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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

W. A. Mitchell. who cold his
farm q while ago TO John Britton,
will sell horses. COWS. farming i'm.
plements and household good at
auction Friday, December 2lst at
the ranch. Ono years time will
be given.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Men who so to resoluting on
The strength Of what they read In
the Graphic are liable TO make
fools Of themselves
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Tho Saguache oornet band has
been reorgsnized aud will practice
during the winter under the lead
orship OF Oscar Mack.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

A. g. Cook came down from
Stnnncr Wednesday. He 10 very
much clated over what he has
struck in his tunnel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Lewis Voight will sell his farm.
ing implements, household goods,
etc. ut auction Thursdsy Doc. 16.
The sale will take place in Monte
Vista on tho vacant lots opposite
Geo. Beatty's feed store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Bert Won Eyidy who has been
threatened with pneumonis the
past week is now better.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

George A. Carpenter has bccn
elected manager Of the creamery
at Del Norte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
Qarried.

On Saturday December 4th. at
Epiphany church. Del Norte, by
the Rev. Canon r. 8. Radcliffe OF
Denver. Mr.. james Schrimpsher
to Miss Gretchen Telinde, both OF
Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

The Pringle Comedy Company
go to Aosca after their engage
ment at this place. to play upon
guarantee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Henry stevprt Who. had both
lsgs broken : shott time ego st the
Adams ranch - Ossstoue and who
was brought b ~ Home. died
Tharsdsy nigbA Deceased vas q
member Of Co G. 7th Ind. Cavalry
and was aged 6S ysass.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

A Baptist nisisser from Boston
is in the vallay. He il said to
have expressed the opinion that he
supposed oil Populists were anar.
chists and inquired il they believed
in a God.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Heory Scherer's family lsft for
Florence Thurssiay night where
they 60 to spend the winter. Mr..
Scheeer will Join them later.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

d. ]. Gibbs has a lot Of new
goods on the rosd ordered especial
" for tho holiday trade. Call and
$50 them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Il 10 reported that Percy Hob
kirk will get . position in the pen.
iteutiary at Canon City ~ soon as
his present term - sheriff expires,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Grand Jancsion claims there Is
a billion dollars worth of eilsolinc
in tho Uncompahgre Park, their
state, and Utah.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

A bag stock Of carpeting Of the
latest patterns At the Beehive.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

The Priuglss give . matinee
Saturday afternoon st $50, and
will couclude thssr sngageusat ..
Monte Vista Saturday night.
The Pringles company il com.
posed Of high toned artists aud an
worthy Of p.t.epss,. .. ...
Every old soldier It Tie Home
has bcca blacLliessd by the town
council Of Moeip Visa. That ID
worse than dislsaashising tbsu.
Nine-tenths Of thgN would rather
havs free access 3 ~ drug stores
and Bioomse'd's hack o1ios than
snioy tho priv,kss Of voting for
Billy Station. Ard ths worst part
Of II is Cap AMricA b looked upon
a. tho instigator of this despicab.e
act. Just wait 1eeil John Had
and Cap. AIdfstk' come up for
mayor and pouad-mastsr IL the
spring and 500 how ths Old so,disrs
fall over oss aoelhse 70 vote for
these two patr,osA ,rse
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Judge Hol6rook overruled the
application TO restrain the Board
of County Commissioners from
publishing the Delinquent t.1 sale
list in the Creole Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
OSRft5GsE;&ErO
For sale by B. K. Elliott / "a

II y saay 10 catch cold ssd jsse -
sasy tosst rid q Il II you eoanssos 70
uss Oos Aiauts Cough Cars. II essss
ooushs, cold. bsoeeh,tia, pssunoais ed
all throat and lung troobiss. Il = pisas-
ant 70 take. slfs 70 uss I'D suss 70 eure.
Sold BY ]. ", Cuppasa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

A new line Of Trsnks and Val.
ioss at the Bee-hiva
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

To LoAx-Eastsrn money On
Ast class ranch property.
& l. PIH1CI.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

". & Weston has engaged IN
ssalaag books for . Chicago 6rm.
Ths 0sm Cyclopcdia, which be Ii
selling. can be heartily recon.
Dseasd - . very useful, - we'll
. nstructive book.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

The best stock Of overcoats over
brought to Monte Vista may be
cca at the Bec Hive.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Howard Winchell writes from
Los Angeles that = new railroad
will soon, reach the new gold camp
whore he hes invested and that the
Samp.is on A boom. ~4.> %.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

With but little caro- and 10 trou.
be, The bsard a.d mustache can be
kspe . uniform brown or black
color BY using Buckingham's Dye
for the Whiskers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Horn & White have q full line
Of skates.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

A shooting match will be held At
he Al Cols plscs. 3 miles cast and
! mile north Of Parma, the day BE-.
fore ChristmaA Ziegsss and Davis
arc The managers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

WAxrED-A girl for gsssral
hoase work. Apply 70 Nrs. A. ".
Horn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Jesse Stephenson went to Cone.
jos Monday on law business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

4 tramp called oo Eaeisssr
CaopAsll hse week and attempted
- GAeW hin how 70 run his spRine
- hees0iag too familiar, Mr..
O0peso peosssdsd 70 sesssH1eal;
y o. ~ q - "banoy" pre-.
oooA
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

DID vos ksov thss Trossesease has ~
bsse ssd cheapest hes Il CAisa apd
Glassware Il the 0aa Luis Velle,f
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Prosperity oo~ss quieksss 70 Tie naa
who's liver y 10 good eosd,ssoa. D.
Wits Httls Early Rissn ses tasoss eoe
ooosdpasioa, bllliossssss. isdiGsssioa ed
all stomach and Liver teoublse.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
WsnNdl

Wanted
l am In the market for wheat,
Oats, and potatoes. viii pay The
highest price. ORce with Ayers.
Monte Vista. JAA CAnrsEII.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
KvWyhsly Says q.

CasoaFsts Candy cstAsetia. ~ nass
wpodsrfsl medical discovery oe ths ~
pleasant sad rsersshisG 70 ths tas1A ~
gsetly ssd lositve.y = kiaesss Hsss
aid 6o~e,A oassnsias ths sasies a1pAsa.
d'sVsl eosdi, esrs bsadsshs. issse, haA-
itual eoostspslsoa ssa slliessbeR Ilsass
bay cd ~ . bag q @ q q tsaag; "A
- % essta 6osa ssd gsasssessd -
eurs b I'll dF~Geista
Hs. 6task. Plsesaat niAgA q, ssys,
~Aftse two dootoss esss ~ ~ ~ -
de. / saved HIN iron eeosp ~ ussaG
One Minute Cough CuFA" Il b the
quickest and most esssaia ss0sdy soe
coughs. ooads aud I'll throat ssd lsae
tsoahasa. Sold by ]. ". Osppasa
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

After hearing some friends con-
tinuslly praising Chsmberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoss
Remedy, Curtis Fleok, OF Ausheim
California, purchassd . bottle Of
it TOR his own uss and u now .
enthusiastic over IL wonderful
work - anyone can Be. The Is
and 30 cent sizes for sale By ]. W.
Cupples add Weiss Chapman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
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ily nd sussvss. b naAs vsa, etssaR,
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No-1oBac. ~ vsadse.Vss6ae, 49,
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possds b ~ daya Ovss toaoo0 ssssl
bsy No-To-hss a yoss dsuogssk saass
gsssaetss toesss, 10 q asA Deso1se
I'D saopos 0allsd fsss. ~ olsslag
Rs0sdy On, CAieago q New Yesk.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
Waste1s y Deerw.

$500 sr e9000 on good ranch
security near Monte Vista. Ad.
dress Loan, this o0ce.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

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I'd sos sisAt ysass fssa Aaapseais cd
ohroeie eoastpatioa ed vss oaally sar.
ID by usiag DsWitss Httls 1A1lv Aissa.
ths faaoss Ht&,s pilis ~ ID slsaAsA
aad Nvse tsouhieA Nv. oann1ea
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Who was ths n,ovsrin ths black.
listinG basissssi IL mayor: ut
wasst NJ, I was ont ol town whsa
ths thiag was doas." Couacilmas
Gibbs: n doa't waat 70 tsll" I"
Clsrk 6aa5osd: II d3dat nolics
whq saads ths nelioa." John
Haa9: "Daa Il, I wisA I hada't
ns1sosd 10 AlAsseA h ~ nsttss.
IN aisa1d h woat b regular"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Iseaer. sale-RAsaa 90 Da.omA,
TAe intsase itching and anag11ag nd.
6eo1 - thoeo daooase0 = hGAan11Y o41nRo1
b. a0p1yi1G Chanbog1ah'O o -
GkiA Olstusat. 1aay w ~ ea0aD
haVo 6eea pse0aaeak1y Oa0o1 u =. n
bel1al1y o4o3eak epe 1lsh1ag - -
. fsveste reasdY lee ssse alDVeess
cAAppea hanas, cAnhaalno, A0G6 ~
ed oagea1o ooeo eyse. 2GooD. ~ ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Ma Nay Bird, Harrisburg. Ps, ssys,
NY child b worth olllioos 70 NJ; ~
would hsvs lose hss by Group hsd ~
isvssesd Swsasy.avs esats 10 . betals q
Oss Aissss Cough Osra" Il essss
ooaGhA soSds I'D III throat I'D lv>e
ssubs's' ~. cspe'sA
Al0 AflIs HsehsA Nesspsk. VI, ~
frightsully burned O ths taes nd uesk.
Fsin vss issAasely sslisvsd b. DsWltss
Witch Hassa 0aivs. which hsalsd ~ b.
1esy v'tAoss isaviag . ssas. u b ~ b.
0ooe ~ Fs0sdy. Nv. Ouseaaa
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

G. = Hswsed ~ hsasht ~
Deeeoeo s)eee - 0eae nasese q
1k Nswtnes buss 49, 4.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Vixen bilious or oostivs, ct .
Cascarst candy oathaztic, care
guaranteed. l0c, sc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Ever offered In the San Luis val
ley. Call and see us before buy
ing elsewhere.
j. w. CUPPLES.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
RsekseAsslU

Aud faess shaved sosolh d
short order and In ths oost ap.
proved styls ct L r. 6andses,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

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ssodaoa. 1eeie. b,ssa Dss11ae ~
vse019aOo. TA1 aes NJ eooa ~
9sa3oile - ~ So = - = - .
Ausss = pei0o Gonll16ea. ~ r
oD0 pe9 DaeknOo.
For sale By III drusgisls hscA
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

J. A. Psekina, oe Antiquity. O., vas foe
thirty ysass nssdIsaly tortured bv ply.
ssesans for The scssna. He was auioEly
cured BY using DeWittS Witch Hassl
Salve. the famous healing salvs for pilss
snd skin Diseases. J. W. Cuppisa
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
Special Bargain, good sub-irr'-
CATION; Z quarters, one plowed
ready for crop Cheap.
J. ALyRKD SIXTH.
GO CANERA g.

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4 Ckaistuss Asosasf I
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

thse vin - iasefoesivs
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eoGG D110OD = 0nD1a
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son AyD HEIR TO LoRD sHoLro DorGLls

San Francisco, April The Marquis of Queens
berry has an American grandson and Lord Sholto
Douglas has son and heir. The litt.e STRANGER
came yesterday afternoon to the home OF Lord and
Lady Sholto Douglas in Vancouver. and last night
Mrs Mooney the mother of Lady Doug.as. received
telegram from the happy father Il will lie two
years next May since the Youngest son of the Mar
aus OF Vueensbcrry married the attractive Hide
song ana dance artist, Loretta Adds At first he
fanny OF the young nobleman were dispcased Sith
ms selection or "A bride. hui they are now per-
iecily satisfied 10 have her "A member Of the fam
~. As soon as the child j. od enough 10 ,raycl
I'iu Hi"do expect TO take his son and Wife
WISH 10 hs native land Vancouver viii ha the
future nome OF Lord and Lady ShOto. Before go
ns horth MS loidship took a course OF business
.I"tru'ioh IN Oakland College 20 NJ himself for the
lask OF looking after his fathers interest in the
western part VI British Columbia.
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DETAIL FOR THE LEAVENWORTH SCHOOL,

Washington. April (SpecaD-Genera Miles has
prepared a detail for the Infantry and Cavalry
School at Fort Leavenworth. Formal orders
nouncing the names Of the officers who be-
come students at the school will be issued to-mor
row. Following are the names Of the officers who
have been selected by General Miles
Cavary-lst. Second Lieutenant George W
Goodc, %, Second Lieutenant NJ. G. Smith; 80,
Second Lieutenant l. 6. Andrews: 4th. Second
Lieutenant 5. NJ. Rutherford 9th. Second Lieu
tenant j. r. Cusack; 9Th. Second Lieutenant c. G.
Barnhart: IN. Second I,ioulenant T. NJ Corcoran;
9Th, First Lieutenant W +. Flynn: 9Th, Second
Lieutenant T.. +. Hartwick; 10TH Second Lcuten-
ant +. j. Barton.
lnfantry-lst Second Lieutenant A. II Martin;
%, Second Lieutenant }. r Moore: 4th Second
Leutenant William Brooke 9TH First Lieutenant
w Marin: 5th First Lieutenant F. F. Tag
CART 1th, First Lieutenant :. Grsard: sth Sec
ond Lieutenant r. l.. Knudsen; 9Th. Second Lieu
tenant 7. w. parrah. 10TH First Lieutenant II. l.
Bullard llth. First Lieutenant &. T. Russ: 18th
First Lieutenant G. C. Ballou. 18Th. Second Lieu.
tenant J. " Parker lith. Second Lieutenant A.
b. Donworth: 18th. First Lieutenant S f. Smiley;
10Th Second Lieuten9nts 6. G. Palmer and l., s
Sorley; nth. Second Lieutenant D. NJ Niche: 18th
Second Lieutenant J. G. ord 18th Second Licuten.
ant James ROnayne 10Th. Second Lieutenants G;
~ Estes. W H. H. Chapman. a. D. Niskern. L..
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SPANISH SUCCESS IN THE PACIFIC


ENGAGEMENTS WHICH ARE SAID TO MARK THE
End OF THE PHILIPPINE REBELLION
Washington. April THE Spanish Legation has
received official dispatches from Madrid under date
of Aprll !. announcing the most decisive engage
mcnis I'm the Philippine Islands since the insurrcc-
ton there began. The strongly intrenched towns
Of Noycllcta Iacbau and Rosario were stormed
and taken by the Spanish troops. AZ the same time
the Spanish feet shccd the seaport town Of Cavite
vlcso and other strategic places leaning to the
lnsurgcnt stronghold of linus The losses were
heavy. and lGaO prisoners surrendered as a result
Of the SHILLING Of Cayitc Niego. The fleet engaged
in the hitter operation included the cruisers Rcina
Christina. Don Juan dAustria Isla De I.uzon Isla
de la cuba and Maria de Molina. with these were
a number Of cunboats and light -draught ships for
manpuvrng through adjacent swamps
The officials Of the Spanish Legation are highly
srntihed at the announcement, and say that the
results practically close the conflict In the islands
these being the last OF series OF severe engage
mcnts. General PolavieJa's plan OF campaign was
to advance from the south on the several towns
held by the Insurgents. while the feet operated
along the northern coast. the two Government
forces gradually coming together. The fighting on
the northern march has been severe the losses
running into the hundreds In marked contrast with
the small engagements In Cuba The towns OF
Silnry. Dasmnrius and Salitrnn were stormrl SIC.
cesslv"ly and taken These with the towns taken
yesterday constituted. II is said all the strong-
holds formerly held ny the insurgents IN the PROV
ince OF CnvHe The spanish forces have sustained
considerable Losses General Savalla and two colo
ncs being among those killed during the several
siOrmlug operations
Madrid. Aprll The Queen Regent was attend
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never reach their destination for they were never
written. Death stamps them only intended and
the world is full Of tears
The Elan who wants To live to realize hopes and
ambitions, to do deeds good OF bad to carry on; cher
ishcd intentions must pay some attention TO health
The best rule of health is" when ont Of sorts take
the right remedy Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery is the best medicine for working men and
1t eirds mp the body and brain for the tug
of daily toll II gives edge to the appetite and
makes digestion perfect II fills the blood with the
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sues, responsive muscles and vibrant nerve tissues
IT % per cent OF all cases OF consumption An
honest druggist won't urge a substitute
Il car praise DT. Picroe's Golden Medical Discovery"
writes Mr.. Florence Hunter Of Corey Logan Co Ark
II cured me when all other medicines failed had In
Grippe and IT settled on nv lungs; I down three
months when commenced taking the Golden Medical
Discovery and orc bottle made me sound and well
Send for DR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad.
wiser FREE. Enclose n one cent stamps To cover
mailinc onlI, to the Worlds Dispensarv Medical
Association Buffalo, = Y. for paper covered COPY
Cloth binding 10 cents extra II Is thousand page
book with over three hundred illustrations formerly
sold for s. So fof limited time be had for cost
VI mailing.
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THE NEW FOREST RESERVES.
MIR. CLEvELANDs ORDER LIKELY 10 DE-
MODIFIED.
r,,p QUESTION DISCUSSED AT THE 'ApNNi
MFrTING-roREsTRY COMMISSIONERS CALLED

THE QUESTION DISCUSSED AT THE
MErTING-roREsTRY COMMISSIONERS CALLED
TO WASHINGTON.
,r,,,a,or April All the members OF the
cabinet were present at the meeting to-day 81
tary Sherman who was unao'e 10 n.., Two
,,rosdav on account OF illness was present i"o
III, matter of public Importance discussed was
,no question of resembling the order OF MT lew
land setting apart thirteen forest reSe' "''o''
IN the West This question has engaged Nc a.
IGNITION Of Secretary Bliss for some time i"'
Secretary to-day took to the White HOUSE VIC
mans and papers relating to the matter -
rho discussion was vigorous at times anu M
tho members took part The outcome WIS III
.,ruc,tons that the National Forestry commits
s,oncrs be summoned TO Washington TO talk over
their work with the President IL IS u'"eI''oo'
that there was a unanimous sentiment ''"' ''''
dent Cevcland's proclamation was 100 'oihP'e"'"-
sivc 1t was said that the object OF the 'of''"'S-
sion which investigated the subject aud upon
whose report the reservations were pToVi"i"''"
was TO take in enough territory TO preclude any
,,oeet,,lo future claim that any land l"g'tlM~<N
deserving or requiring reservation had nVeh o"i''
ted The Cabinet held that the COMMISSIONS III
ros,,caton was Inadequate. The President an
nounced his purpose TO act on cohsc'N ''''' ''''
and not without more information.
Secretary Bliss led the discussion ana """'n'"'"
oo,as ~ the contentious of Western Senators VINO
protested against the order. The amendment W
LEGISLATION now pending authorizing survey OF
the tracts thus set apart and appropratng money
for the work was carefully reviewed an" II W..
doc;dn, that no action should be taken pchdin"
ench 81 survey of the reserved country. me Sen
erai opinion that the amenanGnt Wo, fe,or
,r"do a law early next week. and II was Eerl-
rnjned that tho surveying work SHOULD be n's H,
Immediately. and the reports OF me sur 80
ned,ted TO the end that any dele'ts SHo"" '0
promptly remedied. <..r. ,,ro.l, ma
As at present determined the forestry prori ,im
mi hc
v WI T be- adjusted by presidential orders as to
speciGc tracts The Black Hills i;eserVm',ofH ,h w.
So,,th DAKOTA in ell probability will be part on 'c
lands witch viii be subjected to the frsl sutycy
When the work there Is comp'eted inc ,rr ,In
ZION such lands as Of mining or @ i
character. or where the settlers ilsntT frrod 70
other tracts and the exemptions proclailnru Stin
rateiv as the work proceeds me rG ii,E one
inc next week TO talk over the matter VIII" ''o
president and members Of the Caomr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

ing concert yesterday when telegram was
handed 10 her. announcing the victories OF the
Spanish troops In the Philippine Islands Her
Majesty caused the dispatch TO be read from the
stage which aroused the greatest enthusiasm The
orchestra played the national anthem and other
patriotic airs
Additional adviccs from Manila say that the
Spaniards have inflicted another defeat on the in
surEcnts killing 100 Of them.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT corRr cA1rNnAn

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR
Judges Shpman Lacombc and Wallace will presia. a,
the April Term OF the United States Circuit coir, which
opens next Monday IN Room i22 Of the Federal Bu,dnr
There 1913 suits between private parties on ,h. o,
calendar and ~ causes VIII be heard in In. Eoutv
Branch W
Among the cases the main calendar are the ,eal,r,
suit OF the United States agt the North American CO..
rneroal Company. Frank T. Noyer agt SIM r,,,,Ir.
and Publishing Association, BENJAMIN J. Falk ant MI
Frank Leslie. and Anthony comStock sgt. Montague Il
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
ORE PRODUCERS FORM A POOL

Cleveland, April 2-The ore producers Of the
Gosebic Range. consisting Of the Norrlc Tnden and
Cincinnati mines. have formed a pool Carnecie
ana Rockefeller aro excluded as their interests ars
purely In the Msssba Range
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

consigned thousands of intended
letters that the would be writers
never wrote because OF prcma
tne death, as result Of their
~ reckless disregard Of health.
There are letters OF love ard
hate, affection and fury. pleading
and forgiveness and borrowing
and lending Letters to sweet
nearts and rivals, husbands and
wives SONS and d1ughtc,. 'rL,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
COrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-spccal Term Part II-Before Beach.
J .-(ourt opens at 1890 a. m. Tx paTte matters
Surrogate Cour'-Chnnb4rs-B BEFORE Arnold s-court
opcns al 10:ai a. m. No day calendar. Wills for pro
bate: Hugo semn. Mary i Smith. Charles T. Worch at
1890 a. ..r ~.
opens al 10 q. IA Motions M 1895 a. m
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
by Peach. !.
Moore Agt. Waksr-Rchard s. Farley
Bulova Mular--ti. Thornton Warren
Rickersoa Van Doisen-G. Thornton Warren.
Ioyt agt Baker NoIr casesJ-John Dcahunty.
by Smyth. j.
Mutual IAfo Insurance Co. VS. Foss-Nornan ". Kern
good.
Matter Of smonds Manufacturing Co.-Uerbeu r.
ogden.
Bowery Savings Bank agt Cooper-Edward T. Mccall.
by Andrews, J.
Fisher agt Nar1iag-r,dwarG Jacobs
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Smyth J.
Emanuel Marx agt hatilda Frenkc!-IIvi samuels
Salvinus s. Riker agt. William r. Thomteorl- pe,rck
g. Treacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
THE PRESIDENT ~ NEED or REST.

HE MAY TAKE A SHORT TRIP on THE DOLPHIN
NEXT WEEK.
Washington April 2-Presdent Mckinley has In
contemplation a brief vacation from his official
duties The month in the White House has beer
a trying one and. while not in any way inds-
posed he feels that few days rest will greatly
benefit him Nothing has been determined yet,
but il is probable that he will avail himself Of the
presence here of the dspatch-boat Dolphin and go
down the Potomac River for d couple OF days
about the middle OF next week. He prefers this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

- ,,..,,,o,. and AZ = Smith: 2Ist. SECOND Lieu.
,aront r n Iawton: ed Second Lieu'enn ain,
larry Clement; 2sd, Second lieuiennn, H. We ''''
2ith Second Lieutenant a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

Washington. April ,.

Washington. April ?.
THE NESTOR OF THE sENATE-senaior ana
Mrs Morrill, have issued invitations for reception
or Wednesday evening, April II, from 10 l.
o'clock Tie date marks the oighty-seVentn hlrih-
day Of Senator Morrill,, and the gathering WIZ =, d
marked occurrence ~ th" spring season anu one
- which so ,iety looks forward with pleasure.