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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

Mail sdyioss from Manila state that
most Of the volunteer regimsnss n n;ee
IS DER cent. Of their men on the SICK
list.
II a. rumored In Richmond that Az.
tornsy General Montague VIII sass
10 stump for Gov. Tyler 10 the latter
9sh> Tor The Unitsd States Sensso1sn'p'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

1t will will be seen that the Repub-
lican Senators Of New Hampshire have
been having q red hot" time of dis
cord ct Concord, in that State, this
week over ''civil service" 80 called.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

The average price per bushel OF wheat
exported In the fiscal year Just ended
was TAT cents, against 9S.3 cents IN
the preceding year. There was also q
reduction in the price Of cotton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

Admiral Dewey has arrived at Port
Said, Egypt. and is now said TO De
anxious TO reach home quickly.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

Samuel ]. Tilden's estate. according
m ths executors Of the will, is about
"a 200 900. several million dollars less
than was anticipated.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Weather forecast for Fred
ericksburo and oicinftV.
Fair Saturday qoith Sta
tionaru tsmprGture.

Communication from DR.. r. N. har'
Der, Of Washington ID. o. lis crowded ont
this issue. 1t will appear in our next
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

Senator Martin and Governor Tyler,
rival candidates for the United States
Senate. will both attend the Horse
Show at Manassas on July 18th and
goth.
Mrs. Joan Douglas Dixon died We'd
nesday at her home near Lestor Manor,
King William county. Va. Mrs. Dixon
was a sister of Dol. Henry I. Douglas.
Of Baltimore.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
Brake His Neck,

Michael Hurley, living on the farm
of Mr.. George Head, near Bailey's cross
roads. Fairfax county, fell from hay
stack Wednesday afternoon and broke
his neck. The unfortunate man was
seventy years of age, and he was born
in Ireland.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15

A syndicate headed by MIR. X. Lar
caster Williams has acquired the Nor
folk Oity Gas Works.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-07-15
siOO Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper Will be plsaisseu ~
learn that there sat least one urTaoGI IN ali IFS
stages and that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrn
Cnre is the only positive cure now known 70
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being con,
stitutional disease, requires iT
tarnaIIy acting directly upon the blood ana
mncous surfaces of the system, thereby de,
stroyiDg the foundation of the disease anu
Giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature II, 9a,E
in lis curative powers, that they oner one
Hundred Dollars for any case that II talis 10
cure. Send for list of Testimonials; -
Address. +. J CHENEY CO., Ioledo' W
Sold by Druggists, 15c.
Halle EamflV pills are the best
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
MINING IN THE GARIBOO.


After a three-years' stay In the Car.ooo
district. British Columbia. Claude Seeley.
Of Tacoma, has returned Tor the WINTER.
Mr.. Seeley has been operating crsdget
on the QueSneiie river for the past tW9 ana
a half years. and reports very prcfssaote
season. There were seven dreGgers on me
lsueensiie ard other rivers ernplyi1s INTO
the Fraser, and all found gold IN paying
quantities.. The gold Il high grade. rang
ing III SIZE from -four gold TO the size OF
wheat grains. Two shifts Of men were en-
pl1ysd on all Of the areigers during the
season. the weekly cleanup averaging good
profits.
Mr. Seeiey says tha. in all pro5a biity
there will he upward OF forty dredaers at
work next year or the streams OF the Car
fboo district. particularly the Quesneile.
The gold output for the district, he says
was very large this year, and In ali the
camps was unusual activity II is reported
that in the Horse Fly district Senator
Campbell has struck bedrock at depth
Of 80 feet with results more than salts
factory.
The carfso0 district has produced, II Is
estsrnn ted between 1900 go and saoeS.vU
IN gold during the past twenty years. There
are three kinds OF mining IN yogue--one
placer mining by ground sIuicing. another
by the use If hydraulic machines and
third by sinking TO bedrock at great depth
and drifting. In some of the camps bed
rock Hes almost 80. fee below the surface.
bat when the floor is reached yer. rich
gravel II often found The Cariooo Hy-
drauEc Company. operating three l-inch
nozzies during the season. owns the largest
hydraulic mine In the world 1t is said.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22


Hewe,t claim. near Silverton, p. ca
ledge from to 10 feet wide and three
quarters OF mile long. with an s~inch
paystreak.
D. ID. Besse and Angus Richardson have
sold an interest In the Lone Pine 10 Ever
EFT parties. This mine is located just
across the river from Gold Bar. In the
Cascades. and Is fairly rich In copper.
The Nelson Miner announces that the
wage question has been settled for the
present at least In that district. The mn
ers have accepted 81 per day OF eight hours
the terms proposed by the Mine Owners
Association.
AT the first meeting Of the board Of d.
reetora of the Esynond Gold Mining Com
nany. John TX. Esmond OF Seattle. was
appointed manager and Judge ]. ]. Nc
CaTerty attorney fer the company. The
property of the company was recently
purchased fer tlo.eo
The manager Of the Copper Belt has
made application 10 the Great Northern
for spur track above Index. bat In the
meantime arrangements Will be made to
ship from the Gold Bar siding. The
mine is rightly Included in the Index dis
ifie,. but /, Is much nearer Gold Bar
Arrangements are completed 10 begin
work on the Lady Green n,ine on a more
extensive scale than ever before. The
company ts in good shape financially hav-
ing lately been successful In floating sis,-
1ss) worth OF treasury stock The Lady
Green IS In Fiat Creek camp. Colvi.ie In
dan observation,
The rs" Consolidated Mining Company
has decided 10 complete the wagon road
into Sultan basin and now have a force OF
men at work above Cedar camp. II is un-
derstood that ten mites Of road yet re-
mains 80 be completed, and Manager
Brown hepeS IN have 1t In shape for sleds
before deep snow.
The Evening Star mire H. closed down
again. differences have arisen between the
chief stockholders and this friction ended
ta the CLOSING down If the property The
annual meeting NH he held Il, a few weeks
ard them the question Of which faction
Viii have centred IN the future viii prob
ably II fought out 10 a finish.
The recen, cleanup FROM Re s-stamp
fat,l on :ne Granite and Banner IN Camp
Mckinney Was Il god brick valued Al sSSa
ThiH re&ul5 Mas obtained from Sc tons og
ere ateraElaG 81 per ton. The plant was
i'i}e for q day, owing - % slight accident
- ''e injector TIE cr0~sutsg from me 81
fa,' level has shows the ls>lEe &C rs 81 feet
wide,
Fhs Pennsylvania Mining Company wtsh
II = ShaEaTt as MANAGER "a extending
large sans 9g money on the Great Western
n ~" aHoU1 Gee ais,e navta 80 pseD creek
stevens epauty IL has already com
fi@t~st $ tNc-fsiiio Wagon road from ghe
valley g the mlue erected afase hail (. ngs.
punA anf are houses Blacksmith shrs, ard
stare ut S5Gss sss3 dome ~3sre hundreds
~ t'*s "f t&Cnei work Al Tire present
it95's 'aSy ar~ contempt t-Dr ghe erection AZ
eoS'HentFA'oT egg i'7og eree& 20 Es>s4cc the
nsVs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
SCHOOL SYSTEM AT MANILA.
Making Good Progress Under froi'
arSsr.ou Formerly of seattle.

Pref George =. Anderson. formerly Ok
this ritv. hut now superintendent 81 pub
lie sy1etvt,cts0n in Meniia. has written
latter ~ a friend I'm Seattle. In which he
gives some interesting statistics concern
Ing scHooi matters I'm his new home Prof.
Anderson served "a private IN N" FifS,
cra.y1~ xxhe-, =. WAS in she Philippines. AMI
On his discharge secured his present posi-
ton. u
prof Anferson's sphere c2vers seven
schools The Binou3o district leads win
slx schools \ high school and a normal
s~Aoal show that qlate an advance mas
bean made IN educational work
THE school reports fo~ the nTst quarter
@. NJ Anaerson's afn!nis,Tattan trNrn
J,ilv lei 70 October 1st have tust been @ m
yr,af-sr,t,attane the Elnonio district sAk-
ing arst place with an ATTENDANCE Il 2i5,
ana the Ateneo and normal hisn seheo.
aliing second and third places. y" 70 Al
F1ffgxs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22

the new text book Is found TO be quite
serviceable. All the teaching Is conducted
In Spanish. and the Tagalo language = not
used
When Mr.. Anderson first accepted the
position Of superintendent OF schools ne
found mis- work cut out for him. and there
was much needed 10 build up. From Z
state Of virtual disorder he has reduced
the system 70 its present condition, and Is
carefully studying the drst years work
with a view to making permanent estah-
Hshment with many improvements at the
commencement OF the next. There is
great deal which cannot be remedied q
present. and the system has many needs
which will be supplied in the future. Mr.:
Anderson Is carefully feeling his way and
Is paving the road to success for pubic
instruction in Manila.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
To He Conducted by Rev. w. III.
Temple In Firat Baptist Church.

The union Thanksgiving service for 4
number OF the downtown churches Is to
be held at the First Baptist church at II
be held this year at che First Baptist
churches included are the First Presby-
terrain. First Methodist Episcopal, First
Christian, First Methodist Protestant, First
Baptist, United Presbyterian and Plym-
outh.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
w. II. c. Temple. Of the Plymouth church.
who Will preach the sermon. The minis
tiers OF the other churches will take part
in the exercises. Special music will be
rendered by the choir Of the First Baptist
church.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22

orxanixsd hzyins vss in svideaes sueh maxkss
s.s n.sa..l .s.d.nsy e srss..:. d s.as.
holdnn and wait for the mcneJ situation TO work
Yorh suhs-essury wers sosnewhat IsrDer again thar
YESTERDAY. bat there wsrc no signs a. the srees
hiocks d beeds accumulated b. great banning IN
te-ess. u which rumcn heard last week Sper-
ulzscrs- who were demonstrating far an ADVANCE.
hare been S1yfnx cut assertions that blocks ct $e.-
CO. 900. and Of SIS co. &C. In government bands.
10 Be presented 10 the subsreasary. ard the
processs used 10 Seed the money market AID force
the rate down 70 point q ease There was 10
money rate sttHened susgsstiveay TO IA per cent In
the late dealings. - to intimate that the supply
a funds fcr speculative commitments u Sill ~
sew Tnsk exchange 1t Chicago and soTre othes
important outside censsrs weakened during the cas.
the Chicago rate falling 20 par
Something heard also Of money strrgency 20
In London. though todays quotations failed
10 forecas. any such event Money and discounts
market here soft Money was ssi1ly held hew-
ever, In Paris. above the Bank Of France discount
rate. and this weeks action by that institution is
Anticipated with interest
TIE dizziness Of the stocks unrelieved except
BIZ professional operations in Isolated instances
Manhattan supported and retrieved par, Of yes
.erdzy's loss Sugar. the other hand. weakened
on Geniais 81 recent stories al settlement in the
trade war. and Leather took downward plunge
liquidation by tired holders The organized
busins in Baltimore Ohio preferred and southern
Pacific was discontinued The following the
principal stocks that show advances:
North American Smelling, Glucose. Lead, Metro
Tolitan Elevated. Rubber. Cleveland, Cincinnati
Chicago 4 St Louis. Canada Southern. Chesapeake
d Ohio, the Chicago Indianapolis Louisville
stocks. the Chicago Terminal stocks, Rio Granis
Western preferred ard Great Northern preferred
La Clete Gas was notably weak. with an extreme
decline of Il and a rally Of II.
Profit taking In eridence among speculative
bond issnes. and the tone Of the market was reae
tionary. Total sales. par value. A.so'on uni.sa led
States old four. registered. declined b. while tie
foirs advanced / in the bid price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
Reported strike in the Harvest.

Six feet of galena in the Harvest Silver
Lead drift on the south half of the reserya-
ton is the news which reached the Spokane
office OF the company from Republic re-
Gently. The mine IL owned by Spokane
company with a large part of its stock held
in Republic. The stock has never been
upon the market and is closely held by the
original tncorporators. The property is
about eighteen miles south OF Republic.
just over the line. on the south half Of the
reservation Development has been In prog
regs since midsummer. After some surface
prospecting a shaft was started. While
lacking positive Information on the sub
jeet Patrick Clark said that he believed
the discovery had been made In a drift
from the shaft on the D0-foot level.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
SEATTLE PROPERTY ALL RIGHT
nr. Flint Is Pleased With His In
vc%tmenta Here.

Or Thomas Flint ~ San Juan, Cal
accompanied ny his wife Is guest - the
BaIuleT-tsrava He IS the owner of con-
siderable property here. which. ne saws IS
as geot "a anything he possesses seattle
property has always been a good invest
ucnt," he SAID hast Night. and while the
downtown business district has 10: grown
50 very large IN the last fuu- years. i;x
business appearance has vastly improved
The Ci: business is attracting "a great
3fa} ~ CaD1tAt - our country SaY Luis
DaisTc Orange and ether counties are de-
Ns4opEng gfs1.t wells as were ever found
iN AIRY fAre ~ ,s~ Tinted States There are
az grades. from very low Per cent used
Ter steam purposes - the highest 4. sor
gasoline As Yet the Properties are rc.
developed bar when they are the tnaica-
items are shAs t7ere wili SA an abundant
S8pc&y for the entire Western country
p- Flint MI remain here several DAYS
80 klcg after his Interests
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
Majority Of tt Stock Sold for
Ten Cents q Share.
$4,000 THE CONSIDERATION.


Special Dispatch 10 tbs Poss-infeilsgsncef-
REPUBLIC, Nov. 2i.~-Tbe Qliap mine
has passed into the hands Of CANADIAN
capitalists Maj. Leekie. Of the Republic
mine put the deal through AZ spokane AZ
the representative Of the mining nrm OF
McCaaig, Rykert e. Co, % Montreal. Woo.
IL II euppxssed represent In turn the own
erE Of he Repuniic mine. The new own
ers bough, a majority OF stock In the con-
xany Mt a figure reported 10 be IN the
ucIgnLorhood Of to cents ii share. ne
mine IL incorporated for 10000 SHARES,
and the consideration Is Eos9p cash, i ne
Oui:p lies close TO the old town, and is the
FIRST mine ON the north branch OF tran
tie creek, adjoining on the south the sur
ursse. and carries the same ledge which
runs Through the latter property. The
sane ledge also runs through tie Back
Tai. and Is considered one Of great prom
ise The managers Of the Surprise have
run a cross tunnel through the vein, and
dr.fted To the south. where at present
wInxe Ia being sunk. and from which some
very high-grade ore has lately been taken.
An Old Mine Poorly Handled.
The QuiIp il one Of the Oldest mines In
the district. ard has had over 1850 Teet
OF drifts run In different directions 1t
has never been explored to any depth from
the workings. but the ore il OF good grade,
and the quartz II soma ana OF kSpa Thai
actsr. Several crosscuts have been made
that showed the ledge TO be over thirty
fest in width. The mine has never been
properly handlsd, and a great deal OF
work has been thrown away In iil-directed
prospecting. The new owners are TO place
a compressor plant thereon Immediately.
Little information can be obtained as re-
cards the future intentions Of the new
owners but II Is announced that machin-
cry will be put on the property and active
work be carried on IN a businesssIke and
thorough manner
Cnnadian Capitalists Like Republic.
In connection with the announcement Of
the deal just made on the Qu.lp. Manager
Jamas Harvey. Of the Jim Blaine. and the
local manager fer the various interests
here controlled by Patrick Clark. Informs
your correspondent that the Jim Blaine,
Lone Pine-surprise Consolidated compa-
MES are also liable 10 fall into the samo
hands as the Quilp. Messrs. NeCaaiy.
Rykert q TO, the Montreal mining pro-
muters. have taken an option OH the ma
jerity of stock In each Of the above prop
critics. II IL rumored that other proper
ties are being investigated by the Cana
dian capitalists In the same vicinity as the
Lone Pine Surprise mines. By the pur-
chase Of these promising mines and others.
IT means that many more million dollars
OF Canadian capital win be- brought to the
camp next year. These investments show
canciusively that mcneyei men have the
utmost faith In the future Of the Republic
minea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
DIPHTHERIA ON THE DECREASE.
Nearly Two and One-Half - Many
Cases In 1895 a. in Present Year.

There were nearly two and one-half times
as many cases of diphtheria in 1Ns as IN
the present year. Quarantine Inspector
Emery, who watches such things very
closely. says that IN his estimation this
decrease is due largely to the system or
disinfection adopted by the board OF edu-
cation.
"A few connections have been made with
sewers" said Mr.. Emery yesterday. and
this may have something 10 do with the
improved condition, but think the greater
part of the credit is due the disinfectant.
we have made tests in the city laboratory
and found that diphtheria germ treated
with it I'VE minutes cannot be brought
back to life.
I'm 1888, when this disinfectant was not
in use, the department of health had Il
cases of diph,heria on its hands. from
September to November 3D. In the pres
ent year. for the same period. lacking a
few days, We had only cases.
Following is a comparative statement OF
diphtheria cases by months during 1895 and
1899 up TO the present time:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
Se9sg q fT
-

TIE average age CO ee1sf&T~a enrolled -
ss<ar art are-ssG yea-s
S~ Andersen expresses great ssfss%Aef on
AZ ire worS accom- ps5~hsA nv RS te8rnsTs
wnarr. ~ Aas carefully S~s&cted far
rss4xtaase fYaru ,anse hsa&Ejrx certificates an
ser Snarssn guxs rrrsezt TIE E1gstss
taa~s.ers have @vurkres aars1 ans sens well
xrs sae native teachers n&vss yTsASfr Ezsssz
.~1vss Mr. Anderson IL p.sas@3 wsfh she
mutual frt@vess taken IN sfse Eng Essa
xs.ss.es ~ shs teachers ard rarisss Ard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
Sinking ON the shannon-Dolphin.

The Shannon-Doiphin God Mining Conn
pany held It's annual meeting at Spokane
recently and elected the following officers:
President. y. X. Mcdonald: vice president.
J. ID. Farrell, secretary and treasurer, L..
Mart Patton. The trustees are ID. X. Nc
Donald, J. u. Farrell. A G. Jamison. r.
l.. Riggs and L. A. Clarke. Development
is in progress upon the Shannon-iJoiphin
group IN Camp Mckinney. Superintendent
Wiiheimurst says In letter received al the
office OF the company that ne will sink on
the east and west lead OF the Dolphin. He
has been crosscutting the Shannon vein.
but does not like /. as well as that on the
Dolphin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
NEWS AND GOSSIP Of TIE MINING WORLD.

ure two feet and seven inches 81 good ore
Mr.. Bsochoerger obtained <x.fs and EsZl
assays from this Ore, which came from the
bottom Of the shaft. about seven feet deep,
3I2. ~ Of this value being gold, Per cent
copper aid q per cent lead per ton. Inc
property In situated opposite the Velvet
mine on Niger mountain, about l,as feet
from the Dewdney trail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
Metals.

The market wss irregular all asv. closing with
departments frmer gnod demand ard IA
vorahe cable news ard Others unsettled under ac-
tire settling pressure. disappointing and scare
tsy ~ buyers
PIG tren~Wsrran,s neglected sut lower To sell
Copper- Lake unchanged srdfT g.
Tin-Firsner fnr spes ~ 81 sna1
sreltsr.-weak n. 81 scat On
Lead STEADY: 81 sksss s The Arm that hxes the
selling Price fer miners and smelters quotes lead az
81 10 at the close
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
WoRlD'S LEADING
SPECIALIST.
Rupture,
Vaflcccele,
Lost
ManIlCCd
Cured

At their Office Korn Block opposite Seattle Hotel
Gonorrhoea elect Structure and that terrible and 49,
some disease SYPHILIS thoroughly and forever Cured n
old DOCTOR who has cured thousands of such cases
old doctor furnishes all medicines at his Office and a,
tees for life
n ronca roaring
nation o
QIAU tumors OF
lahUAl arged
throat
stages
ur pr -,
u1Ah1 circulation.
cTOM ndts
LIVER SPLEEN OF e "a
all
SEXUAL UkGANS neglected. nss s e
OF
DR. POWELL REEVES ssss lis Yesler Way Seattle W.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22

4 psecs - Tau-e1 ssswpeaed With Char.
AeT3A8n's Pain Rain and bound ea 20
the Affected parts IL superior "a ~
plaster when tro.Gts3.s with nxg- s. th~
chess or side. 9y = t&Hs harx gfvg n a
trial Yea &Fe erFsasa - - mere .ha =
pleased 9ifh ths fyrUg.gt relief xAsrh
IS affords. Pain Rs4sn ia also a ce~sAtn
cure fer rheumatism. Fer sale b. az
@e&asrA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
OF INTEREST TO THE TRAVELLER.

OF INTEREST TO THE TRAVELLER.
The Northern Pacific railway Is recog-
nized as having no superior. 1t Is the
pioneer line from the Pacific Northwest,
and maintains Its high standard OF excel
lence. No advance is made that adds to
the comfort. luxury and safety of travel
but is taken advantage OF by the North
ern Pacific on behalf OF its patrons. The
miner from the north. going to his East
ern home to spend the winter: the Wash
ington resident going East 10 visit his
relatives: the tourist returning from his
Western trip. all find the Northern Pacific
the ideal line. whether on business or
pleasure bent.