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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

LIGHIS RND SHHUUWS.
nricf Oianccs, Pointed. ~ Happenings IN
aud Ahout the cav.
VIM Blake Is u from Busla
Henry T. Asp is iu ST Louis
a g. Riley is here from Perry
y g. Wicr is down FROM Newkirk.
Hardin Ebey is up from oklahoma
City.
J W Bergman is over from Pond
c eek
w W. Hofsinger is over from King.
fisher
u y. Ovens, Of Kildare, is at the
Roj al.
} Z Bhl was at Perry yesterday on
business.
James p Candy and II. f. Ross. Of
Alva, are in the city.
r. II. Hunter, Of Arlington, is at the
English Kitchen.
Miss Alice veatch, of Perry, is the
guest of Guthrie friends
John NJ. Hale pencil pusher from
Pawnce, is in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Beadles came
down from Perry yesterday.
A little son Of DR.. w. T. Kimberly is
dangerously i'll Of pneumonia.
Governor Renfrow is busy preparing
his message TO the legislature.
Mayor Harvey Homer of Caldwell,
Kas., was in the city yesterday
Hon. Pat Nagle, the stal wart demo
crat Of Kingfsher county, is is the
city.
Rey w. r. King, Of Muscogee, is the
guest OF Rev. w. r. King, Of this
city:
Miss Dora Mcpherson, Of Kansas
City is in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs Beal
The territorial Board of Pharmacy
met here yesterda ay and examined II
applicants.
S W. Maiz, OF Seward had val
uable horse die yesterday with unmis-
taxable symptoms of hydrophobia.
Woods Shoe Company are ready for
business in their new store, 10 okla
homa avenue.
Hon. Selayn Douglas was up from
Oklahoma City yesterday attending
supreme court
Charles l. Moore, of Garfield county,
was commissioned notary yesterday
by Secretary Lowe.
John w. Randall and w. ID. Myers,
OF Blackwell, are here TO see the open
ing of the legislature.
Secretary Lowe has issued charter
to the Riverside Creamery company, Of
El Reno, capital stock $40, OOO
University Glee and Banjo club at
the opera house Monday night under
the auspices of the high school.
Miss May Overstreet, of El Reno,
will be the guest of Guthrie friends
Sunday and Monday.
Every dressmaker in Guthrie is
rushed half to death making dresses
for the legis latiye ball
The hog pen committee of the city
council has granted the hog pens an
other rcprieve until March lst
Representative G.. w. Bradfield ar
rived from Woodward yesterday after
noon ready to take a prominent part
in the proceedings Of the house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Bernice Costello, the gifted humor-
Gus, pathetic, dramatic and imper-
senator at the Christian church We'd
nesday eve, Jan. Q. s. If
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Associate Justice Bierer was sum
moned 20 Perry yesterday to receive a
verdict from the jury in the Swartz
and Morris murder trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

r. j. Palmer, editor Of the Medford
Patriot, arrived in the city yesterday.
He was the Republican legislative can
dldate in the 10Th district and will
contest ii. r. Valling, inc ropulist,
who holds the certificate As the Re
publicans have SO large a majority in
the house Brother Palmer will likely
get the seat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Victor Murdoch, the versatile writer
of the Wichita Eagle, came in from
the north last night TO be on deck at
the organization of the Legislature.
lie is an old hand at organizing 81,
bodies and can do it single handed and
alone with perfect ease if none OF the
place seekers get obstreperous. How
ever it will be well 20 keep an eye on
him and that other Old bird he repre-
Sents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Prof Baxter Is working hard TO
make the Glee Club entertainment
next Monday night a grand success.
As il is for the benefit OF the public
schools everybody should patronize it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Copies of the Woman's Edition OF
The Daily Leader can be had at W. Ii
Humphreys Office on Oklahoma ave-
nue..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Hot soda is now served at the Sea
tonian drug store II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Stylish hair dressing done at 5l9
East Villas avenue. 2t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Any one desiring copies of The
Daily Leader can secure them by call
ing at the Office of IL. A. Humphrey.
13tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05
Reward II Found.

Lost-Black, satin lined overcoat
Return TO this office and get reward.
10 2Otf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Furnished room for rent at AS n.
Broad street. sat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Frank Jenness, of Chandler, another
hustler from western Kansas is kick
H. z mp great dust in the race for ser.
gcaut-at-arms Of the house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Juctice dockets at LEADER office. t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Robert A. Lowrey, member of the
lower house from the Twelfth district,
arrived from saltwater yesterday.
bob is a prominent candidate for
speak r. and has hosts OF friends who
hope - see him get there.
Miss Birch, the champion lady
whistler, will render a few choice se-
lectinns at the Christian church We'd
nesday evening, January 9th, at the
elocutionary and musical entertain.
ment given by Miss Costello and 9TH
ers in the interest OF the Y. =. ) C. T.
Admission % cents. If
Don't forget 10 attend the entertain
ment at the Christian church Wednes
day eve, January 9th. If
Little or no attention has been
given to the sidewalks in West Guthrie
by our city lords, and the citizens OF
that portion Of Guthrie are thinking OF
meeting this kind of unjust treatment
with proper resentment There is
scarcely street in that locality that
is properly paved, a matter that should
have the Immediate attentiau Of the
proper authorities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

The c. L. s c. will meet Monday al
p. m. at the home OF Mrs W. L.
Rhodes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Representative G.. w. Bradfield ar
rived from Woodward yesterday after
noon ready to take a prominent part
in the proceedings Of the house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

be thrown into the Boston Store Slaughter Mill Saturday morning The
Eord the Crawford & Schrvcr stock the dollar This
a forced Sale Remember there lot of little fish in
ClOn'tvv ttOo lost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

The hog pen committee of the city
council has granted the hog pens an
other reprieve until March lst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Miss May Overstrect, Of El Reno,
will be the guest Of Guthrie friends
Sunday and Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-05

Best line of Builders
Hardware ever shown in
Oklahoma. Our stock of
Cutlery can't be beat. Any
thing in the Hard ware
line. We have got it. Our
stock is for sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
CoOpers Organized.

The white coopers OF this city and
Manchester organized into local trades
union Thursday night. The secretary OF
the Central Trade and Labor Council
was present. Twenty-Five members were
enrolled, which includes nearly all OF
the local white cOOpers. Officers were
elected, and much business transacted.
An application will be made for a charter
from the International Coopers' Union.
and the new union will be recognized
OF other labor organizations viii unite
with the new body, and thus encourage
IL.
The cOlOred cOopers have also organ
lied a union which takes IN all the coll
ored barrclmakers. The membership IN
this body will be large. The two unions
will work In harmony and demand equal
prices for work and similar conditions
Of employment.
The coopers' strike at the Gallego Mills.
now In the fourth week, remains the
same, neither side being willing 10 yield.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
KILLED MS VfFE's LovER.
An Arair In Lexin-ton similar to the
,,-,.,vn. Gordon tragedy at LonisYi'e'

ar,t~ I'm Lexineton Similar 10 the
-, Cordon tragedy at Louisville
LEXINGTON. KY. May ia killing
similar TO the Brown-Gordon ahalr' at
rouisville took place here at O'CLOCK
,,.,. roorning. Berthall. who Keeps a
lrn,.orv ON Kenton street, had Tor ms
eeiory voung man named Nolney Bait u,
mo also boarded with the Iamhy. tall
,,.o,t IN the grocery early. ana ai'el
',.f,,o am said he was sick, ana re-
- 10 his home. on Jefferson street
me- he found Baird. and quariel EN-,
-,,c9 which brought on nght. nan
"a a nistol lying on the mahleli anu
grabbed il. Baird cllnched hlih' anu
1eht throughout the house followeu, III
which lamps, vases, pictures anu o, ~
things. were broken and upset Nv
fighters finally got into the hai,"ay, W, rs
I'm succeeded in bringing his pistol III
ii,e u,ifh Baird's head. and pulled the
trigger. The ball entered below anu
ettehtlv To the left of the left eye anu
penetrated the BRAIN lodging IN thc pa
NJ the skull. Baird fell dead, WIN MS
head near the front door, and on MS paoN
n seems that Hall had for some time
snenected Baird and his wife, ana mao
of,en upbraided her regarding her aleseu
unfaithfulness. In reply 10 MS charges 9"'
would make counter-charses, on the au-
tboritv of Baird. Hall set about TO IN
vestigate. and this morning' coming nome
a9 bour when his wife supposed he
- a. his grocery, and at the usual
time for Baird to come TO his breakfast
r. Is said. found his suspicious TO DC true
and engaged IN the terrible hsht Win
Baird. rbo,,
Hall and his wife are locked up. Ihey
have tSo children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

WASHINGTON. j G., May 10
The cotton report. as consolidated
hv the statistician of the Depart
ment of Agriculture for the month
Of May relates TO the progress OF
cotton planting and contemplated acre
ages. The amount Of the proposed
breadth planted prior TO the LIST Of May
was 7S5 per cent, against $40 last year
and S5.3 the year before, which IS ten
points lower than the acreage usually
planted at that date. The returned es-
Inmates OF area planted by the states are
as follows: North Carolina. 55. South car
olina. -: GeOI gia, ~. Florida, 3d. Alana-
ma, s.: Mississippi, 81; Louisiana. ~; Tex
as. 70; Arkansas. -; Tennessee, ~. De
Law was caused principally by the cold,
backward spring while I'm some sections
II was the result Of dry weather. lndl-
cations an present point TO about the us
ual acreage In the states of North and
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Ar
kansas. and a reduction i'm the states OF
Mississippi. Louisiana, Texas, and Ten
Dessoe The final statement OF the crop
Of 1884 will DE given tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
MUNYON'S TRIUMPH.
The Fight Against Ilstase, Poisonous
nluSS and Cd FcsySm Lc-
Cared In His laYOr.
Mr.. j. Baum,r Tells the story or His
Suffering aud Cure.

Mr.. J. Banner. q east Twen,y-nrst
street Bayonnc. y. j.. says. Eighteen
months ago | was 50 crippled with rAeu-
mat.sm that / could not dress myself.
tried all the doctors En- Bayonnc. but they
gave me up as hopeless. also tTied
numerous preparations, but failed TO ana
any relief. At last heard cf Muny0ns
Rheumatism cure and began using II. lna
effect was marvellous. improved AT
once and found that less than TWO bottles
were sufticient 20 cure me completely. as
/ have not had a twinse OF rheumatism
since
teed 70 cure rheumatism IA any part OF
the body. Acute or muscular rheumatism
cured I'm from one 10 nNe days IL never
fails 20 cure sharp shooting pains IN mo
arms. legs, sides, back or breast OF sore
ness IN any part OF the body IN from
one to three hours. II Is guaranteed 10
promptly cure iamcncss, stir and Wollen
joints. stim back. and an pains IN the
hips and loins. Chronic rheumatism,
sciatica. lumbago, or pain In the back
spec Oily cured.
NWnvon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company Of Philadelphia. put up spec
cities for nearly every disease, which are
sold by all druggists. mostly for - cents
Those who are IN doubt ss TO the ma
ture OF their disease should address FRO
lessor Munyon. l19 Alch STREET MA
disease Professor Munyon VIII carefully
diagnose the case and give YOU the pene,
nj Of his advice absolutely Tree OF al
charge The Remedies Will be sent 10
any address on receipt OF retail price,
II. w. Moesta's Pure lee Cream and
Water Ices. In all havors az Sl-o. 49,.
Phone 2S7. M east Main street.
r. w. Moosta's Pure Ice cream and
Water Ices. In all havors al II -.
phone Isl. M east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
II. Wallrrstetn & ca. Assign

The firm of II. Wallerstcin & CO., deal
crs in country produce, filed a deed Of
assignment yesterday with Sol l.. Bloom
berg as trustee. The deed conveys a
stock of country produce and the follow
ing real estate: House and lot, 2ll south
side Of Grace street, % feet, and y lots
I'm Henrico. in the plan OF Paramount.
also shares of stock In the HenricO Land
and Improvement Company. and one
share Of stock In the old Dominion
steamship Company. There are four
classes Of creditors, as follows.
First. Cost Of trust. taxes. rent and all
parties who have consigned farm pro-
ducts 10 the firm; II. and j. Heinz, S95.
j. G.. Edwards, $40, and SOL l.. Bloom
berg. $50.
Second. Notes discounted by the State
Bank Of Virginia, N,l5Q; by the Savings
Bank Of Richmond N.425. by the Sc
curity Bank of Richmond. 500; by the
Metropolitan Bank of Richmond 500; at
the State Bank of Virginia. and endorsed
by BinsWanger q Co. 800.
Third Note endorsed by A. GOldback.
$500: notes discounted at the State Bank
Of Virginia, 81 $50, notes TO George T.
King SS2S. notes 10 T. +. Park 4 Co.
1894: notes 10 &. +. Fross 4 Co, $3l2 and
j. j. Wright. $50
Fourth. All other creditors. Total liza
bilities, $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TIE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales st tho Richmond To-
bacco IxchAnEe-Internsl Revenue
Conociions-Foreign Adviccs

NEW YORK. May lO.-Tho transactions
In sf.rke today reached the enormous
total III sNsNG shares, wfsiLa the deal
iugs in bonds footed up - ~ 900. This
Vhc bu,ine was OF the best characfcr
london and thc commission houses being
the largest purchasers. Trading f0r
outside account was on Tremendous
that defeated the efforts OF tho soid-ouf
bulls 90 bring about reaction. The offer
mss OF thc professionals were heavy.
ami of times ID looked as Do tho ion. ,,,,,.h
had boon reached but Invariably fresh
basiuR orders Wore put in and mo mar
ktt resumed lta upward course London
as ol latc, was "A heavy buyer. its pur-
chaels being estimated az ovcr 45f olo
shares. II DIS diiicult TO obtain The
amount OF bonds bought. but me best
Information ls that the purchases To-
osy iNi .t.1topean account viii reach
touauonal stocks displayed The areatesf
strength. So Paul Louisville and NASH
vile. baltimore and Ohio. Chcsapcakc
and ono ana Atchison advancing sharp
~ lhc last named figured for "a OOJ
shares ana touched 81 The Coaiors
especiaAy Heading and Jersey Central
were ln demand. The report that Jor-
seq Central interests had purchased the
Reading was again in circulation A
director of the Jersey Central. however
stated That there was no truth ia the
story. ON this Jersey Central ran Off
rom .s io9's TO- "e's and Reading frHn
~ 10 1875 Chicago Gas jumped gik 70
tH'a on report that Governor Anecld
haI signed the frontage bill Sugar was
eiIa.c' ranging between 1872 ana ll4't.
Siosins az ll"ts. Scar the close there
was some good buying of Louisville and
NASHVILLE. ST. Paul. Distiners. and Read
ing, and iu consequence the closing was
strong. The largest transactions were
$3.50 Reading. 1000 AtchisOn. 81 200
Chicago Gas and 1880 Sugar. OF the
total sales. $1,000 were listed and A. 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
NV YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 1O.-Flour steady
ana moderately active; winter wheat
81 S,8S'95. DO. patent. S$iOaS75; Min
ncsota clear. S27513.15; patent $1,000
4 70: low extras S2.3O@2t5i city mills,
81 Sac G5. Southern -four quiet ana
firm; extra S225a3lO; good 10 cholee
Wheat moderately active and weaker,
with options. closing firm; No. Ieu
store and elevator, 6t4c.' aioat 80
Options were less active ana liresuldIi
with prices iaN7tc. lower, No. req MAY,
G7asc.: June. 6I4c.i July, dsisc.; Angus
6Sasc.; September csc; December, '~fc'
Corn dull and easier; NO. :, use sdies-
yator. 557.c. ahoat; steamer mixed, "'ts
G5iotc. Options were dAl and weak
al a.n5-c. decline: May. dfsc., July
Bose; September, 1''sc
oats dull and easier. Options less
active and weaker; May. al'sc.' Juhe'
S2i.c: July 32s.c Spot prices: NO. ?,
S2c.; No white, 8GAa3'c. mixed west
iiay-f.ieht receipts and firm: shipping
55aG1c. good TO choice, 7'PSoc
Hons steady and unchanged.
Wool firm and unchanged s,,,o~,
i30ot extra mess. Ss50Q9.OO; beef hams
ann and firm az Sl95o' tierced beer dull
and steady: city extra. India mess, $lsW'
emit meats quiet and weak. picked Del
lies 5000: shoulders 500, DO. mans,
S0oO0g.2 -: middles dull and nominal.
Lard duiot and steady; western steam
So Ss0N.oD nominal CITY, Nn.i', may
ST. 81. nominal; July, 500, nominal Ike
nncl quiet: continent So; south Amer
lean $50. compound. S5OoQ3.20. .-~.
Pork quiet and steady; mess Sl".-'l
Tuitor dun and weak; state dairy, 81
lie: DO. creamery, l1igc., western ualIy.
Th0l2c. Elgins, lbs, .. ,.,a,,.
Cotton seed oil dun and about sleauy
at ot02iisc.: yellow prime, nc. -
Petroleum nominal Rchned-New oIk'
Ss25: Philadelphia, $50; do IN bulN'
50 7uU5.15. ...., o,,,
Rosin quiet and nrmer, straihcu' CONF
mon 10 good. N.j1Q "a. .,>.,,,,
Turpentine quiet and easier al @Hd-'
Rice I'm fair demand and irm; domestic
fleece fair TO extra, 4h06c.i Japan aga
Nolasscs steady and unchanged.
Peanuts steady. -,..
C,offoe quiet and unchanged 10 . points
down. Nav. S1440; July, Sl46'; Septem-
bcr Sl4.55. spot Rio dun and STEADY;
sugar Raw steady and fairly active:
fair renning 2f~c. Refined steady ana
feirlv active: OF A. AKA 4Ssc. standard
a. 7-lGa4S,c.. cut-loat and crushed
= -1eG5i,c.: GRADUATED. l-l6qia4c
F'reiehts to Livcrpool-Cotton easier;
grain firm and fairly active; cotton,
5-Gtd. grain 1AU2d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

b bsiies; sales. 1879 bales: spinners l.yo5
Total to-day-Net receipts. 717f bales:
sNpofts to Great Britain 3GG bales: Con-
"1..nt' 1914 bales; stock Ga. 49, bales.
iota so far this rcck-<et recetufs
q 800 bales: exports 10 Great Britain
s 800, bales; France, 1904 bales Cont
NEW ORLEANS. May l0.-Cotton fu-
lures steady, sales, $500 bales; May,
20, June, G.Zs, July 03f; August and
september. 6.3s. October. Go. Novem-
Der, tfSf December. C.4G, January. go.
III bkPOOL, May lO-12s3O 4. NJ
lotion demand moderate and prices
odieiy steady; American middiing 3 1872:
sdles, e,uOo bales, American, 1870 bales;
speculation and export. so bales. re-
Seipts, 1000 bales: American. ~. 700
Dales; Futures opened steady and de-
mana iair; American middling, low mid
oiing clause, May and June. 3T-64: June
ana July. 1851. July and August,
@e-Gi; August and September 1860
3 4l-Ot; september and October, 3 al-6iTi
4<-ut; october and November. 3 4.-0t.
November and December. 3 I3-Gi03 AGA; ;
december and January, 3 AGA; January
and February, 85-G4 Futures easy.
Tenders az tO-days clearings. 90 bales
new dockets and 300 bales old dockets.
- M.-Amerlcan middling fair,
l-52; good middling. 25-32. low mid
3-i6; May 3G-GfG3 3T-Gl. May and
June, 3 36-G403 1864. June and July,
1864. July and August. 3 3s-Gi; August
and September. 3 39-64d3 40-ta. Septcm-
Der and October , 4O-64n3 i1-64: october
and Novemt.r. 3 4l-6403 1864: Novem-
Der and December. 42-6iq3 43-64, De-
cember and January. 43-Gt03 44-gi;
January and February, 2 44-G03 45-Gl;
February and March, 5000 1914.
Futures closed barely steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
Troperty Transfers.

Richmond: Octavia Batcheller's trus-
tee TO W. r. Robinson, % Ia feet on east
side Twenty-third street, near Clay,
500.
Matilda Giles 10 Matthew Brown. 3
feet on Thirtieth street, between O and
L, $50.
Joseph VI. Newell and wife 10 W. j.
Anderson. % l-6 feet on east side First
street. between Main and Cary $500.
Christian II. Nyborg TO William r.
Pocklington. 26 feet on east side Lester
street. near Louisiana. 500.
j. H. Unger 10 W. l.. and G. l. Par
IRISH, personally, subject to deed of trust,
So
Henrico; North-Sido Land Company TO
J. II. Prescott. lot in square 81. ana lot
10 in square 20, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
He Police Conr-

The following cases were disposed OF
by Justice Crutchheld in the Police Court
yesterday:
orderly and using profans language in
CANDLES Hill Park. Fined e and costs,
and. in default of payment. was sent 10
jail
Sam Frayser (colored), drunk and dis
orderly on the street. and striking Wo-
man. was fined 5000 and costs.
Mary Murray. a colored woman, was
taxed s. and costs for disorderly conduct.
J. Rosser Atkinson and George Toier,
charged with the larceny Of a lot OF
leather and some tools. the property OF
]. r. Moore, were given ninety days as
suspicious characters, IN default OF sure
".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11

w. H. Richards, the Henrico farmer
who was arrested Thursday for attempt
year-old daughter, had a preliminary eX-
animation before Squire Larus yestor-
day. He was sent on 10 the grand
jury. but was allowed bail in the sum
of 500 which he had not furnished at a
late hour yesterday afternoon.
Richards made a statement on the wit
ness stand. denying the allegations Of the
girl, whom ne says is incensed with him
because ne punished her for associatng
with young men who were objectionable
to him. Mr.. William II. Beveridge is
acting for the defence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-11
Standard on RennerIes CLOSED.

PARKBRSBURG, W. VA May lO'
THE Standard oil Company dis
charged or transferred all the en-
Moves of their rehneries, cooperage'
and other factories here Yesterday clos
ms everything indefinitely. IL is the
largest plant OF any kind In this sec
non of the state, and several hundred
men and boys are thrown out OF work
An immense stock of refined product, Tor
which there seems no market mas accu-
INFLATED, and will have TO be disposed
Of before the company VIII consider re-
sumption.