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MAILED ON JUNE n.


Halter Received rslls NJ M tRsNsGtusl
AitsmM w psaHps vpOM pskiM
DHlGAOO, duly BO, mS Nv N, NJ WOOds
wNpd NJ IBvnnAf0n hns received \ I0ttGr
from hlA wife, who, WIN tlelp danAh,
lsv, l0up, hal beap Waiting UDltMd
States Minister GOnnev vi ROkin The
lsltev WIN dNtod dune u, nnd mailed
lane u, afiW WI ln%0fyOatuHl Att9mpt M
NH1nlNL
mi June 10, thp latter Aaid, Minister
Conner lDld tlle w0hDDn lhay lind iMttHi
E0l out nj V0hin IN OrdM w sNye thar
NyoH Wv spNnred fW Than m 0S0Oyt
VI soldiers and tlley WI rmth fran tla
legation They found thAt ihu ltOsagt
hNd dnslroyed lhN lAllgOAd and nOOD Nm
Nttlg Iavty WIN attacked nv " nah T,
U0tnrh
Altar " desperate resistance Nb0t
finally managed w rNlNW w iha lesd
hon,
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II VIII Play \ ivsRt Part IN FwtNSs
AatsOM NMiUMl WOpk,

Will Play \ ivsRt Part IN FWtNSe
Astronomical WOPk,
nTha great astronomical discoveries
Of the fNtNPMp AAlu Onp VI tho TNlANn
faculty, nWlll undoubtedly bo MAdN ny
IN Artificial aye Infinitely mora AeAsl,
1.-Two And powerful tlMN human vision,
vNfeR VI course, III Tho NAMapN, Tho
natural ay0 Inns M distinct limitations
AMI hAs HONa about AA far IN u eNn,
And now tho photographic plate Nv tAk'
Inv Np thu work nj Tho point where nA'
tMpp lnAvps on, N requires v certain
definite AMONnt Of light, Won know, 10
Afeet tho optic NERVE NJ M 10 pFOdNpe
vision, An0 many Of thn slNpA APa NJ far
away That laas ihAn thAi required
quantity reaches thu earth, Tho cons
sequence N Tint MI astronomer might
lOOk for \ ynnr III Tho PlHht direction
without seeing anything NJ MI, And 10
telescope, however powerful, W0lld bn
NJ tho sliHhlOAt NaalAlnnm
"Hnl win mo rnMnrA mo conditions
Apo nsAntly pevnpanl, Thn l0NHN \
camera looks M anything tho olpApop
Tho object becomes, A faint INV W
llHht from M Invisible aihp falls f0P
hour NftW hour Oh ,hn sensitive plNip,
nnh nM1ll moment increases TN OlohII
nOaa Of tho DlolNpn just llRh nVDpplhH
water Wpnpa n hole IN \ stone have
atnp photographs tho mnNInR 0f Whlph
occupied four whole nights, ana tho
planets which they hnplol have never
been NBd nnVw VIII bn HNnn by man,
nWIthln tho lnaI few NOAla hundreds
OF invisible HINpa hNVp been definitely
lOOAtpd ma WtAl0aNun, We can't ae1
them, but WI know thnN mo there, De,
oANAn whenever tho 0hnnpn N directed
10 Ilnl PM Of I'M lnnNnnh Ihnlp ND
don lnlnRn npDonps Oh no pinto Dnp.,
Inn lhn nCllpan | secured n FnlplF AODd
photograph ~ tho plinae NJ t0tnlltE,
and ilu picture shows MI The surround
Inn aky dotted with llitln points Of
white They npn stars which nlh mol
rive 0Nt enough llHhl 10 0kGIla tho
nerves Of vision, but which were seen
plNInly enough bb tho faithful mtlloIAl
nyO IN tho bon Of my onmopA
nAnOthep Rpont advantage Of tho ph0'
tOHpnph In astronomy IN lhhl II oONAll
tntns n definite record ana does AWAY
with dlapnl0ar N n n pNVo 1hlnu f0F
two ASTRONOMERS IN nRron nv W what
they aAW WHOM linking \ simultaneous
observation, and tho ollnnoos nVn IIAl
both npp IOnnah bnl lNooINnd llIfap0nf
impressions owing 10 their different
physical organization All mo OH OBJ
servers vary In their descriptions OF
tho M oaIl0d 'oannlH' on Mars The
photograph does nWnN ~ once WIN
any OlAnON ~ error, fpnnl or Illusion
no ! repent thnt lhn nnlIpMl nEe VIII
play only Il secondary pnpl IN mo great
OF tho future " h tho aPll
noiaI ayp which viii penetrate space
ynt unfnthOmOh lam New Orleans TlmeH'
Democrat
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tit,Iv Iluus mn au,

From Singapore comes tho story Ihnt
Tho Hama OF Wolf haa Infected every
European living IN tho GItE Vhppp
Ape two g0lI clubs, and tho mpmhprs
ape worry enthusiastic u IN nonr ,llp
aQNAt0p, ana tho plIMntG IA No hot lhnt
u N almost impossible 10 keep Tho E0If
balls IN oOndIlIOni Nh they Keep them
Oh loo, llha champagne ana beer Your
Chinese MddIe, when h0 AOes Ont with
yOu, mppIea u small bAH OF loo, In
which Tho DAlls nVe kept otherwise
yen would knock them cay shape
every time yen hIt them
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wMbspt,s IsWIWasH,

King Hnnlbept Ut ltAlE N DnVd9ne1
with mnny pnlAG0s 10 keep ND which
tAkas tWODtlllpdH III llIs owl llsl allow
Ano0 Of NB,AOO,OW n FoAp lilo IN HOlnE
10 sell n number on lllem, according 10
thu london N0Ws, including tho pAl'
aGos nj H0DOn Milan, GADOdImOnte
and PRInNmOj Tho country SCENTS NJ Val
TOurnAnGhe, on Tho south slope Og .tha
MAttGphOpn and Nj VinAdiO, In PIedr
mont, And VII Tho domain property In
TIM former Kingdom OF tho Two kIGlr
II0H Ito viii FUIlIn lilo VOEHi DNiuUps
NJ Turin, Venice Nnd Naples and tho
country saats M MOnsn, near MllAnI NJ
Wi AnvaWDeh0, In thu Alps ana NJ
Gaat0lp0psiADO Win tho money from
tho sale N tho pnsl ho VIII pbulld ll0
palace Oh Tim QuIpinnl No VIII pro-
pose b0sldes that tho amount ~ thu
civil liHl In reduced
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First Publication duly NJ, lWW AL
ALIAS

TN THB DlAVRlOp COURT OH
, tho aeynnth dndioiNl District OF Tho
Htnla ~ MONTANA, ~ lnd Wv lha 00nD'
IN NJ Yellowstone,
AdollNld ai0bNIt, WlnIntin, WI, VIII,
Inn IA alabavL defendant ""AhIAs
VhN Htnia M MOntAnn sands granting
m Tim Nb0ye mined defendant
Won Nv0 hardly summoned N answer
tl0 complaint W lliF action, which n
nIAd IN ihe OlloO NJ Mn clark NJ thiH
QOnpl, md IN ll0 yam answer md a0vy0
Il copy lMIp0f NpMn I'm plaintiffs nv
tommy within twenty days nftnv lhN
snpvi0N ~ his aNMMOnh, N@kOlnhlvA Of
tha any NJ sATyimi md IN nnna of y0np
failure IN RppINI nv answer, Judgment
Will In tAhn0 RRNlNM yOn by Default,
f0I TIM Wllaf damNndad IN thN oOn'
nlNlnh
TIN snld noliOn IN brONght by plain
Vim 10 AeOnve u deWaA NJ thls OOnvt div
sOIviDu thN hands OF mAlIImOny tlAt
nav eKisA between plNlnlln Nld dAf0Dh'
mt, on Inn around nnd fv Mn veNHON
thnt fW mora thNn QUO yenV 'HEf tHHf,
and evov ,inOo plaintiffs mNYlagO 10
defendant, dAfAndAnt Inns tnllal. lng,
lanled ADd WivHNd w provide plAlnllt
with lha QOmmOD napnaMviea Of itfa,
bNeAuM M d%sfeDdnDtE ldlpnaAA, pvOliN'
nov and d~lHFlpAtlODl md Inv lhe fnl'
Thar puvpON NJ having nlltnllnN
mAiden 0Mma, Adolhaid HohlndolM,
vastOvad IN hHH -,
WitnasR my hind md TIN HaAl NJ and
G0uvt hin ninth DIV NJ JnN 1900
(AeHL) NJ A, WthhlAMh, ulOvk
W, N, JOhuHtnD, Attorney fOv FlNinilH,
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Feed ana care which Asewss The
Meat MeAultn,

v WV WIN WV WITHIN NEEWFS s8S
Nest Results,
Plenty M feNd, and that ~ tho right
a0rt, IN one Ot tho ehipr things " ba
tAkpN Into consideration In keeping v
stallion N for sNrviph sRya Tho West,
apM HOpaAMAM MevpiAA naturally sMga
aests Itself 10 every Mind, though
many owners don't attend IN this mat.
tor M they should, Fhn WpltM believes
In feeding u stallion four tunes \ dRy
during TIM breeding ANAaDN and MI
great 4 change Of fpeA ~ pAn we'll be
Nlven him. No stallion should pnPe0pm
service Immediately Aftpp eating n
hearty PAtl0n ~ grain and hay, MANY
A good horse hAa Daan Killed by not
paying proper attention W this ono I'm
pOptAnt fact, while others have boon
made dangerously III, Give tho drst
feed nj b o'clock IN thu morning, n pOAr
slblA and thpn tho horse VIII hp ready
for hlA JON or for service by 7 o'clock,
Tho other Feeds should be given M VaG'
ulNP Intervals during tho dNy, tho EVEN
linz mtl0n or HpAln 10 hp accompanied
by A llDppAl fneh Of Inv, A stallion IN,
Inv stud duty should ba given sort fApd
once u dAF M least and tWleO n day "
10 DOES moi aGOMP while bnlng ekNrn
olaed, In western KAnsna Tho WVItNp
hAa observed Tint quito \ number W
stallion OWnnpA lnpn crushed barley
once Op tWlNn \ dnNr " more lhAn Onpp
\ dNF, they combine with ihIa akoollNnl
apNln n portion ~ crushed ONla, West
aPn kNnana ana slmllW portions Of No
brAshN nlp especially aullml w Hp0Wlna
barley. ana lOpao oWnnVA w lh0hn 500
lions should lnkn advantage ~ tina
Fact " hnrluN N not ~ hn llNd, hpnn
IN \ VmE suitable fODn product 10 com
hlne with Ilin ONta, A stallion onnnol
do hlmaplf Justice Tint IN not n GOOD
feeder or Ia not GIVon mn opportunity
OF satisfying hls NppotItn DIV corn,
Door hNN and Indifferent OnpN VIII not
Put n stallion In shape 10 10 himself
Justice In tho stud \ most excellent
practice about tho alnhlN IA w glNN NIL
thn horses \ 0plnk OF WNtop before ~
tlplng for tho night, sNN NJ y o'clock
10 n stallion serving two mNlna onoll
day tho evening drink IN VNIY noopplni
Bio and, We believe, N especially n0ooa'
sRpyr While nm nged stallion may serve
two mares nAph dry, with M OGnaalon'
al day when three mares 0pO served,
one q day Ia enough for \ BnEnnrOld,
while one n week In sufficient for n
%pryoArOld TINT IN not n VnAl thrifty,
rugged colt
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H0IglNM INB Ind \ stPNngp OSp0I
pIeDee Many districts have been viz
lied by hugo sWAPms OF large winged
insects, %yHpI0naly described M dragon
nies, lOGuslH and idpmOIselleHl" In
Brussels boys collected In crowds ana
carried Oh regular bAttl9 WIN
switches People In tho streets Ind
10 cover their IAONs, ANA mAny nnh
Indoors nj tho sight OF tho Invading
awApms In several Squares, tho story
a0as, there WNa n verltAbl0 nHhl r0r
possession between tho Insects md llp
human inhabitants
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Final Publication Jnls ", lMM ali
uMtlNunN W 90 Partnership
STAIN 0P MONTANA, a..
County M YollOWNOnM
W., thn undersigned, dO hereby
certify THAI WI mn pAvtNpal WnnMotiNR
business IN Tim Htnt0 III Montana, NJ
Tho CITY IN Billings, IN Tho County W
Yellowstone under th0 ivM MNm0 md
Style 0t H0pDp, Robinson NJ Company |
TIM ,bN names 10 fulI Or NIL mnMb0IH
" anti workmanship ma, q, VI HOpno,
W, A, Robinson Rld Richard klIhI
mud tbat NIL ~ aNld pnrtN0va reside M
Billings Yellowstone oOnDiy, Nom
innR
lp witness whereof wa hNvO hnvanptO
ael 6nI hnNnA lhip 9lHt dNS ~ June,
1900,
n, D. llOauo,
Residing M Mllllnph Montana
W. A, NObinhOO,
h0aldinH nv Billings, Montana
Richard ktlk,
h0Nidlnp M HllllnAa, MONTANA
STATE on MONTANA, u,
IUUHlf w s"llVWHIVHH
on This plst hny ~ InnN, A, H. 1900,
before ma, W, N, Johnston, u notary
public IN Aud rOv YellowMonN Mnny,
Montana, personally Nnp0W0d q, D.,
HOgue, W, Al, Robinson ma Richard
Kirk, known IN m0 ~ b0 Tho annl9 p6l'
hOna Whose names hr0 Mba0vibnd IN
Tho above OnvtinoNt0 MI OOrpmlnarHhip,
md who RoknOw edged 10 mo ilAt thoy
osnoNtpd thp AnM0
IN Witness whereof, ! have belounlO
sOt nv hand md san OF OiilNN tho dry
md yeW IN thiH 0NvtlnoMM nvNt above
written,
(AoNl,1 w. N, johnston,
Notary Pnblio IN md for Yellowstone
UOnnty, Montana
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MnnaY In lnGnAnMlHl

Tlis 0DlOanUt Industry IN wal worth
TN consideration NJ |pntnppplalnA Amer
iNNDa TOR N Inns resulted IN ltn making
III tremendous fortunes A 0W0OAnNt
ivo0 Yields fpUIl within AVE- gpApA nflpp
Planting AMI Than bHnpa nnlnleUUDl0dI
ly for over n century Tll0a0 enangpd
In shipping Tho 0Opp0 10 NupOpe pAy
pOv yNnp fv I'M fpuIt franz \ Ainale
tvpn 1W lf00a Onln started n1ad no
further confederation V0n thousand
lppoH a0vm n comparatively ANAL
NpN0e, I'M lhmW 0fN M h@pnn1hHal WlfW
II n a00d dennDd fr mo fpnln wllnh
Ii lsed fm many purposes vhh- Whnh
invariably grew hnat IN what IN .f0r VII
OtIiRr nulpOsOs llp n00pest sell NM
Min Nm IAHIIe'A W00AIgt
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n @ THREE SOURCES,

ASSURANCES TlAt Ministers Wsps ssls nv
JulI W. IVY
WAsHlEayOk, July NO.mAt UMlA1,frDM
three separate quarters tls AssNlAnDe
that .hs' foreign ministers ~ f8hiA
were alive and we'll Oh June VI, hkd \
tendency 10 diHaipAte ehs pesslMisti0
vleW wAAeh tba stAtl department. hAs
bssn taking for the laAb few days ~ ID
ths situation In Pyklp, n IL trNs thAt
3 comparison 0f the vAplOAs ealgts anil
statements bearing OA sAls aADJs0s. Aps
ysAP tO dsMOnstFAts Tho fKDt thKe ,thsy
Ill come from OAs fountain hsAd, either
Yuan Shin Nj, or Ia Hung Chang
tAt ths persistence with which thsss
stories OF INV sAfsty Of tAs ministers MA
circulated undoubtedly II Shaking I'M
belief NJ these who have hevstOfOpe
bsssl satisfied shAtAM Of ths WtnlstsPa
In Fskin wars dsAd y IN Nv
The assurances oAnle from Mr. FOw'
lsp, Tho American consul NJ Uhe F00l
from M MeWAds, the American 0gns
sNl Nd Canton, md from Minister WV,
ths Chinese minister heps, Tho lAstep
came DO Tho stAts department. early On
ppsasly 10 deliver Nj edi0t received Dy
him to Secretary Hay, ~ II similar III
form 10 Tho sdlOt published IN, London,
Tho minister says thAt ths only differs
snoea nm those involved IN separate
t%pNNAluttOnN,
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one Pierced the Kings Heart
and No Expired In \ Few
Moments.
HIs NAME 10 ANGELO DREssI
Murderer Taken and Win DIS
fleuIty Saved From the
P0pula0s.
Prince ana Princess OF Naples
~ Present Yachting In
the Levanb

MONA, Itnly, Jnly Booking Hum
bept hAs been A~sAAsAlNAted,
Ha Wan shot hspe by \ man named
Angelo Hveas and died IN \ few minis
Mas
The king lind been attending \ dlstpl'
button " prizes IN oonneeti0n with \
symnAatiO compositions Ito Ind Jnst
entered hia carriage with biz Aiderder
camp amid The cheers OF tho crowd,
when he WIN sIpupli by three revolver
shots fired In quick succession ono
pierced tim heart of hls majesty, who
fell back AMI expired IN \ few minutes,
This ASSASSIN wns Immediately arrested
end WAS with difficulty saved from the
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kIAG DERTs

fury ~ the pOpnlnon lilo gave his
name IN Angelo Hp0ssi, describing hims
self m " PpntO, In Tuscany,
H0MB, July no, r#lhe news 0f ths tap'
vible eyeDt did mol arrive horn until
affair midnight sIgDW sApaooO, the
PREMIER Immediately summoned n
mestinH ~ Tho cabinet, md Tho minis.
tMpa viii stApt NJ the earliest possible
moment fW M0DM
Tbo Prince aDd PplneasH NJ Naples
ape on hoard The YoIa, Yachting IN tha
L0vADll
Hnmbept Nv, kiDg OF lAly, WIS born
March H. INA, tIa WAN tha oldest sOn
Of Victor Emanuel, by whom In po'
eeiyp0 instruction IN hln youth IN mlli'
lApy Mld pOlllipM affairs, and when
llaly Mnd Ansfpla mai IN Wnp IN lsOD,
HnMbept commanded n division In
General 0inldlnlA army, participating
Win aveRt W11ll IN Tho bAttln 0f Cow
tOssl, IN April lbBA IN mHWlod lAs
cousin, Prlno0st Marguerite III Savoy,
On lh0 apKll NJ hlA father linmbevt
snnanelnd w lhn throne ian " lBTb,
AMI IN November Of thnl yeW III MI
tempt wAs mNdA 10 |RssAsHlnRia him,
bRt he escaped without Injury, lAtsp
IN hls vaiHD, however In WI aDdaavsd
himself M hls people that ha bD0Ama nj.
most \ popular IDOL The haiv RppV.
eDt, Vtl0vlO BmpDDalO, primes 0f
Naplea, WAN born Nov II, lsDD its
WIS married. Oeh w, IBpO, w Princess
He!alA, fgny yoapA ny lnni0p, daughter
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GREATLY BHockE %,
ulallan NsRVsAsnlRiiyM In ibR UnIIsd
states ttssp tls news

HfNtss tta.r tIs News
ksW YORK, July M, ~ tiavOD IN Vxya,
ths Italian ambassador IN vi BeNbyighl,
NJ H. Ha IN mnGh distressed MI vaooly'
lnH lle nawA, bnt gAid tO tla AHHO0iAtad
PyeAs That Nv gOpld MOI Hlys 0ut any
statement until IN bad besn OFFICIALLY
notified by hls home government
KAhaAs CRY, jnIy DO, asJav0me w,
doll, Italian ylM consul w Kansas Dlty,
WAN gveAtly shocked when ha learned
VI Tho assassination NJ KIM Hubert,
liking Humber WIS HvaAtly beloved
by hin people, mid Nv Veds1l, ,'And |
AAnnot 0Oaaaiys why any ana but u
crank Nv wv anavohiM should wlsh M
tAks bin No. he WAS Hood and Mind
and charitable knew him wall, liz
Will In ~Snapa0ded IN NIL probability by
blH oldest vOn, INV Prince NJ Naples,
VIE " Y yonnH mAn, n0t Wv m Years
Wsft - ..
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4 Ovewt ss0wINIL

n1lW m0sl W0dlsl0uA MI! NJ sn0w IN
lIe M0UDlHlHs WQ0pdnh M MlR M0Glvf
gad Nj iluhy, n MNl NnMp In lNnRis0n
county n0l0u dHvlnH lM winter M
three yeHrs NEM IN one MaHfhE HtnH
mn lMOhps fMl and durlng me wlntGF
Thph lAGlHs, nv M feati wsFe pFHGllli
tNtMl VhIs latter nnl0Nnt MNsnA NNsNi
lRGilps nj wefAYnw AlHsIee'a NaGAxiRe
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HAS A DRpREs slNo EFFECT.
i0WpDm Learns That Washington ,ins
A|bnnLDnnI IlUpM

NNpOum Learns That Washington ,ins
AbAnIOnnh iiDpnl
LONDON, July I'D, The snlnmpnt
Qnblpd from Washington thAt 0fi0InlA
tbepe nm wAyepInu Win pOHApd No the
reliability " Tho alleged messages from
Minister COnv0p nnI WI, TlnH Fhnns
ASSURANCES haB hAd n markedly dnppns4l
Inv effect On thls pldp W Tho OCEAN,
whore many have beeD buOyed NJ by
the sAnHnlne Views 0r the State departs
m0nt nj Washington regarding Tho yAa
riOns Shanghai dispatches, and pepHl'
mIHM N again gaining the A|AeendAnoy,
nNO Improvement IN lle general HII'
u%RtlOn," IN th1 M0AsANp One agency
brings from Che British consul general
Nj Shanghai, 70 O%vepwvOnghi Europe,
while another ASSERTS that M \ week
hRa ELAPSED wlth0nl v reply 10 the cons
snl's message 10 lhe British minister M
Pnkin, Blp ClnndD Macdonald, through
Tho lsnnH II yAmen Chinese foreign Of
tiQ0) Tin belief IN confirmed lliAt lh0 aA'
snvnnoeu OF Chinese OfioialdOm mn
only Designed ~ nnlD lime, mid thAi
even II tno ministers Ape Allye, they apo
hall Nh hOAtHHnH,
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SHOWING HIs HAND,

M Huns lhHNH sHys VIM ysRas nj AllN.
M FsklD 10 s1w VRDsassssV
Z NEW fOBk, Jaly Musum VglbuDa
pWbllslas tba, following dlsp2teh from
u, HHRH GbsnH, dNfeA kbaAghAi,
JNly VII
HpakiD veperts ministers alive, Hefsty
AssHFsd Al!tgd fnress sRtrsRas psklH
gNHseeyssvy,N
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ysl, vous sister

A BEAUTIFUL complexion II M lMppsslbils
\, ,vaI!SSas. sSoA I% SIs. SISSa' ., SRs I sS.I
KsvvssV G|ovsr 'JYi"os' fivnn. Ne,s T%alip,se,sNlIyC on On
tha bowels, liver md Kidneys heeplA9
than In perfect .haRllh, PiIgs 20 on
and ND etG Hold by OhApple Drug Go,
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vhs Apps,I,s etN ,,ont

Ia NNVIai by NIL. WhQae lstOMNeh and
liver AVs out 10 Oriar,' ilpt such should
know thai DF, Kings New ,islis pin,
End 4 regular bodily habit IhAt lnaVVpu
hbe NJ d6Npple biHa R.ops,
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INSISTS THEY ARE ALIVE,


Inspired INLET Regarding Ministers In
Hnph ~ I'm nAllh
WASHINGTON, July no. The aeope'
tapy NJ atnte has racolved \ dispatch
from Mr. Fowler, tho American consul
nv Cha Foo, dAlod nj midnight On tho
p0thl
nq'hlA morning, by request d the
allied admtpals, ] wlruh Tho governor
lsupposed 10 be thu governor Of shan
TunH) thelp wish 10 Wv news from the
ministers themselves The governor
now replleM
Have received to-day ohlOt from
emperor snylnH TINT lhe MlnIstepA mo
well, They MO sending provisions W
the legations nm confident ministers
out on distress and request you tp'Owlopl
transmit thls preliminary Announces
Ment 10 ndmIpalh y.
A later dispatch from Fowler, dAted
NJ Nh p7th, 10 The stats department IA
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CHICAGo-LiquIdatI Of long corn
wheat and oats was again the feature
on the board OF trade to-day. The de-
cline brought out a demand, however
and the close showed n fair recovery.
,July corn closed NC under yesterday.
July wheat a shade improved and July
oats nc down. Provisions were quiet,
closing at a small gain over yesterday.
The corn liquidation was the feature
on Change. Trade began with the
market steady, but It speedily turned
The weather reported favorable for
planting, the proved inability OF the re-
naming bulls In the market to hold the
face of the poor export inquiry ana
change Of general speculative senu-
ment encouraged more short selIins
which in turn caused liquidation. Fol
lowing the opening the long stun came
out In heavy lots and the pit was very
animated. July opened at 3Ie@Sa SC
and sold off In short order to 3S1a@SS9sc'
Then the market gradually recovered to
S7Hc, at which 1t closed, 1Sc under yes
terday. Receipts here were 1866 cars.
The wheat market opened steady be-
cause cables were less weak than had
been expected in view of the decline
here the previous session. The corn
weakness soon made itself felt. howev-
or. Having opened ut 65M466c, July
slid off under active selling to 6jB9
65Kc. Predictions of rain In the north
west was also an influence in the selling
as that section Of the wheat growing
country has been clamoring for mois-
ture for some time. Shorts covered on
the decline and as prices had declined
rather tempting to buyers, the market
rallied and closed with the early loss
nearly all recovered. July closed un-
Iantic port ctearances In wheat ana
-four were equal to 100000 bushels.
primary receipts were $4,000 bushels,
compared with $4,000 last year. Min
neapolls and Duluth reported 42A cars,
against 215 last week and 2SS year
ago, Local receipts were twenty-one
cars, none OF contract grade.
Oats were easy in sympathy with
corn and on stop loss selling by COM
mission houses. The market still felt
the bearish effects Of the Illinois crop
report and the fine weather was also n
bearish influence. Receipts were ICY
cars. July sold between 22lB92234c and
2lhd22ssc and closed steady at 1tc I'M
der yesterday at 2lAc.
Provisions were firm and quiet, but
without any notable incident to tie
trade. The trade was slow and gener-
ally unlmportant, although the cash de-
mand was fair, easily equal to the
supply. Hogs were firm and receipts
we're moderate. July pork sold be-
tween 81 60 and 81 52h and closed &C
improved at 81 57IE; July lard ranged
from SO S7IsQ6 S21sc. closing 2!kGIc up
at Sc S7Is and July ribs from 81 5Is to
SO 52Is, with the close shade higher at
Sc 5506 57iG.
Estimated receipts Monday:
Wheat, A cars; corn, $50 cars; oats
1856 cars; hogs $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows: