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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
oroanIzlno Armed Force,

Columbus. Ohio. July e.-Announce.
fnsnt was made here today By ha
Hale. who headed the detective force
ior the Anu-saloon League yester'
day at Newark in raiding the. @soU
drink" saloons there. that he was
gathering an armed force OF titty de-
'eeilves here and had secured Wat
rants which he intended TO serve on
Mayor Atherton and Sheriff Linke Ul
Newark this afternoon. for not up
holding the laws OF Ohio, and for aio,
ins the lynchers. and also on seFere'
IFoprictOrs OF speak easics" for vlo'
launs IT, local option Law OF the
state Ia serving beer In dry ter
Tliory.
The detective says he will take
MS men 10 Newark BY train and
mount horses in the suburbs and ride
Mto town With the warrants and ferfs
nem II he has 10 shoot He refused
20 say who swore out the warrants
aad wha. Justice issued them.
Gov Harmon stated by telegraph
mat thes secretary OF state woulc
ieave for Columbus at onee and tak'
charge OF affairs at Newark Th'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09

lot Law. each political psrty must
choose a distinctive color for its bal
lots. He has Invited the state chair
man of each political party 10 sug-
ees, n color for his party hereafter.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
pITcHeRalss RsrEAseo.r

ST Lonls. July s.i-PTssident Hedges
OF the St7I.oo,s Americans announced
last night that he had released Pitch
ct .GinIean to the Toledo team OF the
American association
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
Nn nann.r nf Eurther TroubIc.

Columbus, O.. July s--AdJutant
General Charles Wcybrecht tele'
phoned his offices from Newark to-
DAY. saying that everything was quiet
aud that the troops would not be need
"a,
George 6. Long. secretary TO the
governor. talked TO the Licking eo'ln'
y clerk Of courts at Newark. and "as
assured by him that all danger oil
iurther trouble there was over.
Dir Long. secretary 10 the govern
OF. said an investigation OF the lyncn'
Ing at Newark would be made. IL
probably will be ordered by the gov
srnor.
Secretary Long sent telegram 20
Governor Harmon. who is at omar
leToi1. Michigan. OH his VACATION
giving him details of the trouble.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
SHOT HIS WIFE s
AND THEN HIMSELF

Cincinnati. Juiy s-Because his
wife refused 20 return 20 him and
their home, James Calron. a tesmsteT.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago July 9.--Cheese. steady:
daisies Is i-2a3-I twins, l5 ~: young
Americas 10 8.tsl-s; longhorns 10 81
aI6
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
Lynehlno Has sobered People.

Newark O.. July although Ad-
iatant General Weybrecht and mem
bers OF bis stan are here ready TO d.
re the bringing of state troops In
csc Of need. 1t is not believed trat
further trouble will follow the lynch
IOg last night OF Detective Carl Eth.
erlngton and the previous killing or
Detective William Howard. former
CHEF OF police
The double tragedy and the part IN
81 that vas played by 500 citizens OF
ibis town has sobered the people. ok
ia police guards and deputy sherius
are believed bv General Wevbrecht 10
be suflcieut TO handle the situation
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
WHO VIII Entertain Him7

Washington. July John Arthur
Johnson, champion heavyweight pugi-
list, is scheduled TO visit Washing
ton. the latter part OF JULY and there
is considerable excitement In col
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
JET T RIES TO
CHALLENGE
He May Seek Another
Battle With His
Conqueror

New York. July 9-That Jim Jef-
fries may ask for return match with
Jack Johnson. Is the statement CON
tained in 4 Los Angeles dispatch re-
ceived here today. The information.
which is said to come from reliable
sources. says that Jcffries is credit
ed with declaring that he would In
sist on return match with johnson
within six months following his return
from his hunting trip In Che moun-
tains -----
Jeffries. It is said. clnims that II he
can go into the ring in as good con
dition as he was a few days before
the fight at Reno. he could defeat
Johnson. Sam Berger. manager for
Jeffries, will make a statement lat.
er
Los Angeles. July 9.-Sporting men
are skeptical regarding the report
that former champion James J. JEFF
fries might challenge Jack johnson
for a return match. Since his return
10 Los Angeles. Jeffrics hos had 1T
tie 10 say of his plans. except that
he would retire to his alfalfa farm aud
shut himself in against the world Tor
a time.
He expresses the belief. that. with
the nervous strain Of the battle of
the century" eliminated, he would
make u much better showing against
the champion in a return match, aud
this probably gave rise to a report
that he would seek such II match In
reality. Jeffrles has little intention
OF returning To the ring.
Some of his friends, however. are
already statring clamor for another
fight with Johnson and Manager BeI-
ger lntimated today that he might
have an important statement To make
on the subject soon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
Q G 3 : 6 G Q 0 G 6 G Q G 9 Q Q
GOLD FIELDS IN
BRITISH NEW GUINEA

Washington. July Con
J sui General James T. Dubois
of Singapore, has reported to
th:s government of the hisCoy
cry OF a new alluvial gold
field In British New Guinea.
a prospecting party has Just
returned TO Singapore from
! the new gold fields after an
absence OF nine months. with
some fine gold ore specimens
and IL Is reported tliat miners
are moving from Australia into
the new gold country.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
.SHFRIF IS
RESPONSIBLE
in Protecting
the Life of a Pris-
Oner

Newark. o. July 9.-After eighteen
honrs of turmoil. following the raid on
alleged speak easles," which resulted
IN the shooting 10 death OF William
Hoyard and the lyncbing of Detective
carl Ethrington. who confessed 10
aring the shot that ended Howard .
life. Newark is quiet today All the
morning a crowd OF several hundred
persons surrounded the morgue where
The bodies of Howard and Ethrin2ton
are held. awaiting word from rela.
lives. The telephone pole from which
the detective was hanged Is guarded
from the ravages OF relic hunters. but
before the city OF Newark had encase /
Il IN sheet iron, the pole had been
hacked half through by those who
sought mementoes OF the nights
work
AdjutaDt General Weybrecht Col.
Byron Barger OF the Fourth regiment.
Ohio National Guard. and Lieutenant
BENJAMIN Chamberlain of troop b.
who came TO Newark to make an In.
vestigauon o the affair. returned TO
Columbus today No further trouble
is anticipated
The next grand jury will investigate
the lynchins.
Newark, Ohio, July 9.-AdjutaDt
General Wcybrecbt says Licking coun.
" officials. particularly Sheriff vii.
liam Lnke. are responsible for the
- ~
ton here last night He will so report
10 Governor Harmon.
The lynching easily could have
been prevented" says General Wey.
brecht The established fact that
the mob worked at the jail for two
hours tells the story of negligence. II
troops had been called for when they
should have been, the state OF Ohio
would not now be disgraced."
Sheriff l.inke did not call out the
Nesark company OF the Ohio Nationa
guard. company G OF the Fourth regi.
meut Captain Priest says he was In.
formed that 1t was not even necessary
% have men at the armory In case
Of emergency,
The Eubanks anti.mob law passed
al the last session OF the Legislature
p-oyIdes for immediate suspension of
tie sheriff In cases where he does not
Ifotect prisoners in his custody
S1spensi5n is followed b. a hearing
before the governor.
Fully five hundred people Of the
tovn, who, unmasked, last night aid.
e5 In the hanging Of Etheripgton. an
snti.saloon league detective. face
a grand jury Investigation The au.
tboIiues have caused II to be known
that such an Investigation Will bo
mede as soon as the grand jury shall
nett convene. In the meantime prep
antIons are being made for a great
funeral demonstration for William
Howard. former chief OF police, who
did OF a wound administered by Eth.
crihgton. In the dry" raid that end
ed so disastrously last night. -
The men who requested the bring
ing OF the detectives here are not
regarded as being in danger. but the
police have arranged TO give them
gpscial protection until the ill-feelins
has died away.
Il Will take days TO bring the town
with its many unemployed, back to Its
normal condition
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09

governor is expected some time 10
morrow. 'o-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09

THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL BE FAIR TO.
NIGHT AND TOMORROW.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
CROP YIELDS GENERALLY HIGH
Bradstreets Estimates Normal Produo
ton for the Year
MEATS SHOULD BE CHEAPER
wheat Crop short In This Country
but Enormous Yields Abroad
serve 20 Hold Prices Mt
Low Level.

B-adstreet's bureau Of financial informa-
ton has Just issued a report on the crop
all agricultural conditions for this year.
the report being made public wednesday
morning. According to the figures sub
mitted, all Of which are estimated on
early indications most Of the crops this
year are showing up in good volume anu
unusually large yields are shown in corn
oats and tobacco. In these products II Is
declared that record high yields have been
made this year The report shows that
animal feed is cheaper and more plentiful
and should reduce the price OF meats
The report points out that though sew
eral OF the crops are q trifle short the
production all over the world Is up 70
the normal stage and above 1t In certain
sections and therefore the prices are pelns
maintained at low level.
High record yields are shown IN the case
Of corn oats and tobacco, while yields OF
flaxseed (Which Is an important element
in the cost OF paint, of hay and Of pota-
toes are apparently short The estimated
weld of cotton is about an average OF
the last three years.
The commodity price situation is fun OF
interest this year. Record yields OF two
of the three leading animal feeding stuffs
hold promise of, and in fact, are already
credited with, reducing the prices OF food
producing animals and ultimately OF most
meat products but notably beef, mutton
aud pork If this proves correct sharp
contrast is likely TO be afforded TO the
food-price situation one year ago, when
prlces were fast advancing to the record
heights reached by commodities, and es-
pecially foods, at the opening of the pres
ent year.
In other products there are however
stlu some sharp contrasts between esti-
mates OF production and prices. Thus
wheat Is a shorter crop this year IS eepi-
pared with last, here and in the world al
large, but the price IL lower owing APP
parently TO large stocks in all countries
ana the supplantng of this country by
others in the worlds markets. FotAtOes'
though q short crop, sell lower than
year ago. Despite increased yields, cotton
is higher than a year ago. Hay, butter
eggs. chickens and flaxseed are all higher
than a year ago. Americas markets as
a rule. but especially for foods, are out OF
line with the rest OF the world, and our
export trade in grain and meats shows
a decrease from a year ago. In fact, were
It not for larger exports OF Manufactured
products and the higher price OK COTTON
our total export trade would show a de,
crease instead OF having reached, as II dc
I'm october the largest monthly total ever
recorded.
Comparative Figures
Following Is the estimated table Of COM
parative crop OF yields
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
FATHER OF AERoPLANE is De, D
Octave Chanute, Who Built the First
Glider, Passes Away In
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S-Octave Chanute, the
father OF the aeroplane," died at his home
in Chicago today after an illness OF several
weeks.
His death was not unexpected, as he had
been in feeble health, due to his advanced
age, for several months.
Though widely known as an engineer OF
many accomplishments, Mr.. Chanute was
more generally recalled as the originator
Of the heavier-than-alr craft, which in
their developments since have brought
fame 20 a score Of modern aviators.
Several years ago he began experiment
ing with horizontal kites" His persist
ence I'm trying out his ideas resulted, how
evr, IN the ChRnute glider, which was
nothing more or less than the modern BIZ
plane, sans engine. With II Mr.. Chanute
was able to glide several hundred yards
in q strong wind by manipulation of its
wings. An engine mounted on this and a
principle OF warping wings for equilibrium
gave the Wrights their machinei the
others followed.
octave Chanute was born in Paris, Feb
ruary IS, 1882.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24

married Cora Mackamotski OF Brooklyn.
vaudeville actress. whose stage name was
Belle Elmore. They removed TO London.
where the doctor engaged la dental man
ufacture
Soon there was domestic infelicity. due.
Crippen alleged to the attentions his wife
received from other men. Then Ethel
Clara Leueve a prepossessing woman. now
about "a years old. entered Crippens en-
ploy as a typist She sympathized with the
doctor and the two fell in love. Mean
while Crippen and his wife were estrsnged.
Nearly a year ago Miss Beneve feel
ing her position keenly. became impatient
with the situation. About the same time
the doctor was in need OF money. Mrs.
Crippen disappeared suddenly last Febru-
airy. Her husband inserted a death notice
In the papers saying she had succumbed
to an illness while visiting in California.
Police Called In.
Actress friends Of Mrs. Crippen persuaded
Scotland Yard TO make an investigation
and the police officials interviewed Grip
pen on July - He threw the police off
the scent, but on the following day fled
from London in company with Miss Leneve.
who was disguised as a boy.
Subsequently their presence on board the
steamer Montrose was made known to Scot
land Yard through wireless messages and
as the Montrose was approaching Quebec
Crppen and Miss Leneve we're arrested.
This was on July 81.
In the meantime the police had Visited
the Crlppen home in Hilldrop Crescent and
In the cellar unearthed parts OF a woman s
body. The medical experts who examined
these were never able anatomically to
prove that they were from the body OF
Belle Gilmore. Nevertheless the jury that
heard the Crippen case were satisfied that
they were.
Crippen was indicted and convicted Of the
murder OF his wife, the evidence including
testimony that he had bought and admin
istered poison after which he dismem-
bered the body. He was sentenced to be
hanged on November s. but secured stay
OF execution until today. An appeal on his
behalf by the criminal court Of appeals
and petition for reprieve was rejected
! by Home Secretary Churchill.
Miss Leneve was indicted and charged
as an accessory after the fact, but wo'
acquitted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
Rancher Who Shoots
NeighbOr at Decker,
Mont, is in Jail
George Harris Has Quarrel Over Cat
tie and Murder Results-self.
Defense Alleged.

SHERIDAN, Wyo., Nov. &--(Speciel
Telegram -GeorEe Harris. who shot and
instantly killed Al Cotton at Decker, Mont,
this afternoon. is in Jail here. whore he
gave himself up Details are so far mea-
ger as to what led up TO the shooting, but
Il appears Cotton was killed at his own
home in the presence OF his family. Mount
ing a horse, Harris rode away at top
speed
The two men owned adjoining ranches a
few miles north Of the state line. Cotton
maintained a home at this city, making
sheridan headquarters for the stage line
which he has been conducting to Birney
Mont. for the last fifteen years. Cotton's
body was brought here tonight.
Harris declares he shot Cotton In self
defense after the latter had fired at him
four times. Harris admits that he shot
twice the second bullet killing Cotton. The
trouble arose over cattle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
Body Found in Trunk
Identified by Police
Victim is Albert c. Caller, Who Re-
ceived Large Sum Of Money Just
Before He disappeared.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23--At the time OF
the disappearance Of Albert C.. CALLER, the
artist. whose body. the police say, was
found packed I'm a trunk In the basement
OF a house last week he had between
$4,000 and $1,000 " was learned today
The police have been informed also that
Caller and William Lewis. his friend In
whose trunk the body was found we're
attentive 20 the same woman
An intimate friend OF Caller said that IN
June, 1902. the artist told him his brother
had just sent him a ticket for Paris ana
between $4,000 and $1,000 Caller he saiu.
did not return TO France, but dropped OUT
OF sight Soon after that time Rono Cal
lier. with whom Albert had associated IN
an ivory company In Sierra Leone, on the
west coast Of Africa, came TO New YORK
and searched in vain for his brother.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
Auto Skids Breaking
Lumberman's Limb
W. H. Gerhart Jumps Clear from Car
Near Arlington, But Leg Snaps
from Fall.

While making a test run Of his car Tues
day afternoon in the vicinity Of Arlington,
w. II. Gerhart, 139 North Thirty-second
avenue, sustained the fracture OF leg
between the knee and ankle lie was
negotiating a sharp turn on a new bit
OF road when the brakes refused to work.
The car skidded and toppled over. Mr.
Gerhart. who was alone, had warning
enough to jump and cleared the machine,
ut he was shot from II with force suffi-
Client to snap the bones of one lower limb.
In this helpless condition Mr. .Gerhart
was spied by a farmers daughter about a
quarter OF a mile away who had evidently
watched the machine spin past. She called
assistance and the injured lumberman was
cared for until Or. Han OF Benson, the
nearest physician, could be summoned
The injuries are not pronounced danger
Gus and Mr. Gerhart is resting comfortably
in view Of the severe shaking up he re-
ceived.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
Insane Norwegian reported.

PIERRE, s. D., Nov. Zl-(special) --Last
winter young Norwegian, Gilbert john
son, as he was known here, was adjudged
insane by the county court and sent TO
the asylum at Nankton. at the expense OF
this county. County Judge MCCord learn
ing that the man was not a citizen Of the
United States. wrote the Norwegian consul
at st. Paul I'm regard the circumstances,
and was informed that nothing could be
done. The matter was then taken up with
the state department at Washington, and
johnson has been deported to his old home
In Norway for care by that country, OF
which he Is q citizen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
MADBRO BIG FIGURE IN MExIO,
Next to Reyes He Is Most Feared by
President DiaH.

Next to Reyes He is Most Feared by
President DfaH.
Francisco ]. Madero, who. according TO
dispatch from Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, has
proclaimed himself president OF the pro-
visional government OF McKee," Il q fugi-
tive from justice. having been convicted IN
Mexican courts on November 10 OF melting
the people 10 rebellion. His whereabouts
recently have been in doubt, though reports
that may be considered fairly we'll based,
placed him IN the vicinity OF the family
estate at Coahuia.
He was a candidate at the last election
for the presidency in opposition 70 Presi-
dent Diaz and RicS-do Flores Magon.
When Diaz was continued In power Madero
disappeared.
MederO Is credited with being the head Of
the evolutionary movement. The import
anee OF the proclamation. however. may be
less than appears on the face Of IT, as
during his campaign for the presidency
circulars purDorting 10 have been sent out
By the candidate announced him as then
the constitutional president Of Mexico"
The Mederos are wealthy. Next TO Gen
eral Bernardo Reyes. Madsro - perhaps
the man most feared BY the administration
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
ARTICLE
OuIls from the Wire

A monument TO General James Edward
Ogelthorpe, founder OF Colony Of Georgia
was unveiled at Savannah yesterday.
The whole OF Manohuria is officially de-
clared to be Infected with the bubonic
plague, but not with cholera as was erron-
e0usly reported recently.
The Calumet and HeeIa Mining company
Wednesday declared a quarterly dividend
OF 81 a share, the same as that OF three
months ago. AZ this time last year the
dividend was IS a share.
Tim Hurst, the well known umpire, Is
seriously an In New York with blood pois-
oning, which developed from a sharp blow
by foul tip which struck him on the an
kle several weeks ago. The physicians ex-
peet Hurst 20 recover.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
OCEANIC SINKS COAL BARGE
Captain and wife Carried from Berths
by IhwRSh of Water and saved
from DrOwninH.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23-when the white
Star liner Oceanic, in from Southampton,
was coming up the bay today under re-
duced speed IL ran into a barge laden with
coal and sent It to the bottom. The skip
per Of the barge, Captain Herman Coutant
and his wife were In the cabin when the
crash came and their lives were saved be-
cause OF the quick thrush Of water through
the wound in the barges side, which forced
the couple up through the companionway
and into the bay where they were picked
UP. Hundreds Of passengers on the Oceanic
witnessed the collision.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN PEORIA
Charles feathers shoots woman Sup
posed 60 he His wife and
Kills Himself.

PEORIA, ILL.,. Nov. 2S.-Charles feathers,
aged 45 years, once a prosperous merchant,
shot and killed his supposed wife, Anna
Leathers, aged 80 years at the residence
OF Harry Wills, in this city this morning
and then committed suicide. But two shots
were fired, each doing its deadly work.
Nothing was known of the couple, at the
boarding house. save that since his alleged
failure in business At Glasford, Ill, some
months ago, feathers has stopped at the
home OF the Willis family. After the shoot
ing. Harry Willis rushed into the room
and found both bodies lying on the floor,
disrobed and death must have been in
Simultaneous. Since Leather arrived in Pc
orta, the woman had made frequent visits
70 the Willis home. where she was intro
duced as his wife.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
MINE RESCUE CAR At WORK
Body of Miner Taken from Wrecked
Mine Near Florence,
Colorado.

CANON CITY, Colo, Nov. 2S-The fire
in the Bear Gulch coal mine near Florence,
Colo, owned by the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company which last night imperilled
the lives Of 200 miners, was reported under
control at noon. The mine rescue car
reached the mine at o'clock this morning.
An hour later the body Of one Of the two
miners was recovered. Rescue parties are
still searching for the other missing man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24
HYMENEAL
Rntekln-RiIhv.

Miss Georgia Bilby, daughter Of Milton
Bilby, and Mr.. Robert L. RAtekin were
married Tuesday at p. m. by Rev Charles
w. Sayidge at the home OF the groom's
brother on Larimore avenue. The attend
ants we're Miss Hulds Ellison and Mr.. Max
Malchin. A number of guests were present
the brides grandmother. Mrs. H.
Hart A wedding supper was served
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-24

ton will hold it's meeting at Fremont
March 30 and 81 and April l. This was de-
clded at the meeting held today at when
were present county superintendents and
.ectional officers and members Of the exec
ltiye committee.