptown home. She was knocked
under the heavy machine and the
wheels passed over her, but when Il
bystander ran TO pick her up he found
that she was uninjured
There was not bruise or hurt
upon her, She had been thrown into
depression in the pavement and
the switt-moving wheels had but
slightly touched her The bystander
brushed her clothes. bought her some
candy and led her home. Then. at
her bidding, he went out to search
for the doll she missed from her
arms 1t was badly mangled
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, July 2S.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated ut coo: market steady
Beeves. S5.0O@S40; Texas steers
$9.G0@570; western steers. $5 0OG
ESQ, stockers and feeders. 1850
$40; COWS and heifers. $2.G5d6.G5. (.
calves. S6.75@S.75
Hogs Receipts estimated at 5000
market steady Light. $S.7O69Ie,
mixed. SS30@S95; heavy, $S.O5o6
$50: rough. sS.05@5,25, good TO
choice heavy, sS.25@S.SO pigs. sS.75
@9.l0; bulk OF sales. sS46@S75
Receipts estimated at 1000;
market steady Native, $260@425:
western, S2.5O@425: yearlings. $40
@5.50; lambs, native. S450@7 10.
western, S450@7.50
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FALSE BOTTOM" GRAFT.

Pittsburg. Pa, July 23.-The false
bottom" graft has succeeded the
councilmanic variety. A vigorous
crusade against tricky dealers and
husksters who display pine of ber-
rleS to look like a quart and who Jug
Gle their scales has begun, BY fall it
Is promised that a new bureau of
weights and measures will be estab-
llshed which shall be so thorough as
TO completely wipe out the cheating
practices alleged to be widespread
among hUcksters In Pitsburg.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
BURSTING OF The
NITROGEN BUBBLE

New York, July ga petition in
bankruptcy has been filed against the
Standard Nitrogen company OF this
city which was organized with an au-
thorized capital OF S10,00000o TO meu.
ufacture fertilizer for agricultural
purposes by producing cultures of bac-
teria which We're to absorb the nitro
gen from the air.
According to the literature of the
company the fertilizer was put up IN
small bottles and a fifty-cent bottle
was capable OF inoculating n bushel
OF seed or 100 pounds OF soil. The
company bought land in New Jersey
and Connecticut for experiment sta
tlons The petltioning creditors have
claims against the corporation
amounting 10 about 81 400.
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disposed OF later by the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
Agents OF the society, policemen
watchmen. butchers. tish.mopgera
green Srocers and all the little world
OF the market joined in the midnight
hunt that for activity and noise. ONT
did enything ever chroniclod from
Africa, For years the cats were nj
frst encouraged to keep down tho
rats and have run wild and increased
III garrcts and sub-cellars until tbey
became at last an intolerable pest.
me market is now in process of reno
Vation
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Bank Statement.


New York, July Following Is
the statement of clearing house banks
for the week
Loans $1,14S,4S5, 500; decrease Sc.
013 900
Deposits 1,1S5,oo5, 100; increase 81
S9i 500,
Circulation slS,56G,Soo; increase
$10G,100.
Legal tenders $7o,5l7,oOo increase
$1,71S, 800.
Specie s26G,O47 700; increase s1S.,
462 900
Reserve $33e.5s4,7oo; Increase Sl5,.
144,500.
Reserve required s29G25l. .275; in.
crease S1,973,725
Surplus, $lo,3l5,425; increase s1S,.
17O.775.
Ex-United States deposits, s4o,72S.-
$50; Increase Sl3 1G3 ,175.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
COLORADO TO BUILD
A GREAT STATE ROAD.

Denver, Colo, July 2S-The Colo
rndo State Highway commission has
under consideration one OF the most
ambitious road-build,ng plans ever ad
vocated In any state. II Is proposed
to construct a boulevard around the
state with connecting roads to all
interior points OF interest. The cost
will be borne almost entirely by the
counties through which the boulevard
will pass
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23

London, July 23-It is believed
that DIT. Hawley II. Crippen and Ethel
Claire Leneve have reached Canada
Such importance Is attached to the
clue that Scotland Yard has decided
to send Inspector Deal to the Domln-
ion 10 investigate.
The Canadian clue appears To have
put new life into the Crlppen search
today
The police have been watching con
tinental points and examining ship
ping agents and others who come in
touch with the transatlantic pasSen-
gers In Is understood that from one
OF those interviewed was received
the information which caused the hur-
ried departure of Inspector Deal for
Canada
Probability points to the Allan line
steamer Sicilian rs the vessel which
the police have In mind. The Sicilian
sailed from London, July 9. the day
OF Crippens disappearance. and from
Havre on July II for Montreal She
arrived in Montreal last Th0rsday.
There is a possibility, however,
that CrIppen and the Leneve woman
are aboard a steamer sailing for Can
adian ports on a later date
The Sandman sailed from London
July l6 and Havre July Is Tor Mon
tIeal.
The Zaandyk sailed from Hamburg
for Montreal on July 13 and the Urap-
ium sailed from Rotterdam July II
for Halifax, n S.. and New York.
Word was received here this AZ.
ternoon that a wireless had been re-
ceiVed at Liverpool from steamer
bound for Canadian ports. and stating
that IL had on board two passengers
believed TO be DR., Crippen and his
typist, Miss Lepeve. The Sandman.
which sailed from London for Mon
;real, july JIG, is in mid-ocean today.
while the Zaandyk. from Hamburg.
July l3. for the same port is nearer
this side. Between the two probably
is the Uranium. which left Rotterdam.
July Il. for Halifax The Sandman IS
equipped with Dlarconi wireless; the
lother two are not listed as wireless
vessels.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
I THROUGH A
DRAIN PIPE
Laborer. Is Shot 800
Feet in Column
of Water

WASHINGTON July 25,-Shot through
three hundred feet of 20-inch drain
pipe in a column OF water at high
pressure. laborer on the Gatun dam
on the Panama canal lived to tell the
tale.
Juan Antoine was the human pro
jectile, according 10 the report made
to the canal commission From q
floating platform. where he was keep,
ing rubbish in a hydraulic fill from
clogging the drain. he fell into the
pool and was sucked into the pipe.
His companions rushed to tho outlet.
but Antoline preceded them by some
seconds and swan ashore.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
JEfFRIES' DhFEAT
KILLED this MAN

Chicago. July pa telegram an
nouncinz the loss Of $1,000. thai !.
j. Jenrles would win over Jack John.
son, was the reason why Harry Mich
aels. secretary Of the Michaels Fur.
niture company of this city. shot HIM
self dead at his desk while hls broth
er. a New Yorker awaited him at a
hotel here. Ill-health was the cause
assigned at the time Publicity today
as TO the real occasion for the deed
came through proceedings by credit
ors
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
AUSTRALIA LEADS THE
WORLD IN SHEEP

Washington. July 23.-Vice Consul
General Henry D. Baker OF Sydney, in
a report to this government, shows
that Australia leads the world In
sheep farming The estimated value
of the Australian flocks Is s220,352,-
400 and their annual gross output is
estimated at IS per cent OF the value,
according to Mr.. Bakers figures.
The number OF sheep in the coun-
tries leading in the sheep industry
are given In Mr.. Bakers report as
follows,
Australia. S7,043, ,266: Argentina, ~
5S1 100 Russia 58,510.523: United
States, 54,6S1 900, United Kingdom,
30,01l. .S33.
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EDITOR WAS ARMED
WITH DEADLY WEAPON

Tucson. Ariz. July 2S.-Frank j.
Ellghton. editor of a weekly news.
paper here, WAS arrested yesterday
and placed under bond of $1,000 to
answer a charge of having assault
ed H.. H. Wynkoop of the Tucson
Citizen, with pair of 1S-inch editorial
shears Wynkoop represented the
Typographical union Of this city In
the recent labor convention at
Phoenix. and walked ont when the
plan was broached for the formation
of labor party TO elect delegates to
the coming constitutional conven-
ton
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McCreery, pastor 9:4J a m. Sunday
school. Mr. n a. Seip, assistant su-
perintendent, in charge. There arc
classes for all and the interest for
the summer Is keeping up splendidly.
Ihe teachers are attending, or sub
stitntes are supplies so that all the
classes are supplied with teachers
Tnd tho hour is profitably spent. IL
m. morning worship Miss Carrie
Davis, superintendent OF the home
For Chinese women and girls in San
Francisco will tell of the work Of
that institution. Noon class meeting
led by Mr.. James Drysdale 200 p.
m. Epworth league. Miss Hattie Pat
terson. leader, Topic, "The Chris.
tian's Rewards Hereafter y cordial
IEN itation is extended TO all
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
KIDNAPER BOYLE is
PROMOTED IN PENITGNTlARY

PittsbUrg. July 23.-James Boyle.
kidnaper OF Willie Whitla year and
half ago. has been promoted from
the kitchen to the library at the
Western penitentiary. and, since he
is under a life sentence. he may spend
the rest Of his days among the books
instead of the dishpans. Attorneys
for Mrs. Boyle. who is serving a %
year sentence for completely are busy
at work preparing her to appear for q
new trial, which will come rp In the
superior court next October
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23

tragic story OF the death of ocey W.
Snead in the bathtub OF her East
Orange house. with the death this
week OF David Pollock Snead, The
one-year-old son OF the victim. The
child was buried In the grave with
his mother at Mount Hope cemetery.
The Rev. ]. 'B. Wardlaw of Fort Val
ley, Ga. was the only attendant at
the baby's burial.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
CASHIER STOLE
THE SECURITIES

New York, July 23.-Tnspector Mar
kowski Of the agency OF the Russo
Chinese bank from which $4,000 in
bonds was stolen this week. IN an OF
flcnl statement today, announced II
had been definitely ascertain that
the theft OF the securities was COM
mitted 10y the cashier of the bank, Err
win Wider"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
MIME SO 7 A
s I A TE5 7 Az
Citizens May Not Be
Called Upon to Pay
lakes Next Year

Minneapolis, July 23-Citizens Of
Minnesota may not be called upon to
pay taxes next year At present tho
treasury Of the state is groaning un-
dor the burden OF surplus which
mas never been duplicated. On Octo-
Der j, there VIII be nearly $1,000. .O0l
IN the state treasury. October /
1903, there was approximately $1,000.
600 in the treasury.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
CHILD ATE ICE CREAM
CONES AND is DYING

Sacramento. Cal, July 23.-Ward
ttalian, TWO and a half-year-old boy,
Is dying in this city as result of
eating ice cream cornucopias at a car
nivai two weeks ago. The child is
suffering Intense agony from SION.
ach meningitis
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Omaha Livestock.
Omaha, July 2a.-cattle-ReceiI

Omaha, July 23,-Cattle-Receipts
200 Market unchanged Native
steers 81 75a7 70. COWS and heifers
81 00a5, IS western steers SO 50a6
rs, COWS and heifers So 75ai rs. can
ners So .50a@ 25; stockers and feed
ors. So 00a5 80. calves 81 00a7 90 ,
bulls, stugs.. etc. So 0oa5 rs.
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Steady.
Heavy SIS .01aS 80; mixed IS 8Oa8 so
light IS 55aS So; bulk OF sales IS. 20
as GO
Sheep-Receipts 1000; strong year
lngs 81 00a5 90. wethers sS 25a4 10 ,
ewes S2 75a5 rs lambs sc 25a7 30.
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KAUFMAN TO MEET LAneFoRo

PHILADELPHIA. July 22.-Ar'
rancements were completed here to-
dav for six-round bout between
sam Lansford and ] Kaufman at the
Philadelphia National Baseball Park
on the might of August 10 Harry Ed
wards. the promoter. announces that
II the weather is unfavorablo on that
night the boat will be held on the
first clear night of the week. The
men will meet at catch weights.
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. July 2G.-close Wheat
July S1.OS is. Sept 81 .O5 5.Sa3-4;
Dec. $1.o7 5-Sa3.l; May Sill 3-Sa1-2.
Corn-July 81 IL. Sept. G2 3-ia7-S;
Dec. GO 3-4a7.S; May " 1-4aS-S.
Oats-July II II; Sept. SO 81; May
~ Is; Dec 80 rs.
Pork-Sept s2l 81 l.2,
Lard-sept. S1l 20; Oct. $l1 81 IL;
Nov. $11 30
Ribs Sept. S'l,51.
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CATS TOO NUMEROUS,
ARE ROUNDED UP

New York, July 23-Yowline spit
ting, scratching and biting. two hun
dred cats were cornered, one BY one,
'ast night IN the old Washington mar
ket and dumped into baskets TO be
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Sugar and Coffee,

New York, July 2S-Sugar. raw
Firm: Muscovndo SO test. 50 Sc: cen
trIfugal 90 test. Si.60: molasses su-
gar so test SO G1. Refined, steady !;
crushed. SO SO.
COFFEE-Spot steady; No Z Rio
s SIS; No. I Santos IL,
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Reformed Church Of Amerlca-Rev.
A. I. Laman, Service In the Holland
language at 2:30 p. IN. NJ the First
Presbyterian church Subject, THE
Best Choice All Hollanders invited.
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I llpiscopaD Northeast corner oil
Twenty fourth and Grant avenue Wm.
". Fleetwood, rector Holy Commu-
MON I % n. M Sunday school, 9:45
no Morning praper and sermon
1900 a, IN.
First Congregational Church.
Noble Strong Elderkin. minister
Morning Worship at II o'clock, July
22nd Miss Holdberg will sing Ser
mon, THE Glory of the Things AL
ready Done Sunday school at 12:15.
Young peoples meeting at Z, led by
o'clock Sermon, The Glory OF the
Things Which Remain to Be Done"
Pulpit editorial, Five Years Minis
try in Review The third of the SER
eS: Miss Gunnell. Miss Henderson,,
Mrs, Thaanum, Miss Holberg, Mr.
White and Miss Pierce will have part
in the musical services. There are
the last services of the present pastor
ato
First Baptist Church-Located on
Grant avenue, between 23rd and 2ith
streets. Rev. II. D. Zimmerman, pas
tor Sunday, July 24th. services VIII
be as follows: Sunday school Will
meet at 10 o'clock Classes for all.
Morning worship at 11;15. with SER
mon by pastor. Subject. The Right
eous Compared With Palm Trees"
Young Peoples meeting at o'clock.
Leader, Leslie Brooks Topic "A
Life Lived With Christ Evening
worship at s o'clock with sermon by
-,,L NTah,
What Became of the Brazen Ser
pent" Very few today know what
became of the remarkable piece of
braz2 Moses made In the wilderness
Come and hear what became OF it.
Tenor solo Dreaming OF Home
VIII be sung by Mr.. J. w Ramey,
Thursday evening at eight o'clock
the regular mid-week prayer and
praise, service will be held Topic,
Relationships, the World. Mrtt.
1880, Luke 9: 30-32; Luke 1O:25-37,
Acts l7;24-2SS Rom 1; II. a vel
cometo all VINO worship with us
Services just one hour long.
First Presbyterian church-John
Edward CarveT1 pastor. No preach
Ing services on Sunday. Sunday
school as usual AZ 10, Morning and
evening preaching Sunday, July 81.
as usual
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Ogden-Holds service at l1a. m. in
the new Masonic temple. Washington
avenue, between Twenty-fifth aad
Twcnty-sxth streets Subject.
Truth" Sunday school at 9:45 a.
IN. Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings are held at S p. IN, The
public IS cordially invited TO attend
those services. Free reading rooms
nre open daily, except Sundays and
holidays. from 10 8 p. M. i'll the
FIRST National Bank building
b German Evangelical St. Poul's-At
Swedish Lutheran church, ON Twenty
third and Jefferson avenue. Sunday
morning service at IL O'Clock. Every
one Is cordially invited Sabbath
school at 9 O'Clock every Sunday
morning, Erauenverein on the iirst
"Wednesday OF the month in school
rooms OF the church. at 2;SO O'Clock
y PIT Tester. pastor Phone No.
SS0}-I
First Methodist Episcopal Church
lL2 Twenty-fourtb street Rev. q. w.
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McvEY DEFEATS RICE.

PARIS, July 22-sam Mcvey. the
American negro heavyweight pugilist,
tonight forced Peter Rice, aD English
man, TO quit in the hfth round.
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G @ O O O O @ @ Q @ o O O O c
TWO DIE IN A FIRE.

q HoQUIAM. Wash. July 22.-
O The known dead In the Ho'
G ouiam hotel fire OF early this
@ morning are: :
q MRS. MARY OLSEN.
G c. F.. JUNNETTS-
G Their bodies were recovered {
q this afternoon. Winfield Shaw, {
O reported missing, has been To- {
Q Gated. =
=