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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30
Iri.h Prisoners 10 be Released.

LONDON, July Gas a result of the
efforts of Mr.. John Redmond, the Par.
nelllte leader, 1t is probable that the
government will soon release the five
remaining Irish prisoners. Wilson, Bur
ton, Dalton. Flanagan md Fethrrsione.
now undergoing sentences Of penal SER
vltude for life in Portland prison.
Sir Matthew White Ridley. the home
secretary, has already promised to treat
them az convicted under the dynamite
act OF 1883, which carries maximum
penalty Of twenty yeara' imprisonment
instead Of under the troason-feIony net
OF 1913, Deductlng for good conduct
Communication" the term OF imprlson-
mcnt would be fifteen years
All the 1--WE have now entered the nf-
teenth year Of their Imprisonment; aud
there are strong hopes Of a relief before
the expiration OF the year, as the result
OF the special pressure 10 bear upon the
governor, supported by a large section
OF the press.
Il Is thought probable that the forth
coming visit Of the Duke and Duchess
OF York to Ireland viii be signnlized by
the release OF all Irish political prison
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30
rvs rN TIE AIR
Wheeling People Talk About rt-Thsr,
Are Praises In the Air.

Wheeling People Talk About tt-Thsrs
Are Praises In the Air.
It's In the air.
Can't stop It spreading.
Can't stop people talking.
Can't keep down a good thing.
1t has become common property.
People who don't know about 1t want
to know.
People who do know want to tell about
II.
There's a reason for this.
Ills kidney education.
Wheeling people are learning u fast
Learning 1t by experience.
Learning IL from their neighbors.
It's what We say and what they say
We say Backache means Kidney ache.
They shy Doan's Kidney Pills cure II.
We say Lame or Weak back meanH
Weak Kidneys,
They say Deans Kidney pills make
the kidneys strong.
This ls not theory but condition.
Here's proof OF Il:
Mrs. John Richie, OF No. 923 Market
street, says: For the past eight years
! have been troubled with my Kidneys
but | did not pay much attention to
them, thinking II would wear OF. but Il
grew SO bad that I could scarcely get
around. My back was drcadfully weak
and sore aud | had rheumatic palms al
through my shoulders and arms. be-
came so weak at tlme8 that would
nearly sink down. I was also subject
10 frequent attacks of vertigo when II
would seem M n everything around me
was moving. There waS distress and
weakness In the kidney secretion, and
could not better Il. although took lots
OF medicine; seeing Doan'a Kidney Pills
advertised extensively. l got n box at
the Logan Drug Co. They helped mo at
once. The one box entirely cured me. |
am now strong and well.
DoanB Kidney Pills are FOR sale by off
dealers price 20 cents nor box, Q boxes
for 81 30. Sent by mall on receipt Of
price. Foster Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, N.
Y. sole agents for the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

WATERBURY,, Conn, July 3D.
Waterbury Is again dcluged, the storm OF
fast night having swollen the Naugatuck
river TO an almost unprecedented height
and caused the Manhan canal to over
now seriously. In some directions the
flood IL not as damaging as the recent
one, while tn others Il Ii more 10. The
Naugatuck river has overlooked lts
bank all along THE line and the waters OF
the river arc now said to DO higher now
than for years. The Manhnn canal be-
came a torrent and lis waters. escaping.
have carried away about ilfLy feet Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30
TRUTH ABOUT II.
Description OF Dawson Chief
Town Of Klendyke Region.
RICHNESS OF THE NEW FIELD

In Cola Dlscovsrlss-Iiig Prices Paid for
FL Dorado oialms-wIth ,hs Hrlsh, SIDE
Comes thsnAFR Rsvsas- Hardship One
Has to Ens0untsr ia that Country DAN
gers ola Ftlp'O the yaEoA--waGr. ana
Cost orLiylAE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

Old people who require medicine TO
regulate the bowels aud kftncya WIN
find the true remedy In Electric BlttcrB.
This medicine does not atlmulnlo and
contains no whisky or other lnloxlrant
but acts nB n tonic md Alternative. II
acts mildly on tho stomach md bowels.
adding strength and giving tonc 10 tho
organs. thereby nidlng nature In the
performance OF the functions. Electric
lillteH IN an excellent appetizer, ana
NUS S.s ,hat ~ d ' ,,odd ' ticu wy az, IVY
aud 81 per bottle at Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

~ CRAVE but ono Minute" said
the public apealter In n husky voice.
and then he took u dose OF one Minute
Cough Cure, aud proceeded with his or
ntory one Minute Cough Cure IL un.
equhlled for throat and lung troubles
charles II. docisc, MARKET and Twelfth
streets. Chatham Sinclair, Forty.alSth
aud jacob streets: A. y, Seheele, No
Goa Main street; Exloy llros, PENN and
2aho streets, llowic & Co., Bridgeport Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

track OF the Nautaut division Of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
company, completely blocking traffic.
The Young Mems Christian Association
park Is flooded. Great Brook Is still
within It's confines. but Little Brook Is
again on the rampage and cellars In the
centre Gf the city are flooded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

NEW YORK. July 2s.--Judgc New
burger, in the court Of general aesslons
has ovcrtuled the demurrer In the case
OF Mrs, Mack and Martin Thorn, accused
OF the murder Of VIM Guldcnsuppc, The
demurrer alleged that II murder was
committed II wac In Queens county and
out Of the Jurisdiction VI the courts Of
this city. The case, therefore, will be
tried In New York county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
case relieved N SIX hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. =
II IL great surprise on account Of lts
exceeding promptness In relieving pain
In bladder, Kidneys ana back. In male
or female. Relieves retention almost
Immediately. II you want quick rclIai
and cure, this Is the remedy. Sold by
Il. II. List, Druggist, Wheeling, W. Va.
ihfAa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

DON'T nauseatc your stomach with
tens ana bitter herbs. but regulate your
liver ind sick headache by using those
famous little pills known az De Wits
Little Hdriy RiHcts Charles H. Goetse,
Market and Twelfth streets, Chatham
sinclair, Nuriy.alxlh ana Jacob ulroels,
a, ~. Acheolo, NJ, COZ Main street lgx-
ley litoH,, Penn and Zane alrurlnl
poRlp a Co. lIfIlHnpOLL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

Ito nurc and tsa that old ana weii.triea
remedy, Mira Winslow'b Soothing Syrup,
for children ttcthing, u Hoolhea tho
cures wind colo ana Ia the best remedy
FOR dlarrhosa. Twenty-Five oonta q
bottle mwf&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

But those chances nre OF the past; let
no one imagine that they stu exist
Claims are held by their owners now
Up In the hundreds Of thousands, and
those Of less desirable quality ore dear
IN proportion. TO get a bargain. In q
claim Is impossible at this stage Of the
fever here. one might as well stand on
State street nov and think OF getting
the Palmer house lot at low rate, be-
cause at some time In the past II was
cold for q song Tho value OF claims 10
now clearly known. Most Of them have
parsed Into second hands the present
owners paying for them In many cnses
$4,000 $4,000, or $4,000, ana holding
and working them ns straight business
propositions That there will be other
andA OF gold In other crooks In llkoly
but as ~ Dorado N one OF those strikes
that arc made only once In about Il
quarter Of century Il II extremely
unlikely thai another Will bn found In
this region. Az tho capacity OF the Wv
or steamers In limited, and In likely TO
be taxed 10 the utmost this year TO Sup
piy tha necessl,iea Of those nov here. or
already coming in,wllh the rlRora VI the
arctic winter before them, and no pr0.
Visions ana after September no way Of
gotting oul where they may DO had,
those thinking Of coming here, attract.
ed by tho marvellous richness Of the
rttlke, cannot be TOO strongly caution.
ed against making tho attempt this sea-
ron. They can gain nothing, aud may
suffer much.
doid Oh the Itisndyhs river
The Klondyke i . stream cmplylng
itIn lhn yuLnn nirhtv miiuH ubuVo thu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-30

The Klondyke II = stream cmplylniI
into the Yukon, eighty miles above thq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
MRS. ECKSTEIH'S PLEA AVAILED.

Mrs Annie Frank, tho poor woman arrested
Tuesday night by Agent Watson OF the Gerry
society for begging with her four-year-old child
IN her arms in Twenty-second-st. near Broad
way. was Yesterday arraigned In Jefferson Market
Court before Magistrate Brann. Mrs Frank lives
with her husband. a carpenter out OF employment.
at No aU East Twenty fourth-st. She said she
had been compelled to beg in order to keep her
family from starving
Mrs Morris NJ. Eckstein OF No. % West Forty
thrd-st the wife OF Senator Pla:ts private sec
retary. was also In court. When Watson ar
rested Mrs Frank he took her 10 Sixth-aye. and
got on surface to 80 to the West Thirtieth-
ct station On the Mrs Ecksten. She
saw Mrs Frank crying bitterly and asked Agent
Watson the cause. He explained that the woman
had been ARRESTED for begging with her child In
her arms. Mrs. Ecksten protested against the
woman's arrest and requested that she BIO allowed
TO 20 Watson explained that he had no authority
TO turn a prisoner free, SO Mrs. Ecksten went
TO the station and protested She asked the ser
gcant TO let her go. saying she would see that
the woman was properly cared Tor. captain
Sheehan informed her that the case lay entirely
with Watson. and that II he insisted the woman
would have 10 be locked up. Watson said he had
n duty perform and the woman was locked up.
Mrs Ecksi Elm denounced the arrest. but employed
r. NJ Friend TO defend the woman He upheld
would promise not TO beg again. This was done
and Mrs Frank was discharged. Gerry agents
SAID she had been several times arrested for beg
oinc and frequently warned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
HOW THE CARS ARE VARIED.
PASSENGERS IN A BROADWAY CAR HAVE
AN ryprp1FNCE WITH THE HEATER

AN EXPERIENCE WITH THE HEATER
Threo persons who came downtown in Columbus
ave car No 1i9 Yesterday afternoon satisfied
that the company is making an honest effort 10
heat n. leas; one corner OF the cars, and that the
sign now conspicuously posted in the windows,
'This car is heated" has especial significance II
you SIT the heater.
A man and women the victims The
man who weighed about three hundred pounds.
entered the car at Twentythird-st. The only va
cant seat was the that forced him 10 sit with
his back against the heater. Soon he began 20 feel
the heat and he moved around in his seat as II he
was most uncomfortable. He reached up and closed
the damper In the pipe. but this only made matters
wore
Just then q woman entered the who was a
close rival TO him as 10 weight. Madam, please
take this se't" said the he hastily arose. as
II glad to escape the torment. The woman sat
down, bu: felt the power Of the heater. Con-
ductor." said the woman, this car Is too hot
Please open the door" This was done, 10 the dis
comfort OF he other passengers.
The next passenger left the car. and tho woman
moved away from the heater and with most
gracious smile motioned 10 victim NO ! 10 resume
his former seat. He declined with thanks
At Fourteenth-st. another woman entered the car
She friend OF victim No. !, who was sun
holding on to strap. She dropped gracefully into
bowling tC the man and they entered into a CONVEX
saton. The heater once more asserted Itself ana
moved along leaving tie Seat by the heater va
cant The third victim said TO No !; please do sit
down here beside me; you look tired. .
He sat down with a look OF resignation In his
face. al which the other passengers in The car
heater allowed their smiles to broaden.
Both women seemed TO enjoy the predicament OF
a abe n ne edse Of the seat e left the car at
the Postofice with more haste than ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
CoNFERRING wITA FINANCIERs.
RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION CONTRACT COMMIT
TEE MEETS AGAIN-To REPORT ON
MONDAY NEXT.

The Contract Committee Of the Rapid transit
Commission comprising 4. f. Orr, Charles STEW
art Smith and 6. l.. Rives, met again yeS'eiu1'
morning at the Chamber OF Commerce. Ihey re-
fused absolutely to give any hint as to the nature
of the proceedings or to the work transacted
This rctcence Is said TO be due to the representa-
tives OF the syndicate or syndicates which has'
been formed TO bid for the contract Inc SShoi-
Gates It is understood have requested the commit
tee to decline to make public anything which taxes
place at the meetings.
However 1t was learned by a Tribune reporter
that the committee is engaged solelyin conlerrihg
with nnanciers and capitalists Interested IN me
syndicates as to the possibility OF Complying, WIN
the obligations. The committee viii meet aSaln 20
day and tomorrow. and will make cornprenens.ve
report TO the whole Board Ct Rapid TRANSIT com
missloners ut a meeting TO be held on MONDAY next
az No 2s Broadway. There Is no douDt that tne
committee will advise that no bond can De ootalned
TO The amount Of SIS coo coo TO run beyond the PERIOD
Of construction. and upon the basis OF these nha-
inps the counsel 10 the Commission Will Apply 10
the Appellate Court to define lis opinion as TO
make tho constructive period Of the line the length
OF the bonds existence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
LAST OF THE LEYOW CASES.
TIE INDICTMENT AGAINST INSPECTOR M'LAUGH
Inns FORMER wARDMAN DISMISSED.

THE INDICTMENT AGAINST INSPECTOR MLAUGH-
LIN's FORMER wARDMAN DISMISSED.
The last Of the police cases which grew out Of the
Lexow Committees investigation and which
many indictments found, dismissed
Yesterday on the recommendation Of Distrct-At-
torney Olcott. 1t was that OF ex-Wardman James
Burns Inspector McLaughlins wardman when Nc
Iaughlin was captain OF the Old Slip station.
Burns jumped his bail OF 5000 and fed to Europe
after he had been indicted.
In 1891 Burns. IT alleged. demanded $50 each
from the following men: F. w. Seagrlst Charles
H. Southland Frank W. Hausling, W. s. Harrison
and Thomas +. Triper. The men were builders
and II was alleged that Burns had demanded the
money from them for allowing them to block the
sidewalks with their building material. on the
testimony OF the five men. five indictments were
found against Burns.
Five thousand dollars bail demanded and
furnished by Michael Lyons, the Bowery restau-
rant-keeper. Burns was released and he fled
Europe. His bail was declared forfeited. He re-
turned TO this country about two months ago and
gave himself up. Lyons again furnished bail in the
same amount and Burns has since been out. Dis
trlct-Attorney Olcott told Judge Newburger yester
day that he had made careful Investigation Of the
case but that the evidence was insufficient, and
he recommended dismissal OF all the indictments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
ROY CHARGES CLUBBING.

Aro,bsr clubbing case came up in the Jefferson
Mark,, Court yesterday. Pocena an Thomas j.
Blunt OF the Charles ST. station. was In court vita
a prisoner a boy Of nineteen years, who had Dig
cash in his head. which he accused the policeman
OF having inflicted with his club The boy IL Will
lam Cummings rineteen years old. OF No. IS jane
ST. He 10 q mechanic. ,,.
The policeman. who is a tail nan and wel-buit
IL said to have a good record as policeman. he
told Magistrate Brann that he had arrested the
boy for disordery conduct. lie declared that cum
mings was one OF a number OF young men who con-
gregate at Washington and Gansevoort SITS. and
ioiter there nightly He said he saw Cummings
there Tuesday night and he ordered him TO move
on lie said that the boy would not do So and he
pushed him. - .
MAGISTRATE Brann looked at Blunt. and said
You officers entirely too free with your clubs
anyway. You say you struck him about the legs
with YOUR club Why don't you admit that you
dubbed him In the head?'
Magistrate Brann then discharged the boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
SEARCHING FOR RICHARDSON'S STOCKS.
HIS DAUGHTER NOT YET ARRESTED But HER
BROTHER ORDERED TO APPEAR FOR
EXAMINATION.


Delarlra Richardson tho woman who threw into
the gutter the papers calling upon her 20 appear
IN court 10 show why she should not be
puni.hed for contempt Of court for not appearing
when sb. vaI summoned 70 testify TO her
fathers estate was not arrested yesterday. and II
IS not likely that she will be The efforts OF
Davies Stone & Auerbach. counsel for J. j. Butler.
IN. Temporary administrator OF the Richardson
estate 10 discover the whereabouts OF tho stocks
and bonds which composed the bulk OF Joseph
Rlchardsons property. were continued however. In
the chambers OF Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday
afternoon. when c. f. Hotchklss resumed his ex-
animation OF Homer W. Nichols. OF the FIRM OF
r H. B,ssel! & Co. who formerly conducted Mr..
Richardson's speculltons MT Nichols was ques-
TONED al considerable length to whether he had
over seen the safe owned by Richardson In the
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company opened or not.
An no would admit was that he had seen Joseph
Richardson some years ago IN the act OF opening
the safe. but had not seen It's contents;
"DId YOU ever Mrs. Emma j. Kichardson AT
nor hu-band's house and tell her she ought 10 ac-
cent 5000 In lieu Of all claims on ills property as
he had not do lar worth o, property III 'ho
yes; In May. 1891 he replied. The reason l
did go was because ] knew that under the Will OF
This will left all the property to the testator's
two children. BY Will executed lnmedia t, DC,
eouaI sharcr I'm his estate with them. The eN-
animation Of Mr.. Nichols was adjourned unul next
Surrogate Fitzgerald Yesterday handed down a
decision ordering that George Richardson submit
ga as b 10 ~ ia the SAFELY Car HEATH
Ing and Lighting Company. ana 90 oGpd as ana Inc.
NOR cages which had been purchased py ms
.aIbar As 10 certain property In the Richardson
i iS ~ Ybich was opened recently and found
nnr mn empty. Surrogate Fitzgerald denied the
n e aaidaylt That he the owner for long
a.. Of years OF the box and Its contents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
COMPLICATIONS IN THE JOHNSON SUIT.
MORE RELATIVES SEEK A SHARE IN THE ESTATE
BRING AN ACTION AGAINST ALL
THE OTHERS

THE OTHERS.
While additional testimony was being heard yes
terday In the Surrogates Court on behalf OF inc
twenty relatives Of Mrs. Mary Johnson who are
seeking 70 set aside her will the ground that
(, was made out under undue influence exercised
by her LAWYER Peter Condor. and the Rev father
Power OF All Saints Church. Charles Shirley ana
Timothy Donovan two other cousins OF the tesla
trix fled new suit in the Supreme Court against
all the suing relatives OF the dead woman. the
institutions churches and priests mentioned IN
the will and all other persons interested IN inc
estate This suit also attacks the validity OF the
will II is brought for a partition Of tho estate
and for the appointment OF receiver pending the
determination Of tho suit. The new plaintiffs also
assert that the will was obtained from Mrs john.
son by the undue influence OF rather ROVER ana
Peter Condor. lit . 49,
estate 10 All Saints Church. Father Power ana
several Roman Catholic institutions 10 the ptae-
testified that he considered Mrs. Johnson OF sound
testants announced that their side Of the case
Abbie OConner Of No. 10 East one-hundred.
and,twenty-nrst-st.. was the principal witness OF
M "p I'd YOU ever hear Mrs Johnson say anything
.'Oh YES replied the witness. "She was always
talking about them because hey we5e Sw 9Sd Ty
DAVID Mcclure, Of counsel for the contestants
Miss s'9 o 3sSa Ting soV Esn Ha
ming aFG Mss Or Fs9f 70 'f .k Sl Mr. Mcclure
Miss replied the witnG rS VIII emphasis
ola ad and ps, T99 ,as anh ha Mrs johnson
had told her that she had lent Father Power
money, and on one occasion ~, MIS- Joh ms Sa'
Tho case was adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
HIS WIFE DEAD IN A B4THTUB.
A HUSBANDS DISCOVERY IN HARLEM FLAT
APPARENTLY SUICIDE BY GAS. But GER
TAIN MARKS LEAD TO A Po-

LICE INQUIRY.

Frederick Sharp. who lives at No. lhl Fiith-ave''
yn.,.rdav morning found his wife lying dead IN the
to,htub OF their fiat. A rubber tube dangling from
tho gas 70, told the story OF suicide by asphyxaon
II is thought that her mind was unbalanced by tne
effects OF an operation she had recently un'e'-
gone.
II was reported at the East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rourth-s; police station that there were marks on
the body OF Mrs Sharp that cast some suspici'h
on tho death Of the woman Detective Wilbur was
sent TO Investigate lie found slight hush under
tho LEFT eye n bueness OF the lips and marx or
scar on the upper portion OF the breast The de-
tective I'D not think that these were caused by
violence he has often seen these peculiar MARKS
on persons who have met death by Inhalation or
gas There was no evidence that any trouble had
occurred IN the Sharp fat. Neiehbors SAID that
tho woman had made three attempts on her lie
at various times.
A pathetic scene was witnessed at the home OF
the Sharps hy Detective wilbur Az he was COM
ing out OF the pace he Ittle boy crying
hohlrd the door as though his heart would break.
Wilbur asked him what the matter was, and he
sohied out. Il want 10 kiss poor mamma
his dead mother lay. and he kissed the face az
fectionatcly. The child Is Willie SchaNer the ten
year odd son OF Mrs. Sharp by former marriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
NO INCREASE IN THE COST OF MfLh.
, cu,,op IS AUTHORITY FOR THIS STATE

:, crr NOR is AUTHORITY FOR THIS STATE
,,rNrA DEALER PREDICTS HIGHER PRICES.
Tho Farm and Dairy Product Company. which
u,as INCORPORATED at Trenton. \. j.. as announced
In Yesterdays Tribune. Will be ready for business
g., n rev DAYS The object OF this company Is to
control the handling OF milk in the enlarged city
ID GiImor who active In organizing the
comnany is. authority for the statement that the
rr,ce NJ milk 10 consumers VIII not De increased
Inn, that the company will make proht out OF the
r.dpction in the cost OF handling the milk He said
10 a reporter yesterday
,,e,.ad Of lorty wagons driving through one
,r"at dis,urhlng The people long before the usua
,t',,a honr there will he wagon used. and at
va me lime the people viii be served more satls-
fnctorily than ever before Inc new ofsani-dtion
viii he completed In raw days, ana theh we WIZ
he ready Tor business. Now the actual cost OK
&c 1Iirr milk is three and onehalf cents quart
M ~ ev, cndcavor TO reduce this TO one cent
auart The daily consumptGn OF mix III 1'e az
- Vol. IL over million quarts, ana suSh
.''""a,inr will give handsome margin 10 the
connany even II prices TO the consumer arc not
Sncressed The farmer will In the end receive more
Tor his products He IL now Paid TWO anu tri ,u
nnarer. cents quart. while milk Is selling al retail
al from six TO twelve cents quart u LILO 'o"
sumner. A..,,od on,,ops IN all the
,haiosaie pIaces in the city. and one OF the nrst
Noes viii be to shut off the grocers VINO now
handle milk as they arc cutuhs P''eeS' anu w NV
handle the milk properly II, ,. 49,,
ono y, tho retail! dealers who VIII be shut out
,rasr tho new arrangement said yesterday
80, o,noaed TO the new company. l will have
90 co ont ~ the business along with many others.
Tha rust with its English capital, mas lorceI oyer
tdnr thonsand men out OF employment iIcluulns
retail dealers and men on wagons vii NOT he in
.naaased hIt anticipate that they will put up the
nrice within six months not sooner