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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-22
Last Low-ra,e Excursion to Washinet tor

Last Low-rate Excursion to Washington.
The last Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's special excursions from
points on the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, Erie to Lock Haven, inclu-
sive, TO Washington, will be run on
March "a. Round "trip tickets, good
going on all regular trains March "a,
and good returning on any regular train
leaving Washington not later than
April 3, will be sold at greatly reduced
rates.
Holders Of special excursion tickets
to Washington can purchase, at the
Pennsylvania Railroad ticket offices in
Washington, excursion tickets to Rich
mond at rate OF $500 and to Old Point
Comfort (all raill at $500; at the offices
Of the Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company, excursion tickets (not
including meals and staterooms on
steamers) to Old Point Comfort or Nor.
folk, Va, at $3.50, and to Virginia
Beach at $3.50; Washington to Noun,
Vernon and return, via Electric Rail.
way, so cents.
For full Information consult small
hand bills, apply to ticket agents, or
address K. S. Harrar, Division Tickle,
Agent, Williamsport, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-22

An acting model Of the human earth,
with every detail, has been made by a
French physician. The blood can be
seen coursing to and from 1t through
artificial arteries.
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MARINE NEWS.

TtCoAA~sail~f. pc. H. seh- Challenger. fec
esn Frsncisco Arrived. Oct u. Br str Pax Lag.
frora HnnysanS
TiLLAxook- Sailed. Oct u. str Ssssboy. for
tsai
r0gT GAsBLE-faiisa. OCT. "a. schr cesns.. for
San Ps<irn
sEw wHATCoA~ SAILED. Oct H. ts.n restiaad,
foY Diego
san rEbRo Sailed. o.. L. sehr sadie. sw
Imgqaa
ASTORIA Arrived, Oct. IA. BE- 81 yersioan. from
NewcAsais. Aus
taAYs HAnBoR-Ardrss. oct -. schT Ida
Sfhnsm@r fTan San frRoriseo Aailef Oct II.
scgr Joan T. Aiil~y. fas Hp-u~sBe. setir Guide fr
san RrsnetSep ssx .sftuns t'tty. fs sss Francisco
PORT nLAEALEI Sailed Ort~ u. ssr James
Eaips. tr Gan Pss.rp. Arrirsi TX Fmssrs. ssora
S<Afsl>
REposDo Sailed oet H. aehr Wa II smith.
fo8 Pnft Tfs~ns~tf
USALAgkA~ Arrived SEPT 10 att Bertha !rora
SaGs Franes.ec lad hsAsr weather ard sasf OF ,
for a. SIesaei. sept. =, szAf fes4, frssn IT.
Msrhkei nct + sf Bgaaer ffa~n San Frsaciseo
ASTORIA SAILED OFT ~ sir AIlfsne~. far sza
Francisco
0rATMAs SAILED oe,. 49, ~tr G A. Tasys
faT 1ssys aa5tss.
SHANGHAI sAii.~i. ssr. .. ssif Eobss sssrie.
r. Pox- Tsenser1
sASAIao sailed, OFT u, Haw s,r ran Nate.
f7f Per- Los Angeies Arrived, r. SIT Robert
Assasszn, fFsgc s3a Praacisco
HIAso- saslssi. ,tet H. ST. Irene. TseoSa
WpQTlAM ssi5s., or T. shfs Sro r Mile.
ss3 Ggt3. 'rpss Ai.sr5ssn fSr San Frsrrfsee, ssr
S&tsssasI st.g. frsrn snsstsxxSs
SAS FRANCE SO A7r4.ss. OCT H. scar Robert
s. Hind. fflrs Port Lp1io~ sailed seAr Maid -
ps3Fass ~ Sss Asstss@a, seAr Martyrs. TAT
toenils riTsr. ia serrasss. fer seattle.
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market Th--~ very little e@c-t made g. follow
ur the decline. ara Aster the price had waxsed -
u she selling ,iSaprsars<: entirely Then fer ss,
hours the rsaskss remained IN easioSe state s;ts
sactSztiCsss And trades widely separated
Daring ehe lSss tssSty Eivsses Tire frrrneSs IN cr
sad s~mr,sinss q r,ae condition Il winter wrest
started an ", turn which hat seeAss contested
ard the market eis~ed f-rn AZ the best srtcp e she
dsy pecsrss~< eren%s ssac lower. az Faa1sase.
touched t1ssrtc. declined 10 "a. and advanced 20
'fc AZ the close
tc-a ruled snr ans active Rayfns became 50
;suncsancel tAst sboFts we're forced to cover. ard
4 rssia s..ance soiiege~i. There s,ssht re-
s-sar7 IN rsssEt ssSins. HI; elevator e1y$aS and
shipping demand caused ur turn. ami the mar
cies =. tse ten Light receir,s aecsaeratcd tAe
advance December rlasea At Eac
Eusins ~ sherss so3 strength II corn steaSaei
cats The easiaess ia rates Aered the adj
vanrv necernhsr closed With sellers 81 %
Provisions sl,fnpea cnlfe early when any selling
fsvssarr sr7Iisi N the market There wss no
fresh feature connected with the trade ~ seNsest
for the weakness January rcrs closed lac lower
lArd b ies@s. and r,is .se lower
The lsassng futures ranged "a follows.
n s4t=1.
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Queer hx sAe ics. dealers tor ie,vs-y II rSrsi lots
en the teck aud i. sAs car ~ seattle
Grair-oats. S@ss-. tasisr. 81 -. wheat eAsessa
te<SS. sES. han. So, shorts. sis
Ass-F>1<et soard. sss- Eas.aFa Washington
ssnctss. Si3sZss alfalfa. s. V re- ton-
Exxs- Syrfssiy fresh ranch. -
R1fter-Fresa -srch. iasssc. r-ra-aerv. SS~c
Pegl;ryt'aiessns, nrr. *: sy~sns. s2s15 aes:
furkeys. ltc5 gse~e. ss. 5seks Sssts 8 lea
Live s.ocs ts~s cs.tie cs.<, 40 .&es
steers. s.sS0; choses sk~sr sAssT. srsss ssss live
sse hnss. dressed. s. es,vs< dressed ts->e S.:
small. X. calves, isse large. a.. s.nAu. n
iil3Ss. I-3ts &1s Sc@iH-avy Scani sai.e4 s.cr-s
ever - - 50, nahum. SQUAD Ter 2. s.: lsag,
SQUAD uoaev - - ..c: ces< Sound. Al sssxhs-
l-e stays sssis and oxsa ,.azS,c ssssei kigs rs,
calves 5c- = sec srecn hides & 3ess thar ssissi
t-H hfi~s- PER ?. IA; ayY euils third less .
simmer as~-. Ter y. ~ 81 wsn.s- teer AZ aa
is. parery deer. saiSc. sisy elk sslAr green sis
t1sc, sheer yei.s. z@1s$l -: sAesfjtags isseSc
Eastern Vashinston weol. s.. Western Wsshinxtaa
VOL. TX; eirty 81 timber barred. Iic; taliow =
S@ic
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Oct. l.-Desrite tho Eliminating
receipts there poor demand for cattle today
aud prices declined laaiSc Coed IN fancy grades
acid at s. sod IS: common TO medium steers - sste
s.5 s,ocker- and feeders, 81 sasa -; and balls.
S3s4 y Texas steers s. saffi is calves. 81 sal 90
Trade in hogs quite animated, prices ad-
rancing 2.s5c Fair 10 prime lots. 81 2sts IS; heavy
packers. g saett "a; mixed. s. lnss ~: butchers,
81 fssia "a light weights. - iAai 10; pigs. 2sSaAn
There improved desssnd for sheep ana
lambs. the recent advance being we'll maintained
Poor TO choice sheep brought s2Si3: native year
linss selling al the TOP and Western rangery at t2]:
POOR lambs 3 50ds as
Receipts Cattle. 1900; hogs. . oso: sheep. i6.ooo
Omaha.
OMAHA, Oct. l9.~Cattie Receipts. 800. MARKET
steady Native beef steers. ta+ So Texas stcers.
- 5Ass q aud heifes. 8. 2sas 81 canners.
taae stcckers and feeders - eSst %: calves. Abos
as: bulls anf stASs, S2snas
Hog.-Rereipts. eIW Market Sc h,ghsr. HEAVY
y osi4 IS: mixed. s. iadi Is; light. 81 lss s. bulk
Of saier. 81 IS
sheep Reeaipts. I go Market steady Fair 10
choice Westerns. s. 6Aa3 %; common and stick
sheep. 0Net37S; lambs. sara E.
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CATTLE TRAIN WRECKED.


A ffs'Eht train wrecked or the Northern
Pacific Ave miles ihSs side 81 ksians yes
fsrziay morning delays. the s0-itssTr over
lard eight noayg n outbound freigS,
vas running at a srsess 81 twsn Ire
rasias an hour when fhs engine struck =
cow The engineer suppos nE 10 had
kfsoc ke$s she animal etsar OF the ytgh. q
waT opened tAe throttle Instead, how
ever ms animal sas thrown In the air
an3 fell bstssan ,hs tender ana ths first
freight es- Tie wcord car contained a
load os crizs stock ga eoata - sas Pert
land exposition Both Ca.s we're 5fynoi-
ssAs3. hssg strange 70 say oaiy ore Il me
animals was injured Ire at1ers siam
.sedsd. t1s were recayt3ret
The ntaer ears - sre train. containing
stock zrs 70. r. hansise were n8t injured
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70 Q %
NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. Oct s-F7oBr Receipts. "A. rs bar.
rels; exports. s.0H barrels. market very lrm.
Wheat Receipts. 8sS bushels: exports. III $50
bushels; spot easy: Nc. red, .6ic Options opened
weak 81 decline of sc later the market frrned
up and became active small Northwestern
receipts and following corn The market closed
fafm lc decline March closed at s94c. May closed
at 7a.c; December closed at sNc.
Wool Quiet
HOPS -ouiet
COFFEE Options closed steady 10 20 x prints high
er Sales. 81 600 bags Including November. sat nsc:
December, i, 5Ec, January sc; spot Ro.
strons: No iueoicc. A.; No tobhng. &c. mild,
trTner: Cordoys, sitsIiic.
sugar-Raw. firm, rrnneh. steady.
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Fhr MARKETS were = rule quiet today ssne 70 a
great extent 70 the rRfny weather Resides this
eesae 81 he merchants sold n number
q fneS California frit rlsa.,fssi rs- viii
there - sny sTsfiy untis tie ezzaes in III
Friday
Grapes fairly plentiful Coed .h.,sen,s From
oregon ard Eastern @sshinKtca III This morn
iDs. and are seed sellers az quoted p-sces
Apples are soiias yell all kinds h-sns 10 demand
They range price firm 81 fnf tnserinv c1saktns
apples 20 Sl.J FOR fancy varieties. TIE market is
FIRM AZ these pEsces, With pr4hsbii3ts q IN al
within a short tame
Vegetables are n-rcr. although advance In
price is likely 10 take place for some time The
cold esataer fs svsys indication that vegetables
viii sell better. And ia anticipation 4 nzYnt4er Of
the merchants are ordering large eoasigameHts.
Celery Is especially active. TIE demand foF IL Is
growing every day. Today's sales good. anal
commission men who hsd large cons;gnsneais On
hand had little trouble IL dsI.osins # THEM
strong, and coed sales reported
exsetiy weak. bit the shipments h:.e In ex-
cess u the demand
Eastern Washington hay Is strong Coed sales
made. bat the supply l. rather limited as the
farmers holding their erup. confident q sers-
fns highe, price Oats and barley going we'll
sui shipments arriving in plenty. although the
merchants are still az a loss TO obtain
q =
PURCHASING PRICES.
The following price. are being offered to the pro-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Flnn nciaI.


NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE Commercial Adsefs
tiscr's London rabiegrsrn says:
The markets here Idle today nscas. in tie
Atrsrsu mines IN the afternoon. whirh were ~
booming by q report # a battle IN aouth Africa In
which 1.o0 Boers were Killed. American securities
opened rather shove parity. New York tool bonds
and Northern Pacific and Union Pacific Tintcs.
~. AnacondAs. 81 i-is
BreadstuMs.
LONDON. Oct s~Whest-Carxces on coast.
nothing doing Eneiisa eaantry marietta steady.
LIVERPOOL. Oct f8-Whsat~s.esds Wheat
and eoar in Paris weak French country markets
dull
wheat Spot No 2 red winter Gall. e. No
Northern sIsrius. dull - a4i. Futures duh. De-
ccmber 81 iifd: March. q ID; May. = led
Ccrn~srat. American mixed. quiet. b Sid .
DO old. quiet, IS asd Futures quiet. November. -
sd December. 81 sad, January. n 9id
CIosing Quotations.
LONDON G,rt. IL Canadian Pacific sa;, Union
Fscifc preferred. ~ Northern Pacific. n. Ascti-
sots. sis; Grand Tf,mA. u: Anaeasda, u Bar ST.
yer steady, 2fi per Suncs. Money. isa2 psr cent.
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Cash quotations.

NNsb VuOtMtIohhs
r1otT,-fasy
whes,~sprsug. Ne. :. 6sses-le: Nc. = eas,oe. red
Ne :. tkgsl.c
t@n-No J. Mo
oats No :. M: white. No Z. esse: Ne. ;. ssac.
Rye Ne 9 81
BARLEY Nc 2 sseSsie
Flaxsed-No l. slasS
Timothy seed Prime SIS
Mess pork-Psr barrel Elts77 80
Lard Per lao pounds s. SssN
SIDES Short ribs. loose. 5. 1AtSls
Shoulder Dry ssiied bored sa6Sc
Siies-sha-s clear. boxed s. &sGS No
Whisky TtStjgleys' finished goods rar caIiou al
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nreadstB6s.
SAN FRANCISCO Or. ~ -whsas quite Barley
gnrhanssA OATS insc;ife sFse, quotations
Wheat sf1rsteg 40 /, 81 ~; ehese. si.s&i mall
ins 81 iani ~.
Hariey Fed. ss+assc. trrwfng r7f9gsc
ost.-Cray. Oregon. 81 osssl ~. red, sie-saiH
Receipts.
r7oa- quarter sa-fs. 2 ts: oresa u. 40; wheat
rentals. ss5. harify. css.ss. q II. oats entails
: 30 t>sfs ssg IA. 1St9 corn. asmtai. A1- rs;s
toss sacks Ii gs tTsa. sscss. a. HAilisxs. sssss
sls. h&y. tens. 81 wool bales, ia3. ha6-s. annhsr
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
auls.ass- MsadEsnss sissr Sc: sr.a. 81 sosis s<r
g.y was, & s,sss rsss. spA a.. s-ss 80.
t~~. hs-sT sr7 alsalfs. ss8fsS: st"s, ssass "a
ssrsv re- tate %at~
fss.A,e~s gssiy gaa. nfr@snsl ,.rsr Bufbsfss -
as r,rer RS s.Sse s,rss ssars.nas s>sssi =
sveet Tscasl IS ofsxan Burssass. 7a5rc
Ap.fes Chcsrs. g. =; eoazsca. D..
fteisst Fspey crszGssf5, rs ~ sscofsas. zsSssse
fassay ssssy. ssg2se sssucat. =isZZs: :aefs-s. Es
"a Arsfn E5eZ-~-
(se~.e~ ss# isagisc Yong Ans~-;oa1. ugllrc
Tss2 Gre. 22-xsc farm 'ssea esesscs Eas'rra.
E4sis-
vel sersrs Ssrsss. issii. EAss~ru or~-ar a
6sSr ~sl3ey fzesss 1875 fsli~AartAgrs saexsr-
.aia ianss RIO oezsf&zs lssaas - ~ s2a tas-
.sa eAsna asse rsarzeseiss sp1 Mgas~cfaa. l1@ -
ass.sp-Cfor = 80. ~ .14e
Closing Quotations.
xAess- sssass I,>es-s~- s, III Ma. g. ~ ez.A.
,eSas-i.a-r. yelsa~. tlra1ia
Financial
s5re- har. So. xsriosa saEsx-S. ssssssc. isA,ss.
sghs. sslsssaga Is
CHICAGO NARKETs.
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Se,r,rt Ia hereby given to the electors Of
a. ss.v OF Seattle. school district No; l,
= vlas eor,pty. state of Washington, that
!. alardaY. the attn day OF November,
= IN Abe several election wards into
shtsa said school district IL divided \
sss,gai school election will be held at the
ssssraI election voting places hereinafter
rsSasd Tor fh. purpose Of election there
!, ), The following officers OF said school
xss,trs so-wft. Two school directors tor
~s hi; tern of three years.
Vsstfe IA hereby further given that the
Shses al voting IN each % the severai wards
q IA school district at said general cleo
f. III. be as follows;
ryss vsrd~eouth school building, situate
u aoek Of the Syndicate addition 20 the
Esy AZ Seattle, and In room on second n oor
h M Pacific block. corner 81 Yesler way
la occidental avenue.
SwsnA warti~-Rainier school building. Sit
Ia. "a block No, IL Of the Jackson stieet
EsA,soy 10 the city OF Seattle.
| ,ssra wayd-~T + Minor school building.
|fua.s on block No. II OF the Renton addi-
r. 10 the city Of Seattle. and at he Ia
|Ar saooi building on block II Eastern adj
Eeias 10 The city OF Ssa.,le.
ftur.a ward--Cenfral school building, SIT
|a,s corner Of Seventh avenue and Madison
mn xsrd-Old st. Marks church. corner
h NH avenue and Olive street.
Sr:k ward Denny school building. sit-
|a.s rrrnsr OF Fish avenue and battery
|yTe
ksn,A wara-Cascaae school building.
(eas cefnsr Hcwsrd avenue and Thomas
|kws and Columbia school building. block
q pontius addition 20 Tho city Of Seattle.
nxA.h ward Mercer school building, sit
|nx ps block 81 OF MERGERS second addition
n d eity OF Seattle.
| ystA ward~B F. Day school building.
fss on block 10 of r X. Days La
sussa addition 30 the city OF Seattle and
lxm sehcst building. block Il. l.atona ad-
ssE
kro,ing places viii b. open 10 receive
~ nom u m, TO o'clock y. m. OF the
~ aay.
witness whereof I haze hereunto set
~ sana and affised the seal OF the city OF
ts:ak. school ,ilstric. No. !. In King coun-
Il Eats OF Washing,c,1. this, the 10th day
n October. A, d. 1899
Sail LYMAN RANKS.
Secretary Board % Directors.
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wheat Export. Nc ! c,uh. sac: No. blu.s;era
slc milling No ! eiah, ysc; No / blaesssr, 60
g p e
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET

PORTLAND. or. o.. ie-Vifh TIE English
market insrsss ar4 TIA PAID for 90 ,eri January
shtp ard nHsstrs oAtsiushle earlier. - i<ss than
f.nrl Ala NJ 81 hsrfly rsas,lsple Ia exr~t
rarh sr.ivf.v in .h~ Iceai wheat market ard NAT
ter. drifting along TerY easily. FiftF rents
generally auf~ea tie top ssuys Tor Wall.
Waiia today ard waller almost strictly ns-ainsi
So 5&37ssr. The latter for srsn-thfsg rsyy choice
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the rsuauce Exchange today the butter market
dull bust steady creamery. Isaa2r; dairy. Stee
IN. Esgs Steady. fresh. leic Chesse-Stroug;
cream, ilAnl2se.
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TRAINS IN THE
Pioneer Limited trains
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
81. Paul Aad ChicAlo.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO OFT mHAss. er~-et sxt
iss~y rs.x. sssszx eseS@= sai Ia ssAsts in<vsas@
~ ass; ssasAs ssrs tss EasE sscsars aSazzsss tas
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THE FINES =
WORLD ar@ fhs
az the ChicaEo.
Railway between
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|sVFfcE IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Dis
ssws Court u the United States for the
District 81 Warrington, Northern plvis-
IA In the matter OF i. E. Scott. bank
rass Nc. 1881
70 tie Creditors of the above-nsrned
ssk'a2s, r. r. Scott and to all other per-
srs n Interest:
fw sre hereby notified that the above
ssnti bankrupt has petitsoned FOR a fall
ssArfe from his deh's ard that a near
|ag vii be had thereon In the district
asfi u the United State. fer the district
Warrington. Northern division. at Sc
aaA Washington. al 10 o'elock In the fore
set 81 the 3ra lay Of November. A II.
~ 81 which time and place yea may APP
ss and show cause II any you have.
~ Md petition should not m granted
DATED At Seattle. Washington. this 9Th
|s Q. October. A. II iSs.
ssesD II. NJ HOPKINS,
Clark T. : District Court
|SHo1L REGISTRATION NOTICE
hsfisfat!on books are now open from
"a N. "a p m. In the Comptroi.er's Of
f.. City Halt,
SCI 10 compliance with sec, -. SIRE
sHosl Laws, registration with close Wed
nay October IS, ana remain closed un-
fFioay. Nov. :. on which latter day
- books viii be open
LYMAN RANKS
sact.y, School Dist No. /.
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ASIA aols -ssees. Yukon cap. sswaaa
rattts rgleCcsxirs, goa sszs. etc, ~ &
r. werneeke. sas kAircaA avenue
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=, $500 xEEI,sSE COMPANY, bald
- - h-f3xes wharsss. zeal al.nsrfs
etc pile driving ara foi3TsaatfeEas' a~
y. IL, ,sa3aA Logs Ar5 ASsA.A ~
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARTISTS.

ARTISTS.
USE NJ Er.f.fOTr-stuslo e Boston
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sTEAu THAwING MACHINERY

rfnNDvKr FROST EXTRACTOR, Bar
800, Es-oxs nasfss@rs. also DO forging,
Marie ard rnlss ~oss, ses oar Erices
Western avenue ard Tr3ca. GTsesa III.
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Butter Ranch, 2ac up. fancy dairy in snuaye.
ls2 Washington efeamsriss, 10 and I'd prints,
E6Nc ''
Cheese-Natirs Washington, Iaai5c; Eastern 1tS
&c: half skim cheese. ual2c
Exgs strictly fresh ranch gc
f.@sc
Poultry Lire chickens. isc; live turkeys isc
dressed turkeys. i'eilsc
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-25
His Wards in Trouble in Salt
Lake.
OF NATIONS
Row in the Salt Lake Palace-A
Broken Head For
De KrekO.

1t may cause Billy Woods, the late re-
ceiver of the De kreko congress Of All
Nations, and who is now in retirement,
some consolation to know that his wards
who gave him endless trouble in this
city, and because of whom Billy became
persona non grata with Judge Clancy are
in trouble in Salt Lake city. The Salt
Lake Herald of Sunday contained the
following account of a row which oc-
CURED at the Salt ala Saturday, and
which may result in an adjournment of
the congress-
There was blood on the moon that
shone over De kreko's Streets of
Cairo at the Salt Palace about $3.50
O'Clock last night. After a combat of
words that grew hotter and hotter
every minute, William Rowe. one of the
palace guards, struck De Kreko over
the left ear with a loaded cane, inficting
a big cash. from which the blood flowed
freely. Several other members Of the
De kreko troupe then rushed for Rowe.
swearing dire vengeance in their native
tongue. Before they We're upon him, how
ever, the rest Of the palace guard had
surrounded Rowe and carried him out
OF the reach of the Turks.
The trouble originated over the fact
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Sam Hall. son Of the late CAPTAIN w.
F.. Hall. of Walkerville, who has been
superintendent Of the Iron Mask mine
in Rossland. has been elected mine man
ager OF the Quilp and Morning Glory
properties in Republic camp.
Joseph Hoffman has a lease and bond
on the Columbia. near the Ruby mine in
the Lowlands and is taking out ore which
assays $50 to $50 per ton in gold and GO
to 20 ounces in silver.
It is believed that the Katie mill and
smelter at Basin, will be in operation by
THANKSGIVING.
The Antelope mine in frantic county
owned by James A. Murray and Silas r.
King is being developed. A contract is
to be let at once for driving 35 feet of
tunnel.
1t is we'll settled, that Boston e. Mon
lana will pay SIS per share for its next
quarterly dividend. making sac for the
year. The output is now at the rate OF
nearly $1,000, 900 pounds of copper pei
mi
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Big Tailings Dump of Hecla Co.
to Be Treated.
MAGNETS SUCCESSFUL
In Collecting the Black Sand in Placer
OperatiOnS-The Monarch
Mine at Basin.

man of Butte, who has been engaged in
mining operations for years. has taken
a contract to treat ~sevetal hundred
thousand tons of tailings from the Alta,
Trapper, Cleve and Atlantis mines be-
longing to the Hecla Consolidated Min
ing company of Glendale.
A mill has been erected in which twelve
Bartlett tables have been placed. The
tailings and dump will it is said average
SO to the ton and it is expected to treat
about SO tons per day. The Hecla
ompan will receive a royalty of 20
cents for each ton treated. c.. A. Har-
vey OF Glendale is Interested with Mr..
Haskell, the company being stocked for
100, 900 shares.