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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-11
MARKET PARTAKES
Of THE WEATHER
Both Are Unusually Dry, Ac-
cording to a Merchant ON
the Row.
CARLOAD OF TOMATOES
DELAYED IN SHIPPING
New Carload of CantaIoupes
Reaches the City; Prices
Quoted.

me market is as dry as the weather" :"
salu M one one OF the merchants on market
W. Nsohesday afternoon and truly 1t
49,, -Not u single new feature distlnc-
tNe from the DAYS preceding could be
Thn r1unu any%here along West First South
me me carload OF tomatoes which was eX-
II,'eu 10 llVen up matters along the row
olo not materialize until late in the AZ
iternoon The shipment was from Cali
70 to'i,,ai u, ana the many transfers incident
Hsowever, the merchants will be ready to
DISPOSE OF this shipment TODAY The
toina!oes probably Will sell at 2Oc a
5enend.ntt 5n1 there was only one store. not
uepeident upon the shipment which had
Ionatoes Tor sale. These were offered ar
aSc pound. but their unripcned appear
anCe ei may nave accounted for their con-
tihued presence from Tuesday.
English black currants have npIy been
on the market for few DAYS past. but
the demand for them is far behind the
ssupps, Ihey sold at the rate of boxes
,or zoe. these currants are OF dull
olack color The ordinary black currant
presents a shining black appearance.
!h nnis was more In demand at 15c quart
than its English namesake. There was a
sneht decrease noted In the price of red
Surrants; This red berry sold for lOc a
poN' making decrease OF about 2sc per
More cherries found their way TO the
booths of the different merchants than
at any time during the week Monday
ana tuesday. ii appeared that the supply
mas come TO the rescue and there will
be plenty of cherries during the rest Of
the week. The price varies all the way
from l5c TO CSC a pound. Tho black va
riety generally bring about SC a pound
more than the red ones The Wholesale
merchants say the two arc sold by them
at the same price and do not see why
they should be sold AT different rates by
the retailers.
Dew berries have now found a steady
price and are going at boxes for 25c
one merchant. a little more overstocked
than his fellows, displayed large sign
raspberres for q quarter Closer inspec-
tion showed. however that the boxes
were of smaller size and were therefore
not going at great reduction over the
price OF loo box and 3 for 26c. Straw
berries presenting an over-ripe appear
ance were offered along the row at prices
ranging from boxes for 26c 10 t5c a
box. No new conslgnments are arriving.
Large fresh-looking plums are sold now
at the same price which the small over
ripe ones OF last Saturday were selling
namely, loo a pound
a new car of cantaloupes arrived some
time between Tuesday and Wednesday.
The melons sell at the same price, for
25c.
String beans have been on the market
Tor some time past, but the first Utah
offerings have come within the present
week. They bring 15c a pound. Carrots,
beets and green onions retail at punches
Tor Csc.
Cucumbers are selling at and IOc a
piece. Cauihower, one of the old stand
oys the row, brings l0c and I5c a
pound. Onions bring loc a pound.
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rev York Fruit Market

ioRh. July l0,-The market for
sssa apples is unchanged on spot
quiet. Fancy are quoted
'as,ce al &c; prime at 74@71c, and
ieir at Safe.
are unchanged for spot with
Ianglng from 3sc to 123c for
~ irlt and Sc 10 &c for Oregon
~ and i0s. -"
" are qulet, but prices are firm
4 ~ ~ snoice quoted at gle: extra
[5',e and fancy at 22@23c.
are In light Jobbing demand
%aols supplies on spot small and
npedent, Choice are quoted at
sAIra choice at 12a@l3c; fancy
~ ana extra fancy AT 14Il4sc.
~, a'e moving slowly. at recent
||fjr loose muscatels are quoted
~ ~ 'seded raisins are quoted at
= london layers at si.50ml.65.
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NEW YORK. July lo.-WheaiIRe-
ceipts. II 700 barrels. exports. ll;oOo oar-
reIs; market dull and unchanged ooc
Wheat-Receipts. 1000, exports, 1895
bushels: spot easy: No. red, 99sc eleNa-
tor; No red sl.oos o. b ailoab nc: no:
No , hard winter 81 034 Z. o. b. ahoat'
owing to better spring wheat crop news news
bear pressure and noryhwes' selling: ling
wheat broke 1c today. followed ,2 ny railies li's
ernmcnt report was considered rather
bullish and prices closed, near the top ana
only DC to &c under last nIshI Iniy
cins,d 81 00l: September 81 0lsa l,025;
closed 81 O2l: December Sls046G l,oSg,
clnRed 81 O6e
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|AOERS FAILED IN
|gFDRT TO BOOST
|.,id Decline in Stock Market
|c,neralIy Regarded as a
Moral Readjustment.
PAUL SUFFERS MOST;
HARTMAN STOCKS NEXT
,,sze in Money Market Comes
d Was Expected; Weak
ness in Copper.

-r YORK, July 10.--The rapid de-
!, pricss OF stocks today was quite
Inc accepted as u readjustment
an artificial level established by
native tactics. Various occurrences
4 cited as weakening influences on
-,rset. but the conviction remained
Nose we're impelling couses toward
.handonnent OF futile campaign
dse rather than any deep seated in
- 10 liquidation in the ordinary
Z are numerous which have depre-
The untImeliness OF the recent op-
.us 10 advance prices and 10 attract
Allc interest in stocks, but the per-
a q certain amount or conviction
1 Them. The campaign WAS carried
a the very threshold OF tod5y's Sc
money requirements with apparent
lam and needless of the warnings
have been common in the Wall
4 district ever since the advertise
designed TO further the project
4 10 appear
I whole project seemed TO be abrupt-
.andoned today and half TO two
4 OF the gains which have been
Than two weeks In establishing were
'eisred in few hours. ST, Paul.
4 vas reserved the speculative lead
. for their last resource. naturally
4 bAiue forced UP in the face OF
& pressure, naturally was the most
A lrferer today Union Pacific,
|kf Amalgamsted Copper and the
|f6cfs came next in their order In
I lkey have figured in the opera tions
= nanipulators OF the market. Some
t-ts In Union Pacific was attributed
= por subscriptions reported TO the
dnveYtible bond issue, A converse
||~Hl OF the cause was also heard.
u subscription period for the bonds
q HpIred the support Of Union Pa
IN the purpose OF adding TO the
|clssness OF the bonds was no longer
|zlntd. Subscription warrants for
1rl new slock also fell back in pro-
p 70 the fall In the stock itself.
MueeEe In the money market came
|s expected, and was. indeed, in
" With the withdrawal today of
rment deposits from the national
The small number OF subscrip- |
10 ihe new bond issues naturally |
/ me demands for money. but the |
o. deposits into the subtreasurv |
~ supplies 10 such an extent as |
The money rate mp to per cent |
|k2rly In the day. The fling OF the !
renfs suit against the American |
q company and the stated pur- !
a tho New York public utilities /
dor TO probe the local traction !
.HH'ed to keep alive the senti-
apprehension over government
f against corpora ttons.
|fsduction In The price of copper
s an unsettling influence and an
|,fclne IN prices at the New York
uchange kept alive uneasiness
|fs stability Of that market. The
Ffnt crop report offered no help
k@ The first report on the years
|-pp Was OF poor showing. The
snent In the condition Of winter
Sds less than was hoped for and
las on in the condition OF spring
Sas unfayorable.
| il3si.0c6. P''
= states IS declined l per cent on
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 0,-Cattle--Recelpts.
% 900. Market steady to a shade lower
Bceves. 81 s007.3O; COWS, sl.75@53 80; /;
heifers. S2.60M5.I0; calves, s5.50@T 80 ,
good to prime steers S. 90@ 80. poor to
medium. st.s0G5,so, stockers and feed
ers. S2901 40
Iiogs-Retelpts. 10000 Market weak
and SC lower. Light, SIS 5.SO@6.12l, mixed.
s5.7O@6,07S heavy. s52O@5.92s; rough
So. .2Om660; pigs. s5.OOm60O good to
choice heavy. s5,SO@5.92A; bulk, $1,000
5o5.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 Market weak
shade lower. Native and Western. $500
@e.00; yearings. s6 00@6,I5; lambs, $3.50
OILS: Western, s5.50mTS0.
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METAL MARKETS ARE
GENERALLY WEAKER
Break in Tin, Decline in Con.
per, Lead Dull; Iron Lower
and Quiet.
]. !.
COPPER.
view ! ork EXCHANGE 50

,,, SEW YORK. July 1o-There was n
I'm In 'Her T, shrarp break In the price OF spot
I'm IN the London market; with tbst
POSITION closing at elSS los or es los
pp,,avr p,,t', the bnal quotation Of YESTERDAY
euiifures ii were los lower al ESQ los Io-
quoted at Si0.s008sl l5 WIN sPot
Copper declined Ell Ia eos for 49,.
ra .ne London market and futures there
we're lower at 500. Locally the mar
het WIS sun more or less neryous and
unsettled with prices lower. Lake was
Ssu"osed s5" se at S2l,S7I@2e,12,: electrolytic at
S-i'oocg2l 10, and casting at $50 50tG nI oo
Lead was dull at S6,J5a5. % In the local
at eel vas 0s io"er
g., 9peiIer was unchanged at s24 is Cd
!" LONDON and AT sS.15@6.20 locally,
iron was lower in the English market
WIN VIZ standard standard foundry quoted at 54s Id
onm tieVeIahd warrants at 56s Cd Lo-
Salg the market was quiet No 1 foun-
arh a, northern is quoted at s2f 5o@2s.70
sl s'a % no; foundry northern at s24
to'Vv. southern grades continue nominal
In the local market 'a'
ClOSInQ SfOcL Tict
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Kansas City,

KANSAS CITY. July 10.-Cattle-Re-
cepts. 1000 Market steady TO strong.
Native COWS and hetfers S2506 $50 (:
stockers and feeders. S3.256As0; bulls
sS.OO@A75: calves. S3.75@6.5o; Western
FED steers. $4oO@650, Western fed COWS
50 27504.60,
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 steady. Bulk.
crs. S5.S5@5,22l; pigs and lights S5s7S@
5,95.
Sheep--Beoeipts. 5000, Strong. Nut
tons, so.004s.00: lambs. S7,00@7T5:
range wethers. $i.75@5.so: fed ewes. 81 rs
n5 90.
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Utah Smelter Receipts.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, July l0.-Ore receipts at
.,. iTtab smolter today were four ears
e oee SILVER CITY ores, four from Tintic
u,;,cs and three from Bingham.
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CASH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady: No. . spring wheat. $1,000 / .0l I:
No. 3, a4c6 81 90: No. 2 red. 91s9e2ic, No.
2 corn. 5ii@543c; No, ? yellow, 54s@ 54dc /;
No oats. iSc; No. white. i4lG i6c: No
2 rye. s5c; fair to eholce mating barley
60Q65c; No. l Northwestern naxseed
.243 prime timothy seed. s4.75. clover
contract grades, sl5.25: short ribs. sides
Ooosel, SS.S0GS,35: mess pork. per bar
$3.50; short clear sides (boXed) SS.158
800. whisky, basis of high wines. Sl31.
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oVer1iow Continues.

|'treni ..tu tyuIy lo,-The gold eX-
|!caIin,'ws ,'wsnich began several weeks
sak as and today the Russo
<esti ,ansagcd 81 900. 900 in gold
Y fotai' Parls tomorrow, This
o enc, OF s2s, 555. 900 in gold
IL began since the present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-11
ss,'spool Grain Market

30 - july io,--Wheat-Spot.
szsy: Inv western winter. rs % (.
ptcenbsuu fs 2sd, September,
BEN sSu55et Hess dried. 5s id !.
4 ssplen kksd' futures. quiet; july.
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Omaha,

OMAHA. July 0.-Cattle-Receipts,
1000. Steady. Native steers. S4.S54650, !,
native cows and heifers. $1,000 $40; West
ern steers, s3.50M5.00; Texas steers, So, 90
Gi4.50 cows and heifers s2.oo@4 65 can
ners. S2.O0M3.0o; stockers and feeders.
$300Qi.s0, natives. s325@6.oo: bulls and
stays S30o95.40.
Hogs-ReceIpts, $4,000. Weak and sc
lower Heavy s5.5o@555: mixed. $3.50
a. SO; light, S5.55@6.sO. pigs. $3.50 500; /;
shcepGReceipts, 5000, Steady. Year
lings $525@6.15, wethers. Si.85@5,65:
ewes S4.25 M5 90; lambs, S6.00@f25.
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rev York Snnar

|hIr SnA. raa July lO.-Sugar-Raw
3 ss5irl S.33Ac; centrifugal, J.,
stssSc..' molasses sugar, 3.0sbc :
nanuIa,. crushed, 5.70c: powdered, a.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-11

PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was firm; creamerIes 1874
@2ic; diaries, l7h@21tc; eggs. steady, at
mark. cases included, l3@l3ac. nrsts lSc;
primo llrsts. lac: cheese. 124l31c.
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~ srin sl,, bills. s4.S3.
Aioasury Statement

NJ NJ ~, ~, July 10.-Today' S
sal t,nHe he treasury balances In
J f;5ss1,np Shows: Available cash
|kj,sl5 osi gold coin and bull
~ gold certificates. SIS, =
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,ieu,a u%,asapolis Wheat,

z ~ y Aim. July 1o.-whear
y J hard ,o0s; December.
y h0iim; ~ .o2a@1.o25. No. I
boo 4 N,n,ois' No. . Northern,
Northern, o56o7c,
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Ae@ York Produce

'7si S July I0.'-Butter, firm:
|1n; pnnSeoe. quiet; unchanged.
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," Louis Wool,

bsde, July 1o.-wool, steady,
,asAl nr.e .eombins and clothing
10 sashes S18 ssSi: heavy fine,
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st. joseph.

ST JOSEPH Mo. July l0-Cattle--
Receipts, 22S6 Market steady. Natives.
81 500 90: COWS and helfers. S225M5,60.
stockers and feeders. ss.5oMS.60.
Hogs-Receipts, 96i9. Market, 5@7lc
lower Top. $3.50. bulk. $o.57s@6so
Sheep-Receipts. 1910. Steady to easy.
Lambs. Sc. 76d $50; yearjngs. $5.50M 5.75 /.
ewes 81 75GD5.25
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Aew York Monev

|.lps pssynk, ss July l0.-Close: Prime
"a Mper, Ss@6 per cent.
~ II Snsnge weak, with actual
+, is oehkers bills at S4.s3. 75m
|lis .dsu d,'nerd an, and at $463.40@AS3.S0
+; MES A.ssd4s4s and s4.S7s@
~ ~ dollars. 53ic.
IN sn d end railroad bonds easy.
nis eau steady, SOS per cent,
a. ore per cent, closing bid, 5
Io,ra eIed a; 81 per cent.
el: ~. very strong; sixty days. )
-s,bs sssy daye, 5@51 per cent:
~" per cent.
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For LOSS of Appetite

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
7, no,rishes strengthens and in1pailS
NV lie and vlgor. An excellent genera!
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Sales.I II. L. IClse
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Closing Stock List.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
INSURANCE FOR MOULDERS
National Convention Decides to Estab-
lish Death and Sick Benefit
Department.

Iron mouiders of the city are pleased
with the decision Of the National Assoc
ciation In annual session in Philadelphia
yesterday TO establish an insurance de-
partment in the union.
During several former conventions ef-
forts have been made to get the union to
inaugurate a beneficial society, which
means that at the death Of a member Of
the union Insurance viii be paid his rel
atives. but up to the present the move
ment has met with no material success.
Yesterday. however. the committee re-
ported that It had thoroughly investigated
the subject, and that, in its belief. the
establishing of the insurance feature
would materially strengthen the union. A
vote was Immediately taken and the re-
solution unanimously passed.
1t was decided to conduct the associa-
ton at the lowest possible premium rates.
For the present the rates and system
Of the National Fraternal Congress, the
body which regulates the insurance OF
the majority Of the unions will be
adopted
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
ON EVE
OF MARTIAL LAW

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
BELFAST Ireland, Aug, THE
declaration Of martial law in Belfast
apparently is but a mater Of a few
hours. BY refusing to-day to grant
the demand of the police for additional
pay for extra service cntailed by the
dock strike. the government faces the
most serious Irsah crisis for years. If
the police here and in other Irish cities
and towns carry out their announced
purpose It may be necessary to put
the whole country under martial law.
The policemen declare they win join
the strikers if their demands are not
granted. The police force generally
threatens TO mutiny against the gov
ernment.
In anticipation Of trouble troops are
being rushed here and other danger
points by the thousands. There are
1000 soldiers here now and others are
arriving on amost everv train. They
have entirely superseded the police in
guarding the city.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
sHERIFF'S SALES


sHERTFFS sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Alias Levari Facias, to me
directed win be exposed % Public Sale
at the Court House, on Market street
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, in
the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE BIRD DAY OF AUGUST, 1907,
At 10 o'clock. a. m,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land with the buildings thereon erected
situate IN the city Of Wilmington, county
and state aforesaid. bounded and de-
scribed as follows, 70 wit;
beginning az a point on the southwest
erly side Of Twenty-third street at the
distance Of 135 feet southeasterly from
the sOuthcasterly side OF Market street
thence southwesterly at right angles
with Twenty-third street and passing
through the middle OF the division wall
between the house on this lot and the
one adjoining op the northwest seventy
five feet 20 a corner; thence southcastor
~ and parallel with Twenty-third street
rs feet to another corner. thence north
eastcriy at right angles with said Twen-
ty-third street and passing through the
middle Of the division wall between the
house on this lot and the one adioInini
on the southeast % feet TO point ir
the said southwesterly side OF Twenty.
third street and thence thereby north.
westerly Is feet TO the place OF beginning
be the contents therof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution a. the
property OF William r. Polk and Cathe-
rine r. Polk. his wife. mortgagors, and
Harry J.. Evans. tt.. and Thomas II. Bay
ard. trustee In bankruptcy Of the estate OF
Harry L. Evans, and one John IT. Evans
trading as IT. L. Evans Co.. and 20 b.
sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del,
July 10. 1907.
iy2O-22-25-2s-a1-2
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R.. R.
WILMINGTON. DEL
schedule in effect June ., 1907.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue !

Daily. Daily except sunday sum
oSS SFW w YORK and the East .2.2s' .s'19' ~
"a III IN "a S1i35 a. M, il.26 -S.S0' V'A''
.'lSovai Limited" f7.42, F1lO0 p, M On no
PHILADELPHIA, '2.2e, 90, sSst do
al, - al - 2O OocaD, 1900, folo, 500 ~ 10
S' ~ .asS sifOS OocaD. i9.55 QocaD' a 20
rs, q n, III 2S f3U QocaD. 80, stedS
fr,,,, s455 locaD. a5.17 Royal LIN ~ sS so
IS "a GocaD. 200 sos QoeaD' "'-'
u9SaRs 9,S14REsTER @ 1850 OocaD $40 os '-S 81 ii as.
csT fsoo ISIS. s2s4 OocaD, 80 N 2S
Gocai, sgb5 OocaD. snso q; ;0ocan {6. 20
fao5 docaN s4s0 OocaO f4oi " 70 0ocaD,
cocan. 400, s7.O5 OocaD, ''.e-' s'''-
IA IBoSSIy.TiIMoRE Il s wAAsHii5SsoS..QSE59'' y $50
80, go 15c,sal r5n1ited. 500, -9ol 2. ~ 7 40
BALTIMORE and M'y
se4g a. fry Hl, ti55 100. sS49, ie'9g 90 oa
r9m .ios. isl5. $3.50, sooS' WV
sil2S sillIS9rRiY p nj 100. ssp $3.50 CExpEssSsss' e ss
m. fl240. IBIS, fo.5o NnNp'e
''igu 'Ik NsDISFiSSNBURc sISiSSN and way stations i''-'
a nj. $500 SIS p. m, AZ -, s447. $3.50
'o'I1,TsRTrRG. s455, fl0F q. m So
.e "a aRovai limited" 1854 p. .so W.; m
70 oC-HtrcXGO. sl55. 1O.49 a. M .g9 p d1IrIs.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS A q \ m m
VILE f455 a. m, +l.Vo' 80 oiQ3 ID
Dei Ave sta. Delmaryie 4ein,e neece s0l
G. TEL 1422-A City IlckeL - - mel
Market street D. 4 A. TEL A''
marvia Tel 2lgo ,. r,..,orqer Agent
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
new COUNSEL
FOR HARRY THAW
LitlletOn, Who Nominated
JUICE Parker for PTeSi-
dent, to Defend Him
BY THE JOURNALS special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS > 6pcclai wire.
NEW YORK. Aug. martin w.
Littleton, former boroash president o.
Brooklyn has been selected as chief
counsel for Harry X. Thaw in his next
trial for them urder OF Stanford
White.
The announcement OF Littloton's SEE
lection was made by Dan O'Reilly,
who IS stn IN Thaw's employ, while
family conference OF 1haw's rola-
tives was in progress al the tombs.
This consultation was attended by
Mrs. William Thaw, OF Pittsburg'
rhaw's mother. Evelyn Neshit rhaw,
his wife. and O'Reilly.
Mrs. Thaw came from Pittshurg yes
terdav to attend the conference.
O'Renlv made the announcement
whom he left the family party for "a
few moments and he then returned TO
the conference.
STRAIGHT INSANITY PLEA.
Litteton made the condition. It Is
understood. that he IS TO he given full
charge of the case ana that he VIII
brook no interference from any ono
IL ls hinted his retaining fee is Sl''-
OOO
Littleton's acceptance of fun conul
of the defense IS believed to mean that
i'm the next hearing there will he n'
lementia American defense, but
straight insanity plea.
1t was reported early in the summer
that Littleton had been retained 10y
Thaw but this was denied. lt is no"
said that negotiations were opencl
with the Brooklyn lawyer at that time
but inability to agree on his fee an'
conditions Of service prevented his be
ing retained. These difficulties arr
understood to have been overcome
IS A TTEXAs ORATOR.
Littleton came TO New York severa
years ago from Texas where he ha'
established a great reputation as az
orator. He took an active part n
politics on coming to New York AM
was selected TO make the speech
nominating Judge Alton Brooks PARK
er for President at the Democrau
National Convention az ST. Louis
He served one term as borough
president
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
AWAY
FOR RECREATION
Many Of Them Are Out Of
the City on Annual
Vacations

with the first day or August comes
an almost general exodus of lawyers
from the city. and as a consequence
there are far from the usual number
of them in the city today. As a rule
those members OF the bar who left the
city yesterday and today will remain
away during the month.
l. Irving Handy has been in Europe
several weeks.
Herbert II. Ward sailed for Boston
this morning and from there will go
by rail to his old home In Vermont
Christopher l.. Ward is at Rehoboth
David r. Marvel IS at Georgetown
and Rehoboth.
Deputy Attorney General Daniel O
Hastings and family are at Rehoboth
Charles b. Evans is in New York
State
J. Harvey whiteman is seeing the
sights of Canada
Willard Salisbury is spending the
month on an island off the coast OF
Maine
Francis NJ. walker Recorder o
Deeds, sailed from Baltimore this morn
ing for Boston.
Evening journal., 1907-08-01
JAPS IN fight
WITH KOREANS
'Disbandine Of the Native
Army on Island Followed
by HOStiIitieS
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

SEOUL. Korea. Aug 1-Japanose
troops are disarming the Korean army
to-day. The islanders nesitated some
time before deciding TO deprive the
native soldiers Of their arms, fearing
tha tthe action would precipitate a
crisis.
Last weeks mutiny brought crisis
however. The disarmament was pre-
ceded by an imperial proclamation
disbanding the army Of 1000 men and
the surrounding Of the barracks by a
strong force Of Japanese troops. Ma
chine guns commanded thee ntrance
to the barracks and every precaution
has been taken to nip disorders i'm the
bud. Street crowds are geing prompt
ly scattered.
The proclamation grants the dis
banded soldiers one years pay. Tho
emperor's personal body guard viii be
kept in service.