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The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
s TEANER
GIVEN Up

New York, Dec. 10.-The name of
Tue steamer Arkadia OF the New York
" Porto Rico Navigation company has
just been added TO the New York
maritime exchange posted catalogue
ol missing ships. Tho entry of a
name there means that all hone for
heT mas been abandoned
IL is supposed that the Arkodio
went down in the hurricane which
swept the Gulf of Mexico and tbe Ar.
lantic off the southern coast last Oc.
toUer She was a 300-foot steel steam.
el' schooner rigged. built in England
IN 1895 and considered able TO ONT.
I'VE the strongest seas and winds.
Nolning mas been heard of her since
cue IeIt New Orleans on Oct. II, for
San Juan.
A day before the Arkadia sailed
lne hurricane. which had swept away
many ships. had begun to blow over
the gult, but It's force was not even
suspected when the Artadia sailed
On Shore' however, shipping men hero
tnlnk' the Arkadia probably encoun-
tered squalls and went down before
lhen. perhaps within few hours.
perhaps not until the steamer had
peen blown miles out of its coursc
and out of the course Of any other
vessels.
The only person who retains any
nope that the missing ship NAV vet
DC found is the wife of Captain Rich.
ara GrilIlths. She lives i'm q littIo
uptown apartment here, from which
she Keeps daily vigil
he has passed many worse storms.
and I'm not going to believe that he
met his death In that October blow"
She says
The Arkadia carried four passen.
gers and a crew of 81 men. The Of
iclals OF the navigation company here
'elieve that all are dead.
The passengers were Charles G.
1unteT, +. j. Boudreaux and Oliver
= Arzacq OF New Orleans, and l..
fredberg of Silver City, n. NJ.
Most of the steamers crew had
omes in New Orleans. but CaptaIn
ir1nlth5 and Chief officer Girod lived
n this city,
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
PURSUING The
BLACKHANDERS

Chicago. Dec. 10.-The Chicago po-
lice believe they have a cIew point
ing directly to perpetrators of Black
hand bomb outrages here and an army
OF detectives IS running down the
Slacllhanders.
The investigation is expected to
culminate early next week in a ser.
les of arrests that viii show that the
terrorlzing Of peaceful Italians has
been carried on by a definite organic.
alton OF criminals constituting the
American branch of a Sicilian secret
society.
The detectives were detailed yes.
terday us result of disclosures
which grew out of the attempted dy-
namlting OF Modestino Mastrogiovan-
MS bank at los West Twelfth street
Tuesday night
i cannot tell just where the clew
came FROM" said Captain Halpin, but
1T Is so convincing that | have put
fifteen detectives on the case. Devel-
oDments. | believe. VIII come Monday
or Tuesday SO far we have learned
enough to make 1t apparent that the
bomb-throwing Is being carried on
by criminal society of complicated
origin, rather than by the bands of
loafers whom the police and Italian
victim OF the backmailers have al
ways held responsible 1t is also evil
dent that the society Is closely af-
filiated with the Sicilian secret Grim
inal orders"
While Captain Halpin was prepar-
ing to run down his clew, CHIEF of
Police Steward was taking steps to
safeguard Italian residents of Chicago
through the organization OF an auxili.
airy Italian squad to be added to the
police force.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
IN
I HIS GIRL

Cleveland, Dec. 10-A live lizard j..
SIX inches ia length. and the head Of
another lizard. was discovered In the
stomach Of Miss LOWE Herman. 10
years old. who died early Friday
morning at her home
Cleveland physicians and surgeons
are Interested in the case and a num-
Der of them will attend the postmor.
TEN examination TO be held at Akrcn
today. Miss Herman had been Ill a
year from a disease which puzzled
many specialists. Last Monday the
attending physician succeeded in
bringing from the girls stomach the
live lizard and the head of a second
one, but too late to save her life
The family formerly lived near Mil.
lersburG- Ohio. and drank spring wa
ter II is supposed The girl swal-
lowed the lizards when small and that
they gradually grew and killed her
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11

500 an acre now and that's too val.
liable for use for cattle grazing
I'm mighty glad to get free OF
my job as United States marshal. |
find myself 'footloosc' for the first
time in five years. Being marshal
had Its bright sides. but there were
some things | didn't like about 1t.
The truth Is, | had to do consider
able shooting. | don't know as It's
a thing to bother man and | always
gave the other man plenty of show.
but somehow ] didn't like it. and
m glad TO be out of it.
"Of course, the bad man is rapid
ly disappearing from Oklahoma. and
the time will soon come when a mar.
shal wont have TO be extra handy
with his firearms"
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
Il I I LE Girl
IS RE I URNED

Red Bank, n J., Dec 10.-Four-
year-old Mary Petillo Is at her home
today after disappearance since Oc-
tober 20. the last
Frank Petillo, the cnild's father. was
entering the yard of his home early
last night when he saw what looked
TO be bundle behind the fence. In.
vestigating ii proved 10 be his daugh-
ter, apparently dead He brought the
body into the house. There he dis
covered she was alive This morning
he notified the police Petillo Is fair
ly well TO do and demands for money
from black-handers have been made
on him recently. He believes the
child was kidnapped
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
BIG IN(O 7
OIL s EEL

Pittsburg, Dec 10.-Ap open hearth
mill No. of the Homestead Steel
Works yesterday afternoon. there was
cast what is said TO he the largest
ingot of Krupp steel in the world The
lngot is l3 feet, 4 inches high. 10 feet.
3 inches wide and feet. inches
thick and weighs 1875 tons. 1t will
be taken to the press shop of the ar
NOR plate works and pressed into a
plate is inches thick
The ingot is one Of a pair ordered
by the United States government for
land fort on the Panama canal. The
other ingot will be cast in about two
weeks The casting was witnessed
by all the steel experts of the United
States Steel corporation and by the
government steel inspectors on duty
at the works, as well as all the local
officials Of the corporation.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
ONE OF I He
INNOR I AIS

Oakland. Cal, Dec. 10-George
Smith, one of the immortal "SiX hun
dred' that rode In the charge OF the
Light Brigade at the battle of Bala-
klava, is now. at the age OF 81, seek
ing charity from the Oakland board
OF supervisors He is asking for suf-
1cient funds TO carry him and his
daughter to British soil in order that
he may revive his claim TO a pension
from the British government
Until recently Smith had earned
his living as n wood cutter. but age
and an old bullet wound. which grew
more troublesome with the lapse of
years, compelled him TO abandon
work. That wound he had received
during the war of the Indian mutt
ny. while he was rcscuing his com
manding officer. Captain Hyman, from
field where bullets were pouring
like hall storm.
Hyman's leg had been carried away
BY ball and he was lying helpless
when Smith ran to him and carried
him 10 the breastworks
For his bravery he was awarded
the Victoria Cross and received a
personal gift of 20 soyereiGns from
Queen Victoria
Another scar Smith bears is where
gun5hot grazed his head in the
charge at Balaklava This injury kept
him in the hospital until the close
OF the Crimean war. but he had al
ready fought through the brunt of
the campaign, having been in action
at Mavzvastopol and Inkerman.
After the Indian mutiny Smith came
10 America At Warrentown. N. Y.
he trained recruits for the Union
army in the civil war. Later he be- |
came an American citizen.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
A BA I 7 LE is
IN PR()GRESS

Rio Janeiro. Dec 1O-The naval
battalion in the barracks on Combra
island, situated in the bay a short
0'stance from this city, mutined last
night The mutinecrs were support
e1 by the scout ship Rio Grande De
Soul. which took part In the naval
revolt of last month.
For time there was intense ex.
element in the city and the govern
rlent officials hurriedly met and de-
oided on prompt and energetic meth.
ods to suppress the outbreaks.
The shore batteries and the loyal
Warships in the harbor were ordered
TO fire on the rebels.
AT O'Clock this morning, the guns
were turned upon Combra island and
furious cannon6dinG continued for sey.
eral hours
AT II O'Clock this afternoon the
white flag appeared over the barracks
and the bombardment ceased. The re-
Nolters then made formal offer 10
surrender. Excitement soon subsidized
and at noon affairs were assuming
their normal course
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
AeERNATHY GLAD TO
GET OUT OF HIS JOB

New York. Dec. l0-"Jackn Aber.
rOthy. the Oklahoma rancber who
came eat few days ago TO resign
his $4,000 job as United States mar.
shol. may take up his residence in
New York city. He is here nov,
looking around" as he puts If and
has not made any plans TO return
to Oklahoma.
New York's a fine town" he do.
clared in answer 70 a question as 70
his future. but I'm not quite certai0
where I'll turn. I've sent for TEN.
pie and Louis. the 'Abernathy KIDS
who figured In Colonel RooseveIt's
Homecoming. and they'll be on noyt
week for long frollc In the bic citv
I've sold out most OF nv boldInCs
In Oklahoma. It's no longer any finn
for n cattleman there. Land Is worth
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
LANDIS IS
MI. RCIF III.

Chicago. Dec 10.-Boles Kalltovicz,
II years old, who confessed to steal
Ing $2 from a registered letter, will
not be sentenced until after the
Christmas holidays.
Il can't sentence this boy now"
said Judge X. NJ Landis, in the Unit
ed States district court yesterday, af-
ter giving the case consideration.
Il can't do It, Christmas is coming
on and he has four little brothers and
sisters at home shall allow him 10
remain with them until after Christ
mas. Let him come here again on
January . and I'll see what | will do
then"
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
POPULATION OF UNITED STATES,
INCLUDING The ISLANDS, 1O1, 100000

Maxim gun trained on the Rghters
but the fanatics were not dismayed
and were only routed after several
charges by the soldiers. The trouble
began when the IIindus protested
against the Mohammedian religious
festival, at which Il is customary to
sacrifice cows, animals sacred to the
Hindu mind
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
THE SMOKING AUTO.

; New York. Dec. 10.-A quiet
crusade against the smoking au-
tomobile which the New York
health department began about
six weeks ago. has resulted. ac-
cordlng to a report Just made.
in a total OF nearly GOO arrests.
Out OF this number OF offenders
about 500 paid fines and prom
ised TO amend their conduct in
the future.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11

Rio Janeiro. Dec. 1O-The lombard
nient OF CombTa was resumed shortly
i'ter IL o'clock. the rebels not hay.
ing surrendered II they do not give
UP. the island viii he taken by as.
sault
The casualties among the rebels
are said TO be heavy
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
SERIOUS FIGHTING
BETWEEN FANATICS

Calcutta. Dec. 10.-Serlous fighting
between rival religious factions which
began last night was continued this
morning. Several of the conbatnnts
were killed and many were injured
Troops were finally called out and a
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
RIVERS AND HARBORS

DTCC TO PASSED
Washington, Dec. 10.-The rivers
and harbors bill. carrying $21.S9i,S SCI.
was passed by the house today.
The passage of the bill establishes
a record for this class of legislation.
as the only change In the measure
we're In two incorrectly spelled words.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
KILLING IN eREATHITT COUNTY.

Lexington, Ky, Dec, 10.-Tn q re-
volver duel at Withurst, Breathitt
county last night. Bad-Bill' Bailey
a mountain desperate, was killed by
j. c. Shepherd
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11
ANOTHER MUTiNY IN
BRAZILIAN NAVY

Buenos Ayres. Argentina, Dec.
\ 10-Telegrams received here to-
y day from private source at Rio
y Janeiro state that the crews OF
4 most of the vessels OF the Bra
4 lillian navy have again revolt
\ ed
\ Rio Janeiro. Dec. 10.-A naval
+ battalion mutinied. but after be-
4 ing cannonaded this morning has :
4 offered to surrender
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-11

HABEAS CORPUS IN
CHARLTON CASE

= Trenton. Dec. 20-Judge Rel.
= stab in the United States circuit
: court today granted writ of
; habeas corpus in the case OF
: Porter Charlton. who is accused
; of having killed his wife. Mary
: Scott Charlton, in Italy.
: The court also granted n writ
; OF certlorari for the bringing of
; the case before him on Decem-
) ber 10.
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Die 6eitc stnnbe bes 2eacns

it, lpenlr man cine eroBe Ent geton
ODER cine iunnoerbare @%ntoedilna qe-
madt bat. S. o.. Bitt bon 9tode
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item @rfdltultg, Die id ie onrhoe-
nladt, entoedte ih gu meimer gro.
ben 3nfrieoenbeit, uelde ipunoerbu.
re Suitei. ulb grfaltungs .Meoi3in
Or. Sings SEEN DISCOVERY lit. Cine
Slaihe fnrierte mid poditdnbia.~
80 Cts. nnb $t.00. 8eri,tdsflaide
fret. @arnntirt bon aIlen 3rueeiften.
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9as sdml-Ticnir Ser Sermanps=
fDbne.

IS iheint, als tpenr unIere Ser
mannsiobne nit ibren Soften @ef
baben. Neulib berregnete ibneil bas
ifJone 8olfsfeIt un0 Sonntae mnro,
bas 9icnic Der 5erienlfule aui
ben y6air Grounds audi 6urh Ne-
gen geftort. @enigitens tpuroen il.
0enfaQs piele ourh ben Grobenaen
&egen abgebalten, binaus ou fom-
men. Gs par aIeroings ni6t ld)lefi
beiuft, ober Is bdtten oof nod
inner iebr biel mebr 2eute oo iein
f0nnen.
Die Arrangements paren iefr
gut ~getroffen, aaes gine, pie ON
Gdniirfen, Elm 9epeis, ooB Die
2eitung beg Seites cine D~orauglid)e
mar. Den @auptteil Der unter5ol-
tungen biloeteit natirlif o.. @or-
trGge Der Ginoer, Die in Maiien-
horen, Gin5elgei1nger Gcflarnotio-
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groBen 9eifa1 errangen. Brofeiior
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ser 2eiter beg Surnunterrifts in Ser
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bornobm. Iuf @ettrennen mur6en
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gen. Serner tpuroe cine gro5e Der.
&c biibfher Breiie unter Die 9inoer
berteilt. Serr g. Nauidis, Der 9rd-
iioent oes Sbulfomites, iettete sic
9erteilung.
GaS Mettrennen Der &inoer MIR
De aud BON ben grtpadienet nodge.
mndf. gabei poiiierte leiocr Elm BE-
flagef1sDerter l1ngliidsfaa. 6erf
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grofpn gottling @orfg, ~ftiirStc lu1o
fiel babel 70 uneliiflifl oa5 CT Sies
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Sic @iebertduttr.
Siitoriide graablune bon aboI
STERN.
(Sortiebuna.)


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Ser @reis ipraf ni1t aus, er f9ien
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i6auern.
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laiien, als gud ~perraten. CIR meiB
ni6t, melden @ee id eing, er mar
milo uno gitig gegem midi"
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lie NOR eeienft, idpere Sr6nen qllol-
len aug ben ounfeln Mugert, fie
idlufate beftie:
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1a6 beu neueiten 9eadridten
lit Slice 8ouperneur 9obioion ooh
ipieoer geipablt uno 5rpor init elmer
8luralitat BON 3617 Stin1men. ST.
lent Ini6eine nod miro enc off
5ieae Nad5ablung bor9enomnlen
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Die Brobibitioniiten alles MogliGe
in gepegung iesen, I'm 81, perbill-
bern, ooB Dobioion in's 4rut fommt.
TIMER fiinftiee @ouDerneur
Golquitt bat einen idperen Ser
luit erlitten. Sein 5obn @alter
S. golquitt, ein Snnge BON pier5eEn
Sabren, lit om Sppbus %9eitorben.
@olquitt nitro in Solge oieles So
oesfaas Der &onpention IN @aIoe1ton
nift beimobnen f0nnen.
@ice : @ouperneur 0opioion
uno fiinfuno3pan5ig Mitglieoer res
Senats, iino mad @alpeltor gerpi't,
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follpention teiI5unebmen. gs &C.
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nGros".
9os Observation-Disclosures ser
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baftet.
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L.okdIes.
Die itaStiidlen dinan3et.

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id)on unter Dem @eiee, ipeldes cine
poae @bi61bung berIanet. allh oas
Mileiiment geitiegen. gber ouh Sic
ltaotiiden Musgoben iinh, pie aus
Dem eriten Sell oes geridts eriif.-
lif), NIT Dem beitdnoigen @a1stlun
beoeuteno in Die Sobe gegatlgen uno
troboem NOR es moglid. ioiuol OH Ger
bon6ierten, ME an Der idlpebenoen
Shnlo MbsabIungen 81 MAIDEN.
Die Mominiiirotion fonn NIT &c.
rettem 5toI5 ouf oieien 6;non5be.
ridt permeiien, Ser cine Hare Oar
irennna Ser ginnabmen nub Mns-
aaben in anen Depnrfentents mdb-
reno Der (esten flint Sabre giebt unb
lie fam i'm nit 5tol5 olg &am-
ragne-9 Document gegen oie @infiil-
rung elmer 4ontmiiiions /. @erlpale
tuna oltpenoen. gisber Doben be-
fanntIif mn ~oieieniaen Stdote Gum
LETTER Mitte[ Ser &omlniiiions Ser
lpaltnng eegriffen, bic entlpeoer
bonferott fporen poer oeren ~iinan5iel-
Ie gerbaltniiie iid in einenl ihrede
liden @%irrfporr %befanoen. 8sgeu
Ser Sinansen broudt in San Intonio
cine 8eranoerune oes 8errnltings-
ipitems nid)t ein3utreten llnb Oh es
anoerer Srageia megen notig iein ioll-
te ooer niht, oas miro ia Ipaterhir
reihlid BON bcinen Seiten er6rterf
iuer6ef.
@ie bic Sa1en iteben, miro bin-
men mettieen Monaten Die ihlpe6enoe
Shiilo getilgt iein uno Die %bonoierte
SduIo miro bon Sobr 5l Sabr ber-
ringert tperoen. Dabei perben ober
mug ben regelmaBigen ginnabmen
GtraBen macaoamifiert nnb aspbaL
tiert uno aue 9epartements IN 8ealtg
ouf BerionaI uto MusrnItuig auf
Der 9obe Der 3eit uno aIen Mnforoe.
rlittgen entlpreheno erbolten.
W2it oisier floren ueberiid)t ser
~5inan5lage Der Staot bat Die Gll-
laeban-a ibren @ea-
uern piel @ino aug oer Seeeln ge-
nommen ufto BEL ibren 5reunocn
mub fie entidieoen pone gefrieoi-
gung %berporrufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-08
QcGcn an 0anama. Gannl

er5euet Mtolario, ipeld)e Eallienoen
qeiocn iillo Sob brahtc. Mfwr Gle
trio 8itters berfeblte lie, @aoloric-
2eioen 81 %furieren. 8m. 81. Sret.
melt DON 2ncouia, q. g., lbreibt:
uDrei 6loidjcn furiertelt mid bon
einenn i6tueren anfaa bon Waloric
uno erfreue ih mid leitbem er be-
fen @eiunobeit." so gts. @arontiert
bon onen Qraaaiitef1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-08

SIM ~llebrieen mar Ser 8erlauf
oeiielben redt biibid uno es lit nidts
lnangenebme8 n%orgefommen. Sir
grfriihungelt mar reidlid geiorgt,
10 ouB bie @aite nt6t mieoer CURT
leioen ntuBten, pte I'M lebtelt Sabr.
9(ber mag mat idgen, mas nlan min,
biibider it's bod i'm Waoaras5 8arf
als altf Sen aSatr Grounds.