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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
Sin5 lit MiQcns.

Stn0t, Merifo, t6. .Suli. -
FsrGiiocnt 0to5 hat ouactiln0iNt, bob
e.. 5u Der 5miihCn ibm mo FrGiiocnt
Colt iiir nGditcn Cftobcr in 81 Eoio,
Geroa, GcpIontcn 3uianmcntumft Die
GrIntbniB OcS Gon0rciic9 cinboIcn
mcroc. Mdn 5pciiclt nid)t ourolt,
DAB Oicic GrIonbniB gcgebcn mcrocn
lpirO.
IninngS September miro on sic
8, Eoio.GuS ltclln .@cicllidoit elm
Shreibcn obgebclL in lpcIdcm ErGii-
bent 0io5 Scr Ginlooltng oieicr @e-
folgcllo leiuc Nmpeicnbcit
bel Der Gr0ffmn9 Der Nusitclllng IN
81 GoIo 5ulo9t.
9toh Der SibrmQ 6cS mcrifoniid)cll
GongrcIica miro FrGlioent Gioj nlti
ctlem Grtrn5llg nud) 9tor0en fubrcn.
Sn lcincr 9cgIcitrng mcroclt iid icill
D~pll5Gbli9cr Stob, ionic Gin @otuiGon
Der Scibmofc bciilrocn. &n scr Stoot
W}crifo bcrridjt GROCER Sllbcl iibcr sic
gcplnntc Hciic, Die Don Der Erelit
lcbr g~iiritig commcntirt mltroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
Snoram i'm WcfGnanie.

Rcm' SrIeonS, Ga, IS. Sltli.
- Wputt Sngrom, iuut., iriibcr Be
omtcr DER oSibcrnio 9onf & Srllit
80" pon Nem.S Orleans. muroe am
Mittnoh alif Die anfIogc, @cloer Der
Sonf untcri6logen 5l bnben, perboi.
tct ltnb geitcrn Dor @erid)t eebrott,
no CT it'd fir nift ifulbig crfl1rtc.
Io CT Die crforoerlifc 9iirgid)ait BON
$75,0 00 nid)t itellcn fonnte. ,puroe er
bis 81 ieiner Ero5eiiirlng Dem Sc.
fungniB ilberontmortet. 0ic .Siber.
nio.Sanf" bat gegen mcbrere bielige
0elh1ite, in pelfen Sngrom Ittio-
mar lein io0, SeaueitrirumgSucriob.
rem unbGngig genlaht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
Guatemala crbcbt Nnleibc.

Nem Orleans, So, 16. Sui.
- 3uucrl0iii8e 9tafridten aus @llo,
tcnloIo beio9crL OoB Yr0iioclt So
brcro ourd &ermittehun9 bes Nelu.
Drrfcr Gon9rcB.H dicntnnten @il-
liont Sul5er nit eincm Ncp.Yorfer
Ginan5ipnoifot iiber Die Auinobme
elmer Anleibe bon 100000 iiir
Guatemala lmterbonoelt. IoS 8elb
loll on5ll ncripenbet pcroen, bic &C.
Iommtc Eopicrgelo q. Glniiiion pon
Guatemala sum @crtbe bon 10 Cts.
Golo iilr ieoen EopicrgcIo. Collar
Gus Dem llnllolli 5uriid5u3ieben unb
cine @olonGbrun1g cirBifiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

ltilga aut mo Der Gontrebanbe- mo.
@uffeibonOel bliibte, lno III Gubo
oe 9guo, INN I'M Sale bon @irrclt
8erbin0unQcn NIT Den Gboiarinc- Sl-
lelr, elmer @ruppe bon Der Norotil-
lte, lucld)c Sponlen 9ebort, b@cr5llitCls
len.
Gic Miineu mlrrOcn i6licBlih an
crItcn Sui, inter Experimentation
&c%rbGltniiien, picoer cr0ifnct. Spos
MEN bcboltptet, ooB olrf @rltnO Der
8crtr0ge bon 1860 mo 1894 0erSul=
tam pcrpflidtet lit, einen @oltperncllr
oocr &ni0 nit regltIGrcn Grllppcn an
Der 8rclt5e SIT boben, I'M Gtuidae
ScitenS DER St6mmc 81 perbtltOcrlt.
Gic Souitredung bC5 lcbtcn &crtro-
9eS mar Der 3tucd oc9 8eiud9 BON
Senor Oterrp Def Sol bei'm Sutton
in sScS. Mllloi SofiO meigcrtc lid
je0odL Die 9ergmerf9 3 Gon5eIiitncn
oll3ucrtemncn o0cr Die &%crbunOllut-
gen fort5uiebelG ebc nid)t Die Spanlcr
Die beiOcn froglidel Eoitcn 9crGumt
b0tten. Sponicn ontmortetc Oon1it,
DOB es 100000 p%otirte, I'M Die @ors
niion in Wclillu llno Geltto 81 Der
it1rfcn.
IS berridt bier bic llcbcr6cuglrng
Dor, Dob Ofltloi 6ofio iollcn miro.
g(lngeiid)tS ociien miro Sponien nit
rei6lihen Sdiifen an Der oiritoni-
iden &iiItC IN Der Gage icilt, ctlpoS
nom Dem ErcItiQe 5ltriid 5u gcuit-
men. ous e3 an Sronfreid) IN 6olge
oea Goiobloncn . 3miihcnfole5 Der
lorcn bot.
Die moroffoniidc Sonocr. @cionot.
idoIt miro bier b0flid bcbonoelt,
nbCr Ca miro o1erfunmt, Dab crnIte
llntcrbonolltngcn IN Der icbi8c1ariic
feincn Sinn bobert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
Onto Gcrbicuitc cincs Spcfnlantcn,

GDicago, ST., t6. Sllli. -
Gas. q, YattelL Der bcfonntc @ci5cr.
oGorncr"s Qtom, Der unlGn0It i'm
&erlolli BON 81 Stlunocn 100000
rcroicnt babcn iou, 1cnoB 0citern oos
&crgniIgcrL icincn Nonten olli bic
Sllte Der Stellcr5oblcr bon GponIton
an crltcr STEELE 5lt icbcn, "a iid icin
peri0nIiAer 9ciib, wie or ielbit 5llgob.
inl Terlolli ocS letter. SohrcS ctluo
pcrooppcIt bat. "@ic bod mltB ih
Sbr Selittbum in bielcm Sabre per
onihlagcn, &r. Eottcn2" lolltctc Die
6ragc &rn. Wilner'S, ocS Stelter.
NiicIiorS bon Gponiton. .@ic uicl
mar eS I'M pergon9cncn Sobre?"
frogtc Sr. Ynttc1. nGtmo $250,0O0."
mar Die 9[ntluort. .9tiln, lpic picl eS
olIb INNER gepeien lein mag" or.
tIdrte Sr. gottelt, nid)reiben Sic nulr
II oielcm Sabre gcllon buS Goppcltc,
Sd ocntc, Dos miro Die Snhc ctlpa
lidltig Itcucn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
Die Elpttcn.M nnDpcr.

Erooincetomn, Moii,, IS.
Slll - 8eItern 4beno beiono iid)
OF gauge gcmaltige Shloftidifis
6lottc, Die inter Dem Commando ocs
NomiraIs Sdrooer itebt, olBerbolb
ncn Gupe 600 ouf Dem oiienen Meere
uro fitbrtc &riegsmonoper aus. Am
Wtttlpof stbclro mohten Die llntcr-
Iccbootc cincn Ingriii nltr Die grobc.
TN 6abr5ellgc, iollen abcr bon oicierr
tcd)tieitig cntocdt mo Der Ingriii
nbgcihlogcn lporoen icirl. Sir Icbte
9taft itoubcn mieoer dbnIi6e Mon0.
Der III Ilsiift. Die Heiultotc ser
Nonopcr merben itreng gebeim &c.
boltcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
Nchlacidllaaencs Mttentat.

9 t.. Souis 6, Is. Suli. - ShomoS
". 9enoiit, Elm lpohIbobenocr 6abri-
fallt litb Glubmoml ipuroe friib
Worgcts oilf elmer glitomobiliabrt
oif oitnfler SanoitroBe 5lpiihen Der
@aibington llniperiit1t u,o Der Srt.
Ifaft Glnpton, ct. 2ouis . Gountp,
IN moroeriifer slbiidt oteegriffen.
Mn obgeIegcner SteIe iprotq ein
Wonn ouf bos Srittbrett oes Motor
mogens nno %feilerte orei Hepoluer-
ldil''e ouf 9enoiit ob. Die cine SEN.
gel oltrfbobrte Den SUIT, Die 5lueite
fiibr oiht an berSfl1fe porbei. Obne
Ole Wirfung Der Shiiiie ob5uporteiL
lprang Der Ingreifer ab uno per'
Idltuonb nit einem @efdbrten in Der
'oltgren5enoen Walonng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
sic fcnnt hire Yappcnbcimcrinncn.

9cIoit &s., is. Suli. Gle
NcdloB &ifterin Morp $. Cooper,
Ole Der einjige meiblidye NadloBrid).
tur in Den Ser. Stoaten iein ioa, bat
lid ais Shiir5erin bes ebeliden &no.
ttns cinelio groBc Eopulorit1t in
Mltfel- Gountn SIS, erluorben, ooB
ptele Sr1lltc ibren Tcrlobtcn Die BE.
oinelung iteQen. MIR bon Der @enonn.
ten g~ctrart 81 meroen. Sbre Eppu-
lorltot pcroqllft .Morp S. Cooper
t1eilpeile ocril llmltanbe, oab lie bel
Sraitlllgen bic @orte Der 6orncl
ner ipu Gcin Serr iein" ipeal16t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
2Cid)c cincS @ccriduunnocncn anigc-
fuuocn.

@Ditc EIoinS, N..D. IS.
Sltli. - 9arolO &. Cor, Der icit Dem
5. Sllli ucrnliBtc 9comtc Der bicIigcn
Some SouinGS 9onf," mltrOc beutc
ais 9cifc in cinem Molbc, ctpu V
Wicilcn pom Dem 9obnboic, 0ciunocn.
81 bicIt cinen HcDolpcr III Der CT.
itarrtcn 9nn0 mo bate oiicnbor
SeIbItmoro bcgongel. Scinc Bidder
bciinocn lit in Crommg. Seine
Grcunbe NoubcrL ooB or in 6olgc
Clllcr &%erlctlmg, mCldJc er an Gage
Dor icilem &cridNninocn 0urd) cinen
6obrlmioQ erlittcn bottc. g~ciitesges
it0rt morocn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
SclId)itclnns elmer 8cidc foitct orci
Wcnldlcn hns pchcn.

Gbom poign, BIS, t6. Suli.-
2ilrh cine bellte fritz 5i Topol eit,
getretenc Goniiion 5miihen Dem iiio.
lid g%ebenocn Eerionenjuge Ir. %
itno oem in ~entgegen geietter Hid-
ting %fobrenoen 3ug Nr. 26 Der Obi
cogo Il Goltern Sainois 9obn" MIR.
nen Sofomotipfiibrer 9orf, Sei5er
Eoilllon nno e~rprcBbote Soltcnbed
gctootet. Cine iolih geitelltc @eidc
pernrlofte bos llnaliid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

les uno ieiner 9leidereien u1o ga.
mes u. WcGoa, Scr @eIhditSfilbrer
Der n2orroine Manufacturing 60"
III Snutudet u1o friibere 9totionol'
ErGiioent Der .NtotionoI Cotton Nas
nufocturera' Siiociution."
@ettere dorfe Giffercus
sen.
Gbcnio nltsgeiprod]cne 0ifferen5el,
mic I'M 9etreii Der Qertilroter, berr-
Iden III Der G%onferell5 ilber Die ,30le
auf 9leiproouttc un0 Gbemifulien.
Cine Ginigllng miro in oieiem Gunttc
ihper 81 er5ieIen icin, ga bic Gcrtrc.
ter oes SntIes 2rflGreh Die meiitcn
Der Subc ser NQorif-9iQ nidt an.
nebmcn 81 tonten. 9oberc 30Qe olf
9lei uno Gbemifolien milroen che
groBe &ertbeuertt1g Der Sorbpoorcu
bebcuten, mo &oriiBer 8opne BON
Gomitc fiir Wtittel uno @cgc oca
Souiea lit Der Inliht, BOB Dies int
Often uu6 mittlereu NeIten ainclt
Stltrm Der GntriiItung erregen mir.
DC. Nlorif un0 icine Gollc9en per-
trctelt ie0od Den Stonopunft. 0oB
Die Slei proou5iren6en mcItliheit
Stooten Oes boditcn Sdlbea bcoiir.
fen, nm nit Grfolg qcgen oic Gon.
f%lirrcn5 0cs NlalonoeS onfGmpicn 5t
fonncr.
. ligoti onens InIci6e
iir ben &onumufonuI.
Fr0Iioent Goft uno Sd)otumtS.
SetrctGr Ntc&eagb babel nod] elmer
Gonfcrcn5 nit Senator 2(l0rid) uIGo
onoeren S%inon5ierS beifloiicn, go
llomofanol BONDS gum 9etro0c bon
S39I.OOO,OO0 ollS5u9aben. IS miro
%crluortet, ooB Die Bombs 5luiihen .
bis 3 Fro6cnt 3inien trogcn tuer0en.
Ger 3rpcf ser 9onboltSgo6e lit, olrf
einmol 10 piel @eIo Mf,ubrinocn,
mic Der @ou bcS 9onoIs nod @arct1.
nun8 bon Gbcf Sngenieur @octbols
foiten miro.
Plus Dem Cribs Ser BOMBS ioQen
$500000O0, Die fir Den &onolbolt
aus Der nllgemeinen aoIie porgeltrcdt
mrroan, 5u~rildbe5ablt meroelt. Ger
Geit ocs erloieS iol sur 9eItreitun1
Der 9oufoitcn bcreit gebolten lpcr.
Den. IS miro ongeuommen, ooB int
nod)iten Sabre cin Icfi5it inn Hegie.
rl~lngsbousbolt SIT oeden iein miro.
EaS Sd)obonlt braltht onber Die Dor
geltrcdteu 80 Wfilioucn lllo lit nift
III Der Gage, lpciterc 8ori6iilic III
leilten.
ErGitoenten Portraits
ms IuSIonD.
GoS Stoots. Geportement itebt i'm
9eariffe, Yortroits Der GrGiiocnten
@olbi1otoL Seffcrion mo 2incohl.
lonie oes ge9enuGrti9en GrGiioentcn
Soft olS @onoihnuud fir Die 9ii.
reourGnmlidfeiten "'onr4 i1tnmtlibe
amerifoniid]e 9otidloften mo Csc.
ionotIdoften oes IitSIonbes ST per.
Ienoen. @eitere Eortroits friibercr
Frolibenten miro ooS Gcportenlelrt
na6fol9en loiien. iobalo eS in
Stonoc lit, lid Die notbige anjobG
oooon 5u peri6offem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

olltiportIihiten Soften i'm Heife &C.
titnoen lei. ~e. 9.7ig't.
Ils heionocrs 6en%lerfenSlpertb bebt
Die ~6ronfiurter 3eitung" berpor,
ooB Die Grnennung bes nelell &arj'
lerS ouf GnlpfebIung oes 6iiritcn BIT
loip crfolgt lei. Gle urt5lpeiielboIten
Solente Oes 81. b. 9etbmnm = Soil
meg boten inoeB feline @orontic filr
cine beirieoigenoe, feIte Eolitif.
Gle oSamburger Hdd)ridtelt" per
telben Der 9efiirhtung Nuaorud, Dab
Or. b. Setbnlam Sollipeg ais Ebi'
lolopb uno boftrin0rer Soeologe lie.
Der nit ols gegen Den Strom idmims
men mcroc.
@iener pIimcnte iir
a9iiIom.
Gie 8iener 8lGttcr, Oercn Iltslni-
Iungen alli ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bier.
her ~gelncIoct luoroen linb, ieiern IN
Der m0rmltcn @eiie ben 6iiritcn BIT
lom mo leine boben 8eroienlte. Gin
miitbig bebcn iie Die nGbreno Der
iiln9iten Srienttriie 10 glGn5eno er.
probte oelitid)e 9unoestreue berpor,
meId)e Die fir Die 9oppclmonorhie
0iinitige 2oIlln9 crleihtert babe ulO
moiiir OeItrcif -llngorn Dem 5lls
riidtretenoen aon5ler 5lt groBem
Can't perpilid)tet lei.
Nffoire Staof . d in Scr
2 d) ~ e c.
Gic micoerbolt crmGbntc Nnqele-
Qcnbcit ocs 9teip 9 Dorter S6iiBen
Gibe Stoof lit nod in Der Sdlpe6e.
Ger omerifoniide 9oti6oiter Gr.0o-
bio Sopne Sill meilt ouf einem Grbo.
lungs llrlollb begriffen, gegentp1r.
zig niht in Der Stoot. Ger @eih0ftS=
trGgcr, Der erite 9otidofts SetretGr
u. Q. HepnolOs Sitt, bat feine&ennt=
nib bon Dem Nuslueiiungs-6 ou uno
betrod)tet i'm ols cine refine Houtine-
So6e.
Goa 9luSlpGrtige Amt lit
benndrid)tigt un0 NIT ben bis iett
befonnten Gin5eInbeitcn pertrolt &C.
mod)t morocn. SIS 5iebt in Samburg
Grfunoiguugen ein unO miro Die Iuis
bcbung ooer Wiloerlmg bcS gegelt
Srr. Stoof, ofs oltgcblihen @eitcl.
lungsflii6tigcn, crloiienen gltsruei-
lungs 8efeblS p~erotlnlIen.
Teocnfols miro es @rn. Stoof er.
nrogli6t iperoelr, lid om Somburger
9unoeSidieBen bis sum Gnbe ST. be-
tbeiligen.
2onge $ utnnbeln perbo 0.
ten.
Ser Goli5ei .YrGiioent bon Solls
nopcr bot cine 9cfanntmndung Der
offentli6t, in melfer er 6rolen Dor
Den @eiobrcn, LANCE Sutnoocln 81
trogen, lpornt. Ser 0eanltc betont,
Dob in .6plge Ociien n%cueroiugs nleb.
rere bcflo9ensuertbe llnf0Qe porge-
fomncn iino. @r fiinbtgt an, ooB,
mcnn III 3ufitnft Senlonoem ourd
Die Sutl1uocl elmer Srou ein 9eio ge-
lhiebt, 2eBtcrcrc perboitet mo lpegen
Ingriffs perfolgt per0en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
Wpmcs ipiclt Gpttcric.

Sopona, t6. Suli. - Yr1iioent
Comes ertbeilte Der 2eitung Der No.
tlcnol-2otterie Die @eiiune, ooB ct
i'll erinnerung oil bos Sabr, in Dem
Der lcste MISUNDERSTANDING ans.
brat. in Der eriten 3iebung oas 2oos
er. 1895 iiir fitj rcirrpirt boben
ipnllc. 25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

= Die Spinbe Der Miblano.S par-
benf 5u Iiblonb, R.-S., mllroe in Der
parletten Had)t bon Ginbrefern &C.
iprengt, melhe $500 erbelteterl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17

Saiie snr Ieiie in's NnsIanS &c.
isrst 6. Maine, Nr. Alb, ,GtiSaIti.
uurcitrakc, uabc Gmitum Spulc Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
10 d icI.

Scr ~Sooiidle General = gn5ciger"
III Wannbcinl, bns Munoltiid oes
notionollibcrolen SiibrcrS Better
mann, bc5cidnet Die G%rncnnltng
@etbmnnt . Solliueg's nlS eiiien
WiBgriff. Gas 9lott erflGrt, Der
aou5ler babe Den 6lnol5reforn-
llnfoa mitgemod)t. Gie innerpoliti.
Idle Gage lei ungeflGrt. Die ollsip1r.
tige Eolitif lei 9iilolp's Nohiolaer
pollfommeu irento. 60 banole es
lid oom ipobl UNI Elm Snterreanllm
bis Der 9eei9ltete Wonn fir Den Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-17
TbeObOra nnb SOa3im.
gcrwittmctc amcrifaniIdIc Scr5ugin
~nngcblidj uCrIObt.

Ser 9rGutigom it, mic cS bciBt,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
WORK SUSPENDED |. ON CORDOvA GEM
 $ H AF I
TO COPE WITH WATER BEFORE CON 1IsUING
 OPERATIONS

Owing to the interference of heat and water, work on the raise and winze from the twelfth level of the Gem shaft on the old Globe Consolidated group of the Cordova property has been temporarily suspended.
 Arrangements are being made to con tinue sinking the Gem shaft to the sixteenth level and this work will be taken up within a short time, accord ing to Hoval A. Smith.
 Owing to the excellent showing which has been made on the Sullivan shaft of the same company, where important developments have been made within the past few days, the work of sinking this shaft to determine the presence of the main ore body, which to all indica- tions exists, is being pushed forward with all possible dispatch.
 So well pleased are the officials of the company with the showings which are being made by the development work on their property, that a new shaft will be sunk within short time. The exact location has not been decided on as yet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
GRAIN

CHICAGO. July l5.-Wheats for July delivery performed lofty tumbling act in the board of trade today, first advancing two cents above the high record mark for the season and then dropping nearly seven cents. The best market reached today was 129. The setting of new high mark for July wheat was accomplished on initial transactions, the opening quotations ranging from l27h to l29. Related shorts were anxious bidders at the start and this caused fresh advance. The demand for July option was satis- fed early in the day. As trading pro gressed the bearish sentiment was aug mented by severe slump in the price of cash wheat in western markets.
 The low point for July, l22 l'4, was reached late in the day, although the price rallied more than a cent. Senti- ment in the pit wasdecidedly bearish at the close with July at l23 and Sep tember ll0 3-4.
 The corn market was weak through out and closed weak 3-4 to 7S to l cent below the previous close, with July 7l 5-S.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
U.S.STEELC0NTROLS STOCK MARKET
 TRADING
METALS GROUP AFFECTED IN SYMPATHY WITH STEEL
 FLUCTUATIONS
WHEAT PRICES ARE ACROBATlC
REPORTS OF BETTER HARVEST WEATHER IS HELPFUL TO
 ALL STOCKS

NEW YORK, July l5.-United States Steel practically made the mar ket today A large proportion of the total dealings was in that stock and the activity and strength of other stocks were almost wholly in sympathy with the movement of steel. All ac- credited organs of the steel trade spoke without reserve of the more cheerful tone that pervaded the whole trade and the details of conditions were convinc' ing on this point.
 Admiration was aroused by the skill with which the stock has been handled in the neighborhood of 70, which ap- parently was the critical point in the upward movement. The caution with which the price approached that fig ure, the enormous sales brought out as soon as it had reached it, the timidity with which the bulls retreated in the face of this flood of selling, made the bears bold in selling short on large scale around 70. When the stock forged above that figure for the first few minutes today and later extended its rise to above 7l, uncovered short in terests were made to serve in helping the advance by foreer purchases.
 The metal group was affected in sym pathy with United States Steel. A re- action in the wheat market and prom ise of more favorable weather for the harvest season was helpful to stocks
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value, $3,634,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July 15.-The London tin market was unchanged at fl3l, 12s Sd fo rspot, but shade higher at fl33 2s6d for futures. Locally the market was easy and little lower at 2S.S7h to 29.021s.
 Copper declined slightly in London, with spot quiet at f5s, futures at f5s, l2s, 6. The local market was weak and unchanged. Lake 1925 to 1887 F; 1; electrolytic l2.62il to 12.S7h and east ing 12.50 to l2.75.
 Lead was unchanged at fl2, Ills, Sd in London The local market was steady at 4.3212 to 4.35. Spelter was unchanged. Locally, 5.35 to 5.4O.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
THE STOCK MARKET

BOSTON, July l5.--The strength and activity in steel issues in New York caused better feeling all through the copper list today. North Butte acted well, advancing easily on scattered buying orders. Giroux continued ac- tive on strong buying, coming prin' cipally from New York. East Butte is in considerably better demand, and it looks as if the turn had come in the entire copper list. The declaration of the regular dividend in Amalgamated will probably have no bearing on the market. It is reported by the trade today, that bidder locking for five million pounds of copper for August delivery was unable to obtain that amount at current quoted prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
THE KErTLEDRUM.
k fs an instrument That Is Pretty Dn
 ficult to Handle.

Hcut to ttanoie.
 The kettledrum has been so far ,.y~ proved that it has pit"h: in fact. y contains the large range of four notes It Is. as its name shows. copper ket. tie. or basin. covered over with stin, which can be frightened or loosened by screws placed around the edge. Drums of this shape were used by the Rom ans. and even earlier by the Greeks known In western Europe before the crusades.
 Although IL may appear so. the ket- .ledrum Is not At all an easy instru- ment to manage, fer in order to get each of the four notes the player has to turn all the screws and adjust the parchment anew. For this reason ket- tlcdrums are often used in pairs. one tuned to the keynote. the other to the fourth below. In this way the drum. mer has always the two chief notes ip the scale to work upon. and If the com poser has not cxacted much from him he will have quite an easy time. But when a change of key is approaching it is quite exciting 10 watch the drum mer screwing and unscrewing the the drum and lightly tapping to hear if the pitch is true. and if we recollect that he often has to tune his drum while the whole orchestra Is lifting up its voice we realize that he must be no mean musician: that he must pos sess an exquisitely sensitive and well trained ear and steady hand and nerve as wel.-Jessie k. Macdonald in St. Nicholas.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
THE QUEEN BEE.
Her Household Service the Most Per.
 feet In the World.

Tier Househcid Service the Most Fer.
 feet In the World.
 eve must go to the bee for the real solution of the servant question" said housewife ''The queen bees serv- ice is the most perfect in the world. Why, she even has servants who di- gest her food for her.
 The queen bee is so entirely occu- pied ir egg laying she lays 2,500 eggs, twice her own weight, daily that all other things must be done for her.
 And So a corps of servants makes her toilet This corps all day long cleans and brushes and polishes her person. lt Is as though her life were passed divinely in beautiful parlor.
 Another corps of servants has charge of the air she breathes. The air must be the purest. that her eggs may be the finest So, standing in n circle about her, flaming with their wings. these bees make living ven tilatinG system.
 Her most important servants are perhaps her feeders. Their training may be said to begin before birth. since they must be born. from special " nodded eggs with glands in their heads for the reception of bee milk. the chosen predlgested food of the queen. The feeders stand always at attention, presenting. like brimming cup their head glands. swollen with predlgcsted food. to the queen bee, busy at her task of laying dozen eggs minute. New Orleans Times Democrat
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
TERRIBLY sCALDED

Is something we hear or read about every day of our lives. Burns and scalds either slight or serious are bound to happen in your family, be prepared by having bottle of Ballard's Snow Eminent handy. It relieves the pain instantly and quickly heals the burn. For sale by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
MODERN ROYALTY.
HopelessIy Handicapped by the Prog
 reso Of Mankind.


 reso Of Mankind.
 What is modern king for If not to set pattern of the brave. courteous. urbane gentleman and make comely fgurehead for state occasions? If he fails there of what earthly use is he? He cannot govern. He dare not at tempt to rule. He is so outclassed in professional training by his own gen. erals that he would never be tolerated AS an active commander in chief in time of war. He Is hopelessly below the requirements of the age If he dreams of leadership in art or learn ing. literature or science. If he cannot make brave showing of the virtues and graces of more primitive times when he gets chance he fails utterly. The truth is that modern royalty Is handicapped hopelessly by the progress of mankind The age is far too com piex to enable king to play the part he is cast for in the great drama of the worlds work and struggles. He would be more than human If he could live up to the demands of his birth and the traditions of his vocation. Kings were formerly tragedies when they were evil and great benefactors when they were both good and wise. Now they are perilously near the Dor der line of comedy. which slides easily down into farce.-C Cleveland Leader.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
|EAD OF GINGLE's
 TRIAL IS NEAR
DEFENDANT MAY ENTER PLEA OF INSANITY AS A LAST
 RESORT

CHICAGO, July 15.-The hearing of evidence in the trial of Ella Gingles, charged with larceny, was completed at noon and arguments were made this afternoon. A hint that Miss Gingles might offer an insanity plea was sug- gested by the testimony of James w. Hall, that only an insane person would have inflicted such wounds on herself as he found on the fenendant's body, was denied by Miss Gingle's attorney.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
KAYSEE ID HAVE
 NEW GOVERNMENT

KANSAS CITY, July 15.-In quiet election today, Kansas City, Kas., de- cided to adopt the commission form of government by large majority.
 The new plan calls for the govern ment of the city by mayor and four commissioners, who will succeed the present mayor and council next April