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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-02-24
Local and Personal Mention.

LochI ana fersOnat Mention.
NJ. schorn left for Racine Tuesday
night.
Merchant +. J. Jaeger of Zllah, spent
Wednesday in the city on business.
Mrs. James Walton left Tuesday night
for an exteaded visit to her home in the
east.
Roaf & Stout have taken the agency Of
the celebrated Columbia bicycles. They
will have '9s chsnless on exhibition
in few days.
A. S. johnson & Co. have moved into
new quarters on Second street, two doors
south OF the avenue, where they will be
pleased to greet all their old customers. 6
The amusement loving public will be
gratified if it will attend the Darlington
entertainments March 3 and 4. Special
matinee for children Friday afternoon at
4 O'Clock.
Marshal Grant will enforce the ordi-
nance against throwing papers in the
streets. He also requests that all yards
be cleaned up at once, 30 that when the
bitches are cleaned there will be no loose
rubbish lying around to fly into them.
Mrs. A. M. Bland, who was an old
resident Of this county and a lady Of
sterling qualities, died last Sunday at her
residence on Ahtanum avenue, and was
buried from the Methodist church on
Monday. A large number OF sorrowiny
friends were present at the church. The
relatives OF deceased have the sympathy
OF the entire community.
A rumor has been started that Fred
Jungst had frozen to death in the north
land, but careful inquiry fails to confirm
the report. The last letter Fred wrote
was to Harry Null. It reported great
hardship and much suffering, but it also
reported comfortable cabin within a few
DAYS OF completion. A letter written by
Dick McDaniels some time later stated
that Fred was expected in Dawson soon.
Late news from Stewart river by Portland
parties just out makes no mention of any
deaths.
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tfical irrigation. ... Advicee from Daw-
son under date of January Is say that
scurvey has developed among the miners
to such an extent that there are now IL
cases in the public hospital. It is esti-
mated that there are from Is to Is cases
in private cabins. Precautionary meas
ures are being taken to prevent the
spread of the malady. A dispatch
to the New York World from Madrid says
the Spanish admiral commanding Ha-
vsns telegraphed that the official inves'i-
cation into the catastrophe to the Maine
has terminated, and that the examina.
ton made by the official divers has
shown up to the present that the disaster
was accidental, and not produced by any
exterior cause.
WEDNESDAY.
Representative members OF the Ma
sonic fraternity from Virginia, Maryland
and the District of Columbia are consid-
ering arrangements for the observance,
December IA next, Of the death of George
Washington. $3.50. Some OF the employees
OF the navy department have been max
ing estimates of the matter OF money
that will be required to meet the demands
of the joint resolution which Mr.. Bou-
telle proposes to introduce in the house.
allowing years sea pay to the families
of the sailors who were killed on the
Maine, and money for lost clothing and
effects, not to exceed years pay. The
resolution fixes the sum at not to exceed
$3.50, 900 49,. Officials of the Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern railroads
express great annoyance at the state
ments telegraphed to the east from the
northwest that their roads lnaugurated
the war in rates for the purpose of secur-
ing the bulk OF the klondike trade. The
Canadian Pacific inaugurated the war,
and the Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern officials say their roads are
compelled to meet the rates of the Ca.
madam Pacific in order to protect their
business. The Canadian Pacific now
threatens 81 rate to Seattle.
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FOURTH EXPEDITION

For Manila CisarS the "Goldsn GR,s".
WHl stop At Honolulu for AmnsxAtiOn
Cersmoniss-A Noisy bat Patriotic send
on
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE
fourth Manila expedition is under way.
shortly after o'clock this afternoon
Major General Otis from his flagship.
the City OF Puebla, signalled the trans
port Peru to get under way. The sig
nails were understood by the anxious
watchers on shore and by those who
had surrounded the two vessels in small
boats and were received with great
cheering.
AS the two vessels got under way, the
cheering increased In volume and TO the
accompaniment OF hundreds OF steam
whistles and the firing OF bombs and
cannon, the two vessels proceeded
slowly down the bay, past the water
front and out to sea,
The soldiers on the transports crowd
ed into the rigGlng and answered the
cheering OF the civilians with hearty
good will and responded to the dipping
flags OF the merchant vessels by waving
their hats and handkeTchiefs.
Long before dusk the last goodbye
had been said to the departing vessels
from the decks of the tug boats and tho
heavily laden transports proceeded on
their way to Honolulu, where they viii
go TO participate In the annexation GER
emonles and to take on fresh provisions
and refill their coal bunkers.
Major General Otis and stan have
their headquarters on the City OF Pueb-
la, where there is a total Of $40 men.
The troops on the Peru consist OF a
squadron OF the Fourth United States
cavalry, light batteries Of the Sixth
United States artillery. detachment
OF the Third United States artillery q
detachment OF the signal corps under
Captain Russell. detachment OF vol
unteers, medical officers and members
Of the hospital corps, about 900 men,
BrIgadler General Otis has finally
been selected to command the fifth ex-
petition to Manila EIs feet viii con-
sst OF the steamers Rio Janelro, st.
Paul and Pennsylvania. The Pennsyl-
vania and City OF Rio Janeiro are both
nearly ready. and will probably be pre-
pared to sail by next Thursday.
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Rrnnnt I,nm.Ion..

Special Dispatch to the Intclllgencer.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Penslons
have been granted to West Virginia APP
plIcants as follows:
orIgInai-Jehn spurIoek, OF spuEIock-
Re RencWai-Georgc Rollins. Ellenboro.
IS
TncreaFc-John Bailey, Ruth, 50 to si2;
Jacob I'm, Canton, 81 IN S.: John P. Al
ion, Littieton, $40 to So.
Helssue--David Kifer. Paw Paw. &c.
Widows-Jane Watkins, Reedsvilie.
S.; Henrietta S. Nye. Leon, sic; Mary a.
Barbour, Huntington, SIC; Margaret
Dew. Henshaw. IS; Mary G. Boyd,
Mooreflcld. IS.
Widow Gndian war scryice)-Mnry
p. Perry, Hendlcy, IS.
other pensions granted are: Levi
RuEsriggrn. Bellalre. ONO. increase,
$40 10 Si4: Wilson S. Sells Bridgeport,
Increase, IS to $40; Morgan Dunn, JEFF
ferson, Greene county Pa, original
claim, ga; William a. Jackson, Florence,
Warrington county. Pa. additional. 50
10 s.; william Lee, Deanatown, Wash
lngton county. Pa. increase, 80 TO 81;
Jamcs y. Kennedy, deceased, Washing
ton, Pa, Increase. fi2 to si7.
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TOTAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
To the war I.Onn-Tno niiOtmspt of the
rOudS.

To the War Ioan-The allotment Of the
rOud,.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 17.-As-
slstant Secretary vanderlIp said to-
night that corrected figures show the
total subscriptions to the war bond is
sue amounts in round numbers. incIud-
ing syndicate bids. to i.3s5,OOo,oO0.
The first issue OF the bonds will be
made on the 26th OF the present month
and from that time forward daily ship
ments will be made up 20 the full ca
paclty OF the bureau OF engraving and
public the following:
at may now be considered as a set
tied fact that no allotment OF bonds
can be made TO banks, corporations or
other forms OF associated capital. The
subscriptions made by individuals re-
celve preference under the Inv, and the
aggregate OF Individual subscriptions Is
far in excess OF the total amount OF
bonds offered. In fact, no allotment to
Individual subscriptions will be possible
where such subscriptions are In excess
OF $1,000. That Is to say, the full $780,
900, 900 has been subscribed for by in
dlvlduals IN amounts OF about $1,000 or
less In due course subscribers Ga
whom allotments VIII be made win be
officially advised OF the fact and all
these fortunate ones ought to receive
such advice by August J. or nj the Ia
test for most remote points by August
:, The bonds will not begin 10 draw in
terest until August ]"
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LoNDoN-The attendance at the wooi
auction siles were large. The offerings
aggregated 9OlS bales, including fair
selection Of merinos. which sold eX-
tremcly well, especially New South
Wales greasy which was taken mostly.
by the continental buyers. A lot OF
secured New Zealand merin0s caused
animated bidding and were taken by
the home trade Punta arenas stock. al
though OF poor quality, sold well. The
general tone OF the market was strong
Following are the sales In detail: New
South Wales, 100 bales; secured leo
Is SID; greasy 6ffiOd. Queensland, So
bales; secured lsGilsdlris 2lEd; greasy
SID. Victoria, GOO bales; secured 9dgls
tiEd; greasy 6iSGlld. Tasmania. %
bales. greasy 7N6i9d New Zealand $500
bales, secured 8R IDOLS sid; greasy 81
dl0d. Cape Of Good Hone and Natal
200 bales, secured Sisddis 81. Punta
Arenas i,SO0 bales, secured said; greasy
4lsSi7I.d. The arrivals for the next
series number l29.l92 bales Including
1000 forwarded direct. The imports Tor
the week are as follows: New South
Wales 2.g67 bales: Melbourne 356S:South
Australia. $50: Stanley, 1859; New Zea-
land. 3. AS; Cape Of Good Hope and Ma
tai. 1876. and elsewhere 1912 bales.
NEW YoRK-wooi steady; fleece
lTdgsc; Texas l3dl5c.
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Bradstreets: The. demand is yet quiet
but more inquiry IS noted and some
large-sized sales have helped out the
week's business. About 100000 pounds
South American one-quarter blood and
Lincoln cross breeds were picked up In
Boston this week ct 23H by Philadel-
phla manufacturer a fair amount OF
territory woods was also talton this
week, about 100000 pounds, while I'M
washed fiecccs were sold TO the extent
Of about 100000 pounds. The price for
quarter. thrce-elghth and one-half
blood unwashed fleece ranges from 2lp
23c the latter being for choice light
lines. About 10000 pounds secured
wool were taken on the basis OF former
sales. Prices are steadily maintained in
the face Of n dun demand, and no ono
is disposed 10 press sales. Australian
wool yet holds flrm, about $4,000 pounds
being taken this week, while many sam
pie lots have been sold that may result
In business later Carpet woods are duh.
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Free pills.

Send your nddress to II. +. Buekien
& Co. Chicago. and get free sample
box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. a
trial VIII convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective In the cure Of
Constipation and Sick Headache, For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed TO be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance aud to be
purely vegetable They do not weaken
by their action. but by giving tone 10
the stomach and bowels greatly invig-
crate the system. Regular size 25c per
box, Sold by Logan Drug Co, drug
glsts, 2
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Al divisions ~ dry g0ndE market Cot
ton goods q ali descriptions are puie,,
stapie- cctters have shown little actual
daily sales export goods have made
fair showing during the week ana e1-
porters unaffected continued interest In
the marker. Coarse colored cottons are
quiet. though arm Flannels and blan-
kets show satisfactory results. Print
ed goods show no change IN any grade.
Fail faneieB. are the subject OF good
average mail orders. Staples are fea-
tureleas. Robes, draperies, furnitures.
twills. chambrays and the like are IN
good steady demand. Printed mapped
fabrics active.
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p..rs-N & 3. per i ~ 8 sos o.

Tzny.hy 3. 5,i-f7riIis e
P5rk-MfEs, per barrei 80 S5as %.
L.ard-Per 100 ms S eod5 s2is.
Snort ribs-slses dOose) S zoos 90.
Dry salted shoulders boxed 1&9bc.
Short clear sides (boxedl s. o566 co.
Sugar-cut loaf G.02c: gr1nula 81 5.5'c-
Buttsr-Firm: ereamer.es 129.6e;
dairy 1i913isc.
EEss-Eaxy: fresh 1iItc.
Cheese-Steady: creamerlss 7G9c
The leading futures ranged as folloWg;
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Commanding Sunday. May %. and
eyetE Sunday thereafter. until septem-
Der y, Inclusive. the Baltimore G Ohio
VIII sell excursion tickets 90 and from
all stations between Wheeling and
Grafton. good returning date OF sale. Mt
one fare for tho round trip, with ten
cents added.
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Tho best salvo In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Chillblaina, Cons. and all Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II is guaranteed 70 give
rsffect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 20 cents per box. For sale by Lo'
gan Drug Co.
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NEW YoRK-Plg iron dull; southern
50 son 90; northern $40 0OGii 50. Cop
per quiet; brokers 81 6gisc Lead quiet;
brokers 8 50. Tin plates market easy
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DEPART.

Trains Nos 1. I, 5 and 6 daily between
Cleveland and thrichEville All other
trains daily, cScept Sundays
Electric cars between bridgeport ana
Wheeling and bridgeport and Martins
Ferry and Belhlrc.
Consult agents for general Information
as 10. best routes ard passenger ratea to
all points. ,
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ATuolcs

bNOEk Ride .
Set sPl ~. .... sf5 IS s.. sss Il
NEW Y0RR-Flour quiet but steady.
cornmeal dull; yellow western f2c. Bar
Icy quiet and dull: western 5196Sc.
Wheat. SPOT easy; No. 2 red sec I, o.
s. afloat export gade: S7lsc elevator;
options opened easy under bearish
weather news and free new wheat re-
celpis. partly recovered later on an
advance in corn, but finally yielded to
realizing and closed unchanged to &c
net lower; No. 2 red July Sll49slAe
closed at size; September 72 7-l6c9
727sc; closed at 721sc,
Corn, spot steady; No, SS3kci options
opened easy from realizing, but recov-
cred later on bad crop reports and GOV"
eF!ng; closed Mc net higher; July clos
ed at S6&c; September S7Sz@SISc; clos"
ed at S7&c
Oats, spot dull; No. 2, &c; No. 2 white
29c; options dull, but fairly steady, with
corn, closing Nc net lower; July closed
at 26Aic.
Hops steady; state, common to choice.
1895 crop, 3G4c; 1895 crop 647c; 1887
crop l2dI3c; Pacific coast, 1895 crop, go
&c: 1896 crop 667c; 1897 crop l2915c.
Cheese steady; large white fancy &c;
small white fancy 7Ac; large colored
fancy 7971sc; small colored fancy nc.
Tallow firm; country s%9S%c, as to
quality.
Rice steady; fair to extra 5lS@s%c;
Japan 5Aassc.
Molasses dull; New Orleans. open
kettle, good to choice 2S63Sc.
cottonseed oil dull and nomlnally a
shade easier: prime crude 1slAc; nomi-
nal; prime crude, I. o. b. mills, l6qlIci
prime summer yellow 2s1zc bid;oH SUM
mer yellow csc: butter oil 2692Sc; prime
winter yellow 2sG29c.
Coffee. options opened steady and I'M
changed to points lower; ruled moder-
ateIy active, with weak undertone;
Hamburg and Brazilian cables being
unsatisfactory and Havre market clos
ed; market closed barely steady and
unchanged to 10 points lower; sales
Il $50 bags. including July IS IS; August
IS 40; spot cofCee. Rio quiet ana noml-
nallY unchanged: No. invoice SIC;
No. jobbing 6Esc; mild inactive and
teatureless; Cordova SJs9l5c.
Suga, raw firm, with upward ten
dency; fair refining 3lac; centrifugal 96
test. 4xe; moderate business on private
terms: refined firm; mould bAci
standard A SIC; confectloness' A 5kci
cutioaf SIC; crushed 67Se; powdered
5ssc; graduated 59sc: cubes SEC.
BALTIMoRE-Flour dull and I'M
changed; receipts 2,7S1 barrels; exports
1902 barrels. Wheat easy; spot $40
size: month S0l5GSO%c; August 1b8
75Kc; steamer No. red 76H @76Sc; re-
ceipts 53,S45 bushels; exports $4,000
bushels; southern wheat by sample ISR
S2Kc; do on grade 76&9s1&c. Corn
strong; spot and month S6&93Ic;
August 37ika2fkc; steamer mixed
35% ds6c; receipts 1851 bushels; exports
44s O95 bushels; southern white corn $50
soc; southern yellow S9c. Oats steady;
No. white SO3S1c; No. 2 mixed 2ila9
2SIkc; receipts $3.50 bushels; exports
none. Butter and cheese steady and
unchanged. Eggs firm and unchanged.
cINcINNATI-F1our quiet. Wheat
easier; No. red 76e. Corn easy; No. 2
mixed 4AGsAtc. Oats steady; No. 2
mixed 25Ic. Rye Arm; No. 2, 42c. Lard
steady at s. 30. Bulkmeats steady at
s. 20. Bacon steady at Sc 65, Whisky
firm at 81 25 Butter firm. Sugar easy.
Eggs steady at DC. Cheese arm.
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HI B. EDWARD HARDY, tho Jolly man-
M agcr OF Sheppard Cos great store Gt
ANA Bracevilie. H., writes; II had mover
been sick day In my life until In 1880.
got so bad with nervous prostption that
had to give up and commence 20 doctor. I
tried our local physicians and one IN Joliet,
but mono gave mo any relief and thought
Twas going TO die. became respondent
and suffered untold agony. Ieould not eat,
sleep nor rost, and II seemed asst could
not exist. At the end Of slx months WSs
reduced 70 but q shadow Of myself, and at
last my heart became affected end was
truly miserable. took six or eight bottles
Of DR.. Miles NerTine. II gave me relief
from the start, and At last cure, the great
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OIL CITY-credl, balances &c; ship
ments 81. eli barrels; runs 52.96! barrels.
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NEW YoRK-The weekly bank state
mont OF the New York association
hanks reflects the withdrawal OF funds
for tho purchase OF the war bonds. As
compared with last Saturday It is as
follows:
Rasorvc decreased ,97g, AS
i,onns Ipcrcused ,.,..,...... 6.l7S. 200
snecie decreased ..,.,,.,...... 2,Ia2, 200
Legal bank tenders decreased. 3i7600
Denoslts decrensed ........... ISL, zoo
circnIntinp decreased ........ 1880
Surplus reserve ...............'A9,S65'S2o
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est blessing of my life
DR.. Miles Remedies
arc sold BY all drug
glsts under q positive
guarantee, arst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
nm nRuRo MRnTrAl
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RHRRLlNG 1 BLN GROVE RllLROlp.

tDRiiy, except Sunday
Sunday church trains Will leave Elm
Grove az 0:ta 4. IN. and Wheeling At 1917
D. m. II. e. WEiSuHRBER.
General Manager.
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BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
Another Dull Week ON the Wall
Street Exchanges.
is READILY ACCOUNTED FOR.

JULY DIVIDENDS HAVE NO PER-
cEPrIBLE EFFECT ON THE
ArARKEr-IMPoRTANT INVEST
MENr DEMANps-THE INFLu-
ENcE OF THE PRESENT WAR on
THE VARIOUS STOCKS coNDI-
r1oN OF THE WOOL MARKET.
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cHICAGo-The small supply OF cat
tie to-day was well taken at prices that
have recently prevailed. Choice steers
s. O5T5 80: medium 81 65d4 so; beef
steers "a 1914 60: stockerS and feeders
50 00a4 6S; bulls 81 9064 %; cows and
helfers 50 l5d4 90; calves 50 25d7 0O;
western steers a 2Oa5 IS; Texas steers
So 65d4 so. There was good demand
for hogs and prices ruled &C higher: fair
TO choice "a 0Oa4 l2H: packers 50 $50
2 9Tls; butchers 50 S56t OH; mixed
50 S5a4 071s; light 50 1904 02h; pigs
s. 1903 90. The few lots Of sheep Of
fered were taken at unchanged prices;
native sheep 81 0OG5 25; lambs 50 500
so. Receipts-Cnttle. 500 head; hogs,
10000 head; sheep 1000 head.
EAST BIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira 81 S5a4 81; prime 81 1904 so; COM
mon 50 SO64 co. Hogs steady; best
grades 81 1904 Is; common to fair
q 95a4 05; pigs 81 s0d4 1919; good
roughs 50 1893 60: common to fair
81 5Od3 40. Sheep firm: choice 81 COO
4 sS; common 50 1904 90; yearllngs
81 OOd4 So; spring lambs IS O0GS co.;
veal calves s. 50d6 90.
CIScINNATI-Hogs strong at 81 300
90. Cattle strong at e 7514 IS. Sheen
easy at 81 5Od4 90. Lambs dull and
lower nj 81 2jd6 %.
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EDUCATIONAL.
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RALLWAY ZINE cARD.

Arrival and Departure d trains q ana
after May IA iNN Exploitation Of RIDER
ence Marks: Daily. fDally, except sun
day {Dally, except Saturday. fDlliy. *
cept Monday. Sundays only. Saturday.
only. EAhtern slandard Time.
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BasketbalI Notes.

NEW ROCHELLE. Feb. 3.-At the Casino last night
the ST. George A.. e. OF HobOken defeated the Hugue.
not five by a score of 10 To 8.
This afternoon a match game viii he played DO.
tween the girl teams representa-" Adelphi Academy
and Horace Mann schools ut the formers gymnasium.
The Linden A. C. of Yonkers defeated the second
team OF the Mount Vernon Y. NJ. q. a. at the latter'e
gymnasium on Wednesday evening by a score OF 80
10 4.
Owing to a cancellation the Washington Heights Y.
NJ. c. A. team has Feb. . open for a Rame at home.
VIII guarantee expenses. Address +. j. Duny, mana
ger, 400 West l5lst street. or telephone 2lit Cort
landt,
The Pastime A, c. team would like to arrange
games with registered teams for the following datesl
Feb. -. IL, 10, March 8 and 10; games 10 he played
away from home. Address Phil umstadter. mana
ger, SEQ East Ninety third street.
The first and second teams Of the boys department
OF the German branch OF the Y. NJ. e. A. wish TO ar
range games for even ngs with teams averaging
ninety pounds. Address l." +. Ballard. lao Second
avenue, The second team defeated the Collegiate
School team at the formers gymnasium on Wednes-
day night by the SCORE OF . points TO 9.