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THE ST. XOTJiS REPUBLIC: MONDAY. JULY 3. 1905.
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TO WREST UTAH
FROM MORMONS
Movement to Indnce Gentiles to.
Trice Lands on the Uintsb
Indian Reservation. -
70 COMBAT A CHURCH SCHEME
Letter Sent Out by the First Pres
idency Indicates Determina
tion to Retain Control of
the State.
alt lk. Utah July i ,entils who
desire to gt good home on th Fl.ilah
Indian Reservitlcn. to b" opnrd nem
September, will ! )ffrcd special -nduc-wn:
to take part In th drawinc for
lands on th rrv?t!en by an orraniza
tlon of ncB-Morrr.on? formed Tor th pur
pose of Wstlnn a Mormon church,
scheme to slas ill :li deslrabl sites in
the -ezervatlon.
A letter lias berii nt eiut. u-d-r t't di
rection of thj first pr'll"n'-. to ;ie lesser
(metal of the church, liD-liucilnx tli'-in
to organize all th joung Mormons in
tfce various wares for tb piino of get
ting held of th wm-iitiim teforo tl:
Cientlle com In. One. sentence of th
letter read.
'We are acqualntlrr ourselves with
tract of land which w fi .tr- most de
sirable for sttlrnnt. arid which, through
inl Offlco conr.crtions being formed by
M. can b choon by those v. tut xijay lie In
touch with u."
The publUation of a copv of this Ilter
here to-day aroused the Jentl!e. who are.
trpa.rl?u; to 't'ii an Information bureau
r.l begin a regular cilunlxatlon propa
ganda In opposition to th Mormon putii.
President Roosevelt will ! aked to Is
sue initruction that will make dlrtl-ult
th carrj'lnif out of th Mormon plot, while
th non-Mormon? will endeavor to Induce
th Gntils to take; i-art In the dtawiti:
The reyer-.ation contains about ,.
crrn, most of it ; 1 agricultural land.
i'i th remainder rich In eoi. iron,
pha'ttini. gold, IIvr. Iad aim copper
If would slly support a population of
KaVa7 persons.
l aodltlon f .'.1 non-Mormop So
ITtaJi'n topil.-ition r.ot.M l .ufflci-nt to
witt fh r(tt- from tli ronlrol of th
Mormon l'h i that Ontilffji uill bo
uMnI to onip-t- ultn Mortnonx in
busln.v on .qu:il rrni". v.hlch i not at
pr")"nt th cif
TAFT DOES NOT
EXPECT PROMOTION
Sats. as Pn-sifl.-nt F!;i. tirdcicd
Him to I'hilipiiinrs. H. hoes
Xii Think He Will SuTcd
lolm n;ir.
Omaha. N.b . July 2. Krcrtary Taft ar.'i
part, on rout to th Piilllpjiln,. IsJanil-.
arriv-d In thM rltv at ? 11 this niornliic
ovr th Northntrrn ftojtl. anl .tftT
jrnsf-rr!n tr tJi I'nlon riciflc. tracks
I'ft for th W ct at Sl'.
K'crct.irv- Taft. rcii w.n on j,l c.r.
pol.! r.ith r-rt in rR.ird to the d.-ath
of S-crct.iry H.iy. WhMi akNj:
"At ou to tx-conn" th premier of the
I'lnunNtration?'' fTet.-irr T.tf: rcpllcil.
"-"e, I !o not rxpct to Income S'cre
t?r f State I Jel. sraphed the President
Jor iiiftni. tion. when he l-rne.i of tho
Vecrctury's Jcath. and h ord-ro. u to
proo-cd That doe.-, not look a. If I .mi
to be Secretary of State."
Secretary T.ift ald he expcir.! t0 t, jn
the I'hlllilneH twenty-flw ila. and that
! uould ilt several of the Mands. Tl.
Kerretary . party v:j nv-t at th ilrpot
by a Utk- nutnUr of r:onrnni armj of-nc-r
and ciilian..
Tli- J3'j a J.Jr.od !,.; hi I.iff
lo-uis. alitor f Ilir IV-t Mo.n.
n.J Mr Younc who t.I
t!i tart n.-. fur a. Mania'
. .. ..
i-t---.nHiu liourkn C.H-hran rj-il! .,(n
J'irty dt Yikoh.im.t and n-iironta-llil
Mr lirnl.im. ..Ill i '. .
f th. rr-i !-, ll.,:..,lulu
COVINGTON JURY
IN A DEAOLOCK
Jndges of Arkansas Senator as
Yet Unable to Decide Whether
He Accepted' a IJiibt' Another
Trial Thursdav.
RBrt-nuc FrnciAi..
TJttle Roelf. .rk.. July Z-Tf-.e jury in
the case of Senator A. V. Covington, who
ai ciiaritt-I with acc-ptlns a bribe, lj
dadloekl.k,
Fine the'tod- .we.nt out last r.Isht at
1130 o'clock ther ijs l-:n no rlsn that
aa agreoment was irobab3. All of the day
has bn.pent.hj- the twelve- Juror?, in the
Coorthoune, nrifl to-nisht lhfr tbb i:o
pnespect of a verdict before to-morrow. !f
at all.
At noon to-day Judc Ia rnt w-orl to
the Jurors that ne w?."; re?dy If they i
slred to report, but thj replied that tliey
were pot ready.
Intcre-'tln the trial of pT.atr.r "oir.
toa wa Jrjntt, ail-It.i-fjt abatrii row
that therayii witii .Uu.Jory. It Jm
bicn the" ab'?orbir? fople "of conversation
In Llttlo Rok to-iiy.
I J' ports are that be Jurr or-slnally tood
r'iT. for acj'jittdl an-1 five for conviction.
bu thi5 cannot b TiKd.
The speend l.arse of re-eh !n a brlb
which Is docketed anlne: ?"n.itnr Cov
ington l" ret for trial r.-st T!iur5d:iy. In
that he Is a 11." (red to haf accepted a brlb
of Jl.rt'n and a sold watch for hi vot f.nd
influeuce on the I'clscntha! district eoutt
bill.
Th procranni" ajpeirs to b to tak".up
fh- bribery ares in order until all shall
hav been dtpKed 'f. The fSrand Jury
will rconren" Jul- 17 and caln take up
th invrsiiation.
On to Tlalllmnrc.
Very low rate via II. .to S TV . July
2. 2 and 4 Apply OIIvo and ?iith ami
Union Stalion.
noiT ami iirt rn:iiT in-i;
I'oit woiii.i: 'ii.tMiii).Miir.
Mill l to Take- I'liiri- nt llrno. ev..
and I to Up RrferrrtI liy .leffrie.
Wbo Is tn Ananl llm.
Rene. Xcv . Inly r. The firM prize-flsht
in eiRrti y'-jrs will be jip!,j here to-inon-oiv.
Th princ!ji.tls will lv Jack Uf-ot and M.ir
in Hart, who will contf-t for th" h'avy-v-isbt
eharrtdnn'lJp left raia'nt by the
voluntarj reti:-:n(-:it of Jaiw" J. Jeffri3.
Tho fijjlit will Iw brought off la the oi'n
alr amphitheater, and will be reftr.?d by
former f'li.impion Jrtfrie?.
A sre-it many nromirnt .-porting men
have arriv('i. and th at;tid.tn ,rom
I to be larsc Rvith Ro it sin I ilirt
dd'd th final tnuche to th-ir tr.iirl'ic
to-day and are app.irtnily in jwd p..iit.il
condiliou.
Rjeh espressos himself ar e nfi-Jent of
winning.
Hart will enter the rlnp at IK pound-,
and Root at about IT"
R-'reo J!fries iajs he will Insist on
flian bieaks. Tnu? far tin re 1ms b.-cn but
little betting, at abuut even mony.
rAiti:wi:i.i. m:uvi i:.
POLICE RAID SWEEPS OVER
PHILADELPHIA TENDERLOIN
Twenty ?qnnre Mile nt the City Are Cleared of aestlaaatele Resarta.
and Nearly- Two Taaaaaad Feraeaa Are Arrested la Mldaldat Ezear
tnji Reform Force Kept AValr a. Strict Serret Palle Maylatrates
lle. Mre Thai Taey Oaa llaadle. a ad Prlaaaa at Cits- Are Sot
Able t Cnatala Thone Seat tm Taeat. 7
AS A nSll.T, .MAM' SCANDALS IX HIGH UFE ARB DCVCLOPEO.
RKPUBL.JC STUCIAI-.
I'hiladlph'j, I'a.. July 1 By one of the
inoj-t pipintic police raids in the history
of any municipality, the new- administra
tion of Philadelphia emphasized its lioH
on the city government, and swept clear
of questionable resorts a territory cf
twenty wjujre miles, including the tender
loin and fine residence district. ai let
loo? food for scandal that will wTeck
seors of home..
Evrythlns from ma-rase hous tn
cpiutn joint: and fp.ik-ensis was
closed. The Mstion-houM-ii cou'd not b
Sin to hold :li prisoners', and from xntd
r.!ht I.st nlht until 9 o'clock thh morn
ins five macNtratcs Ubored to dispone or
the cases, iiardly a man on the fore
slept layi nisht. p.nd every pntrol wann
wa" In consf'r requisition. Tliee Usurer 1
.jii sjv onu- lata or the extent or tr.O
n.ovement:
One hunl'ii and jlftv houes. ronylstinjr
cf spek-fai ), dNordrly rsort. places
of nty;iiatlOn and political clu!. wer;
entenil.
CSo. upon !'i pricr.rrs, men and
women, wet taker.
Approslmato amcurzt of lines impod.
Approsimste amount of hall impost
ujrfin pniprl'tcr.i and inmates.' tiro.""".
The raid tins mad on evldfr.ee secured
by tiie Lrfw and Order jwlety which ha
bcn in Its po!j-j:on for months, and
which no lever could -er before make the
Polico t-nnrtment net upon.
WKAVKR APPOIXTEK ACTS.
Aftr consultation with Director of
Public P.tfety Pottr. Secretary lbS)tiy
of tb l-i-v and Order Society swor out
w.irr:tnt for the proprietors.
Kverv j jlUo Captain v;ai cn5Id In and
Bia his orders that places must b raided
and that no tip should zo out. Failure to
obey meant loss of position. At the same
time tolice were drawn frcra every dis
trict into the section over which the net
was to be sprad. and scores of reserves
in plain cloth were aarlgntd to poets.
Simultaneously at 11 o'clock the net
becan to close In. All the territory
east of the Schuylkill River to the. Dela
ware and from No. SO north of Market
street to No. XXO south of Market, cov
erine close upon twenty square miles, waa
dragg-d. In five stntion-house t maK
lstraies radv for the net's victims.
Br midnight thre sUition-lious were
fil!d. and ten others were Jr.rsjmd to th
tloors and the sreat cllronm in the City
Jlall could hold no more.
To the tr.drlen th thins; was not
r.w. and the painted women of the sec
tion smoked cigarettes. Jauahed. swore and
crlil. a tfce mood took them.
But mlxd with thm. and with drunken
r.ejroes and vicious hnisers-en of the
stews, were rr.n in full dreis. clubmen.
IHdltlcians and lawxew.
Crouchirp in corners cf police stations
weio wflmn wroso face showed they
were women of birth and breedlnft. T'nre
wr cirl not out of their tens. whoe
clothlnc snok cf luxury and who bore tho
Ir.dellbl touch of Ker.tle homes.
MANY TIIRRATKNED SUICIDB.
In many cases th police had to hold th
hands of women bent on suicide.
l"Yom No. 913 Green ftreet a handsoiro
woman with every marl: of breeding threw
two pollctmen front hr and Jumped from
th thlnl-story window. She was cauKht
br th fet and tfce pclicemen held her.
""Kill me." she moaned f the man who
had lren with hr. and who was strug-Kllns-
to fre himself
"I ha eliildien. sh told the policy.
"My lnband will kill m."
Sli str!ppd off nil ncr Jewels anl hcM
tli":n out to them.
"If you'll only Kt :n s. ' she ple.tded.
:-
s
aletn Meihmltst i:ilsrpn! I oncre
catiita tft I ransfrr lur-itrt
FOURTH OF JULY INSTRUCTIONS
ISSUED TO POLICE CAPTAINS
Tl.c sfr.ml rflr-nsii!on of the youmr e!mnt of th city to celbrat
t!. Kourtli of July by dtscnarstnit flre.irms. rlrecrackrs. torpedoes and othr
fireworks li responsible for numerous accidents to life and limb, conflacmtlons
ai.il cor sequent lots of property, and Is In direct conflict with s-octtons fA. 6.1
and ff. of the Municipal Cod
I dfsir. then for, that you u-u emphatic Instructions to your command
to iitorce tlKe ctior by arresting nil violator, and 1 want you to r-tf-tifmlurlv
instruct them In rcyird to ectton CI (Iftsrharclnr; of Rrearnis. a
that form if celebration is extremely dancfrou. and many fatalities havo
r-sultfd from it In th past.
Spetial ami extraordinary efforts must b made by you to rreent the
proloncirir; cf the celebration in abovc-mention'-d manner after the Fourth
has .-!.
In tn event of any accidents from blank cfirtrMRes. firecrackers, etc., th
Injured shoul 1 bo remoied r.t once to on of the various city dispensaries.
jw I a-n Informed by loc:or Sihcrck. Chief Dispensary Phy-Iclan. each il
7nsnr is s-irplir, with susljrient antitetanlc serum to prevent lockjaw. Re
spuctfulb. MATHKV KIHI.Y.
Chief of Pollc.
CHICAGO STRIKERS
ARE OUT Of MONEY
Lack of Funds and Secessions
From Ranks of Those Who
Walked Out Place a Different
Fat-? on the Chicago Troubles.
Chicago. July ".Because of a lack of
funds, ar.d threatened with secessions frctn
the ranks of the strikers, the Tcamstrtf
Joint Council called a specUl meeting- of
that body for to-norrow V.lght to decide
whether the strike which has been In
progress for nearly three months shall be
continued, and if so. to devise means of
raisins money to pay strike benefits.
Strike benefits for Io cf the railway
cxpresa drivers were due to-day. but thre
was no meney In the treasury of the union
to meet tfce claims.
Th lack of funds caused rat dissatis
faction nrnonj; the express Crlver". and it
was frly predicted to-night that many
of thee men would apply to the express
companies to-morrow mornlna for work.
Th department store drivers al"r
threaten to mutiny. The treasury of the
local union, of winch there men are mem
bers. i also depleted, and vra! hun
dred cf these men have served notice on
tfce cSicia.'s of th-ir union that unless
tt-y receive the full amount of strike ben
efits they are entitled to thev will be com
pelled to .vicek their old position?.
CAM. OX SHEA.
Committees from th;se. two unions hav
called upon President Shea sceral timet
in tfce last few dajs. jnd requested that
he put r.n end to th strike. Bo far. Sliea
lias refurd to listen to their plea, and
told them that the ttrtke would be con
tinued Indefinitely. Unless Shea takes
so-ne action at once, these men declare
that thy will go back to work as indi
viduals, anil withdra v fxom their unions.
KXPRKSS COJIPANIKS IXVOL.VKD.
The numerous city express cnmpanles
will beiom Invoked In the strike to-morrow.
Injunctions issued by Judge Uoliloii
compeliins' these companies to make deliv
eries to all business houses regardless f
thAlr connection with the present utrusgle
will If c-red on all the-- companies to
morrow. The 1j0 union drivers emp'oye.1 by thse
various comp.tr.les declare that If after
the writs are n-rvl pnd they are reo,uest-
d to make deliveries to strikebound
house?, they will ko on strike.
WwnVOKKRS STRIKE.
V!.er the 2.: woodworkers go on trik
to-morrow morning for an increas in
w.isfs from IS cents to SO cents an hour,
all the factories In which thes workmen
have teen emplojed will ! clo?d down
for an indefinite period. This was decided
upon at a meeting of the emplojer to
day, the decision -Iiiir unanimous to kii
p.iul iH-ratlonH entirely until the union
men at ready to return to work tinder
thp condition which existed before, the
strike waa called,
ZINC PRICES RULE STRONG.
GOING 1 GOING!! GONE!!!
naltHs WM Sara It. Mi rate Ida WM Ittt It. Taa La far rtfleldt.
-Atfe,rVT
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JRTH
ai""ii i rniintrr rurjirnj i .. atasaaa. LLmmu
tllebres. jQ CC I MT )!
In the eilifl.e which ha lvn ,-- r a - ) I S MljKll 1 f i I
of worship since IsTJ. t'ie cir.',-a;.n of, ' "--, l" ' w
MAY FOLLOW RAIN
WEDDINGS.
- Capitol,
i company
th
tiv
Cmrraariil Rrparl.
Wwrtiw- f Arli altar-. ..
Mrreon.i. i rnm.
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i-vd. io7n mj -
th Srtlrn Mtlicl!st Ep!sooMl Chji.h
lart night held final Ftrvics b-for turn
lnir jvrr tl.o property to tfce ci?recation
if th Shaaris-ijiharJ.
Tho furewell Chntlan sermon Mas
r reached In the tcornlns by the Rexvml
!. R. Adillcks, president of t!:c Central
Wes!j:in tTollese of WarrrniQii, Mo. Tiie
Reverend Ixjctor Fchwtrd nr.d the Re-.-erend
Doctor Rodtnlwrs nfsistvd In the
sr ic.
The R.vercnd M- A -licks. In Ills f.ire
wH iiddres. n.v;.B) i thl- blitory of t;io
S.ilem Mttliod!-t i.i--.-..ioI "onsfvcutlon
Th first chureh. h- jaid. v. as built at
Rltentli end Wash s;r.-ts- :n t Urontii
of tiie t-oiiarerrjtion was si rapid tit ti a
. new ftructurn was erectid on thu same
I Cff 1v Va.lt.1 I.it.'r
That church w.is used until 173. when
th -r.crration d-ia to nicve fnrth-T
west, and built the pr nt edifl' e at Kuur
teenth and Waili -tr-t. Th.- new church
will b built at Pae-" boal-vanl ::rd l,--dleton
nenue
The Rrerud Mr. Ad!!tk evi-niaj .vl
tlre wa to th your penple. in whtcn
be" encouniRisl more K wonh I."az:i6 aid
j.rnJnl work. The Ciosm pr.ijrr wjs by
th Revt r.-nd Doctor " ir-rv
Th Silm con?T-sati"ii V.-.1I 'ioId serv
ile Sutid.iv tnoinini: ami ni:.K in Carr
l'.irk utll tie new . h.-r I l .i.ct.-J
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Weather Fiircea?t l'rotlicis i"on
titiuctl Showers To Day Proi-jhh-is
of Uriiriu Tuesday Noted
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itarv r? the M' -ir irp cr Su.'ttay-
vhvi Atijrlatlf.n tf-IIe.1 .tt 1 5 ;j 1-u ;,.
tn reitl tw: ft irr'eTj II t. Km
Im -rvtlrsnl v .1 re.r c. i :. j tra
rr-tir-.! tor ; rrlr.:tr t th liitiai.it1il
v4iep 1lr!t.,-i t:-
MltP WIMJAM PTCW-KM,N
riiuo'n. Ill lull Mr- V. tllum sJ-neJ. ia
i.e.! lt e.-i:tnc jltr loir .:r
Pour ll.iroo.
S-hoolr stories a len trottej oul
!: of late, hut the following Is reason
ably frash At an examination, anions fie
juetlons n;ed was. "With -hat crime
was Lord Raoan charieiT' To whii ) th
hepeful youth i.p)ni!eil. as if by Inspira
tion "tVlth T-lMr.s Fhakrspeare'i piars."'
Illus-rat.! i;its
I'mprrli 5easone..
T.ad fi youns recruit ho.
Vo -'cr.dT b ivM fl--tcreil
fomsn peppered hln 'e'th
jiit.v. r-r he wts rru.Jerd.
P'lil.-ielrVa Pres.
hot
M if rmrr9w
vw
- n -s r-.sy
i t fc4v
t nrl.-.jdv
r 1... vn
rpw-vtsr-ji tv-rT-"
r-trt or?-itt
a ii
V
vw
nayal Itw e at Pelnar Haralea.
"A Royl Rf"-rj"" -s th till at Dl
tnar t"!arJe" Thi orra. formerly x
rlolted bv Je?Ter?n de Ancels abonrvis
tn meleIy ni r-irry chsiter Oc tVeln
bore w c'5 f5r th " of Kptlte
RalU-ti.-the rart orlcinsHv- r.!av-l fcv D
ngellsi Stells Tr-tcv Edii "3irk r-l
Weano" Kent wr" ct for les.linr r-srs
4 special nvsteaee arforvrv-e -The
Royal Rea-Je" Is to b riven Tr'fday
taaaaaray Hat Hlta fete.
A hers sttjact! te. rutis.!iut shV
In front ef rr-.V II O-enis'" restterc.
(, J-K Coter arenue. took frtsht t
pei unknown otJet a- ran at on
anlaton aciu. turnlTic dcn rYtr.kltn
iaenue until the rat struck, a teleiraph
J(,a at Twenty-thiiM atreet deraolisMsc
Corcoran was aboijt to step b-t? th
rti when the hers "tarted. He
inreani t the sidsm!k. bet. asid frost
asagsaT ai clothea, he eacaped Injury.
Proper IVar.
Me'he- -Hive -ro-j eaten all you- can
ity without ri thmktn; of ;-our little
l;e---
c-aiU ''Oh no :r.im--ca - MnV-l-e
"lut !ier",,ii .whole 3rc 1 -v
afrjM -tuM r"rrt t-efore 1 had 3.--lhd
thr TT- "V"ap
Trarfnl MRU.
A tsdr -ra?'!r.lnc Is br dlry
rsan soratl-r : abo-it rjua't'T o' fcia
nl'k "ShrrJ o" rrsrs . mum h Tt o'
cr ifi tals time o" jt" aM Oi
jccvlar rr.ilVtraj:. "n vou thra e-c
e' ml-.e sr Jt as c ry aeut It as I
r' I cf'en tAnds and w-fere tn lyln'
reuir cnln". mum J-cn they feJ
s how their milk ;oc't i?i "em credit.
Ton den"! believe it
"Oh. je. I t-Heve It" a$d th hdy;
'ut I wish la Tutor -vj'd that they
drop their tesrs Hta evr car; "
don't
Tb Tatler
lar) oT Jrfrrnn.
Joeph Jeron an: ir.U) on of the.
b!s Was tret Imt-1 houses on dy.
r- a.ro wihlsc to sell sr CovcrE
meet t-cd.
"Do anvoa know ye perscnatly hr.
Mr Jeffer-tir ji.v.j tS ejrk, aftr n
hd ai'vn fcw name I not. you will
fcai to te McrttlSA jvsb knev "
JeSert-o vned t'c jcrJrsi csrainsx tV
counter shaktrs his fc5 ar. nis ww
drful blue 'm twta:e "If ray Ai
sVfcsriier- i here b"I kr-ra- tar-' h
rAli. It !. inltnltatl-. -ray. lie . t nj
hi doc SK-Hr'Mer after :h?t. tfce of
fice was full of asy rj-aSr of popT
a-iliicg- to '.itaUST hist. New Ycrk Ttati
Although piospects for continued ralia
throuchout to-day s em stror.n. fore
caster at the Weather Bureau announce
that tlier I- a reasonable pror-rc:t for a
clear Fourth cf July.
Fallon ini; the torm of yesterday, when
.SO of an 'nch of rain fell In a few min
ute and when th. wind attained a tcloc:
ty of :h!r:y-e!;ht nillra an hour, ai
uouneercvnt w.ts made that the temp"ra
turo to-day would be slishtly lower anl
that showers' and thunderstorms wo-.Id
continue, probabl.- foe th i;rater Tvart
of th dy
From tho Kcnetul out'ouk. hov.cwr. It
vas fa'd that there Is rtrotis chatire of
tho rct-rth lis:i- n el-ar dr.y. s th"
storm urea s. ms to b ptslns -Iow!y
from this region.
When tho tain rami- up une.xpecil'v
yesterdaj. after t.ie arlv rart of t
aft'rrioon had clvn pron-l of a bright
da. th fall In temperature v.a rapIJ
Just li'fare the downpour, tt city was
in the throes cf a hot epU wfclch sent
the mercury to 31 destce. Thl mark
was attalnei between 4 ami t o'clock
Ruin besan to f.il! nt r. rM)d th
deiUEP 7a rtcemfA'iW l a rapid fall i
In the thermometer Shortly after . .
o'clock, the merei ry '1 a o dsre. j
IIORN'r.KCK-?HfTT
i-ln. Ill Jul . Mlas !el!s cis.utt n.l
Mr. Iltrey H.-r.l.ck of Sr.-lr.sdeM. III., iter
marrleS to-.Ut at r.'vn st t:e hom e; th
brtd. on North Sprlngf."!! atreet
SUTII- HUSK
Csirlj. III. JuK ! - Vr Jr.:e sitri e.f
v. t.i and M!a Nellie Prrink of Sale-i vrra
n-irrlcJ herj ! .!tm'.in hy lh Htr-rni!
tt 1' NI. Tt.vy vlll l!c !a NeK
I.f ClfS DOUl SKINN'RR.
iMMurln. II) July I Tha funeral rvics o'
I.dc !.! feKliirfrr. prominent In ccinmerciil
ar-.i .Ir.arUl -lrc!e. w i-un-lucrel this ifter-n-x-n
t.v e n.ere-i Tricrr.aa R Spilxan at
tt.e J-jr! I'retvtrlaa Churctu KrlsJa tver,
t repeal trom Kansas C!ty. . lvjid. Marltn.
C"atr& aifl Vunhvtvrn
IfllP. ltl.-.-DUItI KcCtiMAK
IT-frill.ICS-fK'TAI
Kill-. Tex . Jnlv -Mir. M!wurt Mrt'.eraa.
vlf if .lotsll MrliiMi. died al th famtlr's
p.creer !ui i.ar lullis las- nisht. Mrs
;!riio .ua born tn lllsourt. Ti r'ars K'1'
let dwI t Texas ami arttl nar Pal.aa
lau- rra n( . mc rc- 'hen h-.i never
l'e.t sr.vulier !-. 7 filters! this aftr
n ", n atten.J ty nearly u!I cf the mne-rs
HWr.c
JA'-OII RARHi:
tr.a. III. July I Jasih
."-it :irj, iji. ji.Iv I Janh tr..s,-
1 rrcillncn: tarr.-.e- r-MH:- rar v- Ah,n.
u.i-o io-A.1. He a I! jiars old
lilts COIX"MUI'. U:;r;
I":errj. Me. July r-J!i Culu-nbns J.enr
ea jfarr old, j.d ihl. murnir.i:
TIIOSMS MAIjON'K,
Vliiiiu. til. Jul) 1 -Tborr.aa Slaln. an !
rlcn'tr n-:jn: if this illy, la Ja 1 at tfce
mi.-s iian'n'.m; r. rir.vrtoDv.
Orrel'trn. Ill J-iIy ; ii;. Hannah Pa
lol dir.l hi this rrorntre at the n- t? si
.. -. . .... . l. . .- i.. . . -.--.--
;'J". .n- iiuc.il i TO I JIUi; Fenooi or
ci.ur;ir frem 1 urtltl lSC.
:al
Ksiiinialnc It.
.'t tr eo-.sratul.ito jo-.i. :rv l-iv V .u
h a t? rb-xer wif. 1 .w he ettlr:
off a. sfe. tar this inornlnjr and she sot
off th- tlsl.t way "
Yutj mean with ih rlsht foot touching
th (.rourd before th left?"
' Y.'"
"I believe she toid me tint when s!
-irted out this mornlnc sh i1I-.-oti-i"i
she had a hoi In !ir left shoe Prhats
h f.incleil ti richt foot would hide it "
- cias.ei.ind Pl-in Dealer.
Ton-lNH:ir Advance Ovor Corre
Kponilin; Week Last Year.
RKPfBI.IiJ .SP!"CIAIfc
Joplin. Mo.. July 5. The hlghert price re
ported raid for zinc ore was $K per ton.
nnd the assay basis price mas $41 to fC
per ton of W-per-cent sine. SI SO higher
than the prcious week and $10 per ton
higher than tho same week cf last -tear.
The demand was Rood and the shlrment
wnj increased over the previous week ?M.
TCO pounds. Iail was SS.") per ton. 5.c
hlsher than the previous week and $7.)
fclKher than r. year aso. The shlpmant
wa; Increased over the prexious week
T1.4T pounds.
Testenlav closed the first half of 1K5.
showing a decrease In the shlpmf nt of zinc
ore of ej.") tons, sa-itli an lncras tn the
valuo of Jl.rT.yvi; a decrease of 1.612 tons
of nl at a decrease In aluo of 94.0.
Blvlns a net lncreao In the UNtrict value
of the two ores of $1.1"..
Many of the mines closed down last
nlfil.t for n wek out of Jefenrce to the
mice workers', who have asked for
week's holiday on account of the Fourth
am! other observances durinir the week.
It is estimated that the output will be
reduced at le.ist tJ per cent. A month
ao, when price declined, the operators
began talking -f a restriction of the out
put by . holiday of two weeks, but n
prices had Nen resumed on a satlsfactory
licsl they had not inta-mled closltis; ilowri.
but i hi niln v.o:krsi have in many cases
sskeil for the r.s-k and a. nieelnr of pro
ilrcery decided to obervc a week's holi-
..IV.
Follow Ins nre tho siilpments of sine mid
lead or In pounds by th companies and
lirJivimial ownlnc laud and first Iaes In
th- varioits camps of th district for th
we.', ending July 1 and the. first half of
1SC.
jori.ix.
A 1er.
although the Mr-! ha I fallen and a rirlz!e .. '51 T ,"" "ul?1 r!"" " m'7
had et In Tlos wa
course of the daj
he minim. m in
etrarifcv II A P C
fnlte.J stu., ,vr.iin!es
"or.t:r;ntil Zinc Co. . .
I -M -Qusk-r Zlns Co. ...
Jnplln .rrattnir o ...
MtvKtrc Ittrd Mlntnjr Co ....
i:rr.i!r-Hexon Mlntn& o. .
Jor.n Jacliun Mtnlr.ir Co .
MNvirl U 7. Co .
r.il'.ro:: Mtnr
lor.icr.-r.eri 1. X St. i
! Armll land
I- 1- tvi.llama tun J
'-itarncr Mtnlrr Co
It'Ti M A. S Co
It-nn II Stlnlnx Co
ImJefer.itep.ca Zln Co
Pmlrls Cn'ekfn MInlrc Co. .
I't'tsburc-Mlaaourl Co
Iteartnj; S-lri: 1. A M "j
Kraplri-I"ower t Co "
Ie-r .v Co .. .
Cor.anlMiInl Mln.r.r Co .
Nell! 51 Mlnlur ro . .
latinard Itealty "o .
!!u!!rcr M!n!ns Co
KJxar County o . .
n. i.rat lant
UUnill". Mill! !. .-k!l PI..WN
or 'im: n,i:Mri)n:vrMiin
" A e!L toil ve rvnlnl.4 1. t.-vt..t
j, . .... .1 -. . ...v. -::r. ' . i
'si iiu-o.il ii. ii. xraiii i cam in on went T PoMi Ijnt
Ortinty ItenltT Co
I Detroit Fre Prtss
Mfrrfnnr).
"Ye" itter-l th liorr.elv b(
viasninston, Jui . : Itaron Komura. tn? i seem proposed to me la
senior Japanes.? plenipotentiary
rss
r.lsh't
"Mr
And
tiuct the pe.ic nettotititiona Is spec.l
to saD from Ji;n for th Fitd ttts
ehimt Joly 7 lie r i.l b a jntpanled by
a st-iff of oSicials :o assist in tb work
before the Pace C- tnm.iin. and 1 e3c
pectei to arrive in Washincton in seafen
for a m.'0ni of tt e plenipotentiaries
early la Arut.
Botb Anrst'ssdnr Mura.evff ard Am
bajjador Roerr. the RjssUn plnlpcter
tlnrios. are n Eurcre The former . n -v
In From.-, for hi health an! It i ts-xl -stood
here t!i li Is ba th chief Rtis
Stan plenlpentiRr" He will co to St.
Pcterbur for Ir.strurtlor from hi lor
emment is u the coure to puru bf r
erahnrkirr fr Amrica
Both he r-l Arabas-odor Iv3?cn a: ex
pected fo reh here lr t rne o arrani .tn
PiltMl sacetins if tfce comm'sjioa a.iv n
AUTL!
At both the Russkm Eaibivy an-1 tit
J."3.nee l-cjtt!an th oplnlos was x
pre-? ti-lsfct 'trat tb actual wo-k -if :
th co-ernlsjioT! will not rr- lon in Wafc . I
Inrton. but that soon afte th In'tial !
satfc-rinc sn .'ojrnmrr.i will b had t
some cooler p! i. !
If a a-m -'i- ha . already bi
pjTe-l oion- "ft -lue'tie- cf curs, will
be lrret the ",-st matter taken un-ier
niderstMn.
to con- "'."V ..;"7
do anvthinr; for moiieyT Philadelphia
I.el4r
OfMiil luinclnrr.
"Mibel his a rr.ot wonderful piwer of
imainatior. "
"Re.slly? That's fc .e-r It thlrr I
fhouli fca elven her credit for."
"Oh. If cult true. I .sur you. h
setuallv fine! that he".s coo.1-;ookln;."
cqnlreit a Habit.
Mrs. Pi.inet: ' Before we nre rr.arrld'
mv hu'bard and I ued t si nnd watch
th stars fir hour "
mer.d. "Year
Mrs. Plan!: "No he t!ls nr. th. !
cultivated a taste fcr a;trnomy In thos
day and that h sta out late taking ob
serratlons with several learned fnr.ds."
Chl-aco Jotirral
Primer Lesson.
? the aomi-.
Why la h so cress
Oh. sh's havin- a tot of dress mad.
?'- the other worrar.
Why It she so cross"
Hcaue she ln"t hails: a lot of re-es
rr.ede.
U"n--- fl r l-e- r-I.i-r a - -k-
I'.-rn-rrs Tent -Ftiur Hours !.!' i no:-I'iL'VllI(.Vurcr-Jounul
WMltltI- ri:ui Tltl.
In tirrialr
Owfcic to washout in the Western
Ft-teji. due to roivy rain ta ihat -ctlcn
of tb eoentrj. all train on th st. IwuL.
Keokuk and Northwestern divisions of th
BarliastoB rosd are tlelayci twenty-four
lunjrs. The par.srer f-)m the Coa,
Aw ta arrive a; Fnion Station sr :rev ;i
m. SitairxU . will not arrlxe until T lias
-r.-omlsc
All !ay ytertay fr!nd ard refctiv.
of i-asiea-er aboard tn train kept the
teu-pfc- at th I'naar. r-tatton lafertna-
tte-s Baru bot with lno.".r1. rcardbic i
tr can-- ef tbs- drt.v anl wker-Mboat i
f e deUyTMl trto. Th -sere Irjformed 1
tit tfterr was jo wrecs: o- ta jtne. but
ifcat the -ei-o-.s sreut! lnterfen-d -.Kit
trartj.. ac delayed outioirj as well as in-t-OJCj
trains.
Tti Great lllaide.
Tredd.e "Wnat's a -desttlan. ddT"
Cbwl?e "Re's a mar. who can't af
ford an auto. Puck
Made tn Order.
A n:a.l rfrl a tak'n v.ontlv HI
from an overindalcenre in unripe frul.
Her mother telephone' for the nea-e
docto'. whce tepnon number provd
to b surprfa'.ncly rp-opriit to the oc
casion. vlcht-oi-in-o-Green.'" IJppin
colt' MBa;ire
Tiie Only One.
"1 vx.r little brcth'r in th hou.
Jlmmyr'
"Sure h i. Don't ver that afcirt cf
his hansir.' crs de li-r Arserlca.-. Hebrew.
Rnlrx lant
S'ejih Joplin Minliie Cc
rerth. J l!tnln C. ...
Clark Pa!ntr .. .
Iliuburr-Joplln Ce ....
Itar.cor'. lllr.tr.c Co .. .
-"! Ta!
N-ion tn.t
l"rter Itealtr '
liri.lt R.--fc Co .
Orm,-." . eo
t.'r.clJaala' .. . .
Tela! .i.
Valuet-Zinc. Ji.Te'. Ia
c'p.Tnitviiin
C'n'! Crk Mlrlra; Co
srrerKan 1 r l Co.
A lor land
f'eeoU 1 it 7. Mlnirtz '."0
imi Mlrlna " .
Xll-rl Zine Fl-lc f5
Oulnn !ar.1 .
I'.arsrur Mlr.tr-ir '
!llenih Roar Minlr.- "o
'-iipma .t ln-ton llmlrr;
N,no Mlstrit "
Majestii Min.r.e Co .
fra'leritat )n.-irner." Co
lior-e'-eal V.ir.c Co
!) A i-oa . .
I-na-omri bind
I'erry .v Co.
Portland Mirlre c
Wlr..-". Mln:r- Co
O-r.tnl I. i 2. Cr
Itrsdf'trl-Kanait Cty Co. .
llu-nroeii lant . .
!-.! lanil .
Ilotoi Ge; Tier 7Jne .
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Mrrar.tt!e M M Co . .
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ritasr .yrnti so'iiHor tn my aMiesx to rxflain FKt E CRATHO
ntOXE OIFER.
.Wine
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Mi!'r it " --
;i ll(Cul!c-iar Mlnlrg X
.1 M 1'iillari! Mining ro .
K H Scherrr.erhe.rri .. ..
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174
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Total Mil' MJ.V1 e.iM
Valu-Xnc. tl.'W. 1-aJ. K.M- Total. ia.-
RAWiRR.
.-5 111 P Mining "r I '4 I ID
peace k Valley IT. Co .. 13.).l
rtlTe-.! . . ..
ixlt-r M V M. Co
Tal ft!s ttt.
Vnlu-Zinc. .:'.
ItAXTER SPRING."
piiPn)IJa
ll!a!c-i
N'iraaka
KtrU Co
m i: - t
M C -
Total aa'.e . .
Value-Jllnc. 14 J-.1
.sftn'tEON
?r Taut Mlr'nc C,
Kfy --tret Ittsir:-; Co
Total lalea
Value-Jim-. V!'
ORPN.-sTO
Ca'W! Mlllrc Co .
KIoei!!!- Itlnlna; Cli. .
r-:u: Mill Co
Jlimlrr eta- Co
j Tsaca Miitna- C
Pt Ii-rp Mtnlnc CJ
Roe Mlnlns .
Orf! Jui;t Mining Co .
Total .al.
Vaiuea Zlc. t Vt. Ia4. te
N'fK OTr
F-liare Vlntn I'm
R! Kate sfiiing tr
JSLir; Zinc Co
Kattrrr. Mining Co .
Hermit Mir.l-g Co
Ivtr;ernek Co.
ir:
f.41
4I.VO
xi.ru
"-a.:f
3.411
7.e'
3.11
41')
at s;o
r-
I tan
:-)
1 3T
I4S-")
Total. H.5W
,
44 )
.?ro
.ji
Mcttt l"rl Co ta.Sa
O C mniot . ... I-.
H. II rcl.tt-i A Co . . SCiJio
hterltrs RiNb-3 . .. M.70
Pru!r:tlat K l . . . Ii.;i
C tV rVjct'ea C.5SS)
.Tstl':e ji a M Co v..0
Jam MurrT . .... 4,:a
Raeit-r Z. I- M. C? . . J3.j
larr a, Shult J.-i
f-Je- Rlslnc Co i.-3
A W. P. CS-nr.t . 11
M F. Miturr - itr.
"ar Jyiie ...-. it an
Oa,Vrtx I A Z. Co &,
Ijuacumty a, M-FSroy. .
Jcsn Pag .-..-......... ...
7.)
J.1
2.41A
I.Tas
"3.4 V,
l.ii
4.7
"t.
Its
::w
Total aa!a Stt 43 y'
Valu.s-Zlsr. r..7). lal. fi. Total. t'.3.-
A.8A.
U5a
1M. . .
M.W
X).7a .. .
Tit
7.410
f.ue A Prfl-i .. .
tt! Pa XJlalr.s CO... .
Bi-!ir Mining Ob...
Har.cum Hawcrth .
A bitr Mlnlns 'n
tv.et Alba Mlnlrg Co. -
Tjtal sale
VaU Zlr.e
i:.'..
rROJPBRITT.
W B. Kaa. agent
UcKir.ler Mining Co.- . .. ..
Regnla-ltr Mining O
Ten O'Cl'xk Ilnlr CU
l3terat Mining Co
;:.
IT
a...)
Tstal ." -
Val3e-Zlc l.!il. Isai. 1X4JU. Teal
AURORA
CnliaJ Ur 0-ejpa!. . . 4t M
Cieltai aas . . . !!.
T"tl aaa t t"
Va:u-ZJe. .-; li. CW. Total.
C4RTHAGK.
Cctun'l'atf Trmp Co IJ.)
I-.4
in
!l.al
R.WW
a.W
r.s.
iy
t.4-L
M Mlnlr.c Co
lo.-l A Co
lluo'oo J- .t.nir.ir Co
tVa.11-,1 a Hen
1 '")
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4! C
7 1t:
Tctat di , . . 27 3;i
Values-Zinc IT.?-.; I.ad. f.n Total.
ZINC1TK.
!jjcy Klre Mlr.lne Co .
Ilellrvlll. I. M Co.. !
It. A K. Mlatnr i.o ... 17.';-
fiiat llnllcar Mlnlns C . . .
Brwos land
Total sala
Valuea-Zir.'
'. j:
O-anhr M A ?
lillnol. Zlr.c CD
. . 71S--.I
.W !!. frr. To'al.
IRANUT
4"o ... 77 (v-o
14 ; v.
-4)
a M
14 III
R.JV).
fv.y
T.ital ' .
aai.j..Znc 1.5;9: lea.t. :.K' Total, fit
.iiKr.7roe)r
s-rlt! ft-leUr.
Raller A Stlckrj
t:tll!tv mln- .
I-Mr Mlnin Co
.:
T )l
:imi
3.tt'.
u.y
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Total aales id
Vlu.-ZI".c. l 71. al. !," Tetal.
r.i:r.r nrtv.scn
Mia Vlnlrr fo tilts
r D Ba las'! il."
11 M
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Valurs-Zln.
Till we If
V.i-Z!rc.
Ci.110
SI a raW.hi
Values-zinc.
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la.J, r..7:) To'a.
tr:
l.eS7.71
K,II.LKD THK MKtir.
laaTrlaaa Vaata Hlea aad Tna ll'aaaa
Are I aj a real.
Chtcaaro. July Tt.-I.ee Reynolds, a 1
j ear-old boy of Whlllnc Ind.. was In
stantly killed and Mrs. !! Mannlnr; and :
Mr. Charles Rrown of (."hlcago. were s- '
vrly injure-l in an accident to-day n
the scenic railway at White City Amuse
ment Park.
The accident is believed to have hn
caused by a piece of brick that In some
unaccountable manner had hcom lodged '
in one of. the rails.
When the car in wh!b -.our.g Reynold
and two women wr riding struck th
ratrur;IIon. e cat wa dera!!d aed the
excunants were thrown 'ut.
Reynolds, who was not severely injured,
rias to his fe and stepped back on th
track tn the path of another car. and waa
iretantly killed.
The two women. atUlrnsrh artouilj' 1--JtifJ.
triii recorec.
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