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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
WANT TO FIGHT BOXERS.
Recruits Do Not Care for ServicS
in the Philippines

g. Paul. MINI. Jalr IA War Depart
-oeuI order has beer received at Fort Smell
iuE fo- the battalion Of toe Eig5th Infantry
nov stationed there 70 -sJoi- the regiment
and proceed 10 the Philippines with tae sec
uu1 battalion. 1cw en route hu-ne from
cuba Il tAis order The War department
gives oct & new policy with regard 10 for
e.-1 service. i says
Department ozTtalioas and squadrons hsv-
ing had a wears assignment at hc.ne viii. a,
and ordered 10 DUTY with their rsrine1Ss.
y nsr % -Crn the next battalion or squadron
VIII return 20 the home station. bringing n
each instance the men from the regiment
having sess han SIX months 10 serve sx-
coping those who have declared Ih.ir IL
.euri1r to re-eclist-
The -uis OF exchange OF hat.alio-.s and
s1uad-0-ls viii Re strictly enforced SO tina.
orr.cers concerned can make preparations
accordingly
TIE men Of the returning oaTtalions OF
the Eighth having less Than six mon rs 10
serve WiH remain q. the fort. ard enough
% the regiment 70 III TWO battalioas VII
ba picked out 10 go - IN. Philippines or
Chi.a Major 2cCar-non. II charge of the
recruiting Office, - having difficulty in Sc
C--ilC recruits. chiefly because ne calno;
promise them service in China Abocl half
- chose that apply want a chance 10 Fight
the Boxers. ard when told that service n
China cannot oe E-znted- they decline to
-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
TANNER TOOK COMMAND.
Resigned From General Clark :
Sraf-Illinpis Militia
EETTELIC sFEc-A.

FETT-EIIC sFEC-A..
Cams Lincoln. ,tez- Springfield. II. July
1h-surday Vss an intensely hot day IN
camp. ana the men @: tina Second Bricsde
suffered greatly. The heat VS. almost Ut
.,sa-sble
The men q: The Fourth and Fifth -eci-
--erts spent an exceedingly guiei day n
ca-uV. and the men % n. Second Brigade
Eaus was reviewed and Inspected by BfIEa-
dis- G---ral Clark and STAFF. Following This
each bait hon was carefully inspected By
the Majors Clr--nEncilC- =: u O'Clock rfis
morning both commands held church stry-
ice.-
Hundreds q people came 70 camp from
all paris u Central ana SouIhp-. illinois
Extensions were run from -.he various
towns having companies IL The Fourth and
Fif-h regiments. snc II edition - these
the railroads gave cheap rates TIE h-ira6s
parade was witnessed by over 20 90 I.ar-So-lz
TIE parade TINS evening was reviewed BIZ
Central CLARK
Colonel J Mack Tsrn.- this afternoon
assumed command az IN. Fourth Regimen
having last night he-D elected 10 the Gem
and Early This morning Colonel T5une-
rendered Ms -esi-aucn = General Clark a.
q member q lis staff and Us Brig d. Ad-
5utaDt General 4 The Second Brigade GrD-
erzl Clark appointed Captain Harry 5
Tanner - EriEaoe Aclutaut. This - ises
Captain Parke-'s rank 20 that q l,atlt.r-
ant Colonel Captain Parker will .raroa5i-
a.ely tender his reSlSaa -i1n as ASfrrar- -
dr.sfi one &C 7rs -o-.irs-p Of the COR NAV, -
act a. AT sGJutEut during the tour ~ ar-,
but VII! probably lof name his regiment a
Adlutauf Until late-.
The cuard detail for to-day was ~,
ncunced az general brigade headqlssrr ers a.
fallc.vs- Brigade field officer Of the. nv
Major Edward E Elicit Fourth Irra,1-y
q Arcola; .egirnenial officers OF he guard.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
HER JEWELS STILL MISSING,
Miss Acton Lost Them al the
French Tete SATURDAY..

Miss Nae EsTeIle Acton. who host her Jew
eIF al The Dsl-nsr Garoen. after singing
a the French Fste on Saturday righ:. has
.ouhc 10 trace ~ them. She spent Inc en-
- Gay yesterday in scare hing for them
sta thoroughly explored the garden r-ithop-
siE results The man in charge Of the car
JIete ln-iosure, where the bundle Has lost
NV nothins % them. hut this ne does rcr
ten very strange. as the place WAS quite
.IcN 4ed al the time. and MANY persons en-.
20 ihflr vehicles al Tire spot where Miss
acton Eot into her carriage and could cas-
y nave picked u she bundle unperceivea
5.iles Acton ana her mother. Mrs r q
tn1pNIl are greatly vTCugtr: urs over Their
loss Whenever 4 stranger corues 70 :hoi-
nome al Nc s22s DelTnar avenue they erect
I'm nE asking i! ne has any news az the
TO be worth 500
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
Portland Cement Wanted.

Orics OF Commissioner cf SUPPLIES. :.
CITY Hail. July ls 800
Sealed proposals viii he received by The
lradersiEnec- 20 BE opened al rs Office At y
. 0 clock n OF
THURSDAY. NEXT JULY 18Th
for furnishing the. Water Commissions
with 125 bsrreis American Portland cement,
rs per reluisiti3n and specifications On tie
IN this Office.
To oe delivered 81 =. s Station No. Z
Baden. . 5els- within one week balance II
twenty days
Certified check for 200 must accompany
each bid
Can az the Commissioner % supplies for
blanks and other Information
Bids ms. b. II duplicate. free from, al
tersr,orss OF e-asures. and 10 both the orig
tnal and duplicate must be attached 4 copy
Of iris advertisement
All bids having any alteration Or erasuro
thereon will be rejected.
The Commissioner reserves the right 70
reject any Or al bids.
FRED c MEIER
Commissioner o. SuppteA. :
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
CAVALRY READY TO START.
Expect To Leave for Arizona To
Morrow Night.

The .sval-yr7sn az Jefferson barracks
have their equipment parked ready 10 pro
reed 20 Arizona as so1n as the necessary
cars arrive The start. Il is now thought.
win ta made on tomorrow night
Troop A. Captain ACCOrA and Iroo: d.
Lieutenant Fleming. wiz 20 10 Furt Grant
--Ig-5 e. Lieutenant Mcclure. and E Cap
IEl- Watts. are destined Tor F--- Huachuca
TIE rest # TIE Fifth Cavalry. with Colonel
:. 1.e-ry and headquarters. are in Porto
f.i-s Major Charles L Cooper. who COM
-llands the 81 Louis squadron. vii take
Ad3utaui John NJ. jenkins with him 20 Fort
Grant.
J.. The movement o: 1hs squadron 40 men
an! 30 horses will - included A large
rr.-rnb.- Of horses VIII undergo inspection AT
louisville TODAY. ricn = one Of the -ez-
s1ri- For the delay in the departure Of the
garrison 4 corogsuy Of TIE First Infantry
from FOrI Le2venwo--h Is expected here in
2 day o. two and VIII constitute the gar
-iscn az Jefferson Barracks until further
C-l;grS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
kTucer's Followers Gain Fresh
Confidence Because Of TEN
poraTy Quiet.
LORD ROBERTS Is NOT ILL.
Veteran Field Marshal l. in Very
Good Health and Spirits
sharp Fight Near On
dersI-cor1e-


Srr-r.- ~ rapr
,- 49, " 49,
- W y '-=-'-' -''
~ ~ Nv Alfk Herald C''nI any FL AZ
Daily T.i-ErApa publishes -he following
from Is correspondent: Ee--er Ru-leiEn.
Pretoria S~r.r-sEy------a ,.-,a--s -f--rIir- 90
-. indian and +.l..s .-.. -. 49, Co.
- e. :. -
III q '-t7-- go
! -i'---- - matter O tarl. Sc nm
waking 6-I riding about daily. tn. y-:s--
- Yield Marshal is IL The hos: O. health
and SHIRTS cse.-,- .-g-.-.l.e,-, ed ,-f---..,s
--,-. ..-,.-e r,.,--r-.--. -. - .
- =.
49, ~ --7 a-s~-i-N'' u =
t'a'i-@. '''f t'etlrsa- Ih'-r laaSers now
extend rom Ehe DtlaG-- Bay EGi;vsy
Ec-css ;he Varst.u-r lin. WESTWARD
C~,-rrlsrl6srr c-a.,ar.- z--- 80. -
-. --.-,.---, y.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS
Probable Tint Herkes VIII he yomi-
mated fog GoNcrnnr.

louisville. KY. jay E-Acron5tnr 20
vha1 the leaders say. everything will be
done unanimously al the Republican State
Convention. which VIII -uest f. Louisville
cext IDescnT 70 nominate Z candidate for
governor EZ-LeCtenaCT Governor John
Aarsne4 VIII be temporary chairman. and
ne VII deliver speech Il which ne viii set
1o-Lh The Republican SIDE 81 the events in
keu-ucky volI,ics following the last State
election NJ Marshall. who was OF the
1cket as Lieutenant Governor with y. :.
IREior- was unseAfe5 IL favor 81 I,= pres
ert Governor, ". :. c Eecknaru. who had
second place o. me ticket win William
Soebel
John v. Eerkes q Dauville viii CndQI:hr-
eoly be unanimously nominated for GOV
e--1cr- Il Il the present plan ThsT the plat
form SHAH iu1crse TIE Philadelphia ron
vention and lis nominee and then contain
Only one plank, and this tns Republicans
Describe as ''Gntj-CSrebetiSr.l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16

Lieutenant Clifton Q. Wagner. Company
= 18th q THrIo-vils. Captain Il =
reet@r. Company 9. s'oUrtt.. carbon1ait-
!s@E-.cau-s Il Lvtie. Company Z,
Fourth. Ca-ypndai. and Charles McCI-oy,
COMPANY !. Fourth o. Mount Venom
The guard detail fo- tf-nO--.w vas al
bounced IS follows. Brigade Hel5 Officer o.
the day. Major :. - Cabanis. Fifth Irten-
t-v q Ei.rua6y.
FOURTH Regiment. cE-s- q ne guard.
Lieutenant Lyman : Harris. Company Z.
q Newton SGp--rUrne -2-y. LieIteTIgz-1- VII
liam z. B-1ucE. Company A OF Arcola-
FIN Beginner ofti-er = guard. Lieu-=-l-
ant Noble : Eaurn'a. Company 9. spring
:eId- supe-uurn%rarV. Lieutenant 2. 2
sirrrno-ls. company c. So-inCfieId.
Colonel. George y k-.ide- Assts-Hr-
Surgeon Ge.--al q .he Illinois National
Guard. ATTACHED "a -h- Second Brigade TO-
day teDds-e5 MS resignation 70 BriCs6is-
Genera Clark
Doctor Charles 2. F-y. Mayer of ME.-
-o0I, was appointed 70 succeed hin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
BROKEN STONE WANTED.

OEcs 0, Commissioner o. Supplies
City Hall. July is. 1870
Sealed proposals will be- received by tbs
Undersigned, 70 De opened a. his Office a, y
O'Clock II Of
Thu RSDAE NEXT. THE 18th INST
tor furnishing the Water Commissioners
with t6s cubic yards broken store as per
specifications II this Office To be delivered
a. H 5 Station No. J. Baden, wi-ht-. one
week from date OF ORDER.
Certified check for 800 must accompany
each BID
Cali a. Commissioner Q. Supplies for
blanks and other Information
Elcs must he in duplicate. free from al
te-atlcc or erasu-es. and 70 hoIs The o-ixi-
nal sad duplicate mast - attached q copy
OF this advertisement
All bios having ary alteration Or e-aeure
thereon viii De rejected
TIE Commissioner reserves the rgh: to
-siect Any o. all bids
FRED @ MEIER
o-ElSsioner % Supplies.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
GUESTS OF MCKINLEY.
Governor Allen and General Hzstfncs
Were al Chnrop festerdsy.

Canton, O. July 15.-Gcverno- Ane- uf
Porto R:co and General Russell Hastings
OF Bermuda were guests AZ The Mckinley
= home al Gay. Governor Allen came 70 aIk
over & uunha- Of matters CONNECTED win
:he administration Of the island and left
i1-n-chi to- Washington Later re vii go
To his OLD home N Lowell. NasE-. Tor q reE-
before returning 70 Porto Rico Genera
Hastings Was on his way west ;;n5 stopped
for a social visit being Gn intimate friend
Ct the family.
me President attended morning services
e the First N Z. Church and Governor
Allen accompanied him. COrlrtroll.- OF
the Currency and Mrs Dawes Joined the
party a. ulnner ana u the cool Of Lhe even
trs the men took short drive about .hs
city.
During The evening a EGnhsr OF relatives
ans close friends caIieu
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
BRICK WANTED.

Office os Commissioner q SupPi,eA
City Hail July 10. la0
Sealed proposals viii be received by t19
undersigned 10 be opened 81 his once q: Z
o clock n. on
THURSDAY NEXT. JULY 18Th.
for furnishing the Water Commissioner wfS
.. 40 req brick per acquisitions On Ae IN
this Office
To be delivered 81 H & Station No. 5. b.
den within twenty DAYS from date CT order.
Can al This Office for blanks and further
information
Bios must be in duplicate free from al al
te-atl0n or erasU-e. and 10 both the original
snc duplicate must De attached a copy Of
this advertise rnsuI.
Al bids having any alteration or erasuro
thereon will be rejected.
TIE Counissic-er reserves the -ighr 70 ~
sect any ano al bids.
FRED c MEIER
Commissioner OF Supplies
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
HEATH'S SUCCESSOR.
Curtis Guild Of Boston May Have
the Place.

Washington July I5-Ths position O.,
FRS: Assistant Postmaster General T. re
vacated by the resignation Of the Honor
able Perry Heath. has been offered 10 Nh
Curtis Gg.ild. JT-, OF Boston. Who was z
member Of the Porto RICO I~s...r Corr
mission. TIE Postmaster General has not
received any word from NJ Guild indi-
eating whether or Tot re VIII accept THE
ErOr.1iD-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
FOUGHT WITH STRANGERS.
Two Men Landed at City Hospital
az q Result

Two victims Of fights with st-a1rs-s Gre
heic as prisoners a. The City Hospital
Frzns RudSy, t salesman living rear Sixth
and Chestnut streets says be AID man
be DID not know got :--to an argument on
CooC-ssU srerIIs early yesterday morning
Hnc The stranger tit hin. Rudy --ied 20
step back Er5 fei frEctu-inc his coIa-
hCDs
Lawrence Carroll. al engineer living AZ
Nc az Nast street. cE2-rtie1 VIII &
scrB-Ee- Il Broadway and Wssh street late
SATURDAY evening and was knocked 6ewu
7 such 6 wy that his n? was injured.
Both men were taken TO the C4ry Hospital
SE-!y yesterday morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
PHnENyN OFFERED AID.
Acting Governor skers sent Message
of sympathy 10 Surerers.

Phoenix. Ariz-. July 15-ACt:nE Governor
Charles Ake-s SAL; message 70 Prescott
Offering the sympathy q TIE T---ir1-y and
the aid o: Phoenix TO the FIRE sufferers. J.
{ Martin. on behalf az the citizens q Pes
cot answered that -n- t1V. was 6bl. 70
provide 4ur al their wants al present and
that food. shelter ard clothing hac been
provided. al sufferers from the ire.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16

Peoria IL, July 5.-Pe0-ia WIS visited
~ q terrific wind and rain s-0rrn shortly
before o'clock TINS Afternoon. ne wind
VS. rhe worst that .as rpucaca TIE vity n
many months. and p@1ss-rls IS were hl need
and staggered by the wht-i y. .Lst aha
debris Some cht--I-lsys ware CIsip4-ed and
awnings destroyed, but there vas no sem
Gus loss The dowrpour % rain which tcl-
Lowed the WIND sErf perfect -Orrsr-s lush
.-.r down The streets and caused great dis
rnrrfture II the parks and : lCss.1rs TcscTts
The Sunday afternoon excursions on the
river were prevented Reports from the cl--
r-i-- around Peoria show b heavy tsg Of
-9f
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
GOVERNOR GOEBELs SUCCESSOR.
kesfucky BcDOcrnte- VIII Choose
Him sn Convention This Week

Lexington, Ky, 5oly l5-The Democratic
Stale Convention VII meet here o. ThU-v-
Gay The present Indications are that there
VIII he & lively contest for z successor %
Ire IaIe Nll12m C-cehS Governor Beck
ham Is strongly IL The lead. according 10 the
-esu1rs ron The counties up u yesterday.
Hnc y is Stated The Geld will combine
against him. The fad includes Ex-Governor
ana ex-,onCress-uan McCrea-y Jusre
James =. Ts1rviL. James D Black Judge
Joseph Il Lewis W Z. Smith and James B.
Ga-nett
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
MUCH FRUIT BURNED.
Fire at Newcastle. Cal. Does 500.
eco Worth of Darnsre

Newcastle. Gel. July I5-Fi-e today de-
stroyed al fruit houses ana Isadinr bust
ness houses Of shs town The total less VIII
exceed sIeo.eea Over 10sS boxes q fruit
were burned The Southern Pacific com
pany were the hesvies, loser It's loss -
fruit. in cars and rolling Etock Is estimated
al ss5,Oel
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
Indian Priest Ordained

Aryimore. 7 =. July 75.-Rsvsrend Henry
2 Smith, rector 81 81 RauFs Caurch. thi-
CITY. vas To-day ordained priest OF ~,
Episcopal Church - the presence % q Hrcs
audience. Reverend Mr.. Smith is the first
Cherokee Indian n enter the pries-hag.s
He vii be assigned - al sssisisn. az the
Cathedral al Milwaukee.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
William Reed Killed and His Wife
Injured.
REPTILE SPE-rAL

Mount Vernon III. July lS-Ni1isrn Reed
o. Pennington Township. twelve miles
northeast Of here. was shot from ambush
and instantly ksued g.; O'Clock this after
moan. while driving IN q wagon with his
family. consisting 81 himself. vie and chill
dren. Reed received 3 shotgun wound N
the neck aoc died instantly His wife was
snof through the arm receiving 4 ve-v
painful wound The Children were uo-
. harmed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
state Chairman of Fopuifrt Party in
Virginia VIII support II.

9chmono. Va July III. Hassin Hob
son. STATE chairman Of the PoptlisI party
IN Virginia arnoahces his purpose TO sup
ro-t Bryan srd Stevenson anc SAYS he will
use his Utmost influence 70 prevent tbs
putting NJ another elsctorrl ticket in
This STATE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
Killed by n Live Wire,

Omaha. July 15-Charies L johnson. a
lahorirg mar. was killed oy live electric
wire al Fifteenth and Dodzs streets IN
vacant lot into which ran a Euy-wire. 10
serb Pcs=fi-s- ran against the wire and
was k-ccked ssnselcsr- johnson went 20 in
him.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
Joseph 6r.nicke. Body Recovered.

The BODY Of Joseph G-aricke The shoe
maker. VINO vas drowned F-iuay night
while bathing with crowd Of c0rriyla mons
N the river al the loot Of Carr street WAS
found al the foot Of RutEe- street vt-ster-
day morning II was taken 10 the uncrEue.
An inquest probably viii be he'd to-day.
Gralicke was p years OLD and lived 81 No.
LIS Csss avenue
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16

ns~oc.a ton and q number Of committees
were appointed !: Is the intention OF the
association 10 secure Shorter hours fo- rs
members.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16

Etoenix. -Ariz-. duly lG-Jphn Torrance. al
8ctor ciea TINS Hs-rntnr- from suDstroke.
Iofrsnce vas az ;@afs~oia, and had been
On the stage for thirty-fiVt years, He was
scr o. Mrs- Judith well known % thea
tgSosrs o. the las. decade.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
GrOcrrs' Clerks Meet.

Az meeting IF the Retail Grocer Clerks
Assoc t!or. held yesterday afternoon Il
No. 1872 Olive street several resolutions
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16
HEAVY RAINFALL.
Three Cities in as Many States Re
ceived Benefit.

E-TTT-LlC STECkt.
Dallas. Tsx-JulY -5.-NC-rhs-- Texas has
been deluEed by rains for more than Twelve
hours. and she Indications are thai the
storm has only begun. l. e s3ps-eEtlv rhs
Galveston and Houston sro-rn of TWO Gays
ago travelling nor-hwa-d-
The 6ovnpcur at Dallas was terrific most
q The 6ay- The streets v-s-E Ike creeks
ana MANY Easements were Eo11eC. The
Trinity River Is rising. and bulletins from
Fort Worth ana other points indicate thaI
large volumes Of water are coming ctT-n
from the upper paris Of me river. y Ire
reports show tnat The rain has been gen
s-al E.1 Is likely 20 continue through the
night Railroad operations are delayed he
cause Of vaShJuts and slow running .,scss-
STATED by wafer-soaks1 Tca5hsds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-16

Tucson. ARR. July i5-Rai- Ess failsn
IN this vicinity and reports from outside
districts Indicate rainfall II every dtTrc-
ZION The mining and cattle Interests have
suffered untold loss f0T lack - water. and
these showers come 70 Southern Arizona a.
3 great rslef from The Garche5 conditions
rtgr have existed for many weeks past
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-24
MUST PRODUCE EVIDENCE.
The Prosecution in the Powers Trial Scored
Another Point,

Georgetown, KY, July 24.-The prose
cution in the Powers case this morning
was awarded a subpoena duces tecum
against the managers Of the Postal and
Western Union telegraph offices at
Frankfort, requiring them to bring into
court all cipher kilograms sent through
the Office between the dates of Decem-
ber % and February s. Also, a subpoena
duces tecum against both the secretary
of state and the adjutant general re-
quiring them to produce the executive
journal and other records in court.
Editor Pat Macdonald, Of Frankfort,
testified that on January 30, a few min
utes prior to the shooting, he saw W.
II. Culton and another, whom he
thought to be State Inspector Lester,
standing at the point where Goebel fell
shortly afterward. Saturday prior to
the assassination witness saw man
running down the steps from the legis-
lative hall and calling to crowd of
men: go and get your guns
It's time for the shooting to begin"
Representative Berry (Rep) had just
been unseated. Witness did not know
the man who was talking.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-24
MA1XRT REPORT
MONEY AND METAL.

New York, July 24.-Money on call
nominally 1k @ ~. Prime mercantile
paper, @ ~. Silver, s1h. Lead,
$3.50.
GRAIN.
Chtcago.-Wheat, July, 74H; August,
74A. Corn, July, 3sx; August, 3sss a
3sk Oats, July, S2ss; August, 22X.
STOCK.
Kansas City.-Cattls, 5000; market
market; native steers, $3.75 a $3.50;
Texas steers, $2.s5 q H.s5; Texas cows,
$3.50 @ %. Is; native cows and heifers,
$3.50 @ $4.6O; stockers and feeders, 81. 80
q $3.50; bulls, $2.75 q $3.50. Sheep,
1900; strong; lambs, "a. so @ &c. 90; NUT
tons, $3.25 q $3.50.
Chicago.-Cattle, 5000, including 500
Texans; steady; good to prime steers,
$5.15 @ $3.50; poor to medium, "a. .85 a
$50; stockers and feeders, S3.25 a
M.75; cows, $500 q $4.6O; heifers, %. 90
@ S5.l5; Gamers, $500 q $2.S5; bulls,
$500 @ $500; calves, $3.50 q "a. 40;
Texas fed steers, 84.35 q IS. Is; Texas
grass steers, %. 40 q $4.3O; Texas bulls,
$3.50 @ 43.75. Sheep, 10000; sheep
steady, lambs dull; good to choice weth-
ers, N.1O @ A.4O; fair to choice mixed,
$500 @ $4.OO; western sheep, $500 a
LAO; native lambs, $500 q 81. rs; west.
srn lambs. $500 @ $500.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-24
A Big MORTGAGE,
Filed Here by the Santa Fe Railroad Com
DaDV.


An instrument of further assurance
Is the legal title of a document thai
mas been placed of record in the Office
or the county clerk by the Atchison
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway COMPANY
1t is an addendum to the blanket mort
gage given by that corporation in 1895
to the Union Trust Company of New
York to secure the payment of 500. 99O,
800 in 1OO-year per cent gold bonds.
The original mortgage was quite suftl-
eient as security, but the Santa Fe has
grown some in the past five years, and
IN order to keep full faith with its
obligations now files an addi
uonal mortgage, reciting in detail the
new property covered by the mortgage,
This includes seventeen specified rail-
way corporations situate in Kansas,
Missouri, Illinois, Texas, Oklahoma,
Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and
california, all telegraph lines, and all
lights and franchises held by the Atchi-
ION, Topeka & Santa Fe company.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-24
Albuquerque Items.

Rev. Il. A. Bendrat has accepted &
1ali to the Lutheran church at Tea
lincoln county, South Dakota
The New Mexico 1st regiment hand OF
Santa Fe will be engaged to play Wit the
treet fair.
Lorenzo Gradi was granted a divorce
rom Marie Bertonde Gradi on the
ground of desertion.
w. F. Powars, route agent of the
Wells-Fargo Express Company, was
married at Bentonville, Ark, to Miss
Jennie Coulter, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. r. M. Coulter.
William A. Lombarge was married
ast evening at the home of the bride 8
parents to Miss Jennie Nelson, daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Nelson. Fred
Mermdorf was best man, and Miss EN-
ma Meyer was maid of honor. Rev.
Bruce Kinney was the officiating cler-
gyman.
William Mcintosh, of the Chilli
ranch, raiser of high-bred Merino
sheep. has returned from California
With 300 Merino bucks, which cost him
The top-notch figures. He shipped $50
If the bucks to his brother, Donald Nc
-ntosh, the big sheep raiser of Las An
mas. Colo, and the others he drove to
his ranch near Albuquerque. Mr.. McIn-
.osh Is probably the biggest sheep and
WOOL raiser in the territory. He has
,bout 10000 Merino sheep, and at the
spring clip they averaged pounds of
WOOL to the sheep.