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HIDES, PELTS, WOOL, ETC.

Quotations. furnished by D. Bergman &
Co, st. Paul:
Green salted heavy. steer hides. 60 lbs.
and up, No. 1, l0c; No. 2, 0sc; branded.
No. /, 9Ac; No. 2, sAcss branded, No. /,
Green salted bulls stays and oxen, No.
Green salted veal calf skins, s to Is lbs,
No. ], 1Sc; No. O. 113sc; kip. 15 to 25 lbs,
Green salted long haired kip, to 25 lbs,
No. 1, 091kc; No. 2, oSc.
Green .salted odeacons. under s lbs. No.
/, 60c; No. 2, SOC.
Green salted skunk skins, No 1, zoe,
Green salted glue stock, 31ac
Green salted horse hides Qarge), No 1.
soaies Sc &c to Ss s. IS Nc &c. Nc 81 Smap and
Green and frozen hides. 1c to 11ac less
than salt cured.
Dry Montana butcher hides, short
No. IL, 13-14c; long trimmed, heavy,
No. IL, 15-16c; light, No: 1-2. 13c.
Dry fallen or murrain hides. all sections.
No. l, II and &c.
Dry salted hides, No. 1. 12c; No. 2, 1oc
Dry Minnesota, Wisconsin and Dakota
hides. II lbs. and up, No. 1. 125zc: No .,
lie.
Dry calf skins. No. ]. Ice; No. 2, 14c.
Dry kip skins. No. /. lie and 14c; No. g.
Dry glue stock, &c.
osssc. W. 2
Grease. No. 1. 4c; No. 2. Sc.
Rough tallow, 11sc.
dry territory butcher, 13c to 15c per lb.
actual weight: dry, territory murrain, 12c
to 15c per lb actual weight; dry shearing,
&c to 10c per lb. actual weight.
Wool unwashed. Minnesota and Wis
consin. 1Sc to 24c pei. lb; unwashed. Da-
kota, tic. to 22c per lb.
Deerskins, dry, 25c to 40c per lb.; green,
n n n n
Seneca, root, SIC to Sc
medium, SIG; No small, s12; cubs No.
large. 81: No. 1 medium. s6: No i
small Sd so; brown. No 1 large. sI4: No.
/ medium. $40 so; No. 1 small. So: cubs.
small. n1; / is1s sa.ss. % NO, ime''um' ~ No.
Badger. No, ! large. s1.25; No. i
medium, 81 so; No small. s25
:. Fisher, No. ! Iarge, $3.50; No. medium.
medium Hn s1e sIeo No. No. slna sss s0e CROSS No
81 T. gray s' No. large, 81; No. ~ Medium s1nll
s9 s9a5 N No. % medium ra So 80 So: NO. No. smaii nlgia
Soc; No small. S5c.
medium. SIS; No small. $40; brown and
pale, No. ] large, So; No. / medium, s6;
No. / small, So.
Mink, dark. No / large. s.. so: No. I
medium. $3.50; NO. small. 81: brown
and pale, No. 1 large, So. 75; No. medium,
$2;-No. i small s1.50.
Raccoon. No. l large. s1.75; No. ]
medium. 81 20; No. ] small. 75c.
Marten, dark. No. / large. $40; No.
medium, s14; No. small, 81; brown. No.
large, So; ~ No medium S; No small,
s. So; No. small. s.. So. ~. 'ne0'1'A'
Skunk. black, No. / large. LIZ; No. ]
medium, 81 .35; Nc / small, 81; striped
No. I large. 81; No. medium. 75c; No. ]
small, SOC.
Wolf No. large 81. so; No. medium
| 81. so; No. 1 small, 81.
Wolverine, No / large. 81; No.
medium. s5; No. small, 81.
Muskrats. Wisconsin. large; winter. 14ci
small winter and large, fall, lie; small
fall Sc; Minnesota, large, winter, lie
small, winter and large fall, &c; small. fall
&c; kits, &c.
Weasels, white, No. large, soc; No. ]
medium, soc; No. 1 small, 15c.
Above are quotations for prime No.
furs. No. 2. 3. are unprime and worth
| proportionately less.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS

BOSTON. Mass, Jan. 13.-CIosing copper
quotations: Adventure, 7%@S; Allouez,
21A @21%; Bingham, 39A @337s; Calumet
and Hecla, 665 bid; Centennial, 25az @26;
Range Consolidated, 69k k@69%; DAILY
West, .15A OIL; Dominion Coal, 6O@62;
Dominion Steel, 1S3s OBS; Franklin, 100
3A; Isle Royale, 271k @27s4; Mass, 111k@
11&; Mayfiower, IN @11s; Michigan, i4Ia
@14A: Mohawk, 53A @5414; Old Colony,
Ia @1k; Old Dominion, .2S@2S1A: Osceola
"a Shannon "copper" 9@9A; Swift & Co,
11l@112; Tecumseh, 35s @3%; Trinity, 95s
@9s; United Copper Co., 81 @6; United
Winona, 12A @121a; Wolverine, 17@171A;
Wyandot, 2 bid.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK, JAN 1S.-The market for
coffee futures closed net to 10 points
higher Sales of 25, 600 bags were re-
ported, including March at 6.75c; May at
8.00e; September S.40c; October, 8.45c;
December, S.60@8.6 .65c. Spot quiet.
Sugar-Strong; fair refining, 49-16c;
gar, A 5-16c; refined firm: No. 6, 5.45c;
No. Z 5. 40c; No. s, 5 .30c; No. 9, 5. 25c;
No. 10, 5.20c; No. IL 5.10c; No. Il, 5.O5c;
No. 13, 4.95c; No. IA, 4.90c; confection-
ers' A.. $500; mold A, 6 .40c; cut loaf,
.75c; crushed, 6. 75e; powdered, 6.15c;
granulated, 6 .05c; cubes, 6.30c.
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DULUTH

Duluth, Minn.-Wheats closed unchanged
from yesterday. 1t opened off slightly and
~ and advanced to s1.161s, but declined
to the close at 81 .16 V Business was
quiet. FLAX was duh and heavy Receipts
2. Shipments-Wheat, 1000 bu Corn on
track, 5Sc. Close-Wheat, No. northern
cash, $1-14b; No. northern, $1.07A :
sac. Flax, cash. 81 .2s; Nav 81 .94T oats' oats
29asc.- Rye, 75c.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Close-Wheat lower;
May, 1.oS14 @1 .06 July Ss1a @S95se:
cash. No. hard, $1.0S@1. .10;-No. 8. 81 .05
gl .07; No. 4, 99c@s1. No. 2 red, SLIP
Oils; No. 8, 81. 09 al. II; No. A, $1@i. O6.
Corn steady; May, 42A @42asc; July, 421h
@42ssc; cash No. 2 mixed, 42Ac; No. 8,
42c; No. white, 42jhc; No. 8, 42c. Oats
steady; No. 2 white, 81 " @32c; No. 2 mix
ed, BOZ @30% c.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR MARKET

The Demand Is Holding Fairly Good
Prices Little Lower
The demand locally continues fairly
good and sales in the aggregate are sat
isfactory. Prices on patents are cents
lower to correspond with the recent de-
cline in wheat. Outside points report a
waukee and Kansas City Canadian millers
have advanced prices % cents per bar.
rel
Shipments, As, 573 bbls. s199y.
First patents, Sc. 40@6.50 second pat
entss, $6.20@6.30; first clears, $4 .1504. .35;
second clears, 50. 60@2.70. (These are ali
f. O. b. in wood1
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
NEW YORK

New York -Flour-Receipts 17,136;
exports, 1882; steady, but slow.
Rye flour steady. Buckwheat flour
steady. Cornmeal barely steady. Rye
nominal. Barley easy.
Receipts, 81, ,O50 bu; spot easy;
-No:2 red, s1.2o elevator; No. red,
81 20A f. o. b. af1oat; No. northern Du-
luth, 81 26M f. O. b. afloat; No. 1 hard
Manitoba, $1111k f. O. b.. af1oat; early
weakness in wheat was associated with
poor cables, better Argentine weather
news, favorable western weather, Wall
street selling in Chicago and liquidation.
Finally the market rallied on covering and
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-APrime mercan-
tile paper, 4@41s per cent Sterling ex-
change easier, closed firner, with actual
business in bankers bills at S4 $500
A 81. .55 for demand and at 81. S5 .l5Q
4. S5 30 for sixty day bills; posted rates,
$4 851k "a Sc and $4.SS@4 $50; CONNER
cial bills, s4 S4%. Bar silver COZ. Mexi-
can dollars, AK. Government bonds firm
Railroad bonds firm Money ON call quiet.
1a4 @2A per cent closing IL, offered at 2
per cent. Time loans steady. sixty day
and ninety-day, 3 per cent; six months,
81 M3% per cent.
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NEW YORK coTToN MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 13-Cotton-Spot
uplands, zoe; middling gulf, 7.45c; sales,
800 bags. Cotton futures closed barely
steady; January, sic; February, 6.S1c;
March, 6.86c; April, 6. 93c; May, 6 696c;
June, 7.01c; July, Z .07c; August, .1Oc;
September 7.13c; October, 7.14c.
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closed 81 se steady at 4 A@Mc net decline; May,
corn.Reeeipts fl1,soo; sse:e@pes enports 4ss;
sales, 10, 900 futures; "a 600 spot; spot
steady; No. 2, 521kc elevator and SIC
I. 9; o. anoat; No. yellow, 527sc; No. 2
Wnlte,, oS Nc; option market was again
quiet, but ruled firm from the West, clos
ing sc net higher; May closed, 5O3ac
Oats-Receipts, 00,5O0; exports, 200;
36h QS7Hc; natural white, 80 to 80 pounds
3Saa@ 81 @3S3sc; clipped white, Sc to 40 pounds,
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, jan 13.-Butter-Firm:
at mark, cases included, 21@26c.
Cheese-Steady; daisies, 111s @11Ac;
twins, 11@111ac; Young Americas, 11% c.
Poultry-Live, firm; turkeys; 1Sc; chick
burbanks, 34@35c; rurals, 32@33c Veal
Firm; 80 to Soc lb weights, 5@6c; IS to 7E
lb weights, 51s @615s 80 to 125 lb weights,
6A M7Ac
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm. No 2 spring wheat, $1.12@1 Is; No.
8, $1.02@1. Is; No. 2 red, 81 179s @1. .191k.
2 oats, 3Oskc; No. white, 32A @321ac; No.
8 white. 31@31hc. No. 2 rye, 741k @75c.
Good feeding barley s6@37e; fair to choice
mating 41@47c. No. 1 haxseed, 81. 16;
No. l Northwestern, 81 %. Mess pork,
per bbl, $12. BIZ @D12. 40 Lard, per 100 lbs
Sc 65. Short ribs sides Qoose),. Sc. .121s@
6.377s Short clear sides (boxed), $500
6 6.621a. Whisky, basis of high wines,
81 %. Glover, contract grade, $13. Re
ceipts-Flour 3,10O bbls;a wheat, 90, 600
bu: corn. 213, 400 bu; oats, 92,Soo bu; rye.
1000 bu; barley, $4,000 bu. shipments
Flour, 20500 bu; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn,
$4,000 bu; oats, SO, 100 bu; rye, $500 bu;
barley. 80, 900 bu On the produce exchange
today the butter market was firm; cream
cries, 19@29c; dairies, 1917 @24c. Eggs
firm; at mark. cases included, 22@27c;
firsts, 27e; prime firsts, 29c; extras, 21c.
Cheese firm 11m12c
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LIVERPOOL

Liverpool-Spot wheat nominal; futures
quiet; March, Is I'D; May, 6s 115sd; July.
IS 115sd. Spot corn. American mixed
new, easy, As Id; American mixed, old
quiet, As 1O7sd; futures quiet; March, As
I'D; May, As I'D
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.Fx-interest. bid. foffered.
MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 13.--To-
days statement of the treasury balance
exclusive of the $50, 100000 in the gen
eral fund, gold reserve in the division
of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance, $141, 74S,e52;
gold, $50, $751; ,745; silver, $17,9S6,01o.
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LONDON

LONDON, Jan. 13.-Money was in linn
demand was increased by stock exchange
requirements Discounts were firm. An
easier condition is hoped for after the
Russian loan is out of the way. Trading
on the stock exchange was irregular,
though prices were fairly maintained
pending the outcome of the settlement
Consols were barely steady owing to the
turn of the money market and the fear
of Impending loans, but it closed a frae-
ton better Home rails dropped. Americans
recovered slightly to above parity after
the opening dullness, met with little sup
the most cheerful spot. Japanese were the
feature. Imperial Japanese government IS
of 1904 were quoted at 9812. Russians
cations.
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ST. LOUIS

st. Louis, Mo.-Close: Wheat lower; No.
red cash eleyat tor, 81 II; track, 81. IS;
hard, 81. 12@1.13. Corn. higher; No. 2
cash, 43c; track, 441kc; May. 43c; July,
437Ac. Oats steady; No. 2 cash, 301sc;
track, Bly, 932Ac; May, 31A @31ssc; No.
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new YORK BONDS

U-S.ref.2 .2s, reg. .1049s
do COUPON. .1043s
do IS, reg. LOB q
do coupon. ..1045s
*do n As, reg.130
do coupon. ..131 81
do o as, reg. .105 u
do coupon. ..105b
Am Tob As, cfts 72
do 6s, ctfs. ..1107s
Atch gen As. .103%
bdo adjt As. :. 94h
At G L As. .101%
B e. o As. ..1O4&
do 31as .... 95
G of Ga 5s. ..113k
bdo 1st inc..-. 81
do Cd inc..... 711s
c & Ohio 4as. .10S%
G & Alton 31as.. 81 Is
G B & @ n As. 99%
c r / & P As. 80
do col 5s. ISIS
bCCC & 81 g4s.101
fChi Term 4s.... 88
bCol Mid 4s. -. IA
Col & So As. 91%
Cuba 5s, ctfs.. .104%
D & Rio G As. .100A
Dis Sec 5s.. 79
Erie p ! As. ..101 "
do gen As. 9112
FW & DC lists. ITO
Hook V 41aS.. .1095s
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NEW YORK PRopucE

5 NEW YORK. Jan 13-Butter- Firm;
receipts, 1892 pkgs; held creamery, COM
mon to extra, 21@271kc. Cheese-Steady
unchanged; receipts, S18 pkgs. Eggs
strong. unchanged; receipts, 5,217 cases.
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Closing Cash. Grain Prices

No. hard, s116A; No. 1 northern,
S1.15A; No. northern. s111A @111%;
No. wheat, 81 06a4 @1. 0Sa4; No. durum,
39Ac; No. 3 oats, 27Ac; No. 8 white oats,
27%c;A barley, 34@44c; rye, 75% @D76a4 c.
No. flax on spot $1.22B; No flax to
arrive 81 .22B; No. fax, January OPP
tion, 81 22%.
Puts and Calls
Minneapol polis--May puts, s.$I16 u ;~s calls,
81. .175s; curb, $1.16H.
Milwaukee-May wheat puts; $4.15h;;
calls, 81. 1.17@1.171s; July wheat puts, 9SA c;
calls, 1880; May corn puts, 44Rc; calls,
44& @44Bc.
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REFINED sucAR 1oc H,cHER

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-All grades of
refined sugar have been advanced 10c per
100 lbs. - - :,
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BERLIN

BERLIN, Jan. 13.-Exchange on Lon
don. 20 marks 43s31ss pigs for checks. Dis
count rates, short bills. per cent; three
month bills, 2sss per cent
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PARIS

PARIS, Jan. l3.-Three per cent rentes
9S francs tx centimes for the account
Exchange on London, 25 francs 141s
centimes for checks.
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Japan 6s, cts. 96%
L & N uni 4s. ..1O2%
Man c gold Is. ..1O55k
Mex Cen As. -. 75T
do 1st inc... 25
M & st L As. 9SH
M K & T As. 1907
do 2ds ... 81
bN RR of M C As 81
.bN Y G e 31ss..100
bN j G gen 5s...1345s
Nor Pac As. 1861
do 3s ....... 77%
n & w C As. .102X
Q S l. rfdg As. 97%
Penn con 31zs.. .103 q
Read gen As. 101 "a
bSL & IN C 5s.. ..1161S
81 d ST fg As. SS%
st l. Sw C as. 81
Sea'd A l. As. S71b
So Pac As. 95%
So Ry SIS. .11S
7 & Pac lists. ..121A
T st L & w As. "a
Union Pac As. .105 u
u Pac con As. ..116%
u S Steel Cd 5s.. 92R
Wabash lists. ....118N
do deb B. 67A
West Md 4s. -. 91%
w & l. E As. 80. 93%
Wis Cen As. 919s
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CLOSING STOCK LIST
High ILowlC Close

Quotations furnished by Edwards Wood
20, main office Fifth and Robert streets,
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT. j
Receipts. Shipments.

The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat
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10: No. white oats. 8; No. oats, Q; No.
barley, 4; No. 4 barley, Is; No. feed
barley. 5; No. 2 rye, 6; No. 8 rye. 2; No.
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Open. High. Low. To-Day Yes.
Whit Il
May ISL .16A ISL IT 81 s15Al$1 163zas1. .163z
July LA 1.14aal l. 131s ]. .14H / 143a
Sept So Is .935s .93 .93h 1895
May .29 29 1874 29 29
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otal sales for the day. 7o7,7Oo shares.
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MISS MARY SUTTON,
Beat the British Tennis Champion,
Miss Douglass,

London july s. 3.sg p, m,--Mlss May
sutton NJ pawdcuD, rolo today beat
the l}utsh champion, Miss IS, Doug.
lass by 2'o and lhus becomes British
as wen nH American lady tennis cham.
ron The scores Worp, G.3, GA,
Tho match WIS exciting rhoro were
several prolonged Wllics ana two deuce
games IN The Nrl set ana ave In the
second SET Miss sutton, who played IN
her best form throughout, completely
wore her opponent down. She dcNel.
opcd wonderful new back stroke
which puzzled Miss Douglass, kept her
ON the back line and prevented her
from getting near the net In the last
game the second sut was won straight
or the rco Boy Miss sutton and gave
her the championship Miss sutton
was olNou Rrcut ovation from the
spectntore who numbered about 1000,
N H. Dohcrty boat y w. Brooke NJ
Australia IN the ull. England round OF
the runis sngles SD, 90, 60
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ESCAPED CONNICr LOCATED.


Tacoma, Wosho Juy S-W y. Mc.
Cuuny one uf the escaped uonNiolH
Is reported lo hr WORKING III Wnlllcos
ranch near NNluullN hllf way between
Olympia and Tacoma no n man who
recognized him. Mccarthy declared ne
had noon working there three weeks,
but tho farm hoW says the man has
boon employed but two days lie could
nnyo easily reached the rnnch from
whore the boat In which the conNicts
escaped WAS abandoned,
Rllt1r Wlkoson who was shot by
DopuN Marshal Bcrgh lntt night NiJ
a reporter fu lho Tacoma News.
TWO RHO bullets, hrod al q distance
Of ~ foot shattered hW arm ana lWn
othors went through hls coat sleeve
MIlksguu was acting pH a deputy
George Amllagc, another NoNH lo'
rorlor was thrown into the sound by
inc collision " Two launches AMI mar
ro,ly ,souprd death by droNnlng
Camera M tho various beaches OlonH
puget Sound from Seattle to Olympia
arn tuNurng moro from nunoyanroN by
lhp DEPUTY muYmls Than from fear NJ
I'M, outlaws II w Impossible 10 go on
uhc,yntr iu luV h0lls, pulrulitlN art,
o., dare. without hcn Rsloppol. several
,.,.os nro reported where shots nave
sinppul RUNNER campers Vlmld por'
sans .rr turning 40 ino rlilnh unlll tho
rNpItrmcnl iF oNrr
Many unHlWn tourists ON route to- I'D"
pornuud fair are stopping mere mop
mr lo gul No on % western lnhl'hullI
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EPWORTH LEACUERS WOULD
EVkNCELIzt WHOLE WORLD

ucnytr jolly s. Tu. seventh mDor.
national Eworh hague convention
today mougmulcl movement hayug
fm Ns object The oyWgolRtllon oI
ibo whole world AZ the morning ot.
nu m Trinity Methodist Episcopal
ana central Presbyterian churches and
coliseum hllD 0rde Uoro Distributed
ON which vUs printed a pledge 10 work
pUyonlllv and ruruostly for The *.
tension of the lopruo aud NE principle,
The slguIuR uf thrto cards by tho dole,
euloS viii Boz ono 0f the most import
ant results OF the grcnl convention
Tho morning sessions We're classified
on the pfotnu under the henling
'pcrwnul Sry.u' ana many interest.
mH experiences won" related ana val,
uohIo suggestions altered hy tbo spnuR.
rl'
Thp afternoon was given over IN oys
pWyoNs m'u the m0untulug and peak
ou Nh. now D.uyr. Southwestern A.
puoNr railroad Vu8 formally dedicated
br Mount ENnnrh
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Nearly an Of thosc contained mfom1.
tlan concerning the cotton INpuu Zoe
pcthor with Instructions Go HIl pr buy
pn the mark 't according tu lhD lNlur
mHllon furnished and 400 of luuW closed
with the HdmOulllon lo destroy iho
loltor
The secret service ngsnw learned tmt
I"I" referred io lu Holmes llUuH WHH
|"F A. pockhlW" of NoN YORK; and
That the lotlDiF signed with lho initial
|"F" w.ro Wmllou by r. A ruchNm
Il Mr. ponklhW Nur interviewed Iu Sew
Nolk cry ana stated thut the uHIN DA.
.lplunallon he mad to Rive con,uuing
the letters WIS mat ne WF trying to
muke 'Fomo money I'm The cotton mare
kot declining ~ sly anything ot hIH
Violations with Holmes Hans co. Van
Ripper Shortly after ne wug Interviewed
Washington ana held ID conversation
kHh Holmes over the telephone I'm
Ihiuh he inquired Whathor Holmes lu,
tndCd lo resign his position on Whoth.
n he cNportod 10 ho dismissed from
Ne government service. The first
qleNion asked liolWcs were Ns TO hlH
lqutlons with pockhlm ana Van RlpoG
llPlnrs said that th'y ull had been ON
NNy intimate terms socially ana mat
when he had occasion Ia visit New
lork which was frequently hie hotel bills
hdd paid by Van Ripper ur l,Ckhnm
HOLMES admitted that pockhum, Haas
ana himself were M one time nesO.
ciotcd In a venture In which Holmes
was " have nm interest equal 10 the
sum y $4,000, which be- WAS TO receive
as "a aIfl from the other members Of
the nlW, subsequently, Haas trans
forrod his interest IN this arm 60 l., G.,
Van Mpol ana Won Ripper gmtod that
| the company was organized Tor the
purpcst N handling cotton Holmes
tcNlllpd that this was true. but That
he WIS not aware Of the nature ~ the
organization at thc time he WIS Blyen
AN ltlorcet IN H. ana thal whom ho
leaned The object Of the company was
60 hindlc cotton ho withdrew from H.
rldor further examination Holmes
stated that he had sold to Van Rlpr'
about Feb 10. 1905. thro.luurths lUt
tuipst IN some mining property I'm ida.
no for $4,000, this amount having
been paid to him by Van Hipor No two
insinlmonis iu currency
ScDN Wilron says there seems To be
every reason TO believe from the report
of The gculot service agents that Holmes
could have given approximately cor
rect information anywhere rom ! tu
g day. In advance Of the publication of
the oilical report
II was found that alterations had
been made iu the figures of u report for
oct 10 1905 and Chat those alterations
appeared Ia hc n Holmes handwriting,
According ia One now plan outlined
10y SocN Wilson lu govern The pupun-
tlou of monthly 'uporlt Of the mcun
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EASY 70 BEAT THE LAW,


pushug July S-Tho decision of tha
Kansas Unlo supreme court prohibit,
ms the lUnmH Nuwul Ooe company
from unguaug m Muuow IN Kansas
ls NOT lopr.N.d with alarm by tine own.
ems ~ lhr company who are pllr.
burger II ls entirely probable mat
the letter ul tho kanWH supreme court
mandate WlIl hr uhoyud Int that The
huslnugN nl the corporation In than state
viii hereafter hn transacted IN the nnm'
Of ono vi the suhrdlnr} unuuoug which
are controlled hy he Kansas NnWrll
Gas COMPANY Commenting mon the
decision, president Nurnrlnll uld,
"1'ho supreme court decision win not
lniuro up 10 any extent We have olhwr
companies doing business IN knusls {"
The Kansas Natural dHH company
has 81 900, 0Oo stock ana NOO0,0OO bonds,
of with nearly an M held IN ptlHburg.
The company was Incorporated IN Della.
ware ana hiH ON and gar holdings OF
200 0lo acres M uur Time WIN produce
ton " many billions VI tcot ~ gas pei
DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
ONERpOWERID SHERIFF,
Then MASKED Mob shoot, hut DO
Not XIII Prisoners.

'lronton Mo, july SEA- gang Of
masked men 0yorpoWorcd and bound
Sheriff Marshall carly today forced
their way into the county Jail ana fired
several shots al william ana Arthur
Sp1uRh prisoners held on the charge
Of having murdered shoiln POLK several
weeks uRo, Euch OF the Spuughs re-
cciycd three bullets iu hls legs but
neither WAS seriously wounded The
raiders then quietly dispersed tn
purpose OF the strange attack N "a
matter lol speculation, since all The
shots were fired NJ che prisoners logs
ana there was no attempt upon their
lIyoa shcrlr Marshall WIS bound and
gagged ana biz koye tOkon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
They Sail on the Minnesota From
Yokohama for Port Of
Seattle,
GREAT CROWD TO SEE THEM OFF
pauook Of a COLLATION. and then snip
Sailed Away AmId a storm of
"BinyaiI'

Yokohama Japan July s"Tho
steamer MmpoU, oi Inc Great Norlh'
ou limo having ou hoNrd The jnponoae
peace poupotuupuaa mIlca from th'
port for sulNo NJ i.2o ihia Ul.Woom
THE governor of Yokonumo and ol,Io
lollos o.pouod the plcu.rolonllonoH TO
the pier whore tNpy W,ro received boy %
military guard, ~ the pier me ploul'
poluuurlya ana Wo.r sulce entered
launches and were conveyed ~ the Min.
haolN witch was orcerod Win iiaW
us wen. ull the other shps IN The hare
b0r
rn, Marquis lDo ircmN Eunmo,
the olho. members ot the cabinet hr
Girpuu. Inc American mprleH avid
the staff oft the ltlIi'Ou were among
hotu who accompanied liluu komuts
and hiR marty ~ the Minnesota AZ
enormous crowd ~ Japanese ana Tor
rIpu't with hunlF ot music uNsomhud
M IA, NttoI front ana general oOlhn.lr
ann Was manifested bands playing pa
uIollu airs ana the vmwds dlscholR'
iup lrnWprNs ON arriving ON board IN"
Mnn.goU Baron komurd ana those
who accompanied him uDrlOuk Of %
collation. after which The shin sailed
amidst % storm OF hnuIulE The JAPAN
ere wumHnip rlkso nrpd % salute NJ
~ gun. uH the Minnesota PIT io sea,
crcortcd boy % torpedo boat ana a naval
steamer
Tho Japanese ponce plcnipolcutlprlcs
are Baron JulWo kpmuw the foreign
minister of Juplu so, Jud koRoro 1N'
Mhlrl. the Japanese ministers to the
lutod states Accompanying Baron
Komum nom Japan are 10 Ear ~ ns'
tprtainablc here, col, Talhlbana, uf the
war ONCE, NJ iwml2a, director
oil the bureau Of political nffahs; NJ,
Suitu, director of the bureau of infor'
nation, and N, W, pcnnson, Nmori'
| Unl advisor Of the foreign office, and
O number uf interpreters, clerks and
olhor appointed " assist the plcnlpo'
tuutluiirH
Frontier Hatma WIN act as foreign
minister during the absence Of Baron
komura
nARoN KOMrRAS DEPARTURES
Toxic July s. Baron kuuom lho
peace envoy and hls suite lcfl Shim.
blshi railroad station for Yokohama
This afternoon amid ID hearty sund.u1
from the elder statesmen cabinet min.
INtuW the diplomatic corps. generals
admiral court dlguilurIof ana rcplr
goulntlVos uf the important societies
ana NEGOTIATIONS several hundred iu
number who had gathered At the Shim.
huRhi station several hours ahead uf
time. The capacity of the spurious
platform was tostod lo the utmost,
Nature seemed iu Do fNor'ug the de-