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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
JOANSON'S
GOOD SIDE
Colored Champion Re-
members Those Who
Aided Him

Galveston. Texas. July 9.-Eight
men here were made happy by Jack
Johnson's winning the championship.
without having TO wager any money
on the fight, They are former assO-
ciates OF the Galveston negro. who,
at different times In his career In this,
his native city, befriended bin.
The remembrances from the cham.
pion were in the form of remittances
ranging from $3.50 TO $3.50. The big
gest remittance was for $3.50 for Ed
Harrison, an old-timer here, who
taught Johnson how 20 fight when 4
young boy. and gave him his frat
lessons in the RAG along the docks.
Jack appeared anxious TO become a
fighter and years ago promised his
volunteer Instructor that when he
got to be champion a1d wealthy, he
would fiji him out In fancy clothes
and a red necktie Sure enough he
kept his promise. and one OF the first
messages he sent after the f1ght was
10 Harrison. telling him to order two
suits of clothes and not 10 be stipgy
on the price.
While swimming in the bay from
the docks years ago. when Johnson
was a small boy. ne was sucked under
vessel and would have drowned had
II not been for Cafferty Williams, an
associate, who saved him. Williams
is remembered for $500
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
WHY STOCKS
DROPPED
Tightness Of Money and
Poor Crop Report
the Cause

New York. July 9.-Early prices OF
stocks this week touched the lowest
level of the year for some issues, The
violent break proved a elimination Of
the movement 4 rebound which fol-
lowed was furthcred by the proof OF
relief, open 10 the New York money
market fl case of need. by imports OF
gold from London The extent OF the
decline in stocks brought out some
substantial demand from banking In
terests and from investors.
The maintenance OF the dividend
rate on s. Paul and Atchison dis
proved some OF the recent speculative
predictions. Steps toward fastening
the cons deration Of railroad rate ad-
vanccs by the Interstate Commerce
commission brightened sentiment in
the market.
The government crop report induced
severe relapse in the whole market
II Is the lowest condition reported
In over ten wears. Statlsliclsns on the
produce exchpnge estimate that IL
means loss OF nearly 10000 O0D bush
els
The Indications. according to the
figures. are for crop OF spring wheat
OF $50, 10000 bushels az compared
With 253. 3.7a6.oO0. indicated 90 July l.
1909 r.l
The corn crop this year promises
10 be one Of the largest IN the his
tory OF the country.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
MANAGING
A HUSBAND
Woman Married to Eight
Tells How 1t Is
Done

New York. July 9.-George Crow.
ther. seventh In Mrs. Mary I.appase's
9eries of eight husbands. has brought
suit against her to set aside deeds
TO property worth nearly 100000.
Crowther, who married the woman Ia
1904 and was divorced by her the next
year says he was drunk when he sign.
ed the deeds
Mrs. Lappage was 3S years old and
Crowther was 55 when they we're mar.
ried, She was married for the first
time in her fourteenth year. She los.
two husbands by death. three by di.
vorce and one by annulment Her
name has been successfully Wakeman.
Saunders, Powers. Godfrey. Gay. Lind
ley. Crowther and Lappage. In an
Interview published some years ago.
when she came temporarily into the
limelight. she gave her views on how
TO manage a husband" She said.
Show that you know something OF
the world. Instead OF being timld.
assert yourself Insist upon being
treated as an equal. even a superior =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
WORLDS MARKETS
MARKET CLOSES FIRM
AFTER WIDE FLUCTUATIONS

New York, July 9-Declines were
general today In the opening quota
tlons for stocks. mingled with Il
sprinhing of gains which ran to 5-S
for st Paul. The copper and in
dustrials were notably weak, Amalga-
mated Copper and Anaconda losing a
point Reading and Missouri Pacific
were also down one and Central
Leather and Ontario and Western
large fractions. evidence Of support
was seen in the general list shortly
after the first hour. which carried
some of the trancontinental stocks a
substantial fraction over last night.
st. Paul rose / 5-s. Union Pacific 2.
Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific.
Atchlson. New York Central. Atlantic
Coast Line, and Wabash preferred /
Hasty profittaklng wiped out half
the rise in Union Pacific. but the
market recovered and there was no
large Selling.
The market closed generally firm
A light demand again carried prices
strongly upward. St Paul rising SIS,
Union Pacific 3 3-S. Northern Pacific
2 IL. C. s. Steel and Third Avenue
. Great Northern pfd.. / "a. South
ern Pacific ! 5-S. c. & o., 1-2; Anal
gamated Copper ] 3-S. and Baltimore
& Ohio. Northwestern. Rock Island,
Louisville & Nashville. American
Smelling, and American Car one or
more
Minneapolis. St. Paul. Sault Ste Ma
rie sold at a decline of . I-2 There
were fractional recessions at the last.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
OLD CHICAGO POLICE
STATION TO BE RAZsO

Chicago. July Harrison Street"
Chicago's best known police station.
IS 10 be torn down. The desk be
fore which many notorious criminals
have stood while the desk sergeant
recorded their names. ages. crimes
and such other statistics as were
deemed necessary. the cells where
they were held pending trial. the court
room where they were held to the
grand jury. all must give way to a
modern Office building
Action taken b. the building and
grounds committee OF the board of
education yesterday means the de-
moliton OF the old station, the fire
house adjoining 1t aud all other build
inGs on the south 400 feet OF the block.
That Is all school property and II
has been leased to a company which
Will erect upon It a 100000 Office
building
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
CANE BACK WITH
PIRATES HEAD

Victoria. B c., July 9.-From Ma
Mia the steamer Bellerophon brought
the news OF the capture and wiping
out of the Moro pirates who recently
killed three Dutch traders and looted
trading town in the Aoli Toll Ccle-
hes group Hadii Alsad. the leader
was killed by his own people on the
Island OF Mnnucmanca. where he had
taken refuge when Governor Reed and
a party OF the Philippine coDstabulary
went in pursuit of the pirates, Gov.
Reed captured eleven members of
the band and he authorized the head
men OF Toll Toll to capture or Kill
the leader. The head men took the
field and four days later came back
with the head of the pirate chief and
claimed his reward.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
A CHICAGO
MURDE. R
Hatreds of Old World
Cause a Tragedy in
America A

Chicago, July "a tragedy explain
able only on the theory of an old
Siciliau feud. was enacted here today.
Leonardo Belachia OF S68 Gault court.
In the heart OF the north side Italian
district, was slain by n man who sud
denly approached Balachla. who was
talking to third person in front of
the Balachia home.
The murderer fired five bullets into
his victims back. Although pursued.
he disappeared up an alley, after
bowling over grocer who attempted
TO seize him
Mrs. Balachia, mother OF five chill
dren. declared her husband had re
ceived no threatening letters and
ascrihed the crime to a feud begun In
Sicily. but OF which she knew nothing
definite
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
NATIVES OF JAVA
ARE NOW RESTLESS

Victoria. n. C. Jul! 9-An upris-
ing OF the natives is considered i'm
mincnt IN Java and steps are being
taken by the Dutch to guard against
il, according TO advices received here
yesterday. Agitators worked on the
supcrstitious fears of the JaYanese.
persuadlng them that the coming OF
Halley's comet was a sign that they
we're TO liberate themselves from
Dutch rule and sot up a kingdom of
their own At last reports the un-
easiness among the natives was in.
creasing.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
TIE BOY
HAS RABIES
Parents Recalled That
He Was Bitten Months
Ago by Dog

New York. July 9.-Five-yeer-old
Thomas Dennis is isolated at Belle
yue hospital with all the symptoms
OF rabies. He was taken to the hos
pital yesterday afternoon. his little
body racked with spasms that seem
ed 10 be tearing him TO pieces
The boy began 20 display the symp-
toms OF nausea on Thursday night
and they became worse yesterday
morning. \ physician was puzzled
until the boys parents recalled that
he had been slightly bitten on the lip
by dog, on either May or g. The
wound was cauterlzed at the time and
soon healed and nothing was thought
of II until little Thomas became sick
yesterday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
He USED
A F FORTUNE
johnson Was Offered
$3.50, 600 to Throw
the Fight

Chicago. July 81 could have drag.
ged down s35O.000 for my end in the
battle with Jetfries at Reno last Mon.
day. had l agreed TO throw the fight.
but no amount OF coin IS ever going
TO Induce me TO figure in a shady deal
so long as am In the ring intend
To retire and nobody will ever accuse
me Of pulling off crooked tight"
In a speech at a local theater last
night. Jack Johnson made the above
statement
Eyes" continued Johnson. y might
have cleaned up more than s35l,0OO
had / agreed TO figure In a crooked
act. / felt. however. that I was the
better man and wanted 10 win. for
knew ] had thousands OF friends In
various parts Of the country all hank.
Ing on me 10 beat Jefries Besides,
| had given my promise to my old
nanny here In Chicago"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
NAUF MAN is
A T FI(1K TER
johnson Picks Him as
Ills Most Dangerous
Rival

Chicago. July 9.-Al Kaufman is the
white mans hope. according TO Cham
pion Jack Johnson
al Kaufman is the best man in the
world at forty-nve rounds" Johnson
declared. and / would have To do
him uD in the first sessions in order
10 be able 10 handle him myself. You
can talk about all those other fighters
you want TO, but l have been boxing
with Kaufman for some time. and /
know that he's got the punch and the
stamina back of 1t to give anybody a
hard battle. Naturally. think I can
. beat him, but I'd rather go against
Jenries any day in the week"
Johnson took d spin down town yes
terday in his automobile and incl
dentally deposited 100000 in a bank.
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PAID HIS FINE IN
ONE THOUSAND PENNIES

Sharon, Pa, July 9.-Daniel Lee,
proprietor OF q barbershop. was
fined $40 tor minor offense and dis
PLAYED his resentment by paying the
fine with 900 pennies AS he dump
ed them on the desk. the justice re-
minded him that 30 many pennies
were not legal tender and ordered
Lee to roll them In packages of 20. IL
took the barber about two hours in a
hot sbuffy court room 10 comply with
the courts decree.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
NEW ORLEANS CARMEN
MAY co ON STRIKE

New Orleans. July 9.-New Orleans
street car employees Will refuse the
offer Of the company to increase their
wages on the IA cent an hour for
five years basis and TO extend this
increase and pay a bonus of Ia of a
cent during the sixth year. provided
the Panama exposition is held here
during that year.
This announcement was made by
President Mahon. the Car Mems ma
tional president He said the offer
was play T. put the carmen in the
position OF opposing the exposition.
The men are considering sending a
strike ultmatum TO the company.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
SFNSA T!ONAE
CROP REPORT
Causes Price of Wheat
to Reach High
Figures

Chicago, July 9.-TraderS In wheat,
excited by yesterdays sensational
crop figures. which showed conditions
I'm the spring wheat country to be
the worst In ten years advanced
prices for all options 3-S TO 3 1-2 cents
at the opening today.
The government report. which put
the condition OF spring wheat at 6l,6
and that Of winter at SIS. was mado
public after trading hours yesterday
IL was Immediately apparent there
would be a rush of buying orders
when business was resumed in the
pit
The advance was what a plumber OF
scattered longs. who had loaded mp
on private reports OF crop damage
due to the prolonged drought. had
been waiting for They sold prompt
" on the bulge and forced prices back
o cent during the first hnlf hour. Al
the top. July sold at s. 90 IL; Sep
tember at sl,05; December at Sle06
and May U91D at 81 .09.
New York. July 9-N'heat prices
shot I'D 9 81 cents per bushel this
morning IA a result Of yesterdays
sensational bullish government report
on spring wheat condition, which the
traders here Interpreted ps almost q
calamity. large amouni OF short
wheat was covered on the bulge.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
SEEING ICE CREAM CONES.

New York, July 9.-Ice cream is
the latest object of attack under the
pure food regulations of the federal
government Today United States
Marshal Henkel, with force of dep
utleS. visited North River steam
ship pier. and seized eighteen crates
containing 672 boxes OF the cones. The
cones were alleged 10 be unfit for
human consumption and their seizure
was ordered by The United States dis
trict court
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
CITY OF TARsUS is
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY

Washington, July 9.-The ancient
city of Tarsus. In Asia Minor. city of
the Apostle. Paul, is now lighted by
electricity. 500.
Consul Edward l. Nathan of Mer-
sine in report to this government
on the electrlfication OF the ancient
city, says that the power Is taken
from Cydnus .Elrer. There are now in
Tarsus $50 street, lights and about COO
incandescent lights for private use. 1t
is proposed to extend the lighting sys-
TEN to Adana and HerSine
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
INSANE WOMAN MURDERER
MADE HER ESCAPE.

Pittsburg, July 9.-An insane wom-
anmurderer is at large In the yicin-
ity OF Pittsburg today During tho
breakfast hour, at the Allegheny
county home In Woodyille. suburb.
Isabella Williams dropped from win
dow on the 0rst floor and got away.
The woman shot and killed Robert
Winters in Allegheny. nine years ago,
She was regarded at the institution
as one OF It's most dangerous inmates
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
iNVeNTS A NEW
WASHING MACHINE

Washington. July 9.-An Australian
inventor has applied the principle OF
the steam coffee peroolator to wash
ing machine, says Vice Consul Henry
D. Walker in report to the bureau
OF manufactures.
The device consists Of copper cone
which is placed In the wash boiler.
The steam forces the soapy water
through the apex, in the same way as
in the coffee percolator and the pro
cess goes on until the linen is spot
less II Is said 10 save hard work and
wear on fine fabrics.
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Bank Statement.

New York. July 9.-Following is the
clearing house bank statement for tie
week g days.
Loans, 81 2OS,Ol5.G GOO; decrease, ST.
721 400
Deposits, s1,1S4,57a.4OO; decrease.
S23 700. 400.
Circulation. s4S,4s6, 900; increase,
S5l 500
Legal tenders. sG6.775.4OO; de
crease, sl,602, 400.
Specie. S2i0,69i.70O decrease. sl1.-
$4,000.
Reserve. 1907 10000; decrease,
$13.517.000.
Reserve required. s296.14S,v5o; de
crease. S5.925.100.
Surplus. s11.32C.55O; decrease. 81
591 400,
Ex-U. s. deposits. slI.75SO75; de-
crease. S7.66i.7oO
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
MINISTER'S TO ATTEMPT
TO STOP PICTURES

Seattle, Wash; July AT sDeci-
al meeting of. the. cabinet OF the Min
isterial Federation, Friday. resolu.
tions we're adopted protesting against
permitting the Ieffrics-Johnson fight
pictures 10 Seattle. Mayor GIL has
declared that he Will not interfere.
but she ministers hope to induce him
TO chance his attitude. II be will not
they H1ll endearor TO Invoke the aid
OF the courts,
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. July 9.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated al 700: market steady.
pgeves s5.S66S50; Texas steers.
75@ct5; western steers, $3.50
-95. stookers and feeders, S2-759
Xix, cows and helfers. S2-S5aG.s0; ;
calves. s6.5O@s.5O.
Hogs Receipts estimated at 5000 :
D,arl,e, s6lOc up. Light. S9.10ds-55:
roIyed ss,e59e.57 1-2; heavy. ss.5od
q io roueh ss.50GS.So. good TO
cho,ce hesyy ssSod91o; pigs. $40
%s4S. hulk OF sales. SS.9o6915-
SsbeeoLReeeIpts estimated al 1000;
,,arrst steady. Native. s2.s5G i-65 ;
we.ton. s9.sOG46O; yearlngs. Si-,9
GEao. lambs nntlye. Si.I5GS.OO;
western. $4.sO@ 1ee
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ored circles here as to who is to
entertain the champion
johnson Is coming. II is stated. as
a delegate TO the Improved" EIks.
lodge convention and several organi-
cations OF his compatriots want the
honor OF entertaining him.
Originally. Johnson was expected
TO spend four days here, but. owing
TO his engagements II Is probable that
he will be In the city nut one day.
This situation has caused trouble in
several lodges
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
smuGGLERs GET AWAY
WITH VALUABLE DIAMONDS

Berlin, July 9-Smugglers. win
diamonds worth 100000 from tbs
sou.u western African fields. have sue
eeeded In evading the colonial oT
Europe. ''l
II is believed they are ahoard =
German inner The government which
entltied 70 80 1-3 per cent OF the
naIue OF the jewels. is watching all
vessels which arrive. The revenue
onicers assert that diamonds worth
many millions have been smucgled
QUE IN recent years. The smugglers
nave not been detected, but are sun.
posed TO be women who concealed the
stones in their clothing
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
CAUGHT HIS OWN SON.

Huntington, Pa, Jacob d. Sizer.
state nsh warden. yesterday made
Information ngainst his own son and
companion. charging them with yto-
iath.gfthe fish laws OF the state They
were prosecuted before justice last
night When the young men we're
fined $50 each, 6izer came forward
and paid his sous fine
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Washington. July 9.-The Commit
tee TO atten dthe funeral service Of
Representative Brownlow of Tennes-
see, as representatives OF the senate,
was appointed today as follows.
Senators Curtis, of Kansas; Smith,
oil Michigan, Bradley, OF Kentucky;
Jones, Of Washington Frazier and
Taylor. Tennessee, and Paynter. KY,
The committee 10 represent the
house will consist OF the Tennessee
delegation
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
FUNERAL OF CONGRESSMAN
6ROWNlOW WILL BE MONDAY

Johnson City. Tenn. July 9.-The
funeral OF Representative Walter P.
Brownlow, who died last night Will
be held at 10 o'clock. Monday morn
Ing The body viii be buried at the
Soldiers Home cemetery, known as
the circle
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
NEW CANADIAN RAILROAD.

Victoria. B. c.. July 9.-Premier Nc
Bride has announced to the board of
trade that the British Columbia gov.
ernment will extend aid TO the Canadl-
an Northern railway TO build a line
to the northern extremity of Vancouv-
eli island
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NEW YORK SUFFERS
TE0PICAL HEAT

New York. July 9.-The tropical
heat wave continued with increased
intensity today and with no relief in
sight SO far today three persons
have succumbed and there have been
numerous prostrations. The temper
ature at Q o'clock was so degrees and
still rising with the high humidity per
centage Of siNty-one accentuatipg the
distress
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
TRAGEDY 8EFALlS A
FOREIGNER IN AMERICA

Pittsburg. Pa, July s.-Having
found his Eldorado, John Etake, a
Slav, went TO work In the Homestead
Steel mills. his first job In Amer.
lea. A few hours later pile of
heavy steel plates crushed his life
out. He leaves a widow and three
children IN Europe. ~
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fired several bullets into her body.
inflicting probably mortal injuries,
and then sent a bullet through his
own brain. al the home of a friend Of
the couple here today.
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HEAVY RAILROAD MORTGAGE

Waco. Tex. July AT a meeting
of the Texas Central Railroad COM
pany here yesterday. meeting OF the
stockholders was called for next week
10 execute "a mortgage Tor S20. .0ae. .O0fi,
The money wiz be used In extending
and improving the road
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chieaoo Close.

Chicago. July whoat-Jply iOe
Sept 1O4 1.sa1-i: Dec. loS l-S May
107 3-3a7.s
Corn-July 5S SIS. Sept So s-4a7-S;
Dec. SO Is: May 81 l-ssi-i
Oats-July ~ 2-S Sept 80 l-2s5-Si
May 80 rs: Dec. 80 l-2. tst Ls
Forks Sept 2l.s7 I-2. ~.
Lard -ll.s7 i-2: oyt ll.Sg IL;
Sept 1872 IL.
Ribs-July l2.t5; Sept. I1.ss Oct.
Il35.
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WISCONSIN Hks MANY
eoLoREp BALLOTS

Madison. Wis July s.--Red soci-
allst. white prohibition blue Repub,
ncan and green Democrat may he
come common terms IN Wisconsin.
Secretary OF State Fresr has 7discoy-
cred that, under the new Dunn bal
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New York Money.

Now York. July 9-Money on call
nominal.
Time loans very strong. thirty
days. 3IAd3l.2 per cent; ninety
days 4@4l-4 per cent; six months, 8
651-4 per cent
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Sugar ard Coffee.

New York. July s-snugar-RaN.
nnsrovado. 50 test 81 50; cen
,r,eneaI &C test. s4.35. molasses su-
gar, 50 test, 50. 5S- o..
Re6ned. quiet; crushed - 80
v.n,Iatod. Is Is: powdered. S5-25.
roFFEE-Spot. quiet; No no
70. No. 4 Santos. 3 S-s,
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AUSTRALIANS CAN
PLAY FOOTBALL

sydney. y. 8. W. July s.-The Am.
eTIcan, football team. composed OF
playerS from v0stcrn colleges. played
a draw game today with the Neirop-
olIs club The score vas 20 s me
AmerioR5s Viii spii for New Zealand
ON Annday
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
1ELepnoNe MERGER.

ALBANY. \. Y, July s.-The New
York Telephone company certified to
day that it had merged the New York
and Pennsylvanis Telephone & Tele'
graph company. The certificate Is
signed u. n. Bethel. president