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The herald., 1898-01-30

FOR SALE
When you get 2-story house. with all
modern improvements, including cellar,
furnace, walks, ETC., on good lot 50x13O,
graded street, ETC.. for S2500. there is GER
tainly no room left for complaint. We
can do it. JOHNSON & KEENEY,
The herald., 1898-01-30

s3000-10 acres near the Santa F'e depot
al Anaheim: planted to citrus and de-
ciduous fruits, vines and small fruits;
3 shares water stock: 4-room, hard-fin-
ished house; windmill, tank, etc. for
Los Angeles city and will assume. 5-99.
The herald., 1898-01-30

FOR SALE
-$750-
Neat little cottage, all fenced, chicken.
house, barn: lot 40x150 to alley; lot well
improved; ornamental trees, flowers, etc.
Other bargains in smaller and larger
properties. One for $l05O, worth $500; a
few $3.50 lots left; $25 cash. $40 per month.
For snaps see us.
w. j. SCHEREL CO..
10S s. Broadway, or cor. Central ave-
and Adams st. 30
The herald., 1898-01-30

FOR SALE
Furniture and business of a very fine
rooming house; full of roomers; can be
bought very cheap; good reasons for
selling.
M. l.. SAMSON & CO.,
80 12S w. Fourth ST.
The herald., 1898-01-30

$4000-Clear. 10 acres in Garden Grove; s
acres in alfalfa; balance in variety OF
fruit including small fruit; all fenced; 2
story 11-room house, hard finished; flow
ing well; for Iowa property. 9-Si.
The herald., 1898-01-30

$12 ,O00--Lot 75x1l0, opposite postoffice.
on Winston st; will take half trade; bal
ance mortgage. 1918
The herald., 1898-01-30

FOR SALE
An elegant 20-room house, clearing
SIS per month on Broadway. Call Mon
day or Tuesday on
r. Z. MUNCY,
30 10SR w. Third st.
The herald., 1898-01-30

$11 S00-11S acres fine, level land near the
S. z. depot at Tustin; clear for eastern
property. 0-166
The herald., 1898-01-30

$4000-Mortgage $1,000: lot 40x120, g.
room house on w. Eleventh ST.; equity
for vacant lots or smaller place. S-S4.
The herald., 1898-01-30

FOR SALE-GENTLE DRIVING HORSE.
only $40 cash; will take any reasonable
offer. 3137 Maple ave. 30
The herald., 1898-01-30

HOWE & oBEAR.
The herald., 1898-01-30

S2s00-3-story brick block, close in, rent
ing for $4,000 per year: will take half trade,
balance long time, at low rate Of inter-
est. 1871.
The herald., 1898-01-30

$6000-Close in, Groom house, large lc
rented for $50 per month.
The herald., 1898-01-30

For Exchange-$6000; G acres on Vernon
ave.; in alfalfa, fruit walnuts, ETC.; city
water for irrigation; fenced on three
sides; 7-room modern house, barn. ETC.;
will take house and lot in the city as
part payment. 1S-41.
The herald., 1898-01-30

$3000-Mortgage $1,000; a large lot on
Oakland ave-. Pasadena. and house
of Z rooms, all modern; will trade equity
for Boyle Heights, improved or unin-
proved. 14-12.
The herald., 1898-01-30

FOR SALE-BEST LODGING HOUSE
ever offered in Los Angeles; "a rooms !;
rent only $50 near Hill ST., and very CEN
trail; price, $500; part cash. Apply !. d.
BARNARD, 10S S. Broadway.
FOR SALE-FIRST CLASS LODGING
house; 60 rooms; good business. Apply
room 10 Freeman block. If
The herald., 1898-01-30

100000 lots on Vermont ave-; 53x130
each; want close-in property; will as
sumo. 1911.
The herald., 1898-01-30

S25. .600-Close in business street building
renting for $120 per month.
The herald., 1898-01-30
FIVE CENTS A. LINE

FOR SALE-RELIABLE,S SAFE FAMILY
horse, very cheap, or will trade and pay
cash for good young surrey horse. II.
VERCH, room 50 Temple block. so
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Caught the Thief.

Great Falls, Oct. 13.-Chief Guerin
has added more laurels to his name by
the capture of the man who robbed the
jewelry store Of l.. Solomon a few
nights ago.. The plumber is valued at
$500 and most of IL has been recovered.
while the thief. one william Randolph.
a colored man. Is behind the bars. The
prisoner was formerly a soldier at Fort
A~ssinniboine and came to this city a
few weeks ago. since which tins he has
been posing as a detective, exhibiting
with pride a commission from an ANA
teur or fake detective agency in the
East. Guerin has suspected him of the
burglary from The first, n by watch
ing him and his actions was able to
obtain evidence which is thought suffi-
cient to convict him. Several razors
were discovered in his room and he is
known to a disposed of several
watches which were among the stolen
booty. Last night Guerin received a
tip which led to the investigation Of
a MANURE heap by the side OF the old
millrace on the river. and after digging
up a few feet a small valise containing
the bulk of the stolen jewelry was dis
covered.
Randolph still maintains his inno-
cence but a few days confinement and
a little of the sweating process will
probably make him weaken.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLIES.
The Largest Hall In the Town wouldn't
Hold the Crowd.

The Largest Hall a. the rbwn wouldn't
Hold the Crowd
Great Falls. Oct. 13.-The reports
from Neihart and Belt show that very
successful democratic rallies were held
in those places yesterday and this ev-
ening. respectively. At Neihart there
was a good-sixed crowd AND much en-
thusiasm. A telephone message from
that town says that the people turned
out in such numbers that the largest
hall in the town was not sufficient to
hold them and an overflow meet
ing was arranged. Hartman and the
other speakers were repeatedly cheer
ed and a~pplauded in the course of their
remarks. and IL one may Judge by the
feeling displayed. Neihart and the rest
of the mining district of the county is
going to give the democrats a heavy
vote this fall. The report from the
meeting at Belt this evening is much
the same.
The speakers were welcomed by the
brass band and the citizens and prior
to the rally the members of the dem
ocratic club. with a membership OF over
200. paraded the streets. Here again an
overflow meeting a to be arranged
and the enthusiasm ran high. Among
those who accompanied the speakers
were A. c. Gormley. George II. Stan
ton and A. f. Rogers. All of this II
In marked contrast to the shame-faced
campaign which is being conducted by
the republicans though the latter have
arranged to have the I'VE Toms. Carter
and Marshall, hold funeral services
here on next Tuesday evening.
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articles which signify his position and
other details point to h same conciu-
sion The girl Inc he at first claimed
the relation of father n daughter.
but they have abandoned that plea
and have practically admitted that
Wong Lee and Joe Wing ,Aent from
San Francisco at some ones order to
effect the release or abduction OF the
girl. The fact that they brought the
girl by this route instead of taking
her direct to the coas WAS probably
lone because there are members OF
the same tong In Helena who would
assist I'm concealing the flight OF the
girl. As IL Ia Great Falls will see more
OF the heather within its gates than
IL has known since the town sprane
up. and a strange procession escorted
the misguided son of a dragon, who had
presumed TO open q laundry here.
across h river. together with all Of
his effects. and quietly assured him
that he and his people were not desired
in the composition Of the city of wind.
water power and ~futurity." and any
further attempts to establish them
selves here would lead to their being
packed in q boat and sent over the
falls.
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CHICAGO MARE



Chicago. Oct. 13-wheat opened quite
strong at a sharp advance over last
night. December starting a cent higher
al s5h For an hour the bulls were
disposed 20 crowd their advantage and
buIlish news came thick and fast. IL was
noticeable, however. that the market was
making little Roadway. and IN view OF It's
alton Yesterday. there was n suspicion
OF further Improvement hut quiet selling
Though prices were higher. the market
did not have the same power OF ABSORB
ton that was a feature during the sd-
vance yesterday. The fact that many peo-
pis were overloaded acted A. "A dsmper
on the market. This clan was. as a rule.
disposed to sell on ali hard spots.
Lord Rosebery's warlike speech. an ad-
vance OF +nsc at Liverpool. reported rec
ord-breaking sales OF -four at Minneapolis
5000 barrels-and an a OF lee
Der barrel IN all leading grades Of -four
reported sales Of go. 90 bushels OF cas-
wheat here and reported continued ex-
port engagements az the sesboard. all con
tributsd TO the strength. After the first
hours trading realizing natural 20 such
an advance became too heavy for the
market TO sustain. The market went back
o. Gfi.c before A. became evident that N
Rad been Oversoid. covering by shorts
clus-d ? rally 20 &C. and very little reac-
ton from that figure followed. The close
for December vas at an advance OF ~
&C on the day.
There was a big general trsds in corn
s1r,y. Tbs market in a general way sym
pIthized with wheat. hut was helped also
By bullish country adyicss and large ex-
port sales. December gained i.ahc.
oats were strong all day. The strength
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A Serious Accident.
- O"~
Special Correspondence OF the Standard

Belt, oct. 11.-Just before quitting
time yesterday afternoon Harry Oxley.
foreman in the A. G. M. company's
blacksmith shop. met with a distress
ing accident. He was holding a mine
machine extension, in which a pick
had become fast. while his helper tried
to drive the pick out with a chisel. 4
small piece Of steel broke away from
the ch1sel and struck Oxley in the right
rye. IL is feared. putting IL completely
out The doctors here are of the opin-
ion that the piece OF stel Is still in the
eye. and Mr.. Oxley was taken to Great
Falls to-day for treatment. His many
friends trust the eye may he saved.
but there is little hope that that can
be done.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
County Treasurer's Right to Collect
License From Common Carriers.

county T~reasurers Right To Collect
License From Common Carriers.
Great Falls. Oct. 13.-An appeal vas
filed in the district court to-day. which
will raise the question OF n right Of
the county treasurer TO collect license
from a common carrier. II Is an ap-
peal from a judgment rendered against
Thomas Lee for s1s3. 80. The defendant,
Lee. was operating a stage line n
carrying passengers. baggage and ex-
press between Great Falls and Sand
Coulee. License was demanded by the
county treasurer. which he refused to
bay. Suit was accordingly filed on Ju-
ly Z. 1898. A Jury was waived by both
parties and Lee was subpoenaed as one
OF the witnesses for plaintiff. On the
day set for trial. August 6, he failed to
appear and his counsel explained that
he had demanded his witness fees in
advance. but hat the same had not
been paid. The trial went or without
him. and on the conclusion of plaintiffs
testimony. defendants couns made a
motion for a non-suit, which motion
was overruled by the court. The court
reserved his decision I'm the case until
Sept. 2. when judgment was rendered
in favor of the county and against the
defendant, in the amount stated above.
II is from this decision that defendant
appeals to the district court.
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Financial ~CsbI.ersm.

New York. Oct. B-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says; the
stock markets here were stationary. II II
believed politics Is the cause OF the rise
In the rate. but ! have a reasonable belief
that a more potent factor n the snosavor
to suppress a repetition OF the growth Of
German financial bills In this market. n
the bank rate had not been changed the
open market rates would have given way
considerably. 10 II also learned that the
bank IL taking steps to make the present
rate effective by borrowing from the
market until the attn Of November At .
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per cent. Americans were the only market
showing any firm tendency to-day. New
York buying has given a general nip ana
prices closed quite at the best Northern
Pacific was chiefly In favor. The London
discount market was unsettled at a sharp
advance. Continental discounts and ex-
change on London moved up. Spanish er-
change on london r. lower at - Is against
- 20 last week. Foreign bourses were
comparatively little affected by the rise
On the bank rate here. The Austro- Hun
gary rate IL up to az per cent.
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Great Falls. Oct. 13.-Deputy Sheriff
Al. Sires yesterday old 2s head of hors-
es and six calves at Arrow creek.
to satisfy a judgment Of the Cascade
bank against Hugh +. Erwin. for
s511.Ss. The stock was bought by ranch
ers in the vicinity at good prices. He
also placed three more attachments and
an execution on the rest of the stock.
consisting OF 100 lead of horses and
several head Of cows. These latter were
in favor OF various parties in Belt and
Great Falls.
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Cash

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
firm. No. 3 spring wheat. s3hns5c; No. 2
rcd. 0d6c. No. 2 corn. 1Sd9hc: No. 2
oats. T. o. b.. nTsaz2c: No. 2 white. {. o. b.
2hc: No. 3 white. IA. d3c; No. ? rye.
RAc: No. 2 barley. {. o. b.. 34iSnt5c; No.
l fax seed. sonsoisc; prime timothy seed.
8 .17lz: mess pork. per barrel. SOC rs:
lard. per 100 pounds. N.S7lz94.so; short
ribs sides. loose. S.i5dS. 20; dry salted
shoulders. boxed. N.N. short clear sides.
boxed, iLefftsc.
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Chicago. Oct. 3-Catt-Prices ruled
strong and in many instances ioc higher.
Native beef steers. Sa5.65. prime bunches
s.. 7Od5. N. common fed Westerns. A1
80: cows and heifers. ss.75n3.S5; fat dis
tiIlery fed bulls. ttu4.$ calves. A-50H5
grass Texas steers. p.sN4 Tor good
grades.
Hogs-Hogs averaged &C. higher at SG
1s ~. common droves. 81 Dd3.s5 AMI good
to prime at s-75d3S: pigs. S.@a59.
many going below &.
Sheep-Lambs were wanted az HEG4.G
for common up 20 sass for the best ma
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U. s. SIS registered ................n211ailss
New York Mining Stocks.
Money Market.

New York. oct. B-Money on call, "a
per cent. Last loans. pa per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 4afh per cent. Sterling
exchange Irregular. with actual business
IN bankers bills at A.s4n4.s44 for demand
and si.slLa4.Hk for 60 days. Posted
rates. A.S2.a4&. Commercial bills. NN
Ga. SOL. Silver certificates. 5sano1zc.
Mexican dollars, i6izc. Government bonds
strong. railroad bonds strong.
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New York. Oct. 13.-Pig iron warrants.
s. .qsm7.ls. Lake copper. Il .2JHl2H c. Tin
quiet at i7H17. Zoe. Spelter firm at isonSc.
Lead. 3.Sn3. soc. The rrm that nxes the
selling price for miners and smelters
quotes lead al 3.75c az the close. Bal sill
Yer. jsI.c.
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Of wh.., wa. the main factor. May ad-

OF wheat was the main factor. May adj
vanced sc.
Provisions showed Improvement both In
tone and In the volume of trading Cold
er weather In the South and the belief
that the fever would be checked was an
incentive 10 buy and prices advanced all
around. The best prices were not main
taIned. however. realizing being quite free
at timas. The close was 2is0 7hse higher
for the day.
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PAPER Manufacturer Fail.

New York. Oct. is.-The Adams A Bish-
CD manufacturers and whole
sale dealers in paper. with offices ia this
city and mills at New Windsor. y. Y,
have made an assignment II Is thought
the liabilities may reach se0.0oo.
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Do.t Isssess SPIT ssd SMOKE Te.r LIZ
Away.

To suis tobacco easily ard fersves. BE- mag
netie, full Of life. nerve and vigor. take SsTo
Bse. the vondsrsvorker, that makes zeal nsa
strong All drugg.su. 3oe OF Ell Cure zu.raa-
Ing Remedy Co., Chicago or Ssu York
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tive iocks; choice Western range lambs.
S.5oo5. 90; feeding lambs. A-eo0s-A Sheep
were saleable at Ssu3-0 for common up
to N.5os4.So for choice. range sheep going
a. high as native: Western sheep sold at
C.7out.e feeders. s+n<.S: ewes. 30l-0.
Receipts-Cattle. 1850: hogs. 8.0o.
sheep. 1s.O0o.
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San Francisco. Oct. n-Spring woois-
Nevada. l0d1<c; Eastern Oregon. 106 1ec:
valley Oregon. isdi7c. Fall wools-North-
ern mountain lambs. sale. mountain
lambs. Saioc; San Joaquin plains. easc:
Humboldt and Mendocino. udi3c.
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Boston. Oct. ia-Boston & Montana. -
Buttc.& Boston. 30iz: Parrot. s3ts.
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NORTHERN MONTANA

The Northern Moasass omcs Of ne stssaara
10 iseatsd in the Baeh- Cory Bleek. Greet Ralla
dirsery opposite the Para Hotel Advsrttstn0
esess fanfsksd on application
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-02
THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS
Several Bills 10 Be Favurahly Re
ported From tie House Committee

The House District Committee today
decided TO faVorably report the bill
providing for the settlement Of the es-
tate OF The late Korean Minister. Pom
h Sob. The deceased left a nonCupa-
tive will. bequeathing thereby his estate
to his nephew and secretary. The bill
in question authorizes the heirs to give
power of attorney IT, the agent acting
for them 10 sell the property and pay
to them the proceeds.
Chairman lsabCoCk during the meet
ing. appointed M,ssrs. Mudd. shannon
and COWherd Il committee To meet with
a like committee of the Senate District
Committee February 4. at II o'clock.
for the purpose of a joint discussion
relative To the changing of the names
of the streets in the District. The COM
mlttee viii meet in the room of the
joint Library Committee.
The committee has decided to report
favorably the bill comforting power on
police courts to issue execution on all
recoSnizances upon motion Of the prop
er prosecuting officers
The bill relative To negotiable paper
and promissOry notes will b. reported
faVOrably. without amendment The
same will be done with the bill pruyid-
ing greater pTecaution in the sale of
weapons in the District.
The bill amending the charter of CO.
lumbia College so that the term of Of
flee of the board of managers shall be
three years instead of for life. as at
present provided. will also be reported.
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MORTALITY INCREASING.
Health Report Shows One Humid red
Deaths for the Week

The mortality in the District Of Co
lumbia during the last week was 100 as
against 93 in the week before OF
these 81 were white and 80 colored The
annual death rate was 1S5 per thou
sand inhabitants for the whole popu-
lation, that for the whites being 49,
and for the colored 22S
During the week deaths from dis
eases Of the nervous system, as COM
pared with the last report increased
from 10 to l.; those of kidney affections
from ; to :, and those from consump-
ton 8 10 Il: while diseases of the circu-
latory organs fell from 10 to ).
There were four fatal cases from dip
liberia, l from whooping cough, l from
typhoid fever, and from grippe"
There were 81 cases of diptheria un-
der treatment at the close of the last
report, Is new cases reported, and 20
were relieved from quarantine by re-
covering, leaving IS cases in isolation in
43 premises.
under treatment at the close of the last
report. Five new cases were reported
since and four were discharged as haV-
ing recovered. leaving as cases i'll 81
premises with warning cards.
The prevailing meteorological Condi-
tions were a mean temperature of SO. a
mean relative humidity of 90, and mean
barometric pressure of 29.S1 with five
clear days and a rainfall of so of an
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MESSENGER FROM GOMEZ
DR.. Hernandez Arrives Safely in
New York City.
Confidential Agent OF Cuban General
win Visit Washington Soon-The
Secresy of His Movements.

New York, Feb. 2-Dr Eusebia Her
nandez. a distinguished Cuban patriot.
has just arrived from Gen. Gomez $
headquarters in the field He managed
to get away from the Cuban coast in a
boat on January Il. and few days
ago he reached a. Southern port, en-
route for Washington.
Half a week was spent in visiting i'm
portant points along the coast in con-
ference with the local leaders and spe-
cial agents Of the Cuban cause between
Norfolk and Tampa. ia
A confidential friend of the doctor &
family carried the news of his safe ar
rival in America to Mrs. Hernandez
street last night. There was great re-
joicing in the beautifully furnished
fat.
She was informed that only two per-
sons in New York knew of his arrival
and il was necessary to keep his move
ments quiet as he came on secret
mission with documents and letters in
cipher from Gen. Gomez.
Mrs. Hernandez is weil-educated,
handsome woman, with several bright
boys and girls, having extraordinarily
large neauS.
DIR. Hernandez is an important man
in Cuban affairs, as he was a fOrmida-
bic candidate for president of the Gu
ban Republic. and was elected TO Con-
gress from two different departments
i'm the last constituent assembly. But
he was present only during the first
seating for the express purpose of
opposing his own nomination. This he
did energetically, returning immediate
ly for active work in the war.
DR. Hernandez not only declined To
take part in the new government. but
refused To sign the constitution and the
report of the assembly. His acts have
caused much comment in Cuban cir
cles in view of high character and de
votion Ia principles. One OF the OBJ
jects Of his mission will be 10 throw
fresh light on the new constitution of
the Cuban government. and particu-
larly i'm regard to the peculiar system
OF conducting elections on the island.
DIR. Hernandez will go to Washington
i'm few days.
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JUDGE MlCONIAs' ALMA MATER.
He Accepts an Invitation tn IL Ban
quet If Dickinson Alumni.

A committee of the Baltimore Alum
nj Association of Dickinson College Wis
tied this city yesterday to invite
Senator-elect McComas to be the guest
of the association at their annual ban
quet, on February Il. at the Merchants
Club Baltimore.
The committee by appointment. met
Judge McComas in his private room
at the City Hall. After an in
formal talk, in which the Judge spoke
of his deep interest in Dickinson. which
is his alma mater. he said that it would
give him great pleasure to attend the
dinner. The party We're then enter
taind by Mr.. Edward Byrnes, of the
class of 20. at luncheon at his residence,
on + street northwest.
Among those in the party We're: w.
H. Bosley. 20: DIR. Thomas ConIyn. 10;
Dr. Edward Conlyn. rs; Robert G. Cole,
20: Lemuel T. Appold. 'S2. and J. Hen
ry Baker. '93.
Senator-eleCt McComas graduated
with honors at Dickinson in 1866 and is
now a trustee of the college.