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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
General Markets.

New York Aug 5.
FLOUR stats and western quiet, but steadily
hclr; Minnesota patents 50 7Oai; winter straghts.
~ 2iai.i1 winter extras, S2.70iasO; winter pat.
rnts, >a5Il3 %.
WHEAT Ea.ed off for time under improved
northwest crop nrws hut later recovered and was
sriire on big craranrcs; September, 74Isa
y ol6c.j October, 15a'5tsc.; December, 76ssa
77%c
RYE Firm; state, 55ljOc, c. l. T., New York,
ar lots; No. western, Coz, E. .. b., ahoat
GoRN-opencd firm on covering. eascd off IN.
der rain news but recovered with the wheat
strength; September, G0iaaGl8c.; December, 81 Iaa
62Ssc.
OATS Quiet, but steady track, white. state,
#nllc; track, white western. :iDIige.
lulik steady, mess, SIS. 5Oalo.5o family,
SlG.iual7
LARD Steady; prime western steam, o. l0c
BUTTER Steady; state dairy, lialYc; cream
cry, lGa2Gl2c.
CHEESE Steady; fancy, large, solored, 95sc ;
fancy, large, white 912c.; fancy, small, Colored,
oAc; fancy, small, white, 9laa9Sc.
EGGS Steady; state and Pennsylvania, lGa1sc.
| western, canded, l2al6i2c.
| SUGAR Raw steady; fair refining 9.l6c; con.
ttifueal, M test, j-32c; refined quiet; crushed
I s.s5ci powdered, 5.Ijc.
| MOI.ASSES STEADY; New Orleans 35ai2c
| RlCE--Quiet; domestic, lAaGAc. Japan Az
TAlloW-s STEADY; city. iAe.; country. 4Aasa
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
WORK FOR CONGRESS.
senator Gallon Discusses Probnbla
Action ut Next session.

Senator Gallon Discusses Probable
Action nj Next session.
Chicago. Aug. D.. Speaking Of the
action likely 10 he takenshy congress mt
the next session. Senator Cullom said:
I'VE shall have to enact some legis-
lntiOn regarding the Philippines, but
not much, think. Porto Rico has
been disposed Of. So far as Cuba Is
concerned, il has accepted the Ameri-
can proposals, and we have nothing TO
do hut let it alone and allow il to
work out its own salvation. From all
the information | can get. the feeling
Is growing stronger in Cuba every uay
in favor of final annexation to this
country. It will grow stronger as the
CubanS find their ncighbors In Porto
Rico enjoying the benefit OF free trade
with this country"
What prospect is there of tariff
| legislation by congress next winterT'
was asked Of the senator.
Il do not think there will he any, nj
! least in the form Of general revision
| of the tariff OF course am not in q
1
the president. but | feel am repre-
senting his ideas when say that
There are, however, some things we
ought to do which will amount to @
partial revision of the tariff. There are
al present pending before the senat,
some ten commercial treaties, all of ;
reciprocity character. If they are rati
fed they will amount to n change IL
the tariff with the countries with whicl
they are made. II seems to me that i
would be wise to ratify mt least som,
of them. A feeling has grown NJ
abroad that the United States is dis
posed to act in what may be called ;
hoggiSh manner in its trade relations
ANA If these reciprocity treaties can b
drawn 50 rs to be for the mutual ad
vantage Of both countries entering int
them ] think it would be beneficial al
| around
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
JAS. T. MULLIA & SOY,
9th & MARKET, Whining.
FRESH-AIR FOOD SAFE
The Outdoor Pantry of the South
states In a Device That liz Wei
Worth Initiating.

Pantry requirements are y
paradoxical, in that they are air
light and darkness. a pantry wila
is essential, even IL it be no morra
a tiny two-light sliding sash, srtI
how in the outer wall. 4 ryg
window is much better. II need
waste wall-space-shelyes, but ca
so placed across it as to adm,
working. But if pantry can br
lotted rs much as six feet Of i,
wall, il is better to have the win
set crosswise, with the lower ed!
little more than breast high U
by making one sash of glass and Il
he other with wire ganze, The pa
can have a handy outdoor eli
Have tight deal partition rum
out from the sash division, AZ IA
the space permits. Put shelves ara
three sides of the two compartm
thus formed and close then.
tight light deal doors. Thus I
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
STEEL STRIKE STILL
REMAINS UNCHANGED
Continued From ncge One,)

wages below the union scale agreed e ~
the firm lis members Of the National
FnIm,lrymen's Association. There are
tw,nty-oirc men employed ~ The shop,
mlt the nine Who quit wcr" beini; paid
less than the $275 rate.
Lewis Peters local business agent VI
tlIr Iron Moulicrs' Union. said that he
had hceu trying to have the matter al
jHstrd for months past, but could ct ~
satisfaction. These nine men, he sail,
are DID employees of the firm and had
been getting from 81 upwards per day.
They were working for the firm whth
III" union seal was agreed to 10y the
Fnndrymcn's Association. of which thr
firm is member. The firm stendily a..
cliEcd to advance the wages Of The Old
men. but paid the rate q new mon.
Peters laid TIL matter before the prnp I
officials Of the Fnundrym"I'S Association
without securing redress. lie then ted
thr men the result and they refused u
work
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
The Hair In Hot weather.

Oil the head at night three IL
weekly. On the following day y
with soap and water, rinse and eN
TO the suns heat for as many b
as possible. Let the sun fall Oh
scalp. II is not necessary to eNf
the entire scalp at one time
part may be shielded while anol
is having its sun bath. Few PEI
are aware that by a skillfnl vs.
the comb severe straightness cav
remedied. 1t is difficult to con'e.
words correct idea of the neces'
motion of the hand. 1t resehl
that employed in whisking an
into a frothy state. The eo"
moved rapidly and very lightly
the result that the hair ASSUME
fluffy condition. But this is me
temporary. Il.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
DIR. LAW IN JAIL.
Was Promoter OF the Golden Sceptre
Mining Co.

DR.. L, S. Law, promoter OF the Golden
Scaptra Gold Mining Company, oil which
Harry Emmons Of this city, was presi.
lent, aud ex-senator Anthony Higgins
a director, was arrested Sa urday in New
York city, ana il now ia Ludlow street
iii awaiting trial.
judgment was taken against pr. Law
over year ago in suit III which Eliza
oeth Waiting, wife Vi the Rev. William
A. Walling, formerly II TINS city, wa-
complainant. Since then DR.. Law has de
fed the courts, reius ng TO attend the
same when summon q aud keeping out
Of the SAFE Is avoid arrest.
The past year he has spent most ofthe
time ia Philadelphia. promoting other
lines. List week he returned to New
York and Saturday was arrested for con-
tempt d court and taken to jn by the
sheriff
d.. Law las promoted nine mines
since he left Wilmington, among them
being the Cape None, but winch, like
all tue others, failed and Brought dis.
aster to many small stockholders.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
BUYING MORE PROPERTIES.
Railroad Company Negotiating for
Remington Machine Co. Plant.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
continues blying properties along Rail-
road avenue and Water streets. Negoti-
ations have been pending for some time
between the railroad company and the
Remington Machine Company and the
Walker 4 Elliott Company A portion
Of the property of the hopes & Town
send bolt and nut works il also wanted
This plant las not been in operation for
several years.
II il expected that there will be much
difficulty III secu ing the Remington
plant al it is one of the most valuable
properties along the line wanted
The house adjoining the old CONNER
cial House between King and French,
occupied by Richard Smith, will be
vacated and torn down. TIE order il lor
the vacation OF the premises in ten
days.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

Philadelphia. Aug. ). Captain IIll
Of the steamship Belgenland, from
Liverpool reports that Fireman Pat
rick Grimes committed suicide when
the biz vessel was three days ont from
l.ir"rp"" by jumping overheard
Fifth Engineer John Price sprang into
IT," water after Grimes while The YES
sci was going At full speed, but was
unable to save him.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
THE MINE WORKERS POSITION.
Deemed Unlikely steel strike Will
Cause u sympathetic One.

Deemed Unlikely St"cI strike Will
Cause ~ sympathetic One.
Indianapolis Aug. ). It is now prob
able that the fight between the Anal
gamated association ana the big steel
combination will involve the United
Mine Workers of America to The TX
tent that the latter will declare Il sym
the national executive board Of tile
miners began meeting here was re-
sponsble for Il report 10 that effect.
The strike will bc discussed during the
session, however. and it is not inprob-
able that the attitude Of the mine
workers toward the steel men will be
determined. Up to this time, il is
stated, the officials Of the Amalga-
mated association have not asked the
mine workers for assistance.
'.lt is not at all likely" said Score
tary Wilson. that the mine workers
will strike for the purpose Of helping
the Amalgamatcd Association, al
though tho miners are hopeful that the
association will Win. | cannot SEQ
wherein sympathetic strike on onr
part can help tile steel men III their
fight. Another thing, the miners have
made contracts with the operators for
a year. and it Is not our policy 10 VIC.
late contracts or course if it should
come 10 Il matter Of self preservation
1t would lc different"
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

Jersey City, Aug. 3. Warrants were
issued for the arrest of G. T.. Adams.
superintendent of telegraph offices
along the line of the Central Railroad
of New Jersey, and Alfred Kaiser, the
telegraph operator ut Claremont. Dor,
tion Of Jersey City, on Il charge Of aid.
ing and abetting green goods swim
ding. The warrants We're the result of
complaint made by Rufus II. Minot
of Mortified, Mass.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
STARVATION OF GOLD SEEKERS,


when Rescued In Nome Country.
Port Townshcnd. Wash. Aug "a
story Of death from starvation in the
Agiapuk mining district is brought
from Nome by passengers on the
steamer Ccnscnnial. As n result of AZ
days of hardship George Dean. a miner.
is dead. ana his two companions. jack
Houston and Joseph 7. Thiery, are at
deaths door, though Houston may re-
cover.
Added TO starvation is the tale that in
| their desperation Houston ANA ThIery
severed The thigh of their dead com
panion from his body and were cook
ing IL when help arrived AMI saved
them from practicng cannibalism.
| The men had been in Good Hone
country prospecting. On June Z they
started for Nome by way of Agiapuk
river. Before they reached Teller CITY
provisions gave out ANA hunger com
PEELED them TO eat grass. birds eggs
ana anything they could lind.
J Dean left Il letter partly written bid
ding his family, who live in Canton, o.,
I farewell.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
PARTS With RANCOCAS
Beneficiary Under Lorillard Will Said
to Have Sold Famous Farm.
PIERRE JUNIOR THE BUYER.
Horsemen Much Interested In Re-
mort That an Amicable setfiensnt
Has Been Effected and That
the stable VIII Race Here.

New York, Aug. 5.-Horsemen In this
city are greatly interested In the report
that Mrs. Lillian Barnes Allen, TO
whom the late Pierre Loriliard De-
uueathed the famous RaDcocas estate
i'm New Jersey, with all its stables ana
horses, has agreed to sell the properly
to Pierre Lorillard, son of the dead MIL
lionaire. 1t is said that an amicabie
settlement has been made and that
Mrs. Allen has agreed to accept only a
nominal sum for the beautiful estate,
which is valued at something like ST.
O0O,OO
What is even more important to the
racing world is the report that young
Mr. Lorillard will continue the breed
ing of thoroughbreds at the farm anu
will make the Lorillard colors conspic-
nous on the turf in this country as well
as abroad.
Mr.. Lorlllard when seen at his coun-
try home In Tuxedo Park, declined to
confirm the report that the Rancocas
estate had passed into his possession
or TO discuss the subject In any way.
Il. Suffern Taller, his brother-in-law.
who has given out much Of the infor-
nation about the late Mr.. Lorillard's
affairs which has been made public,
sailed for Europe last week.
The report of the important sale has
been verified in way, however, by the
fact that the Lorillard colors were reg
istered for life by the Jockey club 4
few days ago in the name of young Mr..
I4orillard.
Deemed n strong Indication.
This was taken at the time as an
indication that Mrs. Allen would not
ATTEMPT to manage the great stud farm,
or at least would not race any of the
horses that she had fallen heir to.
Jack .Ioyncr, who trained for the
late Mr. Lorillard, has, ii is said, re-
lceived orders that the Rnncocas string
will be raced by Mr.. Lorillard, and the
horses are now in training at Saratoga,
This news was discussed with great
interest by the throngs of horsemen
travelling to Saratoga for the opening
of the season there. and the general
opinion was that the turf would he
greatly benefited by Mr.. Lorillard's
decision.
1t is said Mr.. Lorillard intends &c
make his colors as prominent here as
those of any other horseman. His
horses will fight for supremacy Will
those of such well known men as J. Il
IIaggin, Clarence ii. Mackay, w. @
Whitney, w. X. Vanderbilt and Jane.
X. Keene.
What terms Mrs. Allen made for til,
! sale OF the Rancocas property is no
known, but she is well provided for
owning. among other property, jewel
worth something like 100000, as wei
as a fine city home.
Mrs. Allen, at her home, II Eas
: Thirty-irst street, declined to discuss
the reported sale Of the Rancocas es
tate. A servant mt the door said hel
7 mistress had given orders that sl,
7 would not see newspaper men or make
u any statement of any kind for pub
: LEGATION.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
Catholic Missionary Conference.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. ). An
event of interest and Importance not
only to the Catholics of Tennessee, but
also to the entire body Of Catholics In
the United States, is the missionary
conference to be held at the house of
st. Francis de Sales mt Winchester,
Tenn, during the present month. The
conference will open on Aug. - ana
continue for three consecutive days.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
Rev. George s. Mead Dead.

Washington. Aug. o. Minister Hun
ter, at Guatemala, in cablegram ia
the state department. reports the death
from heart disease Of Rev. George s.
Mead of San Francisco. formerly OF
bingham, Mass, which occurred al
Antigua June 10. He was an Episcopal
clergyman and was travelling with Pro
fessor Walter +. Bryant of Santa Rosa
Cal. combining pleasure with scientific
Investigations in Guatemala.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

FheniX, 4. T., Aug. 5.-A dispatch
from Jerome says Senator W. A. Clark
has sent an ultimatum to the striking
miners at the United Verde copper
mine tlatly refusing to grant their re-.
quest for an eight hour day. Nearly
1000 men are out. The miners declare
that there will be no violence.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
Heirs nrManweu Estate.

The following sppcia. from Meadville,
Pa, appeared in the Cieve and Press on
lniy ~. William II. Maxwell, switch
nan on the Erie road, has learned that
ne is one OF tie twentv.lwo heirs TO an
state vaIrnd at about 81 O0O, 600, left by
uis unc q, Frank Maxwell Of Whining.
ton Attorneys Of this city have re-.
lived numerous letters from persons
claiming to be heirs aad making it..
qnlriea about the estate. No one here
knows anything Of Frank Maxwell, Or
Of his valuable estate.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

Washington, Aug 5.-President Me,
kinley has committed the court martial
sentence of dismissal from the army
of Major Francis Il. Eltonhcad, Four
teenth infantry, to placing that officer
at the foot of the list of majors of in
fantry, there to remain for period Of
five years. Major Eltonhead was tried
on charge of being drunk on duty AMI
Of misbebaying himself.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
EMPRESS FREDERICK DEAD.
The Mother of the Kaiser Passes
Away mt CrOnbcrE.

Cronbers, Aug. ;. The dowager En-
press Frederick is dead after long
and painful illness from cancer Of the
stomach.
The death Of the dowagcr empress
was somewhat unexpectedly sudden.
1t occurred late in the afternoon.
At 11.30 "A, Ill. il was announced there
was no change in the empress condi-
ton. She was fully conscious, and all
her children. with the exception of
Prince Henry, who is at Cadiz, were
assembled in the sickroom.
The Rev. Cameron Waller was sum-
moned to the bedside Of the empress at
10 o'clock in the morning. At o'clock
In the afternoon the empress was able
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
Fronemnn.. Son killed

Bloemfontein, Aug. .. Commandant
froneman, who, it is alleged, shot n
peace envoy named Morgendael. has
been killed near Winburg after an ex-
ritlng chase. Most important papers
were found in his pockets. The British
have captured Boer convoy of 40
wagons near Boshof, Orange River
Colony.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
strong Wind stops Air kInr.

Paris, Aug. !. Another attempt was
to have been made by the Brazilian
aeronhut, Santos Dumont, to win the
prize of 100000 francs offered by Mr..
peutSch for the aeronaut who should
sail his flying machine from the Aero
club grounds at SureSncs around tie
Eiifel tower and back within half
hour, but the journey was prevented by
Il strong wind.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

Washington. Aug, >. Admiral
Dewey, president Of the Schley court
OF inquiry, was AT the navy depart-
mcnt IA consultation with Acting
Secretary llackctt, The admiral will
leaN" shortly for the north for n
months rrSt. The successor 10 Al.
mirhl Kimberly on the court has not
Net been announced at the navy de-
partmpnt
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

WilkeSbaIre. Pa, Aug. THE ma
cnihlsts, blacksmiths and boiler makers
VINO nave been on strike at the Ashley
shops Of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey since May - have returned ~
WORN inc union was not recognized
w" men being employed individunl,y
\. Ee \ rHircrs say they viii remain
our until II Il demands are granted.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

Alter the large crowd Of yesterday,
RrandyNine summit campmeting
grounds seemed dull. The Rev. w G.
) 'pns conducted thc prayer meeting.
The Rev I. +. Green preacntd the SER
non. The Rev. JOHN shape, Of Delaware
avenue iapti-t Church, preached last
nght.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
slayer Pugb Electrocuted.

Ossining. n. Y, Aug. Benjamin
Pugh. negro, who murdered John
Tiegcn. n waiter in Il restaurant IN
Brooklyn. on Aug. % last, has been
put to death in the electric chair III
Sing Sing prison. Three shocks wer"
administered before he was pronounced
dead.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

Washington, Aug. .. The comptrol-
Ter OF the currency has appointed Spe-
cial Examiner William l.. Ycrkes re-
ceiver of the First National Bank of
Austin. Tex. The bank has been closed
upon report of National Bank Exam
liner j. NJ. Logan declaring it insolvent.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
\ TIN corr.

Wheeling. Aug. 5.-An important fci.
ttWr If today'S news Is tie >tutcuut fnr
the FIRST time definitely made by rrtsi-
dent Powell " III" tin plate WORKERS,
HAT the Executive Board will no' urdar
tlI" men to finish block plates rolled ia
uon-nnion mills. This cuts oh the pa-
~illity ~ working any Of the lin plat.
mills with non union rollers.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

New Haven, Conn. Aug. 5.-Hcnry
). butcher of Nyack. n. Y, a student
In the Sheffield Scientific school class
of 1902, is dead mt the New Haven hos.
pital of typhoid fever. He had been
staying here during the summer earn
ing money to pay for his tuition. Uis
age was II years.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
Case Mas t,nniinncd.

In city court yesterday Arthur Arm
.trnng was chargei with he arceny Of a
a,ch and pair Of -hota, the property
lahes H. Brown, but Acting Assistant
ty ; aicitor Garrett said lie wac in.
'3fmed tat the articles had been
Dawnrd il Baltimore and the case was
continued unit! Thursday.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

washington, Aug. 5.-rhe following
fourth class postmasters have been on
pointed; New York Half Way. IL. u
Ninton; Howe cave &. II. RAMSEY.
Eiiehberg Centre, f. ii. Goodspeed
pennsylvania Backus, Il. A. Hans.
man.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
Governors Daughter kin,

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 5.-Miss Car.
RE Jones, 20 years of age, daughter Of
Governor Thomas G. Jones, was RIM
over and killed by street car in front
OF the executive mansion. The acci.
dent was witnessed by the governor.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
Casn Was dismissed.

Ia city court yesterday Florence John.
nn, a girI, was arraigheI on the charge
u committing an assault and bate. Y
upon Eiizab"th Panlster, aged years
Sundry Witnesses were heard, nearly ali
being young girls. The case was dis.
missed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
To Work Kentucky Asphalt Bed'

Louisville. Aug. 5.--The Courler-'o'
nal says that New York men "'
formed a $2,000,O00 company 70
yelop $1,000 acres of asphalt lah'''
Warren, Edmondson and Har' '"'
ties, Ky. 1t is expected that ile !. Il
pany will erect asphalt grinding ~
to cost $3.50, 900. ~
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06
Telephones in postoliice.

Postmaster Browne has receive /
lthorify from Washingto to p ace in
Ne pnstoilice telephones conn cting the
various departments. 1t %iI b. great
convenience to the postmaster and the
HIpiayes Of the office.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-06

$500 Single pat,
and styles
To Order want to close
see them in
sui 9th street \
Window. a few Of tb ,les n
more of then
our custom department.
slight in work, trimmip
care in fitting OH accom-
cut in price. Special Va
in Serges at $40 and Sex
10 per cent. Genuine
Serges $50 less 10 per G
10 per cent. off Mixed q
lots, Worsteds and c;
neres. 10 per cent off ii
els except the special
styles. Linen, white d
and crash for trousers, Y,
coats or whole suits.
Open Saturday MI
only.
, 1901-09-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

kuster: H. H. Swanson, G. c. Wag,
ner, Denver; j. S. Craig, Clark's, Neb.;
H. G. Smith, Chicago; J.. w. Heckett,
Jefferson. City, Mo-; Alvin Pulls, Buff
falo.
Thornburgh: L. L. Laughlin, Tol
tee; F. Stevhardt. San Francisco; E
T. DUFFY. Peter Themes, Alfred Hen
sen. F. M. Wheeling, Cheyenne; G
Poulson, Denver; Aug. Krab, Cincin
natl; v. C. Gray, New York; r. C. Dus
tan. Chicago; 8. H. Shots, Cadillac
Mich: Frank Gallagher. Milwaukee;
John G. Coble. Bosler.
Johnson's: Murray Schlon, Mil
waukee; Sam M. Thompson. Cheyenne
M. Bloch, Kansas City; Peter w. Sim
onsen. Centennial; George L. Erhard
Illinois; T. A. Fletcher, Walden; M. R
Curry. Woods: William Winter, Pink
hamton: David straus. Denver.
, 1901-09-06
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
A. X. Butter, rs cents per pound,
Laramie Cash Store.

A. X. Butter, rs cents per pound,
Laramie Cash Store.
The calaboose was given a thorough
sweeping out this morning.
The mining business in this com
munity is getting very lively.
The Laramie School of Social Econ
omy met last night, but no business OF
special Importance was transacted.
John Malone was fined IS and costs
for intoxication in the police court this
morning. Another man, too drunk tC
stand trial, "a left in the c%alaboose tC
sober up.
The two tramps who were arrested
by Officer Miles In an empty baggage
car were turned over to the county
last night and are in the Jail at the
court house. They entered the a al
Julesburg, and the courts here have nc
jurisdiction. They will be released.
The aunt of the Louise King children
has made another unsuccessful effort
to get them returned from their homes
in South Dakota secured for then
through the combined efforts on the
part of the county commissioners ant
the Sioux Falls institution. She offer
ed to give bond for their good treat
ment.