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■ I 4 ■ ■ alf ■H ■ ; - M 'j £ ■ gteM| . A YORK. Ifii "gesrgii IIEi: ESlOlil) CAME ~jl c ,ty OF MEXICO iHEH PBOPERn /f( i/' W.u Too Busy To Ac- , mpax i His Wife.| jraiu, v*a. Hoc. 23,--Mrs. L .•■ll.a, the wife of the us confidence operator, r and • x-c ..vict, “L >rd” J, is in tiie city. c.'i iirough direct from v : xieo and is here for irpose of settling up her iestate. she will do then is a , Wli tiler she will re ii r.j where her living w.ll irwir lh'-r she will return ugiliv husband and let I>f in" her money and -ert h r, are questions yet swered. her arrival in this city tt> the home i* M 1 :t >sh w here ’ l;;e present. husband's lLu tb u t j s already curiosity on ' ■H- the city of B ' deal of gossip ■’ '• ■ urn. A lew days i: al rig'it. ■ i,Y Ills UN 21 E ' 1 ■' ' 1.-E Leads to a H ' 1 " T. llt AG EDY. B jLc. 23. —Rubs B '< I' Ili Lairels of n B 1 >lio‘gun emptied ■ '■ 'Lay about ho.n, B ,r ' 1 iis'aiit death, B ''* ’"“y, his uncle, four , B 1 t leveland, Ga., ■ L mil. s North oi B r Bl ■ ii ' n unfriendly mr n * * I ■ 1 1me, ihe result of I n 'i line, which has 1 I " .non for several ■ ll > ' ' ■ ‘ >mrdi ror had not j '"i hi,"t il at last report, tut I m.'i posse vote af'e ■im. B <■ ..is tent I Coughs 1 - u ’ ■’ll the remedies which ■ i; plied certainly needs ■C:- tu ■nd sensible treatment. 8.. : WCr ‘ iiVe ycars that stand- * '-Parat.on ol cod-liver oil, I SCOT T'S - ■ EMULSION B\ 4 »' s effectiveness in cur- B tnro t,v ; n ? affections of the B rca , ? - u iungs> and this is th€ Bti-hv a '' : c °d-liver oil, par fl c ' ded, strengthens and B / vitalizes the whole sys- B L*' eni ’ th* hypophosphites c t as a tonic to the ■ liirv n l‘ and nerves, and the Hll I t ycerine soothes and I f l y heals the irritation. Can B think of any combi-1 II b» ■. nat ‘ on so effective as this? I '"J 1.,r, Jf’ Sf ,* lTT ' s Emulsion. See that the ■ "« on the wrapper. I s COTr 'i * n<l *' ° O, a ” llru ■ BOW'NE, Chemists, New York. THE JSTLER OF ROME. Smoke JAPS KILL SAILORS WHEQT OLADIOCK ‘"OUT OF IT- TH ET A 0 VICTI M 8 BELONG- gp rr. ivn n ~ •Eb TO-'fllE ASIATIC FLEET CF\l PFI° N LE WZ STILL lIARp ING ON 111 - MYSTERY ftBOUT AFFAIR 4NDflfiMom WILLiOh HE GIVES MW ADVICE . " r ~ ___ ■ One was Montgomery, of Y. rk- > “ WWN, Othfk Frank Epes. Wh.l-Go Into The Bh fn F T „ /“ F ‘” F9 T "’ P “’ S ‘* NT T '" K T ‘ “ 1 ' Somebody. LE TER ( R ju;js, Waehipgton, D, C. Dec.. 23. The Department of State has un- ni • Cincinnati, Dec. 23.—While dortnken an investigation of two nri TT I i' C ' 2 ” ~ lhu Powl h “ ttin g “bout Bob FiU-immons very disagreeable incidents that L.* ? “ g . eo “' >rni,l g >e-entr e into the fistic arena n may-c.witanj' in themselves the C emLr\)' 4"i"’‘i"’" " ICreaH " R the Lunk - V One himself germs of .serious trouble in the - i WI ’',h 4“. ‘ , . '* Btll ‘ ‘ nak,ng B l eech « B behind near future. These are 'the killing the Bom 1 fi’a '"n ' °” hp foo,ll gbts. and the burden of by Japan'ese (ft two sailors attach- the culm naHr >fh 441*’ o d °" e e<l to ihe United Stales 11-H on I A the g.gtmUc mg.” FitzhPs rot taken th. the AsiaUc-aiation. ' Tn-de wi T'm duadl ° C , k- . * b ‘‘ ca l ,t,on - ’<”> of cfiTampi- The ex .pi j . 11 l ‘°t * e surprised th»n to one. off his three sheet posters, which thw-ki lii r ' "i Ul ’ l " arn thut All,10 «r will loose a but in one of his stage speeches at w h.ch tbe-ki.ling occurred are nol Hear $] COO,OOO on the December Chicago this week he declared: ”1 kmwo.hcr.Met, and the State De. deal. True he has performed the have permanently left the ring partment is trying to learn them marvelous feat fff hringetig G 009.- .nd I wouldn’t go across’t the hrough the Lmted States Mims- QOO bushels ol high grade cash street to see a fight. Os cour, , I’ll . r to Tokio and the United States wheat of this city in defiance of hold the title of champion sb long Uonsuis ni Japan, preliminary to all settled rules of commerce, but as no one earns the right to wear determining what s eps shall be that act may result in nothing it.” taken to secure reparation, if it more substantial than gbry. fitz gives advice. shall be found that the kil mg was “ It j 9 a growing belief on P , , . . . u. i. exacted, ui.j ..,.111.1,1. . ch „ gJ Mr . A * wut h , d J'"* g ««ou.ly deoi.re. .h.t he The first killing wa» ol a ss.lor p., dearly lor bringing .ho big '‘T b . .n n n.med Montgomery, lormedy st- volume ot wh«u to L city, .nd “ reSU '“ r ba “' k ° ’ ° h “” P, °"" tsohod > ths Yorktes-n, .bil. ths. In. .1,.,., M .iu„g , emu, S L g-T* *7 .hewa. on the Ae.stio st.lh ... .nd h,.n .bon. IS or 20 cent, a bush- , h “ ■““> «»..r.»or. I. the last wa, ths. of Frank Eppes, e |. lost the charm or novelty »hm. a sador, a native of New York, “In July the Leitn-clique began Bhip to Peter Maher, who failed to and apprentice on the flagsh.p its operates in a formable man- hold ont „ it whell he met Fitz Ob Olymprn. He was killed at Nagas- ner by gobbling up July wheat the R IO q rande . E ilz says he will ak ‘; , L , , 63 cents. The ammount in its not meet Kid McCoy> He advigeg The officials here have been ad- possessiou was variously estimated the « Kid >, to tackle some other vised of the bare facts only, but, at from 5.000.000 to 10,01X1,000 heavywe : gh ts, and expresses the following so cosely on the terrijle bushels. No matter what the opil)ion that eitfaer p Htpr Mahor assault at Kcba list September of actual ammount of its holdings, j im Hall, Joe Choynski or Tom a Japanese mob upon the sailors it was 1 nge enough to boost the Sharkey ’ an whip the new kil)g of of the Yorktown, these killings price and emphasize the growing t he middleweights, havd tnem to a determi- foreign demand. ■"■ 1 11 nation to secure protection for our “The pl Ice <d July wheat rose j WITH THE REGULARITY OF A sailors in Japanese ports. toB3 cents, and between 70 cents CLOCK. .» - ? and 73 cents, the Leiter clique sold HOUSE FULL OF GOLD. bU t r 9 P t ock on J u | y ai)d f rang . Cheney’s Expectorant will in- ferred a portion of it to Septem- variably cure a desperate cough A Lake Bennett Indian Said to her pocketing by the transaction and case of the lungs. I have used Have Di coverkd the Klondike the premium which al that time it in my family for many years existed between July and Septem- and cm say it never fails to prove Seattee, \\ abhr gton, ec . p erw iieat. ts worth. It will always get you Prince Yeecet, son of King Yakun- geDtember came around right. C. Tuck«. - » I HOUSE FULL OF GOLD. A Lake Bennett Indian Said to Have Di covered the Klondike Seat tee, War Im gton, Dec 23. Prince Yeecet, eon of King Y akun limi of the Cbilcat Indians, Alaska, has arrived in Seattle. He declares that the Klondike was discovered not by the whites, but by Kashes, v Lake B-nne t Indian, “who has a house full of gold—so much that he cannot move it and does not dare t > leaye it.” A party has arrived from Con necticut under the leadership of Mrs. Marie Reedselle. She will attempt to make a winter trip over the snow and ice to Dawson City by sled. Preparations are being made by a Chicago company to send a train o Dawsor over the Dalton trail, using a Michigan logging engine. THREE HELD FOR MURDER. Diabolical Tragedy In Which An Old Wcman Was Killed, Qi itman, Ga Dec. 23 lhe coroner’s jury impaneled to hold the inquest over the body oi Kate Young met this morning at . 8 o’clock. They had be fore them who swore that Lena and Maltha Buller and Andrew Patterson were in the fuse with ■ the old w. man. : Then also proved that Patter son some day betore the 1,1 111 r ( f the woman eaid he was going U kill her and that since the kill ir,g th. «M> H.«> | asked Patterson where o.d h-te was, and be replied “Sb« has. gone to hell with her tongue choked out . The jury bound Lena and Mar- Butl.r ...d Andre" ovei to the superior court to am W er the charge of murder ami bound Dan Lawrenoe over as a cessory. U H uni versa, ly bel e l that they are guilty. * Open AT NiGHT.-Manag-r Low ry of the Southern Express com „ y s . y . «»h« ll* “r 1 ffl° P -r ’ that the office Rome to announce that < laptop™ unt, 8 o Clock Hl „ighl during tl‘» THURSDAY EVENING* DEC EM £1? 23 1897 and 73 cents, the Leiter clique sold out its s’oek on July and trans ferred a portion of it to Septem ber pocketing by the transaction the premium which at that time existed between July and Septem ber wheat. “Wh n September came around the clique repeated its bullish-tac tics and accumulated at 67, cents a vast ain mount of Septem ber wheat estimated as high as 11 000,000 bushels. Il was during this month that the foreign situa tion was brought cut more boldly. Sept tuber skyrocketed in a shoit lime to 9.) cents. A large portion of the holding was transferred to December, with another handsome premium to put a ay, and a cm sideraole bulk was sold outright for a big profit. “Thepr-sent line of 6,000 000 bushels ofDecember wheat, which the Leiter clique is caring for, was bought from the elevator peo ple at from 97 to 87 cents a bush el. At one time the c.iqu bad an apportunity to sell this immense holding as a profit of nearly 20 emits a builioi. Arm nr, Seaverns Seav it a, Peayy and the Centra E'avators Company were the peo ple who sold wheat to the Leiter clique. “Armour’s shortage was on'j’ guessed at until the great ship ments of wheat from Duluth by vessel and rail showed in ths sen sationally large increase of the contract slocks in store. The amount said to nave been brought here is nearly six million bushel-, and that is regarded as Hie amount of Armour s shortage. The other shorts did tbe ( same thin' that Mr Arm »ur h u aoeiinqjlitdied, al thougn not upon so Luge a sea e B;( , rd Mr. Ar umr si it out i his people to bring in wheal sul- ; trcienl to satisfy his contracts tor delivery be was face to Le<- with at. ugh prob em. Ha l be been unable to secuie the wheat which fa*’ ie noff credited with having brought here he would have ben compelled to pay t<’ Leiter the difference between the price at which he sold the wheat to LMter and the market price on the day of d. livery . “Inasmuch as Mr. French, of tho Leiter ciowd insists that th», December wheat in the clique’s hands did not cost on an aver age more that9o cents a bushel, and assuming that the market price would be $1 a bushel on the final day of the month when it is necessary for Armour to de liver what he sold to Leiter he would have been compelled to pay the latter 1) cents oi every bushel be could not actually de liever. Ihe rules of the board are ii.mclad on this subject and there is no recourse. “Now that Armour has secured fully as much cash wheat as he s./ld for delivery this month, there wi Ibe no such contingency t< face. It was in his bringing tin wheat to this city when it was scarce when hardly any was to b had that the test of strength camo in. That Rubicon has been safely crossed by Armour. At what sacrifice he saved his business honor is km.wn only to himself. The n mainder of the shorts wh< sold to French are gt neral y re garded as safely within c .ver. It is confidently predic'ed that the clique will get all the wheat which it tioiight. If Armour has been buying for other homes which played the bear market it is not known to the outside trade and belief is that Armoui bought cash wh-at for Armoui and company first and last” TORTOED FOR MONTHS. • “I was tortured for nine months with Lettie rash. I found no relief until 1 b. gan taking Hood’s s »r- Baparilla. The first few bottle re lieved me and 1 continued its use unt‘l I was cured. I am now it, better health than for years and niv skin is soft and white, “Mbs. Lucy Biglow, BusHNEF, Florida. Hood’s Pills are the only pills o take with H jod’s Sarsaparilla Alldrugists 203* F J.KANE & CO HAVE THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS TO BAR GAIN We anticipated the Fall Trade and more, we made our tions against six cent cotton, and, while our buyer was in market, bought our entire new Fall and Winter stock on that basis. It took work, it took money, it took time and it took a man who knew how. That we have generously succeeded in preparing to meet the exigencies of+he times and the conditions that now face the people, we most cordially invite you to call and see for yoursalf We know that we can satisfacto rily convince you, iWe flatter ourselves tnat we have already built an unassaila ble reputation for handling only s',< the very best grades of staples. We are here to grow up with the : A city and we propose to make ev- erysale add to the reputation we > boast, . As to the more changeable or fashionable patterns, weavesand stylish goods, we pride ourselves thi: wni/jyu n> it selected stotk ever brought to this market, Gooas. that are a feast to the artistic eye andgoods that wear like iron and yet*are a joy frever t j F J. KANE & CO 10 CENTS AWEEK