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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
TIPS REQUIRE A
SALARY OF $1,000

New York. March S-A salary Of
$1,000 year Is barely sufficient TO
pay the necessary tips to walters In
these days OF high cost of living. ac-
cordlns to Magistrate Robert G. Cor.
nell.
How much do you earn month";
asked the Magistrate of Earl Pcsoni,
walter in fashionable uptown res
taurant. who is seeking to arrange
terms OF separation from his wife.
We'll, get $50 30 in salary and
perhaps SIS or $50 month moro in
tips" was the walters reply.
You can't expect me to believe
that" said the court I'm some hear,
'for / dine at your restaurant often
and know that il person gives a
waiter a tip of less than : he Is
classed with the un0csira blcs-1 Why
my salary OF s7,o00 a year is scarcely
big enough TO cover the expenses OF
tins
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
MANY MILES OF
TRACK FLOODED
superintendent Fitzgerald the Salt Lake Division the
Southern Makes Overland Trip From West of Pals
adc to Mountain Determine the Extent of the
Damagc-Gcneral Manager Calvin at Loray.

meals. yet they were given ,hree
good meals a day
Line North Of Lake Flooded.
Shccpmen arriving from their herds
west of the Great Salt Lake, on the
line OF the Southern Pacific, report an
immense body of water moving down
from the mountains which threatens
10 completely submersc the railroad
near Lakeside and greatly add TO the
flood 5rea.
With continued warm weather melt
ing The heavy snow banks, which have
formed during an unprcccdcntly Sc
we're winter. the stockmcn predict that
the floods have just commenced
A work train on the old line OF the
Southern Pacific, north of Great Salt
Lake, Las been caught between two
washoutS. Today water Is flowing
over the rails at Lake station.
Late this Afternoon the Southern
Pacific officials announced that they
were making arrangements TO have
the seven trains In Nevada. west of
Battle Mountain. with about eight
hundred passengers on board, sent
back 10 Sacramento and thence routed
cast over the Shasta route OF the
Southern Pacific to Portland. and the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation and
the Oregon Short Line 10 Ogden
No Word from Fitzgerald
Up 10 q late hour this afternoon
Assistant Superintendent RowlandS
stated that he had MOI received re-
port from Resident Engineer F'ltz-
gerald. who Is making an overland
trip from Beowawc TO Battle Mountain
with view OF studying the situation
more extensively
Two detoucd trains, one carrying,
twelve baggage and express cars and
the other twelve on fourteen passen,
ger cars and Pullmans. as we'll as the
fast mail. Will leave for the west Via
Portland this afternoon.
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NEW ENGLAND STATES
ARE ALSO FLOODED

Boston March 3-Four DAYS or
heavy rains have created flood con
ditions along many OF the rivers OF
New England Though go far no
great damage has been reported,
much inconvenience has been caused.
transportation schedules have been
derangcd by the washing out oi
tracks and In several districts con.
siderable apprehension is being felt
for homestcads and factories along
the banks OF the mennolng streams.
Throughout Massachusetts the riy-
crs are rising steadily. On Cape Cod,
railroad tracks have been washed
away and several highway bridges
csCricd out In the western part
Of the state the Housa tonic river has
ol erilowe1 its banks. Factories which
line the banks Of many streams have
been forced to suspend operations.
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EYE WITNESSES OF DISASTER.

Everett. Wash. March 3.-Ira
Ciary and II Purcell. conductors on
the rotary plow give vivid accounts
OF their experiences. They were
asleep in one OF the vacant mail cars
which vero swept off the ledge. but
escaped without serious injury.
81 thought the end of the world had
come" said Clar5-, in describing his
experiences THAT car, in which
was ns,eep, appeared 10 be picked
UP and tossed about like feather,
Then It began to roll over and tum-
hlcd down the mountain side. Sud-
ocnly 1t hit a big tree which stood
In our path and The car popped open
like shell When ! came to my
senses. found myself buried under
six feet OF snow. ] was clear OF
tho wreckege and was able TO dig ny-
sell out
"I heard Purcell calling and hur-
lied to his assistance. / dug him out
and then VIC started TO get out he
others. We rescued several who were
unhurt and did What VIC could to as
sist those pinned beneath the wreck
age"
According to the story OF the train
men who survived the disaster. the
place where the trains were standing
ut Wellington was believed TO be the
safest on that part of the line. In
lormer years no snowslides had ever
reached that place and it was select
ed fer That reason.
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he NOW HAS
LUMPY JAW
Man Chewed Straw and
Became Afflicted as
Are Cattle

Chicago. March, S.-Persons should
he cautious about chewing straw be
cause of actinomy COSTS. known m
plain English as lumpy jaw. a case
was discovered yesterday at the
Presbyterian hospital
Tho patient is under the care of
DR. Arthur Dean Beyan who refused
TO reveal his patients name.
My patient he said, became in
fcctcd through placing in his mouth
Il piece OF straw upon which rust
had collected lie is cmplaycd in a
mattress factory, which held a guam
tity OF moldy straw.
We should never put straw or hay
within our mouths The germs which
lurll upon moldy straw lodge in The
gGms and that is the start OF the dis
case Tho germ Is q vegetable par
asi,e OF the fungus class. This fuu'
gus thriycs in grasses and plants
aud thus infccts cattle Men usually
contract the disease by coming "a
contact with the affected cattle.
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DEAD NUMBER
EIGHTY EIGHT
the Avalanche Which Swept Away Passenger Trains
the Great Northern Increase Particulars Are
Receiycd-Rescue Parties Are in Constant
Danger of Other Slides

upon the snow. No attempt will be
made to bring them down the noun
tain side. II Is not unlikely the track
will be operated from this side first,
la which case the dead and wounded
Will be taken TO Spokane. Many of
the bodies are terribly mntllated.
Shortly before o'clock Tuesday
morning, when every one on the two
sido.tracked trains ~ Wellington were
IN bed, two parts of the mountain side
that lowered above the trains became
detached and, taking with II snow,
trees, Garth and rocks. the avalanche
plunged into the canyon. The trains
were lifted as though they were tr'fleS
and the whole mass Was piled In the
bottom of the rayine several hundred
ieet below
Looking down today at the debris
of the avalanche, the cars are not in
the sight. being covered with fifty
feet OF snow. One glance at the ruin
explains why so many persons are
missing. and give no hope that any
OF those buried are alive.
The few men who arc working In
the snow accomplish little. 1t Is not
ptactiacble. II II wcrc possible, to send
an army OF wreckers TO Wellington.
as food could not be supplied to them.
When the track is opened the ava
lancho mass will be attacked by men
equipped with machinery. and all the
bodies will be recovered.
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BULLDOG KILLS
ENRAGED BULL

Cheyenne, March s.-A bull and
bulldog engaged in fierce battle here
yesterday. drove a. p. Hawleins, own
er and refercc. iuto the house and
continued their struggle until the bo.
vine collapsed with a gaping wound
in IT'S neck and died from loss oil
blood. The fight started when the dog
snapped al the bulls heels. The dog
skilfnny eIudcd the charges Of the
eprnged bull, Tho contest lasted
more than an hour, until the dog
found an opening and secured dcath
grip on The bulls neck. N0i 'eGT o
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
NEGRO LYNCHED
IN DALLAS, TEXAS
Five Thousand Men Invade the Court Make
of Their Victim-Body is Dragged Through the
StrectS-Polcc Burning
the Stake.

Dallas. Tex. March 3. - Allen
Brooks, a negro charged with as
sault!ns T. threcycar-old white girl
last week. was lynched here today by
q mob OF 5000 men.
At noon all the available militia
men. extra police and firemcn were
ordered to the jail. The mayor is
sned an order closing all the saloons.
A number OF negroes participated
In tho lynching OF Brooks
Later the mob endeavorcd Ia batter
down the jail doors with heavy rail
road ties. The officers tried To pacify
tho mob by assuring them that two
other negroes had been taken to Fort
Worth.
Brooks was In the court room
awaiting trial when the mob surgel
past the officers on guard and threw
the negro from the second story
window. breaking his neck A rope
was then placed around the mans S
neck. and the body was dragged down
Main street ten blocks To the Elks
arch. where 1t was strung up.
The police succeeded in preventing
the body OF the negro being burned
When the attack was made the
militia and extra police were ordered
out. but before they could reach the
scene the mob had seized the negro
Following the hnching, the mob
marched back to thc Jail and it was
feared an attempt to lynch two othel
negro alleged murderers, Blrrel
Oates and Sol Arauof. would b'
made
In an effort to dispcrse the mob
the fire department threw stream
of wafer on its members. who immedl
ately attacked the fircmen and threat
i cncd To lynch them The iireme
| hurriCdIV loft the sccno
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
ROCKEFELLER
FOUNDATION

Chicago. March S.-That the incor-
porating OF the Rockefeller Founda-
tion provided Tor by a bill introduc-
ed In the United States senate yes
tcrday by Senator Gallinger. Will be
followed by widespread activity in
China by John d. Rockefeller and his
co-workcrs was the belief expressed
at the University of Chicago, when
the news reached here.
Harry Pratt Judson, president,
limited as much when asked for =
statement He declared that while
the general education board. OF which
lie is a member. has power 10 direct
educational efforts only in this coun-
try. the Rockefeller foundation will
have no limit to It's activity l42
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
VETS AND DRYS In
CHICAGO CONFLICT

Chicago. March 3.-Campaisn bns'
ions bearing reproduction OF the
American flag and the Inscription.
our Country. Liberty and Indcpend'
oncc. may mean the wcsrer Is
jealous defender OF the saloon or IS
an ardent dry" crusader. This sit
uation was created yesterday when
the local option campaign committee
appropriated The official button OF the
vets as its own emblem.
Tue local option campaiep asked
for bids on an order of 100000 but.
tons exactly like those distributed
by the vets
The association. which is. conduct
ing the wet" campaign claims to
have ordered one million buttons
Leaders in the saloon cause, when
they learned of the action OF the
"drys' intimated that they would
bring action In the courts TO put
stop to the plan OF the local option
ists,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03

DEFEATED
Chamorro's Army Wip-
ed Out in a Battle
in Nicaragua

Bluefelds. March 5.-Thc InSurrcc-
tionary movement headed by General
Estrada against the NicsraEuan gov
ernmcnt has been practically crushed
The ;nsurgent campaign In the west
has petered out, and nothing is left
10 the PROFESSIONALS but to resort 10
guerilla warfare, encouraged by the
desperate hope that the United States
may vet intervene IN a wish 10 put an
end 10 the disturbed situation I'm the
republic.
For the first time, today the CORE.
SpoDdcnts and the more prominent
personagcs OF this city we're told The
truc sirua lion, which, however had
been suspected for week The pub,
lie generally Is al in the dark. and
pinDing It's faith 10 the false reports
circulated Of lusurgent success. These
reports have been elvon currency. not
only IN this city. but have been Sent
broadcast With the deliberate purpose
of influencing opinion In the United
States and elsewhere and of attract
Ing recruits.
morro's campaign was failure He
hnd said that tho interior vas his
This MAS possible up To tho time OF
President Zelsye's resignation. His
resignation has satisfied the people.
and the west country gave Estrada q
lukewarm OF no reception and no aid
There is still talk of new re.
public. comprising the eastern half of
Nicaragua, General Estrada may pro-
claim such republic and appeal 10
the United States authorities 10 pro,
tect 1t from invasion by the Madriz
government. Additional supplies OF
ammunition arc expected here, and
these will be used 10 further a gucr.
lila warfare
The destructive blow fell az Tisma
Feb. %. when Gen. Chamorro was
defeated In killed, wounded and cap.
tured. the insurgcnt general lost sac
men Chamorro himself barely es,
capped. and, with 100 or 200 men. went
10 San Vincentc,
American Wounded.
Godfrey Fowler, the American who
was in charge of the Insurgent artil.
lcry under Cbamorro, was wounded
In the leg and left at plantation
near Tismo
Gen. Chsmorro is said TO have
reached San Vincente and 10 have
wired his report yesterday, He csti
mates the enemy's loss at 1000 men
and explains his defeat by the exhaus.
ton OF his cDrtridgc supply.
With the remnant OF Chamorros
force there are now at San Vincente
500 provisional soldiers Fiftccr
Americans RECRUITED at Panam:
started for the front today und m
effort was made 10 gather 500 hddi
tional recruits: The present indlcn
tons are for this style OF bush war
fare. presumably With tho Idea OF com
polling the authorities OF the United
States TO Intervene. The sentiment
IN fnyor OF Intervention has beer
growing since Mepa's defeat. nearly
a month ago. Information ,as TO Gen
Estrndas Willingness to allow the
United States-to step 10 and supervise
the elections was conveyed TO the
state department some time ago. bu,
elected DO expression from President
Taft or Secretary Knox.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
CANADA'S CENSUS
TO BE 100000

Ottowa. Ont, March 3-Hcrc is a
prophcsy made by sydney Fisher,
minister Of agriculture yesterday:
Next year II Will be my duty to
take the census OF Canada and |
firmly believe the census Will show
100000 an increase In the last ten
years of 30 per cent
I'm the course. of the next genera
ton We will be doubling and trebling
our population. which will mean that
America will be sending her best
blood TO Canada as In the early days
OF the United States history
Canada provides the old country
with her grain Mt present. and 1t will
not be far in the future when Canada
is the granary OF the empire
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BEGAN TO STEAL TO- NsI1aa,
7lT KEEP UP APPEARANCES

Chicago, March g. Alexander
WIrth. Tormcr opera singer and gran-
Uate of tho Naval school 'at Mel
Germany, was sentenced TO serve one
year in the house of correction yes,
terday. Wirth pleaded guilty 10
stealing $500 worth Of merchandise
from downtown department store
After beginning grand opera car
Ger. lost my voice through illness,
he told Judge Kerston. Il began 70
dissipate, but soon saw my mistah.
aud decided 10 come TO America and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
STATE STREET IS
NOT TO BE CHANGED

Chicago, March "a proposal by
Alderman Otto J. Novak. 10 introduce
into the city council an ordinance
changing the name of state street,
the principal retail street In Chi
cago. TO Roosevelt street in honor of
former President Roosevelt. was not
enthusiastically received by. mer-
chants on that thoroughiaro ycster-
day
II most assuredly would oppose any
plan to change the name OF State
street" said John C. Shedd.- There
arc many other ways In which Col
oncl Roosevelt might be honored. and
II there is desire to name Il stree.
sor him, it would be we'll to- choose
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
NEW YORK CITY TO
HAVE A DAY OF CLEANING

New York. March with indica-
tions Of approaching spring stirring in
the air. Mayor Gaynor'S now park
commission announced today that he
is about 10 undertake The unusual
task IF cleansing ali tho bronze stat
ues about the city. In many cases
twenty years accumulation OF SCOT
and dirt must bc removed
The work is to be done under tho
general supervision OF GutZcn Bcr-
Slum. tue sculptor, so that no damage
from tho artistic point OF view will
be done to the statues.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
WESTERN PACIFIC
TO OPEN JUNE |

Deavcr. March st NJ Schumach-
er. yice-president Of the Western Pa
ciflc railroad, in charge OF trafIc and
on route to San Francisco. gave out
a statement yesterday In Denver in
which he said that the road would be
ready for the opening OF through pas
scnger ,trafIlc about June J. He
stated that the schedules undoubtedly
would provide for through trains be-
tween Chicago and San Francisco by
way Of Denver
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
FROM TEXAS TO ARKANSAS
IN A BALLOON

ST. Louis. March 3.-CliTord p.
Harmon. acronaut. passed through St
Louist last night en route 10 New York
from NIlonia. Ark whore he landed
after sailing in Z balloon from San
Antonio. Texas, in an effort 10 lift
tho Lahm cup.
While in the city Harmon made
plans for another Try for the cup April
10, with st. Louis as his starting point.
a 81, Louis auronaut probably Will ac.
company him
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
IDAHO FLOODS RecEoINe.

Boise. Idaho March G.--Watcr in
the smaller streams Of Idaho is re-
coding toGay, and flood conditions
through the state arc greatly I'M
proved. except In the extreme west
crn portion along the Snake river,
which continues to rise. and Is out
Of banks at many places
Local trails, which have been held
u2 on account of washouts for three
dcys. Will start moving late today
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Q G @ o Q Q O O @ 0 Q o Q 0 o c
PROBABLY 100 KILLED.

Wellington. Wash, March 8.
-Twcn,y-eigh bodies Of ava
lanche victims have been re
covered. Sixty are missing
whose names are known, be-
sides number of laborers.
Probably more than 100 per
sons were killed. All in the
ruins arc dead
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Trains Are DetOured While Floods
Continue TO Block Southern Pacifi

their meals at th2 point OF bayonets
and laugh at them because Of their
affictIon This enemy. which has
barred the flower OF the command
from pleasures of the garrison. ls
nothing more than that simple disease
Of childhood, known as measles, ADd
now the private. guilty Of trcacbery.
Is quarantiped 10 protect him from
his comrades.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03

get another start I worked in Chi
cago as window trimmer Tor Sl2
week, and it was not long before |
net and fell in lovo with beautiful
aud cultured girl living at Lakcyiew.
soon learned l could not maintain
a suitable social standing with the
pay Wac getting and began TO
steal"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03

residential thoroughfarc.
State street" said John w Scott
is known throughout tho country ar.
any change in its name certainly
would he detrimental to. business II
It we're not Tor this | would not oh
ject 10 the name Roosevelt. except
sor the other reason, perhaps. that
the title is trIfle ooIeng,hy for
business thoroughfare-'
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Delayed Travellers Arrive.

Salt Lake. March 3.-All Interrupt
tIons on the Idaho division OF The Orc
son Short Line have been overcome
and trains arc moving on schedule
time. Southern Pacific trains for San
Francisco arc being detoured over the
Short Line to Portland. Ore. and
thence over the Shasta route to San
Francisco.
Three OF these trains. which left
Ogden since midnight. passed Shos-
hone. Idaho. without difficulty, and
arc now probably beyond the point
wherc tho recent wsshouts occurred.
Two hundred people who left San
Francisco last Saturday night arrived
hero early this morning, after three
days among the washouts on the
Southern Pacific in Nevada They
were obliged TO walk three miles
across portion Of the crippled track
near Cobre, carrying their luggage.
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ROLLER DEFEATED IN
80 n-AJ ~ A HANDICAP MATCH

Fort Collins. Colo. March S.-Dr.
Roller of Seattle last nisnt lost nan
dfcap wrestling match TO Joe McCF1y
OF I.onsmont, when he failed TO throw
the Coioradoan twice in thirty min
utes. Roller secured his first fall In
IL minutes and IL seconds .e
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-03
All s,r, one Mail clark Dead.

Spokane, March 3,-DeHnitc adviccs
SreceiyedS by postal authorities here
Nleavc mo doubt of the death of all but
one Of the mail clerks on the fast
mail train that was buried by snow
slide In the Cascades Tuesday morn
Ing. Alfred B. Hensell's collar bone,
WAS fractured and one arm broken.
The following Spokane postal clerks
are listed as dead.
r. c. BOGART. unmarried.
LEE J. AHERS, unmarried.
GEO2HOEFER. married.
], c. TUCKER, married.
CHARLES s l.. 'LADU.
HIRAM TOWSLFY.
Two Seattle postal clerks. John y.
Fox and Fred Bohn. are listed as
killed.
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MEASLES AMONG THE -
SOLDIERS AT FORT LOGAN

Denver. Colo. March 3.-Betrayed
By comrGde into the hands OF an
insidioas foe. l75 cf Uncle Sans sol
diers AT Fort Logan are under watch
OF armed guards, who hand them
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Trains comina Via Portland.

San Francisco, March 3-FolloWing
the example OF the Salt Lake division,
Assistant General Manager Scott Of
The Southern Pacific this morning or
dered the four eas,-bound passenger
trains, due 10 leave here today, dc
toured by way of Portland, Ore, and
thence over the Short Line To a june
ton with the Union Pacific eastward
OF tho slides along tho Humboldt riy-
or The Overland Limited and the
Atlantis Express. due TO leave here
today, will be combined as ono train.
and the Eastern Express and the
China and Japan mail. scheduled 10
leave The city. win also be combined
ard both sent over the Shasta route
Trave; Resumed.
With tho opening OF traffic on the
Oregon Short Line a; Nampa Idaho.
late Yesterday afternoon, transconu-
mental travel on the Hartman lines
Was resumed hy the de,ouring OF the
trains by way OF Portland. Oregon,
and the Shasta route OF the South
crn Pacific, Three trains were start.
ed by this route at midnight, and
others Will leave Ogden this aftor-
noon. Tho detourlng Of trains VIA
Portland was reluctantly ordered by
the Southern Pacific officials because
OF threatened food conditions along
the Shasta route. Every 2recaution
for safeguarding the only routc 10 the
coast now open is being taken by the
RAILROAD officials.
Vale, Oregon, Flooded.
Vale. Ore. March 3.-Fale Is inun'
dated, and tho wa.e- OF the Malheur
rhor + rising at the rate OF an inch
and hall an horr. The thaw will
increase the rise, and he prospects,
are for further inundatIon. II Is re-
ported that the railroad bridge across
tho Malhcur is threatened. and the
county bridge, twelve miles west oI
here, has gone out
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SideMalkA AHoat

Holuiom. Orc. March 3.-Flood wa
ters have invaded this town. and in
some parts Of the town sidewalks are
snoat- Little damage has been done.
however
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The Evening Pap.r Is the Pape
Of Today. The Morning
Paper Of Yesterday