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Movement of Grain.
Stocks of Grain in Store
Shipments of Flour

ST. Louis. s.GSs .bls.; Chicago. 1884 bhls.:
Detroit sol bbls.; Milwaukee. Il, SO bbls: Min
neapoIis .I.sli bbls.. New York a,66l obls, and
Is SzJ SKIS; Baltimore. g. $50 bbs.; Philadephia.
80 tens and 800 sNs.: Boston, 5,022 Skis; New
Orleans lie btls. and a. sAs
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THE COTTON SITUATION.
There Was Rather an Exciting Ad-
vance in Options.

ST. Louis. Monday. June q. 1900.
Tie strength witnessed last week in cotton
vas carried over Sunday and the opening
at a good advance In speculative values. Liver
poo, and New York both very strong and
higher tor spots and futures. condition of sf-
fans that Vas reflected in this market By
adv aLce Of l-iGc. The close all the cts
firm and New York was better.
Local Marhet-SteaGy and I-I5S higher Sales
6lu bales.
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Net receipts at United states ports for thres
days 1926. bales against 5.sJs for tho time
last week and 80 last year: slncs sept tyJ
tss bales. against s,ss4. 10 bales time last
Exports for thiss days 5.Se. bales against
a, IA for time last week. Stock hand
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Natives About steady-Texans In
chanSed--HoEs steady.
St. Louis Monday Iu-e u ION


CATTLE-NatIvs Beef Cattle Trade-Tha ma
tive cattle run was exceptionally small But for
or loads Of beef and butcher cattle and Few
odd dairy cows. this branch OF The business
would have been practically unrepresented. on
the contrary. buying Interests out IN sull
force on both local and outside account. Not
withstanding the heavy receipts and lower
ports from other mar Iaets. values held iirm here
on all killing cattle The stOcker class!!;cstions
were not sufficiently represented TO create any
quotable cha ge in general conditions
Sales included beef steers l.e@ TO I.51l lbs.
erasc. at SOLO to 10, beef steers $40 ls2 lbs
average at $40 10 $40, butcher and hcifers
at s. Is TO Si-25 stock cows and heifeEs az s. .
10 81. veal calves At $50 50 80. bulls q. -
to S3.3o and mixers at S-5 TO s5I per aBl
calf.
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Miscellaneous Markets.

HieHN IN ES-S selling on basis or u g.
go Per ico s- heavy cast s.c 9 s,ee, and nsies-
f. sine s: g. P.xtsr Pss@Sg m ss Copper o. Lead
S. Sesr Rs snE s ard s pa aaf sS
M Shaved -four lou eGpper sSl
@ as s2 sf sS 81 sees s s Scls
ss. s:I ss PORK ee.
hoop do. szasss: half bbls; SSc; meal bbls. Sci
DTfhSss sss S anRs s0ls soo S sS $40 ton
EEEsWAS.Firm; yE!ss Prime Prime 2Se per y:
and &c y large x 'ks gray sss Whit Whit Old W
f5r small skis. Duck-white 5sas.c: dark 2I9
s sa G9:kas d rs TAIL sHs ponssrs &c. i nn 3 and
tail 2eg; wing and pointers Sc: pointers &c
goat KIDS and O ou Tesss s @
RooTs-GinsenE at from ss9s. 50 for small to
apple 2a2'zc: snake zoc: black sq4ci angelica 50
2i-c:. blood 2izc: bluefiag &c: skull cap leaves
SHOULD be- tho thereushiy dry ana cies Ss5re be- being 5H
siEEP. PE:LTs-wool pelts at 5o9soc: lamb
2,a55c; shearlings 2oa2jc. Dry or fallen pelts .
wi ~WHhiTE BEANs-cholcc hand-picEed pea beans
on E trk. held at $50: LIma S.; jobbing from
store s2z5: Western sIsesI7S: 5s,:sI.5. ,,..
dark and broken GO, for less. Extracted and
strained in bbls ogoi2c. and In cans lkc per ID.
higher.
LINSEED OIL-Per gal: Raw at &c: boiled
at sc. ic per gal. less in car lots Castor oil in
bbls. per lb-No. i2c; No. toI1c. Cottonseed
oil-Summer yellow 39c: white +0c: winter yellow
4ic: white 45c
Petroleum.
New York. June 25..Petroleum steady.
Oil City. Pa. June 2S.-Credit balances 81. =.
Certificates l23 bid for cash Shipments three
days. l26.1l. average e1.0S4 bb!s.; runs. three
days. 2SS,yss bbis. average ss.52s.
Sugar.
New York June 2s.-Susar-Raw strong; fair
refining Al 3-i5c; centrifugal Al 1-lsc. Molasses
sugar 5-I6c. refined firm.
New Orleans. June 25.-Sugar strong; centrt-
fueal yellow 4745c; seconds 3G4&sc. Moiasses
quiet; nominal.
Metal Market.
New York. June 25.-The principal feature In
the market for metals to-day was the advancing
OF lead by the American Smelling and Refining
company, the quotation at the close OF bust
ress today being 81. i0Gi.l5 and very unset
tied Tin was rather unsettled all day. closing
at s35.59g3l.59. Lake copper ruled dull and un-
cnansed at sl6.5o. Pig Iron warrants ruled
weaker nominaly on the basis OF s4 % for spot.
No ! Northern quoted at SIS and No. 2. North
ern S.. Spelter was a little steadier. but not
SSnStta5iy SSuotaey higher closing at si.I5gia 20. The
brokers' s price for lead was "a and for copper
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Miss Mollie Langley,

REPCBLIC SPECfAIA
Poplar Bluff, Mo-, June z.-Miss Nom.
Langley. aged q. died to-day from. con.
SUMPTION She was a daughter of Judrs ~
:. Langley and was a very prominent you~:
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& 'O6ee,

New York June 25.-Coffee-Spot hrrn; Rio
nominal invoice She; mild market quiet. Cor
doVa y mlSi2c. The market for coffee futures
opere'l steany. 10 10 points higher on firm E,i-
r"pean cables light Brazilian receipts, demand
IHnl shpTts ana investment support. As the call
continued TO improve On buy:ng. for :,,th
counts and the scarcity of sellers the situation
in the cash market also slightly improved
though business was slack. The close was
steady with prices 10 ~ points net higher
Total sH-s II. 40 bags. including July 100
.lac; Aug. ~; sept. 1-95g7 .3oc: Oct. 1.2sc;
20; = %c' Dec. 1.S5al.5t:: March 7..Gc: May
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Liverpool Narket-Spos demand far and prices
332d higher: up.aIids I'D. Sales -. ~ bales.
Futures closed STEADY. July lSt4d g.. June-July
8 il-6ld g.. Juiy-Aug. . 1@-6fi -: Aug.-Sept.
i-G4d; Sept.-Oct 5t-6id. Oct.-Noy 4i-t4d b.:
Ncy.-Dec. 4 5S-6ld s.
New YORK Market-Spot quiet at LILO advance:
midiling y y-l6c Eutures closed arm.
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mules and there II no seeming urgency among
the dealers 10 purchase literally tn view Of such
limited demand from the outside sources.
Mule quotations Qor broken mules to years
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Warehouse statement to-day;

IlsS,5 ,nsss and T. sS,ns sc es.ow NIs - o..
ID. sac. Iron cotton ties Sl.SJ hemp twine 30
per 10.
Warehouse statement to-day:
Is7o lseo 1898 -
Net receipts since Sept. 1......-lies. 81 is3. Ve3
Gross receipts to-day 5s4
Grcss receipts since Sept. l.-.....1gS.Z.S .353
G5Sss SiSss ships!s shpnsn1s 81 sn's asS ssi,.
Stock hand. 1855 1,,253
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ltu nge OF Futures.
Rye.


Rye was weak and lower in sympathy
with wheat and corn. July opened at SIC
and sold off 20 6lIsc. which Is a loss OF lc.
sss ssp' NO .oi on V track s sold at s5c The visible
supply decreased l36.Vo bu. Chicago con-
tributed 220co bu. Receipts were cars.
Barley.
The barley market was firm. with sales o.
sample ranging from S8c to 46c. Feed lots
were quoted from 3Sc to 4lc. The visible
supply decreased 3,ooo bu; Receipts were IA
cars. New York exported 5000 bu.
FIaxseed.
Covering by shorts. stop-loss orders. no re-
lief in the Northwest from the hot dry
weather. and an advance of Soc in Duluth
seed market. Futures at one time were $50
size higher, but at the close only SlaQI0c OF
this was retained. Duluth at one time was
Opened OPP ned a" sl. G advanced to sis5 then T re-
acted to Las. and closed at N.55. Oct. be-
gan at VII rose TO N-'o. tnen declined TO
market started 1t advanced &c. &c and &c at
a jump. Cash remained steady at 81 80. No
receipts or shipments
Timothy and Clover Seeds.
Timothy seed was strong and higher with
SEPT. up soc and oct. 4oc Sept opened at
$40 and sold up to $50. closing with sellers
here and buyers at S: 10. Oct was offered
at 50 80. Commiss,on-houses were the best
huyers About ~ cars changed hands.
Glover held steady. with contract quoted IS
Provisions were heavy and closed at a
Considerable reduction. The days decline
In pork was 32I2uS5c, and in lard and ribs
prise. numbering 1900. as against 80 600 ex-
pected- The total at !, the M chief Western
pared with 65 400 a year ago at same places
Liverpool quoted Sd advance in lard.
Estina ted receipts at Chicago for Tuesday
were $4,000 Swift & Co and other packers
session.
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Hides.
When sold round: Green-salted Missouri and
Illinois &c; Arkansas and Southern ezc. Dry
dtnt-Chotce Tsxaa l6hc: average TexaS xe;
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Missouri & Illinois Clean clear.ls az
Med. combing. 0ixti2l BURY .... 10 Hi3
Med. clothing. .isis sG2o Tex. l. 7. & OK.
iSrad X low..-lS as Medium -. -lsi21-y
mixed :. IL Qls Fine medium. .l5 glei1
Slightly brrryi5 SIl6 Light fne......Is Gi6
Hard bury ...i3 tgl5iz Heavy fine ....il Ai2i,
Light nne ....ls al; So hard burry.u Hl2ii
Heavy tine ...iS ~ Slightly burry.H ais
Wisconsin & Iowa Dakota S Western
Bright comb -d2l Bright med. ...ls asa
Cloth. x braialS Nls park med.-...R glI
Dark medium. 10 mlIis Fine medium. .i5 dl6ia
Dark medium .ls dIlT I.ght fine .....i Gljiz
Fine medium ID an Heavy fine --..13 6i3
Light fine III Gti6 Arkansas * South
Heavy fine 80. I:tr l3-i Med lieeces)- .lyire 20
Kansas & N.h-- BURY 80. .---H Hl5
Bright medium. ~ Gigiz Med QooseD I'D U!s
Fine medium.i all Hand bury. Il
Light nne .....B ais Tubwashed-
Fine heavy....11 aTl2Al No. L.. .....-S ,.
Fine medium. .l5 4ilG No .-.-----ss ga
Anrora goat hair BURY --..b 0i'
= n. -. ,h,,, ohnv .
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Poultry. Game and YcaIs.

LIVE rRY-Turhey eys-Average receipts %
Chickens-H.ns iigc: rough and heavy ROSTERS
sc. GGchS 5i.c: live pigeons '5c per lo- fte'se
B.. Spring chickens quoted At llN1Sc per 10.
Spring ducks i2sc Spring geese Sc Siuaos soc.
i.ve pigeons 15C.
GAME-FroG legs pGsoc per Goz 81.
NEA1sS--C'hoice TO fancy &c per ID. IaiF
5lsc Eeretics rough and thin 3ffic. Shesp quotah'e
at S'2t. 4c: thin ewes and bucks 2tsg5c- thoics
surInS lamb, tt-fSc.
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Oats cut loose from Wheat and corn and
closed firm at an advance of from lac 20 I5c
Another wild session was passed In the PIT
Tho trace was euormous-said to be the
heaviest in years. Longs were the best sell
from this source. Sept ranged from 25J.c
to 2t!sc, closing at 26.sc. There Was Il lair
demand for cash. and 10000 bu. were sold
here :or shipment. The visible supply de-
creased 81. 100 bu., while stocks here IN
creased 6s.utJ bu. Receipts were 2S4 cars
with 500 estimated for Tuesday. Withdraw
ais from store amounted to Isl. .739 tu.
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Textile and other Technical
Schools

One Of the chief difficult es me
with by the Southern people, wher
they turn their attention to the mar
ufactur,ng of cotton and other text.
tiles, is that they have anong them
50 few people who are sufficiently
Informed IN such matters as 10 be
able to t Ike charge IL their opera
ton The result is that competent
persons for such work must be
brought from other States and coun
tries.
The Picaynne, while 1t strongly
advocates employing home talent if
Il be available and a. capable IN cv-
cry way as sny that can be procur.
"a elsewhere, does not believe in
Inferior ability because
1 is to be found al home.
What il necessary to any great
'rogrsss n manufacturing IN the
southern Slatee is that there shall
= Southern men who are competent
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-01-17
DEMOCRATIC PARAGRAPHS.

The fact that new trusts arr
being formed with such speed
proves either that existing law il
powerless or that enforcement Of
it Is weak.
According to President McKin
ley, the United States is at peace
with all the nations Of the earth
Yet the Secretary Of the Treasury
wants $3.50, 600, 900 for the army,
more than Great Britain spends in
ordinary times.
\ Some judge in Wisconsin has
enjoined city council from pass
ing legislation. How much fur
Their will judges go in their usurpa.
tons Of powers
The Republican party has come
to believe with Elk Senator Ingalls,,
that the Constitution and the
Declaration Of Independence are
sglittering generalities" and ''irri-
descent Dreams"
1t is the Navy Department
against the entire country in the
Sampson-Schley matter. Pity it
cannot let the thing rest.
According to Otis, Aguinaldo is
now the entire rebellion. Yet that
individual seems competent to
keep the General guessing for
awhile yet.
Hanna named the last President
and win name the next President
and yice-PWsident. He named
the present Governor of Ohio and
will select his next colleague in
the Senate. And the latter's name
will not be Foraker.
1t is rather unfaii for Pennsyl-
vsntans to ask Senator Hoar, to
save them from themselves. II the
state wants 10 be represented by
men ike Quay, It has right to be.
There is no use asking Mckinley
% mediate in South Africa and
,erhaps stop the bloodshed there.
u might make his friend Bull
nyrY and that would never do,
on krow. /;
Whatever moral Justification
ecretary Gage may urge for his =
ciion, be cannot deny that he has :
siiberately violated the laws. That =
nothing. nowadays, however.
The Tagalog guerrillas arc now 8
ported 10 have eva led the troops b
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-01-17

/ am candidate for the office of
District Attorney. 10th judicial
District of Louisiana, subject TO
the action of the District Democratic
nominating authorities. l kindly
tender to the public, as one of my
best recommendations, my record
az such for the time ] held the
Office. JAMES SIMON.
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FOR CORONER.

l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office OF Coroner,
subject to the vote Of the Demo
cratic primaries.
w. J. EMMER, NJ. d.
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hereby announce myself as a
candidate for office Of Sheriff Of
Iberia Parish subject to the Demo
cratic Primary election of this Parish
GEO HENDERSON.
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Secretary. IL. r
p. M. Dickinson Lodge No. sc
/. o. o. f. Meets the rirst, third
and fifth Thursday of every month
at 1870 D. m. All visiting brethren
are cordially invited TO atterd.
A. !. Cammack, Jonn M. Weeks,
Secretary. N. q.
iberia Lodge No. 80 X. Of P.
Meets the second and fourth We'd.
nesday of each month. Visiting
Pythlans are invited TO attend.
A. G.. Gayle, j. w. Compton.
X. of II. q S.. G. g.
Lodge No. 3l55 X. of H. Meets
first and third Tuesday of every
month. Visiting brothers are in
vlted to attend.
5. A. Benthall, John A. French,
Reporter. Dictator.
Cypress Camp No. 81 w. of W.
Meets the first and third Monday OF
every month.
S. A. Benthall, G. Z. Reynolds,
Clerk. q. &.
Teche Encampment No. ls X.
Of 4. Meets every Friday evening
at 1880 p. m.
Ed Boyle, S. A. BenthalI,
Recorder. Worthy Chief.
ST. Peters Branch, No. 594 c. K.
of A. Meets the first and third
Sundays OF every month.
J. y. Suberbielle, p. l.. Renoudet,
r. Sec. Pres.
A. o. U. w. Attakapas Lodge
No. 90. Meets every second and
fourth Tuesday of the mouth.
Visiting brethren are cordially in
vited TO attend.
z. Person, :. A. Benthall,
Recorder. M. w.
In preparing the above list we
have taken care to get same correct.
Should we have omitted any order,
or have made any errors. we should
be glad to receive particulars that
we can make the proper insertions
or corrections. Ed.
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A CARD!

Not finding enough 10 do in Special
Work, forces me to resume General
Practice, offering my Professional
Services to the citizens of New Iberia
and vicinity.
G. E. COOK, NJ. D.,
Office and Telephone Cage Building.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-01-17

/ hereby announce myself to be
a candidate for the office of Dis
trict Attorney, subject to the vote
of the Democratic primaries.
~ ANTHONY n. MULLER.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF..

At the request of my many
friends of the various, wards, ] here
by announce myself as candidate
for the Office of SHERIFF of Iberia
Parish, subject to the vote OF the
Democratic primaries.
VICTOR M. AUBRY.
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TYPEWRIT'ERS
BOUGHT AND SOLD: :

We are offering Typewriters OF any make, IN per
feet working ORDER prices ranging from 25 to 500 be-
low factory prices We will sell you First Glass machine
your choice of manufacture, the nstallment plan,
very cheap for the cash.
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SECRET SOCIETY DIkEC-
TORY.

Aurora Lodge No. 1913 F q A..
Nj. Meets first and third Monday
of every month at 1880 p. m
Visiting Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited to
attend.
Percy Bennett, &. G. Kramer.
Secretary. w. M.
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in large numbers within
ten miles of Manila. OTIS accord
lngly reports that the war Is nearly
over.
The Honorable June Gayle If
coming to Congress from Kentucky
10 the late Representative Settles
place. An August cold wave would
be more acceptable to Washington
than a June gale, but either will
pass muster.
According TO the pension rolls
nearly the entire Union army was
wounded in the war. If Represent.
alive CIRCUITS (of Vermont) bill TO
increase the pensions should pass,
1t would probably turn out that the
southern armies had taken prisoners
about SIX times their own number.
There will soonsbe another elect
ion in Philadelphia and the Quay
leaders are busily at work padding
the registration lists SO as to be
ready to repeat the tactics of last
November.
A good many of Gov. Roosevelrs
friends are beginning 10 look
askaDce at his frequent visits to Boss
Platt 1t is difficult to play with
pitch without getting pitchy.
All salaries IN the Transvaal,
intending President Kruger's were
cut down almost to nothing when
began. Thus the Boer proves his
corruption and lack of civilization.
If the Government IS getting so
much money as to cripple financial
transactions, why not reduce taxa
ton?
"What is the Constitution
between friends, anyway?
Why are Republican Senators so
anxious to keep secret the facts re-
gardlng the beginning of the Fill
Pine outbreak? Have they guilty
consciences?
Ambassador Choate is overjoyed.
Britain has promised TO investigate
the seizure Of our fl rur every soon"
Hanna says that bis position as
Senator should carry dignity with
it. So it should. So 1t should.
Has the President changed bis
mind regarding deposits in national
banks as completely as he has
changed it on the silver question?
In 1888 he denounced Mr. Cleveland
tor depositing less than half the
amount that Gage has deposited.
Perhaps il Is true that the trust
question rs not a partisan one. But
why do all the trusts contribute 10
The Republican compalgn fund and
none TO the Democratic?
Slavery and polygamy are some
now transmitted into "henevolenl
assimilation when they get across
The Pacific and into Sulu.
Secretary Gage Is needing Scrip
.ure with a diligence. He lays up
Ills treasure In New York.
Come to think of 1t, why was
Mr.. Cannon, Republican poly
,amis', permitted to sit in Congress
or yeara, Will, Roberts a Demo.
ratio, is to be driven out?
Il. G.. Siggers. Patent Lawyer,
" Washington, ID. O., reports the
patents granted to In
entors IN the Southern States
Texas,) January 2, 1900.
lie will mail copy of specification
nd drawings of any patent for 10
ents in stamps.
Il. Attaway, Bunkie, La, bed
tead brace and tightener; J. Bou-
in, st. Landry parish, La, rain
-ater cutoff; A. G. Cload, Lut-
her, La, wood working machine;
!. +. Gaiennie, Thibodeaux, La,
cetylene gas apparatus; G. Tan
er, Cheneyville, La, cultivator;
!. +. Werk, New Orleans, La
ilpress mat.
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/ hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Sheriff of Iberia
Parish, subject to the Democratic.
primaries. Il. n. MEsTAYER.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-01-17

These machines are "rebult' and are in as perfect
working order they the day they first
from the factory-every letter and part being guaranteed.
If you do not see just what you want in the above list
let know your requirements and will endeavor to
supply them and save you money at the time.
Does your Typewriter need REPAIRING? Let us
have your machine repaired or rebuilt for you,
E. F. MILLARD New IBERIA La
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ED. BOYLE,
Expert Accountant,
New Iberia, La.

New Iberia, La.
Books Opened, Closed. and all
kinds of Adjustments made.
Am willing to keep a few sets
of books at Moderate Prices.
Call at Leon Dreyfus' store.
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Glrard Hope Chapter No. 33 r.
A. M. Meets every fourth Sur
day of the month at $3.50 p. m.
John T. White, II. A. King,
Secretary. IL. +.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
i hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office Of District
Attorney, subject to the vote of
the Democratic primaries.
j. II. DAVIS.
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The fact that new trusts are
being formed with such speed,
proves either that existing law is
powerless or that enforcement of
ii Is weak.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-05
The Ninth regiment sailed from Ma

The Ninth regiment sailed from Ma
Mia for Talu.
Nine Filipino leaders took the oath
of allegiance to the United States in
Manila and were released.
The government of Hayti has
adopted the gold standard, and the
unit Of value is the American gold
dollar.
Rainstorms laid waste much of
Spain and drowned thousands of per
sons.
: The American silk exhibit won the
gold medal over the French exhibit
atsthe Paris exposition.
Ri Lord Roberts reports two small
fights in which the Beers were de-
feated
Admiral Seymour, with other for
eigners. was reported at Tientsin, but
the safety of foreign diplomats was
not fully assured. The dowage en-
press announced the burning of the
palace at Peking by Chinese troops.
Foreign missions were burned at Tien-
tsin and Wei-Hen, 100 persons being
killed at the former place. The mas
sacre of native Christians at inland dis
tricts is confirmed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-05
NELLY EXTRACTION CASE.
Postponed to Give Attorney for Ac.
cused Time to Prepare, -
His Brief. ..#E ,.-

New York, July "A writ of extra.
dition for Charles F. w. Nicely. charged
with embezzling many, thousands of
dollars from the postal department OF
Cuba, was moved for by United States
District Attorney Burnett before
Judge La Combe, in the circuit court.
The motion vas made in accordance
with the provisions of the special ex-
tradition act passed by congress in
the closing hours of the last session.
Gen. Burnett was assisted by an as.
sistant Unite, States district attor.
ney, while John D. Lindsay appeared
for Nicely. Nicely, who has been in
Ludlow street Jail ever since his sec.
ond arrest. in default of $4,000 bail
was taken to the courtroom. The case
was adjourned to July % next to give
Mr.. Lindsay time to prepare his brief
and submit it., and also to enable the
government to secure more, evidence,
Mr.. Lindsay opposed the motion on the
ground that the act of June was IN.
constitutional ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-05

REAR ADMIRAL JOHN w. PHILIP.
so alarming that a consultation of
physicians Wss held. Nothing could
be done for the sufferer and he died
at 1918 p. m. His wife was at his bed
side when the end came.
During, the war with Spain Admiral
Philip commanded the. battleship
Texas and participated in the destruc-
ton of Cervera's feet as we'll as in the
other important naval movements in
the West Indies during that war.
Upon being raised to the grade of
rear admiral by the passage of the
naval personnel bill he became com.
mandant of the Brooklyn navy yard.