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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
RIDER FELL.
I TH.R I \ T FEE I
Now Is in d Hospital
Nursing Several
Brok en- Bones

Chicago. June e.-Nicholas Cinema.
TO- who loops the loop on a bicycle at
an amusement park, gave the crowd
an extra thrill last night, when he
lell thirty feet from the top of the big
steel circle. He is now in the hos
pital with three broken fingers, a split
knee cap and deep cash in his chin
The mechanism of the structure is so
arranged that when a rider whirls
around the top OF the loop a door In
the track at the bottom Is automatic
ally opened, through which he rides
out of the circle. The device fai'ed TO
work and consequently Chealo start
ed around the loop second time. but
without momentum enough To carry
him all the way
When he was almost head down he
fell to the bottom oil the loop and the
wheel fell on him
While seriously injured. it was said
at The hospital today that Chemalo
would probably recover.
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7 HEY ARE
T OR 7 AT 7
Republicans ofWisconsin
Endorse the Present
Administration

Milwaukee, June 9-The admins.
tratlon OF President William II Tart
was strongly endorsed in the plat
form unanimously adopted at the
closing session OF the Republican
state convention at Milwaukee today.
The present tariff law was approved
and the provisions for maximum and
minimum schedules and future sci
entitic revisions were commended
Governor Dayidsonl administration
was also endorsed.
The report of the committee on res
oiutlonS. adopted by the convention
says In part
We adhere TO the principals of the
Republican party as outlined In the
platform adopted by the Republican
national convention OF 1908.
We commend the administration
of William H. Taft, We admire his
character. we recognize his marked
ABILITY az a statesman, and We ap.
plaud his fidelity to the pledges con.
tnlned in the party platform. and to
the principles Of good government
We approve nj the present tariff
laW as a real progressive measure.
We especially commend the pro.
visions for maximum and minimum
schedules and future scientific revi.
sions
TO the end that our party NAV be
maintained. Its high Ideals upheld and
party efficiently secured. frequent
and regular party councils should he
slleid siD1sthe-n-eeGsary- party commit.
tees and officers ShOuld no auNoin,,l
whose duty 1t shall be To provide Tor
reorganization OF the party through.
out the state and We favor the enact
ment OF such laws as may be neces.
sary to accomplish such ends.
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BOY RECEIVES
FIVE CENTS A WEEK

New York. June 9.-New York S
youngest city employe has been re-
vealed at the Kings county hospital in
Brooklyn He is Frank Downing, four
years old. who reported this week to
the paymaster there and received five
cents as his compensation for labor
done about the grounds.
The laudable ambition TO buy Il
dress for his mother inspired the boy
10 embark in a business career He
lives near the hospital ana has been
a frequent visitor at the institution.
Several days ago, he went TO the Of
flee OF the superintendent and said
be wanted to do something useful.
saying that a position In the hospital
would be desirable.
The boy. WAS assigned To keep the
lawn free of paper and rubbish He
did his work well and at the end of
a weeks labor. received a note di-
rccted to the paymaster- calling for
wages Of five cents He took his five
pennies with a glad smile.
That's GOOD starter be said.
When / get little more. am going
TO buy new dress for my mother"
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DEATH OF WOMAN
INVESTIGATED

Ch!cago. June 9.-Whlle the death
of Mrs Fanny Sudnm SteIe here on
Monday VIII he ofiicislly Investigated.
Coroner Hoffman and his detectives
connected with the case expressed the
opinion &cGlthA- woman died
ol natural causes.
mo complete explanation of the sit
uation is at hand said Detective
John Costello last night but we are
OF the opinion that a strange combiDa-
tlon oil circumstances has caused q
-s-'7~ - evidence not linked together.
We VIII Investigate close, and we are
:. ...l.ceu tnc death OF Mrs Stcllc
was IRON natural causes, This opin-
ion is concured in by PHYSICIANS"
Edgar S. Accetta, the singer and
lawyer of New York, who al one time
was engaged 10 marry Mrs. Stclle. and
who is Il beneficiary 10 the extent Of
$4,000 under her Will, said:
Mrs Stellc was my best friend.
met her eight years ago She cdu-
Gated me In the law. paying all my
expenses. brought suit against her
for $4,000 for breach of promise, bu,
that vas settled out of court l VIII
not contest the Will.
Mrs. Stelle was in the habit of car
rying money sewed in hcr clothing,
Her iather lost thousands OF dollars
worth OF property in the Chicago fire.
and she considered it best To keep her
ash where she could take it with her
in case of fire She possessed about
$50. 900 worth OF diamonds and other
jewclrv. That was one OF her hob
bies."
Physicians and house detectives al
tending Mrs Stelle found $4,000 In
currency sewcd in the Innings Of the
clothing she had on and $4,000 worth
oil diamonds secreted in the samC~
manner.
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Berlin. June Chancellor Won
Bcthmann-Hollweg, replying to an In
terpellation In the Prussian diet to-
day spoke with emphasis regarding
the recently issued papal encycllcal
which he construed as condemnatory
OF religious reformerS The chancel.
lor said:
The papal encyclical contains judg-
mentS about reformers and the refor-
nation and about the princes and the
peoples connected herewith. which
must burt the religious. national and
moral feelings This explains the
profound emotion in different circles,
the effects of which must endanger
religious peace.
Immediately after the Latin text
the encyolical had been received. ]
caused representation 10 be made TO
the Vatican by the German envoy.
who expressed the expectation OF Ger
many that the Curia wOald find a way
TO remedy the damage caused by the
issuance OF the oncyclical.
The Vatican has not as vet re-
piled and. therefore. ! must refrain
from further comment except to make
TtDll 10 luE interpretation III lulS
stage so as TO let the German people
know the position OF the government
which has taken up the the matter:
and also to assure the public that the
government is determined to do
everything to insure religious peace
in the land that can be done in the
national interests
The encycIical. issued on the occas-
ion OF the third centenary OF the can
onization Of ST Charles Borromeo. eX-
tolled Borromeo as the champion of
Catholicism against the Protestant re-
lIgion and declared that at the time Of
tho council OF Trent the principles Of
Catholicism had been undermined by
Martin Luther
On Saturday last interpretations
were introduced in the diet by the
conservatives and national liberals.
The conservative Interpolation asked
what the government proposed to do
TO meet such insults 10 the evangeli-
cal church" II also suggested that
the Prussian legation AT the Vatican
be withdrawn.
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[QUI I ABLE
As NUT UAL
Big Insurance Company
May Undergo a
Change

New York. June 9.-Will the Equit-
able Life Assurance society be made.
an actually mutual company? This
has become d general topic OF interest
In Wall street. for the trust agree
ment made by Thomas F. Ryan Ave
ears ago, by which stock control of
the Equitable with its Assets OF S475,-
600 900 were vested in Morgan J..
O'Brien and George Westinghouse as
trustees. expires next Wednesday Mr..
O'Brien and Mr.. Westinghouse. under
the deed OF trust, have the power TO
continue IL for another five years but
they have as yet taken no action in
the matter.
The controlling 502 shares oil stock
of the Equitable. which Nj Ryan
bought from james Hazcn Hyde. are
owned by j. EIerpont Morgan, who ac-
qulred them last winter
II is confidently stated that while
Mr.. Morgan would like 10 make the
Equitable actually = mutual company
there are also insurnountable legal
obstacles in the way In the first
place the society is forbidden by its
charter from buying its own stock at
more than 500 a share There arc
only 900 shares of capital stock In
existence. but tho 1913 shares nos
owned hy Mr. Morgan are widely scat.
tered in small lots OF from one share
up Owners OF this stock hold IL nj
a high price. because OF their remote
ownership of the $50 100000 surplus
owned by the Equitable
II has been suggested that special
legislation might be enacted by which
the Equitable could retire it's 100000
of capital stock Gy paving the stock
holders a reasonable rate PEI share
in that way the Equitable would he
actually mutualizcd, With nobody pos
sessing ownership of the society other
than the policy holders.
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MER|CAN
MOTHERS
Doctors Do Not Agree
As to Their Real
Worth

st. Louis, June 81 deny that
the high strung. fine grained young
American mother-the modern neu-
rasthcnic woman as half-baked lit
craTy critics have dubbed hers
other than the finest specimen Of
mother In the world / demand that
simply because she happens to have
baby, such splendid creature
should be treated as an animal She
should be treated with common
sense and common humanity. The
educated young American mother is
not neglecting her nursing function
or any other duty. She Is, In the
popular Vernacular, 'on her job all
right
This statement was uttered with
the emphasis OF clenched fists by
DR. Charles G. Kerley of New York,
before the American Medical associ-
alton yesterday. in tho course Of
discussion tending that the modern
woman Is neglcctinG her nursing
function for the eXigencies OF her So
clal and civic life, and that the great
number of bottle fed babies Is the
reason for the present great infant
mortality.
Ills remarks came after startling
statement was made by DR., A. c.
Cotton. of Chicago, TO the effect that
the crude hygienic laws that obtained
among savages for the protection of
the primitive mother and her now
born child was moro humane aud sci
entlfic. than modern social practices.
He snT1 thar the sprice of civiliza-
tfon with regard to Certain condi-
tions of motherhood is great Among
these conditions he named bottle rear
ing and the degeneration OF the. nuTS-
ing function of women.
This. he said. relegated the child
to that class where the infant NOR
tality is terrible. experience showing
that out OF 100 infant deaths, eighty
five were bottle-fed babies
THAT Is criminal he declared.
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falling in that. held her uD at the
point OF a revolver on the night CT
February last, when she was return
ing TO her homo from the car, and
took the Hng away from her
Ross then pawncd the diamond for
Sos at the Uncle Sam Loan office. II
was related. and when she went 10
the postof1ce the following day she
received a letter containing only the
pawn ticket for the ring Ross had
disappeared and she has not seen him
since. She demanded the return of
her ring. which was refused without
the payment OF the amoJnt loaned on
IT,
Suit was then fled to recover the
ring or its yaluo. $3.50. and also for
S25 damages for Withholding the pos,
session of the same At the conclus-
Ion Of the trial Wednesday. the court
took the case under adyIsement.
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rom their old ways and 20 back tn
inc soil after their release.
MOI long ago, the Rev Charles p.
1,l ainkeT' Protestant Episcopal clergy
men, regular visitor at the Tombs.
decided that he could interest the
prisoners In series of technical lee
mres
The plan was approved by iho dc.
partment of correction and NAV bc
adopted in other prisons and reform
institutions throughout the country.
Ihe lecturer In his introductory ad.
dress, told the men Of the coming re.
NlHal oil farming and laid particular
stress upon the fact that the demand
ior 1arm labor is so great now that so
long as a man does his work honest
~ the farmers do not ask about his
past a general discussion followed
and one OF the prisoners made long
speech on farming in the west
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. June Cattle Receipts
estimated at 5000: market steady
BceveS 5.00a7 90 Texas steers 5.5Oa
$50; western steers, 550a7 so. stock
ers and feeders. 6.00a6 so, cows and
heifers. 5.oOaY,so calves 9Oa7. 75.
Eiogs-Aeceipts estimated at 1900.
market 5a10c higher Light 9.45a9 10.
mixed 9.45a0.70. heavy 9.S5a9. 10;
rough 9.35a9A5. good 10 choice heavy
9i5a9,7o; pigs 9.25ao,65; bulk OF sales
955a965
Sheep-Receipts estimated at l6.-
600. market steady. Native 5.O0a6.0 90 F.;
western 550a7.0o; yearlines 3.70a
COO, lambs, native 6.5Oa7.6O, west.
crn 50aS.00
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. June -Cattle-Receipts
1000 Market steady. loc higher. Ma
tive steers So 50aS 20; cows and heif-
ers s3 00a7 10 Gamers 50 75ai 90;
stockers and feeders SO. lDa6 20.
calves 81 00a7 rs, buiir.. stays. ETC.
sS .S5oG 90.
Hogs Receipts s 800 market shade
higher. Heavy 50 .27 Las 80; mixed
80 81 l-2a9 SO l-2; light ~ Joa9 :
81 l-2; PIGS SIS OOa9 90 bulk Of sales
SO 30a9 81 10.
Sheep-Receipls 2.too. Market
steady TO l0c higher YearliDgs So 30
az co. wethers s. iOa6 25: ewes 3d.
J0a6 90. lambs 81 S5aS 80.
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NEW FLOWER FROM EUROPE.

New York, June 9.-New York flor
lists have added 10 their stock n now
variety. the straw flower which. after
two years experiment, has been sue
cessfully transplanted from Europe
10 this country
1t is variety of the lmmortelle
family and is described as peculiar
ly Elusive beauty, by reason of the
silver gray sheen which covers it's
exterior The petals are of cerise
shade and the center OF the flower
n deep yellow The blossoms are
half an inch in diameter. The stems
are long and slender
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09

Trainer Murbargcr by J. F. Gunthorpc.
part owner. President James c. Nc
Gill. according To the News today,
notified Gunthorpe last night that the
partnership would have TO be dis
solved by 10 a. m. today and offered 10
buy Gunthorpe out. Manager Hen
drlcks is quoted as saying that. unless
the deal went through, he would leave
for Chicago. and that other players
would go with him McGill rescinded
the discharge of Murbarger.
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SENSATION HAS BEEN
CAUSED IN JAPAN

Victoria. p. C., June "a sensa-
ton was caused in Japan, according
TO information received here today. by
the discovery OF a box. deposited with
missionary priest at Seoul by 4
nephew of the cx-emperor. containing
originals OF treaties between Korea
and Japan and other countries. which
were reported by the late Prince Ito.
as lost
The original seal Of Korea. said to
have been lost. was found In the box
In connection with the discovery. all
papers are alleged TO have been found
indicating the forgery O! the seal In
the contract with Colibran and Bost-
wick. two Americans Tor the con
structlon of the Seoul electric rail-
way.
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BATH TUB TRUST.

New York. Juno 9.-Wall Street
heard today OF new hundred million
dollar combination which is being
formed and which, If perfected. VIII
doubtless be called the batn tub
trust" Sixteen companies are involv-
ed in the proposed combination The
manufacture not only tubs but all
kinds OF sanitary deyiseS 1t Is eX-
pected that rise In retail prices OF
between l5 and 20 per cent is con
templated by the promoters.
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I HREE MEN
ARR. KILLED
Iron Mountain ast Train
Crashes Into a
Brick Wall

ST Louis June 9-Three men were
Killed and twelve injured at 3 o'clock
this morning. when the Iron Mountain
iaSt train for Texas. which carried no
passengers, left the tracks near this
city and crashed through the brick
wall ol manufacturing plant
The body OF Engineer Walter p.
Douglas OF De Sofa. Mo, and Fireman
b. d. Shepard of St Louis were not
found until long after the firemen, who
had responded 10 an alarm arrived
10 aid the survivors OF the crew. The
body of Mall Clerk Jasper L. Lasater
or ST. Louis was found In his car.
which bad been crushed by d second
car
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CARROLL s
Ml)ORIT TY
Estimated at 4,46i to
S,482 by Iowa
Papers

Des Moines. Ia, June 9-With only
two counties TO hear from. Govern
OF Carroll's majority Is S.4S2. as fig
ured by the Daily Capital. and 1851
as calculated by the Register and
Leader
n The stand pat. element which
made concentrated effort to elect
county delegates, claims $50 major
ity of the delegates, insuring control
Of the state convention which Will
write a platform endorsing the Taft
administration, and scoring the in-
snrgents, particularly Senator Cum
Minis.
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CANDY STORE KEEPER
is A REAL HERO

Kansas City. June 9.-Lawrcnce
Wbltsett who runs a candy store in
DodSon. suburb. is a modest hero.
Just as a fast passenger train on the
Missouri Pacific railroad appeared, a
bad washout In the roadbed occurred
near WhitSctts. store yesterday. the
candy man waved his hat to the engi-
neer, the train was brought TO stop
and an accident probably ayerted.
Then WhItsett went back to his store.
the train was backed into a siding and
the l25 passengers never knew what
a narrow escape they had
-Nelghbors spread the story of Whit
sett's heroism-
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RICH GIFT is MADE
CONDlTlONALLY TO PRINCETON

New York, June 9.-William Cooper
Proctor's conditional offer of s50O,J10
for the graduate school OF Princeton
graduate school has beea renewed.
It was reported las, night. In all
probability the offer VIII be accepted
at a special meeting OF trustees to bo
held today at Princeton.
The conditions which Mr.. Proctor
attaches to his renewal are said to be
the same which caused the hitch in nc'
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WOMAN DECLARES SHE WAS
ROBBED OF VALUABLE RING

Salt Lake. June 9.-According to
the story told by Minnie Crow In her
action against Hugo l.. White and a.
L. White. doing business as uneie
Sam's Loen Office. which was trieu
In the city court Wednesday UeotSe
Ross, an acquaintance OF MISS crow
tried to induce her 10 lei him wear
her diamond ring. valued at sZoo' ana
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PITCHER OVERALL is
OUT OF THE RACE

Philadelphia June 0-Orval Over
all. pitcher for the Cubs. is ont of the
race for several weeks at least Man.
ager Chance last night sent yFlm TO
youngstown. Ohio, 10 consult with a
physician regarding the condition OF
his injured shoulder From there
Overall Will go TO Chicago 10 await
the coming OF the team. Overall hurt
the arm In Boston while pitching a
curve.
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COURSE OF LECTURES
DELIVERED IN PRISON

New York, June "a course Of
lectures on agriculture delivered IN
Tho Tombs prison may seem an odd
combination but il is being tried and
pronounced decided success by the
prison authorities All the prisoners
In the institution heard the first lee
ture Of the series yesterday and were
much interested in IL. The lecturer
was George Z. Manchester, practical
farmer OF WInsted. Conn He pointed
the way for those who wish to- turn
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-09
STEEL STRIKE SETTLED.

Chicago. June e.-The strike Of
structural steel workers at the Chi
cago American baseball park here was
settled yesterday and 1t WAS an
nounced that the opening OF the i'm
proved park VIII take place July 1
as scheduled,
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SEVERE GALE BLOWS
DOWN TREES IN STREETS

Cairo. Ill. June "A severe gallo
is sweeping Cairo and tho Ohio river
harbor today. blowing down trees. tel
egraph poles. street signs and chin
neys The feTry-boat. Three States,
was blown from her mooTings and
was carried down stream. 1t IS be-.
lleyed that only a night watchman Ia
on board Damage to property 10 esti.
mated at $4,000
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MERGER OF ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANIES

Denver. June "a merger OF cleo
trio light and power concerns in six
states was effected here yesterday.
when the Federal Light and Traction
company absorbed all the properties
OF the United States Light and Trac-
ton company. valued approximately
al 100000.
The concerns absorbed are located
In Colorado. Wyoming, New Mexico
aud Arizona.
The United States Light and Trac-
iion company was The original com
pany OF the eleven properties consoli-
dated
The Federal Light and Traction
company recently was incorporated In
New York for $11, 100000.
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ceptlnG his previous offer. made last
iall, which led ultimately 10 its with
drawal a few months ago He asks
thai the alumni raise 100000 to com.
plement his gift and preScrlbeS that
any building constructed from the
lund be erected on the eoli links.
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CHICAGO Produce

Chicago, June e-Butter. steady,
creameries. 81 l2a27 carries, 22aeG.
Eggs steady. at mark, cases included.
10 IL; receipts. 2l,ll7; frsts. IL 10;
prime flrsts. is IL
Cheese. steady: daisies. I5al-i;
twins. II 3-4a15; young Americas,
10 Id, lopghornS. I5al.i
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DENVER BASEBALL CLUE
MAY GO TO PIECES

Denver, June 9-There is chance
that the Denver baseball team OF the
Western Baseball league VIII break up
by noon today instead oil going TO To"
peka. as # is scheduled to do Be
cause OF trouble over The discharge of
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. June 8 Close: Wheat
July 81 I-2; Sept 81 3I; Dec. 81 III
Corn-JuIy 81 l-2a5-S' Sept 60; be
cem5er 81 81.
Oats-July 81 Is; Sept So SIS,
Dec 36a1-S.
Pork-Iuly. $3.50: Sept s12,S7 10.
Lard-July sl245: Sept. sl237 l-2.
Ribs-July Sl3 IS; Sept Sl2.37 1-2.
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York. June 9.-Sugar. Raw
Firm; muscoyado. 50 test, $3.7i; con-
trifugal SO test. 81 "a; molasses su,
gar. SO test. 81. .49.
CoFFEE-Spot quiet; No, 7 S ii;
No 1 Santos. Q IL
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Metal Market.

New York, June 9-Lead-Easy;
spot, l.l0u4.5O. Copper-Weak
Standard spot and July l2.2oal2'2'
IL. Silyer-5S Ia
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SPORT SPICE
D
DIAMOND GOSSIP

other
wisea the of the the Portland Beavers
climbed
lead yesterday by beating Los Angeles 1 to 0.
established
said to worlds by going 81 innings without allowing
a to be scored against them.
called the Coast league to be held
whether associated
baseball already he
well the coast
round OF
the championship golf tournament
The colleges little Huston
school practice yesterday of II to
basketball
Willamette university in Spokane
during the Christmas holidays.
challenges
coast, bar only Doc Roller, for graphing match.
Laidlaws horses
the
keep Athletics o
completed
Saturday in November