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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08

/ ne QeIDOcTdtS were itauy " dSS'St III t"S
prosecution Of war to a successful termi-
nation. This caused applause. which the
speaker rebuked. Mr.. Bailey said the APP
plause in the galleries was merely min
ature of the feeling of the people of the
country. Again there was applause in
the galleries, and the speaker threatened
to have them cleared. Mr.. Steele (rep) OF
Indiana said this would hardly be fair. as
MIR. Bailey was talking to the galleries
daughter on the republican side.) Mr.
bailey closed by saying that if the presi'
dent wanted more time to treat with the
Spanish butchers it would be granted. Mr.
Ientz (dem.) of Ohio offered belliger
ency amendment to the resolution. Mr.
Williams tdem.) of Mississippi, member
of the committee on foreign affairs, Op
posed the amendment for belligerency
saying he thought it inopportune at this
time I'VE should all move in solic
phahnx when the time comes" he said
The democratic side of the house had ex
pressed its views and it was now time t.
wait The statement was significant, a
Mr.. Williams had but half an hour previ
ously emerged from the foreign affair
committee.
| Favor Cuban Intervention.
| The senate chamber was damned Mon
day with people interested in Cuban at
fairs. The Chandler resolution, calm;
for consular correspondence, went over
on motion of Senator Davis until We'd
nesday, and the Quay independence resO
luton followed. Senator Clay of Georgi
made speech urging that war be avoide
if possible, but adding that there was n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23
SKATERS ENTIRE ARMY ON CUBAN SOIL
Some Time Will Yet Be Taken in Landing Supplies and
Artillery, and Storms May Make Longer Delay.
Special Dispatch to the ePOst.InseiligenCer.

GA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

Cas-a2e3 "a 5ass i
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

CAMARA MAY STRIKE AT THE PACIFIC COAST
Large Purchase of Coal at Valparaiso Attention the Authorities
in Washington May Be Intended for Cadiz Fleet


Spanishac
be
fleet hcoal
In the object attack would probably
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

done to provide for the vigorous and sue
cessful prosecution thereof.
I'VE also commend the action OF con-
gress providing for raising the necessary
funds 10 carry on the war by popular
loan.
1--WE send greeting 10 Admiral Dewey.
whose victory at Manila sc.ipsed in cour-
aga any naval victory Of the world.
ITO Lieut.. Hobson and his comrades we
send cheer and greeting. and commend the
anticipated action OF The president ard
congress in recognizing in a lifting way
their courageous and heroic conduct
ct, the army and navy We send greet
ing and encouragement.
I'VE regret the enforced absence from
this conversion o: Senator's Foraker and
Hanna hut we earnestly commend taat
fidelity TO duty which prompts them to re-
main a. Washington.
1--WE rejoice nj the election of Marcus
Wanna n the senate os the United S,ates
as demanded by the Republicans Of Ohio
last year"
Nominations ny Acciamatton.
The following nominations were made
hy acclamation:
Ssrrelary o. Sta.e-Char,es Kinney.
supreme Judge-W. +. Shear.
clerk os the supreme Court~Jos-ah Is.
Allen .,.-.
Fpptt ana U~a~' N@'-'''''
NJ Blackburn.
Mer.he~ q the board Of public works
II. g. Johnson
As soon as tho majority report on Gre
,ient.ala was adopted The McKisson men
and Others uaseated were provided with
seats and the proceedings were 50 expe-
3,,touslv dispatched that the convention
q. !. A. n adjourned sine die,
The state central committee organized
with cyrus HulIa as cha rnan-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

men and 80 officers. I, is expected that
they will board the Harvard.
The remaining regiments and hattallons
OF Gen. Dufed's command Will leave on
Saturday next. taking the Yale The en-
tire expedition VIII then proceed under the
command OF Gen. Dufre.d. whose brigade
consists OF the Ninth Massachusetts,. the
Thirty-third and Thirty fourth Michigan
and the Third Virginia regiments
Gen. Duffleld had a personal conference
with Secretary Long on Tuesday night.
during which the details of thls movement
were gone over.
Gen. Dufheld's expedition Is expected to
repor: 10 Gen. shafter in about four DAYS
after the ships leave Newpor; News.
The men got away from camp al II 30
today.
Gen. Dufleld's command Will augment
the forces under Gen Shafter 10 about 90
90 men. Besides these the present plan
% sending reinforcenen,s contempa,es
that Gen. Garre.son's command OF sG1
men Will go as soon AS transports can be
secured, which IS expected to be at an
early day.
Forrna, orders were issne, ,,,,.t,a 90,
G,v Y Henry n cha-g. ., .so ~. AZ
sion OF troops composed Of DumeId's and
c:arre,so-,.s tr,..,aeg v,ht., ,rn - -
part o, the new division. Probably some
of the troops row at Tampa viii he At
,a.aoa atac a. .At-h ~asn ,ho.. -..,,,
dixra,o,,e, j., s...a-.,o ..a,..,-r.s G.
,te.r,. t. ava ri, ,,s ~, -, -.
,s..s.a t., 49,. a~..,,. ,,,.a...,.. J.. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

COLUMBUS June 9-The Republican
state coAvention here today was record
breaker It's session lasted less than TWO
hours and most OF tina: time was devoted
10 unseating a small minority of dlssenters
After the contests were disposed OF every
thing vas unanimous and by acc.amation.
Five nominations were made within twelve
minutes including the presentation Of the
secondlng speeches. The delegates. after
the convention perfected It's organization.
were all Hanna men
two members OF the state committee.
Brown, OF Toledo, and Craighead, OF Day
ton bu, they were not long in announcing
themselves In accord with the majority, so
that the party machinery is entirely in the
hands of the friends OF Senator Hanna for
the next year. While in such fun sway
there were some who wanted 10 remove
Charles l.. kurtz as the Ohio member OF
the Republican national committee. but
Senator Hanna's closest friends prevented
even consideration Of such action
Gov Bushnell was not In the convention
hail today and none OF his appointees were
present TO hear the reading OF the last res
olution In the platform. which is gener-
ally accepted ~ uncompImentary TO the
governor and the dissenting Republicans in
IN. ls.rfsIatlrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

Entire Convention Lasts Less
Than Two Hours.
HANNA MEN IN CONTROL.
Platform Commends His Election
to the United States Senate.

MckissoD Delegates lnseated. but
No Grtticikm Il Made of the boit-
ers at the Last LeEislature-ind1.
ana Democrats Adopt n Platform
Reaffsrmtux the Declarations of
the CHICAGO COnvention-Ner
mont Republicans Nominate e"i'
r.. e. smith for GOVernor-Michi.
gan FusiOnists Want HARMONY
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ANOTHER DETAIL
FOR 1H[ FRONT.
Camp Alger to Furnish the
ReinforCements.
GEN. DUFFiELO WILL GO.
A Regiment and Battalion to En-
bark at Newport News.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-The forward
tnp ~ reinforcement u Gen. Shatter At
Santiago lie Cuba has begun, and a.
O'Clock this morning TIE first body of
troop. left Camp Alger for Newport, there
70 take transports FOR Cgba. This vas N
accord wi.h orders issued by Ger. Niles
las. night. directing gh- movement 70 te-
gin today. The order vas 20 Maj. Gen.
Graham. comm laading the second army
corps. oapped A. Fails church. and IS as
.7.lows:
WITH the approval - thc SECRETARY %
VA vaa VII d~t44 Brig G-n.
Dufie,a AMI ous regiment art or"
hatta.to-; . a regiment of his command -
proceed tomorrow "wednesday ~ raj -
Newport News. Va. ~ = zen a8Ts travel-
ing rauona. On his arrival AZ Newport
%eue. Gen pufsie, WI go on b-5ard oue
90 ne aux 5lary cruisers now awaiting 30
transport his command 10 Santiago ia
Cuha l-pon ar..va. az 1nat place he
AL v4nr~: % Ma Gen S9Rf' -.
commanding The United Statss forres
there TIE troops VII carry amp e~4I8Tf-
u8eats and fi.i supplies O: ammunition for
a4-t service.
Mai Gen Commanding
Other orders y explsraa.lar o. tae gen
..rai t.an ~ sending -~tnsoreers, euts " u
fs.low Tae aFst r1ove-n~a: s. ~saane.i 70
aae regime, ard one oat.&Hoa. and ''
vas necessary - dir.1~ Dasstas CON
rna-a In c~ie- 20 .ree; the acoounsoia.tar
= me tosaspo-ts Harvard ard Yale. ne
sa-af,lss e re ere be!-g considerably
greater tAa7 :ae ether
Tse T2sr,y-tA.-1 Moh gar ard o-e BAT
.a.ion os ne Twer'y-:sHrth N!nres~'is
wazs ss.ecsea % SO arx. COMPRISING i-ss2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23
LANDING Of TROOPS
HAS BEGUN ALREADY
Spaniards Feebly Resist the
Army of Invasion.
MEN ASHORE AT BAlQU!Rl.
MEN ASHORE AT BAlQU!Rl.
Demonstration at Cabanas Conn
pletely Deceiyes the Enemy.

One Man ON the Texas Is Killed hy
shot From the West Uutterx-
Authorities Gr~atiy Pleased nj tho
Quickness Displayed by Sampson
and Shafter-Autack ON Santtnro
Probably VIII he Made From Two
sides at once->iHnal service Es-
tabitshcs u station Within rxveu.
~ Miles Of Spanish Headquarters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

No Changes In committees.
The convention reconvened a; O'Clock a.
m. when tie temporary organization of
yesterday was made permanent. Owing
to an ail-night session Of the ccs}lnittee on
credentials on the McKisson and other
contests the other committees could not be
completed until today. but their complex
ton was not changed.
The subcommittee on resolutions waskept
up during the night. because of differences
on resolutions regarding the state admin
istration and legislature. Some wanted the
governor and boiling Republicans IN the
legislature condemned for not abiding hy
the resolution adopted by the state con-
vention a. Toledo last June. indo.slng Han
IA for senator. and they were especially
anxious for strong denunciation OF the
seven Republicans in the legislature who
did not abide by the caucus nuninee for
senator, but the subcommittee reported
more conclliatory resolutions 10 the full
committee at a. m. today. and the report
was agreed to.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
TELEGRAPHlC BREvlTIES,


1t has been definitely decided That
the funeral Of Lieut.. T.. J. Jenkins IN
Plttshurg next Wednesday VIII be
public oEe.
Fire last night destroyed the Wis
Cungin Industrial school for boys The
$50 inmates escaped without injury.
The loss is $4,000.
The management Of the Boatonians
announce that Miss Helen Bertram will
succeed Alice NELSON as the COMPANIES
pl ina donna next season
A telegram from Tromsoe. TromRae
island, reports that furty-iive iish,--
men have been drowned on the north
coast OF Norway IN the storm,
The Tsung III Yamcn 1t is reported,
has notified NJ PaNluh, the Russian
accedes to the Russian demands.
Secretary Wilson has DESIGNATED @
@. GeOrgespn as special agent Of the
agricultural department in cbnrF" or
agricultural investigations IN Alaska.
The Spanish divers have not bs.n
down t the wreck Of the Maine since
les. sunday. III the Am, uuu divers
htvn got u. two c-ir'll sun
The firing Of dynamite cartridge
in the Hazard coal mines ncur Ligg,
yesterday caused an explosion Of ruli
gas. Twenty minors were killed.
\ dispatch was received by the naval
board IN New Work yesterday from
WASHINGTON ordering the board TO rur-
chase all suitable vessels available for
use in the navy
As result of the discovery Of see
riuus and wholesale bribery and cor
rurtion. 100 dockyHrd officials and ON
CcrF Of the Russian Black sea i-at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
COr1r1ERCIAL.

New York, March 26.-The stock mar
ket presented lively appearance at the
opening. owing to the liquidation of
large holdings, based ON the grave as
poet of the Cuban Spanish situation.
Rapid drops followed the attempts to
dispose Of any large offerings. The
specialitles We're demoralized and gave
way substantially. The selling move
ment petered out soon after the open
ing but during the interim some ad-
ditional material losses were sustained
with Hawaiian commercial attracting
attention by n break of four points
Share speculation in the final hour was
exceedingly buoyunt. the advance in
values assuming more formidable pro-
portions than any of the vigorous
slumps which have enliVened the weeks
trading The primary cause of the inn
provement was extensive purchases by
prominent interests, which created de
moralizatiOn among the shorts, and in
the scramble to cover they bid up val
ues rapidly on themselves. The orders
were generally ranged ON the long side
Of the market. The spccialties sustained
the more important improvements, The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
WILL CRINGE NO MORE,
The Free Man win can Spade q Spnd
aud stand Fust for Truth.

In general way. people should De
allowed to follow thrir own likes ga.
dislik"s, provided -hsir actions do moi
Infringe upon Ia" ilzuts of Others. II
"a man likes t,.9-i.' ,yetebl. o,. ,.ff..
30 does not thereby harm some
me else, Hia .u,.,N4.,.. Au,,,y should
b" respected. pi course. thus, ,,hi
prefer To stay iu The possession. 80
live long, hcalthru aud happy liv.s
VIII us" then Gud-givon reason to- So
direct their movements. and parlia-
ularly their diet, us Ca conserve their
strength and mental ana physical
Ngut. rather than 90 allow tho same
+" be disslpated 10y The use of drugs
ANA puiyuns.
1t makes The coffee topper criugc to
hear coiler called a poison or a drug.
bat that is thc aNsei maine for ia
Their the topper likes II or not.
why. 10 | go without my cup pr
cuiioc In tn morning | have head
ache half the day" is the confession
of many of the uufortunHtos thot bow
In sl1V,ry t. the ~ ne, II IS ,lsy to
break the ruftro hrr't n Bustr'u Food
.c Dee served well brewcG and hot
II is not hnlt gpbd when uudcrcookcd
uut if allowed to continue boiling fun
- minutes after actual hpilug com
menvcs the tpgtc is d"li.iu and thu
powerful frod Clements ar, extracted
and Postum becomes true liquid
food
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
MINING CONGRESS MATTERS.


Funds for the International Mining
congress continue to come in in d most
satisfactory manner The following
letter from the salt Lake Brewing
company is particularly pleasing ana
It's sentiments are directly In line with
those who have the success OF the COM
ing gathering most at heart:
Dear Sir: Yours of the 18th to-
hand, and In reply would say that we
are willing to aid the mining interests
OF TINS Western country, to the fullest
extent OF our ability Therefore we
take pleasure in handing you herewith
our check for 1OO"
A. postscript Manager Morits
adds; Having had q great deal ot
experience in soliciting aid in enter
plsrs OF this kind. | cun say the meth
90 you have adopted for raising funds
rs good ono, ANA hope most sincere
" That an those who arc doing bust
ness IN this city will feel that this min>
ing congress, to be held Ia this city
next July. Is one Of tho most Important
events which viii have occurred in
SAT- Lake. And knowing this 10 ne
true, | hope that those who are Willing
{" lld THIS matter will come promptly
To- the front with such liberal subscfip-
upns as Will iusur, the fullest measure
90 success, ana not wait to first learn
the size Of tho donations of others be-
fore contributing"
The receipts to date arc:
previously Acknowledged. ...2l9 5t 90
Cash contribution. .... loo an
David Keith. =. ..-.... b, III,
salt Lake city Brewing CO.. 10r.W
ss2o5. 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
ACTIVITY IN THE PIT.
o,,cvsyt OF MERCvH SELLS AWAY DOWN
..u.,, necline In Depreciation Busi-
ness Of the week-Dips
and Spurs.

-,...,,,sss in the pit today was quite
.,',, ,spocIally so considering the in
A,amsncy Of the weather. In both
,,assos sales were made with much
,.aodcr. and at the close OF the can
~ i,st made up showed transfers of
80 sbares. the same having a selling
,alue OF Si,43i.25.
'1 ,rsa sound of the callers voice restor-
lao order In the pit found Anchor uh-
Hanged. while Ajax was about station
to,-ether with Bullion-Beck. Cen
o." ,,,i- eureka and Daly. Daly-West'
z..,,,e,. made a slight gain ana was
.,.,dsnre with n hid of Sl.aj. but
o,,a the favor bestowed, holders
mid not let so under 50, the lowest
,bich the stock was offered. -Four
,oos was stronger in the bidding, hut
"a mot do business, while Gcysel-
ua,ton fell tribe. the stock taking the
,nt,iatlye In the trading by selling at
Va. share, with n closing bid of
a. 0siL as against further offerings nj
~ sgiling figure. Galena showed i'm
ned strength In the bidding, but was
pn, a seller. while Mammoth fell back
~ q, ,he close although the stock made
~ sra ,~i at s212Ia. Mercur maintained
M old-time hrmness of $40, and
Northern Light held up in good shape
INA sold at "A cents Sacramento was
ieS,t in at from 4lis to ~ cents, while
i,,ah had taker of 80 shares at So
cents.
aouaIly active with the business on the
oiher side. and stocks responded quite
literally TO calls for transfers. Among
,hem was Buckeye of Mercur. 5000
shares of which were sold for II dollar,
iris being the figure for the entire block.
richmond Anaconda was also quite
lively and sold at 3is and SA cents.
while Chloride Point was attended with
better figures than on yesterday and
made sales at figures ranging from "a
10 e44 cents. Dexter stood at dollar
lid. Grand Central at si.40, Swansea at
.9l5 and South Swansea at $l.l7Ia. but
neither came out in the trading. hold
ers thinking too much of them to re-
lInqush at the figures quoted.
The closing figures were as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26

recoveries from the low point regis
tered at the start extended to 8 points
in Mctrnnoltnn street railway: in
Third avenue. -, In sugar in Man
haitian and AZ In consolidated gus. Tho
variations IN the lending railway stocks
were of striking dimensions New
York Central the GranEcrs and North
crn Pacific preferred averaging gains
OF az points. Considerable excitement
attended the rise ana the market left
on buoyant with prices at the best ex-
cept in few minor cases where proht
taking occurred. Total sales, 274,iiO
shares
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.


Silver, 55h; lead, $3.50
Final payment has been made on the
Whitewater mine in the SLOGAN coun-
try.
Stock Broker T.. G. Woolley goes to
St George this evening to visit his
folks.
The Ajax is said to be shipping an
average OF 1875 tons OF good ore
monthly
Frank d. Kmball cashier of the
Mccormick bank at Mercur, was In the
city today.
Reports have it that the Ophir Hill
mill is to be enlarged this spring, prior
to he opening up of the mine for the
season.
The name of Mrs. Elizabeth Shill was
inadvertently omitted from the list Of
Adelphia directors published in these
columns yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26

E'vcn - the Safety, Ii}i1Cteu Wire
aud Gable company of New York fes
submarine and underground c1h g
{, meeting all the forts and island oil
Now York harbor.
Charles y, Price of pittsburg. ~.
who has Just returned from Cub,,
says: The Spauards hate the Amer,
leans and they are only waiting for
war 10 ne declared. God help Amcri-
cans who remain In Havanu once tile
terrible carnage commences. am
afraid thoy viii all be massacrcd."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26

on the hillside with good gravel soil
the frost does not get much OF "a hold
and one stroke Of the picl, will often
loosen as much soil as cun be handled
in two days.
Reports We're also being received
every day of rich finds ON American
creek on the American side. Rosohud
creek Is also drawing much attention.
None OF the party brought out much
actual dust, as drafts could De obtained
at Dawson for gold at $3.50 per ounce
and very few would pack dust under
those circumstance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. March ~
HOGS - Estimated receipts today 1000
head; left over 1.50O head; fairly active, weak
to 80 lowCr light, sl.iOtsAsils; mixed, 1915
ass 1!A; heavy, sa50l$L0j; rough, tGTOe
1875.
CATTLE - Receipts 900 head; quiet and
unchanged.
SHEEP 49, Receipts 5000 head; steady.
Native sheep, tlbt A.aj; Westerns $3.50
tI.50i lambs, A5pllfjiU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
Scandinavian Meeting.

A Scandinavian meeting viii he held
in Langton's Hall, Richards street, to-
morrow. sunday, March 2Ith, at 10
o'clock p. IN. n full attendance is re-
quested. j. NJ. Siodahl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Stock


Three hundred shares Of Geyser-
Marion q Si05 per share; 100 Mann
moth a $el2ia; 400 Northern Light a
200 a. 4ls, and 200 % ~: so Utah a SO
cents; 5000 Buckeye (Mercur) for
$500; 1000 Richmond Anaconda a
3is cents and 1000 a Sai: 100 Chloride
Point q g. cents. 200 q G4Is and 100
q Gia. Total shares sold. 0,25O,
selling value of stocks. si434.2b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. March -. Money on call
steady Uta per cent
Last loan per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6 i05s pcr cent,
sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills Mt Asj'k5ssl
for dcmunu and T. sDEff4 ~ for sixty days
Posted rates isittctl t2ts and 1 slttGlis5ts.
Commercial bills - sOit.
silver certificates 55saGl5Gn.
Bar silver AZ.
Mexican dollars 49,.
State bonds quiet.
Railroad bonds quiet.
Government bonds weak, new tours reg
istercd, I is: ditto coupons. Is: TOURS
registered. Los; ditto coupons 10;
twos registered, D1if; hves registered, | lOsf ;
ditto coupons, log; Pacific skies Of 10 / Ok
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26

san Francisco. March % Wheat quiet;
December. l.1A; May, LI5L.
Barley - Ensier; December 49,; May,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
CNSlI

Wheat - No . red. 1Ol; No, Q red,
00uuG, No . hard winter, o.; NJ. o hard
winter >GHgO; M. . soft, %; No. soft,
ssdnl No, northern spring, / o.
Corn-No 9, 2sli No. j. -
OHts-Nu, >, 25is N2G; No q, 2i's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-26
PRODUCE

WHEAT - May wheat was very slow
around iW with few sales at LOLA. July
opened at s2asGis, advanced to SO, react
ing saia.
closing go Wheat May. loi; July, 81
September. 76a; December, 15b.
CoRN-Marcb. 27aii May. asS.G..
OATS-Niurch. 2Ilsi May, $50.
PoRK-Marrh, so.30i May, tl35137
LARD March, SAs5i May, s4GOgsIg2.
March,:l p!i May ioa.
BARLEN-3JhiJ
RYE-il
ELAN .i.lG4.
TIMOTHY Ss5.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-14

Mr. Gustave Sibilsky. who has been in
que employ oil the Bosch brewing com.
pany In Hancock for the past twelve
years, mas resigned his position. MIR.
o'oi'sky has purchased the stock and fix
lures oil the saloon formerly run by ]. M.
'eStela, and on May 1. will start in bust.
ness Tor himself, where he will be PLEASED
70 nave bis friends call on HIM. During
Mr. sio'lsky's long connection with the
Bosch brewing company he made many
'riends and he will undoubtedly do a
good business.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-14

Inc undersigned has 1000 samples OF
wan paper. ranging in price from l cent
20 Sl'oO per roll. and will be pleased to
snow the same to anyone dropping him
postal card. This is the finest display
Oh wall paper ever shown in the copper
country Paper.hanging, ornamental
ana house painting neatly and promptly
executed. solicit share OF the public
patronage.
JAMES p. MCGRATH, Hancock.