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Newspaper Page TextI, I Miaji . 4 V WiLiiiliLlL POTCTJjAXD. lOREOOTtf. KOKDAT, 1902, VOL. I. !N"0 90 w I PRICE FIVE CENTS. . 1 IbiiciiliLU KING EDWARD'S -ffSTREWGTH GROWING Physicians . Becdhiing Confident of. His Recovery. ? : : ' : -Jf-Hi8Present-CondiW--HoldstfTjll7Aftr 'V i?cuiiGoutj no LDNDQTf, . June 30. With the excepUon f ; a taeodon of the somewhat unsatis factory "condition of , the operation wound the official bulletin regarding th .King's condition at 40 o'clock this morning con tinue! to be of .tho favorable ohe, ,The bulletin read! as follow: " ' ! . '"His Majesty baa slept welt The dress. Ins; of tht wound g hie much distress but there. are no bad symptoms of tiny kind.' The general, public fat-.becoming, more convinced ar the days wear on that His Majesty's recovery is but a matter of time. " There were hut few watchers at tli palace' gates . during tho night and the crowd there this morning were .as nothing to the slse Of those of last week. The doctors are now hopeful of the King's passing , Wednesday without ' any 'unto . ward symptoms manifesting themselves. 'HAS GREAT PATIENCE). " It was officially announced today that the King- bad1 been removed to 'a couch In a $2000 Fire Early Yesterday Morning.' JPovey - Bros., the glass worker) are losers to the extent of about ooo by a fire early Sunday morning, while R. B. Castle, has most likely forfeited his Ufa District Engineer Toung also lies at Good Samaritan 'Hospftal extremely, weak: from loss of blood, through a ;cut on, his right leg; caused bra piece of falling glass The Or was tn a frame building back of Povey,Bros." main works, and its or IgoTs unkoownl In this building Castle and six others were . working when the second story floor- came down. . It was' a narrow escape for all, but Castle was the only one seriously Injured, ' He - was . knocked down by the falling debria, a heavy piece'of machinery catching - him inf the back, breaking it He was imme diately removed to Good 'Samaritan Hos pital. under protest, and thinks he will recover, but his physicians bold out lit tie bope for htm. ,'-' V-.,, '. n' t. . "Johnnie" Toung wa . hot 1 seriously hurt, but came near bleeding to death before he received ' medical attendance. He, wm tcut In the right leg Just above the. ankle, and an artery severed.- He -walked to Emiie i Bprangers. , a- block away, - where he dropped Into a chair, -while spectators went sourrying for phy sicians., prs. Rand and Camdiana re sponded. Toung was later removed to the hospital, where he will have to stay for some time to recover his strength. - IT'S THE FOURTH OF JULY ' . . AND OUR. ATTRACTIONS IN v , ' S Wen's Furnishing Goods PARLY CRACKLJC UKZ VIKZCKACKIKS. ft Onting Appaj....Siimraer Underwear . -Up-to-Date Beltsy A JiSv;;; t'jt ; ' '";;; Straw Hats, All latest Styles. ; r EVERYTHING to KEEP YOU COOL as a CUCUMBER ' "ONLY GOOD COODS-ONLY Me SIC H EL MEN'S FURNISHER and HATTER 'i',"vtriJv's3i;' ISs WEATHER Tonight and Tuesday, fain northwesterly winds. V, it.Mtr . Mv' ,tef Cdebrate5the!lurth With enthusiasm and add to the joya : to , 1 v'f' -t thins for tho day Silk Golf Shirts, 59 Cents -Ai.,.. -:StZ THEM IN OUR. WIPiDO W diiENRY J. Cents Faniisher - Sole Agent for , I h Third street 3, J,; . l .. Urn v TK DOC ,uui uo v?aiOiT i If yesterday ,f or , aeveral hours. , Ha was. much ; bent fl ted by ,the change. I u w. TT. Anralnna iam aAvavi Mill fha In terviewe "are" very 'shorf and' the utmost quiet Is enforced." The King sees no cor respondente and ' Is .not- approached, on. matters of state. His courage and pati ence call forth the greatest admiration, i REMOVAL ,'TOf COUCH.' i !The "Klrig'a removal' to' 'couch Was carried out, unde.r X)r.'. Trievee. directions. SIX attendants OioUUng, atlas .many points of the sheet Aipon which the Xing lay. lifted him dear oft hlsbeJ to' the couch, Treves regulating fbelr 'movements by raising and lowering his hand. . The King was again removed to a couch- this after. ' '' KlN( 'STILL IMPROVES.- ' LONDON. June SO. The T o'clock but letin issued' r ' the- . King's" physicians showed even -'mors favorable conditions than" did the morning bulletin. ? It says "King had fairly comfortable dajN and discomfort In his wound has 'been less.' Defaulter? Robertson: of Salt Lake Afraid WW J, V v to Die. : J, S Scrtpps-McRae Newa Association. SALT LAKE, Utah, June 30,-rAf-ter wandering' through the moun tains for -SO- hpurs 'with, a-c loaded shotgun. intent 'On suiciding; Alexander Robertson, paying tell er of the .Wells-Fargo Bank here, returned home and waa foand in - the attle of- his homs on Sunday. ft-H lias 'confessed that in the last. irht rear had Bad committed de faleaions to the-' amount' of fw.ooo. i-e- 4- Two other bank employes are. said to be implicated. ' It Is alleged that f- they lost' the -past three years over 1100,000 gambling. "More arrests are expected before tonight i - v ' , , Government Boat. Joa Supple baa been awarded the con tract for building the new government boat which wlU be used as a supply ten der for the various military posts In this district ! His bid- wag $23,000. He expects to begin work on the new boat at once. X . , . ' Mil! Ill .1 i.l ii 'I jft. "T ? J.;. WHEAT MARKCT. SAN . FRANCJSCQ, June , Sa-Wheat, uni., . i , " X. - ' i CHICAGO. June JO. 'Wheat, tSKWIMc J irt w REASONABLE PRICES.- : 2aa Washington st J PORTLAND, ORE. - . - r of the day the consciousness of A is on of oar, ? 1 ' f VHltE . - 'V and Hatter the KING Hat. Between Iorrison and Ydmhffl ' I 1 DOC 3CU BATHS, WELL, PATRONIZED. Vi) ''I"' "; " 1 i 'f INK. Yesterday morning about- 300 boys availed themselves - of tne privilege of the free swimming bath at the' foot of Belmont street, through the courtesy of Joseph Supple,' the' well " known -v boat builder.:.; When -the directors of the in stitution talked about closing the InstL tution for the season, Mr. Supple said that it, would remain open If ha had to run It . himself,, Ha said that , it . mad hira so happy to see the numerous young, Americans enjoying, themselves- so thor oughly. ' - ' - " ' In the afternoon about1 150 men were In the tank ' and "were loud; la' their praise of the lnstltutlonw '.f, V'. There Is some talk, of' taking, away the privilege of women if they... do t not avail .'themselve ot, the opportunity In larger .numbers. w rj' i:v. v YANKEE WARSHIP i'1 Will Overawelthe-Reb- : els Who Are Oevasfa-!!. !.tipgCap6JJtien- ,.' (Scrtpps-McHae News Association.) f V WASHINGTON, " June JO. An f American warship will be sent at -- -f once, to Haytl for. the purpose ot -v-, protecting .'American Urea' ' and property -endangered bjrthe revolti--f tlpn now progressing there: Thi 4 action ; was decided upon by, the f- Navy Deflkrtment today upon., the 4 -T" request of Consul ' Livingstone at f Cape Haytlent " ' i fTftTTTTTTTt Last Honors.Are - Paid to . Popular.; ' ;ftailrbader. 1 , Traveling Agent Staler, of the Omaha, and A. 0( Barker, general aent of the Northwestern, , are back from -Spokane, where they attended the funeral of the late William H.' Mead,' the Omaha's gen eral agent who died In the Sacred Heart Hospital . there last week. I i Assistant General Passenger Agent Charlton, . of the Northern Pacific, wilt probably not come back until tonigbtiy Ml Mr. Charlton and Manager Norman, of the Hotel Spokane, looked aftw the pre linimaries to shipping the remains East These were accompanied by H, 8. Collins, general .agent of the Omaha at Spokane. He will go as far aa St Paul.. There It is probable that General Passenger Agent Teasdale, of the Omaha, will there take charge of the body, and ac company it to Brooklyn, N., X, Where Interment will be had. . r ; Short Episcopal funeral services were held over the body by Dean Ferine, .of All Saints' Church,' Spokane. The Spo- kanei lodge of Elks was well represented, for "Billy" was a member of that order. Many of the local railroad meri of Spo kane were present Many of the Port land railroaders Would have attended but could. not reach there In time; 1 To the very last the Mother Superior of the Sacred Heart HospiAl was with "Billy." She was formerly connected here with fit ."Vincent's. . , , Beautiful floral offerings were. sent to the services by Division .Superintendent Gilbert , of the Northern Pacific, by the Bpokane Lodge' of Elks, and by Mr. Mead's Immediate associates, a v' s President Roche end Secretary Trum bull, - of the Paclfla Coast Association of Traffic Agents are arranging the details for a meeting to be held at thePortland Hotel on the day the , final funeral ser vices ar performed in Brooklyn over Mr. Mead's remains, r Appropriate services will be held and resolutions adopted. It is probable the meeting will take place Thursday. , ,. , mi mm (Scrtpps-McRa News Association t '- i wAKUiMUTUM, June so. To senate today - passed a bill , placing . Admiral Schley on the retired list with the pay and allowance of - a rear admiral on' the active list X Hot Times in Haytieo. ' CAPB5 HATTTBN, June 30. -The polit ical street -fights between the partisans of M, FIrmtn, ez-Mlnister to France, and General Nord,. Minister of VTar of ' the Provisional Government, have ceased. Both jmen are candidates for- the presi dency. Admiral Klfilck, who ' support Flrmln and who bombarded the city yes terday, says, 'the second 'bombardment wUl be In earnest the first having caused little damage. - A temporary peace ba been 'established. : Flrmln and the: foreign consul have taken refuge. aboard a-Hay-tien man-of.war.-tt- f-v-, i ! - - NO APPOINTMENT i Municipal Judge-elect' Harry H. Hogue stated this afternoon that b had not as yet .. decided whom he; would select' as clerk of his court but at present T. D. McDevttt Jr., would continue to act un til a selection la mad. - ., , . r .v HIS M B " .' t ' V -'I' ' .' .". : . ((..,,-. sajssassseasBBSsasswaswasaaaeasBwaa. -. t,--,--..' . . - . h , . , .... j...r .'. :, , , .c ,, n v ' .',: RAILWAY STRIKERS WiHCJoinltKe -Luckl , Unioryr Tonight. i. or Little Chanse in the Situation H ? on tbVJKTCC & OrRoad t r JM. i The, strHctng tstreet-ear men 'of, the Jr. C ft O.-will hold a meeting tonight and expect to -initiate, a;' large number of men into the' vnloo Over .half of the Cm ployes are not members of the union, but they ..have : anpounctd , their intention of joining at.th;firt opportunity,, and the laaln purpose ot koldlng the meeting' to. knight is to accommodate, theme wif , An the eectlontnen, are Just-as strongly in favor of th,rtk as, any of the other employes, although, they belong ftp no union; ; Every pn of them .is out and . is Just asUtter against the ednunlstratlon of Tiffany aa tbPft wb come dlrectly,:un 'dee his supervision,, They are not eligible to Join the ;wfcoa, bUV tWa .will make no dlflerenc i w4tn them,, as .th fight, they are making- Is more, pf a matter .of prln clple with Oham than anything else. . The- company, hea npt.yet shown. any disposition to change' Its tactics.- " 1 i No cars are running but those carrying the mails, the passenger traffic of the line being enurely ctrTofE, How long this Will continue Is 'merely a matter' of conjee ture. ' Manyare inclined to the belief that an' attempt will be made to renew- busi ness aaiioonas th WaiMson-street bridge IS repalrfe(t"'H'V then thought that the management will be confronted wih the all-absorbing qobstiOni " Tiffany or Lo Tiffiny: Stuart or no Stuart. Th decis Ion will be awaited, with bated breath by oil the former patrons of the road They are anxious to' know whether or not they ar to rid or walk'.,t- -- , - It is reported tlwt Stuart Is beginning to ,feel Very strongly the Importance of his position. : He how occupies a situation a few notches higher haa that held by Tiffany. The latter Is .running, a car Wh Stuart, Is Issuing hint orders, , tell; tng,hlm,,wbcn to run and all about It This bes, doing without a dispatcher's sheet and up to date he has been uocess. fui in keeping Tiffany trona colUdina; with himself, j , , i . The boats runalng to Sell wood and MU waukie yesterdar AlA a ,blg business. , the steamer Republic , being wejMadeia with humane frelf lit on each. trip. ,V; f ' , He Has no Desire to ; Force AneatioCon 1 the Cubans. (Scrlpps-McRae News Association.) WASHINGTON, June JO.-Senator Bl klna; of Pennsylvania, addressed the Senate today on his resolution providing for the annexation-of Cuba. , He said his resolution bad been misunderstood, as it was bis sole Intention to annex Cuba only in event that Cuba should take the Initiative. HeAdeclared the annexation to 'be tn the" Interest of both countries. or jra ut Married a Member of ; Parliament Today in London. tBcrlpps-McRae News" Asspclatlon.) "LONDON, June B0.lan Malcolm, a member of Parliament and Jeanne Lang try, th daughter ot Aotress Lily Lang try,1" were - married here .today. Gifts worth si King's ransom Included a Jewel with an autograph letter from the King and a large check from' Mrs, Langtry. BIG STRIKE fScripps-McRa Newa Association. .. OMAHA. June " ' I0.-A strlk . order against, the Union Pacific was issued, by the Machinists Union today., Reports In dies t that every, man on the entire sys tem went out , ., " t , l ,i -NEW; POSTOFFICE CLERKS. , " Tomorrow morning seven new 1 clerks WiX enter the Portland poetofflce. They are selected from successful competitors in examinations, and ar all taken from. the civil service list They will be set at work In different departments; and their selection . Is in acoordano with a request for seven additional clerks. - The clerks are: .Miss Cella B. Bollman, Miss Laura Derbyshire, John . BL ' Butenschoen, Robert E. Htakle. H. .IL Lursen, JL.H. jHaden and A. Lincoln 8mith ELKIWS EXPLAINS mi j, ii -ii' j ii mm I ? I sTw-W ST- sTV All . LAItai tUIUUN BOTH (HOUSES cv o ! Tjo ADJOURN i (Scrlpps-McRae News Association.) - . ! WASHINGTON, June 30. -The Senate ahdi House leaders today agreed to ad -Journ Congress at. t. tomorrow.! Adjourn ment .wouldi have been bad -today but it was not ( possible ( to enroll . the Phil lypine bin in. time. ,tj Chicago Bulls Have the - Bqars :Up aV;Vefy;.' ;iriHigh Tfeel , j 4 , . , : -) . X (Scrlpps-MqRa News Association.) : f, - CHICAGO, June , 30,-Sensatlonal 4--T- rdvances In July . wheat , marked fv the opening on the Board ot Trade -f ,here today, princes advancing from J3oto 74Hc. ..The continued. rains and general bull indications are re- sponsible for the rise. The Gates- Phillips crowd is credited with en- glneertrrg another big corner tak- 4- Ing advantage of the conditions to the' full. .Oats and September corn 4- atso showed advances of a cent or Wi . .... - . . ' t 4. . 4-, , , , , ALMOST A PANIC. By nooh. the excitement had - reached the proportions of a panic, -f-.Armour .Inaugurated . a . big bull 4-, movement by, buying a million 4-, bushels of wheat for September 4- delivery. Other big buy era bid in 4-;all the future deliveries of wheat 4- offered... The brokers have Issued J , statements , predicting . a serious . partial famine In corn, pats and 4 wheat ,, unless , a, change in the f, weather comes soon. The opinion 4 of experts is that the crops have 4 reached a crucial stage. f T TfT.TTt ftTf t ; , The Teamsters Strike, Speaking of " the fuel teamsters' strike this morning, Mr. Banfleld sak): i The employers of the city and not the men ar the ' cause of labor troubles. If the employers would tell the men what, IS required of them, give them to understand .what they shall do and what they shall not- do. there wetald be no difficulties of tbla kind. , The employers have ' themselves to blame, and no one else. ' ' The men lexpect to be told, and when they sre not troubles will arise. , "I have about 25 Or 30 teamsters at work this morning, and am keeping all the large buildings supplied. It will not be. long until I have an the men I need to handle the business, . , . ; ' , The men have their pickets out, and claim that they are doing good service. inducing hew men to cult soon after j'they' goto work. , By continuing this policy, they are confident ot being able to win out 'J , Car Na . 49, - of the PorUand Railway, Jumped the track at U last night at Sul livan's gulch on the East Side and bruised several passengers. Mr. Jus ton, th restaurant proprietor, was among those injured. H was thrown from th car, as were many others. Th accident was caused by a loose plank. . Gilbert Camp Excursion. . Gilbert Camp, Spanish-American War Veterans, , will glv an excursion to Al bany during th annual encampment of the Oregon National Guards In that -city. Sunday. July 20. t The funds will be de voted to th task of furnishing a room In one ot the local hospitals for the use of th soldier boys. Th Ladles' Aux. iliary win also bain. OVER THE WIRES. .' V " " 1 'V-V 'f - MANIUL All ', th newspapers her are prtnUng elogles of '"KlU-All-Over-Ten' General Smith, who left yesterday for San Francisco on the transport Thomas.,;,M ; ik0'L S CHICAGO.Beglnnlng tomorrow, ' all union printers in this city will receive a material advance In wages aa the re sult cf. a threat to strike.- i !lf f KANSAS ? CTTT A. ' 110,000,000 " cotton mill, the largest In th world. Is to b built near this city, ' Wltten MoDonald, former editor of the Kansas City Times, is the promoter. ! ANNAPOLIS. : Md.-The Brooklyn I gall for London at 8 p. m. on Tuesday tor England with the body of the late Lord Pauncefot aboard, 8T'IETERSBURG.-AS a. result ot Russia's displeasure at the ending of th Boer war,' not a visitor has called at th British Embassy here to express sym pathy .over, the King's illness, ; NBW TORKThe steamer, Hindoo, which sailed for Hull on Saturday, r- turned Sunday afire. , WILKES B ARRE, Pa-Ther is prac tically no Chang in th strike sltuaUon In this, the eighth week of th trouble,' The miners still express confidence ot winning, i JL-iL C 3 ,, ,f ...'. ,,. WASHINGTON. The House yesterday held Its first Sunday session in 1 years out cC respect to the memory of Repre sentatives Cummlngs ot l.w JoiK and Qtey ot Virginia.. , ,", . 011AIIIS TAKE I nit t ' t ' ' f ' CONVICTS to Be j (Journal Special Service.) . i BUCODA, Wash., 1 June t0.-The coon try around here i alive with "man hun ters, amateur ' and professional, sine it has become known thai Tracy and Mer rill are In this vicinity, but sofar none of their pursuers have caught sight of the desperadoes. ' ,'The last deflnlt trace of them was gained yesterday; ' afternoon' about S o'clock; At that v time they cam to a farm house about two miles east of here and demanded some eggs,: which they got They then : struck off Into t th bush, while a daughter of th farmer made all haste to a mill bat a short distance away to give the alarm,' !,, CONiTCTS VANISH AGAIN .There ah fold her story td Guard Car son, ot Walla Walla, wn was there with' his hounds. A quick' start Wa made for the loealUy wber the convicts had been seen; and traces were found where they had roasted eggs at a fire at the edge of the bush, but not a trace of the con victs themselves could ' be found. The Walla Walla bloodhound proved to be useless, and would not pick up the trail. CACHED THEIR, RIFLES. , r' A peculiarity of this appearance Is that Thbuffht Isolated t .1 i t'' i "I I, V r INDIAN INSURRECTION ' FEARED Governor Hunt of Idaho. Has; Warned the U. Ss Government to Prepare for.Trouble. T "J r-- - ...-.' v -. v . f.y:-.r - 5 -. N r It ' i f 4-, BOISE, Idaho, June JO.-Governor Hunt has just received. the following 4i 4 wire from Lieutenant-qovernor TerriU at Pocatello, Idaho: "The Indian J. 4 situation her Is alarming. .There is dancthg and great excitement among 4 ' 4 the Indiana The Jndlan agent and the civil authorlUe havjs been and 4 4 would be powerless to prevent further depredations If attempted. : The' sit-. 4 4 nation, however, la pot yet critical' , ....... --."..-j, n-ii 4 . Governor Hunt has telegraphed the Information to the United States 4 4 War Department at Washington and has asked that th authorlUe be pre- 4 4 pared to furnish troops to crush the rising should on b attempted." " ' : 4" ' 4 4 4- fv-r 4-.4 44T4444444 4 -rT t;tt FOR ISLANDS (Scripps-McRaa News Association.); WASHINGTON, June " to. A v Complete agreement has been reached by the Con ferees on the Philippines bill, and their report will be made probably this even lng. The question as to whether , the gold or the silver standard should role in the Philippines has been postponed un til next' session as has the proposed coin age of T special Philippines dollar.' ' Two years after the' census ' ot the people of the Island has been taken and a report mad as to th capacity ot the inhabitants of . each province for self. government th . President Is authorised, if he sees lit, to direct the Philippines commission to take steps for the elec tion of a Legislature. , .-!. ;..,- Funeral of Mrs: Watson. The funeral of Mrs. Kate Watson, ot this city, was held at th Calvary Pres byterian Churob at M0 this afternoon, Rv. M. . 8. Gilbert officiating. Th re mains were, interred at Rlvervlew Ceme tery, where her husband was, burled five years ago. Mrs. Watson died, near Valley, .Wash., last Friday. ; 8h was visiting there with her nephew, John Beek and 1 family, having been ther about on month. Another nephew from Medford, Joseph; Beek, .'.was also pres ent at th funeral., - Sh is ti years of age, and, leaves no immediate relatives. Have You i THE "Magic Gas Lighter? A metal tube no bigger than a pocket knife hold it Over the gns Jet, turn n the gas. and the gas will be Instantly Ignl&el No taper, no match, no electricity. Lasts forever. v Pocket Size 85c The John Barrett Company 6th and AIDER STREETS -' ";-;'" New Stores Opposite Oregonien Cldg., aaw9www9ww TI!E Brunswicfc-Balke-CoIIender Cc . i ,, ,; v.j ea(;ng Manufacturer la the World of Billiard and Pool Tables, Saloon Fixttrr C01IG ALLEYS - V, t Ofllce end Sc,csrocn:5 49 ATBUCOD;'. Surrounded in an Patch of limber. when the convict appeared at th (arm house they carried no- rides, but each bad a revolver la bis hand. It is thought that, th rifles were cached in the brush within ' easy . reach, - The place '' Where the Convicts disappeared was tn : the fringe of an Isolated patch' of dense tim ber, and as soon as this was known an attempt was mad to surround them. It is thought this has been don; and If so the end of the chase may come right here- -; tj ' 1 T CARSON GIVES TiP.' ' Realtring that bis dogs have become practically cselees. Guard ' Carson," of Walla Walla, left today for home. Thera are, however, two ' other A bounds ..hers from Ellensburg, but they do not seem to be much more efficient than the Walls) Walla pups. , -, ; TACOMA, REINFORCEMENTS. '" I Nearly', all the Oregon men, have now) given .up the hunt, but th posse is re ceiving dally accessions of strength front the towns of this part of Washington. v A! number of Taoomans are the- latest ar rivals, and they are confident of success) as they claim to be old bands at the business. ; i Charles Ferrell. -of Reno. Nevada, and Indian Williams still stlcls to the. chase. ; t , - IN POCATELLO V It . v 1 u Thieves broke Into the grocery store of C. W.' Saunders, at' First and Sheridan streets, between t and 11 p. m. last night and stole 240, which had been secreted in a tin can underneath the proprietor's bed. Nothing else was disturbed. An entrance to the store was effected through a transom at the rear; of. the building, in the full glare of an arc light dur ing th absenc of Mr. Saunders. ' It Is thought that some person familiar with the premises committed the . rob bery. Tne case ' has been put into the; bands of the police authorities. ' ' l THE . WEATHER. f - - Heavy rains have fallen during the las M hours in the Central West and fro quent showers bay occurred In Montana, 1 th. Dakota and Minnesota. The tem peratures In the Northern States from tbj Great Lakes west to the Paclfio Ocean ar below.itbe normal, ., ; . ; ' .- - The Indications ar lor generally , taU weather In this district Tuesday. ? . i ' v., ,. S2DWARD A. BEALS. - , , Forecast OfficlaW - Plaintiff Wins Suit In the East Sid JusUc Court' this) morning Justice Vreeland rendered bis decision In the case of th Ames Mercan tile, Agency vs. C: XL Clement for $SM ' alleged to be du od an unpaid grocery bill. Clement alleges that he is not th man that received the goods. ! Th de cision was In favor of th plaintiff, Seen It? J ft rW Two Styles, with . 1 ' AND SISTLIE5. TJ.VJ Cl.f Tc. ! ' ' .V ... in ii uiii Hi ' , J J j , i , 1 s.