OCR Text |
Show The Salt Lake Telegram. 8 MINING " UNDER DAM "Bear Trap." PITTSBURG, July A sad accident 29. followed chortly after the formal opening of darn No. 1 in the Allegheny at Herr's released r.f0 shares. 2X) at $9.47''-- and the remainder nt 53 50. Daly West braced up to $29 on the curb with tl ?ale of fifty shares. Lower Mammoth ruled around the mark. Star On. sold at Wz rf. and Cen:i'S cents for 100 shares. Carisa let IPX) shares go at 9 cent, and Mamtury got 100 31.00. shares at moth dropped The closing' quotations and list of vales: Daly-Juog- e island last night, in which four young people were drowned. Dead: Joseph Brown, aged 19. Henry Brown, 11, brother of Joseph. Frederick Butler. Edna Shipley, 81-ce- 13. J .2 The three boys were riding below the Ajax ? .r 1.2.". S. r!am in a skiff and seeing three girl friends Bullion Beck .PUi on the bank, invited them to join in the Carisa Consolidated Mercur l.f.22 l.f.t-ride. When all had been seated, the skiff Creole ." !.."m was headed for the dam, and when with- Pjly-Judg- e SS.T'J Sx.iC. West in a short distance from the structure the Daly Latrl? Blue Bell l. suction from the "bear trap" drew the Grand Central 4. 10 the in of boys frantic efforts, boat, spite 1.2a Silver into the water flowing over the dam. The Horn t'Ui Jr.got accident was witnessed by hundreds of Little Bell S.'"' people and rescuers were quickly at work, Lower Mammoth M .M'i but before the party could be reached, May Bay V2 .KtU four of the number were drowned. Edna Mammoth 1 ."." P Kdgen and Annie Mclntyre were rescued Silver King 70 TPoo in an unconscious condition, but were 14 .14 Silver Shield ..T' Star Consolidated ,;n r.) Ft ah .2r.Cr.cle Sam Consolidated .. .S2 i:1."" IT.:." Co.. Pnited States Mining COL. PAGE IS TO 11 Butler Liberal .17'j .7 HIack IPss !! .17 California SUCCEED . Century .o1'1 i Golden Magic .'0 La Heine .'4 Little Chbl A dispatch was received from "Wash-to- n Manhattan . ,'z Washington today stating that Postmaster Ar- Martha "1 New York thur L. Thomas of this city had recomTetro .lo mended that Col. Henry Page he ap- Victor .is "Wabash e pointed cashier of the Salt Lake -- 0 Yankee. to fill the vacancy made by the REliI'LAU CALL. retirement of M. A. Daughorty. JJii't :it !e. Car'sn. Col. Page, who has been a resident of st 10 at f"Si. Paiy ) at c2c; 100 at M'ie; Lower and Mammoth, Salt Lake for the past twenty years, 81V-Vn at Me. seller thirtv da vs. at 1' is highly respected in this community, at $l.oo. Mammoth, Sacramento. .' at 2,"."4o. seller thirtv only recently returned from Cuba, where he was collector of the port of days; l.""t at 24c:50'"C' at Silver Shield. at 13lc;"ri'.0 at 14c. the Nuevitas,' on the north coast, fromevac21 La 4c. at Keiif. war the until close of the Spanish uation of the island by the American OPEN' BOARD. roops. Dalv West, 7 at $:0.r.o: fo at TZCA. Col. Page's services in Cuba were highly 2r) at jr.47's; at Z. Lower Mammoth, lc at vie. satisfactory, and Gen. Leonard "Wood, a speSacramento, 2:."-- at 21c, seller thirty military commander of Cuba, in On days. his of them. cial letter spoke well Star Con., 0o at 2G1 c. recommendation Col. Page was included Century, P at 3Sc. among a number of persons who had TOTAL SALES. served in the employ of the military or11.910 who. of Cuba, by special fovernment Begular. shares, for J2K"0.12. spans, for $7723. 12. Open, der of President Roosevelt, were made ybrjves. for S!0, Total, Kligibh? for any civil service appointment under any department cf the general (Jovernment. Col. Page is also a veteran of the Civil war. CONTRACT LABOR AT GENERAL MANAGER WELLS, () rth $) (f) & ( 'T. .V : , the pharmacist, is In on business today. Ogden MONTAKA-TONOPAH'- C. H. M'COY, TO GO eOlUPlP. f 4- - f Tuiieial of William Bing-- The funeral of William S. Bir.fr. infant ( h.ild of William S. and Kuni e who died yesterday, will lie held Pin, 4 this afternoon from the reso'clock ai idence of the parents, 410 Fifth avenue, - J. 4- 4- - The Evening Telegram wi1! in- form you on all sports, resorts and theaters. Look up the ad. column. -- f Pi tr- - A r - ! l hr- I - . . J.ip f 1 r ( f;w n f lb it I?-- Y .t gr-- i p - 1- ' e ?" ant SV''"ST 11 -r I r r.: r r "1 a '.'. ? 1 . r-- ttJ''' " 1 " 5 jiij, ttr til r y '-- 'r . r j j ' e-- I aff-r- p !: n- - - I- f IT!.. lb 1 v r: 1 bar. 1 v'Pt i .aim d l j n fj-wr- ji;n 1 j 1 f. - t fl ,.!!( - ,1 J rr Tt'd - r- ! j rr..rp-- - - r. or r . tl; - ..' he v vrv.S'.n. J. I. Mt;t - i r j r iy rn. 1Ki!v': V!',!f"S f A '. Mr. ?.p A.--. S-'-- !. - rilir. rl M!--..;- A 5 i i-t!- J', J s fr.-t- l y i aftrr tl--- J( w Iowa Gavcrncr r - Ivr.NPd.T. ST. T. 'flinty Wf!f' .'id r t'. t:.. s. '. ''. - t.v t J.'-- ' l;d. ttf.tk: 4 .:iiM mi- ; " ? r . '. IT.; 5 T',; ! '- S HUNGARIAN RESCUED ..,!. :'., ie.'ill.r r . ; ! r.;.l. !; t! -- FROM FRENZIED MOB ' J . ' . . riiii'Acu. .;. Crowd Under Impression lie Had Committed Criminal Assault, About to Lynch Him. I f : ....r ft . k . t j rr t f.r ? : w P. dpt !.... nor. T."; I V f: ; : , r. ( : .m. " j;- 1. h r - ii". :'."; ! ;f-- o ! it t i. I it'-''"!- r j - . n :. ; ri t t ' I j.-- rr''); t : f b I ; 1 . t, - ! - I"."".. j;". 1 r - 1 f.'. '.. -- - ?; ? ! v o . S b'ng rr: 1 r . .it .f . '!rr w. l, ;,',z : - .,- t tl-.f- .?'. 1 r iff ; 7 ' r ' 5 : 5 m: j ; " I " i . - Slt. 2 r P . T r, R. t 1' 3h:;i V:.y " : 1 ',;rrr f . 5 t ! . " a ; r ? 7. ! f 7 . y w Lkt '!';.r,.j..- r,' ti-- 'v-:- P - , t- r-n- i 1 .1 - p- . . T Pa n i " . t. . 1 at ' ! T i' 3 ! , . . . 1 iiiv vi r u. j: . J;dv i'i.t-,i t fef !'; r tetb "K. 1 ,H at t; i! I!-.- ' I 1... v si'. T j 5. t Pi t V, ? e u ! f v t .. " f r t 1 f 1 t . t ? r 1 J; ; - r t .1 " crf . r t ,'.'.o . 3 f . :" ; ' f t; ' . : ' 5 J t : t - ; !.,'-. .'.; t r 4 t ' . : - 1 T f . fi . ! .,' j , r," I - . .ji 't 1 rtl."?'-- p J t.-- K - N . . r . 1, n;--- r. . i . .irvl - I..,-.- . th I ? - C!i!::..:r.5n v. 1 P 7 1 ! ..If 1 Gooicci, Vir. , . t . : ' r ..... ; r ..rw ..rd- i t ? r . r;.,. ,";...". - 5 - -- 5 f 1 r . t ; 1 rir.ar.fr t! W r cr P ll, 'l - h c t 1. r. f w - X :J ' .1 - .1 ?. - !- , ? .".'- .1 ; jr; ' A r--- f- ! ,f ' . : 1 1 Gtiiius t; ! V . - f I - j.rjtM' v f j :.r 1:1 .t t"' ' t m wt.l at. 1 ,:j ,.'. I;.:: c J. A..U ! 1 A , ..rrrrriW, I f: to c -- ''. i;. ,1 c " b ".v,t.,;;;,;:) r ! ! . I .n t '!p t?v r t'- y .f ; . ?r..iy In P, a lb . ! '. r A .'- i- ; f.rsi-.;- J1-- " 1 'W'f t -- ; i. T .' ci; bJ j lb-brid- t r Y-- c ;.. 5 . '. !P ,! rirr.'riT ! '. I ; - - f f .t: ' the tirntly arrival cf .f:lc-r- s. . r J.dai p.w- - nvd lol' I.'T. V !; $.. t it.!i tt . r:. is.'.; teoli, a Hungarian st-iv).!.;.x-.,rworker, would t'.ivi. '. ,.f uik ha e t eti strung up by an r. rawed rnvb j lisv.t. ! Sh- ep ; P"". . ' v. . i.dan.l last rdKht. . tnPwj.U-ohrV..!. ,: )! ; K. to V.'l.'lir,;v. hi.' was divinr.. .oii;lit hi ho j.: ::?! f.4:r to !.,,.-- . rmv.d. tr- . :. arra.s and embraced a w n and t n t.l?ii Wo;- - rn ja woman resldlnj: en the lbu.d. Wi ian l,t:r.l.. z:i:, i 2 as sh- w;w rrturnlnj; hon.e uver Tlje wnm:m' cr'.' S wire qua kly il by cittz. ns who rusl-.r-fror-- j Chicago Grn!n. afiscr their Ifimi s. ! nt J tv a; P. r w The ui.'.n ran, pursued by a crowd which v. rilK'ACO. . rr .u . . A.c to ' to .0. :;, i:.'. r n laiue. When lh Ki'v every the o; r !:i; and wl'h st !: fat" mob drew clos" t. the fereja. r he a? b ;r. i:...r.d tl: ' rh . b 11 ?!' !.rt tuir.ed and drew a dirk twejve lnchiu .!. : P ri..M: .1! and hei.l the i.i' b lertth ..; ii.ty fer a S I.. l r, a , ; I ' U,!.. t time. j Inrnu'ii Un... LO,.- M tr kmle fnun bin hand, and utauh-- r p:.t- s CiPtr, - Jul-,- , him on the head ana kn ked l itn d wn. M 1 . ."." t r.. ?r. .';"'.''.".". A lop-w;is seri for by tie- around t.'-..t J I" .! ' i ' ciilzens, who ven- nr.der iho bnire.vi.,-u ' r. . b. n that ;i tTiniinal assault bad . , . I'ork--Jul- . Sis-;i.,o,. :inhid ! u d. (! .1 ; . d J J. . . Pin! Ke.I n,t. when a j ni'Uti, and a lreI r. rale I. '.;' force of policemen arrived upon the r ; IP.!.-- . Ja'v . K P. . S pt- i..h and rei u d the man man Pe- in.b. lb i. t.d- r, p '".. was bndly us.j up and I.h in a. itii.H -jjp . ; N. ; w condition. P't.. Ji.lv. i : Tlneuhi . r J!.' to Visit American Squadron. King r. c P. b IdSP.ON". July Klnu ('h.irlrs !h N . t 7 ".csh Wi.-.- n to iit the Ir.ited StMts Punpaa I "I w r'-- . N11 T ' . N1 cii Satnrdav. Tie- ai hard wlnt-njuadntn corded to i'.dton .md the :i rn 5 u .ii. other American orTletr by the Kltuc and sptb.ir. ' f 4"orn-N- .. N".. Ci; en Am.dla t th" royal e.itle at n.lb-from l.i.bon. Mon- .'. .2 ; N" p'luteen ii,i;....,V :n..-- t da cordial. New Yoik P rein re. l Pi It." P a t t?e . t : '. a. .-. ;r--- n :p v. .1 Jla-raii'j- !..rvp! 1 .' i f -- HI J .f... . .: Ie ".'. i ::v rat r : j.!.' t r.. tt" t ".I IJ .iti. ti."-- T or rr d . . ,. r r, . ?'t y- J..:v ; th" . , if .rl!if '.t I;..-- T! X f.i.; i I r, Jr. - rn Pi !" 4 ''V " t , .!; i- It;.'. ?s.f. , k" '.'. rre . jui-- ; t 1 . ; -- - li !.'.,,.! ; ? . f . CJiicrtso C.ittlr. 22.' ' w?r. I.", - t- A d r.'-- c'-".T"- T ..: .T'.; a ""A j ... ! , - w.!.rfS' li.-- , tl .:- -'. . c 1 f r t i : i.' '. .?.. T . j.'- - . H . ! (.,m;:;'. k. ? li" r . ! i rr. itfc ,u ? ir t: ! !rv i'K"t. - 1; .if ti til" '!' , j:'. r. W 1 1 .'-- ; c f.. m i - 1". 7. 1 a I'.n d; t - t - . !'--- - j.l I J-- t.rit Iv.- r..it ftr. II' 1 P Ir..!!.in t." t r. riTY. J f-- t. i i ti d y. f Kr.nrns City CAt'le. KANSAS ir.u y: I u!;t;o:t;". iA !f It, -- i." : . JT'i''t 5 a Char.pe. 1 St. Louis Wocl. I.nPIS. July :.i -- Vf 1 1 the Stat? cf 2eeesjtY fcr De-clire- s Atte's s - - ed Busir.rs -. . 1 .''"! . r 1; V. r 4;r, r URGED BY CUMMINS H;jc.'t. tV. I - ; t-- r W. Va.. J ily .1- - t K. I t . . c..:.-r.-.:.- ul'd irobably return tonlfht. Just v.hat l.uslne?s bring- Mr. lirre at this titn ould r;t b. larnd. but It Is Mi;,p'd In rallr d cirri, s that h" cam to arrange ih- - details of the p!ar. for th" r.w i doj-"fum tr 1: erected by the l;ort Line. It la tindertoo I that th moving and rebuilding of the 1. al car hot v It aI?o b dicuti-.-with t'.e SJiurt Llr.e oilh ia!s. YVHi-:i:LlNi;- " .b i.A r.t ar-Hv- rr- l t..rk : : . "i! l'--rb- - S:. l. S I'd), :"P. tra!. ;d!T 1' i. tlfi; r.il' . c. St I. a?vi ..c? ..?-tif.i l5 t t l Ami:;.- ,v T- tr' f i.forrf-Vli K',i.',.ti.xl- I," 1 C..-.Hat;!". s 1 vice-rrvsild1- Al -- r M 1 pr-.-.;t- and general manatr-- r of th Short Line, and Uod-dcr- .t llnsdner William Ahton. lie here early today front Omaha ar.d ! ; !'.' - t'r. i " ' r . !.r1( k n P : , y :''-..!- M-a- t. - 1 1 t ' : . . : : . b.-r- - - ! : J 1 ! Wh-i'-Ji- 1 1 -- 1 - : " - - 1 '.n' i r- - . ! 1 . i mti-milt- - - , , j - ka MARCH OF CIVILIZATION. ! v 1 . m-it- t ; . i 1 , . - - 15 - - -- rz. r- p v ! Vj-- e. 1 r- : per.-te- : : i , - r j N'-r- al T." Mn-tri.- t. Mi! s Lit ;- Miners Accept Scale. Indianapolis. Ind.. July L'. th-f Mlm I'nited headquarters it is -- Al th ot k-e- Ni;w P. : p tK". Y K.m:.. i J a btty .ivj'.ck! It lyooiirM 1. d;. M ; rs 1. !j announced. that o: '.i -p.- IP rt .w. at. ,h rs and operators . . the mile t O t'rV. '.. . . . Kan., ha vp reached - a v. ijp avn . incut . n!. t. t ,j r Tie- settlement, which for nil.' pp;. j . V of o4 t... Ufa' riantsrun-o-anf advaiue i.f c.d. No .UT li mine, atfeeiv "0.0 t. iruni ton. all the and miner indirectly, directly in Kansas. Missouri. Arkans ;i and In- - LATEST UPRISING AT di.in Territory b.nii; l m tlted. PANAMA SUBSIDK3. in this city I ( i:- PStt-'bure.- . I . v.-.tr- I . .,. -- .'i-rti.-- 1 '." - 41 t-- . . . . '. . J , BOSTON I.IAN RETIRES. PIc'MFIFPD. July th.- d, nt Frank Wilson, the Deep Creek operator, has returned from a trip to the East. FOR AMUSEMENT. - H. Bancroft. j at-tep- TO GO "l!-- :e.-.nr.unr1 ' u!, NVn- Yrk l' .t:.. Jerry, thief ciipln.'r of tho Union Pac ific and onsultlnf: engineer of the Oregon Line. Is in alt Lake today consulting with W. 11. 'jy. Tlie diie. or.s Posion and (Pdd Mountain Minc'ast Waterier. ing comr.any ludd a meeting In this city Monday, at winch, according to in formation given out, considerable busTwo Wards at Saltair. iness of importance was transacted. The Seventh and "Fourteenth wards The previa- nt of the company, '. I'. e,iviug- their annual excursion at Watkins of Boston. Mass.. did" not :'aliair today. Tomorrow the Methoso in his absence Alrnon Kobison dist church and Ked Men will have pos- of Fillmore, the of the session of the beach. company, presided. At the meeting the resignations of C. K. Watkins as president and A. M. Watkins as secretary Treat for Women and Children. were and C. C. (loldbranson children's day of thisaccepted, Today is women'!? andwomen was elected president of the city adare nf (''aider's park. The Ii. Williams, also of A. and company, of free mitted to the grounds charge Richfield, a director. and each child is presented with a sack of candy. MINING NOTES. WHERE . ! BERRY IS IN TOWN Thr l.lch. pa vice-preside- krr I.ir J ; - CHIEF ENGINEER h has m..de ib The Monta third shipment of a. carload of or. thirty tons to the Hal! Pake sne Iter, Th ore shipped P of as uo..d. if not srarie than that . nt out . , 1, . . ...... last ..I v. i;n a i.eiieu .1.. ino coj.ipany ij. oum. .1 ku ...i.r.. ovr $:'.!') to the ton. Tie- last shipment is the third lot that lias been s.nt to the smelter ihe past tuo mouths, and the company expects fiom now mi, or until it erects reduction works and is enabled to mill its product at h.oni". to make at least a shinne-uof ope carload per month. Tonopah Ponjn.a. : ', - M5:,t. Pt S Itcar-Admir- of I 1 1 -f- -- - t . - 5 - m St.-:- . - . in-for- i t t- b..-tte- Ti;e livening Telegram will you on all sports, resorts and theaters. Iook up the ad. bie. e.d '.J. i EOR AMUSEMENT. v ? C. S. t"..o, l tt OUTPUT. na-Tono- t -t- i S ar l r"Mvr A T"1 - r i V.U-- n? fn I 1)11. HERBERT L. SMITH, o prominent yVhysjician of St. Louis, who is n r a Ch'nacro Porier, pi fs-uhis with in West the company lets mad.' tie first piyrnt-n- t louring' syndic wife, arrived here today and registered on tie- Keystone jrroup of tdaims in at the Wilson. IB' is well pleased with ame In county, Nov. Mr. PorP-Zion, and will probably remain hero from th" west yesterday and before i days. sevt-r-n eairc; camp he started a fore; of workmen on the Keystone property. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, district Considerable develojuierit work lu alpassenger agent of the Nickel Plate at ready been done and some rich copier Denver, is spending the day with the ore has been disclosed. local railroad men. Ku-re- - ".:-r;..- . - u, I'.m o . Ni;V YcH!C. July j,r, r; Atr t . l 1 b-p- e - .. 1 j t I'cJ New Yerk iVi iral. !!r.- d - eral other officials Manager Moats of the Latham Minroad went out to Buena Vista yesterwho:-ing- company, property is loinspect the yard. Some cated in thday afternoon to Mountain district pnif-improvements are to be made and the officials are understood to be figuring of Nevada, is back from a trip made to on the cost. superintend tho Initial shipment of bvad 4 concentrates from the ikmv mill, which THEODORE DAVIS BOAL, who was recently went into commission. Th injured in a runaway accident mill is operating satisfactorily to th recently in this'eitv. has so far recovered from management, and the output of concenhis injuries that he is again able to trates assures steady shipments from get about and attend to his business. now on. He arrived here from Denver yesterday and is registered at the Kmitsford. KEYSTONE CLAIMS BOUGHT. WHERE l.eif.. L-;- l r. " sistant f:ngineer McCartney and sevof the San Pedro 1 Ordered. . Chi m: tc St rd li. t S redexation rr"tid'nt Counter en t!i Sheriff With $200,000 Suit cn, Xe!.lf cf Mlr.T. Receiver Namti for Property Long in DUpute. and Itn Sale Is i- - indefi- FOR CARRYING GUN TO GO UNDER HAMMER I r f-- -- ot r -d pr-ftrrc- - 1 OPERATION AT SPHUCi: MOUNTAIN IN NEVADA. Pt-if-- I.;r Stl MOVER PAYS FINE FAMOUS PALACE CAR intiattan, ! 'hi-nc- The big Centennial Eureka mln is now being worked entirely on the contract basis. Such is the information given out by Manager Allen this morn ing. This transition from the hired to the contract basis has been a gradual one, and of its success Mr. Al'm Is entirely confident. The latest work to be awarded the contractors was the sinking of the shaft. ;'nd under the new system this is moving quite The shaft is to be hammered down to the level, to enable the man agement to explore the ore bodies at that depth. As- M I Ii ;wt-r- i t.iof j t: n of t? r U -t '?' I th. f t! " Senator V. J. 'nnon of the OM Im prrfrrrd, Smltlitir. A Tr.' tt n " . f .. a 'f It h lil! v.m tlo;p r ll ieeia tr perial Mining company of this camp !in! lrebit L Fo. ,t i.ir'iii went tn Ogden and Salt Iake lat week f. II 4. and Lvt? .: A T. rr. Il .i ?. V on busine ss. Cherry Creek Miner. t l Sup.T. Vnj:-- ' I ! Aii'l K''k 1'a; d iTrfrr--I.'r,d ! fi 1.i it lrin,' f.!-'' The ore and bullion settlements yes ! ntid livnr.fH'r- A. Ttr lliut" .' ! U.m k d amounte-t. tv ..'::. J0n,3i. t !nt ": t r o terday lnt t.!:5'. I",Ui4 i.h:m I ! rt KHtnit T, sr.'l J . )! a M d ih .t. Mr it v!S' d- ps u d a- ;.'. C. K. MeCornkk left , eJMrlay( for M.mj-hjrt r' Jtfht ,i t ' "i"C "f I tphl t. rarr.o al;n. ' j I;m: ! f-p't-- l'x- - ' Arizona, where he will vlril tho ;11 .,1tr.llv uK.itn. t n :. 1 Ail tf.lti.pp.Ml Hoads mine and later will fi;;rl. t SI j,. ;sh t.' hiv d r jf. af for Paris. - r:- - i . f . r t . I prt fi rn d f r Nri :k v W. f i it , .it Th litigation Kir.". "II.- i, r !.. Uv ar.d !.."k :t '. I i N". . h i? i i .'. a )'.: to ' t Tho August dividend of th Silver t r.u:. d Vr .;! u wti Thj ?l. nr-tn M iv frw ii' f 'a; tr.i. iv King, amounting Jl"".i'i, will be l Ahi . .1 MtttJ, li'l lh' t ll'v' rh.ir.cs f l lmtttat- 1 a ;''' ! distributed on the 10th. n t'tn" w a S' h. fixed at I ''.'", f .'"d th .i'v.ii ' l:.ir.d, nY I ..s.;'. th .Ww ,',U h. Y'i ". AV. k. Xeill left for tlv Yatrpa smelJ. m. rd .. ;i? 1 ' t : a l !..'".i jrfTrfd ter site t"day. adv.u.r-.""v If frrt'd CURRENCY REFORMS bd to a j'juK rictt c r, rK' t, wr.'i ir.. CENTENNIAL EUREKA : Ht , tt 1 O - It.-rr- y : : : AFFAIRS : Crltrd . Am.!c-tT:-- l IBN AND Prb'-? Al'-I.l"- r. '; Yrirk. e. 20i'0-fo- t. fr-- n - ir- .l firrd Southern '. .'. 4. J. WILL iuGRAY u Ain aninirr. I s Outing Suits HALF PRICE 1 1 1 j The Kvening Telegram will inform you on all sports, resorts and theaters. Look up the ad. column. t n t 1 FOB AMUSEMENT. r J The rtah of Fish Springs has a car cf ore en route to the local market. 00 ously ill, and that his stay will be l'-- .i TO GO mirk' Suthtn lu iT.c, Mock.. 's. V-v;s ; WHERE Thr- nite. at b-- Acting said that the reeoommendation until the return of Cen. Payne, who has entire charge of matters relative to the position of cashier in the Salt Lake postofnee. t. on th lec.l I.Ik'.t all .iro'.ct'l Silver dropped to tV3 cnts to- - () day, while th other itiftflH Wld () stationary, copper at 12e, und Pad ( 0 .'j "Wynne no action would be takn on La 11 and International re""' atwat r. a point. Prof.t v.rr t k n In tt. Motk-nficr tlu- rwr.ijt. tnnd tlT. hoi a Knral decline, rurr.lne m d.i i',rt NIn Arn!k"m.il d, I York Central tHnw jftt-ilay'bhtlyw r mnr r j cJo,. PjitiK. Minir.J on a htrxr nl. ,Ti.d r ofP.flf-t)i-I I fit!ra!i md p i."t in IslKhrr thin icf'ii ;.ilr,4 ria"!i.., w Nirthw-tiTnJ b Tr.i.- Ceil. . . post-offic- Postmaster-Genera- J aly V O U K. Amalj:nm;it-t- "2T. -- r. W rr.arkrt l,.d urimpt ft nrt ltd tr.ernhur, which wr iihei,t METAL MARKET. &- MUGHERTY I ! S4.50 duality $2.25 $4.00 Quality 52.00 56.C0 Quality $3.00 $5.00 Quality $2.50 nt N sail. m w Low Cut Shoes Slump. Bid. Asked. Paly-Judg- ij m Stocks Lifted Higher on Wall Street After the shares. 1000 1 MARKET ACTIVE; RESUMPTION OFBUYING LVER SHIELD'S BOOST The transactions on the stock exchange this morning covered the nale of 15,6G7 shares for which the sum of J10.CS2 was handed out. Sacramento made a decided brace, during the sale of D.'OO shares, jcoing from 23 to 24P cents. Silver Shield Jumped up to 14 cents with the pale of irnx . f fV. 1 1 I STOC Drawn Under Falling Water by Suction From D1 VJC 3" VI 1 r" i r QUOTATIONS FROM THIS AND H7T A OTHER CITIES. .mr vi:nxKKTAV r.vr.NiNn. Heavy Rains Fall. Omaha. .Wb.. July luavy lain late jesterday coobd A'i th" l.ih and relieved temjeratuie In inthis hecity f eastern n. j i. aii:n:t li'.tx baUttion ..n tl .'..--- A ! half roAing crtips Iowa. western and J'eiKirtH Nebraska c 1. . ........ r. .. . . . 111 ( .4000 iiiiii.i - itt niiirui'U'ltr Ihe Wtlili Map.. v In- 1111111 . Tie - i . t 1 .'!!.rv tbit ! 1' 1 1 t He mvh P'Ppv, ,a 1 : '. ki ui. frotii Pi ;n mnlii .' lo a Sf tf. l'..iinil.l'.. " ?: ubeb - 1" i.r e at tenor ir l!.u t; i.i!'l art said today that there had b. en 1.0 hot p.ote tioub".- -. Mi.Cu !:.! Ilk una mat tu ten.- - 1, ,,n o lane 0:1 b.iv- - .,f ,,p-- . w:nis in .Vfnra.-Ka-. b :. peiature had notThereat bed a tanKiout.-l- y A time s r. tai y I . i - b.-- . indications ate for ob!U-- .l to b.l to th.it hih point. lojti--cooler weathtr. on fed until condili-uibihu,u. .: lie- I , t; 1 1 ! u.-uS- i- i,-- hy V.5Sp- - rut !L!? h ii . . .'...-r.- j s Wyoming- Geologist Dead. T.AUAMIi:. Wyo.. July Wilbur Clinton Knlnht. prof.5or of Rorjugv and mining1 cr.Kineerir.K at tie Pulvr.-ltof Wyoming, and curator of the StaP' settled. I.lOle - -i.-I- y nri-H'li- died last night of was born at Kocheke. J!!.,t.Tltoniti,j. lx. Alleged P! ir. Jjecr-mbc- m, d 1". No Delay of World's Fair. SAN FRANCISCO. July 29. Theodore Jacobson of the Columbus Manager of- tlie Consolidated will leave for that property Hardee, assistant to the serretarynowLouisiana Purchase exposition, In Saturday. Rr.n Francisco, states that th expedition on May 1, positively be opened Word from A. B. Lewi?, In Chicago, is will will be absolutely uo i:i4, there and dethat to the effect that Mrs. Lewis is still seri- - lay or further postr onement. PPOVIPKNCF. It. f " . f ' " ur.lv rMty l.n MlK.iU 'i Into tie ch.rK Hr-'W- risra. .P -- l n i:i:n .fp . p.s I."-- that th v. or.i-t- l. d.Ilv. rrd ty M ixtrb St. lllrli at p hb-Hro'AU c itnni.iu ia, t with fl own . vi ! l;e won tli (List' ii h .1 nia f pliKiiirbm from ai ..r.i'l-edir.t at Hamilton .!!.;. la i:'P n a ! . m.-d.i- l, i 1 Confessed to Wifet Murder. Mount V. men, N. Y.. July ntiT thH nfcrr.'Hin nni.ino-- Tb" 1 th t rr. Mar- tin Fbelt. Wl,i'e Wlfe" h"d" WJS found in ti fewer rip Sunday, h.-confr.cd that he murdered th-.- werr.an. 4 I L. Allf MIA Mctcwi au. &km oXg. .No bJt. Ok |