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The San Francisco call., 1899-01-27
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-FLOUR-Receipts. U.s.
900 barrels; exports. rs, 300. More active and de-
cidedy strong, advancing 5Q15 points with
wheat and closing with an upward tendency.
Supplies generally held too high for business.
Winter patents, 50 S5Q4 10; winter straights,
s. 7Oq3 75: Minnesota patents. 81 1904 80.
149 600. Spot strong No. red, S6asc, f. o. b.
afioat to arrive. Options showed great excite
ment speculative activity and strength, open
ing UP 12sc, advancing to a point 41sc above
yesterdays closing prices, and closing firm at
a net rise of 27sG3Ac. Exporters sold early in
the session and caused a temporary reaction,
The upward movement was regulated by de-
velopment of an active demand for cash wheat
and broadening general speculation. March
S315@S53sc, closed S5%sc; May, 79%qS21sc, closing
S1tsc
HIDES-Firm.
WOOI-Firm.
METALs-More or less irregularity was
noted in to-day's market. The feature of the
session was a sharp change of front in tin
under less favorable news from abroad. The
other departments showed well sustained
strength and fair amount of activity. Copper
attracted the larger share of attention in this
respect and led in the upward movement. AT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, firm, at IS so nominal.
LAKE COPPER-Strong and higher, with SIG
TIN~Easer. with s24 25 bid and s24 so asked
LEAD-Strong and irregular, with 81 S5 bid
SPELTER~Firm, with IS 65 bid and IS rs
asked.
The brokers' price for lead is 81 10 and for
copper SIG so.
CoFFEE-Options opened and closed steady,
15d25 points higher Sales, 440 bags. includ-
ing: February, s. 60: March, s. 6545 IS; April,
s5 50; May, IS S5Q5 so; July, s5 s0G6 10; August,
Sc 10; September Sc O5G6 20; October, Sc 100
Sc 25; November, Sc 15G6 90; December, Sc 200
45
Spot coffee-Rio, steady; No. invoice. 65lc;
No. jobbing, 71sc; mild, steady; Gordova, IA
@14c.
SUGAR-Raw. steady: fair refining. S%Q
13-16c; centrifugal, sc test, 4Ac; molasses
sugar. 9-16c; refined. steady.
BUTTER = Receipts 200 packages; firm.
Western creamery, 14d19c; Egins, 19c.
EGGS-Receipts, COLA packages; firm; West
ern, 1Slsc; Southern. 17d171sc.
DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-California dried fruits:
Evaporated apples. steady; prunes and other
fruits generally firm.
EVAPORATED APPLES - Common, 7QSc;
prime wire tray Ss. G19c; choice 9ltls1kc; fancy,
9% G10c
PRUNES-3R010c.
APRICOTS-Royal, 11d14c; Moorpark, 13G17c.
PEACHES-Unpeeled, 9Q11c; peeled, 22q25c.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-27
TIME BALL.

Branch photographic Office. u S. N, Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco, Cal.
January 26, 1893.
The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry
building was dropped at exactly noon to-day
l. e.. at noon of the 10th meridian, or at 8
clock p. m. Greenwich mean time.
W. S. HUGHES,
Lieutenant, u. S. N. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-27
INVESTMENT BOARD.

Morning Session.
Board
75 Equitable Gaslight.. IL 90
100 Hutchinson s p Co.................... 81 90
SO Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar.. SO 70
Street
100 Equitable Gaslight.. Il 90
Afternoon Session.
Board
so Hutchinson P Co.................... "a 90
100 Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar.. SO rs
25 Alaska Packers Association. .106 75
As Giant Powder Con. 60 90
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-27

d. >
Feb (. and every fifth day thereafter: change
at Seattle to this company's steamers for
Alaska and G. N. Ry.; at Tacoma 20 n. p. Ry.; /;
at Vancouver to c. P. Ry
For Eureka (Humboldt Bay), D.. NJ, Jan.
IA, 10, "a. 90; Feb. 3. and every nttn day there
atFTr: For Santa Cruz. Monterey. San Simeon.
Cayucos, Port Hartford, (San Luis Obispo).
Seyiota' Santa Barbara. Ventura, Hueneme,
San Pedro. East San Pedro Los Angeles) and
Newport, a. m. Jan. u, is. 20. "a, 2S; Feb.
/ and every fourth day thereafter.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Har-
ford (San Luis Obispo) Santa Barbara. Port
Los Angeles and Redondo Q4os AngeIesl. II a
m. Jan A. 49, s2 &C. 80. Feb. 3. and every
For Ensenada, Magdaiena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo. Mazatlan. Altata. La Paz, Santa Rosalia
and Guaymas (Mex.). 10 a. m. Jan. Il. Feb. ..
Mar 9. Apr. 6.
For further information obtain folder.
The company reserves the right to change
without previous notice, steamers, sailing dates
ard hours NJ sailing.
TICKET OFFICE-4 New Montgomery
street (Palace HoteD.
10 Market St. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-27
LOCAL MARKETS.

EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-27

On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-27
OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf, San Francisco:
For Alaskan ports, 10 a. M,
Jan. II, 16, q, rs, 81; Feb. s.;
change at Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver, (B.
c., Port Townsend, Seattle,
Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes
and New Whatcom (Wash),
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-27
COnpagnie Generate TransatIantiuut

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARTs
(FRANCE). Sailing every Saturday EE%S
at 10 a. from Pier 49, North sSSAAIk&iA5SS -
River, foot of Morton street
LA NORMANDIE ...... To- aa
LA GASCOGNE ....... '2s1u' ISu
LA CHAMPAGNE ~ eS'
LA BRETAGNE - - T T,I 81. II II
LA TOURAINE ..... - T r,p ~. 20 20
FIRST class TO Havre. SOS and upward. ner
cent reduetion on round trip. Second class TO
Havre. $40: 10 per cent reduction round trim.
GENERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STkTEs
AND CAMADA. Bowling Green. New YORK
y. r. FUGAZI & CO., Pacific Coast Agents 4
montgomery ave, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-27
rHE CALLS CALENDAR.
SUN, MOON AND TIDE.

SUN, MOON AND TIDE.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San
Francisco Bay Published by official au-
thority of the Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharf about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point
the height of tide is the at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-27
CLOSE.
PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or, Jan. 26,-Exchanges. s2O2,
221 balances, $27.637
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07

/ fit Birfs ior 2auOet, iom ban altio par
ctut9 til at abIpos Suerurouene os eisre
fin gIist os oeriur ites Erin for 1rin
opao, til ban MI ftaor euerii. Oct er
life | Rarinen alsne. men I ane 9ios'
itIaiuser, at bet aaar ioa iii.
Suacn amsrifanlt SeIt bar uunoei
belle Rattoners Sierie Zig iom 3sWeB,
90 uaar BON ON en- lib gaar ilanb Der
ieien, uil onitrsnt belle Vntionsn iubls
"por Nomirall" Ia pil ban NOT iglr
li9 bierme. RoeIe lan Rsba!tsrer utl
pcl opppe fine Beuue | @aloe og lfrtre
Grtstso imoo "Grpnniioriiter" Grwsp,
og Ct Del nil pei CRIME % lrlc bet;
men Raslen pil iubls. Den oil Iuble
ooer, at por aomiral er enWRnuo. Wau
pil ~rIgtisuof oioe, at bet bar pun Bel
Ill at bliue en- Sfaro al @uiteu Deipep;
men ban tos iis itioe iammen % blsu
osida oerueo mau9en urs Wano ct isl'
seprrbiot Grempel. 3ss flyer isisn;
&c pon 5slpep, @uticrl Or.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
Wasiaac for IGriDntbco.

5or noele 9lar fibsn begpnbte en- 2e,
&c Oeo RdDn Dion t paris at optrab,
meo paditanb ON | en- Wrnaoe Sil.
fable at funne forminbfe elIer aanit.
bslbr.b. Raripntbeb peo Rasiaos, Tom
uofsri.s m.o Sing.rfpibi,n uoenpua
SienIaaget. Refultat,t af g.banblins
gen piit. fig iiunoom optrrdf.nb. aobt.
Gn uug Wanb, Der fra garnbomm.n
buub. b.nptt,t grin.r at go. 8, tuno.
faaIsses .ft.r gisn~nsmgaastWasfas.tu
| paris mssst soot I. meo Bare Zine.
Or. Dion bar nu t%onftruer,t ct Ei.s
masiuseapparat, Der .r r.gst sntslt.
Oct beftaar bopeoiaa,lig | ct Bar Sus
Der, buis gfiianb fan f~oranbr.s al.
,fter gr.oben m.llem patientsns Zine.
9isfe Subsr snber | TO finpolersee
8las, ipm trpftes mob ginsns, naar
Rdsisren ftrusr pad en- Snap. Yaa
en- m.o 9iier sruoerst Stala aFaiss
ben miupits J~oranbrins ! 5rpffet paa
Sinsn.. timber g~ebonolinsen islsr
9ati.nisn life ben minoe Smert.. gis
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
SranifmDnoenes Ret
til at iiitc pso NpinnolanO

De ,naslits Wpuoigbsoer rad Rps
~funoldnb bsiIagIagoe nplig en- frant
5iIt,rbaao; men ben itiIsbs fibsn bort.
9stts sr ct Grempsl bInnot mango pa
be Strioi9beoer, iom bpppig Op'taar
mellsm England oa 5rantrig / qnlsO
ming at Observation-Disclosures. :
1886 aiitobss Zsrne Wiquston % O..
Bisrrs til Tranfmrnoens, ca BE- fl Ret
til at rife lunes belle Sbos % @,'ttp'ter
al RbiuublanO. 6psr guor uIadcr
melsm s os 10000 aiIiers ira Be
frantic SdDne for Of fang. 5orit pad
Observation-Disclosures, og IrnQs bar
De ruuost @rurosn alsns", iom Der itanc
| StriIsOiIen. Sn%obbassrns pad Gsrns
oreoes bort mso Wlo9t, naur be oilbs
fife Oeo I'm easn GbIt. 8sttt iDrtss b:
bar en- utadlelia 3iraenss 5iIftano oq
tldgebe til Gnglano, iom bar SOsrs
hsibeo opsr Gduuod ca Ssrne uosufcr.
"8ccorab poIten"B GRi,rt BIZ srirors,
al Der ben Isners 2ib bar pRret llQrcie
mslem SrantriQ og England. 1dIbos
bus@HGrsn % 0eIingen az Viqsrluns
BET | gFritd sr orOnst; men R1Tunoa
ldnosfItsrierne sr enomu st nabsut
Spsrsmuul. ) 1893 tilbsb GnQlono
iig at tisbs dae GrdntrigS Rsttiabsber
iii Bt'te oso Rpiunbldno. Oct fsrte
itts til nogst, % bette Soiitsns 9G6ls
msllem be TO m9Gttqe Rabcsr sr Der
fremosles. 6or Srdntri1 CT Rpfunbz
lunosfferierne az TOR Biotiobso / Her.
Ssniesnosr. Sort TtuFer be btliq fit
til 2anbsts tutGoIfte gsFoltninG iom /
8ditetiosn fortGrsr fore W6nobsr o:rs
az, rg OsrnGit opsper be 3uisnber iii
Opgtiar SsfOlt.
Rorqe bar, Tom bstj,nbt, tore 3ors
Ftefitsrier oeo Gofoter oQ Ssnomsr, on
OOsritloost Oeraf Isnoes iom 1srfTt
% 9lipiit til be tatbolifc Gancc, men
nritsn intst til 5rdntrig, foroi 5rarfts
mRnosne ieIO iidf'r iig bet iornsbns
OsO NpiunOlanO. gIir bel enqang III
bet. at England ubtrRugsr BEN ira
oenns berss FOits 8,iiOOslIs / Qmsri'1,
bill ogIua Rorgs tisus pua bet. 9d Oit
BEN sOoe nOrite Silt fuu abgung til bet
frantic Nartso, boorfra nu en- bsi Be-
ftpttslisstolb cg andre 5inbringer fan
iigss at ubsitsnss ben.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
.1lfSS itsrse N1Dcr,
Ten fun for oem lioenoe 0enneffebeos
G... ..., geote; tbi ben bortraner al SBsooin.
beumatisme. 6pteber etc. ~

8so 8 DROPS' bo aOrs ioghnbe Gun. o. @trdrdit e. mun9n 5psb0m bUs
pet bns Sfrt OF grapeu ct NbHot Bptc BO = s DROPS" befeme OF 1fAsreHne
.suhHs or fuFHoer bsOs iuuppr ub al Dozens ar 90 brast hibass til euHobo.
gpHr % td fine gaauTsn6e R1ugeu On er a 2Rasrre bsUsn trI1rt at are uou.
pr m6dun liatp; men aaeOd tsOsr ban ben 3a toas % r ct tdrbe 8tonssbpro
ON bette 4asemnoes BuHHs 90 oil th sanotpHtsbO Opuaa en- td a1Osr 9te
.bsus muasus tot tpplout no for mango Eun .mu aasspd n bet innst fan ben ass
nc Gambler. vi sir rseH ouerouOeu Rehame ior bette RbosL Di ism9Olor tnrn
iafe gsfir til ben Spae % Bep9roe mr Ut Tiger III bent Has; It gr ust tH Sus
gen, bpor mango Eager bar bsbaHbtt 7suL buor mango gRtotsE Sc ear fodst sHr
buor Ipuse &c bar tot; bufOm DC er phat af HoaeH Of sfuHpUats spssomms Fan 1e
.mro 5uhrbeb sbolbe 6shubeut Deb Bruaeu al g DROPS tbt ben nir ilous fell:
Rbtnmatismr, Rsnralsi. Stiatita. Rpgimrrtr, aHbma, October, aatarrb.
5anopine, Rerpshtet, Ssonlssbto. Rtross % nsnralgtf 6opoepint.
0ierttongbto. CreuGri, 6roup, Unlaria, yattsriot, RrDbsnbe fummsn'
.bo, grcntit. va Brippc, iamt bsrGstbe Su9Oomms 5a aomtvtasHs oOrb.
.Ue CT ri ON g DROPS 8riceous 90 tt belbreosuos gsHhaber bsfpfst Deb be
9anbtL at nj mec fHo 5frsrbeb Tan fa: "5 DROPS. turGtr Here gpss oashs mb
ane andre gQeonnr hiamnsu, os itrtbT al RpsuHatsms hnsru ben Here ebu al,
graer tIammru Ian agre;t t be Tau He ttRre troHI Ebeumusme g DROPS
.blnbc Ian gpre bet ubeH Denim I'll bUr abphg eaer huor lnuaoaua SpaDommeu bar
DRut. g DROPS u he uRne ben b,bfr RemcbC pal Jo0noDsn men oMoa ben
.bliqle tbi en- IonapIIdnt moebdoer 300 IeW& gns sr 5laic 300 prepao mo
Bt cucr egpr', er 8 SLATER iOr $500 grsusFafs rs cts aa,utsr sufes.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE co., 1850 1854 {. Lake Str, Chicago. III,
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
Iai @rep ira GiteroaI

e'hr Ntre rsanfuIoe Tdos elDtteoe
S'tn ben l6os Wai after frem, og Sol.
al @aGronneu msb al &raft. 9et
NJ 70 Ian0t puu 8aar.n, og Der sr me.
9I'n, ION ON mulist maa sisres |
zen l7oc Opranbt meo Fiftspis gpges
"''Sn o. Sol, os Der bar Iaapiot
,4'o til Pooituo for at labs Sarp %
1s 9oiIe, ON snb life barre, eno at
''''i Ogiad t1uoe for,saa paa asr.n..
oar tiapit 9uostieueft. atrt.n;
!" 0'8,n OrOnst 6sitlisboloelIe af Sa.
'ay fOrsortst forismt, os bet, fom
gl'OIit bIsu ipGrtfat, ierlia fra
.'o''n, bIso ufuIoiiqnoist betienpts
'poOsr 9psosn. 8i RI bog en- BET,
's m'nosurrbis Dag.
S'aN mFOtss fra ubbpsO,n Os ROrb.
s"m pyrNS ri. 10 psS airi.n, fra
V'0 S~GrsrpsrionaIs os gleper,
nY'aOot Ssmiuarists Ganstor, faa'
N 5lOt df bosr aprporation Der.
y'' n'O fine Guusr os alag. os fra
9O'n tom man ogiaa I procsss
\, s,0s' flag os 5ansr en- tsmm.Iis
to,''' 4oOrtbIdnOt OsIaa en- bel Stole
,rE "i0'o Stole i 5lastoe. Dor
"'''e 6IsO naiten ipIot, ies tror,
~ a. 400 R,nneif.r tiIt.oe.
~'9ooonIis eiturai fang man til
- sItr's Saint: IS Roriss 9ets
k,,.sa1 'Ia Iddr." timber ben bruIsnSe
F'm trG Sanstprst tluna be osis
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07

ter en- Sturps 5orlsb, | almirbtlisb,c
s snsr 10 Wiruter, tisnbsr han en- pig
Sraiheo | Gin.ns, boor,ftsr Masias,n
opbsr,r.
R~aripntbto bsrur I be f,its 3ilirios
pad en- 5crIansstis at 2i,is aangos'
biamtt,r. Wdsfussn bar naturtiouis
til Ssniiat ptb BET ipas,. men itabis
aienta8ns 9rpt at sios 9i,i bets nors
mdie 5orm os bsrpso oeiaa normal
Snrstpre.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
On aoo Smnrm.

Ter iurtRlles ont 8srjamin 5rants
ling, at ban ira 8inouet / lit arbeios'
parelie / philadelphia lasbe WGrte til
Ell S%aanbperfer, Der arbeiocSe pna ct
Sus / gtabola9et. 8enue bar altio /
bet melt itraalsnoe Sumsr % haooc ct
penliot Smil til ulle ban trni. On go
gen emo par alori9 ian tulo, msrf og
Itpet, iaa lpite aIi9euel cenne arbeibers
pcnlise Smil ipm en- SolitraaIe paa
paa bans blioe Gniist.
On Dag mspte 5rnnfIin BAN, % ban
ipurste bam mi ben bemmeli9e aarias
til bans fore @lepe % uiOritprrebe
Sinosrp.
Wanben inarebe:
"9pftor, bet er irgen Semmelisbeo.
Seq bar ben bebite Suiiru, man fan sn'
lie fig. Raar iss saar til nit arbei'
be, labsr bun altib ct %Opmuntreoe Orb
Os fin 8eliisnelie islse tit aiifebstrs,
glaar ies ON Gitsnen tumnnsr biem, ms.
Der bun mig altib meb ct bierieIigt
emil Os en- finrlis 8eliomiibilien. vi
tensmaalti bet sr ba altib ierbist.
Naar ri iaa iibber iammen ON Gitez
nen for at unbsrboloe biuanoen, timber
jes osiaa, at bun / 9aseus Sob bar
siort alt mulist for at bsrepe mig @lGs
be, iaa nit Sisrte life iaar Ylaos for ct
eneite ~upenlist Orb sler utiarlist Bill
o~perior noset Wenneite".
Sranflin iiliDier:
"Spiltsn Mast bar life auiuosn cper
Wanbens Sierte at sjsre oct til en- Rt'
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07

Dc tor be slabef.s, ~reneitr 5slelier ps
Sfemninssr! 9al oerior penlis! CT
pen!tst Bill cs ct ~iurbbrust 2assarbei.
be tuIter 5ntst, men bstpoer bog ioa
uet,oelis msset for en- SamiIies 9pfts
o9 3rioieI / BET bastise Samlip.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
On boio Jiaer

.r en- meset for GislDsn6eO. Wdn
tienbsr fun ct BAR 1iIiGlosr, bpor faas
oanns er 6leDst itubt. Den enc blso
n.oIdst af Wajor Ro6in1on t qoOna;
Stinost al en- anosn bIsD / 1889 uos
itilst | 2onoon. og M nDtig sr Der t
@sfum after bleOst faIOet en- bDiO Iii
ger.
Gn Wsoarbeibsr Oeb "afan", Der
bar feet Stinost, srtlarsr, at bet e:
ganits oO.rurOentlig imutt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07

Ter az ners 1iIfstos Of Gaiarrh esrrs Tel al
qGHeei elo a. ale andre Sngeomrut iiliimmen. %
inDiti be fdd iipiie War aHiades eruHr Snaoom for al
pare EhtitreesIig Z mango Sar ertl1reee gQlerHs
gaiarrb ier az bare an luinl Suaoori % ~ioreiircu To-
tai Sehanolina. EeHHe lpfGle Sehauo!ina lol attn
ietl, og epgerne ~erilrreee oer'or SnsoommeH for
uhelbreeelig. SieeHi,ateu bar bift. al 9ataIrh CT On
iouftiiutiontl SngooIn, o. ben irrHssr ,onitiiatisnci
Sebdrbiing. oats 9dtdrrb Cure. isbIissret al y.
:. abenep & 60. aeIeeo. cbte. tr BEN snef.e fonfi.
i~niipRele Aur pdd Narispsi. Ten iaaes inoporiss
Toifr ira 10 SiaIber III en- IbeieiHis. Ten pirfer
eiTesis paa 9Isbtt o. eestmsis slimoeerfaoe. DC
uebuset 500 for hntl,ctisruheif Stiieioe. ben life
uotesie:
T.. Z. ghtHeu & q o., Ioieep, Q.
exr 7nIalss saa ale gpotbefsr. - Gts.
San's Samilies piaer CT be bette.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-24
THE RAIL-
AND WINE !
Several Victims Added to the List Of
Casualties.
NINE LABORER BADLY ROASTED
Fell Upon Red Hot Ash Heap While suf
fering From a Fit--Miner Killed by
Coal--Unknown Railroad VIC
tim Dead at the Miners
Hospital

John Zoldos, Hungarian employed as an
ash man at the VIM. Penn colliery boiler
house, received a severe roasting while at
the place yesterday afternoon. Zoldos is sub
iect to epilepdc fits. He was seized with one
while loading cart and fell face forward
upon a heap of rcd hot ashes. The man was
terribly burned about the head, face. hands.
arms and upper part Of the body, but has
chances for recovery. He is at the Miners
hospital. Zoldos lives at VIM Penn aud has
wife and two children. He is 30 years old
KILLED BY COAL.
Thomas H. Simmons. formerly of Free
land and later Of Wadesvlle. this county.
was killed in the Buck Mountain coliery
yesterday afternoon He was buried be-
meath several tons of coal and it is supposed
that death was due to sutTocatian, as the
wounds found on the remains were appar.
emily not Of fatal nature. Simmons was
so years old and is survived solely by his
wife. The couple moved from Vaudeville TO
Buck Mountain four weeks ago
RAILROAD VICTIM.
Hungarian man. whose name and ad-
dress are unknown, was struck by a p. * r.
engine at Barnesville yesterday afternoon.
His left arm was crushed to pulp up TO the
shoulder, his right leg also badly crushed
and his skull fractured ia two places. When
found he was lying between the track with
his head resting on the rail The victim was
alive, but unconscious when picked mp. He
was taken to Tamaqua and subsequently, re-
moved to the Miners hospital, Fountain
Springs. where he died at o'clock last night
without having gained consciousness The
body is still at the hospital The only thing
found on his person to lead to his identity
was Polish prayer book with the autograph
"Andri Herbut" Besides this pint bottle
of whiskey, razor and several worthless
papers were found in his inside coat pocket
CRUSHED BY COAL.
Another accident which may. prove fatal
occurred at the Maple Hill colliery yesterday
afternoon. While Andrew Shomiskie was
engaged in cutting coal in a breast a top piece
fell and crushed his skull The man has
remained unconscious since the accident and
is in critical condition at his home in
MahanOy City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-24
DEWEY ON THE ALERT.


He Sends Significant Cablegram TO the
Government.
Special 20 EvEN1So HERALD
Washington, Feb "a, 3 30 D. m II Renewed
activity has been occasioned in government
circles here in connection with the Filipino
question by reason Of the receipt to-day from
Rear Admiral Dewey, in charge Of the
United States naval squadron at Manila. of a
significant cablegram. 1t has caused much
speculation, and no little apprehension.
The cablegram is exceedingly terse 1t
says:
For political reasons. send Oregon immed-
lately"
The Oregon has been enroute for Manila
for several weeks making her way there via
Care Horn. She arrived at Honolulu on
the 9th inst, and is now undergoing necessary
repairs which will take at least ten DAYS to
complete. Rear Admiral Dewey has known
of this and this adds to the puzzling feature
of bis cablegnm
Some officials of the naval department con
strue the message as an indication that some
foreign power has committed itself in some
way to lead Admiral Dewey to suspect that
foreign Intervention may be attempted in the
Filipinos question. Others believe that the
Adwiral has work in view for the Oregon
an has sent the cablegram to guard against
any delay or recall of the vessel All the
officials agree that something of importance
has developed and Admiral Dewey is on the
alert 10 So prepare himself to successfully
cope with any contingencies that may arise
from it detrimental to or threatening the in
teresls Of Lhis gnvnrnmant
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-24
EFFORTS TO BRIBE.
Members of the Legislature Claim Their
Votes Were Corruptly Solicited.


Votes Were Corruptly Solicited.
The Philadelphia Press this morning pub
fishes a detailed statement from its Harris
burg correspondent exposing the efforts of
those favoring the McCarrell bill in corruptly
soliciting the support of members of the
Legislature for the measure. Two offers are
directly charged. Members say they were
asked to vote to reconsider the motion by
which the McCarrell bill was postponed and
that they were offered money for their votes
in this conRection.
In a double-leaded editorial the Press says
it has withheld the names of the men who
attempted 70 buy the votes of members of
the House for the McCarrell bill, but stands
ready to furnish the names to the House on
demand, aud calls upon the Legislature to
order an investigation. TIE Press article has
caused much comment here inasmuch as
former resident of this county is said to be
implicated in the matter. The Press says
that on February 9th Mr.. d. visited the
Balton, and requested Democratic member
to accompany him to the Iochiel hotel, and
adds:
THE member of the House, a Democrat,
assented TO this proposition, and accompanied
Mr. d. to Mr.. S., formerly of Schuylkill
county. Mr.. S. told the Central Pennsyl-
vania member that he understood he was
member of the Roman Catholic CHURCH and
Informed him that Archbishop Ryan, Of
Philadelphia. was very much interested in
the MeCarTell bill aud was very anxious to
have it become n law,
THE Democratic member did not take
much stock in this story. At this point Mr.
S. dropped the argument that Archbishop
Ryan favored the bill and bluntly informed
the Democratic member that it would be
worth $500 to him if he would vote for a
motion to reconsider the vote by which the
bill had been postponed. I will give you
5000 now,' said Mr.. s., and the balance after
you record your vote AS he said this, Mr..
made motion as if to take something out
of his pocket, but he was checked by the
Democratic member, who informed him that
he would have nothing TO do with the matter.
1T has been known for weeks that Mr. S.
has been keeping open house at one Of the
hotels here. There was no concealment that
he was here in the interests of the Quay
machines. His room at the hotel was fire.
quented by several Democrats, who were
conspicuous in their opposition to the Nc
Carroll bill"