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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
financial.
union PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Six Per Cent. Collateral Trust Notes.
81 WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. March ~. 1897
To the Holders of
Union Pacific Railway Company
Six Per Cent. Collateral Trust Notes
Secured by Indentrre OF September 4, 1871

AT the -eae-t OF holders Of large amounts the above
described have been engaged for some time past
in plan by which the desire Of certain note
holders payment shall be met ana NJ
the time the remaining notehoders and other parties
Din consideration II 81 preferred stock of
the reosanized Unon Railway Company az mere
matter mentioned shall 20 take over the ooa-
erai pledged for present debt and TO qu-
date within dehnite period In such manner as
snail avoid any unnecessary dsnteGration OF the Union
Pacific system.
In turtherance ~ these purposes and after long negoa
tons. and with the cooperation Of the Committee con-
ssng Of Messrs Moore Alexander and Atkins an asee-
ment has been reached with the Union Pacific Kergafza-
ton Committee providing present notes shall be
deposited with the deposltor receiving new 'e'h
cate Of $1,000 for each $1,000 deposited These ne"
Certificates VIII be limited in amount 20 - 4sSOoo being
the same the OF outstanding Inc
deposited vii used By for the purpose OF
forecosng the and Of purchasing the col
lateral held Hereunder FAR deemed advisable The
securities acquired be administered and sradu-
ally lqudat-d by substan'ally in the same way We
are now doing FOR the purpose o, redeeming the new
Certificates after paying interest thereon at per cent
per annum from February J. 1897.
In consideration OF the this agreement. and
Of the opportunity thereby Union Pacific
Committee to all OF the properties held by
FOR these Certificates that Committee agrees that
the reorganlzed Union Pacific Company shall 10 each
Certificate holder - per par its pre-
ferred stock when Issued H. by February l. 1902 there
to said preferred stock. equal the Of the new
Certificates with interest accrued that date then all
the securities shall sold. and the proceeds TO the
necessary shall be applied toward such payment
II insufficient then first. pay all Interest and
secondly 70 make ratabe distribution on account OF
principal. The Union Pacific Reorganization COMMITTEES
assumes responsibility the result Of such qui-
dalton
Arrangements have also been made with Syndicate
to underwre the financial requirements Of the pan and
purchase any which the holders may desire T.
sell rather than 10 deposit hereunder.
Copies OF the with the Union Pacific Reorgan
zaton Committee be obtained at our Office. and all
not-holders Those desiring
avail arrangement therein forth hereby
notified deposit their with obtaining suitable
receipts therefor.
Holders who prefer sell their to The Syndicate
par informed that they DO so ct
Office.
The right Is terminate either or both OF
these offers a any time.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
rrhics ~ March u $50,


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Prize :nss- 20 ~ "a prime dull ais 81 Pofk-
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<3s Dse@a rs hnort cut about II 70 10 n. etesdy az
a. Cos shc. -nDerana cut, about 2S 80 No. stendy
iong clear s To aDout D. 10 - ~ steady 2ss I'd
Zs e. long ni' nEai about 30 3s n steady al
steady a, o. a. Hlddes. heavy. about 40 20 - No.
% STEADY az nor clear mddes, heavy about - to
sesdy az 1s ~ ~ % clear bellies about ~ IL ib
Al DC. r.- 20 shgulders-About ~ 10 IA n steady
Arere4n nnss, I'M, Western spot dull 22s cheese-
ys-prnae cy ss ana coorcd steady at 57s 81. Tai
,shned dull a, h. n at U.s. ca cottonseed o-Lverpoo
"ssncsmon spiriie q turpentne firm 2os %
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned committee
completed plan and agreement Of reorganization,
copies which be obtained from the CentFa Ir'
COMPANY OF New York 81 Street. New YORK CITY
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION
IN. mortgages are 10 torecosed and the properties
purchased by the Committee who Will cause new .o'
pany be organized TO acquire the property aA ''"
chises OF the old Companies
The Company will issue the Following
NEW SECURITIES.
SIG 600 900 First Mortgage Bonds.
bearing interest at per until the year 1908 and
per cent thereafo-: principal and interest payable In
1850 in United States gold coin OF present standard
nteres. payable in New York City sen-annualy Mort
gage 10 and franchises Of the new
Company, including afer-acquired property
s. Stock five per cent non-cunuiaVe'
sl3 900 600 Common Ste OK
Asserting security holders will be entitled to cash and
lie securities follow5:
BROOKLYN FRS; Mortgage Bonds and for each bond:
Union First Mor,gas- Ponds
$50 in cash FOR each coupon maturing on AND
AFTER APRIL |, 1897. pending reorganization
$1,000 new FRS, Mortgage Bond
500 Stock.
Sensible Bonds contributing 10 the Conn
rittee 500 cash per bond. for each bond:
$40 in cash for coupon maturing pending reor-
Eanzaton.
$1,000 Mortgage Bond.
Also 500 preferred stock for such cash con'rou-
Brooklyn second mortgage bonds contributing to ths
Committee 500 cash per bond. for each bond:
CanizatoE-
500 In FIRST mortgage bonds
$500 new preferred stock
Also 500 new preferred for such cash ccnrtsu
ton.
Union mortgage income bonds. contributing 70
the Committee 800 cash per bond for each bond
500 preferred stock
$500 IN new common stock
Also 500 new for such cash contribution
BROOKLYN stock contributing the Committee $40 cash
per share OF old stock.
STE IN new comm IN stock share Of old stock
$40 preferred stock for such cash contribution
Cash contributions be payable called by mo
Committee. securities TO Be delivered when reor-
gan.zation is completed.
The holders OF outstanding first and second mortgage
bonds and stock Companies requested TO de-
poe their holdings with the Central Trust Company Of
New York under the agreement lodged with that Com
pany subject order OF the undersigned as Reor-
saniza.on Committee Negotiable viii be Issued
for IN. depos,ted securities the judgmen; OF the
Committee q sutnci OF bonds shall have been
40 deposited the plar will declared effective.
The new securities required FOR the purpose Of the
REORGANIZATION are 20 held future requirements
under conditions referred to in the agree
nent.
NEW YORK. March q. 1897
Ftp. OIcott.
Chairman,
james T. Woodward, ! COMMITTEE.
Charles Parsons,
Ernst ThaImann.
Leonard Lewtsohn,
ADRIAN H. JOI.INE J. " WALLACE. Sec'y.
Counsel. "a Wall ST.. y 7.
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Business Opportunities.

,,,o RAILROAD CONTRACTORS AND BULDnRs:
| We wish confer wth rAiiFo"d eehtra'tots ana
Of railroad In petnsyiy AHA and take payment in bonds
Tor hriiatnr said road. For full particulars address
Poem q No h Wood ST. Plttsburg Pa
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A EMBELLISHMENTS and .ubscris lions for The rrib-
49, their Uptown once, No. 1922 Broad
"A nd door north Of 3ls st.. gn,ii o'clock .. ad-
way ~ 80 received the following branch Offices
V.Iais, ofcs rates until Q CLOCK y m. VIA ~ Sun
cor 23t- l52 e,n-ase.' cor l2tl-s, Mac s.
Cth ns vas, i2-st 6thaye % East lith-st 81
st., lvo between TN stn $50 i7th-
WeS sd-ave. between 10Th and I1th SITS lo.6 90
81 LOO T1s lst-ave. near s9th-st $50 I'D
ave ns near iist-st 554 3d-aye 80 b'eeeker St s2s
nys a9os sa-eys go Es:i 7D,6,H5 is2l ID
svs ;r.t leth-s aos East ssh-si 80 stn.asSs eei
et 1868 "a ave- Ds sh-evsi LIB 2d-avs
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j. =. MORGAN & CO.

DvERTISER KNOWING opportunity in
"A large close New-YCrk corporation. where he
conndentIaly employed FOR oderats yielding
annually and large in principal.
Absolutely safe will help investor interest in
return for fifty realized
few years Full Investigation solicited OPPORTUNITY.
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

- a, au' AZ - 3D. old steady p lOd March dull
q 10 April dull at q 8,sd May dull al Is nd Flour
81 Louis fancy winter dull AZ "a ga Hons az Landau
Paeinc coast firm a, ss6s5s "
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BROKERS DIFFER.

Is II for or against interest Of brokers to display
before their customers Lees Illustrating ruc
tuaons average prices intrinsic values and the causes
O., auctuatons7 There IS difference Of opinion. some
brokers claim that they useful than ticker
others think they show much The VcePresicents OF
The Chicago Milwaukee 81. Paul Ry, the LOUISVILLE
Nashville Railroad. Mr. Stephen Little the famous expert
on railroad accounts the President u the New York
Produce Exchange and hundreds successful nnancers
investors traders have given written endorsements
Of our newly invented illustrated works which shows at
glance fluctuations in the prices of Stocks
bonds grain cotton S5OOo0 10 produce
these works and the cndorsements prove their character
and usefulness You speculate or invest success
fully without them The price Of illustrated values Is
800 and the price illustrated Manual contain
ing graphic Illustrations object lessons. &C. sloOo
Remit
LEES FINANCIAL AGENCY.
Inventors & Publishers Wall 81. n. Y.
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j. p. MORGAN & co.

NETWORK. March 49, 1897.
III. Undersigned Committee under the Trust Indenture
Of September 1891 between the Union Pacific Railway
Company and Drexe. Morgan & Co. recommend all note
holders depos. under the Aforementioned plan
they believe will be for the best interest
OF al parties n their
j. PIERPONT MORGAN.)
JOHN A. STEWART.
EDWD. KING >Commftfee.
6 T.. ORR.
E. ELLERY ANDERSON
NEW YORK. March ~. 1897.
Tn. unde-sign.d Committee. under agreement Of De-
r.rb.r "a 1896 hereby signifies It's entire approval Of
IN, .bovea..c-ib.d being for the bes,
interests ~ the noteholdsrs.
All no,ehoidsrs who deposited their notss With the
Mercantile Trust Company. with the American Lean
and Trust Company advised surrender such
certs 10 Messrs p. Morgan & Co.. and 70 obtain
cept. under arrangement. Caiess surren-
der-d they cannot participate in said Arrangement
Holders Of existing receipts who do not desire to pur-
sue this please present their receipts 10 the
Further action by COMMITTEES is hereby abandoned
JOHN G.. MOORE,
EDWIN F. ATKINS. Comm fttee.
JAMES w ALEXANDER
BY ALVIN W. kRECH. Secretary.
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Dipnos an0 Organs


:, -Lanieman upright piano. little used. Fao-
- tory 125 to East liithsI
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Columbus, Hooking Valley & Toledo
Railway Company,

In OF the appointment Of Receiver and the de-
fault admitted by the Company TO be inevitable in
neDt Of coupons March ist. 1897 It's Five Per
Cent Bond. holders Of ALL CLASSES OF BONDS OK
sa,d Company invited deposit with for
mutual protection.
suitable looking 20 tho reorganization OF
property will be prepared and submitted
70 ali deposition. for approval. Pending determination
in this respect prepared advance S23 each
81 600 . per cent. bond deposited with
Negotiable receipts will be Issued for bonds deposited.
for which IN due course a quotation the New-York
Stock Exchange Will be asked.
j. =. MORGAN & CO.
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
O'fA No. 4 Montgomery Street.
san Francisco, Cal. March 18th, 1897.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockhold-
er. Of the Southern Pacnc Company. for the election
ensuing and .or
=. ,ch ether business be brought before the
n9 will held a. the Office eI me Company N the ely
=. i sg7 at IL clock Pursuant a resolution
A Of Directors the stock transfer books Of the
OF tns vil be closed from II O'clock noon satI rday
srS o7h 1881 to 10 o'clock A NJ Thursday April 9TH
1891. T. c WRIGHT s.c-.,arv
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
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SPEYER & CO.,
80 BROAD STREET.
OFFICE OF THE
81. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Railway Company.

NEW YORK March 8. 1897
THIS Company has made arrangements with Mesers
verrnilys e Company and Kuhn Loeb & Company
tend the First and second Mortgage by
81 Louis & Iron Mountain Railroad Company ma ur.ng
May ist next principal to be payable in nifty
from that date and the extended First Mort
gage Bonds August February list and the extended
Second Mortgage Bonds May ist and November lst in
each year; both principal and ineres, be payable in
T. s Gold Cola Of present standard OF weight and
anenes- The interest extended lst Mse. bonds
Will be OF 4ia per and on the
extended End Mtge. bonds OF per cent
The Company the right TO of at any time
either or both issues lO5 cent
and accrued interest upon giving six months notice OF
intention do.
The right extend above. has been reserved TO
such Of the present holders desire to avail OF H.
in the subioned notice
st. Louis, Iron Mountain Southern RwN 70.
BY A. II. CALEF. Treasurer.
NEW YORK. March S. 1897.
REFERRING to the above notice holders OF the above
named bnds desiring extend them Will have the priv-
loo. 40 20 do until April 18TH upon the payment OF
cent OF the amount OF their bonds provided they snail
nosv us ,rior TO that Of their wish to extend and
h.u .a, the amount and the numbers Of their bonds
or and after April 10Th The Mercantile Trust Company
-, ~ -.,araa 10 receive bonds upon order and
-. ,b. new forms OF extension coupon sheets
them.
W. are now prepared TO purchase at and accrued
,ss, ,se bonds OF any holders who may desire sell
rather than 70 extend
YermiIye & Co. Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Nassau Pine St@. Nos 27-,9 Pine ST.
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finanral Glrrtions.
OFFICE OF THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
81 and Liberty Street New York
New York March Gh. 1897.
THE ANNUAL meeting OF the stock holders or
4 this Company will be held u Monday. April bth
1897 al p M a the Office OF the Company for tho
nnrnose Of elecng Board Of Directors for the
VAR ana for the Of such other business
ynsy come before the Transfer books will DO
c,ossd ON March goth and reOpened April 9th.
~ WILLIAM p. DIXON. Secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY
Improvement Mortgage Bonds,
Due Oct. 1, 1897.
once OF Philadelphia and Reading Railway Co..
phUasefnhfa Ma


Philadelphia March 4. 1897
hi, companv has made a arrangement with Messrs
Drexe Co. to extend Improvement Mortgage Bonds
issued by he Philadelphia Reading Company
maturing October LIST next period OF fty year, from
annum payable seu-annualy. the first days OF Octo
April year. the once OF the said Rail-
way Company in the City Philadelphia both principal
States OF the present Of weight and hneness
without deduction for any imposed by the United
States or the State OF Pennsylvania under present
bonds to continue unmpaired and the Reading Company
also to become responsible Of the principal
and interest Of the said bonds
The right extend above has been reserved such
present holders shall deposit their bonds for that
purpose with Drexe. & Co. Philadelphia J. p Morgan
Co. New York J. 5. Morgan & Co.. London On or be-
fore April 18th. 1897.
lected Will be cashed a, tirs deposit the
time depostors will be paid SO in cash each $1,000
bond being the difference interest tn. Of
1897 to the presen, OF maturity OF thu bond o
tober Is. 1897
Such bonds as may not be extended by the holders
will be paid a maturity.
PHIL Adj PHlA AND READING RAILWAY CO..
BY W. A. CHURCH, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, New York and London
March 4th. 1897.
Referring 70 the abov. notice OF the Philadelphia and
adv ecelv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

INTEREST MAY 1sT AND NOVEMBER 1sT.
PAYABLE IN NEW YORK OR CHICAGO.
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financial.

financial.
S6,000,000
West Chicago Street
Railroad Company
SO FORTy.YEAR
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
part Of an Issue Limited 10 s12. 800. 0oo)
PRINCIPAL DUE NOVEMBER isT. 1885.
INTEREST MAY IsT AND NOVEMBER 1sr.
PAYABLE IN NEW YORK OR CHICAGO
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Coupon Bonds in dcnomi N ntiOns OF Hl.OoO
each. with registration provision. Sc
cured by Mortgage to the Central Trust
Company of New York and George
sherman. Trustees.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-08
He Draws a Big Crowd in
California.
AND NOW TRILBY is IN MOURNING
Mrs. Bradbury Was HypnOtIzed, But
She Has Recovered and Knows
All About 1t.


ALAMEDA, CAL, July 7.-William j..
Bryan reached this city this morning.
He was met at Oakland by a large COM
mlttee of citizens and with his party was
driven to this city. The visitors disem-
barked at the Mastic station and carri-
ages were taken. A drive was given
through the principal residence thor
oughfares, terminating at the Park
hotel, where an informal reception took
place, when a number of ladies were
presented to the distinguished guest.
Breakfast was served, and in response
to the toast, "W. J. Bryan the next
president" Bryan said:
"I am not so much interested in who
shall be the next president of the United
States as am that the next president
will be man who will not veto silver
bill when it comes before him."
At the conclusion of the breakfast
there was a procession in which all the
Alameda Bimetallic League, comprising
about 600 men, took part. The line of
march led up to stand at the corner of
Santa Clara avenue and Walnut street,
where Bryan delivered an address on
Equality Before the Law" to about
5000 people.
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Some May Die.

MEDFoRD, Or, July 6.-News has just
reached here that at the Fourth of July
horseracing at Browdsboro, this county,
Monday, there was serious accident to
several persons, some of whom may die.
In the excitement of the race several
persons rushed on the track, and did not
get off until the horse that Marsh Gar
rett was riding ran over them. Garrett's
horse ran over Frank Nichols, a Mr.
Tucker and two girls of the name Of
Thurn burg, the older of whom was seri.
ousiy hurt, as was Mr.. Tucker. The
horse fell. throwing Garrett and bruising
him about the head very badly. His
brother came to Medford with him to-
day, and his wounds were dressed. How
seriously the others are hurt is not YET
ascertained
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-08
The Grandest Remedy.

Mr.. r. B. Greeve, merchant of
Chilhowie, Va, certifes that hes had
consumption, was given up to die,
sought all medical treatment that money
could procure, tried all cough remedies
he could hear of, but got no relief; spent
many nights sitting up in chair; was
induced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery,
and was cured by the use of two bottles.
For past three years has been attending
to busines, and says DR.. Kings New Dis
covery is the grandest remedy ever made,
as it has done so much for him and also
for others in his community. DIR. Kings
New Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs,
Colds and Cosumption. 1t don't fail.
Trial bottle free at Blakeley &Houghton' Is
Drug store. (2)
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FOR REFORM IN FINANCE.
Currency Question to Come Up at the
Present Session.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-President Nc
Kinley called special meeting of the
cabinet for today. After a discussion
lasting over an hour the cabinet decided
that the president should send to con-
gress message recommending legislation
providing for a committee to adjust the
currency question of the country.
It is the expectation of the president
that the subject will receive the attention
of congress during the present extra
session. The message itself is written
and is short. Its principal feature is a
quotation from the presidents inaugural
address on the financial subject.
The tariff bill was not considered at
the meeting today except in its bearing
on the currency commission proposition.
The president will ask authority to
name nine commissioners and for an ap-
preparation for the expenses of the COM
mission, but will not make suggestions
as to the political or other composition
of the commission, nor will he make any
suggestion as to the lines of investiga-
tion. He will himself call attention to
the necessity of reform in our currency
and national banking laws, and state
that in his opinion that reform is
equally important with the enactment
of protective tariff law.
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w anted.

Agents for "Queen Victoria, Her
Reign and Diamond Jubilee" Over
flowing with latest and richest pictures.
Contains the Endorsed biography Of Her
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remarkable reign, and full account OF
the Diamond Jubilee. Only $1.50. Big
book. Tremendous demand. Bonanza
Credit given. Freight paid. Outfit
free. Write quick for outfit and terri
tory. The Dominion Company, Dept.
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Baseball Girls.
granted.

At McMinnville the 4th of July pro-
gram had something new, it being a
game of baseball between nine girls and
nine old men, the former winning. The
names of the players are:
Girls-Mary Weston, Stella Kinman,
Ollie Mulligan, Carrie Mulligan, Flossie
Blair, Ruby Gilbaugh, Alma Jellison,
Ada Wilson, Rosa Gan Buskirk.
Old mend. A. Judy, G. Smith, ]. L.
Ladd, ]. w. Briedwell, R. W. Phillips,
T. ]. Jellison, = Mahcod, G. R. Jack, A.
Dorm.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-08
A LArrER-DAY TR1LBY.
She Declares That Hypnotism Caused
Her Downfall.

She Declares That Hypnotism Caused
Her Downfall.
SAN Francisco, July There are
said to be prospects now that the runa-
way wife of Millionaire John Bradbury,
of Los Angeles, will shortly appear in a
new and rather sensational role. 1t is
asserted that the alleged hypnotic spell
under which her friends claim that her
eloping companion, H. Russell Ward,
has held her, is now dispelled to that
extent that she is ready and willing to
go upon the witness stand next Thurs
day and testify against her lover.
The story which it is said Mrs. Brad
bury may tell under oath, will be some
thing decidedly startling. 1t is to par
take of hypnotism. When she arrived
in this city last Friday with Ward, she
boasted she would never think of leaving
him and returning to her home. She
now refuses to hold any communication
with Ward. She avows that she cannot
for the life of her understand her former
conduct, except that she has been the
victim of some awful control that she
could neither fathom nor resist.
Mrs. Bradbury has promised her
mother to whom she is entirely recon-
ciled, that she will never again counten-
ance Wards attentions, nor even toler-
ate his friendship. She says she will
never speak to him or permit him to
fO
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-08
Fatal Gases in Detriot.

DETROIT, Mich, July 6.-The list of
persons who died in this city yesterday
from sunstroke and heat prostrations
was swelled today by 13. One boy was
killed in runaway caused by fireworks,
and little girl was fatally burned. Fif-
teen others were injured by fireworks.
The adults who died from sunstroke
are Conrad Stelime, Mrs. A. o. Walskbi,
Miss Catherine Orr, Mrs. Webber, q. B.
Birthwhistle, Patrick Cummings. The
others were young children.