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everything connected with the Cuban
question. Its disregard Of an incident IN
volving 50 acute phase Of feeling Is note
worthy.
Prices advanced from the opening OF
the market Higher quotations from Lon
doI gave an impetus 20 the opening rise
There was no great setback from the
ope ming 10 the close OF the market. ts.srs
Vas an occasional pause in the advance
bat this was simply due 10 falling on
n the buying and no, 70 heavy offerings
Iron a renewal OF activity the upward
movement began again.
Considering the volume Of the trading.
the railway stocks were notably small.
The local fractions scored the largest ad-
vance and showed the heaviest dealings
o. any group In the list.
ne strength OF the market shower a
tendency 10 run 20 the specaitiss. and To-
baecc General Electric. Western Union
and Susaaehanna & Western preferred
mafnstay OF the market was the buying on
large scale of New York Central and
TIE strength Of Northwestern. Omaha and
the other Vanderbilt stocks.
The Granger group were strong. Amer
lean Express was bid Up - points over
yesterdays price without efeiting any Of
fers American Express sold "a points
ever tha last sale and was bid up points
higher
The recent slight reduction in specula-
tive bonds terminated today. and C. gem
eFai movement was again strongly un-
answered on a very large business II
was reported that 81 1s v1e worth Of a
single issue have been taken for London.
Total sales, assoc. United States IS
were Is lower bid
Money and Exchange.
Money on call easy at IA per cent; last
loan. H.: prime mercantile aper. 59i4 per
cent. Sterling exchange strong, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 Is =.
Tor demand. and at si.sSI4.s6i. for sixty
days; posted rates S4.sfai. ssta: CONNER
clal bills. A.s2A.- Silver certificates 5siea
>. nc Bar silver 5631c Mexican dollars
4alsc. Government bonds easier, state
bonds dull. railroad bonds steady
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Tenn rsosIffon.

We are HOW prepared 30 10 com position
FER tSc trade fany uueaSGTeh ~ <onrarSU
A.1lol. BREWER and Long Primer Sasas~
faction guaranteed Cali or address Posi-
.ntei4.s eEcxr. Seattle
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Firm: spot unchanged. bat futures higher.
s, lsaFsss - Unchanged for spot: os4ieEs
oass-Recespss light: prices saow no de-
Fiour-Net easa fog family extras. ssSsg
-, 1aseTs extras. Ss1s1sl50.
W ssat- Shipping E-4iiraIszts for No.
an So fer choice. milling. N.f5R ..
gsf.sy--Fesd. 3 II. brewing xiisfi-@.
chosce slI9szsfI IT.. sancy fed SIZE
80. gray. q l.aslis milling. $lsae1l --is;
ssarpfise, g zzll-zs: Black for seed. si-2Szs
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. $3.50: wheat. GER
Ias -. barley. centaIs. 49,, oats. CEN
taAs. 80, corn. esnt14s. Sc. beans. sacks.
80; potato sacks. t.se: onions. SACKS.
* bran. sacks. Sc nladlsngs. sacks ~,
nay. tons 80 hi8es nuulaer, -. raisins.
BOXES z asekaigveT. TASKS. 80, vine. gal
Closing Quotations.
,Waext-Daii. December. s1-sl7s: May.
Barley-sseady: May. sstzc
Germ Large yellow. $iessa i.QTi=-
Wool and Hops
Wool--spring: Nevada ia &c: Oregon.
San Joaquin lamos 7f5ae: Northern lambs.
ilss lie mountain laulos lo1i4c: san Joa-
QUA plains 1u9c. Humboldt and Mendo-
HoDs-Ola crop. nominal: new. 1zizEfigc.
Produce. Fruits. Etc
Nflistufs-M iddllngs ~ sag.
Hay-Whest sIgGls -. wheat and oat.
slsfaIl-51. best barley. sl5.asa Is: alfalIa.
Sl0.5gsis. clover SIizsfZ.5-g. stock. silsSl 90
compressed wheat Sisz1ll.5e; straw. per
bale 4o9I4sc
observation-disclosures Early Rose. slE] &c
Der GENITAL. River BuTbanxs. '5tss5c ps<
GENITAL: River Reds. aS2tf5c Der esntal,
Salinas Burbanks goefssl-le per GENITAL;
sweets re: silverskin onions. s. ssfal2. 50.
cucumber Sinl.50: garlic 3isgic: green
peas. s1fl1c. tomatoes. IscGslI per box:
okra 15c. asparagus fs@t3)c. mushrooms.
5gff75c
FruLs-ApuIes common. 2Jfi5oc. choice,
81 &c. pranot Fries. sTflss oranges. navel. 81
ass. Mexican l!cness repack. tufci COM
mon California lemons. l3cuSl .; choice
California lemons si-50fil.e5s bananas, 81
ecZ.av Mexican Times. repack. sal; COM
dozen.
Hatter-Fancy creamery 2sc; do seconds.
~ liZ5c; fancy dairy 2Slz1Zic: do SECONDS.
Haze
Cheese New. lie cid. s0Ioc: California
cream cheadar 1eaflc: Young American,
IlGIee. Eastern. i21lSc.
Esga-Store ls6Ii9c; fancy ranch. @dZle;
Ess1eyn f5ff1sc.
Ponitry-Turkev gobblers HOBO per ID;
tnrke. hene Haze: old ROSTERS 81. 2sal3.oo;
Young ROSTERS =: JCff5.sl: small brosleFs,
S. -Hfas.5e: large broilers sJQ5Jo: fryers. S5a
$50. hers sat; old ducks. s. e4tf.so;
young ducks 81 51ng. geese N-G611.50 per
pair: goSiings, sl.7sfi2sH: old pigeons. 81 !;
young pigeons. si.59gl-s5.
Exchange.
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local RepoEt-Max imum temper
allure, - degrees, minimum ~ mean a.
Weather partly cloudy Rainfall in the
past twentyfour hours, 81 of an inch.
q. y. SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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The Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-Today's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows: Availa bic cash balance, S2i6, 1S7,
25S; gold reserve. $I6o, 3e9 7f2
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Jobbing Quotations.

4 ~
sugar. Flour and Coffee
sugar 0obblngl-Golden C. in bsls. per
= SIC: extra. C. in bhis, per n. 5Ssc.
4 &c: powdered. Che; spot cash prices
sFiour, etc. Qo6bing)-Patent Excellent.
H2s; Novelty, j; 81. .Klond!ke. sils: Big
go: Tyes. sa25: California brands. 81 eo4f
~: snekwheat. per hbl. $50 per cwt.
g is4t"; graham. per etl. 5a.5. -
ie-lh sacks. s. per cwt: rolled oats. per Dol
sos A-75. rolled oats bales, i2.s5: hoaa!ny
: ~er cwt. 81. faxed wheat. s. p per Slse
whsle wheat -four. pei, hbl. 81: per cwt
] soxes &c: split peas. per lro.ib sack slsc:
9. farina. los as: cracked wheat. ses,
Us no white. ios. 81 80 Sos $50. faxed
s0liny bbls, 81: kegs s22
| Choice per h. 2ic Roasted-Arhuckle's
sx! s 81 g sT e@ Sase 81 s s s, 81 IS
.ys, Se-ln tins. per ID. &c; sacks. Sac: Alden
&c ground COTE. isG}2oc; Lion. zoos. sii.15.
Meats, Provisions and Fish,
Fresh Meats 0ohblngl-Cow beef. eQ
{f1c per n: steer beef &C per 10 nation
| SIC per 10: pork 5gfsisc per 10: veal large.
sasc: veal. small. sc.
| :
sams. small io,se: breakfast bacon. lie:
Fresh Fisn Qobbine, = Halbut. Ga
ai0c Founders Ss4aic: soles. g..
rock cod Sc. back bass. Sc. perch. 2i4Tac.
I.sountain 'rout. i2i%ui5c. shrbmps I6c:
sss-s. Olympia. 2.5o per sack 81 - pc. gai-
lon; clans. 81 sack. pungenesss crabs
we. sie: cooked. 800
Smoked Fish Co5blng) Salmon. steel
Lead ice; Chinook iac. falt salmon. case
Halihu,, chunks. iec; sides, Sc. bueklings
Ac per hex. herring sc.
Butscr. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Butter Ranch. l5etl7c. rancy dairy. In
| 80 prints, 251f@sc; Iowa ia tsAa 25c
Cheese tiobolngD Native Warrington 10
II BE, Eastern. i2L3lSc.
Eggs 1iobbingl- Storage Eastern fsssf-c:
Efictly fresh ranch @asi.3c
Comb Honey-saslsc. Nevada ltc.
raineA honey. 6Ieiyc.
.sea chickens lg.,c. I'VE
Chickens l2fle'sc; dressed turkeys l1sylGc.
/ tncks. Saeg9,@ per doz, dressed ducks. Il
Nuts and Dried Fruits
| Dried Fruit 0ohblngl - Aprieoss
| keachea. per III 7Slac. figs. California. per
3 black lc. white b'rc. peaches. evan
gated per II. gglec. apples blsached. pr
| sernia 4a-c. ralslns l.. t.. sAas per box:
4 pose Nuscatelies, tssAta4c per 10. seed
=. IS Ms.saisies &C. ssediess sul,snas lie
.nan. l5e: Golden dates. oad'sc
~ Vegetables and Fruit
Potatoes Gcobing)-Nailve. sfa4fs. Early
| s.oSe. sle4ll Yakima xItAl5: on.o..s. >il-
| ter.skins SEQ per, hundred paands:
eets. a49oc per sack. Cabbage, ffzwls. c
N4tr 10. cauilfi0wer 81 i0tft & mr.
/ toren. carrots. aeI.1c: hothosise lstt,.gs
tfc per dozen dollhouse tesrat0os. @5c
r lh. ho,aonse cncnnsos ~ $50, Merccd
sstei potatoes iizH1e per 10 celery e..
sarSnipS f4lfse. tuNaard sauas, f.s,,.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Feb. l0.-s0on after the
opening May wheat dropped 10 sosJSessc
started which carried the market up 10
9l.aHAsc where reaction occurred.
May declining this tine 10 se@sc Sellers
were not without encOurageme crop.
reports were very favorable. Kansas mes
sagss stating that the prospects there
were the best ever known, sud the OUT
look IN Michigan was also good. News
from Argentina caused some hesitancy
for time. BroomhaN estimated the Ar
gegtIue shipping surplus AZ g. 90, go bush
els and said bee looked for shipments
from that country 10 Europe this month
OF about 8.e0,VVJ bushels.
4 report that between S0@. 900 and 900 90
barrels Of -four had accumulated Al New
\ ofk Was also In, under the second de-
cline. Al about O'Clock the market be
came strong ana decidedly active An
authoritative NV York dispatch put -four
stock AT not 70 exceed l6aVto barrels. OUT
side Of that already contracted Tor ship
ncnt.
Everything else. however. was over
snadewed by the cash news. Reports tna>
Joseph Letter had contracted 10 ship 50a
tfN bushels OF " heat hE 1he Lshigh Valley
read to the Eastern seab0ard which were
circulated yesterday. were confirmed to
day. ana IS w8s further QScertainea the
wheat Wa going Forward on a through
rat" te Lorope. There was also rumor
at other l4fge lots 70 Ec moved out. half
81 g hy rstt. ana though nor entirely con
HffnfA. WIS received with CrfdsuCa ~
traders. The Atlantic port clcarances IF
wheat 1rd Hour were put ~ 81 80 bush
els By noon there was hig trade in
the Fit ana rFicoe. under 3 general buying
demand. had advanced % S,Ns4tkc The
price was wei maintained for some time
bHt nffcrtrEs became free later IN The
session ana "a reaction 20 g;7sc took place
TIE 'naVkct CLOSING steady at that price
Ing Ne hgheT
oats .werr active and firm. May closing
@ssEsrc hlEhrr
Trading in provisions vas active with
fetL.NE srs.
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IARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

iMarke,s are SD very quiet. Tie mod
VI az geafhsr o. tn@ past few GaYs has
s~en the means 81 helping out the shortage
= the egg market ana yesterday there
Ezs q goo3 supply on band TIE prices
ku.,nge the same. In butter there ls no
k4kaage.
1 Potatoes are "A source Of wonder 10 the
yzs1rg zs0n men and the present steady
farkst L. particularly gratifying 10 the
rrower and the dealer.
Poultry Is coming IA better and the mar
1ef is 4 little atner.
The shipment u California ca ooage IL
sfsatgt exhausted and the market viii ige
d.. Tor The next ffw days unless some ma
Zee esnaags should saJw ~. Oats are
esnening H. pFce. Hay Is moving. and
rysces are stationary
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ssN FRA>,l>oo MAnNErs.
arrsts.tmns-

San FaAN-lsro FEB. ia-wAea'--
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THE following prices are being offered 20
t4ae producers ~ local dealers sor delivery
b round lots On the dock OF ~ the car a,
keattie:
sGgaln~Pugei sound oats. s2902l: barley
IL 59ais puget e1und wheat chicken feed
Hs9s25. bran. si4sIi5: shorts. sisais. corn.
81
Hay-pnget sound hay. :94i0 per ton.
Eastern Washington timothy. SisEsgs.
Rye-Whole t29t9i.
<Eggs-Fresh ranch. fsNIixc.
i Isut eff res. saEca. l9N1sc, creamery.
naz5c
] PouItry-chickens. i've saI0c per u:
e1gcks I've g. 50ft5.Oo
I Live stock-Caoice beef cattle. COWS
| &c. steers 4c: choice sheep. 40
&c good hoer I've. NC: hogs dressed
sSafee- calves dressed large. SC: small.
nc; calves. live large. 3izc. calves. hss.
small. TIC.
Ia.niaes PsIts and Wooi-Heayy sailed
kTAsers over 90 lbs sffsi<c: medium. per III
| r. light. under ag lbs &c; heavy cows &c
| H iighi &c. sa4ted kips &c; calf per To- Sc
k4reeR hides. IL less than sailed dry hides
per III. iWtI2c. CBils on above. one-thiri
tess dry e!ks Der 10 clif2c. dry deer skins
9amner, per n, lSn25e. goou winter. tsc
koor to thin winter 81 iac: she ep pelfs long
uool Western Washington. cleaned isr
pes u. dirty. i0G3i2c per 10: wool ciea1
-lyGlgc: dirty timber stained. i21ilic. tai
9w z4G3c
IA JobbiHg Quotations.
. 1Iobbng quotations yesterday were as fol-
sugar. Flour and Coffee.
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Vegetables and Fruit.


.Naiunts. pap e.. sack Nsfa-: Ea~terr
Aack NaiHut-, e. pscAns lvitsc. atscrts.
Is Almonds fancy srft she'll Hare
4iAl anu~. caeaHvt grade - les. Ysa-
nais e4te. p.ge. l1g. a5ckoyy. IT,. italian
sfses 'aAt, i-'c- Erazl Oc. hazel =. 60
ssahuIs >1sc pgr aCz. g. p ccgu. * pxr
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E1elin nIe.

london. 80 days is;is London. sight ..isei
Financial
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Dried Fruit Oohhlngl Apricots
heachea. per 10 55sac. figs California. pei
2 black. 5c. @hise. s'1c. peaches. eyap
ID So. pruues Washington. 5fssc. cali
sernia. "a &c. raisins. l.. l.. sasi2 per box
Pose Muscatelies, ss.Ntasc per 10 seed
tss Muse atellCs. e. sseedleSs SuitanaS. Il,
ger 70. Smyrna figs fancy large, lie. fame,
rmsll. i5c. Golden dates oEf6'sc
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-18

General Woods, who went out as
Colonel of the Rough Riders, has
been appointed military governor OF
Santiago instead of General MchlO-
bn who returns to his command.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-18

The figures tor the fiscal year 1913
will show decided increase in our eN-
portation to Asia. especially Japan. lhat
to China may be slightly less than last
year. for reasons above indicated.
The figures given about 10 not take
into consideration the possibilities OF M
proved cotton-goods trade with the zen,
tr | and South American countries
which must follow improved commercial
relations and andvantages naturally
growing out of an aggressive policy on
the part OF the Southern cotton gFowf;r
and manufacturer, protected III their
business interests as they extend by the
power OF the United States Govern
men.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-18

No men living are more worthy
to be trusted than those VINO Toll
up from poverty.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-18
1896.
Articles.

The following table shows the total
importations into China from all parts of
the world, by leading articles. in the year
1896:
Total imports into China, 1896:
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Value.
Articles

The following table shows the value OF
our exports in.o China, Japan, and all
Asia since 1890:
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-08-11

How He Spent the Greater Par Of His Life 4
Time When His Life was in Danger.

He has been superintendent q layEe nfnr
ing olscraiions and when tile State Bt5orUnr
tory at FImirs, n T., was builf. be was
superintendent AMI engineer in eharse q ths
Msjor bishop was attached to dc sta1 of
Brigldier General Chamberlin. of the Ma
fionai Gnnrd Of New York, with tie rank
OF Major from Is57 10 1876.
He has i,ecn located in Detroit since i666s
and has n large aFsiusiniaiies among the bun1-
Two years ago, for the hrst time, Major
Bishop Was IN tlir hospital For two nonths
he had the bess ~ incii,a, attendance but
when he was dirhnrgtd he WAS not like the
Major Bishop Of old.
When asited Regarding his health, he said !:
ssWhcn 1 had my last spell Of sickness
and ctIne ont of hs hospital WIS sorry
sight, could not gain my strength, and
conld not walk over block for several
weeks.
~ noticed come articles in the newspapers
regarding Dr. Williams, Pink Pills for Pale
People. which convinced me that they were
wortfs trying and bought two boxes did
not take them for my complexion but for
strength. Aiier nssng them l felt better.
and know they did fne worlds Of good. l
am pleased 10 r~vpsutisnd tlem 10 iBvaiidl
who need a tonic or % hnild up shattered
constitution A. g. Hi mop"
Subseribed and sworn 20 before me thia
eighth day of'Januars 1898.
BoBEiit l.. IlUisi- JIl-, Nofuyy farbisc.
The pure. powerful vfrrtahEe ingredients
in Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
supply the anfidote for poisonous Inafier In
the blood and add those elements needed u
build up lody and brains. Many disease1
long supposed by the medical profession u
. be incir.ll,se have spccupbed TO the fotsni
{ infiusnce Of these pills They can be taken
/ fv young or old being harmless in theil
nature. but powerful in eliminating disease
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WIN Grant no Concessions.

WASHINGTON Aug. 10.--There has
been no announcement of the contents
of Spain's reply up to this hour by
the administration, but it is evident
it is not satisfactory, or it would
have been made public before now.
Members in consultation with the
president over the note this morning
are of the opinion that Spain will re-
nede from certain conditions inter
posed which are not agreeable to the
administration, and that agreement
will soon be reached on the basis of
peace originally submitted by the
United States. A senator near to
the president is authority for the
statement that the administration will
grant no concessions.
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$500 Reward

For information leading to the re-
covery Of 2 lost herses. Strayed
from Greenwood ranch 5 weeks ago.
One bay mare, white spot in fore
head, in good condition, weight about
1850 pounds. Too shy to catch in
pasture. One dark bay horse, bony,
stands higher than mare, weight about
1900 pounds. Both horses well shod
and s to 9 years old, no brand, horse
is tame TO catch. sS1-2 D. LAKE
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rO RENT.

5-Ro,m pressed brick Rudd avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth. Water in
kitchen-good barn, cellar, ETC. sic
New 6,room-rooms all large-bnck,
cor. 10th and Harrison Cellar. hot
barn and chicken house. Water in
kitchen, etc Sl6-
New 5-room frame-Ceilar and barn,
large garden land with house. Harrison
ave. $40.
Large room brick, new, Harrison
ave.-Cellar, large yard, etc $40.
All of above houses and lots are
fenced in, are in good neighborhood-
for further particulars inquire of +. A
RAYNoLps. Fremont County Bank.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-08-11
Resarded As . 0cnerai Assanit.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Secretary
Alger regards the fighting at Manila
as the beginning Of general assault
upon the Philippine capital. When
asked if the assault. had been ordered
by the board of strategy he said the
whole matter was in the hands Of
General Merritt and Rear Admiral
Dewey. The fight took place on the
3lst Of July, but the latest press dis
patches telling Of the arrival of trans
ports, were dated August 5th and did
not mention any further fighting.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-08-11

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.-It is pub
lcly announced that an agreement
has been reached on a protocol en-
bodying the terms of peace between
the United States and Spain. Partic-
ulars have not been known. but it is
believed the president has granted
some-requests of Spain which will not
conflict with the original demands
made by this government. 1t seems
now as if the negotiations will pro-
ceed without any further hitch and
the commissioners will be appointed
once.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-08-11
suspendinx Reinforcements.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Secretary
Alger has ordered discontinuance
of forwarding all reinforcements to
Porto Rico. This indicates that the
administration does not expect any
serious resistance to the advance of
American troops on the island. This
order does not affect troops going to
the Philippines nor to Santiago.
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YARDMAsTER M'INTIRE.


]. E. NcIntire, yardmaster at the
state prison, lies dangerously sick
from blood poisoning and the shock
Of an amputation Of the leg at st.
Anthony's hospital.
On Sunday night week ago Mr..
McIntirs fell against a cuspidor in his
room at the Windsor hotel and cut
his knee. Mr.. McIntire has been sub
ject to fainting fits for great many
years. They attack him at any time.
He can feel them approach and can
mitigate them to some extent by tax
ing medicine or even drinking water.
Upon the night of the accident he felt
i'll, got out of bed in the dark to reach
some medicine, stumbled against the
cuspidore and fell. In his descent he
knocked the cuspidore forward and
fell with his whole weight upon it
"A large piece Of it had broken out,
leaving Jagged hole three or four
inches wide and several inches deep.
The hole fitted exactly across his right
knee and cut the joint all around to
the bone. The knee cap was almost
severed from its tendons.
Nearly fainting with the wound,
Mr.. McIntire crawled across the floor
to the call bell and rang it. A hall
boy answered the call, turned on the
light and rang for Warden Cleghorn
of the Canon City penitentiary, who
had come to Denver with the yard
master
When the warden reached his
friends room Mr.. McIntire had tainted.
Mr.. Cleghorn sent Immediately for
DIR. Muir, who has Offices in the Bar
clay block across the street. The
doctor bandaged the wound and left
the patient for the night.
The next morning Mr.. McIntire was
removed to St. Anthony's hospital in
Highlands. DR.. Leonard Freeman
took charge of the case on the arri-
val at the hospital
On Tuesday, as the wound would
not heal, an operation was performed
to prevent if possible blood poisoning.
The knee was cut In several places.
By Saturday Mr.. McIntire was deliri-
ous and blood poisoning had set in.
1t was decided that amputation of
the whole right leg half way between
knee and thigh would be necessary.
Tuesday noon Dr. Leonard Freeman,
assisted by DR.. Muir and Dr. Boyce,
performed the operation The pa
tient was delirious at the time For
several hours there appeared little
hope of recovery.
Wednesday, however, Mr.. Mclntire
was considered out of great danger.
His chances of recovery ara greater
than the chances of death.
J. 6. Mcintire came to Colorado in
1870. He was in the cattle business
for ten years. In 1880 when the Rio
Grande railroad was pushed past
Canon City to Gunnison he went into
the business of forwarding merchan-
disc along the line and followed the
railroad into Gunnison. He left this
employment after two years to serve
as deputy warden in the penitentiary
under Warden Robert Cameron He
left the prison for the grocery busi-
ness. He was appointed to the pres
ent position by Warden John Cleg-
horn.-Denyer Post.
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May Be Fighting At San Juan.

WASHINGTON, August S.-The re
port that the attack on San Juan had
begun is not confirmed and is consid-
cred premature in army circles. al
though when General Miles was last
heard from he was advancing on the
city. Nothing official can be learned,
but it is believed that the department
instructed Miles to go slow in order
to give Spain a chance to surrender
the city pesceably. Miles is now II
the interior of Porto Rico, cut of
from direct communication with the
war department.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-08-11
Immunes for Santiago.

SAVANNAH, Aug. S.-The transport
Rio Grande sailed today with two bat
talions of volunteer yellow fever i'm
munes for Santiago. The transport
Leona arrived today and may sail this
evening with the balance of the regi-
ment. Other ships will arrive tomor-
row to carry the third regiment now
waiting here.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-08-11

HosG KONG, Aug. 9.--The official
list of killed and wounded in last Sum
days battle at Malate sohws, killed,
8; seriously wounded, l9; slightly
wounded, 3S. Among the killed was
Fred Springstead Of the First Colo
rado volunteers. The enemy was
driven hack with heavy losses