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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-12
and scarce. but no prairie sold: pr.ir,.

and scarce. but no prairie sold; prairie
800; timothy, S.0011O.c0 this side.
Butter-Steady, unchanged
Eggs-Firm, 10c
Whisky-sI.ls
Cotton ties-In demand, SIS
Baggins-5S csc.
oPrk-Easier; standard mess, jobbing,
&.ecfsS.
Iard-Easier; prime steam, $40; choice.
S.17A.
Bacon-Shoulders. CboxedD and longs
81 ~; Fl Si1 y. shorts, A-a5.
Dry salt meats-Shcul5ers (ooxed) s.
longs. $50; ribs, So sig; shorts, 1915.
Wool-Cnchanged
Cotton-Steady and unchanged: md
ding. SIC; sales, 30 bales; receipts, 3e;
shipments, 363; stock, Is, 2A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-12
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE following table
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and rhe
percentage OF Increase or decrease. as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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ORIOLES GET LEFT
LOSING THE GAME THAT WOULD
HAVE MADE ALL SAFE.

In Their Grzsp-Bridegrooms are the
People Who Delay the Sure Cinch for
Them-CoIoneIs Astonish Themselves
Pitcher Hastings Can't Quite Win
Games All by Himself-PhiIlies Garry
on the Honors at Washington.
BRIDEGROOMS, 10; ORIOLES, 5.
Baltimore. Nd, Sept. 1.-THE Cham
pions lost to the Brooklyns today in a
dull, listless contest that was entirely
void OF features. The game was one
of those postponed in Brooklyn. and
had the Champions won, the penant OF
1895 would have been their beyond a
doubt. Attendance 1853 Score:
Ri E
baltimore 1000 oe22o-5 Z 4
Brooklyn .....3 2 o Of Ito u 3
Batteries: MISUNDERSTANDING and
Robinson; Brooklyn-Daub and Grim.
Earned runs-Ba1timore, 8; Brooklyn, 3.
COLONELS, 8; REDS. 2.
Louisville, KY, Sept. 1L-Today's
game was almost a REPETITION Of yester-
days contest, the score being the same
and louisville winnig out in the ninth
wild throw Of Rogers bunt. The field
ing Of the home team was a feature
Attendance LOO. Score:
Louisville .....ooo2 ooo1-3 0
Cincinnati 40 o 0 o 0 o o % 9 3
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures
and Miller; Cfncinnati-Ehret and w
Vaughn. Earned runs-Louisville, 2;
Cincinnati .
COLTS, 4; PIRATES, .
Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 1L-Pitching
such as Hastings put up today would
win nine out Of ten games but the mis-
cradle support ne received lost him the
game. Terry pitched a good game and
also had good support. Attendance o.
coo. Score:
RHE
Pittsburg 40 0 0101o-2 8
Chicago ........0 l ! 1 0 0 0 1 o. Z
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Merit; Chicago-Terry and Donohue.
Harmed runs-Pittsburg, .; Chicago, ,.
PHILLIES. 6; SENATORS, 5.
Washington, Sept, 1.-THE Senators
could not hit Carsey effectively and in
rle fourth inning the visitors punched
q pair Of doubles and two singles. At
tendance 1000. Score:
RHE
washington IL oo00s1 Isl 10 ! |
Philadelphia 30 0 0 4 1 o 0 L 10 /
Batteries: Misunderstanding and Far
rel; hiladelphia-Carsey and Grady. /
Earned runs-Washington, 4; Philadel- !
mia
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E1eo1. So is--Tr< o<-c~-s q 80
Tr.zsst s1sci~-srz x Czr5staaa ksasrssz~
sznosrc-s1 sks1ET saz< .hs aa<-s . th~
ncE- f1cs--Gt3czaz czrss.1ze E>osraTss<
russve~,sDz rf1 - Ja.y 80 a. stT-,
san F1azc<scS go t<-. r~ssrsee - -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-12
ATrinfnS Aat.ke.

Proof-reader-See here. you've set up
Che population Of this city 100000 900
Instead OF 1000, 600
Tramp printer from tie west)-
Huh, You eastern folks is almighty
particular, seems TO me.-N. Y. Weekly.
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LATE NEWS is BEST
WHEAT RECEIVERS on EARLY DEAL
ING, AND AoRE TOO.

Early In the Session u IL Large Northwest
ern Receipts Against the Price, But
Later II Is Everything Else In Favor.
and December Closes ut An Advance Of
Feel the Government Crop Report Act
ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. get leo Much
HoS-Markefs in GeneraI
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Western IeaCue Games.

Columbus, o., Sept 11.-Score:
Ri z
Columbus 49,. o 4 l 2 0 L l ia 20
Kansas City. % 8 0 o 0 , 2 Ola
Grand Rapids. Mich, Sept. 11.-Score:
RHE
Grand Rapids. 20 0 0 o 0 o. /
Minneapolis .....0 1 0 0 2 0 0 o-3 9 ?
Detroit, Mich, Sept. u.-Score:
RHE
Detroit ....1oo2 II
ST. Paul...S 0 0 0 o Ill l5 3
Second game-Score:
RBE|
Detroit ............1 o o 5 g. IL
ST. Paul. 2 0 90 1t 4
Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. u.-Score:
RHE
Indianapolis IS los oo13 o-16 . 8
Milwaukee IL % Of OILS 81
Second gam-Score:
p II E
indianapolis 20 . 8 o11o2 o-9 Is a
Milwaukee ....4 90 0 o. o. 2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-12

CEaxr-y ever fnis IN the Arf reward, az:
reeds no truups. IN the racc.yer.-B<<z
uon. and Fle-cle-. =
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WILL NOT FURNISH LIGHT.
The ThlFd street Line says liz fs Not
Called Inaa ~ it, Franchise
ia ffEhtf It's Right OF Way.

Tn. Tnir4 street ( saegrcsa Railway
COMPANY = getting what Councilman
Chapman Gals ~ag1eiega," ane what mem
hers 81 tae board 90 pahs42 woEAs cA4l
BonashtHE even stronger
A short tluss Aw3 Eecrsf1ry Oissen, act
Ing under instructions from fha board.
ordered the company q laBhs Sc Ffght o.
xav according % TIA terms q SIS fran
~akaN At A nsesfIag OF tMs board held
yesterday \ TeHsg 20 THIS vas read. y
asetea the ylght % the beard - ask ths
company 80 Asht its Fiwat - way. bat
eta II wea3d - - aat1 tae elty coald
make q contract te have the llsatins &oas
nat tbs city raass b ai.sEeat. otherwise,
wen otherwise the lights wQaid s. cat
Eel w1nK IL n copy q sas letter signed
IA rspisws desire = say that any rixst
OF ne clty 70 eali vpon IS fav f6e services
xnenfs aned in youT lester a&s lenS Been
waived and IS mataal conssat aaasastaaed
a. = feature of eur sraneatss@- Fer taia
reassa. a. well a. fer ether leE&l grounds.
We respectfully x8KFsst - yea the ira
erongfegv q your row invoking Il.
eve Are aware. however. that tie clty
IL SIS street lighting contracts jest made
fer TIE sasalrg year has omitted - pro-
vksa for the lighting ~ the streets con-
sttsutlnK our right % wsy. To avert the
hardship thus About 90 saG upon t6s go
Pc &C sum III 5A@s ~ .*s .e. -+
srhts uath the city can win aae astsEenSe
1at thr praner eaatraetS for taeaa. CT
cth srvesse without aetHv relieve Us
$50 eAr as yeHr letter assumes anw coft-
cation an car part 70 da tails. We hereby
protest.
When asked regarding TIE mutual cone
ssag'' referred -. Councilman Chapman
Rss4 yesterday The Cd city council IN
consideration - the poverty - Ar. ben-
nv. agreed - wsfve SIS Tswhs e. have Sae
afna nKAta8 Tat has nosetng - Dc wtth
shn ssrwsant COUNSEL. ana the T1alra Street
q sss.AsrAan Railway Company Vas never
Formally Recessed freta the aroxtssous os
SIS franchise. IRE censnamy's cosaaau8i-a-
tier is very otfsctous."
The letter has beea ~ecrvre4 without
comment Is tha city counsel anA wta -
brought ~ a. the regular TaeestnE Hext
LanaAy HsEnL
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TO BE TRIED ron ARSON.


". III. Morris deputy prosecuting al
tornev. refs yesterday afternoon AZ .
o'clock Tor Newcastle. EAere he viii con-
duct a preliminary examination this mora
tnr "a tha ease 0f tbs state -. smith.
smith n charged with the crtrae o. arson,
hsf the testimony IN tvs case as present
"a % Mr. Morris II harstly sat1casaI 70
convict smith. although tas Neweastle
aatgs5rsEiss naay have some facts rhat 1T.
Norris nas not e. get beer acquainted
alta.
the facts as told are that Smith and a
man narnsd ~ SeDona2a, eoiored. were
naked Cd In sore trouble about woman,
whom smfGh was Ia love with. The
woman tired q Saith ard appealed % Nc
Donald FOR savsoe The latter. II Is said
suggested that she leave for the East
where sic has relatives. and she acted In
conformity 20 his suggestion Smith was
fneansaa az tbs woman leaving and blamed
WeDonala for & al. A fire broke out IN
MepanAta's house the dag Before Christ
mos. TIE structure burning 30 the ground.
F1sfnns communicated % two other dwell
!res burning them up also. The ctrcutn-
stances pointed 20 Smith IS TIE guilty
party nna ae was arrested and locked %
charged WITH the crime ~ arson 10
DAYS hearing promises to b very intar-
estinE.
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TIE annual report OF Dr. e. = t1cyes
managing psyssc+aa o. 11e King es-1s.s
poo- farm = al LEzs-s=E1lg c0sa4E1sszss- 4
Shows etzas TIE trs<-ss1as1sEl. While 20 e&-
aeEIy sesg-@=grortirgs = tie I-xE &a1As %
being r Ea&t cord -oa- TBS = f-ua = De
'excesseut usAnner 81 ~zzlea tie A;As---S->-ss1a
= managed. Tne inmates EaAxs ga t1@
vegetables that fasv eo1sEns. a. fAae
swgA. butter, NIX ard PORK co<1s1zz1e<1 ara
also sgse prod1G- - he farm. and n sk-
ssax.on 90 cas- sore q tie pro21@t is sod
and assists X kaeEAas down the exposes
TIE agzzzxes - sns poor farm ara 1es-
.rzssz "a letsGssz- Or e1s Contrary
a who are aabS % work are required 20
DO -. an1 sAere&ors tie expenses are kepS
ssox- % re n1111z1az2- The average Num-
Der OF patents - = Per raozEa~ a1a the
average cost Of uzs-zsszn4zg eaea patient
- = cents Ger Gar. = > per month. ard
Sc = per year. Tszls tnclu1ss everything
cssysh6nsz eoEsGneo. underwear, WASHES,
elss2, ard tss STARTS g tae managers o.
eke institution. SIS asa1 as TIA employ e.
TIE acazl coSx ~ rs 4<asS-Sus8On Dung 1ae
year was s., SO
Or. Hoye reports rAAat lssy-tares opera
s4o1s have been performed a. IRE poor
farm since zfzrGa last. wren as took
charge. These Included sSaa operations
as the re<zs1z-tsoxa q herraz 81 satrZy Years
SANDING, ne sxcs0a O. 8 hs-l. removal
OF & bullet tran 8 foot three years after
* tad beea lodged saere. computations.
sr@nsrg OF the eaest val = order 70 sx-
psore me cavity for aaIess, ard other cpe-
rassons % a varied character. Or. Aoye's
report follows.
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LARGE FORECLOSURES.
Property of Two Coai Companse. 80
De sold by the sh.rtE.

A heavy foreclosure decree wAs made
81 Judge Langley yesterday In the case
d ne Manhattan Trust Company. OF New
yoYk aga4n~t tsss Seattle Coal afsa Iron
rsn2auy. The s44it f1as been gsnalng for
ssma time past. and after th3 proceedings
usaal IN sueh cases tas decree Vas flaalty
rsaeeFed yesterday. IL g. a foreclosure on
sNgant 81 ths inability o. shs defendant
ssrvvatsga 20 Pay she interest on its
sgess. The decree - for 81 o.. 90 and ths
Gzpa1 Interest. watch amounts 10 con-
ssserahie sum. Tire court d.regts that all
tae properly " fas company. whsea can-
ssss % valnahse coal rs4s.es ard coal lands
b the vicinity ~ fsa&guan. and vatHapis
xhxr1 property aad buakers fn tbs city,
b sod ard the money derived fTun the
sale De applied - ere payment Of taa rran-
sgal ard Interest ~ the Judgment aud 20
&c reess ard disbursements 81 The aston.
.sssaeans asserney's fees.
Tbs affairs 81 the company have Tor
sonse fsfoe fast e~en n the hands OF John
H. Bryant. who wsa Appointed receiver
wAen she Litigation wh.ca led - the de-
cree above mentioned was FIRST made. Il
Il very pr0lsa6ts that tho properly Of ths
coass@ny VIII ~ bid Ia fer The plaintiff
Z Fae interest OF the bonahohiera and that
81 mines VIII hereafter - ran by the rep
gseentalsas OF the boudaoadsra. IS w&a
tx**S "a TIE G3EE E&f& ss~tAAktFs As4Ae estts4@
Eastern railway. The ac8&Ts OF tne
eenpany have iauEsta18ea alnce IRE Dem
e-rats placed cual "a tHs free iist. prssi-
e4s 10 tslat time tie corporation ssnt he
talk II tbs tpas Of ahe usfaes 70 san
Francisco by sae ship load. but Nsnns dssty
|waa taken efT cssa1 Is wa8 found that gnssra
sas no proft IN tie San Fraucsweo mar
kst. cwtnE - she competition - Etrlsza 81
ICoiamfsa and Australia Goals. TAe resai
WAS that Elaa company has bad % rely al
most entirely oa tbs A6nae market for its
sales. As a consequences * woen f0ugli IL
seif Ia court az 8esAnsger o. fhs interest
pa 80 bonds. with the ouscasne as eaov.
1ated
IL che case a. tire Manhattan Trust Com
rany. ~ New Yerx. v3. ina Ureea River
cosi ard Coke Company. a decree vas
signed BY Judge Langley yesterday ssysax
laasrneIs ia fssyor 81 TIA psa.nEn In IRE
srtfsctgsai suu Of 500 80. Interest. costs ard
sstarney'N geem- The Judgment II FOR bonds
sssued by The company o. whesa the inter.
- was derauised The decree provides
Pat the properly - xAa company. waleh
rsns sse 0f ctai mines and coal lands Eygng
sssacsnt - Green rsEer. "a this county. ~
tsd BY the sasrl1 ard tire proceeds az
f.ae1 70 the payment OF Ere principal AID
hssrest 81 the horsssS. Costs, etc
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Fred ". s.rxAstsrs. fer io1g time
tally clerk a. Parx gl&ksley. e Missing,
snG has been ztnce lsst Tnugs1zy. a. hat
ttsEs ns left his hoEre 81 Port Elakessg
for THIS city. avwlYsaE THURSDAY af5sTEa0a-
lie visited wlkh Srae7ss and relatives Il
this city during It's day snA left a.
clock for Central ao1k % c&tea the
steamer Eenton. lie rad oe~n drinking
slsgaaly during re day and sasled 70 make
egnnectlSns with the tcat. although -
was seen o. ass nay - the pier This
was the Gast seer - AIN ~ zzy one WHO
= acquainted wssa air-
TIE naxt aaT. Christmas. hts wife cans
ever 70 TIE city and rsg1rrea IRE matter
70 fne police a. rna. ssTne making q re-
quest thai nothing should Re said III Izas
ne ssp@ pers. as Il aouad p-ohsaasy COST Ger
husband als position n search @As aAA@s
throughout fhe city. but no trace. beyond
hls going 70 me aack. could - fe1E1~
Day after day passed and no E1dl2Ss came.
antsI nov Ms. Ae4aSsSrs - nearly fFan-
&c wsGa gTssg over Ire 1AsappsaTanee @,
her husband Ee vas not . drinking n4Asn
ard w4s rot IN tie ha5at Of aDSeattns
himself froEn lis family. Among ais fsl-
law w0Ekgnen ard wI<h his srrployef ne
bears : noas excellent reDu-ass o5s 70 hss
aFss pp@arzaee il q mystery % All H4s
fa2ncsa1 and domestic a1aLxs are un92zs-
tened. Ard a. far as known he Lad 10
enemies Whsn aast seen ne did not have
more taan So on rs person. 50 foa4 pay
canIss Or expected.
Ths Enlss3ug nAz Is % years 90. feet >
inches tall. ard Il dark IN e9Enp.eN1ozs-
lie wears a n4astaehs and has brown
viz. Wnen be Jeff his h1rna he had on A
Prince Albert coat, br0ga trousers ara q
black FedaFa hA1
A Description CT IRE missing man has
been given Is the patrokE3sn aid search
raasa 81 re goagtnx houses and hssri tssa.
Aut 40 trace hax been found. some teAgs
are entertained that AcAsaters has faiAsaa
sato the pay through oa& Of the many pill
fans On Eassroed avenue. Besides VIE
lie has twD HtfTe cAfIIrEn.
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To KEEP THE PEACE.


c r. Frye. president o re FrYs-Bruhn
Coaaranv- awors cut a seeord warrant
Yesterday afternoon fer The arrest q sam
ue1 Cohn. proprietor - the Fcval restAa-
rant. r aFasux hiu with eXhiestins Gre
arm and making threats.
II appears thar Cohn Il stih snartiag
under the thrashsag administered him
sewers. days aeo by Frye. al account 81
which appeared IA taa Intelligence
az tho tims sid has besc making threats
Of wAae hs Intended doing 70 IFS enemy.
Thn hesgtng o. thu a1terrB sion Vas %
have heau before JafEs Glasgow yes
teraay af&erHooa. but w-as continued unr1l
today a. the rsacest Ct Attorney Bass.
Cohnss counsel Bass had been our q
ths city ara stated that ~ was not sur
sciensly Informed . 90 ahead with tAe
trfal
II order % avert trouble Mr.. Frye rad
a warrant tesae5 from Justice y Es'wala' .
esurt last svaatrz <o- Cohs'a arrest.
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..~s. Chambers. VITO Tar been married
- A<sY.l =. iss@ yesterday began a. as-
- = rs s1psf.sr o1urt % secure O.
- from Harry Ea4E1c@TE- ssEs-
rs.1.s,svS gecsares saat size nAs a4~asa
- Ferseif a. fasgafal. csasts aRss4
| sssrv wsga and Gaa sFAseaEows~s - every
80 va 10 &C = the npsssf-ssisE-S =
- Axs~s~ ard TIE care. e1~@sSs@E @fss2
! r-sxe@sAzses 81 ssse sxo eBlAaEs1, saE Sss@-<
q rs.aussSera, ossregaTsszFss as 14asss -
$500. On sae f9sa day 81 Dsc@EEansr.
- !. d ru4na3ses past 1. ia room Ia tn@
s4.sxsS sseuss. " a. ssa.gzg u breaking one
= -. rssuuas4 n6gEsenss wa3.e n fEA eozk-
~smx ox Cara Elliott. ~1o - 9 woman o.
sss,eSxsofsaEss Tspssssessoga-
q ia further alleged -4sat Dir. Chambers
. mar Of coarse, brutal and ya1SsT c-s~
~es.tan. ard Of a violent temper. ARD unit
4 haze ths care custody, man ssxaasse@
- e4uc4tGoss 81 zas Two cFsaa4rsa. + =
sasxe,a flza1 Gamblers - a etFsEs. healthy
81 esss-as,-Ae4 young MAS And 4 miner
~ rccsgg.AssSa. capable O. earning fssssa 80
= &c Ger gssonfa. and saat tle lssalnt.9 -
sssIss;sss sneaEs % aappor~ herself and eassl-
AR or r. properly yresenl ner case Tor
ga.
+ il also set forth thas Chambers ksas
s-sa;sugsy parsasered - Ill hls vie and
= szke gcss~asasn 81 TIE clszsssr ssls sgsaa shs
As gyv6 reason 70 fear. a. does fear,
ssrxsaa3 violence ~ his aanfIs. ard unless
rsssrzlne1 aae WI .nguFs, beat ard a2al-
sys4x TER.
mrs Chambers gssersfore 1rays for d.
surea, fos custody - ire 1aso ea.ss.sea.
e wurtn Of azouse..osa goods. CT cr4sf
ersyentlag her husband from interfering
SCI ser dursag the geBdeHay IF she ae-
ssr. temporary ard psruaansat a4lua0zy
40 a reaso1aEa.e attorneys fee.
goage Langley MADE the restraining or
~ preventing the defendant fFern zglt@r-
sef.ng 3 an manner wssh Ais waEe or casal-
2fes ard directing thai be sisO@ cause an
g.aa1ry say a temporary sntunef.cn
ths1M rot be issued during tire gen1szsey
q lie &cticn against aln2. ard also ~ag
h should MT pay his wife 4isa e0azs@el fees
szsE aasE money
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one nlvarce Granted.

Cora Eastwood was yesterday granted
divoree from Charles Eastwood On tha
kreand 81 aeserttoa aA3 failure 20 nrsviss
81 Judge Langley. East God IL wen
kaown snong the railroad men o. this
tssy. lie was formerly employed by the
AeFthera Raaiae Railway Company in
MS city as statistical ciSrk. I7as ext-
srace brought forward sor re Plaintiff
sas 70 TIE effect tlsaf the defendant has
ssea IL the Ashlt 81 b~canaiax sataxieatea
y every opportunity that presented ltsais
40 during these sprees he nttarfy failed
y provide his family wtth the esnraan
sscessArses 81 NE. Finally ~ abandoned
y family ana has since kent away from
iNsfa. 1'hs last tine Mrs. Eastwood heard
9am bra WAS year aEo. ana then BE
sss At -. Paul In the employ 90 the Great
Sasthern Railway Company.
TIE marrisEe between these paFgIss to,sk
faee 81 Omaha 90 ApFti l. 1Sss. ard ever
SO that tine the a8bm5ous haA4ts ~ the
fsnsAns has sesn as the increase Judge
~Aasssy granted The divorce. and tire eses-
~ q tie nlinar cAii3. Eghsa Elizabeth.
Sea ' was sw ar8ea "a tAa ps4latIv.
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A little fhsnw ake naH5rg cUt half + crop
az chin whfaxars and backing IN eye w1s
sst gagsslent - .p-ceialEn . vendetta. 50
nfHn8eg Nosi faTnawe N. ouAIa. Who
.-xaana "a bar~ Sc to Columbus house
aalosn. for snniefinw tAe above tn'lenlfies
On hgm S1maay mfEhs Monday Most ~ SIS
booking for revenge anS W~ore thss 1aa2a
raast answer % fha law Eur What - had
dsna has when tie uaRn who locks after
tfa Hasffng ~ the hlMck bagtlAs that euug-
" rest back - tas bar IN fh@ Cc3 aEn Bus
Noass set zen up" ara toi3 Nest tAsf he
VS. aaly n sest tNe ferry blood 90 TIE
latter eyscte3. ana yesterday 80 reEases
- rrosaeate Taa NhssSers that has been
lsfk Be SD aT. - the ealv marx 90 mr.
p1e1xaatnexS remaining wss Ntsce3ers3
oaEte
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Death of r.. III. Ma..man.

Fred r MosSr.aa. w@l-kaown rail-
way naall agent running On tas Northern
Pacific cut OF this city, SIe1 a. Provi-
d@ncs hospital late Monday ntgn. lis
remains were eE10aamed ~ Bo11ev *
ssswa-s and shipped 70 his home IN Che
halls yesterday. Ea had bsan operated OF
for another a3lment and could not with.
stand Iae saocx- lie was - years OF age
and very popular with his associates. The
matt coaca IN wAica the remains we're
shipped was drage4 in mourning by tks
EaaL clerks.
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Police Notes.

Henry Davis. the eosQrea man lsuo VS.
CHARGED with asaanlting eqlefos NeaAi.sA
Sssrssw, wAs discharged yesterday ag
Jt4dxa sslaAxow. tne w0saaa rettasln-s 10 aR-
pear.
Thn ease az faA CIV - X. HAss9n, tie
ozass Hebrew merchant css&Fksa 49, gss~
s.Fs8erfs* ..nAtset. vas A1sTn ss@A ay a6Ba
Glasgow yesterday On motion % AttoFney
Simon.
MIA MefSay. ths missing Intsrt,aT asi-
rvnaan. ha# EuyUrd Wp an9 = again tta-
aucgsnw h4s ng < hHssa~ss. NtAe 6a3 @tga~
pfw h.nan casassgatiEg Christmas &Ead E2g-
srat tAat ~ bad kane.
eesarfea hawkes.. The nallkman arrested
several aasa 6ga Tor selling 9aa3 1sfrAEels
nix r7es8 a demurrer - taa complain !
yeMssrssmy ans tha question VIZ De argued
sraur@aay before Judge G1as@os.
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mission declared that Il would Uphold the
chief n his enforcement c. dis-s-.sne ara
n carry1ng oEE gh@ requirements @ tne
charter. and especially TIE SEXTON r.
fer-lng 70 h2bsGazl Use CT iasaxleznts 70
excess
Tie decision means Au-rav's permanent
removal from the department When 9h=
finding Of the commission vas commune
Gated 70 HIN he expressed no surprise. He
Rad supposed tas chef would BE Upheld.
he did cot care. he said. for the position
as be had obtained other employment. bat
ne ob5ected 10 tbs idea that K Was a
'-lo4zca.H
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A New water Malta.

Al water eSnSuE.ers u the DISCREET @outh
- king street and east * FIRST avenus
x.stA win - netfaeH by Sscretsry 0iesoa,
~ tna h.aars q puhsle works. thst TIE city
t- row cunstrucfiaE 8 nsw 1a3a along
EIrst axeaGe saata. &14 tAAs tae esd
s,ve9ve-s,,eh main rannteg ss8nx the track
~ fha ~aast8@ Terminal railway sn3 al
mains ~uaninx from IL q private prenerty
vi - asaaaone3, water consumers are
rssaeSteA C eaaneet 30 - tns RS Ess&a.
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!. Res yesterday sued Norman
assasrs % recover tha sara ~ s91As9 saA
= AsfnSht and % have = receiver an-
s-sea Tie GeFeataBts. Ferdinand &
f " snd Thomas Il. %oFmNa. ara
Z. Ssea u rau1tnw the \ Z dairy madar
- h&me OK the NormAn Brothers.
: Asese3 tnas the defendants ara a.
sssenf ana that thefr assets Rre nsers-
49, taF Ell that they are worth. RE
- eeas8st 81 scattered accounts hsrs
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Afse~ the bsx Sc IN Ssinrse SrveE, ! tooG
= very severe tAa1d &rst tr3sxs Enazv rrrsec -
vg3tAesag heln. the Cu22 os7sv aSss7E-slng Eaa-s
sssss~f AAer gsssns .hzes sssaaA tsa<zbes
~ cha--h,rlasn's Coerh ga-zxzsy. tsxh sas
es1nsh AMI oos1 = z gae. szs3 n tbs hsSa slas-
ss5e Il taxes rasga-sssasss sssssa EszzsrssT y
A, any zss5.--Af. 4 s ESaEN~aS. sS7zsSsF
De- -&-s-~z--~r. ks< s-ls - A,<as.s<S.
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ouIrr kr.tI.oGe SUSTAINED.


re Decision e - eswa s@~v*7@ cora~
-rsssksa Saassaf111E ksrs tsat@s Eel5axx -
- ~ersava1 - Hest wAaaa M@wTsy.
az .Na-a8ssz8 engine No = vas announced
yesterday -saEu3uE-
wsA8fs Murray sass cas- 8 strczE - -
es#Fg~s "a eoxN snsszsae. - aaS @xsn plain
rs Al ~zast Il teAvsaE Has quarters wzeAa9ss
fesrzze sszan ever thessEs lie Gs4arE& &C &sz-
fax8rAffaa was e8r sTcz2 proves ~ ta@
Testimony. M-ee 2*sA e rs ca-1s1sssass
fa aeesz&nE Axss@st Ia-Taw w2s se cary
CSC she sn9~ss - g1s Garter al raasasasa
On a. Alss = pare - Sosstbse to Ell
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