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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

BALTIMORE, August l0.-Thc BaIti.
mores played oil around the New
Yorks both in tho fold and at tho bat.
Gleason kept the hits we'll scattered OK.
cept in tho ninth inning when after
tioro had been two chances to retro
tho side tho Now York team scorcd
four runs. Attendance $500. Score:
baltimore. ................6 l ct 90 o "-I2
New YorK..........".".0 : D D o A.
Errors, lnudG. Hits, Is aud H. Enrnol runs,
7Gud 4 Batteries, Gleason und Robinson; RuSlC
aud Farrell UmptrGs, Lynch and KGcic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

PeoplO's Building and Investment Com
pGuy. and will begin the erection OF a
dwelling ncrt week.
Misc Mary Msnlon. Of Wheeling. Is
visiting Miss Pearl crisWsn.
D. Leyi and family will leave for the
seashoTe next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

krectel ni.pateh to ne IntsIttqtnn.r.

FArRvrEw, ONO. August 10.-Tho
Martins Ferry ball team won its third
straight victory this afternoon. Tho
scOTo:
Martins Ferry 81, FaIrvlcw G; hits IS
and 10; cYrors and 8; homo run,
Walton l.; Miller 2; three bnso bits;
batteries, McClcary and Miller, vermil.
lon and Byrd. Same teams play horo
td.t1ofFoy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

MoHnoE WmALrH, OF Birmingham.
Ala, wrItcs: ~ purchaacl six boxes
Of your Japanese Pile euro from Mr..
Am2i GoddOn, and II has entirely curod
mo Of case OF piles OF % years stand
ing; will advise my frionds to usC IL
Chas. IL GoetzOund W. W. Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
I,roEo tl,o Record,

MIxSgApoIrs. MINI. August 1o.--F'J.
jIitus, of Now York. and l. A. oAbbene'
Of St. Louis, this afternoon broke tho
worlds mile record for the tandem by
riding the fastest mile ever covered by
riders paced by wheel. There time
for tho mile was l:52 al.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
nIrrcnr,. Iinnh NYnr,,.

WARRINGTON, August 1O.-Morcor'a
work in tho boz to-day was Of the aupo.
rIor order and to him ia duo tho credit
for tho victory Of tho homo team over
the Philios. Attendance 100 Score:
wushInglon.....,,......,.lO 0 o 0 OB 0 D. I
lnhGlphin...-".......O l 0 o o 90 o o. !
Errors. Washington 8. Philadelphia 2. Hits.
Washington O. Philadelphia g. Earned runs
WR'hIGrIn g lhtiurirS Mercer and Mcclure,
Cnssey mud Grady, Umpire, Em'lic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

PrrrsBuRan. August lo.-Good hitting
coupled with Wadsworth's wildnoss
won the game for Pittsburgh. Colcol'
ourh retired In tho fourth inning on
account Of sickness. Hartmau's batting
was the feature. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
ARE STILL GAINING
rho Relay RidorS Arc Eow-sptn-
ming Over Observation-Disclosures.
OYER TYEaTY-FOUR HOURS AHEAD

ostl.o Schedule asd SEN on theGasu.
Amateur oarsmsn at Saratoga.
aorso Racing at saratoga, Buffalo
and jerome Park-PIttsbureh Wins
From LouisviIIe-Ths Irwins Drop =
Game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

the Irwins, Of wheeling, BY q seore Of
eto6 It was q close game throughout.
Batteries, Risyer and Donovan tor II
Rina: Thnmag and Collins for Marletta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
FOR 8 Alb.

House ofsoYGn ROOMS Eighteenth street. with
Rix.rOomud house IN the roar, lot 80xl2l. Sl.701.
House OF thrc0 rooms, Lind street, BGlvcdcrc,
$3.50 ,.-,-,.. ,,.......,, m, 49,,
I'D streets, with i.roomed house In the reNr;
large loi sSbOl
Fine improved farm Of sixty ncrOs, thrco
miles east Of Wheeling. .--.
iioWs0 o. Ave rooms, rweuty'thtrd Stroct,
$500. ,,,.--,,.., 49,, ,,.,,,.,
iion.S 81 ySrSO rooms. Market ssrcrs' cOntto
MousS Or ten rooms. brick. Market street. Filth
w0rIi easy terms, 5000.
IiouSe Of tlvo rooms, brick. Fourteenth Stronk
S1510. 49,. r,-.,
"P iFoase. Gvo rooms. Woods street. East whcat
Finn iTrin, 1877 acres. three miles from Mounds.
vile with splendid improvements, This Is
y 10 fcct OF land fronting on MccoIloch and
Lind streets
IiotSl Of fourteOn rooms. doing good business,
splendid location, cheap
House al seven rooms nnl ball, CuApune
Street Centre Wheeling, $40
LOT cast cud Fourteenth street. gym
lots on Lind street. BGivedCrc, S915 cAch.
lots in BChrGus 4 SpUidcl'S addition. Hand
lnn'g ndiitIOu to North lIsuwoOd, B1SSS Run
CGidwclrs Run, Pleasant Valley, bellevue anu
other plHccS In and near tho city.
Money to loan on city real cst1toi toO, SSJI
500, 600, 500 $1,000, Sl.dOO and E!,OJI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
Tho IrWIn., lIrfrntn,I.

SJetlGi Di'pa'eh 10 he hH.rfg.Hesr.
MARIETTA, ONO, August lO.-Iu O
very interesting and exciting gamo to.
day Marietta won tho second game from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

Tho steubenvilte Athletic Club viii
20 into camp near loar August 20.
Tho Cooper Shop Stars and the Har-
vest Stars will cross bats this afternoon
At tho brick yard grounds on the South
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

surTs to orlor SIS, reduced from SIT
and so, at Morton g. Stout & Go. D.,
Merchant TaIlors, undor McEurO House.
JoIIN l.. RICE, Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

Pittsburgh ..-...........e o 2 / -
Louisville. 0 2 5000 %
Earned runs, Pittsburgh. .; IouIsylllc6. Three
base hits, DierbauCr, Hartman. Flaherty. slCTi'
fee hits, EhrCt stolen bases, Donovan B. Double
plays, Wadsworth and Lutenhera; Weaver aud
flaherty; Richardson and Gutenberg. First
bNSe on balls, OF Colcol0ugh, .; Oh Ehret. ]; on
WadSwnrth, I. lii by pitched ball, GlR6gcock
Struck out, by Ehret, 3; by Wndsworth, !: fasscu
balls. Weaver. Merritt. Time. 2:lo Umpire
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
A GIGANTIC
ENTERPRISE !.
&-s%ssSSsssss'A. ....4sA
Wa ..... r..
First Cabfe

was successfully sunk
across the bottom Of the
Atlantic, whenthe railroad
first SPAWNED our great
continent. and when the
gigantic White City first
arose from the shores OF
Lake Michigan. adj the
world wondered. Thoy
sangthe praises Of human
progress.
They were events In the
history Of mankind.
That other great and
purely intellectual educa-
tional and refining enter
prise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
100000 BOOKS GIVEN AVVAY=5O Cent Book Free

history
opportunity
Tails book Will be cent to anyone sS seats PGSEe Address,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-12-07
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Bills and Resolutions Introduced-Boti
Houses Hold Short Sessions.

Bills and Resolutions Introduceti-Both
Houses Hold Short Sessions.
WASHINGTON, Dee. when the sem
ate convened at noon yesterday large
number of bills. petitions and memo
rails We're presented. most of them of
a local character. Mr.. Blanchard. of
Louisiana, offered Il resolution reciting
the circunS stances under which the
sugar bounty was cut Off after the
sugar crop for 1891 was put in and di-
recting the committee on appropria-
tons to include in the urgency def
cheney bill a sum sufficient to pay the
bounty for the present year.
Mr.. Vest. of Missouri. offered an
amendment to the rules with view to
putting Off protracted debates in the
senate.
Mr.. Lodge. of Massa chusett offered 4
resolution calling on the secretary of
the navy for the official letters of Adm.
Walker. while in command of United
States naval vessels at Hawaii, and an
other calling on the president for the
correspondence concerning Bleefields
and for information concerning the at
titude of Nicaragua. This was adopted
without comment.
Mr.. Quay. of Pcnnsy lvania. offered res
olutions of respect to the memory of
Myron l.. Wright. late member of con-
gress from Pennsylvania. and as Il
further mark of respect to the deceased
the senate at i2:30 o'clock adjourned.
There were exactly 100 members on
the floor by actual count when the
house met at noon yesterday.
Mr.. Cultivate. from the committee
on military affairs, called up bill for
the dedication of the Chattanooga and
Chickamauga National park. This APP
propriates $1,000 the date for the ded-
ication being fixed for September 10
and 20, 1895. The bill was passed.
Mr.. Cultivate then called up the
bill introduced by, Mr. Henderson, of
Iowa. for the establishment of a ma
tional military park at the battlefield
of Shiloh. 1t carries an appropriation
of Si50.OOo. Mr.. Henderson explained
that the matter had been discussed by
the G. \. Il. and the Army of the Ten
neSsee and there was an earnest desire
on the part of the western army for
such a military park. After the adop-
ton of an amendment reducing the APP
preparation to $4,000 the bill was
passed.
Mr.. Richardson. of Tennessee, then
presented the conference report on the
printing bill.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-12-07

II. V. 11OWGATE. tTe EN- DeZZIefneDt
of two sums. aggregating $50. 16O. on
August p, 1878.
Capt Henry w. Howgate was for
merly disbursing officer of the United
States signal service and used his Of
fetal position to mbezzle about $3.50. 900
of Uncle Sans money. During the
twelve years since this man escaped
the secret service has been untiring in
its efforts to capture him. and he was
finally arrested in New York. where
under the name OF Harvey Williams he
was found keeping second hand book
store
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-12-07

New YORK, Dec. 1.-The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday. December L. as
compiled by the New York produce
exchange. IS as follows: Wheat. ST.
1884, 600 bushels: increase, 1.a1J. 900;
corn. 4. s6G. 900 bushels; increase, ,O24,-
600; oats. J.14O.00O bushels: increase,
549. 900: rye, 41..OO0 bushels: increase,
$4,000: barley. $500. 900 bushels: de-
crease 10000
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-12-07
Fourth-Class Western Postmasters.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-These post
Office appointments were made to-day:
In kansas-At Bunker Hill. Russell county,
l. Hoopnan: at Lawn Ridge. Cheyenne county.
E. Whisnaat: NJ Phelps. Sheridan county V.
Berger: at Round Mound. Osborne county, ).
White.
In Missouri-A. Malta Bend. Saline county.
T. Trent. vice y. Bailey. removed; 1T Meier.
Franklin county. Louis Uoltmeyer: at Puxico,
Stoddard county. J. Hickman. vice K. Bilbrey:
at Vineland. jefferson county. c. Evans
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against Capt. How
gate. One charge
is that Hovgatc en-
beZZled S11. 500 on
October -, Is 70.
and prior to his
trial, on April .,
1882, fed from the
District, kee pin 2
concealed from the
authorities until
la t pit ember.
The other charges
Al
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-12-07

The tariff act passed at the last session Of
congress needs important amendments IL it Is
executed effectively and with certainty. In
addition to such necessary amendments n will
not change rates Of duty, am stu very d.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-12-07

WICHITA. Kan, Dec. 5.-Michael Nc
Kinley. farmer, was reading in the
parlor of his home last night, when a
bullet crashed through a window and
killed him The marauders then en-
tered the house and looted it. securin 2
about siOO in money. Mckinley feared
banks and had always kept his money
hidden at home. The officers think
they have a clew to the robbers.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-12-07

secretary of the treasury and the COMPTROLLER
OF the currency that 1t has complied with all
the conditions imposed. will enable those OFF,
cials to adopt such measures as may be neces-
involved in the inquiry.
The secretary after dilating upon the
foregoing, then discusses the tariff and
makes strong plea for reform. The
secretary afterward states:
The revenues of the government from all
sources for the fiscal year ended June 80 1884,
were $3.50 .i9S. and the expenditures si4,.-
eO',soS. which shows deficit of sD.s13 a60
The excess OF expenditures over receipts dur
ing the first five months of the present year
were SCI .731.31.9,
The revenues for the current fiscal year are
thus estimated upon the basis OF existing laws:
FROM internal revenues ..........-.. 10000 ,0po
From miscellaneous sources. ... 100000
From postal service ................. Sl.4e1.T4S
Total estimated revenues. IA AZ -
The expenditures for the same period are es-
timated as follows:
For the civil establishment. ......S 81 80 COZ
FOR the military establishment o3250.0 900
For the naval establishment. ........ $500 90
For the Indian service. ........-... II ,5o) 900
FOR pensions. Observation-Disclosures. 14o.aoo.00
For interest on the public debt ...... 3l.O0.0))
For postal service. Observation-Disclosures. S4.I21.1 Ia
Total estimated expenditures $500. Slii. -iaa1 rs
The above estimates show a deficit of So
OoO.O0O.
1t Is estimated that upon the basis OF exist
ing laws the revenues of the government for
the fiscal year. 1896. will be- From customs
sis1-OOo.0o0 from internal revenue. &l9o0)o.G.O:
from miscellaneous sources. sIo.0O0.00): from
postal service. ss5.9o..ioO; total estimated rev.
enue. Sf.6 9O7,4O1
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A special session Of the legislature is
called to convene at Tishomingo, 1. T..
Monday, to appoint delegates to Wash
ington. to thwart action of congress
on the territorial bill.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-12-07
HOWGATE RElNDICTED.

The District Grand Jury Presents Two New
indictments Against Him.
WASHINGToN. Dec. 5.-Thc district
grand jury yesterday presented two
new indictments for embeZZlement
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In Baltimore Judne Harlan h

In Baltimore Judge Harlan has made
a ruling practically deciding that
where party is indicted for the sale
of oleomargarine. if he can prove that
he had no knowledge of the ingredi-
ents. he must be acquitted.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
JERSEY.
RAILWAY DOCS ARE IN DANGER.
Killing of Figs May Lead tc the
Laws Enforcement
city to he sued for the value uf
Jimmy SirY-r's Pets.

kAliMAi. y. j.. July f. r.e dead,
lock on the Tn,lH bill viii ocyupy M
place in the minds ot RuhMay r.url,
until the dog ordinanre'as il applies Ia
this city is satisfactorily adjust-! There
Is 4 New Jersey state law t-uu.iln. per
sons WHO own or harnur dOr- To hay.
them registered, muZaleI aud taxed hr-
tween the LIST OF June and October. AVID
II deNulN-s upon the tLN collector to see
that the law Is enforced. Now, Il certain
man ali II. town has after careful compu.
'Itiuu estimated thai ther. are in round
numhels 80 dogs of various breeds with
III railways limits. or this number civ
,i-iN kyno sLNs that less than half n
duhrh are registered.
Th- uuGs In general are allowed by
their owners 10 roam at large. ana il
r. 1t daily sight to see one or more ~
Ing dead. having been poisoned by SOM.
To the owner or owners.
Tn" usual RAILWAY method VI log-kill-
nR Is to place glass. pounded into fine
i, where thu animal viii Wiz i. an" %ur '""t To
ma H. In less than ten hours the cur
has gone to the happy land or CANNES
Complaints have been made brcaus.
the Common Council. az body, has
not enforced the ordinance, and the
aldermen have been accused Of late OF
Trying TO- prevent meeting. The death
W WV ilt'it HlkS, however, may DE the
means OF encctinH "A reform.
Little Jimmy SieYer. son of James
Sieeer. OF Elizabeth avenue, saved up
his pennies for months, In order to buy
two little white pigs. A few DAYS ago
ne made the purchase. put them IN a
bag. ana took them home, where he had
prepared cosy sly.
Every day Jimmy would put in his
leisure In feeding and attending to his
pets, happy in looking forward to the
day When he would be the Philip Ar
mOur OF Halfway
>, Adjoiiing the home of Jimmys father
lives William Maggie. the owner OF a
big, black dog. Mr.. Magic. II IL alleged,
is not unlike other dog owners, In that
he permits his dog to roam at Will.
When Jimmy went to feed and shampoo
his little shotes yesterday morning he
round the pen empty. save for the man-
gled remains of his two little pets. Mr.
pigs.
MIR. Sieger has taken the matter in
hand, has consulted lawyer, and now
an action Will be brought against the
city for the price OF the two pigs. As
Maggie refuses to settle. II will be held
that the city Is responsible for not COM
pelling Nagle to comply with the dog or
dinance. The case will be watched with
interest
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SAYS SHE HAS THE BANK-BO0k.
Grosbach, Therefore, Cannot lay
Alimony to His Wife.
Gearing Prosecution, lie Sv.. Il,
Court for Relief.

william G"osbarh. passem.nt-rie.
maker. ON South tifth avenue, this city.
called at the Ice Avenue Court. Will
lo'hshurs. this morning. and asked Jus
ne" hocttinG for hearing
IN" man lives with his wife and chill
"rrh AT l'l l.i!cry street. ami alleges
mat h" has always kept them in good
style. Despite this Mrs. Grusbuch ac-
'us'd inm of failing to provide for her.
and ON" day last week Jurtire Gu-ttinr
pfirreh the man to pay his wifi. 81 4
Nuch.
am afraid | will h. dcclare, in
contempt or court GroshHch said this
morning. M wife has taken my bank
nook. anu refuses To give II back. / do
hut Know where she has hidden il. ami
~ ! can't get my mun-y. l. am un-
able to pay her as the Court instruct
rui me to"
\ summons was issued. and a chance
VIII he given TO Mrs. froSbach 10 eX-
pam all about the book on Monday.
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Kl0BER ASKED TO Be KILLED.
Said He Couldn't Live Until Mon.
day in a Cell.
u" Is Not Quite -Four Feet Tall amt
Weighs About 40 Pounds.

An exciting episode occurred In .lusti..,.
| Walsh's Adams Street patce c.,.rt.
Brooklyn. this morning, which rndsd la
rather laughabl- manner
samuel kloDrr n news,iealtr of 3,
Main street, was prisoner ON com
paint of his Wife who charged him
with failing to support her. kloJer IL
about three feet ten inches in
height, ami weighs about seventy five
pounds. ana az H. stood before. tn. bar,
Justr. Walsh hud to stand nv in order
to book over the rail and see hin.
Mrs. klobcr Is also VERY small She
complained that she wu4 compelled TO
go OUT ana WORK Tor II living.
Su",S uniN mad Judge. becaus" |
don't TAKE her out every night" said
the prisoner. I'm tired wien | get
home and | don't feel like racing All
Over town to please her"
Justice Walsh told klober that he
would have to go back TO Jail until next
Mundh%: Mrs. i>lohcr smiled and started
out or the courtroom.
MY G1i"' yelled the prisoner. "have
{ got to so to JAIL" III. rushed across
tn" room and fell upon tn" floor AS he
DROPPED he rolled over couple of times
and tore his hair.
KIN me here, but don't send me to
jan. ON, Jennie! You are cruel. |
would rather die now"
His cries We're shut of by big Court
orlctr Train, who picked klobcr off the
noor, and swinging him under one arm
carried the wriggl!ng body into the pen.
Afterwards klober told reporter
that he knew he would never survive
incarceration in II cell.
Why do you want to die
Death would he preferable to living
this way" he answered.
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Wall street Notes.

To-d.gs European s;eamers tooE out = 9Ov. yjt
.nd 500 OOo by iicidsib.c!l' Ick.lhegasr & Go.
Inc Imports o! spscie a, the port q Ne. YORK
FOR the SceA we're '.',7.o .; uhich s.! os5 we're
year the imports we're ii 20. o.?
The imports exclusive of spec. 4, the port Q.
81, 75s,eIs were dry'SooNis and 81. lO% So general
merchandise. Fer the core spont!Rg week ~ lSo.
were dry goods and 16,'s5 ss general merchsA-
The total bank elsariuss 0: all Ii. Gearing
ending To-day, July q, were $50 $50 s5t .S4lns,
aS:, s,>s2s last wee; and $685.. 80 the core
The Hondholders' Committee o. he omaha 4
81. Louis R.ll"ay 'omrsny,s 3ssi mortgage
per cent bonds have received tSpostt, Of ): 100
900 out Of total Issue OF 8 III 0oo. srd c.
Eraved certificates have bCsA listed on the New
York Stock ESchsnse-
Committee announces Ina: @os.ile prc,e sdIns,
rAnEot be censumRlstei. e. n. ds't-GC.iye plan
red out provided the stocLhoieT' ana se,oni
NOR gage bondholders viii depoJ.t their hold
inss in time to enable the Committee TO propsr'
The Cnronlce computes th., th!r,y.nge road
earnei for the s'cald week O: J.iy. lS srots,
S.l!sio7. as.ins, Ia,s<i,lss IN me cgr-espondns
per cent. Its fna! s,AtemeH; co. the Mrs. week
. July lss' sho7. !hsi .i,iy-seren rods earned
decrease ~ 1885, g.. o. n 20 rs- c.n'
Tive Directors o. tic f'o''or GLHele Com
pan. nave GttldFel 81 sN-As ~. l0fH'N CT J.
per cent, or the common sto * abb. Auk 10
TIE Cherokee bonds Ser. allied IN the SO X
Exchange to-dsy Ter the f7St time. And all o.
the issues we're - bid
President R,inhtrt, ~ ~. tt.alsaa in en-
,ui.r s4s. th.t commenting s.,A Jul, 1924 ~.
eport. - the system Nili \. grouped 10 sn5N
the ntures ~ he stem ana liuss in Artordsnr.
'i'N their mortgage ohiehtors end nens u t.
understood that n. amount ~ the <t,hiso1
rchat. Iunf the treatment a. Nt,'h IN the COM.
nsi = a, aunt' Is guFstloaei r, EApeu Little
i, approalnis,cly 81 $50. 900 THIS account -as
lent IN the S,S Work once and net At IL. WesI
and Me rehGtes u Is said, we're not charged 10
operating e.neuses wh,'hcr the. have been
vh.rssa 10 varitsl sccnunI Csnust Re lssrnsd. nor
iof shat reriot the .ere psid.
the srots earnings ~ tho Atchison system
TO- the trst week Of July we're Ssle.ISs a.
rresss Of t5T $50 an1 TOR ID. se-oud ~e.s
SIS, les /. a.. si'Ns Of sgiI.I!t
The United vs. Circuit Court st San Tpn-
eis-s has lEoNtr MeNeln receiTeT Of -
Oregon NNiEation CcppAa.
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Among the passengers We're:
ROOM IN STEERAGES.
There Was Ma Rash On Account Of
Cheap Rates TO-Day.

The steerases Of outgoing steamers
continue ~ he well filled. but Us none OF
the lines foremost in the rate war sent
out vessels to-day. there were no steer
age passengers left behind.
The Cunard liner Servia, for Liver
pool. carried about 25U In the stecrage,
ana could have taken no more. There
would probably have been twice as
many on the dock seeking passage II
the Company had not. week ago, sent
word to agents to sell no more tickets.
The Cursrd line has n 81: rate to LiN-
erpool. aid many on board the S.rvia
to remain until times got better in this
country.
The French liner La Touraine Tor
llavre. carried only ninety In the steer
age. The line has made no cut IN the
rates.
III. Rhaetia, OF the Hamburg Amer.
lean line. took away 80 in the steerage.
which il about her limit. She Roes to
Queenstown and Hamburg. All who
applied we're given passage, however
There were =. in the steeiaKe on the
North German Lloyd steamer Ems
when she sailed for Bremen and South
lmptoII The agent said that twenty or
twenty-five more could have been aC-
opmmodated The rate to Bremen OH
this line is Sa;, and for English pasSen-
Gera to Southampton SO None OF the
German passengers is allowed reduced
rate to Southampton. There were nine
ty-three on the Ems for that port.
IN the storage. She could have taken
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