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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July 6-WHEAT-Spot e5nfTsTf ~
July 81; August 6h September. ss&. Deem
Der. l2 Receipts. g 7G0 bushels: exrorts a $50
bushels Southern, hy sample. 75ag5: Southern. on
grade s9as6.
CORN-Spot contract, 62iz July. 6Eb. Recsiuts
n.S0 bushels; exports. IS "a bushels
OATs-Stock in elevators. 8S 40 bushels; shin
ments from elevators, so6l bushels White No. Q
as TO weight, 4A.ai5 do, white No. 5 as 10
weight HAS; do, No 4. as 10 weight. Gas. do
mixed No. ? 4iai4ll nominal. do No ; EatSlB.
RHE-stock IN elevators. 1854 bushels. shin
ments from elevators 20 bushels No. rye Wet
eTn domestic, 50; No. 3 rye Western domestic "a
70: bag lots as to quality and condition. 6sa74
FLotR-Winter extra. a45a365: do. clear. Aasa
as do. straight As0aA55; do. patent Mons 1s.
spring clear. AlaaAS5: do. straight. 505a5 90. 10
patent 5.Soaa5; city mills. best patent. s. .: a.
high-grade patent. 575 do. straight SIS. ebeics
family. 40; extra, 3soall0; re -four. medium n
choice, Al5a4o' corn meal per 100 pounds. sOa
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York July s.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 1910 head.
Steers were rather slow and quiet and steady to
Zoe lover Bulls and COWS in light supply The
yards were 100 cleared. Common 20 choice steers
sold at 5sOassO per 100 lbs bulls. sz5a52: dressed
beef slow az 9al2z per pound for native sides sal0
for Texas beef: 2al4 Cor binds and ribs; sail for
chucks. Liverpool and London cattle markets I'm
changed. Exports from this port to-day 1000
quarters Of beef
CALV BS-Receipts, All head Veals we're VEN
finn light receipts and SOC 10 $50 higher But
termiiks also were advanced 75c to 800 The reps
were closed. Common to choice reais sold at S00a
1850 per 100 pounds cub and calves higher at lZlsa
IS for citydressed veas; 9all for citydressed but
termilk calves; sails for country dressed calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $50 head
Sheep were steady and in demand; lambs active
and strong Common to prime sheep sold at s0oa
iT5 per 100 pounds common to choice lambs 7Oaz
eco yearings. 50Ca7.00; dressed mutton strong
at sizal1 per ID. dressed lambs, lZlsal6
HOGS-Reeeipts, 25a head Market finn for
I've hogs a. 90oal000
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NEW YoRh MONEY.

New York. July 6.-AIoney on call at the stock ex-
change to-day opened al &iuer cent highest "a.
lowest Q closing 2 PER cent Most Of the days
loans we're made at % per cent.
The tine money market TO-DAY showed consider
able hrmness. ard rates for some maturities were
marked up. Rates. SxtJ days y.a3i4 per cent;
ninety days 33a3A per cent four months. 4aih per
cent, I've months A4a4z per cent, six months. HAS
per cent. Demand for the longer maturities showed
increase.
Mercantile paper vas in fair supply and there was
a good assortment offered bat demand was very
light and as a result business small Rates
per cent for sixty to ninety DAYS Endorsement:
5a5t per cent for choice four 10 SIX months single
names 81 per cent for Others.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. per bushel sass. corn. she'll
ed. per bnshel 6sa72; cob 275aaeo per barrel. cats
Western white. No. ?. FER bushel. 45aD: mixed
per ton zoo.
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay. Western, No. !. n.m.
No ls5oi mixed, 900; loose at local scales 70 0o
straw rye bundle. $3.50: straw. rye machine tbrass
iZOo' straw, wheat. per ton. $50; straw. cat, Der
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change was very dull yesterday and
price changes were very slight Gas
sold a little lower. Two one-share lots
sold at rs, and for larger amounts the
selling price was 7sls- Otherwise there
was no change in prices.
The May statement OF operations Of
the .Seaboard Air Line Railway. made
public to-day, reflects continued prosper
ity in the territory served by that COM
pany, and incidentally makes reason
ably sure that the system will round
out the fiscal year ended June 80 with
gross earnings of about $40, 600, 900 and
net earnlngs OF about e.5O0.0O0.
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.resentative OF the brewery workers, will
be a mediator.
An unprecedented step in the annals
OF organized labor will be taken Sunday
afternoon. when an organization Of all
presidents af1listed with the Central Ia
Dor Union will be formed.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extrs. per cwt., 65ea7.O9; do. butcher
t5oa55o do, common. 200a3.0o
H0Gs-Per ewt.. gross. 900; do, ordinary 500.
sHEEP-Prime, s50a50o; do. common. sOoa4O %.
LAMBS-Fancy spring. 3: fan. choice, Der ID.
Sas5s do. medium, Z
CALyEs-Prime. per h.. sas5 do. medium. 8;
DO. grass. sa5.
coWs-Prime. fresh. each s5o1a45.oO: do, com
nan. S.ooasooo; do. old snd dry. l000al5.Oo
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TOO Ready Relief.
a. Tit.Rit

From Iit-Bits
"A man went into a druggists shop and
asked for something TO cure headache
The druggist held bottle of hartshorn
to his nose. and he was nearly overpow-
cred by its pungency.
AS soon as he recovered he began 10
rail at the druggist. and threatened to
punch his head
But didn't IL ease your headache?"
asked the apothecary.
Ease my headache" gasped the man
II haven't got any headache. It's my
wife that's got the headache
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago July 6.-LiVe hogs were Ice hisher. The
receipts were estimated at 1000 head: Official YES
terday. B,l52 shipments. 1891 left over. "a. as
timated receipts tomorrow, Z.09. Bulk Of prices
> aas 70; light. ss0as55 mixed and butchers. slsa
80; heavy. sS5a9i9 pigs. 9Eaa60.
Cattle were strong Estimated reeeipts Il aa
head. Beeves. 5ioaS6o; COWS aud he;fers aoa7 09.
Texas steers. 4Z5as65; stockers and feeders s70a
$50: Western, 525a7g5
Sheep were loc to l5c lower Estimated receints
Go0o head Natives se9a475: Western sI5sf eo.
yesriings, 5.o0a5s5 lambs, AssaS5o; Western lambs
5z5agl5 =
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W B. Hibbs 4 "a.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibhs
Building:
Ne" hoIA' July 6-ihe market was easier in the
late trading with some rszellinr ~, oIo.-t,4
weather in the eastern and central part Of the bst
and indications q rain in Eastern Texas
Prices declined seven to ten points on this from
Yesterdays closing. There was less support during
the forenoon s
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Fellow FeeIing.

From the Fliegende Blaetter
Wife-And viii you promise to water
the flowers regularly while / am away?
Husband-Don't you worry about that.
know what thirst Is.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
CaI money; Open, % high. "a low. "a close. "a
SALE or SHARES BY HOURS.
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ocrIombeT----.---.- III ~ III l200
New YORK July 6-WHEAT-Risher; dnn. No
Northern spring to arrive. f. O. b.. liza; No. 2
red, f. O. b., Ll07s No. , hard, New York. 1874
{. O. b. No maearoni T. O. b., 9s9k No. Mani
tOba I. o. b.. LIS. Quotations are on aIlrail
basis Canal basis Zlac less.
CORN-euongeT, but dull Steamer mixed noni-
nal, export basis; export No ., f. O. b., 6sA. 10
arrive; 20 TO arrive, C. /. f., in elevator.
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Unless very carefully handled, the news
paper files Of to-day viii last scarcely
twenty years because Of the quality Of
the wood paper that Is used.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saies-Regular caii Y O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction S.. $500 at Us, $1,000 at lis.
5000 at rs S 900 at rs
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., ! at STA,
10 at S5h. at STA.
Washington Gas, ] at Is. l at 76lk
Mergenthaler. 10 az on.
United States Trust. 10 at ia. 10 at ia
After cali;
Capital Traction s.. $500 at lis.
Washington Gas. . at 76
Following are the oId and asked prices on yeste1.
days Washington stock Exchange.
GAS BONDS
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The Safest investments
RENTS COLLECTED.
z27 18th street Northwest.

Full charge taken and close personal
attention given rents. investments. In
comes. &c. for clients abroad. nom
residents. and others
c. z. RICHARDSON. HIbhs Building.
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District Of Columbia City Of Washington, s.:
l. HARRY c. MEM. Treasurer Ct the abors-
named bank do solemnly swear that the shove
statement Is true, TO the best Of ny knowledge aud
belief. HARRY 6. MEM, Treasure.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 9Th DAG
Of July. 1910. ALFRED b. DENT.
Notary Publa
CoTrect-Attes4:
JOHN JOY EDISON,
ELLIS SPEAR
ANDREW PARKER
S. L. PHILLIPS,
WIN KING
BRAINARD H. WARNER
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
CHAS. r. BAILEY,
ALBERT F. FOX,
\. H. SHEA,
JOHN A. JOHNSTON
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER,
ABRAM P. PARDON
GEO. TRUESDELL
WM A. MEARNS,
DirscsnsS
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WALL STREET NEWS
Market Opens Weak, but Re-
cOYery Soon Follows.
CROP NEWS MORE FAVORABLE

Rain an Aid to the Western FARM
ers and Talk of Gold Imports Acts
as Encouraging FactOr-ShOrt IN
terest in Market Retreats and Re-
EiIieney Is Seen Throushout Day.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Washington Loan G Trust Company


At Washington in the District Of Columbia, al tue
close q business june %, 1910.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIE
Home Savings Bank Of Wishing
RESOURCES.
ton, D. O.,

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia, at ths
close Of business June %, 1910
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cod Imnorts Arranged.

There were, also. reports Of a pretty
definite character that fairly large en-
gagements of gold for export to this
country had actually been arranged in
London
There was little in the days news be-
yond the rain from the West. and from
the talk OF gold imports. The New York
Central lines submitted their May earn
ings statement. showing as they have
done for long time greatly increased
gross earnings largely reduced in net. or
changed into actual small net decreases
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New York, July s.-To-day. at the open
ing Of the stock market. and for quar-
ter OF an hour thereafter. prices of stocks
broke violently, the principal issues max
ing new low record levels for the year.
which We're heavier. but not greatly be-
low those shown week ago.
The selling movement. however. ap-
peared to partake more of the nature
OF speculative drive than any of its
predecessors and the market rallied from
it with a degree of vim that has not
been before seen in the last fortnight. II
maintained its strong tone throughout
the day, and at the close although quo
tatons We're somewhat below the best.
they were still, In nearly all instances. at
net gains. running from one TO two
points
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Causes for Recovery.

Doubtless the recovery was largely due
20 the mere retreat Of the markets short
interest There was. however, a def
mite impression IN Wall street, after bust
mes hours were over. that the market was
not only in a condition where prolonged
speculative selling for the fall had i'm
parted TO it a great deal of resilIency
but where the low prices recorded were
pointedly attracting the attention OF
large banking and private financial in
terests.
Of course. to-day the market was
helped to no little extent by an improve
ment in the tenor of the current financial
news. Crop news from the Northwest
was more favorable Then, too, there was
another favorable development In the
fact that sterling exchange was decidedly
weak
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.s SO Gl
District Of Columbia City Of Washington. Is:
I, G. Z. sLAYBAUGH. Cashier q the aoere-
FAMED hank DO solemnly swear that the sboys
statement is true 70 the best Of my Snovledge and
belief q. Z. sLAYBAUGH Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 5th day
Of July 1910 L. L. SCHREINER.
Nniary Public.
Correct-AtteSt:
DANIEL THEW WRIGHT,
xAf T. DAVIS.
GEORGE Pitt.
W. J. CAWTHORN.
w Z. G. PENNY
H B. COBLENTZ
CONRAD .. sYME.
pissctaz
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
United States Savings Bank.
RESOURCES

At Washington IN the District Of Columbia. az ths
Gloss Of business. June 80. leIa
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by ". p. Hibbs & Co.. mem.
Is Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
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CURB sARKE==.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hi5bs & Co. mem,
hsrs Of the New York stock Exehanre. Hibha Bnld.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
THERE IS HOPE
FOR THE LEPER
American Physicians Obtain
Pure Culture Outside
Human Body.

Washington, Nov. 5.-Leprosy is
making what is believed 10 be It's last
stand against science. From Molokai,
the coral island prison for the plague
stricken IN the Hawaiian group, a few
words have been flashed half way
around Che world to Washington telling
Of an achievement, accounted second
only to the discovery of the lepra ba-
cillus by Hansen in 1879.
Three physicians of the United states
public health and marine hospital SER
vice, after months OF unremitting toll,
have grown lepra baeilli IN pure cul-
ture outside the human body. and in
iiny thin glass tubes in the laboratory
the germs are now incubating IN their
third generation.
-Four times the scientists have taken
the infection from the body of a leper
and artificially propagated the bacillus
the intestines Of a guinea pig. The
work OF DR.. Moses T. Clegg. who de-
clared less than a year ago AT Manila
that he had found that the bacillus
could be cultivated outside the human
body Is verified and extended Dr.
Ciegg has been ordered from the Ma
Mia scientific station TO MOlOkai TO as
sist IN the experiments.
This achievement Of the scientists at
the governments leprcsy Investigation
ton Of vaccine or a serum for the
cure or prevention OF leprosy. Precise
~ the same ground has been covered
BY the men who evolved the diDhtheria
anti-tOxine and the serum for tetanus
In each OF those cases the growing of
the germ in pure culture has been the
stepping stone to the cure.
DR.. Donald II. Currie. director OF the
station: Dr. Walter r. BrinkerhOff anu
DR.. Il T. Holman are the men WsO
have grown the cultures. After four
months careful work. in which they
had labored 10 grow the lepra bacillus
In the amoeba Of pond water. guinea
pig intestines and other low forms Of
animal life. they were about to give
up defeated.
Some Of the tubes containing the
specimens were about 10 be DESTROYED
when one OF the men determined to
make a last inspection Of the cultures in
Z forlorn hope. To his establishment
be found the germ living The discovery
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
TAFT'S ORDER WAS
NOT UNEXPECTED
Withdrawal of Alaskan Oil
Lands in Line With Policy
of Administration.

Seattle, Nov. president Tafts or
der, issued yesterday, withdrawing
Alaskan oil fields from settlement, was
not unexpected, being in line with the
administration policy of restoring all
Alaska coal lands TO the public do
main and letting Congress legislate for
their disposal The oil lands are in or
near the coal fields. Gushers were
tapped IN the Katalla coal fields. and
coal claims now cover the oil lands
Clarence Cunningham, who located HE
famous group OF coal claims maj fie-
ured so prominently in the attacks
on Secretary Ballinger, went to Aissl<a
70 prospect for oil, and Indians showed
MIN the enormously rich coal aress
Ihe oil deposits OF Alaska have moi ver
been thoroughly pTOspected. but are
believed TO be extensive
In the sandstone and shale beds Of
the Yukon and KOyukuk valleys bea,-V
seepage OF oil has been noticed b11f ~
eIIOft has been made to seeree-ste fLs
land from the government domain Tor
exploitation. -Oi
A lake covered with oil has bean die
covered IN the region, about 400 miles
norm OF kotzebue sound, and In is ne
neVed that good gushers could he
found here at a shallow depth.
several oil claims in Alaska ware 10
Gated prior TO 1906, and many locafio1e
nave been filed since that time Those
VINO are interested in oil lands ar
holdlng them under their rights OF 10
cation and awaiting the action Of he
government in making a survey - 80.
ply Tor patent.
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fort.
Clegg had found that by feeding the
bacillus of cholera TO the am0eba the
lepra bacillus did better That was
supplemented by gelatine. beef extract
and eggs, and within three weeks the
searchers were rewarded again with
the living germ
Currie obtained a pure culture which
means he has eliminated the amOeba
and the cholera bacillus and now has
ne lepra bacillus prODagating Of itself.
The others have been grown through
three generations.
Aside from the hopes of evolving
a serum or a vaccine for a prevention
or cure Of the scOufge. scientists hope
Ihe Investigators may find q leprosine.
which, like tuberculine, would detect
the disease in its first stages.
Dr. BrinkerhOff who made some of
the cultures at Molokai. has just left
the public health and marine hospital
service 10 become professor Of path
ology IN the Harvard Medical school.
Cless, the original propa gator of the
bacillus, VIII take his place
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COnStipdtCd all Ills Life
Now Cured Trial free

send your name and address to Dr.
Caldwell and he viii promptly send you
a free sample.
1t is without doubt the best laxative
for constipation that you can find, and
IN every way the best remedy for that
and headaches due 10 constipation, in
digestion or dyspepsia, heartburn,
drowslness after eating. gas on the
stomach. bllliOusness and similar trou-
bies- IL IS a mild. gentle remedy free
from gripping and bad taste Children
take 10 IL readily. II is C standby in
the homes of Mr.. George " thinner
man, Of 1917 n 9Th St, Harrisburg.
Pa. Robert Atkinson. sr., Of Cuba. Mi.
and thousands of others
DR.. Caldwell does not feel that the
purchase OF MS remedy ends his obli-
CATION He has specialized IL stomach
liver and bowel diseases for over forty
years aad viii be pleased 10 give the
reader any advice on the subject free
% charge. All are welcome to write
him. Whether Tor the medical advice
or he free sample. address him DR.
~. .; Caldwell. 541 Caldwell building
Monticello. ILL.,
For sale BY Scsramm johnson. Drugs
.-fhe Never Su5stltutors," IN all OF their
five stores. Where the Cars Step"
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kinney OR BLADDER MISERY GOES
AND YOUR LAME BACK FEELS FINE

Of sediment. irregular of passage on -.
tended by a sensation Of ScaIdfrT a.'
should begin taking Pape's Dfurs-t- "
directed. with the knowledge mad ~ a.
is no other remedy. al any price -- -sls
anywhere else in the world. which --g.-
effect so thorough and prompt q 49,, "--
Misery in the back. sides ar 1.--1
sick headache. Unframed or puffy ~
lids nervousness Prostate rro,1f'
rheumatism and dartiug pains 49,
palpitatiOns. bilious stomach. dfzzirs-.
sIeeplessness, listless. weak. yrorT--e,.
feeling and other symptoms caused e.
Inactive, sluggish kidneys simUIv ~
ish. Uncomfortable urinatiOu fe.--
cially at night. smartins discof0-e-
water and all bladder misery ENDS
Your physician. pharmacist bart.-
or any mercantile agency win vourb e
the responsibility OF Pape, Th0mDsrr
Pane of Cincinnati, Ohio who rrsr--,
Pape's Diuretic-50 cent rreaImar-
sold By every druggist in the world
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A few doses of Pape's Diuretic
will surely make your out
of-order Kidneys act fine.

No reader OF this paper. whetner man
or woman. need be miserable Deeau
OF Backache or kidney or plauuer us
orders. a.
The time to cure kidney trouble Is
while il is only trOuble-BeIore II set
ties into DrOpsy, Gravel, Dlabetes OF
BTights Disease. -. q,
kidneys. bladder and entire urinary
system. cleanses, heals and regulates
these organs, duets and glands anu
completes the cure within rev Cay :.
urinary Arrangement. or feel a con
slant, duh backaehe or notice that thS
urine is thick, cloudy. offensive or tull
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CAR AS A HUNTER
Game Driven Past Monarch by Bat
TALON of German Soldiers.

Berlin. Nov. emperor Nicholas
hunted today in Emperor William
new game preserves near Granienburg.
26 miles northeast OF POtsman. A bat
talon of soldiers with fOresters had
been engaged for some days in as
sembling some 1900 deer, hare and
other four-fOOted game within an en-
closure. and the animals were driven
out today past a line OF platforms en-
circled by pine branches and upon
which the royal party and twenty two
other court hunters had taken posi-
tions ready for the killing. Emperor
Nicholas was permitted the first shot
The forest was Thoroughly searched
BIZ troops TO make sure that II con-
tanned no one whose presence was IN
authorized
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one OF the most harassing OF trou-
bles. though fortunately not fatal, il
constipation. and millions OF people
suffer with il from infancy 70 old age.
Its cause may be traced 10 any one OF
a dozen different circumstances OF
diet, environment and even birth.
Millions are practically born with
constipation. Had they used intelli-
gent methods al the beginning perhaps
they would have found relief, but they
had the usual misfortune OF bad ad-
vice. They tried dieting. steWed fruits,
then laxative waters. then pills and va
riOus other cathartlcs, and so in tha
end made matters worse But there
is sim hope. even for the seemingly
hopeless.
Have you ever tried DIT caldweils
Syrup Persin7 It has been on the
market Tor many years and is as staple
in the households OF those who know
its value as salt and sugar. II is a
liquid laAatiye-tonic that YOU can bus
OF any druggist ST fifty cents or one
dollar bottle. the latler=being the
family size. but il you prefer l. learn
It's value personally before buying. then
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
QUEUES MUST GO
Chinese in DIPLOMATS Service May
Conform 10 Foreign Customs.

Washington. Nov. 5.-Though no
word as yet has been received by the
Chinese legation here OF the imperial
edict issued from Picking 10 diplomatic
and consular Representatives abroad.
By which they are enabled 70 conform
10 the customs OF The countries in
which they are stationed IN the wear
'ag OF queues. Minister Chang Yin
Tang and the thirteen attaches OF the
Washington legation Will not be at
fected by the order, as they said good
bye 10 their queues a number OF years
ago.
tion secretary last night declared that
the wearing of the queue, while not an
essential OF Chinese religion, was new
ertheless a deep-roOted tradition. which
the prOgressiVes OF the country would
find IL difficult TO destroy. He added.
however, that the reformers probably
would next endeavOr 10 effect the re-
mOVai OF queues in the army and navy.
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CLOTHEs MAnE IN srnNr-

New York Nov. 5.-A suit Of clothes
made Of stone il being shown 6y a
broadway clothing dealer. The fabre
from winch they are made are imported
from Russia. II is manufactured iron
the fibre of a flamentOus stone fT0l
the Siberian mines. The material Is
soft and pliable. and when soiIed las
only 10 be placed in q fire 10 be made
absolutely clean.
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LONG TERN IN PRISON.

Mexico City, Nov. 5.-Robert A
Crump. former cashier Of the Federal
Banking company, which failed several
months ago, was today sentenced 10
twelve years imprisonment, following
his conviction for embezzling Sos, 00f
from the institution. This is the max
imum penalty provided by Mexican
laws. The bank was an American
house
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DEMENTFD MANS cRInr.

Elizabeth. n j.. Nov. 5.-After kill
ing his two daughters, f. p. Freitch a
superintendent of the Public Service
corporation. tried TO kill himself at his
home here. He is said to be fatally
wounded. Freitch has been sick for a
long time and il is believed that his
mind has become affected.