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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
improvement in Movement Of
Freight Helps Il,
BUT SHIPPERS COMPLAIN,
Many labor Troubles Hinder Manu-
faeiuring-Prices Remain About
The Same.

New York, March 6.--R. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade tomor-
row win say;
Further Improvement In the move
ment of freight and fuel makes the gem
eral situation more favorable although
shippers are still constantly complain
ing. and pig iron furnaces are not able
to run steadily Numerous labor strug-
giles also interrupt manufacturing. yet
mills and shops are producing freely as
q rule, Jobbers and wholesalers are
busy, while spring retail trade has
opened very well In many lines, notably
wearing apparel. Permits for building
operations show large gains over last
years figures, giving additional
strength TO lumber and other materials
Prices Of commodities scarcely altered
In the aggregate during February,
March !, against $lOO,s20 a month pre-
ylous. Foreign trade continues very
heavy
Conditions In the iron and steel in
dustry need no other elucidation than
the plans for extensions announced by
the United States Steel corporation
Splnners are growing very conserva-
tive in regard TO accepting contracts
calling for distant deliveries OF cotton
goods, owing to the uncertainty as to
what the raw material will cost. Deal
ings are small In woolens and wor-
steds but mills are fully occupied. The
spring clothing trade is satisfactory,
especially in staple lines New lines OF
fancy worsted goods have not sold
freely. Firmness is reported in dress
divisions, Footwear has lost nothing
In strength, but somewhat inactive as
buyers are placing orders cautiously.
a large volume OF contracts could be
taken az old prices.
Failures this week numbered 229 in
the United States against l76 last year
and l6 in Canada compared with II
year ago
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BULL OPERATORS
WERE CHILLED
Small Demand After Yesterdays
Rally the Cause
LONDON WAS A BIG FACTOR
Fluctuations In Prices Were Narrow
And Irregular Bank Statement
Brouah, out Large offerings

New York, March 1.-THE opening
prices We're generally a fraction lower
than last night. Depression In London
had a sympathetic effect here Can
adam Pacific was down ~ and the
transcontnental stocks and b, 4 o.
were notably affected. The insignlh-
cant character of the demand, after
Yesterdays late substantial rally,
chilled bull operators, and prices tluctu-
ated narrowly and irreSutarly. Mis-
souri, Pacific was bid up to 10, but did
not hold and there was some llqulda-
ton In the Pacific, SoutheTns and soft
coal stocks Amalgamated ran off q
point below the opening and Kansas q
Texas preferred, Norfolk n Western,
Southern Railway preferred, ST. Louis
san Francisco and Leather preferred
sold a point or more below last night
General Electric fell 2iA. There We're
fractional recCyeries before the hour
expired
The market sagged slowly until the
publication OF the bank statement. The
disclosure OF q reduction In the surplus
reserves on deposit excluding United
states deposits to less than 81 900 900
brought out free offerings all through
the list. Net declines for all the prln-
clpai stocks ran from I 20 2 points
and over in st. Paul, Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific, Rock Island and ST.
Louis 4 san Francisco. Some effort at
support was evident but the selling
broke through and the closing was very
active and weak.
MONEY.
Close Time money firm, 60 and 90
days GA per cent; six months, per
cent.
Money on call firm, closing offered at
per cent.
cent.
Sterling exchange easy with actual
business in bankers bills at 4SG75 for
demand and at 4.S350Q4, sS.G25 for so
days.
Posted rates 4.S4ls and 4,S7Iaa4.ss.
Commercial bills. 4S2& Q4.S3A.
Bar silver, 4S7s
Mexican dollars, 3SA.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Government bonds closed: Refundlng
rs registered, 1914: 2s coupon lO7A; IS
registered, l07 IS coupon, 1914; new AZ
registered, 1914; new As coupon, l34b:
old Is registered, 1854; old As coupon.
lO9h 5s registered, 1929 5s coupon.
lO2%.
SUGAR.
sugar-Raw, firm: fair refining. 8 sic;
centrifugal, s6 test, So molasses sugar.
SQSi-l6i refined, firm crushed. $40;
powdered, 40; granuated, 4.SO.
Coffee-Steady, No. Rio, 5Ss.
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SUIT FOR POSSESSION,
Shady Mining Transaction to be
Aired in Colorado Courts.

Denver, Colo. March 1.-THE Bon
Homme Mining company OF New Or
leans Of which c. NJ. Saria Is presl-
dent, has filed suit in the United States
district court here against James +.
Steinbeck 10 recover possession OF GER
tain mining claims said TO be worth at
least 100000. Steinbeck the complaint
alleges. was the sole representative Of
the company In Colorado. He Is
charged with having allowed several OF
the company's most valuable claims 10
be sold for taxes and fraudulently se-
curing TO himself title thereto by pur-
chasing the tax sale certificates. The
Scantlc Gold Mining & Milling COM
pany and L. r. Twitchell, with whom
n is alleged a partially completed deal
for a transfer OF the property has been
maI1e, are made parties to the suit.
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=aaHsaa
BINGHAM-CENI ENNIAL.
Three Shifts Are to DO Duty in the
Future.

j. A. Jacobson, manager Of the Blng-
ham Centennial mine Of Bingham is
spending the day at that property
where he went TO order an Increase in
the forces. The developments made re-
Gently are of such an encouraging ma
ture that Il has been decided TO push
work with increased vigo, Three
shifts win do duty at the mice until
further orders. Mr. Jacobsen expects
20 return to the city tonight.
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WILL NOT ne SOLD,
Exchange Members DO Not want to
Part with Mineral Exhibit.

The eases filled with specimens Of ores
from tine various mining camps Of utah
viii be sold. They were advertlstd 70
have been on last Saturday but me
simple announcement was made that II
was forgotten" or postponed IL mas
developed that some Of the memners OF
The exchange have entered proteSt 10
he governing board, Consequently the
property win not 80 down under the
hammer - 49,,
The ores contained In the cases are
IN n GOOD condition and can be reiabled'
A great many members do not care 70
see the exhibit go. declaring tnat u
could not be replaced for several times
Inc amount that It would bring at apc-
ton.
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AZ the b. W. q II. Mine.

The lower tunnel on the b. w. H..
has cut through the blind vein recently
encountered and Is now nearing the
vein which on tlie surface gave assays
Of $e5 per ton. The vein which was
orosscut contained a number Of ore
streaks, some OF which averaged nearly
$40 per ton In gold tnd silver Eighty
sacks OF chipping ore were taken from
22i cubic feet OF vein matter This
vein Is II feet wide.
The tunnel is being pushed TO the
Jim Grow ground. where there Is sur
face ledge OF 40 10 go feet which aver
aged 81. Two shifts are at work and
II Il expected TO reach this ground In
three months. Blind veins may be
struck at any time.-Richheld Adyo-
cata
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
CHICAGO MAY wuEAT.

Chicago. March 7,-Wheat opened
firm on better cables and unfavorable
weather May was unchanged 10 &c
higher at I6 20 1914 but under free Of
ferings sold on to 7sN.
The sprlnglike weather throughout
the country had n depressing Influence
and the market slumped badly. May
selling OF TO 1iM and the close was
lhQlA lower at 74% a74ik.
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NEW CORPORATION.


The articles Of Incorporation OF the
Milford Copper Mining and Smelling
company were filed today. The moor
norators ana officers OF the new CON
Germ are: George il. Dern, president
FRANK Y Taylor. vice presidents Chas'
E Hudson. secretary and treasurer
VINO along with Henry Dlnwoodey Ed;
ward II. Airs. George Romney ana
Frank II. Lath,ap, comprise the board
Of directors. The property Of the COM
pany consists Of II full sized mining
claims. located near the O. r. mine OF
The Majestic company; also near 10
The Ben Harrison and Blue Acre prop
eYtipg
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PATENT SURVEYS ORDERED.
Application Made for Beaver and
Piute County Properties.

Applications for the following patent
surveys have been filed In the Office OF
the surveyor general:
Survey No JOl2 for the Martha and
Kate Sacket lode mining claims, lo-
Gated IN the Beaver Lake mining dis
uict, Beaver county. Application made
hy the Beaver Lake Copper Mining
company, Date Of application Feb. e.
Survey Nc, bOlS for the Halifax No.
and Eleanor lode mining elaine. lo-
Gated In the Gold Mountain mining dis
trict, Piute county Application made
BY Annie Laurie Extension Mining
company. Date OF application March q
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INOUsTRIAL ~ nANK srncKs.
REGULAR CALL SALES.

carlaa. 200 at "a.
Creole 100 az 80.
Daily 100 az 3.02ik.
Lower Mammoth. 700 at 81: 200 al
l6' 100 az 56is il00 az 56s, 800 at
u s 80. 100 at 5JM. 800 az 57;I: 200 al
5iis 8 CO.. l0o at 57is y 90.
May Day. 800 az IA.
Sacramento 800 al 27is.
South swansea icO ut q.
Ben Butler, 1000 at Sk.
Golden Eagle. 1000 at =.
New York. COO al 22a.
Wabash, 800 at IS. 800 at siX: 600 AZ
37N - WV ~
INDUSTRIAL STOCK SALES.
Utah Sugar pref 20 at io.O2h.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Daly-Judge,l0o at lo.s7ls: 30 at io.s2,s.
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OH FLOWS ~ PLENTY.
l.. W. Ely Returns From the Fields
OF Montana.

l.. w. Ely has returned 20 this city
after six months absence IN Nom
tana whore he has been looking after
his brothers property. He says there
has been DEVELOPED a One Gow Of par-
amn oil in the KolIspel country. where
the formation is the same ae In the
Green River. Utah country ar. Elk
states that a well was sunk for 500
feet when a TOW az $50 barrels per
dag was struck II was necessary 10
case down l,i00 feet and as general
thing the gas pressure Is Sufficient TO
force the oii w aud out az the vent.
But 70 secure q regular and steady
flow. a small steam pipe has been
dropped down 20 the bottom OF the
well. and enough pressure OF steam
turned on 10 drive the 90 out at the
mouth OF the We'll The place is a
miles from the Northern Pacific road,
and Butte capitalists are Interested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
wEEK.s METAL MARKET

The metal market has remained at
practically stationary figures during the
week. on Monday silver opened at As
cents; Tuesday II was quoted at iSA
cents; Thursday It was up to 1875 cents
Friday Il remained the same and today
Il reached the high point OF the week.
ass cents
Copper has been quoted AZ 1885 cents
per pound and lead at the stationary
figure of 50 80 per 100 pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

MAY Day. 1000 at "a, 1900 at lih.
silver shield, 1900 at Z.
California 800 at 9h.
la Refine. 800 at 6h.
New York 1000 AZ 22h.
Wabash, 100 at 80 100 az Sllt'
Thompson, 100 at 40, 90.
Montana. Tonopah, 100 at S2i 900 at
REHABILITATION
Shares sold. Value.
Regular callu". ...."ll,sOO y'ieV'Ss
Open board &" =. 90 o'ooV o'oae'oo
Totals for day." ,.2S,ioo w w. , nn, 20 20
Total for week" 'zVl'S'o SlV''-~''V
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New York, March 7.-Butier-Re.
eelpls, S,t2s packages strong; state
dairy. l5a2i' creamery, q; June cream
cry. 1895.
Eggs Receipts. 5,72g packages. firm:
state and Penna., ~; western candled,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
ToDAY's TRANSACTIONS.

The feature Of today's trading on the
stock exchange was the activity In the
Industrial and bank stocks The bid
ding was quite spirited. particularly In
the Telephone and Sugar stocks. Utah
Sugar, preferred, recorded the first
sale since the Introduction Of these Sc
c ~ les on the exchange
Lower Mammoth was the most active
Of the mining shares during call
The closing quotations and sales
posted were
THIS MORNINGS OIrOT ATInNS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
AZ the Red Boy Mine.

Thirty miners are employed OF tn
bed Boy mine near Baker City, ore.
~ the mill belonging to the properly
20 stamps are dropping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

RUTTFR Am EGGS

Liverpool March 7,--Hops at Lon
don, Pacific coast, firm. e707 los.
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BANK CLEaRINGs.

Bank clearing's throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada for the week
ending Friday, March 6, 1903, were:
Inc. Dec.
Salt Lake City ...s 2,553.5l2 49,. on
Totals, U. S. ..,.. ., 400, 9l7.6l7 1919 go.
Outside n. Y. e.. 500, 927.6 l7 1913 &C..
Totals, Canada e.. 4Il20,l99 i.g ....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

n. A. Page, stock Broker.
Loans money on stocks at bank rates
Room &c. Walker Bank building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
THE STATE BANK
urAA
SALT LAKE CRY

SALT LAKE CITY.
Joseph f. Smith
VIM. b. Preston. -, Pfeslisn
CHARLES 8 burton. wee Pissltsri
Henry I, McEwan. Asss,.. Sassia
DIRECTORS '
Heller ], Grant, ueher 4,
Joseph y Smith, Dyron H. ~ wells
Ehas s. Burton, IamVeaa Hfoo;
VIM. b. Preston Isas r' p ~ ,Ma.liaok
A. w. Carlson
commercial Banking In all ns h,,,.,
Accounts Solicited. 'ns
Special Attention Given 10 Country INA.
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Salt Lake City stands sixteenth in the
list Of cities cited by Bradstreet this
week in the list Of bank clearings, the
figures being s2,553,5l2, a decrease OF
81 per cent from the cearlngs Of the
corresponding week Of last year How
ever this is a more favorable showing
than Denver whose decrease is ia per
cent Boston even shows falling Of
"a per cent. The recorded olearings Of
rs cities aggregated S24o69i76l1, an
increase over the corresponding week of
last year Of 1872.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago March Close: Wheat
May 74aG7AN July 7lhd7lm.
Corn-May Az; July Ass.
Oats-May 3lTs July 3l%.
Pork-May %; July 1857.
Lard-May lO.15; July 1910.
Rlbs-May 9.92ik; July 9.77is.
Flax-Cash. northwest, LA.
Rye-May 5Olk.
Rarley-Cash Ad56.
Timothy--March $3.50.
Cash: Wheat--No red 74d75 No. 3
red lW4' No hard winter 1l672; No.
9 hard winter GSQ1; No. northern
spring 7S07s' No spring 77G7S
Corn-No 2, HN; No. 3. 4ldi2.
Oats-No. ?, 2ih; No. g. $685.
NEW YORK.
New York, March .-wheat-Re-
ceipts. 1900 bushels Opened frmer.
but soon broke severely and was weak
an morning. May SOQSO 3-l6. July,
I6NG77%.
SAN FRANCISCO.
san Francisco, March 7.-wheat--
Weak May l.Slh; December, LIN;
spot weak. i.AOal 47is.
Barley-steady. May l.i2%: Deem
ber ssh, cash Ol7h.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, March Close: wheat
March, ss SD; May, 6s i2d; July,
6s iAd.
WOOL.
ST. LOUISE
st. Louis, March 7.-lwool. lower
Territory and western MEDIUM, l6Gi1h,
Tine, l29l6; coarse, l29isA
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO


Chicago, March 7.--Cattle- Receipts
zoo including 100 Texans Nominal.
Good to prime steers 5.l5d5.75; poor to
medium S.50Gi9O; stockers and feeders
2.15@5.OO; cows 1.S0Gi 50; heifers g. g
Ui75; Gamers l.50a2 60; bulls 2.OOG
as calves 350@6.65; Texas fed steers
3. i504. 65.
Hogs-Receipts, today 1900: tomor-
row, 2SOOO; left over, $500; &c higher.
Mixed and butchers 70047 49, good TO
choice heavy 74OQ755; rough heavy
IlO97 S5' light 6,7OQ7.lO; bulk Of sales
7lO@7S5,
Sheep-Recelpts, 1000 Lambs steady.
Good to choice wethers 5.00@5.65 fair
TO choice mixed 4.OOd4.75, western
sheep 4,75d5.75 native lambs 4.5OQ
700; western lambs 4,75Q700.
OMAHA
South Omaha, March 7.--Cattle Re-
oelpts, 400. Market steady. Native
steers 3.1505.25: cows and helfers 800
@f.l0; Gamers 2.O0Q2,S0: stockers and
feeders S.OOa4.iO calves 3.50M6.25
bulls, stays, etc, 2.5064 90.
ogs-Receipts, $780, Market 1Oc
higher Heavy 715Q125 mixed ITO
G1.25; light 7.0OG7.l5; pigs 6,5Od7 90;
bulk OF sales Z .l0Q7l
Sheep-Receipts, 100. Market steady.
Fed muttons 5.25G6.0O westerns 4 30
d560; ewes i.OO651O; common and
stockers 2,0Od4.25; lambs 5.5OQ7 10.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March Cattle - Re-
ceipts, 500 Texans unchanged. Native
steers 290d5.iO, Texas and Indian
steers 3,25Qi.iO Texas cows .9OGS. 25:
native cows and heifers 2.0OG4. 80;
stockers and feeders 2.50di.S0; bulls
2.75g4.0 co. calves 300G7 90.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 Market strong
TO 1Oc higher. Bulk Of sales Z .2Oa7. 30;
heavy 7,17kd7 40; packers 1907 .27A;
medium 7lJ47,97lR: light 6.S5Q7. Ivy:
workers. 7.lOa7l7ia pigs 6.25q6.65.
Sheep-Receipts, none.
Western steers 2.9OG5.00; western
COWS 1.75q3.2j.
DENVER.
Denver, March -Cattle-Recelpts
100 firm. Beef steers. 3. 7b6i4 80; cows,
25QN3.75, feeders, freight paid 10 river,
S.5OG4.25, stockers, 3.0044.25; bulls,
stays. etc, sl.50G3.50.
Hogs Receipts. $50. Steady. Light
packers, 7,05@7lO; mixed. l,10q7.l Is;
heavy, 7.ljd7.25.
sheep--Recelpts, 500, higher Good fat
muttons, s.75Gi.50 lambs. 5,OoQ6.QO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
INDEPENDENT SHIPMENTS,

The copper bullion shipments dis
patched TO the eastern rehneries by the
independent plants Of the valley approx
mated about 10000 pounds OF this
amount the United states Smelling
company forwarded three car loads, or
1850 pounds. the Highland Boy 5Ol,-
900 pounds. the balance came from the
Bingham Con, The fifth furnace at the
United states smelter was blown in
This week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

II was stated this morning that It
might be week before selection
was made from the competitive plans
for the new Atlas block The manage
ment Of the estate is taking the great
est pains 10 secure the best possible
building before making the choice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
The DESERET SAVINGS BANK

DIRECTORS;
w. W. Ritter President; Moses Thai,AE.
Vice President; ELIAS A. Smith, CashH'
James Sharp, John r. Barnes, Joha Y
Cutler, David Eccles A. w, Carlson 20
Romney, j. r. Wlnder +. h ElaIedse
Reed Smoot, W. +. James.
Four Per Cent Interest Paid on SAVING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

J. S. Hills,
Moses Thatcher, Vic pp,eSa'nl
II. 3, Young, wy ficy ..slI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

9Ox9O foot, three-story, brick and stone
business building on olive street, near
State, and adjoining the present YER
mont building, Just vacated by the
Western Moline Plow company. The
cost OF the new structure VIII be $780,
600. The addition OF second-story TO
the Vermont building viii cost $500.
In addition to this valuable improve
ment the company will repaye It's State
street front with Heber city tagging,
costing As cents per foot.
S. II. Baboock, assistant general traf-
fc manager OF the d, & r. G., VIII
build him q handsome two-story brick
and stone residence at First and p
street to cost 5000. II viii have all
the latest equipment in the way Of
household oonveniences, and have II
rooms. w. Il. Hubbard viii buid a
two.story, 5Sx60 foot brick and stone
residence on West Tempe street, near
South Tempe, TO cost $4,000, j. A. Head
lund & Co, are the architects for both
residences.
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Settlements Made by A. S. g. R.
Co. Aggregated S420,lOO.
INDEPENDENT SHIPMENTS
or Copper TO Eastern Retineries The
Metal Market silver Advanced
some Today

The ore ana bullion settlements made
during the fiscal week ending at the
close Of business yesterday as reported
by the American smelling 4 Reinlns
CO.. amounted to a total A2S l0O. OF
this amount Sls2 800 was paid for gold
lead. silver and copper ores and S2i6'2OO
for base bullion. Mccormick & Co.'S
bank, through which institution these
settlements were made in addition, re-
ported others which runs the totals
above the half million mark The re-
celpt OF gold bars to the value Of S2j,SOO
was also repOrted.
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WOOL.


St Louis, March 7.-lwoOl, lower.
Territory and western medium, l6Gi7is;
hne, is9l6; coarse, l29isA
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-23
DOWIE NOT AFRAID
Many Of His Followers Return to Ii
on City, but New Recruits Will
FoIIow-Six Hundred Thousand
Persons are Visited in One Day..

New York. Oct 23.-At least one
hundred and fifty members of Dow
les army left today by special train
for Zion City. Many of these retur-
ming members are suffering from ex-
posure incident to their work in the
city. The deacon in charge says
that the PAGES of these will at once
be taken by new recruits.
Dowie was left almost alone this
morning to conduct the early morn
ing service at the Garden During
the address he said he had received
many letters during his stay here
all of which threatened him with
either murder or kidnapping. He
said he was not afraid of either He
estimates that yesterday alone six
thousand persons received the divine
in the house to house visi-
tation.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-23
FRATERNAL BUILDING.

One of the Large Temples of the
Fair to be Dedicated Tomorrow.
ST. Louis. Oct. 23.-The corner
stone laying tomorrow of the Temple
of Fraternity on the Worlds Fair
grounds is to be made the occasion
of big celebration by the fraternal
organizations, and a monster parade
of the societies. The program has
been arranged by the Missouri Fra.
ternal congress and it is expected
that ten thousand members of fra
ternal societies in various parts of
the state, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky,
Kansas, Indiana and other states will
take part. The program of exercis-
.es at the laying Of the corner stone
will include addresses by several
speakers of prominence.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-23
HERMAN TO BOX.
New Orleans Will be the Scene of a
Ten Round Match.

New Orleans Will be the Scene of
Ten Round Match.
New Orleans. La, Oct 23.-After
series of annoying delays arising
from the failure of various fighters
Southern Athletic Club has finally
succeeded in completing the arrange
ments for holding it's opening boxing
show tonight. kid" Broad and
Mowatt of Chicago were originally
scheduled to furnish the wind-up,
but the latter failed to abide by his
agreement and a postponement OF
the exhibition was made necessary.
kid Herman of Chicago has been
substituted for Mowatt and will
meet Broad in the principal event
tonight The articles call for a ten
round go at 128 pounds, weigh in
at o'clock. Considerable interest
is manifested in the event and
good crowd is expected to be on
hand to see the little fighters battle