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LOndOn's weak Market.

London, June 15.-The stock exchange
was lust about as cheerful last week
as though Lord Kitchener had surren-
dered 10 the Beers instead of the Beers
having surrendered to Lord Kitchener.
Few persons would have believed
month ago shat the announcement OF
Dpace would have been followed by
such disgust and fairness in speculative
circles. The settlement showed the
first reaction following the celebration
of peace, but il by no means dlsclose1
the worst side of the situation. The
iimsv bull position, which grew up
during the week the negotiations in
South Africa were in progress, IS now
found to be larger than anyone sup
posed. In fact, the only cause when
the exchange has found for cOngratula-
tiOns was an exceedingly unpleasant
settlement passed of without actual
failures. Current accounts Will be cur
tailed bv the coronation festivities, so
there is small prospect of actual bust
ness for the remainder Of this month
Cons0ls finished fraCtiOnally better on
continental buying. There was little
investment business, and even the git
edgers and home rails we're generally
fat Americans were very quiet and
are responding slUggishly 10 their ap-
movement in New York. Money was
scarce and the market was forced to
borrow e3.000, 900 from the Bank OF
England.
Owing to he arrival Of gold ship
ments. however, the position OF the
bank IS now strong
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0RAT0RY IN THESENATE
Speeches at Sessions THIS Week
on Isthmian Canal Bill and
Vote on Thursday.

Washington, June 1.-THE senate
VIII meet at II o'clock each day dur
ing the present week. up TO and in
Guiding Thursday. in order to permit
ample opportunity for discussion Of the
lsthmian canal bill prior to voting on
the bill and amendments on Thursday
The four days preceding the vote VIII
De crowded with speeches on the bill,
the announcements Of intended re-
marks being unusually numerous.
senator kittredge Will speak Monday
in support Of the Nicaragua route, and
VIII be followed on Tuesday by Sen
ators CullOm and Stewart. and on
Wednesday by Senator Hanna. Dur
ing the week. Senators Foster of Louis
lana and Pettus win make addresses
IN favor Of the Nicaragua route, and on
Thursday Senator Morgan viii close
the debate in the interest Of Nicara-
qua. The supporters of the Panama
route express great confidence in the
success Of the SoOoner bill. Other
measures which may be considered
during the week If opportunity permits
are the London dock charge bill and
the pure food bill. A strong effort
viii be made to have the Cuban reel
proeity bin in readiness to be made
the unfinished business when the canal
bill shall have been disposed Of. It
is expected that the Cuban committee
will be prepared to report Wednesday
or Thursday.
There is general agreement that but
for the Cuban bill the final adjourn
ment of the session could be secured
at an early day. Only the general de-
I iiciency bill of abe entire list of appro-
priation bills remains to be acted on
in the first stage. With the passage Of
| the District of Columbia bill by the
senate yesterday, that body disposed of
! the last Of the supply bills on its cal
endar, and as the house has the de-
| ficiency bill before it, there is COM
paratively little to do in the way Of
getting the appropriations bill
| through. The naval bill. the army BILL
the District of Columbia bill and the
sundry civil bill are still in conference,
but no one believes an agreement on
them would be difficult if adjournment
could be expedited thereby.
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MUSTN'T MENTION PICTURES
Amusing Order Made By Emperor
William.

Berlin. June 15.-Professor Uphues,
the sculptor. who is to execute the
statue of Frederick the Great, TO De
presented by Emperor Wsf-:am TO the
T-nited States. informs the CORE
sDondent of the Associated Press that
he will have no opportunity TO see the
emperor and take suggestions regard
ing the statue before August.
The guards at the Sans soucl palace
at Potsdam have been ordered not 10
mention to visitors certain pictures in
timately connected with Frederick the
Great. Among these is the portrait
of one OF his kitchen maids and also
pictures of his favorite ballet dancer,
and a picture Of a beautiful girl whom
Frederick the Great saw leaning out Of
window while he was out driving.
The idea OF the authorities seems 70
he that the attention of visitors should
be drawn 70 nothing suggesting tnat
Frederick had the royal foibles OF his
rlnrin1
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FRAUD IN MINE DEAL
Litigation Over Cripple Greek
Property in Which Serious
Charges Are Made.

Cipple Greek, Colo, June 15.-Charges
of fraud are made by Joseph K. Etc
horn in a suit filed in the district court
against Nelson b. Williams, George b.
Killbourne and others in control of the
Empire State Mining company on Bull
hill. and the court is asked TO appoint
a receiver for the Empire State COM
pany and the Orphan Bell company, TO
restrain shipments from the Empire, 10
cancel the deed wherein the Orphan
property is transferred TO the Empire
State and 10 prevent a prospective
consolidation of the Orphan and Isa-
bella companies. The suit grows out
of the sale of the Orphan group 10 the
Empire State company last year when
the stockholders of the Orphan COM
pany were forced to accept about S
cents per share on their holdings. It
is charged that Williams and his as
Sociates mined I'm the Orphan property,
presumably from the Isabella, and aft
or discovering a large body Of ore.
sealed il up without appriSing the
stockholders of the find After that. it
is alleged. they manipulated Orphan
stock without the knowledge Of the
holders in such a manner as TO secure
control. sold it TO themselves as the
Empire State company for S10S,00O, and
Immediately organized the new COM
pany, with stock valued at $3l2500.
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Time Table
In Effect
April |, 1902
SalBIs
ARRIVE

AMI ~.
From Ogden, Portland. Butte.
Chicago, ST. Louis, Omaha Dem
Yer and san Francisco ......... 8:35 an
rom Ogden and intermediate
= points $40 am
Provo and intermediate points. 9:s5 m
from Ogden. Chicago ST. Louis,
Kansas City, Omaha, Denver
r and San lF|T555neiscO s:s O.m
from Garfield Beach. Tooele { nd
From Tlntic, Mercur. Nepni.
Provo and Manti 49, .......... r-' 500 pm.
, Ogden a ana ih:srmedia5s points $50 pm.
San Francisco ..............,... $40 pm.
For Ogden, Cache Valley,
Omaha, Chicago, Denver, Kan
sas City and St Louis -. 700 m.
For Garfield Beach, ToOele and
For Tintic. Mercur Provo.
Nephi and Manti .............. 1855 an.
For Ogden, Butte, Helena Port
land. San Francisco and inter
mediate. points .;............,... 9:45 an.
and San Francisco. ...-.....12:5O pm.
For Ogden, Denver, Kansas
City, Omaha. St Louis and
For Provo. Nephi. Milford. Cali
entes and intermediate points. 7:O5 q m.
For Ogden, Butte, Helena, Port
land, san Francisco and inter
mediaSe points .....-..-.-........10:5o pm
7. NJ. SCHUMACHER,
Act Traffic Mgr.
D. Z. hurley,
c. P. & 7. A
D s. SPENCER,
A G P. & T. A.
City ticket office. 2o1 Main street. Tele-
phone. go.
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comnanies 80 Concessions.

Charleston. ". Va, June hit is
believed here that mining viii be gen
orally resumed in the Kauawha and
new river districts this week, and in
the Elkhorn region tomorrow. Inc
Kanawhs & Hooking company has an
nounced semi-mOpthly paydays ana
made other concessions II Is believed
fbere viii be a general resumption
along the Kanawha & Michigan rail-
way tomorrow
There is great activity among the
strike leaders in this district and they
are keeping in touch with the differ
ent fields. G.. :. Purcell is now in the
field with authority signed by Presi-
dent Mitchell for the direction Of the
West Virginia strike.
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UNITED SUNBEAM Nl.N----'.-- ..-s a.
pauy. Location and -.--r Nr-
business, Salt Lake l..-- .-.-z ..
il hereby given that az o. o. --
directors Of this c1ul.-.--. ----s-- @.
@ist 5ay Of May 1872 an .e.--.-----r-z-
ten lgJ cents per snare -z--- --rrE p.
N0 a. vs. levied on the ea rzf5-
the corporation. payable .. -1- 20 p
"wednesday. the % day OF s-.- .-rre-
l.. Carpenter. SecreLet- - re--. ~
and That any stock u-1l va r- He-
seszmenf shall remata-. y, gH2 3ss-.--ss-- ~
nesday. July p 1872. VIII 3 .--.- ----.5-. RI
advertised for sale al plu-.- - xiii
s 1I $ payment is made before 5 Of July
sold on SATURDAY. the ls-+ "a 5zv
7qo2. all y O'Clock noon .l 81 4-- D0'.
tF-- offioe Of said company. ~ IN SD
box fil5 Salt Lake citg r-1h .. 70 z.,a b.
deIinqupnr assessment. to=r--.s NJ -si7-
cost OF advertising arG -, ---7 --
Room 40 Dooly Block
r-reL 7Office hours. 10 -
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A Saloon Held Up.

Redding, Cal. June ia lone ban
dit held up a saloon at Red Bluff this
morning. While the bartender was
serving four men playing poker with
drinks. man entered the saloon. He
had a can under his arm and II was
presumed he came for beer As he
neared the table he whipped out a
long revolver and commanded all pres
ent 10 raise their hands.
He then raked over SZ00 in coin that
was on the table into his can and
backed out the rear door.
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Jumped From Brooklyn Bridge.

New York. June ia young man.
who was a passenger on a Brooklyn
bridge car tonight, suddenly left his
seat and sprang over the bridge rail
into the river below. The body has not
been recovered. Those who noticed the
man before he made the jump from
the bridge say he was apparently about
= years old and was well dressed. Po-
Uceman Dorm was the nearest person
10 him when he Jumped Dorm saw him
alight from the car and. divining the
strangers purpose. started after him.
The stranger said. Don't you touch
me" and then, crying out goodbye
went over the rail into the river. His
body reappeared only once after the
plunge a launch searched for hours
without finding any trace OF the sui
eide
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No. Of No. Of
E.rL EL.-..
Asssssment Notiea No. %.

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY OF
Tintic. Location Of principal plscs o,
business, Salt Lake City state OF Utah
Location OF mine and works Unite min
ing district, Juab county, state Of Utah
Notice Is hereby given that a. a meeting
of the board of directors OF said CON
pany. held on the 31st day of Iay. 80
assessment No. % Of one ODD cent ps-
share was levied on the capital stock O..
the corporation, payable Immediately %
the secretary at the office Of the con-
pany. 6l7 Mccormick block. Salt Lake
City, state Of Utah ANY stock upon wh--
this assessment shall remain unpaid on
Monday. the Both day of June, 1872 vii
be delinquent and advertised FOR sale e.
public auction. and unless payment Is
made before. will be sold on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of July, 1902, az ! O'Clock
D. n. to pay the delinquent assessment
together with the costs Of advertising
and expense Of sale. BY order or lls
board of directors.
ERNEST WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah, May 81, 1902
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Colorado woman Suicide.

Colorado Springs. Colo, June IL
Mrs. Carrie PassmOre OF Colorado city
committed suicide early this morning
by taking carDolic acid she Is sup
posed 10 have been mRataPy unbal-
anced at the time. Her husband. ".
G.. PasSmore. was in Eaton. Cole. ar
the time. He is a photographs by
trade. She had relatives near Fort
Scott. Kan.
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VOTE ON WEDNESDAY.
Philippines Bill to Be Acted on Then
in the House.

Washington, June 15.-Tomorrow is
suspension day in the house. and the
speaker has agreed to recognize a num-
Der of members to move the passage
Of bills under suspension.
Whatever time remains on Monday,
together with Tuesday, has been set
aside for consideration of the bill TO
amend the bankruptcy act. On We'd
nesday the. general deficiency appro-
priation bill win be taken up and on
Thursday the consideration of the
Philippine government bill win begin.
Under the rule for discussion Of the
latter BILL there viii be a day session,
beginning at II a. M, and a night
session, beginning at o'clock, for gen.
eral debate, until the following Tues
day. when the bill viii be open TO
amendment under the FIVE minute rule
The final vote viii be taken on We'd
nesday.
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Denver sampling VOL Burned.

Denver. Colo, June 15--The Union
Ore Samplng works and the warehouse
OF the Second Hand supply company at
Thirtieth and Wewatta streets were
destroyed BY fire this morning The
total loss is about $4,000. The FIRE
broke out in the samolins works, but
the cause IS unknown. No one vas
hurt
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When one dose OF Sherman's Headache
Cure viii rid -cJ Of TT They are IN
Simultaneous Ia their effect and per-
fectly harmless. Keep 2 box in the
house for emergenciss- They cure neu-
ralgia. sc and lDc a box. For sale By
COdbe-Pitts Drag company
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a GO q Lane,s Tea a. MI

Moves the bowels next day, and Its
continued use viii cure habitual con-
situation. sick headache and indiges-
ton II viii do you more good, ana
cost Won less money than any other
medicine on earth Your druggist VIII
refund you the purchase price II you
sre not satisfied. Price &c and soc a
package. FOR sale by God0e-Pitts
Drug company.
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And in accordance With -s- -sra .-
der OF the board ~ director. -- -rs-s
tne sth day Of MAY 1872 SD . . me-
of each parcel Of the aag.e .a. m q
b. necessary. viii na SOC --rs.-E
Of the company room p t'. -r-- ~
: ~ N T11e b. iglz. 70 PAY the
: SS-Szne7t together TlIE COST
Using and expense Of sd--e------r-.- IT,
JOHN A. CROSSE. -....---4--.
Salt Lake City, june j..
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Tax on BABIES

Extreme hot weather is a great tax
upon the digestive power Of babies;
when puny and feeble they should be
given few doses of Whites Cream
Nermifugc. the children's tonic It
win stimulate and facilitate the 5iges-
ton OF their food. so that they soon
become strong, healthy aud active. 25c
az =. c. n. J. Drug Dept.
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Comparison
rWashington star.

Would you like TO trade your mule for
this automobile" asked the facetious
tourist.
NO. sub, answered Mr.. Erastus Pink
ley. EFF a mule gifts contrary. YOU kin
allus depend on him 10 move when ne
gifts hOnETy. But. when a automobile
balks. de case is hopeless
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der Of the board of directors r,sS l an or-
6th day Of May. 1902. So MANY w. on tla
each parcel Of such stock ~ mares o.,
necessary. will be sold al rhs may may e'
inc company. COZ Mccormick INNS. %.
SAT- lake City, Utah. on the s, --L'-..s
S ~ une, tz, at the hour of noon 1, Js
oelhquenI assessments thereon 10. gay
with the cost of advertising and s,yDsstasr
VI S'ile' A. j. WEBER
~enrrt.--
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psDlorahle Iack Of Taste

Girl with the clara Morris Eyes-if you
are suffering from ennui come with me
% the meeting OF The Browning club.
Girl with the Viola Allen FCiCe-Id
rather have the ennui.
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Delinquent Notice.

THE VICTOR GOLD & SILVER 51N-
ing company. Principal place Of 5ls.l-9
at Salt Lake City. Utah. Nguce.-lhas
are delinquent upOn the following o.
scrjbed stock Oh account of assessmet
No. Of cents per share, LEVIED 0n te
9Th day Of May. 1902. the several am7l1i
set opposite the names OF the respe-t.
shareholders a. follows.
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10 60 go


Friend-You have n lovely home here
in the suburbs, but I should think your
husband would dislike catching trains.
Mrs. Suburb-FEe does. He dislikeS I'd
50 much that he freQuentlv neElects 10
catch the last train home 1T nigh
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Sounds Thrilling.

lOhiO State JournalA
Bobbie-Paw. win YOU buy me a book
Father-What is the name OF the book
YOU want?
Bobbie---N Nicaragua Bill
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Delinquent Mott.

THE MADELEINE 49,,
pdIy- Location of D-ir ,,.lN ING CIV.
business, Salt Lake az. 'pal plac,
mines mines. Ilntic mining a. location
SS.ouhty' Utah. Notice .riISlIlct H..
L l..lIi upon the follo1.IEe an. n
Suck on account Of asSest5s descr5.'
l l.e on tho 9Th day of S2TInent 30 +
sTeeti,i, amounts mounts set opposite i d.
SpecIiVe shareholders as f"T- " the ?,
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Notice of Assessr,er.


LITTLE CHIEF MINING a. N-rrr-..
company. Principal place al E,-'-i.lNS
salt Lake City, Utah. Location -,s-slesS
Ilntic mining district. Juab connie I---llaA
Notice is hereby given that m .,a1
tl6 OF me board o. directors OF ths TI+-,
CnleL Mi.nlng d Milling COMPANY Is5
on the l5th day of MAY. 1902 sD , LsI
ment or one Cd cent per share l5si--
sessment No. ~ was levied on tn, -, Is,
STOCK or the corporation, issued ana -at
standing, payable Immediately m I,--t
ObernCOrfer. secretary of the con7sr---g.
bis office. No l6l South Main street a.,
Lake City Utah Any stock upo7 49,
this assessment may remain irrsis ~ ~
the 18th day Of June. lgl2 will ba ~
linqueHt and advertised fer sale AZ r,tr-
auction. and unless payment is MAJ. L--
fore VIII be sold on the It'll dav of NJ,
1902. to pay the delinquent aSsesgTs,.'
together with the costs Of advertising ana
JOSEPH O3ERNDORFFp
Secretary. No. 16l South Main Street Sab
Lalo Citv. Utah 1--'
APRIL FOOL GOLD MINING -
Milling company. Location OF uriTaf-f
place Of business, Salt Lake CITY. T-f5E
Location OF mines. De Lamar Npv NJ,
tice.-There are delinquent uuOn tho m
lowing described stock on account NJ a.
sessment levied on the md dav OF Nav
A. d. 1902. the several amounts scr C-
posite 10 the respective shareholders as
follows:
No, of No. Of
Name. Cert. Shares. Amt
Clarence X. McCor-
nick -. ---......-..-. go 80 $40
w. II. Thomas ..---.- 80 % 10
John Lusetti ........ go 1.gJ 500
Mrs. Clara Luther 3S3 Coz Hm
and in accordance with law and an order
Of the board of directors made on The ID
day Of May, A. d. 1902 so many shares
of each parcel Of such stock as may BE-
necessary will be sold at the office Of the
company, lei South Main street Salt
Lake City. Utah, on the 2sth dag Of Jun.
1902 at the hour of 10 a. m. 20 nav de-
linQuent assessments thereon. together
with the cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. a. ". MOTNTNEY.
Acting S-cretarv
April Fool Gold Mining & Milling con-
pany, 15l South Main street Salt Lake
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the Swift.

IW aSnInEtOn oLdI-I
Does Billy Billions get much fun out
OF his AUTOMOBILE.
Il don't believe nc does. ] never hear
Of his being arrested.
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Royal ZwieBack. pure. clean. healthy:
good for everybody; loc per dozen Fur
sale by The Royal. % South Main.
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The nobbiest suits for f1t and style
in the state See Gordon. the tailor,
Dnolv block
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4
Unions Salt Lake and ogden operators,
numbering more than thirty. have
known for some time that a movement
is on foot TO organize all of the COM
mercial telegraphers 10 affiliate with
the American Federation of Labor It
is expected that a local branch of the
union viii be organized in this state
within a short time.
In discussing the matter last night,
an old telegrapher stated that numer-
Gus unsuccessful attempts had been
made TO organize the commercial
operators ever since the great strike
OF 1883. but now he believes the organ
ia ton has been put on a sound and
winning basis. Heretofore the West
ern Union has made it uncomfortable
whenever any Of its employees joined
any labor union, but with the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor TO contend
with. IL appeared to him that the op-
position could not wTeak its vengeance
so swiftly.
Since the railway telegraphers be
came a strong organization five or six
years ago. they have secured every
concession. nearly which they have
demanded. The commercial telegraph
ers are probably as numerous as are
the railway Jelegraphers. and for the
first time. with the support of all labor
unions. It seems that the former class
viii soon be in a position 70 win any
strike whenever the occasion demands.
II is claimed by telegraphers that
they are paid less FOR their services,
relatively. than are any like class Of
wage earners, and il is believed they
are preparing TO demand higher pay.
II is pointed out that very few young
men are learning the profession OF
biography, and the number of opera
tors is growing less every year.
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COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPHERS.
Effective Organization Commenced
May Have Local Effect.

Chicago, June 15.-The commercial
teIegraphers Of Chicago. who for sew
eral years have been without a union,
were organized today by the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor. The new or
ganizatiOn viii be known as the In
ternationai Union Of Commercial
Photographers. Between 800 and 400 en-
rolled their names on the books of the
new organization. The officials OF the
order of Railway photographers attend
ed the meeting and promised both their
moral and financial support to the new
union.
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". E. smedIey, Alan Wakeling.
P. Q. Box 1877.
Telephone sO5-4 Rings.
lNSURANCEl
omee u Main street CUpstairsl.

Representing the Following Wen Known
COmuauies-