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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-09
GOVERNOR
IN OREGON
Accompanies Jackling
Who Is to Buy the
Hartman Place

San Francisco. April 9-PelIcan
lodge. at the head of Klamath lake, In
southern Oregon. which the late E. II.
Hartman purchased three years ago
with y view TO making it a summer
resort, Is to be sold, it is said. TO d.
c. JackliDg OF Salt Lake City. presI-
dent and manager OF the Utah Copper
company and the Ray Consolidated
Copper company
In company with Governor and Mrs.
William Spry of U;an, AIr Jackllpg
arrived here yesterday.
Mir lacking admitted that the Peli-
cnn lodge deal was nearly completed.
but he refused 10 discuss the terms
of the pending sale.
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were carried from the building.
The concern WAS declared inSolvcnt
recently and forced sale was widely
advertised When o'clock, tho hour
OF opening, came yesterday, "a crowd
Of shoppers stood In front OF the doors
and blocked the street Soon after
tho doors were thrown open the storo
was jammed with a pushing, crowdine
mass OF women. A number of women.
unable TO stand the crush. tainted.
and ii required the efforts of dozen
men to rescue them before they were
trampled upon BY the other shoppers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-09
EXPORT OF AUTOMOBILES.

Washington, April 9.-Next to
France, the United States ia the
largest exporter OF automobiles in the
world. the value OF exports In that
line from that country in the cnlen-
dar year 1909 having been SS.661. .391,
according to the bureau of statistics
France exported in 1908. the latest
year for which figures were available.
automobiles 10 the value OF more than
S2i 900. Importatlons rank In the
following order. United Kingdom,
Italy and Germany.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-09
GREAT SHOW AT THE
ORPHEUM TONIGHT

Salt Lake Herald Republican, Apr
+th,-After last weeks bill al the Or
pheum every patron carried his ham
mer last night ready to knock hard
enough 10 break the handle. Dut the
first act had hardly started when Wo
all felt a guilty sense of shame creep
over us and We very shccpishly hid
the hammers under the seat aud sat
buck TO enjoy one OF the best bills
OF the season. and by beat" Is meant
ali that the word implies according TO
Webster. Tho tears streamcd from
the eyes OF the audience. not sad tears
but glad tears. tears OF JOY.
The above good bill will be present
ed at the local Orpheum for the cont
Ing week starting tomorrow night. III
you wear a crouch you Will check u
at the door -
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that made a specially OF manufactur-
Ing instruments for the purpose of de-
ooivInq the public. favorite scheme
omonr tho bands In the city parks
wos The introduction Of the second
bass drum At first The drum had
merely hole In the irauc work and
was used to carry the lllncnes oil the
bandmen. Then n bright idea struck
the maker and the drum was built
so as 10 hold in separate compart
mcuts Frankfurters, sandwiches and
beer.
Then the bass horn, on similar
style. was perfected With automatic
stopper, guaranteed TO hold iour gal
Ions OF liQlId refreshmont. The or
dinary allotment. It Is said. was two
horns and bass drum TO band.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-09
FRAUD IN TIMBER
LANDS OF WASHINGTON

Olympia, Wash. April 9.-Tbe legis-
l3tive Investigating committees re-
port TO Governor Hayes yesterday
states that for years purchasers OF
state timber lands have systematical-
Is plundered the state through the lax
ity. inicompeteucy OF dishonesty oil
employees OF the state land depart
mcnt, Nearly 200 cases. the report
says. have been found thus far In
which the state Inspector made errou-
eous reports OF the amount OF tim
bcr crnlsed. The evidence collected by
The committee will be turned over 10
the attorney general with recommends
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-09
POLISH WRESTLER
AN EASY WINNER

Chicago. April 0, = Stanislaus
Zybszsko had an easy time with Carl
Winklehofcr in the feature match of
the wrestling card at an amusement
place last night. as did Youssih Nah
mout in his bout with Frank Wallace
WinlIlehofer furnished good exhi-
billion of wrestling. holding out the
first time until iloored with head
throat hold In 30:26. Zybszsko took
the second in 21:24
Mahmout defeated Wallace in short
order, putting him down first in e;O9
and following with half Nelson In
3.02
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TRIAL OF Or. HYDE

Kansas City. April 9.-Two hundred
names from the jury wheel were
drawn today from which TO select
Jury to try Dr.. b. C. Hyde, OH the
charge OF numbering Col. Thomas II.
STope.
The trial is set to begin on Monday
next. 1t is believed that week VIII
be secured in securing IL men to try
the case.
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BANK STATEMENT

Now York, April 9.-FollowinG is the
bank statement:
Loans. SHEETS. 500, decrease 49,
27I 800.
Deposits, S1,27L5e4.2oO; decrease.
s22. 1905
Circulation, siS,3so,ooO, decrease.
S1o7, 500.
Legal tender. s47.Sl4,2OO: decrease,
S635.10O
Specie, s2e5,So75OO; decrease. So
300
Reserve. sS1s,ai2,7oO; decrease so,-
81 1000
Reserve required, s3OG.Ss1,O5; de-
crease, S5.615,225.
Surplus. s6.53O,6OO: decrease. ST.
276000.
Ex-United States deposits, $6.921..
$50; decrease $4l67 $50
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COL LDF IELD
HAS A T IRE
Mill of GoIdfieId Con.
Damaged Quarter of
Million Dollars

Goldfeld. New. April 9-The $50.
ton mill of tho Gold1cld Consolidated
Mines company was damaged by FIRE
To the extent of quarter o1 million
dollars last midnight. Following an
explosion in the refinery. where over
half a million dollars in bullion was
stacked for shipment the fire spread
10 a huge conveyor that carried tho
flames to the sampling department
and stamp batteries At 2 o'clock this
morning the fire was gotten under
control
A shutdown of sixty DAYS Will be
cntalled.
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Paris Papers Comment at Length on the
Affair in Rome=== Carriage Drive Is Aban=
doned Just in Time to Escape
Some Heavy Rains

tons that he take prompt steps to re-
cover the money due to the state.
The system used was simple. Appi'
cation was made for tract Of Land
and a state cruiser WAS sent TO In
spect the timber. Upon tho report of
the cruiser, the land commission ap-
praised the land In many cases. the
report says, fractional part OF the ac-
tual timber was reported and valuable
timber land was sold for & song
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BOGUS MUSICIANS
IN MUSIC STANDS

New York. April s.-Mayor Gaynor's
recent order against Dummy music
fans In the various music stands,
where the city has paid for music
while the bogus musicians went
through the motion OF playing. has re-
suited in the revelation of some sec
rcts OF the trade According 10 the
confession" of an employc of 6rm
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CHICAGO Produce,

Chicago, April 9-Butter. steady:
creameries. 26aSl; dairies. rs.
Eggs-easy, 1Sa20 at mark; firsts
20 IL; prime do. 81 IL,
Cheese-steady young Americas. II
ala Ia daisies II IL
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-09
SUGAR and Coffee

New York, April 9-Sugsr. raw.
weak; Muscovado. 3S6: centrifugal
326. molnsses 3Gl, Refined steady.
Coffee. spot. quiet, No Rio. s La
5.S; No Santos 9 II.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-09
ROOSEVELT is THE TALK OF ALL
EUROPE AND HE IS MUCH PRAISED

Lake copper at $13 25GZ18.5O; cleo
trolydc at s13,00@1325. and casting
at S12.75I13 90 Lead was quiet at
si.iO@445. and Spelter dull at s5.55@
5.65.
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Omaha Livestock.

tmah5 Livestock,
Omaha. April 9.-Cattle-Receipts,
100 market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market SC
higher Heavy. $40 20@10 30: mixed
S101061020; light $1O0O@10.25,
pigs. $90O@1O00; bulk. S10.l0@10 20.
Sheep - Receipts. coo; market
steady. Yearlings. $775@ 7s5: weth-
ers, s75O@S.OO, ewes, s6.9O@75O;
lambs. $900d975.
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Vienna. April 9.-Emperor Francis
. Joseph is interesting himself active
ly in Mr. Rooscvelts coming visit to
the capital. with view 10 making
sure that his stay shall be as pleas
ant as possible. He is In constant
communication through court officials
with the American embassy in Rome
as to the former presidents plans.
Today the emperor sent a court of
ficer 10 the embassy with tho infor.
nation that carriages would be placed
at the disposal Of the Roosevelt party
during the whole period of their visit
In Vienna and that the royal boxes at
the Imperial Opera House and the
court theatre would await their &C.
cupancy.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. receipts estimated at 200;
market steady Beeyes 5.60as 60:
Texas steers 800 $40; western steers
5.0Oa6.9O. stockers and feeders 3.9oa
ESQ; COWS and heifers. 2.S0a7 10;
caves 700aS.25.
Hogs. receipts estimated at 5000.
market 5a1Oc higher. Light 1o.2Oa
1860; mixed 10.3Oa10.65: heavy 1O.35a
1865; rough 10.35a10.45, good "a
choice heavy 1045a1065 pigs 9S5a
1890: bulk OF sales lo.50a10.60.
Sheep, receipts estimated at 1000
market steady. Native 550aS.25;
western 5.00aS 25 yearlings 7.3Oa
s,75 lambs, native 775a9.50; western
S.00a9 so.
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@ G G 0 @ o o 0 O O O O Q O 0 o {
MRS. HARRIMAN'S
COSTLY STABLE

Middleton. " Y. April o
Mrs. Edward II. Hartman has
begun the erection OF one OF
the costliest stables in the Unit
ed States at the foot OF the In
cline railway leading to the
Hartman estate at Arden
The stable will be fire proof.
1t Will he lighted by electricity
and contain hot and cold wat
er system and other convent
cnoes. including workshop.
garage and hospital accom-
odating six horses.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. April 9-Wheat-Mav,
112 7-s0113: July. zoo 3-S@1OG1.2.
September, 103 3-S-
Corn-May. SIS 5-S; July. 61 3-S; Sep
tember, 81 5-S@62 "a.
oats-Mny. Al II; July. 40; Septem-
ber. 81 S-S@3s
Porl.-May. $2i12 1-2; July. s2l,27:
September. 2392 IL.
Lard - May. S1362 l-2: July,
$13l71-2; September. S1305.
Ribs-May. slS.27 l-2; July. $500.
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WOMEN FAINT IN
BARGAIN DAY RUSH

Joplin, Mo. April e-Tn bargain
day" rush in dry goods store here
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O O O O @ o O o @ O o 0 0
SECOND sALToN
SEA is FORMING

El Centro. Cal, April D.
CattIemen from La Guna Sala-
dn, Mexico. report that tho
Colorado river is rapidly form
ing n second Salton sea in
Lower California. A party OF
engineers arc preparing 10
visit the little known region
said 10 be inundated TO inves-
tigate.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-09
Metal Markets.

New York. April 9.-Thc metal mar.
kots were quiet today and prices par
tlcularly nominal in the absence OF ex-
changes today, Tin was dull at at
S32.S043305. Local dealers quote
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Genoa. April 9-Col and Mrs
Roosevelt had cause 10 be glad today
that the crowds encountered forced
them TO abandon their carriage drive
yesterday. for since morning rain has
fallen In torrents and had The two
not reached here last night they
would have had difficulty in getting
through today
This afternoon they will leave for
Point Maurlzio, where Kermit and
Miss Ethel are due 10 arrive tonight.
The former President and Mrs.
Roosevelt spent the morning hours
visiting the art galleries. the old
Palace OF the Dogcs and other places
OF interest.
Paris, April AS the date of Mr..
Rooseyelt's visit 10 France draws
nearer. the leading newspapers de-
vote much space To the former Pres
IdeDt's personality and movements.
The Figaro today lauds nlr, Roose
yelt's energy. versatility. democracy
and honesty and at The same time
prints a review OF hisyisit TO Rome In
which the opinion is expressed that
his conduct offered a striking proof
OF his tolerance and high sense OF
honor,
"It is easy TO understand says
the paper, that many Americans con
slider the attitude Of the Vatican
which prevented their great compat-
riot from doing an act of courtesy
to the poDtiff as an offeDse against
their patriotism and their country.
The MatIn. pursuing an investiSa
ton of what II terms the "inslde OF
papal intranslgentism," says some &C.
clesiasts feel that Cardinal Merry Del
Val acted In accord With Cardinal Glib
boDs and other prominent American
Catholics with the secret object of
preventing Mr. Roosevelt from win
ming new prestige in the eyes of Am
crican Catholics through a papal aud
lencc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
STEAMER MADISON WILL
90 OVERHEARD TODAY
New Old Dominion Liner 10 be
Launched at Local ShIpyard--
Miss landon the Sponsor.

Everything Is in readiness at the
shIpyard for the launching at noon
today of the Old Dominion Steamship
Companys new steel freight and pas
sehger steamer Madison. The launch
ing is to be entirely informal and
will be Witnessed by only small par
ty of invited guests and the officials
of the owning company and the SNIP
yard.
Miss Fannie Braxton Landon, OF
ahis city, daughter of w. II. landon'
general agent for the Old Dominion
Company in Virginia. is to christen
the Madison. The sponsor will be at
tended by Miss Louise Robinson, OF
this city. Immediately after the cral.
takes the water, the yard officials VIII
tender a. delightful post-launchihg
luncheon to the sponsor at the War
wick hotel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
LOCAL POST OF ]. p. A.
HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET
Col. n. L. Harweod, OF Richmond,
Among Guests OF EVenins-Thir-
~ Members Attend.

The local post of the Travellers
Protective Association held its an.
nual banquet at the Warwick hotel
last night. and the affair was voted
the most enjoyable function OF It's
kind the post has yet attempted. The
banquet was held in the new care
and covers were laid for thirty, the
tables being formed in circle around
the room. The decorations We're
beautiful. palms and cut howers De-
ing used in the establishment.
After the guests had made merry 10
their fullest extent around the festive
board several speeches were made by
members and visitors. Among the
guests of honor was Col. II. l.. Har-
wood. OF the Richmond Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
REV. w. B. BEAUCHAMP
RETURNED TO VIRGINIA
Former castor Of Trinity Church APP
pointed Missionary Secretary to
Virginia Conference.

Information was received here yes
terday that Rev. W. b. Beauchamp.
formerly pastor of the Trinity Meth
odis, church. has been transferred
back TO virginia as missionary secre-
tary of the Virginia Conference Meth
odist Church, South. from which posi-
ton Rev. E. II. Rawlings. d. d.. was
last May promoted to the mission
board OF the Methodist Church. South,
Nashville.
Rev. Mr.. Beauchamp has been the
pastor of the Fourth Avenue Metho'
dist church. Louisville, since he lett
Trinity church about five years ago
He has many friends here who are
glad to hear that Rev. Mr.. Beau
champ will return to this state.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
JUNIORS WILL PRESENT
FLAGS 70 CITY SCHOOLS
Old Banners Are Rapidly Wearing Out
NO Flag Pole on Second
Ward Building.

Preparations are being made by the
local councils OF Junior Order United
American Mechanics fer presenting all
of the city School buildings with new
American fisgs to replace the present
ones, which are rapidly wearing out.
Each council has appointed commit
tee OF one and they will report at a
meeting Tuesday night and get In
.structiens 90 proceed with the pre-
sentation.
There is no flag pole on the Thomas
jefferson school building IN the Sec
ond ward. when the building was
contracted for the 'dea was to have
a flag pole separate from the building
but It never has been put up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
REV. ], Il. TERRY TO Ben
INSTALLED TOMORROW
Interesting Exercises Will be
Held at Calvary Baptist
Church.

Rev. J. H.. Terry. the new pastor OF
he Calvary Baptist church, Hunting
ton avenue and Forts-seventh street.
Will be formally installed tomorrow
afternoon at Ao'clock and an un-
usually interesting program has been
arranged for the occasion. Rev MT
Terry began his passionate last Sun
day. coming here from Accomac coun-
Nv TO succeed Rev. s. L. Nan.
Several OF the pastors of this city
Hampton and Phoebus are to Paruc'-
nate in the installation exercises Inc
meeting will open with the singing
OF the Doxology and Rev. j. T. hia-
dick. pastor of the Second Baptis.
church will offer the invocation. ReY.
]. NJ. Pitcher. d. d., Of Phoebus, VIII
read a selection OF scripture and heV'
y Pendleton Jones. ID. d., oil Haihp-
ton, will offer prayer
Mayor Marquis Jones will welcome
the new pastor on behalf OF the ci'y'
and Rev. E. T. Wexford. ID. D., pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church. VIII
welcome him on behalf OF the other
denominations Rev. J. T. ki1aicA
will welcome him on behalf of the
Baptist Of the cay and Calvary church
and Rev f. Pendleton Jones. ID. d..
viii extend the welcome on benaii
O; the Peninsula Association Rev. J.
II. Terry will respond to the addresses
after which Rev J. NJ. Pitcher. d. d.
will pronounce the benedicton.
During the services. Mrs T. w.
stone. Jr., win sing. Message OF
love and Miss Ora Z. Nargamin VIII
sing. sThy VIII He Done
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
NEW STYLE OF BUTTONS
FOR POLICE UNIFORMS
Seal Of City Replaces Seal Of Virginia
New Uniforms and Helmets
Ordered.

Chief Of Police Mitchell has adopt
ed a new style OF buttons for The uni
forms Of the members Of the local
police department and these buttons
viii be used IN The future. The new
buttons bear the seal Of the city OF
Newport News With to- incription.
~. y. Police around the seal and
are very pretty.
New uniforms ami helmets have
been ordered BY the ofhcers and the
helmets already have arrived. The
unHorms are expected ahoat October
20 and the force vii turn ont IN its
new rig the latter par Of the
meath
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
FOURTH DIVISION OF
FLEET IS QUE today
Kansas, Louisiana, South Carolina
and New Hampshire to Repair
at Norfolk.

The fourth division of the Atlantic
feet consisting of the battlesh ps
Kansas. Louisiana, South Carolina and
New Hampshire. is due to arrive in
Hampton Roads today. The ships are
to proceed to the Norfolk navy yard
for repairs preparatory to the cruise
to Europe this winter.
The scout cruiser birmingham VIII
arrive in the Roads mex, week from
Boston and. after loading coal and
supplies, VIII proceed to Yorktown
to participate in the celebration OF
the anniversary. of the one hundred
and twenty-ninth anniversary OF the
surrender OF Lord CORVALLIS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
INSPECT STATE INSTITUTIONS.
Hon. l. p. stearnes Named by State
Board of Charities.

Hon. L. P. Stearnes, of this city,
has been designated by the State
board OF charities and corrections to
inspect with other members OF the
board the Eastern state hospital. the
state penitenuary and State farm,
the laurel Industrial school. the ne
gro reformatory and the Virginia
Home and Industrial school for girls
The results Of the inspections VIII
be embodied in the forthcoming an
nuai report Of the board.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
First Presbyterian Sunday
School Elects Officers.
ENCOURAGiN & REPORTS
New Year Promises TO be Most Sue.
eessful In Schools History--mem
bsrship Now Numbers 47s, With 80
Teachers.

In spite OF the rainy weather, there
was a large attendance at the twenty
FIRST annual meeting OF the Sunday
school OF the First Presbyterian
church last night in the Sunday
school room OF the edifice. Officers
for the ensuing year were electen
as follows:
SUPERINTENDENT S. Grierson.
Assistant superintendent. A.
Willett.
Recording secretary-K. {. Simp-
son.
Enrolling secretary-G. b. Meal
pine
TREASURER. S. Warning.
Librarian-M. n. Holt.
Assistant llbrarian-RoDert Near
thur.
pianlst-Miss Florence Holt.
First assistant pianist. w. Col
Her.
Second assistant pianist-Miss Ger
trude McMurran.
Doorman-James A. SommerYiile.
Encouraging Reports Received.
Rev. Il. 7. Wexford. ID. d., pastor
of the church, presided at the meet
ing and made an interesting talk on
the work of the Sunday school. Verv
encoue ging reports were heard from
the different departments and they
Indicated that the school is entering
upon the most successful year OF its
history.
Beginning twenty-one years ago
with membership of less than two
score. the school has grown until Us
membership today Is 41S with 50
teachers. The Sunday school Is dl'
vidod into departments, beginning
with the primary grades up through
10 the Bible classes for both men ana
women. Thirty-seven officers ana
teachers attended the meeting last
night.
80 Refreshments Served.
After the business session last
night, the ladies of the school served
refreshments and an informal pro-
gram was carried out.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
WARWICK COUNTY SHOWS
DECREASE IN ASSESSMENT
Assessor Miner Makes Report TO
Clerk OF Courts-County Roads
BeIna Improved

Assessor William c. Miner. OF war
wick county, has completed his work
and made his report to the county
clerk of courts. His report shows a
decrease OF s27, 900 in the values as
listed this year by the commissioners
OF revenue. The commissioner books
show a land valuation of sl,i21, 800
and a personal property assessment
of S179.252.
County Treasurer Curtis also has
made his annual report to the board
of supervisors and this shows that
nearly one-half of the total expendi-
lures for the past year was for i'm
provement of the county roads.