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SAWYER'S VICTIM.
F0rst Moved TO This City and
Likely to Recover.

Francis Forst, the ex-b0at-keeper of the
yacht Linda, owned by Prescott Sawyer,
son of Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, who was
stabbed by young Sawyer last Saturday
night during a quarrel at the San Francisco
Yacht Club house, was removed yesterday
morning from the Dexter Cottage a: Sausa-
Tito to ST. Luke's Hospital In this city.
The change was made at the express wish
of Prescott Sawyer, and with Forsts con-
sent Two physicians Of this city. and also
young Sawyer, accompanied Forst from
Sausalito to the hoslital
Yesterday morning Forst was, 1t was
stated at the Dexter Cottage. in much i'm
proved condition, and was able to walk
downstairs to the hack, in which he was
taken 10 the ferry, without any assistance
The wounded man, according to reports
from tile hospital bore the journey very
well, and no serious fears Tor hls recovery
were entertained there.
1t was stated yesterday at the Dexter
Cottage to CALL reporter that young
Sawyer had, at FoTsts request visited the
wounded man on Sunday last, and that dur
ing the interview FoT5t had told Sawyer
that both were equally to blame in the
affair. The taking of Forst to this city was
at Sawyer's special instance, as better med
ical treatment and requisite surgical appli-
ances could be secured here. Nc fears for
f0rSIS recovery were tuttTldiueu dt luc
cottage, as he had gained much strength
and had rallied from the loss of blood
caused by the stabs inflicted by Sawyer.
At Sausalto the general idea seems to
be that while Forst had really no business
on the clubhouse premises. Sawyer, who is
reported to be of rather an overbearing
temper, so aggravated him in ordering him
away that the quarrel began in an instant.
1t is generally believed that Forst had only
his watch in his hand when the fight CON-
menced, and that was the only weapon he
had TO defend himself with from Sawyers
knife Some also state that Sawyer was the
first to strike, and that he chased Forst al
over the clubhouse with his drawn knife in
his hand, and even pursued him into the
parlur where some ladies were playing the
piano. Their cries of alarm caused Sawyer
| to temporarily desist from his attack. but
he resumed his pursuit Of Forst as soon as
| he came out.
Sawyer's examination will take place In
San Rafael as soon as Forst is pronounced
ont Of danger and able to appear IN court.
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FRATERNAL NOTES.

Degrees Conferred In I. o. .. #. Lodges.
Visitation in the X. of II.
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. Q, l. o. o. F.,
at its meeting last Saturday evening con-
ferred the degree of Friendship on anumber
of candidates.
King Solomon Lodge, No. 60, F. and A.
NJ. at its called meeting last evening had a
"raising."
At the regular session Of Oriental En-
campment, No. 81. /. o. o. f., on Saturday
evening last, the Patriarchai degree was
conferred on four candidates.
Fidelity Lodge. No. 222, at its regular
meeting last evening had work in the in
itiatory.
f. Z. Sutherland, G. d. Of the Knights OF
Honor of this jurisdiction. visited Tahoe
ing He was cordially received aud deliv-
cred an eloquent address, which was both
interesting and instructive.
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EMMA GRENNAN'S ESTATE.
A Victim of the Recent Hallway Disast,
Was Sole Executor.

Victim of the Recent Railway Disaster
Was Sole Executor.
Yesterday was the day appointed for Mar
tin Kelly, who was killed in the recent rail-
way accident, to make his showing before
Judge Coffey why certain real property of
the estate of the late Emma Grennan should
be mortgaged.
Mrs. Grennan, n widow, died in July,
1854, leaving three children. Her executors
were Martin Kelly and Martin Mooney, her
elder brother, and at the death Of the lat
ter, the former was appointed by the court
to act alone.
In his petition, which was called up yes
terday, Kelly set forth that the estate is in
debted to him for advances in the sum of
S1513 GA, and he asked for authority to raise
the amount by mortgaging the lot on the
north side of Fell street. fifty-fye feet east
of 0ctayia, having an area of 55x120 feet.
The estate is worth $4,000, and the de-
visees are the three children of the deceased,
her mother. Elizabeth Mooney, and her
brothers, Joseph and Augustine Mooney.
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TIE POETS APOLOGY.

o. the Muse has gone away.
"a Does not haunt me much to-day.
d 81 Everything she ha to say
AE Has been saidi
" Oirwas not much at any time
All that she could hitch in rhyme,
Never the Muse sublime
Who has fedl
Any one who takes her In
May observe she's rather thin;
Little more than bone and SKIN
Is the Muse;
Seanty sacrifice she won
When her very best she'd done,
And at her they poked their fun,
In Reviews
rhymes" +" in truth, ''are stubborn things,
And to hhyme she cluug and cltngs,
But whatever song she sings
Scarcely sells.
II her tone be grave. they say,
"Give us something rather gay"
If she's skittish, then they pray
Something else".
So she's cut the whole concern
Lutte and Lyre. and Torch aud Urn,
Thoughts that breathe and words that Durn.
Joys or woes.
For ParnaSsuS is a. too steep"
And the only Muse keep,
And that keeps me, writes a heap,
But-it's Prose!
ANDREW LASe, in Murray's Magazine.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta, spot, 6ss06s4e; Wool Bags 80
@3Sc; Potato Gunnies, nominal
COAL-Greta is higher at SO . ton No Camel on
the spot but IL is selling to arrive at $ll 2 ton.
SUGAR-The famine suddenly broken yester-
uay by the decision of the Supreme Court returning
the American Refinery 10 Hayemeyers n Elder, thus
releasing is 900 bbls which had been locked up for
nearly four months. Tie California Refinery quotes.
terms net. cash: Cube, 1859; Crushed, 1896; Extra
Powdered. 75se: Fine Crushed. 75Sc; Dry Granu-
lated. 7i4c: Confectioners A. 71sc; Extra Q. 61sc;
Golden y. 57sc q Ib Bags, 1sc more than 6bls
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube, 65sc; Crushed, 65sc Fine Crushed.
65sc; Powdered B5sc; Extra fine Powdered, 61sc:
Dry Granulated, 63sc; Xxx do. sac: Confectionery
A, 614c; White Extra c, SC; Extra C, 4zsc; Golden
c, 4ssc g ID.
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Lev,ty of a Female D,plomaei.,.

hear from Vienna that sprightly She
diplomatist ct that capital created quite q
sensation recently at party by asking the
Papal Nuncio to allow her to inspect the
diamond cross which he wore round his
neck. This was rather startling, but the
polite preate took off the jewel and handed
1t to the Protestant lady, who proceeded to
place il round her own neck, and she did
not return it until she had admired herself
in mirror. The Nuncio and the other
Catholics were horrilied by her leyity,
which they regarded as rank sacrilege.-
London Truth.
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Could No. Find the K.yhols

George Muller. shoemaker, living on
Page street, between Octavin and Laguna,
was taken in custody yesterday ON charge
Of assaulting George Jacobs, tailor, who
lives next door. When Muller returned
home early yesterday morning he could not
find the keyhole of his door. and because he
imagined that the tailor laughed at his
efforts, assaulted hi:l with q hammer.
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The Mnreot Hamioid.

Frank Smith was held yesterday by
Police Judge Rix to answer in $4,000 bail
charge Of manslaughter. He is under
arrest for the murder of ]. c. Margot, the
saloon man, who was dubbed to death in
his drinking place on Leidesdorff street.
pr. W. Z; Conlan. who attended Margot in
st. Mary's Hospital, testified that the de-
ceased died from alcoholism, while Ur.
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Enrs Ihat Hanr Not.

The closing exhibition at the Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind will
take place this afternoon at o'clock at
Berkeley. The exercises will consist Of
music, reading of the raised letter, illustra-
ti0ns of the sign language and the various
methods of instruction for those deprived
of the senses of sight and hearing. All in
terested in this subject are invited to be
present. The pupils, who come from all
parts Of the State, will return to their
homes on the 11th. School reopens for the
fall term August 9th.
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Both Sent to San Quentin,

Judge Murphy yesterday sentenced W..
F. Harmon to San Quentin Prison for four
years, he having been convicted of forging
the name of Warren j ones to promissory
note for $780,
George Hinburt, alias Franklin. who
pleaded guilty of burglary, was sent to the
same penal institution for three years.
He burglariously entered the room of Sadie
Prescott, at 108 Sixth street.
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D,e,r,ch,s LII. Cer,,Go,,s..

In October last Edward Dietrich was
accidentally drowned. He was q men,
Der Of America Council, No. 7, o. G..
F.. and also Of Antioch Lodge, No. 81,
A. o. U. w. In each society he held life
certificates for $1,000, but few days
previous to his death designated his
wife, Christina, as his beneficiary instead
Of Louise NJ. Rentmen and Maria Wilson.
His instruct ons in this respect was not
carried out by making the change in the
certificates and now the widow has entered
suit 10 prevent the payment OF the $4,000 to
the beneficiaries first named, and has se-
cured an order of Injunction,
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KiII,d bv Lto,,ur.

Margaret Getty, woman 45 years of age,
fell victim yesterday to liquor. She was
seen to wander in an intoxicated condition
on Sunday evening out through the sand
hills of Alta Plaza, and next morning some
boys at play in the open ground stumbled
across hsr dead body. The remains OF the
unfortunate woman were removed to the
Morgue. where it was found she had died
from chronic alcoholism.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. June o.

SUMMARY OF THE AAHKEIA
Wheat and Barley quiet.
Oats held more firmly.
Corn unchanged.
hay as before.
Beans quiet.
Potatoes higher.
Onions firm.
Fancy Butter advanced.
Eggs unsettled.
Poultry nominal
Cherries selling better
Vegetables came in freely.
Sugar unsettled and excited.
Greta Coal higher
Silver higher and nominal
Mexican Dollars higher
New York exchange lower.
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San FRANCISCO Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers ars
as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. 5Ia@ec; second quality.
4MG5Ac: third do, 4tl4lsc.
NEAL-LSrge, 406c; small Calves. 6G1c.
MUTrON-Wetners, 6l3@17c; Ewes, 6961zc
LAMB-Spring Lamb. 7(I3c q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4t9i54 for light grain-fed, and
334@e&c for heavy pacNing; stock Hogs, 4I29i9ss
q IL: dressed do, 7G71ac "a 10.
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English whea. Market.

LONDON. June 9-The Mark Lane Express says:
English Wheat is duh at Sd lower; foreign Wheat is
down cd. The prospects favorable for good
yield OF Wheat in France, Italy, Austria, Hungary
and Germany. AT to-day's market English Wheat
scarcer aud prices recovered Sd; foreign fell
Cd, except fine Californian and Australian, which
firm Corn was firm.
LIVERPOOL, June 9.-The spot market is steady
at IS 11d97s I'd. Cargoes quiet at 35s Sd
OFF coast 35s Sd for Just shipped and 35s Cd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: June, rs Id; July, rs
lAd; August, rs l 1ad; September, rs 134d; octo-
Der. rs 21ad; November, rs 2s4d; December. rs
2s4d.
SECURITIES
LONDON June s.-.Consols 81 9-l6; United States
Bonds: as, l25; 41a's, lO5: Silver, 49d; Rentes,
92f 57Jac. Bullion into Bank of England, fls,O0O
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Titla Oniatad.

In the case Of Jane Meley ct al. vs.. Jen-
ME Boulon ct al. judgment was rendered
for the defendants yesterday by Judge
Hoge. The action was to quiet title to GER
tain property on st. Marys lane and Union
street The plaintiff, Jane Meley, recently
died suddenly on Howard street, near
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Hnrt nv EnlIinrIrnn.

James Cunningham, machinist in the
Union Iron Works, sustained two serious
wounds on the head and shoulders yester-
day morning, while at work. A heavy
piece of iron, on which be had been work
ing. fell upon him.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The stock market was COM
parativeiy quiet to-day, and while 1t inclined TO
weakness unde the hammering-room contingent,
later developed strong tone and all OF the early
losses were reganed. The final changes were quiet,
irregular and usually Insignificant. Oregon Trans
continental advanced "A, Sugar Trusts and MIS-
souri, Pacific per cent each. Governments steady.
Petroleum opened weak. spot s6c, July se34c. be-
strong, spot advanced to 90I4c, July 81 4c;
reaction followed and the market closed steady.
NEW YORK, June 9-United States Bonds: AS,
1927 AIS. l0312; Northern Pacific, 3S1a; Cana
dian Pacific So; Central Pacific, 351a; Union Pa
cilc 6714; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. 4S1s;
Wells Fargo. l43 bid. las asked; Western Union {,
s5$4 Silver, 1854: Sterling, 81 s5g4 S71a.
Wheat cash. No. q csc; No. s. SOC
FlOur-Quiet.
Cofee-S17 80.
Sugar-5@55sc
Hops-California Ice
Hides-California, 1870
Copper-LaKe, $l5 S5.
Tin-Spot, S25 SIS.
Lead-Domestic, 81 35
lron-$14
Petroeum-S63Sc.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Estes swore that an autopsy showed that
death had been caused by meningitis from
q danrpssad skull
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Chicago Markets.

chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Wheat was quiet and opened
the same as Saturdays closing to 1sc higher eased
off I4@D$sc, advanced 5s@s4c, declined 7S911sc
and closed at 5se lower for July, 12c for August
and SAC for December than Saturday. Receipts
2OOO 600, shipments 243,O0O bushels. Visible
Wheat 21,79l 900 bushels; decrease 662.000
Corn, I42I5,000 bushels; increase, 1,52s,00o
Oats, g. 154 900 bushels increase l01 ,00O Barley
5S7 900 bushels; decrease, $4,000. Rice easy at
51c Barley steady.
CHICAGO. June 9.-wheat, cash, sOAc.
Corn-34I4c
Pork-$12 10.
Lard-S5 80.
Ribs-$5 20.
Whisky-$1 o.
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Fine Silver.

The bank gave nominal quotation yesterday OF
81 0312Gl OF q ounce, this wide range represent
ing the difference in dealers views.
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MORNING SALES.
Boards Water. 991a
Street-50 + Gaslight, SO.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-s2Oo0 Omnibus Cable, 11e1a; 80 s v
w
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT, Chronometer aud INSTRUMENT
Maker. l8 Market street.
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Shipping Notes.
The Gipsy sails to-day for the Salinas River. The
City of PuebIa falls due from Victoria and Puget
Sound and the Haytian Republic from Puge, Sound.
The Oceanic falls due from China and Japan
Saturday.
The schooner Compeer. 800 tons, loads Canning
Supplies for Alaska; Chilean bark Margarita, $50
tons, Lumber on the Sound for Valparaiso for
orders, Pissgua range, 62s I'd; British iron ship
Ho lingwood, 1905 tons, Wheat to U. X, Havre or
Antwerp, 36s 3d. prior to arrival.
The ship A. j. Fuller, 1882 tons. Is chartered for
Wheat to Liverpool direct, 35s: Rio, 33s 3D. This
Is an advance of Is over the last charter.
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] E.'::. s:y .%s'l az 'a,it az ls's: Large e =
iO,--I 700 PM 600 AM 5.36 AAIli47 ana 47I7 81
IL 7.4I pM Ill Ald 7O7 An O47 PM 4.47I7.3 81
l2. s.2o Pm 2Iss An s2s AM iss Pxli .47l7 80
l3.... S.57 Pm 3.0S An 9.33 AMI 2.2S PNH 80
IA 933 Pu 253 AMlO "a AMl 3.l6 PN4.47l7.3 .33
Is ...IO.O7 PM 4.37 AMll.33 AMI 4.0l PN i.47l7 7.33
l6.lO.sl PM SIS AN OPS PM 4.43 PAi4 All. 81
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Dividends Declared.
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New York Exchange.
New York exchange, lbc for sight drafts and
zoe for telegraphie.
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RECEIPTS OF PRopucE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
STEAMER. DESTINATION. SAILS. wHHr

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras $40
20; Bakers extras, S4@4 10; city superhne 81 so
as 10; interior brands. SAGA 20 for extras and
81 sOGs3 10 g bbl for superfne.
wHEAT-Nothing new Trade dun at unchanged
prices. No. l, 81 2712@Sl 2ss4; No. 2. 81 20;
choice 81 80; extra cnoice, for milling 81 321a .
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The following is list OF assessments now pending
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or Ldts Shtppusy intelligence sec Eight1 Rage.
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nRESSAIAKING LATEST STYLES; REASON
u able prices; orders by mail promptly executed:
htgusranteed MRS. NJ. DE HAGAN ,967 Mission. I'm
DERFECT-FITTING TAILOR OR TRAVELLING
i dress made IN - hrs, S5 so. s25 goods found.
MRS u. DAVIS. 234 Taylor St, upstairs. mrl II
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CNHEAP STORE, ONE THAT BEATS THEM ALL;
~ handsome express-wagon and glassware given
away with every OF ba" ingpowder: 5-it pail of
mincemeat. 25c: butter 25c per roll; eggs SC per
Sl -four soc per sack ION pail Of lard 81; 10
eans sugar corn, 81: large bars OF soap. al. LIN
colin n GAGE, lOi9-Nalencia St, corner Twenty
second les SuruTh 81
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NINE. RELLOGG'S TAILOR SYSTEM OF DRESS
wi cutting taught. RIM l6, 20G Kearny st. ie3 I'm
THE EIDRED. 1926 MARKET ST.-FINE sun
ny Market-St. suites aud single rooms: recently
changed hands is conducted strictly frst-class.
MRS H E1DKED-EDELMAN. ie1 l5t
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a BAD NAYS END.
The Terrar 81 she Tossn shot white 1se-
sssting Arrest.

The Terrar sf taae Tas<n shot while xse-
sssting Arrest.
SANTA Fl n. NJ. Jan. 2i.-~A special TO
the Repnaiinaa says officers learned that
JEFF Hunt dangerous character wanted
on several chaTres. bad returned 10 Seven
Rivers. aid deputy sheriff. Perry and
John Herkeiy we're sent down 60 make
the arrest They fonna the man at
Ferce's ssere on Sunday and effected his
arrest without srenble. Perry threw his
gun down on Hunt and told HeFkely 10
search him. Before this could he done
Hunt drew . revolver, knocked Perry
aside and aired The ball graxed the 0sll-
GERS face and knocked him 10 the Aoor
stunned.
In the general shooting which followed.
Hunt was fatally wounded through tho
chest Rerkeiy was shot hetween the eyes.
but the wound did not prove fatal noc~
tors prohed tAe wound four inches, bat
cenid not lind the ball and the wounded
man is doing well, With chances Of recev-
cry.
A young man named Tom was arrested
for firing shot, taken 90 Rosewsil and
lodged in Jail. lie Is one Of The party Nho
terrorized Eddy On Christmas day. Hunt
has been passing as bad man for long
TINS and was one oE gang who delighted
in shooting up the town If Seven Rivers
every once In awhile
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THE VEXED QUESTION
The Rival Claims for hIo
Worlds Fair Site.
SPRINGER URGES Ms PLAH.
The Speakers Csssafssee ss Nin@ nelo.
gates rs Dasy te sah~Con2~
msttse al Threcs

WAgarxaTow Cry. Jan. 1.-THE xpetfof
COMMITTEES On worlds fair bold its Ht1t
raeeting this morning Mr.. Spriutle<
called up hts resolution providing that ID
House proceed next Thursday 10 &eleoiI =
ssse fer the fair ~ ballet. and ii wns ai1-
cussai for an hour, Nr. springer ufekA
the importance 1T early action ON the prtIIl.
osition. He held thai By lks decisiou IN
Cann0n's resolution last week thu HoxjS4
had virtually decided taAt tie matter mint
lie settled as early As possible. and thai H.
committee was practically nnner snatxtla~
items, and was IS much bound by them ~
II they had been formulated. He arrued
that the House could rot move I'M the aAk&>
te1 until il had kirst settled where The flkie
was to be held.
Mr.. Hit also declared I'm fayar of the khn<
mediate selection III sire hy the Ho1nio,
and pointed out how delay ieopardized tko
chances OF tho fair.
Mr. Flower thought the data fred iox
hallctInx IN the Springer resolution. Thurs
day next, was little too soon. He 6gle.
gested that resosatson he reported sst1.
yiding for iehAtn in siae House next Acn>
day, one hour and halE 20 be allowed fl3k
the presentation Of the claims uf each ciaty,.
10 10 sollawed hy hAlloting on Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank. of Missouri. offered reso'lo~
ton thai the Springer resolution rrovidth6
for halloting hy the Houss next Thur1dh3
be referred 10 subcommittee of thnk1
with Instructions 10 report atnezt comm1A
tee meeting.
After much debate this was adopted, a111S
q subcommittee was selected consisting a.
chairman Gambler and Messrs. Hit allA
Flower. e
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w. ?. Boyd & Co.

Notwithstanding large and greatly appreciated holiday
trade which the largest have done Still have
left en0IcE SELECTION Of goods IN al Departments in
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Enssns weFe taken % Olympia satnTaay ard
the fnnerai icok place sunday.
Wsiliara Hawklns. an fsinerant tailor.
who has stayed about Shelton for some
months past and Who Was sent 10 she
Olympia hospital for treatment hy the
county. Giea there On Sunday.
Sunday the trains handled the freight
for The various camps on the sAtsop rail-
Eoad, 80 as nos 90 interfere with their reen-
lar trips On the week days
Yesterday afternoon q brakesman. sam
Fisks. w'ho, ky the way. haa Just gotten
oser = siege of pneumonia at tale hospital.
wss badly injured TIE engine, with une
h0x-car. vas on the way 10 TIE warehouse.
With Eiske sitting on the brake facing back
waras- The frame of the large rate near
there struck hisa back of the head and he
was knocked into the bar. full twenty feet.
breaking bis leg above the knee hy striking
. tie 10 the fall Between the fracture and
tie bad wetiing in his condition. he may
have serious time Of 1t. Our ioetors have
busy tine nowadays, although the Rus
sian TnAlsf5y nas eft rs
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the bed welaeTsng iss Shear hloed. we're
Long and his wife. The conStAhlaHs body
WIS rsddied With bullets and life vas sx-
sinck His vile had = classify wcglnd in
the faee. frnEa which she vas rendered. un-
conscious.
IS the snrnatare w1s n0s disturbed and
the woman could give no salatsan of the
mystery alter she bad reealned eonsesoas-
ness, friends of the murdered man hxlieye
that gang Of deSpeEa2oeS. against whom
he held warrants Tor .uaoanshsnin9. had
committed the awfel 1eeNs. Others believe
il i merrly 4 continuation of tAs Hatsaeld-
Mccoy teaa. a. the victim i related 10 the
former family. The wounds 0E the woman
are hellevei 10 be Eafal