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they wer occaH!oEnlly Threatened With
by the benrifhnffs OF the crowt. At
larstic port u.earancss Of wheat and
-four were equ9I TO At5,000 bushels. Sep
teJnber opened mGhc lower at 6aik4
66%c, declined TO csc. and kept going
IN or down between the latter figure
ard G6ihc, until near the end. when Il
rose TO 66a @60iSc and closed at 69.Sc
bid. December began &c down at 65e.
ROSE 10 65hc, FEY on to aNc, and ra.iied
10 e53sc asked at the elose.
Large receipts, $40 cars, ideal weather
for the growing crop, and the weakness
In wheat had bearlsh Influence In corn.
Scafpers and commission houses gener-
ally sold, while two or three hnes were
llquidated on the break. The estimated
receipts were for tomorrow SSS cars
and that smad number advanced prices
somewhat near the close, There was
no disposition on the part Of traders TO
wait for the government crop report
which Is due TOMORROW. September
opened h@%c lower at S3gS3hc, deelin-
ed to 32Ss9S2&c, and rose TO $50, sellers
at the close.
Oats We're weak and lower IN Gympa-
thy with the other grains. Receiving
houses and elevator people sold heavily
probably against country purchases.
September opened 80 down at 20Me, SOLD
up to COX 92lc, declined to 20sS@2OSic,
ard firmed up to 205tc at the c.cse.
The early break IN provisions was oe-
casloned by general outside liquidation
and selling on stop-loss orders by COM
mission houses. Prices took a sudden
squirt near the close on heavy buying
by packers. The bulk Of the days trn-
ding was in the way Of changing over
September dvais to later deliveries. Sep
TENDER pork opened 2lsc lower at - 50;
Declined to IS 60, rose TO IS 90, and closed
at IS IS. September lard began &C down
at IS 20. sold OF to s. III. then rose 70
IS 22h "a the close. September rips
started unchanged TO 2lsc lower a.
% 121s, weakened TO 70 $500 ", anu Fal-
He'd to IS 17is, the closing price.
ESTIMATED receipts for to-norrow -
Wheat SO cars: corn. 325 cars; oats, 2VO
cars; hogs, $4,000 head. ,-,...
Ins Leaning futures ranged a. toIIoWs'
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Articles.

Cash quotations were as lOhoMs'
T WReat I'M; 3 spring ssS76c; No. 2 red
'- eornSNo. . 8s@s8&c; No. yellow
'' GistS@No. gl%c: No. 2 white ESQ
2slsc; No. white 25l592I3zc.
Rye-No. 2 44lsc.
b BaTIey-No. 2 3jq4Oc.
pax seed-No. l $50; N. w. Sic.
Timothy seed-Prime 81 6i1s.
Moss Pork-Per Dbl. IS 55G8 so.
Iard-Per 100 TBS. s. 1905 90.
Short Rlbs-SideS (loose) 50 1000 5Oi
dry sailed shoulders (boEedl 49sg41ci
short clear sides (boxedD s. 1905 60,
Butser-Firm; creamerieS l@1sq1Shc;
dairieS 126l6c.
Eggs-F4rn; fresh 10
NEW YoRK-Fiour, receipts 2I,o6t
barrels; exports 1885 barrels; sales 6,OGV
s;market was steady with ousi~
meas resticted by the strong views OF the
Wheat, receipts g., 1850 bushels; exports
2aS,S4s bushels; spot strong: options
weak; closed steady at sc net decline;
No. 2 red September 20 7-l6qn 1-l6g
ike.
SOl, 577 bushels; spot Arm; options open"
ed easier, closed bc net lower; Septem-
Der S7i. GS77s 9S7Ssc. -.
Oats, receipts 10000 bushels; exports
s,SSS bushels; spot arm; options opened
quiet and fairly steady; closed 80 net
lower; September closed at 2lssc,
Hops easIer. Cheese steady. TalloW
steady. Rice steady. Molasses STEADY.
Coffee, options opened steady, 70 ~
points advance, closed steady at points
net higher; sales 1880 bags, including
September 5.65G5.75c. Spot conee' no
steady, tending upward; NO. Z invoice
6Mc; No. Z jobbing 6.5Sc; mild steady
and moderately active; Cordova S@loe'
Sugar, raw strong, tending upward;
refined firm with advancing tendency
BALTIMORE = Flour unchanged and
duf!; Receipts 1874 barrels; exports g.StS
barrels. Wheat steadier ut the oecllhe;
spot 76d76isc; month H&c; September
725s 6t725Sc; steamer No. red a 4tg!4SsS;
receipis lO7, 702 bushels; exports l2O,OOO
hnshSis. southern wheat BY sample 700
nc: do on grade 74H176Rc. Corn firm
err. spot SIilc; month Sfh@SI15ei Sep
ternber 37Is 37Hc; steamer mixed S612c;
TcSqlpts 990lS bushels; exports 25.Il4
bushels; southern white and yellow corn
S9GJOc, Oats quiet: No. 2 white west
arm g2Ef32Itc; No, . mixed do S09Slc; re-
CENTS 3O,Sgf bushels. Butter steady
fancy creamery 10000; do imitation $50
lie; do ladie l49l5c: good ladle lSc; store
lacked l2alSc. Eggs steady and UNI
changed, Cheese s,eady; fancy New
YORK &c; large S9sGS%c; do 81 medium
S5sGSNc; do q small S7SGp91hc,
CINCINNATI - Flour duh. Wheat
firm: No. 2 red 7Sc. Corn easier; No.
mixed 3i6f34Iac. oats Quiet; No.
mixed pig 6t2ic. Rye quiet; No. sc. Lard
easler at 81 97Is. Bulkmeats easier at
S. So. Bacon quiet at Sc 90, Wmsky
d1lN Mt 81 25. Butter unchauged; Elgin
creamery r,.1 2Ohc; Ohio l4dlTc; dairy ll1Ec.
Sugar easy. Eggs dull at &c. Cheese
str1dy. .J.-.--.---
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CHIC&GO-AR urgent cash demand
to-day prevented Generalization OF fu-
lures In the wheat pit. September clos
cd &c lower and December &c, Corn
lost &c. Oats dCcNneI &c. Pork and
hard dEChned 21gc each and RIBS rose 25a
G5c.
Wheat was FOR sale during the Hrst
hour In larger quantities thaR thu mar
ket would take without the ifitucemtnt
OF furuhcr concessions IN price. The
required reduction WIS submitted to,
and &c was what Il amounted 10 for the
sixty minutes. The news thar chiefly
influenced the sellers Mt the start was
n decllne or from l3sd 20 iA,d at Liver
rd5l ard n Slight drCp In Paris quota
lions. Otherwise the early Information
was somewhat bulllSh, That did not,
however. Include Chicago receipts which
although 20 cars less han expected,
were PHI 500 against 29i year ago.
Minneapolis and Duluth, on the other
hard, got 0rfy 20, campated With tSJ
the corresponding day last year. The
total primary market receipts were oMy
900 bushels against 10000 bushels n
year ago. Not until the number Of cars
expected here tomorrow were iJut nj %
cars. drd the market show any sign Of
recovering crum the depression II dis
played during the first hour. The great
est selling pressure came from the north
west. whcr" SPECTATORS were doubtless
very beaHshly affected By the magniii-
cent prospects for the 0priuE wheat crop.
The demand for cash offerings in the
sample market was active, OneriUsl
were insignificant In comparison to the
demand. and notwithstanding the de-
cline In futures the prices paid for the
SPOT grnip were fuzzy az high as those
rrniia1d yesterday. That showing. to-
Ro,hcr with the strong competition
amoLg shippers FOR tho limited amouut
procurnb.c for Immediate shipment, ptu-
vented futures from the decentralization
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UNION STOCK YARDS,
CIAREMONT,
RALTIMoRE, Monday, Aug.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Aug. s.
swine,-Arrivals this week. S,56I
beoJl The receipts are lighter than for
some time past, being about 1900 head
less than the limited receipts OF last
week. The market is not active, but
prices ore firm at the prices OF last
Wednesday, viz: Far western hogs
81 30 per 100 lbs. gross; those from 9TH
or points q 20@4 30 aud light pigs I'M
der 100 lbs. 50 1894 90 per 100 lbs. gross.
Sheep and Lambs.-Trade is fair for
good sheep and lambs; for common II Is
dun. Sheep sell at 3atHc, and extra
4Bc, being &c higher. Lambs 5t5a6lEc,
an Improvement Of 4Ac per pound. The
receipts consist OF about twentS-eisht
carloads. che quality Of which is gener-
ally good.
ed for good veals; heavy are dull QUO
tations 4G5Hc.
CHICAGO-Trade In cattle to-duy was
fairly active and prices underwent 70
particular change. Choice steer 80 2Sp
/ 65; medium 81 SOqi rs; beef steers 81 0O
az 70; stuckcrs and feeders - 25Q4 %;
bulls 81 I65tS IS; COWS and helfere IS 59ep
4 gO. casyes 50 7i6IT 90: western ranges
81 OGa4 75. NotWlthstandipg the mea-
gre supply OF hogs Offered, the market
was In very bad shape, packers having
decided to force prices lower. Early
sales showed reduction Of &c and sub
s,uuent,y after the eastern shippers had
competed their orders. Chicago packers
stopped buyinG, forcing fur.her de-
c,Ing OF &c. Fair TO choice 81 S5a4 o.;
packers 50 6JGiS s2h; butchers g I6@
1 90; mixed 81 7Odf3 97h; light ~ 6bGt
z a7Is: pigs 50 1908 10. There was n good
siauEntcripg tinrrand for sheep at yrs-
trrday's advanced prices, Hcarllngs
81 7A9l5 90; common 10 extra lambs 81 10
Cattle. 1000 head; hogs. 1900 head;
sheep, 1000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady md
unchanged. Hogs, liGht supply: prices
unchanged. Sheep slow; choice - bo8
co: common 81 5000 90 Spring lambs
81 25aG co. Veal calves SO Ood6 TO-
CINCINNATI = Hogs duh at - ESQ
4 O5.
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developed pronounced strength and q
fair amount of-activity, AT the close
the metal exchange called pig iron war
rants bullet but steady, with IS 65 bid
and Sc Is asked. Lake copper arm. With
81 50 bid and $11 20 asked. Tn higher
at SIC Is. Lead Arm At a 90. spelteF
steady at 81 50 bid and 81 90 asked. The
Arm naming the sattllng price for Rad
ing western miners and suselters quoted
lead at a so
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Trains Nos /. 2, and daily between
Cleveland and Uhrlchsvllle. All othee
trains daily, cXceut Sundays.
Electric cars between bridgeport and
Wheeling and bridgeport and Martins
Ferry and BCllaire
Consult agents for general information
as TO best routes and passenger rates 70
all points NJ. G. cARRE1. @. p. A
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Spanish.

Inc vixen iR not included Tor she was
almost directly In the line OF fire when
the engagement began, and ron out
side OF the heavier ships in order not to
enharrass them. and remained near tine
Brooklyn and Oregon to look out for
torpedo attacks, She was under fire,
but was unable TO return Il.
Metal Thrown ger lIIunir.
To determine this quantity. take the
time allowed from are TO fire for the
thIrteen-inch gun us a unit. Then In
that length of time the weight OF metal
from the thirteen-luch guns would be
LOO pounds, for f0uF guns. 800
POUNDS. The allowed time from fire to
IRE for the thlrteen-lnch Is ago seconds
and for the twelve-Inch. II Is three
hundred seconds hence the weight OF
metal thrown by the twclve-lnch IN
three hundred and twenty seconds Il
Ssid pounds. These quantities for 9th
'r cilihres are found similarly; hence
We have:
Thirteen-Inch. 400: twelvc-lnoh 3Gi3:
elcht-inch, 1900: slN-IHch. LIS; Ave-
inch, rapid FIRE gun. $50: f0ur-lnch,
rapid Gre gun. 1888; six pounders. 1870:
ihfce FOUNDERS. 1884; ONE FOUNDERS. 720
Total weight thrown In 32J seconds.
~ N59 pounds: weight thrown per min
ntc GEO pounds.
=. Ia determining this quantity for the
spanish guns. the same time allowances
are used as Tor similar types OF United
states guns. The weights OK ptoJec.
.lies nro for common shell nud have
been hsrertained ~ possible. The time
uHit Is 300 seconds. being the interval
from fire to IRE OF the United States
twevc-inch gun.
L|eyoh-inch, 3.5i6: six-inch, rapid ilre
gun, $3.50; iIve-lnch. rapid IRE gun,
WITS twelve pouaders. 500; four seven
men rapid IRE guns. l,IiO; sikh pound
a., d.l5O onc-poundeTs. rapid FIRE gun,
wv. Maxim Sordenfcldt. 300: total
weight thrown in three hundred sec
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This Features Of the Money aud Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, August s.-MoneV on
can steady at Ran per cent; last
loan ~ per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 3R94& per cent. Sterling exchange
easier, with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 ssh "a s5h for demand md
at "a S3%d4 81 for sixty days; posted
rates 81 Sl9s64-S5 and 81 S694 S6G.
Commercial bills "a SO. Silver certiti-
Gates 5SlkI59IE. Bar silver 5gA. MeXi-
can dollars 45&c.,
The belief was general to-day that
SPANS reply to the United States pro-
posais was of such character that 1t
might endanger the whole negotiations
for peace by its failure 20 return
straightforward answers to the ques.
lions at issue, This belief was effective
In depressing securities all over the
world. This effect was especially mark
ed. inasmuch as values have recently
improved sharply on the prospect that
peace would soon be declared. Holders
of stocks were therefore inclined to take
profits in view of the less favorable
outlook. This was true OF Spanish
bonds, which fell both IN Paris and
London. II hardly could be said, how
ever, OF United states bonds, which
nevertheless showed some depression.
American railroad securities declined in
London, and In Europe, and there was
selling in New York for foreign ac-
count. Offerings here on the decline
were very large, but there was evident
also q remarkable power Of absorption
which held prices, with few exceptions.
almost perfectly steady through some
Of the most active periods OF trading.
Recent leaders suffered quite severely
and in this list are included speciality
Burlington, st. Paul, Rock Island,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Sugar and the
Rubber stocks. Yesterdays profit taxi
ing followed By to-days selling caused
renewed fears among traders that the
large dealers were selling out. The
bears were active but nervous all day,
their covering induced numerous raj
lies. There were several individual
stocks which showed sufficient strength
10 exercise a sustaining influence, among
them being Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chi
cago & St Louis. Chesapeake & Ohio,
Leather and Peoples Gas. the latter rls-
ing an extreme three points, but react
ing on the days final profit taking
movement. Prices at one time rallied
to near last nights close and In few
cases above, but the bulk OF the trading
was at a lower level While no at
tempt was apparent to sustain prices,
some very large blocks OF stocks were
taken at the lower level, which served
to inspire confidence and lit up the de-
preston.
Dealings In bonds were on consider
ably reduced scale and prices were
more firmly held than In the stock
market. Total sales, S35jO.00O
United States new Is declined z and
the IS when issued Il per cent while
the old Is coupon advanced 4 per cent
In the bid price.
The total safes Of stocks to-day Were
100 shares.
PONDS AM GTnGLs nItaEA .rLANtE.
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BosFoN-The volume Of business
transacted In the wool market here this
week has Shown some Increase and q
finer tone prevails. Territory wools
are now being sold for 474'isc, secured
for old clip. The market for Australian
woods Is showing increased inquiry and
fair Gales are recorded at present prices.
Quotations: Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
fieeces X and above 25G2sc: Xxx and Xxx
above 10000; delRine 50e; No. comb
ing zoe; No. combinE SOC.
NEW YoRK-wOoi dun. :
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superior Ia Large CaIibru Guns.
From the foregoing table 1t viii be
observed that the United States vessels
were superior in guns of large calibre.
having a total of fourteen thirteen-lnch
and twelve-inCh. against the six elev-
en-nch guns OF the enemy. But II
might be well to state here that the
very heavy guns did not get home eX-
cept In the case OF two shots, twelve
and thirteen inches, which struck the
Teresa, and perhaps one which struck
one OF the destroyers. on the other
hand, the superiority OF rapid fire guns
Of medium calibre was in favor OF the
Spanish ships, theF having fifty guns
from six-Inch rapid FIRE down to. and
Including thei. twelVe-pounders, while
the United States vessels had but elgh-
teen guns OF the rapid IRE type.
In the smaller guns, the proportions
were 1871 for the United States and sew
enig-six for the Spanish ships. omit
ting machine guns. This superiority in
number proved an important factor In
the battle, for 1t was stated BY the
Spanish officers that the six-pounder
Are was so accurately destructive that
difficulty was experienced In keeping
the men at their guns.
In this connection, however, the thir-
ty-two eight-inch guns OF the American
vessels must be most seriously taken
into account. They easily proved theiT
excellence over other guns by the ter
rible execution which they wrought,
and which undoubtedly contributed In a
very marked degree to the nnal result.
Companion Of Guns Engaged. ~
In making this comparison. 1t must
be remembered that Immediately on
coming out of the harbor, the Spanish
vessels headed to the westward, bring
ing their full port batteries to bear,
while the United States vessels were
closing In bows-on. All the United
States vessels were handicapped in
varying degrees In this regard at the
beginning OF the battle. The following
table Is believed to be a fair estimate
Of the number OF guns engaged on each
aide
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RRRELlHG 4 RLN GROVE RAILROAD.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

fDnily except Sunday. 49,
Sunday church trains VIII leave iEsilmia
Grove al s:tS q. M and Whesllng ~ la;la
n ni. II, T. WEiS9khBER.
- General Manager
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~ HAA4
fEllllll.EI II[TLlaI Wheeling. EaStsFs'
w time. Schedule "a
,efiect May Is. 1855,
dnt HAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York. 1928 and 1o:55 3 m. and A'A5 p. n.
Cumberland Accommodation. 400 a. m.
daily, except Sunday.
Grafton Accommodate 1856 ?. m. daiiSs
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Bal
timorc $50 a. m. daily.
Was ngton Express, HOO p. m: daily.
Cumberland Accommodation. 400 p. me-
except Sunday.
TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.
For Columbus and Chicago, 7:S5 a. m. and
Columbus and Cincinnati Express, 1888
ST. Gainesville Accommodation, 1925 a. m.
and 3:25 p. m. daily except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, ll5 a. m. and 1l:so 4.
Cincinnati Express. $40 a m. and s:l5 p.
" sSndSsky Mall. 5l5 p. m, daily. ,,..
St CluirsVIlle Accommodation. 1850 Z.
m. and Sis p m. daily, except Sunday.
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIV.
For Pittsburgh, 5:25 and 7:l5 q. m. and
SO p. m, daily, and l:i5 p. m. daily. a.
For Pittsburgh and the East. 5:2s q. m.
and $40 p. m. daily.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburgh. 1890 a. M. $50 p. m.
and 1870 p. m. daily. 1880 a, M, except
suH''' n. C. BURKE.
Passenger and Ticket Agent. Wheeling,
W NJ. GREENE, d. b. MARTIN,
General Manager. Managsr Fassen
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Prt. oirttIn

OH. CITY = Credit balances see; GER
tificates opened and closed with ofers
to sell cash oil at 95Iic; shipments 7S,603
barrels; runs 9O,os6 barrels.
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NEW YORK = The dry goods 'situa-
tion shows no startling change ta any
particular. Print cloths are gtiG.active
IN many grades.
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THE BIG BATTLE
OF July 8 Ending in Destruction Of
Cerveras Fleet.
COMPARISON OF tuN FIRE

OF THE AMERICAN AND SPANISH
SHIPS ENGAGED fHE GREAT
Err ACCURACY OF FIRE OF UNI
TED STATES GuNNERs-THE
DEMONSTRATED VALUE OF A
LARGE SECONDARY BATTERY.
OTHER CONCLUSIONS REACHED
BY A NAVAL EXPERT.
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corr,gnopdence OF tho Associated Press.
GUANTANAMo BAY, August L.
There has been SO much conjecture
since the battle of July as to the
American predominance of guns over
tho Spanish that at theaFequest of the
A Associated Press, Lieutenant Benjamin
" Wells, flag secretary for commo-
dore sehieV, who directed the FIRE of
two ave-lnch guns during the battle,
nm, made a comparisonoof the gun fire
Of the United States hd'spanlsh yes-
sells during the battle.
The authorizations may be explained
nc follows: II. machine rapid fire; H.
r c Hontorio revolving cannon; Max.
Nord. Maxim Nordenfeldt; R. F. G.,
rapid FIRE gun.
The United States vessels on the
blockadlng line were the Brooklyn, Tex
as. Iowa, Oregon, Indiana, Vixen and
the Gloucester. The Spanish squadron
consisted OF the Infanta Maria Teresa,
Vizcaya, AimiTante oquendo, Cristobal
Colon, and the torpedo boat destroyers
pIuton and Furor. The batteries OF
those were as follows:
Rroeklyn-S S-luch, u 5-luch 70 6-pound-
crs. / l-pounders, machine rapid tire.
Oregoh-i l3-inch, S-lnch, 6.inch, 20 g
Founders, i-pounders, machine rapid
lire a.
G-poundcrs, 6l-pouuders, machine rapid
Iowa. Pinch. s S-Ineh, G finch, % G.
FOUNDERS. 4 machine rapid hre.
Texas Pinch, 6-inch, u 6-poundeFs,
l-pounders. machine rapid hre.
Gioucester-5 6-pounders, 3-pounders.,
Vixen 6-pounders. Maxim Norden-
fedt automatic.
SPANISH,
Teresa-2 1l-inch. 10 5.5-inch. s-pounlers,
s Hontoria revolving cannon machine
Vizcaya-2 1l-inch, 10 5.S-Inch. 6-pound-
erS s Hontorlo revolving cannon, ma
chine rapid IRE.
crs, HontoriG revolving cannon, ma
chine rapid fire.
Colombo S-inch. s4.7-inch, 10 6-pounders,
10 i.pOunders, = machine rapid fire.
Pluton-2 l2-pounders, 2 6-pounderc, >
Maxim Nordenfeldt automatic.
Furor-2 l2-pounders. 2 6-pounders, 2
Maxim Nordenfeldt automatic.
TOTAL NUMBER OF GUNS.
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NEW YoRK-To.day's metal market
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any old symptoms"
Dr.. Niles Remedies
are SOLD By ali drug.
gists under q positive
guarantee, Hrst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR.. NILES TEDTaA
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r1EAECE Am TRADE

This Features OF the Money aud stOel
Markets.
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JOHN ]. ARCHER, G. P. A.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-04-28
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
A Strange Case,

Herman Schultz. who has just served
out his term of three years at the Wan
pun prison for the crime Of arson. was
taken TO Milwaukee fer examination by
physicians. For Is months he has not
spoken word. and nothing can induce
him TO speak. Whether il is feigned or
real muteness the physicians will try
10 find out. lie is stiil held as a pris-
oner, because he may be sent to an IN
sane asylum if il be shown that his in
ability to speak is due to some mental
Gerangement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-04-28
TO CREDITORS.

State of Wisconsin. Grant County S.
County court in and for said county
In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth
Atkins deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate
of Elizabeth Atkins. deceased, having been
issued to Charles Govier,
! Notice is hereby given, that the creditors
NOf said Elizabeth Atkins. deceased. are al
lowed and limited by order of this court
until and including the list Tuesday of
October 1898, being the fourth day of said
month, to present their claims and demands
against said Elizabeth Atkins. deceased, TO
the County Court for examination and al
fOwance.
Notice is also hereby given that the claims
and demands so presented will be examined
and adjusted by this Court, at the office of
the County Judge. at the Court house in the
city of Lancaster in said county. on the 2d
Tuesday of October 1898
Dated this 18th day of March, 1898
BY the Court.
IVA +. b. GOODSELL
County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-04-28
Incidence G !,

1t is true wisdom for every
body to take a thorough course of
Swift's Specific just at this season
of the year. The blood is sluggish
and impoverished, and the system
is full of impurities which should
be eliminated. In addition to
thoroughly cleansing the blood,
and toning up the system SO as to
avoid loss of appetite and a gem
eral rundown feeling in the
spring, S. S. S. SO strengthens and
builds up as to fortify against the
many forms of dangerous illness
that abound during the hot sum-
mer season. 1t is q very small
matter to take this precaution but
it insures health and strength all
summer. Swift's Specific