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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13
CAUGHT IN THE OUICKsAND.
Several Professors have Risky Experienc,
at Ell Keno.


FL Reno. O. T, Aug le.-(SpecialD-
During the Indian institution held in
FL Reno, o. T.. party composed Of the
following gentlemen made up a party
TO visit the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
schools one afternoon: Superintend-
ent Neets of the Cheyenne school: Pro-
fessor Bakeless Of the Carlisle school:
Professor Crandall Of the Chilieco
school: Professor Thayer OF the Paw
nee school, and Professor Allen of the
Shawnee school. The two schools were
visited and thoroughly inspected by the
above named gentlemen, all of whom
are thoroughly interested in Indian ed
ucation. and actively employed in the
uplifting OF the Indian.
On the return of the party from the
Arapahoe school il became necessary
for the party 10 cross the South fork
of the Canadian river at the Arapahoe
agency. and owing 10 the recent rains
the ford is not only somewhat difficult
but dangerous The team was I'M
checked on entering the stream 70 al
low the horses 10 drink and when IN
Inid-Stream the horses were stopped
and drank freely OF the turbid and
muddy waters. No danger was anti
cipated. though the water was high
and came into the bottom Of the car
rage, and the current exceedingly
swift. When the horses had drank
sufficiently an attempt was made 20
start them. but though urged with all
arts known 70 the experienced horse
man, the horses refused 20 bulge or go
forward Repeated efforts were made
70 start the obstinate animals. but as
often failure was the result.
The pleasure OF the trip soon faded
and the feelings that took possession
~ the Indian professors was not unlike
that Of tn. chief -,1Qss--a- q F,,-a--r
There was nothing Left but 70 wait.
except To plunge into the muddy Can
adam and swim and wade ashore
After some time one made the discov-
cry that the carriage was sinking. and
then IL hecame known that q bed cs
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a Peculiar IaiaEY.

Stamp Collector Griumphantly) II
have just succeeded in securing a fine
specimen of the recently counterfeited
two-cent Stamps; cost me only dollar
and half. too,
Friend-A dollar and a half for a
counterfeit stamp? Why, man. YOU
must be crazy!
But, you see. my dear fellow. it is
certified to as 4 genuine counterfeit
We'll, l declare, You stamp col
lectors beat my understanding"
Yes l suppose 10 one who is not in
terested in philately, stamp collecting
seems like a queer business"
Huh. 1t isn't business-it's a dis
ease Truth.
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SEND DEFIANCE TO THE SHERIFF..
Prisoners Who Escaped from the saltwater
Jail are Saucy.


Saltwater, o. T., Aug. 12.-(Specia1.)-
The report came in that the escaped
prisoners from the jail at Saltwater
had gathered horses along their route
from here to the Creek nation, and
was seen by different parties, stopped
near Cushing with some if their friends
and had breakfast after which they
procured arms and moved on to their
former rendezvous on Spring Creek in
the Creek nation. They were all seen
at this place about noon last Monday.
riding good horses. They sent the
sheriff word that they could be found
at the old stand engaged in the same
business, references, Barney Brixley
and Charles w. McGraw. Upon en-
quiry we are told by these gentlemen
that they contributed literally to the
gang, and can guarantee the stock TO
be first-class.
they left it in exchange for an India n
pony. Sheriff Anterior seems quite
we'll assured that some one who knows
the combination and has keys to the
outside locks turned the prisoners out.
He said to a crowd of his friends, boys
six of us know the combination, and
one Of us turned those fellow out"
We had a good rain on Friday night;
rained half the night; ground is well
soaked.
New corn is coming to market. one
load sold yesterday at 20 cents per
buShel
Payne county will have at least A.
600. 600 bushels.
The county normal is progressing
nicely with sixty members enrolled.
The contract for drilling the pros
pect hole, 1000 feet. has been let by
the A. and NJ. college regents. and
work will soon begin. We hope for a
good flow of artisan water
Our college will be under the direc-
ton of Professor Morrow for the next
year, who has perhaps a larger exper-
fence in this line of work than any
man in the west. We invite all VINO
are seeking a good education to come
TO Saltwater and attend the college
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+;onal church of this city, and was al
vavc a free giyer to all charitable en-
terprises. ,.h
For several years past MS heaitn
has not been good, and last fall he had
an attack something similar to that
which caused his death, and was then
thought TO be at the point Of death, out
he recovered. About two weeks ago
he went. to Colorado for his healtn,
but was taken sick while there and has
tened home, arriving about ten days
ago. He was confined to his house for
a few days, and then got again, feeling
somewhat bettr. Last Thursday ne
was at his Office for 2 short time, bul
the next day was taken very pucn
worse, and Mrs. Thacher, who was east
was summoned home. His sickness
was stomach trouble combined Win
Bright'S disease.
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PosTMAsr.R a.saEA STAYS IN.
Department will not Disturb Him II He is
no, Proved Guilty.

Washington. Aug i2-Information
reached the postoffice department to
day that Postmaster McShes at Henre
sey, o. T. who is charged with c-1rni-
nal assault, has been released from Gus
rody. after q preliminary nearing. IL
SENS tina. there was not sufficient evi-
dence produced 10 hold the postmaster
and his assertion OF his own innocence
seemed very well sustained In this
case Nj Wilson has followed me Gus
tom q the department in refusing -
depoSe the postmaster until Charges
filed against him can Be proved As
these charges seems 20 have consp-e1-
ous!y failed 10 r-saxersaIize, Vk1e-e Is
good reason IN believe that Possrnas-
ter McShea VIII not be DISTURBED. oct
VIII continue In the administration Of
his once.
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Wichita Eagle Press,

Quick-sand had something to do with
the trouble as well as a balhy team.
Just as all hopes were being given up
from outside help a colored boy. riding
native pony. appeared upon the bank
and was induced 10 come 20 the res
cue II is sufficient 20 say the entire
party was rescued through the agency
OF the cclored boy, and a more pleased
party never returned from a pleasure
drive. Considerable laughing was done
among the individuals OF the party, but
the narrow escape and final rescue and
manner. was not made public TO the
members Of the institute.
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Enid, o. T, Aug. 12.-(SpeciaL)-
Much merriment was had among the
depuy shefiffs at the Enid Jail on the
reading Of Saturdays Eagle at the
very interesting tale of one William
Fossett who seems to have been inter-
viewed in the Kingfishrer Free Press.
Now it seems that this gentleman de-
sires to take upon his shoulders the
credit of the capture Of Zip Wyatt,
the facts are that he was not at the
capture, nor did not know OF his own
knowledge that Zip Wyatt had been
captured until nearly eight hours al
forwards In his interview with the
Free Press man he is quoted as say
ing I'VE captured him two miles east
of Sheridan. We had his wounds
dressed and we took him to Hennessey
The first that the posse who had cap
tured Wyatt, saw of Mr.. FoSSett was,
just as they were driving into Hennes-
sey, at about six o'clock p. m, after
having Wyatt in their possession Tor
nearly eight hours. Now with all due
respect to Mr.. FoSSett, who is brave
and faithful officer, he ought to give
the credit of the capture TO where 1t
belongs, namely to Deputies Poak and
Woods of Garfield county and Farmer
Smith of Logan county.
between Sheriff Thralls and the farm
ers who so faithfully trailed the no
torious outlaw, there never was any,
on the contrary, Garfield county'S sher-
iff claims no honor to himself but does
for his deputies Peak and Woods, and
has the kindest of praise to say about
the farmers who were in pursuit. The
facts are. that the United States mar
shals tried every way to get Wyatt in
their possession and Signally failed
some twenty of them have been here
with all sorts Of proposals but Sheriff
ThrallS says: mo. Wyatt Is my prlS
oner and under my charge until the
court says what to do with him." The
men who fired the shots at Wyatt were
Peak and Smith, Peak saw him first
in the cornfield and beckoned to Smith
who was a little way from him, Peak
yelled to Wyatt, at the same time COW
ering him with his Winchester. Wyatt
made a grab for his gun which was
lying close to him but Peak and Smith
didn'e give him time to get it before
they both fired both bullets taking eff
feet as has already been told in the
Eagle. Then Wyatt yelled out for
Gods sake don't kill me-" and they
then ran up to him disarming him of
his SiX-Shoter and Winchester. If
there is reward for Wyatt, Sheriff
Thralls naturally wants to see 1t go to
the right parties. and the farmers or
Blaine, Woods, Logan and Kingfisher
need not trouble themselves on that
score. Now of course the United Sta ties
marshals and detectives have been en-
deavoring to catch those wiley Williams
and doubtless have good fat accounts
against the United States government
for 'endeavOring." They naturally feel
chagrinned at posse of farmers head
ed by several Garfield county deputy
< a nrp6if nf
ing and Kidding the country of such
notorious ScoundrelS as Yeager and
Black, but "honor to whom honor is
due, and render unto Caesar the things
that justly belong to Caesar" are all
the Garfield county officers want.
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Our Rates are Moderate,
The Results are Wonderful.

Just think of EghtPage Paper for per yearless
than copy and All Home Print with its excellent Market
Reports the hour of going These of vital
They interested n home
reliable reports from the market centers The Eagle the
only that gives all the above special features
weekly paper your advertisements
Personal feelings overlooked when That's
the and for the
tested in Weekly Eagle by farmers and abong Call
and get rates for space II the Weekly.
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An ynmistakabie Exception.

Remember. my SON said the pru.
dent father. THAT politeness 6oesnt
cost anything"
Yes was> the reply. i've heard
that"
'Tou don't doubt it. do your
Well, Il certainly costs me about
seven dollars week to get any polite
ness out of the walters in our hotel
Washington Star.
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The high in which the Eagle held by the above
due to its fearless advocacy of the rights of the Plain People
during the past has been marvellous
and today crcuaes among people than all the weekly
Sedgwck county combined The advertising patronage
Weekly Eagle steadily increasing and want YOU
the who reaching for this desirable
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The No<sern Hat

A rstboc ard eovc- takes
Tse -731c, thin % Fat
A 81 % I5ce. 81: 60 z.re.
To .o-z : modern -.
Each tAszS. & tSr-- xse pals AID .sassk.
A.. s-srzs 1ee7 A. - Ess5-
TIE. Drce1iy bcsrs ss>- al s-css
- 2osa-taS - re AZ
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WANTED-The public TO know that I
am still city scavenger. notwithstanding
my competitors say I am out Of business
and will do your work as cheap az any
one. J. I. Hooker. d5S-2St. .
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FOR SALE-MIsCsLLANECUs.

wANTED-Razors. shears. clippers and
lawn mowers to grind J. r. Stafford. l0z
S. Main st. diN-tf
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TWO MY ARE INJuREp.
Hurt while Taking Free Rides on Trains ir
Oklahoma

Perry. o. T. Aug. 12-Jin Patterson
tried 10 board a through freight train
on the Santa Re here this evening and
was thrown on the pals and bis ieg
cut Of just below the knee His home
Is IN Kansas. John Harris. from Pine
Bluff. Ark. boarded freight train
a: Ponca City today for Perry and paid
the brakeman a quarter for the ride.
He rode between two coal cars. and
az Black Bear he was discovered by the
conductor and made a jump Of the
train He fen and the cars Eaa over
his foot. cutting i Of
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The Only Weekly Published in the Great
Southwest in the Interest of the Farmer
and LabOring Man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13

IF YOU WANT hay or straw hats boiled
II will pay you TO call on s. II. NUNS. SIS
Allen ave- lost
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Custoner-Why. this Is new shade
OF red
Assis.an.-Yes, madam Thi. Is the
anarchist tint
Cus.oner-Hov did Il come 90 ge:
that name?
AsSistant-It woaI wash--Louisvills
Post
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A Nz.s.I s<rvs<s-

Eel am -e-T unsor.znste; u spuB
4 car pl>As> nobody
sae-cozns. cheer %: hare 10 90
20 scrzire zse. ether
He-Tsii yoz ~has-is<'s fouad -
ese.y for rsSta@; s6z.s-a2sou- I. fnw ~
E;@nce. sdEal-~ yossr bsassisal syuw
and ~hss q yOn admire Ia ssss7
she-Iozx god t.a:s.--Br1uk4vD
TIE
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HANGING TO WYATT
Enid AUTHORITIES WILL NOT GIVE
THE OUTLAW UP.

They Laugh at the Idea that the Farmers
of Blaine. Kingfsher, and Logan Coon-
ties, the Marshals or One VIM. Fassett.
had Anything to Do with the Capture OF
the Bandit-Sherin Thralls Intends to
Keep the Prisoner at Enid Until Other
wise Ordered by the Court-Okiahoma
News.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-To sell or exchange, stock
of merchandise. Doing good cash bust
ness. For store building and dwelling.
Part cash and clear land. Address p. ..
Box s., Mulhall o. T. dI2-4t.q
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PERSONAL

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. address OF Mr..
c. McCarnez- Write to Richard Hart
gan. Saint Joseph. Mo- Reward.
Diet u
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FOR SALE-Good top buggy: cheap.
Apply i23 East Douglas 733.T
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| FOR RFNT-Houses in all parts or the
| city. Hills * kinkead. over is9 -. Mar
/ ket CS3-tf.
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wANTED-A good secondhand piano.
IA North Water st. 73 6tp
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FOR SALE-Pair OF work horses, cheap.
10l6 s. Washington. dH-4t.Q
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! FOR RENT-Several small and me-
dunn houses. in good order. l. ". Clapp.
| 674-30t "
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FOR SALE-A sporting hose cart: suit
able for fireman tournament. Also har-
ness and running shoes. For price ad-
dress Z. r. De Goe, Wellington, Kan.
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WANTED1An active young man with
some capital TO take interest in man
ufacturing business. Call at 32l w. Doug
las Ave. dI4-et. "a
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PERSONS who are heirs TO the Ed
wards estate in New York City will please
correspond with ]. II. Edwards, Fredona.
Kan, who Will be glad TO help you prove
your claim. d44-26t.ep
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Statesmen WANTED

WANIER-MISCFLLANEOuS.
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FOR SALE-At sc5 Eas. Louis at a
first class Jersey COW; fresh % 3tp
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FOR SALE-You can't beat this: 800
cash, buys fine four room. nicely furnish
ed. - feet, well located. Come in and
,Dook u up. +. l. Spencer. 73.f
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FOR RENT-Mo1ern houses: also bus
mess house. Israel Bros. di59-tt-
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED Specially advertising cam
vassers familiar with premium trade:
money maker of 1891. Also clever general
oanvasser OF greatest seller OF the day
Stanley bradley, East 10th st. New
York. % Sun 1850
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HELP WaNTED-FENslE.

WANTED@A competent respectable
woman to do Homework and help with
invalid. In family OF two. 20 n. Water
d74-7tGD
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FOR SALE@7 room house. barn. G.
feet, in second block on NORTH Lawrence
Ave This Il big bargain AZ 8 90 %.
cash. VIM. II. Livingston. over Fourth
National bank dSz-tf
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MISCEulANE

RESIDENCE WANTED have Gus
tones for 6 or 8 room home on Lawrence
Topeka or Emporia south OF Oak street
Must be bargain. VIM. II. Livingston,
over Fourth National bank, Wichita,
Kan. % IF
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wANTEDNA white e4rl for general
housework. Good wages and steady en-
ployment given right person. Call morn
ingS. 1S50 Park Place Ave. d;4-3t n
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zoe sAiF-REAI FsIATE

FOR SALE-A fine stock ranch % 80
acres n Butler county. Kansas. worth
5000: can be had for 30. cash ~ taken
within thirty days. This = snap. Ap-
ply at IS. W. Hays, SheriEs cface-
c7s-stT
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FOR gAI.E-A great bargain, 2 blocks
OF fire garden land. near All HalIoxs
academy Very cheap y takA1 this
month. L ". Cizpp. oTs-lS-1
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FOR SALE-First-class carriage. nearly
new. VIII take buggy as part pay. As
Campbell Ave, West Side. ds8-tf.
FOR SALE-2 pulIeys finch face, %
inches In diameter Enquire NJ the Eagle
office. dol IT.
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SITUATIONS WANTeD-FeMAlE.

WANTEDNWhite girl for general
Homework Apply to ISIS Park Place.
d-2-lf
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FOR SALE-To move. two room mod
ern houses. all couvenienceS. No Iii5
Carlos Ave. 800. No. 1876 Rochester
Ave. So. These houses each cost over
q 900. Dean Gordon. daft
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40 pNorLcF AMNMIoANs.
The wnr,hlp NInrblshrad Ordered to thu
GmlT of AIrInnhretta

Gulf Of AIeIandretta.
WAsurSGroN, Oct ll.-By request Of
Minister Terrell for the protection Of
American missionaries in Turkey aud
a; the instance of tho state department
the navy department has ordered the
Marblshead TO the Gull OF lskenderoon
gull OF Alexaudrctta.) Minister Ter.
rell also teegraDha that orders have
been issued for all provinces to protect
Americans.
Il Is not believed that there is immi.
nout danger OF an outbreak, but tho
warship las been ordered to Turkey,
rather as precautionary measure.
La,t summer Admiral Kirkland took
his tTo ships, the Sau Francisco and
the Marblohead into these same waters
There was no actual rlotlng IN progress,
bat the situation had threatening as
poet. Though tue American warshipa
could not got near the most disturbed
provinces tho effect Of th0ir presence on
the coast was most siluiaty, imprussing
the people who porhap3 never before
had such an American man vi war with
visible sense OF the power OF THIS
country. II is surmised that Minister
Terrell feels the time is now oppoTunc
20 revive this Impression. Tho state
department is gralided with tho onOr.
gatic courso Of Sir. Terrell. and his dib.
patch indicu.esihai no hiss iorestailud
MISREPRESENTATION Of other powers and
secured tho compliance OF the porto
with his demand, made carry in tao
go
Americans in provinces d,elaut from
C1ns,autiuopie, without waiting until
trry actually have Guhcrod outage and
assault. THO MarbtchcRd sailed yes.
tcrday from Vile Frauche FOR Maple,
where sho should arrive tomorrow Mt
the latest. From there to Loyento tho
distance is about 100 miles, which the
i.arb.ebeRd should caVeT IN about ionr
days, 10 that she will DO at AlCznndrotta
about the middle Of next week.
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a MAmoIous SUPPLEMENT-

Regarding tho Cleveland Accumulation
FAX" Ciroa'Htrd by tho UnttdH Press.
Meth"d.ur thu United Press Shown ny,
NEW HorE, OctI 1.-THE New York
Stock Quotation Ticker Company this
morning sOnt out on i,a tapo in tina
city y malicious and lying statement
furnished by the United Press. 1t was,
in effect, that tho Associated Preaa had
last night reuor,nl "that an attempt
had bocn made to UssasSinato President
Cleveland"
The Ticker Company soon learned
that It mad been imposed upon by un-
acrupulous phopla mud promptly aGnt
sent out ON its tapG this statement in
reputation OF its previous ono:
"SOrICg. A statement was sent over
this tapn this morning in those words,
supplied toul through our nOwa chan
nelS;
Tho report sent out early this morn
ing by tho Chicago Associated Press
that m attempt had been madn TO as
sassinalo President Cleveland is uu-
true"
That statement il distinctly wrong,
Tho Associated prsss, incorrectly ra,
isrrod To n tho Chicago Associated
Prose, sent ont no statement that an at
isippt to AssAsNnatp PTs'ilRHt ClDyp'
land had b0Gn made. On thn CONTRARY
n rumor 10 that effect was run down md
disproyod by tho Associated Pross,
TuS statement il fair u ourselves ~
well rs TO tho Associated Prose-
The parBonAl or Corporate lurpiiule
OF the United rrcsi never was moro
thoroughly illustrated than in the state.
mont which It cont out TO it, snbscrlb.
era and repuljaLoi by tho Ticker com.
.pany, as shoWn In thu above sya Eomuut.
ono OF tao Now York papers which
largely owns aud cnulrols the United
Press itaUli published an extra giving
tho alarming rumOrs about the re-.
ported a5sas ,inRt.on OF the President,
and which the Associated Press was IN.
vestiga.ing and which /! proved TO DO
uniounded.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE following state.
mont has been sent out BY the Western
Union TlCkers in tue city Of Chicago:
CWCAGo, Oct, 1.-THE statement sent
out over the Western Union Telegraph
Company's Iickers this morning to tho
effect that tho Associated Tags had
started arumor OF President Cieve,ands
dissemination proves TO have been a
malicious ialsohood The Associated
Press has at no time either started u
rumoF orglYeu 1t currency. Tho allega.
ton tina: it had done 10 was furnished
to tho stock Quotation Company by the
United Press in New York. 1t shouIi
never havo been sen. over tho ticker
wires and the company sincerely regrets
its transmission.
The origina. COPY Of the libel, as turn.
ished by ;ne United Press TO the West.
cru Union Telegraph Company, has
been turned over to the New York office
OF the Associated Pros.