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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-09
fugitive. The De Castra correspond
ence Is given here:
CONSUL GENERALS LETTER.

fugitive. The De Castra correspond
ence Is given here:
CONSUL GENERALS LETTER.
Rome, Nov. 25, 1899
Thomas Leyshon, esq,
County Detective, Scranton, Pa.
Sir: The United states consul at Genoa
transmitted to me your telegram as fol-
lows: Scranton, Pa. Arrest Angelo
Peloso passenger on Kaiser Wilhelm
Second. wanted for murder American citi.
zen. Thos. Beyshon. county detective"
AS the Kaiser Wilhelm il. was to land
at Naples before going to Genoa, / i'm
mcdiately instructed the United States
consul at that port to have Peloso ar
rested II found on board.
/ feared that the man might have left
the ship at Gibraltar but apparently he
did not think of t., for he was discoy-
cred and duly arrested, as I cabled you
yesterday as follows: County Detective
Lcyshon, Scranton, Pa. Peloso arrested
Naples Send instructions. Dccastro,
United States consul general"
The man will be held until further
Instructions are received from the Uni
ted States. | suppose that you will have
called upon the state department at
Washington for such diplomatic steps ns
might be deemed necessary in the case.
i nope InaL IL HlBHt DC proved that
Peloso is an American naturalzcd citi-
zen, for In that case he will be extra
ditCd.
] have expended in tclegraphing and
cabling Sc, which kindly remit. | am, sir,
Your obedient servant,
Hector deCastro,
Consul General of the United States of
America at Rome, Italy.
=. S. note the contents of your tele-
gram Just received, as follows: Gable
received: hold prisoner; officer will start
as soon as possible with extradition
papers. Thomas Leyshon."
District Attorney Jones has had no
end Of applications for the job of help
ing County Detective Leyshon bring
! Pclozi back He said yesterday that
| he has fixed upon the man, but was not
| ready to announce it as yet.
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Next Tuesday, County Detective
Thomas Leyshon and some one other
who has not yet been named, will start
for Italy to secure and bring back to
this county Angelo Pelozi, who Is
wanted for the murder of Antonio
Spinello, at Old Forge, Sunday oct. 30,
last.
Mr.. Leyshon will take with him
large blue packet containing the most
imposing array of official documents
that possibly ever left this county
They were received yesterday, through
Governor Stone, from Washington by
District Attorney John X. Jones, and
were viewed with much interest ami
curiosity by those who happened in at
the district attorneys office during the
day.
The most interesting of the papers Is
the warrant OF the chief executive Of
the United states for Pelozis delivery
to County Detective Leyshon. 1t is
From William Mckinley to Thomas
Leyshon," and bears the autograph sig
nature of both the president and Sec
retary Hay, the great SEAL of the
United States. The document and let
ter from Secretary Hay read as fol-
lows:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-09
PASSION PLAY REPRODUCTION.
It Will Be Seen at st. Thomas Col
lege Hall Next Week.

The original reproduction of the
Peasants Passion Play, as will be
shown in st. Thomas college hall Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Of next week, by means OF the life-like
motion pictures, has received the COM
mendation of the leading clergymen
of the present time.
1t is strongly endorsed by Monsignor
Martinelli, the apostolic delegate. and
Cardinal Gibbons. Bishop Gillespie, Of
the Episcopal church of Michigan, pro-
nounced this exhibition to be "a most
dramatic sermon on canvas" One Of
the most noted Baptist divines in this
country, the Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, of
Baltimore, was so impressed with the
Passion Play reproduction that he ac-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-09
Cigar Sale
For December

Key West Cigars, broken
lots, lOc Cigars for SC. The
best bargains we have ever
offered.
Mi Favorita Key West
Cigars, from $l.OO to So. so
per box.
Havana Cigars, wrapper
and filler, S3. so per hundred.
Havana Cigars, Summarize
wrappers, $3.50 to $500
per hundred. Fresh Imported
Cigars for the holidays every
day.
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DIED.

DCVANEY-ln Scranton, Dec. s, 1899
Bridget Duvaney, the 4-year-od daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs, M. Duvaney, 1881
Stone avenue, Funeral Saturday af-
ternoon at ESQ o'clock. Interment in
Cathedral cemetery.
MCARG-ln Scranton, Dec. s. 1893, Ber-
tina Frances McCarg, daughter OF MI
and Mrs, .B. d. McCarg. 1880 Mulberry
street.
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PARLoR SOCIAL GIVEN.
Willing Workers Band Assemble at
Penn Avenue Baptist PARSONAGE.

The Willing Workers Missionary
pahd OF the Penn Avenue Baptist
church held a parlor social last night
AT the parsonage of Rev. r. +. Y.
Flerce' on Miftiin avenue. Mrs. Pierce
Is the leader of the organization. and
taxes great interest in it, Last night
various articles were disposed of, the
proceeds of which are devoted entirely
TO missionary work. The affair was a
great success, over 100 persons being
present at different times.
An interesting entertainment was
also given, Miss Clara Browning rem
dering several musical selections, and
among other interesting numbers was
the manipulating of a large phono-
graph, which was loaned for the occa-
sion by c. NJ. Florey.
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TWO MORE MACHINES.
Deputy Constable Gilman Is Still Af-
ter the Slot Men.

Deputy Constable Gilman confscat-
ed two more nickel machines yesterday
in his endeavor to recover the machine
removed from the Bon Ton cafe. The
machines takes yesterday were found
in Jack Skelly's and the Globe hotel.
A machine was taken from the Roma
on Thursday.
1t is reported that several machines
were removed from prominent places
yesterday by the owners.
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THE ELKS.
A Card.

We, the undersigned, de hereby agree to
refund the money on 50-cent bottle of
Grcene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If It
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded:
T. G.. RCne q Son, Dunmore.
G. w. Davis, Providence.
w. ID. Davis Providence.
Rerniman & CO., AvoCa.
w. r. Manners, MOosic.
+. A. Kane. Minooka.
Joseph Davis, Taylor.
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Joseph Danner,
NAWAlA ~ DAsrt
Sale Postponed.

The assignee sale Of the stock Of NJ.
Solomon &; Co.. consisting Of mems
furnishing goods, clothing, notions,
ladies' underwear hosiery, otc., has
been postponed until Thursday morn
ing, December IA, at 8 o'clock. b.
Moses assignee. -
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WILL MAKE A HIT
WITH THE ITALIANS
IMPRESSIVE DOCUMENTS FOR
PELozIs ExTRADITroN.

Were Received Yesterday by District
Attorney Jones and Will Be For
warded with County Detective Ley
shon to Italy Next Tuesday-Gov-
ernor Stones Requisition Papers
Will Surely stagger the Snowy
Italians-Red Tape by the Yard,
Gold Seals Galore and Autographs.
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Call for a Primary Election.

The Republican voters Of the Six
teenth ward Of the city of Scranton
will please take notice that, by order
of the vigilance committee of the first
and second districts of said ward,
there will be a primary election held
in the said districts of said ward, on
Saturday. December 16, between the
hours of and p. m, for the purpose
Of placing in nomination Republican
candidates for the following offices:
one candidate for the office Of COM
mon council; one candidate for the Of
fee Of school controller, and one as
SCISSOR of voters in each Of the said
districts.
Joseph Danner,
Walter +. Davis,
Return Judges of First and Second
Districts Respectively.
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FlDIAM-BARNFATHER.-In Scranton,
Pa, Thursday, Dec, Z, 1899, by Rev.
William Edgar, in the Providence
Methodist parsonage, Samuel Fidiam
and Miss Isabel NJ, Barnfather both
of Scranton
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Andrew Kiercash Charged with Lar
ceny by Mayfleld Merchant.

Andrew Kiercash, young man. who
is a driver for Mendelsohnn, the May
field merchant. was yesterday corn
mitted to the county Jail for larceny.
While working around the place. he
would occasionally remove articles be-
longing to the store, and therefore i
warrant was sworn out by Mendel-
sohnn, the storekeeper, before Mendel-
sohnn, the alderman, who is himself.
The alderman listened to the charge
preferred and committed Kiercash 10
the county Jail.
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PIaV and Pleasure.

Is the title Of a Handsome Story Book,
containing 1872 pages, and beautifully IL
Illustrated, II has n magnificent colored
lithograph in gold on each cover, the
above PRESENTED TO ALL purchasers
of SOC worth of Tea or Coffee Friday and
Saturday. Dec. Sth and 9th.
We have an exceptionally fine assort-
ment Of Baking Powder premiums for
the Holidays, See show window.
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THREE MEN CAUGHT
BY FALLING ROOF
FATHER AND SON PROBABLY
FATALLY INJURED.

Peter and William Fitzsimmons and
Thomas Brennan, Employees of the
Grassy Island Colliery Near oily
phant, Are Caught Beneath a Cave
in While Working on the Night
Shift-The Fitzsimmonses Are So
Badly Injured That Their Recov-
cry Is Doubtful.
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Mulberry Street Lots.

Near Prescott; very cheap; $3.50,
81 $50: 4Ox9O; severed; sidewalk. See
signs, Comegy's, Hotel Terrace, even
ings.
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John Hay, Secretary of State.
THE REQUISITION PAPERS

President McKinleys warrant is not
a marker to the requisition papers sent
by Governor Stone to the department
of state at Washington. They are the
size Of young newspaper, elaborately
engraved, cmbellshed with coats of
arms, bound together with a yard and
a half of half-inch, satin, scarlet rib
bon, caught up in the middle with 4
huge. gold seal, signed with bold, -four
ishing signatures and, on the whole. an
amazing something that will doubtless
make the Italian government stand
aghast. Attached to it is the endorse
ment of Secretary Of State Hay, also
elaborately beribboned.
Accompanying these is the corre-
spOndence between Consul General de
Castra and this country concerning the
arrest and eXtradition; the affidavit of
Coroner Roberts that Sninello is dead:
an affidavit of Genaro Pessaro. an eye
witness to the shooting, that it was
PelOzi who did the killing, and state
ment of the crime and trailing of the
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Spangled Lace Robes, black and
white, for Bachelors Ball. Finleys. Z"
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Enclosures: Presidents warrant,
Coriiflnl pNidnncn

Certlned evidence.
William Mckinley, President of the
United States of America.
70 Thomas Lcyshon.
Whereas it appears by information in
due form by me received, that Angelo
PeloSO, charged with the crime of mur-
der is fugitive from the justice of the
United States, supposed to have taken
refuge in Italy.
And whereas, application has been
made to the authorities of Italy for the
extradition of said fugitive, in compli-
ance with existing treaty stipulations be-
tween the United States of America ana
Italy.
And whereas, it is understood that, in
compliance with such application, the
necessary warrant is ready to be issued
by the authorities aforesaid for the de-
livery of the above named fugitive into
the custody of such person or persons
as may be duly authorized to receive the
said fugitive and bring him back to the
United States for trial.
Now, therefore, you are hereby author
lied and. empowered, in virtue of the stip-
ulatiOns aforesaid, and in execution
thereof to receive the said Angelo Peloso
as aforesaid, and to take and hold him
i'm your custody, and conduct him from
such place Of delivery in Italy by the
most direct and convenient means of
transportation, to and into the United
States; there to surrender the said An
Eelo PCloso to the proper authorities of
the state of Pennsylvania.
For all Of which those presents shall
hc your sufficient warrant.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
signed my name and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
9th day of December, A. d. 1899 and of
the independence Of the United States
the 12ith.
lSeall by the President,
William Mckinley
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SECRETARY'S LETTER.
Department of State,
Washington, Dec. G, 1899.


Washington, Dec. 6, 1899.
John Y. Jones, Esquire
District Attorr oy, Scranton. Penna.
Sir; Ia compliance with the request
contained in the letter of the secretary
Of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
dated the 5th inst, | forward the presi-
dents warrant authorizing Mr. Thomas
LcyshOn t0 receive from the government
Of Italy Angelo Pcloso, charged with
murder in Pennsylvania, also the evil
dence certified by this department.
If the certificate of the Italian en-
Eassy at this capital should not be OBJ
tanned by the department, Mr.. Leyshon
should ask the United States ambassador
at Rome to authenticate the department $
seal.
The ambassador has been instructed
to request PclosO's cXtraditiOn, and Mr..
Leyshon should proceed to the embassy
as soon as ne reaches Rome. l am, sir,
Your obcdient servant,
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Catholic bibles. Reynolds Bros. =
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Announcement of Candidacy.
l hereby announce myself as a Re-
publican candidate for select council
in Ninth ward. w. S. Huslander
~ S36 jefferson avenue.
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Smoke the Hotel Jermyn" cigar. Toe.
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Thu Delerv IncandcSco1t Gas Burner

Fancy office baskets. Reynolds Bros
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.

Teachers oxford bibles. Reynolds Bro,
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MARRIED.

Calendars, booklets. Reynolds Pros
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Wanted.
To give to 500 boys, foot balls, air
guns, rifles. sleds, hats. shoes and va
rious other articles. For particulars
apply at 2l41a Adams avenue. ~
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Wanted.

Fountain pens. Reynolds Bros. ~
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Leather card cases. Reynolds Bros.
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Try a Hotel Jermyn" cigar lOc. =.
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Fancy opera bags, Reynolds Bros,
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NOTICE TO CoNrKAcroR-Co.s's.


sn@a at II tclock g. n. April = 1883 sor
tns safe to tire United States - suitable
property. centrally and conveniently tfs-
Gates. fer q site for the public ouslding
authorized by Act ef Congress. approved
March = iss4 Sc Or erected ~ SeastIes
Wash A corner Ios. aparoxirsaaTing ~
feet front by iss feet IN dimensions. IS
preferred IF not a corner lot. the prop
srtY must approximate - (set ~ Zgs
fee "a dine uS4ors. t1s - f@-f 10 he
street frontage. Ezch proposal NUS oe
made with tire understanding and agra
r1eltt that. IL * Is accepted. the 5#aisTsngs
and all improvements Gn the property
are 70 De retained and removed Whit
thirty days after written notice. cy ire
vendor. AID that ali expenses connected
1sfh furnishing eviseuCa OF title anu
deeds Of con ssyanee are 20 De pGld ~
sse vendor. Each proposal must % ac-
cfsrnpaglsa by a properly drawn diagram
giving the netse and koauds OF the
property. and showing the streets around
the block in which TIE property ~ sit
uated also By a written statement in re-
gard to the grades character of ground
for foundation, etc The right 20 re5ec;
any and eli proposals - reserved.
Zach proposal must ee sealed, marked
= Proposal for the sale os property for
site for the Public Building in Seattle
" ash" and addressed and mailed 10
l. j GAGE.
Secretary 0, the Treasury. Washington.
u G.
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FOR FRESH BEEF AND
Mutton: Office Chief COmmissary, VAN
couyer Barracks, Wash. April T. ISIS
Sealed proposals for furnishing and de-
iiverine Fresh Beef and Fresh Mutton
for six months beginning July !. lss3 viii
be received here and az Offices OF com
rnfssarfes at Fort Stevens Oregon !.
Boise Barracks and Fort Sherman
Idaho; Forts Candy, Spokane, Walia
Walia. Vancouver Barracks and New
Fort spokane. Wash. and Dyea and
Fort Wrangei Alaska. until IL o'clock
a. m. Mas 4 1899 and then opened. In
formation furnished on application. En-
velopes containing proposals should be
indorsed proposals for Fresh Beef and
Fresh Mutton" and addressed TO under
signed or To Commissary ar post TO pc
supplied. HENRY r. M'CAIN. LIST Lieut.,
A
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following f. lss' Of deeds flsed for
record IN the auditors office yesterday:
torney. 10 W. Cornelius. W Is feet lot II.
block 80. replat blocks - 20 81. sup plat
Ponslus "a ad, April 4. sic
Sheriff 20 William : Creation. n = sw y
sw :. 81 !. acc ~. 81 5. December L.
sherim 70 Catherine A. Henkie, par. to,
J, Dunlap.s plat on Lake Washington.
April s. s21g -
Carrie u Osborne ana husband Frank
". so Mary J Dyer. "a Iot :. block 4.
Yesier 81 adj. March 10. a e.. 81
Lake View Cemetery Association 70
View View ' crneserS. Mareh i ~ - ~ Lass
United States 20 James Clancy. sw !.
sec "a. - :, Mas Ia ise spasantJ.
3 Nelhine 20 James Clancy. ~ !. $50
a. .. r l. April {. q. G.. So
Thomas Boyd e ux "a William l.. For
Yester Tor Is block s. liiFnan PARK sub
10 taxes. March 81 sl75
Andrew EEi1tserg - TX. ~ Moore IN
ves'nss, Company. lots 6 and :. block lD4.
Terrv's Is Al March n. ~ sss
Andys~ ansisserg ~ III. n jessu 4 Hnuil.
10, :. block Z Nssie's al, AaYcn - $50.
s~ = re y sec 4. e. T. February -.
Charles Greenfield ., SIX. % Mary L.
i,~ggett. lots II and L. block 2 iats II
and =. hieck 81 AbgEfss9y Estate al.
". :. gneharf r. III. 70 pAsrsck Me-
JAMS. 20 :. ElGcK i& Commercial ~. Steam
Mofns al. AEsrsl (. $50 80 eosFeet foFFHsr
1esds-
7'nornss Ha1s e. David i. Hard s-acfs
tract Ne Il BFoaHons al. Kirkland.
April :. s.
AasrsgsissrAfor - estate 81 I.ada Dow.
deceased 30 j IS aSfNr EAaTupson ies y.
asegs J. HeLlfs ssh sc. Agra / tSsso.
Levi g. T7t0es - TX. 50 4. III Ssessysfw.
l8fs rs q IN h. z. q. = - 60 block
l. Primers II 04v. Greea tsaks al, jay
p lss. S-s9.
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aIrfef Tu CONTRACTORS Sealed
ifefasa N,ii le received On cr hcfoys oue
" Nf.lsk y. II Apri izth. lAtss for tHe
SessftHe T." au3 c1mplptiun ~ certain
ss1';ln.< RI te@ VNiStlrE water works
*@Nei aa& controlled hy t'ss City ~ Sc
tsGe gravity N8ter supply fFors Ce-
t. fNef. rssar&ntrs ara lsnrt 1ns cs an
@%SN'AFy AtEH service Ss<iefu IN he city.
sae eaNfr2r 49, Av .el ga feur 20 sspaT-
- N4@8ift 2>S Ar& NJ aff brace the
FIX E.Hrgt, t,pus az construction:
= 4isi-v. "oe Case tt>:
., ' ysa N"ek< 81 Cedar River. soassstgag
: ~ et;+as Nv4r iatske Canal ftss seet
H. 'ttis f>s<N CATE House. Dwelling
se az. StA.-t
s'ssa.s la tss-p Head ~a1A ~ Go E5ssh
49, "sf.+ 't -1 tt3N hEl-k @sl& p{Ee
s - ->ats he stame sr ara ~ gsls.es
"a ~. - .sH "a Susies are &c BE g3v~
a. s.s's3es r .tis see. IA s1s - saca 81 az
s.r- save Ana sfse, -,st,~s t,as-
: - las sat .-aw Service Etservairp
k7gse I'D f.sfIs sr. Aazaus sHs nile 10
- - t-- 3 Ft-s - l@4t1A axe fsfss
essss a.. Gag i,~er % swan Lake ah2u;
sA'<n i r. fu-ea. Ire s.~
"a "a, a'est Aea liRe4' fset.
~. -r Serx.~e Reservoir
sAss~N' tts.Fr ~ Cedar River
lsses e4g.-s eNraNaf4oa.
z -- -H-l Lake. consisting
Ss, @-- r~+ c-e-sga ~ GAw Al
MI. VgaUse t.>.e WssG
ae3 ts4te aIa..ee
ess< 81 sztsl reservoir
~ 81 H-,-as ss1sons}. lea Ser
- p -t~ House afsA Pump
80 -N~s- -s---s.e.i leap~cily ~
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

FOR TI-ASD. ap-fi .-~whea.-Quie;:
Wsila waaia. ~; vas.ev. sSssssss. as;sesfs,.,
aFss.c
ga! wheat shipments Gftour incsuiessi
.rgT Se-T1wsst pcr.s for sEe season Of
As@t>-Sss amounted 20 - rs. - bushes. ~
THIS aEneunr 12,s.a0rs bushels were SHIPPED
1r1'n Portland and $50 81 from Puget
sound ports
shipments FOR ths same ;sertas % ne sd
Sc q ~. = fro1a al Northwest 2oFss
were - 80 a-4
Decrease fer this present season. a-ssl .gsss
bushels
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NOTICE uF nis>oft TfoN.

\CTfcE - piss LUTON -Notlce Is
As~sty etvva- KAT tHe fra - kes.Y 4
- gs~alwxfszS ST TA~ Scn Yukon Terri
se~-y f,4ssAa ersS4 -sAEwaF Alaska
Frntsg& States 80 ATeEsg2e Aal& tTrn Egss-
tr~ ess~4s nz7ss4z - Charles KEN ASA
F.sf E.spTesN. ass tG.s dag Ns0~n ,fss-
saved Isasea at les n $50. Yusan Terri
ferv t-anaAa se4s ~1a day q January.
lss keae L%qreAx-
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Lumber and building Waterfall.

I.oss-Superior quality. rsF N Ma. eF
S,a7 ruaFchauEAole Gr S4g@I5 =: NJ
esaa~ S&8s- common. Ger NJ s. zl.2s ia
spruce loss. s. -. cedar ss1iagte po9Ls. s.
~ 4..raoer~ftoueh. 3. Sc. thgck fInszs snY.
faced one OF NO SIDES. : u sn8 = .Aslgss
vide siEsI20. lengths - - IS fee. special
lengths ~ yer II ezra Linen arssa 81
fsIs al vertical gram. 81 p~r 81 extra
Fleeing dressed sad matched. Ss-6I
stors lssards sire +. $ss4ts ia-snch g. ~
- h .s,ch. xLS8.2 Fencing. Nc. OF :
trssh ansrh. 3. No. . s.. = or casrre{ rms.
~ ~ sgop siding, weight $50 las. asa
t~r t-gsl,~r iaists and s~Satl.aE rulsgA
J. s.3It. > : =, St@44sss. :. slxs
pAx t.5z-as. f2-{ncN an3 up 81
washington Fse4 cedar Lsaseer- Rough
sss4s s@sa. siding ~esgas - la@ S}sei l& ~.
Getting Wetghts. Nos !. and as-laca
= a. KS &aN / AaS & A~Inch ~ us
scs.@-. wairscettas. SlsfEss rasfle s=7@s
- sN5~g te~, s. a. SAP aTa shingles s. -
: s-ch anlsa = = sni IS Seet S1G24 thsck
TrlsA $500 cadsr sEsa~e%. :. { f. ard =
gs~et So -. pockets 80
h1sn srted, g i1 a7faEee - zre@H. Dray-
age SIC
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-06
LIVE sTOCk MARKETS.



. CHICAGO. April s-Thera was soea
demand for cattle to-day, VIII Iiis .,s ,,,,s
ing steady FOR common ana ni11sirx
grades and strong fer the good offerings.
Eancy cattle. & 7Nfs 80: choice steers saSe
a. a ruet!i,frrs Al e.sss 81. sSsIi 80 seer sfNs.
saSII 10 staekerS and feeders. Soc -:
bulls s. 75sl4 u. cows and heltefs. -. e'W
4S. Western fed Steers Nsstsa,ao; iexaS
steers. sasaalo. calves. s&ssssa'a
Trade in hogs Was brisk az stFonssF
nricrs with both local packers and LIST
ern shippers buying freely Fair 70 choices
81 ssts6s3a5: heavy packing lots. $1,000,
mixed ss.6ssaAao. butchers YOU sssss,
lights Se55i3 s1is, pigs. S,IS9i, 70
There WAS ii good demand TORI sns ~ AZ
steady prices. Lambs were ae lowerss
Wooled iocks sold at S.s5as5-eo and Mexi-
can and colorado lambs at s.. AsF5.p' shorn
limbs, 81 5000. and shorn yeariings, N.hl
$40. Wooded sheep were wanted az sauo
Reseipts--Caitle. ia0s. hogs 3re.
sheep, l5,ees.
OMAHA April s.--Cattie-Rsceipts. :, 100
head.amarket active Native beef steers.
81 ap4,5. 20. Western steers. ss.ssa t1a., Texea
stsef 10 <asoff&a0; cows and hefers. tSdAe
as: Gamers. s. 5oaf2so: stoekers and feed.
ers. 81 ssrs 10; calves. ass,i5: bulls and
stays. 81. sgt.
aogs-Reeeipts. $500 head; market.
steady lower, Heavy. ss.ssars.. -: mixed.
s. tsi.sis So light, $3esas.s1sss: bulk Of sales.
sheep Receipts, 1850: market active.
stronger Faar 20 choice Westerns. - =
44s5: common and stock sheep $sds -.
lambs. A2sN5.7o.