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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-10
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Cactle-Today there was a stronger mar
ket for cattle, and some cattle that were
held over from Friday sold at Aoa. an
advance Of 10c over the best OF yeSter-
day. II was evident that buyegs were
not looking for anything more than a good
average run next Monday.
HogSThere was good demand today
and the offerings were largely taken az
Yesterdays decline. with some droves SELL
ing a shade lower. Sales were at S110f3
; - for heavy, with choice mixed selling
at SS5 and prime assorted Hight at 3. ST
The bulk OF the hogs crossed the scales
at S5d345.
Sheep-Ths offerings were readily sold
today at s20G3s0 for sheep and $50
4. 70 FOR lambs. with spring lambs wanted
az S.-5N6.E.
Receipts-Cattle. 90; hogs. 1900; sheep
5000.
Chicago, May S-Poultry-Fairly active:
turkeys, SGl0c; chickens, SaSizc; ducks.
uG12c.
Bgrtter-Firm; creamery. uG1Szc: dairy.
9f13c.
Egg@Dul, weak, 1890.
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nd original with Or. Par1y. A. atsolsta
= charge 0f y. Purity. the WsIi-knosa
"A sure Cure-Ths awful effect ~ Early
r0y4LE BOtk mind AID bodg. permanently
q and Inpotcacy cured Weak ard FS5A-
a ~ the scientific apVlicatea g sieotF.o-
here others have failed
b@ asd % electricity.
se2s&5 cured. 10 knifo: 10 pain. = eurs
& permanently cured ~ slsctroysls. "a
T. uyEpepsis. Diseases - ths Liver. sruf-
81. ard al diseases % tAs El4nsyE al
tloB % fh@ urfas free
knkia1 quickly ard perrnzusutly eEred ~
- on appiicafion EveTThofV should raj
80. Eenf Tor QBasfion black
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-10

per cent, the normal quotations. The
final prices recorded net losses although
sharp recoveries occurred over the early
low figures IN some instances The sales
were 731. 81 shares.
The bond trading today was duh but
firm The sales were *S6S.0oo-
The market reacted during the week
On local and foreign selling. Tie spec
ulative issues sustained sharp de-
clines, with the extreme losses, how
ever. in the Inactive bonds. Transsc-
tons were s.. 6S4.eoo-
Governments were active and irreg-
ular, with the new fours generally IN
der pressure. The aggregate dealings
were 1875
New York. May e-Evening Posts
London financial cablegram:
The stock markets were quiet but
steady today. Brown. Shipiey & Co.'S
issue OF 81, co, 600 Of New York City 81
per cent bonds was well received They
are issued on basis 10 yield per cent
Americans were better today, nothwith-
standing the gold shipments.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
New York, May e.-The New York
Finaacier says this week: The state
ment OF the Associated banks OF New
York City for the week ending May
is in marked contrast with the one pre-
ceding it The change Is due mainly 10
the continued exports OF gold, which
have drawn from the banks a large
amount Of funds which otherwise would
have been counted in the excess reserve.
The noteworthy expansion IN loans OF
s, 393, go was also an appreciate fac
tor in this connection and was one %
the most favorable features OF the state
ment, indica ting as il does a demand 10
q great extent from mercantile sources.
The market for loans during the week
was on q steadier basis, despite the
gold shipments, and the demand for
commercial paper is without doubt IN
crsaSing, and the business OF the banks
has taken on broadening character.
Another event which has had bear
ing on the situation has been the pay
ment OF several millions into the sub
traSury by the government depository
banks, so that although the weeks op-
erations prevented an accumulation OF
interior funds. which are still moving
heavily IN this direction. and reduced
the apparent surplus reserve OF the pre-
ceding week. The present condition OF
the market Is more normal than at this
time last year or the year previous The
surplus reserve on May II, 1885, stood at
s31 .00O. 600 and on May u, 1894. at $780,
00o, 600, which shows the changed con-
dStions 10 a nicetfy. The immediate
future OF the Mex York money market
rests largely on the continuance and
amount of gold exports, the disposition |
Of the remaining government funds IN
national banks and the extent OF the |
movement Of interior funds. The ap-
parent growing demand for loans IS |
also certain factor. II IS doubtful |
whether the statement reflects in full |
the real changes OF the week The re- |
ported loss in legal tnders was s.. S35.- |
200 and the increase in deposites was !
81 100. The banks gained in specie |
$136,9o0 and the excess reserve stands |
at SIC, 243,1 las.
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City. May 9.-Wheat-Steady;
No. hard, Sc; No. :, 7GS1c: No. 2 red,
5000: No. J. 5sGs0c: No 2 spring, SOC.
No. 3 roninaIly. SS6S5c-
white. 2463ftc.
Osts-Steady: No. mixed. 15l<91sc: Nc.
! white, 1916.
Rye33c-
Hav-Weak
Bucter-Steafy; creamery. i2914c; dairy.
SG17c.
Egg-Stes ~; strictly fresh TIC.
Cattle-ReceiptS 20: shipments, z9oO;
steady, unchanged
Hog-Recefpts. 45D0; shipments. 2eo;
weak, Sc lower. bulk OF sales, y 80 =.
heav1sS. sz51G3O: mixed. S3-I5lf3- %; light.
g zm15.
shesp-Reoeipts. $500; shipments. ~;
steady; lambs. s25nG4 20; mutto1s. E-&3
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ST. LOUIS Markets

s.. LOUIS. May s-Receipts-Flour, 4oe:
wheat. sac; corn Zoo: oats, = 90 Ship
ments-Flour. 900: wheat, 50, ZOO; corn. =,
600: Ga IS, 200.
Fiour-Ccchanged.
W'heat-Speculative market higher on re-
ports Of bac weather n wheat regions,
closing = 70 y cent above yesterday. Spot
Jul steady; Nc. red. cash seZFf1Ic
track; elevator bots nominal; Nay, 5sz. C.;
July and August. 6o-sTs5c.
Corn-Strong and advancing for futures
Spot weaker: No. mixed cash. Sc:
May. sc: July. 27Ac; September. $50
Oars-There was N trading II futures
but the market was stronger SPOT arm:
No. z. cash and May. ISc: July, Is3.c
RyeQuist. &c east track
BS-iey-NomfnaL
Ca.tle-Receipts. 40: steady. bu. szrppiv
too small 20 more thaa retail deaIf-7x.
prices unchanged
HoE-Receipts. 170o, sreafty-; heavy. z 70
q. -; mixed. H.eyfS-5 =: lights. g Ssas AZ
Sheep-Receipts, 1.3co: quiet: natives
. iOG35
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DIddIebock 1. sureIy ont.

St Louis. May s.-Manager Dfidle-
book OF the St. Louis Browns. whom
President Won der Abe suspended the
other day because he did not show Up
al practice time. IS no longer connect
ed with that orEaniza ton. Tie i1for-
nation was given out by President Won
der Abe that ne had discharged Mr..
Diddlsbock, who came here from Phila-
delphia 70 manage the team. and that
Arlie Latham would hereafter have
charge Of IL
INLAND. formerly with the Western
league. has been made captain. dis
placing Cross. who was removed for
poor playing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-10

New York. May 9-F'Iour-RecefptS Is
100 barrels: exports, 2.9o. sales. :. 800 pack
ages Market quit bBt held firmly on the
advance today n wheat; Minnesota pai-
ents. 8 6G4 %; winter extras, 5000
Rye eour-QuSst; supe-fine. -Os-7a
Buckwheat-Dul1. Sef4Ic-
Rye-NomlnaI x3GEc.
Corn meaEDuu; yellow western cos-se.
! roc
Bsrlsy-s.eafy; mating. Sa45c: feeding
Barley rnaIt-So11-Sal: western. ssG6c.
Mheet-ReceiptS. Zoo: exports. loe9-
Spo. finer; No, hard T3ls4f+iSc OF
<1ons advanced This morning on continued
u1favo-abie winter wheat news helpef By
the presence OF q large short interest
which covred vigorously. There were
also r1mors Chat Mondays government
yiede5 a little 10 realizing but closed isR
&c net higher for the day; No. so
May. ssi4G7ot.c, closed Csc; July. Ss7sE
79sc- closed Tie
Spot nominal: No. ? Elc Options frn-
- IL sympathy With what and ciosed
isc let higher; Nay csose- SAse. July. Ssis
o,srs-Receip;s- So. 80 busneis, .xpo--s.
q 30; = 90 futures. is0ao spot spot arn,
No. :. 1TasG3c- pcSns quiet but hru.
clost1g a. !. cent ret sdvarce. May. ~
Fsfs.c, closed 2i..c; July. 2&sz1e41.r. closed
Hay-ouie-: good 20 choice. so-9uoo.
H0ps-QEs-. s-zte. co-no1 % choice.
fs-t crop. Z-rS14-s--- 10 crop 20 Sc pa
Hles-ouist aa4 stsaay; Gzivsstor. lie
Beu1os Ayrss. dry. Isc: Texas d-y Isc.
Ca-ifo-nSe, 13S1--c
Lesther-9rist: he-Nock sole. , EEht
% hszvy-siShts lssfSec. az-.t. I7Sz7
Wool-ouist: e0zsSric feeo~. NE
pulled. 70 &c
Beef haz1-i5-
Cut rr>at-Easy: psck,sd bellies. &C
80: picked hams, So
40. Nay. = - nczspAl
oP-k-Wealker: short clear. razG1i-se.
family. so 5pGzLaa
TalsoEo-uSss: cry. go S-isc: oozstry.
PsSrois Gn-Dun; TIRED elosss q r.
RozR-Ouse-. s--zl2ed. comma. 70 ROOD.
ED
T1rPez-sas-ozls-. z=4azSc.
RIos-Stsa6y: eoness+c. fair 20 ezra.
J-fscs JzruSr- Ex1F1c-
MoszSEes--Sezs1v E-GE-
Coc@-<suts1 SPOT Czse- Nj cEiss
Sa1.oSzzis<; roo average Szncns. nom
t1sl, recspnN 1ao SaEz. stock. z. 80
Eaoog-x e-1et al --r aanE-t. So 3
80: -@oespzs, Am. clears1 f5- ,hs T-nIsss
St2seE ~. Eock =. 1lo Total za-Ssou- -
ce5Ts-.eH fran Uzt-e3 S-zfe~ - 81 H.
elu5izx sr2 bass crg1 Ssz To-k: <sw
s-o1k. rim: 1sozt fo- Re rss:es So 49,,
asle. S0tsi T-zsse fo- re J=zss-s staEss.
ElE-l. zrat1et 81 as year
SsZz--zz< SGiec. FAR rs1-srsx ~
ss5:.s .. : i-ss, "a; -s4Ess ssssassTs
e-ssas4. Sc po~ss-s1 80. x-zzzla,sA
EEE-s'sasT. -=;s-a EsG.z-@ sozss-
Ssz To-k. Nay s-csss---os~-- ~
1E-<. So: r-sezg-z -o-e. sa-EZ-ss. BE-:
s1les. 8 halez< a. s5Lassrs. ssS.ck- H.
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CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago, May 9.-Chinch-bus reports
from southern Illinois, Kansas and the
southwest, together with news from the
Dakotas and Ohio had a buoyant effect
on the wheat market today. July started
at 63%sGS5Ac and soon went TO Sic, then
vance OF he. Corn opened strong in
sympathy with wheat. at 2S7sc. II soon
reached 3oc for July and went on up 10
3pzc. July oats opened at 1850 with the
strength IN wheat, and rose steadily 10 DC.
Furnished by r L. BOSTICK. Commits
sion Merchant, room 10, over Kansas Ma
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YOUR BOY WONT LIVE A MONTH

SO Mr.. Gilman Brown OF 81 Mil St.
South Gardner. Mass. was told by the
doctors His son had Lung trouble,
following Typhoid Malaria. and he
spent three hundred and seventy-fve
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him up. saying: Your boy won't live
a month" He tried Dr.. Kings New
Discovery and q few bottles restored
him 10 health and enabled him % 60 10
work q perfectly well man He saws
he owes his present good health to use
Of DIT Kings New Discovery. and
knows IL 70 be the best in the world for
Lung trouble Trial bottles free az
George Van Werien's Pharmacy. rs
y. Main street and G. Behring's drug
store northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues
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OnIncr VIM be Fi1ed Up.

Peoria. Ill. May s.-The directors OF
The Western association baseball clubs
met here this morning, nearly all the
cities being represented. A representa-
tive OF the Quincy citizens was also
here. After the situation in Quincy had
been discussed, President Hickey was
appointed a committee 20 go there Mon
day and settle the difficulty. Quincy
viii be put on a solid foundation.
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Batteries-Hewitt and Smink; Gayle
and Twineham.
Kansas City, May 9.-Score:
R II F.
Kansas City IL ? o 2-10 II
Milwaukee 10 0 2 0 2-11 II s
Batteries-Callahan, Barnett ! and
WeIch; Baker. Rettger and Spear.
Indianapolis, Ind, May 9.-Score:
r H z
Indianapolis ..4312O1 SIS 20 0
Columbus =. % 0 o 0 o o OIL s 5
Batteries-Davis and Buckley; NC
Grevy, Gray and Wilson
St Paul, MINI, May 9-Score:
r H z
St Paul =. "A 4 90 90 20 20 8
Minneapolis ~ 4 o o 2 OLA 20 s
Observation-Disclosures Phyles, Mullane
and Kraus; Hutchinson, Carney and
Moran
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TWO LEADERS
AT
THE ENTERPRISE
THIS WEEK.
SHIRT WAISTS.

49, bscozlax -1CrS aT1 --eo-e pg1>
z<z- al rbs tzey thzt hsz ~ ere CT
more - TIE occ1s1oas @ day r1zsi-s.
= uot "a r. Zits 80 f1--ez Oar
sto-ck - go Ia Ecrs q CO. r-srs-s
barsfT i15sczs>. fAeEEa-tro-z Sc -
Z s.. az &loCx -Ee Eps- al cNsrny
sty5@z. ~I-waz- sEzosa. AL Taos vaEses
We f1Tifs y1z . iSak ~ VA sFs 1aTs.
= ~ eEaag- caezs~ ia @ 90 gz--
ehzse
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SCORED BY SPURTS
COLTS LET THE PHILLIES WIN THE
LAST OF THE SERIES.

They Open savagely and Have a Rally In
the Sixth Bot the PhIIIies Have One
More Run-Bridegrooms' Twenty-One
Hits Yield Them Nineteen Enns-Breit-
enstein Goes Wild and Three Others
Besides Him are Hammered Out OF the
Box-WashingtoE, Baltimore and Bos-
ton win-western and College Games.
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Bszzs@ ors r1rz< have 7eats ~ -
rsaso1 ThY ehe1P.ess ssoGs1 Ds c7z-
s5sred before eezi5sy- Bay thez =
N-ztshock- - E4s. DgG<lzx. All Tog-i.
- s4risoe5 o. ssash pois-s- C-5zrz
pAo-ed - "a S-31psiy sz.sSss4-
II :.
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Western Association Games.


Burlington, Ia, May s-Sccre:
r Il E
Burlington 90 100000 2-sl6 1
Quincy 800 10 0 o S1110-7 3
Batteries: Burgett and Grim; Reidy
and Quinn
Peoria, May e.-Score:
RI E
Peoria .....0Oo2 O3122- 1O1 Is s
Cedar Rapids 20 ? o o l. sl4 6
Batteries: Bartson and Dugdale; La
throp and Sullivan.
Des Moines, Ia. May e.-Score:
r n E
Des Mofnes 30 0001o2 1-412 3
St. Joseph 100 u % 1 0 o. s o
Batteries: Burrell and Lehman: Col
burn and Parker.
Rockford, III. May s.-Sccre:
R.H.E.
Rockford 80 010020 SIS 1
Dubuque. -..2 0 o 01o0o o. s
Batteries: Horton and Snyder; c.
Smith, Diamond and Zahner.
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$50 NORTH MAIN ST.

Fr-sa zzsafE. d-e1sns <wsE. Gah
g1okss seats. Tgl-E1ez-z1 ssfsa aal
stAs- I'D thsrsr - ~ tztr - -
Lad ~ gSe's z-zEEst. Ia y ~. -
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other baseball Games.

Philadelphia, Pa. The University OF
Pennsylvania easily defeated Cornell to-
day. Score:
r II E
Pennsylvania .231oo2 I'll Is 6
Cornell ......0 o 0 u 3 o > o-6
Batteries-O'Donneu and Middleton;
Young and Cobb.
Princeton. y. J., May s.-Princeton II;
Harvard
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
NEW YORK MARKETS

New Orleans. May s.-Cottor-Quiet:
middHng. nc; low mlddling. s-lSc; good
(or1fr-a II
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The Old
And Popular
FISCHER PIANO

Retains its prestige and popularity the country
BARNES & NEWcoMB, Sole Agents
Our full OF beautiful styles Pianos and
and prices that viii please We invite call and
line or Standard Sewing achines earth
headquarters for anything in the music Eue.
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MILLINERY.

rs szgEn E< s-F-s - w-ls-
srszse3 izsy - Asr sezssf o. 49, Taa-
L. = . ss,szazl tzsszrs - ssT szssasss.
Or sex - cas- - - =sss azssst sns
opur'ss- - 80 ssfy-1a rso-zt p izts
ssTies. ass sz7s1~=s sssfsy - Eassss.
OR r-7es a-s rFgvesazs2iy ~ lsE~~t
- e-s- rirra xso9z
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Corn meaAn. 1Tf. %.

Corn nreaEH 35G1. ~.
Timothy seed-sa- 00fi2. 30.
EzzSSlow; fresh. SIC.
Whisy-H2-
Pork-Lower; standard mess. toooing.
E.15.
I.ard-I>ower; prime, 81 .; choice. t4fe1s
Bacou-Shodlders. Cooxedl A15; longs,
475: ribs. 8. ST.: shorts. - Sz.
Dry salt meat-ShoulderS CboxcD - ;;
longs, 81 12Is; RIBS. s4.55i5: shorts. SAIl%
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Western Iesrne Games

Grand Rapids. May s-The Tigers
won their twelfth consecutive victory
today. but they had 70 play ten innings
10 do IL Pitchers Brown and Ilovi
have been released by the management
ScOre:
RHE
Grane Rapids0O0 0041Iee-s 5 3
Dercst -.....0eeo 1039o Is c
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A TYPICAL REPORT.

From MRS. L. BUTLER, JAcKsoS Madison County. Tenn
I in bad health years. Sometimes the
would be sgh others pofse and would
my guns would
bleed and there would be blood bers and Lips Ny
sight DIM and breath had the
my stomach feet spring
McElrees Cardui Tkedford Black
Drsught. using Cardu and
packages Of Black Drsugh restored the correct
time eyesight is better and now in Better health haa
have been in my ifs.'
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HAS GAINS TO SHOW
SHORTS COVER, AS USUAL on THE
HALF-HOLIDAY.

No News of Financial Nature and Bear
Is Cheering Factor-No Foreign Self
ing and Americans Higher in London
Rallies In IndustriaIs Which Suffered
Earlier In the Week-Authorities on
Financial Matters Diagnose the Gold
Movement as Normal
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WE HAVE

had 50 many Inquiries from out-os-town
customers for prices on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-10

rIcEIree's Wine of Cardui
has no intoxicating quail
ties and is as harmless as
water to any lady in any
condition. tits far superior
to sarsaparilIa for women
in the spring of the year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-10

Batteries; Louisville-Weyhing and
Dexter; DESCENDANTS and Camel
Earned runs-Boston :: Louisville L
Home runs-Long. Stolen bases-'lark.
Eustsce- Two basehits-Dufy. Long.
Bann0n, Dexter. Three basahits-Ha--
rington, Long. First on bans-On Weyh
ing ,; OF Mains = Hit by pitched ball
Tucker Struck out-By weighing .: by
Mains s. Passed ba-ls-Dsxte-. Camel
lrr1nfre-Ne efe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-10

S
is iunakesh
change of ie and monthly back Sides shoulders and head AL drug
sell bottle.
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81 LUIS s"---v v . " ~ D .
New York e. .-S l 0 > 1 2-l5 Is 5
Batteries: Breitenstein. Kissinger,
Wood, McDougal and Murphy; DOheny
and Farrell. Earned runs-New York 9;
St. Louis I. Two base hits-kissinger
Three base hits-Murphy, Van Haltren-
Stolen bases-H- Davis 3; Stafford 1;
Herman >: Van Haltren I. Double plays
Quinn and Connor. First on balls-Of
Breitenstein s; off Kissinger 1; of Wood
/; of Doheny 1. Hit by pitched ball
Herman. II. Davis, Quinn Struck out
BY Doheny 5; by hissinger l. Umpire
-Sharilar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-10

Chicago, May 9-The Quakers took
HE last game Of the series by punching
4beir hits in ten second and fourth, and
on Briggs wiIdness in the fifth. The
CoIts opened on Taylor very savagely
earning five OF their first six runs. but
were unable 70 bunch on him again ex-
cepting in the sixth. Briggs relieved
Terry in The fifth, giving way 10 Par
ker after ne had given a base on balls
and hit batsman in the sixth Only
two hits were made off Parker during
the balance OF the game. Attendance
$500. Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
THEY WANT HER BAIL
plaintiffs Who Didn't Want the Defendant
to Go to jail.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 6.-Piteous
and hysterical cries chiefly distinguish
ed the conduct OF Miss Julistte Coelst.
OF No. 154 West Lehigh avenue, at the
close of her dramatic hearing before
Magistrate Kochersperger at the Txen-
1ysiNth district station house yesterday
morning on the charge Of maliciously
destroying property in the works OF
Nuttan & Brown, at Coral and Dreer
streets. And the outcome of the very
exceptional hearing was that conquered
hae or revenge on her side, and appar-
emily outweighed material loss on the
outber- Although she acknowledged
1he motive that had prompted her i'm
petuouSly to seek revenge on more than
one previous occasion, with Jonas Nut
tall (the senior member of the firm that
was prosecuting herl as the particular
object of her ire. the latter was prompt
to volunteer the services Of the firm as
eer bondsmen when the magistrate held
her in $1,000 bail for for court for tres
pass and an attempt at malicious mis-
chief. While not denying that she was
in Nuttall & Browns works al the time
alleged. the young woman stoatly pro-
tested that II was not she who ruined
rhe goods. books. dies. etc. in the Mil.
But the scandal that might have promp.
ed such vandalism on her part ali came
put. and WAS as frankly acknowledged
by Mr.. Nuttau as IL was explicitly
charged by the woman.
The fact was clearly esta blished that
Miss CCelst was the discarded mistress
of Mr.. Nuttall During the hearing
Miss Coelst, who wept continuously.
listened closely 10 the recital Of tes-i-
mony of both partners as 10 their be-
lief that she was the guilty one. Mr..
Nuttan told how he had visited his
workshop on Sunday and found every
thing all right. But on Monday. when
he Went there ready for business. he
sound things in a shocking condition.
Rolls OF carpets had been hacked w,sn
a razor until they We're only fit for car
pet rags; chenille table covers Were
sl2shed into shreds. while yards upon
yards Of terry had been sntpped with
scissors, and dozens OF stockings had
their feet divorced from their legs. Nor
was this all, for the dye had been mixed
with paste. and the books OF the firm
together with valuable papers. had been
burned under the boiler in the engine