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Show v - The Salt Lake Telegram. QUOTATIONS M N 'M MARK ETS NO mrMmrnp v FROM THIS AND OTHER CITIES. g Brigade. 'Acting' Chief Burbidge stated today bat no restrictions would be placed pon celebrants using fireworks tomor- - w, other than those precautions that nust be taken to insure the protection property. There will be no proscribed fireworks ietrict, but Chief suggests hat the celebrants Burbidgre select other than he business districts for their demon-- tration. PRECAUTIONS URGED BY FIRE DEPARTMENT OCK PRICES ADVANCE; RECESSIONS IN STOCKS TRADING IS MPR OVED Prices were firmer on the exchange this morning and the sales were heavier. A total of 17,r.T5 shares changed hands for $9771. Star Con. scored a substantial gain, Jumping from 23 cent?, the quotation yesterday, to CO cents on the opening today. The second sale was at 32Vi cents, after which the price declined to 291A cents. Lower Mammoth was also stronger, advancing on the curb from TS'.i to To'.a cents during the sale of 1S00 shares. May Day was firm at 19 cents, and Con. Mercur made sales at $1.45 and $1.4G. Daly-Judg- e released 100 shart3 at ?10.7.". and Daly West had 70 shares for sale at prices ranging down fmm $12. CO to $12.10. Wabash brought 23 cents on a sixty-da- y seller for too seller, and Xew York got 23!i cents on a thirty-da- y shares. The closing quotations and list of sales follow: lUd. Asked. Albion Alice $ .15 Ajax Bullion-Dec- k Carisa Chief James Devlne of the fire deConsolidated' Mercur partment has notified all property-iclder- s Creole and tenants in the business dis-ri- Daly c to remove all rubbish from in and Daly WV.n Dexter i round their premises today. Katrle & He has called particular attention to Galena iihie Central he deposits of paper and dry debris in Grand Horn Silver ct "orners, under stairways and between luildins?. He requests people in all iarts of the city to be particular about 'Ireworks in the immediate vicinity of 'oarns and stables where spark? may 'orlge in haylofts and start a blaze. !.:. .10" rOUR INCHES SNOWFALI i '.- iV:5 - 42.CO 12. 4) K .14 .S7'i .17 .,". 4.7') 1.41 4 r,' 1 Ir.frot T.ittle Dell 2.r.o .71 Mammoth .v. 1.15 1. Mammoth ;. Ontario Petro .75 .22' 2 Sacramento .('. Shower? Consolidated Silver Kine Silver Shield .10 South Swansea Star Consolidated . Swansea .IV) .;2 Ttah T'ncle-Sai.25Consolidated .. .22 fVI 21.75 S. Mhnng Company Bn Dutler 121- .IK California Century .02 Dal ton . Pi Golden Eagle Reine Ia !"2 Little Chief Manhattan Martha Washington . New York 243 i c h m o ri d - A n a c o n d a .07 M Tetro .19 Victor .25' 3 Wabash White Rock .40 Yankee REGULAR CALL. Consolidated Mercur. .? at W.1. five davs; " at J1.J5. seder thirty days. I.otvc-- r Dnv , nocco-Homesta- cents on the afternoon call. Grand Central sold ina at $4.51 and 100 nt $4.52. Daly West closed with $12.50 bid and $ 43.07 asked. I)wer Mam- moth advanced from 75 up to 77 lj during tlie sale of 2400 shares. May Day jrot 194 for 500 shares. Sacramento sold "(0 at and 1000 nt 22?;. Star Con- ',i solidated sold 2500 at 2";. Ajax sold .75 Dalv-Ju.ig- May AFTERNOON CALL. .27 '. e- t- f.00 nt 21 Wall Street Prices 2-- ke n 11 BOULDER, Colo., July C Word was received from Eldorado this morning1 that four inches of snow fell there last night. At 9 o'clock snow was falling along the range. sIIt Dalv-Judfj- at Hail at Central City. lee e, at at $10.75. 42.'v; lalv Wct, 10 $12.40. Input. ) :t 2i ;c. l'.ie. 25 at $12.50; 25 2"-- CENTRAL CITY, Colo., July 3. A heavy rainstorm started here last nisrht and changed to snow during the night. Today there was a heavy hailstorm h" at Sacramento. '. at 22sir; ri nt .' at Star Consolicnt'd, 41' at at ot ole; at T.". 320 ; jt Msurtha Washiimton. Ia' at I'jjC. here. New York, at OPEN HOARD. 2t at 7SU.o: lv at Lower Mammoth. MURDER MYSTERY h at 74c; at 71'4c; 2i at 74'r: at 7:j' .c, buyer thirty day.; Vv at ln 75'. c. BREWS IN CHICAGO New Star Consolidated. 7W at 29: 71 at r. York, r.'.v at 25'4e. ller thirty ilays. Wabash, 5' at 2:k seller sixty days. TOTAL SALES. CHICAGO, July 3. Bloodstains on 13.r,70 on Recrular. a shares at ?7iM.C1. of in tailor front the sidewalk shop 5 shares at $2""i.25. North Clark street, a broken plate sla?? Total. 17 575 shares at $.771.SS. tloor and a stolen express wagon, which was later returned to its owner, beof spattered with blood, aretothe nucleus be a murder COLUMBUS CON. GETS what the police believe May Day. 22'--e- "; o METAL MARKET. 29-- rv-n- mvstery. . CHECK FOR JUNK DEALER WILL $5500 French Flannel and Pongee Bhirtn, Fancy IIoFiery, m! Fancy Underwear, Belts, Htrnw Hats and Derby and Bo ft Hats Bnyden & Harlow Shoes, Walking Sticks, Duplex Stocks, 115 dozen Qc Neckties for 35c each, 25 dozen 75? 2.0) Ties for Neckties for 50c each, $3.00 Ties for 1.35; 1.50 Tie for $1.00; f 1.0? Ties for C5c. cents Silver again reached ounce per today. Copper held ut 13Vi and lead at r.5n. Ic-n- J. WILL GRAY 3E m il'l . !U-r- mi-j-nd- nn. nm lrrt;ul.r rr.oi.Kh thing In t., Thr rt a trr.lerey n'.itkft ("day lo Jntjete Hu-Car declln! rlthrr wa. rrp"d A m. 1 1 anil lvhiwir ll;idon As r,n !tlc!r.t Ion of the tut Into mhlh nftr-n'ti- '. the rtork market fell Murine the in or.ly Iwrniy-nni- 1 l,n h.ilf-houof whlrh flv trni.irtlnnp In Ath-lon- . four vre InI V Ir.t.ny ol Vnnfylvar.ia I v.mU rlKhim for tl nw stock it IJ on h parity with th old tork, fr ir. r. d ?iim of tl.-level. Th mvrnirr.t In llovklnK Vni:y iref-rrev- l The drorj-- r of Receiving Stolen Property: Three Complaints Tiled. 4-- - noon before Judfc'e George K. Lee at Sufficient evidence IMngham canyon. was adduced to bind him over to the I'Mstrict court under a $730 bond. The American Metal Extraction company filed articles of Incorioratlon to day. The new organization, the head 4 4 quarters of which are In Salt Iike. beJts existence with a capital ftock ginsCT'O $1 shares. of Of the Incorporators. New York Money. II. C. Lund Is president. P. C. Drown NI'W YORK. July 3 -- Or,-: Mrtncy on Hudson Smith secretary c.ill. at l't'H'j per rent; rlolr.ir V and treasurer, and thee, with Frederick i'l nreasier, c'nt. llm 4money firm; Ixty uav. Lalst and J. A. Anderson, constitute the V; ninety ceiit: fix month. dai.. a rx'r cent. directorate. rent. rime mereantlle pnpr. The company Is formed for th purt l VT r Hterltrig exrhar.Te Pltm. pose of extracting ores by means of a for rh mitr.d nrd at It ST. : M v. A new process of which Mr. Lalst Is the 4s;.o for plxty and ;otrd Jt.SS. inventor. tl J.4'?: comm-rlr-dai: hip. it IrllNINO NOTES. Th ore and bullion settlements yesterday amounted to J63.?0O. Another strike Is reported to have 1een made In the Star Consolidated. Superintendent Heed of the Galena has been very 111 for several weeks. Another car of ore from the ftah of Fish Springs is en route to th market. Manacer Hatfi?M of the Albion has rt'urned from that property In Alta. H. M. Holbrook of the Iioyal rom-hl- s home In the pany has returned to East. rr rt. Mexican dollar. 4!c. CPiverernejit p.jnd. " CllICACO. 3 July (Pl for r. ki 4 liecelrd i leg Ifi over and bulrhT'-ii-r. '.. T-- x fttt-- 1 djll. ).fr; i;rhl to : $..T" MRS. G. Q. CANNON'S FUNERAL SUNDAY MUH : - rh-.l- -- -- lamb. Cvrii.7. i, ', as-ed- . one-eigh- ? th in-M-- - 2.-- Wool rrn riar,d. romiany t(-- r n:. than "Wf rt onmt 2 iy - fcr.M or icy tr.1 ro rorrspany I T"ePral ??skr alt tsrtll th cnta a rk for !!. That rr.ia." y RACING ENTRIES v, ;. rcc.mu SiiMi-lls- tt, CofTfe -- Jloltday iioM.Jn.J; Nopiinil. rr-t- and pr. In Conrrt. July 4th. I.lU-rt- 1?! rrvb- na yMrda r.--,- t" !jy th frlhtr.d th Job! .nd ir. application. mad ManKr , j who but the Mofr i:ri !nn i ;:b'on A. i. ..... .. Oi "mi - Piii ;r.iit! ptil Hi V!.t rii Sou Uv t'oiii A Wt t Nrf Kmk llan.l t -- I". KANSAS I'lTY. July PrfTr'd r .V .... p..ilt r.Mjr stiK,r Kenn-d- in y, ', Cum KJiSnt f ir'd o.'.i St- - ..... Man!, att. in Hi I'.iul MS v:? v iV.il vv- oi - ...r. l- !l-r- . ' r, 1T7 !Trt."t HpTbil. di'reAjo . .Increase ClrculaUon, decrtaao !d. by th lo-ih- ij .rd owt'p It I filter, Irleli ner.f-- l tr.Jl fiu ISa II.. g; Tr.:". v p-- n:? lrXtnnVr r.r, l oi tv In r y Tl;r; !'! lima.; ' Art :ifTat. L) T. iiarl. ciwne--lur,el Onotl, July 4!h. I.Prrty y rv. j ark. INSANITY PLEA OF MURDERER KNAPP HAMILTON. O. Jul of Alfred A. Kr.-- p. murdr tf hl olfr, fen lr.g day a f" if ,i t illiir-- r er.nr.ed at th pen. hie ls.d;-rd-otKlw-h by Ih ardn ..n J I.l . '.H t" tdrthday th national by jrasn tt--nine frni th P.rt and ee,r.J Nation Th pi kd . Oa Vleit IYcm 1- : - 1J :.Tt r 44 P Z' n i:r. per cent. I,osd.n 2 J4.4s in S5. 4.i7.! m.ici 1 TJ.UO rihSt rourt tl.U morr.lr.K for j relimlr.ary lns to th Inability of th b.earlrc. altn-- t th t omplalnir.: t' t carri'-vr until Friday. f.iji July :nb. Liberty park Ileld'a band July 4tv d Sh-Mo- H Hh ther on our Wh.it nl'i the nay? I l'. anyway, toll papa that h raaaUJt ltx much by look." Lift, - 1! aril ape L-re- Pake HainrfoM, J MI l:rir. Htt lak SV',"i. l;j!e. Mrr.t. N !"-- M Crl Miunlv Ivier--t:- . 1, P. PaJt ,1eren, n, s AdJ ,. trar-,- Wto. . W yei . l.Ve h . . iH hik m p llrn.iv!, h;t ror.rrt. July 4th. I.llrty c:e-:'- I. 1- 5 . nae. Hlt lUn!L - M I ha m-t- hr P r,rt l.nh ft. ptH-ar- Ha-k- "a M 4r Mx Plank. career, Dtnrtr. rrt Hat Assault Caae I Continued. with i;lwuril Hay. ho I. h.irjr-d nn nnnsult with a deadly rapm ujon In Jud ..: y.rm. rar.f.rm-- ! n Wir:fr-- t allr 1 t,t-te- r. Pnvr fh.tt park July 4th. two h'. rr. P.akr cf arrive Ut night to vi;t her falhr. tl. A. J r.r.r.$. MS A Jf r.n'.nc ah a nf!',.Kr,r-r. to Mr. n'.nger. JIr miir'iaj: which bert-r- , knon n ffr!'-rto fjiilt a aurpr agii. Ui Salt Itk and e'teinher. M. . f.r tba a ;K of Ir.rl Jer.ta of Alfred' to rrove hl lnar.ity. f "ir.clr.r.atl. t.lal In U 2. tly.and Plat Mr?. Martha of th HORSE RACES. on call. 4 to HANK STAT I IMP. NT. nu)?.- - y )ubar.d, Phl'lp : KtT n 1H .... -- ; W. r,M t H. Ft rf JircK;:jVd , U'T by 0.rler t II . f.mr W. P. J I 'f f'-1 a'.) rar. par Fr flreer. o r 1 Krar.k U'llrr,; 1 ci w r. 1 Pv MrVv etat:e: Ji.".A It :Unnn; Jim! I;. J by J. W. by T. 1 W:n.r.er; Jat.m W'IAm. v r J . Th pr!?rrere 151 t"' itentiary 1 i.i . IIU : - 1'.:', il O ' j:p, V xt 1 V." h - "S 41 .M iJ. nciM' nfrve.InTc.i"" I,in. I.kdIji. a '.', T K.in New York d: J- t.: 134 .v :' i 1U TejCfl 27 1 !":' -i Perm Ily Heading N.-5c -- l- I.-- r,t VMnh I I''i P.t- oi vm mv. P."', !'- - ftd r-r-. h. I-- M r'?, "P. gr.;df M M SSS n - ... jTj I - furl N III UT ."... rion P.i f l"n I'rt tn Al liicon f. rred South P.if MU.ourl - Pic (h- ",, 7 hr BIG CELEBRATION MT l." tl K-r- 1 v fS f't .nt i: ......i:tVI ........ t Wniel ; ' l - hy T. 5 Hj-i4- Powell; Aurlra. owr.td 7.1 ! Fhor.,. Jr. Wimwr. trpt for r.amd hcfe.'rr--tr ;r Terr l y It. A. Tr rr.:r r.f-- 1 ur-- Italf-rr- 'i PRISONERS TO HAVE - ! e- - Tr yer -, ;- b T KrX'Cu or Pt l I'arker: orru. omM Irlin ulu of ten January. i 1 ."I "I - :r, J1' r.iiK-kl'- ('ana ty Vt .'-- l-I.- 1 . 1 ..-.'- V.- - ajn- . trial Slai-r granted a hhot i curt. Mr. Knr.dy Si!prm a tii'nth matrre husband nftr thy rix I an! tno l.i r aflr h had brought eult to ltav. th-ltnarilajc. t which ha n fir-dn,.f,-rtbad aflJ. Prtn--th won nr. fathhail! W. two er, and hr , w.-- tbrother. William and Albrt Print-hrgd with blnr m i omplt "". William arid Albert urr r.Utd and lb f.ither la t to be tri"d. S.mlh Ma l:i Hn"i: . Cl-tlltrh t. , 4 ' P.' I Ptoplr'a Mt rrnrtln I " orn Pr f' fnrr.lO.--, ' nt rr. c U!v ir.t-r- Kvfil. jr.lr u.urdr -- lu-r T. nu at.i!Uv. j f r TO MRS. KENNEDY .n arlr.K. HlvfT2. ir. h :ida day lal "fk w-T- .l Kj 1 k l;a NEW TRIAL GRANTED LOCAL QUOTATIONS. Y.-- trf h y tak fur t tj-,- r ? e a !n every ever,, Tbr rod ar.d th rur ri: rara ! o..J i b rV.j-larlf lr.trl!r.c. Ther!rta cv for narr..1 ; .; HpeJ j A.. rec by Ljl r r,rf. ; . " r d I v A 24 pev, . n. r.? r. !. W. Miv T t? by S2-I- 1 a r-- d N'iw ir.ner 3eIivT al,rrtrt urs. f y ttni-orar- y ic ' pul;sS afternoon. t? . v 11. '. r,y nr for th i r m".as Th man;cmr.t ha rtnpl-fr'.jr tov and l anxtou to employ tn iv. or. ha Th t h r t of th ttrtk-rt;M Ilk to BANK CLEARINGS. Tod. Fam t-- o llr tHh rotr.t aratlv dUpatch. .!id iark. y - n..r.al. n it-frt- I trd market ; ho)t-Ir.- c who havr jlne to Ktrtk a.id tho th employ of th rompnir. Th lntrnsptlon of th r Utttrn eira. P'ic; to rsrxt. i.vtl.'. all n.rn-ln- t alut th ofTo with intnt thmlvra a whn refund ridiculing- th but and k- uairj. li of th onKr! hur.jr -. Iv: Fuii- - AT CALDER'S PARK In put a in:ic yentrrvlay r !- i of th atrlk orritlr.i: the ladT stop to all dmvintratlon th ttrlkera Mr,actr Brown i f the had plnnl. and tolay everythinic I tbla rrorr-iar,nomJZ Inartful. A crowd of th atrlklrr rr.. tb race to W 4 V- - nctln Th . pack ig : .rcj.imr. hcc R. ctptfiif.'tj.'e. :o? p.i' kMK' de-ide- 1 t to wn bark to f.rk." Th NT" ay tby- will rot nork f r 1 he-p- s : lr r.imr-ir.rr.- t th'-will r.ot return to work until the farmer rati la h-i- urn-hange- - etday thoe of th Western tr.lort th clllvrlrc ma pa? from lj to l'i cr.t arh are tlll - et-K- s i r-- ho went on a tvya th d r l.cnb. flow, tpxxl t choh IXr t h loner; JPTT. 4 41: fair to choice f rnttS, T. . .1.7; : Western IS; na;lv ti,utpi K t Mrs. Caiolyne Young Cannon, wife of the late President fleorge Q. Cannon. died yesterday afternorm of heart failure. The deceased wa ill for several anu naa ieen uiicohmiouh since Tusday. Mrs. Cannon was born In 1'tah. and was a daughter of Prigham Young. She was the mother of twclv children, nine TO BE NAMED MONDAY whom are of living. BACK FROM THE SHEEA. Mrs. I'nnnon was president of the Cannon Ward Relief Fo.ty nnd a The Salt Lake route will appoint an member of the Daughters of th" Amer"W. JL child, secretary of the Sheba ican Revolution, and the Daughters of auditor Monday to take charge of the mine of the Humboldt district in Neih Pioneers. a from division. I't last Lake returned of Salt the evening trip vada, ..(counts The funeral will be held Sunday afhe been where has to d that property, been not Who will be named has at 1 o'clock from the residence ternoon TJrooks in putSuperintendent and as the matter rests entirely assisting the r.ew mill into commission. The at the Cannon faim. with Auditor r K. Rule the name of ting is operating as well as can b explant l;e success! applicant cannot be pected, and is handling about thirty earned. ore daily. This tonnage will of tons OF WANLESS Mr. Rule will remain in Salt Lake however, as soon as the mill HEARING local auditor the to assist :ong enough has a capac ity of fifty tons;. Tie1 mine ;o get his work well in hand and will underground !: opening up in line conTO BE HAD TUESDAY then return to Los Angeles. dition. Held's band, Liberty park, July 4th. BOGTON STOCK MARKET. "Will F. Wanles. an attorney who Is charged with having prevented ami disCompany Organizes for 8500,000. :: e was practl-thThere suaded Mrs. C. Hansen from attending RQSTON. July The Murray Mining company today on no mar ket exchange rally today. of with articles the trial of Marlnus Olseti, charged with its 'iled incorporation of I 'tab stocks and Amalgamated a serious Prices The is James. Clerk company 'ounty offense, appeared before Judge divided into as follow C. P. Diehl this morning and recpiestcd tpitalized at $."00,000. Closinsr. many shares, par value SI each. A genPa !.. Ilinh. T.ow. Tild. Aske(. that hi case he postponed until Tueseral mining business will be carried on. Aiii.'il day. July 7th. at which time his hearing .. will bo held. p.hiham V," 43 pv. "o.ilv W st Hold's band. Liberty park. July 4th. n Attorney Wanbss Is accused of havV. States . intimidated Mrs. Hansen nnd hav7 1C Mercur .. . t'z ing induced her to leave the jurisdiction Suit Against De La Mar. ing Utah court. He was released on of trial the Con Hoston of Flora V. Clement, administratrix his own recognizance. e estate of Victor M. Clement, de- -, today filed suit against Joseph BOSTON AND RETURN Idaho Wool Season Nearly Over. Mar to recover La De 'l i:i several mining claims owned The wool season will close In Idaho In a week or ten days. L. W. Hohn. travbv the defendant, alleged to be due to n- husband for personal services renHalf Fare Via R. G. IV. Ry. eling freight agent of the llurllngton. dered as an expert mining engineer. who has been supervising the loading Celling dates June 22rd and 2Uh. of wool in Idaho for his road, arrived here today. He says the greater patt Burlington Lines Now Clear. Concert, July 4th, Liberty park. of the Idaho clip has le t n marketed an 1 The passenger service on the P.urling-o'- t that it has be'n about 20 per cent lightroute, which was badly crippled by HORSE RACES. er this year than formerly. has been in floods Kansas, recent he resumed. The local office of the road St. Louis Wool. today adreceived an official circular now clear. Calder's are 4th. lines -the park that July ST. T.OPIR. July vising .Steady; TerWestern pud mdlun.r. l&ijlsic; p.nc ritory Liberty park llela'.s band July 4th. medium, ll'udc; lLit, 131&V)C Held's band. Liberty park, July 4th. rr.Mner Th Mrtke r. j hejvy. f .1; heavy. V rruh f.ij;f t.ie. r..73.i0 V.. "'i ..:: bulk lijrht. ar.d tWlarr out : Hheltrept. fhp. P'llfc . .. i ; ed - M.r"'; Mot. day. to!jv, fee f r to-k- Z '.. 4 IX. ':H U-- $1 t. ru. lc-a- c . and tj j ,4I. hlfr. rw. TS: t t!l. n.X'.f CSiH.Ti: carrrr. ra'.ver.. r. "i ft j't M': r. fp.-de- fy-rncs- ! Cattl'-Rel- pt. t dull. lo trtrne to rtrii tm. 14 .. K-tm- r -- Chicago Cattle. ---- ig-iins- tt-!tnr- e. ! ilth th mt furthtr Irobl Telegraph Company Wants tlc!pl of trlkr.vra"I tvr r byth r,trub our of aud trlay ho ar.td lo V.art More Boys, but Appli- er.i:r t tBlrc." h eall. rotnr att r!cht cants Arc Intimidate! andP.rryth'.r.r I for m of th ir.krlav at tr.id,; Flat bon!. Irn guhir. ! STRIKING MESSENGERS ARE STILL HOLDING OUT nt. 4 have ben fild Cohen, one by the Highland lov smelter, one by the Oregon Short Line. an. I another by the Rio Grande Superlntend'-r.Lll of the Lower Western, all of which accuse him of Mammoth arrived in the city last night, I he same offense. after closing down the mine. Operations will he suspended for several weeks 4th. II eld's band, Liberty park. July while the hoisting equipment of the property is being strengthened. Condiand tions in the mine are SALT LAKE AUDITOR enwith the?o the management satisfied. tirely Three complaints itl I 4U444444 vice-preside- t ' rhj-McU- 1 Kansas City Cuttle Manacer .Taeobson of the Columbus KANSAS CITY. July 3 ltlle Rece;pljt returned from that Alta property last r Native fl.rri. ? i' 1": Tex.-- aj.d Ir.dlau IL'.'J ntrf. The initial shipment of ore from the evening. j I rntk-l Teu ratlv Columbus Consolidated of Alta was '.o, V;..r Aj.d f "When th shaft of the New York ar.d h'tfr. X2.(tX: I.' 7.. i :t marketed today, the lot of 102 tons reaches the P level drifting will be rrt. bid t. I." r ?l Western nmn, J17;,'I.X: ounces silver. 10. per commenced. T2 iv..: shoAintr forty-liv- e riecf ij.ts hr.td: market st ly cent copper and $1.20 in fold to the ton to n. . TO: p u weaker. new IO;;k or the Ilancrxk. Ceorge J. manager Jaeobson For the consignment Manager r..7.: mdJ.irn. I". 7 ;C 7T.: rntx'd. of the Comstock, will leave to nsume 5T. drew down a check for $5500. O'j0 Vi ; of that property tomorrow mornthnrge S. ... a The Columbus promises to be steady ing. ? .ilc. Pheep Receipt :a 1: rnarVt S : r .. Mutton. $t producer from now on, tlv ore deposuml. j: li; John A. Ctroepheck. Sr.. and A. W. rsr.P" "l!;r, its already blocked out being sufficient McCune. t3.,vV. will set all tomorrow. from New market Jr., to maintain a steady output for an inYork r.cxt to Join the Tuesday for Teru definite period. In the meantime develMcCune forces there. New Tork Produce. opment work is beinfc steadily pushed NT:V YORK. July Z - H itt'-- -- I.c . pt and new ore bodies are bclnK opened up. ; i. r:i7 OPERATIONS SUSPENDED AT LOWER MAMMOTH. I in f'-- - a last resort to try r!lum raj an! treated lh afT".lf ird I art by i them to the light of rartlum trorr.".!. the iitronr?l radium rTratlon !n a r !! arid by a rrs-iuand corr.J Ifte dSf-a- lranre of th PhyieUnt at th earn had mt!rr that r.lum raya ruri a tumor rrn. ruff of minoarcoma (a talrlnr a Mack or oth-- ra dark5 crlrt of rr' . matter) and evral t a 4-- 4 i am Cohen, a junk dealer, charged with receiving- stolen property, had his preliminary hearing yesterday after- rtjort, lo lh VlnncM" Soclfty nnd read At u. recent Ardmtand-In-cfc tr the cfTrct that u Ion cure by rac!lum caff of rancr the cf 4 4 clinic the late Prof. Ou at 4 4 4 4 rays 44 -1 HAr Tn1 aenbauer. ratUnt. Mho ws July ilT, yenra of ap?. had long ufTerel from runrr of the ralaf and Up ar.il had r . ( 'opjvr and lead qui t an un- uron frultle!-lypate31y been ofratd charged. In th autum of 192. wbn the pny- - i F. rhylc!an. of th mti Frknc ! on a Charge f In a Re- f hrH' to It ultht tk ra!r again, onebfluljy clr terrr.Jr, elcUni of th Vf r.r.n circle Medical 2. lntrctM an jtrestly rtmmun!ctctj r.rly 1 d;ll .ird firm. c.dfig hr trivial. !!'-l- f Julr VI FINN A. tmfr.H'itlylanito r.leht brtrg s'.ishti" :iK--f hnrderi'-- Irlc-- X Medical Circles of Vienna Much Interested in a port Just Made Public. : Is Bound Over mi REMARKABLE CURE OF CANCER BY RADIUM RAYS ed J i: FACE TRIAL COURT i . . - NEW YORK II ETA L. NEW SMELTING COMPANY WILL USE LA I ST PROCESS. (8b BRO 153 MAIN STREET J at 5.1 . ) Otiin Buitfs Peerless and It. & W. Tronscn?, Farr Vests, Manhattan and Monarch Riirts, White China Bil.V 3.-O- rnlnc 1 the Fourth. Con- NEW YORK. Jul- rMv fhowr.1 fractional recession for the printh rtccUltl1 cipal stock and orne HmXinR Va21c rrored hurp 4l. before d.opped tu M. rrsaklnR lui orders apprarod. Tl. prl supporting rallied 2 iolnt nnd aicvln fill to th lowest, landing mock irre tJi.favoratly affected by this liquidation, and were txo leiire!ifd on th lni!rr.tr,cnt U'mnl thru onrrd down Ihi nr. Trader fracle.idrAtchlj-nnuitantut usually act1 , fuadlnz. tion, particularly lin'.tlmoro & Ohio. Ht. lnul Norfulk At l;ar.-lWratrn. Southern I.rlc. U. B. AinaJiiam.itM Tranult, Krtoklyn ! ! frr--dsjtThe movement of prirn wa almoM arl the market m:.de no ppr- UPNi r;nrrv tu th ,uil allon of th tnnk ftutrmer.t. Hocking Valley rlU. I1!. Ceer ral LlrrtrU d llnd Z nnd !"-ve- r & Kio nind nnd I',illun a point. ll.ind wrn loc. (fl)FF SA You aro familiar with oar goods ccid you know that when we announce a reduction we mean just what we say tinue Fractional Lower Tendency. T Colorado Covered With a Mantle of White for 3am Colien - 1- Chief of Police Turns Over Town to the Fireworks FRIDAY EVENING, .UrLY 3, 1003, urn i N F'OURTO . ... ........... park. AWN AND : : ; : : : : AFFAIRS J. F. 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