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He Receives Instructions for His Guidance
while I'm Command at Honolulu.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Rear Admiral Joseph
Miller, who has been assigned to command the
Pacific naval station, with headquarters at
Honolulu. came to Washington from New York
to-day under orders to sit with board for the
examination OF Commodore Norton. He had
talk with Secretary Long and also called on
President Mckinley. This afternoon Admiral
Miller received formal instructions for his guild
ance in Hawaii. They are Of the usual general
character. 1t Is said that they contain nothing
bearing on the course the Admiral should pur-
sue IL the event of an attempt on the part OF any
foreign Government to interfere with the status
quo. Admiral Miller is directed to looh out for
the interests of the United States and the prop
erty and lives OF it's eli zens He will, OF course,
have full understanding OF what the President
wants him to do should there be interference
with tho intention OF the United States to annex
the islands. but It is said that nothing Of that
Admiral Miller disposed Of the report that he
intended to request to be relieved from the com
msnd of the Pacific sta tion on account OF his
daughters death. He will sail from San Fran
cisco on the regular passenger steamer which
will leave on Aug. 8.
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FAwTuCRrT Tu.y gg-Ihr harness races scheduled
for to day were POSTPONE uui.i tomorrow,
UTICA. jug gs.-Inlay's 'cn'rIl.NrW York Truir
ting Circuit race wcrr tnHrd uu cu"u 40 ran.
OLD Or FlRp, Nc JAY ee --On ruL9u of the
heavy rain tn" Cur w trulting and pa pro. .ramiar
hNS been rul fnrw ard nay. ttruus ra,d ia FOR
10 morrow.
ALBANY. July 22.-Ihr saratoga Racing Association
has been licensed by the STATE karn4 tuumI,s.un u
conduct races It's track anon thu following dates
SUNDAYS Excepted frNn Jus "7 to ~, and from
Aug 2tosl.
Although II had clearca n . ...Er the time Tor call
ing the races yesterday al lrrtHuO the tr"C, was
In such bad condition from tue h aNy morning rains
that q postponement Of Ihc days raclns hrcame
necessary. Yesterdays programme VIII be taken up
to-day when the 2:2l class rOt and s;l2 class pace
will be disposed Of Tomorrow's racing, which will
wind up the meeting 10 for the 2;lS class rOtterl
and eilg class paoers. With good weather two lays
OF hghclAAs trotting and pacing will be enjoyed ~
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The winners nj ~. Louis.

ST. LOWS. July 22.-Thc races at the Fair Grounds
thW atternOnu resulted ts follows:
flrst Rur,--Flyeylgh, rs u a m!!r-Sir ROlln, les
Uitrncrl, - 20 t. Won, Nal'ssd, loo lFuucOut. 10
10. second Celia b., 100 Slaughter, to third.
Time. lGO+,
Second lIa"r--Onc milr,-unclc Pat. ga WuodsN.
To =, won. lnsnrrr gN Webster. To . ruud Lat
tie iHlre lui Han. 10 2 third l.mr liza
Third Rac,--Onr mr.-Sluirc O., 100 ,roombs)
TO D. won; Asirada, lOl tNlaughtcr. 10 |. second ,
Donation. lu1 Webster, 10 |. thiri. Time. l;iI.
Fourth Race-Thrrcq quarters Uf a ilc--pamOclCs
III tGarnrr). q To ), AMI May Thompson. lUi
(webstcrl, TO |. ran dead heat Dam, "es winning
thu run on Horseshoe" Tobacco, = tCupmlsy, To !,
was third Time l:l1l4; run oil, l3l6.
Fifth Racc-ThirrcCn siAt onths of u mn'.-May
Galup log Pete rmaul. 10 /. won; doe HGr, | "a
,Fouron,. . Ia l. second Sick Carter - tl'hllipsl.
10 10 /. third. Time, l'!Ga.
SIKH Race e--klcvcn.si ixtcCnths Of mlt.-pr coop.
lO6 FouCouD, 10 .. won, Blthrfu lOl Slaughter,
To second; Charlotte NJ, l0l ruomh,t. 10 Ia l.,
third. Tine, l.lpii.
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NO AGKEEM ENr ON GULF FREIG HTS.
Conference In New York AdJourns Indefinitely
After Two Sessions.

The second conference between special COM
mittcc OF the Southwestern Freight Bureau and
several representatives OF the steamship lines
plying between this city and Gulf ports was held
yesterday morning at the Holland House. The
object OF tho conference was to attempt to
arrange uniform freight rates TO Galveston
between the rival steamship lines. Among
those who attended tn" conference were General
Frcigh' Agent Allen OF the Cromwell steamship
Company, General Freight Agent Mallory OF
ager Hawlcy OF the sou hern Pacific, represent
ing also the Morgan line. Nice-P President Yoa.
KUN OF the St Louis and San Francisco. and
several others.
After much discussion the meeting was ad-
journcd indefinitely without having reached
any agreement.
Mr.. Allen said yesterday that although no
agreement had been reached he hardly thought
anot her meeting would be called
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Harlem Track VIII ignore the New Turf Con
Vress

CHICAGO, July o2.-,Ghe managers OF the Har
lem raoo track will Gefy the new rules OF tho
Western Turf Congress adopted at Cincinnati
yesterday. These rules were aimed directly at
Harlem. They provide that no association in a
city of 100000 or more. within fifty miles OF
.uch a city. shall give purse of less than $500
and that no entry fee shall be charged, except
where such fees are added to the purse offered
Tor such race as the entry Is made for.
am going on attending to my business as
usual" said John Condor, manager at Harlem.
set OF men telling mo how shall run my bust.
ness Let Corrigen and his kind get all the
money hung up they cant let them frame all
20 me. cannot say what eject The new Laws
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NomINArloNs By THE PRESIDENT
TIE Sew NirRraEuan Canal Commission
Two Now York PostmAstors.

WAsuNGToS. July 22.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
70 he members Of the Nicaragua Canal Commission
--s'eAf Admiral John u. Walker. U. s. Nj Capt.
"t'lin NJ. Carter, Corps OF Engineers. q. s. A.. and
I""s y. ha"pt or Pcnnsylyauia, ciyil engineer.
Vn'Ied states AttOrncys-Morris D. wickerlhAm,
southern district Of Alabama; William D. Wright.
Eastern iislrict " Tennessee.
Mexico. ~
for Nuw NJ GiCu
Aavy-Capt Norman II. Farquhar. to be Commo-
"ur"i Commander Charles O'Neil. TO be Captain.
Heurge u, Green and Miles CRvanaugh OF Montana
anu MllieinR r. Manning Of Iowa, Land Grant COmmiA-
tichtrs. HclCnR Land district, Montana.
Albert u. Elliot Of the District OF Columbia, Clerk
al Tn District court OF Alabama.
, ,PostmaSters-Dwig II. Bruce, Syracuse, N. Y;
hlGhald W. BOX, Pulaski, N. vi George N. Winner,
FSInJFA, y. j.; Fielding Smith, Lancaster, N. II.
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MONEY DIsc0TERs RELATIyEs.
MANY Persons Ask About the Cook who In.
herited ~ Million.

FLUSHING l.. l., July CIT would seem that
Miss Phmbe Mckay, tho young cook in Efiing-
ham Lawrence's family who was found to he
heir to n million last week, has many relatives
who are anxious to communicate with her
Assistant Postmaster Joseph Burke OF this
pluce says that he has received nearly two
dozen letters from her alleged relatives asking
for her address. This note has been sent in an
swcr 10 oaCh Of the letters:
This office cannot furnish any information
concerning Miss Mckay or her wherea abouts.
We presume. however, that she is on her way TO
Scotland 10 receivehcr cold million Respectfllly
J. H. QUlNLAN, Postmaster. per J. y.
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secretary sherman to Take a vacation.

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Secretary Sherman
was out to-day for the first time since last Satur-
day, when he contracted q stomach cold. He
called at the White House and told the President
that he was going away on a vacation tomorrow
10 Amagansett, Long Island. where his daush-
ter. Mrs. McCallum, Is spending the summer.
physician has advised him to take little rest
from official duties TO recuperate the strength
lost during his indisposition.
The sun., 1897-07-23

The ScHwaHhaka bNathousc al North Beach has
been painted French gray, with dark green trim
nlnNs.
tug will he cent IN 10 the Harlem River this morn.
INK after the DUas wnvh TO b. Used by the HAr-
.el men In the Long Island regatta
SOLID gold med ais will be gwen TO the winning com.
pPttUrs In the Long Island regatta, aud handsome
siiA lanners to the clubs OF which they b long.
Judge Tighe. Pre- siieut Of the Long Island Rowing
= -rrIntion. has teen busy durag the past few days
yriutcndng the stnklng on Of the new course ~
shr"psheni bay.
The staten Island Boat Club has accepted the inyi
tation of the New Jersey A. c. TO meet in eight
Dared shell race at the Jerseymens regatta on July
90 The staten Islanders nave invited the N. J. A. d
to take part In their club regatta ON July 81.
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MARINE BAND PLAYS "DIxIE."
It Was at the Request or n Delegation or Sow
eral Hundred North CarOIinians.


WASHINGTON, July GA delegation of sew
sral hundred citizens of Wilkes and Yadlin
counties, in North Carolina. have been in town
for a day or two. the guests of the Tar Heel Con.
gressmen. Yesterday the entire party attended
the open.air concert of the Marine Band on tho
east plaza Of the Capitol. They tried to CLEAN
some genuine enjoyment out of q somewhat
classical programme Prof. Fanciulli had ar
ranged but the style OF music did not satisfy
some OF them. so they held caucus and ap-
pointed u committee to wait upon the leader
Of the band and request him to play that. very
popular air, Dixie" The professor hesitated,
bur one OF the eloquent mountaineers argued
that they were taxpayers and helped to contrib
Vic 10 the support or the band, and therefore
were entitled 10 hear some music that pleased
them. This argument was too much FOR the
professor and amid general demand from the
the North Carolinians were so happy that they
gave n genuine rebel yell.
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s.turaa, NIrht ElrsworL. Mt Manhattan Hen h

Pain has made 4 number of judicious changes
OF late in the Gr@co-Turkish war spectacle at
Manhattan Beach, and he has added new special
ty acts to The fete scene His Saturday night pro-
gramme of fireworks IL especially notable. On
thnt night the PEOPLE turn out en- masse 10 see
the war spectacle and take IN tho fireworks.
ing will he quite as elaborate and as Interesting
as any that has heen offered TO the public thus
far this season.
The sun., 1897-07-23
The New Tennessee senator sworn In.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Mr. Thomas B. Tur-
ley. appointed by tho Governor of Tennessee to
MI the vacancy In the Senate caused by the
death of tho late Senator Harris, was duly sworn
in this morning. his credentials having been
first presented and read. lie was welcomed by
tho Vice President and individual Senators az
they were introduced to him. He Is a slightly
with black hair and clean-BhaVed face.
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Following are tho weights for the Cyclone
Handicap, hve furlungs to he run Saturday,
July "a:
Voter. l32, Clrppaus, l2I; la-,,oPla len, Litnor
llS; RhOdesia. ll4' sunny SlOpc, II ;: HlIi, ll2;
Chic, llO Tue ManTman, liu storm king, no,
Lady Mitchell los Prompt TO-. ThEhnr''rr, lH7i
Ray. iuI: IUUc,St"r. i'I. ", lod - VOC, kni7rr
IudwiF, 100; Bast'"h, lou' bE ~ ".. de, "e, 81,
Nicholas H., Dhi Too H% 81, D-,lu npl, H3i La
Sagessc %; Hunur.at, -; IN, side, -.
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Floating Hospital FILLED Daily.

All tho cribs in both wards op the Floating
Hospital have been flied daily since the first
trip July Z, and the effects of the severe heat
are shown by the serious character OF the cases.
Nearly 1000 patients have been treated on
the Floating Hospital since July z, 1877 salt
water baths have been given, and 235 patients
are now at the Seaside Hospital.
Tickets OF admission to the Floating and Sea.
side hospitals may be procured from the Board
OF Health. from every dispensary and charitable
society, and from physicians.
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win have upon horsemen. only know that we
will race on adding such money as We consider
necessary by the state Of affairs now existing.
Harlem viii ignore tho New Turf Congress.
and thereby DO expelled from the organization.
along with all those participating In the races.
II Ia thought this will not result In frightening
away many nf the owners who are now racing
AT Harlem, rs few owners are there with horses
OF sufficient GLASS; breeding interests OF sufi-
oiont promise, to make them consider future
chances to win stake events ON the big tracks.
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Assembly Nomination.

GLovERsvILLE. N. ", July 22.-The Repub-
lican Assembly Convention to-day nominated
Daniel Hayes OF Gloyersville, q wealthy Rloys
n anufactuIer, for Assembly for the Fulton and
Hamilton district
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TOOK MORPHINE BY MISTAKE.
Mlss Helen Knapp OF Jersey City Came Near
Losing Her Life.

Drs. West and Opdyke were hastily summoned
on Wednesday night to the residence OF Miss
Helen Knapp. l44 Ocean avenue. Jersey City.
They were informed that Miss Knapp had taken
a dose OF morphine in mistake for medicine.
The young woman was then In critical condi-
tion, and the doctors almost despaired of saving
her life. They labOred with her, however until
$3.50 A. NJ, when she rallied, and an hour later
was pronounced out Of danger. Miss Knapp Is
% years old ana koeps dressmaking estab-
lishment at 81 Kearney avenue.
The sun., 1897-07-23
Decreased na,,rond Earning. In Michigan.

LANSING. Mich July 22.-Railroad Commits
sioner Wesselius reports that tho Michigan
earnings OF railroad companies for the first five
months of 1897 show decrease OF 1915 per
cent from those for the same period OF 1896,
when the aggregate was ~ ,293, 700, The earn.
$3.50, $50 less than for May. 1896.
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Cost or the Ciyn service Commission.

WASHINGTON. July 22.-AccordinE to a report
made to the Senate the Civil Service Commits
sion has cost since it was established in 1888,
up to July l last $S23,2s9. or this amount
&B69, l69 was paid for salaries and travelling
expenses, and $l64, 1aO for stationery, printing,
rent, sc.
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"T.rrlble Feter Iya.slI nanrna.

wHKEsBARRE, Pa. July 22.-"Terrlble Pete"
wassil, murderer of Joseph Kupersavage, a
fellow Lithuanian. was hanged here this morn
ing. Tears ran down Pete's face. but he did not
OF WAY
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For DebiIitatsd Men.
Horurord,s Acid PLosphate.

DR.. J. b. ALEXANDER, Charlotte, n. o., says at
Is not only pleasant TO the taste. but ranks among
the best OF nerve tonics for debitAtod men. ."-AdA
The sun., 1897-07-23

During re lull in boxing circles Dan Stuart
ard Billy Brady are both active figuring on Q
isti Cdrniy al which they intend TO hold next
fall at Carson or Reno. From all reports Brady
and Stuart are not TO go in the scheme together,
but are. it is said. to be rivals So far four
matches have been spoken Of The chief one
under consideration outside OF the Maher-
Sharkey battle is the Kid Mccoy Dan Creedon
MILL Brady, owing TO the fact that he is Nc
Coy manager. will. it is thought, not have
much trouble in securing this battle. The next
in Importance is the Lavigne.McPartland en-
counter. and then comes the international affair
between George Dixon and Jack MCGOWAN OF
Australia.
The latter will be. practically speaking,
Dixon first finish fight since he defeated Solly
Smith for the championship at Coney Island
Sept. -, 1898. Brady is particularly anxious
| to get this MILL and will hang up big purse.
| Stuart also wants the fight Buck Connolly
| says that no one has claim for the services Of
either Maher or Sharkey. although it looks as IL
| ported that the lattor has offered $4,000
! for. the mill. Connolly maintains that he
| will play no favorites, and that the highest
| bidder will receive the much talked of combat.
| So far $4,000 has been offered for the MOZART.
and and LaviCne contest. This match, II 10
comes OFF, will practically decide who 10 the best
| light weight.
! The expense OF the carnival, which is to run
for at least week. will foot up II present plans
arc carr ed out, to at least $40. 900 Both stuart
| and Brady nrc figuring on holding their shows
| in September and October. Ii 10 not so cold in
| Nevada at that time. and they believe that this
| fact will make the attendance larger.
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President C"rlawa, May 90 to the Lake shore.

CLEVELAND July 22--It Is believed here that
Mr. s H. Callnway. President OF the Nickel
Plate road will succeed the late Mr.. Caldwell
as President OF the Lake shore.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr.'s. yeda Arrives -
HFiatOI,

SEwroRT July 23.-Cornelus Vanderbilt, Jr..
arrived a' Bristol shortly after o o'clock to-
l44ht in his 9O.iUotcr Neda. wAch sprung heE
mn-i In tU-lHy.s race and was unable 10 come
Ia, Is To Newport against the Wind. She Wal
not blown out TO Or near the sea.
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McCo, Knock. Ont Moere ,n the second Round

BUFFALO. July 22.-Kid Mccoy knocked out
DIX Moore in the second round OF their fight
before lhe Olympic A. C. tonight Moore was
big and hruwny, but proved no match for the
Kid. Tommy Ryan, who is matched TO meeb
Mccoy and spike" sullivan wcro among the
spectators. Frank Erne and McCoys brother
were behind the Kid.
The men went into the ring at 1918 O'Clock.
There were 9. 800 persons present. Mccoy started
the game with swing on Moore's ribs and
Moore responded with two light body blows.
Mccoy punched Moore lightly on the head twice
and the crowd cried: stop playing with himr"
Mccoy laughed and started al Moore, but the
bell rang. Moore rushed the Kid In he opening
Of be second round and got right and lefe
on the face
Mccoy feinted. drew up close to Moore. ana
rppercVt him neatly. Moore went down on his
| again. got inside OF Mooros guard. and swung
his right to, the chin and then his left. Moore
tell on his face anu had to be carried TO his
chnir. Mccoy never had an easier victory.
In the preliminRrics Jack Baty OF Buffalo,
colorcd. received the decision over Dock Payne
OF Cleveland IN ten rounds.
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TRoTTISG AND PACING.
Derby PrinccHs Defeats Cephns, the Favorfta
in Three Fast Heats.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and broadway.
Thlrty.second and Broadway.

In Three Fnnt Heats.
DETROIT. July 22-The track at Crosse Point
to-day was fast and the attendance fair. Every
race was decided in straight heats. but in sew
eral instances there were sharp finishes. In the
2:1o trot seven horses faced the starter, with
Cephas the favorite in the pools at $50 and the
field S75. When sold out. Derby Princess
brought $15. Bouncer had the pole, but lost 10
to Derby Princess at the first turn. She held 10
to the wire with ease. winning by three lengths
from Pilot Boy. The rear guard narrowly CO
capped the distance flag.
In the second heat Derby Princess sold for S2k
against $50 for the field. Derby Princess and Pilot
raced on even terms to the head OF the stretch.
when the former drew away and won handily
from Bouncer, who came fast at the finish. Derby
Princess then sold as q 2 to favorite against
the field. She won the third heat after stalling
off the furious rush Of Cephas and Athanio, who
passed under the wire heads apart in the order
named.
In the OBS pace. bettors saw only Sally Toler
and paid $50 for her to S25 for the field. She
won hands down in every heat. although gently
pushed by Allen w. After the first heat not .
dollar was put up against the speedy mare.
In the 2:27 trot Tho Monk was zen money
pole. but lost it on the second turn to The Monk.
They evened things up at the head of the
stretch and raced home, Nancy losing close to
the wire hy bad break. She was set back to
third place The Monk then sold for $50 and
the field for Ss The Monk won the other two
heats with -nse, Marie giving to him the only
sign OF contest. Summaries:
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WOODBURY'S ':s:.: s$:3:r. go
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Talk OF Stuart and Brady Holding Separate
Carniyala Mt Nevada.

n ~ yVsss ssssss :
Time-2:l6a, 2:17ia. 2:lea4.
The herald., 1897-12-30
TO coNTHR NEXT WEEK
Council water supply Committee
Desires u Act at Once


The water supply committee cf the
council. to whom was referred the mat
ter of opening negotiations for the pur-
chase of the plant of the City Water
company, sent the following self-ex-
planatory letter to the company yester-
day:
Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 20, 1897.
s. H. Mott. Esq. Secretary, City.
Dear Sir: Your valued favor OF Decem-
Der 81 is at hand and has been duly con-
sidered by this committee. Noting the
desire of the companies you represent
to enter into negotiations looking to the
turning over of their plant to the city
of Los Angeles, we beg to state that it
would be fully in keeping with the de-
sires of this committee to meet any rep
resentative whom the companies You
represent may select to act for them at
any time you may designate. 1t having
been reported to our committee that it
would be inconvenient to arrange a
meeting during the present week we
would now ask that you kindly set any
day next week that would be convenient
for your representatives to confer with
this committee. Awaiting your valued
reply, we remain. respectfully yours,
F. M. NICKELL.
c. H. TOLL.
E. L. BLANCHARD. y
Water Supply Committee.
The herald., 1897-12-30
A Show for Lawyers

FRESNO, Cal, Dec. 29-The death of
Ed Lloyd, the supposed owner of the
Confidence mine, has resulted In pecu-
liar way. The Fresno Flume and Irriga-
ton Company CLAIMS the property under
from Lloyd, and has placed a man in
charge. of the mine. The Public Admin
istrator. claiming for absent heirs, dis
putes the deeds, and had man in
charge. George Green, a creditor of
Lloyd. was granted special letters of
administration. Finally, James Smith
of San Jose, brother-in-law of de-
ceased, appeared upon the scene this
afternoon and will claim the property
in the name of his wife.
Lloyd recently refused $4,000 for the
mine.
The herald., 1897-12-30
WILL TRY AGAIN
Asphalt Tests Will Probably Be made
in This State

President Mathuss of the board of pub
lie works received yesterday from Wash
ington, D. G.. the official notification that
the government chemists could not,
under the rules of their departments,
make the tests of asphaltum which the
council desired to have made. The let
ter is very brief and is in reply to one
sent to Washington two weeks ago when
the board decided upon the plan pro-
posed by the city engineer.
Mr.. Mathuss said yesterday that the
board had not given up hope of having
the tests made but now it would be nee
essary to have the work done by some
chemist in this state. 1t has not been
decided who will be asked to make the
tests, as in that matter it is neces-
sary to consult the asphaltum compan-
les.
These companies have each put S100 on
deposit in the city clerks Office to pay
the expenses of making the tests and
now that the plan to have a government
expert do the work has failed, some of
them want their money returned to
them.
The herald., 1897-12-30
A BARK wrecked

VICTORIA, B. c.. Dec. 2s.-At midi
night word was received from Tatoosh
that the vessel reported ashore by Cap
tain Debney of the Umatilla, was the
bark Tidal Wave. Capt. Lancaster.
which left Tacoma December 1S, with
lumber for San Pedro, Cal. She Is now
being towed into Port Townsend by the
tug Sea Lion.
All the bark's boats are missing, from
which 1t is supposed that the officers and
crew. fearing she was going to sink, put
Off and left her to her fate.
AS there has been very rough weather
since the bark went to sea ten days ago,
it is feared the boats and their occupants
have been lost
The bark Tidal Wave was built at
Port Madison twenty-eight years ago.
and has nearly always engaged in the
coast lumber trade. Her home Is at
Tacoma, where she is owned.
The herald., 1897-12-30
Coinage at Denver

DENVER, Dec. 29.-The books of the
United States Branch Mint for the year
1897 are now closed. The deposits of
gold were the largest ever received. The
total will slightly exceed $12.200.0O0. and
a conservative estimate made by the
mint officials places the entire output
of Colorado at $22, 200. 900 in round figures.
1t is claimed here that Colorado will go
far ahead of California. as it is said to be
doubtful if California's output will touch
the $4,000, 900 mark. Last year Colora-
dos output was SIC. 100000 and that of
California was 81, 100000, and the total
product Of the country was SCI, 200. .926.
The great increase in the Colorado out
put this year will send the total Of the
United States to the SO, ,0O0, 900 mark.