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Tsft wins In Minneapolis,

Mr~SEaPoLIs, April s-Republican
primaries in Hennipin county resulted in a
sweeping victory for the supporters Of
Secretary Taft, Taft men will control
the convention tomorrow. which will
elect delegates to the State convention
and delegates to the national convention
from the Fifth Congress district,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-09
IN MEMORY or STEVENS.
Memorial Services at Seoul and Toxic for
the Murdered Diplomat.

Special CdblS Despatch 10 THR SuN.
TOXIC. April "a service in memory OF
the late d. W. Stevens will be held tomorrow
in the Hong Wanji Buddhist Temple, at
Seoul. the vice-R Resident General presiding,
The memorial service in Toxic will be held
in Trinity Cathedral and will be held on the
arrival Of II. W. Denison, financial adviser
Of the japanese Government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-09
u.u,, q Yucstsn Hemp Growers.

MEXICO CITY. April s-The Government
decree issued by President Diaz or Febru-
ary 10 removing temporarily the export
dutv on hemp fibre as a means Of aiding
tha planters OF Yucatan has been confirmed
bv Congress. The decree will remain in
efect until the financial condition In Yucca
tan improves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-09
APPEALS AGAINST CASTRO.
Match and Salt syndicate Asks Great
Britain for Aid.

Special CabIt DTspuIch 70 TIE SUN,
LONDON, April 9-According to the
STANDARD the syndicate whose concessions
20 operate match and salt ~monoporAa in
Venezuela were cancelled by President
Castro some time ago has appealed to
Great Britain for aid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-09
Nassau County Delegates To Republican
Convention.

MNEoLA. l.. l., April s.-The Republican
Assembly district convention held here last
night elected these delegates 70 the State
convention: q. H. Tuthin Of Rockville
Centre, sylvester Pearsall Of Lynbrook,
Robert q. Anderson Of Freeport, George W,
Foren, John B. c. Tappen Henry g, Steen-
buck. d. Chester Painter, r. = Allen and
Charles s.. Lewis. The delegation 10 unin-
structed. Tuthill. Pearsall end Anderson
are pogtmastera.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-09
Greene County Democratic Delegates I'm.
instructed.

CATsKLL, n. Y, April s,-Uninstructed
delegates to the Democratic State oonven-
ton at Carnegie Hall. New York city, were
elected at the Democratic county
ton az Cairo to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-09
Two for Cannon Two Unlnstructcd.

CHICAGO, April s,-The Ninth Congress
district ,to-uight chose two delegates to the
Republican national convention and in
stFuoted them for Cannon. The Tepth
dieiriSt' this afternoon chose u~ninstructed
dAlARatea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-09
q IS N
Kisses King Edwards Hand IT HArritL
To Hasten Back 20 London.
Special CaNt Dtspaleh % las SUN.

To HAston BACK 20 LOndOn
Special Cabis DsspaieA TO TaE Sun
BIARRITE. April at Is ofi6Glly an
nounced that King Edward gave audience
this morning to the Right Hon. Herbert
H, Asquith. who kissed the royal hand
upon his appointment as Premier and First
Lord Of the Treasury. He will leave for
England tomorrow,
II WAs ofloislly announced later that Mr..
ASquith had resigned the ChancelloBhip Of
the E~xcheQuer.
Owing to The Ministerial situation at
London, King Edward. who Is sojournlng
here. will expedite his departure In order
TO DO able to preside at a meeting Of the
Pivy Council In London on April 10,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-09
mrs. N'KEE FALSELY ACCUSED
MARQUIS GUGLIELMI MKBFS
FRIEND, SAYS LAWYER.

MaltrO Barbour Denies ROSSIyn stop Toe
Words May Have Beon Added 70
Secret COde-Aocounts for TCvis Boy
JugGled-ThOae Ante-NuptiaI Letters.
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One hundred years ago today in
Kentucky was born Jefferson Davis,
the beloved president of the Confed-
crate States of America. The aaniver-
sary was appropriately celebrated by
the Confederate Veterans of Roswell
and vicinity, their wives, sons and
daughters, with a memorial service
at the Christian church at ten o'clock
this morning. The celebration was
held in response to a proclamation of
Gen. Stephen D. Lee, Commander in
Chief of the United Confederate Vet
GRAMS, who passed to his final rest
only a few days ago. The memory of
General Lee was also reverently re-
vived at the meeting this morning.
Judge J. T. Evans read the procla-
nation of General Lee and spoke with
feeling of both President Davis and
General Lee. The speakers of the
morning were Rev. John W. Smith,
Rev. Mr.. Burnett. and Miss Mary
Greenlee, all of whom told of the life
and career of the great president, and
Rev. H. F. Vermillion, who devoted
his time to the biography of General
Lee and an eulogy of his character.
Miss Greenlee and Mrs K K. Scott
were in charge of the music, which
was one of the most pleasing features
of the program.
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had an exceedingly narrow escape
from a serious accident while riding
in Rock Creek Park. Mrs. Roosevelt
was with him. The President was
riding a new horse, a young animal.
The whole party rode down through
a cut in the bank, forded the creek
and were ascending the bank on the
other side. The Presidents horse
reared on reaching the top of the
bank and the President leaned for
ward to bring him to his feet again.
but the animal stood straight on his
hind legs, and then went over back
ward into the creek with the Presi-
dent. The latter slipped out of the
saddle and fell into the creek. Meth
er the President nor the horse re-
ceived the slightest injury.
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Dr.. Milton Died This mornina.

DIR. C. D. Milton, aged 80 years,
died at 2:15 this morning at his
place of residence on North Hill. He
two weeks ago, accompanied by his
brother. VIM. 8. Milton, seeking cure
of throat trouble His death resulted
from hemorrhage of the brain. The
body has been removed to the Ullery
undertaking parlors to await word
from the father and another brother,
who reside at Madison. Kan. The de-
ceased was a member of the NJ. Z.
church.
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The city council met last night in
regular monthly session with the
mayor in the chair, and the following
aldermen present: Bell. Wiseley, Cum
minis, Carlton, Rhea. Robinson, White
man, Thomas.
The council went into secret ses-
sion, during which two appointments
were submitted by the mayor. Rus
ler Loveless was named city marshal
and an appointment OF city physician
made. Both were rejected by the
council.
the council the mayor was authoriz-
ed to name two additional commit
tees, committee on city affairs and
a police committee.
R. H. Kemp appeared for the Kemp
Lumber Co., and entered a protest
against the granting of a permit for
the erection of oil tanks ON the lots
of the Roswell Wool and Hide Co.,
near the lumber yard of his firm. He
stated that the insurance risks would
be raised and gave other reasons for
his objection.
Harold Hurd appeared for the pc
titioners and asked that it be granted.
stating that the Insurance risks
would not be increased and offered
other arguments in support of his
contention.
At this point Alderman Haynes
took his chair.
The financial committee submitted
a report showing the financial con-
dition up to May 81. The report
showed disbursements during the
month of $1,19S.3S and receipts of
$55493, and with the cash on hand
at the beginning of the month, this
leaves a balance now il. the treasury
Of $3,20651. There also are unpaid
approved bills of $5,1ss12 and unap-
proved bills held for further informa-
ton amounting to $2.29O.51;, also due
ON the bitches. $5.022.5s. making
total Indebtedness Of 12,502.22
The committee recommended that
the clerk draw a warrant for $1,052.60.
interest shortly due on the old sew
er bonds. 1t also recommended and
insisted that materials should not be
purchased without an order from the
purchasing committee and that such
committee.
The fire department committee re-
ported that the best lot it could find
for the city hall was the lot on the
southeast corner of Third street and
Pecos avenue, to be had for $1,000 of
woodruff & DeFreest. and recon-.
mended that it be purchased. The
report was approved.
The financial committee submitted
q report on the city printing and rec
commended that the bid of the Rec
ord for the publication OF ordinances,
resolutions. proclamations. etc., be
accepted, AID that the job work De
given to the Western Printing Co.
that the Record be given the adver-
Using and publishing for the reason
that it is q legal paper recognized
by the courts and duly entered
through the postohice. Thus there
could be no question as to the legal
ity OF ordinances. ETC. The inference
from this. is. of course. that the in
vestigations OF the finance committee
has led It to the conclusion that a
poster Is not legal newspaper. This
makes the Record the ofncial paper
cf the City Of Roswell. The report
vas duly approved.
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The fire department committee sub
mitted a report on the petition ask
ing for permission to locate oil tanks
east of the Kemp Lumber Co. The
report recommended that al engineer
be secured to make a draft of the
locality and that it be submitted to
the board of fire underwriters at Den.
yer. Also that all property owners in
the immediate vicinity must consent.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Bell presented a petition from
o. v. Herrick to erect building on
the vacant property opposite the
court house on Main street, the said
building to be constructed of iron,
for moving picture show The peti-
ton was laid ON the table, It being
considered that such a structure in
such a place would be unsightly.
A sanitary ordinance of fifty-two
sections was presented by Robinson
and read the first time. 1t embodies
the present sanitary measures and
further provides for the inspection
of milk and food products and of all
milk cows, and embodies a number
of very desirable sanitary measures
1t was referred to the sanitary COM
mfttee.
The yearly tax ordinance was pre-
sented by Mr.. Thomas, the amounts
being left blank to be flied when re-
ported back to the coulcil Referred
to finance committee.
Bawdy Houses Taken Up.
Mr.. Carlton introduced an ordinance
the licensing or the run
ming of bawdy houses within the city
or within one mile of the city limits.
1t provides that persons leasing prem
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ises for such purposes shall be con-
strued as keeping a bawdy house. and
also is directed against drunken.
lewd and vicious persons. The pen
atty is from $25 to $10O fine or from
ten to one hundred days il jail or
both for each offense, each days vio-
lation to constitute a separate Of
fense. To go into effect July 1st.
AS soon as the ordinance was read
Robinson was on his feet and moved
that it be referred to the fire depart
ment committee. This motion found
a second in whiteman. The fire de-
partment committee consists of
Messrs. Whiteman, Bell and Wiseley.
The motion was instantly opposed by
the friends of the bill and it was yot-
ed down, all voting against the mo-
tiol except Bell, Robinson and White
man.
On motion of Bell it was decided
to refer the bill to the new committee
into committee of the whole.
Attorney Scott presented four ordi-
nances whose passage was desired
by the purchasers of the recent four
issues of bonds. These ordinances
provide for the number and denomina-
ton of the bonds, and provide for a
tax levy to pay interest and provide
for a sinking fund. If the ordinances
were passed as asked for it would
Increase the city tax levy from eleven
mills to almost two and half cents.
Mr.. Scott considered that instead
of providing for the sinking fund at
once it should be deferred for about
five years in order to get some re-
suits from the water works, and the
council agreed with him, passing the
ordinances under suspension of the
rules. This defers providing for a
sinking fund for FIVE years and re-
lieves the immediate necessity OF such
a large tax levy.
The Amusement Park ordinances
was passed after being amended to
provide that the license shall be thir-
ty dollars quarterly. collected in ad-
vance.
A communication was read from
the city engineer. Mr.. Dills. resign
ing the ofice., His relations 1t said
had always been pleasant with the
mayor. but not with some of the mem
bers, and as he desired to keep out
of the police court during the next
two years he resigned, and also ex-
pressed his sympathy for the mayor
The resignation was accepted
The mayor appointed Messrs. Wise
ley. Thomas and Robinson as mem
bers OF the committee ON city affairs
and Messrs. Bell, Rhea and Cummins
to the police committee
A request from certain citizens that
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NOTED CANADIAN ROAD
BUILDER is DEAD

Montreal, Can, June 3-Sir GILES
pie Reid, the noted railroad builder
and capitalist, died here today He
built many large bridges in Canada
and the U. S., including the Colorado
river bridge at Austin, Tex, in 1880
and all the iron and masonry bridges
on the first ESQ miles of the Southern
Pacific west of San Antonio. He also
built the international railway bridge
across the Rio Grande.
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Although all returns from the Dem
ocratic primaries are not in, enough
have been received to show who will
be the Democratic candidates in the
county election next fall in all but
two offices. These two are the offices
the third district.
w. M. Atkinson, for commissioner
of second district, C. c. Hill for super
intendent of public schools, J. T. Ev-
ans for probate judge, and V. R. Ken
ney for county surveyor. were nomi
mated without opposition.
The following were nominated by
large majorities, the complete figures
Of which are not available today:
C. L. Ballard for sheriff over J. J.
Rascoe;s James Sutherland, for coun
ty treasurer, over J. H. Mcpherson;
F. P. Gayle, for probate clerk and
recorder over James w Mullens
In the race for assessor, Fred J.
and C. w. Davisson PA.
In the race for commissioner of the
third district N j. Fritz has $50 and
Jerry 'Cazier SGT.
The following precincts are yet to
be heard from in these close offices:
Plains, Hernadez Lake, Dunlap Cor
Il Yeso) Liston and Schraeder's
Store, which had a vote last election
Of 81, not counting the last two which
are new voting places.
The vote as received at the Record
office, unofficially, at this time is Civ
en- below. The Democratic County
Central Committee will meet as
soon as all the precincts report and
give the official returns.
RosweII-Precinct No. I.
Sheriff:-Ballard, 3O6; Rascoe, 200.
Treasurer Sutherland, 3O3; Nc
Pherson, 1873.
Recorder Gayle. 336; Mullens,
166.
ASSESSOR Beck, 2s2; Herbert,
1872; Davisson, So.
Commissioner Fritz, 249: Ca
zier, 21O.
RosweIi-Precinct No. 2.
Sheriff:-Ballard, 240; Rascoe, $50.
Treasurer Sutherland, 232; Nc
Pherson, 1872.
Recorder Gayle. PAP; Mulle1s,
1873.
Assessor Beck, 1873; Herbert.
POT; Dawson, 81.
Com'r-Fritz, 1875; Cazier, 23S.
Haeerman.
iff:-Ballard, 62; Rascoe, 33.
Treasurer Sutherland, 54; Nc
Pherson, 80.
Recorder: 72; Mullens, 10.
Assessor Beck, 18; Herbert, 5;
Davisson, II.
Commissioner Fritz, 81; Cazier,
Lake Arthur.
Sheriff: Ballard, AZ; Rascoe, 26.
Treasurer Sutherland, "A; Nc
Pherson, 20.
tRecorder:-Gayle, 81; Mul1ens, II.
ASSESSOR Beck, IA: Herbert. 40;
Davisson. Is.
Commissioner Fritz. 81; Cazier.
seven
Sheriff:-Balfard. 81; Rascoe. g.
Treasurer Sutherland. 80: Nc
Pherson. 49,
Recorder:-Gayl "A; Mullels. "a.
Assessor Beck, SO: Herbert, 49,
Davisson, 25
com'r-Fritz. .: cazier. 7s.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS DAY
GENERALLY CELEBRATED.

New Orleans, La, une3.-With
appropriate exercises the people of
the South today celebrated the Tooth
Davis. The day was observed as a
whole or partial holiday in Kentucky,
Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississip-
pi, Tennessee, Texas, Soufh Carolina,
Louisiana and Virginia. and varied
between entire cessation Of business
and the mere closing of schools. In
Louisiana the day is legal holiday.
In New Orleans it is made memorable
this year by dedication of a site here
for monument to be erected to the
memory of President Davis by the
people of the South. The day was al
so celebrated as Confederate Memor.
ial Day.
Baton Rouge, June 3.-The Tooth
anniversary of the birth OF Jefferson
Davis was appropriately observed in
this city today.
Celebration at Louisville.
Louisville, June 3.-Coilcident with
federate decoration day, the Tooth an
niversary of the birth of Jefferson Da-
Wis. was appropriately observed. Spe-
cial trains took large numbers to Fair
view. where the celebration was held
at Davis birth place.
Memorial Day at Memphis.
Memphis, June 3.-Confederate Ne.
mortal day in conjunction with the
Tooth anniversary of the birth of JEFF
ferson Davis was celebrated In Mem
phis today. Banks and public build
ings were closed in honor of the day.
Flowers and Addresses at Nashville
Nashville. June 3.-Confederate dec
oration day was appropriately OBJ
served here today. The graves OF the
Confederate dead at Mount Olivet
cemetery were covered with flowers
and addresses were made.
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RECEPTION AT NEW
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Not only members of the Baptist
church and their friends, but the gen.
eral public, are invited to the recep
tion at the New Baptist Church from
Norvell-Croft orchestra will furnish
music, and everybody is expected to
have a pleasant social time.
The reception Is to be given by the
building committee and other men to
the Ladies Aid Society and their
friends.
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ALL CANDIDATES, EXCEPT IN
TWO OFFICES, NAMED BY
LARGE MAJORITlES.
TWO PLACES IN DOUBT

Beck Leads by Three Votes in Pre-
cincts Heard From in the Race
With Herbert and Davisson.-Capt
Fritz So Votes Ahead of Cazier in
Race for Connissioner-Ret
incomplete.
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Shot Himself in Foot.

B. l.. Cooper was brought here from
Elkins yesterday for treatment at St.
foot. Last Sunday he accidentally
dropped a Al caiibre revolver, dis
charging it, and the ball passed thru
his foot
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U. s. WEATHER suREAu.

fLocai Report. Observation Taken ~
500 a. MI
Roswell. N. M. June 3.-Tempera-
ture--Max., 81; mi1., AT; mean. 50.
Precipitation. 90; wind s. E.. We
Iocity miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight. generally fair and warmer:
Thursday fair and cooler.
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Acme.

Acme.
Sheriff Ballard, IT; Rascoe, Z.
Treasurer Sutherland, 10; Nc
Pherson, a.
Recorder: 20; Mullens. 4.
Assessor Beck, 13; Herbert, 8;
Davisson, 2.
Com'r.-Fritz, II; Cazier. Z.
EIkins.
Sheriff: Ballard, So; Rascoe, 6.
Treasurer Sutherland. 35; Nc
Pherson, T.
Recorder:-Gayle, "a; Mullens, g..
Assessor: 5; Herbert, 90:
Davisson 49,
Com'r.-Fritz, 10; Cazier, 49,
kenna.
Sheriff Ballard, AS; Rascoe, Is.
Treasurer Sutherland, 35; Nc.
Pherson, 25
Recorder:-Gayle, At; Mullens, Is.
Assessor Beck, H. Herbert, 80;
Davisson, 13.
m'r.-Fritz. At; Cazier, 13.
South Spring.
Assessor Beck, 1S; Herbert, 21;
Davisson 2. Others not reported
PenaSco.
heriff:-Ballard; Z; Rascoe, II.
Treasurer: Not reported.
:. Recorder:-Gayle; 18; NMullens, 2.
Assessor Beck, 2; Herbert, 16;
Davisson, >--.- ---'s--4t
eoaz.
: Treasurer Sutherland, 20; Nc
Pherson; IS. ra
Recorder: Gayle, 20: Mul1ens, 49,
Assessor: Beck, 6; Herbert. 20:
Davisson, 10.
Come'r.-Fritz, SO; Cazier,. 8.
Spring Mound Valley.
Assessor: Beck. s; Herbert, 4:
l.
Com'r.-Fritz, o; Cazier, IS.
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Notice..

We have purchased the entire dray-
ing outfit Of Robert L. Ballard and
are prepared to do all kinds of haul
ing and dray work. Would be pleased
to have our friends and others see
us when in 1eed of such work Phone
No. 224. S0t3
HAFFIEY BROS.
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Buy and Sell Horses. s
At e. M. Smiths old stand on See
o1d street.-Henry Russell. 60t2Sw4

Late this afternoon a marriage H.
oerse was issued to u. s. Bateman
and Mary v. Sparks.
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DANGER OF FLOOD IN MISS
ISSlPPl AT ST LOUIS

ISSIPPl AT ST LOUIS
st. Louis, Mo-, June 3.-The Miss,
issippi river is slowly creeping up to
the danger line of 80 feet, the guage
this morning measuring 28.8. Two
feet of water is now in the cellars
and the basement of the city harbor
Office at the foot of Market street is
flooded to a depth of three feet. Re-
ports from points along the Missouri
river show that the stream is rising
rapidly.
PLAY ROX RAIL AT JEywETT'S
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First Peaches of the Season.

First Peaches OF the Season.
J. w. Reed, of Hope, brought in
800 pounds of peaches today, the first
homegrown peaches put on the To-
cal market this year.
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DIR. PRESLEY:- Eye, ear, moss
PLAY BOX BALL AT JEWETT'S.
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HONOR Lee
AND DAVIS
cONFEDERATES HOLD Memoir
IAL SERVICE FOR TWO
GREAT CHEFTAiNS.-a
DAVIS Tooth BIRTHDAY

The Work Of President Davis is Re-
viewed by Thoughtful Speakers and
the Memory of Gen. Stephen D.
Lee, Late Commander in Chief of
United Confederate Veterans, is
ReVerently Observed.
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AMERICAN JOCKEY RUNS
-nI0n gAg

London, June 3.-The Derby was
won by T. Ginisrtellis' Signori1etta,
the Duke of Portland's Primer, Sec
ond, and Langway. owned by Barclay
Walker, with Maher, the American
Jockey up, was third. Eighteen hors-
es ran.
The betting on Signorinetta was
100 to one against, on Primer 40 to
one against and on Langway 100 to
eight against.
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THE CITY COUNCIL HOLDS LONG
AND TEDIOUS MEETING
LAST NIGHT.
RECORD OFFICIAL PAPER

oiIis' Resignation Accepted Ap-
pointments Confirmed and Rejected.
nanees for the Month Reports
Of Officers.-General Business.
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Be sure you get that wedding pres
ent of L. B. BoelI1er, the Jeweler and
Optician.
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New Oxfords just received at The
Stine Shoe Co. stiff
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The Wool Market.
ST. Louis, June 3.-Wool steady,
unchanged.
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