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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
Large Order from Paris.

Cleveland, July 25.-The Walker Man
ufacturing company of this city has
received one Of the largest single or
ders ever booked by that firm. The
order came from Paris and was for
equipment for 500 electric street cars.
This includes 1000 motors, 1000 con-
trollers, 500 trolleys and other details
The order will amount in value to over
S5OO 600
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
The Rebellion in China.

Hong Kong, July 23.-Advicss received
here from Canton say the rebellion In
that part of China had not yet been
subdued. The viceroy is sending more
troops to the disturbed districts, 500
braves have been ordered to be enlisted
for the protection of Canton, 1000
braves will proceed to Kwang-Si and
the fleet under Admiral Kokwanmun
has been ordered to prepare to proceed
to Kwang-Si.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
Double Crime OF n Farmer.

Denvsr, July 25.-News has reached
here Of a double tragedy which oc-
Cured near Thurman, this (Arapahoe)
county. Henry Beine, q farmer, shot
and stabbed his wife, infiicting wounds
from which she died. After fatally
wounding his wife, Beine took his own
life with his pistol. Beine had preX1c
ously abused his wife. -
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25

wrapped my blanket about me and lay
down to pleasant dreams, recalled the
case Of an old man of more than 20
years who is rlaking his way in farther
back ON the trail He wears a buffalo
overcoat, with the sleeves worn of up
as far as the elbows and other attire
that might have cost IS or $40 when
new. When night comes, he digs O hole
| in the snow to the ground, makes an
Indian fire out Of log or two and lies
down with his feet to it uncomplain-
ingly and apparently comfortably.
Truly "God tempers the wind to the
shorn lamb"
A Cosmopolitan Throng.
But there are other contrasts No
such cosmopolitan throng can be found
under the sun as right here ON the trail.
They come from every station In life
and from all over the inhabitable globe
have talked with graduates from most
Of our great colleges and universities, and
nearly every trade and profession is
represented. Harnessed to a heavy sled,
with some 400 pounds of provisions, is
a son Of one Of Kentucky's best known
ex-governora He is pulling down the
lake as ! write At the head of train
OF pack horses stands nephew of the
late Jay Gould. He is fine young fell
low and quite popular on the trail His
first lieutenant is young college pro-
lessor. Here comes Chicago clergy
man. He has probably heard more pro
family the past few days than he ever
""'n"ed to in all his life before. But,he
n Mases 81 rs sisH. He Is nwu rs -sss y.
reform. When dog team gets tangled
up and the leader slips his harness, he
kicks and cuffs them and yells about the
same as an ordinary mortal. Here psv
be seen the Norwegian -. s.,e Russian
Jew. the South AAelican, any number of
citizens OF Canada and Great Britain.
representatives from every state in the
Union, with good sprinkling Of Swedes,
Germans and Irish.
It has been stated that the annoyances
and hardships of the trail turn the
warmest friends into enemies This is
not strictly true. In too many cases
strangers meet, and after short con-
versation enter into partnerships that
involve the most close and intimate as
sociations, when perhaps their tastes and
previous training have been built up
upon entirely opposite foundations. AS
a rule these compacts are broken about
as soon as they were made. There is
probably no place on earth where famil-
iarity is more busy breeding con-
tempt" than in the confines of 10 by
10 tent
In Hard Luck and "Brokc."
A noticeable and serious feature of
the thrush is the number Of men con-
stantly arriving who have barely sufii-
cient funds to take them to Dawson
City. In many cases parts of outfits are
being sold in order to reach that place,
and in other instances the same expe-
diency is resorted to to secure money to
pay customs duties and to buy lumber
to build boat. Probably many expect
to secure employment when they reach
the gold diggings and thus recoup their
empty purses, but this is extremely
doubtful. Others assume that they will
soon be washing out gold dust, doubt
full contingency likewise. Then, too,
boats are being built that are entirely
inadequate to the work that is to be put
upon them; too little consideration for
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
Appointed by President Mckinley.

Every subscriber who gives at least $10O will be pre-
sented with copy of the beautiful picture "The Acco
lade, now on exhibition at Office Call and it.
This picture will be beautiful historical souvenir of this
great uprising of the American people defend and set
free outraged Cuba Every patriotic American should
subscribe at once Your Help is Needed Our Boys
at the 'front.' Let stand by them We do not receive
any commissions Of any kind, and profit is made by
any persons from this fund.
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1910 per 10; extra dairy, lac; fresh
packing stock, 1o@lOhc. Eggs-Fresh
stock, lie per doz. Live Poultry
Turkeys, 6@sc per 10; chickens. &c:
spring, 10@11hc; ducks, 6@6hc. Pota-
toes-New, $1.25Q1 so per brl, Berries
black, 40@50c per loot case. Black
berries, 30d55c per loot case.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, July 20.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day.
16. 600: sales ranged at $2.S0M3.90 for
pigs. $3.70@3.95 for light, S3.75Q3.S5 for
rought packing, $3.S04402h for mixed,
and $3.soG4o71a for heavy packing and
ceipts for the day, 800; quotations
ranged at s5.15@5.45 choice to extra
steers. s47565.10 good to choice do,
S4.5Oa4.95 for fair to good, $4.l5Q4.60
common to medium do $4.1O@445
butchers steers, $4.25@5.10 fed western
steers, sS.6O@4.20 stockers, $4:0o@4:so
feeders. s2.5O@4.25 cows. s3.20@4:s5 heif-
ers. s2.70@425 bulls, oxen and stays,
AZ 606I4.70 Texas steers, and $4.75q6.75
veal calves. Sheep and Lambs-Esti-
mated receipts for the day, 1000; quo
tations ranged at $4.0Oq4I5 westerns,
s3.25d5.00 natives. and s4.2o@e.4o lands
East Buffalo Live stock.
% East Buffalo, N. Y, July 20.
Cumming e. stevens, Live Stock Com
mission Merchants, East Buffalo, N. T.,
quote as follows: Cattle-Receipts, 2
cars; market steady; veals dull. Hogs
Receipts, rs cars; market active but
lower; Workers., $4.021k @4.05; pigs. 1915
@3.e0; extra, $500; mixed, N:05Q4.07h;
and Lambs-Receipts, cars; market
steady for all but common, light, thin
| lambs.
81. Louis Grain.
wheat-Irregular and unsettled; No.
| 2 red cash elevator, 73c; track, 74076c;
cember, &c bid. Corn-Higher; No.
cash, 33c bid; July, S2kc; September,
33hc bid; December. 33xc. Oats
Higher; No. 2 cash, 2s3lc: track, 26kc;
1r3kly. 23hc bid; September, 1850 bid;
:. white, 2s02shc. Rye--Noulnal,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

During the last three years the mum
Der of sheep raised in New Zealant
has fallen from $4,000. 600 TO 43.o00.0 o0
The Ellicott cycle works at iona.
wanda, N. Y. burned. Loss, $4,000.
Lieutenant Jules Garesche Ord. whs
was killed in the battle before Santiago
was a son Of General Ord OF civil wal
fame.
The Vandalia railway officers have Is
sued orders abandoning the shops Al
bingham. LIZ
According 10 FL Heraldo de Madrid.
Don Pedro V,rdie, lieutenant colonel
in the Spanish army, has been COM
PEELED 10 stand on the street corners In
that city and beg for aims that his wife
and children may not starve.
Captain Robert Charles Clipperton
has resigned the Office Of British con-
sui at Philadelphia, which he has oo-
cupied for twenty years.
Lieutenant John Lind. quartermaster
OF the Twelfth Minnesota volunteers.
now at Chickamauga, has formally ac-
cepted the nomination for governor
rendered him by the Democrats, silver
Republicans and Populists.
Max j. Baehr of Nebraska has been
appointed consul at Kehl. Germany.
and e. F. sperry pension agent at Des
Moines, Ia.
A wealthy American named RiegG
has been killed while attempting 70 as
cend Mount Blanc without guide. His
= was found on a glacier.
CORPSE committee Of the Iowa
The exeea ,,nss S..oelstiaR Aas Startsd
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-25

a boycott on the proprietary medicine
manufacturers for raising prices be-
cause of the war tax.
The Austrian government serum fac
tory in Vienna for the treatment OF
diphtheria disposed of 30,434 bottles OF
the remedy last year.
According to the latest official hg-
ures Italy has 50,1S5 public schools, OF
which p, 254 are for boys, 1908 for girls
and 1918 mixed.
At the sale Of the Morrison canoes
In London a Greek gold ring set with
an intaglio Of Bacchus from Tarsus was
sold for Sl150.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-07
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&t& 1iu< SALES.

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crtau 4 Dewitt SsleS~12s.ss i5l2 tE-Sc
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CUT PRicES~Hams ia 10 iae. guaranteed
sugar cured Eastern pork. tnis is less
than wholesale. Eggs. IL TO 2uc. same as
makes yea come for more, butter. BE.
other places 25c to 5,c. cheese that's
cream only i3c. meats. We cut all 10
pieces. See cur big display and prices all
marked plan, steaks. chops and ruasts,
n 10 i2lgC. boiling and stew. &c TO ~.
No credit; no delivery. or trading stamps.
and small expenses enables us 20 sell the
best cheaper than others can possibly
sell the poorest. When we take the COW
Il OF every morning our Little Band
BOX Is one OF the biggest boxes In town
Tor 80 size. Watch the amount of big and
little hams. meat, butter and eggs carried
away every day al these prices, aisr re
guest OF $3.50 a day cash trade is easily
fulfilled. Give us a TRIAL Little Band
BOX. lis3 First avenue. near Pike. Open
evenings.
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FOR ENtHs<1E or SALE.
q ACRES ssesi land in Hunt county. Tex
case ~ Dallas growing .oWr On corner
~ land VITA railroad crossing car-sr -
G1> }Au4. - xchaHEa fer AegSa - toss
IA Seattle. Inquire =. g. Conrad. lsaS
PRS. 1SSrgs
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required bonds within casa
ts"> days. then said certified ssssiM 4
forfeited to ne CITY OF Ssas.ssA saaaS
amount thereof placed 10 fhs ss. az -
General Fund g0r stree, Ggh, sesus e a
Bidders are hereby notified n . .ssaas
note OF ne provisions Of he snsa..s seras
ailaer when street lights are r MI
Plant AZ Expiration az (.nn,r rarcAa,e |.
bids must os made subject n sass ans L
All proposals. 20 be tndorsss psusslr
yelope Bid Ter Street I,irhtirs. q, On tae a.
BY order Of the Board az p,,s;.
FRANK oI.gsoSR
Date OF first publication. oc,css,
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sostsv~ sfF4sfsr stsYs hsssftnxy. fa@ ssa.e
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stockholders have made default IN the
payment Of their said assessments upon
their said shares OF s.eck, after due notice
lad been gwen to each Of them as re,
gusred ny law and TIE bylaws or sad
company, and that sad sale VII be MAZE
~ ne time aud place above specified ~
puhltc auction 70 the hfghes; bidder. s3a
insl a; such safe the person who shall -:
the assessm ent due as above stated, to-
gesher with the pro rata expense OF I'd
veFsssing and % sale for the smallest nunl-
her of shares or Sor iion OF 4 share OF eacn
Of said delinquent stockholders. sasti De
Ges med the h. gnest bidder
n. G. sTRUEE. Vice President.
DANA W BROWN. Secretary.
THE regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders of King County Investment 10
No. VIII be held In room 1l9 New YORK
block. Seattle. Monday, October 10. lsse-
at ~ p. M. at which meeting trustees
for the ensuing year VIII be elected
j. u HoGE. JR.. President.
II. r HAWi4Ef. Secretary
Dated September - iSs.
COMPOSITION are now prepared 10
do compost OR fer the trade amy meas
n.et. IN Nonparei. M;Ifion, Erevier and
Long Primer Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address Post acknowledgement. seat
tie.
SPECIAt. iSf'OR \ lpN Ft ENISHF,D
manufacturers, business houses and pub
lie men By the Press CiippIig Bureau
tAiien 81. room &s Mckay build ng. Port
land or.
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FOR SAI.E-Finest residence lots in city,
Sl-5 20 500. easy payments: special bar
gains in houses and lots; extra bargain.
pike.
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FOR SALE-BI SlNESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-HOtS SEES AND LOTS.
FOR SALE-~A large house and lot. corner
Elliott and Cedar streets: TO be had at 4
bargain Room Il iinc&ley block. f.
Hochhruun.
fQk SALE-Cheap, house and lot 10
Brook street near Denny way. Address
. : care Post-lntelLGencsr.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-05-21
EXPEDITION REPULSED.
AMERICANS FAIL TO EFFECT A LANDING
ON CUBAN SOIL.
The Steamer (;ussie Returns to Roy West...
Her Commander Much Crcstfallen q,
Account Of His Failure to Execu . tho
Mission Allotted to Him.

The steamer Gussie, which left
Tampa, Fla, May 10, with two COM
panies of the First Infantry on board,
in charge of 1000 rides and 100000
rounds of ammunition, intended for
The inspfgent NAMED 90 Tho ,eoas.e
Of Cuba Thursday, Friday and SAtur.
day, conveyed BY the auxiliary gun
boat Manning, in a vain attempt to
land her cargo. Captain j. Fl. Dorst
Of the staff Of General Miles, and for
merly United States military attache
at Vienna, headed the expedition,
which returned to Key West Sunday
morning. Her commander, who ap-
peared to be much crestfallen, having
failed to accomplish the mission en-
trusted to him, refused to discuss the
matter beyond admitting the failure,
and saying the Gussie will return to
Tampa, Fla.
Previous to leaving Cuban waters,
the Dorst expeditionary force had
skirmish with Spanish cavalry near
Cabanas, fifteen miles west Of Havana,
where On attempt was made to land
part of the cargo. On Friday morn
ing Captain Dorst abandoned the at
tempt at that point and steamed east
ward to Matanzas, where an arrange
ment had been made with the insur-
gents to send supplies ashore at Point
Maya, mile or 50 east Of the entrance
to the harbor.
The Glssie and her convoy on Satur-
day morning steamed until about two
miles of shore, when the rattle Of
musketry from q considerable force Of
Spanish soldiers concealed behind
| underbrush ashore warned them thst
they would receive a lively welcome i
they landed. The Spanish troops
seemed to have been furnished infor.
mationof the contemplated landing 81
both points. ss sss
Captain Dorset says the failure q
the exposition was due to the fact thAt
Ethe Cbbans were unable to meat tho
landing party at the rendezvous ann
the Americans could not land supplies
Nth NO one to receive them.
:e'1 a ls 81
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-05-21
Ensign Bagley's Funeral.

The remains of Ensign Worth Bag
ley, who was one Of the five that were
killed on the torpedo boat Winslow, at
Condemns, Wednesday, were sent to
Jacksonville Friday evening to his
brother there, from which point they
are to be taken to his home in Raleigh.
Brief funeral services were held
at St. Paul's Episcopal church, in Key
West, tho Rev. Gilbert Higgins officiat-
ing. A number of officers with guard
Of marines and sailors from many Of
the ships escorted the body to the
church. The Stars and Strikes and
numerous floral offerings covered the
coffin. At conclusion of the services
many passed near the casket to take q
last look upon the face of the dead.
The casket was borne by six sailors,
Immediately followed by the pall-bear-
ers selected from Ensign Bagley's per-
sonal friends. Then came survivors of
the torpedo boat Winslow, who showed
much emotion as they gazed upon the
body of tho dead officer. A salute was
fred when the body was placed on the
steamer Mascotte.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-05-21
rransports Chartered.

The war department has chartered
the first-class steamship Centennial.
now at Seattle, to transport 1000
troops to the Philippines. The Cen
tennial was built in 1873 in England.
She has passenger capacity of 1000
and speed of twelve knots per hour.
Capt. William Thompson, veteran
navigator in Asiatic waters, is her
commanding officer. Assistant Quar-
terr1aster w. w. Robinson, Jr., has
charge of the Centennial representing
the government. Under his super
vision she will be Immediately fitted
for voyage from Seattle to Manila al,
Il is understood that the second Wash
ington battalion and the two Idaho
battalions will be ordered to the rem
devious at Seattle and will be sent
directly to Manila to join Dewey.
The steamer Packehan, it is said, has
also been chartered as q transport for
the Philippines.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-05-21
ST. RANSYIE WEST FECIANA PARISH, La SATURDAY, MAY q, 1885,

THURSDAY. - The house to-day
effected but little legislation. An i'm
portant measure providing for the or
ganization Of special line of coast de-
Tense vessels and the enlistment Of
men adequate to man them, was passed.
The senate bill to establish a volunteer
signal corps was passed without amend
ment. These two emergency war meas
ares were the only features Of these
sion. Nearly two hours were consumed
in All Intellectual effort to secure con-
sideration Of the bill to organize hos.
pital corps in the navy.
FRIDAY entire session of the
house to.dty WAS devoted TO pension
and private bills The house agreed to
adjourn until Monday, and # s pm.
recessed until 8 o'clock, the night ses;
sion to be devoted 10 pensian business.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-05-21
Girl Confesses Arson.

Lille johnson, = 19-year-old girl
living with the family Of e1-State Sena-
tor A. j. Redwine at Marshall, Seavoy
County, Ark, was arrested, charged
with firing the house Of G. B. Green.
haw, living just across the street from
DR.. Redwine. Mr.. Greenhaw's resi-
dence was totally destroyed, while the
barn and outhouses of DR.. Redwine
sustained serious damage. The girl
had been raised BY DR.. Redwine. She
says she Just wanted to see Greenhaw'a
house burn.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-05-21
The Spanish, Report.

Capt. Gen. Blanco has received .
dispatch from Gen. Macras, the Span
ish commander at Porto Rico, reading
as follows: eleven of the enemy's
ships appeared during the early hours
Thursday before Porto Rico and open
ed fire without giving warning. The
port battery replied and severe con-
1onade was continued until 3 o'clock
in the morning. The damage. done
was uncomfortable and the loss is in
significant
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-05-21
Professional Garns.
81, Powell. John 81. Stone,
sen'sa,t = Fr,nclsville. Clinton, La.
eoWELL & STONE,
attorneys ut Law,
St, Francisville, La.
ROBERT sEMPLE,

attorney at Law,
Will practice in the conrts of tho
,ath and 14th judicial districts. Dur
-; no. vacation, will meet clients at the
"a, ,,arton House in Bayou Sara wheneves
feqaeste'.
poia: coupoo possofnce, Ia
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-05-21
Evidently Weakening

The Madrid correspondent of London
Standard says the government has
wired Captain General Anguish at Ma
Mia, authorizing him to grant such re-
forms in the Philippines as are COM
patible with the national sovereignty,