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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-05

Sc ha Propuesto q la supcriOridad
fadulto del resto de la pena que Ie IA
por cumplir al procesado Tomas KaiA.ts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-05

Sc ha rem:tiio al Jefe de- Preside Il
liquidation de condena d.l conhnado
Francisco Ortega Vale y los cert hca 1os
de libertad de Franc.sco Domingueg y
Ramon Ramos.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-13
COIL MINE UAS Sailed
PEOPLE or DUCODA vICTTM1 OF
4 CLEVER SHARPER.
Pretended - Have Found SDleA4i3
Quality Of Ceal On His land, and
ORgaaxseA . Company - Develop

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteuigeucer:
OklNPIA. Got R-Ton1EhI tae town OF
Bueoda il In . fever OF excitement. since
parties have been looking for Joseph Hem
r1kzi, an Old ana. until Today. respected
citizen Of that place. Had any Of these
parties sIs int MT so you'd
have been recorded In the annals OF Blu
coda
Henritxi b the owner Of q tract Of land
cation and PROCESSES q considerable knowl-
edge Of minera.oSy. On his Land he car
ried on some SYSTEMATIC prospecting Tor
coal; a. z result Of which ne brought into
Of coal far superior to anything ever be-
fore discovered In this state. These sDeci-
mems. Henritsi claimed. came from the
bottom Ut q hole which he bad drilled TO
the depth Of ao4 feet.
The and created great deal Of interest
4 company called the Thurston County
pure puschsssd A from Hen1is.i "' At q liberal ,ad
price. . large portion OF which was In stock
Of the company, and some 0.oo0 In cash
paid In Tor development work. "A shaft
WAS sunk and finally 1t reached the depth
Of 15 feet without encounterfng the coal
body. A croS1cut run under Henr1txi'1
drin hole discovered the fact that It had
been salted with coal imported from some
Prompt search was made for Hsnritsi.
but no trace OF him could be found. A
little inquiry discovered that he had part
ed with all OF his holdings of stock. the
last but yesterday. when 1000 shares went
for the purchase of a horse which the
vendor shipped, according to agreement %
Seattle, conaEned to Henrltxl.
This fact leads to the belief that HenA
rftizi fs in Seattle. A warrant has been
sworn out for him, and an effort Will Be-
made to secure his arrest.
The people whose money was sunk In
the sailed mine were almost all hard.
working men, and their investment repre-
sented the savings Of their labor in saw
mills, logging camps and the like. They
are bitterly fncensed at the way they
vert victimized.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-13
CHICAGO Markets.


CHICAGO. Oct IAN absence Of the war spirit
that dominated the Liverpool market yesterday put
wheat traders hsse In beasish mood Il the start
December opsned t4ic lower, At 71ea7Hs and during
the Arst half houY Of the Sesston sold Oh TO Ms
Tic The decline was marked By coed deal of
iTesuiarity however short sellers were vcry eau
tio}s and the scapen seldom failed to accept Lie
profit II the market went that much In their favor.
and then halted . second Finally. when the mar
bet got down to put price, the bulls picked up .
lftie courage and succeeded In forcing an up turn.
December advancing to y3tc. Good outside buying
and heavy clearances ut the sesboard helped the adj
vance The improvement was short-lived. ~ the
selling was q sufficient volume 70 satisfy all, and
the price sid back TO s2oc. where IL closed.
Corn declined early under heavy liquidation Buy
ing By elevator intefesta caused temporary rscos-
cry. but In the afternoon the market sassed and
Was hsavy At the close December CLOSED It Size
Oats fairly active and hrm An excellsut
cash demand and good country buying strengthened
the market. December closed with ssllsn 1t Et9
80.
Provisions ruled heavy. and declined under free
liquidation By packers and commission hctses There
recovery from the bottom In sympathy with the
grain ray. January pork closed 3sc lower. At g. S.
January lard. 2iSSc lower. 1t 245a6 ~; January
ribs Sc lower, At O.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-13
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Ex~h n nxe.

NEW YosK ocs H~rhs stock marsre rAs.
eeuga # fseess sas futile Efforts 70 a5ssncs ,hts
sfsat&on b*sr aggression ara ~Asn determined
isaSegshig trvsi@ssd feF that fsetfaa the rrofe--
saonsa 'i.nent smons she trader. snscs 90 sel-
lee fas lead 4 single hi0.k a St Paui If sos
SHARE .gickiy feaiosst by another II 90
ssssyee offered ~ brokers aha are usually ~ra,,l.gss
b The Acknowledged t~aT leaders s-ls'ns gener-
ass al saysnt sAe snSga the se1Geuer The
tsV large egosss Il *. rAal wrnt .. i.t. AEa :hs
ptfee sst fs1su 10 Ut ss few minutes The
sgapSvfS. $s9 iaEk Central Ii~vsisfa& tlaeiza.:i
sksests Il - isssis ard The leading hssh rxscess
sE-Etzssps ~sr~ tie pssssTpAl ssgefass Kr,.ssixn
TRANSIT sander esnsaicsseus Pressure snf dfyrreS
- ~ I'ellss&n HaAas a hgslaara ssssuae ~ 4.
Ye{Sts "a FNnsaas Il tss crxzsnx sAs.-sk,n ~ tA-
iss.ssrg cssaT~ttsor ~eses denied later rhis
~ss a. is'&sirt case u ,o~sls. ssreastA.
ssaee ~sg@d oEs. tsAe~~sse shs sagaaSs ga. c,ss,.
gai'oern EAe deSeis ssses.ts Ga Ssz4tA AfrScs Aas
ssft hfsse s@7ef 90 osa @aaEass Cal aauey worked
sAsAe tAszaf AK ass ros ts..1b aasAsx tAsn ver
caHG WAT sstA lAss >atUgS&ys r~eesnts ~ "a
fress FssreTs ssE g sAs r-~-sesss ree.f So
Sth@- sooFSss, aSasd 70 tie eyasrs-ssas q asass
sAtt& a&s tsen -2sSs nsass favorable sss,ssas i.
ssEs@sss ssssn >ss Yea eAeks "a tae Satssrstsr
ssstSsrs1st sFf &as sThr<El cssiosk IL fhe Tnars,
rasssss = ssI.a .sFs1 ssytAiss sss ssseras.s 20
ssssssf sasFs7ssGt ~ t&e gsszfs6 sssres ~sta
lNsA Soc scsfss asa pstef ats + regarded a. -
s4se'e SAea tasf sssiss & iss rsesxT rate !. pks,y
20 A~a& Is 4s1Ssn3 frcr1 LAssaAaa scs xess n /.
~e2ansr xsztseess talAt :kr sxnk ~ srr.sss.t
rArEst ssta t}ss ss So ssss ssss, So -
sse@s - PAS. ~sicA rsss h~s hs-s l-s-s "a ssrE-
s~@ x $40 4 ssssesal zzss-s - TtA.r - -
s1fH%ss sGesF & 49, ss4 kszzs@Aa rAossy rz.rx<a.
f@e sAssr vz7s&F@ aarTT#sas asrs. Es Gsy IL -
sss. &xsAss3s aS Ass 3r Free<A saesszxr $3.50.
sssgsass Esesszss ea tsss e-rsef
Ese 7.sase HaA.aet ~as sss&svsfegs ssss,r az.
.@sxs sz@ss~a arsAssss- EQ44i s~s-x rss rssse
us.sea States svcs ssvszssa as aAs r~~ sass-x
ssssssns@A. SsTs-zss's IA 49, Hs4 f~.,e
Nen~s and Exchange.
Mess sS e.i sttsey. a. F~r ssss laas ssass..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-13

CHICAGO. Oct f2-Caftie-The moderate supply
1t cattle today found quite ready epstlst and prices
rsed steady. Good TO fancy cattle brought s. aoes:
common TO medium stsers. - sASe IS. ssockers and
f~eiers, s. Tes IS, and bulls s. ma 70: ran
gers. y lsss5 10 Te1Ans. 81 sesA 30 calves s&zr
Too hogs esnsed a ragged bresh in vaiues
The 5ns II saies we're II . ioc Decline FAIR to
prime loss ssid q, Assfss IS: heavy PACKERS s. aaa
y; essmnon 10 choice msxe6, s. GseS Is; hutehers
- Nsstis. spcd TO light weights, 81 ma
Afgi: pigs. s. eds6 "a
failing IN rceipss checked TIRE decline In sheen
and lambs aud prices ruled steady Poor to prime
shs~p brought. 81 Ass: ssssiers seid - MGR IS
and Western rangers at Sas %. Inferior to ehoaes
iafnas. s. Z-ss5 ~
Omaha.
OMAHA. Oct l2-Ckttle~ Gesipss 300 MSrhet
steady Native test steers Nsass .; Western,
steers 81 5kas q Texas steers s. 7as se cow. and
ke.fegs, s. *s Is: Gamers. s. ks3 =. stoeaers ard
feedses - sssrsfs calves. " SOFAS; cuIls and
sSsx. g sss5r5
Haxs- Ra~trts San Market Eslsc lower HEAVY.
81 tseS =; NAKED Hs4 y; Right. s.. lam. 10. bas
M sales. "a sa@s ~
sAcer- Receipts. L zoe MARKET vsrs da Fsi- 20
ebpsse Westerns. &6s35 -; common and stock
sheep s. ssssss. lasahs sstss Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-13
SAMOAN CORRESPONDENCE.
British Government Publishes the
Report Of Cemmtssion~r Eliot.

LONDON. Oct fa--The foreign Office has
issued the correspondence which PASSED
between II and &. N F. Eliot British
commissioner 20 the Samoan conference,
regarding Samoa and the representa- IONS
o. the joint coTrs IT tssi1ners Of July Il In
raeut q the islands. Included In .hs cor
sesVo0dence Is a communication 10 Mr.
Eliot. Gatet Apr. IL. In which Lord Sal
sssslry reviews recent events and an
n0urces hts appointment on the COMMITTEES.
sna a note from Mr. Eliot. under date OF
July n giving 20 Lord Salisbury brief
narrative Of the proceedings Of the COM
mission.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-13
KILLS THOUSANDS
Destrey. Town of Amhei In the L.
land of C~ynm

AMSTERDAM. Cst IA dispatch :,
-he Asn&sfshiad from BATAVIA capital n
ere Netherlands Indies Java SAYS vlo
l@at earthquake has vf~ssd the south SD.
q tire island of CeEa-n, completely destroy
i3w Ths s0wR % Amhei and killing sr
ing s7rse ysi others The dispatch says IT..
details Of TIE disaster have no. We. hesg
obtained
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-13

CLEVELAND. o., Oct. 1.-THE battle
between the Rockefeller and Carnegie In
terests on the great lakes which has been
ated today, apparently In favor OF the
former. Rockefeller had practically cor
nered the lake freight market and the
Carnegie company must now pay double
this years carrying charges on iron ore
next season
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Died OF Yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON Oct 12-Information
has been received by the marine hospital
Assistant Surgeon W. I McAdarns in
charge Of the marine hospital at Key West.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-13
REDUCED RATES EAs

REDUCED RATES EAST
Call at the Northern Pacific ONCE before
going East and take advantage OF the
lowest rates to all points. Everything the
best on this line. On and after Septem-
Der 18th. rate tn Chicago only $500.
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IN CHICAGO FOR SIS %
Effective September !27h she Scr.hsrr
r&rigtc vii make rate OF So % 80 Chsca-
rc, and corresponding reduction 10 al
Eastern points You viii md x - ~srr
Advantage 70 s-aye ovsx tkis LIE.
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JODDIKG QUOTATIONS.


-
asss: powdered. teiSe: dry sranaiated. si.ac: in
Ills, liz hishs.: euhs. Ge3tc; SPOT Cash prices.
E1euy ssc-patsnt Excellent, IS g.; Novelty A.
Go: Star. h~hsrs'. g. Is; California brsnds. HD:
corn nssl. xhiss. sLc pr 100 p; IN ie,ls ..ess:
rsr Is ~. n ,ciS .sels xrahan sous. ITS p 10
~. Is fpib sschs: whole wheat nour. SIS Der 100
IN iaH sscn; RE nnur, s. 8 per 100 ns. in Ion
sse.: split peas. Ico-n sachs. 3: split peas. ssso
vS.si a.n~ /. . ~ s,.s = IN sass s.ne,
so,1sd oes: 80 Per bea T. D ..sas; corn meal
vniss. 3 nsr nb,. h CO.. ssohs. bueivhsss Seur
esr Ssi b SS ssels steel s su. ossna.l nag q
r. M, ssrss. Mel. rnsss romy n -, hN og T.
mn sachs re meal. Ss's per bhi, in sen sacks !;
e.. s.nsT r o osss Ipso .ss ,,n ne.
senoFess-Moee h. par n. SsMe savs p~ Pc
a.. sess. nos IA ssosss per .. is y. e
~. r,..s per est: n2s; Mn essss. p~ est,
49, "a 20 unsa p ps =; e,s. s,en: NC, Acen
1911 49, .Gssola. , 1zc; G ~ &C. sroand
80 Il "eA"' A'on' avs' si-0 u.s. i1oi -.
NAS
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
,sSsSr. ws.hsrs, .sIsr .aneI as,ry 70 SQUARE
2as1c.
assse-Nct,se Mash,nston iaaEc; Eastern. ias
- .~I S,,sassa 80 49, 49,
cs,rh 49,, r",;so. rrnen .. ~ ,,us,... .
ec.,,--r.,. eh,.,sn. ,,e. a.. .,,,. a..
A.as ...ss s ses,s NC; i've turkeys. iec;
Nuts.
us,rrt. 49, n ..a.. u ~. 49,
rnss ia. yae.n. -. Ias,,, am. o'.Sx VI
fAnau cot she'll lsc; aimonds No. 2 NJ: peanut.
81. pns. NC nscsors' "c' eoeosnuts. per dos
se0' Vopcosn' sc Per no. q
Hay, Grain and Feed.
NJ. un. -
ingson timothy. as; alfalfa. 4 nav
n ssl; ssss~
cern Whole sd 50. c,.es.a IA. TIA No., 49,,
49, "a "'''' s's' s'"'seo' w. 'sso "eAi' Eat
n - - -
saszs: hran, js o: shorts SIS 30: ehnrpsd fed ss
On; dairs ehorpsd Ted. We
Meats. Provisi0ns ana rfsh
rr..h ns...-t,ov he's, :, - N. .,,.r 49,, .,
&c r 10 mutton wethers; o Fer ID: pork. &c
Isrc,i.,ar. H.ss. ~ ~ :. a.. .nasn. NC Fer 10
rVs.sioas,na sAIte ose snail gac: break
TAT csc1s nc; ary saitsd esiss We
cssr s,,ssss1 "a. e 10. se White star sic:
I'm speuas. 40, mIu cofspsand. uesces Itc Rex.
@s - 70, ~; wna Rose Nc
x,,,ss s.s. .n,,u $50 chinook sAImon ss1.:
san ,ss. sn1sst tsssc herring nee black cod
a. RI n Tsu oassnlaa. - sack gallon; clans.
Yer~t.hi~..
ps,.tn~. c.g,- .a. 800. .,.s.. =,
-, -, tsx. ~ 49, - - aNfA .
svt.hsr.s ss',-sc re- 80 500. - - ~ ssrs
Nss~t saa.N peg .eS, rrnips, e~ per sseh
10Y 49, pr sssH. psrsnirS @c per sack
~ -. A.. - ~ sss sssae. tessace 1876
=. tacssa.. y.stS 80. 49,. ~. 1seishss IN i.er
tssoSs A.stN sufHe tesns sssTi corn. SIS
.Js 60 - ~ ss,n', - I",l = psr e~i: rgS
Esn~ 80 PSI 10 ssstes pisat. 8esse Per H. pump
e'' 'SsN tN' 'e' ~sssso' isc
Fruits.
c.,., e,,,, o,.~,.. x.,s
as, fancy vaisneias s. ~: lemons a sASs .ssa,,
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Ftna nc1Ql.

NEW YORK. Oct E-The Commercial Adver-
tiser's London financial cahlesrsm says:
The markets here opened dull. but recovered dur
ing the forenoon easier money. They were fur
Their stimulated by persistent that the Por-
tuxuese government has come to agreement with
Great Britain for the by the latter Of Delagoa
bay Ther~ q good home and foreign buying
American securities opened lower owing to the re-
LAPSE in New York. but they revived in sympathy
with the other markets. Lafe. New York was the
chief buyer In this department Ciosins prices were
Just under those Of yesterdays close Louisville 4
Nashville the chief feature The Rank Of Eng
land return regarded rather unfavofabie. hut
IL had effect money rates which. men,
ished IL. u gold to-day By purch asng EN2
in bars and EsS 900 in French coin.
BreadstuMs.
LIVERPOOL Oct ls-Cru-Spot American
rlix~i new arrn st n l0,d do old Arm At - had
Futures-october steady. IS I'D; November quiet,
= Nd: December quiet, - aad.
wheat-sYss, Arm Futures steady; December
e isd March e. 2ssi; MAY. e. sd
LONDON. Oct t2Wheat-Ca--oes ~ coast
nothing doilx; csrro~s Passage, sellers 1t adj
Of Nd English country markets firm
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Oct. i2-c.naiisn Ps-iac -: Union
psctsc preferred. -; Northern Pacific preferred
.ss. Atrhsoa. III: Grand Trunk 4; Anaconda iaS ;
haf silver. Hi raoney. rer cent
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Oct fs-Today's statement Il
the ceszastioa o< TIRE treasury shows:
AfNaate cash .S2xg .ie eis
SSas. reserve ~ ,el, 50
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Duslnem eoaGfnnm god - shs aassess, ana
prsess sss - . ssnsral rule. ssss6y. With sisnt
upward tandeneJ.
Hay. sIsis and osts ere euznang In we'll and are
u IasVe demand.
Dssf 4 ristnS In Chicago iAse vsek Il vas soad
for &c . poasd foct- Us highest rs1ce y "a
1900 sfnes isg The Coast Is drawing largely
% the xsafkets q the Riddle West
These b q firm dsmABd Tor uApss. sweet pesA-
toes and lerseus . coHssgnnsut at wArh reaceed
settle WEDNESDAY from California. carload Of
cssnbswr4es ard bananas arrived yssterdsy morning
and another u due today
The supply q pouitxy n strong; sos oemano'
howeser. n rnskeR weak
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Il GALES. 3a6. 100 shar Is.
Mining Stocks.
General Quotations.

ucmefol OOOt0t1Onos
Flour--Receipts 30 iss barrels; exports fes3 bar.
rcls: msskst ruled decidedly stronger low grades
while medium and high qualities were comparatively
easier: closed Arm.
Wheat Rscsipts. 1880 bushels; exports. oc7 3A
bushels; spot. easy; No. red. tic I. o. b. ahoat
spot Options opened steady and ic lower under dis
appointing cables and lack Of outside speculation.
Later the loss partly recovered promised
port buying. but liquidation again developed under
market again rallied active buying BY st. Louis
shorts after which prices again eased on under dis
appointing export business. and closed at aa4e
net lower March closed at so1c: NAY closed at sole
December closed At nc.
wool-Quiet
Hops-Steady.
Cohes-Options closed steady sRio points lower;
sales, 800 baga including November. A5Sc; March,
aesasc May. bo5Q65 l5c; SPOT Rio steady to frm
Sugar-Raw. generally steady but quiet: refined.
steady.
Business In metals dragged heavily all day. With
the market finally very dull and nominal News from
the usual sources Of information failed 70 shsw
changes q importance abroad or at home.
Pig iron--Warrants. duh and nominal; $la
Copper-Lake. vary duh and nominal; $3.50
Tin-Qniet $3115z 3
Speltsf-Quet; IS 4SG55
Laad-Qpiet: - eAdA6o The firm that hXes the
selling price for miners and smeters quotes lead 1t
40 Ut the close.
Boston stock Market.
BOSTON Oct. 1A-C7os ing.
Boston Montana .3s5 Parrott ................ 81
Butte Boston Utah .-.................. 30
70 = %
FOREIGN MARKETS.
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san FRANCISCO MARNEr~.
nrea dsfn IL.

nreadsfn6a.
san rEAScssno Of n~wsasa~ssxsss-s.
aasfps Gife nestG xeel,s Hus ss;xs pAsS-,
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PORTLAND. Or. Sct ls-NAnss -4.eas~-s -
tfssss Large sRi tAeT@ n sasszA ~s~~ "a ss A..
sn3 IL He TsFss - fss ssfr n Fsss sxstl
leave sss t<~c wAiek $50 f4se sfus sz.g.
ssseR ssEs tas ,s2 sx Nksts &4.a ws.a4
~siA ~ sst sss3aes - sa@ zNas&es ss Az
thsrs afese "a kaNzs fsSsssctg{ - SEE "a.
tAe arsrsx~ II M ] ssesk slss.~ssrsa H. uars.
ITALY satss-r
fgsVlsG sAsss karrsehts sgs&a psxsasz5 ss< "a
vesk esssssaS ss&ss see 81 esssAz1S
e g -
san FRANC ssCO MARKETS..
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RFO0UCV0,
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was arm: creamery, lsaz5c; dairy Ls&6lsc Cheese
Firm; creamery. 1ia9i2ic. Egss-SteAdy; fresh lee
e &c %
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

wasst~FxEeFt. Ma Ss~A sAs: " ,s,s.x,.n
sis: raAilssss, No ciES s-fe No ssa,.szr, Ca
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Hour-Stsady.
whest-sprtns No. 2. 'aaTeic; No s. ss4'sc: No.
3 red. 7s3dsisc
Ccrn-No g. s2taue
Oats-No. Z zstc white. No O. Sc: No g. 3ic
Rye-No 3. so65stc
Bayicy--No. g Ii1k,c
Timothy seed Prime. C.B
Mess pork-Per barrel, Sa1e os
Lard 100 pounds. . 3ots6 I'll
aidcs-Short Tihs. ieose 81 s5,ds 90
shoniders-Dsy sailed. boxed stessie
eides-Shoyt clear boxed s. HaS6a
WhiskyD fstiiien' nnished goods per gallon 81 2
Receipts and Shipments.
Article Receipts Shipments.
Flour, barrels ...................... Ham 1900
Wheat. bushels .................... q. 400 500
Germ bushels ..........-...-...... e6. 500 Es.0oo
Oats. bushels ..............-...,.. 81 600 81 40
RYE. bushels ........-.-......,.... $500 $500
BARLEY, bushels .s.......-.......... el.oW Gp.on
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TACOMA. ccs. E~~ws~si |wss s.-s " eass- ,4s.
hsas E-cv1Tsa UN>-ss~ sss ass.sns es fas2ss.. A.,
scA-vA ksp1xs ssssAsiazs GE2s. va ssss-.s sns q.
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Throat @ and a. n si s s0nsa; s Ga Ps s I | the % %
hns snEs aaessn and CURE IN all the f
;nss paryss n,;s
Msrvegs DEBILITY seminal Lsses Sexual
Pmp.
Mouth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-13

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-13
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
Alaska PRospEcToRs PERISH.
Frozen to Death I'm valdez "inc'er-
Others Seriously Injured.

SEATTLE. WASH. January N-The
steamer Cottage City, from Alaska,
brings news that a number Of Copper
River prospectors Uerished in Valdez
Glacier. The following are known to have
been lost:
Charles Horn, New York city; c. p.
Smith. Chicago; ole Eyjen' BALDWIN
Wis; --- Henderson. Wisconsin; George
Sweezy, New York
Among the many badly frozen miners
are:
George POalowltz. New York city, >.
Grogg, ST. Joseph, Mo; Holyen Even
Baldwin, Wis.
There are six men at Valdez suffering
from frozen feet. hands. and faces. \
hospital has been established at Twelve
Mile Camp on the other side Of the Gla-
cier and fifteen men are suffering there
from the same cause. All were frozen
trying TO cross the glacier. but managed
10 get back into camp.
The freezing Of the Evjens-father and
sOn-was particularly sad incident.
The two started for Valdez, but on get
ting well toward the summit OF the ga-
cier. found their feet frozen. Both started
back The son gave his father his extra
wrapping for his feet, and as result both
the sons legs were frozen I'm few min
utes and h. was unable to proceed. He
bade his father good-by and compelled
him to go on without him. Then the boy
lay down i'm the snow 20 die. His body
will probably never be recovered. The
father reached Twelye-Mne Camp. very
badly frozen. and l. not expected to live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
AN UNKNOWN MAN DROWNED.
4 Stranger Seen to walk Into the
DocIs-Dead when Taken out.

wearing a dark macintosh, was seen
walking Gown lowe Nineteenth street
in the direction OF the dock
lie attracted no particular attention.
until he had almost reached the waters
edge. He was walking at a moderately
fast gait That ne did not siacHen Ibis
speed as he came up to the brink cause,
The two negro sailors who were watch
ing him 10 regard him with more interest
The man walked steadily ON, and nt
the dock. II he made an outcry the ne
erOes did not hear it. They ran 10 hi.
assistance as quickly as they could. The
body could not be- seen. a lantern anl
ropes were quickly procured. When the
men came TO the dock again. the body Wa.
floating short distance below th'
point where they had seen the man fal
in. II was gotten ont on the bank witt
little difficulty. Coroner Taylor was sum
moned at once.
In little over thirty minutes after th.
man had been seen to walk into the
dock the Coroner was viewing'the body
When he had completed his examination
he knew little more about the man thar
did the negro sailors when they saw hin
end his life. accidentally or with intent.
"The unknown dead" was never NOR,
applicable There was nothing on th,
mans person that rendered identification
possible. In his pockets was a collar the
key to satchel, ana some patent
medicine advertising matter. There wa
NOT an envelope not notebook no card
a more complete human derelict could no
De imagined.
4 dark. dank. still human form lay on
the ground. Peermg closely one could SOL
f. was that of a man. Sull closer
and his light moustache and dark. drip
ming hair were visible. He was abou
tine medium height and rather heavy. II
wore q suit Of dark clothes. A long mack
intosh almost hid them. There wa
notbing more-absolutely nothing-no elm
at am when a mans name and home
and the names of those to whom he wa
dear. are wanted.
The man had been seen 10 walk int
rho dock. Coroner Taylor, therefore
Thought an inquest unnecessary. Th
hodv was sent 10 the aimshouse % avai
identification. And somewhere a man +
missing.