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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
FAY WAS QUITE SUCCESSFUL

Los Angeles. March 31.-Burglaries
wbica nctted him nearly S150000 i'll
stamps and coin, no part of which has
ever been recovered are charged 10
Eddy Fay. who is under arrest in
New York for alleged participation
in the Richmond. Va. postoffice rob
berry, Three southern Californian cit
les arc thought 10 have suffered. Los
Angeles, San Diego and Pasadena.
Fay was well known here several
years ago. occupying sumDtuous quar-
tcrs in a hotel. entertaining liyishly
end posing as a man OF wealth and
leisure, He suddenly disappeared In
1905 and. on the day of his dsap-
pearancc. the Nichi Bel Ginko. n
Japanese bank. reported that a safe
had been dynamited and $4,000 n
gold and notes secured.
Fay's resemblance to a photograph
in the rogues gallery. directed sus-
p!cion toward him and he was traced
tc Central America. but could not he
cXtradited
a few days after the bank robbery.
the San Diego postoffice lost s10.37S
in stamps and $4,000 in gold. In 1907
the Pasadena postoffIcc was looted
of $4,000 in stamps and, though
clcws were lacking. both robberles
wcrc charged To Fay
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
TROP HES OF
Big HUNT
All of RooseveIt's Prizes
Are to Go to the
Smithsonian

Washington. March 31-Col Roose
yelt's African hunting trophies are in
tended for the Smithsonian Institution
alone. for exhibition In the national
museum and will not be distributed
among tho museums OF the country
Officials Of the institution nave Just
made such an announcement 10 cor.
rect an Impression which is prevalent
throughout the country that the specI.
mems sent home by the expedition, OF
which the former president was :he
head, would be for general distriou-
lion
Col Roosevelt did Nil few speci.
mems for the American Museum OF
Natural History in New York. Il IS
true, but these we're In the nature of
personal gift To Mr.. Akeley, who
is collecting for that Institution He
also seDt an elephant to the Museum
OF the University OF California In
recognition OF the courtesy of Miss
Alexander. who waived contract
with Mr.. Edmund Heller, the natural,
ist. so that he could accompany Col
Roosevelt on the Smithsonian African
scientific exhibition
Aside from these gifts and such
others as Col. Roosevelt might wish
Ia make. as personal fayors. the tro-
phies OF the hunt VIII all 90 to tine
Smithsonian institute for the Nation
a. Museum.
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BURIAL OF
The JUSTICE
Body of David Brewer
Shipped to Leaven-
worth

Washington, March 31-Simplc
funeral services were held today for
Justice David Brewer, of the sup.
rene court OF the United States, and
an hour later the body was on It's
way for burial at Leayenworth Kan.
The President the members of the
supreme court. with the exception Of
Justice Moody. who Is III. and repro
Seniatives from the house aud sen.
alto attended the short service and
acted as honorary pallbenrers. Other
wise only members of the family and
a few intimate friends were present
All, With the exception OF President
Taft, won't with the body TO the spc-
oial car at the station
All the classes in George Washing
ton University. where the late jus
uce was lecturer. were abandoned
and the university buildings were
closed during the day.
Tho train will arrive in Leaven-
worth on Saturday morning. Services
VIII he held there In the First Con-
grogational church and burial will
bc in Mount MuncIc cemetery beside
the graves of tho Justices first wife
and her daughter.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
CLIFFORD PlNCHOT
LANDS AT HAMBURG

Hamburg. March 1.-Accordins 10
other passengers on the President
Grant Clifford Pinchot landed here
Yesterday He remained over night
and proceeded this morning for Cop.
enhaeen. He appeared on the PAD
sengcr list ns Gaylord Smith.
When tho steamer arrived, the of.
fciels OF the ship asserted they had
no knowledge Of the presence on board
Of the deposed chief forester OF tho
United states, who, IL had been per
sistently reported, was summoned by
former President Roosevelt to Europe
for Il conference on conservation
matters regarding which those diff
fering from MIR. Pipchot have had
the support of President Taft
On embarking at New York, Mr.
Pinchot was listed as Gaylord
Smith" in order that he might avoid
reporters. However, once outside
New York harbor, he made no at.
tempt TO conceal his identity and
conversed freely with other passen.
gers He did not make known his
definite intentions regarding meet
Ing with Mr. Roosevelt. hut fellow
passengers said they gained the I'M
preston that such meeting was
proposed
His visit to Copenhagen is for tho
purpose OF calling on his sister. Lady
Alan Johnston. wifo of the British
minister 10 Denmark. who Is iii.
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FUNERAL OF
VIM. GIDD|NGS

The funeral services for William
GiddiugS will be held Friday, at .
O'Clock. at the family residence. 2454
Adams avenue The Masonic order.
of which Mr. GIddings was a prom-
attend in a body IL is Mrs. Giddiugs'
earnest request that the sending OF
flowers be omitted.
Born In McHenry county. Illinois.
Mr. Giddings while st1ll young man
moved TO Logan. Iowa, where be os-
.tablished flourishing drug bust
ness. Twenty wears ago he came to
ogden. and for all those years has
continued to add friend after friend
through winsomeness OF manner and
honesty OF dealing. For several years
each winter has found him seeking
rest In southern California. The past
winter was no exception, and about
two weeks ago be returned in excel
lent health
Then on Good FRIDAY pain In the
region OF the heart arrested attention
and on Monday last at half after two
denly and Unexpectedly. for that
morning he was confident OF his re-
turn TO good health.
The body is 10 he taken Friday
evening to his former home in Logan
and Inferred under Masonic auspices
near two children who nave gone on
before II viii be accompanied by his
son, Charles Giddings
At the time of death. Mr. Giddiogs
was Ga years OF age.
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ARE
DIS RESSED
Appeal to Authorities
to Be AIIOWeI a
Doctor

San Francisco, March Blight
lopers OF the colony Of eighteen cor
fined at the Isolation hospital here
have joined in petition TO the San
Francisco board of supervisors ask
ing that steps be taken TO have tho
board OF health resclud its action in
removing Dr.. John Atcherly from at
tendance upon them
The petition recltes pathetic story
OF WEAKNESS and loneliness that is
sustained only by the hope that the
signers may be benefited and ultim-
ately cured of their dread malady
Ever since our imprisonment,
which has been from three months 10
eight years. the appeal states. we
have had no systematic treatment
until DR.. Atcherly gave MS his atten-
ton.
"All the other physicians who have
had the care OF us have plainly
shown shown their dislnclination 10
come in contact with us The re-
suits are that we have been left
here TO rot and die Hike animals
We further humbly petition your
eXcclleucy and your honorable board
that DIR, Atcherly he requested To como
and live With US for six months We
know he will accept the request for
our sakes and for that OF the world
al large
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RA TES I 0 Be
INCRE ASE D
Western Trunk Line
Checking Articles for
Unfair List

Chicago. March 3l.-Rate clerks of
the Western trunk line association
have been checking over the 'nriffs
for the purpose 81 demonstrating
Which rates may be deemed most sus-
c"rtible Of advancement
So far as can be learned the now
n.cnt is confined entirely TO the West
orn roads extending between Chicago
and rho Missouri river. One of tine
Western railroad presidents explained
the situation Yesterday as follows:
"All Of The commodity rates arc too
low and were made from time Ia time
nnc in the DAYS Of the old cut throat
competition The reason for their eX-
jStence has passed. that reason being
10 cut rates in order 10 get business.
Some OF tho commodities which are
on the unfair list and therefore
subject to a possible increase are:
cement, drain pipe. thing steel and
iron and their products, and agricul-
tursl implements.
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POWELL ON TRIAL
IN HALIFAX, N. c.

Halifax. y. c.. March 91-Attract-
ing wide attention throughout this
state. the trial OF F. F.. Powell. the
Scotland Neck merchant. charged
with the murder Of Police Officer
Charles w Dunn at Scotland Neck oil
Friday March 4 when he also enct
and seriously wounded State Senator
+, l. Travis and Assemblyman A.
Paul Kitchin. brother of Gov. KitchIu
and Congressman Kitchinf began
here today.
The aifray happened on the main
street OF Scotland Neck Powell
passed Travis and Kitchln and asked
Travis why he had not answered I
certain letter After passing. Powell
turned around and opened fire.
Policeman Dunn. who was sitting
ncaruy. WITS struck In the back and
fatally wounded. Powell barricaded
himself in his home and threatened to
shoot any one who attempted TO al
rest him
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
LOW GRADE ORE WILL
BE SHIPPED FROM CHAFEY

n S. Jessup has returned from the
Chafey district, where he has been
inspecting some OF the properties in
the east range OF mountains north Of
Chafey, says the Goldt'eld tribune.
MIR Jessup is favorably impressed
with that distric, and believes its fu
turc outlook Is exceptionally good. He
SAYS that the great mineral-bearinG
formations. porohyries, quartzitcs.
schlstS. etc. are found associated With
gold values throughout the entire dis
tIict This condition is more evident
la tnat portion OF the district rang
inS north from NatcheZ Pass TO the
Old Lang Syne mine In this ror-
ton of the district. which Is about
three miles In length and one milo
wide. the structure OF the snineral
formations are massive and more pro-
nounced
Placer gold may be found in any OF
the gulchcs leading from the noun
tains above. In Barber canyon can
be seen hundreds OF ploced cXcava-
tlons and tho ruins Of Chinese colony
that mined the grayelS OF The Sulch
in the carly sixties.
Little prospecting or mining is be-
ing done in the district at The pres
ent time. owing 10 the unusually Sc
we're weather and snowfall during tho
winter months The Black Hole mine
near the town of Chsfey. has pracu.
caIly suspended operations. In
great measure this is due 10 the In
ability of the present mill to soye the
sulphidc values contained In the ores
This company is now coDteuolatins
the erection OF modern mill ana
teaching process Al the present time
the Black Hole mine is working only
a few men blocking ont ore and sack
irg the higher grade ore.
II is not the higher grade ores.
however. In the opinion Of Mr. Jeseu2.
that will eventually carry fame 10
this district. but the larger bodies OF
lower grade milling ores. In his opin
ion this district will, when developed
rank with the best In the history OF
Nevadn'S gold mining industry.
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those In Arkansas, were ordered today
by their district officers to quit work
at i:30 this afternoon. This step was
taken as a result OF tho refusal OF the
operators today TO grant the demands
Of the miners for an increased WACO
scale. It was predicted by the op-
orators that strike would result.
In anticipation OF trouble leading
mining companies have for several
weeks past stored vast quantities OF
coal and announce themselves ready
lor a prolonged conflict.
The miners. on the other hand. de-
clare they have plenty of money In
their treasury and are prepared TO
fight vigorously in an effort to enforc
their demands.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
HONOLULU YEXED
AT SAN yFRANlISCO

Honolulu, March 3l.-The reported
opposition of San Francisco To the sus-
pension of the co8stwise navigation
act so far az II affects shipping be-
tween Hawaii and the Pacific coast,
has aroused considerable feeling here
A proposition OF boycottinG San Fran
cisco and transferring the tradc with
the Islands TO some other port. has
been freely discussed By local NOR
chants. lt'has been decided. however.
not TO innuguratci a boycott move
ment but to strongly protest against
the action of San Francisco in offer
ing opposition to the suspension OF
the ooastwise regulations between
Hawaii and tho states
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BRYAN WILL ARRIVE
HOME ON APRIL 8

New York. March 2o.-William j.
Bryan will arrive in New York April
s according TO an announcement here
today. He has been out OF the coun-
try for several months spending the
greater part OF the time In South
America.
a letter has been received from him
by Harry W Walker, Secretary OF
the old Adequate commission IN
which he states that he will return
to America by way of England. Mr..
Walker has begun preparations
among the Bryan men OF this city for
4 suitable reception.
Mrs. Bryan and her daughter Grace.
returned yesterday
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
FISHING RESERVES
ON TRUCKEE RIVER

San Francisco. March 3L-Califor-
nIans are TO have ono OF the largest
private fishing reserves in tho coun-
try 1t Is TO be located on. the True
kee river and will take In both banks
OF the stream for defiance Of ID
miles from the 1ource OF the stream
al Lake Tahoe to the west end Of the
town of Truckee, neor the Nevada
line About fifty wealthy men of this
city and Oakland are Interested in
the project, arrangements for which
have been completed.
The Truckcc river has been for
many years iavorite stream for
trout fishermen and up to this time
has been entirely opcu to the pub.
lie.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
BANKERS ARE IN
PRISON STRIPES

Pittsburg. Pa. March 3l-There
are SO MANY gentlemen oonyicts"
among the 100 prisoners of the west
ern Pennsylvania penitentiary that
Warden John Francis announced to-
day that the stripes are to BIZ prac.
tically abandoned at that institution
Tho conspicuous prison garb only
serves 10 embItter mon. says the
warden aud makes it more difficult to
reform them Neat suits of blue, with
class letters on them are to be sub.
stituted gradually for the stripes, and
only the very worst boha, ed men arc
10 be punished by uniforms Of thc
Zebra" type. Al present. however,
even a banker and TWO former coun.
cilmen at the peul;eutiary are wear
ing the humiliating prison clothes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
DIR. COOK REPORTED
IN new YORK CITY

New York, March 3l.-The latest re-
port about DR. Frederick a. Cook. the
vanishing Polar explorer, has it that
he is in New York City and has been
here for several days. Friends Of ths
explorer arc quoted as authority for
the statement that he spent last Mon
day afternoon AT the home Of Mrs.
Elmer Dudley, Mrs. Cooks sister who
lives on East 18th street, Mrs. Cook
and the Cook children are said to
have been with him. Later in the day
IL Is said that the family departed
Tor remote section Of the city. their
destination being known only to I'm
mediate relatives. The Dudleys de-
elmo either to confirm or deny the
report
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I HIRD MAN
MISSING
Secret Service Searching
for Balance of Post.
office Funds

New York. March 3l-Twelye
thousand dollars worth OF loot and Il
burglar were still being sought here
today BY government secret service
men and the police In connection with
the recent plunderlng OF the RIcn-
nond, Va, postofGice
One OF the most notorious sa,e
crackers in the country. Frederick
Cunningham. better known as Eddy
Fay. is under 10000 bond here with
his' companlonli Frank Chester. charg-
cd wIth the crime
a third man who was with Cunning
ham and Chester just before they
were caught Is still missing.
In five trunks $4,000 of the $S5 900
in stamps and casn stolen. was re-
covered in installments Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
DELAYED SPECIAL
CARRIES SHOW

The Mcintyre & Heath Theatrical
company. which was scheduled to ap
pear at the Ogien theatcr last night
and had 10 cancel its engagement on
account of the flood conditions on
the Southern Pacific. did not arrive
in Ogden until 1910 this morning
In Il special of two Sleepers and two
baggage cars AS soon as the train
came to q stop. the members OF tho
company stormed tho depot lunch
counter in their eagernees 10 salts.
fy their hunger. George Sammis,
tho manager, and Heath. the vcter'
an comedian, both expressed keen
regret at not being able 10 play
detc in Ogden, Manager William AL
lison of the Ogden theater tried TO
prevail upon Sammis to play Ogden
on Sunday. but this he said he was
unable to do as tho company had TO
open In Denver. Monday night.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
CUBS NOW
WILL Win
Chance Says That With
King They Cannot
Be Stopped

Nashville. Tenn. March 31.-"Kling
has dsnccd-now he must pay the
fiddler said Manager Frank Chance,
OF the Cubs. last night Tho Chicago
club Will not contribute one penny to.
ward the payment of that $500 lmpos-
ed by the national commission. John
alone is to blame, although think the
penalty Is beyond all reason. Other
players have committed greater Of
fenses and escaped with smaller
fines With King back and in tho
shape he displayed two years ago.
am confident no CLUB on earth will
ever stop us.
Il VIII be glad to have King back
with the team. for he is one OF the
most valuable the game has ever pro-
duced
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
WORLDS MARKETS
CONFLICTING INFLUENCES
ON STOCK EXCHANGE

New York, March 31.-OpeniDg deal
iDSs In stocks today were on small
scale and resulted In a sluggish up-
ward movement ia response to the
higher quotations made earlier In
London. Norfolk & Western. Chesa-
peako Ohio. and Anaconda roso a
substantial fraction. Stock prices
sold off at q rapid rate for a brief
Interval after the opening.
United States Steel. Amalgamated
Copper. Pacific Mail Railway Steel
Springs and Republic Steel.pfd. fell
J. Reactions from thoir opening fig
ures reached a point in some other
standard stocks. Buying orders wore
distributed at the low level and the
market turned upward briskly again.
many stocks returning To their first
prices or above.
Conflicting influences at work kept
prices irregular Early selling was
said 70 come from Boston from a fur
ther disturbance over tho CRANKY
mining episode. The proposed stock
exchange refuorm5 prompted some
professional selling The strong rally
followed Z iall in foreign exchange
oway from the godl export pOinL
Rurlored intentions 10 distribute
bonus to Lehish Valley stockhold.
ers strengthened Reading. Amolgam-
ated Copper and Utah Copper rose l
over last night, American Smelling
IA, Union Pacific ] as. and Internatl-
onal Harvester , IA
Prices fell back a fraction at noon
Bonds were easy
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CANADIAN INVENTION
WILL BE TRIED OUT

Washington. March so stop Il
ten thousand ton batleshIp going at
full speed within her own length is
the problem that the navy depart
ment has set for a certain Canadian
inventor.
He has an arrangement like barn
doors OIL the sides of ship which h1
guarantees 10 ful0ll this function. The
department ordered trial of the de-
vice on tho ba,tleshsp Indiana og the
Delaware capcs. Apri! l7th. the cost
10 he iefrayed by tho inventor
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HEAVY TAX ON
CHINESE IMPORTS

San Francisco. March. 31.-The an
nouncement that Port Collector Strat-
w1 win assess the maximum torin
on all goods imported from China. on
and after April 1, and collect tho high
est duty en- all merchandise In bond
I'd warehouses; on which the tax has
not been paid. stirred commercial
circles yesterday and importers. IL is
SAD. are preparing 10 enter protests-
oriental merchandise valued at al,
most S2,O00.000 Is stored in bonded
warehouses; here and the steamship
SIBERIA Is due Friday morning. ini-
mediately after the maximum tarih
eoes Into effect II may mean, II Is
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
MYSTERIOUS MURDER
COMMITTED IN OHIO.

Mansfield. Ohio. March 25,-Clad
ONLY IN his niGhtshirt and with dsen
cash In the side of his head Hugh
McFall. d wealthy business man OF
this city, was found today dying on
his doorstep. He died without regain
ing consciousness. McFall lived alone
and had no near relatives II was
Impossible 10 ascertain whether rob.
berry lad been committed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
AFRICAN GAME
FOR LOUISIANA

New Orleans, March 31-No moro
trips 10 Africa for the chase OF hip
popotamus and Gland. dikdik, wart-
hoe and other animals Will be neces-
Sary ten years from now. If the Lou!si-
ana state legislature heeds the request
OF the state game commission.
The commission. after a conference
with Congressman Broussard. decid-
go today TO ask for an appropriation
for the importation of big African
GENE to Louisiana for breeding pur-
poses.
Representative Broussard has intro
duced a bill looking to the introduc-
ton Of African animals into the Unit
ed States for food purposes.
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estimated. an increased duty Of $500.
001 on the cargo.
The maximum duty which Will be
levied on imports from CHM is %
per cent higher than the minimum,
which forms the basis of the sohcd.
ule fixed by the Payne tarin law.
Should the action taken on the mer
chandise in the warehouse by Collec.
tor Strattcn be sustained by the treas
ury department. IL will make DIFF
ference to Pacific coast importers OF
about $250,000
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OWNER OF AUTO
KILLED BY WRENCH

Roosevelt. n. NJ. March 81. siias
Johnson. q wealthy and prominent
citizen OF Roosevelt, is oesd from the
effects OF n blow on the head from n
monkey wrench hurled at his chauf-
feur week ago by an infmiated
farmer.
While speeding near Roosevelt. John
son automobile frightened a team OF
mules being driven by young farm
cr and the latter threw his wrench
at the chauffeur. His aim was bad
and Johnson sank back in his seat
unconscious with crushed skull. Tho
identity OF the farmer has not been
learned
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
BEVERIDGE WILL
RECEIVE A REBUFF

Indianapolis, March 3I.--At a con.
ference OF candidates for nomination
to state Offices by the Indiana Re-
publican convention. II was announced
today that a resolution would be
formed endorsing the Payne-Aldrlcn
tariff Inv. despite the fact that Unit
ed States Senator Beverldge voted
against the bill.
The resolution Will be offered az
plank in the convention platform.
The conference is schedulod TO tako
place in this city tomorrow, Senator
Bcyeridge arrived from Washington
today.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-31
CLIMBING RoS
PRODUcESSRuI7

Berldey. Cal. Morqs 1.-Hugo
Lilienthal, local liES-N 'turallst,
announced the discovery - !. edible
fruit from the climbing. ts He de-
clares that this fruit 19ilI In course
OF time replace the logan berry 20
which It Is allied
Lilienthal has been experimenting
with the plant for several months and
succeeded in obtaining the fruit by
cross-graftlng The fruit. which no
says is quite nutritious and has a fine
flavor like pineapple. may be eat
en- either raw OF cooked
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THOUSANDS TO STOP WORK.

PIttsburg, March S1.-At midnight
tonight approximately 10000 coal dig.
gers in district No. 5 will strike Al
that time tho present wage contract
expires and as Yet no now agreements
have been signed.
1t is believed. however. that the
strike in this district VIII be OF short
duration