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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05
AoUERa CONFESSION.

Anew York Paper Admita the PurehaSo
ofAnother was a glow At Public Morals,
New York Evening Post: The New
York Journal, which has lately shared
with the World the attentions Of large
number of clubs, public libraries. read-
iAg-rooma. Christian Associations, etc,
in being shown the door, delivers lee
ture TO Its companion, accusing It, not
Gas the Sun doesl OF poisoning the pub
lie morals. but OF causing Indirectly the
suppression Of q good paper and the es-
tabllShment Of bad one In It's place,
the bad one being Itself. It came about
IN this why, The Journal was not a
member OF the Associated Press. II
was taking the news service Of the Uni
ted Press When the latter collapsed
the Journal was left without any gen
erRl news service. The World had q
veto on the admission Of the Journal
and Il exercised Il. So the Journal
made haste to purchase Of the Morning
Advertiser, which had an Associated
Press. franchise. Now the dastardly
blow given to public morals consists In
this, according to the Journal;
1.-THE Advertiser was n respectable
Newspaper. an excellent newspaper,
and Il Viii be missed IN clerical anu
other circles where Its admirable NOR
ais were appreciated. For the dlsap-
ppRrAnce Of so good and improving
and needed newspaper from the jour
naIlkm OF the metropolis the World Is
wholly and WIckedly responsible.
So Il appears that the consolidation OF
the two has had the effect to blot out "a
respectable newspaper" the Advertiser,
and 10 lower the standard OF morals By
substituting the Journal In It's pace,
and for this new outrage the World Is
responsible.
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REPUBLICAN NAY9R


Of Wsst HIrglMla's second City-.w. F.
Hi,s, a weil IknO,vn IIuAInsSs Slan-The
Political Ret OF Saturday,
speelat Dispatch 70 the IntellIGeneSr
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. April a.
By majority Of l5O w. F. Hltc was
elected MAYOR OF Huntington. Mr., Hlte
Is well known in Wheeling, because he
goes there often as the travelling freight
agent Of the Chesapeake & Ohio rail-
way, Before ne entered the service OF
Mr.. ingalls,, Mr. Hite was general agent
az the Ohio River TallroRd,At Hunting
ton for q number OF years. He is prom
inent In secret society circles and 10
Al ii o'clock yesterday n melee oc.
CURED on Third avenue over tho result
OF the election. when the Republicans
swept everything. About half dozen
fist encounters took place, some OF tho
participants being among the most
peaceAble men in the city. E&.pollces
man John Bingham was badly dubbed
during the hglIt BY, oficers Bowen and
Wright before submitting to an arrest.
Much bad blood was stirred IN and
serious riot was narrowly averted: Jen
DAVIS anu tLtt lSoANHStu SSt1SuSft ~
were cheered by eX-J0ller Jones, the
recently defeated candidate for shrim
OF this county. Outside Of this no ono
else was seriously hurt.
The Democrats Of the city are very
sore over their recent defeat and very
Nttie ID needed, To bring on serious
trouble. It IL hoped, however. that the
matter may not break out again, for u
II should there Is sure to be bloodshed.
This WAS the hrSt and only trouble re-
sultInE from the election except that
which was detailed In Fridays lntelll-
Gencer,
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Bradstreets: The market continues
active and buyers are absorbing gup-
plies readily at full prices. while values
are being gradually worked higher.
Boston's wool sales for the week were
over 100000 pounds, about $500. 200
pounds domestic and the balance for.
elEn. Territory woods are considerably
reduced in stock. and are frmer at $50
Sc secured for fine medium and fine,
with choice staple lines at Ss8Ssc. Me:
dIum grades are firm on the secured
basis Of 329Sac. Fleece wOols are In
short supply and scarce, with prices
largely nominal In the absence Of salea.
Australian wool iE In quqick demand
On spot, while considerable lines are be.
lnE sold to arrive. The same can be
said OF South American and Cape woods.
The London sale closes April 3. 1t ID es-
tlmated that up to April Americans
have bought about 10000 bales at the
sale. Carpet woods are firm and quoted
higher.
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F.m,s. relief In senate.

! New York Press: While EnElIshmen
have HttIe conception of the extent of
the famine in India, 1t can hardly be
expected that Americans should be
more enlightened. Consequently, sena-
tor Stewart may be excused for the be-
lief that he was striking a heavy blow
al the gold standard when he opposed
Senator Hale's resolution for the dis
patch OF q government vessel to Bonn
bay laden with private contributions Of
grain. The same may be said OF SEN
ator MorgAn's Hlurs at the resolution
made IN the advocacy OF war with
spain and the defeat OF the arbitration
treaty.
Neither Of these broad-minded states
men would have been alarmed had ne
known the facts. Just about as many
Indians viii starve whether the snip
load u sent or not. AZ Sir Edwin AZ
mold has recently said. the redtet WORK
Of the Indian government ~ so vast
that any supplement from private con-
tributions ID a good deal Ike senalhS
flowers to n sick friend. 49,.
Yet, al the country has always sent
flowers To sick friends" everybody hut
the two senator's In question viii be
glad II the graceful. though In this case
not particularly eflicacIouS, custom is
continued. Meantime, the senator's
may, for the reasons we have given, pc
glad too. Quite enough Indians VIII
staEVe 10 support their theories OF the
wickGdness OF closing the Indian mints
and the IMPROPERLY Of extending aid 10
any nation suffering from anything
while Cuba Continues to Euner from
weyler and Crete from the blockade.
Meantime, we cannot lose the oppor"
tunlty 10 direct the country's attention
10 the generous. Eentlemanlike and
Christian spirit exhibited by the gentle'
men In injecting bitterly partisan con.
GIderations into the discussion OF res-
olutIon Of this character,
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ny CongrOn,, and EmgIand's PoIIcy critl.
eISsd.
WASHINGTON, April 4,-TheFe was
brief session OF the house yesterday,
followed by an adjournment to next
Wednesday. In pursuance Of the policy
heretofore determined upon. James
Hamilton Lewis, q Democratic MEM
ber.elect from Washington, took the
oath OF office.
Mr.. Terry Dem, Ark.,) explained he
had no III feeling resulting from the
contest for the minority leadership. ~
reported in the newspapers. Speaking
Of the retroactive tRriff amendment,
Mr.. Terry remarked that Il was now
the "object Of animadversion through
out the United States" u
The Joint resolution from the senate
providing for chartertuE vessel to
carry food to the famine sufferers Of
India WAS called up, Mr.. McMlnin
Dem, Tenn.,) said he did not want to
stand in the way OF charity, but this
was a time for plain talk, when, he de-
clared ''the sad spectacle - presented
Of Us having to contribute charity to
the starving subjects OF Great Britain
In one part of the world. while she 10
bonhartiInE suffering Christians In an.
other part Of the world" (ApplauSe on
the tiooi,Hnd in the BAlleries)
Mr.. Cannon said he found much to
condemn in EnEland's policy, but he
did not propose to offer a gift with one
hand and throw stone with the other.
while we are providing for these
suffering poor we should point out the
reasons why they become poor" de-
Cared Mr. Simpson CPop.. Kan.) 1t was
the English landlord system which
ruined ireland and India. Mr.. Simpson
asserted and added To-day It Is eat-
ing DOT the vIt8is Of this country, We
are travelling the same road. and Il VIII
only be few years before we Will be
appealing to the charitable OF other
countries for help"
The resolution was adopted by unan'
lmous consent
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Live stock,

CHIcAGo.-The cattle market to-day
was OF the usual Saturday character,
receipts being small and prices were
largely nominal. The few cattle in tho
pens sold readily at yesterdays prices.
Prices for hogs averaged &c lower. with
q fair demand and rather small re.
ceipts, Sales were largely at - 0684 10,
with common TO prime lots bringing
50 1904 Is. There was q good demand
for both sheep and lambs. Sales were
made OF common to prime sheep at
So OO83 IS, the bulk Of the sheep bring
ing 81 25Sp4 90. Lambs sold at s. 500
3 Is for the poorest up to 50 80 FOR the
best, Colorado fioclIS selling at the top.
shorn sheep and lambs sold 5O95Oc be-
low wooded lots.
Receipts: Cattle, 400 head hogs, L.
900 head; sheep 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY.-Cattle firm; prime
81 906S 10; feeders 50 1904 20; bulls,
stays and COWS, 81 1903 50. Hogs act
i've: prime medium a 2594 30: best
workers. "a 2084 Is; heavy 81 1904 go;
pigs 50 1904 90: roughS IS COOS %.
Sheep steady; Ohio fed westerns 60g
4 IS; fair s. 9O8l 30; common s. 600
3 CO.: choice lambs IS 1905 %. Veal
calves "a COOS 90.
CINCINNATI.-Hogs active and
higher ut s. 26534 Is; receipts LOGO head;
shipments 1900 head.
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NEW YORK.-The weekly bank
abatement shows the following changes:
Reserve, decrease, 81, 229,1 10; loans, de-
crease, $l.I46, 900; specie decrease,
$500; legal tenders, decrease, N,S44.-
700; deposits, decrease, $1,000; SlrcH-
now hold SI7, 6eS, SIS in excess OF the re-
oulrement Of the % per cent rule.
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MRS. A. TWEEN. residing at 40
Henry Ct, Alton, Ill. suffered With SCI
attic rheumatism for over eight months.
She doctored for It nearly the whole OF
this time, using various remedies rec
Commended by friends, and was treated
by the phyAicIanG, but received no re-
LEI. She then used one and a half bot
Ties OF Chamberlain'B Pain Balm, which
effected complete cure. This Is pub
ilshed OF her request, as she wants 9th.
erS similarly afilIcted 10 know what
cured her, The IS and 50 cent sizes for
sale by druggists.
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VHgBLINE BRIDGE q HBRHIEIL ~
9. Q. BREWSTER. RecelveI

1,,,,o Table No. u, to take effect 1901 q, N.
A'N'S Sunday, November le, 1895, tsi
Leave WheellnE-iS:Oo, tsaA !lH' q ma
'@iiS Snyc Peninsul6-iS;OS, t9:6l. lli:tS q m.
lsii. Snve Martins Ferry-tSsla 1851. tl:N
M, 1855, s3igi, N:t2 1914 pm.
:" iTTlvS Terminal lunctl0n-te:i1, 10:e&
R,i.S a M, tess, S3:S2, fl:t6. lp:lS ., m.
Leave TSrmlnAl Junotloh-fI:2 100 Q.
m. Sis:(O a. M, 1853, H;OS, t6:lA S;W .. q.
leave Martina Ferry-ti:SS t9'0I q. ml.a
IN Peninsula fi!Si. 50dt q. M, 'lt:El.
Hil, W:i1. t6;gE, tS;6S p. M.
Arrive WheGllnG-tI;tO, t9;2Q D. M S4s'5ls
tI;l1, tt;g6, t6:sl, tD:OS y. M
SDally. tDally except Sunday tSunoAHa
An trains will run on Eastern Time
]. u, TAussIG, Superintendent
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Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour-QuIet; winter patents 81 500
80; winter straights 81 GOA 90; spe-
ciais 81 go: spring patents s. 0O44 10;
StraIghts So 1903 70; bakers s. 0OgS 30
Wheat-No. spring 6s&97Ohe; No.
2 red s6Ih 6s9isc.
2il&924Mc. ~ ova
22hc; No white lSlsG2Sc.
Rye-No. 2, S2&c.
BarlcySNo. 3. nominal; No. 5, 24is9
32c; No. 4. 23624lsc.
FIaxseed-No. /, 74h1mAc.
Tlnothyseed-P Prime, 81 62h.
Mess Pork-Per barrel, IS 301S IS.
Iard-Per 100 Ebs.. 81 Is.
short Ribs-SidcS uoose) 81 60G4 IS.
DRY sailed shoulders Cboxed) 515kc.
short clear sides boxed 4&G4%c.
Whiskey--Distlllers finished goods.
pG saSs TlrS~, !; oslo; graduated
4S9c.
butter market was easy; creamerles
16820hc; diaries ll9iSc.
Cheese-Firm at 1OHqlO&c'
EGgs-Fresh SNc.
NEW YoRK-FIour, receipts 1890
barrels; exports 1886 barrels; market
RteadIer and more active IN response
IN the early advance in wheat; city
mill patents 81 so; Minnesota patent
81 O5; do bakers 81 6563 so; winter pat
ents 81 $500 Is: do extras 50 1908 80;
do long grades s. 6Og2 10: southern
flour steady at 81 1894 %, Wheat; re.
cclpts 2,T75 bushels: exports 4OI4l
hnShels: spot market steady; No. 2 red
eSSI'n, NJ, 4 h0rd 7R4C: options pDCncu
SIrSnR and closed MGHc advance on
nenr months and kc decline on late de-
iIverioa; No. 2 red May closed at 71%c,
Corn. receipts 25,8OO bushels; exports
s7.Si6 bushels: spot No. 3 30kc; options
Snencd fairly steady and closed M1hc
lower: April closed at 3OMc; May clos
al III 9OHc OOtg, receipts $4,000 bushels;
sxporiS 1866 bushels; spot market
ItJCt: No, 2, 22AC: options quiet, but
steady. clnsIug unchanUed 10 hc lower;
Nav 30. Hay steady. Hops dull. Hides
firm, Leather Arm. Beef steady, CUT
meats steady. Lard quiet and easy;
western steamed a Bin; refined easy
pork dull Tallow quiet. RosIn steady.
Turpentlne steady. Rice hrm. MolnSses
steady. Coffee, options opened steady az
IL points lower and closed steady at net
decline OF 56lb points; safes le's6V Dags'
sugar firm; Centrifugal 10 test 5hc;
refined steady; Mould = &c; stanIarI
A INc; cOnfectIoners' q 4%G; eutIoat
sac: crushed Csc; powdered Sci gran
ulated 4%c; cubes be.
L BALTIMORE.-Flour dull and un.
changed; receipts 1880 barrels: exports
7J3 barrels. Wheat inactive ana hrmer:
amt zoe: May 77ikR7Sc; receipts $500
bushels; southern wheat by sample SVR
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sec. Corn quiet: spot 2SA @2SaSc; May
2Slk62SMc; southern white corn 400
5Okc; do yellow 2Sk429c. Oats drm;
No. 2 white 25h@26c; receipts 1876
bushels. Rye steady; No. 2 western
S9k 8S9lsc; receipts B,121 bushels. Hay
very firm; choice timothy SIS 50. Grain
freights dull and unchanged. Butter
firm aud unchanged. Eggs weak and
unchanged. Cheese steady and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI.-Flour quiet. Wheat
easy; No. . red SOC; receipts $500 BUSH
els: shipments 600 bushels. Corn
firm: No. mixed 25c. Oats steady: No.
2 mixed 20M. Rye steady; No. 2 268S1c.
Lard firm at A 06. BulkmeatB tirm ct
81 9O@5 90. Bacon frm at $ COOS s..
Whisky dull: sales Of $40 barrels on q
basis OF 81 IS for spirits. Butter and
sugar flrIn. Eggs quiet at &c. Cheese
steady.
ToLEDo.-Wheat lower and weak:
No. 2 cash S91Sc; May sic. Corn active
and easy; No. mixed 24Hc. Oats act
I've and steady; No. mixed re. Rye
dull; No. 2 cash SIC asked. Cloverseed
easy and lower: prime cash "a 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arm and
in good demand; fancy creamery &c.
Eggs steady: fresh nearby 9tci do
western S4S@l0c.
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Special Dispatch to the IntelIlgencar.
CHARLESTON. viva. April 5.-The
supreme cout to-day disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases: Anderson W.. Jarrett
from Greenbrler county, opinion by
BranRon; decree Of circuit court affirm
cd.
Crawford W.. Rltchey, from Marshall
county. opinion by McWhortcr; decree
Of circuit court reversed and case re-
mnnded.
YeaEer VI. The Town Of Falrnnnt,
from Marion county, opinion by Eng.
lish; Judgment Of circuit court reversed
and case dismissed.
Adjourned till next Wednesday.
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The Baltlmare & Ohio Railroad an
nounceg the sale Of Excursion Tickets
10 Washington, Thursday, April s.
WashIngton Is at all times an attrac-
tive city, but It Is particularly SO at
this season Of the year, and while Con.
EreSS ID in session. The long limit on
fhe tickets allows ample time for Wis
II 10 MI, Vernon, Old Point Comfort
Richmond, Virginia Beach and other
points.
rates OF fare from this vicinity:
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CHICAGo-Wheat opened strong TO-
dav and continued 70 for nearly two
hours II turned suddenly and RADICAL
IN weak, closing at hC loss after an
enrly gain OF %6bMc The weakness waS
caused by tho modern mlllera CFOp 81.
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Metals.

NEW YoRK-PIg iron quiet; south
ern SO O0@l1 90; northern SO 609l2 50.
Copper easy: brokers' 81 70. Lead
quiet; brokers' 50 IS, Tin plates dull
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NEW Observation-Disclosures
vania crude steady; May s5hc bid
sales none.
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Wnol.
wA1L PAPER &c . bod at chew'a.

NEW YoRK-wool steady;aeeoe $50
&c; pulled 10000.
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Correspondingly low rates from other
stations.
good for trip from Washington to Bal
tImOre and return at any time during
For particulars, call on or address
nearest Baltimore & Ohio agent.
1.Dr,p =. H,,Jt ~ C1H,n,,,,,
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WILL pApgR lc a bolt q chow'n.

BEEcHAM's PILLS WIN dlIpel Tho
"blues"
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WHBBLlHG q BIN GROVE RAILROAD

tDally. except Sunday. ,O 49,. ~.
Sunday church trains M TiI leave IGlL9
SFS,S H, z, WEISGERBER,
.. N, Genoral Man6GSr.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
THIS Features Of the MONEY and stock
Markets. s.t as


THIS Features Of tls MONEY and Stock
Markets. a
NEW YORK, April S.-Money on call
easy at 1.aRl& per cent. Prime tner-
camille paper 3glT4 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 STH for demand
and at Si.S9.G a. So for sixty days. POST
cd rates $fSsM and 81 ssh. CONNER
cal bills 81 S4%d4 S. Bar silver 6lSe.
Mexican dollars 4sitc,
There was little OF interest in to-day's
short session OF the stock exchange be-
yond the movement to cover over Sun
day at the close, which was especially
marked In the Coalers, indicating the
large short selling during the week In
those stocks In the course Of the raids
BY the bears to break the market. The
openinR was weak In response to the
declines In American securities on the
london stock exchange. The statement
OF st. Paul earnings for the fourth
week in March, showing decrease OF
Sll346I with one more working DAY
than in the week compared with. had
further weakening eject on the marker.
There was some selling to realize also.
Losses were only fractional except for
New Jersey Central. Leather and
Leather preferred. which declined from
/ to III per cent, The covering move
ment In the coalers set In after the first
hour and the vanderbilt stocks were
also in demand, the Improvement ex.
tending through the list. Delaware &
Hudson, New Jersey Central, Michigan
Central and American Spirits preferred
rose over point and the general list
important fractions. ST. Paul and Bur-
IlnRton sold of in the final dealings,
but the general market closed tirm,
with slight net losses.
THE bond market irregular.
Government bonds firm.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
1884 shares,
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All trains daily except Sunday. -
Passengers between Wheeling. Martins
Ferry, BellaIre and Bridgeport, take Eleos
n. @. CARREIG
General Passenger Agent
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WAkL PAPER Il bolt al Chelv'1.
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whut.toDs Nsuralglal Dr. Mites Pain Pills.
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orrypE TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING.
~ SfoIbsnViile and Pittsburgh 1928 4
n, weSk days; for Pittsburgh and the
WSVt and fOr Columbus and Chicago al
i.Ss n m. week days; for Pittsburgh, HArs
riSSItrT' baltimore, Washington, PhlladGl.
MIA md New York at 3:b5 .. m. daily; for
StSibsnVilie and Dennlson at 1865 D. m.
5s3iy: Sor Pittsburgh at 100 y, m. week
days Tor SOTmGbssss P SIS GSlssssl4nHt
1iScIF DAYS, City tlmO.
pSTIor N car 10 Pittsburgh on SIS p. M and
p m. Trains.
psrsonR contemplating \ trip will find
~ SrnfitnbfO IN pleasure and convenience
~ prSn,munIcntG with the undersigned,
Who viii make all necessary arrangements
n1gPGovided and baggage checked through to
des''h4o'''' JOHN q. ToMLINsoN.
passenger and Ticket Agent Wheeling,
w Va, oc5
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WALL PAPER 1c a bolt at Chcw's.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-29
NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

Some rich specimens OF gold bearing
quartz were recently discovered near Oak
Point. cowiisz county.
Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baer, OF Ferndale, last week. making a
total Of seven children born to this couple
In SIX years.
A party Of fifteen comprising several
families. arrived in town Monday. direct
from kalkaska, Mich. and will make their
home In this city.
A delegation Of Indians from Neah Bay
was 1t Port Angeles last Friday getting
bids prepared and bonds executed for NAH
contracts from Neah Bay TO Tatoosh and
Euez.
w. B. Mcdaniel and family travelled
from Hamilton, Ont. 10 Springfield. Mo. a
distance OF 2.o0o miles. In three months and
two days. making tho entire distance In a
wagon drawn by four horses.
for causing the death Of Mrs. Bump by
MALPRACTICE He has been surrendered by
his bondsmen. II II said that he is good
physician. but lost his head at the wrong
time
Orrin Glow, aged II. at Ashland, jumped
on south bound Southern Pacific train
TO steal ride. The increasing speed OF the
train frightened him and ne jumped on.
striking his head on the rail and fractur-
Ing his skull.
On December l Inspector Of Customs
Lyons Of Tacoma. will give way TO A. 5.
Fulton of Port Townsend. Lyons Was ap-
pointed Gy COLLECTOR S1uHStsS luSA Sfiok q
his term expired, bu, the selection was not
approved by the department.
Downing and Knapp. who work In Ben
son's logging camp. near Oak Point. were
badly hurt one day last week ny being
thYnwr from a hant-car. A stove and
some stayeplpe which they had on the car
fell of and deratied the car. Downing was
thrown against a log. and KNOT entered
MIA knee lust below the knee-eap making
an ugly wound. kapp was severely cut
about the face ard head.
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cept5on By Bfifiah spcrtsmen, the Ame-i-
San Jockey 1Iks most enthusiastically.
ne does not. however, indors4 Mr. Pierre
Aosiiiarcs verdict that the sport Is cleaner
ana more stTaightfcrwsr0 n England than
IN the united 6tatea-
DO not see any difference between
egost n England and that IN the United
ne said to q representative Of the
xGoc1Ated Presa Most men In 10Th co1n-
- 30 INTO Il to win. while there are
nofsemen In both countries who nav take
edvAnf19e Of tricks II they see their way
SteAf That turfmen IN England are more
nonesI Is class. than those OF America
MISTAKE Probably Mr.. Lorsilard felt
couno to say what he did because he is
racing IN ENGLAND IL he were racing in
sne United States he would probably talk
the other way"
The complaints Of English papers that
sloan was setting a bad example by bet
ting on the races. he declared we're merely
tns attempts OF English sporting writer's
70 get him into trouble because he was a
foreigner. But Sican has been hereely
criticised because he leans forward on the
horse. instead Of sitting straight. as do the
British rlderA He asserts that he varies
the style with each horse ridden. Ffnan.
ciaiiy Sloan SAYS that America Is better
nsad than England. asserting that he can
make x5,aW q year at home. while his
earnings here are not up TO that figure.