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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-12-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WHEELING. I

WHEELING, December 10.
There are not many changes to report
this week, in the quotations furnished by
have advanced the price of wheat and it is
expected to go up a few more points within
the next few weeks -Four mas peen
There are virtually no changes in live
stock, supply and demand being about
equal. Provisions have advanced slightly.
Quotations furnished by local dealers
yesterday are given below:
d
Caulfnow-r-s1 .00d2.oC per dozen.
Plums-Caliiornia, sl25g1.50 per crate.
MISUNDERSTANDING, si.5JUf.!5 per crate.
Butter-Creamery, &q26c; choice coun-
try, 1Sq19c; country, good, 10c; country,
Hight. Toe: butterine.. isa1Sc.
Eggs-20m22c per dozen: cold storage, 1Sc.
Navy Beans-Hand picked, 500 per
Cneese-Prime Ohio factory, 1s1z@14c:
New York. 131zc; Limburger, l2c; SWEET
Pouitry-old live chickens 81 75as % per
dozen: chickens. hens. per pound S19c;
spring chickens. 81 0OQS 0 per cozen; per
pound. 9dloc.
each; turkeys, live weight, &c per pound;
dressed, 1219c.
Lard-Country, 5G6c.
Lemons-s3.5o a40 per box; New Maia-
ofangesES0 per box.
Old Rags1ac per pound
duney. IN como. IS4Ioc Per. pounu- -
Potatoes-New, 5o460c per hushel; $50
per barrel.
Parsley -15Q20c per dozen huncnes-
Je sWse' fapeFa saSo: m asda@ s peG barrel
Green Cn.ons-l2nMi5c per oozen.
Lettuce-50G75 per bushel.
~Onions-5la59c per buskei; yellow Dan
vers. 55c per bushe;, s1-35 per barrel.
Radishes-10c per dozen.
CsbbagEShipped 1c pound.
Apples-Fancy. $3.50 per barrel; common,
SEQ per barrel.
Limes-$1.B per crate.
Bananas-N.trd1.75 per bunch.
Grapes-Catawbas, 12c per basket
Spanish Onions-sl.0 per crate
Ceiery-3oc per dozen.
Cranberries-SL. Nd2O per crate.
Bartlett Pears-sI.50 per bushel-
Nuts-Brazil. &C per pound; English Wal
nuts. 12c: pecans. l2c; almonds. lie; i'll
berts, l3e: walnuts, 4c per bushel-
Malaga Grapes-s5.e9 per keg.
Turnips-SL.5 per barrel
Parsnlps-s2.oo per barrel.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, December 13.-General
market continues in all lines of staple
cotton, but the demand is still suffi-
cient to keep the market bare of ready
supplies and we'll sold ahead, and to
leave it's strength unimpaired. Ad-
ances of 712 per cent. in some lines of
wide sheetings. No change of moment
in other directions. Good demand for
narrow odd goods in print cloths.
Prints firm, with steady demand.
Wooden and worsted dress goods
strong and tending upwards in both
fancy lines. Silks quiet, but the tone
is stronger.
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HNANgE And TRADE

NEW YORK. December 13.-Com-
mercial Advertisers London financial
cablegram:
There was general fairness in the
markets here to-day, caused by free
liquidation due to the news of General
Methuen's setback and dear money.
Consols fell GIG to 101 GIG.
Americans opened firm on the ex-
pectation of a fresh rise after the re-
cent shake out, but selling followed re-
ceipt of Transvaal news and the mar
ket~remained feverish to the close,
when 1t was slightly above the worst.
"A fresh relapse occurred on the street.
A weak feature was Louisville &
Nashville. Chesapeake & Ohio was ex-
ceptionally strong.
Paris markets were firm. Spanish As
were 65ss, Tintos 43% @44h, Anacon-
das 7s@7B, Utahs d, bostons "A,
Avinas IL.
The bank bought G25, 600 in French
coin. Yesterdays rumor that the Bank
of France had agreed to lend England
a considerable sum of gold was con-
tradicted, but the pressure Of wool
dealers, it is believed, may cause re-
lease of French gold for Argentina.
The bank somewhat Unexpectedly did a
smaller business in bills to-day over
yesterday.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Money
on call firm at 31a@8 per cent; last
loan at s Der cent: ruling rate 6 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5k@6 per
cent.
Sterling exchange very strong with
actual business in bankers bills at
81. 87%@4.S71A for demand and at
$4.S1% @4.81A for 60 days; posted
rates 81. 1904. 8Sk; commercial bills
"a. 1904. 80h.
Silver certificates 59@59hc.
Bar silver 59@59Mc.
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GrocerteA

S~yrup-Silver Drip syrup. Bib quar-;
cans, 2 dozen In case, CSC doZ; Fancy
Drips, bbls, 23c; &c addition in half bar
RESI-; New Orleans moiasses, fancy new
crop, 35c: choice, &c: prime. S3c; Glib quart
cans, ? dog. case, $50 doZ; bakers goods,
30c gal.
Tea-Young Hyson, per ID. 3o95sc: gun
powder, Nnac. imperial zVl55c: Japan.
Candies-Star, full weight. 1Ilzc; para1ne,
per lb., l0lzc. Electric Light, per h.. l0c-
yinegsr.Cnoice cider lz1lic DER gallon:
country, lSalsc per gallon. as to quality.
Fish-No. 9 nackereas 20 lbs. 80 fsh. s %:
No. 2 extra mackerel. k-bbi.. new Is lbs.
Race-Eancy pearl Sc; choice pearl Sc:
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POSTED AS MISSING.

LONDON, December 13.-The Brit
ish steamer Saltram, Captain Owen,
from Philadelphia, November rs, for
Havana, has been posted at Lloyds as
missing.
The Saltram was a steel vessel OF
2,015 tons gross register, and has never
been heard of since she sailed.
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NEW P. M FOR TERRA ALTA.
WASHINGTON, December 13.-W.
H. Glover was to-day appointed post
master at Terra Alta and VIM. Cham
bers at Point Pleasant.
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Live Stock.

Cattle-Extra. 1000 to 100. s4.5eG4.65:
good, 900 to 1000. $4.25G440; good. 500 to
800. $4.0064.25: common, 600 to 500. So. 35GD3. 10;
bulls, $3.0od3.75.
Hogs-Extra. s4.Na4.1o; good, ss.S@4.oO;
common, s 3.50a3.S5.
sheep-Extra, s3.7s44N: good sS5OQs.75;
common, S9.59G3.00: lambs, s4.50Q5,5u.
Fresh Cows-At $25G40.
Caiyes-S5 5nTe "a
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cables; closed firm at BQAc net ad-
vance. May closed $3.50; December
closed SO.
Oats, receipts 1928, 800; exports is
bushels; spot dull; No. 2 291ac; No.
3, 29c; No. 2 white 21c; No. 8 white
301ac; track mixed western 29@3Okc;
track white .31@34c; options inactive.
Wool, dull.
Hay, dull.
Hops, steady.
Hides, firm.
Leather, steady.
Coal, firm.
Beef, easy.
Cutmeats, easy.
Lard, strong. Western steamed
SIS TIN; December 5 77k nominal; re-
fined strong. Continent Sc 90.
Pork strong.
Tallow, quiet.
Cottonseed oil, steadier; prime crude
28@2Sh; do yellow 31@31kc.
Petroleum, firm.
ROsin, firm.
Turpentine, dull.
Rice, quiet.
MolaSses, steady.
Peanuts, steady.
OdDUdSS, Sltduy.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Coffee,
futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to 5 points lower closed quiet,
net unchanged to 5 points.
Sugar, raw, steadier; refined, steady.
PHILADELPHIA, December 10
Wheat, firm and Zee higher; contract
grade December 70@71c.
Corn, quiet but steady; No. 2 mixed
December 37A@37hc.
Oats, unchanged; No. 2 white clipped
31A @32c; No. 2 do. do. 30k@31c; No.
2 mixed do. 29Ac.
Potatoes, firm.
Butter, unchanged; fancy western
creamery 27c; do. prints 28c.
Eggs, dull and &c lower; fresh near
by zoe; do. western zoe; do. southwest
ern 19c; do. southern 1Sc.
Cheese, firm.
Refined Sugars, unchanged.
Cotton, steady.
Tallow, firm.
TOLEDO, o., December 13.-Wheat,
higher, firm; No. 2 cash and December
6S1ac; May 72Bc bid.
Corn, active, firm; No. 2 mixed 32kc.
Oats, dull, steady; No. 2 mixed &c.
Rye, quiet; No. 2 cash SEC bid.
~Cloverseed, dull, steady; prime cash
old s4.S5; December $5.5S; March
s5.671A bid.
Oil, unchanged.
BALTIMORE, December 13.-Flour
dull and unchanged; receipts 9,076 bar
pels; exports 2,917 barrels.
Wheat steady; spot and month 1910
705sc; January 71A@71kc; May 74A
@7412c; steamer No. 2 red 66R @66&;
receipts $40 bushels; southern wheat,
by sample, 66@71kc; do. on grade
67h@71c.
Corn dull; spot 37% @s7Ac; month
37h@37%c; December. new or old,
STA @37hc; January 37@37Ac; Feb
ruary 37A@37hc; steamer mixed 800
36Ac; receipts 232, 223 bushels; exports
151,772 bushels; southern white corn
331a 03Sc; do. yellow 333s@3Sc.
Oats steady; No. 2 white 31k @32c;
No. 2 mixed 28A @29c.
Hay steady; No. 1 timothy SIS 500
16 90.
Cheese, butter and eggs firm and IN
changed.
CINCINNATI, December 13.-Flour,
quiet.
Wheat, steady; No. 2 red zoe.
Corn, quiet; No. 2 mixed 32kc.
Oats, dull; No. 2 mixed 26Ac.
Rye, steady; No. 2, Gle.
Lard, quiet at $5.15.
Bulk Meats, stronger at 1925.
Bacon, quiet at 500.
Whisky, steady at s1.2S1a.
Butter, easy.
Sugar, easier.
Eggs, fair demand at lie.
Cheese, quiet.
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ZINE STATIONERY

Il a. necessary 10 the conduct Of a FIRST
class business as the name above the door.
ocice OF the WEST VA PRINTING Co.
|Iz$ Market street.
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DAILY; I Except sunday: T Sunday orig,
through trains. /. Y. BURKE,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Wheeling. w. VIZ.
AGENT FOR all STEAMSHIP LINES.
F. ID. UNDERWOOD, ID. b. MARTIN,
General Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
Baltimore
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PLUHH1EG, Gas ana Steam Fitting.
Work done at reasonable prices. VIII
furnish estimates or application. Tele-
phone 81. WM- +. G. SCHNELLE,
esd 312 Main Street.
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10 o o n. m.-oHIo VALLEY ExPREss.

10 100 n. m.-oHIo VALLEY EXPRESS.
Daily e5~rpt Sunday.
For Moundsyille, New Martlnsytiie.
Sistersville, st. Mays. Marietta, Par
kersburg, Ravenswood. Wildwood,
Pomeroy, PIT. Pleasant, Charleston,
Gallipolls, huntington kenoya IRON
ton. Portsmouth, Hiilsboro. CinciH-
nati. and an points south and west.
Runs solid to Cincinnati. Parlor car.
Has a. m.-KENovA EXPRESS. Daily.
Fol Sistersyille Marictta.. Parksrn-
ton. Gallipolis, Huntington, kenoya.
and principal intermediate points.
Parior car.
a.9 n. ACCOMMODATION Daily.
For Parkersbufg and intermediate
points.
700 .. m.-ExPREsS. Daily except Sun
day.
For sistersville. 81. Mary.s. Waverly,
Marietta, Parkersburg and intermeai-
ate points north Of s~iEterstlle
l.. +. CHALENOR.
Gen. Pass Agent.
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CARDS OF ALL KINDS

For Societies. Business Men, Churches.
Entertainments and all other affairs. In
large quantities and great varieties. at
WEST VA PRINTING Co.
IZ5 Market Street
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fair domestic. SIC: fancy head. &c.
Salt--No. 4 per BIB, N.15; extra. per 3
PSos ssasy me: sc axs p.s1s medium ss ! s' {.
hams. 95kc. 2-lb average, csc: s. G.
bscons Isqsc: shoulders.
Canned G0cdsE-Ib. toEiatoea Sc:
tomatoes. new Soc doz. tomatoes Sllk-ln.
81 IS; Hartford Co. standard corn. soc: 2-lb.
free. sa Is.p s-ib staniar pi table M's:
ss.s5: nalsim ssa0n peas Sltas a! Rsaan BE
cove oysters, N.M: Acorn Standard string
beans, 75c; 2-lb can corn beef. 2.25. LIB
can chipgesSa beef. s2-sa: lib. can lunch
Oii-Lard. extra western. strained, CO.:
carbon oil, 1lo. l0Ac. carbon, $50, i0&c;
water white. lie; Lewis miners winter
~1 Lard1 Sc; sninllf pur wh Ketti &c, tierces. SIC:
Silver Leaf. t~ierces, sac. The advance
for smaller packages o-er tterces is as fol-
ID tins. lSe: lo-lb tins. &c: 5-io Tins. Nc:
susars-cSStioaf. s.s2c: cubes. s.s7c: pow
%e sTasai ssse' aaa laes 'aae: Columbia saahdar Z. s.sse:
American A. 474c:: white extra c. Also;
c.. 437c; choice fruit sugar. 3.s9c.
,s coff FEES ssaa, coffee ne fansy SolSen hic:
roasting grades. 1o1kc: Java. 26fc. Roast
ed in packages; Arrow, lo.54c. Pan Handle,
Lion. 1904; bulk roasted, 2sc; Mocha and
government Java roasted, &c; Mocha and
Java, 29c: A grade Rio. &c.
Brooms-OFdinary sweeping, 2.S0H4.0t
per dozen: carpet, $iG014.53, stable, $3.50:
whisps. sl00; hearth, s1.00.
Flour. Ora a and Feed.
Flour-Ceresota. IN wood. s4.15; jute, A.o5:
paper, $415: choice family flour, in wood.
$500: in paper. 1914 per barrel. Minnehaha.
in cotton sacks or wood, $40: Galaxy, in
paper sacks, $40: Famous, in sacks,
1855: Famous In wood, S.75: spring wheat
flour. in jute sacks, 14o lbs. si.oS per barrel:
Piilsbury's Best, in wood and cotton. S425;
Pillsbury's. In paper, s4.o5. Gold Coin, $40
in cotton or wood: Gold Coin. in paper n
jute, $500: Loyal, $3.50 in paper; $50 in
wood, Reliance in wood or cotton, s4oo;
paper. 1856: Winter wheat. Silver Lake, in
Is paper, 1886; rye flour, In wood, S3.75.
.Wheat-Per bushel old, 65Q6Sc, new and
old.
Corn-New. 35c.
oats-Wester. out of store. sc: home.
2ST30c.
per ton. $500.
Hay-No. i baled, slo.ooa12.0; loose hay,
$~S.00p9.00.
straw-Loose, $500: baled. $500.
Chop-s17.M per ton.
Oat Feed-s17.W per ton.
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O. r. p ss,'r e'sf CO.
LEAVE WHEELINQ.

Time Table IN Effect November 10, 1893.
100 a. m.-AcC0MMoDAT1ON Daily.
For Parkersburg md intermediate
Points.
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Bellaire.J tBellaife.
Depart. b, z. = c. r. r, Arrive.
10 is am Mall, Extress and Pass.1 q 40 ans
I So PM Express and Passenger 8 30 pm
2 rs mlMixei Freight and Pass. 20 pm
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Lard, per 100 lbs, IS 1905 As.
Short ribs sides, loose. IS 20@5 50
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, $50

Lard, per 100 lbs, IS 1905 As.
Short ribs sides, loose, IS 20@5 SO.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed. $50
SIC.
Short clear sides, boxed, IS 50@5 60.
Whisky, distillers' finished goods. per
gallon. 81 23h.
Sugars unchanged.
Cloverseed, contractrgrade 50 90.
Butter steady; creameries 16W25c;
dairies 16@22c.
Cheese firm at 11A@12hc.
Eggs firm; fresh zoe.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Flour
receipts 14,132; exports 20,757; steady
but very quiet and perhaps lower &c
sell except on low grade winters which
through scarcity are firm.
Wheat, receipts $3.50; exports 1884,
450; spot firmer; No. 2 red TAN t. o. b.
afioat; No. l hard Duluth 79Ac t. o. b
afloat to arrive (prompt); No. l hare
Duluth S0Ac f. o. b. afloat nearby;
No. 2 red. 72Ac elevator; options open
ed firm at Nc advance closed firm a,
about the best point and BQ%c over
last night. March closed 75Ac; May
closed 74%, December closed 721ac.
Corn, receipts $4,000 bu.; exports
20S,2 83 bu; sales 10000 blu. futures;
360,00 blu. export; spot firm; NO.
40kc f. O. b. afioat and 391ac elevator;
options opened frmer at Ac advance
following the west and on higher
cables; closed firm at h@Ac net ad-
vance. May closed 3S%c; December
closed SO.
Oats, receipts 1913, $780,; exports Is
bushels; spot dull; No. 2 291ac; No
3, 29c; No. 2 white BIC; No. 8 white
301ac; track mixed western 29@30hc;
+ro 4 r-b;+. Of AoAo. ont;one inootive
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RAILWAY TINE CARD,

arrivals ana departures OF trains on and
alssr November Is. 1883. Explanation u
ssaerence marks. sDailys fSunday except
~ tMynuay excepted. Saturday excepted.
SUNDAY only. Eastern Standard fine.
Mnlcn Is one Aour earlier than Central
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COMMENCEMENT AT CENrRALIA.
Elaborate Programme Presented to
Large Audience.

Special Dispatch - the Post intelligence.
EksNTRAfiA. June i1-Tae stxfa ar
nasi commencement exercises - the Csn-
traisa high school were held last evening
al the opera house. a very large ard ap-
rr~s-saitve audience being present, TIE en-
tert21Nnl~ut was q ssseCdt4 one :AreS: ct
eat Congressman +. ". Ctssssznsr deIfy-
cred most excellent address. which was
heartily aaS,@ua~a
Tee graduates. MessrsI Edward Hahson
&T5 Elmer {, Green, spoke In 4 manner
very Pleasing 20 tAesr many friends TEE
former was Safatsferian ard his sGhtrr.
Was TIE influence ~ Poetry The ims-
teT had f0r his subject BE, Not seem -
sosh banded taslr subjects In q mastery
mariner
After fh<s exercises were cr.sugietsst %
rssests sat down 10 q banquet al Nc@lsr
hall sSvrn sy the Alumni Association
7syasss wer@ given ard responses made.
Altogether the affair was a very Pleasing
s&s profitable nEs fer ali participating
TIE raaEc schools - this CITY are csa So
Ell IS s1etag awsGg tire very hess tn the
state fifteen teachers are employed ard
s. - 5ssl sTs @ts-es2ess Superintendent ~
u. TscgntRscn ~as7 has os-n here Tor ere
Past sis years. goes 20 Olympia next year
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WAITING FOR A COMPLAINT
Make Secretary jenkins Obey
the Law.


Special Dispatch to the Post-IntelI!gencer
OLYMPIA June lo.--Tne following let
ter was today sent out BY tie governor 10
the Tacoma Ledger.
State OF wazhingt ton. Executives Depart
inert olympia June L. fss1
Editor The Ledger: II occurs to rae
that the chief editorial In the Ledger Of
yesterday concerns itself with rather n
small matter. I have been aware fer
some time that Mr.. Jenkins has failed TO
send out notar1al commissions, hut no
properly supported complaint of ,hs from,
an aggrievad party has been made Ia me
II il true that there Is no mandatory
Law compelling Mr. jenkins 20 send them
cut In fact. the law - silent regarding
the matter. II has. however. always
been considered as a part of tho duties
o. the secretary % state Former sec-e-
taries have sent them out. and Nr Jeu-
kins has done the same np 10 the close
when. piaued BY refusal az tina, pox. =
client sam for the support OF his office.
he has since refused 10 do VIVA. re had
always done before.
Wherever a properly supported CON-
plant Is made 10 me | viii a. once AXE
action In the supreme court which will
| think. result in compelling him To per-
form the duties of hte office I shan NOT
~ course. try this case in the uewspapsrs.
les A properly authenticated cofsnizsrlt Ia
lodged tn this effiee and the matter VIII
be attended %. JOHN ROGERS
Governor"
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dead In the trenches. Many more wound
ID were left behind by the rebels In their
retreat.
Gen Lawiona force consisted OF two
battaiions each Of the Twenty first and
Twenty eighth infantry, ak companies of
the Colorado volunteers and . detachment
OF artillery. The Nevada cavalry was
under Gen. Wheaton. and the Thirteenth
and Fourteenth infantry. the Fourth cav
airy and q detachment Of the light ar
tiliery were under Gen. Ovsnshine-
II mas scarcely dawn when the troops. in
long. silent procession. wound up the
hillside behind the American trenches and
formed skirnish line. Concealed In tho
jungle. tho advance rebel outposts Aired a
few shots before being seen. The artil-
lery. the Colorado infantry and Nevada
cavalry swung around hilltop On the left
and opened the battle III 90 o'clock. Tae
rebels made no response from the atlis.
and the Colorado men cautiously a5vanc-
cd through the thick grass until they were
confronted by a trench. from which few
weak vof,eys we've fired A spirited re-
Spouse followed. ana a charge into the
trenches found them 10 be deserted
In the meantime a part of the Sixteenth
and Fourteenth regiments formed Ia Skin
.nisi line. extending a nile 10 The right.
and. supported hy the rest or the rest-
saenls. swept down tho valley and NJ the
hillside toward another trench Approach
ing through f,osass seriously hampsrcd
the Fourteenth. and The rebels, taking adj
vantage Of this. poured calling fire Up
en- them for thirty inmates, The Four
tsensa wss twiee conpeiiea 70 Withdraw fer
the purpnse Of finding a safe crossing In
the swamp. Finally me trench was enf'ai-
81 on both tanks The rebels FED 10 the
WOODS. sustaining severe iesses-
Gen. iawton then pushed his entire COM
fnand sauta through the center of the 18th
mus unif few miles south ef paranaaas,
when ae smQmg around aad halted on as
count az the heat During the march men
were prostratei en- all sides. owing 20 Lack
OF water ard exposure 10 the sua II ia
estimated that ~ per cent 81 the troops
were exhausted
T..e aaabie- stTreged monitor Mara4nock
and three ether vessels SAei~s PATanaaas
tns morning. and gsa1 sehsls promptly eva
uagea the place
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RATE or INTEREST on WARRANTS


Special Dispatch IA tse Pest-iaiesU geFlceF
OLYMPIA. JurA fa-Css1 Monday sh~ law
making the maximum Tnts ~ interest," On
state warrants s peF ceat goes tnto -
Zee. A. present TIRE rate ts P~r cent
ara Auditor sSse~thRga sSasss that be sr-
p~~n~uds 20 sssfaeuAty 81 ira mtasDtaz tAs
warrants ~ p&s a. th- Tea3ce73 ras~. ID-
der isis lac TIE state auditor - made
practically dicfafsr ia tAe raAfs0r -
ts~, = : a Sdtag Ehs state g interest fass. II
ir AIS 2psnsau The warrants CAT - ma
ts,nesz AT ?aS & - Safais ass province Ia
Iawer tAe rats st&t3 ascFr. S@3 per eens,
ss the MAXIMUM tA&E can be pad T&e
es.-ttaas % TIE es~ taw senate b.. Ne. -
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TON BAKER Is SHOT DEAD
militia. With . Gatlfn1 Gan, were
on Hand g Preserve order. While
Baker Was Tried for murder.
Chanxe Of Venue signal - Death.

MANCHESTER. KY. June le-pur1ns
the tria, OF Tom Baker today there were
serious disturbances and one man = re-
ported killed, with several wounded. The
militia aueiled the disturbance. dispensing
the crowds with the eating gun which
was brought oCS-
For days the cour. has been hearing
arguments in the motion for cnanse %
venue. and the motion was granted TO-DAY
whsr.uuon court adjourned Tom Baker.
the defendant. was still oGs on bail and as
he was leaving the courthouse with the
crowd ne was shot dead. II Is said mat the
shot came from a rife in a window az the
shersfrs ONCE. but that report may &c
Que to the fact thai Baker was charged
with the murder OF VIII White. brother
Of Sheriff White. But all advsces agree
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ASSESSORS WHEEL STOLEN.
II IL Afterward Found In Possession
Of q Cripple.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-InteiIlgencer.
OLYMPIA June i8-The loss OF a bicy-
Gle In this city yesterday created some
connotiou. County Assessor Sullivan had
his wheel stolen while he was busy a
short distance from IL. As this was the
first case OF theft OF a wheel this season
II was determined II the thief were found
to make an example of him a number
OF people Joined In the search for the cui-
prit and a warrant was secured for his
arrest.
Late last evening II was discovered that
the wheel had been taken by an unbai-
nnced cripple named J u. Bush, VINO an-
der no circumstances could have learned
10 ride IT When the wheel was discosere
Bush was about 10 paint II a different
color Notwithstanding the fact that the
man is not wholly balanced. he viii be
prosecuted and either sent 10 jail or the
ASYLUM
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ALMOST READY FOR THE JURY.
TestfmOny Completed I'm F0untaiu
Murder Trial In New Mexico.

Fountain murder trial today the rebuttAl
evidence OF the prosecution was devoted
almost wholly to an attempt to vindlcate
the ex-legisiator- The evidence OF the
defense and the cross aminations Of the
other witnesses had been for the purpose
OF establishing an aibi. and had brought
out these counter charges OF several plots
TO murder Oliver Lee and Attorney Fall.
Fountain and others were put on the stand
IN rebuttal OF the Rhodes story. The case
was then closed Attorney Barnes opened
crowd in attendance. The case will go to
the jury on Monday.
Attorney Ferguson. for the defense de-
clared that the prosecution had failed to
establish corpus deficit or shake the
alfbi of the defendants. He touched on the
alleged political animus Of the prosecu-
ton.
Arguments will be continued on Monday.