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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-10-07
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24
TRIPLE TRAGEDY
Rich Kills iu' wi.- All 70 Brother
Hnd shoots uius.t. t.tsur

Rich Kills iI' VIE All % Brother
aei shoots uiu.s.i. tally
Nashville Tom. AUG c7-f o.
Rich o young white man -tot and
killed hs wife last night % iba hon,
Of her mother. 90 cast Nashville 90,
then KILLED his hroihrr.ln-'ao. shoot.
lux him twice. Then he loit iho hou /,
and while IN thc yard shot bims
twice lunicuus wounds from which
he Is every moment expected Co DIE.
Rich o. week ago nled a bl'l Cor di-
yorcc against his wife. alleging mad,l-
ity Yesterday he was arrested
charged with kidnapping one Of the
children. and &c o. supposed the arrest
enmged him and caused him 90 80 TO
the home ~ bis molher-lu-lav
Al a few minutes after o'clock
Rich went Co the house aud found h,
wife and her brother Ice Porter lu
one of the rooms The door was part
~ open and ho shot Porter throu h
the door us he was sitting down. Mrs
Rich immediately tried Co close the
door but Rich Kept Go open and shot
her IN tho breast lie then shot pur-
ter again hitting him in tho head.
Mrs Rich and Lee Porter died Instant
ly Rich Immediately loft che huu e
and on the steps shot himself iu the
breast After falling ho again shot
himself lle used an army add navy
pistol ib-callber. aud nrcd fyc tlmol
Ia an Rich was carried 90 the ,liy
hospital and o. sin alive hut hls
death Is considered as certain
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24
QUIET AT cLesuRNE.
Excitement There u Dyiag out aud
The rown calm Again

Excitement There u nylag out aud
The iowa calm Again.
Cleburnc. Tex. Aug. %. Every.
thlng Is quiet among the colorcd pop.
ulatiou and aside from those who are
hiding from the officers. there is no
uncasiuoss whatever
An kinds Of stories we're auoat Sun.
day. one negro raid that the nlrht be-
fore at least 100 white men surrounded
his house and that they an had shot
guns, but did not harm him.
Another whose imagination was
equally as diseased. said that they
came 90 his house and one of them
tackled "a notice on the door. driving
the lacks with the butt OF his 6.shoot-
or. All these stories got the negroes
excited. hut everything o. quiet
The officers continue % gather no
The tough element and lodge them iu
iai, o,bc Drought before Squire To-
gan ON ohargc ~ yarrancy.
With reference 90 giving those poo.
pie speedy trials Justice Logan said.
"Tho delay of the courts o. what
causes so much mob violence ana Z
believe That che prompt action taken
by the officers ln bringing thclo people
into court and me quiet trial uvou
win go o. Ions way towards satisfying
the people who complained so Justly
of che modernism among O. certain
class here win begin ln che morn
ing The trials Of the remaining cases on
the docket and VIII not stop tlll they
are all disposed of "
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24
LYNcHED 81 A MOB.
rfifonrr Hanged After ro'ng Gives
Twenty Years for ~. crime.
r. M. WILSON


rfisonrr Hanged After uo'ng Given
Twenty Years for IT. crime.
Williamsburg Ky. aug 29.-Ellan-
ny Sullivan who assaulted Sarah Law.
son, hls cousin aud sistor-ln-law. was
hanged by q mob Saturday night Ills
body was found hanging from the
frame work Of the county road bridge
across the Cumberland river.
Tho rope used was small halter
which had been splicod. sulivans feet
were only about two feet from the
floor OF the bridge and he had choked
10 death.
The work was done 80 quietly that
no one but the officers who had charge
Of the iail were aware Of the occur
renee until Sunday morning. Il o. not
known from what direction the mob
came.
They entered the JAN yard about
midnight and awakened Deputy Jailor
brummoll. who was in charge ~ the
jail and said they had a prisoner 10 put
In his charge Upon opening the door
Brummell was taken aud Immediately
covered with guns In the hands u
about 80 masked cen The keys were
secured and quick work was made OF
sullivan.
lie is the only white man who has
been hanged in Whitley county. Tor
about 30 years
Sullivan was tried last Friday and
Saturday was found guilty OF criminal
assault and was sentenced 90 20 yoirs'
imprisonment The verdict was not
satisfactory and the lynching followed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Speaking Of Bryan as a cotton market
Zen. II. b. stoddard taid Sunday that
ne had Just made shipment OF 225
bales COTTON, raised by J ~. Chance and
Nm' loppe, 10 Barcelona, SPAN. The
general added that Bryan has been
making direct shipments Of cotton 10
japan Tor four years.
The bosId OF county examiners con.
Guided t1eir Work ye tir1ay. Out OF
~ APP licants for teachers certificates,
IA white and 10 colored, certificates
were granted a. follows. Whlle-three
ls1 grade; eight End grade; one 3fd
grade. Colored-ihfee zhd grade seven
lhiifd grade. Failed, two whlte anu
eight cVlyred,
J. W. ecu ter returned hom buying
goods yesterday and says be has moiv
good values 10 oiler his customers than
ever before. lie bought strictly Tor
cash and will give hls customer, the
dement, VI the discounts as we'll ~ the
great reductions In fieighI rates.
Ticket Agent DeMaret informed the
reporter that iUU tickets we're cold 10
ualyeslon on the Sunday excursion and
IL 70 Houston. Quite a crowd came IN
from the country and went on the IMP.
ID. Parker returned 10 Calvert ester.
day alter spending week GA Judge
MOOre's plantation IA the BraHJs bO..
tom. Judge Moore accompanied hm
this far.
Your albums will show my work to
10 permanent aud trzt.elass. See adj
tei usement for Low price. JnO. a.
Danlgrun, Photographic. 22ll
LUsr-Saturday a black and tau ter.
riefliemaie) FINDER viii please return
To >. 81. Derden Tor reward. ~
a Dallas man las invented a steam
sled Train ~ make winter tips 10 klOn.
dixie.
u. Is. Mistrot aud vile OF Waco, are
here visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. j. J. Misuot.
Mrs. A. $. Blumenthal returned to
Nayasoia yesterday
A. J. Baker Of College, returned from
Waco yesterday.
Bud franklin, from QuAnah, IL here
visiting relatives.
G. X. Diekersob Of wellborn, was
here yesterday.
Judge John n Henderson OF Dallas,
10 here. =
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24
LuEreERT ON Trial.
The Charge Against Him l. Murdsriu,
nIa WI. On q IInrtIhln Y ~.

The Charge Against Him l. Wandering
His WIZ IN q Horrible ~.
Chicago. aug. %. After two
preliminary hearings and three
months confinement In the coun.
" Jail, Adolph l.. Luetgort. the
rich sausage maker. Is on trial charged
with the murder Of his wife. before
Judge Tuthill In the criminal court
Both the state and the defense proph.
esy that 1000 venircmcn will be- exc
amined and that the week viii pass
before y men who are acceptable Ia
both sides are found.
The theory Of the state Is that Luct.
CERT induced his wife 20 accompany
him 20 his sleeping apartments In the
factory oflc' and there strnnglCd her
Then De Is thought to have taken her
body 90 the basement and immersed b.
In a vat filled with a solution of caus-
dc potash heated Go q boiling point
What remained Of the body after this
process. it b. alleged. was gathered
together and thrown into the furnace
Of one OF the factory boilers The state
has made several experiments in sup.
port Of this theory Luotcorts attor-
neys will also experiment with crude
potash
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24
TRAIN WRECKED.

No One KILLED, but Several Are Severed,
injared aud May Die.
Chicago, Ill.,, Aug. 22.-An engine at
tached to heavy excursion train on
the Chicago and Calumet terminal rail.
road was dorallod Sunday night near
Riverdale. The passengers we're thrown
from their seats by the Jar and one
man was probably fatally injured and
several others received slight injuries
After a delay Of two hours the engine
was raised to the track and the train
proceeded
The injured are:
Joseph 2. Murray, injured internally
may die.
Thomas Kennedy. engineer.
Daniel Foster. fireman.
Benjamin Mead.
John d. smalley.
Allison a. Walker.
u. c. Young.
Il Is very evident that the accident
was caused by a misplaced switch. be-
lieved 10 have teen the work OF trampa.
The switch was found broken IN two
places. The baggage car was found
telescoped over the cab and coal ton
der. Murray was riding in this car and
was caught under the debris lie was
dug out unconscious. The force Of the
shock was 80 great that the track was
literally torn ont OF the ground. There
we're 800 passengers on BOARD and had
the train not been running az a slow
rate Of speed the loss Of hfc would
have been terrible
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

RIG. Tabor went 10 Waco Sunday.
Mrs. Joe b. Reed went 10 Waco yes
terday.
House for rent.-see Mrs. E. b. Rob
er,s. si0u
Mrs. Hen Knox returned to Hearn'
yesterday.
Prof Canon was in from Pilts Fefry
Yesterday.
B.H. Poverty came mp from Milliear
yesterday.
N. d. Townsend Of Whitaker, ives il
town yesterday.
Capt. J. J. Adcms went 10 Austin OF
official business.
Mrs.. J. L. Bate and children are vie
ling In Nayasota.
Mrs. Louis Niveth Ia visiting her soE
at Sulphur Springs.
I'd Holt Of Navasola, spent Sunday Ia
Bryan with A. b. Ballard.
Mrs. Sim Cooper has gone TO Marlin
for the benefit Of her health.
Mrs.. W. S. Adams and daughter, Tia.
zel, went 10 Marlin Sunday.
Mas sallie Eddleman returned Sun
day nom q visit to Madisonville.
Mrs. +. +. MistIot and children 70
turned to Galveston yesterday.
Mrs. Joe Bass and Miss Willie Chris
tan are visiting Al Madisonville.
Leon White returned to Kosse yesier
day after a visit 10 relatives here.
Mrs chas. n. williamson 10 visiting
Mrs. J. 2. Burrough u Warahaehie.
w. V. Hanway Of Dallas. was here
yesterday and left on the noon train.
W.T.. James, John Currie and George
Adams were on the sick list yesdfday.
Miss Bessie Bate returned 10 Bolton
yesterday af,er a visit to relatives here.
+. Bryan, the new man In Mlstrots
she's department, spent Sunday In Cal.
vert.
Don't forget that spend my money
In bryan. Jno. A. Dahlgren, Photo.
grapher. ~.
Miss jamie Lewis returned 10 MILF
can yesterday afler aifier . visit TO
Miss Annie bearing.
800 pounds, six varieties LandFeth's
new crop Turnips reeds Al HlgEs and
Mawhlnney's. 2Si
Mics Emma O'Bar returned home 10
Warronion. Texas, Sunday accompanied
hy Mi,s nollie Carr.
II. v. Shields has just received q
iiesh stock Of ~ Paso grapes and all
kinds Of fancy fruits. go
D.F. Mclaughlin Of Navasoia, cane
up Sunday 10 join bis wife who Il Wait.
ing Mrs. J. r. johnson.
Ladies' wishing 10 provide for their
helpless husbands can get the best In.
turance with &. J. Blackshear. No ex.
ira charge. Oetf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Enid. o. T.. Aug. % An attempt
has been made by commissioners Of
some Of the western counties To tax
cattle lately driven in from adjoining
counties, whore they we're taxed once
this year This action Is being taken
under a law recently passed fur taxing
transient transient property. and will
be vigorously fought by cattleuen.
who feel that Il Is not only unjust hut
unconstitutional. 20 tax property twice
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24
Music.

Miss Sue McClelland announces that
her music class will begin Sept. d. Mis-.
McClelland, who Is well known az on,
Of the most experienced and efficient
music teachers IN the state. spent the
summer in improving her method. 20 a
SUI greater degree u excellence, aud
VIII pay special attention 10 VIM. Ma.
sons touch and technique and to STAN,
ers harmony which she will introduc,
and teach gratuiiously 20 connection
with The other work. This system h
simplited until any child can under.
stand Il, end Miss McClelland antici.
pates the greatest success With its IN
PRODUCTION. go
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Greenville. Tex. Aug IA voyn,
man named VIII Wallace was arrested
here by sheriff Patton on comnlaln,
Of United States Commissioner te6.
mum. The young man lives In Rains
county and is charged with taking lef.
ters out Of the Greenvllle postoeico
that were meant Tor another William
Wallace, re will be taken 10 Dallas
and have an examination before the
commissioner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Rosebud. Tex Aug. %. A runner
came in from the Rountroc ranch
about Give miles south 90 here. saiur.
day about dark aud reported TO IA,
officers Tint dead man had been
found near ,. W ioos residence ON 4
branch running throush his little farm
on tho Rounireo place. This waa All
that could be- learned Justice Flood
and Constable Owen repaired 20 m,
sccne and returned without learning
anything moro than that the deceased
was ono n D. seegor. a lahoror. who
had been living 10 che community iof
The las. year or two. working on the
farms iof rrsi one aud then another
1853 body was horribly muillaiod ANA
was being eaten by worma
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Madrid, Aug 23-The Duke ~ rc.
,uan minister Of foreign Affairs do.
clarcs the only claim presented by IN,
United States I'm connection With Cuba
Is the demand Tor the payment Of IN.
dcmnity TO the family Of Dr. Ricardo
Ruiz, au American citizen who met hl.
IN jail at Guanahacoa under suspi,loua
circumstances. and D. couchcd 90 pa-
clhc language.
Captain General VIEWER. % is fur.
Their announced. has not resigned. but
the government will soon consider tho
results obtained by the campaign On
Cuba
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

City Of Mexico, Aux 2a-There will
be n cabinet meeting 10 consider the
monetary situation the middle Of this
week. The project for accommodating a
sold fund attracts attention and Is an
proved IN many quarters. being Ia
vorod as a means 10 gradually get In
readiness 10 put the country on a gold
basis should that necessity become ap-
parent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

nallaa. Aur q Tho body Of Thom.
as Howard, a norip 90 years old. vas
discovered Sunday morning % q wag
on shed 20 he rear Of the saloon on
ihc corner ~ Wood and Markot
streets 10 was lying face downward
on the ground. bis face restlnr on his
loft arm. tho hand uf which ollnrhed
the wheel 90 wagon in co.. shed.
Death was evidently caused ly q hom-
orrhago a. o. great pool % blood which
had q short distance from bis head
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Seattle, Wash. Aug. s3.-The gold
fever has seized members OF the rove
nue. marine service. Three OF the crew
OF the cutter Perry. which met the
gold-laden steamer Portland at Dutch
Harhor. deserted and started for 81
Michaels They stole a boat from the
Northern American Commercial com
pany. robbed the store room OF Perry
and boldly went out on the open fca
for the 70o-milo Journey to ST.
Michaels
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24
BURNED TO DEATH.
womsn', Cioths. tate. and ia,
Pate uorrlbl~

Albany. Aug "A Nex!can WON
an. wife of O Mexican sheep hcrder b,
the name % Domingo l.usano. workin,
on the = ~. Mack a Co ranch. 1,
miles west from this place. was burn.
cd 10 death most horribly Her cloth.
ing caught from a nro IN the yard used
in cooking Upon discovering her pcr.
lloue condition she attempted to nun
Tor help. bat was so blinded from
smoke and flames that she lost hcl
bearings and only reached the home of
G. w Iugg whore she had attempted
tn ln Cor hcin, after her clothing had
been entirely burned oa and her bod,
was a'moH cooked She dicd in great
agony "a tow houu Inter Deceased
leaves O. baby only Tow wccis old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24
Arts., 10, mi,sn n,,n,,,,

Texarkana, Tex. Aug "a Deputy
United States Marshal }. u. Ricklev
brought TO this city Charles Jenkins.
Jenkins who was arrested In the
mountains near Mena. Arb. Is charged
with Illicit distllllng aud selling whis-
ny ne was lodged In prison 10 await
the action Of the federal grand jury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24
ARE you PACktNG

for sojourn in the county or at the
seashoro' The wise womtn doesn't
forget hes many toilet requisites befor,
starting, her stock Of linimenls, favor
lie drugs and prescriptions, 'sunbufr
omolient, Hpunges, soaps. tooth pow
ders, etc. She goes 90 Fountains,
where fhe knows she will get then
pure and n superior quality, and lay
In her summer supply. Neither doei
che forget one or more bottles Of Cite
Cura.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Santa DC. Aug. % The hearing on
the Unite States governments attempt
20 restrain by injunction the Ric
Grande Dam and Navigation company
from damming ue Rio Grande az Ele.
plant Butte and appropriatlng thJ
Good waters of the stream Tor irrlga.
ton and domestic purposes. was begun
here in the supreme court OF New Mex.
leo. The government was defeated IN
the lower court Il Is said that United
States Attorney Chlldcrs has practical
~ abandoned the contention that this
stream IS nayigable In New Mexico
and will make his contest chiefly upon
the point that an obstruction ~ the
water IN this territory would seriously
affect the navlgahillty thereof near d.
mouth and about laredo. The decision
will probably be given about the last
OF September az an adjourned session
In order that the ease may be- PROMPT.
ly carried TO the United States va.
preme court
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Tennln. Ca. Aug. 23.-M Lovctt
Sunday evening a negro. enragod from
blind tiger" whlskoy. KILLED one q
the towns leading merchants aud a
popular citizen. dangerously wound
INK a negro woman and was himself
shot to death by a posse of citizens.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24
Mermsn Ila.r. whl,.s,nn.i

Columbia, s C., Aug. 23.-Ralds by
vhitocappors have been Of frequent oc.
currcnce within the last few days tn
Fairfield and Korshaw counties. Thesi
raids have been altogether against the
Mormon elders and their symptthlzcrs
On Saturday night a hand of 10
masked whitecappers went o. a house
about four miles below Camden. In the
bculah section. and took out three
Mormon elders, stripped them and nd
ministerod a whipping d a. supposed
the whliccappors came mostly from
Fairfield county and that the elders
who were whipped were me ones that
escaped the whitccappors on pro.
vious occasion ut the house OF a man
named SHARP.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

ltasca. Tex, Aug %. g. Marsh
Thompson Of Coylngion. while nearing
his home Saturday from ltaaca with
load % lumber. lost hls balance and
was thrown from his wagon. which
ran over him, killing him Instantly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Davenport Aus %. }. C. BILLS. ox-
senator and ox-mayor Of Davenport
aged 20 years, and one o. the most
prominent lawyers In Iowa. committed
suicide BY shooting himself Ile was
dcspondent over falling health.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Perry o r., Aug o. Tho body u
nr Mccoy. a pcddlor Of moil, ines. was
found IN the oloo reservation lio had
eeon missing some tlmo ana was un-
douoiedly murdered and robbed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

h'h"" =" nave iffh ANnthrh
Memphis Aug 23-nr. John Me
CURE. a travelling dentist. ls thought
10 have been lynchod Ia Fayctte coun-
ty yesterday. llo was bound over 10
the state Saturday at Faycttc Corner
on the charge Of crlminally assaultlug
i0-year-old child named carpenter.
Officers started To take him 90 somor-
vile 10 jail. bat o. h. has not reached
that place. @ S. thought a mob took
him from the officers and lyachod
him
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

Buonos Ayrcs. Aus 22.-lt Is omclal.
ly announced that n very large crop OF
Grain Is anticipated IN the Argentine
Republic. the grain under cultivation
covering larger areas than ever before
The wool clip b. also heavy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-24

rlo W., ,, offensive meo. .b.,s ullh.,
sbov 'u ~, ''l .''". An ,Nm.nr.inv1l
NV" 'h'i iio eyueme ,.r. - y wv" ~,
I" 10y o.'lai. ul material .rt ' .a. 81
man. mp b. vta. m.t'. .i'. .u' Molk-
app,aralc' .u cannot t,ll by The
sn,.ii,s., N.Y. .D 'le'e liuts. ulen ths
,tcy '''',', 'Loe' look Toe i,at,s, sf W.
49,, 49, | y, Morn tttes close ,,, ,,g,o
er r~" - !, ',' !, 'he difference. hut ,teair
), W. COULTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

open market discounts 13-16@% per cent for
short and long bills. British consols closed al
1l3 1-16 for money and 113is for the account
French rentes were 105 francs 32h centimes'
Paris discount rate. ~ per cent Paris ex-
change on London, % lOis francs. Berlin dis
count rate, IN per cent.
The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Com
pany has declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend OF Ia per cent upon the guaranteed STOCK
payable at the office of Winslow, I.anier q Co.,
No. IL Nassau-st.. on September J.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE.
Week ending Aug = 1895. 1896 . ass,.
Drygoods <SULsWz Es"st ~ 80,
General merchandise. .234 t66 42H.434 4o's+"
Total for the week. s103l345s 64i0 S9s - gSS 3e6
Since January f..... 3lo23S@lo 2p e".~" "~o'""'"'
IMPORTS OF SPECIE
ror IN. week ssaos4 sleo 2sI 1851. $50
Sine. Iarwar, i % so2sss oO6as9i6 4.iil,61i
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
Since January ill.,. G2tsoo2 s2IG7N7 57.7oo.sss
OF the specie exports S737.9oU gold. making the
total gold exports from January !, s2s. 4ss,3Ss
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK
Jan TO Aug sl95 $40 $40 1921 35l 4l4 s235 ssi $40
Compared with week ago. imports Of merchandise
showed a decrease in value Of 81 ,250.631.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

Ii is the object OF the Company:
I. To acquire prospects and then sell
or work them as mines.
?. To acquire claims by purchase or
location and sell them again at an in
creased price, without any development
by the company.
3. To form Companies on commits
sion to work properties or mines.
4. To secure interests at low figures
in companies and syndicates in return for
aiding in their promotion.
:. To sell mines in the London, Paris
and New York Markets.
1t can be said that no company organ
lied on the above outlined PLAN with
competent management and ample CAPT
tai. has ever failed to produce satisfactory
results to its shareholders On the con-
trary. these companies have. without eX-
ception. proved remarkably successful
The Company has placed exploring
parties in the Gold Regions, each in
charge OF Mining Engineers, fully equip
ped for successful Discovery and Devel-
opment Two OF our Directors. Cover
nor J. II. McGraw and General f. NJ.
Carr. are in the Klondike District for in
vestigation and purchase. Our second
corps the largest and most completely
equipped expedition that has left the Pa
cihc Coast. will reach KlOndike Septem-
Der Ist.
There are no promoters shares or con-
cealed profits. Evey share issued uHl
be pail for in cash at The Price of The
bnbHc nbsfribton-One dollar per share.
Subscriptions for shares should be ac-
companied by cash in registered letter or
|. 5. money order, bank check or draft,
made payable to Z. F. J. Gaynor, Treas
urer.
Prospectus and additional information
furnished at the Office OF the Company at
the Harrison Building. 1900 Market
street, Philadelphia. or the Manhattan
Life Building. 90 Broadway. New York.