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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
JAW BROKEN
| N [ W @
PLACES

Terry Kcller's Jaw, when examined
by a physician shortly after the fight
last might, was found to be broken in
two places. The fracture which will
give the Ogden boy tho most trouble
Is near the joint of the lower maxil.
larry with the upper maxillary on the
right side The other break Is about
halfway between the Joint and the
point OF the chin. also on the right
side. Terry gamely says he could
have gone on fighting had II not been
for the fracture near the ear
Both Of the fractures were reduced
by DR.. c, F. Osgood. the dentist. who.
after he had set tho bones. said he
believed Keller would be In condition
to enter the ring again in three or
four months. Keller Is stopping at
the Hot Springs resort, but his man
ager, Charley Cleever, says it is likely.
that they viii leave for San Francisco
tomorrow.
Terry says tho blow that crushed,
his maxillary was delivered by Thorn.
as in the twelfth round after about
two minutes of fighting. II was
short left hook, delivered during some
in-tghung 1t vas not hard blow,
but reached Terry's jaw with down
ward motion, the Jaw when il received
the impact being relaxed, this doubt.
less caused the fracture.
"All | want is a return match with
Thomas or fight with Ketchel !
was Just getting into action in the
twelfth round last night, and believe
Jhat / would have stopped Thomas
before the limit had it not been for
the accident to my jaw. I Will be In
the game again just as soon as my
Jaw permits"
This statement was made by Terry
this afternoon in rather muffled
tones, as 1t Is impossible for him to
move his jaws and his lips are some
what swollen.
Thomas Is back in Salt Lake City.
and while he has no marks of the
fight with Keller. 1t Is believed that
he realizes the Ogden youth wogld
have proved a mighty hard PROPOSE.
ton for him had fate not lent him her
aid.
1t is expected that the Ogden fans
VIII see Terry in action again within
six months. as 1t is understood that
Roy Shumway IS expecting to arrange
another bout for the youth in this
city as soon as the boy Is able to en-.
ter the ring.
Charley Clever said this morning
that he is certain Terry would have
won last nights bout had the accident
to his jaw not taken place. Terry
doesn't begin to fight until after the
tenth round said Clecver. IT know.
for I've watched him In a score of
Nights. He was getting better right
along and Thomas was growing tired
The kid would have put him away be-
lore the fnish-that's my honest opin.
ion"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
GUS HEINzE MUST
APPEAR IN COURT

BOSTON. July 2S When the suits
of F. Augustus Heinze of New York
and others against A. D. f Adams, Il
Boston broker and other bankers aud
brokers CT this city, over the posses
sion of bonds of the Ohio Copper COM
pany came before Justice Henry S
Braley, lu the Massachusetts Supreme
Court today. the justice declared that
unless Heinze appeared In the Mas
sachusetts courts by September | next
the court might modify the Injunction
against the defendants and permit
them to sell the bonds In question.
Adams is only nominal defendant
in the case. The real defendants are
said TO be bankers and brokers with
whom Adams deposited the bonds as
collateral for loans. Hearings In the
case have been held before s. Rock
wood Hall, master in chencery, daily
since September l. but HeiDze has not
appeared TO give his testimony.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
@ 6 D E N | T E s
E. A u G II T
7 ROU 7

Joseph Thomas Of Last & Thomas
and family have returned from a pleas,
ant outing in Idaho. They have been
which time they were the guests of
Mr and Mrs. II c. Wood nt Spencer,
Idaho. They were Joined by NJ. S.
Browning during the latter part of
their visit, and ae returned with them
Mr.. Thomas states that the party
were royalty entertained by Mr. Wood
and his wife. and that the time was
pleasantly passed In fishing and In the
enjoyment OF outdoor life In all Of It's
phases The fishing is beyond dcscrlp-
ton the party catching as many as
SS5 trout in a single day The Idaho
streams near Spencer are literally flll-
ed with trout.
Aside from fishing, the party was
taken over the mountains In automo
biles where night camping was Indule-
ed In and little shooting participat-
ed in The grouse arc so plentiful
that it Is an aggrayatioD TO see them
at this time OF year, when shooting
is prohibited by law
The men have returned to Ogden
with brown faces and blistered noses,
but they arc loud In their praise OF the
hospitality of their hostesses and of
the many splendid events that occur
red during the stay at the Wood home.
Mr.. Thomas states that it was n
common thing for them TO catch trout
weighing and IL pounds each.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
@ Y E R 1000
OF SCHOOL
A G E

The city school census enumerators
VIII finish their work Monday evening
but viii be gwen until August 10th
10 mako their reports II is stated
ut school headquarters that the work
has been efficiently done, having been
conducted by the principals of the
various schools. md there Is certain
" expressed by the schoolmen that
the population has materially lncreas-
ed since the taking of the last census
The count cannot be Officially given
at this time. but II is safe 70 say that
the school population Of the city this
year will not fall short OF 1000 and It
may be little higher The popula-
tion last year was 6,150 and the enum-
orators have already reached a point
in the census taking to justify the con-
clusion that this number will be ex-
ceeded by al least $50
The principals of The schools were
called upon TO attend TO the taking of
the census because the board of edu-
cation desired that a correct count
should be made and they felt that
there we're none others In the city
who could make the reckoning so
thoroughly as the pedasogues. who
are acquainted with the school pop
ulation
The work has been In progress since
July 18th and. the enumeratcrs say
that when the counting Is finished
next Monday night. August list all
the students Of school age viii be on
the books
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
ACCT D En- Z AL
De A I II OF
CROFT

A coroner's jury, under the direc-
tion of Judge Murphy. assisted by
County Attorney Jensen and mum.
Der OF attorneys representing differ
cnt parties interested, today called
witnesses to testify regarding the ex.
act cause of the death Of George a.
Croft, who was accidentally electro
cuted Saturday, July 23, on Twenty
fourth street near Jefferson avenue.
by Coming in contact with a live wire
OF the Utah Light & Railway com.
pany
The members OF the. jury are w. J..
Buswell. Hyrum A Shupe ana A. H.
Rogers. The state is represented by
County Attorney David Jensen, who Is
conducting the examination; II r.
Macmillan of Salt Lake represents
the Bell Telephone company: Charles
Hollingsworth IS looking after the in.
tcrests OF the Utah Light &c Railway
vompany, and the firm Of Halyerson
& Pratt Is assisting in the inyestica.
tlon in behalf of the widow. Mrs.
Croft.
The object of the investigation is
TO place the responsibility for the ac
cident, ii being conteDded by some
that both the Utah Light G. Railway
company and Bell Telephone company
were responsible. and by others that
the blame lies with the light company
and still others that the Bell Tele-
phone company Should not have per
mitted Mr.. Croft to work on the line
nt the place where the accident oc-
CURED
There will be number of wit.
nesseS to hear from, and Il seems
probable that the examination will
take all OF today and a part of to-
morrow
The only witness examined so far
Is Danville Decker, local manager for
the Utah Light G Railway COMPANY
he stated before the jury that, on the
day oil the accident. Immediately after
III occurred. he visited the scene for
the purpose OF ascertalning who was
Killed and whether It was an accident
he said he did not climb the pole on
which deceased lost his life, and could
not say as TO the relative position OF
the wires belonging 10 the Utah Light
& Railway company and the Bell
Telephone company 1t was = combI.
nation pole, carrying both Eght and
telephone wires and the lignt wires
were above the telephone wires The
hent wires carried 1900 volts OF cleo
trlcity on the day Of the accident and
undoubtedly the entire voltage passed
throug hthe body of Mr. Croft It was
INC opinion Of Mr.. Decker that The
nght wires were about two feet above
the telephone wires and could easily
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
II OLDUPS in.
MURPHY'S.
COURT

Frank Bell and Bell Rio. two half
breed Indians. were arraigned before
Judge Murphy this morning charged
With robbery, two complaints being
filed against them. They were placed
under a bond of $500 each. pending
preliminary hearing. When asked IL
they desired TO waive their prelimin-
airy hearing. both men answered in
tho negative. their detneanor iDdicat-
ing that they were quite at home In
court room.
The two complaints allege that. on
July 23rd. the defendants, with drawn
reYolvers. held up and robbed William
Clark and n. S. Lofgren OF $3.50, the
robberies boing perpetrated at two
different places during the same night
Other holdups were reported to the
police station that NIGHT, and, al
though the officers cannot connect
Bell and Rio with them. they feel Ger.
tain that the men committed all oC
them. The men were arrested the
following day and were recognized by
Clark and Lofgren The officers look
upon the two men as experienced rob
bers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29

be reached by Mr.. Croft from the
telephone wires.
When asked whether the agreement
between the light company aud the
telephone people did not sGpulaGe
that the wires OF the two companies
should be from five 10 seven feet
apart, he said that he could not tell
without looking at the articles OF
agreement He was asked TO present
the agreement TO the jury
MIR. Decker stated that drawing
Of the pole. showing the relative po-
sitlons OF the wires and the position
of the cross arm. on which the de-
ceased was woring when he was
killed, had been made and forwarded
TO the headquarters of his company at
Salt Like. He said that he made no
personal investigation of the physical
conditions of the combination pole,
because he did not consider it ncces-
sary. The only report he had 60
make was az to the killing OF the man
and the probable cause.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
SOLD FIRE WATER
TO INDIAN BRAVES S

Salt Lake, July 29-Lucian IT..
Smyth. deputy United States marshal:
William +. Johnson, special Indian
agent. and William NJ McCrea, as
sistant United States district nttor.
ney. have just returned from the
Shevwit Indian reservation. where
they made three important arrests.
Two arrests were of white men
charged with selling liquor to an In
dan. and one was OF an Indian charG-
ed with statutory crime
Lester y. McQuarrie a blacksmith
at ST George, is charged with having
introduced and sold liquor on the In
dian reservation, on December II and
IL and w d. Newton is charged
with selling liquor 10 the red men at
Leeds, on January 4. The product al
legged to have been disposed OF Is
Dixie wine" product of Utah'S
Dixie land. which is very powerful
intoNicant. This wine was partially
responsible for the killing OF John
Rice, by Tom Rice. who was recent
ly convicted of manslauGhter In the
federal court, and Is now serving
time in the federal prison at Leaven-
worth. Kansas.
Both parties IN these cases demand
I'd immediate hearings. and were
tried before United States Commits
s:oner Francis L. Daggett. at ST
George. July % and &c They were
released under 5000 bonds each and
held to await the action OF the grand
jury In November.
Indian Bird" Piute Indian, was
arrested, charged with carDal knowl-
edge Of 13-year-old girl He admits
ais guilt, claiming the girl was Civ
en- him by her grandmother, Tho
prosecution In this case is made IN
an endeavor to put stop to the prao-
tce among the Indians OF giving
away their daughters. He waived
examination, and was brought to Salt
Lake by Deputy Marshal Smytb. and
lodged In the county Jail to await the
action of the grand jury.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
BOY STEALS AN
AUTOMOBILE {
Proves Inexperienced
Is Aiding Hour of Trouble Only Meet
More Trouble.

out OF the electric box and put It In
his pocket. DR.. c. F. Osgood, who
also had machine in the grounds.
Gid not take this precaution. Young
Pearson took the plug from the Os-
good machine, placed 1t In the other
machine and drove the car out of the
grounds. a short distance from the
Fair Grounds entrance he ran the
machine into a ditch and could not get
it into the read again. Another auto
ist. seeing the boys predicament,
belped/him start the car On Twenty.
ninth street, between Wall and Pact
fic ayoDue. Pearson. by his poor man
agement of the steering wheel. tore
off tire and was forced TO abandon
the machine. The car was found lat.
Grand the owner notified
Deputy Sheriff Murphy, who was
detailed on the case. was informed
by the autoist who had helped young
Pearson In his first difficulty, which
gave the officers a clue, leading to
The arrest OF Pearson. The boy made
little effort to deny the theft
lust what will be done with the
boy has not been DECIDED.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
OGDEN UNION
REFUSES TO
ST RIKE

Vice President Whalen OF the In
ternatlonal Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers has issued an order TO the
locals at Billings. Mont. and at Og-
den. calling the members OF these
unions on strike In sympathy with the
wiremen OF Salt Lake, who have been
out for several months.
The proposition was considered by
both locals, and after putting the mat
ter to a vote. decided not to strike,
claiming that the strike In Salt Lake
was not justified and thnt the Strike
had not been handled in the proper
way
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29

Roland Pearson. a flfteen-ycar.old
boy. is locked in the county jail.
charged with stealing an automobile.
The machine is owned by DR.. L. II.
Crawshaw and was taken from tho
Fair Grounds Immediately after the
Kellcr-Thomas fight of last night
Young Pearson admits that he is the
guilty one, and says that he took the
car because he had no other convey
ance In which TO ride down town.
Pearson is the son OF lady who
resides on Twenty-eighth street. The
mother seems to have lost all control
over the boy and for the past week,
according to his own story, he has
rot slept under the parental roof, nor
even seen his mother
He stated to the arreSting officer
that he had learned TO operate an
automobile from "loafing" around
garage. Young Pearson, however. Is
not an adept in the driving of car
and it was this fact which led ITO
his capture.
DR.. Crawshaw. In leaving his car
In tho Fair Grounds, took the plug
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29

the officers In convention and then
submit their election { GA referen-
amendment providing that the Off
GERS be both nominated and elected
by the membership came up and
this was still being debated at
o'clock this afternoon Ut was as
serted. although not openly. that
this amendment had the backing of
the Industrial Workers of the World.
VINO sought thereby to bring about the
defeat OF President Moyer
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
Chlcauo Close.

Chicago, July e.-Wheat-July 100
Ia; Sept. 1o2 5-4a7-s; Dec. 1O4 1?.i
a3.S; May los 1-Sal-4.
Corn-July 61 rs; Sept So 1-2;
Dec. 60 1-Sa1-4 Dec 60 IA
Oats-July 3S 3-4; Sept. &c rs; Dec.
$S Is May 80 5-S.
Pork-Sept. 3l65; Jan. 1Osa112 1-2.
Lard-July 1155; Sept. 1157 la
100: Nov. 11.47 l-2.
RIbs-July 11.67 IL; Sept. 1137
-; Oct 1890, Jan. 925.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
VATICAN REFUSES
TO REVISE DECREE

PARIS, July ga special from
Madrid today says the Spanish govern
ment has received from the Vatican
as categorical refusal to proceed with
the negotiations for revision of the
coucordat unless the imperial decree
ol June TO- which authorized non-rc-
lielous societies 10 display the insig
MIA for public worship, Is withdrawn.
The correspondent adds that Pre-
mler Canalejas Is resolved not to yield
th,s point and Will advise King Alton
so 10 recall Senior De Ojede, the Span
lsh Ambassador to the Vatican, and
holy see
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
New York Money.

New York. July 29.-Money on call.
easy, ! l-2a2 per cent. ruling rate.
and closing bid | 3-4 per cent. Of
fered AT per cent
Time loans. dull and easier: Co
days l-4a1-2 per cent. 90 days. &
&-lai per cent, six months 5a5 Ii
per cent
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
WESTERN FEDERATION

Denver, July 29-The session of
the Western Federation OF Miners
wastnday given over To discussion
OF changing the constitutional pro.
vision relating TO the election Of of.
llcers The proposition TO nominate
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
ROYAL NEIGHRORS.

The members of Excelsior Camp
No. S240 are requested to meet with
the Salt Lake delegation at The Her
miiage Sunday. uly 81. The train viii
arrive from Salt Lake about IL o'clock.
By the Recorder -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
NOTICE.

On and after this date the under
signed will not pay any debts con-
trected by my wife or family. without
written order ]. ]. McNINNON 80
July 2S. 1910.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
AT IDLEWILD.

Free Dance, Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday. Good transportation from,
end OF car line, Special trout and
chicken dinner.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
Metal Market

New York. July 29.-Standard con.
Ler. firm; spot 1210a12.25: Sept.
l. 20al235 Lead, firm 4.45ai so.
Silver 53 Ia.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-29
GRANT LEAVES THE
RICHAROSON-GRA RAN1 CO.

Mr. F E. Grant OF the firm Of
Richardson-Grant Co. The Crockery
People" resigned his position as Sec
retary OF said company yesterday and
has severed all connections with the
flrm. Mr Grant makes no statement
as to his future intentions
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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-29
Nine. Castellano. Charged
With Robbery. Establishes
Alibi. But Feels Greatly
Agerieved by Experience.

For damages as the result of two
alleged false arrests, Mrs. Laura f.
keiner and her husband. c. n. Kei-
ner, OF Mound City, ILL.,. have filed
suit In the federal court against
James Collins. former chief of police
OF the city, S. II. Heildbroner, city
marshal OF Henderson, and Daisy
Moss. colored. OF Henderson, for
N2,500 damages. Mrs. Keiner is a
palmiS who uses Madam b. Castel-
lano as her business name, and al
leges she was arrested for the theft
OF a gold watch in Henderson, but
In both trials established her inno-
cence.
A watch is said to have been
stolen from Daisy Moss. colored. OF
Henderson, October .. and a palmlst
was suspected of being guilty.
Madam Castellano was In Paducah,
and on October Is she alleges she
was placed under arrest at midnight
by James Collins upon evidence fur
nished by Heildbroner and Daisy
Moss She says her house was
searched by the police. who were
looking for the stolen watch, and
that her arrest and the search were
humiliating. on the following day
she says she was tried in police court
before Police Judge ID. A. Cross and
was acquitted.
Following her acqulttal in police
court. Madam Castellano alleges that
Marshal Heiidbroner and Daisy Moss
went before the Henderson county
grand jury. and offered evidence so
that an Indictment. charging her
with grand larceny. was issued. and
that or October 20 she was placed
under arrest again by James Col
llns. She recites that she was
taken TO Henderson as a prisoner In
a railroad coach. and after Hender-
son Was reached she was placed In
jail for six days. She alleges the cell
was damp. and she suffered from
cold 80 that her health has been af-
fected.
on her second trial sae alleges
that she spent s4OO in order TO take
witnesses from Paducah TO Hender-
son for her trial. After the trial was
begun the case was dismissed by the
prosecution. She says by reason OF
the wide publicaty given her arrests
that her reputation as a palmist has
been damaged, and she seeks to re-
cover $4,000. The damage TO her
health is estimated at s2.5OO. The
suit was filed by Attorneys oliver a
Wickllffe
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-29
West End Residents will Peti.
tion General Council
For II.
Sickness Caused by Lack Ct
sanitary Connections
PLANS OF THE CITY ENGINEER

Residents OF the west side are IL
danger.
This announcement was made to
day from the city health department
which will back the efforts OF prop.
erty owners along Fountain avenu,
and the surrounding territory foI
the proposed No. sewer district
which has been for many years the
hope OF CITY Engineer l.. A. Wash
ington.
A petition is being prepared and
viii doubtless be signed by every
property owner OF the West End and
presented 10 the general council.
asking for an issue Of special assess
ment bonds for a badly needed sewer
that will give relief. The dry wells
In that section OF the city are unsat-
isfactory and cause considerable sick
ncfs That is the reascu for so much
illness In that part Of the city, ac-
cording to the city health ofhcer.
The sickness Is largely responsible
for the earth being saturated with
the ilauld from the dry wells The
health oficcr said today the resi-
dents are awakening TO the fact that
they are living n constant danger
with the rapidly Increasing popuIa-
tlon. The health department is
urging the movement and will lend
every effort to get the sewer
through.
A trunk line sewer ten feet In d.
ametcr beginning on Fountain ave-
nue and running northeast Go the
Ohio river IL the oily solutlcn Of the
problem. according 10 City Engineer
Washington This has been his plan
for years. II Is proposed 10 begin
the sewer AZ the Intersection Of Foun
tan avenue and Broadway. running
north on Fountain avenue 10 Harri-
son street. east on Harrison TO Har-
ahan boulevard. uorh on Harahan to
Trlmble and down Burnett street 20
the river. taking In the hollows In
the lower extremity.
In the opinion OF the city engi-
0eer the trunk line would cost ap-
pToximately 1900. 900. Branches
could DC run out, Ghlhg IN All the
west end. The main sever would
take care OF an enormous amount OF
drainage. The trunk line would re-
lleve the immediate danger Of the
present.
The peutlon will be probably pre-
sented TO the general council next
week. II Il Is completed by then. and
some acticn may be taken immediate
ly The bills providing for the city
issuing bonds was recently passed
In the state legislature.
Under the new public improve
ment act. che general council de-
clares certain improvement dis
trict aud the assessment Is made
against ali the property owners ben
Gifted by the Improvement.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-29
Beveridge Statehood Plan.

Washington, March Ex-senator
Beveridge presented to the senate
the report of the committee on terri
tories favoring the senate bill in
preference to that passed by the
house, for the admission OF New Mex
leo and Arizona as separate states.
The report defends the changes made
by the senate committee in vigorous
language. especial emphasis being
given to the refusal of the senate
bill to recognize the present election
law of Arizona.
The effect of the law. II is charged,
would be to disfranchise large
number OF the Oldest and most sub
stantial citizens of the territory by
reason of their inability to interpret
the constitution of the United States
in English. The house bill would
make the present Arizona law the
test OF qualifications of citizens to
vote. II is favored by Democrats in