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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-07
Domestic Markets.
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NEW YORK-The Flour market-receipts
%, 81 bbls exports 4,2o8 bbls; sales A5o
packages m re active on miller st alghts and
generally firm
Winter patents at 1904 90 winter straights
8 5oa8 65i Minnesota patents 3 e0ga 10 WIN VII.
q 20: Winter low grades 4Od" So.
Rye quiet; No . Western fob afoat
Wheat-receipts $50 bush; exports 2.205
bush; sales !. s3h 900 bus futures, and 5000
bush spot and outports; spot easy; No 2 Red al
Corn-receipts ASH bush; exports i-2,7o
bush; sales 900 bush futures: 1000 bisf
Vats~receipts TAI. 5000 bush; exports "a, sia
bush; sales 900 bush spot S a ;NS a. h sa
&C: track white 35s3Slzc.G
Lard easy; Western steam So.
Pork firm.
Butter steady; Western creamey 1921 lac
factory l2raGi4la y lgins 2l1s state dairy II
az, C do crm 1921 bsc.
Cheese steady large white at i2Gi2l4 ismail
Eggs steady; state and Penn at isc; Western
fresh "a l3c.
Petroleum dull
Rosin nrm.
Turpentine firm.
ice m
Molasses nrm.
Freghts dull.
Sug;r-raw strong, active; fair refining at 40;
Centrifugal 9e test at 4iac; molasses sugar al
35s C. sales fairly active refined steady.
CHICAGO-tash quotations;
Flour dull, unchanged.
wheai-No 2 spring at 7ld721ac; No 8 do
6Fd7lc; No 2 Red at TAG sc. Coru-Eo2 at
34Mc; No yellow 35g,51ac. CASINO 2 AT
27A d27tac; <o2 white at 3O43O1sc; No 3
white at 2aa3 c.: No Rye at b2Aab ci No
Barley at 39d4ic; No J Flaxseed at 10 prime
Timothy seed at 2 80; Mess Pork a. 8 15g9 20;
Lard S 22Iaa5 IS short rib sides b0a4 80
Dry sailed meats-shoulders 4Ss Az short
clear sides at uOQ5 10.
Butter frm-creamery at l4d2oc ;dairies Il n
alSc
Eggs steady fresh 1lIsallAe.
cheese steady creameries at 1lsx 9l2iec.
Flour-recepts | 100 bbls; wheat $4,000
bush; corn $4,000 bush; oats 10000 bush
rye 3,oOOlbush; barley 900 bush.
Shipments-tl our 20 900 bbls; wheat 16, 900
bush; corn s9,00U bush; oats 10 200 bush
rye 900 bush barley 1000 bush.
MINNEAFOLiS--Wh ut 701sc May
7ossc; July 7lss97ls4e; No hard on track
at 71ssc; No Northern at 70ssc; No2 North
ern 6s7sc.
Flour--frst patents att 1893 So second pat
b5d3 So; first clear 70d2 80.
DETROIT-Wheat quoted at 1884 c for cash
White; cash Red at 74i4c May at Toe; July at
1884 C.
TOLEDo-wheat q.iet-cash at 7414c; May
at 1884 c; July at 7Sssc
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LOST MORE THAN THOUGHT.

Skow egan, April superintendent
Wallace Nash of the Bailey Oil Cloth
works states that the damage by fire to
the store Louise yesterday will be between
$50, 900 and $500 The loss Is much
larger than was at first estimated. There
was a small amount of, insurance carried
on the roperty.
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BOSTON & MAINE r. r.
In Effect ocI ebsr srd. ise&

WESTERN DIVISION.
Trains leave Portland, Union Station. for
ss:rScrs beach. yio. Ssio.: 7;eo. is:os n
$3.50. 81 s'ad. ss ce s 800 go men me- s 6
s.5s T.. i I "a IL IS n go Iss ri j e; s sns
S Ss. ss%:F:Sss r. 7 1oa - m n. las,
Alton s's s.y. 70 No. isss. $50 n:; JAKE
i sss D. m; Worcester VA somerswortn and
and N"rih, 100 q. m, $50 p. M; North ssr
EoW:Ii. ssst..n. a lbs. 100. 80 = n. i2G
$50 p. M Arrive Boston, 7.2s. lois 4 m.
1880, 40, us. p. N. Leave Boston for
RGras Sors SS "a III, 80 ia a. i n Ia
T-5o p. m.
Fcr sc..DStS Sssss. ~! ::,. s:s.s ., o,a
S SaSs.ss sa::s es '1 noes ssss:1.
1-so p. m Arrive Boston &is. s.3a .. N
Rochester, Fsrmi.gten. Alton hay e"'
.I.EAsTERN DIVISION.
For Bidaeford. Psr'smessh. NewS.yy.
'ystS AeHs bury. saism. Ly.n. Eoss:n. ~ r:
800 a. M, 2.4S. go P. ~. Arrive Boston. -
Portland, 100. 800 g. m. l2Sa 100. 7A5 p. m
Arrive Portland. n-1 . m. i2ea ~ ao.ls'
1913 y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Biddsfo d. Portsmouth. NswSusy-
pm. ArriVs Bostcn ISL q H. m. 30 p n.
Leave Boston for Portland. 200 q m. 100 D. m.
Arrive Portland, 1910 1880 p. m.
a. Daily excep: Monday and stops ~ NORM
D.t. FLANDERS. g. p = 7. A. 1osts~
oCt3 az
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CHICAGO. April 9, e9-Cattle-receipts
10. 600 quiet. weak; fancy cattle Is 65d5 So;
choice steers at + $50 6 medium steers rs
a 95 beef steers at 4 90 81; stockers and
feeders SOFA 90; cows and heifers at 40
%; Western fed steers 4 2ba5 so; Texans at
ooq5 36.
Hogs-recelpts $4,000; lower, far to choice
3 9od3 92L heavy packing lots 2 b5a3 IA ;
bu cheers = 65a3 s7bs light at d0o3 90;
Sheep-receipts 5000 good demand; sheep
quoted 4 ooa5 on; lambs 6o96 80.
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AN EMBEZZLFR ARREsTED.

Kansas City. April 6-Santiago Murphy,
alias Mexican Murphy, wanted in the
City of Mexico for embez zling SIC, 600 in
bank funds, was arrested at the Stratford
hotel in this city today. He escaped from
detectives at New Orleans on January 2S
and had beea in hiding since that time.
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ns'ns Central ss 2. 1919. .enA .ss,,s. ~, ,ss
-zs cons. mtg. 400 los
sws, 600. sxten'sn.l los I0x
ror t's & 0ed'g q, ,eoo: ist nssiSt JOG
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Portland Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. April

Flour continues steady, but more firmly held.
At Chicago today flour was dun and unchang-
ed,whilc at Minneapolis prices dvaactd from 6
to loo barrel. Corn steady and unchanged.
Oats nrmrr. sugar strong. The American su
gar Refining ompany has Withdrawn its two
pound bags of sugar from the market. Bermuda
onions lower at 2 25. Turp-ntine lie on.
The followlDgquota represent the whole
sale prices for this market;
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STEAMERS.
Portland & worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, 4. r.
STATION Foot Of PrebIe ~.

station Foot OF Prebse ~.
On anu aiter Monday. Oct. j. 1895 fassengsI
trains will Leave Portland;
Fvr worcester, CLINTON, Aver Junction. Nashua
Wtndhsm and Epping ct 7.3o = n. and l2.sd
p %. o.. -.
TO q N. anu t2.30 p. m
For Rochester, Springvale. Alfred Water:
boro ano Saco Rive. e. 80 a N. t-so and
$50 p m.
For Gorham ii 7.so and s.~ NJ LISA aoa
e.3O and 6.20 p m.
For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills, westbrook
Jupction and WocdiOrds 1t 7.aQ s.U . N.
ESQ, aoQ b-SO and go p. u.
The l2-0O p IN ualn trom Portland connects
al Aver Junction with "Hoosac Tunnel Route"
TOR Tie West and at Union station, Worcester
tor Providence and New York, VIA providence
Line" for Norwich and New York, via .Nor.
wich Line with Boston and Albany Il r. fof
the West, and with the New York all ratl via
Springfield"
at iSo d m; HON Rochester at 40 q m. Lse
and h.4s p. q; from 9orham 81 sAa ~ and
For through tickets nor AL point Wei and
scoth apply 10 f =. McGILLlcUDOfsI tekst
Il. W. DAVIS. Sups
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CAPTURED eUNBoATs ARRIVE.

New York. April The captured
Spanish gunhoats Sandoval and Alvsraoi
reached the owe m mt aucb' rage off
Tompkinsvilie. ;. l.. TODAY They went
di cot 10 the anchorage after leaving the
Delaware and Raritsn canal.
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Costoa Ma Ike ..
lily Telegraph

APRIL q, 1899,
NEW YoRK-The Cotton market to-day was
dull middling uplands slice, do gull g 7-l6
sales - bales.
CHARLRSrON-The cotton market to-day
closed quiet; middlngs 5asc.
GALN r. sTON-The Cotton market closed
easy middlings Slice.
NJ MHu, The Cotton market to-day closed
quiet; mlddlings 8 3I6c.
gw iNS-The Cotton market closed
steady; middlings 11-16c.
MOBILE Il otton market is quiet; mlddlings
at hAse.
sAvANNAH-The Cotton .lnarket closed
quiet; middllngs 5esc.
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HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT co.

Beginning Feb. 81. 1899. steamer Aucocisco
Will leave Portland Pier. Portland. daily. sun
days excepted. at 2.3o p. m. for Long Island,
Little and Great Chebeague. Cnff Island, South
HarpswelI, Bailey sand Orrs Island.
RETURN for Portland. leave Orr's Island 90
q. M via above landings. Arrive Portland $50
q. IN. ISAIAH DANIEL. Gen. Man..
sep30du
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Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading narksts.


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NEW YORK. April Q.
Money on call was firm at So Nj last loan
at 8 per cent; prime mercantile paper at sIs
a4lsvper cent. Sterling Exchange Steady, with
actual business IN bankers bills at 4 s61s
"a sets for demand. and s4ha "a s41sfor SIX
ty days posted rates at 4s5g4 Sta. CONNER
cial bills 1914 a. s3s4.
Silver certificates 60a6oh
Bar Silver 69ss.
Mexican dollars 47bs.
Government bonds strong
State bonds easier.
Railroad bonds weak.
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EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Ar at Liverpool 9th, steamer Dominion from
st 10 III, Nh, via halifax.
Sid eth. ,teamer Canada, for Boston,.
Ar at:Glasgow 5th steamer Sarmatian, from
Portland.
SIi eth, steamer Norwegian, for Portland.
Sid I'm Queenstown 9Th, steamer Teutonici
from Liverpool for New York.
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Boston rrod uoe Markst.

Boston Uroduoe Market
BOSTON April iss9-Ths followtps are
days CuotA.uiu - rrovis'onS stc.
10 Uk
Inrinx patent. 4 Oosa75
Winter patents. 3 80 4 80
Clear anu straight 80 90
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MAINE CENTRAL a. q.
ns ssvs Psrtlsua Is follows.


Tram bsvs, Portland - foliows.
Augusta, wstsrviiIs. sicwhsssa' LISBON Fsii.
tks ,,.s w ssunsw'ck ssiisss i sansx
s sasaS Va ysn Ssor; an s. ysSa $50
$50 q m For Danville ye, Meohsale FaIis
sumiSrd fsil, L.syist9n; Win, hrSg. oAsl.ns
n IS.s a. sa N. l Foa srun,wlou, s.sA Ausu.
ws,sys and Ls~: o. ,o va 3 "s:~Se .s
PiscoIns d SS Aamsss y" wsssrv f Ban
scf Ear Hsrbor Greenvilie and Houlso". "'
iopm.. For Mechanic yailA Runior
Falls. Bemis. Dany,lle Jc,y Lswissor. 1--we,
% sss fb ahs an SsSu
Bingham. watervilIe aud skowhsgln.
LIsp: "a. for report. Brgn.w,ct Az
Ess DS1ss fosssc ars.d1 . s.s
Oldtown and Mattawamkeag.
$40 p. m For Brunswiek. neta L!soes
As .. IN. for NV G'oucester. bsnviih
Junct Mechanic YallA Auburn aad Lsvistsa
:, li.oc M. Nigh! Expfrss. every night To-
vile, Bangor, Moose, cad Lake, Afocaieoi
Calais via WASHINGTON K. r., Bar Hsr6pf
and 4rcostsok comfy Vi. v~nceScrc. Hsiifs;
aud The Provinces. The saturday night ssii
does not run to Belfast. Dexter. Dover -n<
loAshO VI pcyouu bhuBofs btocViuk cofS "
White Mes,ssis Divssssa.
a<5 a. m. For Bridgton, FabyAns, Burlius
ton. LANCASTER. Quebec. st Joilnsbury, Shef
brooke. Montreal, Chicago St Paul aad Minna
Ia p: a FOR ssbsso Lake. Cornish. Brias
$50 y. m. For Cumberland Mills, Sebass
Lake; Bridgton. FrysburE North Conway. Gier
SUNDAY TRIM
72o q m. Paper tram for Brunswick An
gusta. Watervilie and Bangc-.
1850 p. m. Train for Brunswick. Lewiston
Bath. Augusta, Waterville and Bangor.
loo p. m. Night Express for Ill points:
lee ping car for st j ,hn.
Arrivals In Portland.
From Bartlett No. Conway and Btidgt0u, IN
q. m. Lewiston an ! Mechanic Falls, 40 Z - |;
Wsterville and Augu.ta. SIS Q. N. BauguI,
Augusta and Rockland. 1918 p. m KinGneld
Phillips, Harrington, Bsmis, Rpmford FAN,
Lewiston. 1920 p. m; Hiram. Bridgton end
Cornish. 800 p, m: 6kowhegan. Wssevvlle.
John, Bar Harbos. Aroostook Counsl, Moeee-
head Lake and Bangor, Sas 2. m hsnqelsy,
Pennington. Runford Falls. Lewiston. 9Np
m. Chicago and Montreal and al Whit
Mountain points, $40 D. m; from Bar Hasboe
a. m; Halifax. ST. John. Bar Harley, water
VILE and Augusta. $50 4. IN. except Mondsys
GEO. +. EvANS,v p. . @ II.
r. 4 BOOTHBY, g. p. b I. 4.
Portland. Nov. n. 1888 psv9t19
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MAINSPRiNCS. 76c.

The best American Msinsprings, made by the
Eigin and Waltham companies. Warranted
Tor one year. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler
Monument square martodu
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PORTLAND & RUwFoRD FALLS ~.
In Effect Oct. ., looo.

-r poii DEPAkTukka
80 Al II .shd f.ae r. II From un1sa Q1leiou
for Poland Mechanic FalA. Dusk0ao4 CAA
ton. DixnSld and 'Rumfofd RAuA
aSo a. m lie saul t.iB .. n From upj4s
Station tot Ms13ns1a rails and infarms1iah
stations -
Connections A. RpHtpsd FsIs for an pse.a
r. c. BRADF6NH FAM Manage.
z. L. LoyEJoY. supsrntsndsnt
jeis dh Run1ord falla MainA
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London, April 5-Steamer Strathtay. MckeLl
gle, IRON Hamburg for Boston and Portland
has arrived ut Southampton with propeller
loose. Probably discharge
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fkSehfs 0EVSN rWB1H EH1EkSts
Portland margei--cut loaf 70; confectioners
So powdered 7c graduated co. coffee crushed
70 lac yellow Sc.
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European Market ?

LONDON. April 9, 1s99-Consols closed at
market closed steady American middling SIS
sales estimated 10000 bales, OF which 500
bales were for speculation and export
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r,ou orp corrrspoSprsr..

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
ROCKPORT. April ear, schs Laura I Ches-
ter, Beal. Portland; j II Blu lei, Addison.
Sailed, schs Siias McLoon, Morrill, Belfast:
Caroline kriescher, Bowden. Bucksport: Dia.
| dem. tt urston. Boston; john Douglas, Thurs
ton, New York.
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Portland & Small Point Steamboat Co.

Daily Tip. commencing Apr! \ ~
az p. m. for Orr's Island Cards
Cove, Quohog Bay. Poor's Point,
East HarpswelL Ashdale. Horse
Harbor and Cundy's Harbor. Return. leave
Cundv'S Harbor az a. m. VIA above land
ings arriving In Portland about 10 a. N. a "a
J. II. MCDONALD. sd anapal
Once. 1853 Commercial St. TelephuireA6YB.
april fgtfhfdu .
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Portland Dany Pros, 'ox Quotations
Corrected Dy swan H Barrett Banker% 1855
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April 8, of Cape Lookout. SCH John Deer.
ing, from Baltimore for Brunswiek.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-16
Diario absoutamente inparcia[ eco de la opinion y de Ia prensa.
San Juan. Puerto-Rico Is de JUNO de 1899.
Quien mucho abarca...

POGO aprnta. Scott & Bovine, de Nueva York, nunca han hecho oha coa que pre-
Paar 81 Emulsion de Scott de aete de hfado de bacaao cor hipofoshtos de cal y
lie soa. Como es natural producer m Emulsion penect, ehcaz No producer
emHlsiones Pgteets los esablecnnentos destnados 4 oues negocos 8 los" hb@s-
tonos" en- donde Sc embdenan nezcoknzas de toda mdoe rotladas de tl modo
% gpg hp1Ssa:x R ssS =, en- egar de ee sSss Peps1acems f@moSsss pero Ghdand@e Po"o
emea "a dS q n eSS%ss Los GSs q ue dese len eu um y M no Ped f IN an tempo SssTRso Precio s:au En-
PreGo a leghdma Emulsion de Scott es agadabey faca de dgenL, sana Ia intMd6n
Fonaece yTobusece: Aumenta los gobuos roos de la sangre Cra la Anmi.
Con su $50 los nmos sed esa1onan fuGtes y robustos. fr
hsxJ nm %s s S@@ a~ e%s %nh s%%ss@ ss%:s %na n Ss %nma h%ss @%s
nmsd" deS%e @h ghh b@ho wuq mn 10 Gentlemen. R@uAdM qms domyu una rdMeaE ndh@n de Scott
Deveu.a las Dusehsy Fmmmh& SCOTT & BOVINE, QUIrnCOS. NUEVA YORK.
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Del Or. D. Nicolas Rayardn.
PRIVILEGIO EXCLUSIVE ExPRDDc N
MADRID Ell 8 DE MAYO DE 1901 POD II,
NXCMO. sR. MlNISTRO DE
P"sparadas en- Ia farmacia DO KaMe } cseab
PONCE, PTO-RICO.

EINTE AMOS do erperienoia han -
mostrado Jas propledades t6nicas reoons-
ttuyentes de estas %pflGocas, turando r.
pidamente todas las NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'dependaa
del empobrecimiento &c lie sanRre por una ali
mentac1cn POGO nutritiva, por hsbitsr en- luga-
res hdmedos y NAL ventilados por enfermsds
des anteriores.
Su acci6r ~curativa q muy efcaz On Las pa1-
pitaciones de coraztn, dol.res do cabeza, inapo-
tencia,. debilidad y dolores On las piernas, h
dropes1s, cansancio, %sorderas. yum bidos do d.
DO, marcos, palidez de In piel, & Ia que restitu-
yen gu color neutral; neteorismo, flores blancas,
grandes perdidas de saEgre, falta 10 menstruA
c1on, su abundancia 9 escasez y para procurar
81 complete desarrollo de las i6venes On 10 pu-
bertad, debilidad general, convale ,oencia do La
Intermediates agudas 6 cr6nicas con tai que ~
tas alterac'ones morbosRs sean sfntomas dc una
caoro-dnemsa simple y no de ina Affection gene
raj 6 de una lesion orgllica que a.
tonces Otra medicaci6n.-.
En- vista de los progresses do Ia terapeutioa
J de slgnnos incon v~enisntes que s. notabaa -
Sc ha modificado Ia formula
segura y rapids cl sus efeotos, 10 que 80 cor.
Prueba por ell uso tan generalizado que % haca
de ella en- toda Ia leila.
taciones que dc { str formula Sc han hecho., Gu
vas propiedades son interiors;" debe exiSirse
que en- cada GAIA de leg itima procedencis, estl
aue @ diss: d Dr. faP n s Y 4 t1Pa M sngHrio c' Hn sell:
-" y WV GAsOAN McOlCO NlTuJ80O,
Ponce, Puerto-1u ,o''. en- Ia inferior, y gu hrms
en- 81 lado dereclo de Ia faja exterior, Dc esta O.
jita. Ponce, Age sto 30 de 1885,,
AVIS0 Siendo objnto de frecuentes imitar
N'iOO cionss las PILDORAS DEL DIR.
REVERON hago presente, que las leeftinas
son las preparada exclusivamente en- Ia acredi-
tada Farmacia de e y CANCIO, quo son
tos depo5itarios dc la verdadera formula, Loo
anices que estAa Z utorizados para usar mi nom
bre en- dichas pfld as.-DR. N. REVERON.G
Dep6sito en- las siguientes Farmacias: VA
IIE Y NJ Ppnno -GIIIT T EDA
Capitai-RIvERA, Arecibo.-ITURRINO, n.
es;nR0v1KA J ELvIRA; ASuadill.
DRIGUF7
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= noohe aerLames q estar On YressAeaa =
ta4at lescavas; granos, contraootones Dc -
R10oaloo CQuo son prooursores dc L. HD0sD.
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SsSseoaSn d. sm6rntecimiento, pSrdids dsH
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s~e4ssntEfr II tdeas. dolores On - Risrna:X
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dt6a, A~slAnoona, o~Ansanoio despute Dc quail
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yeoo1Eos asltettamos de todos que sufxsa
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-11

Already men hao noted that quick
alert, soldierly gait of the new officer.
But shut up!" was repeated when
audible murmurs were made.
There's more fellers a-horseback nm
yonder. Who in ellis out tonight:"
queried the citizen with the keenest
ears. Jimmy, boy, run up there and
scout III give you dime -
AND Jimmy, nothing loath, was of,
swift and noiseless as an arrow. It was
time for Loring and "old man Folsom"
to be getting there if they were coming,
and the boy was athrill with excitement
and interest.
lending low, as he knew the Indians
Went on scout, springing along the
plank walk, ne shot like fitting specter
up the street, STOPPING lower and glar-
ing to left and right at the first cross.
ing, but seeing nobody. A noiseless run
OF third of mile brought him to a
corner where, looking southwark by
day, one could see the Flagstaff and the
big white gateway and beyond it the
main office of the quartermaster' cor
raj. Staff and gateway were invisible
now, but beyond the latter cleaned two
lights, each in separate window of
that office. Why should the curtains be
up now? Why, indeed! 1t was ques-
ton that interested other providers be-
sides himself, for, as he paused for
breath, close at hand he heard the stamp
OF horses hoof, followed by muttered
curse, an evident jerk of the bit and lab
with the spurs, for the tortured creature
plunged and stamped in pain. keep
that dashed bronoho quietn' growled a
voice. you'll give the whole thing
awayn'
Its given away now,'' was the sur
y half whisper in reply, "else thosa
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-11

mr.. Lo1tng, acith his grip on the collar
and his pistol at his captiUe's ear.
fellows would never be up at this hour
of the night. They've mounted guard.
Where d the man go with the key?"
Up to Folsom's back gate. Three Of
our fellows are shadowing him, though.
He can't get away with it. He said he
had to see his wife or she'd betray the
whole business
All the same don't like it. The
old man always has raft of fort people
there. Hello, isten''
All on sudden there came from afar
up the broad avenue the sound of sour.
rying hoofs. Down through the dark
ness, louder and louder, squirting and
laundering, came three horsemen whom
the shadows at the corner refined out
eagerly to meet. There was no suspense
Come on!' savagely growled a
hoarse voice. "The game's up. New
halls wife led him square into trap
They've got him. key and ALL"
Then away they rode, athirst and
blasphemous, and away sped Jimmy
with his wondrous news, and out tum-
bled the loungers at Peters bar, the
judge and the sheriff last, and those
who had horses mounted and galloped
up to Folsom's and those who had not
trudged obviously after, and few min
utes later there was gathered at the
corral painting and eager band of men,
for thither had Mr.. Loring, with his
grip on the collar and his pistol at his
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-11

away IN that secretive knowledge box
on the shoulders of the engineer. Gate
City had resolved and Flowed" that a
man reputed to know so much should
be held up and compelled to part with
at least little. Jimmy Peters, the
landlords boy, scouting out to Folsom s,
came back on the run, breathless from
three-quarters of mile of painting
through that rare atmosphere, to say
that he had just seen couple of officers
ride away to the fort, and old man Fol-
som, with "the engineer feller," was
coming out the front gate. They'd be
along in few minutes.
So in their eagerness some of the
loungers strolled out in front and gazed
westward up the long, broad, hard beat
en- street on which, in many a spot the
bunch grass of the prairie still fingered.
1t was lovely summer night, warm,
starlit, but the moon had early sunk to
rest, and the darkness was intense vet
the first men to come forth could have
sworn they saw two horsemen, dim and
shadowy, go Looping across the broad
thoroughfare from north to south at the
first cross streets. There was nothing
remarkable in horsemen being abroad at
that hour. Horses were tethered now in
front of the hotel What was strange
was that they passed within mile of
Peters bar and didn t stop for drink.
Men who are capable of that neglect of
opportunity and the attendant privilege
OF setting EN- up for all hands could
benothing less than objects of suspicion.
Two minutes later and somebody said,
"Shut up!" frontierism for "Husbv
and all ears were turned expectant. No,
there was no sound of brisk, springy
footsteps on the elastic wooden walk,