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lated charges. but points out that ne
mas made no accusation against the
New York Yacht club, and adds:
1T should be observed that at least
thirteen tons dead weight is required TO
bring the Defender down four inches
and such a weight is not easily shipped
or reshippeG without notice In con
clusicn the Yachtsman says: LORD
Dunraven in publishing the pamphlst
not only acted egotstically, but ai1nea
a serious blow at the prestige OF Bit
ish yachting"
London, Nov 13.-Lord Desart writes
TO the Times denying that Lord Dunra-
ven made any acusa ton of cheating
so far as the members of the Defender
syndicate are concerned Lord Des-
art adds that the cup committee. how
ever. took fire when the so-called ac-
c1Isation was first made at the time Of
the races that the question Of the inn
mersion Of the Defender by slowing
weights on board should neither be
proved nor disproved at the only time
when it was possible to prove or dis
prove it
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items or General Insercss From All os


Items OF Genera. insercss Fron All oser
the tagverse
Boston. Nov. l2-The Mutual Fire IN
Surance company OF Worcester, OF pet
ton or Insurance Commissioner Merrill.
.oday was placed N the hands OF a re-
eeiver.
Boston, Nov I3-Rev Thomas Tread
Wen Stone. D. D., the oldest graduate Of
Bowdo-n college, and one OF the Oldest
ministers In the country, Is dead at the
age OF 80
Syracuse. y. Y, Nov. lS-The failure
was announced today OF Streetsr & Briri-
Iner, one OF the oldest clothing houses OF
WATERFOWL. Their liabilities are o,00o;
nominal assets, $e,ooo.
Silver CIn. Colo. Nov. I2-Rev. Norman
X Hickman, pastor OF tie Presbyterian
church, died To-Day, aged =. He is
Princeton graduate. The remains w:u be
taken 10 81. Joseph, No, for burial.
Nevada. Mo-, Nov. l3.-Ars. Burnett
Quick, aged 90, one Of the oldes; settlers
II Vernon county. is dead at her home
near Milo. She was born IN Missouri
twenty-four years before IL became a
state.
Atlanta, Ga. Nov. I3.-The house of rep
resentacves today unanimously adopted
q resolution inviting Secretary OF the In
terror Hoke Smith TO address the general
assembly On the issues Of the day at such
date as he may find convenient.
Washington. Nov. 13.-The sessions of
the American OrnithologiSts Union today
We're mainly devoted 10 the reading OF
technical papers by delegates. General
discussions on the topics presented fol-
lowed the papers. The union was ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Blooming ton, ILL.,, Nov. 13.-Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson tonight denied the state
ment3 attributed 10 him in a dispatch
from Pittsburg. Pa. He said: II had a
conversation with a newspaper man at
PtttSDurg yesterday, but explicitly de-
clined to be interviewed"
New York, Nov. 13.-Returns collected
by the Iron Age show that the rate of
production OF pig iron had reached the
enormous total of 2I7, 31e tons per week on
November /. The October production IS
estimated at 9l5, 3i6 tons, as contrasted
with 1884 tons in July.
Washington, Nov. ia man giving the
name Of Herman Hillyer and who says his
home is in Missouri, was taken in charge
by the police at the White House today,
and mis- sanity will be inquired into. He
said he was being chased by a swordfish
and desired the presidents protection.
Omaha, Nov. IA banquet was given
at the Omaha club this evening for Arch
bishop Ireland. The affair was a very
elaborate one. Over 100 plates were laid.
John Rush was POSTMASTER. The other
Speakers were Mayor Bemis, Archbishop
Ireland, Governor Holcombe. j. Nj. Wool
worth, W. +. Gurley. Henry Estabrook
and Hon. Edward Rosewater.
Cincinnati, Nov. 13.-Residents Of this
city holding $4,000 stock of the Columbia
National bank of Tacoma, met today pre-
paratory to the meeting of all Stockhold-
erS in Chicago, November q. The stock
was originally $4,000 and was afterward
increased to S5O0,000 OF this 5000 only
Sl5I, 600 was paid up. The Cincinnati
maintain that they are not |
liable for the new stock.
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LAST sTEP IN THE SUIT.
Default Entered in Favor of the North
western Mutual at Denver

Denver. Nov. 1S.-Default was enter
ed today against the defendants In the
suit Of the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance company against ". A. W.
Tabor, the Tabor Amusement company
and the Tabor Real Estate company
and their assignees for failure to ans
wer within the specified time.
This is the last step in the suit brou-
ght by the Northwestern Mutpal Life
Insurance company for permission to
institute foreclosure proceedings on the
mortgage of 100000 which they hold
against the property involved.
Unless further time Is granted by the
court 10 the defendants TO file their
answer. the case Will be set for hear
ing. and if the allegations in the COM
plant are substantiaued, permission TO
foreclose Will be granted.
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Nov. IS.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair; colder Thursday night and Friday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 50 degrees, the
lowest IS degrees, and the mean IS de-
grees. with light rain until $3.50, and fol-
lowed at noon by warmer, clearing wealth
or. and lower pressure.
Rainfall: Since last night % inch;
since beginning Of the storm. - inch. and
since the first of the month, LEO inches.
Thus lar this month the average tenn
perature has been IS degrees.
For the pest seven years the average
temperature for the month OF November
has been 43 degrees, and for the 18th day A
degrees. FRED l.. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington, Nov. 13-Following Is the
forecast up Jill s p. m. Thursday:
For kansaS-Generaly fair; northerly
winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair; winds shifting TO northerly.
For Colorado-Fair; northerly winds.
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FUSION CARRIES 1T
PoPULISTS AND TIE DISAFFECTED
AGREE IN ALABAMA.

Resolutions Declare Loudly for Honest
Elections. Even III Force shoaid Prove
Necessary To that End-Free silver and
Other Demands Crisp Urges Southern
States TO Claim Their Rights AS Casters
OF Electoral yotes-Death of n Mary
land state senator Nay Make the SEN
ate of that State Republican.
Birmingham. Nov. Is-Three humid
red PopaiiSis. with disaffecsed Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. held a confer
ence here today. Hon. John Sibley OF
Pennsylvania made a warm silver
speech and was ioadiy cheered.
Fusion carried the day and the Popu-
lists and Republicans decided this az
teTnoOn 10 unite IN the state campaign
Resolutions declaring for free silver
opposing the national bank system
and advocating honest elections by
force II necessary, We're adopted. Koib
withdrew MS opposition 10 the fusion.
Resolutions were adopted requesting
the senate not TO seat Senator Morgan
and asking il 10 investigate election
methods.
CRISP IN GEORGIA
Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 15.-By special in
vitation conveyed by joint resolution
OF both houses, ex-Speaker Crisp ad-
dressed the Georgia legislature tcEight
on the political issues Of the day Mr..
Crisp confined himself almost exclus-
lively 10 the financial question. and in
the course of his remarks declared
hir0SeIF In -.
free, unlimited and independent coin
age OF silver at a ratio OF 10 70 l
he advised an expression from the
Democrats of Georgia on the question
and said they should Insist upoa the
making OF a platform by the people
who elected the president and not by
those who lived in states that did not
furnish the electoral vote
Judge Cr5sp's speech tonight Is con-
sfdered the opening one il his cam
paign for the United States senator
ship 10 succeed Senator Gordon
MARYLAND POLITICS
Baltimore. Nov IA special from
Westminster, Maryland, announces
the sudden death tonight OF State Sen
ator elect p. j. Bennett OF Carroll coun-
~. MIR. Bennett was eisSted as a
Democrat Governor Blown Will be
called upon 10 order a special election
for Carroll county and upon that cleo
ton depends the political complexion
OF the next senate OF Maryland
With Mr.. Bennett that body stood IA
Democrats and Il Republicans Should
the Republicans elect a successor TO
Mr.. Bennett the senate would be a lie
with Senator Bruce OF Baltimore, act
Ing In harmony With the Republicans
upon all reform measures and uniting
with them in confirming the Republi-
can governors nominations. BENEFITS
majority Was AZ.
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Murder In the Gu!se of Religion.

1t is reported that the auxiliary judge
of Tecapa, Mexico, obeying the man
date of some Of the saints who APP
peared to him in vision. oriefed the
burning OF two women and a child,
which order was carried into effect by
fifteen persons who believed in the
heavenly vision. All the parties COM
arrested by order of the president OF
the municipality in which the crime &C.
CURED
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MONEY THAT IS TO BURN.
Confederate Bulls ICED Largely In Makins
Ei<strte-Lfrbt tarkoos

tt<rtrte-Iicbt tarsoo@
@Did Won ever Know What has beeo-ae
OF the greater part OF the confederate
paper money with which this country
was flooded some years back p asked
a local business MAJ who had Just ~
turned from trip 20 the Atlanta ~
position. NO? Well. neither did
uatil I struck Atlantis few weeks hgo.
In tba; town I found an old man WHO
make q business OF quietly gathering
in al the cor fsdsr1is tank notes b. can
md. You know tie st-E was issued
hy The ton iuriD; the yar. s1d thar +
nny quantity Of II still 3oa ing sreuzd.
IEheu the old man Eets a big brusis
CO the PAPER be scnds il - 70 .sscr- the
inventor. Who pays good price fer H.
E55aon Uses 70 70 make carbon for r.
csndesoent LAMPS. Tie paper uPon
which the confederate ootss yssfe en-
f-ared sEas made % The paip Of 80
grass This frszeh % ths faper zsAA-
isg industry has since l<-oysDe = deal
art. says tae PEaslelpbla Reeo<d-
sez grass paper. whsn cAssrnsesiiy
treated hy EIls0z. LIS been fo-sna 20
make the ksr- sort q ozrh-on for iseaz-
ces7eat Iizhsx. ard 20 thrss - always
a demand for TIE o5lfes3erst< b.iis.-
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Oar Lzrr sr.trn-

Doctor-You are much improved, bit
yor must avoid all mental exertson
whatever for the next tx months
Patsezt-Bgt, doctor, have SOt 20
do something 20 make a LIVING
aave yoa zEy acquaintance with
env court oflSsslsT'
Yes. ] know sevs-5.-@
Well. yos get them 20 put -Os On
the jury 4 tee eov-t Of general ses-
ems Until yo1 nave recovered tBe Ese
= yosr mental fsczltseS ] always
recommend cry duty % Dy patents
uasn taey axe feeo.e-z izded- ~--Taz-
izzry Tines
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NOT HURT VERY SERIOUSLY.
Ex-senator Spooner of Wisconsin Is BAND
aged Up and sent Home.

Tacoma, Wash, Nov. 13.-Ex-Senator
John c. Spooner of Wisconsin did -.o.t
stop here last night on account Of his
injury, but went on to St. Paul withthe
fast special train bearing President Rol-
Suon or the Farmers Loan and Trust
company and party. Or. Hamilton Al
lam who attended him here does rot
think the senator's INJURIES are serious.
He complained OF severe pain in his
right side and an examination was
made to see II amy ribs We're broken.
They were found Intact. The side was
bandaSed up ard the senator put To
bed. Chief Surgeon Buckley OF the
Northern Pacific hospital was wired TO
meet the TRAIN tonight at MisSOula,
Mont, and attend further TO his anju-
ries. The party Will arrive in ST Paul
Thursday might
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LONGEST VESSEL on EARTH.
Pennsylvania, of The Hamburg America
Line. liainis that Distinction.

Pennsylvania. OF The hamburg AmericaD
Line, Claims that Distinction.
New York. Nov. 13-The Pennsylva-
MIA, OF the Hamburg-Amercan Ene
which Will go into commission IN June.
is the longest vessel in the world. She
has 10000 tons displacement, which
beats the Eucania by IS per cent Her
length is $50 feet, beam G. feet and
depth Y feet She has four pole maSts
and but one funnel, and while carrying
thirty thousand tons dead weight, has
accommodations for 200 cabin and 1900
steerage passengers.
At the Office OF the company IL was
said that the rumor that the Pennsyl-
yania. was ito have five sister ships is
prenl2 tIrre
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Lexington Faces.

Lexington. Nov. 13.-Third day Of the
Kentucky association meeting. Wealth
er clear and cool; track heavy; attend
ance 800.
Three favorftes and two outsiders
won The surprise OF the day was the
defeat of Prince Lief by Umbrella in
the fourth race. Oswego fell just after
the start, Jockey w. Hicks was thrown
on his head and had his collar bone
broken. Summaries:
First race-Selling; four furlongs:
Annie NJ won: Reliot, second; Miss s,
third. Time 1854.
Second-Seven furlongs: Glad won;
Staffa, second; Blue and Gray, third.
Time 1:302s.
Th'~d-Six furlones: Tupto won: Ma
jor Dripps, second; Gateway, third.
Time lis.
Fourth-Selling; six furlongs: Hail
stone won; Onaretto. second; Twinkle,
third. Time 1:171a.
Fifth-Five and half furlongs: UNI
brella won; Prince Lief. second; White
Oak, third. Time 1:1015.
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BucxLEN's ARNIcA sAIvE

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter Chapped Hands.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box For sale al
Geo. Van Werdens Pharmacy. 32S Y.
Main street and c.. Gehring's drug
store, northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues.
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When Wrinkle. Seam tho Brow.

And the locks grow scant and silvery,
infrmaties of age come ON apace. To
retard and ameliorate these is one Of the
benign effects of Hostetter'S stomach
Bitters, a medicine TO which the aged
and fnfirm can resort as a safe solace
and invigorant. 1t counteracts a
tendency TO rheumatism and neuralgia,
improves digestion, rectifies biliousness
and overcomeS malaria. a wineglass
before retiring promotes siumber.
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Eansas City Races.

Kansas City. Mo-, Nov. 13.-Results
at Exposition park:
First race-F'ive furlongs: Little
Dick won; Waverly, second; Duckadoo,
third. Time LOO.
Second-Four and half furlongs: La
Fiesta won; May Ashby, second: Red
Buck. third. Time 80
Third-Six furlongs: Pony Bob won;
ALBANIA Boy, second; Sam Brown. third
Time ! 80
Fourth-Six furlongs: ia ia won;
Lottie Collins, second; Artless, third
Time 1:21.
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San Eranciscn PAGES.

San Francisco, Nov. 19-Results at
Bay District track:
First race-Five ard a half furlongs:
selling: Last Chance won; Mount Roy
second; Selkirk, third. Time 1:07H.
g Second-Ffve furlongs, selling: Casta-
nette won: Don Pedro. second; Clara
johnson, third Time 1:02K
Third-Five furlongs, selling: Don
Pho Pico won; Little Flush FLY. second; :
Imp EndimyOn, third. Time 1:02A
Fourtlh-Mile handicap: Wallona
won; Navy Blue, second; Centurian,
third. Time l Al
Fifth-Six furlongs, selling: Detec-
tive won: Mamie Scott, second: Mon
tana, third. Time 1:13B
Sixth-AIile and half. six hurdles,
handicap: J. o. c., won; Auteuil, sec
ond; Lonnie B, third. Time 2:46.
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ALL READY TO TURN OVER.
Battlesh.p Indiana Lies Finished at tn
Dock at Cramps

Philadelphia, Nov. 13.-The battle
ship Indiana has been completed so far
as the builders are concerned. She lies
at the dock at Cramps already 10 be
transferred to the navy department.
The Indiana is expected to go into COM
mission at League Island navy yard
next week. Commander Robley D. Ev-
ans, who has been ordered 10 command
the vessel, has been in this city some
time hurrying along the final stage of
the work
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HEAVY RAIN ruE WEST.
Kansas. Nebraska. Iowa and south nsko,
Ge> n :. zksaS.

Omaha, Nov. IA heavy rain was
general last night and today 81 over
Nebraska, South Dakota. Iowa AID
hs-sas.sEd * IS still raining. There
: ether rain or snow al through the
Missouri valley ard west % the Colara-
10 Inc. West os Laspine the rain
i'seTsss gradually into snow and n
osaFy snow storm is reported from she
t'lack His. Al the railroads Tia. IN
= Omaha report heavy rams z-oaS
ss2sGr lines.
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Billy Murphy sleerx nou-hert,

Lexington. Nov. ls-In the ore-c house
here tor1SAt Australian Bflly Nurnhv me-,
Jack Dausherty Of Philadelphia. feather
weight n = contest for points Al re
end o. the fourth rojl-d Referee Psit save
the decision . Murphy
john S-Tncoe and Eddie Ben wrestied
eatch-ss-csl, twenty minutes 20 A draw.
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jennie Sad little Mable to her big
sister a. breakfast I'D y0sl tel papa =
Tel papa ssszsi = sSAsd Jennie
Wig. yoa ted Nr. Bssser a.. night
= BE Did 4 ss-ia yoz'G tel psps-aai
- did IL ar-afn- IsS- him
lad thra papa looked II Jeanne 0ErF
AZ slazsez-HxrP<<'s Baz---
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Galveston Cup Rules Quoted.

Washington. Nov. 1S.-Captain s.
Domer of the National Fencibles of this
city, who twice won the Galveston cun
speaking today of the controversy
which. the Morton cadets have started
over the possession Of the cup. quoted
the rules governing the contest, which
show that in the event of the dissolu-
ton OF any company holding the cup 1t
shall be at once delivered to the adju-
tant general Of the state Of Texas to be
hello by him until again competed for.
This. says Captain Domer, settles the
matter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-14
THEY CAN'T TRY EXPERIMENTS
Defense Scores Another Important Point in
the HYaIns Case.

Toronto, Ont, Nov. 13.-The defense
in the Hyams murder trial scored an
other signal victory today when the
court ruled out the experiments with
the elevator and weight, by which the
prosecution sought 10 demonstrate the
impossiIbility of the weight becoming
accidentally detached ind falling upon
Wells. The testimony today was Who'll
ly expert, relating TO the construction
of the elevators.
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ST louis Races.

ST louis, Nov. 13-Today's races
were run in the mud, two favorites. two
second choices and one outsider fax
ing the five events on the card. V-ea-
ther caold and raining. Jockey Irven
on NJ Farrow was fined $40 for delay
ing the start in the first race. Summa-
ries:
First race-Mile: Little Mat won:
Clicot, second; Mandolina, third Time
152
SecOnd-Two-year olds: five and a
half urlongs; Legion won; Banda'a,
second; First Deal, third. Time :121..
Third-Seven furIongs: Beau Ideal,
won; Logan, second; Mollie B, third.
Time 1:33.
Fourth-Seven furlongs: Frank Di-
avalo won; Jack Bradley, second; Flash
third. Time / :35.
Fifth-Mile: Captain Hicl1ok won;
MSS Sturges, second; Rex Regent,
third. Time $50.
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Editor Gets the Appointment.

Oberlin, Kan, Nov. 13 Columbus
Borne. editor of the Obe-lin Eye. has
been appointed adjutant general Of the
order Of Sons of Veterans to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of II.
w SDeelman
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Gaudaur Puts Up Money.

Toronto Ont, Nov. 13.-J. J. Cav
daur champion sculler, has deposited
$500 with the Globe in support of the
challenge for 500 pounds TO c. 2. Hard
ing, the English champion.
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Tier a. n dep ;eougfst fo- hzlf 81
hoer after ~ lzEeA- RsaAlly &C. 81
them roui5 stand ]; % longer. - -
took rizar frora his pocket szs ilghse,s
4 ErsiA go r~1arEs -SorrY : Azz~--f
got sro:kr- cir-sy- ~Jurs MA. !
should have sd 90 yes IL Ere ssfzus~s
more. rspisess 80 ofArT. $50 fakse~e-s
cigar. =. yOz kz8ss't xos Lsr Et@zs q
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attorney. who has declared that the
enormous fortune viii be placed at The
disposal OF the girl this week.
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-frs az v~ry ssii. scp~r. snr go "a
TAX Ebost - s8snafsszS % marriage.
hsss ~ s5<a - ia. 20 oes sAoais k2.s
rzors 81 family sA&s "a .bsosuse.y
B~ceEs&FF."
Wa. 10 zen e.l ae~sszssiy nsezs-
say
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c. fa.s
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LATE NEWS Bf WIFE

and Senator Burrows OF Michigan wi
be the speakers.
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Merit wins, as is shown by the mar.
velous success OF Hoods Sarsaparilla
the great blood purifier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-14

They Keep Roasting Dunraven.
London. Nov. 13-The Yachtsrnan
severely criticizes Lord Dunraver's he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-14

New York, Nov. 13.-The committee
appointed to revise the agreement as
TO rates of passengers and freight be-
tween the various railroad companies
met today in the trunk line offices Five
hours were consumed in the work and
the result OF the committees labors Will
be presented to the presidents and vice
presidents Of the roads concerned, at
their meeting TO be held the sd inst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-14

Eumors of a Combine of Four Eastern
Clubs of the National League Against
the Eight Others Fail to Materialize as
Facts, and What there is Done is Busi-
ness-Large Attendance of National
League Umpires, Who May Tell How
They have Been Treated Eastern and
Western Leagues Represented.
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WILL GO BY WATER
NEW TRANsCONTINENTAL FREIG IT
LINE Is PROJECTED.

Instead OF the Haul Across the Western
Coast, a Line of Steamers viii Connect
New Orleans with the Pacific Coasters
at the Isthmus and Thus Undertake to
Prove the Longest Way Around the
Nearest Way There-Western Trunk
Line Natters-Raiiroad News.
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VALUATION ALL PROPERTY IN
The UNIFIED STATES.

The reported valuation of all prop
erty in the United States by the CEN
sus of 1890 was 500, ,O37, ,O91. .197, Or
81 ,036 per capita for the entire popu-
lation. This enumeration, however,
dealt with property located in United
States and did not go into the ques-
ton where it is owned. If the esti-
mate of Mr.. Robert Giffen is correct,
that SO, 900, 600, 900 in foreign capital
was invested in this country in 1880,
probably an even larger amount is s 10
invested at the present time. Deduc-
ton she uld also be made for the high
value put upon waste public lands in
the census, with the net result that
the per capital valuation of the Uni
ted States would be reduced to about
$3.50 or 81, $50 for family Of five.
Estimates made by careful economists,
who come pretty near agreement
among themselves, put the valuation
of Great Britain about nine years ago
at 800, 900, 600, 900 and that of France
at SAC, 900, 100000 This would afford
a per capita valuation of 81, 1888 for
Great Britain and S2,081 for France,
making the valuation for family of
five ST, 600 in Great Britain and 3d.
400 in France. The figures of France
are placed somewhat higher by some
authors, and the total in both coun-
tries includes careful estimates of the
large holdings of foreign securities,
s. me of them covering property loca-
ted in the United States.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
published every Friday evening by
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