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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-18
YOUNG MAN ENDS
LIFE WITH BULLET.

SALT LAKE, July 17.-By shoot
ing himself. William ]. hampton. the
stepson OF Colonel c. A, Birtch. pro
prietor OF the Casa Contentia club.
Twelfth South and West Temple
streets. committed suicide Saturday
night about 9 o'clock In his room at
the club house. Dependency due TO
financial difficulties. coupled with un-
requitted love. Is said to be the
cause. hampton was 30 years of
age and had just received a diamond
ring from his mother as gift In
celebration of the 30th anniversary
OF his birth. He was not married.
DR.. Joseph H. Robinson. who was
summoned Immediately after the
shooting pronounced the man dead.
but upon leaving the club house.
failed to notify the authorities of the
suicide The family is grief stricken.
hampton had been despondent dur
Ing the greater portion of Saturday
and had complained bitterly Of the
heat He had spent the larger part
of the day at the club house, but had
had little to say to the guests and
HIS numerous acquaintances. In the
celebration OF the anniversary Of his
birth the rooms at the club house
had been decorated and everything
possible had been done to cheer him
by his mother. stepfnther. Colonel
Birtch and his brothers His mother
had. during the forenoon, presented
him with diamond ring and had
spent considerable portion of the
afternoon and evening with her IA
vorlte son on the porch of the club
house. None of the family supposed
for a moment that the young man
would do anything rash.
His Love ColdIy Received.
According 10 the guests OF the
club house, hampton had been pay
ing mnrked attention to a young
woman employed at the club Ac.
cordlng TO gossip at the club. his at
tentions had not been fayorably re-
ceived by the young woman
Saturday night at a few minutes
nrior TO the deed. hampton had gone
IA the barroom in the club and had
taken bis revolver. -5S-caliber
hammerless Iver-Johnson, to bis room.
PRIOR 10 going to his room. he had
taken few drinks az liquor MT the
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the physicians who have made an
examination OF the body has not been
disclosed. but 1t is announced they
are convinced from an examination
of the dead woman's heart that she
did not suffer from disease OF that
organ.
During the latter part OF the week
there has been a remarkable series
of murders in London. New Castle
and Cromer, and In every case the
murderer has escaped
According 10 the published state
ment OF her married sister. Ethel lie.
neve. who Is believed to have been
Dr. Crippen's companion when be
disappeared from his home, Ia a hur-
ried visit TO her on July 9. professed
the greatest anxiety over The posi-
bllity that she was not Crippen's legal
wife.
After the announcement ofthe death
of Belle Elmore, Or. Crippen intro
duced the Leneve woman as his wife,
although there has been no proof Of
the marriage found The sister says
Crippen informed Ethel Leneve that
he had just discovered that Belle
Elmore was still living and that he
proposed to go TO America to clear
UP the matter
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SHERIFF STOPS
BASEBALL GAME

ELMIRA, n. Y, July 1.-THE New
York state league game between Ell
mira and Syracuse was stopped to-
day by Sheriff Day. who arrested four
of the local players on the charge Of
violating the law against Sunday base
ball A sacred concert preceded the
ball game Admission was charged
to this and when 1t was concluded
the announcement was made that the
gate would be opened for five min
utes To allow any one who so wished,
10 leave tho grounds When the
five minutes were UP the gate was
closed and an attempt made to play
the game william Mack went into
the pitchers box and Stephen ONell
took his place behind the bat. AS
soon as Mack had thrown the first
ball. Sheriff Day arrested him and
the catcher James Nagle and John
Clougher, the regular battery. were
sent in and as soon as a ball was
thrown, they. too were also placed
under arrest. No further attempt
was made to play the game. The
men were released on bail
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AUTO STRUCK BY TRAIN.

DENVER. July iI-Four persons
were injured. one. Mrs. John l.. Boyd.
probably fatally. when an interurban
car on the Denver Interurban rail
road struck an automobile, one mile
east OF Eldorado Springs. 20 miles
from here today. The automobile,
with Its occupants, were pushed side
wise hundred feet by the car.
struck trolley pole and was
wrecked. Owing to string OF empty
cars on a siding the occupants of the
automobile were unable TO see the ap-
preaching iDterurban car, down grade,
at high speed
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CHANDLER GETS
EIGHTEEN MONTH

SALT LAKE, July 17.-Frank
Chandler pleaded guilty In District
Judge Lewis court Saturday morning
to the charge OF Auditory with Marie
Amundson January 10 this year, and
was sentenced TO serve eighteen
months at hard labor in the state prls-
on. The complainant was County
Pauper Clerk James Sabine
Chandler was sort OF humble Sec
ond edition of DR.. Jekyll and MI
Hyde, While he posed as the hus.
band OF one woman In desultory
way, neglecting and mistreating her.
he lived with the Amundsen woman
for something like five years.
The Amundsen woman did not know
that Chandler was married and sue
cumbed TO his wiles under promise of
marriage which was never fulfilled
Neither did Mrs. Chandler know that
Chandler was living with the Amund-
ssn woman. Finally Mrs. Chandler
was compelled TO seek the aid of the
county and Pauper Clerk Sabine soon
let the light in upon both women
At first Mr.. Sabine knew nothing
Of there being a legitimate Mrs
Chandler, and he procured Chambers
arrest on the charge of failure to pro-
vioe for the three minor children
born TO him by the Amundsen woman.
Then he learned that Chandler and
the Amundsen woman were not mar
r!ed and that Chandler had wife
who had borne him six children, and
he had the charge against Chandler
changed from failure to provide for
minor children to adultery.
Chandler. Clerk Sabine says. grew
tired OF the Amundsen woman towards
the end and beat her, too. Chandler
last lived with the Amundsen woman
at 375 Second East street He is
about 40 years old. and the woman,
who has never been married. Is about
81.
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TAFT REFU 5ES TO
NAME CANDIDATES

BEVERLY. Mass, July 17-Presi-
dent Taft stated today with striking
emphasis the position he Is taking on
Republican state platforms and can
didates. The president does not
think he should be called upon to
write the party declarations in the
different commonwealths or to name
men for any Of the elective Offices. A
president. 1t was intlmated, has a
pretty big job on his hands when he
undertakes TO fulfill all the pledges
in the national platform and to
bring congress around to the same
way of thinking.
AS 10 planks in state platforms en-
dorsing the administration the presi-
dent feels that unless they can be
written upon what he has said and
done since taking Office nothing he
could add in a personal way would
help matters out
The Ohio conference the last three
days have served TO bring ont the
presidents attitude He was inform
ed of the general tenor Of the plat
form 10 be adopted at the Columbus
convention the latter part OF this
month. but he did not go into the de-
tails of planks.
Under no circumstances the presi.
dent. let 1t be known. would he ex-
press an opinion as TO candidates
The fight this fall In Ohio. IL is
generally acknowledged will be hard
one. but Mr.. Taft feels convention
made up of 1900 delegates can be
trusted TO choose It's own candidates
in IFS own why, Mr.. Taft has been
told none OF three avowed candidates
Carl Thompson, Warren G. Harding
and o. r. Brown has majority Of
the votes. This has led 10 the opin-
lon that compromise candidate
must be found,
The friends of James r. Garfield
TO him, but the state leaders who
are friendly to the administration
and who Will write a strong endorse
ment of Mr., Taft and all his acts in
the platform, declare Mr. Garfield
cannot be nominated. The only other
candidate much talked Of. Is Repre-
sentative NlCDOlAS Long WORTH II lo
said. however, Mr.. Longworth much
prefers TO remain In congress and
it will take great pressure TO get
him into the state fight.
Judge Reynolds Kinknide of Tole-
do. spent an hour or more with the
president today. Judge Kinkaide was
strongly urged for the gubernatorlal
nomination some weekc ago. but let
Il be known he preferred his place
on the state bench.
Senator Burton is coming tomor-
row. Senator Dick is still here and
Wade II Ellis, chairman OF the Ohio
executive committee is within a few
minutes' ride They all expect 10
have n final word with Mr., Taft to-
morrow
The president today consented to
make three speeches in Maine-at
Eastport Bangor and RocklaDd-dur-
ing his ten days cruise In tho north
ern waters.
The Maine elections are held Sep
tember .
Mr.. Taft viii speak At Eastport
next Tuesday at Bangor on SATURDAY.
and at Rocklaud on Tuesday the
26th
Senator Lodge OF Massachusetts
lunched with the president today
There wps an amusing incident IN
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TO THE sTAY.AT-HoME.

Don't complain. oh, weary brother. II
you have TO stay and grind
While others lenve the city and the
workshops far behind
They perhaps are in the country even
now all feeling sick.
Just because the board is rotten and
the 'skeeters extra thick.
Should they hear your loud complain
Ing they might brand you as a
II you'd leave your wcll-6lled table
and your office nice and cool.
Don't complain. oh. tired worker;
think of those out on the farms
Eating fried pork and potatoes. who
are sick OF country charms
Sleeping on bed that's harder than
mattress stuffed with hay,
While YOU buy a cooling beverage
half a dozen times day.
You may think your lot q hard one.
but just smoke this In your
pipe;
You don't have to use q towel on
which twenty boarders wipe
e. A. Brinninstool In the Spokane
Chronicle.
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THOUSANDS VISIT
SCENE OF CRIME

LONDON, July 1.-THE Hilldrop
Crescent residence of Dr.. Hawley FL.
Crippen, In the cellar of which the
mutilated body of woman was
found early last week, was visited to-
day by thousands of I1ondoners. All
day long the house was the center
of attraction for great crowds OF
curious, interested in the digging op-
erations OF the police which have
been renewed In the hope OF finding
some further Glow to the crime.
Friends of Mrs. Crlppen, known
under the stage name OF Belle Elmore,
are convinced that the body which is
now awaiting the coroner's Inquest,
will prove to be that OF the missing
singer. The nature of the report OF
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TAFT SENDS MESSAGE
TO JAPANESE EMPEROR

BEVERLY, Mass, July 17.-Presi-
dent Taft sent message OF thanks
to the emperor OF Japan for the cor
dial welcome extended Secretary Of
War jacob NJ Dickinson. as follows
81 wish to express TO your majesty
my deep appreciation of the generous
and courteous hospitality extended 10
Secretary Dickinson and his party
while in japan. The expression OF
cordial welcome evoked strengthens
the bond of friendship between the
two countries"
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CANNON TO SPEAK
IN SPITE OF HEAT

WINFIELD. Kas.. July 17-Al-
though he was overcome by heat
while delivering a Chautauqua adj
dress here yesterday afternoon, Jo-
seph G. Cannon. speaker of the house
Of representatives, said today he was
feeling vigorous as ever. Contrary
to the advice OF friends, however. he
determined to begin tomorrow n
series OF political speeches In the
Fourth Kansas Congressional district
Uncle joe however qualified his
announcement by saying that he will
not attempt to fill all the speaking
dates if he suffers from the heat while
speaking at Emporia tomorrow after
noon.
In fact. he may curtail the Ern.
poria speech to about florty-f1ve min
utes.
Congressman Miller of the Fourth
district" said Speaker Cannon to the
Associated Press today, rs sick and
unable on that account TO wage the
campaign In his district that he de.
sires. He asked me to help him and
/ want to do It, for he is an honest
congressman and square man"
Cannon la scheduled to speak a.
Fimpor1a Monday afternoon: at Bur
lingame Monday night, at Herington
Tuesday afternoon and Marion Tues.
day night. These are all the speak
Ing engagements he now has In Kan
saS
Last night was cool and Speaker
Cannon slept well despite his un-
pleasant experience in the afternoon.
He was driven in an automobile
last night to Arkansas City, where
he made an open-air political speech.
As he expressed 1t, he began at
Arkansas City, where he left off at
Winfield"
Speaker Cannon had late break
fast this morning at the home of j.
I. Lafferty. whose guest he has been
during his stay In Winfield, and spent
the rest Of the morning on the front
porch entertaining political friends.
Congressman Campbell Of the Third
Kansas district, was one OF the early
callers.
Speaker Campbell left here at
12:4o p. M. for Emporia
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Beverly this morning as the presi-
dent was about to enter the First
Parish Unitarian church Giuseppe
DeNencenso. recently naturalized.
became excited over seeing the presi-
dent and set OF fire cracker. There
was some excitement among the
watchers near Giuseppe. but the man
was not molested
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FOREST ElREs RAGING.

MISSOULA, Mont. July 17-With
the exception of bad 're near
Frenchtown, village near Missoula.
and two conhagrations on the Mis-
soula forest near Belmont Creek. the
forest fire situation In western Mon
tana remained unchanged today Su-
pervisor Koch and a force of fire
fighters were sent 10 the Frencbtown
fire today and another crew will go
on to the Missoula forest tomorrow.
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~ @ ~ 4 GREAT TONIC
p. - -. AND BLOOD PURIFIER

which makes
onics oil oood
purifier Tor
condition sns
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strengthening
ana
most puri
appetite ana
surely
blood tho Iicn,
enables the system to san
Diseases Contagious
Poisoneo o'''
o w ~ ~ ' TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. "a
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EIGHT KILLED IN WRECK,

MELBOURNE. England. July IL
Eight persons were killed and thirty
injured today when the Brighton ex.
press, bound for Melbourne. coilided
at the Richmond station with stand
ing train,
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Arrives at Emporia.

EMPORIA. Kas.. July 17.-Speaker
Joseph @. Cannon arrived here from
Winfeld, Kas., at s. so p. M, and de-
spite the heat said he made the five
hours trip without discomfort
So far as Is now apparent. the
speaker is suffering no after effects
from his experience at Winfield yes"
terday when he was temporarily over
come by the heat He Will open his
tour Of the Fourth Congressional dis
trict with a speech here tomorrow
afternoon
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"oA! YOU JACK JOHNSON"

NEW YORK. July l7-Rickard J..
Comiskey, who Jack Johnson says is
his secretary. was bounced out Of
the champion S car as II took sharp
curve in the theatrical district this
afternoon and his left leg was broken.
comiskey was put in private room
at a hospital at Johnson's order.
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-09-29
NOTICE o. Assissasnrr.


0Gm u ~ Anssiean CoanAndDe Mining and
l1illing Cumpapy. Iinissd. Mullan. Idaho,
Angus nd 1S1Q
Nosiss = hssseS sivsn that q : nsstine Of the
Boasd ~ Dhsetoss ii III. Amssican Commander
Mining end Ailllns Company. Limited. held on
ths nd DAY Of Augnse 1910. IN asDsssmsnt Of S
nills ~ shasss was lsvisd spoa m capital noek
Of he eosDosAlion. nAysbis On q bstors he lst
day 81 Oseobef. lsie. 70 2. J. Edwards secrstary.
Tssaapaes: d ihotnes. vletof Hoesl; 2 o. Boz N.
lr1llsn: ldAA Il
All ,9eoek 6bbn shieh this aaseMment remains
unp6sd on ~ lat day Of Ocsohsr. 1910. will be
tielinaNens and advertised sor Als 1t public AUG
ton. spd unlspa paymsnt : nAds before. WIN be
soldssshs olAcs q The company ON the slst day
Of O6sohes. 1910. q ~ O'Clock : M. 70 pay the
delinqnent assessment tpgsthsf with the costs
81 advpstisins and expenses Of aAls.
\ FL. EDWARDS. Recsetary- Treasurer,
American Commander Mining and Milling Com.
pAny. Limited. Mullan. Idaho.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.


Once Of the Temple Mining Company. Limited.
Wallacs. idaho. Sspssfnbsr q. 1910.
Notice d hsssby sivsnaa that 1t tie meeting Of
the board Of dirsctonsof Tho Temple Mining
Company. Limited. hsld,on the 2oth day Of ssp.
ternbsr. 1910 m sssessudsnt OF : mills psr share
was levied On the espisat aock Of said corpors.
tion. paysblson o. before DC 22nd day OF Octo-
hsr 1910. % QSof1s.T, Rdmi5ton. the treasurer Of
the company, It his once. $50 Bank sired. Wal.
lacs. Idaho. ~. I've
Any suck Upon which ths assessment rsmains
unpaid on the md dax o. October. 1910. win 10
delinousnt and Advertised iot sale At public auc.
tion. and unleh payment Il made before. will 10
sold on The 23nd day Of November. 1870 10 pay
the delinoueut assessments together with the
cost Of adxsttiains and expenses OF nile.
GEORGE I. EDMIsTON.
Secretary Treasurer.
Loeas'on o. Once. go Bank Street. Wallace.
Idaho.
sopt22.oct0Q
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TO joseph Cornelles. your helm. exseusoes adsin.
istraton and aibisns. and a whom \ nay con-
Germ:
You ami each d you ~ hsfsh, nodded that I
have expended the sum Of fom hundred dollars
in labor and improvements on the NORWAY and
Jim Bowers. lode mining clsimA. situAtsd IN
Beaver Mining District. Shoshone county. Idaho.
for the yeas 1888 and 1872 In order 70 hold MD
claims under the provisions Of section 2a2t. Re.
vised entGtes Of The United etates and amsod-
ment. thereto. concerning annual laboe on min.
Ing claims. being the amount required 70 hold
said lode midins claims for the periods ending
DecsmberS ~. 100 and Dscsmhsr u. 1902
And II within ninety days altar The publication
OF this notice yoa fail Or rsflss TO pay your pro
portion Of such expsnditursas coowuss. which
expenditure amounts 70 thu sum Of Gt00 for
each one-sixteenth interest. making artonl Of
5000. your interest In sAid lode mining claims
win become the property Of the Underlined.
your coowner. who has made the sxpenditufs
required BY the tsrms 81 sAid sscticn.
Dated ct Wallace. Idaho. August Is. 1870
auslsDov u In. DAVIS.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

once Of the Reindeer Copper and Gold Ninina
and Milling Company. Limited, Wallace,
Idaho. September. u. 1910.
Notice Il hereby given that at meeting Of the
Directors held on the 9Th day Of september, 1910,
an assessmentof i've mills per share was levied
upon the capital sock Of the corporation pay.
able to L. R. Adams. secretary at the Recorders
ONCE. county court house building, Wallace.
Idaho. on or before October Is, 1910.
And any stock upon which this assessment 70.
mains unpaid On the 18th day OF October, 1910.
Will be deinQuent and advertised for aale at pub
lie auction and unless payment IA made before
will be sold on the LIT day Of December. 1910. 70
pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs Of advertising aud expenses Of sale.
L.R. ADAMS. Secretary.
County court house building. Wallace. Shoshons
County. Idaho.
8. $50. Is.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

q
0fncs X DE Lucky Boy Mining and Concentrating
CenSAny. Limited. wallace Idaho September
{ 7.1Sio.
Notics h hefshy given that q ; meeting Of the
diivetoes held on ths 9Th day Of September. 1910.
an assessment Of two mills psr ahaie was levied
upon the outatandine capital sock Of The corpor.
atiog payabll on q bsiors he 7thday Of October.
lsNS ;tllars. SECRETARY Of the corporation.
1t 21xyprsas strsst. City 81 wallacs, Idaho
Ahystock upou which this assessment remains
unpetl on tiis IN day Of October. 1910. will b.
dsaiAQppnt md adveStssd 10 sAls Il public auc-
tien and unless payment 4 made IN fun. will be
scld6h the IN day oi November. 1910. to pay the
delinquent eanment toGsshsr with costs Of sd.
vertiAbg AM& sxtSnses Of aais.
BESIDE El.LARs. Secretary.
Lucky Boy Mining and Concentrating Company.
Limitsd. wAllscs. Idaho. =
Sept toct 4 Z
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Once Of the Tarbox Mining Company, wallace
Idaho. August 3lst. 1910. I,
Notice Is hereby given that It meeting 81 tie
directors held on the 3lst day Of August, 1910. On
assessment Of two mills per share was levied IN.
on the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
ON Or before the lat day Of October. 1910 to Rich
ard Daxon. TREASURER Of the corporation. at hi
ONCE. 426.Hish Street. City Of Wallace. idaho. 3
Any stock upon which this assessment remains
unpaid on the Int day Of October. 1910. win b.
delinauent and advertised tor sale Ct public suc-
ton. and unless payment Il made In full. will BE-
sold on the arst day Of November. 1910. to ny
the DELINQUENT assessment, together with cost OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
4. e. SEYSLER. Secretary.
Tarhox Mining Company. Wallace. Idaho.
Sept, 100.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

omcs Of the Aurora 'sempson Mining Company
Wallace Idaho. september Is. 1910.
Notice d hereby given that 1t . meeting Of the
board Of ditectos held on the 9Th day Of July.
A. D. 1910. An assessihsnt ofthSse.sishh ~, mill
pes share waSlevisd upon the capital stock Of the
ccrpofation, payable 70 J. q. Clasy. secretary.
~ Sixth street. Wallace. idaho. on or before
October 10. 1910. 4
Any stocknpo which this assessment remains
unpaid on ths 10Th day oi. Octobsr. 1910. will be
dslinqu6ht and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton and unless payment Il made before will be
sold on ths 10Th day Of November. A. D. 1910. to
~ tho delinquent assessment. together with
costs Of adversislns and expenses Of sals.,,
& J. II. CLARY, ascretafy.
as Sixth Street. Wallace. shoshons County.
Idaho.
3. 1905.