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New-York tribune., 1899-01-14
Total port receipts week a. compared with the
totals OF week, yea- 1897 and
.aoa. asa csa.nco 2ss. .aao 141141 ia |:

Secretary Hester. OF the Nev-Orleans Cotton Exchange
gives the crop movement September 20 as
follows Port receipts 26o 0ae bales. against
last year 52ieolo before last and 5,T353T bales
In 1923 overland TO mills and Canada s57,eOi bales
against 163 last ass col and
ia t+o bales in 1925. interior stocks
tember l. so go bales. against $50 year
$50 4s2 before last and asa 6s4 bales 1895
mill takinss 5SO.1pi bales. 544. .On5
49, 22s 1897 4o7, 233 isa5.
into sight during l35 days 10 date SPAS o bales against
N35e last year 6.1t~.92l before 1873 674
bales in sns brought into sight for week asalns,
days ending January 3 other 240 ps1 against
542 4ss LAST year i2aa2 year before last ana 2 o4a
bales in 1895, brought into sight thirteen
DAYS OF January So 554 bales
$40 20 bales the year before and S7p
sp5 The feature Of this remarkable
drop noted in the amount brought into sight for the
week Conservative parties looked
while the more stsnch bulls on
than 25o.0oo bales This falling off
compared with the
concerning the future movement. and the
whether exhaustion had weather
The movement OF Liverpool during the week
ending to-day. compared with previous weeks
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL


r, All through trains stop at Albany. Utica syFs'0'e
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows;
''"" EMPIRB STATE ExPREss LIMITED
Fastest Train in the Word. Due BuHao. a;o p NJ ", ,
troit. ilO p VI. Limited It's seating capacity
S.45 a. Mast MAIL Daiiy-For Buffalo. Niagara
Fails Cleveland. -
1880 A. M DAY EMPRESS. except sunday IT,,
Buffalo sll important New York state POM
LOO p M.-sOUTHWESTERN LIMITED ana III III
CAGO SPECIAL DaH-Sor t''Nmous' N'N-"'
81 "a InsanaP9 St 1 Lo';s .na ,,v Ts9Fe spFerA1 .1cep,
- SUNDAY. Stops az important stations q. ,.--
900 7. Make SHORE LIMITED lesiiyc c--<I.r,
. train to Chicago. via Lake Shore: Due sns
a:lS A. n. due Chicago 400 T. ~ s'eep'"' 49,
600 r M-wEsTERN EXPIRES Daily-For Niagara
- Falls. Toronto Cleveland chicago. r. r-o-
Montreal and except Saturdays. Tor Ottawa:
40 y M.-ADrRONDAcK MOUNTAINS AMI AH|s'-
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. ,.--.-,-pr
$50 P M-BEFFAL0 AND so.~rn.s9 .~,v.-s Fails,
Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis and St LOUIS,
9.15 p. M-PACIFrC EXPRESS Dally-For , og'en,
burg Siagara Fails Cleveland. Chicago; anu "a
eeps SATURDAY for Cape :ineeni and the r,cag
1910 night.-MIDNIGHT EXPRESS For cn,sa v
every night excep. SUNDAY nightA SUNDAY
nights. Chicago sleepers leave al elo
HAPLEN DIVISION 60
o15 A N. and 3:55 =. M..na"y except sunday W
Pttshes. Sundays Only AZ o:2o a NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with pintsch Light $1,000.
Ticket Wagner offices A. Grand Ce',-al 800,
30 Columbus Ave. 81 West i25th St. Zatn - =,
and r7eth Stat5n. New and 728 Fulton ST.
AND 1Oe Broadway z p. Brooklyn -. x.v York
Telephone '27eO Thirty-eIshth Street for sew rorH
dence by Express Company. .
GEORGE Z. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14

spoi Gotten closed Arm with quotations UNCHANGED on
,a oss.s 9f l6c for middng upland and o-leo tor
,eAhr Gulf compared with Sac and 6sc, respec-
49,. as wear. Sales II l.2l6 bales included 5Vv lor
,rs s n spnners and 800 bales FOR delivery on con
spo, cotton IN Southern markets middling quoteo
Ss.o''es By wire to the local Exchange as toilo"n
- nrm SIC. Wilmington firm. 5tzc. NorroIk
r... Nv lie Up Baltimore nominal. &c Augusta
nIs' Sse: sales IS bales 81. Louis steady &c
Sr,--s% ~ bales Mobile quiet 5Nc. sales. 900 naes
tk'nnsh steady sac sales So bales Galveston quiet
H. ses llS bales New-Orlesns frm. e-l6c; sales
80 Memphis hrn. sac. sales, 700 bales
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOB PHMADELPHIA. BALrIMoKE AND "AsHIN'-
TON.
From FOOT OF Liberty 81
500 10 s. 90 ,n9.s1 ni5o p'nss e 90 cf pnns
Carr 600 P. NJ ie Is md Sundays - 80 o IS1 q 4 80 80
Dining carr NJ 80 sSGs E9ya1 tsSt6nnI trains ,op
Pha6ephia week days 7i5 200 A. NJ % 10 400 4'o
Tickets paror sei.s at loot s q Ssy s ross ss
49, eh Az i4th 81. i53 East l2oth St I5
west Ia7th ST. c51 Columbus Az New I1Tx; ,I our
,rLs Y transfer Co viii cSl for and eheek oassass
90, hotels or residences 10 destination.
.r--o-1 liberty St only
.r--on South Ferry at SIS p. "
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14

r,,ps A. Nev-Oreans tomorrow we're ofcially esti
t-rs,, 70 o@ li04l5.OOO bales against iO.3H bales
nv, "a; week and $50 bales last year. To-noI,
h.s receipts Houston were estimated 55oo45, 700
yea rsnst f228 bales last week and 1888 bales last
r.s p a. the ports and points to-day. com
- N''h The same day week and last year
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14

Net receipts all United States ports during
200 44i
same week las, '........"., 2ss se5
TOTAL receipts this te.................6
Total receipts o35 51g
Exports for N. 245 a4i
Exports for IN. week last 202 aO2
Total exports -..................4e79 s32
Total ............ 325
Stock all United States ports 1874
Stock ~ all United States ports time last
year 300
all
Stock all interior 6l231s
stock at Liverpool 49S 900
Stock Liverpool time last 067
Stock ~ American afoa for Great Britain 430 600
Stock Of American ahoat FOR Great Britain
last year 10000
The following are the total receipts Of cotton all
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks "Electro-Pneunatic" signals
Stations in New York foot % Liberty St
South Ferry whitehall 81

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
tracks "Electro-Pneunatic' signals
Stations n New York FOO, o, Liberty St
and South Ferry Whitehall St
ave minutes earlier below for Liberty ST.
Trains leave foot Liberty 81
For Faston Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk ~c
1900 7l5 9:iO A. NJ. ~ ". Easton). 80 H'io 20
Faston). t5:i5 q 80 to Eastonl sundays '''So
GOO 70 Easton) A ". 100. $50 600 p NJ ...o a1o
For Wllkesbsrre Pittston. and scranton '4"'' ''i'
For Reading Harrisburg at - 90 't3o 40 PIC
90 M =, ReadlngJ p. NJ 1913 night. sundays +;5O
G1 30 Resdins) NJ. 400. ia3o. $3.50. 500 r NJ
For sunbury Iewshurr and wlllamspor' at 100
$50 A. NJ. 100 80 500 P n ,TI l3;l5 night
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, sc;
For Red Bank. Long Bransh Assusy. PsrE am $40
only r. Sea GrO $50 G0I5 only 10 Red BONG II 80
A. NJ O:45 only 10 Red Banlo. q 40 only q Red sank
s4:f5. e:i5 P NJ SUNDAYS tsiops q Interaken ~
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove). eco 'Olo only 10 REQ
For Atlantic Highianas $50 $50 1880 n, i;S
FOR LAKEWOOD.
.4so $50 1918 A. NJ. l:45, s4o. 40 P. NJ sandayH
Sor ISA.sar.'. :.:ao $50 1918 A NJ. i'' '40' '''
For Toms River and Barrega., '4:so $50 A. NJ l'io'
x.4O p NJ Sundays. .iO:i5 A. NJ .. 4,
For Atlantic CITY Yineland and BridSeton ''So ~ ~
las p. NJ -, ,,,..,.,,. =.
xaves,nk - 20 $50 II A. n. f:45 %4o p NJ sun
0sla
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14
BALTIMORE & OHIO r: r

O'.',CE'nffI'L. Is lFr ECT NONEMBEE " Io%s' a
Lave Nex-York Whltenail Terminal south tsr' ~AA
t0o' VI ~'.Daii- tExcep, Sunday. :suntays. "a.
CHICAGO ~ 30 a. from Liberty street only, ia
p pTTrrsRt,RG C.aso m. Liberty street oniy,.
'os1 oSsT1SSerS%Arf 2 n. ST IorIs. 'oss a m '5'5 D. n
NJ" ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
wAsHNGrcS BALTIMoRE ~ 'sSS J's. sp'.sr, ~ &
,!aR-ysf Limited" Exclusive Pullman Tram st5s
sptnsrJ .53S D. N. AID 'i2io night NORFOLK VIZ -
.. ,,-.. -r,.A p,-...A -i~h,
o~ ~ss. 'ff3 f7e a6f. 424 1874 Bdwsy 81 r Ht1-st.
,o- Rowsrv n y 23o "a Filton-st-. Brooklyn. white
ha Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

- ~ .ssss
stations foot go St Penn- RI. cortlandt or
Desbrosses 81
Indicates time West 2Sd - Other figures show
time from Cortiantt Desorusses 81.
'Gi4J. 700 A. NJ daily for Easton and in'errsdais
.7:50 s,Is A. NJ dafiy ror wILKEsBARRE scRtN-
xfIcApi FAILS ard me wosr and principal local
'.II;5O IL 100 noon daily Sunday
"BLACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo o55 p. Pullman vesihue Day Coaches
s,a parlor Cars Dinng-Car service Meals Ia carte.
Connects Buffalo wh through seepers TO Detroit anf
.i..ao. 100 2 u ssny sf5 fo5 E~AsTos ~ NArcli
.ss5o 4.1o P NJ daily .xcep, sunday. for WILKES
mediate stations Connects for all al peIns1 s II s9ai regions
.a.ao s,,5 p sunday only for MAucH CHUNK
ans 20 p n daily excep, sunday for EAsroS
$40 G.2O 81. daily. except Sunday for EAsroS
and .-n p-neie-a,o oo dsiy f1r BUFFALO NIAGARA
r.fs and ali points Vast, pullman sleeper yes,bus
i,I = 20 Chicago sleepers Buaao and Toronto.
$40 500 daily ,tr,T ;torplns arly at t sorra
81 81 oRoTTo Pullman sleeper fo- Ruralo None bur
issnirgar passengers carried NJ baggage carried
$40 aay ,as erTTAfo NlIGhpa
FAILS and all points wes~ Pu!lmai sleeper to chi-
cago. -. ..u. .x..,, S,,s,y ~, sor--u
pr .TNFTFrD n PorTNn BROOK ard 'ater-sdste points.
iesys as follows: 5000 1880 NJ 20 30 90 South
Painaet only I'D ssco, r1oeaor. a, ia 2sr 2-s
ss5 ga and 1923 Brosd0ay 81 p lSh =, lso i@s
ST lc7 Bowery. y sen Fni,ca 81, ~'u'' St. W
T-arsrsr O. viii call and check baggage from
hots, or resIdencs through to destination
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14
STOCK on HAND.

firm. unchanged. .A,- s,,-r
savannah f3spirits turpentine nothing o9ins- ns-
-e~stnts 3a4 bbls Rosin hrn unchanged. sales. los'
bbls receipts 5.Ii2. .., s.t,~
yilringfor Jan f3-Spirits urpentine nothing DONG
nrces unchanged receipts 20 casks Rosin quiet Jsc1
4 ool rscepte 3a7 bis Crude turpentine nrn - 80
49, e % receipts ~ bbis steady 81 10. receipts
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14
Ion Of Brazil coffee is as follows

Re-Corse market frrn: No RIO. $500 exchange.
,e receipts. 1900 bags for the United states
pn0 bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock 2l'Oo
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14
NAVAL STORES.

In the important in either direction N
naval stores market passed another quet cay Splits
closed dull but steadily held with quotations unchansi
rosn at the barely steady and tar inactive We
quote.
TAR-Rerulars 81 rs; oil. bbs. SO -
SPIRITS URpENTINEt5Q45lac - -,
ROSTv-Conmon 70 good strained, 81 ~; p 81 - r
81 5O G. 81 so. II. 81 50. 81 IS X 81 So NJ ~ %' D.
20 ar u n 50 90
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14

r.-e,rr coffee raarkets-Sart Sartos-Coree Market nrln
- a~s-aeA santos $500 receipts lS"D nass' stocA-
/ ra0 hays Hamburg Coffee uarHei ol-s.u 10 ~ W
s,e.s a; 80 .. m. net unchanged sales -" nasS
~s1ee market opened quiet. unchanged. az l.
unchanged; a. p m. quiet. unchanged. closed al
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14

enssrss ~ interior poins for week ust ended as
Years ''h The total receipts OF last week and last
New-York tribune., 1899-01-14

,.,nts Of breadsturs interior points IN thousan1,
,sss cnhers ,OoO) omitted nour hbls. grain bush as
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Epworth League.

The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Epworth League was held
last evening in the League room at the
Hedding Nj. +. church.
The Leaguers were welcomed at the
door by Rev. and Mrs. Atwater, Miss
Helen Gouldsburg and Miss Elizabeth
Hanson. Some very encouraging re-
ports for the year just past were read
and the following officers elected Presi-
dent, Elizabeth Hanson; First Wee,
John Wilson; Second Vice, Mrs. j. G..
Balchclder; Third Vice, Alice Becklcy ;
Fourth Vice, Mrs Peter Laxlon; Sccre-
tary, Fred White; Treasurer, John
Gates.
After the business meeting the assem-
bly, adjourned to the dining room, where
substantial banquet was awaininy
them. Following are the toasts rcspon-
ded to: 'The PASTOR Rev j. A.
Sherburn 1.-The Musical League or
the Mission of Song" ID. Il Williams
"The Juniors" Rev. A. f. Alwater
.The Former Presidents. Miss Mabel
Gale; "The Present, the Golden Age, >
G. A. Brigham.
Over hundred people were present,
all Leaguers excepting the Rev. and
Mrs. j. A. Sherburn, who were guests
of honor. The rooms We're very pref
tily decorated in the League colors, red
and white. with evergreens. Miss
Edith Barnes and a corps of assistants
had charge of the banquet, and Mr.
Gates and assistants had charge of the
decorating.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Train Telescoped.

Utica, N. Y, May 13.-At 2.30 this
morning the American express dashed
into the rear end of the south western
special in the New York Central depot
yard and the Wagner palace car Polka
noket was telescoped and reduced to
splinters.
Only three persons were on the car
and they were released from the debris
with axes. uninjured. Engines and cars
were derailed and took fire
The Utica fire department confined the
flames to two cars Henry Neil of
Buffalo had just entered the Wagner
and was found alongside the wreck in
an unconscious condition. badly bur-
ned and bruised. Engineer Purcell
jumped in time to save himself. No
body killed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
DEPARTURE
ARRANGED
Dewey will Sail in ten Days
Will come via the Suez
Filipinos Ask 70, a Farley.
A guinaldo's Commiss-
ion Meets the Nc
Kinley Com
mission

Manila, May 13.-Dewey will sail fol-
New York on the Olympia via Suez
Canal in ten days.
The Filipinos are arranging for an
other parley. Gen. Gregario Pillar,
commanding the forces in Lawton's
front, sent his orders with letter to
Lawton today requesting permission for
Aguinaldo's commissioner to 90 through
his lines for the purpose of comforting
with the Philippine commission appoint
ed by Mckinley.
Lawton referred them to Otis who
said he had no objections to parley.
This was communicated to Pilor. Olis
believes this is move only to gain
time.
No truce has been granted and fight
ing will 60 on the same as ever. Amer
lean prisoners are being held at Boacua-
bats.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Over Twenty Killed

Reading May ia fast runnsng ex
cursion train from Harrisburg crashed
inty the cannon ball express at Evetie
six miles south Of here last night &c
dead bodies were brought here this
morning, The injured will number
over fifty.
The engineer on the express says tina
when lie reached Exeter the signal was
turned against him He slowed up and
pulled into the station and got orders to
pull around coal train ahead. Before
he could start up the special crashed in
to the rear of the train. The Pullman
was cut in half and it is thought every
occupant was Instantly killed
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
CoNGREG ATIoNALtCHURCH
WEST TOPSHAM.

Mrs. Lois Dickey remains in a very
critical condition.
G X Church was in Barre yesterday
MIR. and Mrs. S. G.. Meaker are here
from Barre and will stay through the
summer, perhaps longer
Rev. James Boyce went Monday to
his home in Maine for visit of two or
three weeks.
II. II. Kennedy of Montpelier was in
town Tuesday doing some work in the
cemetery for Truman Cunningham.
l.. c. Spauldng is having his hous e
painted f. G. Poole doing the work.
Mrs. S. G. Paine who has been away
through the winter returned home Wed
nesday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Still Haggling.

Buffalo, May l3.-The Lake Car
riers association and the Scoopers are
still at loggerheads over the details OF
the settlement of the strike. Local 81
insists on the appointment OF boss
scoopers. Fifteen elevators are work.
iny today and the floating grain IN the
barbor was reduced yesterday over a
million bushels.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13

The agent is now with us represent
ing the Nanax Electro Chemical Co., of
Boston.
Their preparations for the Permanent
Cure of all diseases of the throat and air
passages are truly wonderful in their
results. A free exhibition of the pow
er of these remedies will be given dai-
ly at their rooms in Averill block up
one flight.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Salisbury Sounding.

Paris. May l3.-According to the
Eclairs Lord Salisbury is sounding
France and Germany to see if they
could be relied upon not to intervene
if England moved against the Transvaal
Eelairs says France will give the nee
essary guarantee, and Germany promis-
es neutrality.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Stock Holders Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Barre Railroad Company
will be holden at the General office of
of the Company over passenger station.
Barre, Vermont, Thursday, May 25, at
l0:OO Il. M, to transact the following
business -
lst.-To Elect :; Board of Directors for
the year ensuing.
End TO tansact such other business
as may properly come before
sad meeting.
+. w. STANYAN
Clerk,
Barre. Vt., May 10, 1899,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Foreigners Must Leave.

Manila, May l3.-Aguinaldo has or
dered all foreigners to leave the insur-
gents territory within "a hours. His
intention is to force the governments OF
the English and German commercial
residents to thus recognize the belliger-
cncy of his so called government.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Forest Fires.

Concord, N. H., May l3.-Big forest
fires are raging at Berlin in the vicinity
of Mt. Forest and around CColebrooh
N. H., in the fields and heart of the
Notch.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Not Guilty.

Pittsburg, May 1S.--The jury in the
murder case of Bertha Bellstern who
shot her mother to death rendered a
verdict of not guilty. Insanity was the
defense.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
THE WEATHER.

Boston, May 13.- Showers toni light
and Sunday morning; cooler Sunday
night; west followed by southwest
winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Amongst the Church.
UNIV ERSALIST CHURCH.

The pastor will preach in the morning
Oh 1.-The Main Point and in the evening
she will continue the series of lectures
on the religion of great men, speaking
of w. E. Gladstone. All the auxiliary
services us usual. Strangers cordially
welcomed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
METHODIST CHURCH.

AT Iledding Methodist church tomor
row the services will be in the interes
of the Epworth League it being th
tenth anniversary of the organization o
of that society l0a m., Young people
prayer meeting; 1O.45 the pastor will
speak on "For what the Epworth Leag
ne stands;' 12 m. Bible school;
O'Clock Junior League; 4.45 lntermed
ale League. There will be no devot
ional meeting a; 8 40 O'Clock on account
of the anniversary exercises at O'Clock
AT this meeting reports from the various
departments of work will be given, also
the installation of the newly elected
cabinet. Cut flowers, ,potted plants and
bunting in the league colors adorn the
audience room of the church.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Church of the Good Shepherd
Rev. VIM. j. Harris, ID. D., minister
Services tomorrow. Sunday after Ascen-
sion-day 10 Il. M, Holy Communion ;
10.45, Morning Prayer, Litany and SER
mon; 7 p. M, special service for St.
Ademar Commandery, Knights Temp
lar, with an address. Seats free All
cordially invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
In the Presbyterian church tomorrow
there Will be the usual services, conduc-
ted by Mr.. Mitchell.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Tomorrow morning Mr.. Fuller will
speak on ..Church Activities.n In the
Evening the subject will be "What
Shall we do with the Rible?" Strangers
and those who have no church home in
the city Will find a hearty welcome at
this church.
CONGREGATIONALtCH
At the Congregational church the
Rev. DR., Merrell of sp-.iohns will
preach, in the evening the sacred cantata
"He is Risen.n which was given by the
choir Tuesday evening will be repeated
by request.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Another Victory.

Manila, May l3.-Lawton's troops to-
day drove the Filipino forces from the
strongly fortified position Of San Idle
fors.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
Clothing At All Prices.

Bring IS. to us
we'll give you an all wool cheviot
suit in gray, fawn, brown also
mixtures.
Bring $3.50 to us
you'll carry OFF a good clay worsterd
suit either in gray or brown or Il dandy
all wool navy blue serge suit cannot be
matched less than 81 30 else where.
Bring $3.50 to us
Choice of all the following qualities
Is on. clay worsted suit i'll blacN or na-
w blue. A large and varied assort-
mcnt of checks in all wool cassimercs.
Come to us,
for mems dress suits of any descrip-
ton, from $4.00 to $1,000. You'll lie
suited with the suits. You'll be pleased
with the price.
Boys suits from 40 cents up, All
styles all the latest novelties in chill
drens blouses wash suits, etc. for sum-
mer use.
Leaders in everything up to
date in the clothing
COMBINATION
Cash Store,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-21
MILLIONS AT CAPE NOME.
New Gold Fields Exceed the klondike
in Richness.

New Gold Fields Exceed the klondike
in Richness.
NEW YORK, Nov S-Colonel James
F. Wardner, promoter, developer and
romancer, is in town. fresh from a sec
ond trip to the far Northwest
I've struck it rich this time for GER
| tain" said Coloner Wardner tonight, as
he pulled a handful of gold nuggets
ranging in size from pea to a guinea
| gg from bis pocket and spread the pre-
cious metal before his astonished
friends.
The K1ondike region isn't in it with
the gold fields of Cape Nome" con-
tinued Colonel Wardner Why, all
you've got to do up there is to walk
along and pick up gold.
Il left New York in January last,
ireaching Dawson City on July Is. /
| soon saw that claims were al staked
out. | beard Of rich discoveries at
Cape Nome>~ Taking a steamer, | sail
| ed down the Yukon TO St. Michaels,
| and there re-embarked for the new
| gold fields. a trip of 100 miles from
| Dawson City. | went into the diggings
| and entered several claims that have
already proven bonanzas. Here is one
nugget worth $2500.
anvil City is the centre of the rich
est mining camp on the face of the
earth You hardly see a man walking
along the street that hasn't $1,000 in
gold dust IN his pockets.
Colonel Wardner will spend the win
ter in the States getting machinery to
return TO this fabulously rich region
with the first breaking of spring.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-21

bett will be the next opponent OF cham
pion James + Jefries William A
Brady, the latter's manager, says it has
been decided TO give Corbett the first
chance
He was the first challenger and has
my promise Of first chance. | have re-
newed that promise and within few
days | will see Corbett and arrange
for articles 10 be signed" said he to-
night.
Today Corbett offered to bet 1000
that he would get the first match. No
one would cover the bet. He still has
the money to bet. When told that JEFF
fries had decided to take him on first
he said: Good. I'll be ready when
ever he is. | am willing to fight with
in reasonable time | do not propose
to worry him a bit, as he is entitled to
rest and all the profits his title may
bring him. When he is ready, / am.
expect the fight will take place with
in six months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-21
johannesburg Stripped Of its Burg
her GarrisOnS.
IRELAND FOR ENCLANO'S FOES
JeffrleS and Corb ett to Fight-Mil-
lions at Cape Nome-The Clark
DAILY Fight.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The Times has
the following dispatch from Lourenco
Marques, dated November 9Th:
"Delagoa Bay is full of secret ser
vice police, getting information regard
ing the movement of the Imperial ser
vice troops. The wire between Della
goa Bay and Pretoria was broken dur
ing the hurricane. 1t was not cur
as was thought at first.
There is a Boer contingent of $50
men near KOmalipOort. | find women
have been leaving Durham for Pretoria
with news. Passes were too easily
granted at Durham. | understand that
a contingent from Colenso is march
ing toward Greytown, and | hear on
the best English authority that johann
nesburg has been stripped Of guns and
men, the police force being composed
of Russian Jews