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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-27
III NW1 FT.N-NINTWWNV
ltAl salrs OF stOcks lM5.2Nl sharns
New York Mining Stocks
BrcadstuTs and Provisions.

CHlCAGO-Wheat sagGed for Il time
To-day, but recovered on talk OF cash
sales, Septembe: closing &c ov-r yes
terdny, Corn closed shade and oats
fEC lower. Provisions at the close were
2isc to lI34c depressed.
At the beginning of trade IN the
wheat pit the market derived tirmucss
under the influence o. c sd advance Al
Liverpool and yesterdays Indications
OF foreign willingness to buy the great
American cereal at prevailing prices.
September opened AG49c to hGf%c owe"
yesterday at 75&976c. Then consider
ations OF different kind were Impress
ed upon the talent. Liverpool showed
lhaDllity TO mold its early advance: the
southwest sold in anticipation Of heavy
receipts and the price current declared
that despite the Pacific coast shrink
age. the yield OF wheat in this country
will aggregate $4,000 900. This ele-
ment was regarded with smile by
some, but 1t WAS influential with 9TH
cfs. The outside Speculation was lax
ana September with occasional spasms
OF recovery. gradually slBged to 1i&c
AL the bottom there was covering by
shorts on renewed talk OF cash sales
anu on the falling of In receipts which
We're less than last years ut the pri-
mary points. September raI71td In ac-
tive order at I5tc and closed firm. ut &c
over yesterday at 5$T7JGc. Cash
sales here were put ut 10000 bushels.
ClearRnceS at the seaboard in wheat
and flour were equal to 4l5.G1J bushels.
Primary receipts aggregated Coz. 600
bushels. compared with $4,000 bushels
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported $50 cars, against 2S4 last week
and 3S2 n year ago. Local receipts mum
oereu l35 cars, thirty-two OF which were
or contract grade. Claims were made
OF heavy business having BEEN done at
Duluth and New York for export. but
rs far as Duluth was concerned, con-
iirmttion was not Forthcoming. The
seah1ard reported heavy acceptances
by late cables and placed the amount
taken for export at 100000 bushels.
Corn was affected at times by the
enrly heavinaSs In wheat and the pros
poets OF big crop: nj others by the
excellent shipping demand. Fiuctua-
lions In the active trading month were
confined TO &c and the bulk OF the
trading was midway between the ex-
treUles. The recovery OF wheat during
the last hour had beneficial effect On
corn, but the recovery was not COM
pete. shipments from Chicago during
the last twenty-four hours amounted TO
10000 bushels. making the shipments
for the past four days exceed the re-
ceipts by 100000 bushels. Receipts
were SO2 cars. September sold between
%Bc and size, closing a shade lower
ut S18GS7&c. Country offerings were
again small. Oats were easy. lacking
the recuperative energy displayed by
wheat from which 1t might have derIv-
ed some benefit had 1t followed It's
usual tactics. Trade was slow. Sep
TENDER sold between &c and 22Ec.
closing NC down at 22Sc. Receipts
We're li5 cars.
Provisions suffered from the heavy
run OF hogs in the weSt-3C. 800 head.
compared with 1880 the like day q
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STRIKES AT THE CHURCH..

DR.. Samuel Dickie, in Notifying
Mctcalfo of His Nomination for the
Vice Presidency, Uses Strong Ian
guage.
NEW YORK. July e5.-Thc official
notification OF Henry B. Metcalte. OF
Pnwtucket, X. l.. OF his nomination for
vice president on the Prohibition ticket,
took place in Carnegie hall tonight.
John G: Woolley, OF Chicago, the cam
didatc for president. who was notified
officially in Chicago last Tuesday. wns
present. Dr. Samuel Dickie, OF MIch,-
san, chairman OF the notification com.
mittee. in making the not hcation, said;
u believe that on the distract mcr.
Its OF the case, II 1t We're safe for them
TO do so. Democratic or Republican
politicians would be against the saloon,
But they have found the saloon means
business, They have discovered that
the church has come to that pass when
It merely Offers resolutions anu taxes
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Live Stock
UNION STOCK YARDS,
Wheeling w Nn Irlu DC


Following were the quotations that
ruled to-day:
Cattlc-Extra. ! .OC0 to 1900, 81 756p5 25;
good. 900 to 1000. 81 50Q4 IS: good. 500 10
800, 81 OO8i 80; good zoe TO 500, So 5OQ
90; common. So Goes so; bulls. 81 5OI
3 80: cows. 81 5OG3 %.
HoGs-Activc; extra, Sc 25GI5 40: 200 /
S. 00q5 %; common. 81 5oTti &c.
Sheep-Exlra. dull at IS 00q4 90: good,
81 GDG13 90.
Lambs-Dull ut So ooq5 90: calves,
81 O0@t 90: fresh COWS, $50 O0G35 90 per
head
CHICAGO-Catue. receipts 1900
head; choice fat and heavy steers
steady to strong; light MEDIUM and
common steady to slow: butchers
stock steady to strong; best on sale to-
day, one carload At Sc 10 Natives:
Good to prime steers S. 25I5 Sc: pooe
TO medium 81 5OWi 60: selected feeders
81 OOVi Is; cows, So 00Gi SIS: heifers,
50 p0d5 10: bulls steady at 50 COAT co:
calves. 35I40c higher ut IS OOI6 90
Hogs, receipts to-day, 1900 head; to L.
morrow. l4,Oo0 head. estimated; left
over. 5000 head; market lOc lower, clos
Ing weak; top. s. 30; mixed and butch
ers s. 0jI5 80; good TO choice heavy
s. OJltI 2IA; bulk OF sales s. l0I5 20
Sheep, receipts 10000 head; sheep and
lambs generally lOai5c higher: good to
choice wethcrs 81 l5G+ so; mixed Sc 25G
10: native lambs 81 25Q5 So.
EAST LIBERTY-Caulr steady; ex-
ira. s. SOFAS 20: prime. IS 4OG5 90: com.
mon. 81 50H4 90. Hogs dull and lower;
heavy Workers S. so: heavy hogs. IS 500
3 10; roughs. 50 5084 20. Sheep steady:
choice wethers 81 1904 so: common.
81 5OG2 80; choice lambs s. 25G5 30:
common TO good 50 0jT5 90. Veal calves
SC 5OIT 90.
ClNClNNATI-Hogs active at 81 Goa
10.
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NEW YORK-An effort was made to
sustain the market for tin In bidding
SS4 90 for spot. but the July delivery,
which means only few days later.
was offered at 500 90. with only s32 90
bid. The market however, closed steady
at S34 90 for spot. while the London
market closed los lower. Copper was
quiet and unchanged at SIS 50. Lead
and spelter also ruled quiet on the ba-
Sis OF 50 977@Ii 02h and 81 25Gi 30. re-
specuvely. Iron was dpll and unset
tied At SIC 90 for pig iron warrants.
birmingham reports declining market.
No. Is sold as low as sll o5. The brok-
ers' price for lead was s. eS and for
copper SIG 50.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets

Al Hets'
NEW YORK, July 2d.-Moncy on call
steady lhllH per cent Prime mrr-
ron,il. pnprr 43iH rar rent S,,.ri,,,,
,h. a., ,,
' go '''''' ''''''''''' -
"''"e'n o'''' d. - o'7' '"E u'''1''u anu
at - ON A"r ." G1SS' postsu rates
e. o'flVi Cd anu - ''e' oS's' cothiiitr-
''1' "'''s - ''S' ''F2' iur SILVER WAC
"'l'e' Ge'''''tl''" ''9'-54c' MeAicah
u''''i" ''G' "''ei'''ne''t oo''u7 suo"k'
7'l'e o''uS ''1C'''e' la!Itoau Oohus
III tHH'"i'
rug Wanting "Iu'uu2 OF 'hs STOCK
''''' me- "'s th'p'''Aa'"SI 'o'uA!' BON
"uJe'S anu He''e'o were scarce ana the
mar "Sl "dS "s"''J A'dHH1hl' Us SHOWN
Wy ''+ 'o''" '"'e'Ni's uuFihH WHICH '"e
'chtI was ''"'A""'sSS' me pFoiess!oH'
al 'F"oeFS hAH GlscOHFAH'HS TASK IN
'hs'F attempts 10 HHt "uii'cleht Farllr
''"h w PRICES 10 MAKE thilr tTiuc7. IN:
''lH' "f' vas cIui''S reluctant 10 toiio"
-. 800, ,...,, .
-. ' " - '''i''''- " '''s
49, l''''' 80 "',l,',.'s" Il" one "F TWO
go 49, r '1""', '''''' i''' '''"'N,S"
'',''''t ''' me- '.'e I''''' : VI XIV '"'".''
go ''.s.'''r' "a '''s D"''" /" 'iu'4'ee
- '-sS' ~ l'''' s'''" WIS utica III
va, .'"'' ~. 'o'''9' !" we're ci'-
'u'1'eu lhat Tue statement or earnings
40 ','' ''.'' a. , '''' VIA PROVE 'et'tr t"lh
'''''' ''''' vN''I, 's'' i'"t lh' N'sh p'ic2
va w. '''o, . '''''' ,"l /" tHc' VILE
s's,'l' - No. '''""''' q a,'s"' '"'iy saves
ma ''S' Bun ''''''''loli " ONO
I ,I,. '''s '''oSt ''o'i,''ie'' sufferer iF""
os"I''S ''''n ".'N Il ''"'4 III : points "S''"
'e"''iN's D"un' was cast upon 'ht
P''''''Svu "i''ueh" Tor III" nan yea: by
'"''e"' '"'''"''' a "tl'''-o'icla! an
n"H"ee'',''.t gwen OUT tate IN the day
''"t I" n'.'t yearly uiVidend OF PER
e'"' "o"'" % declared in august
sA"Se" tut recovery OF less thln halt Of
'''e loss M'SouF' Pacific was also nota-
Wy S'iBhAht on the practical abandon
Inent OF recently ENCOURAGED prnynnrrs
VI " H'NIuSl'N' IIic hlNIucuu III the wa
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10 be large sellers OF high grade Amcrl-
can railroad bonds. But the operations
ere evidently conducted through other
than stock exchange channels is thers
are no large trunsacuoua made there
and prices are little changed, The sell
Ing OF high grade bonds By foreiga
holders with the Offering in this mar.
Eei OF foreign. government and munich
pal bonds goes TO explain how the coun
iry's enormous balance on merchandise
account is being met. Total SALTS pac
value $50, go
United States rcfundIng IS when !s-
sued and the 3s advanced !. per cent
and the new Is coupon. old IS aad IS !,
per cent In the bid price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-27

yta- ago Speculation vas IA, Rai ;he
cGsS demand somewhat 81 sr,-, What
Il had t-sn recently. ,Sssptsrnh.r pork
sold between I'll SIt= and III g. and
ciss=d Eiac under yesIsniRy at Hl 60:
September lard between s. 7gGi ~.
Gad s sif., ciesiHc g4c DOWN al
isF3isqs -. and September ribs be-
t"g1n g 7h. and 50 SsNs. with this cios=
14.t fzductd from ysster!ay az So S..
F.su'uatei receipts Tomorrow:
Wheat. So cars: corn. 80 cars: cats.
li5 cars. hogs. =, 90 head.
lLs !rs1ciEE IuIuEeB .sasvG - foupE-I
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Special Dispatch % tbA lntsllisencsF.
WASHINGTON, u, C.. July :g,-Pen.
sIors have been granted 10 West VIZ.
slria applicants az t9llowz:
Orlginai-samuei Laughlin. Wheel.
ing. IS.
Iucrease-Josfph 81. Shaw, Burns
vile. Esv2c!=D 10 -; George Rollins,
Penusboro. to 80. William Hugh. Wed,
Cnlon. to ;l2: and John W. smarr,
Scwb-rne, 10 =.
Addlii0ngt-Levi Combs, Biundon. Sc,
nad Michael +. Butcher. Weston. 8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-27

NEW YoRK-BusIncss In bleached
cottons has been the chief feature to-
day. Most agents report orders In
considerable number without large In
div!dual operations and steady mar
ket on current basis. No change In
brown goods; demand dull and prices
irregular. Fine brown shectings slow,
Print cloths selling in odd goods only at
STEADY prices. Denims and other coarse
colored cottons Inactive and easy
Prints dull throughout, no change in
gtnghams; cotton Innings OF all kinds
inactive: wooden goods quiet: BUYERS
waiting for next weeks openings.
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open, High. Low. Gloss.


Cash quotations were US follows:
Flour easy.
WheaI-$o, J, SgJ74c: No. , red 76ltc.
Corn--Nu. :, 3s1.c; No. . yellow 2siac.
Oais-So. =. 2iGsi.c: No. white
az. q &c. No. white 2iI%7c.
Bariry-GoOd feeding. iOc.
Malt4AS~-Fair TO choice 4il i6c-
FiuNseed-Nb. l. 81 30: 40. north
western 81 so.
Mess Pork-Per barrel Ill lo1ll 60.
LaId-Per 100 lbs. Sc ijEG 6Il4.
Shurt Ktbs-Sldes uoosel 81 S7[.u7 Is.
Dry salted shoulders tboXedD GEhTc.
Short clear sides boxed s. 35u7 IS.
WhIsky-Basis OF high wines. 81 "3ls.
Sugars unchanged.
ClOveT-Cuntract grade, IS 90.
Butter--Firm; creameries ljTlshc;
dairies. liIl7c.'
Chctse-Steady at 9is9i04c.
EGgs-Firin: fresh llEc.
NEW YORK-Flour, receipts 2?.SO5
barrels; exports S.i32 barrels; spring
patents duh and easy; winter wheat
moderately active and steady; spring
bakers more active; new t!our Is said to
be OF ilne quality: Minnesota patent
81 15ili 60
Wheat, receipts EOS. $50 bushels; ex-
l''l ~ liblltE SlFvN htN NNsAHS ~ =
red S27sC (. .. b.. ailoIt; options opened
firm: closed firm Mt &c net advance:
close: July. SlSc: September SO%c;
December. size.
Corn. receipts 1870 bushels: exports
@4l,S 33 bushels; spot market steady: No.
=. +4350iiSC ntlOat; options steady:
closed firm ut Il partial &c net ad-
vance; close: July. iG&C; September.
! 43J-c. December. 40Lr
Oats. receipts 10000 bushels; exports
1855 bushels; spot market dull: No. ..
22&c; options duI! and barely steady.
Hay, leather. beef and cutm"ats
steady Hops quiet Hides firm. Lard
easier. Pork quiet. Tallow dull Cot
tonseed oil steady.
Rice steady MOlasses firm. Rosln
quiet. Turpentlnc weak.
Coffee, futures opened steady; closed
steady at 5 points higher TO points
lower; total sales. $3.50 bags.
Sugar raw strong; held higher: fair
refining SIC; Centrifugal. 9G test. iSc;
moiasses sugar 4Ac; refined strong.
BALTIMORE-Flour steady. receipts
1851. Wheat dull and easier: spot and
| July 725sQ73c: receipts 1886 bushels.
| Corn firm; spot, July and August 42Sg
i2Hc; receipts 72.923 bushels. Oats
steady; No. . white 3lGI3l &c. Hay dull.
Cheese firm. Butter steady. Eggs
weak
ClNCIENATl-Ilour dull. Wheat
quiet; No. . red 77177isc. Corn dull;
No. . mixed 43c. Oats quiet: No. .
| mixed &c. Rye quiet: No. .. 60c Lard
quiet ut Sc 50. Rulkmeats easy Mt 81 %.
Bacon active md firm ut IS IS. Whisky
steady at 81 %. sugar firm.
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po,tmasters commlssloped.

Special Dispatch 10 the IuIelligenoer.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July s5.-The
postoGicr department. has commissioned
the following poa,nastsrs In West Viz
girIa:
Howard II. Cox, Ellis: Romie S.
Thompson. Hernshaw; DAVID NJ, Poe,
Sincerity. Abraham l. Hartman.
Burnt House; Edward Il. Fuller. Co
riRth; R-brccn F. McElwain. Diana;
Lawrence r. Miller. Okonoko.
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ALFRED {. MEYER co,
DEALERS IN
StOckS. Bonds, Grain and PrnYisinns

y.
Continuous Grain, Stock and Cot
ton quotations furnished over our
private wire system and n full limo
of live market gossip. Our great
system OF lines extends through
Ohio. New York, Pennsylvania, In
diana, West Virginia and MARYLAND
Until further notice we will deni
in all the active stocks. including
Met. Sugar, Brooklyn, Man. and ali
the metal stocks. One margin and
no interest.
To bur customers we offer an un-
equaled quick service and promp.
replies. Telegraph and telephone
charges both ways assumed by us
Write US to-day for our daily mar
ket letter and quotation record. The
accounts Of individuals solicited,
References furnished. Business can
be transacted by mail US well as by
private wire.
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no prae\eGl arsloz. But the sssus Il
the lin: .ou mat yote:r are getting
away frGfn\ se th:aid9fa q parry
Sig. As,ea!N wax greeted enthusiast
tIealIy WHEN heNuse to respond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-27
Petroleum.

OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 Of; GER
uticates. first bid. 81 IS; sales 5000 bar
rels cash oil at Il %: closed at 81 % bid
for cash oil; shipments 1881 barrels:
average Ss,2G6 barrels; runs s9,iS5 bar
rels; average. S9.546 barrels.
NEW NOTWITHSTANDING oil stool,
s537I54O. i - 80 -
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RAILROADS.

Leave, Arrive
From Wheeling to n, III. 4. m.
Grafton and Cumberland. I 'lS:2Ol $50
Washington and Baltimore. 'i2:2OI $40
Philadelphia and New York. I2:20I sS:lo
p. IN
Pittsburgh and Cumberland '5iGl 'll:3,
WASHINGTON and Baltimore, 'b:lll slltSj
philadelphia and New York '5:i5I .iI:Sj
Grafton and Cumberland. I $50 I 500
FN!rnunt and Gratton....., 'G;G0I 1850
Washington (Pa) and Pitts. go '6:aj
a, IN.
GAINESVILLE and NcwHrk..... s7:5I lid
| Columbus and ChiCABo..,I sT:Gl siIg
.. m.
GAINESVILLE and ColuLnbnS..,, '10I0l .S:l1
| Cincinnati and St. Louis.... 'I0Id XII
Grafton and Cumberland... 1o:SH siQ;a)l
| Washington and Baltimore. 'lp:s0l sI1:S1
p%n. o. IN.
GAINESVILLE and Ncwnrk..... i?06I $50
Columbus and ChiCngo.u... '4:OL $40
| Washington (PaJ ard Pitts. 3:l5I 1880
Philadelphia ana New York. 3:i5 'l0,l3
Grafton and Cumberland. h.o0l 'l0:3D
Washington and Baltimore. SOD
Pittsburgh and Cumberland $40 sl0:l,
Washington and baltimore. '5:;5I 'lo:l3
PhIladciphia and New York G:2oI .lo:la
GAINESVILLE md Columbus, 'lL3pI '6:2a
Cincinnati and ST. Louis. 'llIg SEQ
Pitts. and Washington Pa)l ;'G00 5
DAILY. EXCEPT Sunday. Sundays only
Pullman Sleeping or Parior Cans on al
through tra!ns.
r. C. BURKE. aG
City Passenger and Ticket Agent, Wheel.
Ing. Agent for oil Steamship Limos.
F. D. UNDERWOOD. D. d. MARTIN,
General Manager. Mgr PaGA, Trafflc.
-nlltimore.-
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OHIO VALLEY EXPRESS.
1000 n. m.-Dally exccp, Sunday-F'or
MOundsvIllc. New MuTtnsville. SIa-
tersvillc. st. MIrys. Marietta. Par
kcrsburg, RHvenswood, MIlwood,
Pom-roy, P,. Pleasant, Charleston.
GallipoliS. huntington. Kenoyn, Iron
ton, Portsmouth. HGIsboro, CincIn.
natl. and all points South and West.
Runs solid 10 Cincinnati. Parlor Car.
ltENOYA EXPRESS.
!l:ij n. m.-DaIly-For SiSicrBv!lle Mari
eta, ParkCrsburE, PomeFoy. Point
Pleasant. Charleston. GnilIpol!S,
Huntington. Kcnoya. and principal
intermediate points Parlor Car.
ACCOMMODATION
3iJ p. m.-Daily-For Parkersburg and
intermediate points.
EXPRESS.
100 p. m.-Dally except Sunday-For Sis I
tcrsv!le. st. Marys. WavOrIy. MARI
eta, ParkcrSburg, and intermediate
points north OF SistersYllle.
l. Z. CHALENOR. ~
Gen. Pass Agent
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Wool

an. Wool. 1900 \. tsf go
My YoRK-wool steady.
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CINCINNATI-Hogs active at 81 Goa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
C0NGER SAYS THEY
ARE DESPERATE

New York. Aug. A message from
Minister Conger in -Pekin. dated July
%. has arrived at Che Foo. says dis
patch to the Herald. Mr.. Conger says
that they have provisions and can hold
out for six days.
Food in Pekin is growing scarce. It
is reported that cessation of attacks on
the foreigners was by order of an i'm
perial decree.
All the Pekin and Sung Chow Ameri-
cans, also the Walkers. Chapins. Sails.
Wickoffs, Hobart, Terry and Mackay
are safe in Pekin. All the mission
property has been destroyed.
There is every indication that the
Chinese government is awakening to
the gravity of the situation. 1t is en-
deavoring to throw the responsibility
for the outrages in Pekin and else
where on the mob. Through diplomacy
it is seeking to fOment international
Jealousies TO prevent the advance of
troops on Pekin, to escape lawful pun
ishment and to patch up a peace.
The foreigners here feel that the Chi
neSe government is responsible for the
chaos, and they are indignant at the
reception given to Ii Hung Chang at
shanghai.
1t is the conviction of t } eryOne that
no halfway measures should be used.
There is nothing to prevent q march on
Pekin and the overthrow of the present
government. 1t is commonly asserted
that if this is not done the same
trouble viii be repeated every few
wears,
Two Indian regiments. one British
field battery and General Gaselee have
arrived.
Any further delay in advancing on
Pekin viii be criminal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05

from Lacund Marianne announcing
prisoners would be well treated.
"(Signedl MAC ARTHITR
General MacArthur's latest casualty
list IS as follows:
Killed July rs, Sariana, LuzOn. Com
pany F, ThiTtieth infantry: Ellis O
Kindred. Charles J. Kriger. July II:
Oromtueta Mindanao, Company l. For
tleth infantry; Sergeant l. n. Stanley.
Wounded: Sergeant Harry Emmerl.
wounded in chest, slight: April %. La
Paz. Leyte. Company 1, Twenty-third
infantry, Sergeant Gottlieb D. Schlew-
ing. in head, slight; F. J. Knofenka. in
head, slight; June 80. Pavia. Panav.
Company K, Twenty-sixth infantry. O.
M. Utz, elbow. slight; July q. Badere
Luzon. Company G, Twelfth infantry,
Corporal Thomas Smith. leg above
knee. slight: f. b. ConkIin. hand
slight; Arthur Saiter. leg above knee
slight: March rs. Calbyog, Leyte, Com
pany G. Thirty-fourth infantry. Charles
e. MessiCk. hand. slight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
LYNCHING is THREATENED,
Man Charged With Assaulting Girl
at Walla Walla.

Walla Walla, Wash. Aug. 4.-Emma
Kidwell, a 15-year-old girl. was bru-
tally assaulted by an unknown man
at o'clock this afternoon in the sub
urbs of Walla Walla The man threw
her upon the ground. and when she
screamed he pulled out a pocket knife
and stabbed her several times in the
region of the heart and then ran away.
The girl is in a critical condition.
Late tonight a man answering the
description given was arrested by the
police. He was taken TO. the county
Jail and soon the news spread that
the girls aSsailant had been captured.
A crowd gathered and angry murmur-
ingS were heard. For the sake of pre-
caution the authorities took the Dris-
Oner TO the state penitentiary, where
he can be guarded safely. The feeling
is intense. anG il is feared if the right
man has been caught he will have
trouble in escaping the vengeance of
the people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-05
lHE HERALD BULLETIN,

PAGE ONE.
American Force Is Annihilated.
Lives Lost In Fire.
PAGE TWO.
Parisians Variously Moved.
PAGE THREE,
Catholics Urged to Organize.
PAGE FOUR.
Belgian Hare Craze.
Joseph Lippman Returns.
England Watches Campaign.
City Clerks Work a Graft.
PAGE FIVE
Truce Between City and Power Co.
PAGE SIX
Mining News.
Weeks Stock Market
Empress Frederick Has Cancer.
Mining News.
PAGE SEVEN.
Calls to Catholics.
PAGE EIGHT.
City's School Population.
PAGE NINE.
Text of German Trade Treaty.
Evidence of Alliance With Britain.
Dubois Says Victory is Certain in
Idaho.
PAGE TEN.
Men of the Mining Camps.
= SOlG1er ana warren.
PAGE ELEVEN.
Buck Bills Burying.
PAGE 7 WELVE
Editorial.
PAGE THIRTEEN.
Society.
PAGE FOURTEEN.
Financial and Commercial.
PAGE FIFTEEN.
The Great Fire On the Comstock
Lode.
PAGE SIXTEEN
The Old Hays Long Leather Bag.
The Geography Match in Toil-Holt
District.
PAGE SEVENTEEN
The Sea Cook.
China's Unspeakable Tortures.
PAGE EIGHTEEN.
Youths Page.
PAGE NINETEEN
China's Exhibit at Paris.
PACE TWENTY,
Woman's Page,