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TODAY's MONEY MARKET

New York, June S-Moncy on cali
easy, 2%4% per cent: ruling raie az
per cent; closing bid. 2Js per cent, ~
fered at 2la per cent VI
Time loans steady for 90 DAYS. s1.au
months, 4@A per cent. ''N
Close; Prime mercantile paper. a.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at asa 7,GiSs
Tor 60-day bills, and at 4s6.G5 for A.
mand. "
Commercial bills. 4S3na%
Bar silver, 59ik cents.
Mexican dollars, a cents
Government bonds firm: raiiro.t
bonds irregular.
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JACOBSON AGAIN CONTROLS.
line IN at Columbus Consolidated
Meeting Has Same Result.

The opposition C. the jacobson man
agcmcnt OF the Columbus Consolidated
Mining company was again defeated at
the annual meeting OF 'he company
yesterday afternoon. OF the 1928
shares out OF a total issue Of 2Sl,O00.
something like % 900 shares vera
against thc management There was
only one change made ard tina, was
the election of Duncan MacVichie In
the place OF the director usually elect
"a hy the Michigan stockholders
The following were the officers and
directors elected; e. a. Walker presi-
dent; Tony Jacobson. vic. president:
S A. Whitney secretary and treasur-
er. Lewis \. Jeffs and Duncan Mac o.
Nicnie. directors.
Manager Tony Jacobson reported
that during the last Ave months OF the
fiscal year, the company shipped 1925
tons VI c,i entrat -. rcceivir= there
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Marian Gutenberg TO Caroline
Wiseman part Of lot 2, block 10. a.,
plat C..s..t ..sssst ssss - sssss - &c -
Henry "a Elder and wife 20 Mariah
Qarunberg. part OF lot ?, block .,
70. plat .,....s... .s' O.. - s''s. ''s'.,.' "-
w. O. Kay TO w. o. Kay Invest
ment Co. part Of lot l. block o. A.
plat n ..ss.. .s.s..sssssss. 'fs'. zee '''''
William r. Wallace and wife TO
Charles p. Margetts' part OF lot s. 90
block ~, plat 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Edgar r. spelrs 10 u. Il q. Rail-
way co, part Of section 0. town
ship south. range 2 west,...;.. -
Klmball q Richards co, to John
thurman and wife. lots a. g. IS
and IS. block g. Burton Place sub e.
James Sellers to A r. Christensen,
part or section Is. township l
south. range east .............". 800
United Realty Co to Mark Kuhn.
lot 81 block 2. Union Heights. III
Margaret Y. Taylor to Ruth G. Tay-
lor. part OF lot 2, block 2. 5-acre
a .
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COOK SUES PEARY.
Wants $4,000 In Payment OF Bear
skin and Arctic Polar Products.

Berlin. June According to the I.okal
Auzciger Dr. Frederick a. Cook. the
artiC explorer, has Instituted suit IN the
Berlin courts against Commander Robert
T. PearN. Tho paper says Cook seeks
TO recover slo.eo which he alleges TO be
due him IN payment for bear skins and
other polar products delivered to the
commander.
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ACCEPTING JURORS
IN 0'NeIL BROWNE CASE

Chicago. June S-Thc trial Of Lee
O'Neil Browne, on charges OF bribery I'm
connection with tbs election OF William
Lorimer a. United states senator. was
resumed today In the criminal court
before Judge McSurcly.
Four Jurors were accepted by the
state and defense during the morning
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WEATHER REPORT.
DRUG ETEND SENTENCED

John McDermott, young fellow
with the pallor OF drugs upon his face.
pleaded guilty this morning before
Judge Bowman to the charge Of oh
tanning money under false protenses
and was sentenced to six months In
the county Jail. McDormott forged the
name OF Jesse II. Davis to a check
for $50
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MEN FIND EMPLOYMENT.


Coleman working force ON ulS i'ros-
poets.
Especial TO The News)
Midway, June SAN of the available
men OF our town are given employment
at the new power plant now being
constructed on the Provo river just
above the Morris ranch, and the new
Snake creek tunnel both of which are
progressing nicely.
Work continues on the Gold Dust
property in Dutch canyon but we
haven't heard of any sensational dis
coveries recently. but expect to In the
near future. as they. are nearing that
point where they expect to get IL.
H. Il. Coleman has force OF men at
work in Pine canyon on prospects
owned by himself and associates, and
chances for finding ore are very favor
able at present. Mr.. Coleman has
something new for this locality he
SAYS, being quartzte and lime con
tact with a north and south strike and
dipping to the west, and very heavily
mineralized at the contact.
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NINE wonKERs EN,nlNrn.

Decatur, H.. June s---Judge W c.
Johns in the circuit court here today
granted n temporary Injunction against
local Tsl. United Mine Workers Of
America. restraining 4 from calling out
engineers. Dumpmen and mule drivers
of the Decatur Coal company.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT WIFE.

San Francisco. June s-As result Of
what he claims was the accidental dis
charge OF a revolver which he was clean
ing, &. j. Ryan, a special policeman. to-
day shot and killed his wife, himself sus
tanning wound in the left hand from
the same bullet.
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OPEN BOARD
AFTERNOON SALES.

AFTERNOON SALES.
Black Jack, 1000 at pa 1000 at
TO-
cedar Tai, 500 at 9h
Colorado, 200 at so.
Columbus, so at So; 500 at &c; 200
at 81
Indian queen. 200 at ~
Iron blossom, 100 at 90: 800 at "a.
200 at o.
Lehi Tintic, 1000 at ..
Mineral Flat, 1000 at ..
New York, 500 at s 1000 at ~.
Ohio Copper. 200 at 2.10
Prince con, 500 at 20; 500 at 90.
Sioux Con, 1000 at ~.
Uncle sam, 100 at 80.
Utah con, 5000 at .; 1000 at "a.
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PRODUCE.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.

''pAR |N+Ni' VT ESs
New York, juno sugar, raw, firm
muscovado, SO test. t74: centrifugal
20 test AZ; molasses sugar. SO test, 49,
Refined. quiet: crushed SIS, granulate tod
5.l5i powdered, 5.2.
Cofree-spot. quiet. No. Rio. 81; No
4 santos. gil.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
chicago, June SHUTTER Steady.
Creamcries. zE az: diaries. 23G2s
Eggs-Steady, AT mark. cases Included
10 zml6lz; receipts ,223 cases; firsts. III /:
prime fr5ts. 1872
Cheese--firm. Daisies. BOX; Twins.
ltAalS; Young Americas. BOX; Long
Horns. i5ai.
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DIVORCE GRANTED

A final decree OF divorce was granted
Alice f. May against Lather NJ. MAY.
this morning by Judge Armstrong. the
ground for the same being dcsertion.
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Unlisted stocks Bid, Asked
FORENOON SALES.


Columbus, 100 at SO zoo at SO: 500
at 6S: 500 at 60: 800 at 67.
Crown Point 1000 at 3
East crown Point. 100 at 4
Iron Blossom, 700 at 90
Mountain Valley, 100 at $50.
Nevada Hlls, 20 at so; 900 at SO.
New york. I 900 at Sh.
Prince Con. 100 at II
Seven Troughs, 5000 at 6&.
Silver King, 500 at 2.45.
Victor Con. goo at g.
OPEN BOARD
Columbus, Con. 100 at IS
Nevada Hills. 500 at SO.
Ohio Copper, 100 at 2.i5; 100 at
2i0
Tintic Combi. 1000 at a.
Utah con. 500 at ga.
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
Regular ...., ,..12,12b 80, 10000
Opon ..,...s. ....s $500 l,63f'2b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08

The company stlll owes note OF
$50. 900 and the running expenses for tho
month OF May.
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

James a. Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS
Stocks

James a. Pollock * CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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Sold, laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

Especial Correspondence
y ONDON, May 1S.-In consequence
OF the national mourning. the
unwilling Of the DIT. Johnson
memorial statue has been post
poned
Though nearly 100 years have passed
since Johnson's death, no one-not even
at the bicentenary acknowledgements
Of a memorial The Rev. J. J. Pen
nington. rector OF ST. Clement Danes,
where johnson had his pewrecently de-
voted the green plot behind the apse
Of the church as a site for a statue. II
would be impossible TO find a more APP
propriate site; the doctors eye will
have fun range down his beloved Fleet
street. with even a glimpse Of Bolt-cours
where he lived and died.
FINE SITE BUT POOR ARTIST
A Times correspondent writes that
this intelligence will be welcome news
for all true JOhnsOnians' NeFertne-
less. true Johnsonians" are In blind
fury, for the statue is by one Percy
Fitzgerald. r. S. A. Mr.. Fitzgerald
has edited Boswell's Life and has writ
ten books that contain material which
could not be obtained elsewhere, but as
a sculptor Mr. Fitzgerald Is not His
statue OF Boswell at Lichheld Us a no.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

terms / can only say that 70 will
amount 20 several hundred thousand
pounds at least. Our one hope "a that
the kings death will not cause any
great falling on Ia the usual influx OF
American visitors and that with them
we shall be able to do business az
before"
AT Selfridge's big department store,
run on the American plan. II. Cor
don Selfridge told me that their trade
would be far less affected by tho
kings death than those establishments
which catered exclusively TO the
fashionable classes. Because. " he said.
THE ordinary middle class folk. much
and sincerely as they deplore the
kings death will continue 90 90 on
living In the usual way after the
funeral. inGulginC in their accustomed
little pleasures. Injuries and gaietles.
But at present we are overwhelmed
by the demand for mourning goods.
expect that within three DAYS or "a
week London viii be completely sold
out OF black goods.
zone thing j may ten YOU" he added
which serves % illustrate the effect
Of the kings death I'm most uuexpcct-
ed directions. 10 has rendered out Of
date an the prayer books iu stock and
In private hands I'm the United King
dom, because tho name OF King George
Edward In the church service We
carry the largest stock OF prayer books
Of any house I'm London. And the
prayer books that yesterday we were
selling for % cents we are today SELL
ing for 8 cents. And those Of higher
price have been similarly reduced. the
rs cent books being marked down 90
% cents
Then YOU must lose heavily on
your prayer books"
I'VE should lose about $40. OO0 on
them. but for one fact About three
months ago we Insured our PRAYER
books against the possibility Of de-
probation I'm value by tho kings
death. ~ this moment you may take
Il for granted that the oxford Press.
which prints am the church Of Eng
land prayer books has all It's presses
az work on new issue"
Colossal IS the only word ! can
apply 20 g." said member Of the firm
OF J. Lyons e. co.. when I asked him
for an estimate Of the effect OF the
kings death on the fashionable cater
ing and restaurant trade IN London.
Colossal n must be when we con-
slider that the death Of the king in
wolves the almost complete abandon
ment Of all the big functions. balls.
dinners banquets and receptions
which would have taken place in Lon
don In the next three months and for
which the services OF the leading
caterers would have been requisition-
cd Very severely though 20 a lesser
degree the fashionable restaurants
will also suffer because the season OF
mourning will cause a large reduction
In the number Of dinner parties given
at these restaurants which OF late
years have become such "a popular
feature Of urrper class life IN London.
The fashionable florists will be hit
stfu harder Their loss alone win run
into the thousands Of pounds. But now
7 would not venture 70 give YOU even
n guess at definite figures. Many will
be able 20 do that AT the end Of the
season"
King Edwards influence on the Turf
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AtrOcity in Bronze
Memorial of Johnson

torious atrocity and HTS buzts of Car
lyle, Thackeray and Dickens are insults
% those immortals
The best that can be said Of tho John
son statue Is that IL As bronze. John
son Is portrayed as "a nuny man wear
ing a fulI-bottomcd wig; his right arm
raised as though he were Laying down
the law" with a "tut-tut" while his left
tenders an open volume; books ink
stands. and other desk ornaments are
Uttered at his feet The pedestal is
ln keeping and is OF black Belgian
granite with a bronze moulding. formed
OF leaves and flowers. running round
the base a medallion Of Boswell app
pears on the front: and at the two sides
are scenes from the doctors life.
To is matter OF much comment IN
artistic circles that the Duchess OF
Argyll who has real gifts of her own
as a sculptor. should have consented
10 unveil this statue.
IN HONOR OF THACKERAY.
There are many proposals ofoot for
celebrating the centenary OF the birth
Of Thackeray which falls on July rs,
1911. Personally and by his writings
Thackeray is associated with the Char
terhouse Dear old Colonel Newcome
was one Of the poor brethren" here.
The master OF the Chartorhouse has APP
proved a proposal TO dine with the poor
brothers IN the old han and the Tit
marsh club Is considering the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
BARON Won AEHRENTHAL.

kings death win have on the social life
OF the metropolis was strduglv o.
Illustrated by the sudden transformation
wrought in the aspect Of the shop win
dOws Of the milliners and diapers In
the West End. The riot 81 colors which
they had displayed on the day before
the kings death had given way 20 fun
eral tones. Bright-hued fabrics and
gorgeous Paris hats had disappeared as
NJ by magic, their places being taken BY
somber mourning attire and black
headgcar.
These shops were an doing a rush
Ing business. But Il was a business In
one class OF goods only-those whose
hueg symbolic grief and sorrow. The
demand for them was beyond all preCe-
dent From the leading retail shops
buyers were hastily dispatched 20 the
wholesale houses TO replenish their
stocks. And most Of these shops which
ordinarily would have closed at 2
o'clock on Saturday We're kept open
until late in the evening TO accommo-
date their patrons.
ORDERS FOR MOURNING.
The fashionable costumers. dress
makers and milliners who make 70
measure were literally besieged by GUS
toners seeking mourning apparel and
hats with such extra help as they
could obtain their stats We're kept busy
until late at night and all day sunday
trying TO cope with the demand. But
Il was "a demand which Ia itself afford
ed an Indication Of the heavy losses In
other directions for which IL furnished
scant compensation. At every shop az
which / made enquiries I was told the
same gloomy stories OF what had prom
ised 10 be a big and profitable summer
trade suddenly blighted.
our hands are an working over
time and viii continue TO do So prob
ably until the day Of the kings fun
eral" said the manager of one big es-
Establishment. but this Saturday ] have
received more cancellations Of orders
that had been given for Gowns and COS
TUNES than in the money they repro
sent would suffice TO cover all the extra
demand for mourning wear that the
kings death has brought us
what we call our court trade. which
promised 20 be unusually large and
profitable is simply wiped out The
court goes into mourning for year
which means unreleyed black Tor
the first six-months and half-mourn-
ing for the rest Of the period. OF
course this is obligatory only on those
who are directly connected with the
court but fashionable London fol-
lows the lead OF the court and for
three months. al least. mourning VIII
prevail Meanwhile all the big func-
lions and entertainments, which would
have brought as so many orders Tor
costly dresses viii be abandoned.
AMERICANS THEIR HOPE.
'The loss Il win entail on the trade
generally II is impossible for me 70
estimate IN anything like dehnhe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

Is the Isle Of Wight doomed to b.
come a lost Atlantis, like poor htts
HeHgoland. whose battersd head he
kaiser is now trying 10 keep above
water? The great mass OF elf whSch
has just flung itself into tho sea bad
the example set long before tho an
Client Britons began 20 call the island
namcs-Guich ttho separated onel
among them "Vectis' tells tho sane
tale OF a time when the island was a
happy part OF the mainland Even
Wights familiar names have long since
lost their felicity Who. for instance
could suppose that the rocks which
now represent the Needles couh have
suggested the title 90 the most disor-
dered imagination? Yet there was up
10 1880 lofty pointed rock, resembling
a needle and justifying the name H
reared its head 100 feet above ."
water mark. but there came gay
when Il crashed into tho waves and 20
tally disappeared. And now shankhn
itself is beginning 20 tremble.-Lonnon
Chronicle.
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been moro % our qatisg,~,,.. h..
speakers had enlightened us rss..,l lh'
the practical affairs OF tho f,,,..i 1,i.ll
gets the money that SIS being w WI
elT Inere must be something iss, -, ~. !.
are paid. " ulnna'
The fund by the way. ovos 10.
ception 70 one Of the trare.IIes no ~
airy poverty. In 1898 Flower s,.s5-t-..-sI-
an eminent Greek scholar OF ws5S.-
oolIege' oxford. was arrested for
trihing debt due FOR HE s--,s.,, q
and thrown into prison. when. be- ~,
IN want and misery az about 60 -.
OF age. The practical outcome ~ NJ
story was the establishment -
fund 70 render assistance 10 nas1y d.
erary men Of all nations David NJ,
Hams, "a Nonconforu1fst ufr.sto- ~,
friend OF Benjamin Franklin. was h.
CHIEF promoter
WALTER ROLLINS
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Assist Nntnre.

You have been told 20 hitch YOU
wagon TO q star'-that nature VII
assist you. That's an right. Their,
are times. however. when you shouli
Of these times.
Nature is now undertaking Z,
cleanse your system-if you take
Hoods Sarsaparilla the undertakins
will be successful and your complex
ton bright and clear
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Via Denver g RIO Grando

To ogden. 1925 a. m. 1885 p. m. 81 %
To Provo Canyon. 1850 a. m ii Is
To Pharaoh's Glen, $50 a. m. 500
Returning on any train Elec,ri,
cars from ogden Union Depot 70 the
canyon.
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WHAT EvERYRonY WINE

Everybody desires good heals.
which IL impossible unless the IA
neys are sound and healthy Folsy,
Kidney Remedy should be taken =,
the first indication Of any irreguisr,tv
and a serious illness may be avertad
Foleys Kidney Remedy Will restors
your kidneys. and bladder 10 that,
normal state and activity. schramm.
Johnson Drugs
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CHARLES W. RUSSELL
New United States Minister 20 Persia.


was enormous and his death viii have
% disastrous effect on horse racing
Many leading patrons of the race
track Will not run their horses during
the first half 80 least of the period Of
court mourning Several fixtures have
been abandoned already There Is
bound to De n melancholy EPSON
summer meeting and somhre Ascot
and a corresponding depreciation In
the attendance ut other events. All this
means money withheld that would
otherwise have flowed into various
trade channels
Taking into account the multi
udfnous interests affected by the
kings death. directly and indirectly,
IN would De ~ conservative estimate
which places the loss that 90 viii en-
tail at 100000 600 and 20 may well
amount 10 half as much as that again.
FoIey's Kidney Pills contain IN con-
ceutrated form ingredients Of estab-
iIshed therapeutic value for the re-
lief and cure Of all kidney and blad-
der ailments. Schramm-Johnson
Drugs.
Saitair opens today. 80 trains.
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b An exhibition will also be arranged Of
pictures, portraits. manuscripts and
personal belongings Of the novelist Few
Of the manuscripts OF Thackerav's
/ novels exist in very complete form;
| or these few "Esmond" and The Vir-
slnians' are in America but Charter
mousse possesses The Newcomes."
Lady Richie, Thackeray's daughter.
ls delighted with the arrangements that
are being made.
SPECIMEN OF swINBURNE
HUAnOR.
Among a series OF interesting LEFT
ters which was sold recently Is one bv
SWinburne that shows tho poet In a
new and whimsical light II Is dated
nom Henley names, Dec. g. '7g
Swinburne refers 20 some contribution
he Is making 20 a magazine and he
SPEAKS on the manuscript as Mrs. Hor-
ace Manners.
"On receipt OF your letter this morn
ing ] regret 20 say Mrs. H. Manners
was taken with strong Mysteries Her
owls like those of the late Mr. Harris
when his first was shown him I'm the
arms of Mrs. Camp. was organs. II.
sho said, II poor Horace. her lamented'
lord had lived % see this day. no
would have been proud and happy
emphasis. always believed in my genius
as novelist. the others (too evidently
and pointedly abiding TO MYSELF never
did.
Nevertheless our fair friend wishes
10 know what. n anything. she would
under the circumstances, get for her
immortal work-for the mere fame
which might accrue 10 her from fts
publication. have her own authority
for saying that she does not care
damn. No 3. r.. she was pleased 20
assert mot I believe meaning BASH
Hozouk) should have the first fruits OF
her youth, except FOR cash paid down
ON the Nall. As an honest woman. she
cannot think az her sge OF giving her
self FOR nothing 10 a total stranger.
even though introduced by so old n
friend as yourself"
TRAGEDY STARTED BENEFIT
CENCE
when you know nothing about a
subject said Sir George Reid at the
Royal Literary fund which held It's
one hundred and twentieth anniversary
dinner the other evening; when you
know nothing about a subject. Il f.
astonishing how easily you can deal
with 10 and explain everything" Tho
journalists and literary men present
seemed 20 think that Sir Georges plati-
tude could In no way apply 70 them
selves, for the vigor and ease with
which they went on explaining every
thing were undiminished. Men like
Jimmie Barrie and Anthony Hope
made beautiful speeches about the IN
verse ratio Of merit and reward In n
literary career. such speeches are al
ways beautiful because they have the
unity, emphasis and Conference that in
evitahly come from frequent not 20
say iucessant. delivery. II would have
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

saltair opens today. 80 trains
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ISLE OF WIGHT WASHING AWAY

Opening of season. saltuir today