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The age-herald., 1901-05-09
Victor Emmanuel oratified.

Rome, May Sizing Victor Emman- uel has written to Premier zanardelii expressing his own and his consorts qualification at the demonstrations which are being prepared to celebrate the approaching event in the royal family The King expresses his desire to spare the citizens and administra- tive bodies expense, and he will not accept presents from them. He begs that some of the money designated to this end be spent in charity.
The age-herald., 1901-05-09
To Attene Reunion.

Athens. May s.-(special)-A carload of people will leave Athens for the reunion at Memphis. The car will be filled here and taken to Decatur, where it will be transferred to the Southern. and from there to Memphis Miss Mary Mason of thie place Is sponsor for the Third Ala bams Brigade She Is daughter of Capt Robert Mason and a most cul- ture6 and refined young woman.
The age-herald., 1901-05-09
Reception by the EIks.

Houston, Tex, May s-The party of St. Louis merchants who are now tour Ing Texas arrived here tonight and were given reception at the Elks' Club.
 They left at midnigh. for Beaumont where they will spend portion of to- morrow investigating the oi, fields Ths Kansas City party will arrive at Denison tomorrow and will also go over the Northern and Eastern portions of the State.
The age-herald., 1901-05-09
JURYROOM TURNED
 INTO PRIZE RING
Members Couldn't Reach a Con- c|usion and Decided to
 Scrap It Out

Muncie Ind, May s-Whils trying to come to a conclusion tonight as ts the guilt or innocence of Henry Warren. on trial for causing a disturbance on an eleo- tric car, the jury came to blows and the locked jury room had to be broken open before the free-for-all fight which waged Thirty.seconc Regiment Mustered Out.
 San Francisco. May S-The Thirty-sec- ond Infantry was today mustered out
The age-herald., 1901-05-09
Russlans Secure Steamers.

London. May 9.-"The Russian gov ernment," says the Daily Express, has secured the Wilson liners Sappho and Castro for the coast trade in or der to place Siberian products on the English market The steamers will be manned by Russians, and their names will be changed to Russian names in order to evade the Riga Port charges"
The age-herald., 1901-05-09
Will Meet at Richmond.

St Louis. Mo. May 8.-Unfnished business was disposed of at today's session of the Southern Women's Home Mission Board. and Richmond, Va. was chosen for the next annual meeting. Invitations from Atlanta, Ga, and Birmingham. Ala. also were extended Richmond received 2, votes. Birmingham and Atlanta 8.
The age-herald., 1901-05-09
Phillips to Blame.

New York. May s.--william F. Piet, Jr., president of the National Starch Manu- facturing Company. tonight said the com pany had ordered all its factories closed on account of the present corner in corn at Chicago. Mir. Peit thought that the shut-downs would not last for a long perl cd Of time.
The age-herald., 1901-05-09
Wlll Investfaate Charges.

Washington. May S.-The civil service commission will shortly send an inspec- tor to Louisville. Ky, to investigate the charges of Representative Irwin that ex- aminations were unfairly conducted by the local civil service board at Louis vile
The age-herald., 1901-05-09
RepIantlne Cotton.

Athens May a-The dry weather is playing havock in this county with the farmers ther being unable te get cotton or corr te come up, and the, are re- planting entire crops the cool nights anc ho- dayf causing tho trouble
The age-herald., 1901-05-09
Renort AhsoIutelx sillx.

Chicago May S.-Presidenf 8. F. D Un- derwood of the Erie road whe was ir the city tonight said the report that the Erie is part of great trans-conti mental system brought about by the Bur lington deal is too silly to discuss
The age-herald., 1901-05-09
INDEX TO TOOAY's NEWS.

l-Searchng for Negro.
 Labor and Capital.
 The Situation at Jacksonville. MT Wilson Before Commission. Schwab 10 Youths. AThe President in California. Dental Students to Graduate. swili Centraiize Steel Plants. Wants Bankrupt Petition Denied. Fire at Augusta AEditorial.
 Hotel Lobbies.
 Sage and Hiu on Trusts. 5-Rallroad News
 Baseball News.
 Birmingham Is the Place
 waI Veterans Reunion e-Social. Huntington Deal in Jeopardy. Police Stories eMartineln Made Cardinal s-The Markets lo--The Races.
The age-herald., 1901-05-09

At an early hour this morning 10 trace of the negro who committed the brutal assault on Mss Dell Garrett at Spring vile, St. Clair County, Tuesday after of the country had been secured and the police of the State had been notified to watch for him,
 The details of the crime, which could not be learned so as to be published In yesterdays Age Herald, are very revolt ing. as they came to light yesterday. Miss Garrett Is a young lady eighteen years of age. of attractive appearance She Is a student of Springville college. and the assault was committed while she was returning from attendance at the college. IL was while she was pass ing through a rather densely wooded and lonely part Of the road that the crime was committed. The negro. Jin, Brown. who is said to have committed the deed. was following her, but no particular heed was given his actions until he had caught and attacked her.
 The Negro Fled.
 The negro fled from the community when the crime had been committed. aii1 the girl walked to her home inst as her weakened condition would allow, fainting as she reached the door of hAr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
To Enlarge weiser smeIler.

Charles W. whltcomb OF Boston. vice
president and general manager Of the
Boston & Seven Devils Copper company,
was in the city yesterday says the
Boise Statesman. Mr. whiicomb states
that the company has made a number
OF shipments this year 81 ore giving
smelter returns ~ an average II 20 per
cent COPPER. 81 gold and 50 silver. IN
extracting this ore something over w.
600 tons Of ~ per cent material has been
mined and Is now on the dump. Il Is the
policy to accumulate this lower grade
ore for reduction In the smelter AZ
Weiser Mr. Whiicomb who Is ylcc
president and general manager 81 thls
smelling enterprise. says II has den
nitely been determined 20 make the
plant $50 tons daily capacity. instead
~ 100 tons as ~ first contemplated.
This is entirely justified by the ore on
hand aud IN sight There VIII be some
delay In getting the smelier In runnins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Conditions at the Ajax.

Secretary Burt Of the Ajax talked
with superintendent Nebeker over the
phone today and learned that the mine
shows no special change either in the
north OF south drifts on the 1000 level.
The face OF the north drift is still be-
ing pushed towards the Mammoth and
from 10 20 Is inches Of shipping ore APP
pears in the face with some second
class. The upralse ls also being contln
ued In Gre When questioned as TO the
length " the upraise. or the distance
that the drift traversed the previous
cnute Mr. Burt said he had no definite
information on these points. Mr.. Weir
is expected home some time next week,
when more details viii probably be Civ.
en- out. The company marketed car
OF copper ore today which assayeu
nearly ~ per cent. Three more cars Of
similar ore are now being loaded II Is
being extracted from the upper levels
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
MINING NOTES.

toby
George Fetterman is up from De La.
MAJ, Nevada.
The construction Of new sampler Is
beihg nooted.
Dr. =. a. H. Franklin was al his desk
for short time this morning.
The Story claim in bingham had a
car Of ore on the market today.
TIE name Of the Skull Valley Mining
COMPANY has ben changed TO the lsa-
bella Mining and Milling company.
Il is said that Mayor Ezra Thompson
pail as much as $4,000 for 700 shares
Of ihe Daly-West day or two ago.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
two cars Of ore from Nevada, one from
Bingham and two from Frisco today.
The new figs have not yet been In.
stalled at the Tesora Mill, though the
plan Is said to be doing good work,
Il Was reported today that the San
Rafael company has secured ilow OF
oil though the report could not be verl-
fed
Col T.. A. Wall returned from Tlntlc
las evening He reports a small force
sinking and uprising on the Utah with
no special results,
Il was expected that Messrs. Smith
am Caldwell would return this evening
from an investigation Of the West
Morning Glory fire.
Some good lead ore Is being opened
up In the Don Pedro of Stockton. Yes
terday's assays show as much as 40 per
cent lead with from to u ounces sill
Vel per ton.
y II. Lalhrop returned today from
the Ophn NJ Statelne, which IL being
put IN shape for the early production OF
ore All he machinery has arrived e..
eepting two cars, which are expected
Ina coupe OF weeks.
Charles Buffers. proprietor OF the
Buffers laboratory In this city, and a
metallurgist OF world wide fame, has
returned from England In his opn-
Ion Il will be long time before the
South African mines will be working
full blast,
a visitor from Tintic stated today
thai The Victor strike has been over.
done A chute Of ore IS certainly Ia
sight, but It Is said 10 be less Import
AMI than some have reported It. Man.
ager McCune, who returned from Butte
today, stated that there was nothing
new 10 report.
The Brooklyn Mining and Milling
company filed articles Of Incorporation
Yesterday afternoon. The capital stock
IL 100000. In shares Of 81 each. The Off
GERS are ]. a. Graham, president
Charles Olsen, vice president; r. s.
Connor. secretary and treasurer These
With H. l.. Benner and w. G.. Davis,
form the directorate. The cOmpan,
oSns the Brooklyn group OF nine min
ing claims In Park Valley, Boxelder
county.
Articles OF the Copper King Mining
company have been filed with the coun-
~ clery The capital stock IL 100000. d.
viied into 100000 shares, Of the par val
ue Of so ,tch. H. r. y. Grey is presi-
dent Of the company; r. w. Bouton,
vice president G.. J, Badertacher. secre-
tary and treasurer G. NJ Mauck ana
III A. Turnkey complete the directorate.
The company owns the twenty mining
claims In Blue Creek district. Boxelder
county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
CONDITIONS AT
GRAND CENTRAL
Pres, HOIbroOk Says the Outlook IS
Encouraging in King William.
WORK RESUMED ATSAMPSON
Sam Levy In Charge OF bingham Prop.
cry winnamuck Mill Starts Up
-Rlcb Copper shipment SOLD.

President Holbrook OF the Grand
Central who was in town today. reports
an improvement in the property as the
result OF the development work now
being done in the King William claim.
Nothing Is being done In the lowest
levels Of the mine. and the manages
ment is deyoting much Of It's energy 70
the developing OF the King William
claim. Drifts are being run into that
claim on the 200 800 and 900 levels. and
while the expected chute Of ore has
not been exposed the indications are
said to be very favorable. Enough ore
is being mined 10 pay expenses and the
directors are still confident than II is
only a question OF time when dividends
will be resumed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Report on Irish Gold Field.

An exchange saws mining engineers
from the Transvaal who are temporar-
lily solourning It home until the close
Of the war permits them to return to
their duties in South Africa have been
making Investigations IN a part Of Ire
land which from time immemorlal has
been known TO have deposits OF gold
and silver.
Under the auspices OF the Royal
Dublin society. Mr.. Il. ST. John Lyburh.
a mining engineer engaged for years
past IN Pretoria. has prospected a
large region In the County Wicklow.
where. over a hundred years ago. some
rich finds were made Of the precious
metal. prospector Lyburn In his re-
port. just handed In TO the ROYAL Dub
lin society. emrhaticaily declares that
ala similar geological features present
themselves in the Transvaal as be has
found In the County Wicklow, a large
mining corporation would at once b,
formed 10 test the extent OF the de-
posts according 20 the most modern
approved methods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
ENGLAND AND TURKEY.
Paris Patrie Says that Conflict Has
Broken Out Between Them.

Paris, Sept. 26.--The Patrie today
prints sensational story to the ef-
feet that conflict has broken out be-
tween Great Britain and Turkey. say
ing that three British war vessels have
been ordered to the Persian gulf 10
suppress revolts at Touet, in British
province of Bagdad, and that the Turk
ish government has dispatched a strong
detachment OF troops with instructions
to oppose the landing Of the British
forces. Russia, Germany and France,
the paper also says, have agreed 10
support Turkey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-- Cattle--Recelpts
1880. including 1000 Texans, 1000
westerns. Rest steers steady; others
lower Good TO prime steers 6.2Oq66O.
poor TO medium i.00dG00: stockers and
feeders 25QGi.30; cows i.50d455 heifers
2.J0@b.O0; canner5 i5OQ23O; bulls 1869
4.S5; calves S.OO05.OO; Texas led steers
3.00W4.40 western steers 365Q5f5,
HogH-Receipts today $4,000 tomor-
row2l. 600; left over SIZE Dull. cents
lower Mixed and butchers 6.65Qil5,
good TO choice heavy 6.SOq72O; rough
heavy 6,6Otp6,,O; liSht 6.7OG6.s5; bulk OF
tales e,7JQ6S7is.
Sheep Receipts 10000 Steady {,
stronger; lambs strong Good to choice
wethers 3.5OM395 ialr TO choice mixe1
S25gSG0, western sheep 3.25W3.f5; ma
tive lambs S.00q5 W; western lambs 3.iJ
fli,T5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
OPENING WAS VERY WEAK.
Many Of The Railroads Lost Point or More
al The First
First Sales of AmaIgama,ed Copper
brought Declines Then Received
support from Outside.

New York, Sept. 26.--The market OPP
ened active but weak. Declines were
within fractional bounds except in a
few prominent stocks. The coalers. the
southwesterns, grangers and the Paci-
fcs were the weakest, Chesapeake &
Ohio. Southern railway preferred, At
Gibson, Missouri, Kansas & Texas pre-
ferred and Erie tirst preferred losing a
point The first sale Of Amalgamated
Copper was OF 700 shares at a decline Of
y but outside support rallied the stock
IL. Anaconda also opened down u
and then rallied y. Support was forth
coming elsewhere in the market and
uere were recoveries from the first
prices The rally IN the coppers encour-
aged the bulls to bid up the railroad
hst and st. Paul. Union Pacific, Penn
sylyanla and Missouri Pacific sold frac-
tonslly above yesterdays close. The
Steel stocks wiped out their loss on re-
neWed buying OF Manhattan and the
Nanderbllts which advanced some Of
Diem point at the rally.
Profit taking In Amalgamated Copper
began when II touched 90ts, and a de-
CLINE OF ia depressed the general mar
BE- slightly. General Electric lost AZ
ava 81 Louis-Southwestern preferred
-. The market steadled again until
Missouri Pacific sagged rs. The mar
Be- became duh but slowly hardened to
the best prices. Missouri Pacific re-.
covered 20 about last nights level.
Amalgamated Copper touched 9lit and
anaconda 36ls The pressure against
thc market was largely centralized
and only a few stocks sold below the
earlier low level. notably 81. Paul and
Missouri Pacific, The last mentioned
iell 10 s5. Amalgamated Copper held q
shade above last night and when It
later rose above 90 the general tone be-
tame better.
Missouri Pacific rallied x and other
Gould stocks hardened.
The paucity OF the demand encour-
aged the bear professionals TO attack
fhe market and they forced the granger
PM Pacific stocks 10 the lowest. Some
Resistance was made by Anaconda and
ihe United states Steel stocks. but
Nmag1mated Copper yielded ~. The
market was supported again and rallied
strongly Amalgamated Copper touch
ing %.
Bonds were irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Work Resumed at the sampson.

Sam Levy left for Bingham today to
take charge Of work at the Sampson
property which lies near the famous
Brooklyn group In that camp. An en-
ergetc campaign OF development work
Is promised for the old bonanza under
Mr. leyy's dlrestion. With this object
In view the company which IL con-
trollod by Willard r. Snyder and asso.
GATES. has sent out supplies OF lumber
aud rails. The mine IS partly filled with
water and the first work TO be done
consists In repairing the old workings
and pumping out the water Work on
the property will probably be In full
swing before winter sets In, and the
shareholders may look for some heavy
shipments from this property next sea-
SIM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Albany Law school Opens.

New York, Sept. PA special TO the
Tribune from Albany. n. Y, says:
The fifty-frst session Of the Albany
Ia wschool, from which William Nc
Knley was graduated. has Just COM
menced. Gen. Amasa J. Parker, the
president OF the board OF trustees, at
the opening exercises OF the school
said.
"The class that Mr.. Mckinley be-
longed TO was known as the War
class and Il Is claimed that every
grade in the army. from major-genet al
down 10 private, was represented.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Columbia University students Rebel

New York, Sept 26.-The Herald says:
Columbia university students are re-
belllng against the resolutions against
hazing they were made TO sign by the
faculty last year During the week the
various classes have met and decided
10 place stringent rules over The fresh
man body because Of the curtallment Of
the upper classmens privilege
President Seth Low, In an effort TO
forestall a repetition OF last seasons
occurrences has addressed a note to
each OF the under graduate bodies In
which he calls attention 10 the spirit
Of the resolution they signed and asks
their continued cooperation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
winnamuck Min started Up.

After making number Of repairs In
the old Wnnamuck mill at Bingham,
the new owners have started II up
again under the direction Of Prof. Rob-
erts. The mill is capable OF handling 100
tons Of ore per day. and Il Is said 20 be
Working satisfactorily since the changes
were made Manager Lathrop reports
no SPECIAL change In the Tiewaukee,
whosc ores are being concentrated IN
the Wiiinamuok mill. A large body OF
milling ore has been developed but no
bodies OF hleh grade ore are reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 26.-Cattle7-
Receipts 5000, including 1000 Texans.
Steady to strong, Native beef steers
b.O006.30; Texas and Indian steers 5000
1856. Texas cows 9.2jQ30O; native COWS
and heifers 26OG550; stockers and
feeders 2SjG425, bulls 2.25@4OO; calves
3.00Q5.00.
Hogs Receipts 5000 Steady, cents
lower. Bulk OF sales 6.1O47.OO: heavy
7o0W7l0 packers G.150705; medium
6,I0W7O0; light 625q6s0. workers 6.15W
$50; pigs A000G25
Sheep Receipts 5000, Steady. Mutt
tons 2,75g325; lambs 35O443O; range
wethers 300n3.25, ewes 2.50Q3.00;
stockers and feeders l75@525.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Chun All Ready to Leave.

Berlin. Sept. 26.-Prince chun viii
leave this city Sunday and will EN-
bark on the German steamer Bayern
at Genoa, October /, the vessel on
which he came TO Europe. He viii re-
turn TO Berlin tomorrow and win make
his farewell visit TO the foreign Office
Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
CLOSING PRICES.

New York, Sept, 2e.-Anaconda. sfN
WIS. Central 2lk: do. MD, Az. RE.
public Steel ljis; southern Railway
blr' DO. pfd., S5is W. o.. e0is. South.
trn Pacific, Jet. g. a. O.. 45h. l.. & n.
l09 Missouri Pacific, s7A; n. & W.
tsN Leather l2h. do. pfd.. S9it: Gas
losi5 Rock Island ii0: Pacific Mail
tDA Reading. AZ; Erie. Az U. s
Steel, 42N. g a. A az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Heavy Fire In Guarnuil.

Guayaquil. Ecuador, Sept. ga fire
here last night destroyed eleven blocks
In the south end OF the city. The loss
probably win amount to a million
sucres. a little less than a million dol
lars. The insurance on the buildings
destroyed amount TO 100000 sucres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
Anaconda Dividend Declared.

A dispatch from New York states
that the Anaconda Mining company
has declared a dividend OF $l.2b a
share For some time past the company
has been declaring a dividend OF Si.25
per share and an extra dividend OF 70
cents az intervals OF ak months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call steady at AS per cent.
Primo mercantile paper steady at 5a5al
per cent.
4 sterling exchange barely steady with
actual business N bankers bills at as
Nis5< for demand and az lS3h ntS3ss
Tor sixty days; posted rates i.Ss and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
SHR|NKACE IN
MINING STOCKS
Nearly All Of the Active Stocks
Declined Today
CARIsA FELL AWAY TO Sl.37
Ajax Weaker-Uneie sam Lower-Te'
sora and Victor slnnpy-sae'
ramentO saggIng.

With very few exceptl0ns Prices w"
tinued their downward course on the
Mining Exchange today. Business was
quite heavy owing apparently, to real
izations at present prices. Some rev
stocks withstood the onslaught OF the
bears and remained Arm In spite OF the
local and eastern depression IN the
mining share market Lower Mann
moth. for instance, sold up to S5.OO,
while May Day hung around Sl.i4 Daly
West was strlnger at $3.50 and ontario
was unchanged at $1,000. boss IWeeo
released some 900 shares at prlcesruh,
ming as low as So. Eagle and Blue beu
was firm at sllA. All OF the Other
stocks traded In show a shrlnkage Oh
from TO 10 per cent. The greatest
declines occurred in Tesora and Victor
The former sold down TO 6ll2, whlle
the latter was traded In Ut 90. Carisa
also suffered IN the raid and after
opening at si.4l the stock fell away TO
sis1 when the call closed. Ajax, which
has always been a favorite with the
speculative element iluctuated between
81. 40 and sl.4l with nearly 10000 shal Is
changing hands. DAILY was In good de-
mand though it weakened from $40 to
SOS. Consolidated Mercur, which a
few days ago, sold up TO s2.57 was Of
fered at s2.ls today, while Sacramento
fell away to 81 after opening at 2Sh.
Only few days ago II was traded IN
at 2iA. Century. OF Park valley also
felt the effects Of the bear movement
and sold at 1926, and this In spite OF
the fact that the mine is improving and
the mill is about ready to run. Ben
Butler loosened up something like 1000
shares at prices varying between 10
and ls%. Star Consolidated weakened
10 se& again, while West Morning
Glory reacted to 5# after selling down
20 AZ yesterday Little Chief weakened
70 2Ois this morning. Manhattan sold
at Il-le. Sunbeam was traded in at
As, while Silver Shield sold az ~ and
2k. Martha Washington was very at-
tive from 81 down to AZ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
nelglnn MIncr, Wm strike.

Liege, Belgium, Sept 26.--At a num-
Der Of meetings held this morning the
coal miners resolved 20 declare a gem
eral strike In the Liege coal basin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

order because Of the steel strike. but II
win be blown in by the first Of Deem
Dor al tho lniegI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
SAN FRANCISCO
WOOL.

ST. Louis, Sent 26- Wool-Quict;
territory and western medium l4Ql6ia
fine. llGl5h; coarse, l2Ql5,