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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, July TO- 1901.
coFFEE-Declined again to-day with sentiment al the
dse decidedly bearish. The opening steady with
srxs unchanged points lower. These figures were
i0p the day Soon after the call selling both ac-
counts popular and quite in the after
noon Brazilian In the spot
department and disappointment the showing of Euro
speculative markets
There little nothing in the way of support or re-
sfanee the oNertures made by the The close
with prices net unchanged points lower
Total sales We're 21o bags The spot quiet
aly with prices unchanged and Brazilian coffee was
Quoted the unchanged basis sc for Rio No spot
IL Rio No spot and was quoted at
&C sne No at sizc But while the spot market was
ouiet large business Brazil The reported
sl about $1,000 bags and freight business as
follows: 5000 bags Santos. and 4 at Csc: 2o,0
RAGS Nos and z. at 51ec: 1000 Santos No
70 T. al $500, and 5000 bags Rio. Nos O. at Toe
The Of contract prices local market TODAY
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. lO-.'Ihe American Wool and Cotton Re
porter say of the wool trade; The
ket last the Intervention
Of holiday combined with the dull and untavorable
ing London auctions naturally tending to restrict
business Reports received rnce the opening OF the Lon
don sales, however indicate some improvement tn.
trade is feeling better than at the beginning OF
the week under review and this feeling has been great
ly strengthened by the OF the from the
goods The mills which hit the popular fancy
heavy weight running full duplicate orders and
OF actually refused such orders Another
fact which afro tended impa strength the
ket the continued nrmness In the Territories Quite
@ or Desirable medium stock reported to have sold at
lfc Indications ttat woods Will be cleaned up as
tnctoukhiy 10 Montana they IN Idaho, and as
thsx have Territories this The sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July lo-The offerings the auction
sales day numbered 14iI bales buyers
chased fa1r share OF superior including New
South Wales. Victoria and Tasnanian a fair
supply of secured and readily Falkland
Island and Punta Arenas fair demand at un-
changed rates Following are the sales detail; New
South Wales $500 bales secured. s1adq1s Sad: greasy
31IQlcd Queensland. 46 bales; secured. Vic
toria loo bales; secured 6a.dQ1s Cd greasy 4dGls
South Australia 400 bales: secured, Is adGls lid:
greasy oH@stad Tasmania 1000 bales: greasy 3a4dG
Is .sd- Zealand; 400 bales secured. edQ1s Sd;
greasy S4yd Cape OF Good Hope and Natal.
greasy aGgls nd Falkland Islands 17o0 bales: greasy
1900 Punta Arenas. 100 bales; greasy. 2i2Q4d Vine
arrivals OF wool for the fifth series
with the following amounts: New South Wales 81 lab
oaie Queensland. 49, Victoria IS Australia
eoo' Wesi Australia 1916 Tasmania. l50i; New
Thrtyhve thousand bales and IA 500 bales
70 spinners - NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

MErAnsrhere decline In r, the P sSs Of
sSR to az and rd the and q
f2s and futures at ais Of the collapse
Of as spot 61 a maggie wGRta
At decline q p points the was s0s som de
for with prices an5 deotrc at
aks hso' fApIcondons in the market seemed
and prices were unchansed at ssne M
Local ms s5sts was wa T seant
Of p Cd spot closing f1s lbs Cd LEAD-Thee Eng,
M ,5S iron al ao viz F IRON
New-York were quoted at 50 ooGSIo'
6 bss p and n shows s's
the strictly desirable grades 81 soo
NeSorieans centrifugal l2gi4e fair i5glSe;
ssSd 7q Posso P Rao assss
fair 6sa s2a6 Tg Pi hs for ss
volume Of business was light 0Ss ro e and the
scarcity suitable for the eOastwse and nearly
steamers the inquiry light IN an
S rsss rates fT p wsTa T on
te a. E s ss Hui s&d
Antwerp shd So pigs Rotterdam &C. Ans5 ter
dam 7' oat so? Is 3d. e sRe' ss'
n.sa R,nssom or sss private
Fs. an sss o p
August and October; British steamer $500 quarters
s K,nRaon or eonnsR So Ssd option
naSsst Ship sans to Bahia Ban
osa tons rails; to r0!
BLUSH seaer coal Bsltimos to TaI9 E,s
aeps. about s. ss E 70 Rsnss
s hack 2 Sor sSns a. .eas th private
bark 4os ms deals ca 81 so o TO to r
bados orders to Galveston New,orsans or no,n 9,
Martins sfaa' to lumber
Sc go ss
to w esrsn o c aad bridge
schooner coal PhiadeiPhia to NeMbgryPSTt
81 70: schooner sas tons pilng Norfolk NewYork
s s $40 s'd raSe With SIX
delivery edvery Europe British b. amen
general esrso JsIs British
with ,ovsens s S sy Sc ssr0 snd a hS SH
& s saFf Pss ssiPss bss D
aned Nsw-York 81 c0TT0Ss Eaio oi asc
q TSi,s 4 1aS sas prime ss
x@ nsfI as boi!sa sc lases
good s from eon ana p Hs
9se e ss ss s es%ss Sos FOR
had p 600 81, end o@ses som
sf5ssIs 81 .nor sa:5:s
ss SS5ssd 90 Mess g s$ssS
e sssc PIGS s%gsAs q y dI2 3 Z d
p Is'is r. sMc Picked shoulders steady quoted 77Ae
Rassr e aas 4s s oaa Ssa
ssa e a-s a h sc Bard s
~ Kegs 73c Compound steady; quoted, &c
sTEARINE-F'irm: quoted: Cleo. 9s4c; city lard
lol.c..
RIcf-sou,hern advces indicate light supply OF de-
srabe grades rice with good demand 1t. This
belns The local maintain steady upright
level OF values closing 1t quite firm In Encour
aging reports coming 20 hand concerning the
cr,n rice foreign markets frm. with
sency in favor OF holders and demand be
oelient Quotations follow: Domestic.
5s'5 Rs1s 0Ssss 5,
Si-GAR-The fresh demand for refined
active considerable Is moving OF
1obbers on ordering out OF orders placed ago
i,st prices unchanged All renners however are
CEILING of graduated basis OF
: whic price quoted by Arbuckie Broth
while American and National
iist at American ten DAVIS
rhiIe National and Arbucke Brothers
sny six days expected that prices will held
sor some Quotations follow: loaf
crushed and dominos &c. mould A, 5.s5c; cubes J75c
xxx powdered. 5C5c; powdered, powdered nd
fruif 5000: Eagle confectionery
ne Eagle and extra fine Eagle
. m cartons 10 bags and g 10 bags
granaated. standard and Ola
rnend soc: sonteconsrs, 59oc Nol i5e: No.
ss5e: No 8. a7Se No 47oc; No 10 esc No ii. 4soc
for centrifusa duty paid was lowered fraction on
Muscovado and moassss sugars however unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
Railroads
.ENNSYLVANIA


ssss St ATB STREET AND
The leaving time from Desbrosses and
CertlAndt street. 1. i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
stauon, except where otherwise noted
Car. New Yoa - 70 two Bass rar,or
o & c a M E ss soa SSs fits.ss
sss PESSsYLvhNis faa afSSlaPa
ca FoT cesso s0s T5 a
nss = Fl d IH,:, an Lsss
c chr To'eS LOSi:ss ssa ctneinna' Inaianapol.
sSs 2. n. ST, LOUIS ExPKEss.-For p,,.surs
w Nfs1Sa s Ds tssso For
fafe't sssnEdey paa Gar p,,,.sux ana
Sa,ssso daily via shsnanao sa Valley
SIS F. c fSy sSsnnd ssspr sqy Ex
PREss.-For Pitisbu1s. Cleveland NASHVILLE eTLa cis-
aMxsHiSS ;;Es AND THE SOUTH
20 D,sHs ssfs iSss |b.5ss
sEsssse' a E.6's5 s9s e'sls ss.' =
ssnsysssonal Lin wa an ParoT and Dining cars' =
AZ Dining Carr. ass dining Carr s25 p. m. IL 10
SOUTHERN RAILwAY--Expres.. s2S AS p. m. II 10
ATLANTIC COAST IINE--nspress. SIS a m and o Is
hBR line . and n e
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-For M.mphi.
CHESAPEAKE { OHIO 'R4iLWAY.-sss a. m. and ass
F9n StR Fo snS COMFORT and NoRFoLK-r1
CITf--y-55 a. and 2 50 D weekdays.
sundays L53 a Through Vestibuled Trains BUFFET
Parior Cars and Standard Coaches week Parog
smoking Cars. Paror Cars. Dining Cars and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAI.-i255 y. m weekdays.
For points New York Long Railroad ffro
West Twenty-third Street station. S55 m. IL 10
LILO Saturdays only. 2.25 255 325. 40. ass and
$50 p N. sundays. T.55. 925 a m. ass D. m. from
Desbrosses and Cortlandt $50, 400 A.
II 90 20 Saturdays only. 230 BIO $40 40. $40.
and 100 y. sundays. 5 IS, GAS a SIS ID. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61O (Desbrosses ard Cortandt Streets 600 725 f50.
$50 sos. 925 Cs55 Penna Limited. 1910 pesnrosses
Cortlandt arr
Can. llSS a. m: 1853 10 Desbrossss and Cortl.ndt
Streets. 20. Ass. s25. 355 AIS. 4.25 Dining Carr.
40 Dining Carr; S55 Dining Car. 80 s3. sas,
s25 s55 a25 80 dtmitedl; s5S 10 IS Dining Car,
SIS. DIS D. m night
Ticket offices Nos 4ei 1896 1884 and 2s1
1s2 Fifth Avenue theow 236 ST.: House. Wsst
Twentythird Street Station and stations foot of Dss
brcsses and Cortandt Streets
Street as Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Brooklyn Station. Jersey City. The New
Company will call for md check baggage hotsls
residences through destination Telephone
Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
J.. b. HUTCHINSON. j.. R WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

Tor the week in Boston n dou,e.sc
ana ~ ~ Ioreign making total Of 3 n
against total OF 6.l95c previous venlS ana
total or 900 10 for the corresponding week ~
i, 10 ror me corresponding time last year.
Seip.s OF wool IN Boston this amount 10 SO
oaies against 1I7A bales Is $40 baIes last
Inc total receipts since January have been $50
$50 oaes domestic foreign rst lea an
nes domestic and 1o2 915 foreign for the core
peiiou OF 1900 This Is Increase O.
oaies domestic and Is SIS baes foresa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

COIION-ir day Of bear jubiiatton
York the Sew-Or.eans and the Liverpool Cotton
eaarges, and much Of the advance pred
lard work the part Of the bulls wiped The
s2snng easy, with July points higher other
Esnlhs 1G7 points lover. These figures best
p.nss apparent, with July leading the downward
layegnenT. dominating report that
another West India dad
tresking up the drouth which has long held
grip which sucking the life OF half grown
THIS caught the trade
Southern and foreign interests pretty well loaded
options The public
well supplied with Sc
would recorded for options beyond September
4 scramble drop this staple overheard
pronounced break in prices throughout the list
July clique did make the least
support position. smaller faith
standing hastily urloaded The early
satisfactory. showing decline in the Liverpool
market. whereas slight downward had been
anticipated But sooner had the rain news reached
English market than a sensational bleak began.
the lowest there reaching level Of 5g5 points.
nights closing Efforts made
afternoon TO rally prices the weather forecast did
the of the central belt
belt. Moreover. said be ap-
preaching Atlantic coast. where dry
4 needed the crop from grass lice But
sceptical. and refused take the bull
preferTing o. cables
While there reectionary movements
OF the market disappointing all
The close with prices net 104l9
points lower.
The prices the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

ana quoted at 916c SO uscovado and S6c FOR
50 test mOasses relative better de-
mand for soft centrifugal. The sales
fered included coo English Island muscovado
spot at 9-6c basis SO test and Of Cuba sugars
at Beakwater including 400 centrifugal 80 test
at 21ec and 1,15O bags mo!asses sugar basis -
test. at 1S-6c, The OF the London market
decline of I'D price which
closed at los lo2d. while fair refining unchanged
TEA-The market ruled dull unchanged prices
all day. Quotations follow August, 1l.soa
l1e0c; September 1290Q13c: October, 1SG131Oc; No
vember ID 106113. zoe; December, 10 20l13.30c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
new YORK CENTRAL.

'SaturdaNs OnIy.t sLlatIy.
HARLEM DIVISION.
90S y. NJ. and 335 P NJ Daily. Sunday, Pitts
field; Saturdays only. 2 As p M. Sundays only at
go A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pnts,h Light
Ticket Offices az l3 2G1, AIS and 1216 Broadway .
w. 2s5 Columbus I25th
i3sth tons New York; 33s and s26
Fulton St. and 104 Broadway. e d. Brooklyn
Telephone 800 New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence ~
Westcott Express Company.
p s BLODGETT. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

Spot cotton closed duh. with quotations &c lower on
The basis Of sSc for rnddng upland and sac for mid
ding Gulf $3.50 bales. Southern spot markets
we're teiegaphec follows Galveston easy. unchanged
AZ SIC. New-Oreans quiet and easier. unchanged at
tsc Mobile quiet unchanged at Sac; savannah steacy
unchanged al SIC; Charleston steady nnenanseo, al
tse; Norfolk steady unchanged 6&c; Baltimore noi
nal unchanged al 1l-lec; Augusta nrrn unehahseo al
BIC; 81 Louis quiet. unchanged. at SIC
Receipts the ports anG interior points to-day com
pared with the same day last week and last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
THE STATE OF TRADE. =

sp s9a so1 July loGFlour quiet and easy Wheat
n Win. 7o ess carloads No Northern old Tosc
ping re Corn higher: No yellow. 81 .sc; No 3 do
0Slxc; Ne corn. Sic; No do oo<c through billed
oats quiet; No 2,whe. 35%c: No 2 mixed, 34c Farlev
Spot offered 5OG54c. Rice dull No Il 55c a.ksi ~
track and In sto:e. Canal freiKhtS steady SN NA
Chicago. July 1orhe leading futures. ranged as fol,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

A DvERTisEMENTs and .ue.sIp''Sns fos The Tribune
I'd door north OF 3ist-st. until O'Clock advertise
mens received we Following pranch oSes A. resuAf
3adst; ls2 9Th ave. ee& 18th e.; EacyA 18th eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
NAVAL STORES.

do Mississippi 75c. Florida,
carrier 81 %: do poor fair 75c4S1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Franklin Station. New York.
lows. and i5 min. later foot West 42d ST.. n. Rs
ITO A M-For Intern. points 10 Albany 4 Month.
A ND Van Wrinkle FLYER 70 CatskiilS.
tI0:so A M-Saratoga and Buffalo Express-
tIl 30 a M-t3l Lake Mohonk. Minnevaska Express
tl2,l5 p M-(s)-Catskil Mountain Express.
-loo p M-Chicago Express.
.c25 M-Cont Lin. Detroit. Chi. q ST. Louis
Ulster Express 10 Catskiu Mia
tS:45 N-(4l For Hudson River Points * Albany.
s6:I5 M-For Roch-. Buffalo. Cfeved & Chicago
t7:45 M-For Roeh., Buffalo. Detroit & ST.
M-For Syra Roch.. Mag. Falls, bet. Il
sDay. tpaily except SUNDAY. Leaves Brooklyn
mex No l. at t9:l5 A NJ: at 1l0:s3 NJ; 1910 p
M: a az taoS p Leaves Jersey City. ?. r. r. STA
No ! AT Ne: As A NJ: a fltgao A NJ; fle p u: 4
at 1885 Time tables at principal hotels and oicss.
Basgage hotel residence Westeost.a
f,x q r. LAMBERT Ger'l Passenger Agent N r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

The market for spirits turpentine was about ,sc
higher closing with firm Rosn ruled steady and
unchanged Tar steady former prices We quote:
03sc.
TAR-Regulars. 50 %: bbls. 81
ROSlN-Conrnon TO good strained 81 45; D, 81 5o E.
81 Co. F. 81 70: G. 81 IS, So l. 81 so: 50 NJ.
81 60; n, So; W G.. SO 80: W w, So So
STOCK ON HAND.
tufpsht'He loo< polS-
- Wilmington, July lo-Spirits turpentine firm 34GD
Sane. receipts 40 bbs 95cG&1; receipts.
l4o Crude turpentne firm S1QS2; receipts, So Tar
firm at 81 go receipts. 81.
Charleston July l0-Turpentine firm, 33L2c.
nrm, unchanged
savannah July 10-Spirits turpentine dull 34+c;
ceipts - oos Rostn firm receipts. 2Si bbs sales
IZol bbs; exports 200 bbs Quote: A, and c, Al 49,
K 81 so; NJ 81 IS; n, - TO- w G, 81 95; W W. So ID
New-Orleans. July lO.-Receipts-Rosn, i2o bbls. Ex-
ports-Havana rosn. 100 bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

sd receipts 1900 bags: cleared for The United
1900 bags; cleared for Europe 1900 bags stock
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

r-4se tao $500 1900 loco, .I1So A. NJ, tioe.
80 taco fiOo $500 t4-S0 800. 100 fiSO.
NJ. s12 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
1900 1000. s1150 n NJ. fl0o. 'l.So. $40.
$500 200 p. NJ, az. 10 mdt.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot OF Rector St.
Through Pleasant 500. i0.0o Hoo a NJ. Loo.
2 $50 P NJ. Through 10 Ocean Grove. 500
p NJ. sundays. Point Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ.
leo. 400. 500 p. NJ
Offices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry, lis al asa
S2 9Th Az, 73T 9th Az. 3 Union 50.
West 1a5th 2T3 West 125th St. 245 Column
bus Az. New York; 4 Court ST. 344 $50 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn; Broadway. Williamsburg. New York Trans
fer Co calls FOR and checks baggage 10 destination
tFrom Liberty st. only 'Daily fDaily except sun
day Sundays only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
Atlantic City
New JerseyCentral

Trains with Buffet Parior Liberty
A. M, $40 p. NJ. Saturday Special. LOO NJ south
Ferry Returning. Atlantic City
$40 A. NJ. 2lb p NJ. Sunday Special $50 p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
LaCkaWanna Railroad

r NJ
Tickets 95 Fifth Ave- 654 Columbus Ave. IIs. 40
and 1873 Broadway IA Park Pl 1873 W. l25th ST.. and
a3s Fulton Brooklyn.
Westcort's Express Company viii call and check
baggage to destination. tExcept sunday. sDaly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

cables-Sartoscoff quiet: good aver
Santos 4s4o0 receipts. $4,000 bags; stock 900
bags Hamburg-Cof1ee market opened unchanged at
$50 was net 20 Y pig lower; sales. 5000 bags
Easre-Coffee market opened Unchanged at u m near
declined I. franc: far months unchanged at 8
irregular; at $50 unchanged total sales. 1900
hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
CHANGE IN TIME
TO MONTREAL.

Trains via Delaware Hudson R. r.. Shortest Quick
Best Route. leave Grand Central Station daily
10 \. NJ and 635 p. NJ. and after June I'D
Through sleeping and parOr D. & II. Ticket Office
and Information Bureau 81 Cortlandt 81. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

Receipts of breadsturs interior points thousands
last three cphers (o0o) omitted bbls grain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
CENTRAL R. A. Of new JERSEY.

Liberty ST and South Ferry thine Ferry nvs
minutes earlier than below, except nOtsdl-
Week days SunGays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD


Foot of West Esd Cortlandt and Desrosses Streets
Daily. Except Sunday. sunday changes l22a dfasA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-20
RECIPROCITY CONVENTION.
Delegates Take Very Diverse Views
On Questions Of Reciprocal Trade,

Washington. Nov. 20-At the fore
noon session Of the national reciprocity
convention today A r. Valentine, of
Bennington, Vermont, president Of the
National Association of Knit Goods
Manufacturers, offered the following
resolution.
Resolved, that In the opinion Of this
convention the treaty known as the
French reciprocity convention should
not be ratified"
Mr.. Valentine succeeded In reading
the resolution, asserting that he wished
to state something for the information
Of the delegates who broke into laugh
ter as President Search replied that he
was confident that Mr.. Valentine did
not understand that his action was a
violation OF the rules. resolutions not
being In order. 1t was referred to COM
mittee.
John q. Taylor, Cincinnati tanner,
was the first speaker OF the day.
He protested strongly against the at
ttude OF the a-protectionlsts. He
said that the existing evils might not
be entirely ameliorated by either tariff
revision or reciprocal trade conyen-
ton.
owen $, Osborne OF Philadelphia drew
a hopeless picture of the American knit
goods industry In the absence OF tariff
protection. VIM. c. Barker OF New
York representing the National Associ-
alton OF Agricultural Implement Manu-
facturers, said that unless reciprocity
were applied as safety valve q tariff
explosion would follow that would Gre
ate general ruin. He criticised some OF
the assertions and figures Of Charles
- lgn hn H..
In detail to the criticisms.
The session adjourned at noon when
the officers Of the convention and a
committee of ten proceeded TO the
White House and called on President
Roosevelt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-20
The LIBERALS
CAPTURE COLON.
race Was Surprised at Night = Twelve
Killed Marines From the MacI1ias
Landed as Precaution.

Colon, Colombia, Nov. 90 (via Gal.
veston).-The liberals made an unex.
pected attack on Colon at S o'clock last
night The government was not pre.
pared and there was little resistance
AFTER some fighting In front Of the
caurta and In certain streets for an
hour and a half the liberals gained pos
session of all the public offices ana the
town Of Colon.
The project Guardla, is a prisoner
over twelve killed and about thirty
injured.
The United States gunboat Machas.
now here, took no part in the proceed.
ings,
There has been no telegraphic com.
munication with Panama since last
evening and It is surmlsed here that
Panama is now being attacked
NEWS OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED.
Washington, Nov. 2O.-The conhrma-
ton of the reported capture Of Colon by
the Colombian liberals caused a decd-
ed commotlon In the state and navy de-
partments today. There were long con.
ferences between Secy Long ana Ad-
miral Crowninshleld and between the
admiral and DR.. Ill., acting secretary
Of state, Later the two last named went
over TO the White House and saw Pres
ident Roosevelt. This was the first time
since 1883 when Admiral Jouett opened
up transit across the lsthmus Of Pana-
ma that communication had actually
been stopped In such fashion to seem
70 require the Interference Of the Unit
ed States naval forces.
The first news Of the trouble at Colon
came from United States Consul Gen.
Gudger at Panama.
Later there came a second message
from Mr. Gudger announcing that Colon
had been taken. This was confirmed
more explicitly by u. S. Consul Ma m
ros, stationed at Colon. The latter of-
cial said that Colon was taken By the
rebels last night While an business Is
suspended transit is not interrupted
and American life and property are safe
and not likely to be in danger.
Taken altogether these dispatches
were regarded by the officials here as
indicating lack OF purpose on the part
Of the liberals TO interfere with transit
across the isthmus IL was felt that
the brief Interruptions caused by the
taking UP Of the rail and the cutting Of
the telegraphlc wires was nothing more
than a temporary device 10 prevent rhe
government from hurrying reinforce
nents by rail- 10 Colon Tho officials
find support for this belief in the fart
that communication was re-opened
across the isthmus the moment Colon
was captured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-20
JAIL BIRDS FLY
FROM STEEL CAGE.
Four Desperate Criminals Saw Through
Metal Cell Wall and Dig Through Is
Inches of Rock at Ogden.

as being among some Of the hardest
characters he has had under his care
In Weber county for some time.
They were all imprisoned for serious
offenses. awaiting trial, and their
descriptions are as follows.
Turner is five feet seven inches In
height, weighs 1S0 pounds, Is so years
of age, has grey hair, stubby grey
beard, Is usually clean smooth taiker
and wears a dark suit, He was con-
victed of obtaining money under false
pretenses.
Hope Is 30 years Of age, has dark
brown hair, blue eyes and a pale COM
plexion. He is feet inches In height
and weighs 100 pounds. He is the man
who stole the Sacrament set from the
Catholic church recently
Sutherland is 20 years Of age, has
dark hair. grey eyes, wears NOUS
tache and is dark complexioned His
height is feet inches, His offense
was that OF robbing two Italians in
the Railway saloon few days ago
Wells Is q young man, only % years
of age, is feet . inches high, light
complexioned. has dark hair. feigns
deafness, weighs ii5 pounds and looks
soft. His offense Is that of house,
breaking.