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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-06
1ie pausfrau ,n iiber,euaeu,
Gheerlanbnibiheine.

5Ga6iano gianeioI.. %, gldfbpint.
l5oisphine GatonsarO, 18. 2inn Ctr
)6arrp gerns. %, Georgia ap..
lJranees Werfh. Is, CLINT Ctr.
80. Rap Murpbp, "a, 9.lbi, 8.
l5lorence G. 2aub.r, 90. bessl.
lJoi. !. GilioiI, 54, ct. 9ouig.
lWarp .. Gupnan. 40, Dsit 4. Ctr.
l5enrp u. QUIT, "a. Joreroft, Rs.
lGr.lpn Wauh, IS. Gutter Ctr.
)Soiepb gramloss, 20, Somm.rs ct
tSaDi. Sanbers, 10, GsIt Ctr.
(Rob. ;. Seller, "a, 5amilton, 8.
tGona @. Strubls, "a, Seipitt 4ps.
IS. 9. We. 4rhiable, %, Drats ape
tauereiia Dalisr. %. WabiiOn ROub
|Jobu aeupp IT,. %, Columbus, 8
tWlprtle O. Gonuan, %, glmtuooo.
i9opIor 2isbtioot, 56. glms gtace.
lquura u. 1obo, 40, Wprtl. 4pe.
80. Waibeips. q, Gbarl.fton, 30. ga
lpenrI Rhoees. 19. Weit 8. Str.
lauitin 6annss. 81. Gbarl.iton, 80 .ga.
laaep Jrend. 19, Deii s. Ctr.
lGarI 6. Sutton, q, gortsmoutb, 8
lIs, na erabtrse, 18. gant Str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-06
gait 5er(6mettertem SdGosf
8urSe Der gtsQer Gbarics @iaiams
as 9elde aufqeiuufeu.

Die 2eihe beg Ncqers GtQrles Df.
ltoms, bon 2erinQtoH, &1., nurbe oes
tern Wtorgeu i'm GroqsIhoB oes leer=
ftebenoen uno tbeitnsiie qbqetraueneu
5en:msntbduies an Der Su0oIt = Ede
Der 3. unO Sim StraBe aufoefuuoen.
Die linte Seite 0es ShdDels mar
8erftmettert. PoIj3ei uno Coroner
Duroen Iofort benunrthtiQt uno sr-
ft:re neigte iit anFQnolit ber Nm
nabme gu, oaB Der Reger ermoroet
tporoen lei. Der Gorcnsr Qelanase
ieoo6 nat ein9e6enoer unterfu6unI
81 Ser AnIitt, ouB Elm llnfaQ oors
Iiegt. SelbitperItdnDit pjro cine
etngebsnoe llnterIuhunq anqeIteIt.
Der gteger beabitftt9te jso'nfaQs in
Dem gr0Btentbeils obgebrodenen 6es
bduoe. bon ipelhem nur nod oie 2tu
Benmauern bis gum eriten Stottuert
por6unoen iinD, 81 Ubernuhten uno
fiel pabrihstnIid in Der Ounfelheit
in oas grogeihoB. Die 2eihs puros
fpdter in Der UtorQus ron einem
Wtanns Ramens Robert Wlprris iben.
ttFi5irt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-06
Nns benz Hplisetaeribt.

8erIhiebene gerionen. pelhe an
U}ontag infolge gu snergiiher 1Seier
oes gierten Suli perbaftet norDen ma.
ren. ma6tsn geitern osm poli3eiritter
ibre gufpurtune.
Nm. groDn, So6n 8opo, 8eor9e
W. 9aup uno Oscar IlDrsp, peIhe i'm
uebermoB i9res Ydtriptismus i6re Rse
polper ubgefsuert batten, tpuroen gu il
s. uno ben Soften psrurtbeilt uno Die
ShieBeiIen ipuroen tonfisSirt.
Der Reger Sobn 2aipiou bate, ais
er pegeu oesi:lben 8ergebens perbaFtet
puroe, einen RepoIper in Ieinem ges
iise, peIher mebrere iharfe Qatronsn
sntbielt. Gr luuroe ipegen 5ragens ners
borgsner Waffer nit elmer Straie Don
$50 uno ben Soften beIest.
Die Relsriu 9ioIa 6uiton unp Der
Wsibe SSobn Boiler trafsn Iih in Der
Montag Ru6t beios ungeaedt, auT Der
Strube. 9iolu rief: .9urrub for
JobnIon!" uRb Boiler antnprtete NIT
~Surrah fir Ssffris!" Sm nGhitsu
4ugenbIide euttpidelte 1ih etne ernbs
artiee aeiIsrei. pslter ourb oas Grs
ideiHeu Der goli3ei stu GuDe eemaht
puroe. Die Regertu puroe BON Rit-
ter 9oos frsissiprchen, pGbrsnp Dol
Isr 5u ben Soften perurtbsilt purbe.
Der 5da ssgen ben Des Mlprpans
griFfs anestIasteu 2eiiher Sumter
Duros bts gum Is. Suli perIdoben.
UNI ben 4usgans Der 0srIeBuneen feiz
mes Spfers, oes SoI. 5ei3elmann bon
Gopington, ob3utpnrten.
VI. 9. Rioer, pelhsr auf 9sranlaIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-06

centrum niht 3ufrieben unb bdben ou
etgene Soften fneitere elettrif6e Safer:
men onbrinsen laRen. cSn Snbtanapo.
liz tDerben bierbei Tungiton camper
pertpanot, tpdbrenD in Ct. Gouts
.Wtagnetite" gogenlampen CUR Ser.
penOung ssIangen. Ha9 6errr
O'grien's Qnii6t iino bic 5ungitOr
SQmpen melt 5tpedoisnlider.
Sin tpeiterer 8ertht iber cine Stus
oienreiie fam pom 8ommittee fin
StraBen uuo 9orts, bus tiirsIi9 oui
Ginlabung Der Gbicagoer S5irmu re,
8Iome &c So. in &noIDiQe Elm neue5,
9ranitoib gsnanntes pflaiterungsma=
tertal unterfuht Bate Wie bas &omz
mittse in ieinsm 9ert6t ertlGrt, ma6t
8runitoio als pflaiter einen iebr GIN
ittgen Gtnorut, ober iiber Die 0auerz
baftlqtstt tonn Das aommtttee 7if
naturlt6 tein urtbeil erIauben uuO bic
6erren bef6rdnten Ii6 in benz 9eri6t
etnfa6 odrauf 3u befiirporten, oaB
8ranttOto bier bel qfluiterunQsur6eiz
ten perpanot tpsrbe, ipenn Der Stabts
ingenieur es empfieblt. Der 8eri6t
tpuroe sntgegsngsnOmmsn uuo qutgez
beiBsn.
Dem Gommittee fir StrQBen nurs
be etne 3uihrift BON 8epohnern un0
8ruHobeiiBern an Der Guitern 4penue
iiberDisIsn. Sn bisIsm S6rtftItut
Diro Der Staotratb oui ben buufGuts
gen 3uitanb Der Bride iiber ben Oud
Greet aufmertinm gsma6t, bic felt
nabe3u 100 Jabren bsnuBt piro unb
uber bic yltoeautreu3ung on Der Renbs
comb Sunction fiibrt. Die Beten1eu
ertlGren, boB an cine Repurutur Der
Bride riht gu penten lei uno empfe6z
len oa6er bsm Stabtrut6 bic BON
Jamss W. Qdnghon ungeboteneS6 6ene
flung zines 9runbitutes an3une6men
burh tpelhes bic Gditern Noenue um
etpG 800 SUP perldngert unb 3uQIeit
Geleqsnbeit ge6Oten piree, an elmer
nett 3ugdngIi6sr.n St.Qe cine ue6er,
fibrung Der GiieHbabngsIsiIs gu I6oT.
| fen.
Die StrnbsrbubngeIeuI6uFt pirb in
3utunft gsbaItsn '.in, ibrs 8eIeiIe an
Der Wef Q6teu Strabs ituubfrei gu
balten. 4uf Gruno elmer oies be3uqIi.
den GmpfshIung, bic Or. Goot bon
Der 10. Warb p0rtge Dohe unterbrei:
tst bate, fpuroe cine ReTolution pal.
iirt, bic borf6reibt, boB bic StrQben.
babngeIellihaft i6r We9ere6t or oer
Dsit Q4tsn Strab., bon Der glberor
Qpsnus big gum Gnbpuntt Der Gl6e.
ron Qbenue Straben6u bnlinie ipren.
tsIn muB IobaLo es n0thig 1T, um Bit
StraBe ituubFrsi gu baItsn.
Dem QrIu6en Der genobner be,
Susr9sns Qperu., ben Namen oel
StruBs in Green 5iu 2lbenue 3u Der:
dnoern, tpuros Itattgegeben unb gu
gIeider 3stt srbisIt aud cine bisber
nomsnloi. 2ttIsn spiIhen Der Wtgul-
lough uno Gurrsu StraBe, ben Ramer
pfdff Quep.
Gin 9siuh bon GrunobsTiBern ar
Der Sparta StraBe, oisis StroBe Dor
Der 8ilbert 2lpenue bis 3ur U2ente,
StraBe fir ben 9srtsbr gu ihIieBen.
tpuroe oem Suitdnoisen 8ommittee
lbsrlpi.I.H.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-06

terin bon gli5obet6 !. Diron; gerfos
nalien $500, 0runoeieentbur $4,000.
Gaa 9. Wenbenboll lit Seftaments@
poqitrederin bon Wolter g. Wenoens
ball; perfonalien $4,000.
Rofa Bauer lit NahldbperDalterin
bon 5rant Bauer; Grunosigentbum
$500.
9as am IL. auguit 1881 obeefabts
Seitdment bes Jrant Bauer, tporin er
feline Satin Caroline ais grbiu feiz
nes, etfpa $500 bstrdgenben 8ermDs
gems einiest, puroe BON Der Gebteren
erit Dor einigsn 5ogen gsfunben. Oa
bic beioeH 3eugen jeoo6 i6or IGngit
tobt itnb, Durbe bas geitament niht
3ugslaFsn uuD Die Witttpe oualifi3irte
a!s HadlaBpsrtDaIterin.
8eridtebenss.
Wm. gnberIs bat cine SIage oe9sn
SobH RuegsIs II. u. angsitrsnst, portn
er bic Qnnunirung elmer 9runDsigeus
HUNS uebertraguug psrldnet.
Die Central Ratioual 8ant bon Co
lumbus, g., tlagte cine 5prosrurg
iiber $1544.87 gsgen Bm. ). 8o(Is u.
u. elm.
Die Gaille 9rps. 60. bat cine 5or>
berung iibsr S3828.15 gsgsn SEQ. W,
Bennett singstlagt.
auguit Reii4 tlogte cine Gorberunq
iiber S3250 gesen Die Marbeli3en
Jibre SO. Elm unb psr!ungt, boB Elm
R.ceiDer fir bic aorporation ernanni
tperoe.
5enrp Werring bat cine SaEdrfors
berung iiber $2436 gsgsn ben 9roeer
5enrp 8. SeFing sins.tlugt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-06
Yciilei In ffepiijd,.

Gi. poIi3ei lest benz abinisbsbri.i
zines dnssbliheu SelbitrOrbers, mel.
d,r BON benz polisiften WeTanisl an
,insm Bdum in gurnet Moos., ssbsis
isi. sefunnen ipuroe, ttiHe/ tIonbere
Debeuiuns bel. 5robbem a<rbeH be-
3iislihs RatforidunseH onaei'eiIt tpsr.
ben. Der Settsl entbisIt bic Wori.:
Sd babe tein 8er!angen, IGHssr su les
ben. sSdh hintsrIaiTe all.s. mas it BE-
iiss, msiner Shpsf..r. Wsine leine
tang Inn ReiorpOir s.iunben iperbtn.
Ge7.S. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-06

5reoerit unb 5lorence Rein6art,
4197 9amilton 2los.; Elm &na6e.
Nrtbur uno 5rancis SegeLe, 4176
Chamber StraBe; Elm 8uah.
9enrn uno SiIou Rapp, 1924 9ine
Strabs; Elm Wdohen.
pbiuip unb MiIisa 9e.srs, 313
Charlotte StraBe; Elm anabe.
Il6reht unb Marie 2eoerle, sos
Ri6mono Strabe; Elm MGoten.
Soc uno 9urOntha MafuIas, 1893
2ibertp StrQBs; Elm 9nabe.
Nm. uno 2uIu Steiumeier, 1929
Weitsrn 4pe.; Elm mdohen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-06
Froben fir be ansitcuunqsuptr.

Die erite Ghorprpbe fir ben 5peltsa
Itt Der pdbreno Der aueitsQuHg aui
5ufibrenoen Cper ogdoietta" fuup ge.
tern 4beno in 9reenpooo SQq itatt
uRo purbe BON 6errn !oerBea gsIsitst.
Der gemiidts gbor lit $50 Stimmeu
TART uno sntbdlt, nah BEN geltrigeu
uno Den friiberen proben 3u urtbsilsR,
ousge3eihetss SttmmsHmateriaI. Cine
tpeitere grobe ftnOet am frsitaa 2bsnb
itatt.
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ZterblihfeitsberiHt.

Mar Sdmiot, 90, 2119 Goth Str,
Gsberleioen.
Sarab aennspp, Al, 4415 gaitern
2lp., Shpinoiuht.
6srman Shmiot, q, 115 90. CT
Der Str, Shpinoiuht.
Wdrtin gnoerion, %, 1892 Central
4p., lubertuloie.
georse Smitb, 40, Stanoaro 6otel,
gubtrtulois.
Gmma Cecilia g09sIs, 80. 110S
Geft Strabe, Sirnitlcs.
9eorge peters, Sr., SO. 1854
Wpntana 3D., Rasentrebs.
Carrie Gonrab, "a, 5000 Gthun
qo., 9lutpsrgiftung.
5ree. Waffenitmibt, Il, 1916 8ins
Strabe, aungsnsnt3inoung.
Marp Yotsc, 81, 554 Wsit 6. Ctr,
gauhf.llent5iinouns.
Soiepb 5o1Gnoer, % sdgs. 154i
Central 4p., untsrIsi6sent5iinpung.
israntis 6. Jootman. Ct. soisp6s
WaiIsnaniioIt, l Wonat, lnterIeibsz
entsiinbung.
5Obn Doe, 25. 2onsDi.p 5oipital,
SbptnSIudt.
George aIIen, Al, 324 Butler Str,
Was,n,r.bs.
9llbsrt R.fpmau, s. 1921 Gotrain
Qp., untsrlsibs.nt3iinouHs.
Robert Geo Sdmi". 81, 2130 5ats
mater Str, 5ersihIos.
SuIia S9ap, rs, 801 Wain Ctr,
Qb.rn<rtaltung.
Sobn 5. 5ubspo6l. 65, GAG 80. 9.
Str, 5aruidurepsrgiftung.
WarD 6. 9uIbnsu, A, BAL Sma
prial Str. RudsnmartsIhrpinbIu6t.
anna Wl. GpoIb, II, 3156 gii6op
Strab., glutI.ere.
Utarp 9utter.r, At, 848 RodbaIs
ab.. gbolsra Uiprbus.
Sobn Sorb, 81, 1862 CHM Ctr,
Snaueit in S6ipebe.
4lbert Ban Qeup.n, 80, 106 Com.
meree Strabe. 2eberperbdrtung.
Nllie Wdtts. s Utpnate, 1421 Gin
Str, 2une.neut3iiuoung.
Bernard Werniins, 80, 1911 1opns
ibip Str, Sbtpinoiu6t.
gftbtr gobsn, II, 545 80. 6. Str,
2uneenentsiinbung.
Weihael preht, So, s28 Charlotte
Ctr, Nierenl.ioen.
Dominica 9eI.ianoro, I Stunoe,
1888 Queen gitn Do.
9ogan Waibington Rorris, %,
3746 Suolop 2lp., ShpinbIutt.
Raomi Rutb McRsup, 8 Ronate,
1874 Slapitone ap, 2uns.nsntsiius
oung.
SoIspb Saiiett, /, S7s 80. 8. Str.,
llnterkibsentsiinouus.
Sobn gaute, So. 3767 Clifton 2lp.,
5er3febler.
aatberine a.itb, ! Wonat. 523 SIt
8. StrdBe. nnterlsibsent3iinbung.
Gpelpn S6aiio, 6 Wtonats, 54s
9eorse Strabe, untsrleibsent3iinbuna.
Grant O. Rod, rs, Sra6 RoaS,
4itbmu.
Warsar.t Reomonb. 40, 1922 gine
namou Ctr, Shpinoiutt.
5hos. Sennesan. 6 Wo6sn, unt.rs
leibsent3iinouns.
gbparb ). Cole, 55, Wariap ap.,
gruitf.lleni3iinouns.
gornsliu Boiler, SO, 404 Dapio
StraBs, SdDinoiu9t.
Senrietta papsp. 20, 815 aenpou
slp., Suoueit in Shpebe.
gensoiet 6. aaslin. 100 10. Court
Str. 5sr3lsibsn.
5enrp 9rodmann. 70, 1852 Jairs
oielp ap.. 3irHIdIas.
Soi. Delleeapos. 2, 1920 ainpooo
4p.. unterleibseHtsiinoung.
Sdrritt Blair GroeBenberaer, 40.
81. 9Ouis. Ro., Iooiions aransb.it.
Wsarp Seiter Bradbury. 26. 954 Oft
3. StraBs. Snqueit in Sdtpebs.
amanbo 3. Oeraei, 81, 1o16 Main
StraBs. R.aoins, 9linooarmsnt3lu.
ouHa.
4nn glart, 78, 449 pionsr Str,
guftr0brensnt3iinoung.
Samuel Dennis, 2 Mondte. 925
John Strobe. llnterlsibsentsiinoung.
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fung Der 6rau 2ouiie BtQiamIon bon
6poe Part in Snoiunapolis Osr5oftet
uno na6 gincinnoti 3uriitgebratt
poroen mar, neil er iih unqebIit einen
0iamaHtrtn9 ongeeiqnet baben iolIt.,
nuroe auf freien FuB geiett, bu Trau
WiQiumion iit na6trogIin peigerte.
gegen i'm por3ugeber.
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Nfatiess ss6erin8e.

esHrs 0etslss
o83 -. q. Gfs.. Hahs 0eatrat Use.

Sm Qoufs bss Rationalieisrtases
ipurb<n 63 Rtpolper, s aaHonsn unD 3
aRbsre Gfubndffen bon Der poli3ti
tcufissirt. Disitlben ipsrben auf slns
erbHuns bes poliseidefS. anitatt pts
in frIbsrsH Sabren ben Gissntblmsrn
sutiideesebtn su peroen. asrfori psrs
bsss
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Der Staotrai6.
lie Sommerferien Der StaStuGter la.
ben nit benz geitriseu Sage
begonnen.

Die Hd6ite Stdbtratbsitsung auf Der
/. 2tuguit anberGumt. Gefterr
purce Die getsSroinan3 paiIirt
Der gau Der poIi3siitation an
Der arb Strabe gutgsbeiBen.- Die
gautoiten uuf ettpa $4,000 psrans
fdIagt. - Dsitere S6ritte 6s3ig.
li6 Der 5reppe auf Y}t. Qoams. -
qrojsftirte ginDerIsiburg BON Din.
ton plaee. = S'grien u6er Stras
BsnbeIeu6tung in SHoiaRapOIts unr
ct. 2ouis.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
FANCY CARDS
THROWN OUT

Several hundred Christmas cards.
mailed 10 friends In various parts of
the world, principally in foreign coun-
tries. Will never reach their desti-
nation.
Because of the fact that on the ont
side OF the cards were tiusel. mica or
other rough substances the cards have
been thrown out of the mail and will
be sent TO the dead letter Office The
government postal regulations do not
permit the use of the cards on which
are tinSel. beads. mica or other rough
substances which are likely to rub
Off AS there are no return address
es on most of the cards they cannot
be returned to the persons who mail
ed them.
The mica cards must be placed In
an envelope and mailed with the ad-
dress on the outside of the cnyel.
ope as well as the stamp The enyel.
Que must be sealed This year II Is
expected that there will be many of
the mica cards used. the dealers in
post cards having stocks OF them that
they cannot get rid of any other way
than by selling them as Christmas
cards.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
FAR MERS SHOULD
BE DISTRIBUTORS

New York. Dec 10.-The high cost
OF living is put squarely up to the
farmers by Sir Horace Plunkett. presi-
dent of the Irish Agricultural society
and originator OF the cooperative dair
les movement in Ireland, who Is In
New York for two months vaca'
ton,
L believe that the increased cost
OF living has been caused primarily
by the failure Of farmers to organize
and do their own distributing" he
told his intervlewers on his arrival
They are beginning to realize that
their lnaotion perhaps has been more
the cause OF high living than the mon
opoly of industries by trusts.
The cooperative dairics movement
is highly successful There are 800
cooperative associations. with mem
bershlp OF about 10000 producers, and
their business during the last year
amounted TO approximately S15.'
900 ,00O"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
ENGINEERS
TO s 7 TRIKE
Almost Unanimous Vote
in Favor of a Great
Tie Up

Chicago. Dec l0.-Backed by an al
most unanimous strike vote of 30 900
engineers on all the western railroads
Warren G.. Stone. grand chief of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
arrived in Chicago last night to pre-
sent final ultimatum to the railroad
managers. Some OF the chalrmen OF
the different systoms reached the city
last nieht and others Will arrive to-
day
Tho railroad managers. who have
been In conference with representa-
tiyes Of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Grainmen and the order Of Railway
Conductors for two weeks, adjourned
their conference until Tuesday, so as
TO permit the resumption OF ncGOtia,
tionS with the engineers on Monday
Mr., Stone will announce the official
count OF the strike vote then
The men are asking for an ad-
vance OF 10 per cent In wages. The
railroads. which have offered an s
per cent increase. probably will offer
to arbitrate the controversy under the
Erdman law.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
HEAVY DAMAGES
FOR MANS DEATH

New York. Dec 1O-Announcement
Is made here that the New York Cen
trail railroad has settled out of court
with the estate OF Spencer Trask, the
New York banker, for the damages
resulting from his death In a rail-
road accident near Croton. n. Y,
year ago.
The amount which the railroad will
pay is 100000 The sum Is one OF
the largest settlements ever made In
a case of this kind
The accident In which Trask was
killed occurred on the morning be
fore New Years day. 1910 He was
in the rear car OF the Montreal Ex-
press. which got the brunt of the col
lision when a fast freight tore into
the express. He was instantly killed.
Mr. Trask had financed some OF the
biggest industrial enterprises In the
country and had supplied money for
the construction of many electric
railways. He was widely known for
his benefactlons.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
s EAMER R
GIVEN Up
But Wife of the Captain
Has Not Lost
Hope

New York. Dec 10-The name ot
the steamer Arkadia OF the New York
& Porto Rico Navigation company has
maritime exchange posted catalogue
of missing ships. The entry of a
name there means that all hope for
her has been abandoned
1t is supposed that the Arkadia
went down In the hurricane which
swept the Gulf OF Mexico and the At.
lantic off the southern coast last Oo.
tober She was 300-fOOt steel steam
er, schooner rugged built In England
In 1895 and considered able to out.
live the strongest seas and winds.
Nothing has been heard of her since
She left New Orleans on Oct IL, for
San Juan
A day before the Arkada sailed
the hurricane. which had swept away
many ships. had begun to blow over
the gulf. but It's force was not even
suspected when the ArkadIa sailed
on shore. however. shipping men here
think. the Arkadia probably encoun-
tered squalls and went down before
them. perhaps within a few hours.
I'ihhpo hpl uhAii iHt bltdlDtI udu
been blown miles out of its course
and out of the course of any other
vessels.
The only person who retains any
hope that the missing ship may yet
be found is the wife OF Captain Rich.
ard GrilIiths. She lives IN a little
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
flcials OF the navigation company here
believe that all are dead
The passengers were Charles c..
Hunter, + Boudreaux and Oliver
L. Arzacq of New Orleans. and L..
Fredberg OF Silver City. y. NJ.
Most Of the steamers crew had
homes in New Orleans. but Captain
Griflths and Chief officer Girod lived
in this city.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
THOUSANDS SAIL
ACROSS ATLANTIC

New York. Dec. 10-Eleven trans,
Atlantic steamships sailing from this
port today Will land about 1000 steer
age passengers in Europe before
Christmas day.
7 dis marks the f1ood tide of the eXo-
dus of those who so abroad each
year to spend the holidays In their ma
tive land Steamship men say that
the holiday traffic this year has been.
II anything. a little better than last
Christmas The vessels departing to-
day are the st Paul. for Southamp-
ton: Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Ham
burg: Cedric. Liverpool: Lapland. Ant
werp; Columbia. Glasgow. Llthuania.
Rotterdam. NIeuw Amsterdam. Rot.
terdam. Princess Irene. Naples, Duca
dGenoya. Naples. and the Gascognc
for Havre.
The Christmas rush eastward be.
gins each year about Dec. 1, and it
Is almost entirely confined to the
steerage
The total number of steeragc pas.
Sengers out of New York during the
present week is close To $4,000.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
ONE OF 7 HE
IMNOR I Al s
Who Rode in the Charge
OF Light Brigade at
Balaklava

Oakland. Cal. Dec 1O.-George
Smith. one of the immortal six hun
dred' that rode In the charge Of the
Light Brigade at the battle OF Bala.
klaya, is now, at the ago OF S4, seek.
Ing charity from the Oakland board
OF supervisors, He Is asking for suf-
licient funds 20 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 a wood cutter. but age
and an old bullet wound. which grew
more troublesome with the lapse of
wears. compelled him TO abandon
work. That wound he had received
during the war OF the Indian mutt
ny, while he was rescuing his com.
manding officer. Captain Hyman. from
a field where bullets were pouring
like a hail storm.
Hyman'S leg had been carried away
by ball and he was lying helpless
when Smith ran 10 him and carried
him TO the breastworks
For his bravery he was awarded
the Victoria Cross and received a
personal gift of 20 sovereigns from
Queen Victoria
Another scar Smith bears is where
Gunshot 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 Mavzyastopol and Inkerman.
After the Indian mutiny Smith came
TO America, At Warrentown. n Y.
he trained recruits for the Union
army In the civil war. Later he be-
came an American citizen.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
LIZARDS IN
THIS GIRL
Taken From a Child by
Physicians and Sur
geons in CIev Gland

Cleveland, Dec 10.-A live lizard,
six inches In length. and the head OF
another lizard, was discovered in the
stomach Of Miss Lovie Herman. 10
years old. who died early Friday
morning at her home.
Cleveland physlcians and surgeons
are interested In the case and a num-
Der OF them will attend the postmor.
tenn examination TO be held at Akron
today. Miss Herman had been I'll 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 second
one, but too late TO save her life.
The family formerly lived near Mil
lersburg, Ohio, and drank spring wa
ter. 1t Is supposed the girl swal.
lowed the lizards when small and that
they gradually grew and killed her
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
LII TIE GIRL
is RETURNED
Supposed to Have Been
Kidnapped by the
Black Hand

Red Bank. N. J., Dec l0-Four-
year-old Mary Petlllo is at her home
today after a disappearance since Oc-
tooer 20, the last
Frank PetIllo. the child's father. was
entering the yard of his home early
last night when he saw what looked
TO be bundle behind the fence. In
yestigating IL proved To 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 Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
BIG INCO 7
OF STEEL
Is Largest Ever Cast in
Any Part of the
World

Pittsburg, Dec. 10-An open hearth
mill No. 2 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
ingot Is 1S feet, 4 inches high 10 feet,
S inches wide and feet. Inches
thick and weighs 135 tons. II 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
a land fort on the Panama canal The
other ingot VIII 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
Mt the works, as we'll as all the local
officials OF the corporation.