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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-21
Horton Wool unrL~,.

BOSTON, Jan. 3a.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow OF
the wool trade: The market has broaden
ed in quite noteworthy manner since
last week, and a great deal of wool has
ssen purchased by the smaller, as well az
the larger mills, the presence OF the latter
Ia the market having had the effect Of
sending the former into the market. Or
ders IN the goods market are not increas-
ing in a striking manner, but with so
much wool being absorbed by the power
ful manufacturers. with the prospect
that a duty viii eventually be placed on
raw material and with the certainty that
a medium OF orders. at least. will be re-
eeived for the manufactured product, the
mill owners do not dare at this time 10 be
without wool. While prices are not quota
bly, changed. the market is undoubtedly
drmer than a week ago. Good sales Of
ffeeces, territory and Australian are re-
ported. Sales for the week in Boston.
New York and Philadelphia sggrega ted
g. rs. 900. s.se7 e0 being domestic and 2.s22.7uo
foreign
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Sstse-Ss1es were made az s. ssfs Scr
ere<pe- kiz1s o. dressed beef steers. u2 20
Ssats @or xoc3 20 caascs expert cattle.
sssss e~i1x largely az Sf9sS. A few prime
cattle sold a. Ss-sesFS IS. sEocksrs' ard feed
eFss Ala@SA - cows. &C. - - Is. hal5s s. e
1Ssss desirable veal cslves s. SECS
EogS-s21es were made E-oza 1IS4S *
tor roase 80 cAcics heavy packing ~ 70
- A.zAaa for choke 20 prime ItgAs and
sssichsrS selghtss pfxs. S. &ssa
s@eer-SsseS acre made 81 s. 2ss71 - for
coIuar 20 fair grades % native sAe@n. III
- ASA ~ for fed Westerns while lambs
soid a. s. saszA. Is Tor cSzracn 70 prime. and
y1arllnrs a. t2ssss4s
Recespzs-CafgEs 1s3osr h<oxx g-ase.
sheep, * 600
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REAL EsrArE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January spd
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
I. 1897. are $3.50 5la.64. There were filed for
record Yesterday . deeds aggreEatIng
ss.s47. Following Il a list furnished b.
the Seattle Abstract Company, room 40
New York block.
Helen NJ Cochran fnee Warren and
husband 70 j. E. ayers. lot IS blk II,
Jackson street. add. January s. $50.
l. w. Ballard ct mx. 70 Herbert y. Con-
nell, lot s. blk IL Il. W. Balardzs Third
add. Slaughter. January Is 500
Mary Randall to cathArine Sietson, lot
S. blk z, Terry's Fourth add. October /.
1895 81. 600
George vs., Shaw ct ux. "a New England
Mortgage Security Company. lots l, so
s. n1a ne and ne ms sec 81. - z, BIS Sd
acres. October IA. 1886. 81.
Demsry Blanchard ct AK. to waiter Ora
ham. lot 5, blk ], Union Lake add, sup.
December 3 1859. SO.
pougaid Matheson TO Patrick Sherry.
81 feet So inches lot rs. Dix :. Terry's
Fourth add, December -. $50. so.
Nest Coast Improvement Company TO
G. r. and F. r. Wiicoxen. lot G, blk n. Gil
man Park. January -, 500.
William Il. Robertson ~ TX. to John r.
Reed lot J. nix 30 John j. Moss plat
South Seattle. December "a. 1SeS, 81 Sss.
George A. SangsteF 81 nix. 20 Eliza Bran
don. io< 5, blk |. J. Ii. Rengstorfrs add,
January IL. s1oa.
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LONDON. Jan. A-Silver, - Hiss.
NEW YORK, Jan. a.-TAs Evening
Posts LoFs9oa financial caHlexrarz SAYS.
The stock markets were duh and iaaetfv.
ioaAy. pending the expected bank rate re-
cnctons- Opinions as 20 a reduction 20
2a@c are eveniy DIVIDED X is 90. likely.
however, that the decision esther way will
nave great effect on The markets No
ore here rsAily believed yesterday that gold
exports were likely 70 De made al once.
out AT ire same time shrewd people would
not be surprised 70 see some before long
New York appears - be buying bonds
largely and carrying them here. Amerf-
cans were hfeles and DUH and under the
New York parity all day. Copper shares
were very strong.
The stock exchange subscription 10 the
sis.ooe
The Paris and Bsrlin markets were
steady.
Breadstua. and Grains
LIVERPOOL Jan. n-wheat-spot.
quiet; demand. poor, No red spring. Is
ied: No. California. IS Ia. Futures opened
quiet with near and distant positions I'd
lower; closed quiet, with near positions
asasa@d lower and distant positions IA low
er; business about equally distributed.
January. IS SD. February, IS SID: March.
s. SID; May, s. sid.
Corn-Spot, quiet: American mixed.
5ew. IS sad. Futures opened steady, with
near and distant positions I'd lower:
closed steady. with February unchanged
and Other months Nd lower. January,
February and March. - I'd; April and May,
= s14d.
Flour-Steady: demand, poor; St. Louis
fancy winter, 9s 81.
Hops.
Hops--At London. Pacific coast. Es i5s.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATooSH, Jan. so.--9 n m.-Specsal.--
Barometer. 9.ss; light rain: dense fog:
wind southeast. 20 miles.
Noon--Barometer. 2asS: light rain; dense
foG ia straits. wind south. - miles. Out
ward. q bzrkentine, 1880 a. IN. Tug Wan
derer. le;sS a. N. Tug holyoke Ia Straits.
NEAH BAY, Jan 0--e a. u.-SpScial--
Light rain; brisk sou shwest wind.
Moonlight rain; hrish south wind; fog
~ IN Straits.
CLAI.LAM BAY, Jan. ee--s r. n.-Spe-
cial-Llght rain: fresh southwest wind.
Bark and tug in bay.
Noon-Heavy rain; fogzv IN Straits:
fresh SOUTH WIND. Bark and tug in bay.
PORT ANGELES. Jan. as a. n.--Spe-
Clal.--Barometer. ~ So. wind southeast 5
miles. Tug Tacoma In bay.
Noon-Barozneter. 80: cloudy: wind
south, miles Tug Tacoma In bay.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship City Of Topeka is Que TO ar
rive sunday from Alaska.
Waiter Cakes, superintendent Of the Pu-
get Sound 4 Alaska Steamship Company.
vas In the city yesterday.
Steamship City OF Puebla sails for San
Francisco tomorrow morning at $ o'clock.
Steamship Walla Walla is due TO arrive
during the day.
Steamer Skaglt Chief found airing ton
dock too crowded with the TWO Japanese
steamships loading there and has changed
her landing TO Yealer wharf.
Steamer City or Kingston will go on
Quarfermasfer dry dock for a new wheel
and clean bottom the last Of this week or
the first OF next She will ne out OF COM
mission about tive weeks Her run 90
Victoria viii be taken during that time by
the steamer Sehoma
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Great preparations are being made 20
celebrate the centennial ~ The birth -
that wonderful composer, Franz Peter
Schubert
Tha celebration -Elu take place ~ tie
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church SUNDAY
evening January e. a. O'Clock. and VII
Be under fne direction 81 DR.. r s. Palmer
The prorrs nns Vii include ssAuSert's
mss In A Cat rendered ~ solo voices.
chorus. orchestra ard organ; preiud@ trso
from suite op. 10, Rsiubergsr. rendered by
the following. Violin Mr. Van TNgyi;
4-L,sonceilo, Mr. George Backmann: arRan,
DR.. r. s. Palmer ofTe-tory, violin ssa8.
Ms Blanche Sewconn5 Van TGyi post
ls5Se. symphony uast Jnegnaens), sghov.
asr EnxsInRYt.
IRE choir win consist 81 twenty-five
r,soci@ ard re orchestra Of nIue.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE, Jan. Is--Speeial--Ar-
rfved-Briganftne Courtney Ford. Capt.
Mcleod. io load FOR San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. ae.--Arrivsa-
Stmr Columbia. from Portland.
HONOLULU, Jan iS.--Saled-Rkta
kalkltai. for PORT TslNnsend
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

.ssr.ns steamers uuafiIIa. City %
,a.hia and sgaIla Waiia ply between sse-
- ard San Francisco, calling az foFt
~swuund and Victoria, B- g. a. Ioiio"s-
Leave Seattle Dus
e. r,rsuctseo San Francisco. "a. m +.
y m january 6. 10. Is. y.
.a.ry Z !. III =. 70.
February 4. ?. IA. u.
r.sruary ]. 6. II. II. p,
sE
fs1ve San Fran Due
sisso for Eeattle ! Seattle y: H. - a.
a H.: JdusatS . - ~ -
ssnusry 4. 2. Is. ~, q. :.
20 February !, .. II. IL.
fssraary 8. s. u. Is y. >.
II n. -.
The elegant steamer City o. IopssA
saves Seattle at a m. Tor Alaska, 5sti-
ssry n. February II. u. March ID Due
All AT Seattle February :. q. Marosl 10,
m. company reserves right 10 change.
xsshout previous notice, steamers. s2itIng
s.ses and hours Of sailing.
J. =. TROWBRLD<aE. r :. Supt.,
Seattle. Wash
f9oodaii. Perkins n Co, Gen. Agts. San
<%znr5acO.
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RI ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
fNGT1N ROUTE

Carrying z 3 Mail
- Port Orchard Au1 Port wasstsstoz
80 lssvss city 3ock. fcoe % Na'n
y q. n. calliaK 81 Seuta Beach
Scasll Brick Yard Rremertca. Z. s
~ klveT3sie. LEA yes Pert Orchard
tastcn az 3. IN arrives Seattle
80 "A Z. \. Robinson. nasster. i.i.ly
+ <araas Co. agents. Telephone. Mssa
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Flour.
Flour-Receipts. 1895; exports, Ills
barrels; ruled duh ami easier. especially
for spring patents.
wheat.
wheat--Receipts. q. 900; exports. 10if ol
bushels Spot, dun: No. 1 hard, Ssisc. OPP
tons opened steady on foreign buying.
eased of end ruled dull during the day.
influenced by narrow speculation. small
elearances and beariSh crop news: finally
rallied SHARPLY on covering inspired by
reported cash demand in the Southwest,
and closed isds.c higher. No red. Jan
uary. ss5.c: May. ssssQSs s-isc: closed at
S6izc.
Wool-~-Quiet
Copper-7Steady. brokers price, slg; Ak
change. sIIs1ixUl2.
Pig n-steady: Southern. 3lai2;
Northern. sliGl5
Lead shows a strong front, with ths
leading brokers here quoting s.. 10 for big
lots. while the exchange price is ss.0545io
Unsteady: Straits. sis-io plates.
steady.
spelter-Quiet. but steady. domestic
r.&94 Sales on change, three cars
March lead. ssio: three cars April lead.
s3.I5.
Coffee-options opened barely steady at
5al0 points decline, closed duh and un-
changed TO 10 points net lower. spot eof-
see-Rio quiet; No. I. inveioe, loo: job
bling, iolzc: mild. quiet.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw, steady; refined. steady.
Petroleum.
Petroleum United closed ssc bid.
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Go az - cRrYHorNn-

Everett Edmonas. snohomlsh Route,
Two round trips daily except sunday. In
:. s3S D M: leaves Everett 10 a. m.
~ Seattle landing. Coirnan dock Ev-
ss,t landing. Merchants dock Connects
- Str. Flyer for Tacoma. with Sfr Mi
80 80 Ter snohomish. with train FOR Monte
...s-so and NAY stations, Telephone. Red
= FRANK w. GoOnHUE. Mgr
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FLY on THE flyer"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
~-~- refund trips daily. except SUNDAY.
~. n1g1r and TWENTY-FIVE minutes.
THE gTEAyF.R FLYER"
rx~alzr daily TRIPS. ssattls-Tsconna
- a. solloTE:
ssssyg5ssG EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY :
TIME CARD.
anxss fare, 5ec, round trip, &c,
r..ve Ssattie--7.sS. lie a. m. AS. e.A
t-ssys Tacoma--ss5o q m. L 40. D. n
STNpAYH.
<.<ve geatfIe-T.3e a. m. II m; 5 .. m
FAVE Tacorna-s. 30 a m 30, I.se ?, "a
Iss-9 a. Northern Pacfsc wharf. TIA
- ana Commercial dock, fsot OF Ma
SC street, Seattle 49, =,
sandsys. STEAMERS Flyer and state OF
sssatngton. fare SOC.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosALrr

STEAMER ROsAIIF.
Abingdon dock. leaves for Victoria and
Psyl Townsend daily. except Saturday. At
80 .. m. returning leaves Victoria At
81 m. Steamer idaho leaves for Port
Tswnssnd and way ports daily. except
szndsy. at a. m. Sunday direct. at ?
4 n; returning direct. leaves Port Town
md at p. IN. Phone. Pike p
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
u n MAIL,

STEAMER DELTA
.fsscs Gaicraigs dock. foot Of washing
- street. TUESDAYS, Thursdays sad Sat
S1sss. a. ] o'cleck a. IN. for hinsstea.
~ Gamble. Seaeeck. Brinnoa. H0liy,
sSs&fio, L4itwAap Falls. HcodspeTt aus
ssssa City. Returns alternate DAYS
n TROUTNAN. Master.
tssecacne. Rel fSi
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PACIFIC vAvrGATIoS CO.
Time Card In effect June !. lisa

RATTLE EVERETT & wusTCOM
ROUTE.
State OF Washington leaves Seattle asisv.
nesst Saturday. at 10 .. m
SEATTLE & Ia CONNER ROUTE.
.FArhAven leaves Seattle daily. sxcSp.
saturday. at 10 . IA
Telephone. Main rs Yssier dock
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$HUDYAN$

The marvellous remeaio-frsatment that IS
used AZ me Hudson Medical Institute,
the great white building at the corner Of
Ellis. Market and stockton streets. has
saved thousands upon thousands from all
the horrors that you are afflicted with.
and your case Is by no means too far
gone. Go there or write and ask for
circulars and testimonials about this
grand remedy. Why, in thirty days yeu
Won't know yourself and no matter
whether you have got kidney. liver or
bladder trouble; whether you have had a
bad case OF blood poisoning aud have a
face and body covered with bad PIN
pies and biotChez. or whether you are
run down and unable TO perform the big
functions OF nsture-it will De all the
ask what they viii do for you'll They will
cure you and make whole man OF you.
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Maximum wind AZ Fort Candy IS mites.
south
Tatoosh and Port Angeles lines down:
soggy ar Fort Candy. with high wind The
sigma Is displayed for hisa
winds on the Sound and Straits.
O. n. SALISBURY. Observer.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Jaa- 2o.-Wheae-walia
walls. S3Qs4c. Valley. ssas7c per bushsi.
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oialu. Auckland. Sydney. Thursday. Feb
eFuary 4. 1897, az : p. IA. r A. Graham.
Agent. sis First avenue. Seattle; J. ID.
Spreckeis a. Bros. Co. San Francisco.
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. gsa- "a lss-.
Rain: stationary temperature
3. 5. pAGuE. Eerecasser.
o. s. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan 2n.--In wheat Liverpool
was again the factor at the opening. That
market opened id lower. which Was not at
al commensurate with yesterdays local
decline, and cables showed this loss re-
covered Open quotations for May were
-saxc. and sold at once 70 7e7sc Also the
Liverpool market opened Al Ad decline.
Nav here started a shade drmer than Il
closed Yesterday. The opening business
was a. from Tslsc TO 7gi.e. and before Il
sold below the bower OF these prices IL
brought i<c more than the higher. Il then
gradually declined again 70 Tsl-c, and even
70 7sa.c for few seconds, and sod later
under the influence.
What appeared from 81. Louis about de-
rnaua for cash wheat there and the guam
tify sold yesterday afternoon n the same
,,ssce created A sudden rise 20 s9isc before
-s,a sellers outnumbered the buyers. Ths
ssrsf decline after the comparative strength
A. the start was owing 20 reports OF a re-
nsusaI css yesser1ay'r weakness at the local
stock exchange. The chief interest cen
tered around the amount OF wheat Sold a.
=. Louis 20 70 20 Southern mills The last
re4sart concerning Il was that during yes
teraay's session 50. Va bushels were sold
sra before ire close OF the session z5a 80
more. IN addition fIe.es5 bushes wsre sold
today. making = total sf -. go bushels. and
1, vas reported all 81 Il was 10 miIlsTs IN
tRH =l41a. &lA4AEN t1se~s - eSfF - CARS
against - last year. Northwestern rec@ipts
were ~ cars, compared with III Las week
ard - last year. May. which IN ths mean
,sn,s had declined again % 7ssse advanced
20 So. zs9&xc closing - @As aS4Aac.
Germ wzs fairly active n sympathy VITA
whsat. and with some country buying
Heavy offerings ny the short contingent
caused soras decline. which was recovered
later when covering Sc II.
II, provisions. tns smaller receipts OF hogs
.Azr expected caused a firm opening At
ssrae Improvement In prices. IRE market
r~.ssve1 enough support - advanee prizes
stu Essrs.
Closing Quotations
yghezt--1araary, Tss.c: May. $50.
s-arr-TanuAry. =@i%s. May. $40
ozss-Jsnuary. I5Ascs Nay, fSNls7ze.
T9cvk-yaruary, s. -. May. s sz.s.
Tara-Tznuary, AS, May. 81 sgAzss4Ia.
Rfe.-JanuAry, S4is: May, s4IE444ls.
Fv-&S
Rargey-z4sa SC.
Frlaxseea-7s-se.
T1n1otny-Sz@-
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EaArcod. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer Ray CITY for Anscortes.
Iz.rhayen or whafcom. Leaves CONNER
ssSi tocS. Tacoma. y. m. City dock foot
ss:s ssrestl, Seattle, 8 n. m. Tues. Thurs.
al Sat Returning leaves whatcona y.
! FaiFhavcn. sl5 n. N. and Anacortes
20 M. sun. Wcdnes. ana Fri. Fares
- re 81 or 81 - round trip; Tacoma si.a
: roaa5 trio. w III. ELLIS
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80. TRANspoRrATIoN Co.--week-

y, TRANSPORTATION CO.-Wcek~
J Time Card
ssFss Seattle Jan IS a. midnight. Jan.
midnight: Jan. - at midnight.
sSavss Mount Vernon Jan. -. a. : a. m
81 2 AZ ! a. n.s Jan. -. az a. fn.. call
a. Stanwood. Fir Sksgit city. Mount
tsfhen and Avon.
ealy dock. Steamers for al points on
= Sound open all night =. q.
iENkES. Manager Tel. Main So
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eps1. chiefly On covering. and rallies %
1T Per cant from re As~sst pofnt were
made TIE closing was steady.
me rcfsd market gave -ae erSt ~vSS-~~e
o. weakness today that as been srparszt
"a tais apartment sor long fsne- TIE
total sales were g. E-zaaa
Money and Exchange
Money 81 cal. fA@1iA per cent: last
aoan :. closed .&s7s per ces,z. prime r,.r-
camille pa per. sseasss Per c-ns. S.e~lfr~ az
chz1ge steady. with actual business IN
bankers bills AZ ug-ss - s-ls for demand
and - sfss Sc for sixty Gays, posted rates.
- s1z ard - sSs94 sss-. commercial
bills. Asf- Silver certificates. sc. Bar SAL
yer. ssssc. Mexican dollars, 5ss.c.
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u2r ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
motion RouTE.
lssvss 0albraith dock. foot OF washing
q street. for South Beach. Sylvan Grove.
h White Bremsrton- United States Dry
nxk, Charleston. Sidney. Tracyton. Chi
=. slyerdale. at 90 .. m. Saturday. 2soo
n. returning, leaves siivsrdaie az Gas
4 a. Telephone. Red ISL
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For Hawaii. Sa-
moa. New Zealand
and Australia. : :.
Australia, 70 Hon.
olgiu. Tuesday.
January - iSs7. ?
r. N. 3 s. Mono
wal sails from San
Era fl.aialn for EIasa-
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Seattle y. M;
January 7. - II. e.
q.
February :, 9. II. u.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-29
COMMlSSlONERSRlP CASE.
TIE supreme Court Hands Cown an op'E-
ion Defiant in Tone.

ion Defiant an Zone.
RALEIGH, Dec. q, = Before the sU-
preme court there We're two motions IN
the railway commissionership case. One
was by J. W. Wilson. TO recall the ex-
ecut;on to the sheriff to put L. 9. Ca!d-
well in possession. and was referred. as
was the other which was to set ASIDE
the writ OF error or supersedeas OF the
United States supreme court.
The opinion as 90 these motions IS de-
fane in tone. It says in conclusion:
Caldwell is in full possession OF the
Office and entitled TO exercise It's duties
and draw pay from date OF his appoint
ment By the governor, Sep5. -. The
Judgment of this court took effect lEa-
med:ately upon being fled and IS not
superseded by the subsequent writ OF
error. regular or irregular, Caldwell be:
ing IN Office by virtue OF a judgpen5 OF
this court. Any attempt By defendant
Wilson TO exercise its functions or to IN.
terfere with the full and free exercise
thereof by Caldwell and any attempt by
acy one else to interfere By alleged lesa.
process or otherwise unless and unit!
the United States supreme court shall
reverse the Judgment OF this court WILL
De contemps OF shiS court.
The attorneys Tor Wilson. when asked
what steps ,hey would take, said that
as speedily rs possible application will
be made the federal judiciary for action
ana to vitaiizs tbs FEDERAL law.
Caldwell and Pearson the governor
appointees, who are in complete posses
sion Of the office, were cited to appear
before the United States court Jan. 20.
They drew salaries from Sept. p. The
case is exciting intense interest.
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GJT Or TIN PlRR CENT
Southern competition Causes g
Reduction IN Salaries.
OPERATIVES WILL NOT WALK CUT

lowell Mill oIao-s, =: Order 70 -Ieos
Prices OF Dixie Land Factories. coal-
roiled 30 Lcwer t..o wages OF Their Lac
porors-Aboat sTfseon Thousand 3iea,
Women and Children Affected,
LOWELL, Mass, Dec. s1-Tho sreasu-
rers of the Lowell cotton mills have
voted arsduction OF 10 per cent in wages.
About coo operatives in TIE mills Of
the Merrinac, Hamilton, fremont and
Suffolk, Lawrence, Massachusetts and
Boott companies are affected.
Following the action OF the Fall River
and Manchester treasurers, the ar.
nouncement was not surprise, but
coming at least two weeks sooner than
IVES expected, is has had depressing
effect. The indications are, however,
that snere will be 40 strike. The men
are not IL shape for it. They have
i>either the labor leaders nor the orsanl-
eario-s that they had few years ago.
t is understood that the reduction
will not apply to any earning less than
81 day. \ similar reduction was
made in 1898. and 8 restoration was
granted in 1895, though the market did
not improve as was anticipated.
The cause Of the reduction now is the
competition of southern mills. Two
Lowell corporations have built mills II
Georgia, and the agents OF the others
have made personal investigation ct the
conditions existing in the south. Wages
are higher, fuel more expensive and the
working day shorter IN Lowell than il
any southern city. And IL New aamD-
shire, where wages are the same as II
Massachusetts, operatives work 60 hours
a week as against IS here.
There are many who believe t2aV
Eaces will reYer be restored agaln.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-29
TO PREVENT TRAGEDIES.
South Carolina May Imprison Acy one
Who Has Hip Pocket.

South Carolina May Imprison AEy one
Who Has Hip Pocket.
COLUMBIA, S. O., Dec. 26.-Mr. Joseph
A. Mccullough, member Of the house
Of representatives from Greenville, is
going to try to stop the killings in South
Carolina By instituting kind Of ores
reform He has prepared q bill that
will doubtless be one OF many on the
same subject to be introduced IL the
legislature, to prevent CARRYING con-
cealed weapons. The bill makes it un-
lawful to wear what is known as the
chip pocket" in the rear Of the trousers
or coat, and fixes the minimum penalty
for the violation Of the saw at s'I
months imprisonment and 500 fine.
The bill also provides that if for any
reason person wishes to wear q pistol
he shall apply to the clerk OF court,
who, if he considers the reasons given
by the applicant sufficient, shall grant
him permission to carry a deadly
weapon, The clerk Of the court will
also supply the said person with a
badge, which shall be worn OF the OUT
side of the lapel Of the coat Or IN some
other conspicuous place.