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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-28
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Two Men Are Shot and
Many Wounded in a
Labor Riot

New York. July 2S-Two men were
shot and killed. four dangerously
wounded, one policeman and a score
or moro c0mbatants less seriously
hurt during riot of strike sympa-
thiderS today at the plant of the
American Sugar Refining company at
Williamsburg. where strike has
been in progress for A month,
Crowds of sympathiZers throw
bricks Mt the strike breakers from
house tops and. when the non-union
men started out with their trucks 10
deliver sugar, a rush was made Tor
the wagons. The police on the
trucks returned the fire.
The employees of the plant struck
month ago for an advance of wages.
The men killed were Lithuanians.
Several policemen were struck and
painfully hurt by the bricks thrown.
The entire neighborhood became in
yolved in the disturbance and the re-
serves from nine precincts had all
they could do To cope with the trou-
BILE.
IL appeared from accounts of by-
ISLANDERS that the officers did not wish
ia fire into the crowd. bat were forced
TO do so by the ferocity OF the attacks
upon them.
The mob was composed for the
most part of foreigners. chiefly Poles
and Lithuanians. They had been
making trouble for some time. but as
sumed a decidedly menacing attitude
last night when a boatload OF strike
breakers was brought to the plant and
set TO work The demeanor OF the
mob which gathered outside the plant
became so threatening this morning
that police protection was asked for.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-28
NO Street
CARS MOVE
Columbus, Ohio, Is to
Become a Military
Camp

Columbis, July 2S.-Not a street
car has been running in Columbus
SINCE midnight and thousands ais
compelled 10 either walk or ride e
any sort of vehicle to ge. TO thef
places OF business today. The cars
Viii not be started until the twd
thousand troops of the national guard
arrive today TO enfore order duri1S
the strike OF the street car men. Tho
famous mounted troop a, OF Cleve'
land. is among the soldiers called out
Battery c. of Columbis, Capt Har-
old NJ. Bush. commanding, is guarding
tho state. arsenal and it Will he on
duty there as long as the trouble con
tinues The battery c boys arc arm
ed with repeating gUGS which shoot
buckshot,
Adjutant General Wierbrght TODAY
ordered some 80 or 10 Ohio National
Guard sharpshooters who have been
p-actIcing at Camp Perry for the
coming competition shoot, 10 come ~
Columbus at once They viii be de-
tailed to watch buildings and see that
no one shoots on the troops.
Governor Harmon wired TO Secre-
tary Long today from his summer
home at CharIevoix. Mich, that he
would arrive In Columbus tomorrow
General McMacken. In command. said
he would not place soldiers in street
cars. He said:
"As Mayor Marshall has issued the
call for troops, they are spbservient
to the civil authorities and, there
fore, | am subject TO his orders and
will ho pOided bV them
Petitions are being circulated ad-
dressed to the mayor asking that a
receiver be named for the street ear
company
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tween Chicago and the Mississippi
river Via the so-calIed drainage canal
route. Mr.. Pugh planned some time
ago to establish freight carrying
system between Chicago and ST.
Louis. but was prevented from doing
so. nc says. because OF a number OF
stationary bridges across the drain
age channel
The so-cnlled Lockport link is
good enough for the motorboats. but
It wont help any concern that at
tempts to carry on transportation
business along the drainage canal
down to the Mississippi river or
points this side Of 1t" said Mr.. ,Pugh
The lock al LockDort. is not big en-
ough 10 accommodate the kind OF
boats that would he needed in order
to carry profitable freight-carrying
business
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-28
(1EI ERMANY
DEC[- lNE 5
TO Get Mixed Up in the
Tanning of Uncle
Sam

Berlin, July 2S.-Germany has de.
cllned 10 entertain the request Of
President Madriz that this govern
ront use its friendly offices TO put
stop to what is termed the inter
ferences OF the United States in the
affairs of Nicaragua
The Nicaraguan circular note to the
powers. In which a protest against
the attitude OF Washington toward
the rebellion was coupled with a plea
Tor foreign Intervention, was received
by the foreign office on June 16, by
cable direct from Managua.
As Nicaragua has no diplomatic rep
resentatlon at Berlin. the reply was
ilade through the German minister at
Biuetields
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WORLDS MARKETS
STRONG UPWARD BOUND
IN PRICE OF STOCKS

New York, JuIy 2S.-Prices OF
stocks bounded upward again today
with the opening of the market, the
gains running from to points over
last night for practically all of the
active issues The rise in Denver &
Rio Grande preferred reached 2 1-2
and Canadian Pacific 21-4 Very
heavy blocks changed hands in United
States Steel. Union Pacific and Anal
gamated Copper. and the quotations
for these stocks showed a spread of
a substantial fraction.
The extent of the opening advance,
coming after the sharp rise of yester-
day. invited heavy realizing sales.
The reaction was slight and enor-
nous buying orders flowed into the
market at rising prices St Louis
Southwestern preferred jumped 1.2.
Rock Island preferred 1-2. SlosS
Sheffield Steel 3-i. Southern Pacific,
Consolidated Gas and Westinghouse
Electric 8, Amalgamated Copper "a.
United States Steel SIS, Union Pa
cific. Readln, Cincinnati & Ohio.
Great Northern preferred. Norfolk C
Western, Louisville & Nashville.
American Car and National Lead TO
2 1-2.
After pauses the market gathered
force for further fresh advances Re
ports that embarrassed holdings had
been taken over by syndicateS
alarmed the shorts. The demand was
large. both for home and foreig mac
count, Amalgamated Copper had
risen Ia before noon; Southern Pa
cific. Union Pacific. Louisville & Nash
Vile, Reading and American Locomo-
tive IL. and Great Northern pre-
ferred. St Paul. Atchison. Missouri
Pacific and United States Steel or
more.
pondc MORA rrn
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha July 2S-Cattle-Receipts
2 500; market, active, lower Rang
ers higher, native steers i.75a7.75:
cows and heifers 3.25a5.75: western
steers 35OaG.00; range COWS and heif.
ors, 275a4 60; Gamers 50aS %; /;
stockers and feeders. 9.00a5.5O calves
l.00a7 00 bulls. stags. etc, S.Ooa5,25
Hogs Receipts. 5000; market 10a
loo lower. Heavy 7S5aS,35. mixed
s loas30: light S35aS70. pigs 750a
500. bulk OF sales SO5aS35.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 market
steady Yearlings A50a5.i0; wetherS
3.5Oai25: ewes 5.00a3.75 lambs 65Oa
10
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MILLIONS TO BE MOVED
FROM THE BANKS

Chicago, July 2S.-Twenty-fiye mil
Hon dollars of gold. silver and green
backs, as well as S93.000,0O0 In Sc
ourlties, will be moved Saturday from
the Continental National bank to the
Commercial National.
The transfer will necesSitate the
use OF scores of police and private
guards. Two wagons will be used
to haul the money.
The two banks have been merged
and. ON August 1, the new Continent
al and Commercial National bank
will begin business.
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NO COMMERCIAL ADVANTAGE
IN THE WATERWAY

Chicago, July 2S.-"The connection
just completed at I.ockport between
the draina2e canal and the old Ill-
nois and Michigan canal is all right
for the motor-boat enthusiasts, but.
from a commercial standpoint, it has
practically no significance"
This statement was made yesterday
by James A. Pugh. president OF the
Pugh Terminal Warehouse company.
and close student OF the possibilities
OF freight transportation by water be-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-28
CHOLERA
EP|DE MIC
People Dying by Thou.
sands in the Cities
of Russia

ST Petersburg, July 27-The extent
Of the cholera epidemic is revealed
In figures made public today by the
government sanitary commission
The stricken region now includes AZ
provinces and territories of European
Russia, and. since the outbreak of
the disease last May, there have been
total of 371 ,652 cases with 1861
deaths
Recently there has been a startling
increase in the number of victims.
During the week ending July 23, no
less than 1894 cases were report
ed and of these 5,979 terminated fat
ally
Some time ago, the scourge made
its appearance In this city and for the
last fortnight there has been daily
average Of forty cases and twelve
deaths in the capital Yesterday there
were "a cases and IA deaths report
ed here.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-28
EXPERTS WANTED FOR
WIRELESS TELEPHONE

Washington, July 2S.-Experts in
wireless telephone are being sought
by the United States civil service
commission in it's efforts TO keep pace
with the worlds achievements.
An examination will be held
throughout the country on August 2l
for those who are yersed In the
science of wireless telephony
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HELENA HAS
FOREST 7 FIRE:
Fear Expressed That 1t
Might Develop Into
ConfIagration

Helena. Mont. July 2S.-A forest
fire broke out on Mount Helena to.
day and the city flre department re-
sponded to the call of the forestry
department 10 assist in controlling It,
Forester Bushnell says it may devel-
op Into a serious conflagration A
path is being cut TO the windward of
the flames.
forest fire is also burning in the
vicinity OF Marysyllle. this country.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-28
ESTRADA FORCES IN CONTROL
OF klCARAGUA'S EAST COAST

Washington, July 2S.-The state de-
partment announced today that Mr..
Moffat. American consul at Blue
fields. reports that the Estrada fac
ton is now in control of all points
on the east coast of Nicaragua. with
the exception OF San Juan Del Norte,
Bluefields Bluff and Cape Gracias."
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THEY COULD NOT
IDENTIFY THE CORPSE

Newport. Ore. July 2S.-Two sis
ters of Sophia Nois, Mrs, Edward E,
Alloway and Mrs John Gunsalus,
Viewed the remains Of the woman
found In a sack in Yaquina bay Tues
day and were unable to identify them
as their sister The coroner's jury
returned a verdict that the corpse was
that OF white woman. and that she
was murdered
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago, July -Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 5000; market slow .
beeyes 81 70aS 25: Texas steers So 30
as so: western steers 81 70a6 so :
stockers and feeders 81 0Oa6 %; COWS
and heifers 81 50a6 40; calves Sc so
az 80
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000.
Market slow; light IS. 50a9 80; mix
ed SS 2oaS so; heavy 81 90aS. 10,
rough 81 9OaS 20; Gcod to choice
heavy SIS .20aS. so; pigs SIS 55ao 90. !.
bulk Of sales $S 50aS 90
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 49,
00O market steady; native So 7Oa4 :
30; western 50 coal 80; yearings 81
5Oa5 75 lambs, native, 81 50a5 95,
western 81 50a6 10.
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chlcauo Produce.

Chicago, July 2S.-Butter-Steady:
craameries, 23@27c; dairies. 23@2Gc.
Eggs Steady; receipts. 9,SSS. al
mark. cases included. l0@ lie; hrsts,
l5c
Chcose-Steady, dairles. 10 l-4@
Americas, Is 1-4@15 1-2c; long horns,
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WIRELESS
IS ACTIVE
SteamerMay Have Grip.
pen and Ills Typist
Aboard

Montreal July 2S-The White Star
liner laurentic passed Belle Island at
o'clock this morning. She had on
board Inspector Few of Scotland Yard
In the Crippen case.
The night off the coast of eastern
Canada was full of wireless communi-
cations flashed seaward. but no reply
came to reveal the whereabouts of
Or. Hawley Crippen, who Is wanted In
London in connection with the disap-
pearance Of his actress wife, Belle e.
more, and the doctors former typist,
Ethel Clara Leneye.
Nor did any incoming word reveal
the Identity of the two passengers
who went aboard the Canadian steam
er Montrose at Antwerp, as John Rob-
inson and John Robinson, Jr, and are
reported under suspicion as possibly
being Crippen and his typist In
spector Dew of Scotland Yard, aboard
the rapidly incoming Laurentic of the
White Star line, also had sent no
word.
Throughout the night the Moutrose
was supposed to be rapidly nearing a
zone of wireless communication with
the station at Belle Isle. With the
steamers type Of apparatus, this
would be within $50 miles OF the
coast. At dozen other stations the
wireless never ceased their calls.
The Dominion officers look for mes
sages telling what. If anything, Dew
learned from the Montrose by wire
less when the two steamers. accord
Ing TO calculations, were In close prox-
imty TO each other yesterday at noon.
Chief Constable Guayreau's instruc-
lions from Commissioner Sherwood at
Ottawa are to board the MoDtrose
when she pauses at Father Point for
a pilot and to arrest DR.. Crlppen and
his typist if they are found.
The attorney generals department
at Quebec is also represented. II sent
out Chief Mccarthy and another Off
Ger with authority to arrest.
On Board Steamship Laurentic. via
Marconi wireless to Belle Isle. n. F.
July Replying to inquiries as to
plans of Inspector Dew OF Scotland
Yard in tracing those suspected OF
being DR. Crippen and companion. no
one by the name of Dew is shown OF
the passenger list.
The above message is the first word
received from the steamer Laurenic
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CHICAGO Close.

Chicago, July 2S.-Wheat-July los
rs, Sept lO3 5-Sa3-4 Dec. 100 IA to
3.S: May los rs to l05
Corn-July 63 rs; Sept 6$ IL to
SIS; Dec. 6l IL to SIS; Nav 68 IL To
oats-July IS rs; Sept. IS 5-S; Dec.
81 1.2 to SIS. Nav 6@ IL TO IS,
Oats-July 3S rs; Sept 3S SIS;
Dec. 3S l-2a5-S May 10 7Sa41
Pork-July, 25.S5; Sept 21.S7 1-2:
Jan. 1925.
Lard-July 1167 -; Sept He
2: Oct. 11.60al1.62 10. Nov. 1875
Ribs-July 200; Sept. 1l53 IL;
Oct 11.05.
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g C ooo Q O O C o Q G @ G c
HE WAS IN q GREAT

HURRY TO BE FINED.
Trinidad. Colo. July 2S-As a first
aid to tardy Justice. the telephone was
not a success, In the opinion of sam
uel Chullo Chullo, who lives near
Elmoro, engaged In a fight with his
nelghbor, Ignacio Manlscolco. Tues
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MURDERER
LOCA TED
Vending, Slayer ofLittle
Alma KelIner, in San
Francisco

San Francisco, July 2S-According
TO Captain j p. Carney, chief of the
detective department of the Louisville
police force, Joseph Vending, the
janitor OF ST Johns parochial school.
who is accused of the murder Of Alma
KellneT the eight-year-old niece of
wealthy brewer of the Kentucky city,
is surrounded in this city and his
capture Ia only question of few
hours. Carney has been in San Fran
cisco for the past three weeks, having
traced Vending here from Vallejo,
where he had been living under an
assumed name
San Francisco, July 2s-While he
case. Capt Wall of the detective de-
partmcnt virtually admitted today
that several OF his men had spent
the night guarding a house where the
suspect was expected to come. The
suspect did not appear and the de-
tectives now believe that he Will be
hard TO capture II he is the man
wanted, as the story published this
morning will put him on his guard
Detective Carney of Louisville
traced Vending TO Vallejo where tho
latter had lived for some time under
an assumed name. The suspect dis
appeared. however. and the trail lei
TO San Francisco Chief Stamford
OF Vallejo, who had become acqualnt-
ed with the man, accompanied the To-
cal officer to aid the San Francisco
department In making the capture.
Alma Kelner left home on the
morning of December 8. last. to at
tend mass at ST. Johns Parochial
school. Her parents supposed she had
been kidnapped by relatives who wish
ed her brought up in another faith
On May 30. last. the little girls body,
fearfully mutilated, was found In the
basement OF the school A reward
Of $4,000 was offered for the appre-
hension of the murderer by the child's
relatives Vending had fled and
Captain Carney was induced to take
up the chase which led him through
several southern states. Mexico, Cen
trail America and finally TO San
Francisco. From this city Carney
traced Vending to ranch near Rio
Vista where he had been working as
common laborer From the rancn
the trail led TO Vallejo and thence
back 10 this city. where the local po-
lice declare they have the alleged
murderer surrounded
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suoar and Coffee.

New York. July 2S.-Suear- Raw,
firm: Muscoyado. So test. $S.sG. cen
trifugal, 90. test. sl.SG: molasses su-
gar. s 9test. S361 Refined quiet
Coffee Spot steady: No. Z Rio.
s 5.Sc; No. Santos. 9l-2@9 5.Sc
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The above message is the first word
received from the steamer Laurentic
since II came in touch with the Amer
lean side London reports have
stated definitely that Inspector Dew
was aboard 1t is probable he Is con-
cealing his identity under an assumed
name
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Fetal Market

New York. July 2S.-Copper-Flrm
standard spot. Sll.9O@ l21o.
Lead-Quiet: $3.50 AS.
Bar silver. 53l-ic-
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LOST AUTOGRAPH
PHOTOGRAPH OF TEDDY

New York. July 2S.-A wo-
. man employe in the treasury
department at Washington,
has asked the New York police
to help her recover an auto
graph photograph of eX.
President Roosevelt, which she
values highly. She lost the
}. photograph, which was in
parcel with other articles in
railroad station here, while
she was en- route from a vaca-
ton trip to Maine.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-28
WATER POWER OF
COLORADO is GREAT

Washington, July 2s.-The water
power possibilities Of Colorado have
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-28

THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL BE PARTLY
CLOUDY TONIGHT AND ToMoR.
ROW. t'.. .<gsI
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
GOING ID ATASCADER0
 SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH
Date Of Departure of National Guardsmen For Annual
 Encampment.

In order to give the members of the National Guard an opportunity to vote for the delgates to the consti- tutional convention, the date of the departure of Arizona's citizen sol diers for the annual encampment and maneuvers at Atascadero, Cal, has been set forward. No company will leave it's home station before September 13 The election will be held September F.
 Adjutant General Coggins original ly planned to have all the companies except the two in Phoenix start from their homes September F. They would have reached Phoenix in time to leave this place for Atascadero on the thirteenth
 The present plan is for. the out side companies to start on the thir- teenth, lay over here one day and leave for camp on the fifteenth. On the day that they lay over here sup plies and equipment will be issued to them.
 IL is uncertain whether the troops will travel over the Southern Pacific or Santa Fe. Considerable trouble is being experienced in securing rates that will bring the total within the appropriation made for transporta- tion purposes.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
SUMMER PROSPERITY
 OF \ PHOENIX BANK
Unprecedented Growth of the Business
 of the Union Bank & Trust Go.

The territorial auditor yesterday is sued q call on all the territorial banks for statements showing their condition at the close of business the night be- fore, September l. The Phoenix banks are always prompt to respond to these calls and there is a sort of rivalry be- tween them to see which can be most prompt. the difference seldom being more than hours and rarely full day. All the banks are affected alike for the national bank cOmptrolers demand of the national banks is usually made on the same date. Among the first to respond this time was the Union Bank x Trust company, which has the. dis tinction of being the smallest bank m the city, but is further distinguished by a hope that it will not always be- J. F. Cleaveland, the new cashier of the Union, was more than pleased to get his statement ready as quickly as pos sibe for the showing made by the bank is one that not only shows the rapid eXpansion of it's business through an unprecedented growth, but it reflects the general prosperity of the valley.
 The statement covers exactly two months, the last former statement haV- ing been made June 30, and July and August are usually accounted the two most stringent months of the year for the Phoenix bankers, owing to the de- mands of depositors who at this sea son chase away to cooler climes with their surplus money, and to the move ment of crops which generally calls for the use of cash that is idle at oth- CT seasons. As a general rule, there fore, when the summer business of Phoenix bank equals it's previous mark it may be said to have already in creased it's business. But in the case of the Union Bank x Trust company, the figures of the statement are de- cidedly flattering.
 The totals shown in the statement of September are $2O2, 2,852.SS, as against S176,53425 on June 30, an in crease of $26,31S.13. During the two months the deposits have increased by practically $25,O00, or nearly S5OO per day for each banking day during that period. The bank has also bought Maricopa county school bonds to the amount of $22, 2,252.4O, and its loans have
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
JEROME MExCANS ASK
 AID OF GOVERNOR SLOAN
Request Executive to Bring About Res
 cission of Mayor Connor's Order.

Charging that Mayor Connor of Jerome exceeded his authority in is suing an order prohibiting the celebra- tion of the centenary of Mexican inde- pendence planned by the Mexican citi- Zens of Jerome, a delegation consisting of Juan N. Reyes, secretary of the Junta Patriotica of Jerome, and Victor L. Murajie, vice president of the socie- ty, accompanied by Secretary Gozman of the Phoenix Mexican consulate, and Jesus Melendrez, pro secretary of the Phoenix Junta Patriotica, went before Governor Sloan yesterday, asking the executive to take such action as lay within his power to bring about res cission of the order.
 Some days ago. following the shoot ing of peace officer in Jerome, Mayor Connor issued an order that the ap- preaching celebration be abandoned. Work had already commenced upon the new platform to be occupied by the speakers. and this was ordered
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
increased from s124.s7O.s6 to s1as,-

increased from s124,97O.66 to $139,- 677S1
 This showing of prosperity in the Salt river valley is made also in year that has not been generally favorable to banking. Money In the east has been tight and hard to get hold of, but here in Arizona, where prosperity has taken up a permanent reign, progress has been continuous The business of the Union Bank & Trust company has grown so notably that the enlargement of the banking room has become nee essary and plans are now drawn and under consideration for enlarging the quarters to three times the present size and the putting or an entire new front in the Nicholson building, which is the banks home and has been since it's organization. The pleasing condi- tions of the institution are not only a source of satisfaction to the business interests of the city generally, but re- fleet credit on the directorate of the institution, which has grown so not ably since it's reorganization few months ago.