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The news & observer., 1901-01-13

New vorK, Jan ll--Floue was slows Mir
nesota patents t4'0a- 30; Minnesota bakers q 81
b3.5OGD3.6a. do extras ". 55a2.90; do. kw grades
Rye iioul dull; fair to good s..so0sl 49, choice
to fancy So. i5ss61
Buckwheat flour dull ~ ~. te1221.
Buckwheat st aiy al 6O(062
Corn meal hfm yello~ ,sAteru 9033 city -;
Rye firm. State rye 5l052 No. =, western 5sH.
Barley steadd feeding roo maltirg 60065.
Barle, malt dull; western ,5a12
Wheat spct dull; No REQ STA Opri0nA-
January slA; March -; .Iay July -,
nary 4t1s March 45A; NAV "a; July 44H
Osts-spot dull; No. 2, alag3 n. Options
Beet Il s.eady; family slr.Ooat2.C0; ezra mess
s9.OOa950; beef halns g. >u5., @cke' N0t On
10. 70; city extra India NJ "A 00a o.
Cut meats, steady. picked 5elnes I14a 81;
pI N led shoulders aAM6 hams S1a ! ga
Lard dull; western steam,d 7s5, ronned
qule to che 20, til ent s1..0 South Amer. Ca
Pork nrm; family sil.5o slF5o; short ctar
l4.56Dl71U; 'uesS S15I5UI,.Jo.
factory ll@l4 in itation creamery =; State and
Pennsylvania -; State dairy t5SG0
Cheese firm; large, fall made ll4alih; small
l1ADl2 large late m lde, i0A.0iOs4; sinai, fall
Eggs steaoy State and Pennsylv, ma 260b2s;
western, regular packing, ut mark, Props
Potatoes hr.n; Jerseys Sl.25Q1l.7o; New York
l50k1I SIX; Long Island 81 50OZ.00; Jersey
sweets Sl.15I1?. 90
Tallow eady; city (S2 90 per package), 5;coun-
try (packages freel 5QD53s
Petroleum trm refined New York 0.70; Phil
adelphia and Baltimore 81 65 in bulk, $40
RosiD steady: strained, common to good Sl.75
Turpentine steady NJ 40O40M,
Rice frm, domestic, fAr 70 extra 5BOe4
Japan 4A04T.
Moasses steady; New Orleans, open kettle,
good to choice, 1898.
Peanuts stsauy; fancy hand picked 4AG5; de-
mestic 5.
Cabbage quiet; Florida per crate g.; Long
Islands per loo S3.0004.O0
Freights to Liverpool quiet cotton by steam
Cofiee-spot Rio dull; No. Z invoice 71s; mild
quiet; Cordova SI12h. Options--June s.cSGD
F.s5; August $751; Septamber $50; Octoher o.Ss: :
Decem er g.
sugar--raw, fir L, quiet; fair refining, 81 Gel :
trifugal 96-test, 4as molasses sugar 55s refined,
steauy; No {, 5.Uo; No z, AGO; NJ. 8, 45o;
l3; No. 4.35; mould A > e5; STANDARD $40;
.onfectioner's A, $40, cut loaf 600; crushed
$ 90; powdered $780, granulated $50; Cubes b:75
Cotton seed oil closed about ste Idy Prime
crude, barrels, ZEN; prime summer yellow 81 ,
off summer yellow 301; prime winter yellow
50; prime white 3s@35; prime meal $500
BALTIMORE Provisions
BALTIMORE january II Flour was Gull
western family S3. 1905 90; do. super o. 4oQ2 05
do. extra 81 55a2 %; winter wheat patents AZ SJD
4lO sprirg patents $36)QD4 10; do stralghJs, 13e
$3.50.
Wheat dull, easy; spot and January f5A0
75A; Febru.ry ,607614; Mar h 710g7A: May
sssU1s9s steamer No. red -; Soutnern = wheat
py sample, 7OaD76A; DO. on grade 7oMO77B
Corn stt ady; spot 42AQ42>s; January 4214O
4z9@; February 42A04zn, March 42h04S@ ;
ma Is steam -; Southern white corn, 42AU
45A do yellow 4iA@a42A
oats steady No. wnlte, 3lh0S2: do. mixed
<S14Ni9
lsye uull; No. Q. nearby so; No. western 81.
The news & observer., 1901-01-13
FLUCTUATIONS IN
STOCKS ARE WIDE
Speculative Sentiment Ner
GUS and High Strung.
THE LOCAL FRACTIONS
Their Violent Pendulations Keep the
Market in Fever.
--------------------
mANHATTAh's FINAL DeoP DISASTROUS
Under Its Influence the Whole Market Broke
Father Sharply, and the Closing Was De-
cidedIy Weak With Net Losses
Pr. dominating.
PrdOminating.
(By tne Assoeiated Press.l

New York, Jan. 12.-The dry goods
market closes without any change in
character, 'put with much improved
weather prospects. All descriptions of
cotton goods have been very quiet
without change in prices in either
staples or tancies. Print cloths also
inactive. Low grade cotton yarns very
weak under pressure of heavy stocks,
fine combed yarns steady. Woolen and
worsted yarns inactive and irregular.
COTTON.
New YORK, Jan. 12.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady with prices unchang-
ed TO three points higher after which
changes We're confined to bare point
or so with speculation restricted to
week end professional settlement as
a general thing. The shorts We're made
extremely Jimid and cautious by much
better Eng ssh cables than expected
and a small port movement. Still
later steady feeling spread through
out the trade a S a result of forecasts
FOR a waning movement and reports
that spot markets were hardening on
increased demand from the export ele
ment. The bull faction was quite OPP
posed to the adoption of aggressive
adjournment and absence of invest
ment speculation. though fully satis-
fled as to the real strength of the mar
ket in its legitimate phases. The re-
turn of the current month delivery to
the position OF leading strength de-
stroyed the effect of rumors that large
lines of cotton were ready for shipment
to New York. due here before delivery
day. Clearances for export We're large
and gave no sign of diminishing in the
immediate future. On every sign of
back buying for New Orleans ac-
counts became CONSPICUOUS this morn
ing. The market closed quiet with
prices net unchanged to three points
higher.
The r. T. Nelson and Company crop
estimate was 1O,263, 371 bales or 10000
more than expected. The figures did
not appear till after the close.
NEW YORK.
Npw VotK, Jan II Cotton futures opened
The news & observer., 1901-01-13

AoCO'S PILLS cure Liver Ills, an.
ou'Res9, indigestion, Headeche
E9a~ eo t7Vo- eaes tn onerata, 7E"
The news & observer., 1901-01-13
NFW YORK.
N.~ YORK. Jan. II Cotton futures Op'
LIv-HPooL

LIVERPOOL, Jan. Ill M rot cotto l..
quiet; prices i-Ibd lower American middling fair
low middllmg, Sad; good ordinary 54sd: ordi
nary, 4Bd
rhe sa.es OF tie day were 5000 bales o. which
800 vera for speculation and export aud includ-
I'd 500 American Receipts 5000 bales, in
cluding 1900 American
Futures opened . nd closed quiet but st ady.
The news & observer., 1901-01-13
NEW YrRK MONE1

Nrw York, Jan. ll.-4P. M.-Money on csll
nomin,l al 3dD3K per cent last loan - per
cent Prime Aelcantile paper Ans per cent.
in Dshkt $ at o35a0Da S31a fnr demand and
At 4.S3h a S3as Tor o 'avs Posted ratese 4.S4
and a.5S, Cor 'narcIsl bills Ss.S.H@4s3 Silver
certificates C4M1siA bar silver rak. Mex 'csn
iolIars 4ea4 ..lernment bonds steA y; State
Sonds ina tive; railroad bonds s'eady
The news & observer., 1901-01-13

NoRFC-z, Va, Jan. u Peanuts, new crop,
firm; fancy, "a; strictly p~n+ y prD
"a; common. 1hGt2; maciiH" pi.ked Sag
~ Spanish. new. soc. per bushe.
PEAS-Blat keye. $3.50 per- bag.
The news & observer., 1901-01-13

sa7o; Nc. 2, red, 7'07e Corn-No. 2, go
az no. yellow N04594 OatS-No. 2 "a; NJ. 2
Hire geA@a271l; No 3. white 264@27. Rye No.
:: 53 Barley good feeding tair to choice
mating E6GD58; Flax seed SI66: No. Moth
Vestern S.67. Prime timothy seed $40. Mess
ork per bbl., sli.000142. Lard, per 100 lbs,
~ h1t7 391S Sh rt ribs Hoosel S. 90lnr 20,
Dry-salted st ouiderc q xea 6s184 Short clears
sides (boredl S7.. 50735 Whiskey Sl27.
The news & observer., 1901-01-13
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington, n. c., Jan II -TarpentInt
aolhing doing at 351a6136; receipts 81
RosiS st aay at 81 ,20Gl .25; re,s-. On 529
Crude turpentine quiet at sI.S002 Sc; receipts
Is barrels.
Tar firm at Sl.30; receipts 10 barrels.
Charleston, S. g Jan II l.--Turpe atlne Trm al
So receipts =; sales xports
Rostn firm: receint ales 400 exports -
Quote: b, G, l., 81. ID; f. 121;F, M.3O: e, l.s5
d. s4O; /, $l.45: K. $50. NJ, sl.60; N, VI IS; W
$3.50; W w, 81 l5
Savannah, Ga, Jan. Il.-Turpentine firm al
SO; recelpts 1885, saes 3S,; - rorLs 293
Rosin firm; receipts 5,445, sales 5,8l3i ca
quote: a. B, c, Siss; d, M.Sb; f, HS5; f,
$40; g. $50; H. Bl.5o; /, S1.60: K, G170; N.
~ 20; n S2.05: VIC, t2 10. WV s2z5
The news & observer., 1901-01-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, Ills, Jan. 12.-Wheat was
quiet and weak early today, but rallied
on bullish flour news and closed firm,
May 1sc higher; corn closed Sc, oats
shade and provisions a shade to sc
lower.
The news & observer., 1901-01-13
WANTED.

100 travelling statesmen and collectors
to handle the Singer Sewing Machines, on
salary and commission. Machines sold on
easy monthly payments. Call on or al
dress,
SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
R. L. GREEN, Manager, Raleigh, N. G.
Phone, 464
The news & observer., 1901-01-13
OPEN Ne. IaisHR n. IowneT. LOSING.

Cash quutatlons were as toilows
Flour quiet; wlnler patents e3.70G13 go: !.
strAighIs S3.20a365; clears 280a3. ~, DO. spring
pedals N4l04,SJ: sprung pateuts S3.6O13. 80
Q. straigbts sS2ta 2.30; bakers y. Oa2.7J Rye
our -; Wheat-No. 2 tpring -; No. 3
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
The celebrated
hite Rose -four
always to be
found at Mitch
els.

100000 Y9Go00GSssSe00 100000.
{ M. Conway has Just received
the incest lot of ladies low quarter
shoes ever brought to this town.
Mrs @ Jagcrsfcld returned
from Fayetteville Thursdsy where
sbc was called to the bedside OF
her son Carl, who is u student o.
the UElvers.ty Of Arkansas and
who mas been dangerously III with
pneumonia, We are glad 10 learn
that Carl Is very much improved
and is rapidly recovering
A splendid and well selected
stock Of ladies dress goods ha
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
He Kept His Leg.

Twelve years ago j. W. Sullivan of Hartford
Conn. scratched his leg with a rusty wire, IN
f1ammation and blood poisoning set in. For two
years he suffered intensely Then the best doe
tors urged amputation. nuthe writes, "Iused
one bottle of Electric Bitters and / . boxes o
Bueklan IS Arnioa Salve and my leg was sound
and well as ever" For Eruptons, Eczema,
letter, Salt Rheum, Sores and all blood disord-
ere Electric Bitters has no rival on earth. Try
them Dr.. S. NJ Carrigan will guarantee salts
faction or refund monsy. Only so cents,
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
cemo in Mt C,nway's.
Five Hundred Dollars will be Given.

Five Hundred Dollars will be G4ven
For any case OF rheumatism which cannot be
cured by DR.. Drummond's Lig thing Remedies
ThepEopTietors 90 not hide this offer, but prn =,
itin bold typeR on ah their Icirculars, wrappers,
printed matter andthrough the columns or the
newspapers everywhere. It will work won ders.
o e bottle will cure nearly any case. lf the
druggist has not got it he viii oIder 1T, orit will
be sent to any address by express on receipt Of
price. Drummond Medicine Co., New York
Agents wanted,
1t is the real NJ t,cle Old Voll
mer whIskey. Try it Sold by w
Wilson Wholesale and retail! llquoe
de West Fulton Ark
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
WEATHER REPORf

By Judge Az Garrtgan.
FEsRUARy 1901.
N4xlzsatr. temperature, 81; 3; date 2nd&4th
I.1~ mum .eraperature, st;2ate6
FotaI tlse1pitatlon 5.6s inehes.
Greate9t precipitation ina haursl:56. !. date %
VITA lGfneh or rpere nreeisitaion.
10. of elear dags22 ! ! party clio llfs
pa4esGt Z set Killing l6&t 81
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

a resident of WASHINGTON tor years
IS ore of our oldest and most use.
citizens, and we regret to loose him
from out midst.
conway is constantly recelv.
Ing new goods andtis prepared to
sell at prices that will sstonish
you. Call on him and get his prices
as it Is no trouble for him to show
you .goods,
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Hard rain throughout the county
this vesk
Circuit Court adjourned to
April 22nd,
Nj James Norwood was ia
town Saturday.
Mr. Roy Kitchen OF Guernsey
wac here Saturday.
- Straight front Corsets for sale
jst-C. NJ. Conways
Mr. Alec Allen Of Jakaj jones
wss in cur town Monday.
Mr. Thad Clendennln of CoIum~
bus was IN town last week.
Judge A. A Gibson will hold
County Court on May 7th.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Boyce of
Liberty spena SundaG 10 town.
Judge A. II Carl gan returned
from Little Rock last Friday.
Mrs Wlnslow of Pittsbarg
Pom. is the guest OF Mrs Boyce.
MISS Lillian Ca1rigau visited
the Misses Carrigans last week
Mr. Henry Mckenzie of Pres
colt was q recent visitor to our
town.
Mrs Susan James Of Wallace
burg is dlsitiug Mrs Monroe and
MIS- Dugger'
Mr. r Walter Johnston Of
was welcomed by his many faiends
here last week
Mrs James K Jones, was the
guest OF Mrs J Thomas for sew
eral days last week t
Rev. Mr. McAlphIne deliver
cd an exoellont Sc mon at the Epis-
copal Church Monday night.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

Judge W, s. Eak.p aud Il on.
Jas, X: Jones Jr, iet.s Thursday
for an extended trip IN the Indian
Nation. Botn gentleman are great
sportsmeu aud oAeelieut sRoLS and
will doubtless have q successful
eXpeulElon
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

A cure and pr 1tative foreubn Itch eau
befound in the famous Hunts Cure tue IA medv
for all skin deeabes.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

-Mesaors J I. Jones 3r aud W
S fakin spent saturday IN Texarkh
ana the guest of E B Williams
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

cs situated In q desirable portion
of the town tor sails, terms reason
able.
D B Conway
Farmer are further behind
with their crops their crops TINS
season than Tor a number of years
Washed down telegraph fine which Chas C.
Ellis OF lisbon Ia. had to repair, "Standing
waist deep in icy water, he writes, f'gave me
sterrble cold snd cough, ltgrew worse daily
Finally the best doctors in Oakland. Neb. Sioux
City and Omaha said had Consumption and
could not live. Then began using DR.. Kings
New Discovery and was wholly cured by six
bottlest' Positively guaranteed for Coughs.
Colds and all Throat and Lung troubles by Dr.
S. NJ. Carrigan. Price 5oc,
Miss Maud Boyce of El Paso
Texas is visiting the family OF Mr.
dart Boyce.
Rich. Red and Pure Blood can be had by
using DR. simmons Sarsapariila. Only SO cents
per bottle and 90 full doses FOR an adult.
Miss LalIa Martin ol Hone,
was the guest Of the Misses Boyce
last week,
DR.. Simmons Sarsaparilla effectualIy aids
weak impsired and depilitatea organs of botn
sexes, ITS action Is quick and lasting, Fifty
cents and50 doses.
The Young people of st Paul
| neighboI hood are gong to have
mass meeting at st Pauls Church
next Sunday evening The 2lst at
p N for the benefit OF said Churcn
and all are cordially invited to at
tend.
You want pair of tshoes
go TO Conveys as be makes
a speciality Of this line.
Ever ready, always reliable, are Cheatham' $
Laxative Tablets. They cure Cold quicker
Than any known remeuy. Easy to carry, pleas
ant to take. Guaranteed. Price 25 Cts,
Judge Conway on Mond ay
appointed Mr.. r " Jones of Spring
Hill, Erq. W. NJ Wallace OF
Hope and W. Ii. Etter OF Wash
lngton lssioners of accounts,
conway has an immense lin q
OF goods and Las put the prlcee
where all caf reach them,
For Catarrhand Colds in thehead Hunt, q
Lightning Oil inhaled is sure cure. A few
drops taken internally relieves aad cures Cramp
Cholio, Cholera Morbus and sucl troubles, /,
Guaranteed. Price IS and so cents.
-Dr. Hill of Spring Hill will
move here in few days and occu =
py the old Eakin residence. We
are glad to welcome the doctor to
our town,
An elegant line of Dry Goods
have just arrived at Conwsy's.
The largest and most carefully
Iect ed line OF Iaces and embroid-
cry ever brought to Washington
are now for sale at.
Joe Rosenberg & Co.
-C.M Conway handles
books In large quantities and 1t
prepared to furnish local dealers
as oheaply as they can be bough
anym here
'Tis Easy To Feel Good.
Countless thousands have found a blessin o
blessing to the bodyi DR. King New Life Pills :.
which positively cure Constipation, Sick Head
che. Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever ana
Ague and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purlv
Vegetable; never grippe or weaken. Only Csc at
DR. M. Carrigau drug store
Mr. John Toland will remoye q
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

NV. Wilson Of West Fulton
Ark. sells q d VoIlmor wh1skev
Ask for 1T, its just what you wa
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

The Jury commissioners ap-
pointed at this term of che Hemp.
stead Circuit Dourt wese N. T.
Lewis of Nine Cl eek W. I Nrigh t
of DeRone and J, 5. Monfoe OF
Ozah att good men VINO baVe no
doubt solicited "a good jury Of rep
resentatlve citizens Tor the next
term OF court.
Cuban Itch seemed to be found every where
''Hunt Cure, cures it efectlahy n quick.
or money s.lefunded.
Don't fail 10 see urSI. 75&
0 c enl salrt waists W hlca are SELL
hg at 1z5 d49 cents
Joe gRosenberg & Co.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
A Trave ling Pain

There Is no disease quite 50 peculiar as rhss-
matism. The pain which is in the little n ger
o-day msy be in one OF the toes to.morrog
And % it travels all over the system, seeking an
outlet, and fading none in settles petmanen .ly
In one place, and from its home other d llaa
START out, and settle down and multiply,
prummond's Lightning Remedies for rhel II a.
tsm attack the disease non all points at nc
and their work is always successful. II you
ru sgisg has not got these remedies, writ ~
the Drummond Medicine Co.. New YorA aa1
describe your case, AgaL is wanted.
g n. 81 sx7 S0 IA LEA
Bears the - The Kind You HaY8 Always CpaogE
Signature "a GNfZlzzx
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
Give US your JOB WORK.

Prof Barrs of. Arkadelphla de :
llvered two excellent sermons
the Baptist church here Sunday
I have twospIendta residence
es situated in a desirable portion
of the town tor sails, terms reason
able.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
HRACk CHURCH

comniunitn Service asni sermon every sec-
I'D qrafaq at Il a. IN. Evensong a P. m
Hundas schoooi at 10 q. NJ.
Rev. Martin Damer.
RnctnE.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
None It's equal. Old ,,Volim

None It's equal. Old lVollmer
is another name for Satisfaction.
Sold by M. ". Wilson wholesale
and retail liquor dealer West Ful.
on Ark.
-Ihe heaviest rain of the seas
on fell Wednesday, 17th measur-
Ing 2. Sc inches,
When you want good eating
buy your groceries from the BAN
ner J. I. Nltehel proprietor,
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
ShuE8hes
M. q, HuKUu SOUTH.

d
M. i, CHURCH SOUTH.
.fsraaehing egerg FIRST, third and fifth Sunday
f,h.m. md at s 3. m. Sunday Sahool every
Bu4dag at 10 q. Il. Prayer meeting Wednes-
a4s at y p. N.
Rev. II. C. McRtnno.
Pastor.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

eprdpv ccheo every Sun at 10 a. m
,fJnton PRAYER Meeting every Sunday stsp. m.
frea3atRs every eta S~nday at Ii a. m. ana
31p m.
Rev. C. C. Williams.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19
Job Could MT Have St God It.

If he'd had Itonlng Plies. they're terribly
annoying but 5uokten s hf1iea Save will cure
thousands, For injuries, rams Or bodily Efup-
ions II 5 tn5 best saIve In the word. Price
t5e box. Cure gdagaaGeed. Sold by Dr.. S. NJ
tGaallgan.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-19

T7,~TYsT CHURCH.
IRE hlag every seeond Sunday, at IL a. m
a3ds.,. IN. sunday school at 10 a. m, every
Rev It. D. BKfa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-04
R0D FELLOW PRISONERS.
iscoyery Made by Sol Klmball at
City Jail.

Jailer Sol Kimball made the dlscov-
cry this morning that some OF his
prisoners have been robbing other In
mates Of the Jail. II has been going on
~ baby for several weeks, but was
a5t found out until today.
Last night Frank Waldairs, a miner
was arrested for drunkenness and as
usual with DRINKS he was thrown into
the drunkhouse at the west end of the
old bastie Cell No ! downstairs CON
meets with the drunkhouse by means
OF an iron barred door so thar prisoners
In each place are able 10 converse with
each other. Last night two prisoners
were In No. ! and when Waldairs be-
came sufficiently sober 20 stand up he
poked his fingers through the bars and
engaged In conversation With the two
men In No. !. One of the men seized
Waldair's hands and held him while
the other took 81 ring from the min
er's finger, When Jaller Kimball
learned OF II he searched the prisoners
but was unable 10 find the ring. The
men who committed the theft are
Frank Wilson, and Thomas McElroy,
who Is serving twenty-five days
for carrying concealed weapon.
II was learned that since these two
men have been In Jail they have been
robbing prisoners Of whatever yalu-
ables were overlooked when they were
searched. The mn dld not deny they
stole the ring from Waldairs but re-
fused 10 tell what they had done with
IL. Jailer Kimhall promptly locked
them up In the dark hole on a diet Of
bread and water and viii keep them
there until they return the stolen prop
erty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-04
Percy Derby Brought Up to Serve
Imprisonment Term.
SENTENCED TO Is MONTHS
DDts0n Came 60 the Assistance OF
frightened Lady Clerk In
His Store.

sheriff John y. Barton. Of Beaver
county, arrived In town this morning
with Percy Zerby. who has been SEN
tenced to fifteen months In the peni-
tertiary for assault with deadly wea-
pop with intent TO DO bodily harm
Z,rby attempted to shoot w. L. H.
Dotson al Mlnersville ON Sept 9Th. He
pleaded guilty TO the charge named
which was modified from an original
charge of assault with attempt TO MUIR
der,
Sheriff Barton ran his man down at
Sulphur Springs, Iron county on Sept.
1874 After a warrant had been sworn
out for Zerby's arrest no one could be
found who dared to make the arrest,
SO Sheriff Barton was sent for from
Beaver City Zerby had sworn TO
shoot any one who attempted to arrest
hin, but the Sheriff slipped In ON him
unexpectedly when he was about ten
feet away from his rifle. Zerby, al
though much smaller man than the
sheriff, put up desperate fight before
the hand cuffs were slipped on his
wrists.
The crime for which Zerby was ar
resied was attempting to shoot Mr..
Dotson IN his store. Zerby rode up
90 the store and entered after tying his
horse. He frightened girl who was
clersing and she ran out 20 fetch Mr..
Dotson, who turned Zerby out. Later
he returned and seeing Mr., Dotson In
the doorway Of the store. he deliberate
~ fired al him, the shot striking about
a foot above Mr.. Dotson's head He
then rode out OF town and was arrested
three .days later by sheriff Barton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-04
STOREY TELLS A STORY.
Goes on a Drunk and Loses a Wad Of
Money.

James Storey. proprietor OF the tai
low works northwest OF the city. was
found in semi-conscious condition
on Second South and Third West street
last night and was taken to the po-
lice station In the patrol wagon. He
was suffering from NUMEROUS ugly cuts
In his face and head and presented a
very shocking appearance. DR. Benedict
was summoned and dressed Storey's
wounds. The man said he had been
attacked by several young men and
robbed OF 1850. Within few min
utes he said he lost only $500. and later
brought the amount down a few
notches more. Finally he ad-
mltted that he aid not know
what had happened 10 him and il
Is believed that ne became involved in
row with some men IN a saloon and
got the worst OF II
This morning II was learned that
Storey came 20 town with team but
did net know last night what had be-
came OF r. The animals were found
this morning by one Of the mans
friends and taken home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-04
BOGUS COLLECTORS.

STAFF Captain w 2 Wood Of tle
salvation army told The News" today
that officers have hal a number Of
complaints about boQIs collectors of
money for building auo kind OF a
home. One is mar ~ rather small
stature, with a defectye eyp. he has
the appearance OF beng 0na.eyed and
has been going TO different church,
asking for money fr The salvation
army. All collectors SEM 0ut by the
salvation army are Provided with of
fetal authority to collect for some
specified purpose, and ave required 10
give an Official receipt for money given
them for the Salvation army Friends
of the army will confer favor by in
ssting upon seeing The authority Of
collectors and also requesting the Of
fetal receipt.