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New-York tribune., 1898-11-04

OUTSIDE SECJ ES.-Market duh and irreg-
ular. Standard oil closed at 4lSQ 1872 against
422Q42sIa on Wednesday Last prices of other prom-
nent issues were: Standard Gas. common. 123ul2S;
PREFERRED liOgliJ Mutual Gas 9lOaS2O New-Am-
sterdam Gas common 29pG0; preferred. 69a7o;
Glucose common c7l2QG7s4 preferred. los'.alosi4
Wagner Palace Car. ltsIsulO.
GLUCOSE DINIDEND.-The Glucose Sugar Re-
fning Company has declared regular quarterly
dividend Of 1al per cent on - preferred stock ard
quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent on Us common
stock
STANDARD OIL PAYMENTS The Iiqudating
Trustees OF the STANDARD Oil Trust have divided
from ;le income OF the corporate stocks still re-
naming in their hands a equal to Sc per share
and an extra dividend equal to 81 per share.
MONEY IN THE COZ OUNTRY.-Clrculation IN
creased in October $i997s sso and for the year -
October e. sI5s sie.s7s The pc. capita circulation
Is Ni 81
HAVANA BANE.-The Havana Bank of the
North American Trust Company viii be opened for
business on Monday next November = at No 81
Habana-st under the immediate management Of
6 NJ Jarvis vlce-president OF the Trust company.
vho viii also supervise the operations OF the com
nonv,s hank AZ Santiago established i'm August last
nc fiscal agents OF the riieI states Government
at that place.
LARGE BOND TRANSACTIONS-S -Speyer co..
have bought sloOoo.0o0 Southern Pacihc of 'aH-
fornia first consolidated mortgage = per cent gold
honds due 1881 principal and interest uncondition-
allv guaranteed by the Southern Pacnc 'onpah!.
These bonds are part OF about S2oOOOor which
have been issued In the last fcw years by the com
uany in exchange FOR underlying bonds and Tor Ne"
construction The bonds will probably he offered
soon for public bscription mere and IN London
Frankfort-on-N Main. Berlin and Amste-dam' mus
securing an international market
t,r Ff'TED ACTUARY.-Jocl q Van else. VINO
has for many years been the hrst assistant ae'"-
arv Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society was
elected actuary on Wednesday. 10 MI the vacancy
caused by the death OF George W. Philips. VINO
had been the actuary ever since the organization OF
IN. society Robert g. Ham. formerly second as
Teton, sctuary has been appointed assistant actd-
srv General Louis Fitzgerald has found the duties
of his Office as president Of the Mercantile IrNS'
company 80 absorbing that he has resigned to'"
The socictvs staff OF officers. although ne VIII con
- 90 sar,e ,s chairman OF rs Finance and EN-
ecut,ve committees: and James II. hyde son OF
President Hyde. has been elected 70 su'o'u go, 90
,sI Ettzperald 80 second V'r-l "i Inc So
Ciety
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

stock market values moved within narrow
limits and on a small volume Of business. After
r-eeulariiy and heavness in the morning prices
,,carre firm In the afternoon, traders who sold
,,.-, On Wednesday covering. and in the great
o. nunlbor Of issues final quotations showing
ret gains as compared with the closing OF the
,.ecedrs day. \ sudden recovery in the for
,en markets. good buying in the bond depart
rent and a total lack Of selling pressure from
,,nrais sion houses inspired professional trad
.-s 20 work for a rally throughout the list. The
,b,ef feature Of the days business the ex
,,sne dulness prevailing. 1t was market Of
ru-ely professional transactions in which price
,hsnsos had little or bearing upon actual
worth or existing business conditions.
g. Pauls excellent earnings FOR the last week
n october caused a slight degree OF activity in
IRE Granger shares, but elsewhere. with the ex-
cep.ion OF Jersey Central, the railroad shares
we're practically !ifeless. Jersey Central was
strong on a good demand from the shorts.
dus;Yal list. further manipulation advancing its
price well above Wednesdays close. Consoli
dated Gas rose 3 per cent; also Metropolitan
Traction. Movements on the European Ex-
changes suggested speedy settlement Of the
Fashoda question. rentes and consols advancing
sharply. In the local financial community it is
hard to find conservative men VINO are beavish
on the stoci. market and IL is noteworthy that
the real holders of stocks maintain their posses
sons in the confident expectation OF higher
prices after Election Day
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1893

month 10 date :.7s7s73 expenditures. 200; ex
cess OF expenditures Ss7l2 Receipts for the fiscal
year 10 date. s6s.s5sl expenditures s2i2 7sD 523;
excess of expenditures. S13374.1l2 Receipts OF Ma
tonal bank notes for redemption yesterday. &AO5oo
CB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
at the Clearing House 500 az Its net loss on bal !,
ance was A63Gl. made up by loss In currency OF
S6.S2 and loss in coin OF sSs6,sSe The day $
operations included: Receipts S3s14.3s0; payments
SfS37S1l. resulting in general balance OF $5IS52-
i2s consisting OF slt 7e o5G coin and N609S3S cur
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. 49, New -Orleans-Com-
mercal 81 discount: bank. 81 premium. Charles
ton-Ruying &c discount: selling, par San Fran
csco-sght. l7I.c.: telegraph. 2oc. Cincnnst-Over
the counter. 5oc. premium: between banks 25c.
premium. Boston-5al5c. discount. Savannah
Buying l-l6c. discount selling. 1oc per NVVo pre-
MUM Chicago-lcc. premium
BANK CLEARINGS - New-York - Exchanges.
sS4sis75: balances. ss.5$9.474 Chicago-EXchanges'
SNgolU. balances S..576952. Boston-EXchanges'
.2leS727: balances. SSHs72. Philadephia-F'X-
changes Sl3s7s 100. balances. NGs453. Baltimore
Exchanges. $4O23SG9; balances. S557s4s.
FOREIGN BANK sTATEMENTS.-Th weekly
statement OF the Bank OF England shows the tol-
loving changes. as compared with the previous ac-
count: Total reserve. decreased ASSo" circuia-
ton increased, 10000: bullion. increased t25iHO;
ohr securities decreased. H. COO; other deposits
decreased E4sl opD: public deposits decreased tS'-
%. notes reserve. decreased. f223cO0; Government
securities increased, f5S.c0 The proportion OF
iAe Bank o. England's reserve to liability. wh!ch
last week was 1856 per cent is now 497O per cent
The Bank Of Englanc's rate of discount remains
unchanged al per cent
The weekly statement Of tho Bank or france
shows the following changes as compared with the
previous account: Notes in circulation. increased.
II 30 90 francs; Treasury notes current, decreased
.7GJ 90 francs; gold in hand. decreased S2voVv
francs. bills discounted increased a,l5OWo francs
silver in hand. decreased. 5.s75ooo francs
FOEElGN MONEY MARhEIS.-'aI 'd'e III
London. per cent. open market discount Fa'e'
Is per cent for short and u-lea3$t per cent iot
long bills Berlin discount rate, AS per cent
Par,s. - per cent. Berlin exchange on London ~
marks q pfenninss Paris exchange on LONDON %
francs % centirncs.
EUROPEAN SECURITIES - British consois
closed at lo9 for money and l09 sic for the account
French rentes lO francs. % contimes. Spanish Is
IN London 4li..
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 81 7-l6c.
Mexican silver dollars, 47%sc. Bar silver in Lon
don. 81.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid ~; Lisbon 5'5o
Hlenos Ayres. IL 50; Rome. l0s o.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Markot firm, with the
'ew IS active. Final quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS.--Market firm and relatively
more active THAI stocks The heaviest dealings
were in the Atchison issues. Rock Island as Lake
Shore 3lss Northern Pacific prior IS. Reading As.
Union Pacific As. Wabash Gebenture Bs, Flint and
pere Marquette port Huron Division $50 and Texas
Pacific 2ls In miscellaneous issues Standard Rope
and Twine es and Incomes were strong and actiVe
Total sales par value &,sSsOeD, against sZ0i''lV
on Wednesday,
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Nov. g. p. m.-AmeIican securities
opened duh and lower on NewYork selling. but
later reacted and closed steady Last prices were;
Atchsor 121s: Canadian Pacific sSa.; ST. Paul, ll2s
Illinois Central. INV: Louisville. So 'ni9n Pacih'
preferred. 6jit; N"wYork Central. n1i4 Erie l2es:
Pennsylvania 6D@, Reading. 81; Erie first pre-.
feired, 32as; Northern Pacific preferred. 7iss and
Grand Trunk. 6,,
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
Receivers Notlres.

IN pursuance Of an order of Honorable Will
l. tam Y Cohen one OF the Justices Of the supreme
Court ot the State OF New York. dated the 10Th Gay OF
October lS9s notice hereby given to all persons having
Claims against the firm OF John Somervnle company
lately doing business No 66l Broadway Borough OK
- at,an Cty OF New York (said firm having been
composed OF John somervile and Annie Joscnm; % 20
tho same with vouchers thereon duly vernea
- ,na sbscrh,r s Livingston Samuels. who was hither
70 duly appointed Receiver OF all the copsrtnersno
ns asse,s and effects OF said copartnership at his
are Of transacting business at the Office OF Otto HOT
WITT ESQ., his attorney No $40 btoaaNay b,,oIsn a y
Manhattan CITY OF Ne" iO'A 0' - "N-''" N~ 49, 80 -
November 1893 "a ,ooe
oa'ed We" 8 LIVINGSTON sAMuEIIs. Receiver.
OTTO HORWITZ.
Attorney for Receiver. . - 1,. -. A.. VII.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04

MANHATTAN lAILwAY coMPASNhr' ,snP an 1898
y, lga Bro.dwav New York october otI, - old. .
,I,HE A%\IAI MEETING Of the sharehoiu pn,,
e of the hswsy eT6sg%sy eSngsny W" Manhattan
~ the Company orice No. n,ro.taV ~, November 9th
yorn,.rh titv. on Nedh's'''' 49,
l>os al !; y,'.s for the ensuing year Is 10 ne
eiec.d ana three InspsrtorS - tie s,u,a,v October
Tta ,r.rs,e- booa- be clo'i on 1rs,,r,da> No
s,h \, 10 o'clock noon. and rsepened on '"N''"'' "
vsmeer 10th. s' ~ 10 W M WILLIAMS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NewYork County
IN In the OF the application for the voluntary
dissolution OF tho Holmes Brumley Company -.
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: notice IS ncteoy c,
xven that have appointed By the supreme court
OF the state Of this action receiver OF tns
Holmes Bru-ley Company, and OF all the property ana
effects OF said corporation. and tha nave ouV aua'
lied as such receiver: sne do require; . ,
An persons Indebted 20 said corporation 70 render
.ccount 10 me az the ONCE OF attorneys 80 Nassau
Street in the city York and County Of New YORK
IN ssd State OF New York by the 10th day OF Narcn.
1899 " ali sums Of money owing by them respectively
II All persons having their possession any properly
effects OF such corporation to IeNer 'hs sa'e " "
by the said 10Th day OF March. 1899. ~ .,,.
iii All the creditors OF said corporation 10 deliver tner
resnseve accounts demands by the SAID iotn
day OF March 1888. ,.,....~ .o,.-sc.
" All persons holding open or subsistns contra
Of said corporaon present the same In writing ana
in detail 10 me the place aforesaid on or before hs
sa'' i ' JOHN DF G. IRELAND Receiver.
DOVE MURRAY & HARTRIDGE. Attorneys for Re
celver Office Postoice address. 80 Nassau street.
BOROUGH OF Manhattan. City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATE. Money on call. 1%g2 per cent
Time money. 2i2 per cent for sixty days 2i2l3 per
cent for three months, per cent for four
rno,,bs and 3GSls per cent for six months. Com
perc.al paper rates were 393ls per cent for three
months and SG4 per cent for best names for four
and six months. Names not SO well known ruled
higher
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dull and steady.
Actual closing rates were:
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
RIO GRA;DE WESTERN.


The following table shows the earnings and eS-
penses for september OF the New-lork Susque-
hanna and Western Railroad Company, including
the Wikesbarre and Eastern Railroad:
1897 iSJs Changes
Gross earnings $500 800 20 s2Oi 255 $3.50 20
Working expenses ll2.24S " 9oOlO y, Dec b2"2 40
Net earnngs... SIS iio do 90 Inc i7Oas ~
Included IN the expenses for the year 1898 Is one
twelfth Of the entire taxes OF the year.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
publir Notire.

4 UCTION SALE.--Phila. Depot, q. NJ. Dept,
f42s Arch Street. Phila., Pa. october %, 1895
There will sold public auction az the schuykil
Arsenal In this city. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on TUESDAY.
i5 1898. under the direction OF Captain g.
mixed cuttings and condemned quartermasters stores
Catalogues can be had upon application az SchuylkilI
Arsenal There will be sold Tuesday November s..
ises az the same place three horses. which may be ex
anine on the previous to the sale Colonel John v.
FS,rey Deputy Quartermsster-Gene L. S A.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE BUREAU FOR
THE COLLECTION OF TAXES. No. % Chambers Street
Stewart Buiidng) New York. November 1. 1898
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 all persons whose
taxes In the Of Manhattan and The Bronx for
tho ear 1898 remain unpaid first day OF November
OF said year unless the same shall be paid TO the Re
ceiyer II Taxes 81 Chambers Street IN
the Borough Manhattan and at 30 Avenue and l'h
street In the Borough the Bronx respectively on or he
fore The first day OF December OF said year. he Will
charge and collect such taxes so remaining
unpat on that day, addition the amount OF such
tsyos one psr cenni thereof provided
by section a8 New York Charter tChapter
3fs, Laws " 1870
'N DAVID f. AUSTEN. Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
PROPOSALS FOR BONDS Of the Village o,

i yvb,,s plains Westchester County y. Y.-Bds will
be received by OF Trustees OF the Village of
White Plains until Nov. 1th at Y. NJ FOR $oVo TAX
Deaciency Bonds ~. payable semi ANNUALLY
principal payable $1,000 each year BEGINNING & Nov Is
Ie03 Issued under Chapter I6s Laws 1898. and FOR
sI4 900 Refundng Bonds. interest ~. payable semi
annually principal payable 81 900 each year commencing
No lst 1900 Issued under Chapter 6s5. Laws of
isg2 as amended by Chapter "a. Laws OF 1891 BIDS
NAV he addressed the Board OF Trustees OF tie village
OF White Plains OF Howard +. Foster. village
Trea surer will be opened In the village Rooms
Monday evening Nov. eth. Il. NJ BIDS must De
accompanied by Certified Check for lUe or the race
value Of the bonds. HOWARD II. f1slEf,
White Plains y. Y. Nov. ls. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
Cipi0en0 Notlres.

>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~||~~ ~-|(<( ((((|((< -
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL, BANh.
i2s Broadway. New York, october Il ieeo.
At 4 MEET INC, Of the Board or Directors,
"a held this day a dividend OF THREE AND ONE-
HALF (3i.) PER CENT, the capital stoeh' was oe-
Tran.f@, books win close this day and reopen Nov ID
n,oyimo EDWARD BURNS Cashier
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
financial Glettions.

ONCE of the
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY,
Third Avenue, 65th and 16th : reefs. -
NEW YORK. October ~, lsss
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
NOTICE u hereby given 10 the stockholders
" Of this Company that the annual election OF Directors
and Inspec,ors 4 Election for the ensuing year WI" oe
held Al this olae on WednesdaN November IL" 1873 Inc
polls viii be open = and close at A. NJ OF that nds
The transfer u the capital stock OF the 'O"pa
uiI b. ,o-ed on Wednesday. Nember = isvs a. .
o'clock r remain closed until Ihuirdss, NoNe''
ler l. O'Clock \. NJ. for the purpose y,
he stockholders entitled 10 vote az me Sn""a
election.
nS o''s' VI "'' ALFRED LAZARUS. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
BOSTON STOCKS.
Diminished by T. l. Day & CO.. No. / Broad ST.
d, H., v..terdav T, ia,
MISCELLANEOUS SECT RITES.

FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch. No 30 Broad st.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
crocK VALUES STRONGER.
gOND NARGET FIRM.
r1Rsr-CLAss MORTGAGE ISSUES IN DE-
uANp-MONEY AND EXCHANGE

closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
eve securities and net changes from Wednes-
.A,,s last quotations were as foloNs:
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
UNION TYPEWRITER co. STOCK.
VIM. WILLIS MERRILL.
ROOM 4r8. PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
findntial nleeitnas.

(Jo//NN||N/'N"/O(ON/ =
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that meeting
" OF the stockholders u the Fishkill and Mattea~an
Equitable Gas Company will be held at the Office OF me
Secretary Frederick a. souhworth az No l2o broadway
New York City the 18th day Of Novembor, lsss AZ
10 o'clock noon the purpose Of eectng three directors
for the ensuing year and TWO Inspectors OF econ 10
serve at annual meeting and for the trsnscon
or business properly come betoFe ss.i
neeting will remain open from j. oclock noon 20
p NJ. Transfer books Will he closed from No'e"Oer
the 4h 20 November the 18th, 1898. 800
New York City, " Y. Oct 10Th lsss
w JOHN T. BERWIND,
J.. CALENDER,
FREDERICK A. SOUTHWORTH
Directors.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

+ Whrn issued. TEX dividend.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual sales--l-Closins- Shares
iOpeq high Low. Fin. Bid Ask. sod.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-04
Political neetings.

A successful republican meeting is
reported from Logan Wednesday
night. David Richards was chairman,
H. P. Bogue opened the meeting with a
short speech, giving some forcible argu-
ments for the republican ticket. Hon.
E. A. Williams made one Of his usual
happyspeeches, and was followed by Hon.
Joseph Hare and Supt. Edick. There
was some disappointment because Of the
~pospontment of tho meeting, but a fair
attendance, notwithstanding.
At Sterling Thursday night the speak
ers met a good reception. Tho school
house was decorated with flags and
bunting. B. F. Melton was chairman,
and there were addresses by H. P. Bogue,
and Messrs. Williams, Hare and Edick.
Rev. Ray also made an address, giving
some cogent reasons why he was a re-
publican.
There will be q meeting at Manning
tonight. Several speakers will attend
from the city.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-04
Perkins Dedicates a Hall.

Acopy of the Klondike Miner and
Yukon Advertiser received by tire TR1-
BuNE says:
The dedication services of tho new
Fraternal hall were held on last Sunday
afternoon, and were of a simple but i'm
pressivs nature. The building was not
yet completed, the. roof not having as yet
been finished, but temporary arrange
ments had been made to shelter those
attending. The societies participating
were the Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons, the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, the Knights Of Pythias, the
Ancient Order of United Workman, and
the Woodmen Of the World.
The services were attended by about
one thousand members of the orders
mentioned, who thoroughly appreciated
the speeches Of their representatives as
they responded to the presentation Of
the hall to each society. The responses
all set forth the charitable and benevo-
lent features that form the foundation
for the structure of brotherly love and
neighborly kindness, truth and honesty,
fraternity and social good feeling that
are the marked characteristic Of each
of these orders.
Owing to the sickness Of Mr.. Davis,
Col. VIM. z. Perkins, past grand master
of the Masons of the state Of North Da-
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-04
Politics in Trail County.

A Mayville telegram to the st. Paul
Dispatch says: A peculiar condition of
political affairs, illustrating the lack
Of party pride and principal character
istic Of the fusion aggregation, exists in
this county. Trail county is the banner
republican county Of North Dakota, and
the fusionists have grown weary and
hungry Of waiting for the spoils of office.
This fall they resorted to desperate
measures in the hope of disrupting the
republican organization. The fusion
county convention adjourned without
nominating a ticket and in lieu thereof
issued a call for a "non partisan mass
meeting" to which sore-head republic
ans were especially invited, and a few
responded, This mass meeting, COM
posed in bulk of democrats and popu-
lists, nominated five sore-head repub-
licans defeated aspirants for office be-
fore the republican county convention)
for the legislature and instructed them
to vote, if elected, for M. N. johnson for
United States senator. The farce com
edy of this action lies in the idea OF
democrats, populists and silverites in.
structing their nominees to vote for M
N. johnson for United States senator
Trail county will lead the van for Che
republican ticket as usual and will give
a particularly heavy vote for Hon. John
6. Halland, the republican candidate
for superintendent of public instruction
This will be the result of the populistie
campaign Of SANDER against Supt. Hal
land. The people Of Trail county know
Halland and will resent at the polls the
malicious and vindictive attack upor
his personal character.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-04
Funeral of a Hero.

Charley Gurley sends the TRIBUNE a
copy of the Washington Star, containing
a long account of the funeral of Captain
Wetherill, u. 8. "A. Captain Wetherill
was stationed at Forts Berthold and
Stevenson in the early days-a gallant
soldier, admired by all who knew him.
The Star says: Amid the mingled echoes
of a volley fired over a hero's grave, of
the solemnly impressive TAPS sounded
from a dozen bugles, and the reverbera-
ton Of mufled drums, Capt. Alexander
Macomb Wetherill Of the 9th United
States infantry was laid to rest shortly
after 8 o'clock this afternoon in the ma
tional cemetery at Arlington. Capt.
Wetherill was one of the first to fall
during the fierce fighting anent the TAX
ing Of San Juan Hill, in Cuba, a Spanish
Mauser piercing his brain. The funeral
exercises were conducted under the
auspices Of Lafayette Post, No. 14O, De:
partment of New York, Grand Army of
Republic, while a military escort was
provided for the dead soldier from the
United States troops now in this city.
Besides giving his life for his country,
Capt. Wetherill had rendered the United
States thirty-one years of tho most ac-
tive, efficient and honorable service.
Carrying q musket while a mere boy in
the civil war, he later participated in
various Indian campaigns in the west.
He was appointed a second lieutenant
in the 9Th United States infantry May 9,
1876, and gained his captaincy January
-, 1880. He was known. throughout the
entire army for his military qualities,
added to a noble nature. Brave and
daring in the face Of the enemy, he was
to his family and friends kind and gentle
always. Capt. Wetherill was a son Of
DR.. William Wetherill Of Philadelphia,
and Isabella Macomb, his wife, He was
q namesake Of that distinguished soldier,
Mai. Gen. Alex. Macomb, and was re-
lated to many army families of promi-
hence, including the Macombs, Fuckers
nd8Millers His death was sincerely
mourned by his brother officers and the
enlisted NTH ofshis Command.
The Forum states that Editor Baker
Of the Argus isto be deputy under, the
fusion candidate, shafer, if elected.
Baker was deputy under Miss Bates:
~ l-gEE@-L. sEs ..TAGat sN5-NTItG
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-04

ancy, without proper clothing, bedding,
ETC., as these things were to be issued by
the government as soon as was possible;
tentage was not ample for SO large a
number of men and they went into camp
on May 2 when the weather was not so
favorable for a small percentage of sick
ness The surgeons report on the Short
ridge encampment says in part bearing
ing upon. this subject: Sickness was Ct
a light character; mostly cases OF olsen
terry and colds" Yet I see no charge for
blackberry brandy, SO conclude port,
claret and sherry wine and Teller cigars
must have been administered instead
nit. Now the above statment may be a
small matter but I am prepared and will
take up larger ones
Respectfully,
T. H. POOLE,
F2HasE ~ - E--l ~ a. EE 49,