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Fruits.


APPLEs-Texas. 6Oa75c per crate: Ooxes
25G35c.
RLACKBER RIEs-s1 .106st4
CANTALOUFES-Per crate t016oc.
California y ooG..UO
NUTS-Per sack SO .5Od4.00.
LEMONS-Extra fancy Msssinas. So co. tau-
cy Messiuas. 81. 80: choice Messnas 81 75b
. 90, fancy CALIFORNIA;, 81. 50d4 rs
PEACHES Common 2Ua 25c per peck; fancy
35q4Oc 4-basket crates common S594oc; 4
basket crates, fancy 50q15c.
pTJfNS-No demand
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COFFEE.

New York. July 2l.-Cufee-spot Rio e
No. Z invoice az mild guiet; Cordova
1874. Futures closed steady 5g1O points y
Total sales 81 900 bags, including Ausu.
S2Ods.25; September s25aS.35 october
S;S5 November S.40dS.45; December Soa9
February $50: March S,759s.s5; May
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New York, July 2l.-Dry goods-The week
closed with dun market on the spot aud
no business OF moment reported in any de-
partmcut Prices all unchanged, but re-
ducuons on leading bleeched lines early next
week highly probable Print cloths fair. de-.
mard and tone OF market firm, especially for
lower counts. Wooden aud worsted yarus
steady
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. July 2l.--Cleasings i2s1is.iS2,
balances sT7191T5
Paris, July o Three per rent rrutes OF
for checks
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots
OF StnnIe Comm nai TICS.

-, 49, 'o'7
OF staple commodities,
These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upop The nrics.
are those ruling IN Houston Wholesale mar.
HEAVY STAPLES
MUNITf0N-Powder ner ksp "a ma
425: blasting powder 81 60 per Eeg dron
snut ptr ssTk s. *. buck Fl n NO Ni'p
bAc oNEx,ra ' short p1V oieSt 'V IN sacks sLo.
aGgaaisS. '7'"S'"'' '0Neo &c h'snef' bellies
BACGING AND TlEs-Bagging, ?-lb &c
"a lib sl.c. Arrow ties less than carload iot.
I'm, Hcufton ~ "a ~ 'eSS 'u"" 'dl iVoU 'o'7'
"a GAN ii1iSI wv Wrapped bas,s >. 7a7no
Per 10 No. i. Mi weight ias!s "a. IA
CANDLES mi weigh, pc. Gran.
ite. fuil weight ice, Elee.fc lights lIc'
81 7 lgh a. n -T0''''"d S-'"qS'23' RosendaO
COFFEE-Rto fair 1Oa1olsc. nri,oa me-,
1ilgc. oboico s-;c ne,ber,,. ic. ~
doTa lac Boas, 4 gttss 0slSSgLiy l'c oor
Gass lGo.Ip 4Y'' 4 pg'tsereo ZIP
r. Zoe. Ia 1$ A.: '''" Ne4'e'eu' 'o-Io
CRSCKfFI5s- u r. soda h,rD hoyos s,L,
S. stsos lisrt 81 SNAPS n sc, &c; creams
Fi.Gi7P TtI"e "HN I TvnG'e -, ~,
81 s., sen 5ry 81 65 s-a Ny,,r 20 g S So,
jewel sa55. ~ aonr 70 s., mn nGm So i'I
peSts SPgs2 ,a'es Tor shipments to interior
hap s.cks and v".S 10 higher - ' h y
sacks 81" u'eHe' 'Hah """
oT r@miHAoEoUs HuD1S-Grits homtny and
IN 40ib lacks % G0afs IN her -I; pedrl meal 9e
HIo oS,. cas- S-1 G Eshas oats
az o. '' '-'''"-'''' ns"N1Se Oats SI''o
LARD-Re6ned fierce cororo,,rd etL,.
Loaf o. AN ,o,s ~ Ioiniounu' 61aci :
10Th cane So b'Short ntsnei tnan tlercrs +;
-, cvus 10 bIehsr e41s &c h'sheF'
HAMS-standard 11Lal1ihc. nicn;c hama
g., -" +i'N'' p'ch'C nahS
HCNEy-I, b,rrot. 5o1,eo, 49,. ILL.,.
In cans el,rac,ed 2gaoVc per gallo1; in
Sn or sons -. oYYV W ~ Vonp sVIlc'
lions i5g,ISc '72~'V' poune Sec
pG TINjF 5e ISG ., m ,,,. , >, =.
NOiAssESN ReSoiIsdT Sair go sSo Nt9 81, 20
90Si9tc. oboIao osasSst. iio rar IoA4Isct prime
SS935e nnIe ne wv cron sSr,S ~" crop syrup
PpM9ssnnoWS,a So. iI 20 w. e. m.
''oYsTEE2RSS f Fix chi IN welsh, oo.o..
2-lb am weight So a snS 80 YpI2nG
weight ~ S5oGS n, 9Ib % SGu LID, dS.'
Io-oz :, 7S5fi 81 SS'4 ~ [.ip, iuli welent,
oih I,sht 49, ss-3oo l'shI weight ooHoVc'
III IL 'tkut' noIpIc,
keg, e. no. T. Nh s't ~ ao kegB S!.'o' iu-saon
stvle ss9soc onnTts pms Hueflc az
ir,llo co 06a, qUSS o! - american s.yle. w.
S,lt&S q, l-gallon, hcxasop. %.75.
30 irH ct.gqoS, fancy imported 6l29'%c
co H. h-Sisai, pass 7-lb' 1oc' Manila lie;
'0 SafrI Opf ioe e.a,o.
q a. 1, 49, poo', coarse eoQ9vc' me s9Gp
e ID H ~ course SOC hhe suS' DDS
&s Wy - r,su $50,
e5cat, M IL MSekeIoi; no; l IN "-io KITS
0ost3 s a. nSH Dds 'o-io'' NO Sow; tubs
=, 90 ~ M y anev Pillar Rock Columbia
Fool Coin,S6 So'e GolunS s1 hlNer sl'40; Weo
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Holiday on stock Exchange.

London, July 2l.--Todav IS holiday on
thu stock exchange here Money 2iafr9 per
cent The rate Of discount in the open mar
ket for short bills 37s per cent thr months
bills 37.d4 per cent. Bar silver steady 26isd
nor nmnce
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Real estate and INSURANCE agents who I
their own office and some spare TINE
materially increase their incomes VII
expense or trouble or interfering With
ent business and make permanent CO..
ton with well known financial house
dress Financial, box 2097, New York Cil
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The Sour Lake mineral waters ana
mud baths are boon to suffering WOW
mood. Write for booklet
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WIRE-Galvanized Glidden $780, wauke-
gan SS.sj
NAILS-s2 75dl3. 90 base. Advances for com
mon over base; I'd. 70c 3D. 4jc; 4d and I'd SOc
cd zoe Sd l0c; l0d and 16d. DC. Quotations
are Tor less than car lots.
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1he following are the closing quotations
'or cotton on the spot today at the leading
malkets' together with the closing OF mid
u" pis Yesterday with todays sales.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Y. q mill Texa. interior points
cordiug to location: pT ~
PRIME summer veIiow oil . $40 A
Linters ner poIna NO
Per Til
t.uti. .o,oa jfl
Prims O cotton sea meal 50 e1a
Prime cotton SEED cake .2?. 50 9ai
Quotations on prime cotton SEED me 80
rrime seed cake are for delivery al aA']
ton.
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I1ItUI TeVtIpts OF both cattle aud calves;
me early part of the past week has had a
tendency to sttffen prices with muderats
supplies the improvement will he maintained
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VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALVESTON
Elnnmahlue
COTTON ON sHIPBoARp.

BaIt5,
For Bremen-Ss Borkum ..,............, 2.SSS
For Rotterdam--Ss Peerless ............... 500
Fer Hamburg-Ss Golden Cross .,...... so
IS IreNose ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6hi
For New Iork-Mallorv line .........,., 100
Total Observation-Disclosures. a. 3S
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Market well supplied with grown cattle for
present demand Fair demand tor choice
light stun,
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nuuston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week ..... ......
Gross receipts 1923 days this year. ...l, 745, 1874
Gross receipts 1928 days In 1898 SO 2 iVs 3oy
Gross receipts 323 days In lS97-gs. ,Sly $40
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galveston Cotton Statement.
VI ARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. July q.


arrived.
IS Concho tAm) from New York.
s. Wluniefrcd (Am). from Norfolk.
IS Peerless tBr.l, from St Vincent
EteSrru.
IS comal tAm), for New YORK.
salieu
SIS Comal (Am0. for New York.
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CHICAGO

Chicago, July .-Cattls-Recelpts 100:
nominally steady; good TO prime steers 50o0
800: poor to medium 44Cai45; selected feed
er So 4ga4 Is mixed stockers 325a33O cows
ewd4o0, METERS strong at 0Od5 Is. canners
2,oO02,s5; bulls 300d4.65; calves 6o5fs d,
Iexas fed steers 4,3oG5.OO: Texas grass steers
S25d4 %; Texas bulls . 701335. Hops Ros
eeipts 600 opened strong to 10 cents higher;
SIUseu easier top S.35 mixed butchers O56l
300; good to choice heavy 5.l0T53 rough
heayy ls5q5.05 light 5I5d5.S 5 bulk Of sales
o.2Og5.SO. Sheep-Receipts 500; sheen and
.a tE STEADY good TO choice wethers lO01
500, isir 70 choice mixed 300G3s5. Weatern
sheep S.oOq426; Texas sheep 3.O06fi 10, NATIVE
lainos 4OOH5,1O Western lambs 50O5p5. 40 Re
ceipts ms week Cattle and calves "a oo0 !.
noss ~, 800; sheep s9,7OO l asst week: Cattle
11 caves oa'Soo' hogs l",SO0; sheep IL, 400
KANSAS CITY.
nahsas CITY, July H.-Cattle--Recslnts Ok
heaa tor the week 10000: the liebt snnniv
so solS ~" st week was composed Of dry lots that
sVoui d, an ADVANCE OF 20 to % cents. eraser
STOCK ~ cents higher than last west We ,,,
bhUuEe steers brought 46Oa5 40; stoekers and
Sutcners S5OQ4.55; butchers cows and
srns onlVy Gamers 25Oa31O fed West
g 81 o,VVG1.3O; fed Texans 40OG4 n Haze
receipts $500; market 10 IN eonts hioS
aeri,ps Tor the week 10000; heavy sHnniy
YIasS IN me week broke prices IL to 9o cepts
heayv Pgbluy recovered in today's advance.
H1aNE onogs today brought 5ISS75 %. n,ived
eioeS2o: lights 5.O5d5i5. nies s, lik ns
S seesp soS k mnrks today receipts for the
srs and feeders Is to 20 cents Si SIhuy: STOCK.
s crous ~ eC9gs2 muttons SS5gdSo W SS,S
soa sh%sfn SIS9'lo; feeders S2saGoo w osIs
9. ST. LOUIS,
LOUIS. July 2L-Cattle-steadv. ro,,,.
SS aetp ana export steers 4sca5 5S d na.ss
loco S sna 6utsheTs steers 53o steers nSssr
cows S's and TO- A. iiisSse5, oo and feeders
mas mas l6oa2S5; bulls 2sog4 az $500 Ts can
s ooSi steers aoo@LS HoesoRsc snss and
hshts rT I5s5 and cents hisher PIGS s an
625asSS shsepI pRRSssFs slogsl5; butchers
ssst M TO easier; natives s7ssa o in WAS
and feeder. aoS sSa bucks 26Oa4eo: stookeT p
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GALVESTON

Galveston. Texas, July I-The A. r
Hormar live stock company reports the live
stock market follows
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Cargill & Richardson Of Houston report TN
rnnEe OF prices for the leading stocks today
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Today. Yesterda,

Today. yesterday
Re!chsmarks, CONNER
cial. 80 days ......,, "a 7-l6 "a 7-l6
Bankers ..............4. S32i- isl 4.S3%4 i 81
Commercial. 10 days. a .S3la 4S3i9
Spipners. 80 days ,...4s3 4.s3
Francs. commercial 6J
rays ......,....,..,,.'o.l PIMA 'o.lsA
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ed; b bid; seller; ' value: D nomli
New Orleans Failures.


stock this day ,...................... 149, 5O7
9toct ms gay last week .............. 1b5, 6S5
StuCk tnis day last year ............,. 4O5, SS5
pehclt tnls season Observation-Disclosures. 256,37s
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

The following arc the quotations for thia
market as Furnished by the Box Bell Saun-
(Tor ,r1ta
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rnIrNplY wl1A uNcLE sAM.
Chamberlain Talks 81 Foreign roiiey oi
Great britain

Chamberlain Talks ~ Foreign Foley OF
Great britain
Mr. Chamberlain. British secretary
Of state Tor the colonies, speaking NJ
stouthbridgc Tuesday evening, said;
"Groat Britain's foreign policy, as 1
sum Il up, Is 10 remain on friendly
terms with every great country In
Europe and something more than
friendly terms with the United states. -"
MIR. Chamberlain ridiculed the at
tempt Of the opposition leaders to hold
him up IA DOGGY to foreign nations
"Great Britaln's foreign policy he eN-
claimed, "ls la the hands Of Lord SAL
isbury aud have not the presumption
10 mcddlc with H."
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IDAHO soLolras HOME BURNEo
Thomas Hayes. an Aged Inmate, suifoeatss
In the uuiiding.

Thomas iIayes. m Aged Inmate. sufioeatss
In the uuiiding.
The Idaho soldiers home was dea
troyed by Gre Tuesday night. The
fire was caused by n defective fue over
the kitchen. IL was about o'clock
when II was found that the building
was on FIRE. An attempt was made 20
conquer the flames with buckets, but
an appeal was soon sent 70 the city
for aid. The home Is mile and half
from Boise city limits, aud when the
engine arrived II was too late TO save
the building.
Theirs were 40 inmates The OLD
men will DO housed 10 buildings IN
town. some being taken 70 the state
house. The home was erected In 1928.
II 10 found that one inmate Of the
home lost his Dfc. a man named
Thomas Hayes. lie appears to have
been suiTocatcd In hia room. The
building wns not entirely consumed
The lower floor Of the west wing was
pot burned, aud the second floor only
partially. The loss Is siO,OOOi lnsur-
ancc about s20.OOO.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
CONVENTION or DEMOCRATIC
CLUBS.
Hearst Ro-eiectcd President and Marou.
DAILY Treasurer.

Hearst Ro-electcd President and Marou.
DAILY Treasurer.
The National association Of demo.
cratic clubs which was In session 40
indianapolis for two days concluded
its work and adjourned Thursday.
The following officers were elected,
President, w. H. Hearst; secretary,
Max n. johnson; treasurer. Marcus
DAILY. An effort to Increase the num-
Der OF members Of the executive com.
mittee from II to a. failed.
The announcement was made that
the Democratic ma tionai committee wna
Ia need OF money and that for every
dollar raised by tho democratic clubs
and the members thereof, President
Hearst OF the national committee Of
democratic clubs would put up an
equal amount to help elect the nation.
al democratic can 'idates.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12

"Tho Singer Manufacturing Com
pany. OF i49 Broadway. New York.
show their usual American enterprise
by having a ycsy ,redltable exhibit,
located In Group XIII. Class 70. at the
Paris international Exposition. whore,
they show TO great advantage the cello
bratcd singer Sewing Machine which
II used IN every country on the globe.
both for family use and for manufac-
turing purposes. The writer was high
~ pleased with this display and OBJ
served with much satlhfactlon that Il
was favorably commented upon By
visitors generally.
Tho Grand Prize was awarded BY
the International Jury to Singer Sew
Ing Machines for superior excollence
In dosiFn. construction. efficiency and
for remarkable development and adap-
ton to every stitching process used
IN either tho family or the factory.
Only One Grand Prize for sewing
machines was awarded az Paris. and
this distinction Of absolutely superior
merit confirms the previous action OF
the International Jury at the Worlds
Columbian Exposition. 10 Chicago
where Singer machines received 81
distinct awards. being more than were
received by all other kinds OF SEWING
machines combined.
Should II be possible that any o
our readers are unfamiliar with m
celebrated Singer Machine. we w6ul
respectfully sdrtse that they CALI ~
any OF thelSlnger saloarooms whieI
can be fodnd In all citles and most
towns " the United states.-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
ICE THROWN At HANNA.
Mlsehlsvou. boys Came Near Doing serl.
Gus Injury.

michievous boys Game Near Doing seri.
Gus Injury.
Senator NJ. a. Hanna was the target
for a tcn-pouud chunk OF ice Thursday
night at the thirty-nrst ward republl.
eau meeting, Sixty.Gtth and Halstcad
streets. Chicago The missile was
dropped through an aperture In tho
tent directly over the speakers stand.
IL did not miss llanna's head over two
Inches, and had II struck him would
have knocked him down and probably
fractured his skull.
The police, who surrounded tho
speakers stand were nstouuded for a
moment, and then made rush for tho
street.
Senator Hanna retained his com.
posture and qrietly seated himself
while Congressman J. Il. Mann went
on with the speech making.
The police found the place where
che ice had been placed on the side
walk, but could get no trace Of tho
person who threw H. They said ID
WIS probably the work OF some mis-.
chievous boy, who had secured tho leo
from a neighboring saloon.
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AMERICANS PROTEST AoAINT5
TROOPS LEAVING CHINA.
Believe Their Work uncompieted- with
drawal WIN iie Misconatrued.

Believe Their Work Uncompieted with,
drawal WIN Ie atisconatrued.
Alta meeting Of American citizens al
TIen Tsin. Thursday. the following
resolutions were adopted.
Owe, citizens Of the United States
deplore the contemplated Withdrawal
Of large part Of the United States
troops In north China. We feel the
work Of the allied armies Is far from
accomplished and that the refusal Of
the American government to take iis
part there II sure 10 be regarded by
the allies as an unworthy act and by
the Chinese rs a sign OF Indifference.
1--WE urge our government TO carry
to an end the worl, It has 20 honorably
and efficiently begun, and to maintain
sufficient force for the protection Of
American mercantile and military In.
terests unit! settlement OF tho
trouble Is accomplished"
About i,sO1 American troops are 10
stay In north China. The missionaries
will probably petition Washington to
increase the number.
The public telegraph between Pel,in
and Taku has been completed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
PEARY ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

telief that Explorer win Not Return TIL.
Autumn.
Tho failure Of the PeAry exploring
steamer windward to return from the
iorth leads to the belief that the eS.
plorer will not attempt to get back
this autumn. Probably the season
just passed was an open one In the far
north, should thould that have been
the case, Lieutenant Peary Is likely to
have takon the windward into some
high latitude, hoping to use her in
further expedition next season. This
would mean that he has made no
special record during the present year
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
raAIN RonneR IpeNTIFlep.

nandlt Killed by burlington Messenger
Known - Cunningham.
p. II. Mostyn Of Omaha, head OF the
detective agency, has Identified tho
dead train robber at Council Bluffs as
one Il tho bandit quartette captured
~ a saloon In South Omaha In Deeen.
Der, 1898, which gang later escaped
from the South Omaha city Jail. Mr.
MSityn said the dead robbcr had given
OILS name as Cunningham. lie was ar
rested with a lot Of dynamite, two zig
.siolvers aud burglars tools on him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
SEATTLE woRkMEN OUT.

.sytsen Hundred Trades Unlonists Quit
Work.
rom hoo to 1, 800 trade unionists
b., wods stopped In over thirty resi-.
dec Buildings aud ak large brick
hsness blocks under process Of con-
tipsion, aud a threatening paralysis
bine'rly the entire building Industry
i,shcity, Is the result Of the Eight
beiwa the Trades Council and
Iiullds' Exchange Of Seattle, Wash,
aglihat has been brewing for sew.
cal vks. There seems to be de.
't,rmition on both sides to hold out,
nsiih'one being willing to yield a
pcinI
rhelin point In the controversy il
the dond on the part OF the Trades
ufiom that contractors Of the Build
ers' hange sign an agreement to
pay tain scale OF wages for ono
year. my Of the members OF the ex.
changre already paying the scale
aud ois have been for some time.
bat th'blect 10 tying themselves up
90 an a,ment renching 40 lar ahead
Thosc tractors who have yielded
aud sig the agreement are having
no trOu
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,,,...l. nlner. rhreatsn o. ubIs.

e.,,o,ary Treasurer Ryan of the
,t.d Mlne.worlSers OF America has
lad the operators Of mines In other
- having agents in Decatur, that
inst not ship any coal into De
.,tl further notice, after filling
a'u. S'i.rs they now have, basing his
inet oinN claim OF the miners union
N the Decatur miners arc NOT mas o,
~ living expenses aud the mines ,,' nay, nave
" Lille ,Sls more than half Of the tune.
lcen Wy ~ ,he operators are inclined TO
'9 I'm, S n, order for that Is what -
ight ~ 40 aud there may DO trouble
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
MAY BE TRAIN RoBpER.

william Campbell Identified by Woman
a. Hsthdrum bandit.
william Campbell, a scotchman. was
arrested In South Tacoma. Monday, on
suspicion OF bclpg the lone highway
man who held up the Northern Pacific
train near Raihdrum, Ida, short tmo
ago.
Campbell stopped Mt house aud
begged for meal. Tho woman OF tho
house, who was on the train when II
was robbed, Identified the man as tho
robbcr and notified tho police, who ar
rested him Tho police think tho
woman IL mistaken.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS.
Estimate That nryan WIN Have $50 Eleo
torsi Votes out Of taT.

Estimate That Hryan WIN Have $50 Eleo'
torai Votes out OF tt7.
Democratic national headquarters
has given out It's first Official forecast
OF the coming election. J. q. johnson
of Kansas, chairman Of the national
executive committee, did the figuring
aud announced this result;
Electoral votes claimed for Bryan,
s2oi electoral votes for Mckinley, 0il
electoral votes in doubt, 30.
The states conceded to Mckinley ara
Oregon, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Yves,
Virginia and the New England states
In the doubtful column is put Miehk
gan, Minnesota and New Jersey. Every
thing else Ia put down for Bryrn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
Request Made Tor Requlsitlon Of standard
Oli Magnatea.

Requlsition papers Issued by Gov
ernor sayers OF Texas were served on
Governor Roosevelt at tho Planters
hotel, st. Louis. Tuesday for the ex.
tradition OF John ID, Rockefeller,
Henry NJ Flagler aud other Standard
oil magnates.
The defendants are wanted In Texas
for alleged violation Of the antitrust
laws. Governor Roosevelt said he
could not act ON the regulation NJ long
as he was technically not governor.
lie said he would look into the case
when he returned TO New York.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12

The receipts OF Klondll,e gold at tho
San Francisco mint and Seattle assay
Office from July to Sept 80, aggre'
gated Si6,Oi7,555 and OF Cape Mona
se,ail,sol. The total OF all deposits
At both Offices during the three months
was 500, e3i.sio.
The steamer Santa Ana with e67 pas
sengers and from S3OO, 900 TO $780,
klondike and Mono gold arrived
Thursday al Seattle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
GALVESTON NEEDS ArLp.

Clara narion Appeals for Ala to Maud
Homes.
Miss Clara barton, president Of the
National rcd cross society. has issued
statement TO the manufacturers and
business men Of the country In which
she appeals to them for aid 10 the wav
OF material To be used In the bulldlpg
OF homes for those who lost all In the
recent storm, It Is addressed 40 Ina
manufacturers and dealers 10 lumbs,
hardware, builders material, ana
household goods and to the busl,s,,
men In general Of the United state,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
H5MoUNTAiN FAIR.


showna 10 Bsttsr Than Any Prsviou
Exhibit.
TpuNh lntermountalp fair opened
at 10 bnday with good attend.
anerM display Of exhibits Is better
thai q y previous fair held by tn,
assdlth There Is fne list OF
Amac h, and the racing program
ia + 4. arly good, Great pains have
bed a to make the racing square,
an judges promptly declared o
rae b which the jockey was held
no have ridden his mount we'll,
ID he finish was only by nose.
I'D rse was Jim Bozeman. His
cd vas tined $50, aud Jockey BOY.
ip WAS ruled of the track.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
Anarchist. seek tate Of rrlus. A,,.,, i,
nUlglum.

As result OF a discovery Of a plo,
against Prince Albert Of Belgium. A..
arrests have been made, nmoug ny.
known In custody being person, !.
eused Of completely in the plot oiJsar.
BAptiste sisido, tho youth who NM, ~
assassinate the Prince Of Wsle, ,,.,
April In Brussels. One o! the ,rr.,,''
persons has been released bn, \.
Others are detained The ,ooi,,l'.
make light OF the arrests, el.inloa
Nose arrested are police agent.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12
BRITISH FIoHr DE WET.

Win a Three Days Hattie with Gallant
noer.
The British column had three
days hght from October . TO October 2
inclusive, with General DE Vets COM
mando Of 1000 men aud ave guns near
Vredcfort, Orange River Colony, II
took place In u veritable sea OF noun,
tains near there.
The Beers were dislodged and dis
persed, and they ned demoralized. Tho
British casualties were slight