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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.

J ortland, NY
T A Jasper, Boise
Icto l. G Couture, Sev
j 9 Spleler. New
NJ smith, San Jose
K J Gillen & W, y Y
cto I Z Green, san Jose
Sc X A Morgan, San Jose
tos w Z Reavis, Fresno
5 Handon. STOCK ION
la w Gentry, Pasadena
na II McDermott, Benicia
ha + ] BorGes, l-reSa
Miss F viii, Ia
Miss K Webbing, Eng
Mis-, l. Webbing, ng
Can f w Shipman. Toronto
,ck j Donovan. Seattle
+ Wilson, S ocKton
IA Henderson & ", Utah
] Johnson. Santa Rosa
Z II sawyer, Fresno
G Kidier. sonora
J a MeTz Antioch
go J Z Cramer, n Y
j a Brown, Oregon
+ B jordan, p 'Tterville
p B Gaivan, Milton
SIS HOUSE.
] K ingalls,, Berkeley
X NJ Ford, Amador City
j NJ Cannon, salt Lake
> Gram, oncord
osa j Humphrey. Reno
j Young. Walnut Creek
G Loushead, Grayson
Stg W ID Knapp, Santa Rosa
IA b Galloway. Walnut Ck
lies / w Mckenzie, NADIA
lei L { Dugan. Plymouth
w Lagnood. Sa inaS
da A Il Ward, FRS o
w w Williams, New
'se ]. ) Stemplr, WeavervilIe
Mrs j r II essel, s Bernar
ont w J Tucker. Denver
es F Ferrali, Colorado
spa a Blaettler, Salinas
lie r u LeelgeIt, Sacramento
NJ Wagner, Brooklyn
yn Mrs Nj Bradley, Bklyn
r FL is, Sah Jose
w L Bailey, Chicago
ND HOTEL.
t Ingram, Grass Valley
&C sinclair & W, Colo
Mrs Miller. TIuckee
Z Oppanheim, Sacto
ose w NJ acks, San Jose
G Dean. Eureka
w $ Carpenter, Pa
b Eamkan 81 ouis
X IL Slevens, { al
Mira HAYES, san Jose
e Mrs Collins, Santa Clara
+ J Rock, Colusa
n S & Pool & W, Mass
r F Jackson. Chico
A Friedlun & ", acto
w Z Dwyer, Sacto
A Z Blossom, stockton
Y + y David, Santa Ana
ION ID HOOI. Sacto
'uZ j r Gallagher, Cal
Miss McGowney, Cal
! c Landram. Merced
Mrs w T Morris. Cal
G V Baco K, san Jose
ICE HOTEL
inc Mrs Z ] Milton, Mass
w II W ood, Mass
apa II w Cross & W, Pa
S g h GriswoId. Chicago
cts w $ Boynton. olo Sprg
ska Mrs J Mcmillan, Oskalsa
yer Mrs b Irving, BIC
lver r X Colgate
ID Gross, Tacoma
w l. Woodrow, san Jose
d Mrs ] A Noyes, Mass
d ii Bergstein, Reno
" Bige. .ow, Milwaukee
kee II Isenberg, Honolulu
MrS I'enberg, Honolulu
go L ] Milton, Mass
STERN HOTEL.
j Valladar, Hlf Noon Bay
IL Wray. Cal
w Gordon, Cal
II Bradon, Fresno
lille ID /. Bailey, Denver
IA X Murray, Los Angeles
j. Morrison, Fresno
j w Mathews, Vacaville
ma + A Kehoe. JRnesvil.e
j Morrissey, Los Angeles
3 + II Harris. Pueblo
lie ] Ryan. Cuba
ma L scott, Kern City
a Mr. Wallace, Boston
WIN HOTEL.
A c Mande, Bak ersfieId
go T. g McPike, st Helena
j NJ kean 81 W. Sacto
o u y Loomis. Sousa's Band
X nj Aldridse, Ariz
GBColeman&w. Mont rev
att w II Eidnel, Chicago
{ NJ Hatcher, an Jose
iael II Fleischer, Rio Vista
$ ] a Parsons, Belvedere
lose
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
DEAR SIR:

DEAR SIR:
~ Yes, it's fact because of Inevitable private
reasons) Pm compelled offer my land agency
business Tor sFie, and in order to effec5 quick
ueel am wiling TO make G eat sacrifice and give
some one great irgain and finest business on
!! Aclnc coast for almost nothing You may think
strange (and so t is) that after OF valu
a%oIe % experience in the business, having spent
i .housahus OF dollars in advertising and Travelled
ano , otale over with horse and DuSgy inspecting
1 anu appraising nearly every ranch the Pacific
t' pas.' anu now having secured the agency of
M aoout oVUO choice properties offered for sale and
e1cnahgS earned $50. 700 commissions 10 last tive
, SUI I've rea ly decided to sell everyt hing
1Ss @ as as II stands, including my enormous list OF
ta' written descriptions, toget her with ali con-
S SoIn plete set OF blanks specia ly desgned
anu IN pIihteu set of books. diagrams, maps, hun
uLeus VI hotographs thousands of letters, ist OF
plUspectNe ~ purchasers, ali furnitur-, etc,
~ % 10. -, IlIe MOST COMPLETE AND BEST SYSTEM
AlIHEp t' LAND AGENCY IN AMERICA, occu pyiug
M .Iree eleSan"y FUR iShed font rooms Sc .ured by
long lease a reasonable rrnt. Every hing is Ia
rIect co, uitlon and though having cost thou
sAhus oI uoilarS ana years of hard work ALI gees
ior rev hundred dollars which suouid east v be
made oack IRON deals now in progress within one
month. In conclusion will say thai as the hnsi-
ness Is simple 10 conduct and prospect were never
better any wldeawake business man can Ike NV
place and make much more in the future than T
have in the past Pl- asant, prof able and qenteeI
with unlimited possibilities. Thorough in yestiga,
tion Invited by yours truly,
n. ID.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


MATTRESS, RESTAURANT, CITY, S6
w week: chambermad and wai near city, SIS;
scandinavian housek eeper. SIS: houseworS
girls, country, $25 10 $l5 housewore girls, near
city, see party here to-day; Durseqfrls. $40 and
$l2; German girls, housework, Si5 10 $50:
house work girls. $40 to sl5. c. K. HANSEN Il
CO., ITO Geary St
pROTESTAA LADY, FROM 25 TO IS YEARS
OF ags, TO take charge of and teach chidren:
iankers family; country town; one who can
speak French preferred references required S25
and found; strictly frst-class place. MURRAY &
READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636
Clay Il.
~ EHMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN WOMAN
~ cook on ranch: boss here; call early.
MURR-,f Il READY, Leading Employment
Agents, 634-636 Clay st.
NEAT WOMAN TO DO PLAIN COOKING AND
~ washing ranch $40 gentleman mere; wal
tIesses, etc MURRAY & READY, Leading
Employment Agents. 634-636 clay st.
SCOTCH GIRL FOR COOKING AND SOME
~ housework, in family, $40: cooks. private
families S25 and $50; 3 German and English
nui ses. $50 and $25; cook boarding house, S2a;
Mattresses and cham ermads, $50 ami $l5 and
a large number of girls for cooking AMI housework.
J. f. CROsE1T & CO.. 81 sutter ST.
OFFICE FEE REDUCED; 25 CTS; Girls OF
" al natlonali-Irs TO I'LL various po>itiona Ger-
man employment Office. SOC Mason st
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

R DIVIDEND NoTICE-DIvIDEND NO
ss~S 40 Twenty-Five cents per share) OF th
dutchin'on Sugar Plantation conn any will b
payable al the Office of the company. 1927 Mar .
street, on and after Saturday. February 20. 1897
Transfer books will close Saturday, February ID
1897, at - o'clock N. f.. h. SHELDON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS DAVID STARR JORDAN. PRESIDENT
eF~S of the Stanford University, Will lecture be-
fore Oakland Psychieal Society. on WEDN ESDAY
EVENING, the 18th inst, at Hamilton Hall;
O'Clock. subject, "A Sober Mind"
ESS BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR "a:
Eb~S collections made: city country. Pacific
Collection Co., AIS Montgy 81, room D; tel. 5oS0.
RS DIR. BAIT REMOVED FROM PHE-
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Observation-Disclosures.


CTEREOPTICON WANTED; CHEAP. L.
y GILLEr1, 201 South First ST., san Jose Cal.
buildings BOUGHT; LUMBER sAsHEA
ID doors, m antels etc. for sale. 1855 Mission st.
CELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW.
- elry 10 A. KLEIN. 109 Sixth at: send postal.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS-BRYAN'S BOOK, "THE FIRST
n Battle" Apply or address for territory, +.
Person, mans sger subscription department, THE
WHITAKER * RAY COMPANY, 7Z3 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-17

Q. SO OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE: BEST
dH' w. location north of Market; receipts
$3.50 TO $1,000 per month; worth 5000. A. S.
Loss, 1882 Market 81.
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\. D. : CKELS.
LAND AGENT,
ego Market ST, opp. Palace HotaI

e IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID f; ,R FJTPVL
IL ture, restaurant, saloon fixtures and oroca--
locks STEN NBEkG, 632 Market; tel. main IO49
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GIOOO CORNER ROAD HOUSE WITH
I'd AUO. rooms, gardens, she s. ETC.; est alb
lished 25 years and Is one the best known places
OF this KIND here; bears investigation. A. S. LESS
1882 Market st.
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GOS0 CANDY STORE AND FACTORY:
eDOOO. the best location in the CITY; fine ice
cream psrlor; elegant fixtures, a. S. LESS, 1882
Market 81.
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0lSO COFFEE SALON AND CHOP
ID ~. house: between Large buildings; sseady
trade. A. s. LESS 1882 Market s..
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BELp wANrED-con+,nu.d.

II ANTED TO COLLECT WAC ES DUE LABOR
v ers&cIerkS KNOX Collection AGcy. 11O Suttee
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9l6O SALOON WITH NICE LIVING
SD IOO. rooms easily worth double: must sell
on account of sickness; bargain. A. S.
LESS, 1882 Market ST.
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EINE CANDY-SToRE on MARKET. DOING
4 good business; will bear Investigation. 33
Sixth ST., room Is.
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0SOO SALOON IN THE BUSIEST MIN
ID OOO. ing district in the State. a. S. LESS,
1852 Market ST.
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OeOO MEAT MARKET ACROSS THE BAY:
tDOOO. refrigerators. cash register, horses
aud wagons: steady run of first-class trade, which
can be verified: immense bargain. A. s. LESS,
1882 Market St
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OFFICE FEE r REDUCED; 25 CTS; Girls OF
" al Dationali.Irs TO fill various petitions Ger
nan Employment Office. S06 Mason ST
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U.s. S0 PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST
sD% OO. class old established meat market;
situated on choice corn er north of Mar ket st. !;
horse aud cart: prefers partner TO hired help. A.
>. LESS 1882 Market st.
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00nO BARG AIN IF SOLD THIS WEEK:
N-OO. branch bakery, caudy, notions: fine To-
cation; living rooms. HhALY dE CO., % Kearny
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-17

ENIRST-CLASS REAL ESTATE MAN OR
l. woman wanted at PROPERTY EXCHANGE,
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-17

DEFINED AND COMPETENT YOUNG
III pharmacist, through college and with the
best of references desIous of OBJ ming a post
ton as pharma lsT in a hospi al. santar.um, or
a ply sciah. Add ress ia tais CITY or Uaklaud)
g. E, 2l06 Jones ST., citv.
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U1EOO COFFEE SALOON AND CHOP
I'D OOO. house; opposite large depot; estab-
lished l5 years; present owner there 8 years;
crowded during meal hours; steady all day.
A. S. LESS, 1882 Market st.
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Q1TS NUMBER OF BRANCH BAKERIES
% -. and notion stores; 81 75 to $500 PROP
ERTY EXCHANGE, $50 Market.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-con+,nu.a

W WANTED-POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER
w in widower's home to cook for or men;
GOOD COOK and frst-class housekeeper Call from
3 A n. 10 p NJ, 1875 -Four. h ST. room 9
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DY YOUNG MAN, SOBER STEADY AND
ID industrious. situation driving a delivery
wagon; understands the city thoroughly; best of
references. Call or address y ELLIOT, 170l
Dupont
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VOUNG WOMAN WISHES PO >IrIoN AS
s. NJ D., box l34. Call
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QOTS WILL BUY a FINE ESTAURANT
UA ~. cheap rent: receipts fom $l2 to Si5
day; will bear investigation to this effect. 33
sixth, room ! 8. -"
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MALE HELP WANTED.

4 WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS - TIL
q MEEkLY GAIL. In wrapper. for mailing.
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q Q7S SOME GOOD LODGING HOUSES:
sD y. doing good business; from 1915 up.
PROPERTY EXCHANGE, S5O Market.
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MINISTER WILLIS DEAD.
He Contracted q Cold in San Fran.
cisco. Some Time Ago.
While ON His Way Back 60 the Islsu1s-
The Body Laid In state In the Former
Throne Room-Remains to BE
Brought to Louisville.

(Corres poudence Of the United Associated
Presses per Steamer Mononai
HONOLULU, Jan. z, via SAN FRAN
CISCO, Jan. 16.--United States Minister
Albert s. Willis died at his residence
yesterday at a. m. after several
months illness The direct cause Of
death was pneumonia, which he frst
contracted in San Francisco early last
year. His condition has been at times
such that gave his family hopes of his
ultimate recovery, and again It was
precarious to a degree that filed his
physicians with grave alarm. He has
been surrounded at all times by the
best medical treatment in the city and
every care was given the minister, but
in spite of vigorous constitution,
which has assisted him in battling
with the disease, he succumbed afte,
long and severe suffering.
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BUCKEYE NEWS.
UNUSUAL PHENOMENON.

An Electrical Storm In Mid winter II
Cleveland. O.-The Lightning Was Vivid
and the Thunder Loud.
CLEvELAND, o., Jan. 1s.--At 5:35
Sunday evening the people of Cleve-
land were startled by an electrical
storm which would have been unusual
even in midsummer, but coming as it
did in mid winter it created consterna-
tion, and especially among the super
sticious, for the lightning was vivid
and the thunder loud and unusually
severe. This thunder storm in January
was accompanied by heavy rain fall,
almost as heavy as the worst storm last
summer. Inquiries were made at the
Office of the United States weather OBJ
servatory and the official in charge
could give no accounting for the un-
usual phenomenon, saying it was
caused by the shifting of the winds
and remarkably sudden fall of tenn
perature. In the morning it was quite
cold and just before the electrical
storm the atmosphere became SO warm
that windows were opened and over
coats discarded. The cold wave signal
is now up and the promise is made that
It will be 35 degrees colder Monday
morninu
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Everyday Excursions

To all parts of the world can be ar.
anged for any day in the year, for one or
more persons, ubon application to any
principal ticket agent of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway. Inter.
aries carefully prepared for excursions
to California, Florida, Mexico, China,
Japan, and to any part of Europe.
Estimates furnished, including all ex.
penses. Tickets furnished for the com
plete journey. 1t is not necessary to
wait for any so called Personally Con.
Quoted Excursions" In these days of
progressive enlightment, with the En-.
glish language spoken in every land
under the sun, one does not need to
depend upon the services of guides for
sightseeing, but can 60 it alone or in
small family parties, with great comfort
and security, and at ones own convent.
ence. Write to Robt. G. Jones, Travel.
ing Passenger Agent, Chicago, Millwau-
kee & st. Paul railway, Cincinnati, o.,
for details if you are contemplating a
trim
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JUDGE M'kENNA,

OF Cslifornia, Calls Upon Presidsnt.Elsot
Mckinley, Also Senators Quay and PEN
rose.
CANTON, o., Jan. 1s.--Judge Joseph
McKenna, Of California, whose name
has been prominently mentioned in
the dispatches Of the United Presses
from Canton. as the leading Pacific
slope cabinet possibility. arrived here
Saturday morning, and was an early
caller at Mai McKinley's house. The
fact that Judge MoKenna, who is on
tho United States bench, made the
trip from California to Canton at this
time seems to indicate that he will be
offered and will accept cabinet port
folio.
senator Quay and Senator-elect
Penrose, arrived here Saturday
morning and called on Maj Nc
Kinley. One topic of conversation was
the proposed appointment of Charles
Emory Smith, of Philadelphia, to the
cabinet It il understood that Mr..
Quay is not personally opposed to Mr..
Smith,
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Lands In Wisconsin.

Are now as desirable as any in the mar
ket. The lands, particularly in the
northern part of Wisconsin, are being
rapidly taken up by actual settlers.
The most salable are the timber and
meadow lands now ranging in price
from 500 to $12 90 per acre. A few
months hence their value will be greatly
increased.
For home or for investment no
luckier chance in the West has ever been
offered. Now is the time to invest. No
better farming land exists anywhere.
No greater results can be obtained any.
where.
Schools and churches abound every
where. Nearby markets for all farm
products. Wisconsin is one of the ban.
ner states of the West.
For further information address '>r
call upon w. E. Powell, General lmmi-
grafton Agent. 4lO Old Colony Building,
Chicago, Ill.
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THE FIRST OF JUNE
The Cincinnati and Miami Valley Cars
Will BE Running.

The Cincinnati and Miami Valley Cars
VIII Be Running.
MIDDLETOwN, O., Jan 1S.-Judge
Dwyer, president of the Cincinnati and
Miami Valley Traction Co., was in this
city Sunday. When seen by repre-
sentative the judge said that the right
of way in all the different cities and
villages along their route had been
secured, and the work Of building
the road would be commenced the
coming week, and that it would
be in operation by June /. The work
will be done by Middletown labor.
The cars, he said, have been ordered,
and are to be painted in the richest
color of royal blue" and finished in
the most approved style. They will be
43 feet in length, and will be equipped
with smoking departments Twenty
cars will be put in operation between
this city and Hamilton.
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They Prepare to Give Their Whole Trade
to the Merchants Making the Best Bids
for 1t.
DELAWARE, O., Jan. 1s.-The farm
ers of the southern part of this county
have organized their forces of pur-
chasing powers and elected off,
GERS, whose duties it will be to see
to it that all of the provisions used for
the sustenance of life are bought
at q price less than that asked
for at the present time. They charge
q fee of fifty cents for membership to
meet incidental expenses. They have
appointed one of their number to hold
conference with the business men
of this city in all branches of indus
try, and make contract with
them to sell to the members of the
organization at a profit of only ten
per cent. All who refuse the members
will avoid. When the list is complete all
of the association will deal at no other
places This is the only organization
of the kind in this country SO far as
known, and it seeks only to reduce the
living expenses Of the farmer.
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Prof swift Diet. Ano, her M.d.l.

ROCHESTER,. N. y, Jan. 16-Prof.
Lewis Swift. formerly of Warmers & b.
servatory and Lick observatory, re-
ceived word from London Friday
morning that the Royal Astronomical
Society of England has awarded to
him the Jackson gold medal in recog-
milton Of his services to the cause of
science 10 the discovery of comets.
nebulae and other wanderers in space
Prof. Swift now his our gold medals.
one silver given him by the French
government. with which came 500
francs in cash. snd four bronze mad.
ala.
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WAR PRISON
On Johnson's Island Bought by the FIJI
n

On Johnson's Island Bought BY the Fifth
o. N. G. Regiment.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 1s.-The Fifth
regiment, o. N. G., stationed at Cleve-
land, has purchased IS acres on john
sons island, near Sandusky, which will
be fitted up and used for permanent
encampment purposes. The tract in
cludes the cemetery wherein lie the
remains of $50 confederate officers
who died as prisoners during the war,
when Johnson's island was used as a
depot for confederate officers taken
captive.
The old prison ground proper has
passed into possession of the Fifth
regiment. The old officers barracks,
used by the union force on detail aa
guard over the prisoners, will be fitted
up as an officers club house. The old
fort is also owned by the Fifth regi.
ment, as we'll as the block house and
powder magazine. About $500 an
acre is said to have been the price paid.
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Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the "New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
This new remedy is a great surprise on
account of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part of the urinary pas.
sages in male or female. 1t relieves re-.
tention of water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold
by W. R. Smith & Co., Druggists.
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GALVESTON lex, Jan. 1S.-Maj. Mil
Ter. chief engineer in charge of gov
ernment improvements here, has re-
ceived authority to purchase a site for
another fort to be erected at Bolivar
Point. As the location has not been
definitely decided upon the engineers
con not as yet state its probable cost
or armament. 1t is estimated that the
government will expend during the
present year on forts and fortifications
at this point a sum approximating
1850. OOO
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE


tspa the District Preside ents - Adjust the
, Hinsrs' wage Scale According to Condi-
items.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 1s Just before
adjouruing sine die late Saturday
night the United Mine Workers' CON.
vsntion rescinded the resolution fixing
February 4 a. the dste for the new
wage scale to take effect, and empow.
cred the national executive committee
and the district presidents to adjust
the wage scale according to the condi-
tionA The joint meeting Of
the operators and miners, set
Tor Monday was also declared of, the
Pittsburgh operators not being willing
to Join the meeting. The action Of
tho convention in resembling the wage
scale resolution was forced by express
sions from many Of the delegates to
the effect that many of their constitu-
ents were opposed to entering on .
strike, and the certainty that the oper-
ators would not increase wages at this
time except at the end of long strike.
President Ratchford, Of the United
Mine workers, has called a meeting Of
the new national executive committee
here Monday. As this committee has
power to make wage scale it is ex-
pectcd that this matter will be taken
through President Ratchford said
Sunday night that he did not know
what would be done.
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Free Information.

Messers. G. A. Snow 4 Co., OF Wash.
ington d. O., lawyers and agents for
procuring patents, will send free to any
address, pamphlets with information
about home and foreign patents. caveats,
copyrights, trademarks, infrinsements,
design patents, abstract Of decisions,
etc., - we'll % the cost OF patents in the
United States and foreign countries.
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CONGRATULATIONS,

New York, Jan. 10. The following
dispatch was received Friday:
LONDON, Jan. Is, 1897.
Chamber of Commerce of New York.
London cham ber oicommerce desires
to express conviction that the treaty
just signed will tend to increase
friendly feeling between two great
English speaking nations and promote
extension and security of their CON-
mercial and material relations.
CONVENTION, London.
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Prsminsst Italian Merchant Dead.

NEW York, Jan. 1a-Chevalier Louis
Coutencin, ex-consul general to the
two Sicilies and one Of the most promi-
nent Italian merchants In the city,
died at 10 o'clock Sunday night at his
residence in this city, of appendicitis.
from which he has been suffering but
q few dnva
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National Association OF Manufacturers
Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lS. Postal card
returns thus far received at the Office
OF the National Association of Manu-
facturers indicate that very large
proportion of the entire membership
Of the association will be in attend
auce At the second annual convention
Of the association. which is to be held
In Philadelphia January a6. 81 and %.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-01-21
The Csarlno's Illness.

LONDON, Jan. lathe Sunday Times
confirms the report Of the Illness Of
the czarins- 1t ssys that her coudt
tloa, which b very serious. hes snded
tor The prsssut = ths hepsa Of ~
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