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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-26
BAD GANG
BROKEN Up
Boys Had a Burglars
Club" Wireless a
Main Feature

Los Angeles. Cal. July 26.-When
Patrolmen Bowe and Browning, on
| Saturday, arrested four boys whose
J ages range from II to II years, in a
deserted shack at the corner of Blades
and Winter streets. they did not know
| that they had unearthed anything
more than a gang OF youthful petty
thieves, but yesterday, II was discov-
cred, the officers say, that this gang
has been operating the most modern
and down to date burglars club" ever
found In the city. with wireless toleg-
raphy as one of It's principal features,
Arthur Smith, II years of age. ap-
peared 10 be the ruling spirit of the
gang, and he also was the operator of
the principal wireless station.
Four other stations were operated
and members OF the gang were kept
informed Of one another's movements
by wireless, according TO the police
In fact. it was discovered that there
are seven members of the gang and
that Smith was able to communicate
with three members after his arrest
at the shack and acquaInt them with
the presence OF the officers and permit
them 10 hide John Brown aged Is;
Burnett Ward. 16, Leslie johnson. II,
were captured with Smith All reside
in the neighborhood with their par
ents. but It is alleged that they have
been engaged in petty thieyery, BIZ
cycle stealing and burglary for
months, A deep pit near the central
wireless station operated by Smith.
contained much loot, the officers say.
Smith has made a confession, II is
alleged Tho members of the gang Will
be arTaigned today.
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OF ICERS
EXAMINED
Several Are Recalled on
Investigation of Sut-
tons Death

Annapolis, July 26.-At the opening
Of the Sutton inquiry today. Mr Da.
Wis. Mrs. Sutton'S counsel, suggested
to Commander Hood. residing mem
ber Of the board. as the witnesses on
hand would not carry the proceedings
beyond the week. an adjournment
might be taken at the close OF today S
session until next week. Monday. when
Surgeon F. C. Cook and Lieut.. Harold
Il Utley Of the marine corps. the two
witnesses now abroad, are expected 10
arrive here The court, however de-
cided TO continue the sessions from
day 10 day.
Lieut. Edw. A Osterman. u. s. NJ.
c. was recalled and questioned by Mr.
Davis in regard to the revolver. which
was passed to Sergeant De Hart on the
night of the fight when Sutton was
killed. according 10 DeHart who
swore. however. that he did not know
who gave him the weapon.
Osterman said he did not see a re-.
volyer given to De Hart and did not
know who gave Il TO the sergeant.
But have a recollection that some
one did hand him one OF the re-
volvers." added the witness
Lieutenant Edward S Williams. Of
tho marines. also was recalled and
questioned respecting the revolver in
cidcnt. He. like Osterman. denied hav-
inc handed the weapon to De Hart.
He said he heard afterwards that
somebody had given De Hart a re-
yoIvor but that he never heard who
the officer was who did so
William L owens, the chauffeur.
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The stock market became practical
~ Idle at the steady recovery OF prices.
Bonds were irregular.
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalcamated Copper, 50 81.
American Beet Sugar i6
American Car and Foundry. 81 5-S.
American Cotton Oil. ~ 1-2.
American Locomotive. 60.
American Smelling, 81 rs
American Smelling. pfd., Ill 5-8.
American Sugar Refining. 127 1-2.
Anaconda Mining Co, rs 1-2.
AtchIson Railway. 116 3-8.
Atlantic Coast Line. 1872 81.
Baltimore and Ohio. l20 3-S
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, II 3-S.
Canadian Pacific, 1S6.
Chesapeake and Ohio. IS IA,
Chicago and Northwestern. 1S5.
Chicago, NIL and ST Paul, 156 II
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 43 IL.
Colorado and Southern. Sc,
Delaware and Hudson, 1872 Is.
Denver and Rio Grande, ~ SIS.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd., S4.
Erie Railway. 36.
Great Northern, pfd, $50 ID
Great Northern Ore Cts. 75 IL,
Illinois Central. l55.
New York Central, 135 3-S.
Reading Railway, l55.
Rock Island Co, 81 81
Rock Island Co, pfd.. IS IL.
Southern Pacific. 1872 is.
Southern Railway. 81 Is.
Union Pacific. l9S Is.
United States Steel. so Is
United States Steel Dfd.. I2G 1.2.
Wabash Railway, 20 rs.
Wabash Railway, pfd. So Is.
Western Union. IS 1-2
Standard OIL company. 6SS.
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5 I RIKE end !,
Al BUTLER
Two Thousand Men r..
turn to Work at Com.
pany's Terms

Pttsburg, July 26.-The strike At
the Standard Steel Car company 8
plant at Butler, was ended today, when
more than 1000 former employees re-
turned to work at the company )
terms. Seven OF the leaders Of the
strike movement were discharged.
Ofncials Of the company state that
hereafter American workmen will bs
given the, preference in all depart
ments.
Deputy sheriffs. on guard along thu
Ohio river bank near the Pressed
Steel Car company's water plant at
McBees Rocks, fred on an attacking
party at 8 o'clock this morning In an.
swer to stones and other missiles hurl-
ed by several men In a rowboat Onn
man was reported TO have been snot.
The object of the attack at the wager
plant is unknown.
Rumors of the importation of new
men as employees at the plant today,
caused the strikers TO establish picket
lines as early as a. m. as the strIk,
ers were halted while a committee
met the management
The constabulary was called cut,
but had little trouble in disperslng tho
crowd No additional men are at wrTt
today.
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HIS HONESTY IS
RICHLY REV

New York, July 26.-A black leath-
er handbag has proved to be a verit-
able Aladdin's lamp Cor William Robe.
lin. a brakeman on the Long Island
rail. When Robelin found the hand
bag in his train, he opened 1t and
was amazed at the mass Of gllttering
jewels it contained Not stopping TO
investigate further, the brakeman
quickly turned the jewels over to the
railroad officials, who learned that the
bag had been left In the train by Mrs.
H. Schwab, the wife Of Maiden Lane
jeweler. Mrs. Schwnb called for the
jewels which We're said 10 be worth
$4,000 and asked TO see Robelin. He
was presented with $100 I'm cash,
provided with two suits OF clothes and
instructed 10 take two weeks vacn-
tion. and then report 10 the Maiden
Lane Office Of Mr. Schwab to accept a
position at 800 a month for life.
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REPORTS MARTIAL
SPIRIT IN JAPAN

That there is martial spirit now pre-
valent upon tho whole Island of ia.
pan which indicates that the Flowery
Kingdom Is preparing for war, is the
statement made by Emil White Of
New York, who arrived in Salt Lake
Saturday after a three months trip
in the Orient. Mr.. White, when he
reaches home in the east. will have
completed three trips around the world
in the past four years.
While foreigners are treated with
the utmost Difference in Toxic by the
oflclals OF the country and the lead.
ing citizens. they are frequently in
suited In the outlying provinces, ac-
cording to Mr. White. In every ham
let the citizens are found regularly
engaged in military drills and replying
TO inquiries say that they are acting
under orders from the emperor.
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WILL MAKE
TIES 7 FL|(jH I
Lieut.. Lahm to Accom-.
pany OrviIle Wright
in Official Trial

Washington, July 26.-Formal an
nouncement was made today by Chief
Signal officer Allen of the army. that
the official test of the Wright aero
plane would be begun this evening on
the Fort Myer drill grounds.
Today's trial is to be an endurance
flight Of one hour. and with one pas
senger aboard, In addition to the ayl~
ator.
The war department has designated
Lieut. Lahm TO accompany Orville
Wright In the flight.
President Taft will attend the Of
fetal trial of the Wright aeroplane at
Fort Myer this evening. He will first
play his customary afternoon game Of
golf and then will motor direct from
the Chevy Chase links 10 the parade
grounds. arriving there about or
$50 p. m,
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London. July 26.-Louis Bleriot.
the Frcncbman who made history by
flying across the English channel from
Les Baraques to Dover, a distance OF
2l miles. In the remarkable time OF
little less thon half an hour and his
famous little monoplape both reach
ed London this morning, the former 10
receive the monetary fruits Of his
achievement In tho shape OF a check
for $4,000. and the latter 10 be placed
on exhibition TO the financial advant-
age of both London hospital and the
enterprising proprietor OF the only
American department store here.
The aviator is finding hero worship
much more trying to endure than the
strain OF navigating the airs Re-
markable scenes we're again witness
ed al Dover this morning when "
Bleriot returned there 10 attend civil
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DR.. Schmidt, in Answer to Jerome's Ques:
ton, Says Thaw Is Fit to Be Turned
Loose Without Any Restraint Whatever.

White Plains. July 26.-The severest
ordeal of Harry X. Thaw's struggle
fc~ freedom from the Mattewan asy.
lum for the criminal insane was be.
fore him today, when Justice Mills re-
commenced the hearing in the Su.
prcme court here. at which Thaw Is
trying 10 show himself sane. Charles
Morschauser, his attorney. reaf1rmed
his Intention of putting Thaw on the
stand to give personal proof OF his
sound mental condition.
District Attorney Jerome Of New
York was present to represent the
state
Mr.. Morschauser has subpoenaes for
the following alienlsts: DR.. VIM. j.
Meyer. the White Plains Jail physI-
clan. Or Britton D. Evans. of Morris
Plains. the coiner OF the term brain
White Plains,
Expert testimony began with the
first witness, DR. Schmidt
Or. Schmdts conclusion. after nu.
merous examinations of Thaw I'm
W Whitc Plains. was that his condition,
both meDtal and phyical. was normal,
excepting his heart. which beat a tri-
fle too fast. The witness read a con-
densed history of Thaw's life. com
piled from interviews with the prison
er, In this. various events. which
might have bearing upon his mental
condition, were explained 10 Tbaw
In discussing the killing OF White.
Thaw told the witness that sometimes
he himself was surprised that he felt
no remorses
Il found Mr.. Thaw." concluded Or.
Schmidt. logical. memory excellent.
attention TO an argument good and
control OF his emotions normal"
Paranoita, the kind OF insanity with
which the authorities allege Thaw is
afflicted. WAS discussed by the wit.
ness. who said there were varieties
Of this disease from which the pa
tient might recover.
On cross-eXamination, District At
torney Jerome questioned Dr.
Schmidt. Thaw, sitting so close that
al times their elbows almost touched,
studied the district attorney calmly.
and with an expression OF great inter
est. Mr.. Jerome questioned DR..
Schmidt for more than an hour. pay
ing particular attention to Thaw's
ideas regarding Stanford Whites pri-
yate life The witness said Thaw had
discussed this subject with him, but
he did not consider its bearing i'm
portant on the question OF Thaw's
mental condition.
During his ross-eXamination, Mr..
jerome asked Or. Schmidt:
You say now that this man is NJ,
in your opinion, to be turned loose IN
this community without any restraint
whatever"
Il do" replied Or. Schmidt
u the afternoon session, various
records Of Thaws second trial were
presented by Clifford w Hartridge.
Thaw's former counsel. Mr.. Mour-
schauser objected TO this proceeding
on the ground that the witness rela.
tions With Thaw were confidential. and
after some argument. the papers were
received. but not read al this time.
They included a report by DR. Britton
n. Evans. one Of the alienists en-
ployed by the defense during the trial
OF Thaw on the charge Of murder
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COACHMAN MEETS
PECULIAR DEATH

Milwaukee. Wis, July 26-His neck
wedged tightly between the pickets of
fence. the body of William LEM.
aged IS years. for so years a coach.
man for August F. Gallum n rich tan
ner. was found in front of his employ.
ers residence yesterday. Lenz eyi-
dently had been strangled.
The head projected between the
pickcts and the arms were resting up
on the fence The knees had crumpled
from under leaving the body suspend
cd by the neck The police say that
he probably leaned over the fence 10
rest for awhile. fell asleep and. as his
throat caught between the pickcts,
slowly stranCled.
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below the rate fixed by the house II
hides are made free.
Aroused by Representative Payre's
insistence on free hides. the insurrsc.
ton element in the house held a
meeting which brought out more rad.
ical speeches than have former msct.
inss OF the tariff Insurgents" A
committee consisting OF Representa-
uyes Gaines. CIV. VoD, MonseV
tWyo9, and Kennedy. (Ohio). c2llei
upon Mr. Payne, and argued againsr
the free raw material program.
While apparently assured that coal
and iron ore would not be places c1
the Tree list, the committee was g!-oa
TO understand that the chairmsr ~
the ways and means committee v1y,i
insist on free hides and the hc.-e
rates on shoes and leather.
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Madrid. July 2G.-FiEhung between
the Spanish forces. under General
Marina, and Moorish trlbcsmen, was
resumed outside of Melilla at . o'clock
last night
General Linores. minister of war. IN
an Interview TO-DAY, announces that
the mohilizatiou OF Spanish troops VIII
soon reach $4,000 thereby bringing
General Marina's effective force NJ
10 10000 mon. but on account Of ,ha
extent of the territory on the Rln
coast 10 he covered he considered u
dcu6tful whether that numDc. would
suffice. and consequently. The lorna
tlon Of now brlEades would continue.
General Oregus' division and the Glib
5allar hrlGodo viii leave here today
The aeS Madrla Mad il'l, nc ~ have been
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COMMITS SUICIDE
AT CHICAGO HOTEL

Chicago. July 26.-After taking
every precaution possible TO prevent
Identification, a man, who registered
as Edward Wilson, committed suicide
yesterday IN the Saratoga hotel. by
swallowing poison.
Investigation seemed to prove the
man planned to end his life. He was
a member of the Masonic order. and
in a note, found with a lodge apron
in the room. made a request that he
be buried by the Masons. Yet. prev
ious to ending his life. the man had
cnt from the receipts the names Of
the lodge TO which he belonged. and
even the buttons from his clothing.
conceaIing them TO hide his identity.
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NOTED ACTRESS IS
TO BECOME A NUN

New York. July 26.-Mlss Mabel
Howard. who Tor ten years has been
a prominent actress on the American
stage, and who played the title role
In a Belasco road company OF Zaza,
has abandoned the stage and Is pre-
pairing 10 become a nun In a Roman
Catholic convent Miss Howard. who
was born in Minneapolis. in 1854. and
who was educated in St Bartholo-
news School 10 Cincinnati, Is 10 take
up religious Nio for all time in the
House OF the Good Shepherd at tho
foot OF Fast Goth street In this city.
Besides playing Zaza, Miss Howard
had the leading part in Belasco's
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NEW ISLAND SPRINGS
Up IN THE PACl. EC

San Francisco. July 2e.-AccordIrg
TO Captain QuatreyesuX of the French
ship ThIers. which arrived here yeI-
terday from Newcastle, Australia, a
new island has sprung up from the
waters of the Pacific near the Gambler
group. Captain QuatreveauX ses'5
that there is something uncenny about
the new Islet, for when his ship an
preached 1t, although no wind WAS
blowing a mysterious swell drew the
vessel toward the shore and II was
with the utmost difficulty that she
was saved from going on the rocks.
The island is located In latitude 2495
degrees south, longitude 1880 lde-
volcanic rock
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BROKE SPEED RECORD.

Philadelphia, July 25.-The United
States battleship Michigan. which re-
turned today from her trial trip Is re-
ported to have broken all spec drec.
ordS for a vessel of the battleship
type The Michigan Is said 10 havo
made A fraction over nineteen knots
an hour Her speed requirement was
II IL knots.
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VESSEL IS
b OWN Up
FourofCrewo wonJapanese
BattIeship Are
Killed

Toxic. July 26-While the crew Of
the Japanese battleship Asahi was en-
gagged in gun practice at Ise bay yes
terday. one Of the 12-pounders OF the
vessel blew up, killing four and wound
Ing five of the aunners Among the
wounded were two officers of the bat
tleship ISe bay. which is slightly
over 100 miles from here. in the pro-
vince of ISe. has Ions been used as a
place for target practice by the ships
of the Japanese navy No additional
details of the explosion have been
heard from there.
The ASahi is one of the older bat
tleships Of the Japanese navy, having
ing been built at Clydebank in 1899
She is the sister ship of the Shikishi.
ma and like her bore an important
part in the sea fights OF the Russo
Japanese war Besides four 12-Inch
and fourteen 6-inch rifles. the AsahI
carried 20 guns Of the calibre of the
one that exploded yesterday,
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HONORS AND MEDALS AWAIT
FRENCH AERONAUT IN LONDGA

reception In his honor. The FIspeh'
man was mobbed by the enormous
crowds and the police had to come 10
his protection. so eager were the en-
thusiasts to greet him ar close quar-
ters.
A similar ovation awaited the avia-
tor In London his compatriots having
gathered at Victoria station in huge
numbers. With the help OF the Po!sce
he finally succeeded In getting aW2y
and reached his hotel. where he IVES
presented with the check at lunch
con party.
Paul Cambon, the French omhasss'
dor al London, was present and weTai-
ly congratulated his compatriot mo
British army was largely represel 2h,
and besides War Secretary Hald2-s'
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LOST IN HURRICANE.

Pensacola, Fla, July 25,-With her
rigging damaged and her sails torn
almost 30 Shreds. the fishing schoon.
or Minnie W. arrived tonight and re-
ported the loss of three OF her crew
In the gulf hurricane OF last Wednes
day and the narrow escape OF two
others.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
OPENING DEALINGS IN
STOCKS ON SMALL SCALE

Now York, July 26.-The opening
dealings In stocks were on small
scale. and no we'll defined tendency
was perceptible in the price movement
The Rock Island stocks and New
York Central advanced substantial
fractions. but small gains generally
outnumbered the declines, National
Railways of Mexico. first preferred,
fell ! IA
Demand for stocks proved insufti-
ctent 10 absorb realizing sales, al
though these were light and prices
yielded The market stiffened later.
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FIGHTING BETWEEN SPANISH
. FORCES AND MOORS CONTINUES

notified that. hereafter. they will not
b. allowed 10 print special dispatches
from the seat Of war until their ac-
curacy has been confirmed by the
general stan. Foreign correspondents
are forbidden TO telegraph any. eX-
cept Official news
Condo De hllcndc Salazar, minister
OF foreign affairs. in note 60 the
press. announced that the war in Mo-
rocco was limited 10 the protection Of
Spanish possessions and frontiers COW
cred bv the treaty OF Tcuan, and Is
ln no sense directed against Moroc-
CO.
Barcelona. Jul 2G.-ln order 10 pre-
vent furthcr aIti-war manifestations.
tro roicc and O. mounted civil guard
arc ua,r-lliuv tho streets with orders
10 dispersc crowds b. force.
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Heart of Maryland in a company
which toured the west Before be.
coming III about three wears ago. Miss
Howard had supported William Gil,
lette. Otis skinner. Ezra Kendall and
other stars
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Chlcaao Close

Chicago, July -Wheat-July 81,
o6 1-2; Sept 81. .O4 5-Sa3.4. Dec. 81. .O5 4;
May 81 05 rs
Corn-July 20; Sept. &c 81; Dec.
55 7-Sa56; MAJ sc IL
Oats-July 43 SIS; Sept 80 7-saiO:
Dec. 40 Is; May 42 1.2a5-s.
Pork-July $2O.S7 II; Sept SCI
OF -; January $l7.35.
Lard-July $l1 67 1-2. Sept. Sill
.G7 l-2al1.7O; oct. S11 GO IL, Nov.
S11.2 January $40 % IL
Ribs-July $11.27 l-2, Sept S11..
25a11 q .; Oct $11 .95a97 -. Jan.
50 07 1-2alO
Rye-Cash 79aS0, Sept II 1-2.
Barley-Cash 65 1-2a71.
Timothy-Septembcr S3.70.
Clover, nothing doing.
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FIRE DESTROYS BLOCKS.

Reno. New. July 25.-Fire. of mys.
terious origin. starting in a skating
rink in this city this morning. corn
pletely destroyed two large brick
buildings. causing a loss OF $So.000.
The Studebaker company of San Fran
cisco sustained a great part OF tGe
loss.
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BELGIUM KEENLY INTERESTED

Paris, July 25.-A special dispatch
from Brussels says King Leopold In
an interview declared that Belgium
was keenly Interested in the United
States policies in the opening up OF
China.
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TRANSPORT FITZPATRICK
HOME FROM PHILIPPINES

New York, July 25.-The United
States army transport Fitzpatrick,
with the Tenth regiment of United
States cavalry. arrived today. after
two months voyage from the Philip
pines
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AL|ENlSIS TESTIFY IN REGARD
TO THAW'S MENTAL CONDITION
and heifers IS, 25a6 so; calves IS 5oa

SIS.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000
Market steady, light 81 65aS 20; mix.
ed s.. 50aS %; heavy 81 45aS 80:
rough 81 i5a7 G5; good 10 choice
heavy 81 65as 80; pigs 81 OOaS 90;
bulk of sales $7.75aS.l5
Sheep-Receipts estimated at o..
600, market steady; native SO 00a5
35; western SO O0a5 so, yearlngs $4.-
G0aG 10; lambs, native. $4 75aS is; A.;
western 81. 75aS 10.
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Metal Market

New York. July 26.-Copper, quiet,
Is 3-Sal-2 lead, quiet. 81. 3Oa4 So; sill
yer. 81.
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Wool

ST. Louis, July 26.-Wool, steady.
Texas and western mediums 23a27:
fine mediums Plaza, fine 12alS IL.
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Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City. July 2G.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts 10000. market strong 10 1Oc
higher. Native steers S45Oa7 Is: ma.
tive cows and heiiers 50 25a7 90.
stoclCers and feeders SO 51a5 %. bulls
So 00a4 %: calves 81 5Oa7 25: west.
prn steers 81 OOa6 %: western COWS
50 75ai 90
steady TO strong; bulk Of sales 81 50
az S5 heavy 81 S5s7 95: packers and
butchers 81 7Oa7 90; light 81 40a7. -
rs, pigs Sc 25a7 25.
Sheep-Receipts 5000: market
steady; mttons 81 25a5 25. lambs
Sc 00a7 10: range wcthers "a 00a5 so: :
range ewes Sc. 51a5 90
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, July 2G.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 1000; market steady.
Beevcs 81 soar so, Texas steers 81. 90
as 10. western steers 81 0Oa6 IS:
stockers and feeders 50 0Oa5 10; cows
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Sugar and Coffee.

New York. July 26.-Sugar. raw
Firm; fair refining S3i5; centrifugal
SO test 50 95; molasses sugar So liza
20. Refined. steady; crushed S5.-
65: powdered S5.O5. granulated 81 %.
COFFEE-Steady; No. I Rio SIS,
! No 4 Santos 9.
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NO GUESS WORK

S I A ND ARD DISPATCHES
ARE GENUINE AND GUAR
ANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSO-
CATION IN THE WORLD
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WEATHER FORECAST

UTAH-THe INDICATIONS ARE
THAT THE WEATHER WILL ee
LOCAL SHOWERS TONIGHT OR
TOMORROW.
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