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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05
suoaos,sn nEAa1xc Tn1 rnuru.
voseSs L1sseo Ata~ssiveIy 90 the Ar
gumeaas for Souaa M0n~y.

Monte crls,s. Oct. 4-sDeclsi.--A series
Of very spirited Republican meetings ms
t<sn held In Efssaomlsh county during tbs
past week. On Wednesday evening a.
Monte crisso. STATE centraI COMMITTEE
man Waiss. y. Bell. candidate for fas
legislature. wiki Hon. Loass y. Hart. %
esohomlsh. addressed a large and 2t,sn-
tive aoSAsaas al tie Presbf seTisa church.
At CLo on Wednesday nsghs. Trsftoa on
Thursday. and al Homestead on Friday
Robert A Hubert and Captain l.. II.
Coon delivered able AMI spirited addresses.
They were accompanied BY eve OF shs
county candidates. who gave short ad-
dresses and met a large number Of the
soters- Messrs. Hubert and Coon are
well prepared with facts and figures and
are doing xrea; work for the party. They
VII hold meetings al through the loser
onalasgamssh valley this week. Coon for
county attorney and Earfhoiomea for
ecsnfy clerk represent the Old soldiers.
tbe former named gentleman having been
~ Fort ponsison when the Democrats
NOMINEES Tor vice president. General 3 Il.
Bucknsr. surrendered 10 Grant Darfho.o-
new vas irr the service under Genera A.
y. Haxsn. and later la the navy.
The monster mass meeting addressed By
Judge Burke At snohamIsh on Saturday
evening was an awakensr for TIE Repub-
lscans and soun6 money Democrats. who
propose 10 eight IL ost on that line Until
election DAP.
A curious weakness Of The fusion ticket
Mes In the fact that out Of nearly forty
delegates from the gr~as mining Districts
60 the six coaycatlons held W the fsassofs.
ISIS. not one single representative for
this great Industry was given . place on
tho district or county tickets. and yet lhs
2uEon conventions talked themselves
hoarse 90 the sloJsct Of the prcducts OF
our big mines Of Mosts crlxto. Ssivsrtoa
and Sultan" The Republicans have In
mind the fact that = very large number Of
fhs eltixens OF thu county are constantly
Interested IN The matters Of record, and
conceded the county e,erf 10 the mining
sanching aigrfcts OF Eastern snohomisa.
Jasf on what grounds the sazsonlsfs can
Ass for support for their tieket from tn.
miners and ranrhfnsa remains 70 be e.
planned.
new voting precinct. taking In the
shines east Of Monte Crfs,o. that In. nv
stone, Pride Of the Mountains and Golden
Coll nsinsa. has been set OF and named
'Goif 18Th precinct"
A careful poll OF the mining dis,rse, dis
closes ne fact that while TIE mine owu@ym
Win one or AZ most two exceptions are IN
sasor OF the Republican hi-metallie plat
form. a small ma sorsty Of the miner.
working Under the g per day scale Of
ssges prefer cheap money.
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SEW ALL A PLITOCRAE
he u Called stock Popnsist Names
by Tenn Watson.

New York. Oct. 1.-THE werla will prsn.
tcnaorrcw an interview with Thouaa. Wat
son. the PopalIs; candidate FOR vice pres
l8ent. wh!ce IL n TIE line OF Mr. Wat
sen's resent sritings
ia lay my had on the block before
ia retire from the race 10 make ~ay gsr
piu:ocrat, a oondaolder. an national
bankers aTd prots1s.sBlst ike SIR. sew
All. X MIR. se~sIl is willing 10 set en- he
tscket. oslleve THAR even Eow snere i I.
chance 70 elect AE. Bryan. Mr. prvan
and coula AZ once make a tour together
ard Inside Q. ten days "e ualgat restore
thousands az votes
st.'
Tt woss.d be easy erso5sz-e T., rvxn.-
cratic rational committee could so 10 Mr.
@ssal ard say % ham. Mr.. sawszs yss.
are The snef.4cs . he ticket iryazess vcs!
Haine-gas. Mr.. EFyAa slE ~ fe<eass4
You are sfsta Sc ring as cSarAees' "~nere
w0aad hs rsolasnx for Er. SewzH 20 ID
then oNs % resign Tf ia wssnes to see
Ar BTya1 eleess-4. he NJ. retire now
M. watson Fesases tAAt Chairman rsss.-
sef. Of tss Pogu..st committee. asked -,
see DE n2.sS % Ire first spa~@a he was "a
deliver. arr. coming % The attack on Ar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05
EARTHQUAKE IN PE1U.
At the Same Time ~ the Oas 0eeens
ia japan.

Port Townsend. Oct 3.--Speciai.-Dua1
snip City OF Harkow, from Holssndos nm
brings news tia, sae great earthquake y
perisnce3 asoag the ceass OF Japan
July =. which destroyed a vas. arnovG y
property and thousands OF lives. 80 n
e. me same time al Arecuip<. Peru v
miles from Mollendo. 500 feat abovs q
level. The quake was unusually severn ~
greatly alarmed tue natives
Captain King. Of the City Of HeakeI
with a party OF friends. was in big eeia1
argl attending services when the tNH7
quake vas experienced. II lasted = ~
on1s. and the Dig edIsice shook Ike
pendulum Of clock There were oolg IN
fatalities reported. One man jumped 81
the TOP OF Il two~s.oTy building and "a
SANITY killed The other VAS sona1
who rushed out ef her house terror stsrs]
en- and fsu IN front os tram car and ns,
killed.
Tire city Is situated beneath . fow&ln1
extinct voscano. AM the peopie ths9ea1
owing 70 tie severity % the shock. ~
IL Was about 20 become active again. ~
sral other shocks were sel.. but 80
ssger4
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Thirty Per Cent. More Than Last
Yenr-S12 Tons OF Fish.

Port Townsend. Oct 2-Spec.aL-The
catch OF salmon In Southwestern Alaska
IL about % per cent more than that OF
last year and about equal 10 The pack Of
The preceding year. What Is believed 10
have been the largest number % fish ever
taken IN a ne: al one haul was made a.
karlak this summer In one haul 3. 90
a&a were caught Each fish averaged
about eleven pounds ana the entire catch
weighed about a.. tons. I; Is almost In
poeSIeie Ter a person un.a rn.i.ar with
fishing 70 realize the vast pie O. fish In
such - haul.
TAe steamer AfognAk. from Ksrluk
Island. @hich brought the news Of the
rig days catch a. Kariuk. reports The
following catches al vartoes csunerses.
EErluk. f1a.ona eases. Chlg-.ik Jay. II 90.
soutr End. 1869. James Hume Chigngk
bay, A.9e: Pacific Whaling Company,
Calgaik bay. 3 30: Johnxons canne~,-
nlt n. SusAejek Bay. iIseo. and Cook in
let sannery. =. 90 cases
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Steam and Petroleum Motors.

Paris. Oct 4--Out az the thirty-eight
autometers. OF which thirty-six were Pc
trole9m machines and two driven by
steam. which started IN the race on Sep
TENDER "a from this city to Marsei!les and
back. 1.s52 kiloueters. Only eleven COM
pleted the round trip, reaching here safely
this afternoon All the machines finish
ing were petroleum driven. Michaelin' 5
motor cycle completed the "trip in seventy
two hours actual running time. The
journey was divided into ten stages at
which the arrival and departure OF the
contestants was timed. There was no
running az nights. The machines which
finished were ia good order IN spite OF the
terrible weather experienced.
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WALIA WALIA ron SULLIVAN.
The Candidate eis~a az Enthusias-
tic Reception as Waft.surx.

WaIla wails Oct. s--ga~c The Re-
rvb.iesns had -raud tire a. wastsoery
sass nxat TSss epsrA hosss was beanti-
faily sceoFa'e3 w5sh Says, pictures ara
sosers. ans wns crowded 80 the 5oaxx
CegYty Attorney ormsess sac -ssa s~gran
ana rgss introduced y c. Sullivan. -z<ssrs.-
ese for governor. VIE sphks or xsate rat
fers. 20 Ire Intense tafsysss OF nc ausa-
sTce u, w Ross. Eomin@e Tor attorney
general sss then prxzeuts. sns hs.a 10
close e4eFsaoB - rs hearers FER fsx9
seyrs Ntth q rsost .cxcx aud rr4As,srfll
t'scusssua % he snsnsy question III.
speech sns very effective ans wSs IRA
2gsFtiv lsfsrrupses ~ aep.aua~
After tie n1e~siag = reception wax he'd
a. tee Republican h@afaparfer. where
Nj. Sullivan and Mr. Ross we're intro
aue~F % n large uamaeF ef clsixsns
Another large and entausaatsr rrsstfns
was held ~ Nsl3asa tats county a.,
nisht The Speakers segug AHsa Weir w
r pevsi sad = ). uincn
TIA couaiy 10 surety s8r Sullivan
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Powder Magazine Blown Tn.

BuIuwayo. Oct. 7A second explosion
has iuxt occurred here. large powder
magazine being destroyed Five white
persons were killed and many seriously
IN uresi. Scores Of Ksfflrs camping n fhs
vsc.nry Of rhs powder magazine were
crushed 20 death ay The flying fragments
OF the huge rocks. Others rad their limbs
torn OF. Many hoasss were wrecked and
the streets ware literally filled with rocks
and debris. The jall and the market hail
have been converted into hospitals.
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SAN FRANCISCO SEAL ROCKS.
An Agitation To bo Away with This
Popular Feature.

Washington Cry. Oct s-ksssstans At
i0rney LATHE. % the r. fersor department.
has rendered a. opinion relative - lie
ssa4 rcSks iysng o1 Folaf LoAos, san Fran
cisco. In ISIS ;ne government granted ne
rocks % san FRANCISCO for q park. hY,
sy3b retained Interest in the rocks 70 the
s1ien. % CONTROL og the seais No provis-
son was made as 70 how the seals were TO
= controlled Or limited Commissions
Price. o. California. complained that TIRE
s@aAs were SOW 80 narnurous that they
we're Interfering wlth the fishing indus
tres % Sssa Ffanefaoo eay. ard esk@s re
sscrrtary 20 destroy A. az urnS. the num-
a@r Mr. Little holds that congress hAs
Fssa1S~ 40 provision Tar executive cssttrso,
- ths SEA- rocks. and that 81 rests entirely
~Fsasi congress as 10 whsi disposition shat
70 fH@&H. ard thar .egsSation VIII be
Necessary before any action can be taken
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BATrfE WITH BURGLARS
A Hesher nrewsss Down by omerr.
In spokane.

Spohaase. o. "a gt,cA- - hattie as
fought IN Fhn cisy linfga th.s aftrrmesa~
between shre~ berg aes as orr1-ers f~a-s
.ssah. Z ghieeu sAHts we-e excAassss
a. close quarters. a., tAe u.o- being s~-nst
stfA rsxe.YesS- ore N8reaf names WEl-
ssa' urvwn er0epet a. the Tres Hrn ~ O.
edsc~rs wfsh lH1Lss tt~przA 20 5rz
He stte4rsss& - escape al was a-atn
shos through - fsS, BE - nsw r. she
scus;y a. Mercer WosFsr' is serscsx r, =
athsF hugg afS escan~* Tfs offers. Cre-
v.ahhe ~ feH~s ans IAegssy fIeeefss.
were ufsh ars
The burglars asoke tnto F. D-vxau'a
scre fTstsF 1tAA3 ans aes-est *sAs weet
% nserchAnd -. They sisa staie tAe esrss
And buggy - Methcasst minister ana
ten ;owa. Taey were parsasd - ;as city
and ey@TsAksn uAtss carry rs the .srks
coatRtrinr sHesr bsosy. On eeGux Selas
hV the oFtcers sIta a cSnsnrArt 10 sseR
they opened frs. Tae shNctsnx became
general Daring TIE battle ire So eerw'
horse ran away taas preventing sAsm
frem capturing tie esS&r e1ret1s.
jacob Srssfs. rA.sf1.ist 81 Garland
Ca "a A. the Northern
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raston, Oct s-T'as Socialists Labor
party 81 thls city heie a ratisca ton meet
Ing tonight ia Fanss1sl bali kboa. sc reo-
pie Asias present Charles r. Matches.
candidate far gresi&sni, q. the party. mace
a spirited spseeh. II walsh re sa4t re
brooklyn Central faasr Union wax
miserable rTiH.ezdiHg concern Aaethe-
speaker attacked Candidate Bryan. and
ssis thAf = Sc we-e elected pressscut shat
- wo@.9 hurry 'raons 70 chicago guSt
glA-sslv - ssa Gvever Clsre.ana az ne
f.sae o. Tbs strike.
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MixsEorsrfes Ordered From Peru.

Lima. Peru. via Galveston. Tex, Oct. 4.
The government has ordered the mis-
slcnarfes Of Cuzco TO close Immediately
the English college there which was open
ed By missionaries. 4 mob OF excited
fanatics rathereG at CuZco early In Sep
ternber ard threatened TO expel all Arlerf-
can missionaries from the place. Troops
were called out at that time 10 save tho
missionaries from harm. The agitation
agaias, the English college is one OF .
long series Of hostile manifestations
against the missionaries at Cuzco.
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San Franeisea oct. t--Fre3ertcs
Leafs sock operator ard m3n.nx usan. CON
~ ,'e4 rtlci3e yesterday ~ shooting him
ss,f n shH bead ~csfe ie O - .wsy over
fhe Aug}0~t California bank NJ motive for
the t~e0 Is yct krewn. arA temporary ln-
sanity - ere rezeon advanced hy his
friends Lazy ~ss secretary - haff a
s'9Fsa mining earnraHtcs. hat hts scrotfrt-
are apparently straight T.nfx We q
years cit an i~fs sifcw aas family.
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,o- ne event Thousands % psorse. {. .
Sal are unable - OBTAIN lasgsnsz
The question OK the 1esrayEnS 0. the
enormous expenses If tse czar's visit. L
- said, 10 ss4n unsettled, but President
Faare IS playing ducks am brakes z-fta
ms private fortune n order % scrthEy
entertain Ire Russian visitors
The Tines Paris correspondent says: ~
have never known Pars 20 re 70 excited
ana fsfeytsn. nor hsre I ssaa TIE provinces
march 50 resol1sely II the track o. the
capital L Is Ike a train o. gx1now1sr.
! Goa E-s3w vasre Or Easn j; vi! sisp.'
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Eusse. Men Get s--W A Clarke. sNa
D1ine - iit fsag7e. Congressman sse9 raws.
"a ger naa - tAts city is xeout 20 evec.
a. extensive gar pant a. AnzNftrs
Cal u @43 se enc oS ths 3srr~Sy - sha
knl n fhs Nar' z. as ~ ccst mora thsn
$50 az Z wf rTi-t ~ tons q a=s.s
A&l1y. mas - g. ~ foas - sugar "a he
sour Months ~ fsF seas9~. He = also
scr s.5sr8rx tae xTscl.e 81 os a s.zar "a
see ~ ia Nn~rars
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MIR. BRYAN LEAVES ron nnMru
He Spends . quiet Day Rest1nG I
st. Louis.

ST. Louis. Oct Wv. j. Bryan IN \
Louis tonight on special train to ~
phis. During The day he speni M
the time indoors. recuperll.sng fron Y
fatigues OF the past week. He az y
arise until 5 o'clock From thai bkI
untii the time for the departure ( n
train ne was besisged By visisorA m
congrs taIated him on the extsnt NJ
overwhelming enthusiasm cs the andint4
he addressed Saturday night
Mr.. Bryan cid not 60 TO chuguA tDl1|
nor DID he leave the hotel until h< ttnttl
for the train. There was 40 crowd as0nl
the depot when the train left, - \ NJ
not generally known that the eGndAs1
was 20 leave the city toaiGat
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The Ianrad. Closely watched.

Phlladelphsa, Oct s-The notorious
steamer I1asra4s passed ont q the Dsia-
ware capes ~ = q ,. n. today. TIE belief
s general shat re ship WI attempt %
take or board aiihgEteri.g party some
where along TIE Atlsrtic coast, ard the
t-easn~v epavt~rent has issued orders
fnat sne De closely wat ae4 While ln Amer
}cau waters. TIE revenue eater Milton
foftaHe3 he Ia uTs "a dc~~- ths river and
pat sn-o the brsakwa:sr az tonight
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'rAfT-ea- ss-t THE ts-sRws te~ f.t~eN e~
sr2fa 81 eesr-e~s IS eH tsse t~c-~ase- Eaxat
Nesse aee rs sNe N2fSor ses3 rs 4ese e-
f~as asa Cstfeesa - Ass sWeH,s sfa1r
essH~S ERE sz4see esasssF carriers s&re 49,
EitT1-tas stse1zsr Allsa A. - .ass se-
fN&.f 4fr9ss 2aFk S2arEs asseS &ra sssa-
So $50 4sse. sa sona fer NaxsFA "A
~ sasa - Is a. 2s 49, g2r Area AL
s1sa1HfT atAfsA r. SsGSs@. - isaG sss Sac
Xzaz94scs.
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F'gee~oTt. II. Oet 1~~Ee Rock aiver
.,sefsteeee sassaF trtfs aaalr PC Asga stsEnx
p.azsFu % ths xrHerss differences
Ss~yrns 1'etnt. &ts rrf E-~~- ia
sAsr1 t1ess thc Wssoss.rsa .~efsrerrs a.
tee A,s sizes s sa'1sch hss ras lssesf 81
se,>oe4 as esvaT - lae sfrflssfsa 80 u7e~ae-
IS de,sxaE=s 20 tne Eeasg.l sex esa-z. .-as
Noss Aas - IS n
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Washing 81 CRY Oct TIE &c la
'surnal % he AnlEsts os Is bar WI 30
morrow sarnat&es ;hAt a neW 5~Esntxa-
fsae = ara ssss-sseH- - - krewa as rhe
e nftr N~a - - helag gefuses Taa
-Eoer ~ g1e oFf-a al E=sfasn IS sTre8seea
Is 90 e~saz ~sae l1tssaitst4au ana coer-
r.sp l1l%d ta Ea pFastics3 3t fss Pal st
ess r0 esere stafs - ! Atshsn ~ ghs
Is rs - k=aecg. s.&nE tae c&A - Co.
EA..sa
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WasFce-1. Oct s-Spsctai--Te% -
rsnrrSiN st tha fsl~ weighed fasA rssr.5~
Faere were SsS Fssr~<sas. There were o.
teen caessss - Sases pounds as fas
tseszafs Zach ere Vas one-sss2rssF q =
acuns srsnx 80 she~ shook the rsraa-
xucsses un ia bax a~G drew Csc rhe
ls.csv rAn wzs NJ StFsrAs 81 Iaass~ul
~ lor~~s guess wss ferry ponds. re
s.EeA e4s SAX
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Havana. Oct. 2-Sparish forces under
command of Co.'s SerrSr0 snd Cano have
been engaged with tss insurgents under
Alvarez ard Trulin at the Guassmsi
farm on the Nsrrsn3o river Alvarez
and twenty other insurgents were killed.
The troops had FIVE men wounded.
The steamship Juan Forgas has arrived
here from spain. bringing forty officers
and go s4fHfsrs
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Mr.. BRIDGES CORRECTED.
- Wfl1 essssnssts - gvsssfs Cen
0oA1st1a by . Reference - ths
YubIte Records.


Everett, Oe. 1,-sysrfai.-JThs reckless
otafsmen0 which Mr. Britxss made in
HE speech here or Monday evening are
- using q good deaf Of inquiry. ard rot
. sits;s csltIcssn. not ozsy among shoggssi-
fof busineas men. nzs among Ire PGpss-
1bfs. who believe IL . sair and bones.
presentation of sacss Bridges made re
statement that ras banks Of Whitman
county were assessed more than tas
hanks Of either as,oxxne. Pierce CT Kfnx
counties. e0ms one IN TIRE sadiezce cali
81 cat, How about SaoE1rglsa county 30
Ar Bridge replied. They clen't Pr
anything
e. -. Frat cashier OF ths Ever
National bank took occasion TO ioox .
the record AZ tina Courthouse or yestsFdsy
ard fnts that the faxss pad on personal
properly By tie hanks o. Sonousss on
tbs Tar book OF lsz9 we're as follows;
yirs; Sstionss Of Everett. Gaz 81. FRS.
National Of sno9cniss, 81. 20. Snohcrn-
fsh National. 3as@. Escker bank. Everett.
q. 10. Bank OF Everett, .lAil Hewitt
Lombard hank. III g.. total. st.ssl.g The
Everett National bank waS nes cTas1lzsd
u time for the assessment OF that rear.
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rrxit.n Export. Failing on.

Sheffield Oct the exports from th;s
place 30 the Cnited States for The Third
quarter Ok tbs present ye@- a-noszEsted ID
Essps. Is5. a faIag OF 81 over 500 ~. when
rorrravss vstA the same period of 1856.
The decrease - Attributed 50 doubts IS
20 tie result OF tbs presidential election.
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MONEY In THE BANKS.
New England Has bat Little Mere
Than the Southern Sfatea. and the
East Has el3s. oosAooo Mere Than
the West - Reports From the
CleaRtnE HouseS.

Washington CITY. Oct 4-Co-p.-ofier
% tire Currency EcEsls has issued a srase-
neat giving the results OF an sev~Stagz-
tor made by h{En 81 IRE a-reunt Of all
kinds q moray held ~ the banking lassi-
n E1c-7s % TIE country Oh Julv : Tire
NUMBER q banking houses md q the
e-Es- companies inquired ~ was - -.
aud o. sews-ry-ssvsn clearing seazes. COW
ers5s az such Institutions q every state
and territory zl5 the DAst-sc. q Column
bsa- Reports wer~ received <roTn so
banks AID s-aSi companies and stxgy-stx
Gearing hcCses~ This Information al
tAoaga sncorpi~fe. "a, The comptroller
SAYS. % sacs character as 20 eaaal@ a
tR4r and carrec, result from ali 70 De ap-
ssroxtEaaeed-
o. tss 8sss reports received as we're
os national hanks -ts$ state hanks 81
savings banks. - private Banks ard 81
loaa and sTEsi Companies The total
amount Of cash In 80 institutions re-
porting was s&lzIes sss. Z Is divided as
follows
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A Determined Suicide.

Helena, Mont. Oct. s-Speclal
dead body % August Hoixsrom. yesn1
Sws1e. was found hanging to the Imp
tree twelve miles from Helena % "a
Canyon ferry road last night II wae0J
deHtly q case Of suicide He had nrss ~
erred several veins In his wrists VIZ
razor. then expedited his seif-desfsoesp1
by hanging himself with small 5isce q
rope with which re had carried al 80
kets- He hal worked for I've days ~
dam being hsIiit across the Museum y
Canyon Ferr3. then drew bis pay cnI.1
and stated that he was coming 70 heh.1
dependency. due 20 bad hessths csuaVv.]
tbs suicide was the verdict u ~
onsr jury
Barrie the Novelist Arr1See.
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= comparison Of the money holdings ~
these Eeograp hicai divisions shows that
the So reporting banks tn New England
states held bat ss.ss.s7l more total cash
ard E.s4S.5ss more OF gold ana gold certi-
acates than the sc reporting banks In the
Southern states. the LIS banks in the
Eastern states gia5. ga 81 more total cash
and So. *. s9s more az gold and gold eerti-
0cates than the -. banks IN the Western
states. the s7s banks in the Southern
states 3. 81 Sal more total cash an3 sI9.-
OF. 81 less gold and gold certificates thaa
the 80 BANKS In the Pacific states I'd ter
rito-.es. The 80 banks IN the New Eng
land states fi9.o54 $40 more cash and s4aZ-.-
60 less gold and gold certificates than 20
banks IN the Pasiae states and territories.
From the reports received ard other in
formation avafiatla. the cor ntrolle-
fsnds the total gold certificate holdings of
tie banks OF the country or jelly were
So. as. 81. Including the free gold In tire
treasury a; that time, he finds that the
available gold ard gold certificates IN the
banks OF free gold and IN the treasury on
or about July was Ai.4lf. 80. Today, the
comptroller adds, Il is larger. as the free
scl2 In the treasury stands at 81. 7sss.2-s.
The returns from sixty-six OF the seven
;y-eight clearing houses OF the country
show on July the total clearance
amounted TO So -. fs4- The balances Of
this total cleariDgs settled In cash or
cash exchange was but sls.1s@. 81. or but
little more than per cent. OF the whole
OF the balances settled yI,s@.6s5 were i'm
gold. s2s5.fss IN geld certificates. 81. Isl. Isl
in United States notes and the remainder
in other forms OF money and commercial
exchange.
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