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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-12
VAS.A FAKE
REBELLION
Cuban Uprising was for
Purpose of Depress-
ing Stock Market

Havana, July 1.-THE PURPOSE OF
the conspiracy for which the Mulatto
Col. Jorge Valera, and his associates,
were arrested yesterday. was TO com
pei American intervention. according
TO the governments information
The secretary of the interior has
issued an Official statement that It was
learned some days ago that It was
designed to blow up bridges and rail-
ways and destroy property OF foreign
ers with the hope Of compelling this
result. The suspects. being poor and
ignorant. most Of them negroes, the
secretary believed they were acting
under the lDstlgation and orders Of
persons of superior Intelligence. Fur
ther investigation resulted In the dis
coyery that the suspects were In con.
stant communication with stock
broker whose name Is unknown
A description of him has been oh
tanned and the police are making a
search for him. The arrests we're de-
layed until the conspirators had
started for NiaJa BremeJa where a
trunk. containing arms and dynamite
had been shipped the same day and
where, Ii is believed, they intended
TO begin operations
When arrested. one Of the conspir
ators named Valeriano P1co made a
statement declaring that the whole
conspiracy ives a fake and morely an
attempt to make a pretense of upris-
ing. It's purpose, he said, was not to
cause American Intervention but simp-
ly to break the local stock market
by committing some damage not ser
louS. to property
Only four persons were concerned
in the conspiracy. he said, the rest OF
the eight arrested knowing nothing OF
the plot The prisoner further de-
clared that the plot was first suggest
ed by an agent Of the government, who
informed him he knew an individual
willing to pay Pico and his four COM
rades $4,000 each and TO furnish cX-
plosives II they would go into the
country and start fake revolution.
The government agent declined to
give the name OF this principal, but
assured Pico he was connected with
the bourse and designed simply to
deproes the market.
A few days later three conspira-
tors started for the scene of opera
tons, Pico remaining in Havana to
receive the promised $4,000 Accord
ing to 4 statement made 10 Vicente
Blanco, who professed to have some
knowledge OF the conspiracy Pico In
formed him that Sepor San Miguel.
the editor OF Ia Lucba. WAS the per-
son financing the conspiracy
The authorities apparently attach
no Importance to this charge as Sen
or San Miguel sailed for Now York
yesterday.
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MEN ON I HE
SURVEY ARE
ST RICkEN

Since last January FIVE engineers.
under the employment OF the national
forest service, have been working
hard To make a survey of the timber
lands of the Kaibab forest in southern
Utah, the object being to plat the
great forest and furnish an estimate
of the quantity of timber that may be
sold for commercial purposes.
1t has been an arduous and at times
perilous task. Since the snow dis.
appeared from the mountain sides the
men have been subjected to many
hardships, principally from the use OF
the waters OF that section. There are
not many streams flowing through
that country, those that arc there be-
Ing filled with bad water, and the
most of the water used for culinary
purposes has 10 be taken from springs
that are used as watering places for
range cattle.
The springs In most instances are
filled with mineral and the cattle fill
them with mud and filth TO such an
extent that to drink thereof jeopar-
dies the health OF man. These condl-
tIons have caused much anxiety on
lnS BdIlS Vi luc HfhuS VI uSDdl
OF the forest service, who have been
fearful that some of the men In the
field would lose their lives IN the ven
ture. But the boys have been plucky,
L .rly all of them saying they would
complete the task before leaving the
country Two, however. ost their
courage a few weeks ago and returned
to their homes.
1t will require six weeks or two
months more to finish the survey, and
it is a question with the ogden Off
GERS today whether the men Gun sur
yive the July and August sun.
Word was received few days ago
that Nels u. Eckbo and Reese w
Taylor Of the surveying party had
been stricken with typhoid fever, and
it became necessary TO haul them over
one hundred miles IN wagon TO
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-12
Ogden Steam
Laundry Co.
LAUNDERERS, CLEANERS
AND OVERS.
Phones 174, 437 25th Street
LEGAL.
NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District Of the State OF Utah
in and for the County of Weber.
B. T. Nishimura, Plaintiff, VS.. Jap
aneseAmerican Bank. a corporation,
Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that the sec
ond report OF W. D. Brown. Receiver
In the above entitled matter, on file
herein. and upon the petition OF said
Receiver as contained in said report
praying tina. this Court make and en-
ter It's order and decree-tD confirm
Ing the sale OF certain articles OF
furniture and fixtures; (2) finding
that due and legal notice to all the
creditors Of said defendant has been
given and that the same IL establish
ed of record; (3) approving the claims
of the creditors against the said de-
fendant as filed with and approved by
the said Receiver. and establishing
such claims as the defendants liabil-
Jucs In so far as it's banking buSi-
ness conducted al Ogden City, Utah,
prior to October 18th. 1909, Is con-
cerned; ca approving the action Of
the Receiver in instituting and pros
ecuting certain actions In said report
referred to, and authorizing such Re-
ceiver to institute from time to time
such other actions as may be found
necessary; 90 approving and con-
trming all the disbursements made by
the said Receiver as shown In his said
report; (6) fixing. allowing and or
dering paid from the funds now In
the possession of such Receiver a
reasonable amount TO apply on the
compensation OF such Receiver and
reasonable amount to apply on ac-
count of the said Receivers attor.
ney's fees; and for such other and
further instructions and orders in the
premises as may be meet and proper.
has been set for hearing and will be
heard on Saturday. the 23rd day OF
July, 1910. at $50 o'clock. a M, at
the Court Room of said court in the
County Court House In Ogden City,
Utah.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
of said court hereunto affixed this,
the 18th day Of July, 1910.
(sEAL)
s. G. DYE. Clerk.
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c ] [ Y FAILS
TO PRESENT
EVIDENCE

Earl Pingree WAS arraigned in po-
lice court on the charge OF petit lar.
ceny, the complaint alleging tnat on
July 9Th he stole set OF lineman's
tools belonging to A. d. Hay, valued
at IS. Pingree said he was not guilty
OF the alleged theft There being no
witnesses In court TO prove the allie
cations OF the complaint the court
ordered that the case be dismissed
and the defendant discharged. The
court stated that II the city could not
furnish witnesses in It's cases. that
such cases would be dismissed.
G. Nashida pleaedd guilty 10 the
charge Of petit larceny and he was
sentenced TO pay fine OF $50 or
serve sixty days In the city Jail.
While In Jail be Will have to earn
his board and lodging
Nashida is a Jap and the complaint
alleged that. on July 10. he stole from
q fellow Jap. Otozo Nakaynma. a
coat and vest. valued at $29 After
stealing the garments Nashida tried
TO make his getaway but his fellow
countrymcn were too wiley for him.
They located him at UiDta hand soon
had him within the clutches of the
law
Eddie Kennie Henry Puckett and
George Thomas were called, but they
did not answer. They were charged
with yagrancy, alleged TO have been
committed July Sth. Their bail in
the sum of So each was declared for
feIted.
Annie Williams also forfeited her
bail in the sum OF $50 for vagrancy,
alleged to have been committed
July 9th
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placed the common good high above
party regularity.
The real friends of conservation
relied upon insurgents and their pro
sressive allies for the protection OF
the public domain against the rs
sault OF special interests
"Insurgent senators prevented the
passage OF the Alaska bill, which. In
It's original form might have turned
over the untold wealth of Alaska 10
a few favored"
The real danger TO the Republi-
can party" he said, comes from the
reactionary, who is controlled by
special interests and from the stand.
pstters. who, because 1t is the cas-
lest way, is willing 10 return to the
laissez faire. To follow such leaders
means disaster.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
Continued from Page Flvo)

Gut prices you can trust, advertised
by store you can trust-FRED Nj.
NYE co. =
Rescue Man From Riyor-C. Stew
art and John Burton rescued an un
known Swede from the Weber river
at II o'clock last night The Swede
who was intoxicated. undressed and
waded out into the river with the in.
tention OF committing suicide. Stewart
and Burton saw the man In the water,
and after hard fight he was taken
out At the police station he refused
to give his name, and WAS locked up
for the night
n you eat eat at Liyingston's
Cafeteria. =
tlcle5 Of Incorporation of the Hurst
Realty Mercantile company were filed
with the county clerk yesterday. Tho
company plans to do an extensive real
estate and building business, The
capitalization Is placed at $4,000. with
shares at 500 each, Real estate val
ued ut $4,000 has been subscribed
to cover g portion OF this, and the rest
is held as treasury stock. The Off
GERS are: J. C. Nye. president; John
Hurst, treasurer; o. A, Parmlee. vice
president E. F. Bratg. secretary.
EXCURSIONS NORTH via o. 8. l.,
July 14th. Call City Once, 2514 Wash
ington Avenue. for particulars. =
L. A. Whalley, assistant ticket
agent of the Northern Pacific at Butte
passed through Ogden this morning
on his way east Mr. Whalley Is we'll
known among the local railroad men
We have on sale seventy-nve trim
med hats, Your choice. $500. this
week only. La Mode Millinery, 1898
Wash
Heaton-kirkendall Undertaking Co.
Lady attendant Both phones $50. =
Exeurslon-The North Weber Stake
will have special train over the
D, r. G. to Saltair on the morning
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THEY SAY JEFF
MISLED EVERYONE

Hugh Mcintosh and Bill Lang, the
former the promoter and the latter
the heavyweight champion, both OF
Australia. en- route to Chicago, gave
a brief interview at the Union depot
as to their version of the JeGries-
Johnson fight Mcintosh says that
everybody that had visited Jeffrics'
training camp was Informed by the
boiIermaker himself that be was In
the best possible condition. and he
would have an easy matter of dispos-
Ing of Johnson. Lang said that after
he had seen Jeffries in action and had
also seen Johnson work out that he
advised all OF his friends to bet on
the colored man. Both were of the
opinion that JeffrIes did not do an
honest days training all the time he
was training
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 11.-Jas.
r. Garfield, former secretary OF the
Interior. In speech tonight before
the newly formed progressive Repub-
lican organization of Cleveland set
forth the platform upon which the
insurgents" enter the fall campaign
in this state.
Mr. Garfield announced his accept
ance OF the appelletion of ''jnsur~
gent"
Mr. Garfield declared that the ma
ton stood today In n critical situa-
tion: that confronting the country
was the problem whether the fight
of the progressives was to be car
ried TO a successful issue or whether
they wore to surrender and admit
government for and by the people
was failure. He said In part;
Like the Prodlgal Son.
Like the prodigal son. we. as a
nation, have wasted our resources.
sold our inheritance. acquired evil
habits but fortunately we have real
tied the need of radical changes In
time to save ourselves.
AT the coming election We are to
choose between two great national
parties. The Democratic party, while
declaring against special interests,
has, when in power allied itself with
such special interests. Many of Its
leaders have been and are the recog-
niEed representatives OF special inter
ests, In our own state. the Demo
cratic governor failed to be on the
peoples side In the fight for public
utilities bill and the Democratic sen
ators defeated the measure. In the
recent Democratic convention. the
progressive Democrats were Ignored
| can see no hope for better things
from Democracy as now controlled,
How is 1t with the Republican par
ty? 1t likewise has among It's leaders
some who are allied with, or repre-
sent special interests, but on the 9th
er hand. 1t has progressive, aggres-
slve leaders, who are the peoples
representatives,
Debt Of Gratitude to insurgents
1.-THE country owes q debt OF graft
tude to the insurgents In congress,
who made the fight against the domi-
nation OF special interests and who
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Kanab, where they might be given
proper caro-
Forester White of the silyiculturc
department. here is Worried over the
situation and Is communicating over
the wiro with Kanab to learn as to tbo
condition of the boys. Up to n Iato
hour he had received no definite In
formation,
-He has conferred with physicians
hore. and upon receiving word from
Kanab that the men arc in anything
like preearious condition, a physl.
clan and professional nurse VIII be
dispatched TO Kanab to take care OF
the men
AS soon as Ecl16o and Taylor are
able to travel, they will be returned
TO Ogden.
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SULLIVAN MAY
BE PROSECUTED

New York. July 12.-Chsrles C.
Mott, the assistant district attorney
who Is acting prosecutor Of New York
county in the absence OF Mr. Whit
man. has decided to attempt proceed
iugs against State Senator Timothy
Sullivan for holding the stakes In con-
nection with the recent prize fight al
Reno While the money was supposed
10 have been collected in HoookeD,
Mr.. Mott has been informed that the
actual deposIting OF the cash took
place here. II was announced unof-
cially that Mr. Mott would call the
matter to the attention OF the grand
jury.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-12
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Badoon's Pharmacy Sells the
Greatest Hair Beautfier
in the World

Partisan Sage, the grand and ef.
flclent bair restorer Is guaranteed to
permanently remove dandruff in two
weeks, or your money back.
Partisan Sage stops falling hair-It
prevents the hair from fading.
It is the best beautifier Of ladies'
hair, as II makes harsh, lusterless
hair fluffy, soft and beautiful 1t is
most refreshing and daintHy per
fumed dressing, not sticky or greasy.
Partisan Sage is sold and rieidly
guaranteed by eADcoN'S PAAR-
MACY. Price 81 cents a large bottle
The girl with the Auburn hair Is on
every package.
s'ID the time I have used Partisan
Sage | have found II very satisfactory
both as a grower and dandruff cure"
Miss Ada NJ. Bratt. Hoosick. n. Y.
Mar. 23, 1910. -
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FUNER AL OF
MRS. JULIA
KIESEL

The funeral cortege oil Mrs. Julia
Kiesel, widow OF the late Julius c..
Kiesel, proceeded this morning from
tho residence at 437 Twenty-sixth
street to the Episcopal church, where
services were held. the Rev. Fleet
wood officiating. Several solos we're
rendered during the Impressive ser
vice. after which the body was placed
In It's final resting place in the City
cemetery,
Mrs. Kiesel was well known, as she
had been q resident Of Ogden for the
past forty years. Her husband, Julius
Kiesel, for years conducted the Call.
fornia bakery
Mrs. Kiesel died last Saturday at @
p. Id. from q complication of diseases
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lision yesterday, the submarine tor
Chnrlestown navy yard today, leaving
the Eunboat Castine. which had to be
beached TO prevent her from sinking
after the Bonita came upon her in
Cape Codya The plates along the
starboard right OF the Castine were
opened for a distance as great as the
length of the Bonita. The gunboat
Hes easily on a soft bottom.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-12
OIL t LINING
PLA TT ORM
Garfield Opens Fight to
Line Up Ohio With
insurgents

CLEVELAND, July 11.-Cheered by
an audience OF progressive Republi-
cans as the peoples candidate for
governor of Ohio James r. Garfield
tonight opened the fight TO place Ohio
In the '1nsurgent" column.
In two hours speech, In which he
avowed himself an "insurgent." the
former secretary Of the interior set
forth the platform upon which the
progressive Republicans of this state
will enter the fall campaign. The
meeting was avowedly the christening
OF the newly organized progressive
Republican" movement In Ohio, and
It's slogan. as announced by Mr.. Gar
field. is manhood first and property
second"
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0 O 0 O O 0 O Q o 0 @ O O O 0 c
DEFALCATlONS MAY
BE A MILLION

O Louisville. July 12.-At
O directors meeting of the Fidel-
@ ity Trust company, 1t was an
Q nounced that stockholders OF
@ the concern. which include
@ many Of the leading capitalists
@ OF the city, had made UP fund
O to meet any loss or losses
O that have. or will come. to
@ the company. up TO one million
g dollars. This would seem to
O indicate that the exact amount
@ OF August Ropke'e defalca-
O tions, which are thus made
o good. will never be known. al
O though rumors place 1t at
@ 100000 to $5Oo000.
O Ropke, who was the assist
O ant secretary OF the company.
o was arrested yesterday charg-
@ ed with making false entries
o and mlsappropriation of fund.
o President Barr says account
0 ants have examined every Sc
Q curity held by the company, 6
. whether owned by states or {
D the company, and they found G
. all In perfect condition. 9
8 c O 0 ooc O o 0 o O o O Q @
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The final session of the Y l.. NJ l.
A tri-stake summer course Will be
given at o'clock sharp on Wednes-
day evening at Weber academy, the
work to be given under the direction
or Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Milne All are
cordially invited to be present.
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Yonkers. n. Y. July 1.-TWO men
went suddenly Insane here and one
OF them is dead and one Is In the hos
pltal as the result OF yesterdays heat
Andrew Kronski. while working on the
docks Of the Federal sugar refinery,
became violently insane and attacked
Joseph Lee Other laborers took part
and a riot followed kronskl. Lee
and two other men were taken to hos
pitals.
Peter Tripoli, while arguing with
an iceman. suddenly became insane
and attacked the man with hatchet.
When disarmed. he rushed into his
house and seized a knife. Before he
could use 1t, he fell dead
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Kelly OF South
BrItton, South Dakota. left for their
home yesterday after spending two
weeks as the guests of Mr. and Mrs
O'Brien
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Belmont School
(FOR BOYS)
Belmont. California s. tysfT: i ST. T..ss.. "s1..

4, ,rnr TO do for The moral pbyesl and inteleere VEL
f.r Of q, hSys what eTefy tho,fhnl parent most nst 70
h,ye doee It's Location beyond tbs drrricFs and rs
,ns of ,ovn or day. fse Of s eitrfe The Sessv
I its buidnf, as rrour4s. tSe r,nse sad ftrs7, o.
thc surrounding county are mest tepiui nd, ovI ~
daui.o, With ornsrt plaster StA SPANISH ole rooi vno
i,ah,h s,d ,h1--r ronu, be,ed antel-ere lfhise
4. icr beauty oooior and Asahkfulnes. ,ek
our paroaA our sIadu1res and cor boys af ~ Aoe Ne
us iot specific infcrrlhea
v,Nf T. REID. A. NJ tHsrvsrdl Hs.d-Ma'tsr
W.T. REID. JR-, A. NJ. Harvard As sHesd-mssssr'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-12

Miss Irene Streng will leave on
Thursday with Mr., and Mrs. Stewart
Kohn for California, where the party
will spend the summer
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YESTERDAYS SCORES.

Yesterday Il number of the shooters
held a preliminary shoot In which A.
T. BIgelow won the high amateur
score with 9S out of a possible 100,
|, Sam Browning, NJ. Skeen and Dennls
Holohan were second with scores OF
96 w. H. Anderson and Guy Holo'
han were high professionals with
scores of 90
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-12

Beverly, Mass, July 12.-President
Taft divided his time today between
golf and politics. Departmental al
fairs and conditions In Alaska also
came IN for a share OF consideration
Senator Winthrop Murray Crane spent
the day at Beverly.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-12

Mrs. P. Healy and Mr., and Mrs. A.
G.. Fell leave for Yellowstone Park
tonight. where they will make an ex.
tended visit Mrs. Healy Will visit
her sons in Wyoming before return
ing.
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SUBMARINE SLIGHTLY INJURED

Proyinceto&n. Mass. July Il. With
only bent perlscope tube and a
twisted railing around her coming
tower 10 show the result OF her col
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Suuar and Coffee.

New York, July 12.-Sugar, raw
Firm: muscovado. SO test, SO SO; cen
trifugal, 90 test, $4S3: molasses SUI
gar, SO test, 81 6S.
Refined. quiet; crushed. IS S6;
granulated, S. Is; powdered, So, rs,
COFFEE-Spot. steady: No Z Rio
s IL; No. 4 Santos, l-2.
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FOR FAMILY USE

FOR FAMILY USE
A big supply of eggs is assured if you
keep your poultry In good laying con-
dftlon. We can sell you better corn,
wheat or egg producers than anyone
else for the same price, Also ground
shell. bone.
OHAS. F. CIRCUIT
352 Gath ST.
DEALER IN HAY, GRAIN AND
FRUIT BOX MATERIAL.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-12

There are two sldes 20 every ques-
tion-your side and the wrong one.
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Mrs, Ryan entertained at dinner on
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Kelly OF
South Britton. South Dakota were
guests OF honor,
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DON'T OVERLOOK

DON'T OVERLOOK
the fact that this laundry is
we'll known lor the high character OF
the work we turn out and the roasonr
ableness OF our prices II you send
your work to US your laundry troubles
will be over and you Will save your
linen rs we'll as your temper,
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The ladies of the Altar society will
entertain on Thursday In honor of
the newly elected officers, Mrs. 3. d.
NcCabe. Mrs. John Phelan, Mrs L..
Cahill and Mrs. A, 7, La Premiere.
The Atlas society elected the fol.
lowing officers at ST. Joseph's hall.
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. r. ID Nc
Cabe. president; Mrs. A. It, LaFren.
lore, vice president; Mrs. L, Cahlll.
secretary and Mrs. John Phelan,
treasurer.
Mrs. Veda Eccles Davis leaves for
Logan, tonight, where she will be
the guest OF Mrs. Florence Civilian
Nebeker.
Joseph Eccles will leave on Friday
for Great Britain on a church mis-
sion.
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Q @ O @ @ @ c Q @ O 0 o @ o o O {
EXPLOSION OF MAGAZINE.

. Pittsbure, July ia pow
O der magazine at Cabot. Pa,
. exploded early today. killing {
Q at least one person and injur-
. ing about twenty others. The
D magazine was the property of {
. the Standard Plate Glass COM
0 pany and contained 1000
Q pounds OF dynamite and 5000
. pounds of blasting powder.
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There wore number OF shooters
who did not shoot out the hundred
targets
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