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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05
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ben @ef6dften INNER fiblbarer. Cine
BeiIerunq Der @efddfte, bic in Jolqe
bes tp,eDer ertpa0enben yertrauens
lebtes Sabr eingetretert mar, bas man
in erfer 2inie benz uneri1iitterl idber
5eftbalter1 glebelanbs an elmer ebrlider
Mufre6terbaltung bes nationalen Rre.
bites 3ll peroanten bate, lit ,pieber ae,
fdmunoen unb bic Notb 1T GROCER benz
lie.
Was 1T bic l1rfa1e sabon 2 Sc III
fein Mansel an Gelb, unter benz mi,
leiben, ionoern ber Marlgel an Ne r.
trauen in uniere Wdbrungsperbdlt.
nilfe. 5tatt Qanbel uno Generic au
beleben, miro bas &apital aug benlel=
ben 3uriifge5oge1l, ba Sebermann Iid
borieben min gesen bic Golgen bes
aroBen Rrades, Der unfeblbar eintre=
ten muB, fobalb mir ni9t mebr i'm
Stanbe iino, Die Golotpdbrung auf=
re1t gu erbalten uno Der rationale
Grebit 3uiammenbriht.
gs ipdre bem gongreB elm 2eidtes,
bur1 ipeife @eiebgebung bieie @efabr
gu beieitigen unb in flarer Weife bat
ber praiiDent In ieiner 8oti1aft ben
Weg boreeaei6net, tpie bies aeiheben
tann. 8efolst nun Der gongreb bieien
&atb 2 - 8 nein benn itatt Gtaats=
mdnnern fiibren seipi1enloie Semaeo=
gen bort oas 9robe Wort uno lfatt ben
nationalen Rrebit gu beben. arbeiten
oieie feilen Geprdfentanten Der Gilber=
fiiriten nod barauf bin, benlelben su
perni6ten, oenn bies uno ni1ts anbe=
res meint Der Greiprdaungsbei1lu beg
Senates.
go lan9e Glepelanb prdfoent bIeibt,
1T feline @efabr porbanoen, oaB cine
iol6e 8ill @eieb miro /; aber suie loll
bas 8ertrauer, tpieberfebren, 10 lanae
oiejenisen, oeren phi6t es 1T, ben na=
tiOnalen Rreoit aufredt gu erbalten,
barauf binarbeiten, oenlelben gu uuter=
sraben !? 90 lanse aber bas 5ffentlide
8ertrauen niht tpieoerfebrt, lit menia
ober teine Musiidt porbanben, baB be
3eiten beier tperben. 9ies iouten ale
oiejenigen beoenfen, tpel1e lidb INNER
= >er olr9 bas @eidipdb populilti=
i9er M9itatoren unb lilberpiitbiaer
9emasogen betb6ren lafisn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05
8pItDar
3. Ssebruar 1896.

.. UtuluuI IOSu.
Mertber Beoba9ter f! c
9lm 26. Saruar itarb babier 6rau
Wu9ulte. 9eb. 2iebrebt, @attin bon
IrieDri1 Glenhauien. 9ie 8erltDrbe=
ne paro geboren in @aiiel. @robber=
sostbum 9eiIen, am 81. Oftober 1928.
Sn 1880 mar iie nit ibrer Samilie bon
Woolter bieber geso9en. Sie 8eer0i=
|gung fanb am %. San. unter GROCER
8etbeilisuns bon 6reunben unb See
tannten auf benz neuen Grieobofe ba=
| bier iiatt. 9err pfarrer Nagel bon
Der beutid lutheriibe1 Stride leitete Die
3rauerfeierli9teiten. Die Nerblidene
mar zines Der eriten Mitslieber bes felt
einieen Sabren belfebenben 6rauenper-
|eins genannter Gemeinbe, unb betrau=
ern Die Mitelieber bieies Nereins nit
|oem @atten unb ben Ginbern ben ber=
ben 9erluit. 9luRer Dem Gotte,l fino
es Elm Gobn, cine SD1ter llnb Elm gn=
lei. M0se Die 9eimgegangene fanft
ruben Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05
Nuslann.

NieOer einmal beibt es, Der irr1innig(
bairii6e &Onig Otto iOue biirgerli6 als
toot ertldrt unb Der Brin5resent als So
Mig ausgerufen meroen.
9fa1 Dem loeben ,beeroeten Genius
bat Merico cine gepDlferung BON 12,=
542,O Seelen. 9ie Staot Merieo
5dblt 339, 935 ginmobner.
9lus Paris erfdbrt man, baB SraIi=
lien oas itreitige @ebiet an ber @ren3e
BON Jrans0lii6 @uiana beiebt babe.
sSn Dem beriibmten Slei6rooer'l l6er
8antgef6dft in Berlin lit man groBen
unteri6la9ungen auf Die Spur getom=
men.
9lm Sonntag lit Die @roBber5osin
glilabetb BON Sloenburg, eine geborne
Yrin5eilin bon Sa9ien=Nltenbura, SO
Sabre alt, geforben.
Muf Guba fdeinen Die Sniurgenten
in siemlider 8eordnsniB 81 iein unb
ilberalI ben &iiraern gu sieben.
Ser preuBii6e Staatsiefretdr bes Sn=
nern, BON 8oetti6er, 1T enti6loiien,
suriidsutreten.
SIN Stabttbeater gu Mains brad am
Sonntag Nbenb SSeuer aus, fonnte aber
balo 9el0idt tperoen.
Sn Der italienii6en Gammer bereitet
ii6 eine beftiee GppoIi.ion sesen bic
afritaniibe politif Der &esieruns bor.
Safer Wilbelm bate Dem SinanS=
minifter Wiquel ben erbli6en Nbel per=
lieben; bieler bat i'm aber abeelebnt.
Sn paris 1T Elm Mann in drmli9=
ften gerbdltniilen 9eitorben, in oeiien
NaalaB man sesen 2 Millionen Wertb=
papiere fanb. Ser @eisbals bieB pe=
ters uno mar elm Nmeritaner.
Nab Wien selanste geri6te meloen
Den in Gairo, ggppten, erfolsten Sob
bes Oiterrei6iiden Sbronfolsers, @rs=
bersOg Grana Geroinanos. 9llter 80
Sabre er litt befanntli9 an unbeilba=
rer S6minOiu6t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05
GOLDEN d
MEDICAL
DISCOVER

Die Grfinbuna BON Dr.. 81. 9. Vierce, Ton.
| fultirenber1 @hefarat oe8 vSnpdlio6' 9otet
anb Snrgical Smffitnte" in Buffalo, 81. D.
bat tpdbreilb Der Iette1 Sabrsebnte al8 N2it>
tel aiIr 6etlunq BON Dronhial, GatSs urib
Qunaenleibe,r Weltberiibmtbeit ertnngt; ne
ftebt unbeitritten an ber Spite alIer 9egen
bieie &ranfbeiten aitgetpanoten Hr3nttetL
peIonbers ipertbpolle Dienite leiftet lie CUR
6eilnng BON Qnngeni@iutnblud)t.
Nidt jeoer Tau, iuobf aber
boIte 08 Drocent
BON 5dpinbiuht ,uerben bnr1 DR.. YierceS
"Golden Medical Discovery filrirt, }efbft
tpeun bic &ranfbeit io,ueit jortgefdrttteil III,
um tpieberbolte Qunaenbintunqen, ftiperell,
aebrenben 0uffen NIT ifarfenl, tnberfnl5fenr
Shleimaus,purf, groben @etpidtSnerinif,
ffarfe Ibniageruna NIB grobe Ghmdde 5it
berurlad1en.
,3ipeifeln Gie, baf Snnberte folder TdlIe,
bte un8 ais bmrH ba8 "Golden Medical
Discovery" flrirt genelbet iuuroen, ipirflthe
Sale oteier 9efiirfteten unb perbdngni6.
oollen &ranfbeit ,paren2 9ie brauhen uns
nid)t 70 auf's Wort gu slanben; fafi iebesmal
baben bodanseiebene unb iebr erfabrsne
aer3te, tpeldbe fein Sntereiie oil ,ilferer @r.
finbung, Dem Golden Medical Discovery,
batten ober baben, nnb bon pornbercin BON
benz 8ebranG oeifefben abrietbeu, nahber
bsid)dmt suseitanben, ba5 iie iib seirrt bdt.
ten,unb babbaS Discovery" aIlerbings gang
erffannlid)e Seilfraft beiite, In Tdllen, in
benen Der saritige 2ebertbran nnb bic f1nie-
ri9en oaraus bereiteten gnuliionen ebem 10
tpenls @rfots batteu, ipie DRal3ertrait, Wbis-
fep unb bic ueribiebenen SpperpbospbatsBrd.
parate.
Die photographer elmer sroben gnaabl
non Berioneil, bic BON Sdtpinbinbt, Bron.
ditis, d)roniidem Suften, afbma, droni.
fden &atarrb nnb abnliden aranfbeiten ae.
belt tuoroen fino, babeu tpir In einem Bufe
bon 16O Seiten snfainniensefeIlt, bas Sbnem
sesen Ginienbung Sbrer Ibrei1e unb pon
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tpiro. Sie fonuen baun an bic 2eate fd5rri.
ben uno BON beren grfabrungen profitiren.
Uaan fdreibe an bic Worlds Dispensary
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05
Warmta ssobmt Sbr mid,t I'm
etaettett Ga1tSe 2

Gpre6t IN Der Blaming Min. bon
SDbn NdGelp unb Gpbn an ssront
GtraBe ppr unb Sbr tueroet finoen.
oab es eben 10 leidt III, i'm eigenen
0anie au tucbnert, ais Mietbe 3u be3ab=
len. Dieielben bauen GuG aeoen cine
lei6te Mn5abIung lnb 3u aiinitigen He=
bingungen ein QauS unb berehnen nur
mdbise 3inien fir bas onselegte Rapi-
tai.
Warum Whetbe be3ablen, tpenn sSbr
NIT benz ndmli6en @elbe mad unD mad,
ein Qaus ertperben f6nnt 2
Wiinf6t Shr guA nit lei9ter Mihe
Elm eigenes 0fim III eriperben, Is ieki
Gu& init Wdaelp unb Sobn III Wer.
.binbung. Is
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05
Ohio staatsseieb9ebmmg.

SIN unfersr @eieB9ebling beginnt es
lebbafter su tuerben. Die Snanflaaele.
buns einiser ct @eiebaeber tpirf1
begreifli6 iteaentpeiie ibre @1atten aud
infbie gesenwdrtig funftionirenbe Sc.
aislatur binein. Nnfanss LETTER @odt
mar Der &epr. Spear aus Clinton 60.
auf feurise 2Oblen selebt. IS bieb bon
ibm, baB er einem @onifituenten fiji,
8elb unb quite Worte eine STEELE ale
Wa6e i'm 5taats=3udtbeuie peri9afft
babe. Spear felte Die Wabrbeit bie=
ies Berihts entidieben in Nbrsbe.
Hepr. 8osler bon Dapton reitbte baraui
eine &eiolution elm, ipelde cine itrenge
uno fofOrtige llnteriudung bes Soils
Derlanst. Derielbe bat pielleibt nod
|grOBeres Mufieben erreat, ais bic grbe-
bung bon Nntlasen eeeen gr=Senato=
loren in boriger MDhe. Bosler's lln=
teriu9un9santra9 tpurbe einltimmia
angenpmmen.
Die an Sntereife alles iibertreffenbe
Grage 1T aber bic In Gursem aur De=
bate nnb gnti6eibung tommenoe ioa.
0asfell. ober 1,unmebr 6arris Sill.
Die Mnti Saloon 2iga iibt einen gera=
oe3u unerb6rten Druid auf beibe 6duier
Der Qegislatur aus. Muf Der anbern
6eite tennt man feinen Weq, bic frei=
beitsmorbenbe Bin su f9lagen, als in=
oem man ibr cine grbobung ber Do,u=
iteuer oegeniiberitelt. b. 3. inbem man
oas gr6bere llebel NIT bem tleinern All
berbinbern indt.
3Dei Nntrdse ifeben bier in ssraae !:
eine @rb6bung auf $3.50 uno cine iolde
auf $500. Man bepor3uat ben erltern
8Orfdlag, neil er bos Wirtbidaftsae=
ihdft tpeniger ih1bigt unb tpeil er aus
nabe liegenben 8riinoen, trobbem Die
5teuer rliebriger If, Elm arDberes gr=
sebnib IN Auslidt felt. Die ssraoe,
oh oieie WOribldge CUR Worberatbuna
an bas Ginan3s Ober an bas 9emperena=
@omite su tpeiien feien, fiibrte am DONE
neriiag mad biBiger Debate au benz
GrgebniB, bab bic $500 0orlaae an ben
9emperen3s unb bic $3.50 NOrlaae an
ben SteuerausT6uB bertpieifn spurben.
Diefe Nbffimmuns III iniofern interej=
liant, als man Dnraus auf bas Gdif1al
Der Bill ielbif idliebel gu t6nnen olaubt.
DbihOn Manhe 9lauben, bo6 bic Iem=
peren5leute bic perfaiiungsndBiaeW2
belt BON 81 Gtimmen niAf erreid6en
f0nnen, ntiien mir leiOer geifeben, bah
uns Der Siea Der Ganatiter, tpenn aud,
nit gerin9er Mebrbeit, aeldert ers
ideint. Infer 1raep bat rotirlid,
iiberal au ben Ganatifern oebalten.
0efern bat Die al9emeine Debate
i'm Qalts begonnen. Das Gteuersg b.
mite bat bte $3.50 DolpEeuer Qiinltio
einberihtet.
1as Ssmperen3comtte bat oeifern
Wlor9eu befhloi1en, bie 0arrissHiQ
niht empfeblenb einauberihten.
NaA ben lebien Deribten f6eint Is nm
iuobrfdeinlih, baB bic Bin III bieler
Gibung nint auaenOmnen, booeQen
bic 3plus@ s@teuer 1uf $3.50. bilIeid;f cor
oiif $500 erb6bt iuiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05
&mrse Notise,t.
3nlanb.

| NSHtuuus
6err Geininler in Columbus, bel
bisberige amerifaniI6e Goniul in 6or=
gen bel 3iiri6 (Sdmeis) fat feline &e-
| fi9natiDn ein9erei6t. Gr bat bic 2eir
tung bes yWefboten" tpieoer iibernpm=
men.
Sur6tbare Seuersbrunlt am Gonll=
tag Morgen In BbilabeIpbia. S6a=
ben 50, 900, 900; aud Elm 6otel gerietb
in granb, op6 nurben aIe Sniai1en
geretiet.
Ser bel SEEM Oort aufsefabrene
Sampfer st. Paul" iiBt INNER nod
Ifelt.
Sn Cincinnati freifen 800 Maurer
Ilno 9anblanger.
Sn 9elapare, O., erreet Elm farbi=
ger yuri6e bon Is Sabren als vgrwe=
funsspreoiger" sroBes Nufieben.
Sci Sort Sbomas, Gp., untpeit Sim
cinnati, purbe bic 2ei6e zines SSratien=
simmers gefunoen, an pel9er Der Sopf
feblte 9roBe gufre9una.
9lus ben Staaten WtiiIiilippi uno
Seras miro bon idperen ueberI6mem=
mlnQen beri6tet.
Sn Snn Srancisco ltiir3te Elm Iteil
abmdrts fabret1oer StraBenbobnpa9en
ab Dem @eleife 3 Soote, 20 S1per=
Deripunoete.
Ser YroseB eeeen Oberf u. 9. @oit,
Der Gomnanbant Der Wfili3en, tpel6e
Dor balO 5pei Sabren eine 2Dn6erei in
WaIbington court SouIe unteroriiften,
nobel uneliifli6ertpeiie 2 Perionen err
ibohen murben, bat nit elmer Sreiipre=
eDun9 seenoet.
Die 9lnseitelten Der v@bicago &
Sout6eaf tern &ailrOao" y8erfitdtte in
Sebanon, ,Sno., haben am Samitag Die
Nrbeit nieoer9ele9t.
Sn Union, Mto., 1T in Der speiten
0erbanblung zines Monate lang anee=
oauerten grp5eHes Der MiliDndr Sii=
ltrop bes Moroes I'M eriten @raoe i9ul= |
Dig ertldrt mOroen. @r bate feline Srau
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05
8rteHihe.

Sir bie am /, Gehruar enbeube
Wo9e blieben folgenbe ni1t reflamirte
8riefe auf Der bieiigen pOifOffiee
William Beiole,
Sarab S. 6erris,
Cftabia g. &ihbeD.
Dr. 8. Gihee.
William Gberret.
Sames pieree.
sc. Sobnion,
Mrs. 3. s. Siorid.
Oan. MpB, 3. M.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05

Nuerifaner in Ironsnaal mDllen
aufboren. glmerifaner sa iein uno Das
giirgerreCbt Der GiibafrifaniI1en Me-
publif eriuerben. unb oa3u berIanoen
lie bic 8eihiilfe Der Reaierling Der Ser.
Gtuaten. Mohrlih, cine farfs 3umu.
tbung Doffentlib Idbt bas StoatS.
Dsporteilaent iie nah @ebiibr abfabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05

Rommt lno feht nnfere Muswabl
Der beIten Mrbeiten, 6ie iemols in elmer
Werttott aufgeifellt iparer, au Guren
ei9enen preiien unb einen 9roBen Dor.
ratb 3ur Musmabl be
Setter Il 2Dtle.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05

Wie Waibinatoner Depei1en meI=
ben, 1T an cine paffirun9 bes @ilber-
lFreiprdgunssiubf int 0auIe nidt
3il benten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05

: Nie Geihdfte 9eben jebt III Gan=
ton, idreibt bic OOrtias @oIfsaeitunQ,
f4ls&ter als l. mdtrsnp M panit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-05
grtenrtrh Rnntnter'a
4ntel 3n hen'3
!Suuce8brilccrlt

49- Sd Sant Giraffe, GIepeIant, 9.
- Jeoer5ett trtides Bier quite 9gene unb Siaubre
Wetenoe fnoen quite nnterfunft nnb bie 9erpiIeQuna
It elre poran9li9e. Wtan prede bel ssrieb. Dor nnS
aberaeuae fid ielbif.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-09
Your Attention
For 3 Minutes, Please

We have three items we wish TO tell yo
about Something choice and extra nice,
and we will occupy.a mlnQ with each:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-09
BRYAN's ELECTION Is SURE.
What the Editor of the Knights of
Labor Journal Thinks of 1t.


Labor Journal Thinks of 1t.
Mr.. Henry B. Martin, of Minneapolis,
editor of the Journal of the Knights of
Labor, stopped few days ago in New
York city. He had just completed an
extensive tour of the eastern States.
When seen at the Broadway Central
Hotel, Mr.. Martin said:
II think Bryan's election is sure.
There appears to be no doubt of his
triumphal success in November. There
is no significance in the election re-
turns from Vermont. Both parties
there declared for the gold standard
in their State platforms. The stone
trust of Vermont, of which Senator
Proctor, the Republican national com
mitteeman of that State, is president,
and the banks holding the farmers
mortgages left nothing undone to in
crease the Republican majority. The
quarry owners compelled their work
men to vote the Republican ticket by
threatening them with dismissal, and
the banks forced many of the farm
ers to support circuit, the Republican
candidate for Governor, under threats
to foreclose on their loans,
SIN all the stone quarries of Ohio
the men are wearing Bryan buttons in
defiance of their employers. The city
of Cleveland is hot-bed of Democracy,
and laiboringmen there are for Brayan
to man.
''The Knights of Labor are fighting
Hanna tooth and nail, because the first
organization that he destroyed was the
Knights of Labor organization of sea-
men in the lower lake regions. The
Central Labor Union of Cleveland has
repeatedly denounced Hanna as la
Dor crusher. Hanna has attempted
several times to open negotiations
with the leaders of the union, but our
people will have nothing to do with
him.
s'It is fact worth recalling" con-
tinued Mr.. Martin, Sin connection with
the Republican claim that this govern
ment cannot maintain a bi-metallic
system of currency that in 1892 the
Republican party published a text
book, showing that the purchases of
$500 900 ounces of silver under the
Sherman law had raised the bullion
value of silver to S1.21 an ounce and
averted panic through the failure
of Barring Bros, of London"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-09
Queen Olives.

A special lot of the Mammoth variety, the
finest ever brought to the city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-09

Women who are weak and nervous,
who have no appetite and cannot sleep,
find strength and vigor in Hoods Sar-
saparilla.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-09
Mercantile Trust and
Deposit COmpa
OF BALTIMORE.
OF BALTIMORE,

Capital, sl0OO, 90
Surplus and undivided profits, s67, lS9 10
This company is a legal depository for
moneys paid into court, and is authorized
o act as executor, administrator, guardian
or trustee.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
which may be made at any time and with.
drawn after five days notice and will be
entitled to interest for the whole time they
may remain with the company.
Acts as trustee of mortgages of corpora
lions, and accepts the transfer agency and
registry of stocks.
Executors, administrators or trustees of
estates, religious and benevolent institu.
lions, and individuals Will find this com,
pany convenient depository for money
and for the safe keeping of securities.
Safe deposit boxes for rent. Vaults sup
piled for storage of silver chests. etc.
OFFICERS:
JOHN GILL; President.
w. w. SPENCE, Vice President.
@. X. SPENCE, Third Vice President
L. G. FISHER, Secretary and Treasurer.
JOHN MCHENRY, Asst Sec'y and Tres.
louis MOLANE, Chairman.
ANDREW REID, BERNARD CAIN
JNO. A. HAMILTON, ALEX. SHAW.
DIRECTORS.
w. w. Spence, Louis McLane
G. Morton Stewart, John A. Hambleton,
X. Austin Jenkins, Bernard Calm,
Christian Devries, Charles ID. Fisher,
Andrew Reid, Wesley A. Tucker,
VIM. A. Whitrtdge, Thomas DefOrd,
John r. Hurst, Stewart Brown.
VIM. III. Blackboard, Alexander Frank,
r. G. Hoffman, Alexander Shaw,
Lawr6son Riggs, VIM III. Perkins,
Charles w. Slagle, Charles K. Mayes,
Gabriel ID. Clark. John Gill
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-09

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. rs cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-08
Another Cook Inlet Exprditfon,

San Francisco. April THE latest Alas
ka scheme is that of thirty San Francis
cans calling themselves the Louisa and
Emma Gold Mining Company. They have
purchased from Donald Ross his trim and
fleet schooner. the Emma and Louisa.
Every one OF the thirty paid his pro rata
toward the purchase price OF the vessel:
every one % them will stand his share of
the expense of getting a big supply OF
stores. and each man will receive an equal
share of the expected profits of the ex-
petition. Capt. John Anderson. who for
years commanded the lost steamer Hum
boldt, Is the leading spirit IN this CO.
operative venture. He has taken COM
mand OF the schooner. Is experimenting
her fitting out. and will sail her to Cook
inlet. The captain says that the company s
plan is 10 pick out some likely point at
the inlet and there run the schooner
ashore. Stout lines will hold her fast in
the mud. out OF reach of the tide. and from
that time on she win he the home of the
miners. Stores. mules, cars and inlple-
ments VIII he landed Immediately upon
her arrival. The party will then be divided
into gangs of three or four. and the order
to scatter and prospect for gold Will be
given. The leading feature of the agree
ment all base signed is the share-and-
share-alike proposition. One detachment.
or even one individual. may make fab
uiously rich strike and all the others fail.
vet every man in the expedition will be en-
titled to an equal share In the fortune.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-08
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The navy department has received n re-
port from Past Assistant Engineer w. p.
Arnold. that the black plague has made its
appearance in Hongkong, but that the fact
is being concealed for business reasons.
Fire at Halifax, N. s., Tuesday, destroy
ed the lumber yards and feed store of John
Davidson & Son. and burned the residence
of the senior member OF the firm. damag-
ing several other dwellings. Total loss.
s6o00J
All the property OF Oliver p Belmont In
Newport, r. l., and Middetown. including
ais 10000 stable and a farm. representing
a total value of nearly $i,6o.1gn has been
made over to his wife. Mrs. Alva f. Bel
mont. formerly the wife of w. X. Wander
bIlt.
The president has approved the Joint
resolutions authorizing the immediate use
OF the uneNpended appropriation for the
canal at the cascades OF the Columbia for
protecting works. and providing for the
immediate destruction of income tax re-
turns.
The Chino ranch, in San Bernardino
county, Cal, is to be sold 10 an English
syndicate for $4,000. The sale includes
42.Ve0 acres consisting OF the rich mesa
and semi-moist lands in which the Chino
beet sugar factory now stands. and is one
of the most fertile tracts Of land in South
ern California.
Al the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Panama Railroad Company
T.. NJ. Galloway and A. Lawrence Hopkins
were added 10 the directorate. taking the
places of Gen. Newton, deceased and E.
l. Dppenheim. The other directors were
directors j. Edward Simmons was re-
elect president, George Wnaley vice pres
idcnt and general manager. and Il. A.
Drake secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-08
College Athlete Drowned.

Madison. Wis, April while at prac-
tice last evening mile out on Lake Men
dota a squall struck two shells manned
by oarsmen of the University OF Wiscon-
sins crew. John Day, of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
only son of Mrs. Jeanette Davis, was
drowned, and Lester Street, Of Dixon. ILL.,,
and Curran c. MeConville. of La Crosse.
wis. were seriously injured The boats
started out for short working trip for
the men. At the time the weather did
not seem squally. and the lake was fairly
calm. Within a few moments after the
boats left the shore the wind began to
rise. and just as one of the boats was about
TO make the turn II was struck by the
squall. In this boat were L. J. O'Dea, the
assistant trainer, Day and McConvllle.
Water began TO roll over the stern of the
boat and before the men proceeded far
Il was swamped. The men succeeded IN
turning II over and getting on top of tho
shell. They were soon washed off by the
waves. Day, who could not swim, failed
20 get his hold and was drowned. The
other boat, with Trainer Andrew O'Dea
and Street. was some distance away when
the first boat settled. and Immediately
turned TO 30 TO tho rescue The waves
were too high for II also. and II was soon
swamped. Meanwhile men came from
shore and picked up the occupants of tho
first boat. but they failed to see that the
second boat was also In trouble, and the
lattcr's oarsmen were not reached until
later, the surviving occupants of the FIRST
boat having been In the icy water about
fifteen minutes and those OF the second
boat thirty minutes.
Day had records which numbered him
among tho best athletes In America. He
was considered one OF the best men or
the crew. Street and McConvilie also are
good carsinen, but they probably will not
be able to row again this year, both being
In a precarious condition on account of
their terrible suffering I'm the cold water.
II H. now thought that the crew cannot
he Kept together. and that the race with
the Yale freshmen crew, which was to
have come OF May IS. viii probably be In
deuattely postponed. Beside being a good
athlete. Day was a remarkable student.
and was - have taken part I'm the uuiyer
sity ora'ortcai contest this week An
drew o'DeR. trainer Of the crew is a veil
known Australian oarsman. and II
opea. the assistant trainer. Is his brother
They. too, are In bad condition from their
terrible exposure. All the men excsnt
street became unconscious as soon a.
They wefe picked m. and. while they arc
conscious now. they say that n hs.ip ba1
rot reached them promptly they vo,ig
all have boon drowned as they declare
no man could live an hour In Lake MOI
dota IN its present icy condition DAYS
body was recovered al a late hosr fast
night