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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-02
Dogs SLAUGHTER
MANY CHICKENS

One night last week, Richard I.cek,
OF 2627 jefferson avenue. called on
his neighbor George Halvcrson, and
stated to him that he thought some
one was In the Halverson chicken
coop. To be certain about the mat
ter. the gentleman slipped out In the
darkness toward the coop. The barn
yard disturbance. by way of cacJling
hens. convinced them that there was
something dolngn and that thieves
were surely making desperate raid.
They reached the coop just I'm time
to witness the escape OF couple OF
dogs, through the adjoining fence.
An Investigation disclosed the fact
that all OF the Halvcrson chickens
seventeen OF them-had boen killed
Some OF them had been eaten by the
dogs and the bodies OF the others
were torn 10 pieces.
Thinking something might be amiss
at the I.eek coop. the gentlemen visit
cd 1t. and TO their great surprise. found
that every chicken in the coop. ex.
cept two setting hens. had been kill
ed by the dogs. The premises In both
instances were strcwn with blood and
feathers. indicating that the dogs had
done the slauehtering during the evcn-
Ing and in short order. There were
twenty-slX chickens found in and
around the two coops.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-02
SPOR IS
''CYCLONE" GOES
into TRAINING

Today Cyclone Johnny Thompson
and Pete Sullivan start training for
the twenty-round meeting at Saltair
May 10. Thompson has established
quarters at Ogden. Sullivan will train
in Salt Lake, which he now claims as
his home.
AS the articles call for eaten
weights. there will be no strenuous
work to take off weight, just enough
TO get in top shape for the meeting
To clear his record OF ten two de-
cisIons against him. Thompson made
bis match here, and says that he will
moro than even up by winning the
way he did at Utah Hot Springs in
1908.
Sullivan and mis- hackers are Just as
confident, however, and when the
sides line mp for the betting fray there
promises to be many wagers flying
thick and fast
Thompson says that he will do but
little boxing. as he does not need il
Plenty of road work. and with the
gymnasium apparatus. will constitute
his daily program. Sullivan will have
about the same program. Pete's box.
Ing is admitted to be about the clever
est in the lightweight division, and he
Will need little preparation In that
line. Both are now In condition. and
With the prep OF one week Will be
on edge for a great battle.
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WAS PRESENT At
PARK BANQUE I

Superintendent Jeffers of the Utan
division of the Union Pacific returned
this morning from Omaha. where he
had been to attend banquet given to
former General Superintendent w. 6.
Park OF the principal company of the
Hartman railroad system Discuss
ing the incident briefly with n Stand
ard reporter today Superintendent Jei.
ferS said:
Tho dinner rendered Mr., Park by
his former railroad associates was
one OF the important social events OF
the Omaha club and was attended by
the more prominent officials of the
Union Pacific system Judge Loom!s
of the legal department of the road
presided and the principal address of
the evening was delivered by General
Grcnvllle NJ. Dodge. who made the
original and final survey for the Un-
ion Pacific road and who was n prom,
inent factor In the construction OF the
line. Thcaddrcss was especially In
tercsting as showing the remarkable
growth and development of the terri
tory adjacent TO the rond during the
last quarter Of a century.
Addresses OF complimentary ma
ture to MIR. Park were made by many
Of the guests and II Was brought out
that he had been in the service of tho
company more than 80 years. enter
ing its employ as a freight brake
man at the age OF Is years, running
a passenger train as conductor at %.
and receiving his appointment as a di-
vision superintendent at tho age of 33
He is now So years old and occupies
one of the most important railroad
positions in the United States
Mr.. Park made forceul and clo-
quent address himself and expressed
grateful appreciation for the kindly
sentiments uttered by his old friends
and associates. The event was Il
splendid success and thoroughly en-
Joyed by everyone present
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JACK JOHNSON GETS
INTO TRAINING GAME

SAN FRANCISCO, MAY Jack
Johnson, heavyweight ring champion
OF the world Is i1staled in his train
ing quarters at the sealrock house on
the beach at the fringe OF the Pacific
ocean. where he is to prepare himself
for his fight with Jeffries at Emery.
Vile July 4
Practically all of the training ap-
paratus has been installed. and John
son will devote his time for the next
few days TO light preliminary training.
Johnson weighs 22S pounds ald
seems TO be larger and stronger than
ever before in his career Experienced
ring men who have seen the big negro
say they believe he Will have little
difficulty in bringing himself about to
the best possible physical condition.
When the champion begins training
he will take to the road for eight or
ten miles each dag do light work In
the gymnasium and spend his spare
time between short walks and beach
rides, in the inevitable automobile In
weeks time he will begin his daily
sparrlng routine and will graduate
his activities in this line until he has
reached the l5-round daily limit
On four days each week he will box
In the gymnasium. which is last sea
sons dancing auditorium made over
The ring will be arranged on the stage
at one emo and the defender of the
title will give exhibition sparring
matches TO audiences of paid admis,
sion
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-02
SPORTSMEN ORGANIZE
new SHOOTING CLUB

BRIGHAM CITY. May Another
sportsmen's club has been organized
in this city the past week The new
club VIII be known as the Brigham
City Gun club. The company will
take over leases on several large
tracts Of land lying southwest. of this
city and shooting tickets will be is-
sued 20 the members OF the club.
authorizing them to hunt on these
grounds. The permits will be for the
calender year In which they are is
sued only
The tracts included in the COM
pany's lease comprise some OF The
choicest hunting grounds west OF this
city. with the possible exception of
the tracts In the neighborhood of Beer
river bay.
The officers OF the new club are as
follows; Joe Zimmerman. president,
Peter Larsen, vice president Jacob
c, Jensen, secretary and treasurer;
these. with NJ. A. Boothe and Nels
Jensen. form the directorate.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-02
OGDEN WOMAN DIES
IN RIYERDALE

At her home In Riverdale at $50
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Gertrude
Roman passed to the Great Beyond.
after a brief illness Of paralysis She
was fifty years OF age. the wife Of
Daniel b Roman. and we'll known In
Ogden as we'll as in other sections
OF Weber county She was dearly be-
loved by those who knew her, and
was looked up to by all as a woman
OF sterling qualities The family re-
moved from ogden TO Riverdale only
few years ago
Mrs. Roman was born in Anster,
dam Holland, November 20. 1853. was
the daughter of Hermams and Marie
Baker Terbroogan When a young
woman she joined the Latter-Day
Saint church in her native land, doing
much to bless the elders who were
laborins in The Netherlands at that
time. She was faithful to her relig.
1ous convictions to the end Septem.
her %. 1879, with her parents. brother
and sisters, she arrived in Ogden
City. A husband. four sons, two
daughters. three grandchildren. one
brother and one sister together with
a host of friends will mourn her de-
misc
Funeral services will be held at the
Riyerdale Ward meeting house We'd.
nesday. at ] o'clock, The casket will
he open al the home Tuesday after
noon and evening. also Wednesday
until ~ 80 p m. Intermont will take
place in the ogden City Cemetery.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-02
WEBER TEACHERS
TO GET MORE PAY

At the meeting OF the Weber coun-
ty board OF education, Saturday after.
moon. the date for tho graduating ex.
crcdscs for the schools was fixed at
May 3Sth
The last teachers' institute for the
year will be hald in Ogden. May Eth,
at which time final arrangements
will be made for the graduation and
promotion OF the various classes, aud
tho teachers who have been engaged
for the year will have until that date
to decide whether they will accept
positions.
At The close OF tho institute,
teachers party and banquet will be
given and a jolly good time is anti,
! clpetcd.
The board OF education decided 20
! raise the salaries OF the teachers, n
; resolution TO that effect being unan-
imously adopted
The sense OF tho resolution adopted
Is that beginning teachers who pre-
sent examination certificates are 20
receive s35 per month. Beginning
teachers who have hod four years or
high school work and the summer
school will receive $50 per month Re-
ginning tenchers who hold normal dl-
plomas viii be paid $40 per month.
All teachers and principals will re-
celvc In addition to their salary under
their present rating $3.50 extra per
month. provided they hold state GER.
: tificate: So extra II they hold A gram
/ mar school diploma, and $3.50 Der
{ month If they hold high school di-
ploma. Furthermore. It is possible to
receive mn additional 81 30 per month
for merit
Superintendent Eccertson express.
ed his satisfaction with the new order
yesterday. stating that # would now
be possible for every teacher to obtain
a raise in salary which would he based
on what tho teacher actually accom-
plisbes.
III puts value oh college educa-
uon.' he said "a thing that hns bccn
Jamentaoly lost sight OF in this state.
and In every respect Is the most prac-
tical scheme yot inaugurated to Gre.
ate educational proficiency In teach.
crs / am sure the new order Will
work out satisfactorily and will add
greatly to the general efficiency of
our teaching force"
others Interested in school work
expressed their approval OF the now
plans taken up by the county board.
and there Is little doubt but that the
hcneme will be taken up throughout
the state
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-02
JUNIORS WIN

The Weber Academy athletes held
their first eintcrclass meet on tho Ac.
odemy campus. Saturday afternoon.
the various contests being OF excep.
uonal interest he juniors were the
successful contestants, tho score he
ing IS points. to the seniors 20.
sophomores l3, and FTeshmen's l.
Although the sophomores and fresh.
men secured but few points to thoir
credit, some good material was discov-
cred among tbcm. il is said. and with
a little more training and develop
ment the academy expects to produce
some more first class school athletes
to compete for bonors in the general
meets
All in all, participants made a very
creditable showing. and one that will
Dnd considerable discussion among
the other schools. Following Is the
order and results OF the contests:
One hundred yard dash-Clark, Rob
erts, lngles. Time. II seconds.
Mile run = Ballantyne, Schclin.
Thomas. Time. . min 32 sec
Broad jump-Clark, Greenwell. Ben.
ton. Distance. 2l feet 2 inches.
Shot put Benton, Watson, Virgins.
Distance. 80 feet 10 inches
14O yard dash-Roberts, Ingles.
Schelin. Time. 572 seconds.
High jump - Greenwell. Benton.
Clark. Height. feet inches.
Hammer tbroT-Beutou. Harris,
Grcenwell. Distance. 81 feet inches.
Half milo run-Roberts. Clark. Ec-
clos. Time. minutes 10 seconds.
Pole vault-Benton and Critchlow
tic. Miller Height. . feet inches
Relay Juniors-Ford. Pyott, Rob
erts, Clark. Time. Las seconds.
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Car and American Hide and Leather
preferred large fractions.
Buying orders were encountered
which rallied tho whole list TO Sat.
urday's closing. Large selling orders
then made their appearance In the
copper stocks. United Sttaes Steel.
Union Pacific and Grading and the
whole market went down at a rapid
rate.
There was another brisk rally later.
Sales OF stocks were due to influ-
ences carried over from last week
Bear operators showed hesitation In
selling at low prices and pressure re-
lsXed A slow dull recovery ensued.
Some of the banks removed call loans
az 1-2 per cent, suggesting an easy
tendency In the money market
The market turned weak again at
noon when prices dropped abruptly to
the lowest for some stocks. Southern
Pacific and Northern Pacific lost 3
Reading l 3.4. Union Pacific aud Unit
ed States Steel l 5-S.
Bonds were easy.
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WORLDS MARKET
ARkGT WEAK. WITH
STRENGTH IN SPOTS

New York, May 2-opening prices
OF stocks showed many declines ex-
cept for a handful of issues in when
were included Union Pacific. ST. Paul,
IennsylVania and Erie Amalgamated
copper was sold. under severe press
ure. OF $500 shares. at &C 81 and sc
compared with 81 Ia on Saturday,
lhere was n spread also In the open.
ing quotations Tor United States
Steel Of which 1000 shares sold al
~ rs and 70 5-S, compared with 70
Ia on Saturday. Chesapeake and
Ohio. Rock Island and American Cot.
Ton OIL declined l and Atchison, Am.
erican Smelling. Anaconda. American
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MUCH MONEY FOR
COUNTY SCHOOLS s

An estimate OF the funds needed to
conduct the public schools of Weber
county for the ensuing year has been
made by Clerk l.. II. Frorer, the year
beginning July 1st 1910. and ending
June S0th, 1911, as follows:
Pay of teachers .........$3 $3l 900
Pay Of board of examiners. 100
Expenses OF county institute. 100
experimenting the schools 1,500
Contingent expenses for run
ming schools ............ 200
Buildings and sites .. 5000
Current expense funds, sup
piles. text books. repairs. I'M
provements. interest on
bonds, sinking fund, etc. -. 26.O0O
loIdi s.s.ss..ss. Sbo,U
or the above ii ia estimated $40
500 will be raised by tax levy and
Sl5,5OO from apportionment of state
school taxes. state interest and rem
tals. leaving a balance Of 81 900 to
he raised by county school taxes.
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which shows that the planting has
been success

"uANu SuphS tudl tue pldHlluH mas
been success.
On the criticism which has been
made on the planting of fry by the
state warden and deputies, Mr. Mad
sen claims they are being planted
with the most approved scientific
methods. and quotes from Artificial
Propagation OF the Atlantic Salmon.
Rainbow Trout and Brook Trout" is.
sued by the United States commission
OF fish and fisheries.
Under the head of The Planting Of
Fly 1t saws: In their natural state,
as soon as the weight of the food sac
has been diminished by absorption
enough to permit their rising. the fish
begin TO take food, aud by the time
the sac is entirely gone they are prob
ably taking 1t regularly. Whom very
young fry are transferred to outside
waters. where there is natural food
only. 1t should be done eight tor ten
days before the sac Is absorbed. for If
delayed until after the sac disappears
many will die before they become ac.
customed to finding food In their now
home
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MURDERER IN
PAIN GIVES Up

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-Driycn
from his retreat in the canyons OF
the Alameda county foothills, where
he has been hiding for the past ninety
days, George BesSor. who shot and
killed Miss Eleanor Fleber, his sweet
heart. January %. In q fit Of Jealousy,
came back to the city today to sur
render himself 10 Detective James
Reagan, an acquaintance. and was
captured by the police before he could
voluntarily give himself up
Bessor tells q story of terrible hard.
ships endured while conceallng him
self from the police.
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TROUT FRY THRIVING,
SAYS GAME WARDEN

PROVO, May 1.-Fish and Gamo
Warden Brig Msdsen reports that af.
Ter a careful Investigation he finds
mat the trout fry planted in the Utah
streams this spring are all doing we'll
and that the prospects arc for bIg
increase Ia the fish population OF the
sslean1s s, MT Madsen further states
.ua. lry nave not been planted in
1puuoy streams. but in springs and
tributaries where the waters are clear
ano %nere there Is not destruction
tsuSed by muddy water. and this has
oeen true for The last few years.
Mt: Madsen gives many instapooo
showing Tho Increase OF fish and the
successful growth OF fsh planted
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over their sons sad death among


over their sons sad death among
strangers.
Harry had left home only short
time ago. and hnd spent a month at
Cheyenne His temporary employ
ment having ended there. ne had
started for British Columbia, but had
stopped off for day in Ogden on ac-
count OF his not feeling well II was
at this time that he was taken Ill
with what developed into scarlet fe-
ver.
Previous 10 Mr.. Hawkins' arrival a
letter from the lads mother had ar.
rived, and which was opened BY the
authorities. In the epistlc the moth
er cautioned her son to try TO hold
his position longer and not drift about
the country. as he seemed TO have a
tendency 10 do.
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PARENTS HtARIBROKEH

The body OF Harry Pennington was
shipped to his home at Stanberrv,
MlSsouri, last evening, accompanied
by 5. F. Hawkins who came to the
city Saturday for that purpose. Pen
nington is the young man who died az
the county inhrmary. Thursday even
Ing. OF scarlet fever
Dir Hawkins stated that the boys
latber is John P. Pennington, a well.
known undertaken and furniture deal,
er OF ,Stanberry. and that both he
and tho boys mother arc hcartbroken
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. May Receipts 1000;
market 10c lower. Native steers 5.75a
10; cows and heifers 350a6.50: west
ern steers 3.75a6.75: COWS and helfeTs
215a5.75; Gamers 2,50a425; stockeiS
and feeders S5Oa6.75. calves Asa
S.25; bulls. stays, etc. i.00a600.
Hogs-Receipts 5000, market 1Oc
and zoe lower. Heavy 900a9.25'
mixed S.0oa9OO: light S,75a9O6: piss
S.ooaS.I5. bulk OF sales S.90a905
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market Zoe
and 25c lower. Yearlings 7.76aS.4O;
~etners 150aS.l0; ewes 700aIlO;
lambs 9.00a9. 20.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. May -Cattle-Reccipts
estimated at $4,000; market steady to
10c lower. Beeves. S5.650S 30; Texas
steers. sA709G.15, western ste a :
S4.90@G.75, stockers and feeG , q.
S2.S0@6.70: COWS and heifcrs. S2.759
7.10;; claves. 6.50GS7O.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 2S,000.
market glow to zoe lower. Light
50 10@9,37 1-2. mixed, s9.15@9.iO:
heavy. s9.15@9.42 1-2; rough, $9156
9.25 good to choice heavy. s9256
9.42 1-2; pigs. Ss7529 so; bulk OF
sales. S9.2599.40.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 90.
600 market l0c lower. Native. SAC
@S.l5: western. H-90@S2O; year.
lings, S715@S35 lambs, native, SIS
@9.75; western, $S.00@9.75.
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CLERKS TO MEET
TUESDAY night

If the retail clerks of Ogden arc TO
secure the early closing ON Saturday
night, they must manifest consider
ably more interest in the subject than
was shown at the last meeting.
Tomorrow another meeting OF vital
importance Is called at the court house
at p. M, and the attendance OF ev-
cry clerk In the city Is desired. Mat
ters OF Importance are to be discuss
ed. (SiGnedD a. B. FOULGER, char.
man
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COAST LEAGUE.

AT San Francisco-Morning game:
Oakland J, Vernon, 2. Afternoon
game Oakland, ? Vernon. l.
At Los Angcles-MornIng game
Los Angeles, 4; Sacramento. . After.
noon game; Los Angeles. 4 Sacra-
mento. 2.
At Portland-San Francisco, 8;
Portland. /
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ChIcaQo Produce.

Chicago. May 2.-Butter. easy;
creameries 24a2S. dairies 22a26
Eggs-Steady; receipts 25.S55: at
mark. cases included. II 1-2a1s, firsts.
10 1-2; prime flrsts, 90 l-2.
Cheese. steady, daisies II 3-4a15;
twins I4a1-4: young Americas 14a1-2;
lonChornjs II IL.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-02
FAMOUS CARTooNiST RETURNS
FROM HUNTING IN AFRICA

San Francisco. May John T. Nc.
Cutcbeon. the Chicago cartoonist and
war correspondent. arrived here yes
terday on the steamship Asia, accom-
panied by Fred NJ Stephenson, son OF
United States Senator Stephenson of
Wisconsin Both men spent four
months hunting In the big ean1o coun-
try OF East Africa. part OF the time
with Col. Roosevelt.
READ THE CLASS ADS TODAY
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CHICAGO Close.

Chicago. May 2.-Wheat-May. 81
oS: July 81 1.02 3-4 Sept sl.01 -.
Corn-May 80 S-Sa1-2: July G2 81;
Sept 63 5-Sa3-4
Oats May IL 1-2; July II 1-Sal-4I
Sept 3S 3-sa1-2
Pork-May s21 co; July $2t-i5
Sept. s2l so
Lard-May $l2 10; July sl2 22 -
Sept Sl2 20
Rlbs-May s12 20; July $12 OF II
Sept. S12.07 L.
Barley-Cash i6a6I.
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WON IN NINTH.

CINCINNATI, O., May 1.-Cincin-
natl defeated st Louis 6 to today
In ninthinning rally. With men on
second and third. two out, one run
needed to tie. and two strikes and
three balls on him. Egan singled in
the ninth and brought Paskert home
with the tieing run. Hauser threw
Wild n moment later and Miller fol-
lowed with the winning run Suggs
pitched we'll Score
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-02
TIED IN NINTH.

ST LOUIS. May 1.-Cleveland took
the second game of the series today
by 5 to 4 In eleven innings St Louis
tied the score In the ninth, but the
visitors won out on successive singles
In the eleventh by Lord, Bradley and
Perring. Score
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-02
WESTERN LEAGUE,

At Wichita-Wichits 3, Dcs Molnes,
l.
Al st. Joseph-St Joseph. /. Lin
coin. 3
At Denver-Gamc postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
At Topeka-Topeka. 10: Omaha, ).
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Standing Of American League clubs,
CHICAGO BEATS DETROIT.

CHICAGO. Ill. May CHICAGO de-
featcd Detroit in a hard fought l5-
inning game today. 10 8. Walsh
pitched In fine form. but had poor
support In the ninth. when Hahn
dropped a long ny. Blackburn fum-
bled two line drives which gave the
visitors two runs. Chicago came back
In their half and tied 1t up on q base
on balls. sacrifice. an out and hit
The finish came in the fifteenth. when
Tannehill hit clean drive to left for
two bases. went 70 third on sacrifice
and scored on Wild pitch. Score:
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Sugar and Coffee,

New York. May 2-Row-SugaT,
steady. muscoyado. SO test, SS.74; cen
trifugal 96 test, 81 "a molasscs su
gar. SO test, 81. 80 Refined. quiet
COFFEE-Spot, steady. No. Z RIO
S 3-S: No. Santos. Ii
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT ouisville-Louisyille, 3; Colum-
bus 8.
At Observation-Disclosures, .. st.
Paul. l.
AT napolis-Indianapo g.:
Toledo. T.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, o;
Minneapolis. j.
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Improvement shown today IN the con-
diuon OF Mr.. Brush, owner of the New
iork Nationals. was more marked
'nan al any time in the last ten days.
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Metal Market,

New York, May 2.-Lead, easy. spot
81 3Oa4 40. Copper, weak; standard.
spot and July l2a12 IA. Silver. 81 Ia.
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Batteries-Pelty. Knsella. Waddel
and Stephens, Falkenberg, Berger and
Clarke
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eRUs HFeELs BETTER.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May l.
Mrs. John T. Brush said tonight the