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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14
SAD RESULTS OF A JOKE.
Mrs. Cora y. Gibbs AdJudged Insane,
Her IaIndy Dating From
n JOEe.

The county court yesterday adjudged Mrs.
Cora r. Gibbs insane and ordered her sent
20 the asylum at 81. Joseph. Mrs. Gibbs IS
a young woman yet. 1t was shown 70 the
court that her health had been shattered by
a practice. Joker turning on q current Of
electricity while she was leaning against a
wire in Marshall. No. n f0w years ago.
She has never recovered from the shock.
About a month ago her husband deserted
her, and this completed the wrecking Of her
mind
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14
Finest Picnic Grounds

In the entire West-beautifuI Bismarck
grove: magnificent forest; splendid grass
deep and thick; abundance Of pure. fresh
water: plenty of buildings for shelter
Only one hour and a quarter ride along
the beautiful Kansas river. Low rates,
liberal treatment. Call at Union Pacific
ticket office, No. 1900 Main street. TeIe.
phone No. II09.
J. b. FRAwLEY. General Agent.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14

Thirty-ffth street. The club was recently
assisted 10y the county court in preparing
Lydia avenue from Thirty-third street
south for q Ealf mile speedway. 8T. Lee
got consent 70 put in 4 crossing at Thirty
NTH street. which materially iuteTfeTed
with fast driving. He refused 70 permit
the club 10 trim down the crossing and
round off the edges. Charles =. Christie.
J. =. Murphy and Charles q. Peters. rep
r~esentinE the club, prtitioned the county
court yesterday for permission 10 round on
the edges Of the crossing. The court ad-
Elsed them 70 consult an attorney.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14

T. ~. Baker. q white man VIM has been
o fFe4HeEt offender NJ tIe jaw, am has seV-
eFai cages against hiiH Ho# pending, WAS
arrested yesterday DH complaint II Alice
WHttHsys WH9 kseFs 2 Main street b9aFg-
ne mouse, charging tim wish me uleft n
fs4F EGiq rings aHf & iH money. Ills gsSs
#tH he hoard ~ Justice SDE as4Ft MsH=
dag,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14
Mrs. Rhea want. Hogs or Money.

GENEVA Rhea has sued the George
Holmes Live Stock Commission Company
for 80 damages for, driving OF and self
ing eighteen black and white spotted hogs.
weighing 30 EACH" against her most earn
sst protest. The plaintiff states that
though she sent a written request for the
return 81 said black and white spotted hogs
or their cash equivalent. her petition was
ignored. and now she wants the court 70
settle whether folks own their hogs.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14
Mattiaee Lteense. Issrea testetanr

r. r. Winslow. Kansas City. M-o.......T
FraHc Robbins, Denver. C0l...............E
Morris Greenbere. Kansas city. No.
Sarah StFiplmaH. Kansas city. Mo.......N
Charles HiIlsrd. Kansas city. MO.......2 y
CoIdelia DriskelI. Marshall. MO...........
Charles J. LadelL Kansas city. Mo-. -
Susie Peasant. Kansas city. MO.........3l
EnOch T. Ferngren. Kansas City. Moe
Mary Munson. Kansas City. MO.........2
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14

The old soldiers colony Of Fitzgerald
Ga. has sent 20 w. J. Bryan a watermelon
weighing e~ighty-one pounds. II passed
through the Union depot yesterday morn
ing and will reach Lincoln this morning.
Mr.. Bryan. however. Is not at home.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14
susbecled GIanders quarantined.

GlaHdeTed horses owned by J. J.. Wood,
IB Prospect avenue. and u. A. Campbell.
1914 Forest avenue. were ordered killed by
the county court yesterday but a. the re-
quest Of Mr.. Campbell who says a yetsTiH-
arg surgeon doHbfsd that his horse had
chronic fsrCy FtaHdeFs, execution was
stayed until Tuesday, with the understand
lLg that strllE quarantine should De held.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14
S21.3O-BunnIO and Return-S2I.3O
Via burlington Route.

For the G. A. II. encampmeut, tickets will
be sold August 2lst and 22nd. good for re-
turn TO August 3lst. with privilege of ex-
tension to September 10Th. Through Pull
man and chair cars direct 10 Buffalo. via
Niagara Fails. For particulars. call AT
BURLINGTON TICKET OFFICE, So Main
street. or 1913 Union aNenuc.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14
MARRIED IN QUICK TIME.
Twelve Minutes From the Issuance of
the License TO the Delivery of
the Certificate.

Charles J. Ladell and Susie Peasant. both
Of this city, were married at the recorders
office by Rev. @. W. Grade. at so yester-
day afternoon. The whole proceedings.
from the request for a license 70 the deIiv-
cry OF the marriage certificate, took just
twelve minutes.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14

The Gcnilcmen's Driving Club. composed
OF ciRhty-One business and professional
men. has been having some difficulty with
Joseph NJ. Lee. living at Lydia avenue and
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14
GRAND EXCURSION
To Nevada and Return. Tuesday, Au-
gust IL. 1897.

The Modern WoodmeE invite everybody
to attend their log rolling picnic at Lake
Park Springs. The Missouri Pacific rail-
way will run a special train. leaving Union
depot ~ 7:f5 a. m. for Nevada. returning
same evening. Round trip tickets.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14

10 Naleh lhe NaIaame.

fHa teEgfy Dg4ff reduced the asssss-
HaHg ~ Tfsast Esgk a. Sy0 vsstsffay
because 70 Is Hs-1 as u pleasure fsssfE
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14
Costs $40 10 Run a Crap Game.

Charles Mason. a barber at SG5 Imdepend-
euce avenue. in whose shop a crap game
was found Saturday night, was fined $40
in police court yesterday. His partner,
Jchn Hunter, was fined s..
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14

THE COOL MOUNTAIN RESORTS OF
COLORADO can be reached most com
fOrtably by THE BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Only through car dining service. Train
leaves 1910 a. m.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14

LsVe Is1sBeG - superstition yesterday
sHG sS marriage licenses were issued Thfs
breaks fine fessf1 fsf Ffidsvs
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-14

Good for this day n train only.
For excursion ticketE. call II No. IGa2
Union avenue and city ticket office. No. so
Main street. r. :. JEWETT.
Ticket Agent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16
THE LION ROARS
RAGE OVER >HERMAN's TAIL
TWISTING LErI .H.
The "Globe" Cats II Yankee Iusolence-
,.. Hay to G't His Passports II II
Occurs Again.

London. July lj-Thc evening newspa-
pers are In u rage over the sharp reply
OF Secretary Sherman to Lord Salisbury
In the seal controversy The half-penny
journals issue sensational placards bear
ing such lines as Twisting the Lions
Tail Again" and America Shricks at
England" The more serious papers deal
with the situation editorially The Globe,
In AN article headed Yankee Insolrnce.
says; THE memories OF clcvcland's I'M
pertinent message are all revived by the
extraordinary and insulting dispatch
which Sherman has permitted TO find It's
way into the papers. Waving the merits
OF the question. which. fortunately. IL one
for the naturulists. the astonishing tone
of Sherman Is In defiance not only Of the
usages of diplomacy. but OF the maxims
OF ordinary civilliy. Engiishmen will De
glad TO see that Lord Salisbury has. 80
far as u partol of the sea Fisheries Il con-
ccrned. treated II as though IL had never
been sent. II he were TO go step further
and direct Sir Julian Pauncefote to iuti-
mate TO Mckinley that her majestys gov
eminent declines 10 receive dispatches
couched in such language and could only
reply 10 The next by handing TO colonel
Hay his passopris the action would te
endorsed by the complete approval Of the
nation
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16

London. July l5.-Whilo among the gen
eral public here the tone of Secretary
Sherman's letter To Ambassador Hay re-
garding the Boring sea seal regulations
IL greatly resented, the rorrt spondeut or
the associated press Is In position to
say that whatever criticism the British
government may have tu make on the
phmseology OF the communication. the
the latter has not In any way affected un-
favorably the negotiations which Colonel
Hay has been conducting A conference
will he held In Washington during the
autumn at which the United States.
Great Britain. Russia and Japan will he
represented.
Mr.. Davis. Canadian minister of ma
rine. I'm an interview with the correspond
ent OF the associated press, to-day said:
We regard the latest proposals of the
United States as entirely reasonable
There is the friedliest feeling with regard
to the negotiations between the two gov
ernmcnts. aud Ia view OF this the two
peoples should not he resentful | think
this Is a reasonable view 10 take OF The
natter
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16
JOINT PROPOSAL
CASE BEFORE THE
english IOREIGN OFFICE.
Conference with the British Minis
ters India Participates.

London, July ia joint proposal Of bi-
metallism was presented to-day on behalf
OF the United States and France at a
conference held AT the foreign ofiics be-
tween Baron he courcel French ambas-
sador representing France. Ambassador
Hay. Senator Wocott. former Vice Pres
ident Stevenson nnd General Paine. rep
rcseniing the United States. Lord Sails
bury, Sir Michael Hicks Beach. chancei-
lor of the sxchequer. and a. J. Bnlfour.
fist lord of the treasury. representing
England. and Lord George Hamilton. Sec
retary OF state for India. representing In
dln.
The proposals. after som" discussion.
were taken under advisement and the
British cabinet will give its answer at
u Subsequent conference. II Is reported
this evening that an international confer
'nce VIII he summoned probably to meet
iu the United States. with Great Britain
participating. All delegates will be unin-
structed with regard TO rating although
1t j. well known that the United States
fuvors IL and Franc. ljis to l.
According to to-,lays report England :
participation would mean a reopening OF
ludla'~ mints. and there r. a prospect ot
some concessions as 10 the Bank OF Eng
land = reserve and silver certificates,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16

Chattanooga. Tenn, July l5.-The
seventh international convention Of the
Baptist Young Peoples union of Amer
Tea began la this city this morning.
with about 1000 delegates and with
some of the most prominent Baptist
leaders In the country present. The
addresses Of welcome were delivered as
follows: ON behalf Of the churches "
Chattanooga, by X. u. Garrett. pastor
uf the First Baptist church. on behalf
of the Baptist Young Peoples society
ol the city and state by Rev NJ ID.
Jeffrits, Knoxville. Tenn: on behalf OF
the citizens ~ Chattanooga. Mayor
George w. Dchs Dr. J. NJ Cunlcy "
81. Paul cloqueutly responded To- these
welcoming addresses. Dr Reed. re-
cording secretary. announced Lhr stand
ing committees and leaders uf import
ant topics for each state represented
in the convention.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16
Dyaamite Bueket shops.

Kansas city. July ia crusade
against dynamite" bucket shops and
pool rooms was begun actively to-day
when W. :. Bibbs. running shop in
the heart OF the city and seven Of his
assistants We're arrested. Preparations
had been made To open half dozen
POOL rooms that were closed several
weeks ago. but to-day's move and the
one made yesterday against slot ma
chimes have dampened the gambling ar
dor, The dynamite" bucket shops deal
in fictitious mining stock. quotations
being received by telegraph from some
point a short distance from the "ex-
change The quotations are prepared
in advance by the proprietors. who are
therefore always aware of what the
next turn will be.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16

tnana. Edwin s. Hathaway OF Montana
and William V. rompkins OF Arkansas, 10
be commissioners TO examine and class
sify lands within the land grant AMI in
dcmnity land grant limits OF the North
ern Pacihec Railroad company In The
Missoula land district, Montana; Joseph
q. Aud OF Montana. NJ. X. Johnson OF
Montana and Watson Boyle of the dis
trict of Columbia 10 be commissioners
10 examine and classify lands within the
land grant and indemnity land grant linn
It's of the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany In the Bozeman hand district, Mon
tana: Cyrus Leland. jr. TO bo pension
agent AT Topeka. Kan: to be receiver Of
public moneys. William T. Rant at Mis-
souii. Mont. Lieut.. Col Daniel Benham.
Seventh infantry. to be- colonel.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16
Attempted rrntricIde.

Marysville. Cal. July i5.-Disasree-
ments over a business partnership caused
an attempted fratriclde this evening. fol-
lowed Immediately by suicide. William
and Charles Mehl conducted together 4
prosperous wholesale and retail liquor
business. Ten days ago they agreed to dis
solve partnership and William charged
his younger brother with unfairness.
Their subsequent Intercourse was AMIGA
BILE and several times to-day the brothers
drank together and were apparently on
friendly terms. While visiting Charles
room this evening. William suddenly
turned. held pistol against the other $
neck and ired. Ills unsteady aim In
iicted only a surface wound. Charles
neck was powdey burned and he fell.
stunned by the conclusion. Thinking he
had killed Charles. William then turned
the pistol on himself holding II to his
ear and dying Instantly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16
LIN Hnnnr of NInrnn,iir.

Marquette. Mich. July L.-Marquette
to-day held a great celebration in
honor of the unveiling Of bronze
statue OF the man " hose name the city
bears. The city swarmed with people.
There were large delegations from every
town In the peninsula. The revenue
cutter Gresham was anchored within a
few hundred Yards of the statue. and
fired "A salute " ~ guns as the unveiling
took place. In the parade was a band
of 20 Indians on horseback. dressed In
feathers and warpaint, The statue was
presented to the city by Hon. =. o..
White. The main speech was a brilliant
effort made by Hon. Don NJ Dicsiusnn
of Detroit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16

San Francisco. July IA IRE this
morning destroyed the mandatory and
ware rooms OF Charles NJ Yates COM
pany at los Front street. damaging the
stock OF the concern about siea.ooo aud
destroying IN ebuildlng. which Is owned
by the Fair estate. the loss on which n
placed at Ssi.Cco. The flames spread TO the
adjoining building. hut only did damage
on one floor. occupied by the Crown Pa
per Bag company. which estimates It's
loss al $4,000. There were many employees
at work In both places. but so far "a
IL known all escaped by the use Of the
lire escapes. The Yates company carrier
aoont $4,000 Insurance. The Fair estate
carries no insurance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16
WOOL MARKET.


Great FAILS. July &-Nearly half mil
lion pounds of wool changed hands In this
market to-day. The prices ranged from
llA 10 ia. cents, Several clips were re-
fused at the price offered aud more Will
he refused until the buyers "romhne' to
rcduc, prices is broken. The Grey clip was
the first Of the season to slip through the
hands OF the buyers. IL amounted to
about 2o0.e0 pounds. and Gray refused TO
accept the combine price offered. This
morning Il WIS shipped to Justin Bate
man 4 60. 81 Philadelphia. and more Is
promised TO follow In a few days.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16
Turkey win Reply.

Constaniinoplc, July l5.-Yesterday Tew-
hk Pashu. who Is conducting the peace
negotiations on behalf OF the Turkish
government. Informed the ambassadors
Of the powers that he hoped the council
OF ministers would make u reply to the
collective note that would prove satis-
factory and that this reply would be
presented this tThursday) evening. His
assurance gives rise to the hope that
Turkey will now comply with the demands
OF the powers.
The sublime porte reiterates it's inten-
ton to send rcinforcemenis to crete. and
is making preparations for transport ves-
sells.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ration Of bimetallism ls almost uni
yersally demanded by them
Resolved. That while we favor the
free coinage Of gold and silver through
International agreement az the ratio OF
l5ia or Is 10 /, N II can be secured. Vet
efforts in behalf " such an agreement
afford no reason for the American peO-
pie To cease their endeavors In behalf
of independent bimetallism on the part
1f the United States. and this congress
places itself upon record as demanding
the immediate restoration of the free
and unlimited coinage ~ gold and sill
yer at the present ratio OF is 10 !,
without waiting for the aid or consent
~ any other nation. such gold and sil-
yer coin To be alike full legal tender
for all debts public and private. Signed
Patterson ~ Colorado. chairman.
The committee also announced that q
minority report would be submitted.
Papers on irrigation were read by
r H. Newell. photographer Of the
United States geological survey. L. III.
Taylor OF Nevada. w. II. Moore OF st.
Louis. e, NJ. Heinlz OF California, and
c. l.. Stevenson of Salt Lake.
The congress then took recess until
: o'clock this evening.
The following resolutions Werr adopt~S
by the Tnmsmi=sissippi congress to-day.
,o,,si.,,tn, hv ror,r,,ss .s wuI insure the
nromnt ronstrurtIon az The NIcaraguan
canal ~ an American enterprise, to re-
main forever under American control,
and that We memoraiize congress TO this
effect
Resolutions were also adopted urging
m. ,dontion nv congress Of an effectuaI
sys,sm 81 nrldtratIon and calling the at
,sntion az congress TO The importance OF
Fostering The hs.t sugar industry.
m. uawatian nuestion came up In the
evening in IN. form OF the following res
olution.
,.p,..oI,-a1 Tn. Transmi-sisslppt con-
gross f,vors the prompt annexation of the
Hawaiian renubllc To- the United States
an Grounds If natIonaI policy prestige
and ,.omuerci,l necessity. thereby remoy-
I'm, a.. nossihuI,v ~ this xr.at strong
Mold I'm mid -pacifr being controlled by
anv forsiyn novs.r as a constant menace
,o our countrv.
Th.. d.hat, had h.en limited to "A mln-
u,.s maj tpgh craig Of t'aliforui, was
IN favor Of the resolutIon. saving he was
/ uuIing IA aiIou, the onnosi,ion ,s Of IN.
| m minutes THE chair ruled that this
n,onosi,,o, was out Of order Richard-
son q, Sehr.ska and yarian OF I-tab
ooered some oppositiou 10 the resolution
and were RENTED 10 nv Walsh OF csli,or-
mia Af,cr n brIef discussion the resoIu-
/ lion wns ,doptad by almost unanimous
yo,e
m. secre,arv of the convention was re-
ou.s,sd 10 forwn,d n copv OF the resolu-
t,on IN IN. secretary NJ the United states
s.nat. 10 In. laid b.fore that body.
Tha Cuban question was then taken up
The resolutton beinx as follows:
..ResoIveJ That we heartily sympa.
tbiz. with IN. people Of cuba in thei,
heroic strupri. for civil liberty and W.
r.o,,.st CONGRESS- ana IN. president 10 rec.
oenize cuba ns a nation and II neces
sary to render IL substantial asststanc,
I'm securing aud maintaining It's indie
n.rdenc.'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16
MIN ERS' STRIKE.
Arbitrators Propose the Adoption of the
Uniform Rate.

Pittsburg. Pa. July l5.-While a set
tlement of the miners strike on ba-
sis of true uniformity in prices and
conditions in the Plttsburg district is
regarded AS almost furegonc conclu-
sion by the arbitration commissioners
many operators have no confidence In
the success of the plan They claim IL
will be impossible To get the operators
ON the Pennsylvania road to consent to
pay the same scale as may be decided
upon for the Pittsburg district.
The last uniformity movement"
said one was humbug. The plan Is
all right and Dearmitt's position is all
right. but uniformity can never he es-
tablished in the Pittsburg district"
Members of the joint board spent the
entire morning In discussing true uni
formity as proposed by President
Dearmitt, and they believe the plan
can soon be established.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16

Pltsburg. July l5.-This has been = day
devoted to hard work on the part OF the
present joint arbitration commission In
their efforts TO secure true uniformity I'm
the district ~ suggested by W. l.. Dear
mitt, and all express themselves AZ we'll
satisfied with the progress made. Two OF
the largest operators In the state, W. T..
Doarmiu and Francis l.. Robinson. have
consented to head the list. and the COM
missioncrs feel satisfied that the other op-
orators will soon fall IN line.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16
A Blaze of Enthusiasm.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Pocatello. Idaho, July l5.-William J.
Bryan arrived here this morning In COM
pany with ex-senator Dubois who had
gone west TO meet him. More than 2oIa
people were assembled to meet him and
the train was held for an hour while Mr..
Bryan delivered speech from platform
erected In the street at the bank corner.
The city was blaze OF enthusiasm and
bright with colored lights. Both bands
we're out and more than half the popula-
ton OF the town.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16

county, states that Williams. the negro
murderer, after being turned over to the
citizens Of West Point. and while on the
way 10 the srcne OF the murder was
knocked down In the road with rock
and stamped and trampled to death
by the throng having him in charge.
Afterwards the body was shot To pieces
with pistols. shotguns and reNnlNers-
Then the body was saturated with oil and
burned. There Is no question hut that he
was the guilty party.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16

Toronto. ont. July i5.-Delesat,- 10
the convention of the Epworth league
have overwhelmed the city to-day.
Decorations on principal buildings have
given a holiday appearance To the city
The rece ption committee has had busy
time getting the different delegations
placed. but the arrangements we're
good and the great crowds are With
very few exceptions comfortably placed.
The opening meetings were held this
afternoon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16

Special Dispatch To the Standard
Blackfoot. Idaho. July ii.-Mr. and
Mrs. william J. Bryan will be- the guests
OF senator Dubois at his home here FRI
day. July q. II was expected the meeting
would he merely n social one and inter
srcrscd with a llttl" political talk. but
the people OF BlackToot are pcrfccting
arrangements FOR II monster reception TO
the distinguished guests.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
billings. July 1.-THE wool market con-
tinucs duh and II Is thought buyers are
continuing TO force down prices. Eleven
thousand pounds sold AZ i2ig cents and
~. 10o pounds Wyoming AT cents. Growers
are preparing to consign II buyers don't
come to their terms. Eight thousand
pounds were consigned to-day to Fenno
Bros. X childs. Boston,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-16

Special Dispatch To the standard
Big Timber Mont, July E-Wool re-
c,ipts to-day were lOS.Oo0 pounds and
ilS.Eo pounds were baled for shipment.
The market was active after two very
slow days. Sales to-day aggregated ls1,SD
pounds ~ prices ranging from II to l3as
cents. Sellers and buyers were; Nicholas
nurfee a 20. bought as follows: Charles
Cook. ao.90 pounds. W u. Ford, ioeJ
pounds: j. IIoyom. sO0oO pounds; J. +.
simmons. 5oOOo pounds. Brunert Land a
Sheep company TO Bach. Becker CO..
~ lHn pounds.