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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-04

NICK Thompscn-Deisndsnts pissd not guilty;
Trial ct for March 4
". H. Overlook "a Kent Mill Company-Dis-
nsssso; 1u6xmsut against paainti6 for costa
In00as Regain ~. Charles 6iosa-Judsmeut
rendered against defendant
fendant
sUR8Rzoa COURT CIVIL pxPAHrnIxr-os o.
BORN. ).
o. II. Smith ". =. A. Pesse ct ux-yudsmen.
against defendant for 81, oCA IS; signed
- :. - Hastings Va William Caivsrt-Jud&ment
=: Korn ". H g ullage,-Findins. for plain.
til for &Ss2
A. c. Gc1va Pacific Coas. Steamship Com.
p:ny.vsrd,et for plaintiff for $500,
NJ {. Morehonse vs.. Frederick W. wilmans-
Continued urt!l March 6.
scfKRIoR coUKT-KQCfTY DsrARrMRKr-LAxe.
LET. ).
Annie Wessvood ". Enoch westwood-De-
We've Newell Mil Company Va N. C. Quinn ct al
James Dignsn VI w. h Moore Order; signed
ye.nneste hickey VI Irving Dicxey-Divorce
Lisa Gar.esh va Aren Garseth Divorce
Louise strieb Va Charles strieb-Divorce
Nelson vs.. J. Nelson-Divorcs granted to
plaintiff.
Ada Lucas ". A. d. Lucas-Divorce granted
70 plAiutin; $50 per month altmouy
T. B. downing Va Mary Anderson ct al.-De-
isuit and judgment: signed.
w. :. Miller vs.. Mutual Oil Company-Judg.
ment; signed
Original statement OF facts in the cases of
na1ere Vincent aud Parke & Lacy Machinery
company, both against SnoQuaimie Mil Com
peny-Ordered sent 70 supreme court.
ttnued TO March TO-
Edward Fehre "a Ella ". Peterson ct al
transferred TO the civil department
A A. Denny ct al. VS.. Frank d. Ray-Re-
ceivers report approved; claims for wages al
sUPxxIoR coURr-PRoBArE DKPAsTMRxr-LANo-
LEY. J..
Estate OF Christopher p. Higgins-Decree of
distribution.
Estate OF Katherine Becksr-Order of contiuu-
ance 70 March 10.
Estate OF John D. Standardization for
order OF sale OF real estate: continued to March
Estate OF p. INSTRUMENTATION for order Of
sale OF real estate; order of sale.
Estate OF Andrew Milligan-Petition for order
OF sale OF real estate; order of sale.
Estate OF Michael NJ. Wold-Petition for let
ters OF administration: decree appointing l.
Huisether administrator; bond, tl.6o0
Estate OF David J. CHARACTERIZATION for letters
OF administration: continued TO March 10.
Estate OF John Sloan-Petition for letters Of
administration; continued to March 10.
Guardianship OF Thomas +. kennedy-Peti-
uOn TO be declared competent: order finding
that said Kennedy is of sound mind and capa-
Ole OF managing his own Affairs; order discharg-
Ing John 8 Brace .. guardian and requiring
MIN TO make settlement within ten days alter
service OF copy OF this order.
insanity OF Vincent Csmsron-Examinatio
and decree OF commitment
Crawford and II. +. Phillips appointed ap-
prafsera.
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Mr.. l. H. Roots, secretary of the college &C.
partment of the Y. N. e. A., visited the state
university yesterday and gave fresh impulse
70 the Y. n. c. A. OF that institution. Mr.. Roots
was accompanied by Mr.. Dummit. the Y. N. C.
A. secretary of the Northwest. large number
of young men attended the meeting and new
organization was effected. The following ON.
GERS were: elected: President, NJ. Harris: vice
president, Prof Mark Bailey, jr; recording sec.
rotary. J. A. Fleming; corresponding secretary,
Rev. +. G. q. schmidt: treasurer, II. Z. LangstOn.
Mr.. Roots and Mr. Dummit briefly addressed
the young men and urged them to make this So
ciety an active and energetic one. Judging
from the large number in attendance this il
likely to be Accomplished
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MT. Wiustock's Eloquent Discourse a,
the Hebrew SYNAGOGUE.

Last evening Melvin q. Wiue;ock. deputy
prosecuting attorney. delivered al address az
the Hebrew synascgfs, taxing as bis sabiec,
The Book OF Esther" The speaker gave a
word painting OF the incidents OF the dramatic
story. He next made vivid sketches of the
various characters, and lastly gave some s.,en-
ton 10 the lessons TO be derived from the book
whether real or only legendary.
NJ. WinstocK, differing from the ususily &C.
eep,ed theory. gave more real praise 10 Vsshti.
the dcposed queen, than TO Esther. According
10 his theory, Vashti sacrificed her crown Tor
the sake OF principle. waiIe Esther hesitsted
to sc; for fear of her NE when the fate of her
people hung trembling in the balance The
sneaker used Humans purchase OF the
monopoly Of killing tie Jews, s framework
around which 10 weave dramatic arrnignmsns
of the corrupt IRE OF money, and pleaded for
larger justice aad mere genuine lore in the
dealings between man aud DsE- The 1nGer OF
t,oa providence and race patriotism were the
main ie>sons which the book Impressed.
6sd's pzsyidsacs The spsskss said. Wa
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NORTH KNOWING.

That AiLcocK's Fogors PLAsrEgs are tho
hixhest result oi medical .cieuce ami skill, and
ia ingredients and method have never been
e.aSlied.
That they sre the o.. giual and genuine porous
piastsrs upon whose scpg .stion iEaitAtors trade.
That ALLcoCks Porous PLAsrsks never iail
To perform their remedial work quickly and Ell
ieet9shy.
That thts tact IS astested by thousands of
voluntary sG9 guin peachab,e testimonials from
srssefa! pat,ent..
Thai tor rheumatism, weak back, sciatica,
iuGg trouble. si ines disease, dyspepsia. malaria
and ali 4oes pains, they are invaluable
Thst hen you buy ALLcoCK's Porous PLAs-
rExs you absolutely obtain the bes, plss,ers
IL a1eS
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Gon Gets . Verdict for $500.

4 C. Gon. who brought suit against tho Pa.
die Cost steamship Company to recover q, e25
NJ hfesch OF contract tor not asYording him the
seo the steamer City OF Puebla for an excnr.
mon 70 FIs;sery Rocks on August Is, 1892,
sosained verdict for $500 in the superior court
Yesterday. The case was virtually 6nished, so
~ = the testimony was concerned, on Thurs
Gay afternoon. aud little was left to BE- done
Yesterday beyond giving the charge to the fury
The latter returned with the verdict after come.
ming over an hour OF elaboration.
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Important Change.

The Royal Insurance Company has just been
placed with II. o. Shuey, rooms 5iI and 5i2 New
York block.
Mr.. shuey. who has been connected with the
Home Fire Insurance Office for several years, is
thorough and painstaking in the insurance bust
ness. aud will attend TO any endorsements or
transfers required On existing policies and will
give prompt attention to renswala z. W. Car
reuter general agent.
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Another complication has arisen in the sct-
usmens OF creditors claims arising out OF tho
NE o. the furniture of tie Northern hotel. II
nstha' the receiver had paid number OF
Sssshts Claims Tor wsges before any of the
usai'ors. shd the latter are now obiecting to
'ae'e PAYMENTS. and attempting 20 hold him
pssonsily liable II the proceeds of the sale are
- exhausted before they are satisfied. The
ss'1sf "as argued at length before Judge Lang.
~ yesterday
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A. ."a'o~ins neS csses were a.ed in the o..
r. '"e S'eFA o. 'he superior court yesterday
.s .S teaasy ". state Of Mediterranean
laaas ,a .~.teetng tie commissioner OF pubic
49, heeHte deed IL i,.Nia,iff
49, = Rodgers. sdm;aisirstrfx. y. Moth.
- ,,. rust company al ni-sult 20 recover
Tv' services rendered.
srss-.,, y Asrer y K h Wisemsn-Acttor 10
NJ Ia ea pro iss,rv no,e.
- a'sn P saywart =. 49,, : rs.,.,.,z
s''Sa'ior % stapheu Narsees
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4 sIMPLE QUESTION OF FACT.
usoss Csisto Mining Men Sued for Raj
ance Of Account.


n wIlmans. r. W. Wilmsns, n. g. Bond
- Thomas Ewing were sued In the superior
oaft yesterday for &i.si7.5 s. By /. f. Morehouse
II balance due upon an account Morehouso
dsins that between May and October, 1891, the
1ufendants became indebted to him for goods
~ and delivered to the value OF 81, 847.5s for
nevicos Ia building and managing the Monte
cfisto wagon road $40. and for tho use Of .
ssopn and team $3.50. In their answer the de-
lbsdanb plead sett cement and payment in full.
n Witnesses 10, tho defense testified that
es1lsnents were made monthly, and produced
ehscks aad vouchers in support o! their state.
uenta The plaintiff met this by asserting that
he settlements wers only partial. and that he
lsd often demanded payment Of the balance,
bot he'd been put OF from time to time The
question narrowed itself to ono OF fact, on which
,hs parties directly contradicted one another.
md - It was after o'clock when the testimony
"a concluded the case VAS submitted without
Uyument Judge Osborn will instruct the jury
% Monday morning.
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DR.. f. g. johnson 10 prepared to treat
Consumption and other lung diseases with
the Improved Pneumatic Cabinet With
this mechanical device appropriate
remedial agents can be carried to every
portion Of the lungs, making direct appli-
cation to parts hitherto inaccessible. Its
use also expands the lungs. increases the
breathing capacity, thoroughly aerates the
blood and improves nutrition. It stops the
cough. allays fever, relieves pain, lessons
the frequency Of the pulse and respira-
tions. and patients gain from one to three
pounds in weight per fortnight. 1t IS a
"strictly scientific apparatus" about whose
workings there 10 neither guesswork nor
accident 1t in.ures to the patient greater
benefits than can otherwise be obtained,
and enables the physician to successfully
treat patients to whom formerly he could
not conscientiously promise satisfactory
or permanent aid.
Office rooms 5, 6 and 7Scheuerman block,
corner Front and Cherry. Seattle. Wash.
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Insane Sailor sent to Strtlaeoov,

vincent Cameron. native of Name, was YES.
s'aN committed 10 the sielacoom asylum bv
sssse Langley as insane. Cameron bore a good
"ps'aaen snd was generally liked He ia a
e' am came 10 this es'y yesterday on the
s"Vf Bills with Capt rorrsy The after pro.
sSSa hlm lodging fer the atght hnt he did not
~eaps II and behaved eHeerly. slece then no
sa's more positive evidence OF insanity ana
-, Wrought ap TO Judge langley Tor examiua-
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Cuticura Remedies

CUrIcURA RRsoLvESr. the new Blood and Skin
Purifier internally ito cleanse the blood Of all i'm.
purfties and Poisonous elemenO). and CUrICCRA,
the great skin Cure, and CUrICURA SOAP. IN ex-
Quis,fe Skin Purifier And BeautiheF, externally TO
clear the skin and scalp and restore the hahn. cure
every disease and hum0r Of the skin. scalp, and
blood with loss Of hair. from infancy to age. from
pimples 70 scrofaia, when the best phyoclAna hos
pitfalls. and ali other remedies fail.
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The ballard Kaptis,a Raxi.ai.

The Ballard Bap'is, church 10 still ho.din.
meetings and Will continue for another week.
The congregations have teen larger than lac:
week aud several new converts have been added
10 the list +. l. Pierce, tie evangelist, viii
preach al II q. In. on tie sabbath. ana the pas
tor, Rev. c. A. sslyes. At 30 p IN on the sub
;ect: "Wh ny am = Baptist" large crowd ID
sYner.eA
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King county brought suit against the state OF
Wellington, in the superior court yesterday. to
sltain conveyance from the commissioner OF
yabc lands OF the tract which now comprises
De county farm.
The land was originally university land,
but was decided In . man named Thompson.
ihs latte. died without heirs. and the land
sehsaied to the state In trust for the COM
mon schools Of the county. The beneficial
interest WAS thus entirely IN the county. but
tAs legal title in the state. This was an incon-
senseut form. and the suit is 70 obtain convey
laee HON the Commissioners 90 that the county
~ have full title TO the property.
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The Library Commisstonepa,

Yesterday the usual monthly meeting Of the
library commissioners Was held The commit
tees were rearranged BY p,acing Col W. J. Fer
guson on those formerly served by Mr. r c.
Washbarn The com imeat OF reelection %
the chairmsnshir was PAID Judge Eosa smith
The business transacted Va strictly yeuuuA
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OTs UeOFgO 20 EI08Cn " VICC0fI3e
Rev. Dr.. w. P. George has gone to Victoria to
preach missionary sermons. to hold missionary
meetings and to read At the Methodist Episco-
pal church in that city. Tomorrow morning
his pulpit will be filed by Rev. DR.. ford. pre-.
siding elder. and in the evening by Rev. Hora-
ito Alling, OF the Madison street Methodist Epis-
copal church. It 10 expected that before long
services will b resumed in the auditorium.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-04
POLICE WORK FOR FEBRUARY.
Three Hundred and Ninety Ave Arrests
for Various Offenses.

During February the police made 395 arrests,
divided az to causes and numbers - follows:
Assault and battery. 10: assault with deadly
possession concealed weapon, 5; disorderly con.
duct. q; disorderly persons, Isl; drunk. Il:
habituai drunk, 2: fighting. Is; gambling, S.:
tickets, 1; highway robbery, 8: inmate Of house
of iilfame. 8: visitor to house OF iil-fame. q in
decent exposure, 4: grand larceny. 2: petit lar
ceny. 0: obstructing alley. 2; passing counter.
felt money. l: violating peddling ordinance, l.:
sOlicitinR prostitution. 2: robbery, q suspicious
characters "a; threats TO destroy property, I; to
serve Gut commitment, .: attempt at suicide, L;
keeping dance hall without license, /: violating
harb0r ordinance, L
Delivered TO other oflcials. 3: no complaint,
and fined. 2s6: no disposition, 2: witnesses De.
tanned. ~: homeless persons lodged IN city
prison, Il; taken to hospitals or home, l.; lost
children found or returned. >
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800 % ssi was issued yesterday ior James
ssekasls sns Kate " Knspn. both o, ss.,tis
Hna' homestead aud one cash entry psr,
- tas nlted States land OF @ xss,sr,i.x
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H.,teved From Customs Service

sR Net,leson. who has been in the customs
service for shree and half years, most OF the
time a. special agent on The seal islands. Befiug
sea. has resigned bis position and resumed hts
OLD line OF business rea! estate and invest
ment broker, room - Safe Deposit building.
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Asfy >. Rodgers. a. administrator OF George
n Rodgers. brought suit yesterday against the
sof'aScsicrn Trust Company, the Northwestern
"aafaatee Loan aud others, TO recover $50 for
sfsices rendered by her husband. Il appears
nat IRON October 81. is9i. TO January l. 1897 her
fusaahd was employed by the defendants 70 act
captain of the steamer c. C. Caikins, which
siss between various points on Lake Washing
va None OF HE salary. IL Is claimed, has been
PAD except a300. hence this action.
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,,Nse hsn'y Mcbride. OF the superior cour,
Aha and sksgis counties. took Judge VIM,
49, ~ IFe>idtns over she criminal department.
- vac superior court vestertav.
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James hcnohue. cha Reyoy and Nick Taor,n.
40, sAe were bound over Tor the superior court
seaafgs OF re0hlug E man In a south Third
wy dance house. pleaded no. guilty before
- Mcbride Yesterday. aud ;heir trss was
~ ler March :
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iHk kieYrEK.

ss COURT -cFtxfN. nr-..rxr
~ sskiDs. :.
hsv-Cs..asoii IS seattle Coal and Irar Com.
E.,eoatsaei to asrch 4
"sssv ~ lanes nssoaas C,,a R.,sv ana
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be covered with big red pimples all over my neck
and face. some two or three people advised me TO
try the CCrfcURA kRABDIES. did try them and
an glad have done 80. Glad to say am . well
man. and In the best OF heGth since. cannot
praise the trrICURA kkMRDIkS too highly. en-
close my portrait
LEWIS ". KATON. Larksville, Pa
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UP John J. Ferguson. of Martin Creek, and re.
lieved him of about $3.50 In money and time
checks, was brought TO this city from Ellens-
burg and lodged in the county Jail yesterday
morning.
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u Jul AA00 INC uft hlVSs "a so0
ttme- Ny body had big rcd
spots on Il, and ! did mos
know what TO do. I went To
four different doctors and
they helped me ~ first. In
the all got worse again:
then I tried other remedies,
but they did me no good. I
WAS ashamed to 60 into pub-
lie. l Was . sight {, look ~.
livery one would say. What
Is the matter. why don't You
take somefhing: Even at
my daily labor I had to wear
. sort Of cap to keep the dirt
from getting into the sores
Amer / would wash, I would
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Tie nioa racine 10 the Oatv trxlscouti tai
Ene running two through trains daily IRON tbs
North wess 10 omaha Kansas CITY. st Loais ami
Chicago and al points kass Modern equip
naenl. ia.. t.Eae aaa ;as sss, Of service. IIekst
Cree 10 second s.FesS 4. l. Martha, azoas
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Sold everywhere. Price, CrffcuRA, SOC. SOAP
Use. REsoLvENr. d. Prepared by the PorrKR
ORUS AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Roston
"How 10 Cure SKIN Diseases" 81 RACES. 50 Illus.
trntions. and testimonials. mailed free
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George T. Miilmore. OF Oregon City, Or. VA
accidentally drowned in the Willamette river OF
March D
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In 500

All roads lead 10 ,aIcaga The Chicago, Nil
wagkea & s1 Paul rsi.wsy lessts the van. Ex
eurs!or rates IN the Worlds lair
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SCR0FULA II YEARS
Always Sore. Burned Like Fire.
Ashamed to be Seen. Got worse
Under -Four Doctors.
Cured By Cuticura.

TOT aooue ten or twelve years have been troubled
Win scrofciA Ny head Was always sore. my face
was Dry and ScAly, and burned Ike fire mos, Of tho
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Ladies. so TO J. J. W:'we,, SIS Front str 80
ana cave yeUS hAas properly stsoadeA -
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Dunlap spring styles in Hats
can be obtained in Seattle only
at our hat department.
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SPRING.
CLOTHING.

A large and elegant selec-
ton of new styles in Mems
Clothing is shown in the cloth
ing department. 1t is worth
seeing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21
GRoOERIES
RFaIsrFR OFFIrF.

WHEELING, TUESDAY. June 20, 1898.
There are very slight changes TO report
in this weeks market. Sugar is somewhat
stronger and the demand good. Provisions
show a tendency 10 move toward weaker
prices.
The following are the quotations as OBJ
tanned from Zarnits Bros:
SYRUP Choice Syrup Soc; Hon
ey Drip 2Tc; Sugar dark 22c; 90 add
tlon in half barrels. New Orleans
Molasses-Fsncy, Acc; Choice 3Sc;
Prime 35c; Mixed goods, New Orleans
SIC; Bakers goods 3Oc.
PRovIsIONs-Schenk' medium >. q.
hams l44c: 5. Z. breakfast bacon lac;
y. &. shoulders III; city sides I23sc;
ham beef l4ISc: ordinary beef l2c; family
mess pork 81 90.
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tees 1lSIc;
SOD cans l2c; lard compound, tees 95sc;
SOD cans CSC; 2OD cans loo; lOD cans
lO4c; 5ib cans lie; Bib cans ll4c.
canned GOoDs-3B fancy tomatoes
35; Hartford Co. Standard corn lOOi
2B Honey Drop corn l 40; Pride of
Illinois On corn 1 %; California
peaches $50; 8b Standard table peaches
90; pie peaches 20; III Deep Sea full
Standard cove oysters 9jc, IN light
weight cove oysters 15c; 2ib Acorn stand
ard string beans 9jc; 2b can corn beef
g. 90; IN can Clipped beef s. 20; IN can
lunch tongue 50 %.
WOODENwARE--No. 1 tubs S6 50; No. 2,
6 so; No. 8, q 5Ol 2-hoop pals 81 IS; S-hoop
81 55: sas 81 %; single washbOards 81 90;
double do. g 50; crimp double do. g 90;
single s. 50.
FRUITs-New Turkish prunes SIC; Raj
sins. Valencia, new, &c; layer OndarO, new,
Sc; London layer raisins s. %; loose mus
catels 81 10; loose Inuscatels in bags, sc,
California prunes, in boxes, 80 TOTO pounds,
l416c; do. 20 so 50 pounds, 1870; do. 30 TO
100 pounds, l25fC; do. in bags &c less.
California OvapOrated peaches in bags, l2c.
OL-Lard, extra western strained, zoe;
carbon, 10, 5Zc; carbon, $50, &c; water
white &c; Lewis Miners winter white oil
zoe; summer white Csc.
SUGARS - Cut loaf Clio; cubes 594c;
fruit powdered 6.01c; granulated standard
$3.50; Standard cOnfectioners' A 551c;
Columbia A 5.45c; RidgewOod A 545c;
America A white, 5.44c; extra 4Isc; Z
43kc.
RIcE-Fancy pearl 64c; choice pearl
$50; choice domestic 63c; prime domestic
&c; fair domestic, 515c fancy head nc.
COFFEE--Green COffee-Fancy golden
Rio 22l1c; fancy green 2l &c; peaberry 2215 ;
choice green 2015c; prime green 1870; roast
ing grades 19c; Java and Mocha 3416c;
high grade 25c. Roasted. in packages
Ar0uckle's coffee 23.20c; Jersey coffee, in
bins, 23.20c; Lion coffee 23.20c; Arrow cot
fee % zoe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21
rrrinr 20 snyr the Armenlsns.

LONDON, June 2O.-The Daily NelCs says
to-day that kilograms have been sent 70
the Sultan Of Turkey and the Turkish
Grand Vizier implorlug that clemency DO
shown to the Il ArmenianS who were a
few days ago sentenced at Augora TO SUI
fer the death penalty for the part tney look
in the seditious riOting that occurred at
Cesarea and MarsOvau last spring. The
paper adds that the documents in the case
Durporting 70 involve protestant ministers
10 the troubles are known 20 be forgerles.
il further says that the testimony OF wit
nesses is alleged to have been purchased
bv the government officials conducting the
TRIALS of the accused men. There is much
indignation among the foreign residents.
It is believed that the condemned men Will
he shot or poisoned unless the powers in
tervene and send officials from their am-
bassadOr TO conduct them to Constantine
Dle