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wANTED-Young man to meats; small sal
ary. Apply corner Sd and ]. SITS. NV. Item |
wANTED-Earn s27 per week evenings; same |
time study electricity; send Scent stamp for !
3 trial lessons. CATARACT ELECTRICAL |
SCHOOL, Buffalo, n Y. Item
WANTED-An expert TO revise manuscript for
lecture book. Address r., this Office
feI7-St-em
WANTED Strong colored man for Homework
and wait invalid; bring refs. 1899 n !
st. NV; apply from to Friday evening; 10 to |
y Saturday morning. Item
WANTED-Good barber Apply 1904 11th st. se.
steady employment. Item
WANTED-Boys to carry papers in vicinity of
Cairo Flats II. 2. ToMPKINS, 9S7 st. NV.
fe17-3t-em
WANTED-Drivers who are acquainted with city.
Fla. Item
wANTED-Good barber for Saturday. SOB d st.
NV. Item
WANTED Collector; also man for Office work;
waiter and houseworker, at once. BROKERS,
us llth st. NV. Item
wANTED-Young man for artists office; good
chance to right party; also stableman in
charge of stable. Apply EXCHANGE BUREAU,
9l3 G st. 1t
wANTED-A man to cook. 2lS 9th st. NV.
stands the care of dynamos, electric lighting.
Address NJ X. c. this Office. 1t
WANTED-Boy to work in blacksmith
shop; good hand driving on shoes. 305 18th
st. sw. feI7-2t
! WANTED-Boy 10 to work in store; wages
Sc TO So month and board; refs. Apply
| 1929 18th ST. NV. fel6-2tem
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements under this head
will he inserted for one cent a word
for each insertion.
WANTED-By family OF two adults. settled white
woman. TO cook, wash, and iron, and assist
| with general houseWork; must have refs. Apply
before l O'Clock, SGS 18th st. sw. fel7-2t-em
wANTED-A colorcd girl at 1872 18th st. NV;
refs. required. Item
WAETED-Lady clerk, housekeeper; also stenog-
rapher and typewriter; waitress. nurse, cham
/ benuaid. and cook BROKERS, 7lj llth st.
Item
| wANTED-Good laundress to take washing home
Apply after ) p. m. at lll3 st. NV. fel7-2t
WANTED-A young lady who can sing coon
songs, TO assist young man in vaudeville
( sketch; of experience preferred. Address
THEsPIS. this Office. 1t
wANTED-Two white girls; one for cooking and
nurse; must stay nights; good home. Apply
92S Md. ave. ne. fel7-2t
I PLACED TODAY or no charge; white second
and third cooks, chambermaids and clean
7I2 18th St 1t
WANTED Young lady chds nurse for re-
fined family living in hotel. Apply En-
CHANGE BUREAU, 913 G. st. II
WANTED White girl for housework. family Of
four; good home for night party; references
S2S 9Th 81. ne. fel6-2t
WANTED-Competcnt white woman as infants
nurse; reference required. Gail, DUANE Al
p 81. W. fel6-3t
WANTED-An operator 10 operate Caligraph
typewriter; state experience and salary ex-
| pected; good place TO proper party. Address
PENDELT0N, this office fel6-3t
! WANTED-A respectable girl for general house
work in a small family; washing. Address,
with references. C. II. W, this Office. ieI6-3t
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HOStetter'S
Stomach
BitterS.
TUa bottle
and see for
yourself
how much
good Ii will
do.
HELP wANTED-MALE.

Advertise menta under this head
will he inherited for ono cent q W ord
for each insertion.
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FOR s.LE-uoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR ALE-SIeigh and delivery wagon. SUI
LINAN, l2l0 Ohio ave. tel5-3i-em
FOR SALE-No reasonable offer refused; coal
cart horse and harness. Address COAL. this
Office fri1-If
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FOR HIRE.

s.oo-FuLL DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE. sI.Oo. at
JULIUS COIIEN'S. I1o4 7th st. NV. ia4-ti
FOR HIRE-Horses, bugges, and daytons, S1-5o
and e per day 70 drunmerJ and business
men. PRESTON'S STABLES sth and | sIs !:
phone s17 2. no22-u
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

RIDERS, ATTENTION.-We have received or
ders from our headquarters to close out the
balance of our 1898 high-grade bicycles at a sac
riice as low as 81; and slightly used. Call
and be convinced Single tube tires mechsn-
icallv put on. sI.5O NEW YORK CYCLE CO.,
424 OH ST. NV ie12-7t. en-
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FOR RENr-TYPEwR1rERs.

FOR Neutrality-suspicious., at special prices. with
privilege of purchase; ask to see the Jewett;
come in and do your typewriting; terms mod
crate. NEWMAN'S GIL 7th st. de29-3
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WANTED-AGENTs.

wANTED-AGENFs,
WANTED-Agents for the History of the Span
ish- American War; .'Youngs Reminisc-
ences of the War;" and Halsteads ''Story of
the Philippines" furnished to agents at whole
sale prices in any quantity. DINSM0RE PUB.
CO., 621 7th st. W. fel7-3t-em
WANTED-Good live men in every locality to
represent a large manufacturing company and
introduce their goods; steady employment and
large income in good legitimate business assured
to men that are honest and willing to attend
to business; references required Send self-ad-
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 22s Chartres ST.,
New Orleans, la. fe7-lmo
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-Pool tables. Address CASH MONEY,
this Office fell st EN-
WANTED--To buy a secondhand soda fountain
in excellent condition; about 16 IS. or 20
syrup spigots. Apply 9lS eth st. NV. fel7-3t
WANTED-Law books, Bishop on Contracts
and Cooley on Torts;'' state lowest cash
price. Address LAW BOOKS this office fe183t
WANTED-Everyone to know we half.sole and
heel shoes for 40 and 80 cents, III G35 G ST. NV.
fel6-3t
WANTED-Pupils for private lessons In sten0g-
raphy and typewriting; terms, IS per month.
MISS GRANVILLE, 1925 Sth st. iel-1mo-em
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aysis. She was ffty-fve years of age, and is
survived by her husband and four children.
After experiencing considerable difficulty in Sc
curing marriage license, owing to uncertainty
as to the age of the bride, Charles J. Cromer
of Hampton, and Miss Regina Crossman, of New
York, were married at Norfolk yesterday after
noon.
The evening times., 1899-02-17
WALL PAPER.

BIIZZARDS AND ZERO WEATHER are s'hot
stuff for us. We can't be showed under -
Ready to paper your rooms whenever you say
and give you our finest work. Our prices look
frozen-they are 50 snail-only s. up. y. c.
NOLTE. $40 5th st. No branch. feI5-d
ROOMS PAPERED, from s1.75 up. c. C. 81
LENCE, I341 / st. ne. fel4-3t-em
ROOMS PAPERED. g up; the only paperhanger
in the city giving written guarantee with all
work; samples brought; lowest prices for best
pajntiue; send postal wM. v. AAHONEY, 1880
& st. Sc, Anacostia branch, 1l3 Pierce St
jal42mo-Su ex
FIRST CLASS paperhanging; rooms Sl.75 up;
samples brought. W. F. HUNT. T2S 10th ST.
rv ialS-lmo
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WANTED-HOUSES. W

WANTED Seven or eight room house, ne or Sc. !;
stable; we'll located; owner only. Call Gl2
IT. room }. fel63t
The evening times., 1899-02-17

FOUND.
FOUND-Ice cream A No. 1; absolutely pure;
none better; 9cc per gallon; bricks. 81.
LACEY'S e07 n. Y. av. de2-A
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MISCELLANEOUS. 9.

WHIST. SOCIETY'S fashionable game lessons by
lady at parlors or private residence Address
NJ d this office. fci4-5t-ein
The evening times., 1899-02-17

FOR SALE-Fox terrier puppies. small breed. very
fine; also two bull terrier pups 2Ols + 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21

March, and the total stock on hand
April was 14G.iSl tons. Warrant yard
stocks decreased 400 tons from April
l to April 10, leaving n total stockton
yards on the latter date of 10000 tons.
This leaves the total visible supply, in
yard and at furnaces at not far from
250.0O0 tons. but current furnace ca
pacity Is ga 900 tons weekly. with the
big Lorain furnaces and several others
to come into blast In the next thirty
days. Quotations are steady and
strong at $l4 so to sl5 90 for Bessemcr
at furnace. Foundry irons are also
unchanged at last weeks figures. Muck
bars are up fraction. under strong.de-
mand. and skelp iron and steel Is In
heavy demand at S2S 50 to s27 Is.
The American Steel & Hoop Company
was formed during the week to take
over all the hoop and band mills In the
country. It Is stated that the majority
interest In this company Is held by the
National Steel Company, and 1t will be
allied with the management of that
company.
Billets are In demand. but spot sales
have been for small lots at unchanged
prices. Quotations are largely nominal,
on the basis of SOS so to SIG at the mill.
Tin plate quotations are unchanged,
and sales are for delivery until July
at current quotations. Orders are be-
ing booked for the second half of the
year,yenr, but with discount rates open.
Deliveries on old orders are still being
made
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
The INDUSTRIES.

The American, Manufactured refer
ring to the outlook for pig Iron produce
ton, will say In this weeks issue: THE
lateness in the opening OF lake naviga-
ton. and the scarcity of coke are hold
Ing back the production. 1t Is scarcely
probable that the first shipments Of
lake ore will reach the Lake Erie ports
until May 25 at the earliest. and it may
be June /. 1t Is figured that vessels will
not get away from Lake Superior and
through the Sault Ste. Marie until May
10. The scarcity of coke. and cars for
hauling 1t, has had the effect of advanc-
Ing the price to almost 50 per ton on
new business. Hence. there Is little
danger OF on overproduction Of pig iron.
Firms having furnaces In various parts
of the country have been compelled to
close some of the plants. and resume at
those nearest the coke production"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21

.9. q
street, beginning at point on said Wood
street, where 1t intersccts Forty-fourth
street: thence along Forty-fourth street to
The said Peoples Railway Company OF
Wheeling shall actually commence the
work OF making snid railway track with
In twelve months from the date OF the
passage of this ordinance. and have the
same. completed and street railway cars
running on the game within two years
from such date on any OF the said streets
ana that the cars or other vehicles placed
or run on ra!d railway shall be PROF lied
by electrical or other power, to be applied
according TO any system now In use or
may become In use In other places and
pany with the approval of the board Of
public works; that the guagc and rails OF
said railway shall be approved by the
board OF public works OF said city and
that the said company shall charge only n
nrc-cent fare for adults upon It's line In
the city Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
Never Rcsaincd Consciousness.

Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock,
Lee Ferguson. the Baltimore & Ohio
brakeman. whose accident at tho
Wheeling steel works yard was noted
in yesterdays 1ntelligencer, died from
the result of his injuries. He was
knocked off car by being struck by
a guy rope CONNECTED with a derrick
which he hadn't noticed. Wednesday.
shortly before noon. and he neve re-
gained consciousness. He died at the
Emergency hospital Benwood, and la
ter In the day the remains were re-
moved to his home. at Littleton. The
deceased was about thirty-three years
Of age, and unmarried.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
lion md Steel Markets.

There are evidences of disposition
to let the iron market rest at the pres
ent level. Few contracts for raw ma
terial have been placed. and prices
show no tendency either to- rise or de-
cline. says the Ohio Valley Manu-
facturer Of this week. Consumers seem
to have contracted for supply until
well into the second half Of the year.
and are holding off for the period be-
yond. Some in the trade expect re-
cession, but still others expect another
boom period about September. and cite
wage advances. etc. as Il basis for their
belief that there will at least be no de-
cline.
Pig iron stocks at all furnaces in the
United States decreased l15.147 tons in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21

ular conventional apron material
or the fine French Gingtams or
ZePhyrs. We want to call special
attention 10 the lines at 121c, zoe,
25c to 40c. Some OF these have
rough stripe. some satin stripe, lace
effects and embroidered in Persian
foulard and plaids.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
In Clerk Robcrtsop,s onlcc.

Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's office.
q power of attorney from the Union OIL
Company to Alfred Caldwell was re-
corded.
The certificate Of Incorporation Of the
Mcclure Hotel Company was recorded.
The authorized capital stock Is 100000.
The incorporators are B. S. Mcclure.
II. ". Mcclure, Cuwan Mendel, Harry
]. Mendel and John Mcclure.
One deed of trust was recorded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
Cotton Canvas,

A new thing in low priced Wash
Fabric-has egg shell. surface.
Comes in seven colors, including
pale blue, pink, etc. Will do up
in perfect style for Suit or Waist
15c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
The Republic Company.

The Iron Trade Review In its current
issue, says: "Of the unlaunched CONSOLE
dations. reports agree that present eff
forts promise results in due time. APP
praisers and accountants are still "at
work at various bridge works. The
sheet mill consolidation has not been
abandoned las reported, but general
meeting Is expected at an early date.
The Republic Iron and Steel Company
promoters have still a number Of I'M
portant unsettled matters between them
and the perfection of their plans. In
the past week some of the valuations
have been reduced materially in num-
ber of instances. 1t is now considered
likely that the new company will be
ready for business by May l."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
COyert---

Cotton Covert we alludc to in this
case-the material so popular last
year with cyclists. All the service
able dark colors, as blue, brown,
tan, etc.-l24c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
Choice PerCaieS,

that are fast in color and fast SELL
ers, because so choice in style and
50 well suited for serviceable Wash
Waists-10c and l2lc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21

\
Noh'tar9 u e"pec'"'ois' h'.le "uu'-
tiohai iisht was thrown vi ''e feop'e
Aail"ay eoi''puhS PloJec' ~ '"e ''ee'
'"s iast "'sh' VI tne eou.ic'' eo'''''''''ee
OH ordinances Inns ho"eSet' was
tHroush io i"u'' Vi 'he COMPANY out
pecause inc co'''''i''.ee reieiteu .''e map
ana ordinance W the CIT! sohcitor ior
MS llspectio'' anu aiter 'h's i'io'e uu-
]ournmeht occurred. Inc SESSION u'uh
iast li'e minutes.
ihere were psese"e S"assa'a" Me'-os-
inick' Messrs' M a. She"' IL. |. ohew'.
echiiliat' bruupury' bachi'iuii' hi''uei-
pefser anu i'iia l' Vi INT eoi'i'ii'.'te'
MT f1enry Sciiii'uionch' p'esluei' VI ''ic
company. Messrs' Gilmore Brown ana
II. r. MCNEIL TWO Oh the lhcorpora'ors'
anu Mr. 1ohn j. Iohiii' the coihPah!
attorney. other parties ihuirect'y III
'eres'eu helpeu III Tue committee ioo'i''
Clerk y brier reau the lorh'ai hotice vi
the petitioh SUBMITTED III couhci. MI
bachhah then moved 10 refer Inc orui-
nance ana map 10 the CITY soici'oi. anu
this action was decided on unanimously,
60 tho ,nnorapt ,rrn,.,s. Of ,ho cow.
10 the apparent surprise Oh inc conf
panys representatives.. especlahy Mr.
MCNEIL VINO said the compah! was ue-
Sirous Of getting It's plans before coun-
ii, n.,tho,, do,,, rba commi,t,o
eh "'''iou.
though, hadn't received copies OF the
,u e.. ,.,, ,,r,b,ro
o'u'iiaHec u"'i' INC hice'iis' "''" ''S'e
was q sentiment against rushing the
,,,+,or
ihie'ei'
In response to questions. City Solicit
CO., >o,,,,.. ,,,, \ ,,,a ha ,,ronoroa
'oi -'cSoi'e SHio nc "o"iu NC PiePu'e GU
to report by Monday evening and Mr..
=.
NicNe'! "ahteu 'Ie committee caNeu u
meet then. Mr.. r. T. Chew moved that
49,. ,, ,. o;,, -,
INC eoi'''Hltee "uJou'h " ii'ee' "b"A'' u
the call of the chairman. and the mo-
,,o,, ,.o aon,oa
tlon was adopteu.
The president of the PpoDle's Com
ain H., c,,ho.,,
pailS VIII ne MT. Henr! SchihulpacL'
who speaking TO an Intelligence; man,
,,,,.,,.,
saiu tncre were ABOUT II doZeE NheeliiiS
men in the venture, and he asserted
~. ~, -. ,,,,,,.
mat the company meant business ana
that II had connection with no other
-. ,,,,,,, N. c..,,,,. .,,,
stret runway. MF. Sch!huipach saiu
further that the track on ChaplInc
NJ,
street "oa!a oe ihaepehaeht OIL the Elm
Groves. unless other arrangements
mi, ~,
were made. Inc problem oil connecting
with the Renwood Southern was not
yet solved, he SAID, ana the compah!s
ordinance only provided for the route
-, ~.
witnin tnls Guys limits.
Since the first crude sketch of the
PROJECT was puplished, there nave peen
alterations chief of which Is the irten-
''.''O''
ton to come down Eighteenth. from
cbonIIne IN MARKET and buIId nm indie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
.MadraS---

The regular Cotton Madras in
many styles at 15c, but the Linen
Madras at zoe to 45c is specially
fine for waists. Launders perfect
ly with rich gloss, and gives large
assortment OF styles and colorings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
The Bingham

family we presume is the largest Of
the Wash Goods tribe, for under
that head We take every foreign
and domestic iabric-bc it the reg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
A word or two about

P. r..
some call them Wells. Neverthe-
less, its the fabric, not the name,
we're after. Solid colors, with dots
and fgures-12!c and l5c.
White grounds, satin stripes,
embroidered dots and embroidered
figures from 25c to $3.50 a yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
Lawns and Dimities===

Those sheer 6lmy fabrics for summer wear endless
in style and design having heavy cords dainty lace effects ck
color designs stripe effects All this seasons choicest pro-
ductons-37!c 10 $3.50 yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
1T WAS REFERRED.
Peoples Railway Ordinance Goes
to the City Solicitor.
THE ROUTE HAS BEEN CHANGED

In Some Rcspccts-Thc Creek to be
Crossed Mt Market Street on an In
dependent Bridge West ofthc Pub
lie BridGc-The New Company has
no Connection With the Wheeling
& Elm Grove, Says Mr.. Schmulbacli.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21

It's really surprising to what good advantage the
u'fIly housewife can now repensh or furnish up the
nome. Come and get the bargains
Sdeboard in Golden Oak sol
Largest line Chiffoniers in the CITY.
Special prices on Bed Room Suits on Saturday,
velvet and Administer Carpets, made, laid and lined,
Sl.00 per yard
Body Brussels, made, laid and lned..S ST Der ward
Extra Super Carpet, made laid and lined, peryard 7Oc|
~ wire Tapestry, made, laid and lined per yard soc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
Mills Transferred.

The rolling mills OF the Union Iron
and Steel Company in Warren and Gil
rard, Ohio, which were recently sold
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-14
THE III. K. AND y. SUIT.

Nothing known Anent the Plan "a
Ask for Federal Receiver.
Austin. Texas. January 13.--Nothing 10
known here, one way or another. about
the reported intention of those in control
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
corporation to apply TO the Federal courts
for receiver TO head of the attempt being
made on the State courts TO forfeit the
charter OF said corporation. Ex-Attorncy
General Crane, who brought the forfeiture
suit In the name OF the State. says that
the appointment OF Federal receiver
would not affect the States case, and that
In the end, II forfeiture Of charter 10 OBJ
tanned. the corporation ylll ultimately
have 10 submit to the Stats to affect re-
organization unless II wishes TO reduce Its
property to the condition OF that Of the
Texas Trunk, which has no charter and Is
being run by Federal receiver.
At the railroad commission office the
opinion is that the application for Fed
eral receiver will be made, and It IL be-
ilcved there that the application Tor q
pUstponement Of the forfeiture suit re-
Gently made by the defendants was to gain
time 70 80 10 the Federal courts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-14
BAIL WAS REFUSED ERWIN
SAYS HE WILL APPEAL FROM THE
RULING or JUDGE CLINT.
Further Testimony Ms 10 the Bnrn-
Ing of the Eakins Homestead, Al
legged 10 Have Caused killina.

Dallas, Texas, January .13.--Jndge Clint
of the Dallas district criminal court today
refused the application OF H. p. Erwin
for release on bail on habeas corpus hear
ing for the killing OIL. @. Randic on De-
cember 10 last. Erwin was remanded to
Jail
His attorneys announced that they would
appeal from Judge Clint's decision TO the
State court OF criminal appeals. now In
session In this city
After waiting two days, the court finally
succeeded In getting X. B. Wills. one Of
the two missing witnesses it desired. The
testimony OF Wills was as startling as any
that has preceded It. Briefly IL was that
at the time Of the burning Of the Eakins
homestead In this city he WAS assistant en-
gineer at the Mcleod hotel on the day
preceding the fire Erwin asked him for the
loan Of dollar and a half with which to
buy coal oil TO use in burning tho Eakins
homestead: Wills did not have the money.
but Erwin got II elsewhere and the house
was burned and Erwin sent Wills to Randle
to collect money for tho Job OF arson;
Randle paid him S45; month later a man
called at his iWills) house. 591 South
Akard street and paid him $50. saying as
he paid the amount: Take this $3.50 TO Err
win and tell him to leave the country
Later Erwin sent Wills TO an insurance
agency to tell them that n they would pay
for the information he would tell them
who burned the Eakins house. Although
the insurance company was out $4,000 In
surance on the burned building they did
not take advantage Of the Offer.
As soon as the court got through with
Witness Wills. grand jury bailin took
him before that body, which also had other
witnesses before II. Other surprising in
dictments are looked for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-14
A RAILROAD RATE MEETING.
PROPOSED CONVENTION or MrR.
CHANTS AND MANurACTURERs.


Austin. Texas. January IA. A. Kemp.
merchant and manufacturer Of Wichita
rails, Is here today to interview the rail-
road commission for the purpose Of And
ing some way. II possible. OF obtaining re-
lief from the burdensome transportation
conditions which have followed the grant
ing the Mccormick injunction. MIR. Kemp
proposes to work up meeting Of repre-
sentatives of all the mercantile and manu-
featuring interests in the State at which
to devise plan for bringing about set
Element OF existing differences between
the railroads aud the commission SO as to
permit development of the State and sop
the disturbances which have arisen in
rate matters of late. He is convinced that
If those who are most interested In the
matter will get together and express them
selves emphatically on the subject a
change for the better will be brought
about, which change must comc soon II
paralyzation OF Texas enterprises is TO be
avoided.