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Did Great DAMAGE

Montezuma, Iowa, May 2S.-A tor
nado which struck a half mile south of
kesWick this evening did considerable
damage. The farm house of MI Cody
was demolished and five persons We're
injured, Mrs. Mccoy probably fatally
Raln and hail followed the storm and
did great damage to the growing crops.
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Officiaily Enthroned

Rome, May 2S.-Mgr. Casonava, pres
ident of the plenary council ofthe Latin
American states, was officially en-
throned to-day by Cardinal Angelo Di
Pietro, prefect Of the congregation of
council, representing the supreme pom
tiff.
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AGU|NALDO IS REPORTED TO Be DEAD

impossible of confirmation
of his DEATH
clare that he
Filipino heresa
agents
the government Among
civil and military officials,
The wounds
troubling him and he intends
o
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4 Million for a Nine

Silver City, n. NJ. May 2S.-The Anal
gamated Copper company has purchased
from Joel Parker Whitney the famous
Santa Rita copper mines in Grant coun-
ty, paying the sum of 81, 200, ,o00
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Damaged l.y Hail

Beatrice, Neb., May 2S.-A severe hail
storm visited Beatrice early this even
ing. The storm came up suddenly and
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PERTH WON,

Sloan Says Flying Fox Has IL Million
Chances to One.
Paris, May 2S.-In the race for the
grand prize at Longchamps. Perth
won, with Nelasquez second and Holo-
CauSte third,
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. l.-Thcre a good demand for
choice cattle today at strong prices, but common
grades ruled slew and unchanged Coed TO fancy
grades brought S soz7 common TO medium n 500
SIS stoekers and feeders, s. S0a4 80 cows and bulls
$Aa+ 70; steers. s. sod6 10: Texans. N50s4. Is:
calves, Stsl.l5
The supply Of hogs exceeded the demand. aud
prfces declined hily Sc Fair 10 prime lots - sas6
40: heavy packers. ksssa4 %; mixed $iS4N butch
ers. 81 zsas 10: common 10 coed light weights. g. 3o3
40; pigs. 81 Tssss IS.
There was fairly good aud active demand for
sheep and prices ruled steady for good stocks. but
Weakened others. sales being made Of sheep at
81 5a4 and lambs. s. 15Sse, IS; Western range sheep
brought n,sa3S. and feeiers. s. 0esa. Is; Gully
few iAmiss sold aboe. S.
Reeeipts-Castie. peco; hoss. $500; sheep. 1000
Omaha.
OMAHA, Oct. la.-Cattle-- Market active and
strong: native beef steers 81 soad 30 Western steers
81 Aet$ 80: Teyas steers 81 ?Sai IS aud heifers.
81 &nt: cannfrs 81 s5. stockers and feeders. s. dt9
AIS: calves. 81 sfa6 rs: huiis and stays. 81 tts IS
Hoss~Recepfs 2seo: market SC loser: heavy a. Is
az ~: mixed AI7tst233. light. Ana4Jo: bnlk Of
sales. 81 ITsa4 "a
sheer-Kece,rts, s.TD: market strong; fair to
choice Westerns. s. ees 50. and stock sheep
s. lass Is. lambs. Sias.&.
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q . .
JOBBING QUOTATIONS.
JoebinS quotations today were a. fellows:
Sugar. Flour and Coffee.

susar-Golden c, in hhls. Soc: extra c. In bhls
te2t; powdered. 36e4c; dry sranulated. si24c. in
bsls. l-lse higher: cube, 5sase: spot cash prices
Flour, etc-Pstent Excellent. 265. Novelty A.
s. 40 Star. bakers. s. Is: California brands 81 50
corn meal. yeilow. ST. s. per iso rs. In ION sacks
corn meal. white. ST. % per 100 ns In .e-yo sacks :
huckwheas -four. pure. S 50 per % lbs, in 10 sacks
cracked wheat, s. IS per loo ns. in to-n sacks
farna. s? Is Per 100 lbs In lon sacks: sarina s.
per no Ms in sHs sacks steel cut oatmeal S 50
per loo lbs in eib sacks: graham hosr 81 IS per 100
lbs In lob sacks; whole whea, sour 81 IS per 100
lbs, IN io-lh sacks; rye meal. sic per 100 lbs.
In lab sacks; rye four s.. Is per ioo rs. In laH,
sacks: split PEAS. 100 n SACKS. s.; split peas $50
per 100 ms, in - boxes; pearl barley. sAa PER
100 rs. in sacks; wheat fakes, rs-n boxes IS.
wheat fakes. g. 70 per case Of 50 s-D pkss fancy
rolled oats s. 50 Per hhi. in 8 n sacks Germ mesl
yellow. $3.50 per Dbl. in 50 n sacks; meal.
white. s. Per Dbl. in 50 D sacks buckwheat sour
pure. $50 per hhi. lie so-Ib SACHS: cracked wheat.
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TIE following prices being offered 10 the FRO
Queer BY the local dealers fG- delivery ia round los
On the deck and in che seattle
Grsin-usis, sa<tel; barley 81 ~ wheat chicken
feed $40. bran. Sls; shorts SIS
Hsy-Puset sognd. Scs7; Eastern Washington
timothy. $lssl5; alfalfa. s.. &c per ton
ksSs-Strietly fresh ranch. Ae
Bet,er-Fresh ranch. l1nl3c: creamery, Sarc
Pouitr,-chiekens. live, lae; spring, sass.so dor:
turkeys. lac; geese, Ice ducks. xsfs % dee.
Live stock-Choics beet cattle cows 4s4Ac:
steer, isase choice sheep. s.gse COED hogs live,
Sc hogs dressed. Sc calves. dressed large. &c:
small. Pc. calves. live. large, &c: mail &c
Hides, psits sni wool-HeAvy sound salsed steers,
over ~ as. Sc. medium, sound. per u. Sc light.
7Ae; stays bulls and oIen ssa5sc saltsd kips. ..e
calves. Per n, Sec green hides lc less than saled
dry hides. per 70. lac; dry euils. enc third less;
summer deer. per n. 3A3.Sc winter deer. dry LA
lsc; pspery deer. s6lsc: dry ak sa!sc green elk
Iasc sheep pelts. 25cSati 3D. sheArngs, isTesc;
Eastern Washington wool. Sc; Western Washington
wool. lsc: dirty or timber burned. lie: taliow, y
a3ie-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO res ~ what nf~ref wsst With tf.s
ss,.snasa. sie4deeflY t@sTsh kFsyStfins seeFns 10
y. against the sasas The arnaeA. iu ths @agthwsst
wss reported completely cf0ssf ~afids shtFFnents
esree3s, FaYrT1sm requirements ~ c~sy million
t.isaes ard TIE ififestioas were thss ire rtsthss
srfr+fy ~Ne7 essnraessS uauiS shass hss*r IN
Nblls tse assasint - ocean pas*&s" rad IN
e~rAs4d ssess!s r,ft5snn fsheis sdeF thss@ err
.lttas tar rails became Thoroughly ftssssstszs3 SnS
lee The s~ass N fa safstvel a ne market, al
thrsszh tse is.tst esFs mi safASe3 ~ Sasa fteir
s8sassass - AsF gfeAt stissai TIE tasFfTt f'si"1
1su tha sresfer part e ne sssstz, snls fFsfssaas
wee seasy sfaiei - TIE PIKE Utssa tss fssf sasls
when sha.te tsmofsG = rzseg asd CT tuyiaz
q ths. ssaH there gIsvh TxDY n y fyura ERE
hssssusa TAs improvement was Tefr TEMPORARY. sa~
It's FssFs<rt sfnU s7sAtfS1A. aaa az TIE
eteas - rnAsfet hssdsf aoxuxssa sEAfn. rtas.
ins within ~ q ~ tsassnrs 4 the Tar
Higher rata ard sSsasc~ In rstss east u nsssie
Ns1f-f ;he Aasita- Dss >mssr sas4 s~ sH<sF a.
-.agaf coli sr4rlfSsy e. IL &eeste@4 10 Tissfise
ssst q -i.srs@ rs~~ - III sn4 csasas zsaA s4ai
ers a. 7l.r Large r&c~sgss asi tssHax - 50 ths
fa-~fsn demand a. tss seakTRst ~ssssns4 at
10 oFe~srg szRsfiss azsFsAse n sAs FlsNsy sar~
flr has syxssst sEd '-ssef :sas fas wgf ~~sss~y
mareree~t ~zsssfraxes5 heasy 4Yrx ssseT ss<rsf AZ
h.ssr So hxf e wessness snS the -srsr dssflas
w.s rs--ff ssoo~s1s3 Dscszns~r c9@e9 Sa14 aassss
Al I5ss ~
rrn e,ss szrned sssSSz istsT s~4las iazszss4 ~
ss~z~ csasra~rss 49, &eegeAes IS soA3 staek Ets-
rs~nse- esssess a. &sszse
Fvorf.sss. esssef heasy .ArsssAssas. starting -
s1asiaa s9varse1 Te.s raasg kesr anA kw-r prices
AZ tAs yxssss were ~ xesSz>~sss tasssenssz Pa
- sad aesssy gsrsArs ssss s3~sst Ese s2sS Is~~s
lars -.xzs~ }s~ss saa ms 70 b~sr
west - b os~asaF hight Lzrss. c'asias
, +. ~, ,:s. i: ,;s..; mi;
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Hreadsfuus.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ls-wheas quiet both
on and 81 call Barley not quoted. the spot mar
ket firm. Oats quiet and firmly held. Spot
hea;--shipping. No. !. No7i: choice. N0i:
milling 81 iAai IA
pariey~Feed s0sssc: brewing slAsa7sc
Oass-t'ray. Oregon. 81 oa!sLoss; red feed. tGtd
lB
Receipts.
PTsnr nuarter sacks 81 80: wheat. centAis ,age: .
barley cen,ais II SO. oats ceDtals ss0: Oregon,
toes sacks so bfan. sacks SOC rsidsilir,gs sacks,
so hay. tons. 80: wool. bales. 800 hides nutat-r.
30
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Mills,us.- MiadlngS. Ns se20; bran. sm sasl7ss
per
barley. za7. alfalfa tas7 stock. &ssssa straw.
bale 2saJsc
Potatoes Early Rose, nominal; river Hgrhanks.
Ssa7se: river reds. ssesse salinas Burbank Dcsa
81 TO- sweet T5cetSl e Oregon Berhanks. T1ss5c
arqiss-t'hoice. 81 Is cosusaaa. sac
fancy fsiFy. %sa'c s'~or'as. ssaG-se; picked. ss@
23c. arsin. an22r
Cheese SeN ia9IIe: Young American. iialisc:
Eastern isasisr Western i2.ai5sr
EExs-ssofe. 70 1.e fancy ranch. ssaspc Eastern.
Sessc.
Wool and Hops.
wsai~ spring -Nessda isaltc; Eastern Oregon Ii
tain lamb sal9r: mountain lsufs. salsc -su Ins-
gsia plains. sstsc. Hsmbolt. and MsndaCiso. Lag
~
HoYs~Crop # ls9a sst1r
Closing Quotations
wheat list; Msy. 81 ~. December. uil t.i
Ccrga-Iafgs yellow. 81 r ssFi n
e. e. e.
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ff2fH f3@fl}ssf4n FRANKLIN.
"W hen you are ttck. - "a. ya4 Eke heat
ss 20 sfaossr4 FOR msaIcsas i0 he lrs,
place, what experience tells Yoa IL hest 10
BE- cfos~g ln tns secnDI place. what rss~
sun q. e. Theory says - hess ~ TO IA
caassn IN The 4sst place Sat /. you can
GET Dr inclination. pr s.ptgfefsc. and
Gr Reason - hold a consultation Gossther
they will gfve yoa the oes advice ma, can
be taken
fin. would Fssssfz mend Chs M ~. yfa ,r I.
Cough k~rnssy lses0s~ ~ "a PLEASANT and
ssss 20 taks Dr. Experience vaslia recon-
rss~n1 Il bscagss II never fails 10 sfY@-. a
sps~9y and permanent GlTe. I1g Reason
would reearys mend * because Il IL prsg pared
or scientific principles. ant afr on "a
lures plan III Tes2sT41g ere sunza. ofssslnx
. natural asd heAl:hy condition. For anls
by dealers
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Business siorg Western avenae Is keeri,r st-a,Y
Vegetables ard tr1iis hsins the cny commodities tbs,
Asre changed fns;rh ii rs--e~
Celery has advanced 10 5sssS6c daren. Apviss are
seins far !5csSi g ps. bar. srcoFding variety:
cartons have advanced "a S. $50, ): pears are fac
tnstins between Il AID 81 = a box: can.asQ-ves aru
quoted AZ sssT5c crate
White TiFsr ISs.stces the market az
siaa Is t0n and Bafbanks. sse90
Hay. grain and trsi are keeIanS firm Is ALSO
meats. pFasisieEs and fish
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NEW YORK MARkE TS.


NEW YORK ocs. 1.-the visible supply Il grsin
Saturday, October ID. complied by the New York
Produce Exchange. ia follows.
WheAt-sT bushels increase. 900 es,shea
Corn-ls ~ 90 bushels; Increase. Us 90 bushels.
Oats. Cd. 80 haaheS. increase. sss 900 bushels.
kys-sis.aoa bushels: increase. E.nse bushels.
General Quotations.
Flour Receipts - la barrels experts 10 ga bar
reIs market quiet bat firm
Wheat Recsip.s. sfaa hsshels; experts. lop.os7
bushels. spot easy Ne, red. nc T. d h. anuat
arrive. Options oIened weak. at decline 81 70
lied partially local covering following dissrpcint-
ing receipts: again turned weak upon the puhlisa-
tisa II the visible supply statement. which showed
q larger srowth than expected. the increase being
10. 400 bushels. AZ the lowest prices the market
showed q decline II ~ Local covering caused
net decline March closed at ,sie. peeemher. 'e5e.
Wooi-Dun
Hops-ualst.
Coffee-options closed steady. net unchanged To
points higher. Sales. H. $50 bags Including Noveus-
Der, isssisoc, pes~mber. asods.7sc spot Rio.
steady bat quiet. No. invoice, sle. No. iohbng.
etc. mild. steady Coriovs, esefllic,
Sugar Raw. steady TO finn; fair refining itl6C:
centrifugal. S test si6s. refined. quiet but steady.
Metals.
In the local metal market buyers conspicuous
by their absence. Throughout the day business
practically At standsti,l with the close showing
u weak unjertone and nominal prices. Such news
received from the West and abroad conveyed
bu: little incentive 10 other sellers buyers here
PiS iron Warrants. dan aud nominal: SIS.
Copper Lake dull SIS IS
Tin Easy; So. % asked
Speltcr-Q Quiet, S.saas$5
Iead-llaiet, 81 soyda 81. The firm that Fixes tbs
selling price for miners and sneltcrs quotes lead at
siio At the close.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
Wheat~Export, No. club. 6sc; No / hlucs,eru.
Gle; milling, No. elnh. s7ic; No blues,ern, ooc
% e %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Oct. i6-Wheat. unchanged. Club,
$50, bluestem, sN.c
20 g q
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Oct ls-Over 2oD ears q wheat
were received today but nearly Nil ~ Il was
old business Il had effect On che present sisus-
ton. "a far prices concerned The markets
weaker all arssnd today and most Of the iorsi
dealers holding - temporarily Quosations
for wheat strictly nominal At ssg5ac fo< WaIia
Walia and isc for valley: eiuestsn soc.
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Receipts aud shipments.
Dairy Prod ucta.

On the Frosuee Exchange today the butter
kst easy Creamery. IsR-2: dairy issei lsc Esss
Steady. lesc. ChssSs-StrAg iisi-lc.
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kLONuIkE-N ANTED.

ALASKA waff raoe~. YEksr cap. sszasa
Fx.st-s n7nccz strsF goo Tags. etc ~ G.
Z Ue-nsSxe- 80 Railroad aysnGs-
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rzPOSAISS for Fresh Beef and Mutton:
Mace Chief commissary. Vancouver
suacks, Wash. Oct. It, $50 Scaled pro-
ssals for furnishing and delivering
FRESH Beef and Fresh Mutton for six
nenshs beginning January /. 1890, VIII be
received here and al offices OF commits
as,ss at Fort Stevens. Oregon; Boise
Hsrrachs and Fort Sherman. Idaho.
Ysss Candy. Casey. F1agler. Walla Wal
j. Wright md Vancouver Barracks.
Hssh.. and skagway and Fort Wrangel,
Aaska. until II a. IN. November IL. 1899,
"a then opened. Information furnished
~ APPLICATION. Envelopes containing pro-
rsais should ne Endorsed Proposals for
Assh Beef and Fresh Mutton" and adj
Erased to commissary of post to be sup
Ns5. or 10 Major James y. Allison, Chief
fzmmissaFy
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STEAM TaAwI>G MACHINERY.

STEAM trawiEx machinery. E4onsiss
frost exrra~tnr rs&Yr0E Bros. h9ilders-
Ne also Go forging. marine ard nil
wcrk -. cEs prizes Western ave and
trntcn Green. ~
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~.rs FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP
YEorxxsr 1rsssca Purchasing commissary,
.s r.aslses Cal al f qe,g1sg and ss a.
eesisc ~ sach quantities % suosiss-
s sss s a sa wsrs =, sseh -a saa
Or sesis Y.af a. par Circular TO ~
fras Z. this JfGce VIII be received here
:san esaek : ~ ,,Io assdsy o ss2s
=. - -.~xerice 81 bidders, SpecfScs-
, ,ssss general instructions ,s to bidders
90 nss - established dealers ON appli-
rs.asa - n II. BALDWIN. Major and
fa', 70 8. 8, Army, purchasing Commits
ssry. ----.-------------------.
: ryGisEER OFFICE. Burke build
- sesttIe. Wash. September ~ iss-
-, "a nsofsssass sor dredging Olympia
esx. Wasn viii be received here until
J! sa, rasn october q. 1879. and then pub
is spens a,or4,a ar 'u casss, e Ea as-
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TO CHICAGO FOR stsG
Effective September i2sh the Sorfh~-,
PaeIsc Will make rate Of SO - 70 Chiea-
r., ana e9Tssgoneinz reduction TO all
Eastern points You will find n 10 yo..r
advantage to travel over thss line
THE FINEST TRAINS IN THE
WORLD are the Pioneer Limited tralns
o. the Chicago. Milwaukee IL ~. Paul
Railway between 81. Paul ard Chicago
EYEGLASSES scientifically sttef
Lenses ground 70 order. Mssa wilx.nskI
Optieian, liz Cherry
--~~~s~~-~-r~@s-4-
TRY Hotsl stevens new dining roam
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ffcss--Ssests
Wheat spring. Ne :. sssgase; M. ). sassar red
Ne 3 .lss.ssc
CorTs--Ne :. sIAssssr
Oats Ne 2 ~; white. Nc, :. ess; Ne :. site ~
Rye-No = Asc
Earssy-NN e Nae<s&4c
Fiaxseess- No l. si-; ". SIT.
Timothy sgSi-p Prime. s. -
Mes. pork i'er hafret as, @
i4arsl-ier .e Iaa7ss!s, s. Esah ~
sides Sso~s ris~ loose. 81 ssSs -
sAoaldeis-pry sailed. boxed. Sfs~c.
ssGes shost clear h9xe4i S. saas 80
Whlsxy- iastilieSs' finished sS<.is ger gallon. -
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NEW YORK. Oct Is~Ths Commercial Advcr.
tiser's London financial eabiesram says; This
idle day IN the market here. business being
interrupted by the lord mayors TraIsssAi demon
stration. which the exchange members attended
msssa. The market remained solid. awaiting
news Consols firm At @i American Sc.
euri.ies wss steady bat stAsnsnt tbroughcat the
s-son Spanish y we're ~ Sic. Tin,oa. tsa Ana
Tho Bank Of England boish, flso 90 IN German
estts, $500 IN French coin and 9i.aa In bars.
willis Is 40 came I'm from Portugal
Money Vas verg easy. but dealings IN bills brisk
The frtnishtly copper statistics show decrease
Of 2la ia s,oeks and decrease u g.is5 tons In
supplies.
Br~adstuns.
LONDON. Oct .-Whest~f.ayaoss % coast,
nothing doing; earvocs on passage tor white.
quiet for red; knslish country markets amietcr.
Imports into tnltsd Kingdom, ~whsat. 81, 900 quar-
tsrs; Sour ~. 900 barrrl.
Wheat and four !asssge 20 United Ktuxdcm.
30 90. tn can'ineut, go eo1
LIVERPOOL oc. ie Wheat. easr: wheat ard
h,ar IN rari. Arm Ffen.h country markets. firm.
! Northern spring EASY 3. 81 Fu.nfr~ quiet:
December. e II; March, e ~; Mag. TO asd
-, .,'snmspo, American nissd new an's' IA iasd.
Closing Quotations.
IoNDoS. Oct 10 canadian Pacific as: Union
Pacific preferred ~ Northern Pacific preferred
~ A.ehis'n. ~. Grand Trunk. u. Anacosssia. H.
Bsr silver. dun. - II sa pr oanee
Money. 2aas par cent
Foreign Financial Review.
NEW YORK. Oct Is The Tines Iossdon anar,-
esAI correspondent ssbsas.
tor nsssssfs tsosesl mach anticipated last we~k
~ money esSs Increased da1iT until easa loans
a1sh To s~r ernt AID sosns tisnez hes. fsaas
fyr weFf are row haEeis ID o. y nef cent ard
this rsespasss viii ITshssiY eosstinBs fr another
fssbth or ten Oars Discount rates to9. bav. r..
essied UNTIL shs sspsdsr eRfa cat "a Peg
cert 80 ~srsfng quotation fpT dsY bills
u saa fei that he deceptive and ~,
THURSDAY the bank rstr.us revealed tie spri.aaant
tart ftst the Bark - Eng sad hal rwtAtrsssi only
ttS@s ~ shs secs yet import II 1zss saa4
VS. SAID &" hAts s1te in'n strrslstoss. bg; ,hst
- hardly th@ truth The FnetAi s s4sHg hssars'rs4
hy tsitsr hanEs. net before e. was time in slew
H tae tess@shls credit complications
Tie F&lx - EHslang rust therefore eo,ut IN
HAVING % saT- stih 18th internal and sfr@sr do
ueM.'s ~ s@tcf*tRAs @t thr asae time that tue
naosi tbtsSsAHt sHg8iy Il goSd as czlt Of
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-. T-yrTrD STATES OF AMERICA


~. T-yrTEU STATES OF AMERICA
infi-s,,ef of Washington.
n.1ssa-~ss I'm The 4th day Of October,
= I.asse Al King proctofs for ibeiiant.
"a Iioltand. filed libel In the District
~, ~ the United States for the North
n Disision. District OF Washinston.
Ass;s spuarsl and furniture. In a cause
s.ss.man's wagcs for - net and costs,
ri And maritime.
- whereas, BY virtue or process In
= sorn az law. 10 m. directed. return
- on the 18Th day Of octoeer. is*. 4
-. seized ard taken the said schooner
= .arsia and have her In my custody.
casfer fs hereby given. that "a District
,.s,s uils be held tn the United States
rsayt rDusn ia the city OF Seattle. wash.
!. The 18th day Of October, lsx,. Tor the
81 az said premises. and the owner or
ssssrs. and all persons who may have
| !, claim any interest, are hereby cited 10
Z ard appear at the time and place
| .serssald. 10 show cause. If any they
AZ. why final decree should not pass
prayed ,.,., IL
Nv JOHN sTRiNGER. Deputy.
4 THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
@rss,sd States for the district or Wash
iarton. northern division. In the matter
i John j. 0Connel and Mary o'Con-
III. hankrupts. No 1854. In bankruptcy
IS the creditors OF said bankfupts:
s.,..e Is hereby given that on the 18TH
g N October. 1899. the said John j.
Tgsnusll and Mary O'Connell wese duly
.ssas;rafed bankrupts. and that the FIRST
,s.ting of their creditors viii be held
!, he office Of the undersigned referee
: ssnkr,,ptey I'm Seattle In said district,
= shs 9Th day Of October. 1899. at 10
s.sask In the forenoon. at which time the
"a creditors may attend. prove their
s.us appoint a trustee. examine the
Ashsspts and transact such other bust
~ ~ may properly come before said
ssSing
JOHN +. HOYT.
Referee, I'm Bankruptcy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-09-02
Porte Ricos Loss Of Life in the Recent
Storm 5000.

Porto RICO 5 Loss OF Life N the Recent
Storm 5000.
The furious storm August s and 9
and the heavy rains which accom-
panied and followed the wind formed
the most stluctive combination OF
elements that has visited Porto Rico
since August %, l772. A conserva
tive estimate places the loss of life
on the island at 600.
The wind played havoc with vege-
ton. IL broke down and uprOoted
large trees, it destroyed the cC flee
trees, that we're loaded with
ripening berries, it blew oranges.
lines, lemons and al kinds of fruits
from the trees or else swept away
the trees entirely, and worst of al, it
leveled to the ground practically all
the banana palms of the island, thus
destroying the fruit that served as
bread to the poor.
Sugar houses and machinery suf-
fered greatly, while the sugar cane
itself was little injured except from
the floods. The young cafe that was
flooded was greatly improved by the
alluyial deposit brought down from
Me mountains, while cane hit was
older was broken down and ruined,
Although the land itself was 10 many
cases improved.
Ga the other hand the tobacco and
coffee lards on the mountain sides
were greatly Injured by the washing
away of the richest part of the top
soil. Coffee planters are perhaps the
most to be pitied. because it takes
five or six years to produce a tree
that will yield a crop.
Almost the entire loss of life was
among the peons, or lsborers.
The great question now is the dis
tribution of supplies and the use OF
the money sent there by the
of people of the United States.
There are. roughly speaking, only
two classes of people there-the
comparatively wealthy landowner,
or merchant, aud the poems. The
fl rst are indu ,trious and hardwork-
ing; the last work only when COM
PEELED by necessity to do so. TIE
first are DEL endent on the second for
labor.
If the poems are fed by charity,
they are converted into beggars aud
the industrious classes are deprived
of the benefits of their labor. 1t is
true that charity is nece ssary in many
cases, but it should be given judici-
ously.
From every place where soldiers
we're stationed come glowing ac-
counts, through native channels, of
their heroism in saving lives and
property. In number of cases the
soldiers gave up their own quarters
to the sick and wounded. No soldiers
we're killed, but at least fifty were
wounded while engaged in the work
of rescue. With the exception OF
two in Ponce, no American lives
we're lost.