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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
bALL|NGFR
is TALKING
he Says Roosevelt Must
Be the Victim of
His Friends

Washington, July 6-Secretary Bal
linger. Of the interior department re-
turned to Washington from Beverly
today Referring to the report from
oyster Bay that former President
Roosevelt had espoused the cause OF
Representative Miles Polndextcr as
candidate for the senate 10 succeed
Senator Piles of Washington, the sec
retary said
III the published report is true Mr..
Roosevelt has been led astray by the
deception OF people who claim TO be
his friends"
He added that he had taken no &c
tive part in the politics OF Washing
ton for a long time and denied that he
headed the party in that state or any
wing of It,
IL do not consider Mr.. PoindeXter
Republican he continued. "but a
rank Socialist, or rather II he is not
one. he viii be one soon.'
The secretary declined 10 discuss
the reorganization of the reclamation
service In so fnr as It related to Di-
rector Frederick H. Newell. whose
fate has long been matter OF con-
lecture except to say that he con-
sidered Mr. Newell's relations TO the
service as its head a misfortune.
"Who gave out that news, PoindeN-
teri"
That Is what Joseph G. Cannon
speaker OF the house, asked newspe-
per reporter late last night on his
return to Washington after a trip
to a neighboring sea shore resort.
Informed that the intmation that
Representative Poindexter OF Wash
lngton would have the sympathy OF
former President Roosevelt in his
candidacy for senator from tnat state
had come from both Mr., PoindeXter
and Colonel Roosevelt, Mr. Cannon
declined to comment further on the
situation until he knew more OF IT.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
SENSAT 7 TI()N.
IN CHICAGO
Proof That the Browne
Jury Was Tempered
With Evident

Chicago July GA fresh sensation
in connection with the executive brIb.
cry scandal arose today when States
Attorney Wayman announced that On
indictment had been voted charging
John A. Malery. a grocer. with at
tempting TO corrupt Oscar T. Morford
O'Neil Browne
Morford, his wife and his father.
through Morford. testified before the
grand jury. Mrs. Morford testified
that, shortly after the Browne jury
had been sworn, she went to Malery's
grocery which IS In the neighborhood
in which the Morfords live. Mnlery
she said. gave her two cigars which
he asked her TO give TO her husband,
who had been accepted by the jury.
Mrs. Morford testified that Malery
asked her TO use her influence to per
suade her husband 10 vote for the ac-
uuittal OF Browne holding out as a
reward for so voting that Morford
would not have to work for railroad
any moro" as he would get lump
Of money"
Morford IS a switchman and his
father a railroad gateman. He yoted
for the conviction OF the
defendant Though Morfords father
Is said TO have testified that the groc-
er made n similar proposition 10 hlm'
urging him 10 influence the Juror 10
hold out for Browne, the oner was
not communicated TO the Juror ano
he heard OF II first after the jury
had been discharged
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NEGROES TO
CELEBRATE
They Will Have a Great
lime on JohnSon's
ArriVa!

Chicago July 6.-'T.lttle Africa
which was so boisterous Monday night
after news of Jack Johnson's VIC
toTy over Jeffries became known that
twenty-six arrests were made set.
tied down yesterday an dattention was
given TO plans to receive the black
champion when he arrives here
Thursday.
Thousands Of negroes are expect
Cd to join In the reception party.
The Eighth infantry band and a smad
Of the negro national guardsmen and
the negro Elks' band win give an
Official tone 10 the reception.
n special touring car will be on
hand for Jack and his parry. and
jtwenty-six automobiles viii carry ner.
sonal friends in parade from the
station 10 JohnsOn's home. where
mother will have ready chicken
feast.
Mother" Tiny Johnson deplored
all the riots that have resulted from
her sons victory but said II was all
due TO an unwilhngness on the part
OF many white persons TO let a negro
express himself
The whites don't like Tor black
man to be on top she SAID. "bnt
Jacks there. and his victory will help
the entire negro race"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
WORLDS MARKETS
HEAVY DECLINES IN
THE PRICE OF STOCKS

New York. July G-Violent declines
marked the opening dealings in stocks
today and some heavy blocks of the
prominent speculative Issues chang
ed hands. opening sales of u. s. Steel
being 10000 shares. Declines IN prac-
tlcally Ill OF the active issues reached
as much as l to ! IL and in Union
Pacific, Rock Island Wabash pfd..
and American Sugar the loss was .
points. Persistent selling kept the
market weak and unsettled and the
few rallies that occurred seemed to
result mostly from buying by the
shorts
Atlantic coast line lost 1-2. Rock
Island pfd.. l-2. Reading and Kan
sas q Texas 8. Chesapeake & Ohio.
Louisville and Nashville and Ameri-
can Car 1-2. Rock Island 3-S, and
the rest Of the list from ] to 2
points. Buying orders stopped the
break later and there was a general
rally from half TO a point
The further cutDouring OF stocks
was shown to be due TO dissatsfac-
tion. With the general outlook bank
ing. political, agricultural and COM
meTcial The movement towards re-
coyery before noon was accompanied
by break In the price OF wheat and
corn and by the discussion OF Gold i'm
ports. The demand from shorts to
cover also made an effective intlu-
ence In the rally. The midday prices
showed much OF the earlier declines
recovered and net gains ruling In
some OF the most active speculative
stocks, s.. Paul rose point.
Bonds wore weak.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
KOREANS OBJECT
TO ANNEXATION

San Francisco, July 6.-At meet
Ing In this city last night of the Kor-
can association, resolutions denounc-
ing the annexation of Korea by ia
pan were ratified and money was rails
ed TO send cable protest to the en-
perors of Japan and Korea. The as
sociation, which has its headquarters
in this city. has been very active in
the revolutionary propaganda which
seeks 10 free Korea from Japanese
influence.
The following cable was sent to
the emperor OF Japan:
ITO the illustriouS emperor OF ia
pan: We, natives of Korea. in the
name Of humanity and liberty. beg
your majesty not 10 annex our below
ed country To Japan. 1t means the
degradation of our people and will be
followed by haired and vengeance
We iinplore your majesty TO remember
the solemn pledge given by Japan 70
respect the independence OF Korea.
This pledge was given to the world.
and the great nations have a right to
expect that it shall be kept in good
faith.
(Signed) Korea National nssocia-
ton. president and all members"
The cable to the emperor OF Korea
WAS as fellows:
TO t0e illust5ous emperor of Ko-
rea. IL is reported that there has
been made steps further to annex
Koren 10 Japan. In terror We most
humbly imblore your majesty not TO
concede ro ne proposed annexation
Tor II VIII be dangerous to the pres
ent dynasty and bring slavery and
misery upon the subjects II is up TO
your majesty to mediate for the out
come OF affairs
fSigned} Korean National Asso-
citation. president and all members"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
new BUILDING
FOR FINE ARTS

Now York, July 6.-John ". Alex
ander president OF the National Acad-
envy OF Design, announces that more
thnn a dozen prominent wealthy men
have shown a practical interest in tho
aoademys plans TO erect a great fine
arts building and have Joined with the
council In forming a building commit
tee.
Mr.. Alexander says that whatever
amount OF money Will be required TO
erect tho fine arts building-say from
$500 010 TO 81 500. .000-wlll unquestion-
ably be given as soon as the proper
site has been obtained and money
also will be promptly forthcoming for
tho maintenance OF the building IL
has been decided TO ask the city for
Z site Mr. Alexander says:
New York ought to be the art cen
FER OF the country and II is. in spite
Of the fact that we have no adequate
galleries. for the exhibition OF current
work. Every city In the United States
Ct any Size and many very small cities
already have beautiful fine arts build
i0gs or are building them. With an
adequate gallery We could have each
year an exhibition 10 which painters
from all parts of the country would
send their works, 1t could be made
the real American salon. Then tho
PICTURES. after being exhibited here,
could he sent to other large cities
and later divided into smaller exhI-
lItlons for smaller cities. The art pat
rons who are Interested and the Off
GERS and the council OF the academy
VII meet in October and strenuous
CAMPAIGN will be begun"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
JEFF RIES A
SAD SIGH 7
Face Is Still Badly Mar
red and He Walks
DejectedIy

Oakland. Cal, July e-James ].
Jefries arrived In Oakland at $50
o'clock this morning in private car.
He was accompanied BY bis wife.
brother. and a number OF Intimate
friends. He was taken In an automo-
bile to hotel and Immediately Sc
cluded himself He refused to sec
any visitors, even declining to see
old personal friends who arrived TO
extend their condolences.
Jeffries VIII go at once to his ranch.
The big prize fighter bears the scars
OF his encosnter with Johnson HIS
face is still badly marred. his lips and
cheeks swollen and cut and his eye
almost closed even vet Patches Of
plaster adorn his features and he
walks with his head low indicating
in every line Of his big body feeling
OF sadness.
Jeffries refused to answer the as
sertions OF Muldoon and others that
he was AL In" before he ever en-
tered the ring.
Surly and taciturn. the big fight
er maintains an absolute silence.
which his brother Jack and his wife
are unable to break
TT is what We have expected de-
clared Mrs. Jeffries in response to a
request for some statement on the
criticism meted out to her husband.
She apparently feels the former
champions position keenly and,
though she refuses 10 discuss the In
teryiews printed in the morning pa
pers In which Jeffries' trainers and
friends declared that he was TO all
geeming a nervous wreck before he
entered his dressing room. il Is evi-
dent she had read them all.
Jeffries. on the other hand, re-
fuses TO look at paper. IL is said.
and snaps angriIy at any one who
offers q word OF criticism OF his tao,
tics during the fight
MY steam was gone. ] knew 1t
In the fourth round tried TO fight
hut ! couldn't" he has said once or
twice since his defeat but OF the rea-
sons which led to this condition be
refuses 10 talk
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
AN AUTO AIDS A
FIRE DEPART MENT

Atlsutic City. y ]. July G.-Friends
oil Charles X. Hamilton. the aeronaut.
are talking today OF o new role which
Hamilton essayed yesterday. that OF
a volunteer fre-aghter He saved
q house too by his uD-to-date methods
Hamilton was eoing along the read
near FarmingdaleI y. ]. In his auto
mobile when he overlook a volunteer
FIRE company toil.DG along the road,
drawing their fire engine toward a
burning house. ne stopped his ma
chine. hooked the engine on and tow
ed 4 TO the fire. Then IL was dis
covered that there was no water near
enough 10 the house 10 make the
engine OF use
So Hamilton loaded his machine
with milk cans. drove TO the nearest
water. filled the cans aud drove back.
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WAS NOT A
KNOCKOUT
Jeffries Was Disqualified
by His Seconds Help
ing Him

Reno. July 6.-Was Jefiries disauali-
fed or was he knocked out ia the
point Tex Rickard is being asked to
settle by eastern cities. Rickard
finds 1t difncult TO make a ruling on
the points involved. but is disposed
to rule that the interference of Jef.
iries seconds in helping him TO get
up after the second knockdown con
sututes disqualification. He had
thls TO say on the subject today:
Jehrles was not counted out. al
though l am satisfied he could never
have gotten up within the ten sec
onds when he went down the second
time If his seconds mad not put their
hands on him and pushed him up.
This assistance disqualified Jeffries
and | was trying TO get between tho
nghtcrs TO stop the fight on that ac.
count when Johpson sent him down
the third time with left and right to
the jaw. The pictures will show that
! got between them when this third
knockdown came and gave the fight
10 Johnson before the timekeepcr
could count ten. Therefore. I believe
II should stand as disqualification,
although. as | have said. Jeffries
would have been counted ont had the
disqualification not occurred"
Richards attention was called to the
widespread agitation against the pic
lures of the fight being shown. par
ucularly in the Southern states.
l still hold a sixth interest in the
pictures and am naturally interested.
but don't think this agitation will
amount to anything except TO adyer-
tlse the pictures The feeling will
die out In few days"
Reno Is Ike deserted village to-
day.
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PRICES Of
STOCKS DROP
Crash in the Opening
of the Stock
Market

New York. July 6.-There was a
crash in the prices OF stocks at the
opening Of the stock market again TO-
DAY. The paralysis of demand and
the free offerings We're similar to yes
terday and produced Ike results in
the rapid crumbling OF prices.
The tone of the comment reported.
from interior bankers and the situa-.
tion presented by the speculation in
farm lands were not liked. The slump
made low prices for the year in
few prominent stocks including Uni
on Pacific Reading and U. S. Steel.
Prices rebounded IN the course OF the
first half hour. This was after Read
Ing. Union Pacific. Kansas G Texas,
Wabash preferred. Rock Island.
Chesapeake & Ohio American Car
and some others had shown losses ot
IL TO 8 points and the general ac-
tive list ] TO 2 points.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
WILL NOT ALLOW
FIGHT PICTURES

BOSTON. July G.-Oficlals OF the
Christian Endeavor society were
much pleased today over the result
of their movement, started here yes-
terday against the exhibition OF the
pictures OF the Jeffrles-Johnson fight
Urgent kilograms have been sent To
all the branch societies throughout
the world to continue the agitation
against the pictures.
Mayor FitzGerald who has the
granting of all licenses for exhibit
tions here of this nature said today
that Boston ought to take the lead in
banishiug the pictures OF such con
tests and that he did not think that
the pictures of the fight would be
exhibited in this city.
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HURT IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Provo. July 5.-After running over
Hazen Thomas. last evening. f. c.
Burkey. driving p. N Nunn's automo-
mile took a party OF young people for
a ride TO Spanish Fork. and on their
return. when between Springville and
Provo. ran the machine of from q
dugway. In the smashup which fol-
lowed Miss Lois Halliday. one of the
occupants. sustained broken arm.
and was otherwise bruised. The 9th
or members OF the party escaped with
only bad shaking up The machine
is a total wreck, Miss Halliday was
tnlen to the general hospital where
the fracture was reduced and after
wards she vas taken 70 her home.
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DAMAGED
BY STORM
Minnesota and South
DakotaVisited byWind
and Electric Forces

ST. Paul, July GA special from
Watertown, S. D.. says:
.'One dead and a score more or less
injured. the main tent and menagerie
tent OF big circrs In ruins and two
horses killed is the result Of CYCLIC
mic storm here and near here last
night The dead Is an employe Of the
circus and the Injured ore farmers.
The storm seems 10 have followed a
we'll defined path from Benson and
Madison. MINI. Details are meager.
Wires are down west from these
points and telephone and telegraph
messages could not be sent through
points on Great Northern railroad
wires
Reports received from Brecken-
ridge. MINI. Grand Forks. y. o.
Sioux CITY and Brookins. 5. D., tell Of
bad storms and much damage In the
storm belt but details, are lacking
St. Paul. July 6.-Western Mime
sofa and eastern South Dakota were
visited last evening by severe Wind
and electrical storms which may nave
caused loss Of life aud great damage
to cities and farming communities.
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eoNs WILL co BACK
IN THEIR AUTOMOBILES

NeV Yorb. July G-The AbenathY
o'Ye. who rode here on horseback
,,'m oklahoma 10 greet Theodore
hooSe'elt on his return from abroad.
Nlh start back Tor home this week.
hey are not going on horseback.
poNever. but In automobiles. Louis.
We elder of-tbe two boys. spent mueh
me Yesterday driving a machine
- and d1wn Broadway 70 seq that he
~" hcE 70 leNp II from bucking-
nc boys Viii ston at Niagara Falls
'ony enough 70 take In ibe sights
1aere. Marshall Jack Abernathy. the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
CHILD is
DROWNED
Insane Mother Puts Six
Year-Old Daughter
to Death

Durango, Colo. July 6.-Crazed by
the fear that her siX-year-old daugh-
ter would be kidnapped, Mrs w. K.
BuNton. wife OF well-to-do ranch
man living ten miles from Cortcz.
drowned the child in a washtub to
save 1t from what her unbalanced
mind considered worse fate.
Mrs. LuXton was found tonight by
Sheriff Gawith seated on the door
step OF the sheriffs home here. She
told an incoherent story of a con-
spirRcy TO kidnap her daughter, and
declared she had thwarted the plot
ters by holding the child's head in Il
tup OF water until she was dead
The little girls body was found in
the tub at the LuXton ranch.
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AN ICE BOX FAMINE
MAY RESULT FROM STRIKE

Chicago. July G.-Three thousand
carpenters employed in store, Office
and bar fixture factories throughout
Chicago were called out on strike
yesterday in an effort 10 enforce a de-
mand for higher wages.
AS result OF the strife. Chicago
may experience an ice box famine
as several of the affected shops pro.
duce this hot weather household ar
ticlc.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. July C.-Cattle-Receipts
700. market steady to stronger, Ma
tive steers. s55OaS25: COWS and heIf-
crs s3.5OaG.l5. western steers sA00a
500; stockers and feeders s3o0a
30; calves. S3OOa625; bulls, stays,
etc. S2.25a5.25.
Hogs Receipts 1900; market 5a
l5c. higher Bulk OF sales sS.90a9.0Q,
Sheep Receipts $500: market
slow. YearlIngs. S5.O0a5 so: wsthers
s4Q0ai.10; ewes S3.75a4.25; lambs
s7.00a725
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Chicaao Cloae

Chicago. July 6.-Wheat, July los
IS; Sept. 1,02 5-SaS-4 Dec. i.O2 5-sa
-
Con-July IS 7.sa5e: Sept. 81 81;
Dec. SO 7-sa6O: May 50.
oats-July 40 IA; Sept 50 5-s; Dec.
~ l-2a5S; MAY - 1-Sa4S. M
Pork-July 1855: Sept 22.2o: Lard
zoo, Sept 1902 II.
Nibs-July I2.t0. Sept. 12..O.
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CORPORATION TAX PAYMENTS

Washington. July s.-Latcst figures
available az the treasury show that
the total amount paid on account or
the corporation tax. Is s2l 1896.
This does not Include payments made
To collectors OF Internal revenue.
which have not yet been received al
the department
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
STORE euReLARlzED AT PROVO.

Provo. July 5.-The French Clean
ing company's shop, opposite the La
mar hotel. was burglarized last night
and six pairs OF trousers, three coats
and one suit OF clothing were carried
away by the intruders. Entrance was
gained through Il back window.Th
is no clue to the perpetrators.
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago, July 6.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at $4,000: market strong:
beeves s.. 40as 60; Texas steers 81 "a
as 60: western steers s5.25a7 %:
stockers and feeders 50 75a5 so: Cows
and heiiers 50 90a5 90. calves Sc GOA
00
Hogs Receipts estimated at 10000
Market 1Oc higher; light 50 30a9 55 ;
mixed g. Sac 90; heavy So S5as 40;
rough IS S5ae 10: good to choice
heavy s9.l5a9 40; pigs 81. 25a9 90 f;
bulk OF sales - 20a9 40
Sheep-Receipts es MATED at 90
OG0. market 10c at l5c lower. native
Sc O0aB IS. western s. 15ai GO. year.
lines S. 0Oa5 s5: lambs. native. 81
s5as. 80: western 81 25aS Is.
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INVESTIGATION DELAYED.

Hamilton O.. July 6-Further in
vesigation by Coroner Burnett o.
Butler county. OF the disastrous
wreck at Middleton, Monday. has been
deferred until the formal inquest is
begun which probably Will be called
Friday
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ARelTRATINo WAGE SCALE

St Louis. July G. Arbitration
under tho Erdman act began here
today between the Missouri Pacific &
Iron Mountain systems aud their tel
egraphers. The telcgraphers want a
ten per cent increase IN wages.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-06
JAPANESE ARE RELEASED.

Honolulu. July G.-The release OF X.
Maxine and three other leaders Of the
recent sugar plantation strike caus.
I'd great rejoicing among the local
japanese. The sentences OF the four
strike leaders were commuted.
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CHICAGO Produce.

chicago. July 6--Butter. steady;
creamerios "a 1-2s27 -. dairies 23a
&c. Eggs: steady receipts 24.G2S
eases. AZ mark cases included lia1i
i-2: n-sts. I6. prime 6rsts. II l-2
Cheese. hrm: doirIes - l2a2-4: twins
I5sl-2: Young Americas IL 3-salC.
lonEf rms, Is 3IR1G.
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NO OP|CTURES
OF light
Many Cities to Exclude
lhem---NativeS of
Africa Excited

Cape Town, July 6.-There is a
widespread demand here for the pro-
hibiuon In South Africa OF the pic.
tJreS OF the Jeffries-Johnson fight,
owing to the effect on the natives.
Signs already are evident among
them Of excitement on account OF
the victory OF the negro.
Kansas City. July G.-Goyernor
Hadley said today that II the exhi-
bition of the Jehries-Johnson fight
pictures started riots or produced pub
lie disturbances In the streets. he
would prevent their display as public
nuisances.
Norfolk. July 6-Mayor Reed of
Portsmouth. Va, announced today
that he would not permit the exhibit
ton of pictures OF the Jenries-Johnson
fight.
Portland. Me. July 6.-The exhibi-
ton of prize 6ght pictures in Maine
Is prohibited by a law passed by the
legislature In 1897. The law reads:
Whoever publicly exhibits any
Iuutb6l hplllc VI obeT ISpipCStNi'H VI
a prize fight shall be punished by a
fine not exceeding $500.
Fort Worth Texas July G.-In re-
sponse to the request of Mayor Davis.
the city commission has prepared an
ordinance prohibiting the exhibition
Of pictures of the Jeffries-Johnson
fight In this city
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WEALTHY DOCTOR Ill.

New York, July e.-DT. Jacob Nine.
a wealthy ply sicisn OF Chicago. Is az
the Hudson street hospital here SUI
fering from au orgpric trouble He
was confined 10 mis- bed here on Sun
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New York Money.

New York. July 6.-Money on call.
steady ? 14a2 rs per cent; ruling
rate 3-4 per cent; closing bid 3-i
per cent; offered at 3-4 per cent
Time loans. 60 days 1-la3 1-2
per cent; 80 days. } 1-2a3 S-4 per
cent; C months. 4 2-4a5 per cent,
Prime mercantile paper 4 S-Ia5 per
cent, sterling exchange steady: nc
tual business in sankers' bills at
"a 4.S3.60as4S3.S0 for sixty day bills
and at $4S5.60 for demand
Commercial bills SiS3-aS7.
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snnar and Concr

New york. July G--Raw sugar
firm; moscoyado. So test Sa-ss; cen
trifueaI 90 est 81 .SS. Mci1sses su-
gar 50 test. s5.5
COFFEE-SpoL auiet: No. Rio
s ZIG: no. Santos. S-S.
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after an operation on his ear. He
was OF his way home from an ex-
tended trip In California when strick-
en-. He retired from active business
several years ago.