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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
AMERICAN FLAG STILL
OPENING GOOD ORES

F1atterine reports continue from Fark
City in regard 10 the new work on the
American Flag property. fine grade oi
shipping ore is being taken from the
fourth sixth. seventh and eighth levels,
there being three or four very fine look
ing faces on the seventh. Shipments are
being made without interruption. one
interesting hit of work just completed In
the connection between the old tunnel
level and the new workings. this provid-
ing excellent air we'll as affording an
other exit from the mine in case OF need
The Flag is looking better than IT has for
several years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
EUD0RA BELL COMPANY
SACKING GOOD MATERIAL
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tr1bunc,
AMERICAN FORK, Jan. 23.-The Eu-
dora Bell ore body is holding out salts
factorily. and fifty sacks of ore daily
are being laid to one side I'm readiness
for shipment The last snow storm
blocked the road TO such an extent that
shipments down the canyon will be out
OF the question for some time yet. The
value OF this ore Is bout so per cent
lead and so ounces silver
The management OF the Pacific COM
pany is sacking ore for shipment CON
added TO the milling grade DUNN right
along. Recent disclosures In this mine
point to the carly development of the
main channel, al which point the best
bodies OF ore are logical
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24

Nevada News Agents.
Bauvard-A. c. Pesco
Goldfield-Louie Pollin.
Hawthorne-Loue Pollin.
Nmberly-Sheldon Lowney,
Loveloct-Bibe Bros.
Midas-Mrs. C. A, Harrington
Rawhide-Louie Pollin.
Reno-Hotel Golden News Stand: Ro-
senthal & Armanka: Shepard & Son.
Yerington-F. NJ Burner.
Winnemucca-Pearce & Chase.
Cobre-Ricbard Richards.
Cherry Creek-Grey & Collins.
Elko-Wheeler & Co.
Ely-Grace B. Paxton: Harville Sta
fionery Co
McGil-M Herman; Walden Bur
nett.
Rhyoljte-Tbe Crescent.
Pioche-Pioche Drug Co.
Caliente-John Shier; Thomas Him
street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
ORDERS ARE PLENTIFUL,
BUT BUSINESS LIMITED

Brokers on Monday experienced con M
siderable difficulty In trading Wl!hln
spreads. for there were plenty OF oraers
IN buy and abundant bidding. The limit
To selling orders. however, was seldom
approached. The business oi the day
totaled sales FOR 3H.0l0 shares oI S,och' ah
rho market value OF which was S9533 30.
The Alta issues were stronger than usua !.
one reason being the persistent report
that the merger there is close TO consum-
nation. The following were the CLOSING
unlisted and listed stock transactions;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24

an Aor order n Of the board OF directors 5sS e.
on on the 10th day OF December: .:,,1S KEY S,s5
many shares OF each parcel OF suGI al o
as may be necessary Will be SOY soi -
Office of tho company; room -V an %
building. Salt Lake CITY; o.a", ,hs ttc
Ss assessme%t of thereon REQ together VIZ = j,
costs of advertising and sxpe6so, 6so,staiT. At
]. Fl. DEMING. Sec'e'eS as
Room 2o4 Felt building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
John Dern BANQUET.

The committee In charge of the John
Dern banquet. to be held "Wednesday
evening at the Commercial club, requests
all TO whom invitations have been sent
to Indicate whether or not they viii he
present By not later than this (Tuesday)
EVENING"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS AN"
MEETING.
Utah Savings G. Trust c

utah Savings G. Trust compsSpnss pospssl
The annual meeting of tho he,Sst sSSfoas' -
pal pany. a ' corporation. wiIl Ili,s,,ls' be ne'1i 1il
at odSA 10 O'clock q. m. at Us general s.,ssst g
OF business. No. 235 Main tyoa Of 81
Lake City. Utuh. for the elsc.ythe nther boee'
GERS and transaction OF suCn beforu, r
meeting. HEBEs - Trugt ~
Secretary Utah Savings = 3u'' hp
fannY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
Look for the Bee Hive

On the package when you buy Foley g
Honey and Tar for coughs and colds
None genuine without the Bee Hive
Remember the name. Foley's Honey and
Tar and reject any substitute, Schramm-
Johnson, Drugs. five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
Metal Market,

The metal quotations for Monday. post
ed by Mccormick & Co, were as follows
Silver sac: lead, $3.50; copper, SIPS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24

Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail Jour films to US. Salt LAX:
Photo Supply Co.. III Main street E1
elusive photo dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
Ore Shipments.

The Utah Ore Sampling company on
Monday released cars of orc from Utah
and from Nevada camps
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24

Tribune-Reporter Printing 90.
66 West Second Sorth St Phone 7lS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
Ore and Bullion

The ore and bullion report for Monday.
| given by Mccormick 6, Co. was as fol-
lows: Orc received. s130. 900: bullion
shipped, $4,000. total, $3.50, 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
New York Mining Stocks

james A Pollock G. Co. bankers ana
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday AFTER
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
San Francisco Oil Stocks.

James A. Pollock G. Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
Neyadas in San Francisco.

James A. Pollock &s Co.. bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
DELINQUENT NOTICE

New York Bonanza Mining N
Principal place OF business. ss,a
City. Utah, Nouce-There are AN.
upon the following describad
account OF assessment No. Ok oeeVg9cf
per share levied on the 10th do., d e.
cember 1910. the several amnri q b
opposite the names Of the nu sss =
stockholders. as follows: tsspsta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
Boston Copper Stocks.

James a. Pollock e Co, bankers and
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
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Ktmee Sramem
balten imner cine Slaihe Or. 9iidter!
Pai7=ExDeIer

i'm 9aule. glh 5noerIalliges Eln.
reibemittel bei allen rbeumatiiheil
Sdner5en, grfdltungerL 8eritali-
dllngen nilp. 25 uno SOC in apo.
tbefen. 9eur edit nit anfer.
F.. Ad. Richter s. Co.
iaus Sluoplitabt, Sbiirinsen)
SI5 Pearl street, New York,
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glettete giele pun, spoe.

8. 8. Mof, bon 0iod, glrf..
glaubt, Dab er piele Menl6enlebell
nut ieiner 25iabrigcn grfabrung
I'M 9lpotbefereeidaft gerettet bat.
e@as id INNER germ tue@, i9reibt
ct, lit uDr. Sings Stem 9iscoperp4
an elnpfeblen fir alIe 2uugenIeioeu
-Grfd ltansesll Bfippe aeudbuiteu
llnb slitblna. 8iele, lneiner &itifben
peroanfen lire 0eiultbbeit rneinenl
Gat. Sd BIN iiber5eugt, oaB iie
Die bette Weoi5in lit fir Salss uno
2ungenleioe,l." gs lit Iei6t bieie
9ebalptlug gu beiueiien. 8eridafft
gli6 cine freie grobeflaide, ooer
cine soc oocr ST Slai6e. @arar.
tiert bon alien 9rnggi1ten.
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8 c L q 8.

sSi @alDelton 1T Bertrand
aooue, ser Senior-Gbef oes 8anf-
bauies s(ooue & 2obit, geltorben ST
mar 20 Sabre alt, italnnlte aus
@nrignac in 5ranfreid uno lpobn-
te ieit lingefdbr 40 Sabren in @al-
beIton. gr mar oer Sauptbeiiter
Der grauerei in 8alpelton nilo fiilt4
eierte ieit mebreren Sabren als
BrGlioent oes terarii6en @rniier.
perbonoes. Seit Sabren mar- er
fron5oIii6er &oniul ullo oltd) aon.
iul fir S6meoen uno Horluegcn.
Sem 9oo fam ploslid uno llner-
lpartet, er muroe ourcb einelt SerS.
idlag berbeigefiibrt.
So6n airbp, elm Sarmer aus
Der @egeno bon ennis lit i'm @es
ribt gu @oraba6ie iduloig beflln-
Sen moroen, einen leinen geadbarn
geomens Sam 8ilion eridoiien ST
baben. @r ipurbe 5u lebensldngli-
dem 3u6tbaus perltrteilt.
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Sn stbilene lit oas .Stolno.
bouie" Der slbilene ano Solltbern
gabn obgebrannt. grei Baiiaeier- u
5lpei 6ra6tiuneen iuurben babel ger,
tort. Der Sdoben belduft iih alli
Lungeidbr $3.50
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gelglenoetI muroell 1T gren8enlos,
aa1laWe ~ ooB ole &ruppen ole
Mfaber IN illenl9lIder 8eile be-
panoetfen ililo lDi1en BIS gum au'
Berlfen 0raoe 1felllioll6 entgegcll-
iafnei1. Il aoea e. geraoe oles lpar ole
mrfape u oes slll''ls Der araber. 9a5
Sorgepen oleler slraner, 1'dl geaeu
o1e Slatleher gu metloell mo 'Ie 5ll
,1allqlrleren !, III gu peflllVe1, natpoem
~ l.e ~, als orenfoe. peDanoc1 lporoen
tpaseih par HlWts pehl9ef ais
nleprlgeI 9errai; :, s..
0erooeHltge ot, 'o1fpofIer N
Sps''lleH, Rf'll5 @eal non Morroor
n s'np soroeg eo1 ~ gsaorlo mt
pelll 'pn'lllWellT pn !. @flnlller pes aeus
beln g 0lorqlls Vafc1a Yf'efo. elne
WOLFE aollIere15 9eDao1. ger gSranf-
lnllen 'a,e 5elinll9 5ulolge nnfoe ltper
p.e 4oltelllle pom SpanllO-@nlnea
:li Sentlulallo gelproWen. Sas
lpailllue 2errlIoflunf dlll 9olf Don
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Sic

Rrantbeiten Ginbalt burd ben aeiti.
gen @ebraud BON 9utts seillen. ein
altes uno beliebtts Wittel bon ltets AZ
nebmenber popularitdt 0urirt imme,
Rppfiltmer3en,
Mageniaure. NGs;ari,.. llupsrhoulia.
teit. trpdene esbss. soar!!tihiStsii nnf
bili0le 2s;oen
TUFTS l-eber Piilen.
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Der llrtqoriihe

Der uneariide Msiniiterprii-
iibent @rof @ue,t.@eberparp fat
beim Safer Sran5 Soiepb cine @r-
oien5 gebabt, Bel Der Die parlarten.
tariide Gage IN ltngarn eingebetto
beiproden iprroe. SIN @lidlltB an
Die 9eipredung init Dem aaiie.
bat @raf abuen nit ben @oriieen-
ben oes gelneiniamen @ainiiterrats
@rafen 2era b. 9lebrentbal iiber
cine bnloige Ginberllfllng Der Dele
gotionen fonferiert.
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8 + a ..

Gounerneur Golqllitt bat Der,
General Aointanten ongeipieien,
Die Manger 10 uiel mie ,lloglib
an Mio @ranbe gu itotiplieren lino
bic 9rett5e abpntrouillieren gu lal-
len. Sic iollen perbinoern, bob bon
nnierm @ebiet ans repolutiondre
einfdae in Merifo gema1t lperocn.
Sn elmer Gonferen5, Die Der
bieiige lnerifanifhe @elleralfonIuI
giteba nit Dem @oupernemr batte,
beflagte iid Der erItere oariiber,
oaB Werifaner bon .ibren terani-
ihen arbeitgebern idleht bebanbelt
milroen; Dor aIlem, baB man Die
ibnen genladten geripredungem
ni9t inne balte. gr bebauptete I'M.
ter onoerm aub, oaB Die gimtpan.
oerungsgeiebe nlisadtet tuiiroen;
oab aontraftoren meritaniide Mr.
better einfiibrten uno iie boam
ihleht bebanoelter, oa er ni6ts gii.
6eres nno @eitintnlteres iagen, Dor
allem feline 9eanlen nennen fonu4
te o6er fpoIltc, 10 fonnte Ser GOT,
nerneur audi nidts in @eaua auf
ieine @ei6meroen tun. Der @ene.
ral-4oninl itottete aud ipater bent
General sIniualt 2igbtfoot einen
9eiub ob ullo teiIte aud i6nt feline
&lage NIT. Wan tpiro iebenfalIs ltn.
teriu6ungen anltenen.
- Maf benz Snbresberibt bes
Braiioenten Der SrrenanitoIt ii!
Muffin befanoen iitb am 81. sluglIt
1909 9atienten in bent Saufe
Bon oieIen paren 765 utdnnIiden
uno 744 tpeibli6en @eidlebts. 34l
Eatienten tpllroen lpdbreno oes @e=
idaftsiabres aufgeiioinlnen.
sesn Deilton 1T elm illnscr
Wonn Namens Mop Iugb, Ser
bort IN 6er Gradt Office Der
geras & Yacific gabn anaeItcI(t
mar, BON ieiner sSrml erihoiien NOR.
oen, glei6 barauf erihob Die syrou
i'd, ebenials. Die il,nsen aeutc
mobnten in Sort @ortb. Wugb belt
iid itllr 5eitpeiic III Denton a.i.
Sic batten iid i'm Sanuar perhei-
ratet er par einin63pon5ig iuo
lie adt5ebn Sabre alt. Snl suIi
trennten Tie iid tuieoer ilnb por els
nigen Sagen bntte Dugb cine
S6eiourgsflage aegen feline sSran
eingereidt. Grau Hneb fam nad
Denton, I'M lid NIT ibrem @dtten
81 periobnen, aber er tpoIle offen-
bar nidJts mebr nit ibr 5n fun ha-
ben Sreitag norgen fam iie nod
Dem 8altie, III oem er tpobnte, unb
lieb i'm nm cine ltnterreonng Bit
ten. Statt 5u ibr 5u gcben, idIid
ct iid aber fort uno ging Die
Strabe binunter. sic lief inn na1,
bolte i'm ein uno es entipoln iih
elm furaer Worttpediel 5tpiiden it,
men. Damn 5os Die ilinge Grou Ell.
ne Ylltole beraus, ihoB i'm nie6er
uno iaete iid ielbit cine augeI
curb ben &opf.
- Die Gan slntonio.Nort Ga.
Ipaca Siabmap 9liioeiation bat I'M
Gourtbairs 81 Guero. cine Ser.
iammlilng abseba[ten, in Der bic
aon5e @egeno bertreten mar, MIR
San Mntonio niht. 9lIlerIei interei.
fonte sSraaen ipiroen beiprodens
Gu6olpb 3lebera uuroe 3lrm 0r1.
ii6enten eripGblt.
ssil Sen grnolo itarb- ssris
Ottmer, eiil lansiabrieer 8elpobner
unieres Staates, friiber in @uitin
gountp tuobnbaft.
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9lnait Dor oem Waeier.

0OW lIeB mIr n11t HleIhen UuB
abidneioen", iogte S. 8. sglp, bon
Bantam, Ohio, ntroboem i'd NIT
einem idredliden frebsartigen @e-
idpiir bier Sabre lang geplast mar.
slber id gebrautbte gudlen's slrni-
ca Salbe uto nein SUB ipar balo
gebeilt." Sic beilt alle @unoen.
eczema, slusi6lag, Siibneraugen
uno Samorrboioen. 25c BEL allelt
9lpotbefern.
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grinas mande &ranfbeit.

Wenn aIle 2eute miiBten, oa5
uerna6laiiiste geritopflng in lin,
Der0altlidfeit, @elbiu6t o6er g.
6erfronfbeit enoet, tpiiroen iie BALD
Or Sings Neue 2ebenspilIen neh-
men uno ben JoIsen Elm Gnbe
naden Der eirais iidere @es.
DDS Bette fir @olIigfeit, aopf.
meb, Dpspepiie, Jieberai,fdlle mt
Shtpade. 25c BEL olfen apotbe.
fcr,,
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M. 6. & s. ga6n.

Wnfliuft-
SO; 245-@on Souiton unb sleip Or
ledll5 g 40 r1d6nt
Mo. 241-8on Solifton ,inb 8albeiton
20 n1orgens
Ro. 7-8on- Dallas II. Sort geortb
..........-... .7:30 ,norgens
yto. 235-@om gorbeu. .745 bor1nitt
No. 15-@on @nco. 800 nahu1.
No. 9-gom Roroen 40 abeflbs
Ibfabrt =
$50. 246-9ad Souiton un6 Stem Or
leans 1920 morgens
glo. 10-Nad Dem Norbeu. sos bonn
No. 8 NadJ Daflas, Sort gBortb
iino gSaco $40 abeubs
SO. 2S6-Nad oem Norben. -. =.
:. -. .9.15 nbenbs
80. 242-Na6 Souiton unb Gal,
beItolt ........10 10:30 aberlbs
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idaft fiibrte, uno iein nennidbriges
Godter6en IN oem BON ibnen be-
wobnten Sal,ie tot aufgefunoeu.
InideinenO fino ale brei an @ift
geitorben. Wan ninnn1t an baB
bier cine ptomain 8ergiftung Dor.
liegt.
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aub Ses Gone Star giers.

Gpne Star 8ier ge9t itber allies
tteber Mlles in ber @elt,
Ueil tn linn iidJ Wials nnb S,ppfen
griiberlid 5uiammenitellt;
8pn benz Wplfe bts mad Sallas,
gis uadJ Megtcp's 0iepier
S5errfdjet mtdfttg iiber alles
Sas fantDie 2pne Star Bier.
S5eimiid Srer aus better GneIle
tlnb basr ein beutidber Gang,
Soaben itets an 6ieier Gteltc
Sbren saten, alten Slang;
gSerben trituter mnS begeifterm
gu piel ebleut Eatenbrang,
S5rintiit) Bier aus better Gnele
tinb ba5n ein beutidler Sang.
9eutit)e Gintsfeit 5u finben
Sft ntitanter bod iebr idbtuer,
8pd) mir f5nuen men iie sriinben,
8rinst ntan 2pne Star gier ms ber
Sarin finb mir alie etnis,
@enit mir uns 10 treffen bier,
Sal, Dor allent nns BITE Some sta r
2iefert tets bas bette Ster.
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g., $. & 9. u. (Saupt-ainie. J

" " W y. y. l9ullpl-SlIte.)
Nnf,inft--
sSo. y 9,@om Often. .7:15 BORN
go. 10-gl gaIo Ii. 8eften. .7.3o rdcbn,
Ro. 8-gon 81 gaio. !. 1915 BORN
Nbfabrt-
SO. S--Nad el gaiO rno a,eiteu. /. !.
....... 900 BORN
SO. 7-Nad gI Haio nnb gseften. ].
$3.50 abenbs
sto. 10-yta6 B. Often. 1000 abei1bs
So 8--Ma6 bem Often. 11:15 BORN
gictoria 9ibiiipn, g, $. q; g. q. !.
Mnfrnf- =
SO. 301-guero, @ictoria. 500 naGm
No. 303s313-guero, @ietoria. -.
Gbfabrt-
SO. 3o2-guero, gictoria. 1880 BORN
@o. 304@314-guero. @ictoria :.
.............. so abe,,6s
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Slid boben fam alih Der
Gumme, gum @fiidlidieill aber &C.
bort @ernunft.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-07-21
Most Of 1t Water.

New York, July 20-After admitting
that the stock of the American Sugar
Company had been unloGded on 10000
women in various parts of the coun-
try who lost their money by it's de-
cline in value, Washington B. Thomas,
chairman of the Board of Audits
and head of affairs, was asked the
question if not most of the 100000, 900
capital was water
The witness would not answer.
would you not say that the actual
value of the company's property and
business is $4O,0O0,0O0 instead of 500,
OOO.OOO?"
"I couldn't say off-handed."
Congressman Ma1by took the wit.
ness in hand and asked him whether
Havemeyer and his rival, Arbuckle
did not have a conference and agreed
to end the war.
"They had some agreement, but
did not know about it."
tWas not this agreement reached
after the American Company had en-.
tered the coffee field against Ar
buck1e?'
'T believe that it was
"Then the war was ended?"
"The competition was not SO keen
after that"
The witness was then made to iden
tify contract between his company
and a factor, or sugar seller to the
trade from the factor, agreed to sell
at the price stipulated by the trust
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-07-21
COWARDLY ASSAULT.
Drunken Brute Fires Gun Into Face
of Wife Killing Her Instantly.

Drunken Brute Fires Gun Into Face
Of Wife Killing Her Instantly.
Richmond, Va, July 20.-Detectives
are still at sea on the Beattie case.
Richmond, Va, July 2O.-Police and
detectives are hot on the trail of the
drunken brute who fired Wednesday
night into the machine of Mr. H C..
Beattie and instantly killed his wits
who was sitting by his side.
Mr.. Beattie saw staggering figure
in the road and stopped the machine
to allow the party to get out of the
way.
The man said, ''You want the whole
road, do you, and you were trying to
run over me-
Seeing a gun in his hand Mr..
Beattie assured him that he had
stopped the machine from hurting
him.
The man raised the gun and fired
point blank in the face of bis wife
who fell over dead.
Mr.. Beattie sprang from the ma,
chine, grappled with the man, took
i the gun away from him after being
struck once with it. The man fled
and Mr.. Beattie with all possible
speed drove the machine back to the
city The funeral of Mrs. Beattie will
occur today.
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To Sell Exposition Site In October.

Norfolk, Va, July 2O.-Sale of the
jamestown Exposition property, EN-.
bracing all the belongings of the re-
ceivership estate, was directed yester-
day by Judge Waddill in the United
States Court. The sale will be made
by commissioners, yet to be appoint
ed, and probably will occur in Octo.
rber.
The special commissioners who
were nominated to the court are: H.
H. Kerr, r. H. Baker, r. M. Lett, H.
c. Davis and H. II. Rumble.
The decree of sale affirms the
right of mechanics liens to prece.
dence of the jamestown Exposition
first mortgage of 100000, heretofore
decided by the court, when the liens
are valid. The commissioners OF
sale, according to the decree, will
divide the property, in which is in.
cluded the site of 226 acres, exhibit
and State buildings, into parcels and
to offer 1T for sale both IN parcels
and as whole.
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COTTON.

New York, July 2O.-Cotton opened
as follows: July, 1880; August, 1900;
September, 1890; October, 1217 The
market opened from 1 to points
higher. Both futures and spots are
active in Liverpool
New York, July 20.-At noon the
market was as follows: August, 12.77;l
October, 1902; December, 12.01; Jan.
uary, 1901.
At 8 o'clock the market closed as
follows: August, 1879; September.
1918; October, 1900; December 1904.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York, July 2O-Stocks opened
weak with Canadian Pacific off 1 IA;
Steel, common, American Smelling
and Southern Pacific 1-8; Amalgamat-
ed Copper, Erie, common and Union
Pacific 3-8; Erie preferred, IL;
Southern Railway, IA. The curb Is
irregular.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, July~2e.-The opening in
September wheat was 81 1-8; July.
S5 IL; July corn, e2 3-8; September.
| SO 1-S.
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Wiley Case Gets Worse For Attorney
General Wickersham.

Washington, July 20.-News and
sensational developments occurred In
the DR.. Wiley case. 1t was ascertain
ed at the Bureau of Chemistry that
the Remsen Board, which decided
that benzoate of soda is not a harm
full substance in food, is now being
paid, it is said, in violation of the
same law which DR.. Wiley Is
charged with breaking Members or
the Remsen Board, who are said to
be hostile to Dr. Wiley, are drawing
$4,000 annual salary each, $4,000 more
apiece than the law allows.
What makes this alleged violation
of the law more glaring is that At
torney-General Wickersham himself
passed on the legality of the pay.
nents and put his o. X. on it, wnile
er he recommended that DR.. Wiley
be dismissed for exactly tho same
kind of transaction.
The Remsen Board salary matter
is to be brought before the House
Committee on Expenditure in the De.
partment of Agriculture, which will
begin to probe the Wiley matter as:
soon as Secretary Wilson makes his
recommendations to President Taft
on the charges.
The Remsen Board, it is alleged,
while their work was finished more
than a year ago, it is still on the pay
rolls.
When this was called to the attOn.
ton Of Chairman Moss, of the com.
mittee, this morning, he declared that
that committee certainly intended to
get at the bottom of the Remsen
Board matter at the same time that
the Wiley charges are investigated"
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Has Disease Now Unknown.

Washington, Pa, July 2O.-Suffer
ing from mysterious tropical malady
absolutely unique in the annals Of
rce dicine, the wife Of the Rev. Viii
liam G. Johnston is at the home Of
he: mother, unable to return to her
husband, a missionary in the Gamer
roen district, in West Africa, noted
as ? death trap for the white race,
Examination Of the blood q Mrs.
Johnston has revealed the presence
Of germs unlike any ever seen by
Dacterio1ogists. In symptoms the dis
ease is similar to the dreaded sleep
ing sickness, epidemic in other parts
Of Africa than the Camerroon dis
trict, yet physicians declare positive
iv that the case cannot be diagnosed
ose one of the sleeping sickness
Some of the best known scientists
In the country are studying the case
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WHER THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
National League

ST. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Pittsburg at Boston e games.1 \
Chicago at Philadelphia.
American League
New York at Detroit,
Boston at Cleveland,
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
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REFUSED TO GIVE DETAILS

OF His Investigation to the Stanfy
Committee.
Washington, July Ex-senator AL
drich was witness before the Lori
mer committee today. Corporation
Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith
declined to give the details Of his
investigation of the steel trust before
the Stanley steel investigating COM
mittee.