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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-09
MINING NEWS.

The Golden Lily mine at Republic
s. sinking on five-f foot vein. which
assays from f2.0s near the surface
up TO t3f az p feet depth a shaft
was started which has reached
depth Of p feet. al which point the
ore body IL Ave feet In width be-
tween gray and blue porphyry. The
assays range from Sz0s 10 s3t per
ton. The new md r. a parallel vein
90 the one on which the main shaft
has been sunk. and Il only about 80
feet therefrorn-
The BimetalIic group Of claims on
Lake Pend d'Oreille. about ~ miles
from Hope and rear the mouth u
Granite creek, II about to be put un-
der development again. The claims
are the Bimetalilc. Free Coinage and
Calumet. and are owned BY y com
pany largely officers by Chicago
men.
The hosting machinery on the
Bodies mine at Republic. Is said to
be working successfully. II Will take
a day or two to get the water out ~
the shaft and everything In readi-
ness for a resumption ~ sinking
The shaft In ii5 feet deep. ana will
be- sunk 70 the 200-f00s level be-
fore the ledge will be orosEcut. The
machinery u said 70 be Of sufficient
power 10 enable the shaft 70 be CON
tinued 70 a depth Of 500 feet.
The Lucky Choice claim, on Gold
TyilI Is afaitfl 10 raHeffue afforfa
Manager Callahan has iet a contract
to run tunnels 20 feet Tho claim
has just been surveyed for q patent.
The shaft on the cheapn Blue
Jay II near Republic going DOWN at
rapid rate. n ls the intention ~
the management 70 sink the shaft
to the ledge and then drift, along u.
The property adtoinH the tM0rning
Glory. The SHIFT Is only a few hum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-09
Kirkland Held for Trial.

SALEM. or. May o.--James Kirk
land. who was arrested Thursday
near Brooks. on charge Of rape.
was given an examination before
Justice Inhungon this morning and
was held to appear before the cir
cult court In June. His alleged VIC
Tim Is IAlne Alexander. nged ~.
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Hsag4sssssas-saa4=-a-aass
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers alod yester-
daY Nrnr
John J. Post ct ~. 90 George
woalam. ios 6 Dix 81. BlseioN'a add i.
tis0
John T. y HahiinEer 10 jacob Te-
llnEer. lot I Is 3 hik !. steYenson's
arst add. Enumclaw. fl9o0.
Margaret } rcntius Is nelie orr.
lot hik ~, supplemental plat Frank
rontiuH odd sult claim. 81.
Ffeirfick Kelley 10 Christina a
Kelley. iota n and y hik q. Denny
Park add. quit claim. 81.
J A. Kellogg Il az 10 Esisiis v
Parveli. toe 3 blk u. Squire park
adj. SEQ
Thomas Watson q Martha Amber
snn. lot hik g.. Gilman park add.
ballard. tsna.
Northern Pacific Hallway conn
pany To John niarkiuna. ne = 80
: SEES n e. - !. SO
Thnnpson G Elliott et ux. 20 W.
l. Sterling. bik ~ SUPP plat weod-
land park. quit claim. 81.
William l. Sterling To- II. q.
blanchard. same as absye. quit
claim. O..
~. q. blanchard 20 = y. King.
Blk $. woa-llani park add. quit
claim. $50
United States 60 William King. n
Y ne = and n = NV . sec u 70 "a.
IL.
Herman wohigcthsm 20 John Ma
lonry. uud = Fremont mine on foru
creek. quit claim. tio.
Jennie y. Stocking TO I. q. Hen
ton. lot n bin - supp pts, portion
hiks . and =. Ede's 4 knights adj
dilicn. SEQ.
Alfred 4. Hall 20 I. q. Benton. lot
rs bik -. suup, piat portion 81 hlka
= AMI - Edes s knights add.
n5o.
william l.. Thompson to Luna y.
lander q al. blk "A Gilman add.
81.
Jafuea Headman and wife 10 Geo.
=. 0und. lote n and -. blk zss. Sc
attic tide lands. 81.
George r. Guud and wife 10 w. J.
bryant. same a. above. 81.
Charles =. Muuday 10 Joshua
Green. lots i and - blk sss Seattle
Tide lands. and all ~ bot II blk ssS
cxorpt PARTON. 81
". !. Bryant and wife and Josh.
Green to y. A. Robinson. same aa
above 81.
ocorre ". seavsy 60 Augusta
broom tot 10 blk 2. F'ifth Motor Line
add. 500.
Jacob blum and wife to John
johnson. e = ne = soc ~ % p n ?
8 = - ". NJ. containing ~ acres.
seno.
Thomas u. lite and wife 20 Al
Ian Munro. bot Z blk 6. McAleer'E
supp. Seattle Homestead add. tEas.
Henry u. Lind to Frank Y. Nit
rheil. lots 70 and n blk 2, FIfth Mo-
tor line add. 81.
Ann n. johnson and husband 60
Yraler estate. Incorporated. begin
ming az point on = line % Yesier'H
donation claim. being n 20 min. SEQ.
o.. isnsW feet from H9 corner j.. g,
thence n 70 deg 80 min. IS sec zTp 2
feet. thence n Is see q go feet, then
= 50 deg. 50 min. Is sec @ esi feet
TO e limo u. g. thence ~ min. sec
" go feet to beginning. containing
! a acres. also beginning at a point
on line y. g. - deg. - min.
acc. g. 20 % feet from NV cor OF q
= y. g. thence = 50 deg. 81 min. %
sec. @ ga SO feet. thence - min.
o. sec We satGs feet. thence n -
deg So min. n sec. " 1855 feet.
thence 3 omin. % see. q ti793 feet,
thence - deg. 81 min. .o6 sec. q
gts e fcea. thence n 30 min. OF sec.
a. 4lTn2 feet 60 beginning. contain
ing IT'S acres. s..
BENJAMIN NJ. Smith and wife To-
Charles +. Gibson. n = NV = " y
ne u soc 70 tp q r G., t25.
Charles y. Gibson and wife % Pat
rick &. Brown, same rs above. $40.
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STOPPED Elvlne.

The steamer Flyer has been taken
on the seatils-Taccfna run for re-
pairs she viii be laid up for sew
srai vesks receiyinK a thorough ov-
srhauiing During the time she II
laid uu the Flyers route viii not
be covered except by the steamer
Greyhound. which runs to Tacoma
on Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-09

trcd feet wet Of the Morning Glory
tunnel
The property OF the Castle cold
Mining company At RosHland. u g..
IL said 20 be producing good deveI.
epmpnts.
The tunnel On the shannon Doll
nhln group Iva Camp Mckinley. u.
c, has eat tho vein and has proved
li te carry thrive and half feet Of
tine quarts we'll tmprevnated with
galena and iran, the quarts which
always, In camp Mckinney carries
hlgh sold values.
Good strikes are said u he made
on tho tAstia Carittao mine At Camp
Mckinley. d, &. Assays have been
made on the ore Il produces which
average frum 81 up 60 SIS II h
estimated that Il averages brtwe.n
so and $50 per ton.
Rich orr Is reported tn be daily
sacked IN the Mabel mine at Re-
public The values OF the assays.
however are not given cut.
The Mabel shaft at Republic IL
said t. have reached depth - 40
feet An assays was recently made
on some ore taken from this mine
which developed SIC.
The Golden Harvest mine IN Re.
public camps seems dcaiiued u pass
into the contrul Of Toronto capital.
lists. An option has been obtained
upon sufficient OF the stock To COM
trnl the property and $4,000 shaf~s
Of the stock are tied up in one Of the
banks of the city under an agree
ment to pay six GENTS per share for
the same u the sale u the control
can be made
Advlccs received from Nmir, ~.
g, state that Tor the four monlhs
ending April %. the total crushing
and shipspnEs from the mines Of
Ymlr are as follows
Porto Rica. iioo tons crushed. Dun
dee. 80 tons crushed. Nmif, 80 toms
Yfnlr. isa9 tons crushed scsttmate
for Aprlb. HiAckcDek tss tons ship
ped; raInarae. tons shipped. New
Victor. tons shipped. total tioo
tons.
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Tho asmo Clipper signifies:

Light. easy running. BESIDES. It Is
strong and durable. Look II over 1t
1922 End ave. F.M. Spinning. agt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-09
Hsy. Grain and Feed.

Hay Oobbing) - Puget Sound. per
ton. tT0Bs Eastern Washington tim
othy. tia9it. alfalfa. $40.
oats Iiobhingl-per ton. So
Barley Rolled. 81.
corn-Whole. fz2so: cracked. So:
feed meal. per ton. t31.
Feed Wheat. s2i; oil cake meal.
So. miidiinEa tzIIz5. bran. III,
shorts. SIS. chopped feed, 5000;
dairy chopped feed. sic. seed oats.
t90Qsa.
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ss,,s,. Cheese. Gxr, and peuIt,y

Butter Ranch ioGisc: fancy
dairy. In squares, is0fTc: Washing
ton er~amerle.. lib prints. 1890.
Eastern. Iowa and f.iKin. is8zoc.
Cheese Uobbins) - Native Wash
inRton. izh9ite: Eastern, i2hg
is4e. California. lie
EGGS UosbinE) - Strictly fresh
ranch. i7M0isc.
Comb honey - California. i.nQ
i5c. strained. Tc.
Poultry chickens. fS0iso:
1.-Two chickens. isc: live turkeys. 100
isc. dressed reese. i.sise. dressed
turkeys. isuifc-
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wainui.. Per ID. sacks. is0isc.
Eastern black wainuts. Toe; pecans.
les Isc. nlberis. ise. almonds. fancy.
saft ahell. tsu .oc. almonds. No. I.
ieoiTe. peanuts. sG5e: pine. isc;
hickory. toe. eocoanuis. per dozen.
nc. popcorn. &c per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-09

Fresh Meat UobbinEl--cow beef.
&c per 10. steer beef. sue per Id.
mutton. wether. 30 par 10. pork. TiSc
per 10. veal. large. Sc per ID. small.
i0c.
Provisions OobbinE)-ffams. large.
lossc. hams, small. lie. breakfast
bacon. iihc: dry Halted sides. aAc.
Rex. sac.
Lard acknowledgements perib.
7Ae. white Star. SC: Coin Special.
siac. lard. compound. tiercea. sMe.
Fresh Fish Oobb.ng)-.falibut. 81
mon. sd9c. salmon trout. i2i4c:
founders. s9t: soier. &c. rock cod. &c.
trout. i2Mgt5o. shrimpa. loc: nhad.
ca7c. smeit. s05c: Columbia river
sGTc: Hmelt. t05. herring. aate. tom
cod. &c. oysters. olympia. $50 per
sack. ti.so per gallon: clans. ti.so
per sack. Dungeness crabs. live. si.io.
cooked, $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-09
Jobbing Quotations.

The iebhlng quotations today were
as follows
sugar Oobbinal-Goiden G. IN bbl-.
fAe. extra G. IN bbis, fMc. powdered.
Bgsc. dry grhuulatad. hfke. cube. bMc.
beet. bA. spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. Uobbing) Patent Ex-
eellent lass. Novelty A. $500: Star
tbahefa). t3.7s; California brands.
40. corn meal. yellow. ii-s0 per 100
lbs In t0-lh sacks. corn meal. white.
ii,Es per 100 lbs IN i0-ib sacks. buck
wheat -four. pure. $3.50 psr 30 lbs In
s-ib sacks: cracked wheat. i2.2s per
100 ibn IN 10Th sacks. farina. o.
per 100 lbs Ia fo-lb sacks. farina. s.
per TOO los IN 5-ib sacks. Htesi-eut oat
meal. $3.50 per 100 lbs IN 10Th sacks.
graham -four. ti1s per 100 lbs In io-ib
sacks. whole wheat -four. fi.As per
100 lbs in io.lb sacks. rye meal. o. 10
per 100 lbs In i0.ib sacks rye four.
q rs per 100 lbs In i0-ib sacks. split
peas. leo.ib sacks. tao. spiit peas.
- per 100 lbs ia eg.ib boxes. pearl
barley. Ns5 per 100 lbs Ia sacks.
wheat Makes. Ts-ib boxes. 1910.
wheat fakea. o. 20 per raEa Of sc GLIB
pkEa. fancy rolled oats. tzss per
bale. In ssib sacks. corn meal. yellow,
t2.So per Dbl In t0-lb sacks. corn
meal white. ssgo per bbl 10 t9-Ib
sacks buekwheat hour. purr. sT2o
per Dbl. IN G1-lb sacks. cracked
wheat. - per Dbl Ia to-ib sacks, steel
cut cat meal. $40 per bbl in te-lh
sacks, graham -four. s2so per bbl In
bo-lb sacks. whole wheat flour. - per
Dbl In 6o=ih sacks. rye meal. faTs per
bbi in b9-lb sacks. rye -four. - per
shi. fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net bbin.
t8ts. fancy rolled oats. so-ib sacks.
$50. fancy rolled oats. Dor case.
;STk
Coffee UobbinR)--dreen - Mocha.
per ID. ss0sic. Java. per ID. atazse:
Costa Nica. choice. per ID. ib0isc.
Roasted -Arbuehie's. In ioo-tb cases.
per ewt.. fiiTS. to-Ib eases. per ewt.
tiiss. ss-ib caaes. per ewt. tiis5.
lava. Go-ib tins. per 10. &c. sack, ssc:
Alden Mocha, 17Mc. caracoIa. tac.
Guatemala. sie. ground coffee. 100
toci Lion. ioos. silTB. sss. uLss: sc.
tii.pG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-09

Rich orr Is reported t. be daily
sacked IN the Mabel mine At Re-
public. The values OF the assays,
however. are not given out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-09

The Mabel shaft at Republic IL
said t. have reached a depth ~ 40
feet. An assays was recently made
on some ore taken from this mine
which developed SIC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-09

NtH1of eHu DtiiN'Ht "es'''"'
Superior quality. per NJ. No.
FIR. S6W1; morchantabie fir, $500
5.75. No. l cedar sGd7. common. per
NJ. s3.5om5. spruce logs, $3.50: cedar
shinRle bolts. s2.2502.60.
Fir Rough. IS: thick nm
iBh, surfaced, one or two aides. 3, 10
and n inches wide. si5a20. lengths
~ to 10 feet. special lengths, Soc per
NJ extra, onc-inch finish. si34is: all
vertical grain. 81 per NJ extra.
Flooring. dressed and matched. Si14
u. stock boards. S-inch. taHls. 10
inch. 50 50dlS, 1a-inch. SiSQlo. Feno-
ing. No. 4 or 6-inoh finish, 50: No. 2.
50; V or channel rustic or drop sid
ing. weight 1000 lbs silU14. Fir tim
Der iolsts and aoantllngs. rough.
s. 60UtG. $ s L.. s9.5o9ls; s 4 s.
slidii. Box boards. i2-iueh and up.
SIS.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber -
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Advlccs received from Nmir, ~.
g. state that fer the four months
ending April %. the fetal crushing
and ship.pnks from the mines Of
Ymlr are as follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-09

Potatoes 0obbingl - White River
Burbanks. t1f9t0. Island Early Rose
$500. Island White. ss50as. Yak
lima and oregon. $50. new potatoes.
80 per III. native silver skin
onions SIS per ton: oregon
and Yakima silver skin. fancy.
$50 per ton: bcetz. ,i.2s per sack /.
carrots. p0cMy per sac; rutabagH.
CSC per sack; garlic. DC. California
asparagus 5aec per 10, walla Walla
asparagus. sa TO- per 10. rhubarb. &c
per ID. tomatoes. s22s per case.
soc per dozen. garlic. pc. California
asparagus. bQGc per III: rhubarb. sa
i0c pcr 10, tomatoes. s2.25 per case.
sweets. S2.25m3. Strawberries. Si.I5 n
crate: California cherries, si.75 n box.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-09
Grain Prices at MINNEAPOLIS.

WHEAT-In Store-No Northern,
September, $3.50; December, 6?1sc: May,
7035c. On Track No l hard, 69Ac
No. l Northern, $3.50; No Northern,
67Mc
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-09
CUBA AND PORTO RICO.

The insular commission has made its
report embodying a code for Porto
Rico It follows closely United States
statutes.
Commissary General Weston has
given directions for the purchase of 400
tons each of beans and rice and 152 tons
of dried fish for the relief Of the people
of Porto Rico.
The Diario de la Marina of Havana
says none of the cattle being imported
into Cuba are fit for human consump-
ton. The paper adds that a quaran-
tine should be insisted on.
General Lee has made a report to the
war department to the effect that con-
ditions in Havana and Pinar del Rio are
making rapid progress toward state
of peace, good order and prosperity.
Governor General Brooke has refused
to sanction any proposed payment from
the treasury of Cuba of certain bills
presented by General Monteagudo, for
the supplies furnished to the Cuban
troops. ,ga,.. .rt
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

President Figuero of Santo Domingo
has resigned in favor of Jiminez.
Two of the mahdi's sons have been
killed in battle by British soldiers.
Santo Domingo revolutionists have
established a provisional government.
Two Transvaal police were arrested
on their arrival at Lourenzo Marquese,
Delagoa Bay.
If Dreyfus is convicted American
Jews threaten to boycott French goods
and the Paris exposition.
The queen regent of Spain has signed
adecree calling out 10000 men of the
1899 class for military service.
The Norwegian national theater was
opened at Christiania in the presence OF
King Oscar and brilliant audience.
The Peruvian government continues
to make numerous arrests on charges OF
completely in the insurgent movement
in the southern provinces.
A Bu1uwayo dispatch says recruits fo1
Colonel Plumer's camp are going to that
place daily. Sixty South Rhodesia vol.
unteers were sworn in Thursday.
Colonel Hector Archibald Macdonald
the Omdurman hero, has been urgently
summoned to report at the London wal
Office. He expects to go to Cape Colony
Immediately.
The Belgian chamber Of deputies, by
vote of 81 to 81, has rejected motion
to revise the constitution. The motion
was intended to pave the way for a
universal suffrage bill.
The Finnish delegation which has
been sent to America to select lands for
colony Of from 5000 to 10000 fami
lies, will probably decide upon British
Columbia river along the Pacific slope.
A former translator at the staff head.
quarters of the German army says
Dreyfus was unknown there from 1890
to 1894 and that Esterhazy supplied
Germany with secrets of the French
war Office.
A petition from the Netherlands
Womans Disarmament league has been
presented to Queen Victoria, praying
her, in the name of womanhood and
motherhood, to avoid war with the
Beers, saying it would "cast frightful
blot upon your majesty's most glorious
reign"
The Prussian government has tenn
porarily suspended and placed on half
pay a number of political and admin
istrative officials, on the ground that
under the present circumstances they
''do not adequately meet the high re-
quirements demanded in the interest of
public service"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-09
PHILIPPINE NEWS.

The Kansas regiment has embarked
on the Tartar en- route home.
The last of the volunteers in the Phil.
ippines will sail for home Sept. Z.
Insurgents made another attempt to
drive Colonel Smith out of Angeles.
The hospital ship Relief will sail fol
the Philippines Sept. Is with surgeons
and hospital nurses.
The transport Morgan City, which
left San Francisco Aug. 10, with 7S{
recruits, is reported aground near Maya
saki, Japan. All landed safely.
Gable advices from General Otis say
that nearly thousand men from al.
commands in the Philippineshave sailed
for home on the transport Para.
The statement that Rear Admiral
Watson, commanding the United States
naval forces at Manila, has asked to be
relieved of his command because of i'll
health is denied.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-09
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

The presidential party has returned
to Washington.
Treasury gold amounts to more than
$247, 100000 breaking all previous
| records.
Secretary Root and General Miles
witnessed tests of cannon shells at
Sandy Hook.
The big battleship Wisconsin will be
ready for her trial trip inside of fort
night or three>weeks.
A consignment of carrier pigeons for
military service has been sent from
Dover, Eng, to the United States.
An order has been issued by the wal
department establishing a sanitarium
at Fort Bayard, N. M, for consump.
tives Of the army.
President Schurman of the Philip.
pines commission and Secretary Hay
were guests of the president at dinner.
The Philippine situation was discussed.
The annual report of Pension Com.
missioner Evans has been made public.
There was reduction in the mum Der of
pensioners during the year of nearly
5000.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson is
arranging for an exhaustive scientific
investigation of the abandoned farms
of New England with a view of their
reclamation. The secretary himself will
make a personal inspection.
The Chicago Times-Herald says
charges of perjury and subornation Of
perjury have been filed against General
Elwell S. Otis, with President McKin-
ley by Frank P. Blair, one of the coun.
sci for Captain Oberlin NJ. Carter, Late
government engineer at Savannah.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-09
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

Six lives we're lost in a fire at Yuma
Arizona.
Several men were seriously injured
by thresher explosion near jamestown
N. D.
Six hundred lives have been lost by
the flooding Of q copper mine at Besshi
Island of Shikok.
A violent cyclone is raging in the
Azores, doing much damage to ship
ping and property.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
that the Turkish cruiser Ismir has beer
wrecked in Besika bay.
An entire passenger train fell into
the river Mapocha at Santiago de Chile,
and many lives were lost.
A fierce gale along the Labrador
coast has wrecked II vessels, which
were driven ashore at different points
By the explosion of boiler in the
Republic iron works at Pittsburg five
were instantly killed and seven seri
ously injured.
At harvest picnic near Labora, Ia.
rs the result of eating strawberry
favored ice cream 25 persons were seri
ously poisoned.
By the explosion of boiler in the
Republic Iron Works at Pittsburg, foul
people were instantly killed and several
seriously injured.
By wreck on the Erie railroad near
Arlington, N. Y, one man, William
Nurie of Arlington, was killed, and J.
j. Connell of Bloomfield was fatally
injured.
An Amsterdam dispatch says that in
a collision between two river steamers
on the North sea canal, one of the yes
sells sank, and nine persons, including
two women, were drowned.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-09
CRIMINAL NEWS.

The secret service has discovered a
new counterfeit two-dollar treasury
note of the series of 1891. 1t is fairly
deceptive photo-etching production.
Two men named Shippey and Schuek
have been arrested in Chicago for run
ming fictitious storage-house scheme
to swindle people by getting their
goods.
Two men robbed the Clark rs. d.
postofice and were captured after an
exchange of shots with the sheriff.
They are regarded the authors of nu-
merous other postoffice robberies in the
state.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.

The national G.. A. R. encampment is
in session this week at Philadelphia.
An Indiana man has invented an air
ship which has proved successful on
several trips.
Yellow fever has appeared at Jack
sonville and Key West. Three deaths
are reported at Key West.
DR.. Nicholas Sem predicts that the
native Hawaiian islanders will soon be-
come extinct through the ravages of
consumption and leprosy.
James Jeffords, the big heavyweight
Of California. knocked out Nick Burley
of Portland in two minutes at the
Olympic Athletic club, Portland, Or.
A fatal case of yellow fever is re-
ported from Vincennes, Ind. The VIC
tim recently came from Cuba. He was
i'll at New York, but was allowed to
proceed.
A suit has been filed at Omaha by
Attorney General Smythe. the petition
of which declares the existence of a
school furniture trust and asks that the
unlawful combination be prohibited
from doing business in Nebraska.
Consul McCook at Dawson City re-
ports to the state department. under
date of July 8, that no less than 1900
persons have gone down the Yukon
from that place within a month, bound
for the most part for the Cape Nome
gold fields. He says ''the poor mans
chance, SO far as this country is con-
cerned, is gone"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-09
LABOR NEWS.

British sailors and marine arernen
threaten to strike if certain demands
are not conceded.
The e. P. Allis company of Milwau-
kee has granted4a uniform increase tc
employees working by the hour of pei
cent.
Expert machinists and their helpers,
to the number of 100, employed at
Cramps ship yards, have gone out on
strike. The men demand 9-hour day
and the reinstatement of discharged
employees.
The Employers association, represent.
ing from $7,OOO,OOO to 100000 OF
local capital, has been organized in
Spokane to resist any demand Of
organized labor in the city, which its
members may regard as unjust.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.

South Dakota will have record
breaking corn crop this year.
The silk ribbon combine has perfected
organization and will be ready to begir
business Oct. /.
August Jernberg, Chicago real es
tate dealer, has confessed bankruptcy
placing his liabilities at $1,443, 1877
without assets.
The American Iron and Steel Manu-
featuring company of Philadelphia ha:
fled notice of an increase in its capital
ization to $20,O00,0 900.
The Pittsburg rail coal mine comb
nation has been formed with 1874, 900, OOC
capital. 1t controls 104 of 107 compa
MES in and about Pittsburg.
The Dirigo has arrived from Alaska
with 200 passengers and gold dust esti-
mated at $3.50, 900. The biggest winner
is Barclay of North Dakota with $780,
600.