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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
TuE GUEST OF HONOR.

Albany. \. Y. May 23.-Mgr. Mar
tinelli was the principal guest Of honor
AT the celebration here to-day OF the
fiftieth anniversary of the establish
ment of the Catholic diocese of Al
hanv. Pontifcal mass was celebrated,
the Archbishop presiding.
There were pOntifical vespers this
evening. Tomorrow a reception will
he rendered to the papal delegate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
A BIG SWINDI
Worked on Farmers ir nd Wir
Count -

Worked on Farmers ir nd Writ
Special TO the ReEis s -
PARKERSBUR- y e a. Nay %
Farmers in Woo y mt counties have
Just discovered they are the vic
Tins Of n gigantic Sildle. Two months
ago a well-dressed man circulated smong
them and claimed that for $500 he would
send them 5000 worth of fertilizer and
would also give them with the fertilizer
some valuable chemicals, exhibiting COL
ored pictures Of grain and various other
things that had been grown or farms win
the fertilizer In almost every instance
the $500 was turned over to the agent and
he reaped a rich harvest. It has since
been learned that the man, who wore a
silk hat. fine clothes and oxblood shoes.
is a rank fraud and that he has been
working the same scheme N uEsuspecting
farmers all over the State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
OPENED FOR THE SEASON.

Special to the Register.
PARKERsBURG. ". Va, May ~
Blennerhassett Island. Parkersburg's his
torlc summer resort. opened to-day. An
excursion train arrived AT 1880 from
Wheeling and other up river points on tho
o. r. r. r. carrying over 200 people. The
excussiorists were very orderly anl re-
turned home after a pleasant outing at
G.30 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Edhem Pasha Empowered to Treat With
Greece Direct


ATHENS. May 2S.-It is reported here
semi-oficially that Edhem Pasha, COM
mander of the Turkish army in Thessaly,
has informed the Greek officers wo' in
conjunction with the Turkish officers, are
arranging the neutral zone, that ne IS
empowered 10 negotiate the terms Of peace
with Greece direct
PARIS. May 23.-Prince Ferdinand Of
Bulgaria had a long conference to-day
with NJ. Hanotaux, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
It is understood that the Graeco-Turkish
armistice will be prolonged if, at its eX-
piration. the peace negotiations should not
be finished.
LARIssA. May 2S.-Edhem Pasha. the
Turkish commander has disbanded and
sent to their homes most of the Albanians
in his army.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
LIVELY POLITICS.
Fourteen Killed and Thirty Wounded in
An Election Row.

AGRAM. Hungary. May 2S.-The cleo
tlors for the Croatian-Slavonian provin-
claI Diet took place to-day. Serious dis
turbances. occurred in several towns. At
Bosnyaczi there was a terrible riot. The
military was ordered TO fire upon the
crowd. with the result that fourteen were
killed and thirty wounded.
The Hungarian papers accuse the Cath
Ole clergy OF fomenting the riots by as
sertirg that the government intends TO
introduce civil marriage.
The soldiers who were assigned to pre-
serve order At Bosnyaczi were fired upon
and stoned by a crowd of nearly thous-
and. mostly women.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24

v,w York. May 23.-Two persons
.-, killed and three seriously injured
ire which started shortly after
.-- o'clock this morning in the four
.-- and basement brown stone build
No. 149 West Twenty-third
.-s-, Several persons narrowly es-
-.5 death. The dead are:
,as CATHERINE MOSSWAY, SO
years: died at hospital from sufoca-
ZION and burns.
FrsTRICE MOSSWAY. 4 years old,
laughter Of the former; sufocated
F. her room.
-ha injured:
ygS. MARY c.. or CARRIE BOWLES,
s-arding house keeper at No. 2S Hol-
lis street. Boston; dangerously hurt
rv jumping from a window on the
third floor.
vss MACDONALD. slightly burned
on face
<. PHAPS. slightly burned on face.
THE BUILDING
,,s occupied for both business and
srsning purposes. In the basement is
,- eating house. The Weser
ny occupy the first floor
part of the building is
,om establishment, con-
s-.-s3 b. Irs. Curtis.
p.f,~s t.. fremen reached the scene
rs bruding was filled with flames.
-ss Railways from the first floor to the
.,,t was in flames and escape by the
s--. was cut of. Panic seized the
inmates Of the house. While a tenant
-s~a+ La Mont was crawling along
..s narrow sill to reach the adjoining
house
THE BODY OF A WOMAN
s---,s q large sign whuch hung on the
outside Of the building and TO which
ra cling for support. The sign was
worm from its fastenings and fell with
o. crash 20 the street. The woman was
Mrs Bav,ss. who had precipitated her
self from ,ae third floor TO the street
below when she found that egress from
lie house 5y way Of the stairs was
checked by the flames. She was
! picked up and taken to a hospital.
La Mont did not fall to the street.
On the top floor the widest sort Of
had seized the tenants, among
&om were Mrs. Mossway and her
5r-5,sr Most Of the tenants, in
r--g Miss Macdonald and Nj.
9-ars had
ESCAPED TO THE ROOF.
Yrs. Mossway. who lost her life,
vas Sleeping with her little daughter,
when she was aroused by the smoke.
She ran into the hall and gave the
alarm and then went back after her
daughter. When she started to return
Che smoke and flames drove her again
90 her room. She attempted to open
-.v.rdow. but IL did not yield readily,
an. She broke the glass with her hands.
Tho window would not open. and even
fit had there would have been little
chance for her. as it is protected on
--a outside by iron bars.
When the fremen searched the house
they found the little girl dead in bed,
-s mother lying on the floor
BIISTERED BY HEAT
l-t almost dead from suffocation. She
a-s removed TO a hospital, where she
il three hours later.
la-a In the afternoon Mrs. Bowles
e-vsrad consciousness at the hospi-
s be- no hopes are entertained Of
- ultimate recoverey. She arrived
--aa city three days ago from Boston
--a shopping tour She is about thlr-
[--ra years old.
-ts origin Of the fire is not known
s-. t is believed that a belated tenant
-' match in the hallway to see his
7av and carelessly tossed the still
--rg match away. The fire started
e. the foot Of the stairs and the light
nell acted as a hue to carry the flames
a--s roof instantly. The damage was
-,c $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
FIREMEN INJURED
In a Serious Blaze at Louisville. Yester-
day.

day.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 23.-The old
power house Of the City Railway Company
at Seventeenth and Walnut streets. which
of late has been used for storing the COM
pany's machinery, was burned with its
contents this morning. Half dozen fire
men were caught under a falling wall
while fighting the fire and TWO Of them,
Captain Frank Raggy and Jack Jacob
were seriously hurt. The former had both
legs broken and the latter is injured inter-
nally. Capain r. II. Latimer, Ed Hughes.
Tim Lehan and John Barry were more or
less seriously burned. The loss is $4,000,
partially insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
THE CENlENNIAL
Last Week Very Successful - To-Day Is
Kentucky Day.

Nashville. Tenn, May 2S.-Yester-
day closed a most successful week with
a very large attendance, especially was
the attendance large at night. Official
figures are not obtainable, but compe-
tent judges give the night attendance
as the largest yet experienced. Fully
10000 people visited the grounds yes
terday. and the weeks attendance foots
up over fifty thousand.
Tomorrow is Kentucky day, the first
State day TO be formally observed .
Governor Bradley. his staff and large
number of attending ladies and gentle
men will arrive tomorrow morning.
The Louisville Legion, five hundred
strong, will come tonight and will serve
as an escort TO the Governor, assisted
by local military companies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
THE BANK wRECKER JAILED.

D-DrANAPOLIS. Ind. May 23.-John f.
Johnson. the wrecker Of the State Ma
rional Bank OF Logansport. was brought
her. this morning and now occupies cell
A. the jail. He came in the custody OF
T-n,tsd states Commissioner Funk and
DEPUTY United States Marshal Clark and
was allowed to remain in the sleeping
car until s o'clock. He was then taken
- the Federal Building and Judge Baker
granted him respite until o'clock this
arsrirg before sending him to jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
rrr TUE MISTAKE.

London May 24.-The correspondent
of the Times at Constantinople says:
The powers have instructed their am
bassadors to act as their representa-
tives in mediating between Turkey and
Greece. A collective note will he
handed to the Porte forthwith. Palace
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
lost THE RACE.

Rochester. y. Y. May 23.-Otto Kep-
pling. aged eighteen years. while racing
on his bicycle with a train on the IRON
deouoit Bav railroad to-day caught his
pedal in the step of a car and was
thrown under the wheels and killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
pENSTONS INCREASED

Special 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-An increase
Of pension has been granted TO James W.
Hamilton. whigville. Noble county o.
and an original widows pension 70 Jane
ODeu, SteubenviIe, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
nR ATWATER DEAD

POrGHKEEPSIE, y. Y. May 27.-Dr.
John F. Atwater. the last surviving mem
Der Of the class OF 1894 Of Yale college.
died at his home in this city to-day. He
vras born in 1913 at Carlisle, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
RUSSIA GETS THE LIONS SHARE.

London, May 24.-The correspondent
Of the Standard at Constantinople says:
THE peace negotiations continue.
1t is asserted that the amount Of in
demnity will be reduced TO eight mill
ion lire, two million to be paid in
cash to Turkey and six million to be
accepted by Russia as part payment
of indemnity owed her by Turkey.
1T is said here that after the sus-
pension of hostiities the Greeks. un-
der pretense of washing their linen,
crossed the bridge over the Arta and
were attacked by the Turkish COM
mander. who drove them back after
heavy fighting for ten hours"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
HIS CONDITION HOPELESS.

ERIE Pa, May 23.-The last rites ot
the Catholic Church Were administered
10 the RI. Rev. Bishop Mullen this morn
ing ard the prayers for the dying were
read by Archbishop Ryan. The Bish-
ops condition IS hopeless
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
WORKING \ RAILROAD SCHEME.

WORKING \ RAILROAD SCHEME.
MANAGUA. Nicaragua. May For
the past three weeks Charles Smith rep
resenting a syndicate Of English capital
lists. has been quietly but actively engaged
in enlisting the interest Of willing officials
in behalf Of a freight railway across Mo
aragua against the American canal com
pary's contract
For two months prior 10 coming here he
was IN Costa Rlca promoting the same
project
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
ATTFNPTED SUICIDE.

London. Nav 24-According to a dis
match n The Daily Graphic from Corfu,
i i renorted here that Col. Manos at
tempted suicide while in jail. He has
been sent handcuffed with his entire
staff to Athens for trial by court-mar-
+foI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
A NEW YORK HORROR.
IN, Killed and Three Wounded at an
Early Morning Fire.

-,s Flames Were Accidently
s-arted on Stairway by a
gslared Tenant, Who Tossed a
-trhted Match Aside-A Mother
and Daughter Roasted in Their
gsd Room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
JIM BENNETT HOME.

p.,. York May 23.-James Gordon
Fs--I, proprietor of the New York
,.ss-..- arrived this afternoon in his
- yacht Namouna from Toulon.
IA p, calling at Madeira las Palmas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
MAY SAVE HIS NECK.
A Story Which May Keep Jas. NJ.
GOrdy from the Halter.

The Condemned's Attorney Says
He Has a Confession in His Pos.
session, to the Effect That Two
Other Men Completed the Crime
for Which Gordy Was Convicted
and Sentenced to Death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
The Weather

Mr.. c. Schnepf. the Opera House
druggist. made the following observa-
tio1s of the weather yesterday: a. m,
81: Ga. m. Y; y m. SO; 3 p. m, 81;
I p. m. GS. Weather, changeable.
Washington, D. c., May 23.-Forecast
FOR Monday:
For West Virginia, showers, thunder
storms in the early morning. generally
fair Monday; cooler, northerly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
THE ITALIAN ALLIES
Of Greece Making Trouble and Will
Be Sent Home.

Edhem Pasha Insists That Peace
Nego tiations Must be Conducted
Exclusive Through Him-General
Smolenski Makes a Strong Kick.
The Turks Beginning to Realize
That the Powers Will Have a
Say in the Negotia tions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
RELIGIOUS TOPICS.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
Not in Session, Yesterday,

Yet 1t Was Not a Day Of Idleness
for the Ministers, Who Delivered
Many Sermons-The Baptist Min
listers Filled the Pulpits at Pitts
burg - Friends at Philadelphia.
Other Religious News.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nov. Wheat ha5 20 e.
counter a great number % discourage
ments 70 begin with and taeY We're added
% BY Gre other extrsrTzsAy 5@ar3s1 feature
that developed during the day, re ore-aS-
lag - the 3EouIh throughout Illluo&s, r.
d1aa1 Oeio. Tennessee and Kentucky.
vary heavy receipts q wheat II TIE Nora
wesE. lower quotations from L-ExerF1s2i.
worlds s1ip1zsuGs Tor the week heavisr
than expected. and further Increase n
the amount On ocean passage. AaA< as
a formidable array o. forces Tor E2e DIS
20 stand - against and c0nse'1iis2ISy tIs
opening q tie days proceedings AS az 4
decline OF &c Per bLlsaeL
December ranged Eru-1 s5Ss. 70 sc a. ths
ope1lnE Win a. few sales LHlz.,iiase ~ a.
as expected ard fer Ea3s reason Stew re-
cowsry 20 gTa.e enzg&> watch was tas
highest pcIEt % The day. AfzeT that prlcss
saxEad the wea snasz becoming vary 9sc11
- when the figures OK tas Visible Supply
were announced Lnev showed a1 Increase
GS 23S5 10 bushels This vas 4 GcEzpte
SUNRISE and showed aoW Nftle can d
learned az ire changes n stocks n regular
elevators q rhe country By tzktng the pub
lfsheG daily rsceipss a. The p-lacl224 mar
ksts
Liverpool showed a al decline AZ the
opening here. bur recovered thls later. Ths
STATISTICAL news o. tae day was EuiLsn IN
outv ere particular. and thar wzs ira
quantity OF wheat and G5ur cleared to-
export from Atlant.c porrs sirce sAtGrd9y.
wsfch wers equal . ssS. - ngs1e.s By
Aof1f = Q -l1Gk 4feetftlsrE sA1 as7l4s'le.. -
- ard Mas. Wn1ca 1s9 s-sE.eA =. 49,
@s-EG vas setsaaS az sa7se- A@AFll@ 60 A.
ee-lIl - - - : - - =, : -.
5-e- arr-gsrr "a r-aarv zlsJ~-s wac improved
ara nauorf1n3sv 20 take prnAes- T1ss buy
gng caused rally n December - ssas~.
-~As~a Il ~f4szz7 Nav n re Meantime,
rr,-1re-aF - ars -I5se.s az sslsc
f-r-~ v-.= Aarsfr zsaaav rsoesn- az =
ssfrhs recession frora sArurgaay's price De-
.a~-s.s.- $500 ~~~7- sc % assae sr4 closed
a. 49,,
Cssa vSa~a gss7}a4 wffn an aasv saea1rz ar
vya-a7r ars r5rss,az OF a rifle "a EYrrras2zv
as - fS.s@evr E4~ -arxess f~o-1 Tg1sc d
T1s-- a-s -lesas a s-sNs loser ~ tas4r
rl-g~swssrrz ~ ss1uh t-uget. ~ere arrn az
ssw
CFo~fax Qmoasffou.
- -. --s-as 49, 49, =,
49, - - - /. r---~s-s $3.50
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TIE - ss-sa. ESe~agA ~ s~~srisv ga
-rssssssr Il sesns a-l@1fs-
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REAL EsrarE TRANSFERS.
Transactions stsee January and
fer Yr.fnraay.


Zeal e--afe sranzSe~s sf2ee Tsruary I
IssT are - ~ latA ThaTe Tere Hle3 far
ras-grt vssfsFT1av g deeds, 4gzTax7ftSr
q go a. Fs1luw21g = hsE
r = L.nzsca 20 ~ Sam Jensen soE 2.
hlk Z Deanys East PARK add. Seattle. Oc-
r. atsgseth 10 hsz wgsa. Carrie sialrsth.
facs = 20 Is tx EEn~s csa1 AID.
sa4pf ard so, olx =. FRANK Fe1,1zS add,
November ~ tssi =.
r-nff4s Esata. honllFrea8 patent 20 Ty-
sznEer f.yDrs. - so sec :. sHS l1ts = 9
ard :. e sec - = s AtsA- acres. Nay :
g-zarles r. Grow - IL % E.3izaae O..
vgs.8guw 81 George E~Ew Eu& IS hmE "a iaE
hfE 8 T. T EEGET El3r4 sfS ard &C.
tstz : ans s. rs s. Narsn 1eaEEs. II Aea
- sc=sr aessl formerly nsss@, fss1EuNsF "a g.
sd x.vas EIlsa Hsics1 ard sasssna ard
Fsee 4 As1 - SARAH ASH 5sss : ard T.
~ u Whsee Er1E a&4 10 A2rkAAEe j. r
3 inwe ard Affection
wEzn8 GGlegg.e - TX 60 tne %srtA
American Savings Lear &z1 81aE
fy--urarv - g. pas Msnn Aat s 81 -
Erssa9y- z9A 70 snaffaa 0e.osew % $50 a.
EaaEnAs @ Ugn9van - 52raa A. Boz-sNE r.
hsfs = y = A1classFss = alz Iz.5z De-
aas a8&, 1EEa : l.4 g.
Ser lar-4r ArzsGr Sraaisy 20 uw- 70 Tack
a p PsFser. let ~ 81 rsrlag aNs Z 2
rm
= Hew--ast - zx To Ag-a# Esnoxw
- i0t q ssrzws~rrT L4awn * 49, sw SIC
= 3. s Cetcosr l. 8 c. ia
Axnez Kellogg 20 Gle Esa&s1E3 sSs ias
sraNaerFE lava. = VS. 80 ssc 3. =. :
= 2 Mlseae1 e * % Neszse Fsann@v.
sxecur--x = estate - Guy e. gAla1~y, De-
-@as-s- hgz q Woodlazss a41 10 SalH1n
FAY CITY. 1zzs =. q c. g..
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silver lars 49,. prafts-Sszht $50 u
Mex 3els 49,. 80 gsies TeseSyaph :. =
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MAXINE sKwx

SAN FRASCrScgl Mes. - v~sva.s. .s,-.
= ale q California trgA gersaasl ssr ~
N8Fte. from fsrays AzsA<r Sasssf-,ss
Coroa8. TX SgassEs
PORT TOW NSEsSEs. Nag. s.-arr4se.s--
Er ss RAnsssra; Ak s'4sr0i asz. a. \ sn8sasss
% Mercury. fer h4axeieT
Co.'s BAY iss. ATrsxea-Ssw xssa-
piTe. frega san Feaae.z9A
ff0NGk0Ntf Nas ArrFgess-~Ftn -
ksEeshtnss1 MaFsf sram Sss ~ -
Mouaza1t saffe. rem gsrs1an. r. - "a
ceeua- sram Eacozsaz
SHANGHAI 4ae Arrived Set
JeAa 81 Tallans frasn Tseaas4.
TAXI gAs 9t~ ArTEza Bks1 Sszs-
boy frasa E'art Tsz asesA
a1'saUtAN, Nw. @sAisHt@lSag wsre4-
rsaa Sladtsa fruza Aasg4ar2 ~ Rssssrs. q.
sehF d n NflssE ssasa Asessgsen sssr
Saa EFnrctsEa- scer isersns nagaeex fss
CsrSHFcreiis for San *raaaSse@ Arr4&a
October af-E5k2n Msnsssr fsesn Ga ynsa4
fer Aeariesas scar Easm r M2f fress
Saa EranEGsea FER EtS1ax
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SAY FRANCISCO MARKETS.


sax FRANCISCO. %-v. Flor has
heFz unchanged sor a. fen9 tire 81 syn
ratnT WfsA q r1ara % Jess even wheaf -lar-
ket en- Saturday fGA exports footed I'd
cwar = ~ barrels neatly fer TIRE Cgwsn-r
aithoG4h Ggsta q kgr we1r - Ere Tawassz n
ss5aGfs- spot wheat g wae0snze& hEr tre
r-arkn4 - wax futures ara iGw~ M
changes 50 barley feed n stsa1w ars safv-
lT active 10 czH far brHwtnz. Ca market
q ao<t. ara rFteez Rve tending tcwar1 a
tE~essr seeNae
F-5gaar-Fsr.lz extras rss g. sakerz.
extras 81
-Zkirrlrw = So rsr cergaf s7-
n as TsS3zslss fa~ cnosee, u1saz.
Fssrseg-reesf san~a-- n~pms-r sse@rr x
ca1@-Foo- 70 Fszr e fEzts ger ~eu-
sas Esc6 - r~cs-e s. saurw seeR
t--al % rer eent@l graz t.-l6s1 ~ rsl1-
lwE Ef@fsE fTa@ Slrurfsa g sSsNf RI.
back Tor seed. :. s9I =. res. 8 gTs.gsi -
Receipts
Fsrs~ ossarter aaexs asa % Oregon.
4s@- wheat ceEtaas zk D. Csrsw9u. as,
E4T5zT, rs1tass. 80 cats cHnsals as
a. WAHE4z@xcE. - Aea-H z4eEs s5f-
escrS eN-saas So 80 FaEsarm ~ rs@
rareas ~ rG-ztssH. Eaesz AEzE. d Ora
ger J. -, ort0-z. sacks - 60 1Tsgar. s
h~an, Esexa 80 EzSdilrzs s8rka. L. hAs.
rnns So straw. f1nz s. A9ps. a2laa T.
wass saszs - 81 orsSon. - nsses.
number Sc rzssns E0x-s aEE- szarss
srzz4y. gm51oza -. Azrzw hess. sacks 81
C2azfnK aaoswtson-
Vg-Hszs-SaazsT. rscerzhsr = s7ss Xzv.
BsT.ey-E1-n. Dssezssz. 49, zag. Soc
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ArER sRosr sorrx.

Steamship Ai-ENk @1se srcws skax4ay zrsa
Dyes. Alaska. Rad nos reaessss yaasa rslas !.
Slecps Praspaesaf 4n3 Hers easue = yea
serttav from fhe 1seas vita tzsss gasslllssA
each 81 halaagt.
Sh5p E.lzessIe vas saged - ga esss terssAy
b the sp< Tvee wfA : "a fans - eass
fram the tlrezaa InfsTas Szssnk yaa.sag >
6GmAera far SAn F'raaclsee.
Bark Afsxaaslsr WA~n 8 ssze - arrive
here iu 4 few GaEs sren Saa Frzsessca %
load return cargo - egsl as ne s~esas
Improvement C'anr&nxss aankerN
The Wgrk of extending Yssles whsrf AS
commenced Yesterday Frnz1 na1 ansfl
tire eanplstaan - ne maek tas essAmer
City 81 Kingston w4H lxn4 u the Ssax9-
bacnnr dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
MARINE ossERs Arrows

Saerial EssrateA 10 sha naa-ra..s,s-....-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Nov. Locally there was
no change made Il wheat quotations, al
tz11gA SonEe exporters refused % a1sr
over Sc and otaer.. who yenEure1 SC IS
an extreme figure for Walla Wa14 we're
not st al anxious ID DO business % his
basis. Ersighcs ara very aru. with 10
near-oy tonnage 20 be bad. Quotations:
BlgestaIl. Sl&s-c, valley. sSgssc per nl1slsl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
UnIess an Agreement Is Reached.
ZOO. 600 Operatives May Go Cat.

MANCHESTER. %ow. t-Costeu rslh
operators have given a mantls's rot -
q thslr intent ioa 20 make a Ter cent-
reduction Tn wages As operatives
throughout the north ef England have
announced they vii resist 3 reduction u
wages e seems prohahle that strike
Affecting 900 persons. which rany last
Tor noulhs. entail a loss e S1fe .4o 80. nc
cs-s9gur 70 the Pan Nal Cazeeae. auz Pcs
aihIv brinx about the ruin q the eottce
Industry IN th1s ccuntry. wfu begin De-
ceubsr s.
Later "a the day f. was sad thst fhe
Representatives % the employees ard The
delegates q the operatives bad cone 70
Al agreement - SEbEzss 70 arbitration TIE
proposition 60 rsduCe 5 per cent, NORTH
hence. TIA wages q ire cotton employees
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
AZ OLD bond sur.
santa Graz Releases "a Pay FrSn~irar
or Interest. T8aIming Fvsn4-

SANTA CREZ-. Cal. NV Tha lsnw-
stanslinS bond su5f ia whRs interest 10
taken here. viii eaua 70 far heaHsx 81 TIA
United States ctTgait eaarf a San FFar~
cisca gau0rr8w The tie 4 ghs easn
IS Waite va tha CITY ek san.4 Graz aE~f
On the rassssk wsli depsn& ~ ssll&iky e
the regandIag Aen5& amesusinx - tAza~
Go The bonds we're orig.a4ily asssed far
Ghe construction - watsr N9vxs and :
sewer EyssnTa. ard anEea2ssFs wsra found
for fhem - casFlm 4 Ssaasoas Esw XagR
bond dealers ard h1nkerS. EArks yeATS s4p
these brokers PROPOSED - sake - fhe oil
Eenas ard gfTe new naas wsrh Nhsses snteF-
a. coffin 4 Stantaa ia nak gas any ssaaa
scr the bonds as Fe.sszsrsa ~ lag, ara
socH &fterw ards fszled. eaasssfrs - has
disposed &c the rwfsasslng As1es Th@ Tfty
claims e wss Esgraszs4af and ref1sss - R2F
the interest sr pTsnoipal e tae eoeAss.