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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28

and wateracapes, icebergs, trees, birds
and bees, fountains and mountains, del
icate traceries of figures irregularly reg
uiar, suggesting a design, yet leaving it
incom plete, but satisfactory; hint to
the imagination that like half forgot
ten dream, left memories OF things beau
titul, yet indistinct, or like remembrance
of our childhood fairy tales, where each
saw for himself the wonderful gardens
of Aladdin's cave, and yet none saw
alike, As an artist and tresco painter
Jack Frost has no equal, and he certain
ly left some of his masterpieces with us
last night,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28
1t Beats ours.

At Pendleton the weather is decidedly
cold, the thermometer dropping down
to % and 20 degrees below zero. The
East Oregonian is responsible for the
following concerning 1t:
The pipes at the mills were all frozen
and (thIs is no fairy story the big pump
which stands within six feet of the bat
terry of boilers in the brick engine room
of the securing mills, was frozen solid,
with 65 to 10 pounds of steam on and
the pump running at full force. Today
the mills are chock abIock with ice in all
the pipes. 1t is Thought by tomorrow
the mills can be in operation again.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28
Lamps Tonight.

If you should see anything strange in
the shape of lights tonight, do not i'm
agine that it is either the California fly-
ing ship or Col. Sinnott's. The fact is
that the council has let contract for
lighting the city, and the lamps will be
touched off tonight. AS the lamplIghter
will make his first round tonight, and is
not familiar with the location of the
lamps, it is requested that it any lamps
are not lighted, those living near them
report the fact.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28
A Fire Alarm.

An alarm of Ere this morning about 8
O'Clock cent the boys skurrying up to
the East End with the engine and hose
carts, but the fire was out before they
arrived. The cause of the alarm was q
small blaze in the basement of the
building belonging to Mr.. McInerny and
occupied by Mr.. Frank Gabel. The fire
started in some empty sacks, how. no.
body knows. Mr.. Gabel grabbed the
burning sacks and carried them out,
burning his hands and face quite severely
in doing so. He also cut bad cash in
the back of his thumb, probably from a
piece of broken glass. Outside of the
damage to Mr.. Gabel, no harm was
done.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28
wAYsIDE eLEANINes.
Random Observations and LOCAL Events
of Lesser Magnitude.

There will be short session of lodge
before the social this evening at the
Goud Templar's hail.
License to marry was issued yesterday
evening TO Mr.. F. Osbur Crevling and
Miss Adelia F: Milligan, both of this
county.
The subject of the evening sermon to-
morrow at the Methodist church tomor-
row is Counting the Cost" A special
invitation is extended to business men
and those interested in the political is
sues of the day to attend.
November has broken the record for
Portland, it showing the heaviest ram
know there, and the c9ldest weather
ever known in that month, and only
lacking few degrees of being as cold as
the record, two below in 1888.
Mr.. Henry Darnielle received a tele-
gram this morning announcing the
death of Nellie. the 12-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Feeney ct Port
land. Mrs. Feeney is sister to Mr..
DarnIelle and he went to Portland this
afternoon to attend the funeral.
The Regulator arrived at the Cascades
this afternoon at 1 >esclock, but found
the canal frozen solid. Ice>yas forming
very rapidly along the. lower river, and
in. consequence she did not stop long,
but steamed back to Portland. where
she will remain until the weatherNmod-
crates, as it Is quite likely the Columbia
will he solid by tomorrow.
DIR. ]. c. Lannerberg arrived here yes
day and has opened an Office in the
rooms recently occupied by DIR. Kane.
The doctor is graduate of the Spencer
Opthalmlc college OF New York city, and
makes a specially of diseases of the eye
He was at Heppner for some time, and
has some very fine recommendation
from Editor Patterson and other leading
citizens of that place.
William Shearer, aged 35,, wa
drowned in the pool at the foot OF tn,
fume at Cook Landing. on the CoIum
bia, November l9,h. He was a goo,
swimmer. and his, friends that were will
him thought it good joke when he fel
in the water. But their mirth wa
changed to CONSERVATION when they say
him sink with cramps, and drown be
fore ne could be rescued. He leaves
vile and several children.-GIacier.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28

quently at the same end of his spree.
nervous condition, asked him to take a
drink. While in the saloon a peddler
showing burglar alarm, sprung the
thing, exploding cartridge. This was
too much for the shattered nerves of the
Dalles man, and he imagining someone
was shooting at him, took refuge under
the bar, from which place he was dragged
in all the full enjoyment of serpentfne
jag. He was sent to the hospital.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28
Executors Notice Of Final Account.

Notice is hereby giver that George A. Liebe,
executor of the estate 1f Richard G; Closter, de-
ceased, has filed the final accounting of the es-
tate Of Richard q. Cllster deceased, with the
guardianship estate of Albert Lehman. an in
sane p-rson, of the person and tate of whi,- h
said Albert Lehman, an insane per OH, the said
fiehArd G ClOster, deceasef, was at the time of
his death the duly appoint. d. qualified and act
ing Guardian, with the clerk ,f the County
Court of the State of Oregon for Wasco County,
and that said court has appointed 10 o clock Il.
m. of Monday, November 2, 1896. being the first
day of the regular November term of said court,
for the yea 1896, at the county courthouse in
Dailes City. Oregon, as the time aud place for
the hearing said final accounting aud objec-
tions thereto If any th, re be-
his notice is published by order of said
County Court, entered f1crober ID, 1896.
GEORGE A. LIEBE. Executor.
CoNDoN &sCoNDoN, Attorneys for Executor.
Oet3-5f-H
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
the duly appointed, qualIfi d a. d acting admin
istrat r of the estate of Anna Francis Carlson,
deceased, has filed his final account and report
January, 1897, at the hour of , o'clock p. m. of
said day. at The County Court room of the County
gon, has been fixed and appoi ted by the Hon.
Orable County ta,urt as the time and place for
hearing said final account and report. All per-
sons are hereby notified and requir d to ap ear
at said tinie and place aud show cause II any
there Ee why an order of this Court should not
be made approving id final account and dis
charg ng the said administrator ftom further
Bcting und-r said trust and exonerating his
bondsIrlen from furtht liabil ty Hereunder.
Dated this 23d day of November, 1896.
'lI2 -5ti FRANK MENEFEE,
administrator of the Estate OF Anna Flancis
Carlson, deceased.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28
A Dainty Artist.

Jack Frost was abroad last night, and
while the cunning rogue may have done
considerable mischief in the way Of fool
ing with water-pipes and similar tr1cks,
tits quite certain that the artistic i'm
stincts of the little scamp caused him
to do some ornamental work on the big
plate glass windows of our business
houses. Some of the wind1ws were in
deed beautiful, there were Landscapes
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28
Buoklen.o Ar1nca salve.

The best salve in the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns, and all skin eruptioDs, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion. or money refunded. Price % cents
per hox. For sale by Blakeley and
Houghton. druggists.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28
A ssrp~ntIne jag.

The Telegram of last night contains
an article about one Amos Crowley, said
to be OF that city, ann sheep-shearer
by occupation, who blew in his money
there and day or so since found HIM
self at the end If his sack, and conse-
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28

There's no clay, -four, starch or other
worthless filling in 'Hoe Cake" and no
free alkaIi to burn the hands. jly24
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-28

Furnished room for rent, with board
if desired. Address Mrs. @. Adams.
jackson street. nnv12-6t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
LATE NEWS ITEMS

The funeral OF FranLs v... -
well-Anotrn actor. took place ~ Phi,a.
acipk.a- GA the l-th. from uoiv IT,
II ~ r clureh- where services r~e-e
contiuete.i W E-v. liz. Wm N.;,-,n
NeN irNar- as-4stei Dy Rev Levi Il
Lixlrl- TIE Hnra .4r..--...-. 1890
nAr 'i>7fne and the rdiare wa, ntl.4
".in re--tivcs ami friends. IL Tile a.-
erased intersneas was pri-asei. Al
u4aglr at Nest Lau-e! TIiti ....-,'......-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
Personal AND GENERAL.

TME President "a The III. S----..l IN
ras-s+i general def5cien4~ aw,-,-,-s--
;ion bill which had been amen. M y.
al-~t Lis objections
FRANK Marc. the ceIeb-a.ed a-,.-
DEED veEv suddenly ~ raralv,iS " 49,
-ezrr- N the til wAst. ..n f.,.~.l .
-tcn Pacific fast mail. vosur .as-
near strand Island. Neb.
lHE national saen--rfest Wa fn~-r-
ally opened a. Muse hail. Fxr-s.st;n,
building sltt>hnr-h- Pa "a the even
in- Of the 9Th. when Pr.->s,s..r- ..,..--
la-sd- q Washington pressed the but-
'~1- y hicn Hluminatet the e.4strica.
lyrc-
IHE treasury department. on The
ST. issued call On ssepysito-v bank.
Tor the balance II their holdings ~
government money The amgun- in
VOWED ! about Si5gv-0a The r=.tt j.
payable On 0r before June III
iiE democratic primaries az Hamil-
ton o. IN the -tn. resulted in the eies-
ton 81 &C silver and two gold dele
ga.es 20 the Democratic state coaveu-
ton AZ Columbus June 80
1880 49, 'tNAA4A- "a cannon. 1TlsH
r.aving ~ hands. the shrieAs II fac
tory whistles. and the shout, ~ a rsSt
eonc~urse .. people the McKiniev dec
grated corn train be-an H. iaa~er
on the -th- from Wichiss. kas ~ ta.
- Louis r1n-rnrion-
HEENA~ khcx. a diamond ,ne-~h.,,
q Cincinnati. reressIy convicted IN
ne Snited States district cour. az
Philadelphia ~ attempting - ~-,rr-
gle diamonds valued az s. 90 into r1rt
from Antwerp. was Senf-need. on tie
y'h- q one year's Imprisonment. in fb..
kas-ern Pennsylvania penit~ntiarv
and fined Sun.
Carr A. q. HIM died az Decatur.
Ind. ca the sfh- aged 80 M. svs.S go
Ain - a company in the Esrhsv-Dfrth
Indiana regiment When Lincoln
.alird for volunteers he cls.~.asl the
Eagle Office Of which " vas pn.li.h-
=. anr enlisted with his entire su-1e. !
a<inx his oeice boY a. drummer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
CURRENT TOPICS.
TIE NEWS Iy 5EIEF.
Nv. CONGRESS.
Nv. CONGRESS.

y t1e sez4-e- 0a tAc f.h Almost rA- e--.--
GAY - ecc-r-e- n c0->s.4erAric- OK rc-ser-
r1tr r. ? - O. gen~rnl apr-or-1a-ia- h...S
II ~ rASe ~; he ~r1alEy clv- DIT ~. rsan.t y.
--ez.s--es1-S ue-s INSISTED -p1a 81
--A--1A.h-> HH-e- All tie nlt- ~ --F~r-e,l
A-arx fer further cczse-ence TIE -rt.4-- ~
--r -1-A-H 11rrc7--4r-cn ol-l wA> a~serrr-s 4,
I -l- 10, 1-- Vas referred oacs fnr t--sh-r
etf-tsr--ce. = uaS also IN naval aru-orrls-
t.sl 1-4- r. tAr ha-Se tse <rea--r pan 3.
- - -eyeie- ~ me srg~i G-rs' :
tr-t ef nc r@Ee-4L E-1c.crrv arrrr,s--s..-s
1--- MI t1--or Presented = rg4s.se. r.u
t-1-ts.r- re k'-e-c1 SEr.izrl,1 an fkamr-a-
a. ~4r Gains ana ASSERT IT, in ras.sEt-s .-s--
>-sis-1i-e1- p-ss~- su~pez>i1- * tAe ra.-s
~ Z "a Passed ~ 81 s. BIT "a.
-s-t- enie-'-r -A~ tlr->- erirl ~ r--ireI
e~ e-r-> oFe- GRIMES Committed q lie
T. -i@- terrtto-v
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IN ~ AHt-4a aPqrc7ria-ie- af.-
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--- He-- r ace ans a---e,s H. AK. r1r-..- s..,--
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M ----a ---ne- q. rs.l, ~-re r4-.as
eF ----~->.ul x rne ~til-~ a-1 e.-s.-a~.4.
49, $3.50 1888. ~ w " t-r
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y. 49,. 80 -es-~--Ary 4
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"a 'Ar va r-as ce-fr-.1ce -
z. 80 -A-- .Ai-tl -i-- -r- r1s
~ 1929 --4ti0- r.-- Erre r=l ai..5 AS
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.--s.-- -. -. - 800 AS '-a--a u.s.
49, ~ 49,. --'- 80 st-te~i4r-.
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49,. - ~ !. 49, ec--~r-
Nh a,e---- 80. .t. ~Df- vi A--f-~
- - - - --.-- -as 2--Al--'-
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= II = ~ n lFsE t1e cc1-eup- q.
80 49, -s-~'- ~ i--E-A @1l p2sseSt. &
-. Isl Nr-z -a4 rWr houses o. -Ae
-flrNSr atIc1 OIL T4~ I
\ w e..li--r-rF tie appropriate.
= ---r'- ~ Ierl4r-n- hat 70 =
rt--f -Fpr-srtAFte-~ ~ tbs r1rpo<@ sE-u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19

In the Atlantic states. in spite OF the
dry Weather in early spring. the cror
Is q little earlier than usual. Poor
stands. on account Of drought are re.
ported from two counties Ia North ana
South Carolina ana seven counties in
ueorgia- .'Gt the crops are in fine con-
uiti"n a. respects both cultivation and
gr-Sth Throughout. this region. In
FLORIDA the crop Is late ana stands mr..
poor on account of the excessive.
drought In Alabama. Mississinni.
Louisiana Arkansas. Tennessee and
indian territory the crop i not very
early. bu- stands are good and out.
look promising for full cron. In a
few localities. however. Their. Ar. r.
ports ~ damage by worm, and lice.
In Texas The conditions nave been
less favorable than in the Atlantic and
gulf states. The cold and damn
weather az seeding tame not only
ma iSes crops late but has resulted h
inte>tin- nanny Fields ia large. area in
the southwestern part VI the state vi-h
All manner ~ insects. doing damage Il
ne plant considerable improve
lnent. however. has been made with.
IN the past month. srst nian,ins-s
seem y be doing much better than
iate ones Ia many Eeary producing
counties she stands are rpoi and -iv.
: close approximation to fun crops.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19

action Had No Effect Una. - !. "r r.
"~ "rsiisbi~ Gos~rnm.n, e''
p"Es Discounted ta Advance s"p
S"s"r~ la boats amt shoes. 81,
Nkw ic.A. June l3.-E. a. ~.
=, say to-day IA their weekly r.- :
y. trade. .NF.es
ra"nre' Tor the week have be.,, ".
~ 'ne n1ted States against ~
year and > Ia Canada agaius, u.
year. iaN
Speculative reaction has ~
Teas, changed the business 'nt
Inc hciitions price made for
anu cotton meant no good cxren.
lndiyih uais, and the chang. ~
nearly IN accord with actin,
cations Of demand and SUNNY
conforms 10 conditions wnieh
been known for months.
The attacks On stocks on N.4,.
was So plainly artificial thar III ..a
enc IN >-ed ~ith the day and nci.,.-
Ia foreign relations nor il dom.....
business was there any thing d MD
iify alarm. ~
me government report as t,,,f.....
Indicated a much smaller Weld ,4,-
anybody really expects. but tb.,
1eS"inc - much the rule that I'LL. M
port had no real influence ,,4
nr ncipal effect was tn- scriot,, d..,.-
citation caused hy large sales ia anti.
patton ~ The report. Nhica seem.s !.
ov Thoroughly known ia aavan,...
some spectators Tie gov.rn....,..
estimate n - cotton wa, un.,....
eGly favorable. and has caused
cline Of IA IRE than half a cent 4,
singic week.
Railroad earnings for the 6rs, ,..t
II June wers 1 per cent. la,..,.r .....1
last year
IL snOt the time 10 look for na~....,
mprpy incnt ia Industries. ANA ,l..
ot'st thing that can be said ~ ,h4..,
mat none have a, yet been ~crins.i,
disturbed ~ threatened labor ,sis.-,f.
les y seems not inprobab.. ths- sl
'ucn difficulties may b av-rt.. LII
y ~, perhaps. IA conrrOyrr,v a...,-
(. .i-es ~ iron puddlers and Tin u..-.
s"rAers- Markets are rxtremetv.lYn
'''cansc a great number 81 or.ier. f..~
Z sired products are keeps back tx u--
riainty regarding the maint.nsn..
! frier' oy the various pools and ss.r.
iniiion>- IN all the market, M.
rniency = toward lower prices.
ne demand for boots ana .b....
ee'iis slightly better notwith>tana:ns
2 -iNs4nce y cenis PEI pair i,
lancet IN some staple qualities. TIL.
.Ntiie n1anutaef Grcrs are rnat,in..
q proseinrnt. The accumula. ;.p n.
ION gods continues Print cloth.
ANS Gee med to the lowest point eyer
'ached and general stnppage u r..
rse The market Is expected ~ale, i.
~ ~ two week, Of June have beer
iiy s's-S-ODJ pounds, sain>t sesss.
= pounds last year anu no gain !.
peeled an ;ae manufacture for some
-lc 10 come.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
REED AND M'KlNLEy.
10th IrsaIge to some Ert.rt Al rt,.r
No.k.

NAsuf~cTDx. june ~. -Sp~,l,.- =,
80 aec 'hnpiishcd great deal ~ li,.
eF'sry work within the last rev. month.
Notwithstanding his duti~, II IN.
mouse. One - his undertaking. in .bis
Tue has been the prepare ton ~ /.
preface To- life of Henry Cav. R,.h
Reed ana Mckin ~ have been enyaoa.,
on contributions for this work ~,
Mchlnley. who has been writiny :
sha ptcr on Clay as projections, ~.
o~e0 somewhat tardy in his portion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
NOT GUILTY.
'en- baratieri Acquitted of tn. sh,rrs.
Tor which lie VA Cours- N.rtf.r.a

MASON Al, june II. The court.
martial trying Gen. BArat.eri x-.,.r-
day found him not guilty III the
charges preferred against him. CEN
b-ratieri was commander Of tie TAI
Ian forces employed in the camn.ien
against the Ahysslnians. lie IN, 4.
personal command Of th, army when.
y March iast-the Abyssinian, in ,!icte..
crushing defeat On the If-liars
He Was tried before court
iAAfi'Al TT crime. coming uuI"r tile
provisions ~ article, "a IL n w fa-
.a .it-ary penal c,ic. ~ navinr ~
s'af'.i .Asi attacked tn. Abys,in:.n.
lsoin lneNcn>able motives under rlr-
enil4@tAnces rendering defeat in-vif.-
pie- AMI Of having !. abandoned Nv. chief
e.'''- Id ot the troops from 1880 IA
March untlI nine o'cio-ix "a aI,r.b
ther-Dy failing - giv- the orier,
fsH1ireN Tor ies>cn.ng the c,nse-
taenc.s of the defeat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
FATALLY SHOT BY a HALFBREED.
IN" Latter r. ~faniiy KILLED by = BuIlet
through the. Heart

htNSIFEs.M Man. june j. "A Calgary
dispatch says. Mounted Police lnspec-
t"r 1pdin was fatally shot wniic rad
ing near The barracks tonight by
haifpreed named Du-henc After De-
ili- Wounded 'sDiin fired at Dnchenc
AM shDt him through the heart. to-
uin ihcn rode - the barracks and
dropped on his horse la dying condl-
ton, relating facts a above in his
sn'e-mortem statement Ills recovery
u irnp,ssiule.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
4 MOTHER ARA EsrEo
CHARGED with thu nuraer OF Her a.,
Ban=nser


'"l-t EBr-- -. June bahamas
foAeii- ages 50 was p.ac...i ma. NJ.
fssi yesterday afternoon ..i.ars. ,,i,t
Us nurier ~ her daughter Ann.
iYNeii, agei ~ They lived together
~ Aoase "n the West tide. ana v.,-
t"reay afternoon Mrs. Powell rsi~..faa
alarm anG said her daughter had com.
A''''eta suicide She was found living
81 'Ar kitchen hoor with bullet
~ he- brain. She lir.d mt !
'eN minutes By her side was a re-
sp.ser with one chamber .nn;v.
here was 4 bullet wound tnrong, ,ne
lrit arm indicating that She h.d
s"s"'.a up ner arm t. ward or the
sh"'. and the bullet passed through
the hcshy par. Of the arm ami into
tnr head. Uni. disproves the suicide
story and iise police think the women
were fuArreAing and il cul minated IN
murder
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19

The Newport Pa spike and hand,
works ownei By john McNral. ver,
destroyed by tire. on the 9th. to.-erhe
|. With about i-ANe0 finished sg,.skes
The rn2eainery j. damaged beyond r.
pair.
HF senate committee on finance de-
cidei. On the 9th. 10 conduct their i'm
; vesiiSatirn of the sale 81 bonds in
9lbiic
N"ED reached Washington. on the
.th- that Mr. Ilannis Taylor. United
states minists- - Spain. had bccn
taken ill in Paris lie was IN hi r.
turn e. Madril from Engla after
senllng his family home.
DELEGATE tkrEpN. OF New Nexi-p.
ha> reported u the house from. tn. Ter
ri,cr1es c1anirtee the bili f.,r the adj
mi~ss,n cf tlat territory 10 the sister
ho-i ~ states
- the 10Th Archbishop Elder ~
Cincinnati celebrated his golden ja-
hi'ee
HcS- ArExASpER TERRELL minister
q Turkey. sailed from New York in
the 10th. on the steamer - Paui for
Southampton. on hi way 10 Cou~,aa-
tinople
OK the .o.h- the ear. in commemo
ration ~ hi coronation subscribed tie
aggregate sum ~ .se.O0D rubles &c
various charities
iHE Nuehtfeid < Haynes Piano CO.
OF New York made an assignment III
tne lpth- Liabilities. $500. nominal
assets S7t.e5A The company was in
corpnrated in 1876 with a capital stock
Of s5Aen
The president on the 10th. approved
the ac- amending the act providsn.
for the protection Of the Alaska al.
mon fisheries
IRE Grand Rapids s Indiana rail-
road WAS sold o. the 10th 20 the Penn
>y.vania Railroad Co for ssuot.a. sub
sect a. frst and second mortgage
bonds
Hos p a NcDoSAIn. ex-lieu.eu-
ant--7veraor - the providence Of Que
ter. .a-l-. diced IN r-e City u Montreal
PA the tttA
Tia National sa-ugerfes; ak PITTS.
1ur-h- Ia closed on the IIrh F~.n
1riis,ie and financial points ~ viesv i;
arpFet. more " a >uecr>S than was a.
aeiFatti tE tlc most san-lin.-
hpN- MATT W Ransom. United
states minister a. Ncxieo. who /, In
\ a>hin-tpn IN leave ~ absence. talk,
'ne'a T---irgiF ~ Affairs n The Mexi-
-an public
SYLVESTER RrAS- = year, II age.
- BRO; Aer Albert. aged -. ami Fat. .
81 >eish- area 81 years. all single =
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HESET G. EoHEEr~- Washington COZ
Respondent 81 The Houston Tex Po>-.
has been appointed 10 position m
der The United states legation az Con-
siantinople. and Till accompany Min
lister Terrell - Turke~ Ther Will
AL from Nerv NorS il 4 few DAYS
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WASHING TvN. Jane IN. The. acre. ~.
az wheat ard percentages ~ sr.-..
harvested Last year hav.. been obtained
from greatly enlarged list ~ CORE
srondent>. inquiries being addressed
IN particular - 1900 III the princinal
mixers throughort the country. 10
whose careful comparison Of present
acreage with that ~ previous year
many corrections of the preliminary
estimate ~ December last are dr,e
mere ha> been some diminution ~
winter area. owing 10 the to,... failure
OF the crop IN some sections. III.
ground being plcwed NJ for sprin-
wheat or oats.
These returns reduced u acre,e,..
give Tor the PRINCIPAL winter states.
.a.if"rnia. a-oii.ori; kansas. c.s-l.coo:
Ohio s-ise-ool; Indiana. e..g4. 90. NE
nois- i-srt.uop. Missouri. f.is1rs
pennsylvania i.@5g0O0: Michigan. liz
-u--v-t. total winter area. "a -girn,
Spring wheat and oats: Minnesota
s.sp--vco. North Dakota. -sa,.o.
south Dakota. 100. 900. Nebraska. i.
--i.oyl; total spring area. lii. -. .f.ll
From Minfe,ota the depa rtment
sgent reports muc. larger area than a
IN l-.'s. partly owing ~ the piowia1
up - fields of winter whoa, ana rv..
oat rrincina iy % the fact ;har arm.
err iirFeas ~ the spring 1heat area az
ne expense ~ other crops. consider.
ing y 2 hrtter Investment than oat,
rNe or corn Since the Nav report ,l,..
condition q winter wheat ha~ fai...-
- peg cent that ~ June bein., III.
arain~t mp or NAvl The percent
ages ol Tie Prineipai state, are: