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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
L a NLcCITRG nEAn.

Denver. May flames A. McClurg
extensively interested In mining in the
west. died az his home here early this
morning ~ pneumonia mcclure was
"a son IN. law OF David " Monat. the
wealthy banker OF this city and build
err OF the Denver Northwestern AMI
Pacific railroad known also as the
'Mofiat road McClurg Is survived by
a widow and one daughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
BICYCLE THIEF KILLED.

New York Nav morris Brown
field. youth of 10 who was shot IN
the back bv Policeman Robert Ferris
in Brooklyn yesterday, died early to-
day Ferris had caught the boy in
the act Of stealing a bicycle After
firing twice Ina the air In an attempt %
Brighten the fugitive, the policeman
aimed lower and Brownheld fell from
the wheel. MORALLY wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
JEFFRlES TAKES HIS
WIFE TO HIS CAMP

Bon Iomoud MAY f-Jonr.es zee
turned Co his training camp nc noon
today. bringing with him mis- wife. who
is recovering from am operation per-
formed in an Oakland hospital 10 was
virtually q holiday for the fighter as
his only training was trip 20 Santa
cruz FOR q hot SAT- water bath.
A wire was received today from
Frank Glitch stating that the wrestler
would be here 10 help Jenries in his
training about the 10th Of thls month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
STUDENTS WORK WAY
THROUGH PRINCETON

h.. '.neton' y. J., May 4.-That a num-
tbr,, men have worked their ,vav
n t.I!sh Princeton by tutoring and that
'.'al sum earned by them FOR one
iar5. was $4,000 was made known yes
ton a u "a report issued by the Prince
gari-s,'Iola association, This rs an orr
~ esS' from 81 70 s. an hour and some
c'e,rl,g,h have made SIG a day and
N''ared $1,000 a year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
WEATHER BUREAU
SPECIAL F0RECAS

Washington. MAY l-The weather o.
rsau today issued the following spec
forecast.
During THE ueNt several DAYS Il
weather with rising temperatures W
prevail over the eastern portion OF &
United states Iu the central yalle
and lake region and thence 10 q
Rockies temperatures will rise rapid
An urg3 OF showers that will SCI In o.
the Rocky mountains and plateau r
trlCIs Thursday viii advance over I
plains states Friday and S9Uurdlr
central valleys and lakes S1tgr1H"
SUNDAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
NEW YORK STATE
RECEIPTS FOR TEN YEARS

Albany. ~ Y, May Ascending TO
q statement issued today by Comptrol-
Ter Williams, the total receipts OF New
York state for a period % 10 years
have amounted 10 S3i2 OBS sos while the
disbursements were x326.569. $50 The
biggest single item OF expenditure was
for tho support Of the state hospitals
for the insane which, during the de-
Cade, cost a54,0lS,36
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
Prest. Taft Holds Government
Might Furnish Money to Pro-
vide Means TO Fight Disease.
PEOPLES IDEAS INDEFINITE
First Great Subject Of Conservation
Has to DO With Human
Life


~. LOUIS MAY N"ui '7s'Ns l'''''
'"e''I"S oI lIe '''l'''7 UNIV. anu '''7
peop'" OF 81 LOUIS 'ou"f' i''s'N''' '
l'it devoted nin'eli TO a teeh"'''l u''-
eu7s'oh OF 'ne SUBJECT OF 'ne eonS'I' vac
u'"' nc ue'la'e' que '''" '''''''
woe range OF supJ','9.
''.' .S 49, . p. us q, '''.'
itseIr into the rec.ss.f,. or r,ssir. st
49,. 49,. an, --,..t. ..u, -... a..
UNTO '"' "''' ""''" win give 10 ''''
executive unquestioued authority 60
withdraw lands for power SITES and
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800 -,
H''"a 'I tine pi'7lu'nl OFT lu' '"''''
states We can sit comfortably by and
discuss and devise tbo host means .r
7....-,..- -.,,..
l''''.'e "' ''' s'''' p"'''' u"'''"'" 10
Doe haneht OF present and future
generations"
c,, 4.5f.,. t,,t,..,l,,....4 ,t... ,,,.,.i.,,,,.
AT tine runners convention ana ue-
Clared the greater movement of COM
scryation had mo- moro earnest sim
80. ..i .e,...t... ,-t..., 49,. ~.
u'ut Idll. me president thli'a out
laughter and applause from the agri-
,,,it,tristg b,. appc,,r,irg- chat b. prob-
.,.,.. 49, 49,. -..,.. -. .t,t ne
aug vas ''' "I'A i''"" "' puol'' "le
IN the country who would admit he had
never had any farming experience.
Mr. Taft said there were few peo,r,
-, 800.
WV """ a. N'''i'''' iN'" ~ W. JUST N"''
conservation really means.
pIrPpOSr Oh, CONSERVATION
The first great subject OF conserNa-
| uon, he declared. had Co do with hu-
man hte. In this connection he again
| urged the establishment Of a national
bureau OF health.
Inc presidet spoke OF the great
etriaes being made In the night against
consumption and cancer and took the
! position that the government might
/ Wen turnlsh money % provide the
[ means or tomDatting disease ana
ol i,ls. ABOUT tne mastery or the IN
/ Speaking Of the conservation OF the
/ Nalsr supply ana the Improvement Of
Il'eiS az ''i DoIs' ~ lueht TART stht-
I 49, ~" US o9isIol 'Ii'tl ploJeyls PIo-
49, ~, ~ VIC Hai vi pill mus prove
'"1 L'o5'DlIlty anu PI"StICdUiHl9
- 80 49, IN t'I'9 Ic9Ivc. wa
| -. lazy ,i'''' LING ih WOW on the re-
| Ntnt lol'i 'a 'n@' ne 'o"'eIh pldt'a d
Nco ~ ~, ulu '"a' - 10 pa7s inc
plv7,u' lOils' ,ss. .
any wafer wy nhPt oNtHleht Whleh
| is l"unu No.tly' sala tile preslueit,
'u.I ~ pu. , lousi, ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
SITUATION IN HUMAN
BECOMING SERIOUS
Two Thousand IIunancsc Gross the
Border Into Hupes Province,
Reaching Tayeh.

Hankow. May 4-Reports were re-
ceived here today Of an agitation by
natives In the province OF Kiangsl l.
is stated that 1000 Hunaneso have
crossed the border from Human prov
ince and made their way into Hupes
province. reaching Tayeh. Tho situa-
ton is declared serious.
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CASE MORE INTERESTING
THAN S }MESE TWll

Chicago, May "A ease which
many ways eclIpses that OF the SIAM
twins was brought Co light g.
terday when the years old
OF Martin Petziuger died fr
am operation at the N0rweg
hospital The operation dlscl0
IN, fact that child about Sc,
months advanced was iu the process
formation On his abdominal cavity
six doctors besides those who did
work were witnesses TO the operat
which was supposed 20 have been
a tumor
The first thing that attracted the
teution OF the surgeons was the q,
closer examination showed that
inner child was perfectly formed
every particular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
RESPONSIBILITY FOR CRIME.


Denver May l-Roports OF th. Colo
RADIO state Prison association. the peu-
ver Associated Charities and the Jewish
Relief society. attending the semi-uuuual
conf ference of the colorado state board
1f charities and corrections. yesterday
stated un,ouiy0cllly that very small
psr cent OF crime and poverty could Dee
i4iG DO drIuI, Their statements came iu
repIv 90 "a direct question by Rev Father
WIN Organ 0f So ITos catholic
church While au could not give stalls
TICS. Rabbi W. s. Friedman OF Temple
Emmanuel who was presiding speaking
cor Associated Charities stated that
go ucr cent is the ratio OF alcoholic
causes Of poverty the association deals
with w f.. C0llett secretary OF the
prI-ou association. declared that the
percentage OF crime caused hv strong
drink was very low
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TWO MEN KILLED, SIXTEEN
HURT IN COLLISION

Irrbaua H.. MAY 1.-Two men were
killed. I'VE others were seriously injured
and n received minor hurts early today
when a freight car on the Ohio electric
railway collided head-on with "a p0sscu-
ger car ON q bin Just south OF this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
GOV. DRAPER SIGNS
BAR AND BOTTLE BILL

Boston. May 4.-The so-called bar
Of liquor by the glass and bottle over
the same bar, has been signed by Gov.
Draper. but the effect OF the measure
viii not be felt until a year from this
time, as an liquor licenses In the state
are dated May l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
CORPORATION TAX REcrIprs

mn ni.ngton. May "a now item
tros' IT'S appearance in the daily
on ly statement yesterday-rec
har.'t. ount Of corporation tax. This.
ststa,l. VIII be a feature Of the
W. t2l6.92 TO date they hayo been
un5oo'. Assessments on returns made
the law amount TO S2f,627. 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
SENATE PASSES HOUSE
BILL PROVIDING FOR
RAISING THE MAINE

Washington. May AFTER Il years,
tho Inflated battleship Maine is 20
be removed from Havana harbor and
the bodies which went down with
the vessel will be Inferred IN the ma
tional cemetery at Arlington a bill
providing for such removal and
burial already passed by tho house
was today passed BY the senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-04
SUGAR ADVANCED.

New York May An grades OF re-
fined sugars were today advanced 10
cents per t00 pounds
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Your Announcement IN the "News- Il
Brought to the Attention OF People
Who Appreciate vaiues
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-03
south Dakotn New. Note..

HURON-James Weaver, a carpenter,
fell from the second story OF the bottling
works building to the basement. Thurs
day noon, resulting in the fracture OF the
skull and other injuries, which may prove
fatal. His home is in Cannonsburg, Pa.
ABERDBEN-The fifty South Dakotans,
who have been touring Europe this SUM
mer under the guidance of President
George W. Nash, OF the Northern Normal
expected to arrive In the state on their
return today. They spent nearly three
months on the trip.
YANKTON-Senator Gamble, as chair
man Of the State Conservation committee,
has appointed the following delegates to
the st. Paul National Conservation con-
gress: NJ, j. CLANCY, Wakonda; w. s.
Bowen, Huron; Doane Robinson Pierre:
w. II. Brodde. Brooklngs; George Rice,
Flandreau. and w. II. Ronald, Mitchell.
HURON-Ralph r. Stewart. former
Huron boy, and son OF Assistant Division
Superintendent f. n. Stewart OF the Chi
cago Northwestern railway, was mar
red a few days since to Miss Mary A.
Bullies OF Louisville, KY. Mr.. Stewart is
ensign in the United States navy and was
He and his bride will visit here on their
way to the coast.
HURoN-W A. Roberts chief clerk OF
the United States surveyor generals office
here for the last eight years, has gone to
Helena, Mont, where he will take a SINH
lar position In the surveyor generals Of
flee for that state, Mr.. Roberts Is grand
keeper of records and seal of the Knights
OF Pythias for South Dakota and IN the
event that he decides 90 remain in Mon
tana, viii resign that position.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-03
NETWORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Speculative Dealing Stock Greatly
Lessened During Day.
UNRESPoNsIvE TO COTTON REPORT
Government Statistics Fail 60 Awaken
Active Interest In Market--Pre-
Linninary Estimate of Cur
rency Movement.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Specuative deal
ings in stocks were curtailed greatly today
some further selling was In evidence early,
apparently designed to test the market, but
bears were inundated by signs OF support
In the two or three stocks In which activ-
ity centers. and bear selling soon came to
a stop.
Inc government report on cotton was the
last factor relied on to awaken any active
interest In the market, but both the stock
and cotton markets were practically unre-
sponsive TO the showing.
The preliminary estimates OF the week 3
currency movement bore out the supposi-
ton that the drain on the cash holdings OF
the banks would run to the neighbornood
of SO, 000, 900. The great dullness of the pres
emit demand for credits In New York leaves
the movement without any great influence.
The Issuance of the controllers call for
national bank statements as OF September l
promises opportunity for interesting com
parison with the showing of June 30 for the
light IL win throw on the loan position Of
the banks in the south and west
The private discount rate in London
showed yielding tendency today, but the
foreign exchange rate here was little af-
feoted The stock exchange will be closed
till Tuesday.
Bonds were steady, Total sales. par value
S997, 900.
United States bonds are unchanged on
call from last week.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
nA1A III
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-03

SHEEP--After total of 81, 900 sheep and
lambs received in four days'tt would seem
as IL the market might need breathing
spell and that light receipts would be well
however, as buyers were still hungry for
supplies. Last night when the market
closed about everything offered for sale
had been cleaned up, barring perhaps
few odds and ends and a few lots that
were not very desirable. This morning
with receipts very moderate, buyers were
forced to bid up little, and the market
strong quite string OF lambs solo az
flo. which was as high as any ume
within the last two weeks
Feeder buyers were wanting some .BoOu
stuff and were ready bidders on desir-
able kinds, so that feeders were generaly
fully steady with yesterday ana with a
week ago No one could ask for better
point for the last week or more, lne
barn has been full OF country buyers every
day In addition to which commission men
have had a large number of orders 70 DC
filled, so that the buying demand mas pesn
splendid every day and fully equal 10 thS
task of keeping the large receipts cleahes1
up. While there may have been some solt
active that prices would firm up again,
and the result has been that there mas
been hardly enough change In the mafket
for the last two weeks or more TO queue
Quotations on grass stock: SOod "
choice lambs, Sc. 5OG675 fair to gooo isIlles,
S6.l5Q6.5O; feeder lambs, Sc .OOq6. 80: nanny ir
weight yearlings, $5.OO1t5.4o heavy ~ y year a.
linEs. S460d5 90; feeder yearlings, $S'VOqo' ~
good to choice wethers, 81 2On4 40; Iair. 70
good wethers, S3.9064.2Oi feeding wet ilsr'.,
81 9Od435; breeding ewes, A22q4.L9; Ieeulhs
ewes, $9S5d3.75; fat ewes, S'Toq4'zO'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-03

10 stoers...1lfb 10
HOGS-The market opened wildly higher
this morning on light and shipping hogs.
II was so uneven that IL is no easy mat
ter TO say Just how much higher II really
was, but mostly i0c higher would be a fair
estimate OF the advance. As a matter OF
fact there were cases where loads that
Just happened 20 suit buyers sold good
deal higher than that The demand, as n
matter OF course, was limited, but still IL
was sufficient to clean up the most % the
light and good shipping hogs, around LOO
hogs changing hands on the early market,
Packers were hanging back, being un-
willing to follow the advance, and when
the shippers got through there was not
much left except the heavyweights which
no one seemed very anxious for. They
started out bidding prices that we're in
many cases hardly so good as yesterday.
Now and then few of the more desir-
able loads would change hands at prices
that were fully as good as yesterday and
some possibly stronger, but as a rule the
feeling was lower on heavies and the trade
decided drag
Heavy packing hogs were especially slow
and weak all day, and they were satelv
l0c lower than yesterday. The closing mar
ket was duh. late trains not faring so
well as the early, and at n late hour there
were still a few loads unsold.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-03
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-Creamery No l. delivered to
the retail trade In lib. cartons, &c, No. l.
in SO-lb. tubs, Sic. No. 2 In lib. cartons,
SOC; No. 2 In O-lb tubs, sShc. packing
stock solid pack, nc; dairy, In 6O-lb, tubs,
25u2lc. Market changes every Tuesday
isSsc; daisy, iSyac; triplets, lSsrc; nmberger.
lSc; No. 1 brick, iSc; imported SWISS, Bic;
domestic swiss, 2lc; block Swiss, &c.
POULTRY-Dressed brOilers under lbs,
lie; over lbs. zoe: hens, l5c; cocks, lOc;
ducks, lSc; geese, loo; turkeys, 26c, pigeons,
per dos, N.z5; homer squads, pes doz., N.0;
1900 Alive. Broners, i4c; over lbs. ne;
hens, lie; old ROSTERS. 6ci old ducks, fun
feathered, loo; geese, fun feathered. Sc;
turkeys, 2Oc; guinea fowls, zoe each; pigeons,
per dog, GOc; homers, per doz., S.Wi squads,
No. l. per doc. $50; No ?, per doz.. soc.
FISH all frozen)-PickereL l2c. white
pies, zoe; spanish mackerel. lsc; eel. 1Sc:
maddox, l3c; founders, lie; green catfish.
lSc; buffalo, Sc; halibut 9ci white pencil,
roes, per pair, yOei frog legs, per doz.. Doc;
salmon loo.
all sizes, per box, S.oOq5@, Lemons Ii
moniera, extra fancy, 500 size. per box, 800;
$50 size, per box $3.50; choice, 800 SIZE, per
ps 0H box SOo Bananas Fancy 'S select per
bunch &.25a2.50; jumbo, buncn, R.l9dS15.
Cantaloupes; Colorado. Rocky lords, "a
California. red per four-basket crate. 3l.65;
Italian Blue Prunes; Per crate, $3.50.
Peaches Cautornlas per LO-iD, pON, SOC Col
orado Elbertas, per @0-lb box, 9Ic, Pears:
Washington Bartlett per box $500; In lots,
per box, S2.S5; oregon in lots, per box, $40.
Apples; Home grown In obls., EAOOa45O;
new Oregon, in boxes, 81. 10. Grapes: Cali
fornia MalagRs per four-basket crate, Sl6O.
Watermelons; Texas, llHo per ID. Dates;
Anchor brand, new. 3O-ib. pkgs. in box.
per box $500.
VEGETA BLEs-New Potatoes, in sacks.
per bu., 81 .O0lDl. 10. Sweet Potatoes: Virginia,
per bbl., $500 onions; Yellow, In sacks,
per h.. &c; Iowa, small, per ID, 2%c; Span
ish, per crate Sl.50 Garlic: Extra fancy.
white. per h. loo; red, per h., lee. Egg
Plant: Fancy Florida, per dcs., Sl50Q2O0
Celery: Michigan, per doz. punches, Sc
HOME GROWN VEGETABLES-Cab
bage: New, per H., 20 Tomatoes: Per bas-
ket 50d60c String and Wax Beans: Per
market basket, 5Oq75c. Radshes; Extra
fancy home grown, per doc, bunches 20c
Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf. per doz, 45c
Parsley; Fancy home grown per dozen
punches, soc. Turnips: Per market basket
lOc. Carrots: Per market basket, 5oc. Beets
Per market basket. 40c.
MIsCELIsANEOUS-w alnuts: Black, per
h. &c; California No. l, per ID, lie; Cali
fornia No. 2 per h., 14c. Hickorynuts
Large per ID, e; small, per ID. SC. Cocoa
nuts: Per sack. $500; per uoz., 65c. Honey:
New, "a frames, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closfnt
Prices on board of Trade.


CHICAGO, Sept 2,-Higher prices for
wheat were maintained today from start
= to finish, but only narrowly so, and trad
ers were generally nervous. A small lot,
1900 bushels. was sold from Chicago to
Hamburg at a specially low ocean rate.
Another feature OF ENCOURAGEMENT to hold
livery was relatively higher than other
months, both here and elsewhere. Closing
e T ste finish left CORN corn within shade
of last nights quotations, oats a sixteenth
to 9sc off, and provisions varying from Dc
declined to l21ac advance.
An active buying movement on the part
of the commission houses threatened at
first to assume large proportions in the
wheat pit, but flattening out under rather
determined selling from warehouses;. Brisk
demand in France for cargoes for the an
30 to 10 per cent and denials that the
drouth In Argentina had been broken all
helped. n9weyeT ,t TO uphold the IN, market ,Ha;
milling sales were small, primary arrivals
large and worlds shipments promising to
be nearly 100000 bushels heavier than a
year ago. AS the day wore on a big short
age was reported at Minneapolis and those
there, was said to have been frost damage
10 wheat In the Canadian northwest. In
consequence the final tone was fairly
steady ct, sl.0S% to $l.0S7b, a rise of AQ4sc
fluctuations running from s16s% to N.OiN
Corn averaged a little higher early with
wheat but slowly warming up temperatures
ranged from 571sQ57% to 5Sc closing steady
at 67Ma61stc, unchanged to shade higher
than last night. The cash market was
firm early and easy, later. No. yellow
Oats Followed corn, but were more ac-
tive. High and low points for December
\ were S6A and 36ha86h, with the close at
the last named price. net loss Of NC.
y The provision market was small and I'M
settled. At the windup pork ranged from
zoe lower to 12hc higher. lard &c TO 12hc
up, and ribs at 2ha6c advance to ieO de-
cline. LtE
Futures ranged as 'follows: sEIR
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-03
VNeNE FNNNTPNN TT
DISPOSITION

totals .......'.,..,..s ..f,lbl Sozls i,o46
inc wra of nS cattle s6ept this Ssad
being reported in. This brings the total
for the five days this week up to 4O,3OO
head, as against 2S, 200 head for the same
days last week and 2i,700 head for the cor
be added that the receipts for the week to
date are the heaviest OF the year so far
With only about 1000 fresh cattle in the
yards there were really not enough or any
extent, with the result that the trade was
slow and weak and Of very Indifferent
character. However, this is very apt to
be the case ,on Friday, as buyers usually
really need earlier In the week.
Notwithstanding the extremely heavy re-
ceipts, the market all week has been in
very satisfactory condition, although prices
being on the medium and common kinds Of
killers and feeders, The very best cattle
have not shown very much change.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beet steers. N.SQS.0O: fair 70 good
steers, ss:0o96.25; good TO choice cornfed
grassers, t550I6.5o; good to choice cows and
heifers, SA5e65.60i fair to good COWS and
heifers. ta50e14.se; common to falr COWS and
and feeders, A.7bep6,Oo; fair to good stockers
and feeders, S4.O06415; common 20 fair
stockers and feedrs, So 2bas.oOi stock heiferA
g. 750A76;M veal calves, Ss5o9s.S0I bulls.
Quotations on range cattle; Choice to
prime beeves. Ss0O9s.7s; good to choice
beeves. sb.40d6.O0; fair to good beeves, SAee
$3.50; common to fair beeveo. S2.75446o;
good TO choice heifers, &.2605.Oo; good to
good to choice feeders, s4.9OG560; fair to
good feeders, s49004.So. common to fair
breeders. $3.25@tS5.
T1.o
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-03

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