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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06

her husband Count Boni. leased a ce'
tain forest owned by the counts pa.
ents for $500 n year. The forest va
subsequently sold and the amour
turned over TO the count 10 help pay
his debts
The forest thus vanished from III
family assets. but the joint obligatio;
TO its former owners remained. AM
as the Count Boni Is insolvent. ha
former wife must naturally meet hs
obligation.
Thus We can see that, n propertli
managed. an American wife can =
made TO pay dividends indefinitely g
the foreign nobleman and even bh
family. This fact, Joined IN the furtha
circumstance that she costs little L
begin with. naturally makes her u
vorite Investment With a certain clSA
OF men. She Is certainly the only Il
vestmont that continues IN pay eva
after one has lost all right. title al
property In it.-Chicago Inter Ooer
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
JA|L-BREAKER
MEETS DEATH

CENTERVILLE. Texas. April SIN
an attempted escape from the Center
vile jail yesterday afternoon Frank
Bates. Sr.. charged jointly with his
two sons. Frank Bates. Jr. and Dolly
Bates, with the killing Of Ben Moot.
Dec 3, 1909. was shot and killed by a
posse OF citizens Dolly Bates was
captured and hanged In a cell in the
jail. but was cut down before life was
extinct
Deputy Sheriff S. st. John. who
attempted 10 Illustrate the escape OF
the prisoners. was shot and danger
ously wounded by the prisoners, n bull
let entering the right side OF tho
neck.
Frank Bates. Jr.. the other son. who
was also In the jail, did not leave the
prison and was unhurt
Late tonight IL was declared both
St John and Bates would live.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
AMERICAN WIVES ARE
PAYING PROPERTY

That an American wife may be a
paying property 70 n utled foreigner.
even after he has lost family control
OF her. Is shown By recent decision
OF a French court
his court has ruled that the Ouch.
eAs de Tallyrand-Perigord alias the
fnneess Hellie dc Sagan. formerly
ANNA Gould. must continue TO pay an
annuity OF $1,000 wear 10 the Marquis
and Marquiso de Castcllane. The par.
snts e OF her former husband, Count
She must also pay the aged pair the
~ ui OF lS.9p1 francs. OF about 1900,
unS S, same being the amount duo and
sul' .t unpaid on the last installment OF
the annuity.
Ine way the Duchess dc Tallyrand.
=, rs,ieora Nhs saddled with the support
ol net FORMER father-in-law and moth.
er-in-law for the remaInder 81 tbeIr
nA.orsl lives was this:
ne une Of her marriage she and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06

ians Good Night" Alva scoville. E.
A. Larhn and Farley T. Wright ad-
dressed remarks of encouragement
and feeling to the bercaved parents.
The services were largely attended
and the flcral offerings were many
and beautiful, more than filling the
entire pulpit Of the church. Tho
sophomore class. OF which tho de-
ceased was a member. accompanied
the body from the home OF the par
ents to the church and from the
church to the cemetery, eight of the
members acting as pail bearers In
torment was made in the ogden City
cemetery. Brother Hancock making
the dedication.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
DENVER NAN
IS THREATENED

DENVER, April Crank A. Spo-
sato. a commission merchant OF Den
yer. received MATCHMAKING letter
today from Madrid, Spain Written
In Italian, the letter said
Il am Ia prison In this city tMa-
drid). for failure 10 business. and l
beg you TO come % my assistance TO
secure possession Of 100000 francs
belonging TO me and which Is hidden
IN a trunk now IA the hands OF the
customs offC'a'q
"It IS NJ nry that you I'm l'
over here IT, axe charge OF my bag
Ears. paving the court costs. attach
ine 10 nv cases. To compensate you
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JOHNSON CONTRACT
IS PUT TO AN END

BOSTON. April 5.-The superior
court today annulled contract be
tween A. a. Mclean OF Chelsea and
Jack Johnson. the pugllist in which
Johnson agreed to fight, box and give
boxing exhibitions. on the ground that
the making OF such an agreement wss
a felony In this state and could not
be enforced.
Mclean sued the champion heavy.
weight on a contract made four years
ago. claiming that he suffered a loss
Of $4,000 when Johnson broke the
contract.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
HONDURANS FILE
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE

NEW YORK. April 5.-Both lisa wG
lard Helm. Hondurnn vice consul herr
and his wife, who was Edna Vale
tine. are seeking a divorce and b
tween them they have named eleve,
correspondents. Mrs. Helm appeaie
today In the supreme court in hei
own case. besides which she is III
defendant In the countersuit OF be-
husband. Mrs. Helm names Norma
Selby. otherwise known as Kid Nt
Coy. pugilist.
Mrs. Helm IS a daughter OF Wasb
ington S. Valentine. a wealthy IL
porter.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
FOR SKIN HUMORS

TorturinR. dtsfguring patches of hu-
NOR on tie Gkin. GcdIp or hnnds ce
instantly relieved and speedily cured. y
tho majority Of cases, by ECSn batS
with Cuticurs Soap and gentle ano.rF
inEs of Cuticura Ointment. For ecs--
nations. dandrI1. dry. thin and fLIlirt
hair. for Eanative. antisCp-ic ciosnSss
and all purposes Il tho toilet. thcsc per-
swect, gentle cuc.lieatS are un1EASrd
CuttcurA Sap &c } 70 C-ausS ths Ska Ccttsss
Qi7t1Eat ttbcp 20 Heal M Ssla acq CS1o.Sj
Hreolvert lG0c D. for i1 "a tcrrp of Choochtr CO.
Plh 2sc- 81 Visi Of COZ 70 Purity Les ncoS
sod taTouEboDi "a EQrd Pottsr rT1E -
CSra Sop pTc7s- las Cu,il-bia Ave Bostcr- -
sVH.iisd FrfS. 17-p1gs Cuitc1zrs BOOK g
psTts 09bce % gnc Treataent Of 6llo 6a1 ecllp
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
In the Halls
Of Congress

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Senator
Hepburn OF Idaho consumed most Of
the session OF the senate today by dis
cuhsing the railroad bill.
In the house the naval appropriation
bill was under consideration all day.
rev changes being made In the meas
ufe. As the house could not agree
upon resolutions OF the committee on
naval affairs TO increase the length
Of the proposed dry docks at New
York. Puget Sound and Pearl Harbor,
approximately to 500 feet. an increase
OF about 100 feet, the entire appro-
pTiations for these projects were
stricken from the bill, leaving their
determination TO a later day.
Both the senate and house will he
In session tomorrow.
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done is expected by the local officers
OF the company tonight.
From what the local officers can
learn 1t Will probably take at least a
week TO repair the damage Chief En-
gineer T. ]. Wychc was the engineer
in charge of construction when the
line was built across the southern end
OF the lake He Will visit the damaged
district today or tomorrow and Will
likely take steps 10 prevent a recur-
renee OF such damages as those suf-
fered by the road during the storm Of
Saturday night
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for your trouble. will give You one
third Of the sum.
For fear this letter Will not reach
you I do not sign my name. but II
you do receive II and Wish TO com
munlcate with me, telegraph my aged
servant, Mariana oliver. Cruz "a,
Madrid. Spain.
III you do not extend aid shall
arrive without notice in Denver and
wipe out the entire SPosato family.
II recommend all discretion and
suggest that you answer by tele-
gram.
Awaiting your answer. l will Sign
only (Signed)
"R De. o"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
FURTHER EXTENSION.

San Francisco. April 5-A further
extension of the raclng season at En-
cryville was announced today by Pres.
ident Thomas II, Williams OF tho New
California Jockey club Racing viii
continue through until June 4.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
WOULD ABOLISH
GAME OF FOOTBALL

LAWRENCE. Kas. April 5.-Wheth.
or football should be abolished at Kan
sas university was the real issue of
the election of the faculty secretary
OF the athletic board here today Prof.
IL A. Rice. who favors the American
game, won by wide margin over F.
w Murray. former Rhodes scholar.
who favored the substitution OF the
Rugby game.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city by using oo.
DEN MADE FLoUR-it costs you no
more and every sack you use is a
boost for your town
Iu TINT woy you mako a Chicago
Of ogden Ogden Milling & Ele-
vator Co. -
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CONFERENCE

Your choice OF Twelve trains daily
via oregon Short Line TO Salt Lako
City. Tickets on sale April lst TO 9Th.
Good to return April 18th. Special
train leaving Ogden $3.50 am. April
3rd. ith. 5th and 9th. Rate, sl10.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
UTAH DATES GRANTED.

San Francisco. April 5.-The Pacific
Jockey club today granted tho Utah
Jockey club dates for a meeting Of
forty DAYS at Salt Lake City. COM
mcnclng Juno 6 and ending July 81.
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HOW HE CURED
HIS SKIN DISEASE

legs arms and doctors
but did relief continued the disease under
years and the end of
they disease chronic then them
ied various outneut sae lotions etc for another two
bad before finally decided to medicine
years intensely
Eczema During the time lost about half Of my hair AT LAST be-
doubtful of because the disease had solong
I your doing good
continued it After nkng awhile completely
cured the Eczema having single left body which
before completely covered I waited
until the Spring ii it would return but have no signs oit
andam satisfied the permanent 1t has been several
and do not believe will have OF the trouble
o7 blackberry St. otumwa Iowa F. c NORFOLK
What S. s. did for Mr. Norfolk every who is
afflicted with Skin Disease He of the thousands
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The skin composed of two distinct layers One known the
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covering the body The other known
and composed of elastic 6bes fat glands mphacs
section neced supplies the heahu propeies
the circulation keep the skin smooth and healthy Wecan therefore
readily see how necessary is for the blood TO be the skin
remain free from disease and also why humos and acids
aon always lind their way the surface and skin affections
of supplying reh nuridve properties ute circulation
constantly deposits acrd mpuy the
This Inflammation OF the under layer skin
splits breaks the thin tissue and liberation
glands discharge upon the surface in the form Of Eczema
such as Acne Psoriasis etc In these varieties the humor the blood
prorudo outer Pmpes rahes eruptons and ike
troubles all due to impure blood and only blood purifier
ray relief itching keeping the skin clean bur
such estmen have effect the blood and
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and removing the humors from the blood SIS Oo
heated circulation builds normal
muhphes its r nutritious copusces and adds purity and
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and sotened by plentiful supply OF dh pure blood S
diseases Eczema, Acne, letter Rheum pmpe bos
rahes and all erupons of the u These troubles cannot remain
the cause by purifying the blood Book Skin Diseases to
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bc tolerated by the board. The
hoard would also be a good thin N
settle all questions about titles. TIC
movement should be encouraged by
all boxers and promoters in tthe
states" I IN
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POLE is WINNER.

BUFFALO. n. Y, April 5.-Zbyszs-
ko, the Polish champion wrestler. to-
night defeated Charles Cutler OF Chi.
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EXTENT OF DAMAGE
IS NOT YET KNOWN

Salt Lake April S-The extent Of
the damage done to tho Western Pa
cinc By the recent storm is not yet
known as there arc parts OF the dam
aged track that have not yet been eI-
a@i1eA A full report u the damage
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
BASEBALL RESULTS

Colorado Springs, Colo. April 81
The Colorado Springs ZOos defeated
the Chicago White Sox No. here this
afternoon. to 6. Score:
n. H. E.
Zoos ,'..- s-'.....-. -
Chicago --.-.-----..-- ~
Bstteries-Woods and Yont: Young
and Ryan.
RH.E.
Vernon .'.s.-.-'...'...-' .
Portland - .-....-..-s.-..lO 10 10 3
Batteries. Willett and Brown;
Knapp and Fisher
HE.
San Francisco ......---.--.-.2 :
Oakland ..s-.-...--......l
Batteries. Wills and Williams;
Harkins and Spiesman.
RH. f.
Los Angeles ...--....-.......f 0
Sacramento o. ..,......-..... 10 2
Betteries: Delphi. Nagle and
Smith; Brown. Whslen and LaDonge.
PHILADELPHIA. April .. The
Phila. Americans today defeated the
local National IJeaguers. II TO Q. In
the third game Of the inter-lcague
baseball series.
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cago in two straight falls. The time
was 1.os:iQ. and 2S:i
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
BISHOP IS ASKED TO
 QUIT TIE AERO CLUB
OPEN LETTER FROM MEMBERS CHARGES PRESIDENT WITH TREAcHERY TO CLUB.

NEW YORK, April 7.-Six prom inent members of the Aero club of America have sent an open letter to Courtland Bishop president of the club. demanding his resignation forth with.
 The communication charges that his attitude bids fair to lose for this eoun- try the international aviation con test. and reccomends imperative ae- ton to save it.
 When Glenn II. Curtis won the championship last August" says the letter you. as the representative Of the Aero Club Of America, had the right to fix the date for the meet in this country Presumably at your instigatlon the date was fixed for the last half Of October and the last ha of November. Yet you knew tat during the latter port Of October and and the beginning of November, the atmospheric conditions in this coun- try are frequently so turbulent that even marine navigation is brought to a sta1dstill Thus you must be aware that tue date you have set makes il practically impossible to hold the great aerial cup race in this country.
 It adds that although Bishop six months ago announced the Wright Brothers would do nothing to pre- vent the meeting. no step had been taken by Bishcp to secure the prom ise i1 'egal form to assure the for eign aviators Tn consideration oi 1 all these facts and the fact that you will sail within two weeks to spend the ensuing six months in Europs it has become a serious matter ir the minds of many who formerly had i confidence in you whether you are deliberately contriving to deprive tht ! people of the United States and the Aero Club Of the honor of holding the meet
 For these and many other reas ons not herein set forth, we ask you
 for the cause of the better develop meat of aeronauties in America tS
 waive personal prejudice and stei
 aside"
 The letter is signed by Thomas A
 Hill. Lee s. Berridge. Gutzen, L. M i Berglum, William Hammer, Wilbur E
 Kimbau and Earnest L. Jones.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
EASY MARK FALLS |. FOR CON MtH'S GAME
ENTRUSTED WITH stoe,ooo BY SUPPOSED MFLLloNAIREs TO GET HIS sfo,ooo.

NEW YORK, April 7.- For a law ish stage setting. workmanlike ex- ecutioa and ample financing. the story of a racing swindle as told to the police tonight by Henry Wagner. senior member of a firm of bil- Hard table manufacturers. has no equal in the annals of the New York police bureau. To obtain $10.o00 the confidence men entrusted their dupe with s106,000 in cash. hired 8 private car from Baltimire to Jack sonvi,le, Fla. and impersonated sue cessfulIy a party of miIIionaires. one of whom was Fl. H. Rogers. Jr.. son of the late president of the Stan dard Oil company
 The sory came out tonight with the arrest of a man who gave his name as John Brown, sixty-eight years old, and describing himself as a broker and specuiator. but who. the police say. is George Rockwell, alias George Hammond. alias Old Jos Eaton, a notorious confidence lit<tu,- 4<<1St HiO-lAl W dfsnti tl-A q man representing himself 10 be A fred Sanford. pri5ate secretary to a Pennsylvania millionaire. with mon ey to spend on coal lands. Would Wagner take an option on 2000 acres at ts7. per acre? He would sell at a hugh profit. The secretary lacked funds to finance the deal him self, but if it went through he asked only 25 per cent for the tip. A trip to Baltimore followed where entered the mlslionaires. klcIpding "H. H. Rogers, Jr.~ ~Coi Mofat of Colorado; one Palmer and One Marshall.
 From Baltimore the entire party journeyed to Jacksonville by private car-alI on ehe ~miIlionaires at the racetrack there was heavy
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

There is no question about that. presume. under the decision of the court in the Northern Securities case. This bill in this section, di- rectly says that any railroad com Daay-there is no limitation upon it
 If it has acquired up to this time or shall acquire, between now and the date of the passage of the bill 50 per cent of the stock to another railroad company. even though it be a competing company. may go for ward and acquire the balance of the stock"
 This provision said Senator FL kins. was put in to allow any rail- road company owning 50 per cent of another railroad company to pur. chase the remaining 50 per cent. It is for the protection of the minority owning the other 50 per cent. Where would the minority be otherwise? l stated this before"
 But" protested Senator Bacon, if railroad company has acquired 50 per cent, or 51 per cent rather. of the stock of a competing line in such a way as to stifle competition, it is in violation of the present law, and the trade would be annulled and the union could be severed by the courts. But if this proposed law is passed with this provision in it the only limitation put upon the power of a railroad company. any railroad company in the United States. to acquire the possession ard control of every other competing railroad would be that it must ac- quire 90 per cent before the date of the passage of this act. It legalizes the 50 per cent already bought and authorizes them to go forward and purchase the balance. When this act is passed. if in the meantime the railroad company has secured 50 per cent Of the stock, the Sher- man law would be nulIified and the Northern Securities decision absp- lutely set aside"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
ELKIhS SPEECH ON
 RAIL BILL 4 JOKE

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 7.- Senator Elkins of West Virginia, who. it was promised. would explain and vindicate the provision of the presidents railroad regulation bill which will have the alleged effect of legalizing the Union Pacific merger. joker" in which the whole coun- try is beginning to take interest. has made his speech.
 Senator Elkins. however, endeavor- ed to explain" the provision about which so much complaint has been made by ignoring it. He read a long speech in defense of the measure which he may have written himself. but which. it is understood was pre- pared for him. He asked that he be not interrupted while reading the speech, which was with the argu- ments he was presenting to defend them.
 Senator Elkins' speech was re- sarded almost as a joke, by the senate. He utterly failed to dis prove the charge that the proyiso contained in Section 12 would legal ize the Union Pacific merger, which the government is now endeavoring to dissolve under the Sherman law. As soon as he had finished reading. Senators Bacon and Bailey challeng- cd him as to the effect of the pro- viso contained in Section r..
 The senator has omitted one of the most objectionable features of the bill" protested Senator Bacon. who then called attention to the fact that Senator Elkins had only casually alluded to the proyiso of Section 12.
 The senator from West Virginia, as chairman of the committee on interstate commerce. is in charge of this bill. regard this as the most redical feature of the bill. re- gard it as one which absolutely nul. lilies the present law so far as it relates to the restriction against the acquisition by one railroad of a competing railroad. i think the sen ator ought to give us the reason for it.
 Under the present law a combin ation between two competing rail road companies, the effect of which is to stifle competition, is illegal
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
DOUGLAS CELEBRATION WAITS
lpougIag InternationaI.l

fDOuStas iutefnaDoaai9
 The board Of directors of the chamber of commerce met yester- day and elected fourteen new mem bers mostly obtained as a result Of the red and blue contest. In addi- ton to this little was done. No di- rect action was taken on the Fourth of July celebration. The idea was to see what the expression of mem bers on the subject was and how much they would contribute. the ac- ton of Bisbee being the excuse giy- en for this action. some holding it might make a difference with the desires of Douglas members of the organization and that they might be willing to abandon the idea of a ccle- bration because Bisbee would not aid Douglas. Such a plan does not suggest itself to most Douglasites and plans were started today for other action to be taken on the question of a celebration. The loss of the three bali games planned would mean the cost of a months salary for the players to the associa- ton in Douglas Ball games, a prom inent speaker of national repute and other attractions can readily be ob-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
EXPLOSION BURNS
 TWO AT MhRICOPA

PHOENIX, April Hast night was the most exciting Maricopa has ex- perienced since that time, two years ago. when a bunch of hcboes swiped a sappiy of wood alcohol from freight car and went out in the sage brust to die. The excitement was caused by the explosion of the gasoline engine that operates the dynamo generating electricity for the lighting of F. J. McCarthy's hotel Leslie. the hotel proprietor's young son. and Teddy. his Chinese cook. were painfully burned. As a result the dance seheu- uIed to be held at the junction town last evening was postponed.
 News of the disaster to Mccarthy s engine and the injury to bis son and cook was brought to the city this morning by the Nj. & P. traiumen and Wesis-Fargo agents. The machinery is housed in a little adobe building in the rear of the hotel. It seems that the engine back-fired and a five gal lon can Of gasoline setting nearby caught fire either from the back-fire Or exhaust. Leslie Mccarthy. who Is a boy of about 19, was attending to the engine at the time and he attempted to carry the can of burning gasoline outside. Tn his haste he spilled some of the oil over his hands and clothing and in an instant his body was mass of flames
 Teddy, the Celestial chef. heard the unusual noise of the engines back fire and rushed into the little building In the door he bumped into Leslie who Uas still clinging desperately to inc gasoline can. More of the oil was spiashed upon Teddy and young Me Carthy dropped his burden
 Mccarthy made for a barrel ol water and climbed in. Teddy lacked his Celtic presence of mind and with shrIeks of terror fled into the hotel leaking most remarkably like human stvrociketi One eye witness re marked that he had tail of lire be hind him longer than the caudai ap pendage of Halley's comet
 One of the waitresses saved B~@ns Tumbo's namesake from death She threw him down on the floor, picked him up by the nape of the neck and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
OWES
 HER
 LIFE TO
Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound

Chicago. Ill.-"I was troubled with falling and inflammation, and the doe