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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
MARKETS AND STOCKS
Wall Street Review.

New York, Oct. 27.-After rather IT.
regular opening the stock market
sumed its upward course and tor time
the dealings were characterized py ouos
ancy. The feverishness at the start was
the result of London selling, higher rates
for money and a falling off in the demand
for wheat. Before II o'clock the entire
hist displayed renewed strength, Susar
was the great feature and moved UP 10
within fraction OF ll6. The market met
with q serious setback around Midday
when rumor from Washington was put
alodt to the effect that General fltznuSsn
Lee had sent in his report on CUBAN az
fairs. 1t was state that in his commnNl-
cation he had taken stand against
Spain and that the president would can
an extra session OF congress 10 act OH the
matter. Money worked up to Il per cent.
and this added to the feeling or alarm.
Prices broke badly, sugar, taimhg ar1ln,.o,, rs,
and Quincy 15s, st. Paul rs, Rock Island
iIe Louisville and Nashville, rs, Man
n.Vttan ia, Leather Preferred ia, Vest
,.rn Union lis and the remainder OF the
list ltal per cent. Upon investigation 1t
was found that there was no foundation
for the stories of new complications with
Spain and early sellers started to cover.
Purchases for this account brought a rally
III Sugar of Ia. per cent, and the other
prominent stocks recovered anywhere
from u to | per cent. A decline In the
money rate to per cent also had good
effect. Near the close timid holders be-
gan to sell again and q part Of the rally
speculation was barely steady. Net
changes show losses of hal7s per cent.
the latter in Chicago Gas.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN. ALI
LEN g. CO., stock brokers. Mears build.
irp ronns -O5-.n,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
SIX PRISONERS GAIN FREEDOM.
Second Jail Delivery in Louisville
Within the Inst Year.

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 27.--Another dar-
ing Jail delivery was perpetrated to-
night at the county Jail shortly after
$50 o'clock, six desperate prisoners es-
Gaping.
The delivery was supposed to be a
wholesale one. in which every prison.
er confined on the third floor of the
old Jail was to get out, but the watch
fulness of the turnkeys prevented this.
The men who got out are Jacob Brill,
cOunterfeiter; Harry Brooks, con-
victed Of rObbing a postoffice. and
Thomas and William Mckenzie, Thos.
Kelly and Watson Saterly, charged
with house breaking.
They gained their liberty by scrap
ing the mortar from the bricks in cell
No. s, letting the bricks fall into the
interior of the cell. and in this man
ner they got a hole large enough for
them to climb through. After getting
on the roof they fastened a rope and
let themselves down in narrow alley
between the jailyard and an abutment
of the new Jail.
This Is the second Jail delivery in
Louisville within the last year. seven
prisoners having escaped last Christi
mas day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
Chicago Grain and Provision Market.

Chicago. Oct. 21--Futures ranged as fol-
lows: Wheat-October, 6rsa66iac.: De-
October. 23asa2sc.: December. eissaAi.c.;
May. 2sisa27:sc. O9ts-October, 1rsal14c.:
December. lSisalSlsc.; May. 2lSa2lasc.
Mess 'Pork-December, 81. S2isa6.g .gla; Jan
uary, N.S0a7.S2h. Lard-December, $4.3Oa
40: Janusry, A57a45o Short Ribs--:De-
cember. S3.62laa362ila; January, 50. s2a3.S7ia.
Cash quotations follow: -Four. un-
ehaned; No. spring wheat. 66a6s}ac.; No.
22a. .a23Ac.; oats. l7hal7a.c.; rye. 34lsa35c.; /;
barley. 35c., nominal; fax seed. 69isa70c.;
prime timothy seed, $50. nominal: mess
pork. S6.S5a6.9o: lard, S4.25a4.30; short ribs,
clear sides. s4a4.l2hs: whisky and sugars
unchanged.
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PUTTING GOLD BACK AGAIN.
es,OOO,OOO Withdrawn From 'FriscC
Sub.Treasury in Hurry.

San Francisco, Oct 27.-The sub
treasury has just pulled through a
rather serious run, which threatened to
annihilate its gold reserve and leave
1t without dollar with which to re-
deem the perfect avalanche Of green
backs that poured in over the counter
Timely aid came from Chicago and
other sources, and when the outpour-
ing Of gold finally stopped the sl2,OOO,-
900 of few months ago, despite the
frequent additions that have been made
during that period, was reduced to a
bare A,O00,000. That has since been
increased by the deposit Of over 81 1,0OO,-
90, upon which greenbacks have been
withdrawn, and there is every indica-
tion that the furry Is over.
Much Of the gold withdrawn went
beyond the mountains. The sub-treas-
uries here and at New York are the
inly ones authorized to redeem green
backs. Usually the demand for green
backs Is steady at the sub-treasury
here, as exchange Is almost invariably
in favor Of New York, and 1t costs less
to ship greenbacks than gold.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
New York Produce Market.

New York, Oct. 27.-Flour-Quiet, easy
and unchanged. Wheat-Market easier; f.
o. b., s0lac.; ungraded red. 69aS1c.; No.
northern, 77Ac.: options closed weak at
lTc. below yesterday; January, 75ssc.;
March, 799sc.; May:( 7sc.:, October. 7aalc.;
November, 74lsc.: December. Tee. Corn
Spots dull, weaker; No. 2. 295sa3Oc. eleva-
tor; 3lssa32c. afioat; options dull and weak:
October. 29ikc.; December, 30sc.; May.
SS7sc. Oats-spots dull, weaker: options
weaker. dull; October. 22ac.; December,
easc.; May. 25fsc.: sportp rlces. No. 2.
22lac.; No. 2 white, 25c.; No. 2 Chicago,
23isc.; No. 3, 2oisc.: No. 3 white 23c.; mixed
western. 22a2ic.; white do. 22a311kc.; white
state, 22a3lhac Provisions - Quiet, un-
changed. Lard--Quiet, easier: western
steam, $40; city, sl.4O: October. S4.65, nom-
inal; refined. steady; continent. $50;
South American S5.35; compound, 4ssa47sc.
Butter-Quiet, fancy steady, unchanged.
Cheese - Moderate demand. unchan yed
i,rices. Eggs-Fancy scarce and frm
State and Pennsylvania, lS1aa2lc.; ice
house. 14lsal6c.; western fresh, 16a19c. /;
do. case, $270a4.50; lined, 15c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
STUMPlNG TOUR OF MICHIGAN.
Messrs. Irish, Waller, Haincs.
SDrnCue and Enrirbt SDcoE No.

Manistee, Mich, Oct. 27.-A party of
gold standard advocates, consisting OF
Rufus +. Sprague, national Demo-
cratic candidate for governor; cx-Gov-
ernor Thomas NJ. Waller, of Connecti-
cut; Colonel John P. Irish. of Cali
fornia; ex-Congressman Charles ID.
Haines, of New York; Postmaster John
]. Enright, of Detroit, and others, yes
terday began a tour of Michigan in a
special train and accompanied by a
big band of music from Grand Rapids
Extremely large and enthusiastic meet
ings were held today at Mackinaw
City, Potoskey, Traverse City and this
city.
After holding meetings throughout
the lower peninsula the party will end
the tour in Grand Rapids Saturday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
Chicago Live Stock.

Union Stock Yards, Oct 27.-Cattle-
Market steady: common to extra steers,
sS..Oa5l0; stockers and feeders. s2.50a3,G5:
cows and bulls. si.50a3.25; calves, s3aG;
Texans, S2.60a3.l 10: western rangers, S2.50a
800 Hogs-Market slow and 5al0c. lower:
heavy packing and shipping lots, IS. 20a
$50: common to choice mixed, 49, l5aS s.:
choice assorted, s34Oa350: light. s3.2OaS. -:
pigs, se.50a3. 10. Sheep-Market steady; in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
Buffalo Live Stock.

Buffalo. Oct. 27.--Cattle-Market dull,
TO good cows. 52.25a3lO: light to good
stockers, S2.ioaS.lo: feeders $3.25aS.55: veals
dull, S3aG; extra. SG.2j. Hogs-Market eas.
ier; Workers, $S.G5a367is: mediums and
s.. 25a2.75. Shep and Lambs - Market
steady; common to fair native lambs, So IS
ai.l5: culls TO common, SS.o5a3.G5: mixed
sheep. good to choice. s2.75aS.l5; culls to
fair, S,5oa2.5O; Canada lambs. steady at
s,ai,iO; bulks OF sales, Si25a4.S5
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
BONDS.
Philadelphia Provision Market.

Philadelphia, Oct. 27.-Provisions were
jobbing fairly at well-sustained prices.
We quote City smoked beef, 11a12c.: beef
hams. $l6.25al6.5O. as to average; pork,
family. sll; hams. 8. P. cured, in tierces,
9alOc.; do. smoked, 10allRc., as to average;
sides. ribbed. in salt. ,4Aa4.ac.; do. do.
5ha51ac.; do. do smoked, 6iaaGa4c.; picnic
hams, s. p. cured. 5a5lac.; do. do. smoked.
Ga6lsc.; bellies. in PICKLE. according to
average loose, 5aGl4c.: breakfact bacon.
pure, city refined, in tierces. 5ha5lac.; do.
10. do. in tubs. 5lAa5stc.; do. butchers,
loose, 41sa4Ac.; city tallow. in hogsheads,
3ssc.; country do, 2s4a3ssc.. as to quality.
and cakes, 324c.
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Oil Market.
BEST OF THE CAMPAIGN,

Oil City. Oct. 27.-Option oil, lis; credit
balances, H.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28

Leave Buffalo 6.S5 a. m., arrive Chi
caSo 800 p. m., via Nickel Plate Road.
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{. R. Parker, 81 SPRUCE ST.
The IDEAL AMERICAN TRIP
The SuperJly Appointed and Comm .dious

terI steamships.
NORTHWEST AND nOPTHLAND,
American through and hr,rgh.
leave Buffalo :" u sdav- ind Fridays o. 80 D. N.
Sor ciey yeiand, Detroit, Mackinac. The 500.
Duluth, and Western Points, passing all
places OF interest by daylight In connection
with
THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY,
it forms the most direct rorte. and from ev.
cry point Of comparison. the most delightful
Great Falls. Helena, Putte. Spokane and Pa.
Cihc coast. The oplv trarsc ontinenta line
running the famous buffet. library, observa-
tion car.
New u hour train for Portland via Spokane.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, Lake Minnet0nka.
10 miles from Minneapolif largest and most
beautiful resort in the west.
4. A: HEARD. General Passenger agent.
Buffalo, n. y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
THE SPRING BROOK WATER SUPPLY COMPANY
THIRTY YEAR 5 Per Cent. FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
FREE FROM TAXES.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL 1 AND OCTOBER

INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL 1 AND OCTOBER 1
The Spring Brook Water Supply Company offers the pub
lie ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ADORE described bonds
Tie furnishes the supply the Lackawana
and Wyoming Valleys Scranton Nancoke including Others
the following cities aud boroughs.
Wkes.Barre PtstOn. West PittSOn, AvOca Duryea, WyO-
ming uzerne Kingston, EdWarsyle Parsons Miners Mills South
WlkesBarre Ashley Sugar Notch Warrior Rum ETC. The
are secured by mortgage on the entire system
The has hesitation offering recommending the
the shows
Ough investigation of the WlkeB Waer period
forty five shows annual the previous without
exception and this through period covering several financial pan AMI
the Civil War.
The takin, growth valley
its demand for supply sufficient bonds
being held in the treasury for this purpose
Sealed proposals will be received for the whole Of the
bonds offered until Wednesday, October ash 1896 O'Clock at its
Office Scrautoa owu, ban information
if desired may also be obtained
SECOND NATIONAL BANK, WilkeS.Barre, Pa.
PEOPLES BANK, Wlkes.Barre Pa.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Plttston, Pa.
MINERS SAVINGS BANK Pltston. Pa
DEPOSIT AND SAVINGS BANK, Kingston Pa.
SCRANTON SAVINGS BANK TRUST CO, Scranton, Pa.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK Scranton, Pa
MAXWELL GRAVES Bankers, 1l3 Liberty ST. New York.
All bids should addressed The Spring Brook Water Supply
Company The the right all bids and all
bonds which bids accepted paid within Eve days after
Oct h The officers and directors of th follows
Watres, President, j.
C. D. Simpson, Geo. National Bank,N.Y
WR
T. II. Watkins Secretary. John Welles HOienback.
Samuel +. Peters, Robert c. Adams, Treasurer
Morgan b. Williams.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28

Thursday nights demonstra-
tion in the rockingham thea
Is' ter will be a fitting climax to
'' the local campaign for Protec-
~ tion and sound money. The
speakers will include Governor
,' Hastings, at all times q favorite
orator; General Latta, eloquent
as and witty; General Reeder.
%. scholarly and effective; Colonel
i"' Harry Hall. apt in anecdote
20 and illustrations; and Mayor
PEI Warwick. Of Philadelphia. who
Is one Of the best speakers in
o.. the state. This meeting will be
-. for Democrats as well as Re-
i', publicans. Let every citizen
attend.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
sCANLON'S DAYS ARE NUMBERED
The Actor Of Irish pays Slowly Dying
in BlOOmingdale Asylum.

The Actor Of Irish pays Slowly Dying
in Bloomingdale Asylum.
New York, Jan. 6.-Only few weeks
more of life, at the most. remain to
BILLY" Seaman, who in his lifetime has
given Joy and pleasure to hundreds OF
thousands Of theater-goers in this coun-
try. and whose forced withdrawal from
the boards by the decline of his mental
powers marked the beginning OF the de-
cline of those distinctively Irish plays
once so popular with the sons and
daughters of Erin's isle.
For weeks and months poor Billy
and who for long time after his re-
ception at Bloomingdale asylum was
among the gayest Of the gay in that no.
ted retreat, has lain upon his bed utter
" unconscious Of his surroundings, and
there have been dozen times within
this period when nurses and physicians
IN attendance have imagined that the
last spark Of life was Pickering. Food
and stimulants are administered 10
him in liquid form. but even with this
nourishment he has wasted away to a
skeleton. and his vitality is so low that
his legion Of friends and acquaintance
IN this city are expecting at any mo-
want To learn that he has passed to his
last account.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
coLvILLe RESERVATION MATTERS
RumOr OF q Vacancy In the Position OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cape. Bubb.

RumOr OF q Vacancy In the Position OF
phystotau-C0ncernins Capt. Bubb.
Washington. D. c.. Jan. S.-Rumors Of
possible vacancy in q position of ply
stefan at the Tonasket Indian school on
the Colville reservation have reached
the Indian bureau here, accompanying
letters of recommendation for DR.. G. +.
House Of Conconully for the place. The
Indian bureau has no official informa-
ton that such q vacancy Is likely to oc-
cur, and, In any event, DR.. House could
only secure an appointment through the
civil service commission. The present
incumbent, DR.. Walker. Is said to have
been mixed up in the recent quarrel be-
tween Captain Bubb, the army ofElcer
who was recently relieved as agent Of
the Colvilles, and other employees Of the
reservation. The result OF the investi-
cation. however, showed nothing detrf-
mental to the character OF DIR. Walker,
and he has certainly given no intention
of resigning either before or since the
investigation OF Special Agent Lane.
DR.. Walker was appointed to his pres
ent place October 10, 1895. from White
Earth agency, where, 1t Is said, he had
accidentally shot an Indian. All Indian
school employees being under the civil
service, In the event Of vancancy, the
commissioner obtains three names from
the civil service commission Of those
who have taken the regular examine
ton and qualified, and one Of these
three is appointed.
Captain Bulbs resignation, coming
as 1t did Immediately after the investi-
cation by Agent Lane. has led many
people to believe that 1t was a result
thereof. The commissioner Of Indian
affairs states that this impression IL an
injustice to Captain Bubb; that he
asked to be relieved before any charges
were filed against him. and that when
he learned of the investigation he
wished to withdraw his request but It
was too late, having already been acted
upon by the war department and the
Indian Office.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
Canadian Pacific Officials Begin to Elk.
press Grave Fears.

Toronto, Jan. 8-Canadian Pacific
officials here have received no news of
the missing steamship Miowera and be-
gin to express grave fears for the safety
OF the vessel. The fact that q lifeboat
belonging to the Miowera was found
floating In the Pacific, they say, does
not necessarily mean that the steamer
has gone down, for the lifeboat may
have been washed off by great waves.
They think 1t possible that the Miowera
is drifting about as helplessly as was
the Strathnevis.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
RAILROAD KICKS OVER THE TRACES
Rio Grande f. Western Won't JOiA the
Western Passenger ASSOCIATE

Denver Jan. 8.-The Rio Grande &
Western has definitely declined to Join
the Western Passenger Association, ana
eastern lines that have participated
with the Rio Grande & Western IN pay
ing commissions to brokers on lines
between Salt Lake and Denver, and
Salt Lake and Missouri river points
have given notice to the Western that
they will not continue to be parties
to that agreement.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
Snarka From the Wire

Sparks From the wire.
Emperor William Monday received DR..
w. G. Lyds, secretary of state for Trans
wall.
The statement Of the condition of the
treasury shows. Available cash balance,
$l74, O50,828; gold reserve, $61, 6Sl,600
The British steamer Monomny, Captain
Dock, from New York December ~, TOT
Leith. is reported ashore on MerWlcA
Head
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
Calls Attention to the Necessity OF q
Larger Revenue

Calls Attention TO the Necessity Of 0
Larger Revenue.
Salt Lake, Jan. 8.-Governor Wells
today sent his message to the legisla-
ture. 1t Is a long document and con-
tains recommendations as to the man
agement of the various state institu-
lions. He recommends the issue Of
per cent bonds to pay present indebted
ness Of the state, amounting to about
100000, and the necessity for larger
revenue, by increased taxa ton. He
strongly urges the necessity Of MAIN
tanning thorough public school sys-
tenn. He suggests the adoption Of the
Australian ballot system and devotes
considerable space to the subject Of
irrigation.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
CRACK TRAP SHOTS At SAN ANTONIO
Four Days Tournament at Live Birds
Attracts Experts.

Attracts Experts.
San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 7.-Most of
the leading crack trap shots of the
country have gathered here to take
part in the annual midwinter live bird
tournament, and which has become a
national fixture in the calendar of this
sport. The tournament. which COM
menced this afternoon, will continue
for four days, and to the munificent
stakes, purses aggregating $500 have
been added. Among the leading con-
testants are Keller and Van Dyke, of
New York, Money of New Jersey, and
Bennett of Memphis.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
WAGE WORKERS AGAINST sLufF,nc
ei'snmen Denounce the Ars,.-.
stand Of Lord Sa,ssh,rr

"u VI Lord Saltsburv
4sew York, Jan. s.-That the bitter
antl-American utterances of tho Ion
uon Times. and other newsnanar. -
mat city. in connection with the Ven
.4ueia complication. and which have
Deen SO lavishly cabled to this conn
'ry' 90 not represent the rea, sent,-
inents OF the great mass of tho mo =.
workers and toilers Of the Mother coun-
uy. Is abundantly demonstrated nv
~ oial utterances Of the weekly nress
40 me with that element. and f,,as of
wnlcn have just arrived in this c,+v
- england as In no other country. tho
"oiAlng class organs reflect rather
nan dictate the views and ideas of
snen constituencies, and hence their
eAplesSlons OF opinion may be accented
90 .nose OF the great army of wage
WORKERS into whose homes they enter
Inc general concensus of opinion
among trade unionists. radicals and
socialists, as expressed during the mast
few weeks in their meetings and deho+.
,ns societies, Is summed up editorially
~ no equivocating language in Rey-
holos newspaper, the great radical or
gan ana which goes every Saturday
ana Sunday into more than a million
families. This is what it says:
we are bound to say that, in insist
ing on arbitration in this case. Presi-
dent Cleveland is right; and in object
ing TO 1t Lord Salisbury is wrong. It is
not the question whether the Venezue-
ian government did or did not decline
certain arbitrations about other terri
tories In the past; it Is a question Of
what Is right and polite now. We
should not refuse arbitration with Ger
many, or the United States themselves
Why pounce on this weak and helpless
state, and hold up, so to speak, a revolt
yer at her throat? If numbers Of Eng
lishmen, as we are told, have settled on
disputed territory, that is their affair."
not ours. They went, with their eyes
open, for gold, and it is not our bust
ness to protect every marauding Eng
lishman who wants to line his pockets,
and bring his gold and his vulgarity
with him to London. We say again,
let this matter be submitted to arbitra-
ton, and If the territory is really Brit
ish, it will be awarded to Great Brit
ain. And we further say that heavy
will be the responsibility of the British
prime minister If he declines to arbi-
trate. England is unpopular enough,
we might almost say detested enough,
in most parts Of the world, as it is. We
have not an ally in Europe, save bank
rupt Italy, and our press still chooses
to treat France and Russia as hostile.
IT. while our hands are so full in the
east, we deliberately stir up animosity
in the west also, we shall be encircled
by an army of powerful foes, and find
ourselves checkmated everywhere. Is
this the object for which the British
electors put Lord Salisbury in power
last July?"
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
Movement for Its Esta blishment ON Foot
in Great Britain.

London. Jan. ga movement is on
foot among prominent Americans and
Britons in this city to bring about the
formation Of a permanent court of arbi-
tration to settle disputes between the
two nations, as proposed by Justice
Harland In 1893.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
HEAVY WEIGHT FELL UPON THEM
Instant Death Of Four Miners In PENN
sylvania Shaft.

Shamokin, Penn, Jan. 6.-While four
workmen were being lowerd into the
shaft of the Luke Fidler mine TINS
morning, the "billy," which Daiancee
the elevator and weighs ABOUT lovo
pounds, fell upon them without Warn-
ing and they were instantly killed. 1nen
names are: lanes Merritt, aged 25;
.Stephen Merritt %: Patrick Lynch, %;
Peter Roberts, %.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
GOVERNOR JONES OF NEVADA Is ILL
living in a Critical Condition In Hotel
in San Francisc co.

San Francisco. Jan. S.-Governor john
= 1ones Of Nevada is dangerously III
- hotel in this city. whittier he came
a.. MEDICAL treatment two months ago.
~. racent relapse has left him in crit
ia, condition and his recovery Is un-
100 He is suffering from COM
III o1;cation of stomach troubles.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11

Sir Julian Goldsmith Is Dead.
London, Jan. 7.-Sir Julian Goldsmith.
the well-known Hebrew philanthropist.
Is dead. He was born in 1885,