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Coffee Market.

New York, February H.-Spot Rio quiet.
Futures opened steady 10 points lower in
response to heavier Brazilian receipts for
the day and easier European market. At
first the market met with comparatively
little pressure at the decline, but later
the large estimates for the Salo Paulo
receipts for the day caused a renewal
of more active liquidation and the mar
ket closed steady at a net decline of Is
to % points: sales. 11S,750 b; gs. March,
e.s5a7 90; May. 7.05@7. Is; July. 1891 As;
September. 7.5O@7.75; December, 7.sOd7 .95.
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Chicauo ,chanar.

Chicago, February 14.-IIigher prices for
wheat at Liverpool and an excellent de-
mand in America for cash wheat caused
decided strength in wheat options here
today. At the close May wheat was up
11sc, July wheat up 5sc. Corn shows
gain of 11sc for May delivery. Oats are
up sc. Provisions unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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NOTICE.

Effective Wednesday, Feb.
ruary 8, express trains for
Wylam will leave Birming-
ham at 8 q. M, instead Of l
p. m.. as heretofore. Biz
mingham Railway, Light and
Power Company.
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New York Cotton Futures
Daily Cotton Mcvement.

Galveston-Quiet; mddlins $40; net
receipts 1893; gross receipts. 4493; sales
433; stock l39 467.
New Orleans-Quiet middlng ~; net
receipts 1892: gross receipts 1892; sales
1850; stock 342,477.
Mobile-Steady; midding IA sales $50;
stock 50.025; exports eoastwse 4S4.
Savannah-Quet; mddling 7ss; net re-
ceipts 224; gross receipts 224 sales 81;
stock 60,936; exports coastwise 147.
Charleston-Quiet; middlins ~; net re-
ceipts 80; stock 1896; exports coastwize
100.
Misunderstanding; middlng IA net
receipts COS; gross receipts COS; stock $500.
Norfoll1-ITirm; middling ~; net re-
ceipts 600; gross receipts 9t6; sales POS;
stock 20, 356; exports coastwise 1911.
Baltimore-NominGl; middling 75s; gross
receipts 357; stock 1926.
Boston-Quiet; middling 40; sales 80;
stock 104.
Phladelphia-Quiet; midding 7.95: net
receipts 144 gross receipts 224; stock 600;
exports to Great Britain 14C0
Jactsonville-Net receipts 1903, gross re-
ceipts $685. exports coastwise SOB.
New York-Quiet and steady; middling
40; gross receipts 46531s sales 1922; stock
S1,s53: exports to continent 1895.
Total today at ali ports, net 1873; ex-
ports to Great Britain 14o0: continent
1886; stock 752,67s.
Consolidated at all ports. net 32.618 ex-
ports to Great Britain 6236; France 454;
continent 1912; Japan 100.
= Total since September l at all ports.
net 6.S3s.S03: exports to Great Britain
2.542,599; France 5636sS: continent 2.10l,-
SOL Japan 93,545; Mexico 1924.
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tin market was firm, spot. e1S2: futures,
EDO Is Sd. Higher locally, spot, $29. 250p
% Go. Copper unchanged both In London
and locally. Lead lower at G12 SIS Cd in
London, but unchanged here Spelter un-
changed in London, locally quiet spot.
Sc 10000 Iron closed at 53s in Glasgow
and ASS in Medlesboro Locally the mar
ket is unchanged.
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Dry Goods.

New York, February 14-Export pur-
chases have continued their influence par
excellence in the dry goods market The
extent to which goods have been sold
ahead, has put certain lines in a very
independent position. The result Is that
the entire market Is on a steadier basis,
and although irregularities may exist.
they are very well hidden. Jobbers are
doing a much larger business owing to
the increased number of buyers in town.
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FeeC JIurI-
Corrected daily by the Birmingham Grain
Company
Corn, No. Q mixer. or bushei sacks.
&c.
Oats, No. 2 mixed. 42c; No 2 white, ACC;
Wheat bran, so or 100, 500.
Cotton seed feed meal, 81: prime s22. so.
Purina food. s2s.
Corn chops. sl.O5
Corn hearts. $4,000.
Shorts 100 pounds. 1923 5oQ24.
Huls. bales SOC.
Huls, sacks. 80 l-3c.
hay. best timothy. SIS: good timothy.
sl5; johnson grass, 81 so; clover. $3.50.
Rock salt, Nc.
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Local starr. Groceries.

EUCdT 5lrFF- 0TOVGI'oos
q DIRECTED daily oy D. F. Rcden Grocery
Company)
Sugar -Granulaso SIS; Y. c., SIS.
Flour-Fancy p@tent. 10; half patent.
S5.75
Coffee Green. iodl3c; Arbuckea
Porto Rico. 81. 40
Meat-Dry sailed ribs. nc; dry sailed
rib bellies Axe: hams. fancy, 12Zc; me-
dunn. III: extra clears, s%; bacon bel
lies, 11kc.
Lard-Leaf. SM.
Compound Lard-S nowdrift SIC.
Molasses-Centrifngal i5Gl35c; srga.
house, 40c: Georgia cane. &c.
Benns-Navy 81. 40 per bushel: Lima. %
pound.
Pearl Grits-s7 pounds. SLIGO.
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Treasury statement.

Washington. February 14-Todays
treasury balances, exclusive of the gold
reserve. show: Available cash balance
s140554,614; gold $40. S5S,s2s.
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cIea.inn, ana Excl,anne.

Memphis, Tenn, February 14.-Clear-
ings S336,S90; balances s94,056
New Orleans, February Chickering's
S3,71.S56. New York exchange bank 81
per $1,000 premium. Commercial par.
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Thousands whom 1t has cured vou,b for
the value Of He DDS sarsaparilia as a
cure for catarrh.
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cettsn SID OIL.

New Orleans, February 14.-Cotton seed
oils quiet; prime refined in barrels, Csc;
off renned in barrels. f4c; prime crude
loose, 1870.
New York, February 14.-Cotton seed oil
firm; prime yellow. 2914@2S1sc; petroleum
steady; rosin and turpentine quiet
Memphis. February H.-Cotton seed OIL
carload lots, per gallon Prime crude, 19c;
prime summer yellow, 21hc; choice cook
ing summer yellow nominal; meal and
cake. carload lots, per ton, prime s2d2. So
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Nal stores.

New Orleans, February 14-Pitch, g.. rs;
pine tar, 10; coal tar, SO 80 Rosin: A,
B, c, $3.50; D, s2.65; f. $40; F. $2.75; G,
2.90; II, s3.121t; I. SO so; K, s4.05; NJ 81. sc;
n, S4.75; window glass, IS; water white,
$5.15. Spirits Of turpentine dull at 521sc.
Charleston, February i4-Turpentine
and rosn.- nothing doing.
Savannah, February 14.-Turpentine
steady, SIC. Rosin firm; A. b, c, 81. SPY;
l., s2.s7ik; e, 81. 721k; r. 50. 771e; G, szs71l;
II. 1925; l. 81. So K, s4.O5; NJ. "a. 20; N, 81. rs;
window glass, So; water white s5.15
Wilmington, February 14.-Spirts of tur-
pentine, nothing doing Rosin firm, 81 so
Tar firm, LEO. Crude turpentine firm,
50. 30 and 81. TO-
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vulcan" the man who painted him is
located at z19 N. Dth St hermitage. or
course.
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES

Showing the arrival AMI departure Of
passenger trains at the union station,
Birmingham:
tEtfee we January 8. 300 D. nj
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. 5
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New orIear. Cotton Market.


New Orleans, February 14.-Spot cot
ton quiet and weak. Sales 1850 bales in
GLIDING 1850 to arrive. Quotations Lice
lower.
Futures opened at a decline Of to 4
points. For the first time since Friday
night prices were marked up from to 3
points on the call. but wire trouble shut
out further information. There has prob
ably never been a time when commune
cation OF all kinds was more nearly COM
pletely demeranzed. In the trading
March opened at 7.2l, sold DIP to 7.2S and
finally closed at 727. The market closed
firm at about the highest figures of the
day. the list showing net losses of to 2
points.
New Orleans. February 14-Cotton fu-
lures steady February 7.32b; March 7.2l
al %: April 7.2601T2s; May 7.26GI27; June
T27n7.29, July 730; August 7.S1@Z33 Sep
TENDER 7.3aD7.36; October 73797.3e.
New Orleans, February H-Spot cot
ton quiet; sales 305O Ordinary 8; good
ordinary 3-16; low middling 15-i6; mid
ding ~; good middling ~ middling
fair 5-16 receipts 1892; stock 342,41
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Heeter's Analysis.

New Orleans February 14.-Secretary
Hester's analysis of the cotton movement
for the five months OF the season from
September f to the close of January in
elusive. shows that compared with the
crop movement last year, Texas, including
Indian Territory. has brought into sight
this season, in rounG figures, $1,000 bales
less. while other gulf states, which in
clude Arkansas, Louisiana. Mississippi,
Tennessee and Oklahoma. have marketed
3sS, COO more. and the group OF Atlantic
states which includes North and South
Carolina, Georgia Florida, Alabama and
Virginia. are $4,000 bales ahead making
the net increase in the total Of crop
marketed $4,000.
Mr.. Hester shows the amount Brought
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interior Movement.

: Houston-Steady; middline ~; net re-
ceipts 2137; gross receipts 2137: shipments
2572; sales 4o0; stock 53,277.
Enthusiastically; middling ~; net re-
ceipts 3s7; gross receipts 5i9; shipments
1922 sales 104; stock $1,000.
Memphis Steady; middling M net re-
ceipts 365; gross receipts 142; shipments
ZIP; sales 1875; stock 44G9
st. Louis-Steady; middling Z 9-16; net
receipts 1907 gross receipts 1922: ship
ments 1921; sales Ga; stock As, 362
Cincinnati-Steady; net receipts $40;
gross receipts 379; shipments 49, stock
$685..
Total today: Net receipts 1863; gross
receipts 1873; shipments 1865; sales 1886;
stock $50. GO
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New York, February 1.-THE London
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Queen and Crescent Route.
Central of Georgia Railroad.

Arrive from Depart to-
Savannah ..10:15 pm Macon -. $40 am
Sava'h 49,. 1908 pm Savann'h :. 400 pm
All trains run by Central time. Trains
marked thus ~ are DAHL, except Sunday
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-09

Seattle, July al. Malone and James
Leslls, the escaped sonyicts from the
tinted States penitsntiary at McNsil's
isiaad, were captured yesterday after.
ro6n. Neither vas armed. Leslie gave
himself up Is ths authorities at Kent
and Malone was SSSPptdped on Vashou is
land, about 20 miles itS& here.
Leslie was taken to Tse0nns on the
interburan train from Kent, and Malone
is a prisoner in the city Jail. They will
be returned to the penitentiary tOfsOr-
row.
It is expected that within the next
twenty y-four hours seyeray more Of the
escaped eOnvicts will be captured. That
several are still on Vashon island Is the
belief of the men in the employ of the
marshars Office and a complete search
of the island will be made tomorrow.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-09
WOMAN SAVES
MANY LIVES
Knowledge Of First Aid Enables
Her to Do Good Work.
Fireman Overcome by Back Draught'
Woman With Great Presence Of Mind
Immediately Takes Charge and Re-
suseitatss Them. =.

New York, July si-strs. carOifns
Baumsartner OF tRis city, saved the
lives of a number Of persons Who hao
been overcome by back dfsHght," In
a serious fire in the Wing building In
Ninth avenue. She had once spent 4
few weeks at a training school for nurs-
es and when she saw several firemen ly-
ing on the sidewalk, some of them un-
unconscious, She insisted on caring for
them until the arrival Of the physician
summoned to the scene.
The first man she attended had been
given up for dead, but she dispatched
a Passer.by for whiskey, ice, water and
ammoMia and by diligent effort induced
artificial registration. Seeing that the
patient was conscious, she ran into the
roadway and treated another injured
man, and then another, and another.
kneeling in the muddy gutter, calmly at
work with bandages and ammonia
while the crowd of ohibokers encouraged
her.
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New York, July s.-Ten persons were
prostrated and rendered unconscious to-
day by a stroke of lightning in Pros
pect park, Brooklyn. The tennis lawn
was crowded with players when a sud
den thunder storm drove all to shelter,
Several persons sought shelter from the
rain under great elm They scarcely
had done 80 when bolt struck the tree
splitting the trunk down to the roots
and hurting those under it to the grouid
where they lay motionless and aPPar-
emily dead. The accident caused pan
ic among the hundreds Of people huddled
under the other trees and regardless Of
the torrents Of rain, all aed toward the
nearest exits.
Park ambulances were soon on the
spot and the injured persons were re-
stored TO consciousness. Some Of them
were found ie be severely burned and
all were suffering greatly from the ef'
fects Of the shock. Two OF the injured
are unable to 20 home and the other
have been taken to the hospitals. Al
of them are expected to recover.
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Battleship In HarbOr Of.
KuStelji Under ROu-
manian Guns.
Flag Of St. Andrew Once More Flies
From Masthead. No Details OF Ar
rang ements Between Mutineers and
Mediators Divulged.

Kustenji, Roumania, July s.-The
flag OF st. Andrew once more floats over
the battleship Kniaz Potemkine and the
torpedo boats which have proved such
terrors to the Black sea communities
the past week. The formal surrender OF
the mutineers occurred at o'clock this
afternoon, after a series of discussions
and negotiations between the Roumanian
authorities and the mutineers. Rou.
manian officers who boarded the battle
ship on her arrival here, called upon the
crew to surrender in which case they
would be treated as foreign deserters
or else to leave the port forthwith 1t
was apparent that the Russian vessels
returned to this port with the intention
Of giving themselves up to foreign
government, and the crews soon an.
nounced the acceptance Of tue RoumaR'
ian terms.
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Crime Most Serious.

St. Petersburg, July s,-The admi-
ralty late this afternoon, was informed
Of the surrender OF the Kniax potem.
kline 10 The nomAnisu authorities, at
kustehji, but officials have no details
OF the arrangements made between the
ilomahiaR government and the tiutin'
GERS. No diplomatic steps have been
taken, Bit Che foreign Office it is under'
stood will make strong representations
against the mutineers being treated as
simple deserters and win demand their
surrender to answer, not only for NUT.
iny, but also for the murder Of their
officers, the bombardment of Odessa and
the lncitement to revolution. The vain
gloriods proclamation issued by the NUT
ineers at 0dessa will also weigh heavily
against them. The crime is one consid.
cred the most odious BY oil nations and
1t is thought to be imperative that the
strongest justice be meted out 20 them,
as an example to the fleets of Eussia
and to those of the whole world. ktH'
gers squadron. so soon as it can be
found, will be ordered to proceed to
Kustenji to take over the battle ship
and to place crew on board. There is
strong sentiment manifesting itself here
in favor of wiping the name Kniaz Po.
temkine from the navy register and Of
giving the ship a new name.
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THREE.YEAR-OLD ARTFUL
f.. WINS BRIGHTON HANDICAP

and Abdell.
Fully $4,000 persons packed within the
narrow limits of Brighton beach track
and the enthusiastic manner in which
they cheered Artfurs splendid victory
indicated that the great bulk Of the pub
lie m ,ney had been placed on the enan
of the Whitney mare. The afternoon
was showery and by the time the great
race, the fourth on the card, started,
the ground had begun to be slippery.
Artful galloped a mile and a quarter in
:O4 AS, an excellent performance un-
der the conditions By her victory to-
day Artful won the title Of champion
6lly Of the year.
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REMARKABLE FEAT TN
- WIRELESS TELECRAPHY
Steamers Interchange Messages and
! Transmit Them TO Shore.

New York, July s,-There was execut.
ed this week on the high seas q mem
orable feat In wireless telegraphy, in
which the steamer La Sayoie, which has
arrived here. had a part. The steamer
st. Louis, having message for New
York, passed II along TO the LucaniA'
In turn II was passed to the Lucania
Iorrane, and La sssoie, which Last
flashed II ashore,
OF the string Of ships two were bouno
Eastward the Oceanic and Lorraine
When the 81. Louis started the mes
sage she was 500 miles away from the
La Sayoie.
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New York, July s.-Artful, the three
year.old daughter of Great Hamburg,
gailoping in front in her field from the
start and at the finish carried the col.
or Of the Whitney stable to victory to.
day in Brighton handicap, the richest
of all aged purse Of the racing year.
A length and half back of the winner
came Ort Wells, winner of the Bright
on mile and slight for the handicap
Eight lengths further back the great
mare Beldame, beaten more decisiyely
than in almost any race of her career,
came in third place, thoroughly done.
Trailing alCng in the rear were Mon
siuer Beaucaire, Dolly spanker, Delhi
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-09
Two KILLED in a Wreck.

Republican City, July ga mixed
train was wrecked today on the 0berlIn
branch Of the Burlington q Missouri
River Railway, near KanOra, Kansas
and two people were killed and three
injured. The whole train went into a
altch, the cause being soft tracks, ow'
ing to the recent heavy rains.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-09
Kansa, City Man Drives Woman
From House and Kills he'.
Narrowly Escapes Lynehlns ID Hands Of
Infuriated Mob. Humiliates Wife In
NeiShbor's Presence. She Had Filed
Divorce Proceedings. .,.

Kansas City. July SIN full view of
twenty-five of their neighbors John Cane
tonight drove his wife from her home in
this city and as she was fleeing into
the street shot her four times in the
back, killing her instantly. A large
crowd assembled and threats Of lynch.
ing we're freely made, but the prompt
arrival of the police, who took Crane
in charge, prevented violence. Mrs,
Crane had fled divorce proceedings In
which she alleged Crane had secured
possession Of $22SyOOO, which a prev
ious husband had left her.
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Rouvier and Won Radolin Agree.

Paris, July s.-Premier Rouvier and
Prince Won Radolin, the German ambas-
sador reached an agreement this even
ing relative to the communications to be
exchanged between France and Germany
regarding the Moroccan controversy
France consents to participate in the
conference, having been assured that her
interests will be safe guarded.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-09

Tacoma, July Sick in mind and
body and clothed in some rags that he
had picked up in the fields through which
he passed, James Leslie, one OF the es-
capped convicts from the Neil's island
prison, staggered into the town OF
Kent this afternoon and was soon ar.
rested by Marshal shepich. All attempts
10 learn the whereabouts of his compan-
ions were failing.
Leslie said he lay concealed in the
brush near Stones landing today and
that q number of officers passed close
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CONVICT LESLIE IS .
CAPTURED AT KENT, WASH.

to his hiding place. A report came from
Sherlock today that Convict Mccarthy
was captured, but it proved unfcunded
Mccarthy had been working on a ranch
near there two days, but disappeared
today. Tonight telephone message to
the Ledger gave the information that
convict Malone was captured presuma'
bly, near Stones landing and the officers
are on the trail of three more of the
convicts and it is expected they will
capture them within short time. Now
five prisoners are at large, three having
been captured.
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his younger sons to become king Of Nor
way. In case the kaiser is unwilling TO
grant their request the petition begs
him not to use his influence against Nor.
way or to boycott the country person
ally, but TO make his customary summer
trip to the Norwegian fiords. The pc
tition Is quantity worded and has given
the kaiser much amusement. No re-
ply will be sent for political reasons.
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Among Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Naval
BattaliOnS.
Sailors Break Windows and IN General
Riot. Troops Called To ousll Disturb
ance. General Strike Decided Upon,
Dsmonstrativs Meeting for July "a.

London, July "a dispatch from the
News agency from St. Petersburg says
n serious outbreak on the part OF the
msn Of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
naval battaiions occurred today near
st. Petersburg. The rioters. II IA said
broke all windows aud thsir officers
we're compelled 10 summon armed nasn
from the various military poata. The
dispatch added that general strike
was decided upon today, to commence
July 10 and great meeting Is proposed
for July e.
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Sanitary Conditions Improved.

Panama, July s.-Colonel Gorgas,
chief officer Of the Panama canal zone.
has informed the Associated Press that
since July 25 there has been no case of
yellow fever in the city of Panama and
only one in Colon. Sanitary conditions
have been much improved by general
funligation and the rainy season, which
is now in full force.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-09

lean athletic club won the American
aIl-around amateur athletic champion
ship today sgaipst four ooatestsntk
Sheridan broke the American record
with $500 l.2 points. The previous re-
cord was held by Harry Gill, Of Toronto,
Ohio, $500 l2 points made in 1900. The
otksr comeptitors were Emery H. Clark
Of the Boston athletic association; A.
b. Gum, Of Buffalo; George Mckhall,
Of Buffalo and I. Z. Allen. Of Boston.
The points scored we're: Sheridan, g.
800 l.2; Clark, 8lsi; Gum. Gill; Hall,
$685. l.2 and Allen 397s.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-09
Fireman Injured.

Birmingham, Ala, July s.-Fireman G
B. Spruell and f, Huffman were killed
and four others injured in fire in the
wholesale districts today. Tn eprinciPai
losers are Coils 4 Co., wholesale gro
GERS; the BinghamtOn Paper company;
johnson 4 Parks, merchandise brokers
the Tyler company; T. J. Spence anl J.
Hardie, owners OF the burned buildings
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-09
Extravagant Cowboy.

Los Angeles, July s.-Walteh Scott,
the cowboy miner who has been astuond
ing the people Of Southern California by
his lavish expenditure of money, has
contracted with the Santa Fe railway
for a special train from Los Angeles to
Chicago, guaranteed to make the full
distance in 4S hours. He will pay 3D.
500.
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NAY Be convicts.

Port Towsend, July s.-Telephons s. ad-
vices from Binnon, distant settlement,
to the Hoods canal announce the pres
ence Of three heavily armed strangers,
who. from published descriptions, are
undoubtedly Mccarthy. Castle and
Wade, the three escaped McNeiIs is
land conyiets. A sheriff's posse from
here is in pursuit. "