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sssssss 81 e eo 1870 cr o :. s:s,.s
g Auoax anA Control until r.
S0e3 ,. n "Wednesday. Nav AN -
"a erec0o1 a. d new GtnC - -
~ WUnG4en Hospital Tor she r.
- Eosf 0taonooGU
E1cn 20 0uD& - acc0nuan3od hx . -
s.ss.. snsc9 q a. anount OF NM6.og a 4
81 n 1919 49, e Sseea 9. nrm who's
csstrset within ~. n s,. o arr, =. IN ssxa
ancs q the Sd. ana VII al Ia acc t.s
nlsn gsety hend according 10 Isv -
80 non4 % - sab3ecf 10 ia. approvni
g ne state Board Of Audi. and cgnsrci
beo prepeats VIII ALSO be recetvess -
49, e ne Tor al plumbing for tAe
IL va. Eneh Id for piuusbin9 ms,ss
scco@Renled By q certified caeck In he
.uM 81 SsoeW - guarantee that the No.
IN q nrm whoaa bid - accepted t,y tha
nearu VIII sign . eontrac1 within ave davS
s 49, tns aecsptance OF the bid. and Win
.sso furnish . surety bond acrordin9
20 rae approval Of the State Boayf 81
Auoit Ara Control. All hiAs mast b. a6-
0feee9d 70 EYnaot Later. Secretary 8tafA
6o0rd Of Audit and Control Tacornn and
maS.sd Propo~ais foT Wing" o. s.Pru-
Doeais far Plumbing"
The State Board Of Audit ana Ccntroa
reservss the right TO reject any or q
Pisas and speciscaslsns can b. aesn It
suNoinx, 81 ~ the office Of John q. Proc-
tor. Architect. Tacoma
sTATE BOARD OF AUDIT AND CON-
BY J. r. ROGERS. Chairman.
ErneDt Inter. Secretary.
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CHICAGO Markets.


CHICAGO. May 1.-THE government
crop report. which suggested a yield Of
81 .t01 60 bushels, gave wheat a weak start
The sentiment. however. changed and the
market became strong on reports from
several states OF the appearance Of chinch
bugs. The buying was weak-heartef. and
when advices were received from Buffalo
that tho announcement % An early COM
promise OF tho labor troubles Was premA
ture. everybody who had wheat began to
unload. The market declined steadily to
the close. July opened 5suic lower NJ TO
7is*c. advanced to &c. declined to Tie
Many stop loss orders were reached At
Tic. and their execution caused a slump
TO ga essszsc. The close was at 7sc
Light receipts and good cash demand
strengthened corn. but part Of the adj
vance vas lost in sympathy with the
weakness In wheat. July opened @Srs< c
lower and advanced 10 &c and declined to
35i&c az the close.
Oats followed corn. July closed NC
higher.
Provisions were steady early In sympa-
thy with the strength OF coarse 9rains.
hu. declined later under heavy liquidation
July pork closed at = ia: July lard closed
a, 81 sss5s s7is. July RIBS closed at 40.
The fea6ag futures ranged ~ follows.
No. wheat.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
y ssIy , ,,as5,: r.. sss: 9, :.
No. Cora.
May szaraasss sss 81 asss0szA
July ..s1s&zras - IA 2sh
SEP, Pa assas sssass,s sskas4a 1AauS
s Wv ...sss=. 3. s. a,.ss Z
Mess Pork. per Bosrel.
July ., $50 SsS WE 81 IN
sept . SIS ssJs as IS
Lard. per 100 PosA1s.
July =. Ags4 g. ca t+M - Nts
sept . Iss1 SIS SO SCa
short Rths. per 100 Pesn1s.
July :. AS HT-sx 40 - 90
Sept :. 4Iss tS Ira "a
CasA ouoaatisns.
rTour--ssss&6y.
w-hexs--so. srstnx, Tic. No . scrsng.
SySscI@: No. red s1xs5 sfsxc-
feru-S0. = SIC.
Csass-No. , ssssassE E, No. white. Ss4e
1s11. Va. wAst~. s..x13c-
Exe-S3. = Gsr.
ESgaey--Sa. . Ia4lc.
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Dreo ost04o.
SAN FRANCISCO, May H. Wheat
easier: spot market dull. Barley dull.
Flour-Net Tor family extras. 0.so0a Is;
bakers extras 0.o0s.H: Oregon ana
Washington. $sRa1.
NesA for choice: milling, 8. osA 1l.1lk.
bariey-Feed. N.oaaaQhoS. brewing NOM
oa,s-Poor to fair, n,p0l: s.: good to
1%1i 20; milling. 81 S01- 50: Surprise. q. 50
Flour, quarter sacks. 1l.7aS: wheat, CEN
sacks. IS: potatoes. sacks. Its, onions.
sacks, $50: bran. sacks. 6S1: middlings.
sacks. $40; hay. tons. 4ss; wool. bales. 90;
hides. number, iM; quicksilver. TASKS. II;
Closing 0uotations.
Wheat-steady: May. si-osas: December.
Bariey-steady: December. Ole: new.
s7Ac.
s Se.n-,issis. yellow alsasliH.-
Wool and Hops.
Wool Spring Nevada, sai2c: Eastern
Oregon, s4llc: valley do l5Glsc. Fall
Northern mountain. sRsc: mountain
lambs sase; San Joaaains s plains. sesc:
Hops-Crop OF 1885. lSc.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Observation-Disclosures. N70ls; bran. sl50
Hay-Wheas. ssa12so: wheat and oas. =
oil; best barley. $sa1S 30. alfalfa, $a506&;
stock nominal: straw, per bale. Eaf50c.
Potatoes - Early Rose nominal. river
Burhanks, 81 400l.a SO, Oregon Burbanks,
81. 50dl..5: sweet nominal.
Vegetables-Cucumbers cSa375c: garlic.
60Sc: green peas. lG3c: string beans, e1Sc
per pound: tomatoes. .2Ssi2 per box:
asparagus. d.s5U2; egg plant. D612ssc:
chill green peppers. S4l5c; mushrooms.
81. eSG175 per ID.
Fruits-Appies. choice. $2.7s: common, 81:
Strawberries $3.50af5; cherries. 4ocaf$1;
oranges. navels, 81 5A13; Mexican lines
re-pack. $s.s0eiT: common California lem.
ons. $1gl.35. choice do. s.. c0g2s0; bananas
g. a62O per bunch; pineapples, $244 per
dog
Butter--Fancy creamery, l6HGl7i5c; do
seconds, l5ixQ16c fancy dairy 149liA5tc; do
seconds. lsa41i3.sc: picked nominal: nrkin
nominal.
Cheese-New, Si4Gloc: Young America.
1lnI2c: Eastern. i4i1e3l5c
EEgs-Store, 1sfisc; fancy ranch. ITO
lSc Eastern. l60i1c.
Pouitry-Turkey gobhIers, fa1i4c per ID:
turkey hens. 1aGlsc: old roosters. S+db6.50
young roosters. &7uS5a. small broiiers. -
a.: large brn!Iers. d. 5O055e; fryers. MOI:
hens. $415.60. old ducks. M5n11: geese,
per pair. u.2Sa2.2s per pair: old pigeons.
d.5ou295.
Exchange.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Ct Wash
ingtan. Northern 1fvision--In the matter
Of Putnam r. Pratt. Bafsrupt IN
bankruptcy. Rankruass petition for
discharge.
To the Honorable C. II Hanfovd. Judge
- the District Court 81 Tie United States
fer the District uf Washington
Putnam II Pratt. OF - Hrlen. la the
County Of ksng and state Of Washington.
IA said district. respect fully represents
that on che Ass DAY 81 January last past
Re was duly a8taigsa bankrupt under the
acts Of Congress relating fs bankruptcy
sass he has duly sngrsuaercf al bis prop
ersy ard rishts az property. and has fully
complied With ali the rec aslrssnsnsx OF said
acts ard Of the orders ~ the court touch
lag his bankruptcy
Where fore he pFsys tsAt he may re DE-
ssrved nv the court 90 have "a fuM dis
charge from all debts pra%abse against his
estate under said bankrupt acts, except
sash ashss a. are excepted 5y law from
PUTNAM II PRATT. Bankrupt.
Dated ttls t@sh day el April. A. y isss.
ORDER or NOTICE THEREON
DISTRICT or WARRINGTON
on this ts,h day OF April A u isss. on
reading tne foregoing rest'ica. II Is
Ordered by RE c0Srs. that s. hearing he
had apoc the same On fhe @sni 3Ay OF
Ma. A 70 lsss bsssre Sasa court al Sc.
aftis, in said district. So ten aclcck in
the fer~Eeons ard that nnttcs thereof h.s
pSASf<ssss Va ere seattle tCSF fssztEcEEsT.
a aswsgss per printed in said district, and
that all knsva creditors ard other per
srr~ n Interest RAY appear at the said
time ard place ard show cause. * anv
they have why the prayer ct tae sad
petitioner saessgS not he granted
Agaa 4 - further ordered by the court
that tbs clerk shall Sand hy susil "a al
laoxa creditors ccDsss-os said petition
AEss shis ssisr. addressed 70 them al their
ssac~s Of residence &s stated
Witness the Hororahas g. 81. Hanfarss
.sssige * the said court. srd ire SRA
tssrs@f at Sea tie. IA said district on thA
1ksA Say - April. \. n 1sas.
Eater. e Ii HsSFoRn. 3aaxs
p NJ HOPKINS s-Eerx
: = Eersn Attorney f1~ bankrupt
kSsSl l.. s l.Styssz CsGg1
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rour-Recespsa u.l0 narruas: expueA
Isl. nj grades but winter extras ana VIM
ser Ersaehss. 0so6a0: Minnesota passnss.
- 80 Inter s;rs,ghss aoeaN; Mime
WhsAi-Receipsa a-x5 bushels; EXPORTS.
sSss. spot weak. Ne. : red, &sSc {. o. b.
Anoat- sc elevator. No Northern. Duluth.
nc I. o. 3. afloat 20 arrive. Options opened
easy On tae crop report. but q once raalied
the strength in corn. Following this came
dnal collapse under furious bear raid
and heavy liquidation, The close wa ner
vous and weak Al asS3issc net deciine; NAY,
M1H,sc, closed az ssAe: July. .AS6t
IT -s,sc
Hops-Duil
Petroieum-Duli
Wocl-puil
cosee-Op.ions cioaed barely steady. un.
changed 10 points lower; sales. &eoa bags.
including June. slice. October. alsc: No
vemher. ssc. December A.sc: March
kS5c: spot Rio dull mild dull
susar-Raw: weak: fair reclining. &c;
centrifugal. 3 teet. &c
Aesals.
The market shows = steady undertone
ouf continued quite inactive on the whole
with important new features absent. Iron
scored a nominal advance on q more arbi-
trary turn IN the view Of producers. At
the close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants firm at si.4 nominal
Tfn-ouset. at SIS IS bid ana sss. Is asked
asked
spel,er-Unchanged. with ,s.ss bid and 81
asked.
TIE brokers, price for lead Is H..s. and
IS
SAN FRANClsCO NARKETa.
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THE CRY OF sFsATTI- e. Department q.
Finance Treasures ofnssA City Treas
ursy's Nossce.
Netsce Is hereby gwen TIA; ire ASSESS
m~ns rcsi 81 lsncsl Improvement nss.rss'.
Ne ~ sr ire civ 81 - stse. crsasss IS
raree prssxaAinx fer SA~ Improvement
q RsanrAarsi street. in sss S>sty - So
ALA snom f3sW .Ayez2s - Nes.s-a
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whes;-Exgort. No dab. 60; No i,
hnessens ssr milling. Ne. club. Soc. Ne
2s.<s.sra. 60
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The following prices are nesng offered 20
the producer by the local dealers for de-
livery IN round lots on the dock or in the
car AZ Seattle.
Grain-Oats. ss7az7se. harley. So 5o0es;
wheat. chicken feed. $3.50. bran. Ns.
shorts. SIS
Hay-phiget sound. sser- per ton: East
en washington timothy. Silgn.5e: alf2i-
Eggs-Ssrictiy freTh ranch, l5s.lfs,1t-
Buftsr-Fresf ranch, l3glsc: creamery.
is0isc-
Pouitry-Chsckens live, l3d13afc.
Lave srock-A-hoice beef cattle. cows. ~
&c; Weers. &i705c; choice sheep. <s146c.
good hogs. 1--we. 4ire. hogs. dressed. She.
calves, dressed. large. &c: small. Sc, calves.
live. large, &c. small Sc.
Hides. rclss and wooi--Heavy eound salt
ed steers. over 70 pounds. SC; medium.
sound. per pound. 7isc; Light sound. under
% pounds, &c. COWS, sound. all weights.
&c; stags. bulls and oxen. +Sf5c; salted kipe.
&c. calves per ponnd. Sc: green hides. le
less than saited. dry hides. per pound. l.c:
dry csills. one-third less: summer deer. per
pound yzn1sc. winter deer. dry. i4niSc;
papery deer, s9sl1c: dry elk. sglac. green
elk. ago. sheep pelis. G40c. shearIinEs.
gu2Sc: Eastern Washington WOOL Sc:
Western Washington wool. lie: dirty or
timber burned. Zoe: saliow. Ns9ai4c-
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PORTLAND Nay = The y beat market
S sssser. urtsr sAs pressure e. Weakness
i. c.sA.e markets Sssl a. ADVANCE In
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUfLDERS.-yo-
tice u hereby given. That sealed bids
win b received BY the hoard Of county
,on nnss. OF King county; washing
furnishing OF all material and the con-
struction Of steel bridge over SroauaI-
mi s, river. al Novelty, With the approach
ance with plans and specifications now
on Tile In the office of tho board of coun-
81 comsniatoners Of said county,
tor the entire work complete Bidders are
granted the privilege Of submitting their
ogn plans and Specifications with bid.
1ads mn4 y addressed 90 the board OF
the CONSTRUCTION of Steel Bridge over
cnoQualmte River ~ Novelty"
No bid Will be considered unless accom-
sum Of Ssoooo made ' payaSss 10 n. &c chai he
man OF the board. TO be forfeited to King
county by the successful bidder In case he
falls TO enter into contract with satisfac-
bid within fye days Of the date OF the
award.
Payment viii - made In warrants on
re ne Rca4 and Bridse fund or in cash Is
The board reserves the right to reject
Dated at Seattle. Nay ssh; isss s
Clerk Of the Board Of County Commits
/. sicnsrs. King County. Washington
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids
for the construction Of Science hall and
Ferry hall on tho grounds Of the State
Agricultural College and School OF
Science At Pullman. Washington. will be
received at the Office Of the secretary up
TO o'clock a. m. June 5, lSSs. Bids win
be received on each building separately
and on both buildings together. A certs-
fied check payable to the secretary OF
the board OF regents must accompany
each bid ~ a guarantee OF good faith.
$2N0 10 accompany bid Tor Ferry hall and
$40 70 accompany bid for Science hail.
which amounts win be forfeited ON fall
urc to enter into contract II bid b ex-
cepted-
On and after May -, 1882 plans and
specifications may be examined In the
ONCE OF the secretary Al Pullman. Wash
ington. or At the Office OF G. w. Bui-
lard. architect and superintendent. at
Tacoma, Washington or at the Office OF
W. h Shields. al Peyten building. Spo~
kane, Warrington. or at the once or the
secretary OF tha Chamber OF Commerce
at Seattle. Washington. The board re
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
For further Information address T.. A
Bryan. president Pullman. Washington.
or @. W. Ballard. architect. Tacoma.
Warrington.
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fsStxht lecaIly. Nominal .qnetasisne are
a11 de eoe blu1oeQ0
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LONDON. May li.-There We = goo0
attendance at todayie seaaaon OF the wool
auction sales. Competition waa strong and
drm prices continued to rule. The CONT
nent was . good buyer on good greasy
mertnoa which sold at hardening rates.
The home trade took cross hreds ana
Yorkshire secured q fair selection
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DAIRY proAucts.
On the produce exchange the butter mar
ks& was s&eAdy. CroAmerie<. l90lsc. dAA.
ries i0Qf&c.
HgxD-keadys fresh, Inc.
ChseSe-WeAk. creamery. WlS0uc.
8 . :
LIVE STOCK 0ADk8T2
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u. 8. -. reg 49,. S9l1
Thrcea. reg ..-l0Ssi
Threes, coup .l0SA
New Is, reg .l2H
New Is. coup .l9h
Old IS. reg ....li4,
Old Is. coup ..uSA
Elves, reg ....lles
Elves, coup liza
Dist. Col. 3 SIS M
Ala. A ITO
Class 3 ITO
Class c. ......t 0O,1
Currency >. ..1Nis
Atch'n Gen. As .I0i@
Adjustm't - S2t
Can. 50. Dds .ii0a
Ches. 4 o. as. 94,s
Elves -. .119
C.&NW. Con 7s.iN
8. F. deb. S. his
Chi. Term. Is ..l0oas
Col. South. IL :. 81
d. & r. G. lists. l0Ss
FourS -. ....l0Tx
East Tenn. lists. 1854
Erie Gen. Is -. III
F. w & ID G LIST. IS
Gen. Elec, IS iii
G.. II. & s. A. 6s.il4
Seconds :. .il1ia
II. & T. Cen IS. 1i3
Consol Is .1l9z
Iowa G.. lists liz
X G. y 4 q lists. H
La New Con Is. liOts
7 r. ~ r~s H. noaS
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NEW YORK. May 1.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cahlegram
says:
Tho markets here were more artive ana
rather cheerful today. Americans were
largely bought we'll above parity, but New
York hesitated. then receded. and At the
close were dull with further weakness In
the street London buyers were much dis.
couraged. Anacondaa Wer0 13Af111k.
Tintos were a
Silver was dull. though India bought at
sales
Closang 0uetatA~ns.
LONDON. May 1l-Cana<ian Pacific.
Union Pacific preferred. HA: Grnni
Trunk. -: Anaconda. 12k-
0Peaastu1s.
LONDON. May u--wheat-Carxoes on
coast. buyers ana sellers apart: car1oes
on passage. easier; In some request: Ene-
lish country markets, quiet
LIVERPOOL. May h.-Wheat.-6tNady:
Paris
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.


TnE SEATTLE AARKETu.
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Money on call steady at 39l per cent.
last loan. 1 per cent: prime mercantile
paper. 3as6<k per cent: sterling exchange
easier With actual business IN bankers
bills at $a.s6A O.. $50 for demand and y 81
Ss an md s. ~ e'. somm 1sssa sii.
4sfs a. .S&1S; silver certincates. 6fis@e:
bar silver. sIAc: Mexican dollars. fSlac;
government bonds. dull: state bonds In
active: railroad bonds 6rm.
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mo. X. 4 T. 2is 65
/ Seconds =. 49,. 9A
N. Y. Cen. lists .n5h
! N. J. C. Gen. IS. I'D
! North Car. s. III
| rours 49,. -. .1M
! Nor. Pac. lists ..lWs
| Threes 49,. -. 66la
! Fours -. -. .1M
lNY.C. & Stills. 1854
IN. & w. Con Is IS
| General SIS -. 100
Tor. Nav. lists liz
| Fours -. -. .lWla
10. Short Line IS. 11la
| Consol SIS ......lllA
Reading Gen. Is. s7k
r. q. ". lists =. s.
St.L. 4 I.M.C.5s. ll0t
Ss.L. 4 S.F.G.6s 134A
st. Paul Consols.llS
! Sf.P.C. & P.lstS lea
Ewes -. ....l2A
So. Railway SIS lilo
Stand r. 4 T. "a. 81
Tenn. new set - Sly
Tex. Il Pac. lists. 1854
Seconds 49,. -. 54l
lUrion Pac. - ..l06ls
lU.P..D. & G-1sts. '.
Wabash Isis lis
Seconds -. -. $50
West Shore IS ..lf4
Wis. Cen. lists :. 40
Va. Centuries :. -
Deferred :. -. 5
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THE corToS 1ARkErs.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. May u-Cotton
steady; middung. Sssc.
New York.
NEW YORK. May I.-Cottcn QuietS
q q %
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-04-14
THE U. S. CRUISER RALEIGH.
One of the Participants I'm the Bat
tie nt Manila Bay Has Reached
Hamilton. Bermuda.

Hamilton, Bermuda, April 10.-The
United States cruiser Raleigh, Capt
Coghlan. arrived at Murray's anchor
age at 10:30 a. m. Sunday. She re-
ports having experienced fair weather
from the Azores, excepting on April !
and s, when hard blow delayed the
vessels progress.
The officers and men of the cruiser
are in good health and spirits, are very
enthusiastic over the successful cam
paign in the Philippine islands, and
are very glad to learn that the trouble
is apparently nearly over. The Amer
leans are very much pleased at the re
ception afforded the RESeigh at the
British ports touched at on the way
here. She still has her war paint on.
and shows battle scars plainly.
The usual salutes were exchanged
with the forts and the admiral. The
shore were lined with soldiers and
civilians anxious to see the gallant
ship. and the British warships at the
dock yard were also crowded with
men as the Raleigh steamed in. Prep.
arations are being made by the mill,
tary and naval authorities here to give
the Americans a cordial reception
Visits were made to the governor ano
admiral during the day. The people
on the Raleigh have been informed
of the preparations being made to re
ceive them at New York.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-04-14
GOV. ROOSEVELT AT CHICAGO.
The Famous ROuGhridcr Governor
of New York the Guest of the
Windy City.

Chicago, April 1O.-Gov. Roosevelt OF
New York, who will be the guest OF
honor at the AppomattoN Day ban
ouei OF the Hamilton club at the Audi.
torium theater, left his hotel at 10 a.
m. with DR.. VIM. r. Harper and dele
CATION of prominent citizens, for the
Chicago university, where headdressed
the students. Crowds had been wait
ing around the hotel entrances T.,
catch glimpse of the governor, and
when he made his appearance he was
greeted enthusiastically. He was re,
peatedly cheered during his ride to the
university, and was greeted with q
storm of cheers and college yells when
he appeared before the students.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-04-14
FATHER AND SON ON TRIAL
Ex-senator Quay and His Son Rich
ard on Trial on Charges of
Conspiracy.

Philadelphia, April 10.-'The trial OF
ex-United States Senator Quay and his
son, Richard Il. Quay, on charges of
conspiracy in the misuse of funds of
the Peoples bank of this city, was be-
gun before Judge Biddle, in the court
of quarter sessions. The arrange
ments that were in effect on the date
the trial was last called, February 81:
when it was postponed at the request
of District Attorney Rothermel, were
again carried out. As a consequence.
but few except those directly interest
ed in the case, jurors and newspaper
men, were enabled to gain admission
to the court room. Outside the court
room a special detail of city hall
watchmen held back those not for
tunate enough to have special cards
of admission.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-04-14
THE LATEST PARTICULARS.
SiH Men Killed and Eight WOUNDED
I'm the street Battle Among the
Miners at Pana.

Pana. H., April 1O.-In street bat.
tie here between white and black mi
ners. and in which deputy sheriffs took
part, five men and one woman were
killed. and eight persons wounded
two or three of whom will probably
die
The known dead are:
Xavier /. Roog, Frenchman, union
miner.
Frank Coburn (white), son of eX
Sheriff Ira Coburn.
Three unknown negro men and on;
negro woman.
The wounded are:
William Kuhn, proprietor Kuhn's
steam laundry, shot through both legs
Albert Vickers, white miner; wound
ed in right arm.
Cyrus Strickler, groceryman; shot il
bach.
George Gillin, of Rosemond, farmer
left arm shot off.
Clara Felix, servant at Harrison no
tel; shot in back; serious.
Mrs. Henriott, wife of union miner
rigbI arm shot off.
Frank Handsworth, delivery boy
shot in head; viii die.
Henry Steppens, negro miner; shO
six times; will likely die.
The riot, while in way independen
of the main labor trouble which ha
for year exercised Pana, was simpl,
a natural result of the bitterness, hat
and race prejudice engendered during
the long struggle. 1t was case of {
spark creating a blaze long smolder
ing.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-04-14
THE SAMOAN QUESTION.
Conference Between DIR. Won HOlIe
ben, the German Ambassadors,
and Secretary Hay.

Washington, April 1O.-The German
ambassador, DIR. Won Iolleben, called
on Secretary Hay, and went over the
Samoan question quite fully. The am
bassador expressed the wishes of the
German government to have the com
mission begin its work at the earliest
possible moment, in order that the
pending difficulties may be overcome
The German position, as made known
by the ambassador, while not pro
test, at the same time, questions the
course of Admiral KautZ. There is nc
disposition on the part of the German
authorities to repudiate Herr Roses
course. The Kautz-ROse incident, II
is said, in the highest quarters, Of
fetal and diplomatic, will be quite i'm
material as affecting the settlement
under the high commission.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-04-14
SCOUTING PARTY FIRED ON.
Two Men of the Kansas Regimen
WOundcd-A Change of Front by
the Oceanic EspanOia.

rebels along the railroad fired at a
scouting party near Malolos, wound
ing two members of the Kansas regi'
ment.
The United States gunboat Benning-
ton has gone to Baler, on the east
coast, in order to relieve Spanish gar
rison of AZ men, which had been be-
Ieaguered there since last May. 1t is
considered significant that the Oceanic
Espanola, formerly rabidly in faver Of
the Filipino government. is now coun-
selling disarmament, advising the Fill
pinos to accept the inevitable. 1t has
carefully analyzed the proclamation
of the United States Philippine com
mission. pointing out the advantages
of the definite policy determined upon