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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

'Ono oi the most important lessons
that the disaster which devastated q
large section n the city OF g.
Louis 10 this; That al wlrcs
In all eilioB should bg placed
underground. II tLp companies
Lad been forced, ne We were IN New
York several yorrs ago 70 bury ell
their wires, the city would have teen
sphrei n great many OF the horrible
features Of Wednesday night 1
venture 10 predict that within a year
the city Of -. Louis will take this
subject up In earnest and II soems 90
me that every city In the United
States should DO 20 as soon a. possi-
blo.p
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a M.lsh cemran,,. A..sls.

ROCKFORD, Ill.,, May 29.--Assignee
Irvine French has nlod schedule OF
tho Rockford Watch company foT
record IN the county court. The assets
are s266, 600. There 10 a real estate
mortgage on tho factory TO secure the
bonds OF the company TO tho amount
OF $4,000, only two.thiTds OF which
have been Issued, There IRE watches
In process OF manufacture amounting
S06,s09, aud finished watches 10 thI
amount OF $4,000. Tho real estate
amounts TO 500, 1856, and machinery Ia
ISL .Sl6.
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AID roR In suFFERERs.

81. LOUIS, May gD.-Loool parort
today tell NJ the sympathy offered BY
the whole country 10 ~. Louis In its
ptcseut state Of Voc. Oilers have come
10 Mayor Nalhrldge from COMMERCIAL
organizations all over the Uniled
States ana from mayors Of cities, large
and email, 20 extend financial aid M
the situation demands. Chicago was
the first 10 extend offers OF assistance.
the city being Represented BY tho
Union League club, the Commercial
cub anu Mayor Swift, IL IL not
likely tuai Mayor Walbti1go will &C.
ctpl these kindly onufs, Tor while the
lossCa are etupendoup, local citizens are
going down iu their pockets End have
already established largC'siEod fund
for the sufferers,
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raulc Ina rhisaro Hotel.

CuCAUO, May ga fire which In
ilscii amounted 10 very little, created
something Ui q panic among the guesis
oi tho Wellington hotel last night.
There was at no time any danger, hut
number Of tho servants became
frightened and ran out ON the roof look.
lug Tor safety. a number Ot tue gueats
ran from thuir rooms without waiting
To drUts, but were coon Induced ~ r..
turn. The hotel suffered damage 10 the
extent Of $1,000.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
In the police court today: James Nc.
CURE, vAgTanoy, 80 days; Harry
Stevens, begging, 10 days, Tom
Howard, 80 Jays, anu Frank CLARK 90
days; Ed Owens, Bert Anderson,
Harry Colllna ana Clarence Anderson
trespass, 0 days each.
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The Greek Governments HepudiAtes
itssponsibiiity for tho Rebellion.
LoSDoS, May 2D.-An Athens dis-
patch TO the Timon save:
Tho bosiegefs Of VstmoBe have ro'
jeclud the terms offered ny the foreign
consula that tho arms and supplies DO
surrendered and that tbs garrison OF
troops be- removed.
a nigh Turkish official, who was an
eye witness Of the CHnea massacre, al
mits that Turkish soldier deliberately
shot the Greek cAvass dead.
The Daily News hasa dispatch from
Athena which sayg
The government In n circular note
10 tue powers frpudlates responsibility
for tho rebellion In Crete unltsa thu
Porte restores Cfeinn autonomy.
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WARRINGTON, May 29.--The Senate
has agreed to vote on the Butler bond
bill before adjournment ON IuebiAy.
The Senate pissed the bill repeating
the section q the taTih law relative 10
rebates ON alcohol usud In aTis; also the
bill concerning dlstiiling brandy from
iFuiis.
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PERRY, Okla, May 2D.-PAwnse, 80
milcb cast, was vlsiteu by hurricane
and half doEun people killed and
Wounusd. Hail did great damage. 10
tho vicinity Of Sheridan, ten miles
from Hepnisy, several houses were
tiVatfDyeu
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satisfied Win RudinL

NEW YoRK, May GA special 10
the Herald from Berlin says:
The Kaiser has exercised great satis-
faction over tho eloquuht discourse OF
Premier Rudlni Ia support OF the
triple alliance. Baron hArsehall hes
complimented General Lama, the
Italian Ambassador on the subject.
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MANCHESTER, n. H., May 29.--The
Bank Of New England has suspended
businsts foT the time being by vote OF
It's directors ana with the consent Of
tho bank commissioners OF the state.
CFoditots are being paid with an idea
VI clearing up the deposits.
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Notice.

Tho officers OF Primary associations
OF Salt Lake stake viii hold tholr usual
meeting Friday, June 9TH, at . ., m,
al li7 II. South Temple street. a good
attendance IN desired,
h. q, CLAwsON, President,
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PARIS, May 20.-M. CASTOR Bruno
Paullu PARIS, the French philologist,
has been elected 10 the seat In the
French academy rendered vacant by
the death Of Alexander DumGs.
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RIO JANEIBO, May 29,--Dlsordera
have occurred In the province OF Nina
Geraes. Tue eommaudant Of police
there has been killed and troops have
been cent 10 quoll the disturbance.
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HoNd KONG, May 29,-rhu Amerl.
can bark John Baisley, captain 5hep.
herd, from Singapore on April 70, for
This port, 10 ashore on MoutAuhai
island. The natives have commenced
10 plumber the vessel.
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Henry R5sI, John Recent; W a.
Rice, HuntnshId, Ky; ChHs. NIril :
Nrs. Bell, Hickey; Jos. 5t1pplu, chile ;
J. ssmusis: Nrs. Geo. Slate Stella
5uoveny Horny Spfcekej Dir'.
WAldrOu.
~. LOUIS.
c. AuE VIM. Bowler; u. Btckline;
Fred Bstnwoll, WIN. lBlaoheki VIM
Croot; Mrs. Carter; COLD of Mts. Car.
ter; Peter Diodrcl; Joseph EschaIeii
Thomas Ervine; jasper Casper J. Iala '
o.; Fisher. Q months oldi Mrs. Annie
Gardiner; james Con; Amos Gagui
Henry Gaugani Henry simoui
SIR. J. Herman; Richard JnHa'i
Henry Koukllu; Annie l'.vti
Mrs. Catherine Maufschsimef; Jamcf
Morgan; T. iwatd McG0vefni Thomas
Mluaghcu; ME-. OiNoil; Miss O'Nciii
VIM. Plsnk; Catherine Pfouti John
Rlohaidson; Charles Rohnbrecej John
Shorbull; Befnice steinkeoliefi Edward
5elpu; Adam sleiukettS; VIM. Iaylar;
Louisa Nggnrlle; Sarah n. Woglrii
John Wager oven Wattorf; MhA
Weisi; Michael Wo9lsey; Robert Will
son; Lon Sempt
Tue following llht wac tabulalsd Of
police headquarters! Known dead,
80. Louis, Ia; unknown, It, Louie
-; fatally Injured, ~. Louis, 10 mlls'
log, ~. Louis, 20. Total, 2ll,
The known dead nt East H. Louis,
100; unknown dead, East ~. Louis, @,
fatally Injured, East 80. Louis, 81 total,
316. The police believe tue total 10
likely 10 be- swcllcd when the work on
the ruins IL completed. 10 20 noon
today the coroner held 50 irqurals Ia
East a. Louis, Henry Sexton, ulIy
| Official there, estimates tho property
ioss ~ East 30. Louie NJ s2O,OuO,ylli
/ but this may be high.
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sT. Louis, May 20.-The following
are l0dsy's additions 10 the identified
death LET " East 81. Louis:
Patrick Dean ana daughter; May
Corrgan; y. q. Connolly, chilo;
Trudy Connolly; Mike Dlllingan;
Edward Duly; Maria VRnse; Willie
Free; Henry Fleming, James Flanni-
gan; +. A. Freeze; Ms. Robert Gage;
Amos Gage; Annie GlndsnaW; Martin
Gtu0u; George dsfehaTl; NJ. *. GIN.
gau; Herman Hum hrBys; VIM.
Hafdigan; J. Il. Hoino; John Harley;
MTe. Mn. Hayes; Mas SchildA Hay
good; James khvanaugh; MB. kumej
J, l.. keene; George LuCkey; J. Mo-
ran; Frank Murphy, Jack M0Caldou;
Clarence Morgan; WIN. MutpnYi r..
A. Nichols, Cinoinnatii q. o, Potter;
/, l.. Porter and soB, Brlgntonyille;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29
CRUSHED BY A ROCK.
George TOnIoll VI Salt Lake Killed
In Weber Canyon Today.
ANOTHER sALr LAKE MAN HURT.
Fortunately Ills iuiuri,s are Compare
lively sllght-A Bic Boulder
the Cause.

George Tonion, n lsburer, employed
by Rhodes Bros. Of Denver, was In
siantly killed by falling rock on the
Pioneer Electric Power company's
works In Ogden canyon nj II o'clock
today, while iollow-workman named
Rhoads mifaculously escaped receiving
a slight injury only. Both men were
residents Of Salt Lsks. Tonloli was q
man Of family ana roalded 1t ga west,
Seventh South street Il was stated
this afternoon that llhoads was uE'
married and that no lived IN the north
eastern part Of the city. Tho pntlicu'
Lars, however, worc not obIalnable be-
fore pres, time.
The contractors have 900 men om-
ployVd regularly on the work at
present, aud last night laid all ot them
IN for tho remainder OF the week with
the exception Of Tonioli and Rhoads,
who were powder man and foreman
respectively. Al tho time Of the acci-
dent both men were In tbs ttunch ut
work. A large boulder WAS observed
| lying loosnly on the upper slope and
Rhoads cried out, "l<uep away from Il
/ or II will come down" He had no
sooner spoken the words Of warning
than down came the great rock cfu7h h.
ing the HE completely out Of Ionioli
aud almost catching himseli beneath
ils weight.
An inquest WA to DO held this after.
! noon, alter which the holy Of the dead
man was 10 bs brought 10 Salt LakvlioI
| IN crmvni.
In ten days more all the rock work
| will be completed time Rhodes
/ Br theirs, all their suh-uouitaotofs and
other interested parties will be very
| much pleased 20 have arrive.
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m NIInNI DLNIrn.

KANSAS Cay, May GA dispatch
received this morning rem Bowling
Gruea, NO., states thar tnat place wac
not touched by the frcon. tornado.
The twis,ur struck eight miles from
there, unfoUhng the depot at Bury
vile, dtmolishing several houses anu
Hllliug one woman.
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.AYamEHMANs ounA.
Chisf Pratt Receives n Letter 60 That
Ensot Prem an unknown
.OIu Lady, HsfHE

Ensot Iram an unknomn
"Oin Lady" F0rE
The only tidings received at police
headquarters today concerning tho
work ana whereabouts OF the willy and
much wanted pastor came In the form
OF the following unique aud suggestive
letter, evidently from some practical
Joker or necT0mAntically Inclined In.
diViduAl 10 Chief Pratt;
May q.
Mr.. Pratt, Siri-you will hned tho
preacher itormon In Cuba, mask Grading
a. n minister 10 the Soldiers, he IL most
OF the timo with tho otlorsers. he goes In
an other Name don't no the name, you
will be- surprised 10 get this 1. no but as
will tell you / have found Men. one
has been dead for N. yeors. had not hoored
from him In all that timo, tho other had
been gun 4 years, can not toll tell you
how do thos things but they come 10
me. by some power unnoen to me this
In no idol t1lk but tho Iroolh. do not
Seek Notrlety by onny Means, N you
wont 10 500 mo yon Can by putting al
add IN tho TTipunos.
resp.
Yours 10 CammAnd
in tho Light.
Like most letters written by women
II has post script The "P. B." APP
pended 10 this remarkable letter runs
thus:
would give my Name In full but do
not Care 10 be- uoon 10 the Publlek, 4
am an old Lady.
Toe ohirogTaphy has an enforced
| feminine appearance only, Rnd Ia, &C.
c0rdiug 10 all ordinary penmanship,
this handiwotk OF man who has
sought 90 conceal his ldentity In tho
miserable scrawls made. OF course no
serious attention Will be paid 10 tho
letter, as tue suggestion II makes In re-
lRtion 10 Herman's presence In Cuba
~ the height OF folly. IL Is impossible
for him ~ have reached th0re aud gone
| into tho army Ia the time that has
elapsed since his departure from tho
city. The p0slmark on the envelope
shows that the letter was mailed in
this city, May rs, $3.50 pm. II Is ad.
dressed to "Chiei PraIt, policesi city,
Salt Lake CITY.
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swErr rRou TnE EARTH.

BOWLING grrou, thp County seat ~
Pikr county, Miss.
sr. LOUIS, May 2O.-Capinin Upton,
Of the government snag boat Grrctal
Barnard, states that he has received
reports from people on shore below the
city, that there has been severe
storm In Allssuurl back Of HannIbhl,
aud that Bowling dtgon, tue county
seat OF Pike county, has been swept
from the earth. lie could not obtain
definite information, ~ all telephone
and telegraph wifos were down.
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lBY DEsri,kr TELEGRAPH ]

OGDEs, Utah, May 80. - George
TonioI resident Of Salt Lake CITY
WaB killed In Ogden canyon at 4
this m0tning. lie was nj work for the
Power Dam CompaDy'e contractors
blasting, when n slide Of loose rock,
about forty tons, came down the
mountain side, catching him and
mAugiiug his body In a most ifighilul
msnnur. Tho TACT that II had faiuod
heavily saved the lives Of number Of
men who had quit work.
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BUSINESS SUSPENDED.

81. LOUIS, May 20.-All business IA
virtually suspended. Everyone agreoH
that months will fail 10 reveal the tK-
tent Of the tOrnado'a deyas,ation In
Illinois. From tho surrounding
country thousands og men, women
ana children locked into the city 10
view the scene " ruins and death.
The officials OF the board OF education
arc figuring out the enormous loss tho
schools between Choieau avenue and
arsenal suffered. Tho school board
cannot repair tho damage for less than
100000. beveTn' schools will not be
opened TN next September. A. the
emergency hospital IN the old Good
snel herd convent, there are nearly
800 sick. transferred from the city hos
pital after II was demolished. At 81,
johns hospital tins wounded are being
vol cared for. one patient, VIM,
BlAnke, OF ZOOS lafayette avenue, has
died,
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D0Ts NOT NEED AID.

CHICAGO, May 2g.-rhe following
message hiss been received by the
general manager OF the Associated
Press;
"sI. LOUIS, May 29.-Si. Louis does
not need any assistance. East ~.
Louis Is appealing for aid. The pro-
portion Of the destruction to the popu.
latiou there IL something awful"
(Slgned.l CHAs. w. KNApP,
Editor Republic.
~. Louis IL proioundedly thbnkful
for the Sympathy and proiiered aid,
but Ia amply A0le to care for her suffer-
ore. East 81. Louis, however, II
worse huT; than We are aud help 10
needed badly there.
(Signed.l ALBERT Lawson,
Managing Editor OF she Dispatch"
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A Lr.soN oE m oYoL0Nn.

NEW Yoml, May 20.--E. j. smith,
tcuefal tupeTiutruuent Of tho Edison
Illuminating company Of thiA city
Whvu seen az the electric show, said;
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Tho managers Of the river aud har-
Dor bill In tho House intend 10 move
reference Of tho veto message 10 the
committee on river ana hatbofs and
bring II back 10 the House on Monday.
There are many members out Of town
aud tho friends OF tho bill don't wish 10
the veto, until more members arrive,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
WOMEN REPUBLICANS MEET.
THEY HAVE SOCIAL AND ENTERTAINMENT At
THE ENDICOTT.

THEY HAVE A SOCIAL AND ENTERTAINMENT AT
THE ENDICOTT.
The ladies Of the West End Auxiliary Of the
Womans National Republican Association held a
social at the Hotel Endcott. Eighty second-st and
Commbus-avc yesterday afternoon. Mrs. j. T..
Brown acted as hostess and Mrs. James Fairman
received The guests Of honor were Mrs Donald
Mclean regent OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution: Mrs. Frances f. Johnson and Mrs.
Janver lie Due. who are also members OF the
society . , ,.,
The programme began with the formal introduc-
ton Of the guests OF honor by Mrs. Brown, VINO
made a brief speech There were replies by the
guests and then Miss Bertha Welby recited Prim-
roses" and Country Seighing Vocal music was
rendered by young lady pupils OF Mrs. Ciuerdon
Thomson's school, whose names were withheld ny
request In the absence OF Miss Carrie Southworth,
who was TO have recited. Miss Bertha WLlsey. OF
Rochester n. Y, recited "Od Ace and How
Mr. Brown Got its Hair Cut" Miss Kate vashti
Baxter acted accompanist
Among those present were Mrs William Cummings
Storye. Mrs. Charles Postley, Mrs. John Stanton
and Mrs. c. l.. Dom!nck, of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution: Mrs Charlotte Lee, Mrs.
A. X Lusk. Miss Emily Simpson. Mrs Jane Pierce.
F. l.. Lyon. Mrs. W. n. Trafton. Mrs. J. C. Fitch:
Mrs. Catherine Won Klcnner. Mrs. ]. A. Jebb and
Mrs. Charles Irwin.
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REAL ESTATE,
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
7, WAS reported that We'll & Mayer have sold tn'
northerly part OF tn, plot when they Purona'e'
from r. O. Havemeyer. adjoining the buiid'ng ne -
now erecting at the northeast corner OF p'od""''
and Prnce-st.. FOR about $4,000 The dimensions
are 5Ox2O0 running through to Crosby-st The pur-
chaser's name could not be ascertained' out ne Is
understood TO he the buyer OF the nifty feet TO the
southwark the sale of which was announces G,, fat
day The middle part OF the plot, with hity Ie vi
frontage on Broadway. is understood 10 DC I'll"
Owned By We'll Mayer ,r.no. comn,nv ,old
through c. W. Onsky. Nos. 1884 and iss Divison,,s,
tor RS agd wa IL
In by the company under foreclosure proceedings
~ At the Broadway Real Estate saesroom James ,ss
l.. Wells sold under foreclosure proceedings lot l.s
Of ns A" to h ps0P PaS Han Mcdonald
ven'.avc., fourstory brick dwelling lot 2oxoo TO
nshng room No. 2 30. 50 Llbertyst, which win be
Mrs i,t' o H. P Belmont has sold her stable a. No
is TO enlarge 1t. 1t is said that O. II. p Belmont
Will build fine stable IN th.s city ,. ,or David
stern f No. west foar.:iSry
Co hS sold V George II
Peabody two lots. 5Oxlo" on the south side Of One
o J. hyrSs oT sS. p
lin A. Wilcox plot on the north side OF Qne-nun
ST. s5x irregular. to Herman wauer for $500; also;
One hundred d-seventeth-st.. 100 feet south OF
Brstow St. to c. II. Sproessig. for $500
Douglas Robinson & Co and S. F. Jayne Co.
have sold the lot q By half the block In Fifty
hfth-st beginning 325 feet west OF Fifth-ave, being
part OF the St. Luke's plot for Mrs. Murtland. to
Mrs EwelI. In consideration Of about $4,000 Doug
las Robinson e. Co; have made an exchange for
Mrs Ewell OF this lot for the house purchased by
Mrs Quinby in the street. beginning 240 feet
west Of Fifth-ave The house was recently pur-
chased by Mrs Qulnby from William r. Mont
gomery The consideration for the house was about
$1,000.
Fitzslmons Smith have sod for Mrs Elizabeth
Sorensen to Mrs. May f. Harris, the two four
story English basement dwellings Ncs. 2& and 236
West Twenty-ffthst. each l5x55xlp the seller tax
ing In part payment the four-story and basement
hgh- stoop dwelling. No. 255 West Twenty -nint-st
c2x50yl II Is the intention OF the purchaser OF NO
S55 West Twenty nnth-st. to alter the building TO a
frst-c.ass single nathouse, With new front and all
mnroVements
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ioule,ard n corner io2i-st. 100 Xxx
lI3 81. Margaret Zimmerman indiyid and 49, -.
Thomas Frazier SS'"u
Ioulevard corner lO3d-st 100 iix-Ill33x-
sophia Z Furni.s. ct al. to Thomas Frazier f2.Wo
boulevard . corne. 1904 -. 100 Tx -nll33x--,
Thomas Frazier and wife 20 sophia G Furniss u, ooo
Ronleyard n corner lO2d -, 100 lir-xii3.3x--.
Thornas Frazier wife 20 Ma-gare, Zim-
hermann. trustee "'Vo
ls4th 1t . College ave. @5xl0 H. Mary
simpson 70 James simpson .-..-...: 2~o
i6sth ST. ~ $50 East. Willie u Warneld and -.
Webster ave I7ph 81. 50xeo. Angus, $500
Han-elmann 20 Dina Hansemann. .......... lOoo
ave 75xl0pN75xes9 .. Frank Yoran and wife 10
Samuel 4. Berrian ............ $500
she A. Dds II . ~ 9TH ave 32xOo Wins
low !. Buzhy and wife 70 Mary O'Donnell......
Lot ss6 map ~ Seton homestead. Matthew
Danshy Frank panai y. ...-......... 400
Forsyth y, -. Benedict A Klein and wife 10
We'll another 10000
act Klein '.'''''.."'..'..'.',... 10000
Eldrfarr ct No ~. - - i23 ~ Of "a ave.
- sK'.s D. tth 81. =. SS. ~ n ~ Avenue h.
2tpsaG Alb.rfns Nryhausen ct al 10
iAuretta " HBrii * lsWo
PIKE - No Pincus i>owsnfed ard wife N
Abraham Sll'srSnn and another. l'-Op
Delaney No c17 Betty simon 70 Charles . -
2lo
West I2th- =, D. 81 II Of Greenwch-s; sx
~ Deborah Clcn,n e, al t. Jane Mccarthy ... '.OII
9Th ave. Nos az 3N william I Strange ard -
wifi. benjamin u Johnston ......... +cOo
lexington ave-. NJ $40: Edward " Landon and $500
wife Henry " raf -.......+..-.... 10000
can st No 81 West. Ella Mccormick 20 John Nc .
Cab~ ~'''
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REAL VOICE OF THE MASSES.

At large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Fed
eral Club Of the XVIth Assembly District. at No.
704 Fifth-st. the following resolution WAS offered
by William II. Huber. and carried without a dis
senting voice:
Whereas, The expressed wish of the Republican
party in this State as candidate for the Presidency
of the United States Is the Hon. Levi F. Morton.
with which choice we are in hearty accord, and
Whereas. Through the force Of some circum-
stances. his nomination may not be obtained. and
Republicans from this State will be forced to aban-
don their efforts in his behalf. therefore be IL
Resolved, That in such an event We declare as
the real choice Of the masses OF our party in this
XIth Congress District the great statesman from
Ohio ami expon ent OF the American system of pro-
lection; that splendid and loyal Republican whose
name IS identified with a protective measure I'M
der the existence Of which this Nation has enjoyed
unexampled prosperity; that brilliant orator whose
voice during campaigns is heard ringing in every
State In the Union in the cause OF our party the
Hon William Mckinley. To his cause pledge
our loyalty and answering fcelity. believing that
his nomination and election would restore this
try TO the prosperous basis which II enjoyed
while the bill bearing his honored name was in
force SAMUEL. l.. KOENIG. Chairman
WILLIAM HAWLEY, Secretary.
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CLOSING PRICES san Francisco STOCKS
San Francisco. March IL. 1900.
tn day t.. d.,
ROSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, March is.-"The Boston Commercial Bulletin"
will the wool market: The sales Of
the week $4,000 n domestic and $4,000 M foreign.
against go n domestic 486 90 n foreign
week and 1911 75I N domestic and 5000 n foreign for
the week last year The sales 10 date show de-
OF 73 n domestic, and Increase Of 347s
500 N foreign from the sales 10 the same date In 1896
The receipts to date show decrease OF S bales DO
whole trade STEPPED In stasnacn F1eeces steady
but territory clothing Ia lower again this week. The
curious phenomenon Of advancing foreign wools and
Ginning domestic the market a the line
IL due that American woods have foreign
outlet Foreign secured and American woos are
being re-exported. Though the lack II demand from
American mills 70 cutting down sales. there Will
The drought Australia just ending has Killed
$500 900 sheep. The coming Australian clip will there
fore be $4,000 bales short Special ocia statistics
nshed The Bulletin ny the United States Department
sheep In the United States consequeht shortage in the
American clip Of 1928 Of least IN 900 ~ The
American clip has declined steadily since 1897