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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-12

Special to the Register.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Lon
don market for American railways to-
day showed an improvement, with st.
Paul the feature. making an advance OF
] per cent. Others were Il to II bet
ter Still there YVES 40 evidence OF
English enthusiasm.
ne local market opened Arm, but
there were cary indications that an
advance was due. and under the lead
ership OF st. Paul, followed by Atehison
and the Pacifies. there was general
boost to the list. AS an evidence OF the
way prices in railroads advanced and
shares changed hands. few figlres
will suffice Southern Pacific opened az
575s. went to IS. 1000 sod at 5512, 900
at tie same price, $500 at 5sA; the
next sale was at 5STs. $500 went at 81,
5000 at the same figures, LOCO at 59is,
] 800 and 1000 at the same, 1000 at
5s44: the next sale was at 59ha, then
J 900 went at 59h; hign was 59%, and
the close 59ss. st. Paul opened with
sale of $500 at 15924 a15s1s. At 1890
there was a sale CT 900 at l6l, followed
by .0G9 ard 600 at the same figures.
7 len came 1000 at 1875 and LOCO at
16116. then the stock went to l62, l63
and 1874. with a following sale oil loo
at 164L. The next advance was TO
164ss, and then 1000 changed hands at
16432. Ensuing prices were 100, 1861,
1866. 167. and the close was 166.
The cause for these and other ad-
varees are obscure. The air was full
CT rumors all day. but there was moth
ing tangible. and yet tlere is feeling
that big eyenss are on dit in the rail-
road world in the west. as was int
mated yesterday. The indications for
a good bank statement are excellent.
and !. Is the general opinion that high
er prices are to be looked fer. Sales
fol the week by days:
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Cash quotation were as follows:

Cash quotation were as follows.
Flour, steady
Wheat. No. 3 spring 67a6ssc; No.
red 69Aa70%c.
oats No. 2. 35Ma36c; No 2 white
375sa38asc; No white 37laa3SAc.
Rye, No. 2. 55a55asc.
Barley, fair to cnoice mailing 55a59c.
Flax seed, No. /, $1.47; No. | north
western $l.52.
Timothy seed prime $555a5.60.
Mess port, per barrel, S13.S5a13.90.
bard, per 100 pounds, $9.35a9.37k.
Short ribs sides, 0oose). $S.25 $40.
Dry sailed shoulders, (boxeO, 7As
a7Ac.
Short clear sides, tboxedD, $S.S0a
$50.
Whisky, basis of high wines, s1.3O.
Clover, contract grade 1888.
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creameries
14a21Kc; diaries l3al9c.
Cheese, steady at 9Aa1O&c.
Eggs, firm: fresh 171ac.
Receipts, -four, $4,000 barrels; wheat,
10000 bushels; corn, 209,O bushels;
oats, 200. 900 bush els; rye. $1,000 bush
els; barley, 5000 bushels.
Shipments, -four. $1,000 barrels;
wheat. 100000 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels: oats, $4,000 bushels; rye, IL
900 bushels; barley, 5000 bushels.
NEW YORK, October 11.--Flour. re-
ceipts, 23,196 barrels; exports, 5,9l5
barrels; market fairly active and
steady.
Wheat, receipts, 9S,SQ0 bushels; ex1
ports. AZ ,255 bushels; spot market hrm :
No. 2 red 7GHc I. o. b. aiieat. Options
generally firm all day; closed very firm
at nc net advance. May closed at
7Ss4c; October closed at 737sc; Decem-
Der closed at 75&c.
Corn. receipts. 179.500 bushels; ex-
ports. 26 SOC bushels; spot market firm;
No. 2. 617sc elevator and eve I. o. b.
afioat. Option market was firm and
fairly active; closed firm at &c net ad-
vance. May closed at 621sc; October
closed at 61Ac; December closed at
&c.
Oats. receipts. 100000 bushels; ex-
ports. 2l1 bushels: spot market steady;
No. 2. 3Sa4c; No. 8, 3S1ac; No. white
411ka42e: No. 3 white Ale. Options
quiet but firmer.
Hay, steady.
Hops, steady.
Hides, steady.
Leather, firm.
wool, quiet.
Coal, cuiet.
Beef, steady.
Cut Meats, dull.
Lard, easy.
Coffee-Spot Rio. firm; No. invoice
SIC. Mild, steady; Cordova 71aa11e.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining
3 5-16c; centrifugal 3Ac; molasses sa-
gar &c. Refined, steady.
BALTIMORE, October 11.-Flour,
quiet and unchanged: receipts, 20,0l1
bushels; exports, 1876 bushels.
Wheat. firmer but very dull; spot
the month 72Aa72$sc: No
vember 72%a725sc; December 73iaa
1850; steamer No. 2 red 6SAa6Ssse;
receipts, 47,124 bushels; exports. none;
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banks have gained thereby nearly two

banks have gained thereby nearly two
million.
Earnings continue favorable. The
government crop report. which gives
the final figures of the harvest, had no
effect marSetwise.
The buying continued briskly until
the end OF the session. all stock closing
at the best. prices OF the day. and evil
IDENTIFY still higher prices may be look
ed for in the immediate future.
]. s. BACHE & co.
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EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, October IL Earnings
are reported to-day as follows;
B. q o., including r. & o. Southwest
ern, net increase, s192.022; from July
LIST. to September 3oth,, net increase.
81 1874 1854.
Denver & Rio Grande, first week in
October. increase, $1,000.
Hooking Valley. first week in Oeto-
Der. increase. $l0.S00.
Texas Pacific, first week in October,
decrease. 81 700
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Specials to White & white:
NEW YORK. October 1l.--12:lo p. m.
The st. Paul market LOOKS as If IL
were being worked by the Hartman
crowd so as to effect the general mar
ket. They have been using some Of the
Standard Oil brokers 10 make it look
by that quarter as on the buy side.
c. /. HUDSON 4 co.
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CHICAGO CLOSING.

CHICAGO. October n.-Wheat, De-
cember roc: May 73I2c.
Corn, December 567ss bid; May 5ska
5Ssse bid.
Oats. December 35ha35%c; May,
37tac.
Pork, January s15.05 bid; May SIS Is.
Lard, January 1897; May $s.97
Ribs, January S7.S5; ay 1892.
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St. PAUL LED THE
MARKET YESTERDAY
WENT TO 1877. An ADVANCE OF
IL, on VERY LARGE
TRANSACTIONS.
ATcHIsoN ALSO DID VERY WELL
AND MATERIALLY HELPED THE
GENERAL ADVANCE CHARAC-
TERIZING THE DAY.

The Closing Prices Were often at
the Highest Point of the Day--Rc-
murkabie Activity In the Pscihcs.
SteeIs Were Comparatiyely Quiet,
md transactions Were Small-The
General Tone Was Much More
confident Than for n Long Time.
London showed an Improvement
for American RniIways-The Gen.
ernl Market Conditions.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 11.-Close:
Money on call steady at 3aSa per cent;
last loan 81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4t5a5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange slightly easier.
with actual business in bankers bills
at $i.S6a4 S6lA for demand and sfS37sa
4.S4 for sixty days; posted rates Si.S4la
a4.o5 and $4.s7; commercial bills Si.s3A
IA Q9A
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seemed to be little affected and moved
narrowly.
The railroad bond market was quite
active and showed an increasing
strength. Total sales. par value. S.
sac, 00c.
United States IS coupon advanced y
per cent. on the last call.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE govern-
ment report of slightly improved co /
dition of the corn crop was decidedly
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY

WASHINGTON, October Ito
days sta,sment of the treasury bal
anees in the general fund shows
Available cash balance, $f67 $50 037
gold, s10f, AGA POS.
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"Thc woman and the Orang." by
II. A. kob1ennrd. n famous young
Weston writer, will appear In the
sunday Register. Don't miss IL.
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The following table shows the opening.
high low and closing prices of stocks on
Wall street yesterday:
Special to White d Whites
NEW YORK. October H.
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purchaser to pay accrued interest.
ASKED.
Many of the above quotations are neces-
sarily nominal.
PjttsburH Closing.
Special to White s. White.
PITTSBURG, October II.
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Government bonds firm.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds strong.
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New York Curb Closing.
Special to White & White.
NEW YORK, October II.
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Mining stocks.

Ex. dividend.
Total sales for the day. 95s,Joo shares.
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Totals soio l1f ~ 90 "a" w
ALEX. MITCHELL.
Manager Clearing House.
The Has1ett Quotations.
The following quotations were received
Yesterday by Howard Hazlett & Son no.
kers. National Exchange Bank Building;
NEW YORK, October II.
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The best sunday newspaper pro-
durable In wheeling. Read the sun
dny Renistcr. 49,
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IOIdI SaItSs abtfoIf oFIsIT tss
Money opened at Sis per cent: high. ga
low. 3: closed 3i1 per cent. Most OF the
days loans were at 312 per cent.
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NEW YORK, October 11.-3;5S p. m.
The market opened firm and continued
so all day, St. Paul being buoyant, ris-
ing eight points. Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific were also we'll bought,
while Norfolk crossed 56 and c. & o.
As. The railroad deal IN the northwest
is about to go throus--, judging by the
tape. Banks have gained nearly 2.000,-
600 this week London bought stocks
and it looks like a higher market, lead
ing interests having shifted their posi-
ton. DICK BROS. e CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.

1t is about ten years ago." says Mrs.
Gray, that l became acquainted with
Seigers Syrup-a time when | greatly
nceGed something having healing vir-
tue in it.
"A cousin of mine in the old country
near London) had for years been a
perfect martyr to indigestion. His
trouble was principally a violent collie,
from torpid stomach and liver.
After years of almost hopeless suf-
fering he finally discovered in Seigers
Syrup perfect remedy. / presume he
first came to know of it through read
ing some kind of advertisements. 1t
does not matter.
As l always keep up regular cor
respondence with my relatives they
were aware OF the dreadful condition |
was in with indigestion.
Naturally they lost no time i'm let
ting me know of my cousins marvel
lous recovery-after he had vainly ex-
pended deal Of money in fleeing doc
tors and so forth.
They said Mother Seigel's Syrup
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

Texas proposes 10 tax its oil wells.
Russia proposes to retain the trade of
Siberia
Four coal miners We're killed at Boom
ington.
a mob threatens to lynch another Ar
kansas negro.
: A fight has started among California
Forest fires in Russia have caused a
loss OF y50O0O,OC0
: Venezuela hesitatcs at war for fear of
the United States.
/ Cardinal Gibbons has returned to Bal
timore from Europe.
Negotiations for settlement of the steel
Strike are in progress.
Twenty British workingmen are study
ing American methods,
There is "A heavy demand in the East
for California potatoes.
Stagnaton in the shipping business is
reported from New York.
Fourteen men are entombed in Perth
, shire, England, coal mine.
| A three-mastcd schooner worth $50 900
, was stolen from New York.
Federal officers stopped threatened
race war in Indian Territory.
The sultan will pay 100000 francs to the
! Quay company for its rights
| Four boys We're drowned at Long
| California Knights Templar We're given
"A warm welcome in Louisville.
| The Gar and Emperor William will
I meet at DantZig September 9th
| Two men We're killed in IA fight among
graders in Deming, New Mexico.
! Telephoningy to steamships is being
| tried with success in New York.
Calfornia's product has spoiled the
American market for Sicily lemons
1sn.. .lA,
press box from the stage at Ukiah.
| A Salina, Cal, jury awarded "a widow
$4,000 for the death of her husband.
Six Californinns outdid Kentuckians at
Louisville in drinking high balls
| Four people Nwere killed in a bridge ac-
cident at Columbia, South Carolina.
| France has reduced the sugar bounties
owing TO a deficit of 1i.Os0.0o0 francs.
| rumor Is current in st. Petersburg
that Russia may interfere in South At
! RIGA.
| Wisconsin Labor Federation asks Con-
gress TO exclude both Chinese and Japa-
nese.
| Actress Mae Morris Is to wed Ethel
bert NJ. Fraser, a millionaire of Yonkers,
n. Y,
China knows that the great powers are
badly split, and will play one against the
other.
| EdWard Is. GfeenWau OF New lofE was
arrested for swndling Saratoga book
| makers
| Howard, an American deserter, leader
of Filipino band, was captured by the
Americans.
James 7. Hanrahan denies that he Will
succeed Hays as president of the South
ern Pacific.
The new German liner Kronprinz Will
helm is expected to break the transAt-
lantic record.
The American Bar Association has
blackballed United States Senator Patter-
son of Colorado.
Chinese admit that they paid brides TO
| the late Inspector Jossey to enter Ari-
iona from Mexico
| Fifty-two members of the Nome bar
| have asked President Mckinley to re
move Judge Noyes.
The National Association of Brewers
will begin a war on the National Union
of Brewery Workmen. -.
| The body of Lady Smith, wife OF the
Master Of the Rolls, has been found float
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06

nese cabin boy of the Gaelic was beaten
50 badly that he was laid up for several
days
The statements of the condition of af-
fairs made by the strikers and the em-
ployers differ materially. Perhaps the
mean might be fair estimate OF the
true condition of affairs. The strikers
say the number of Federation men out
is 12.0o; the number working on the front
is 500; transfers working. 800; vessels tied
up. S.; percentage of business done. 80.
The employers give these figures: Fedora
ton strikers, 5000; men working. LOO,
teamsters 600: vessels tied up, 146: per
contaCe OF business being done, 20.
There are now engaged in the protec-
ton of union teamsters and other work
ers, 6S5 special policemen, or nearly forty
per cent more than the regular force of
the city. There are almost daily reports
of attacks made upon men who are anx-
ious TO work. In the case of twenty two
machnists who were brought west to
work in the Union Iron Works, eight re-
fused to work and there were several
encounters, one of the special policemen
being sent to the hospital. Among the
many demonstrations was a parade of
the idle men. which brought nearly 10000
marchers to the streets. 1t is no thought
likely that there will be any change in
the situation for some weeks, or until
one of the parties to the struggle ex-
hausts its resources,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06

alone had restored his health, and
strongly urged me to try it.
You may hardly believe it. but l was
so opposed to all advertised medicines
that I used them with great reluctance
and entire want of confidence. Never
theless had already tried such of
them as l. or my friends, could think
of. without any tangible or permanent
benefit.
Il suffered from violent pains across
my stomach and under the shoulder
blades, a bitter and disgusting taste in
the mouth. want of sleep, languor and
WEAKNESS, and all the evils and all
ments. bodily and mental which seem
part and parcel of that common and
abominable malady.
Finally. under the strong importu-
nifty of friend. | was induced to try a
dose of Seigers Syrup. | wish to state
emphatically that cr,n 80 small n guam
tin yure me imntdidtc rciief. and after
| had used it for a time, regularly and
according to the directions, | was grad
ually and surely restored to my usual
good health. | now believe in this ia
nous remedy for the best of reasons
my experience of it's merits. | never
cease praisng it to my frinds, and al
ways keep it in the house against the
time when it may be needed.
Il feel grateful for what Mother Sci
gel has done for me; and If you desire
To publish my statement for the good
of others you have my free permission
50 to do Jane NJ. NJ. Gray, Ave Ma
ria Cottage, Auburn, sydney, y. :. W.
October 4th. 1899
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06

For general information apply to p. NJ. s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06
A COMMUNICATIONS.

Mr.. Editor-Allow me to speak few
words in favor of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. : suffered for three years
with the bronchitis, and could not sleep
at nights. | tried several doctors and
various patent medicines. but could get
nothing to give me any relief until my
wife got a bottle of this valuable med
cine, which mas completely relieved
me. w. S. Brockman, Bagnell Mo, u.
$. A. This remedy is for sale by all
druggists and dealers. Benson, Smith
Il Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaiian Ter
ritpry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06
BEAUTIFUL SKIN
Soft White Hands
luxuriant Hair
cufi iSSSiI? s 81

MILLIONS WOMEN USE CUTcURA exclusively preserving
v PURIFYING and identifying the skim cleansing the
scales aud danduf and the stopping of falling softening
whitening and soothing red rough of
for annoying tatons and aings pespon
in the form OF washes for lucrative
which readily themselves especially mothers
suasion induce those who
preserving and purifying the skim scalp
CUrICURA Soar combines delicate emont
ouRA the great skin with the cleansing ingredients
most refreshing of flower odou No ma
Is to compared with for purifying
scalp hair and hands No other domestic
expensive to he compared with for all the
Thus combines
and complexion the toilet and world
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06

become a citizen of the United States,
making his home in Nevada.
The Venezuelan government is prepar-
ing a fun statement OF all troubles for
submission at Washington. TO prevent in
PREVENTION in favor of Colombia.
Roswell II. Logan was killed by a
freight train at Napa JUNCTION. Cal, his
heel catching i'm the switch-frog and
throwing him beneath the cars.
The color line was raised IN St Err
minis Hotel. London, by an American,
but the manager would not ask the ne
gro to leave. and the matter was drop
ped. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06
Complete External and Internal Treatment for EVER Humew,

Consisting
and
falls Sold throughout the world All
Town forrtk pRuG AND ClM Conr. Sole Frops,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-06
SAN FRANCISCO WATER
FRONT STRIKE STILL ON

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-The wa
ter front is still tied up and the end of the
strike. which has lasted for more than
five weeks, seems as far off as ever. The
efforts of various bodies of citizens and
of the Board of Supervisors. TO bring the
employers and the men together, have
proved unavailing. While there have
been several cases of assault there has
been nothing like a riot as yet, but the
authorities are on the alert and are ready
to cope with any outbreak that may
come. 1t is understood that the military
will he called out upon the first sign of
trouble
The Employers Association admits that
the business being done is away below
the average OF the transactions. The
managers for the Employers fight adj
nit that there are 1i6 vessels tied up.
Many of these are in the coasting and
Island trade. one wheat ship alone has
been able to go to sea since the strike
ting the liners loaded. The Pacific Mail
Company has its stevedores. non-union
negroes, quartered upon the steamer City
of Para. where they spend all the time.
Every gate to the wharves is picketed
by the strikers, and any non-union man
leaving the docks is attacked and beat
en-. The only way any of the workmen
away from the dock by boat. one Japa-
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

ron SALE seattle auction sale
stable. 1912 Western avenue: tel.
Bun i6si. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at p. M. horses.
wagons, harness. etc. Al kinds Of
goods sold on commission. NJ. J.
NNnlRnr nMaIInnenr
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her FAITH
WAS ENOUGH
Scientist, Struck by q Car,
Is Prayed Over.

CLEVELAND. q. Artl t. After
her fellow teachers at the Christian
Science school. IN the former fesis
denee ~ col Albert Barnits. on Cc=
dar street. had prayed over her
nom about y. m. until ESQ n. M
all efforts To give her medical utteu-
ton being repulsed Miss Isabelle
scott was taken to ST. Vincent hos
pital suffering from serious injuries
resulting nom her heinz struck by
a street ear
During an this time the other
teachers 81 the Christian Science
school we're conducting heating
PRAYER service over the form of the
injured young woman Repeated
attempts made bN physicians Co at
tend her We're firmly thwattrd by
the other teachers and the injured
woman herself
Eventually Miss Scott vas remnN
ed 20 81 Nineent's hospital Tor sur
Eical treatment. She has only an
even chance for recovery.
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QUEEN ANNE CLUB.
viii Urge Haste in the Completion
Of improvements.

The Queen Anne ffifl Improvement
ciuD held is regular meeting last
HiSht. \ eorrmlttas. eer esftng ~
II. *. Ciise. ESQ DUuuaFth. a =.
itlgtka q. i. So Roberts and > Shor-
reNk was appointed a. confer With
~ city councils streets committe.
a1t urge thar queen Anne Avenues
iisfrrc vefueut - hasfeued. e. vas
feeeatfy torn up b. the street raii-
Wy eampang and is noW almost grt-
fasSlaie. ft + a. be- rraded ard
Il nkad from Key street - Highland
drive
The paving - HifhIrad drive with
: ah4lt Was announced hy y. /.
iaaius as a cerraintY as the sigma
ture OF nniy one NOR property own
Ct wes required ara Go would b. ohv
tanned today or tonne row. TIE
teig rhnne and tsleRra ph poles corr
mlitss WIS instructed g. have High
iznd drive included IN the pending
oFslirance - require ali such poles
e BE- underground on paved str~e.a.
The next meeting wili b. April =.
Tie membership IS now =.
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lohn W. Goodwin for Mayor.

Another prospective candidate To-
The Democratic muvuralty nomiuns
tlou next upriuE Haa heou ducuxore
ri iu John " Goodwin. n ia assert
IS that the men who opposed him In
past campaigns are ueW iu fuNar uf
him MI Goodwin Ia not run
ming fur the nomination. saXluE thut
De- Is too busy FOR politics In thu on
vvug lie ia one OF the atrunsvHt
men in the party aud wunii make
an interesting nEht n ht concluded
Co enter Che lists
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PATENT ATTORNEY.
PERSON

Barnes 8 Co. sl-5s stsIl-b9ya nag
y. d. ADAMS. drafting. eolman Dia
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Victoria Route

cut rates To Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily Fare 25c.
Rerthg gSc. Freight. soc per ton.
=. S. North Pacific leaves Ycsler
dock daily except Sunday at Sa. m.
s. S. Utopia leaves Ycsler dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
WHATGON ROUTE
Is. S. Sehomc leaves Yealer dock
at o p. IA. Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday calling ut Anacortes.
Fnirhpveu and Whntuum. connect.
ing with railways at Anacortes and
Nhateom,
pOpWEIb & co, General Agents.
li3 James st. Phone, Main 40
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BOLD Theft.
lspeeIal carregpondencs-

Especial corregpondence1
YONKEHS. X. r.. April s-The
Western Union Telegraph Co. report
ed 70 the F0rtieth preeinct police sta
tiOn at KiHgsbridge that It's wires
had been cut somewhere near Van
CoTflandt. officers we're sent oue
and could not locate the cut The
Yorkers police we're notified and they
too we're unable 70 find tire cut. An
official ~ the YOnkera district detect
ed the trouble between Bryn Mawr
ana Dunwoodie. a stretch Of 4. 500
feet had been cut from the Is wives
along the most secluded part OF the
Putnam railroad.
The entire central part Of the state
was cut on from telegraph service
for hours. 10 must have required
several trucks for the thieves TO
cart their plumber away. The wire
was Of copper and valuable. The
steal = one 81 the largest In the his
tory OF the Western Union company.