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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Qulare See=Gano.
8tfaGiu, Sal, 5. 4priI 1899.

y ulluV Val.y .. Ap[I 1000.
@eebrter 9err 8eOatteur!
Sn S6rer 3eitung erf6ien elm 8eri9t,
Der 2eute lei4t abi4reden t0nnte, iid6 bier
an3uitebeIn. Meni6en f0nnen bier frunf
peroen, ME ii6eraQ, unb ~Oieienigen, peihe
bon iei@tem 9uelzWafer t~rinfen, f0nnen
audi Malartd befommen. SIN Mgemsinsn
fDnnen Die Meni4en bier in 8e5ug auf Qez
6enspetfe 10 gr0Be S6or6eiten pertragen,
ME irgenOpD, unb Dtellei9t nod me6r.
9us S5dl, bonn 5eege6iet mad ben Ditli6en
Bergen, 1T ungefdbr so Meilen brett; bier
piro i'm @an3en taum Der 3e6nte S6e!. Be-
pd1ert. Nuf Der 1Meit6Glfte bes Ihalcs
gte6t es fait gar tein 8afer gum 8endf=
fern, 10 baB bort leiber INNER aQes troden
1T. 8ir BADEN bier Sommer unb 0inter
piele lei9te 8inbe, tpa6r19einIt9 in 5olge
oss naben Meeres, pel3e ba5 Selma 1e6r
angenebm MAIDEN. Die lei9teIten @inoe
6ringen INNER frif6e Quft BON ben trDdez
men @egenben Der, Nenn bier bas gan3e
S6al bepGiert perOen f0nnte, tpdre nabrz
f6etnli9 me6r Malaria bier, bod ba leiber
nur berbGItniBmdBig feline @tredcn Be-
pGf1ert per0en f0nnen, 10 lit irgenbpo borz
fommenbes Mataria tpo6l nur ben i8Ge9z
ten Drummer 3u3ui4re&en, bic peniger ufs
so SUB tief ItnO. Selbt penn naW 30
Ober 100 Sobren Der gan3e Sutare=See=
0iitrtft bepGfert piir6e, 10 tpiirbe bieIes
Nreal INNER nod tlein fetn i'm 8er0GltniB
gu ben grOBen trpdenen Streden bes S31z
les unb feinen We9Iel i'm Selma 5eroprz
bringem. Sc finb Big iebt 3tpei groBe Ddmz
me i'm SulareSee au%fgeDDrfen, 5-6 W2e;z
len an Sibpe Itranbe borbet. NuBer6alb
bieIer 9d1mme IteOeln It6 big iebt nur rez
nige 2eute an, bo9 purbe in bitTem Sa6r
fe6r btel 2anb auBer6al6 beA 9dmme nit
Met3en beiGet, o6ne gu 6epGfern. pa es
tmmer6tn ni6t gu ben unmDgli9tetten gez
BORT, oaB in febr nafien Sa6ren pieosr 5eitz
tpeiieW after 3umSe fDmmen t0nnte, pbpp6l
bic Iebten 3ebn Sabre bas @egentbeil bra9z
ten, 70 lit %jebenfaqs un3urat6en, fi6 auBerz
balb Der 0Gmme ert bann an5uIebeGn,
na9oem 0itlt6 bonn Seege6iet gr0Bers 8az
mile eema9t iinO, Die etnen 5eittpeiIen
lteberfIuB DO WdTfer bonn Sule= un5
Sings 8iber na9 Dem San Soaquin Giper
unb bu0ur9 CUR 8ub BON San 5rancisco
abfibren piiroen. Sin GROCER &anal Dom
Sule Riper mad benz 9iibpeiten ge6enb,
am Oftranbe bes @eebiitritts bor6ei, 1T
f6on pp1enoet, tpoburb 2eute i'm &eTib
pm grDBsren 8aferre6ten i'm 6ibm bOr1
See 8eitnetIe betpdhern f0nnen. 0as 2unb
nDrbIi9 bonn See nd9 benz San Soaquin
8iber lit i9On Oermeien t%poroen, unb tann
Elm 8anal leidt gema9t peroen, na9 oefen
8plenoung ale 9dmme i'm Seeotfrttt
iiberfliiiiig perben. @enn bter RecGumuz
ns@Oitritte gebitbet perben 1oleI, 10
mii1en SO Pro3ent Der 2eute SO Gems prp
Ncre Dem Staut be3a9lt baden, morauf Die
Mebr3u6l Der Stimmen entf9eibet. Oa
bier fOI3e groBe @treden Oes f%einteu 9uz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

musbpbens in 8etra9t tommen, 10 arbeiz
ten bic Meni9en gep0bnli4 3ufammel fiji
bas alqemeine Wobl.
Ser Su1drez5ee par frii6er Der natiirlube
NbfluB bpm fioli9en Soaqntnz5bdl, mo 1u9
bic @afermengen Der TliiIe ~bereinl9ten ltrtb
bur6 ben San SodquinzGiper na4 benz
Wteere fGpfIen. MngeTAipemmfcs 2dnb 3tpiz
T6en Dem See unb benz San Soaquin@&ioer
bat ben Gee frii6er o9ne i3iucifel 5eittpeils
bergrDBert, bod bas IdIieBt niGt aus, RAP
@orft4tsmaBregeln 8etroffen meroen, ben
Gee bauernO trDden gu 6alten. Na9 Nm
gabe einiger alter Settler muroe auf Der 0ftz
1i6en 9GIfte bes Sbales friber 8runnenz
tpa11er in elmer Stefe BON 800 SUP gez
funDen, tpogegen beute I4on Ser iiberaQ bic
les BEL IS SUB Siefe angetroffen piro,
$500 Mfiler pr zen Bergen, Bis in Die
Mttte bes Sbales, unb i'm Ssegebiet 3 tis 4
SUB tief. 9ie1es tommt bonn 8etpdI erunss=
1Ditem unb fagt uns, ippbin ber 1uldrez5ee
gegdngen 1T. Set 10 Sabren BADEN Tif
nGmli9 biele Srrigationss9 iItritte gebtlcet,
unb ales 8a1er Der 6liiHe tp:ro ouf benz
b06er gelegenen 2an0e berbrau6t. Nuf Der
Neit6Glfte bes S6ales finbet man IeGbTt
6eute nod erit Wafer in Siefen ben $50 big
200 SUB, ba bort ni6t bepdKert perben
tann. 9as Sulare<g ee=2urb lit po6l iebt
poQitGnbig Dergriffen, 0o4 fommt es nor,
baB BerIonen lire Gehte gu so Gents unb
bDEer pro Nder pertaufe1, ppburcf1 INNER
nod 8elegenbeiten geboten tperoen, ii] 2dnb
binig gu berI6affen. Sine ein5ige grnte be-
5a6lt btelmal5 bic Soften bes 2anbes.
SIS 9iebt felbft bier iii 2anoe 2eute, ent=
tpeoer 8eftber bon 9roBen 2dnbtreden pber
dnoeripdrts interefItrt, ipel6e Die 5ornler
ab3uf9reden 1u6en, StaatSidnber an3utau=
fen, Dagegen benfelben Da5 i6ri9e at hpfen
Preifen anbteten. @ute5 2anD brtr9t bier
9roBe @infInfte, tpesbalb bic 9eiiBer Die
Pretie leioer bo9 0alten unb DaourdJ piele
2erte am &aufen berbinbsrr. 2etbar fam
oas S6al nur t6eilpeiie beirGIfert perben,
ia nt3t biel Wafer oor6an0en lit; bod iper
betpdfern fam, bat bier Elm gefiinberes
Selma, als in a1Deren @ege1t0en, mo- bas
9an3e 2anb bepdTert mirb, 5a mir tier
bonn trodenen 2anOe Ser meGr frt1Ge Cuff
betommen. Walaria fommt am n~e;ten BON
fte6enbem @uKer Der, unb hieIeS baben mir
bier ni4t mebr. Mir Batter in bieYem eSabr,
uno beionoers i'm WGr3, 5ismli6 ftarten
Regenfaq, bp1 Der 3ularez5ee lit INNER
nod trOden, DIS es frii9er nod ftebenbes
Wafer bier CAB, mag Malariaz5isber bier
g%etpeien fetn, aber oieie 3eitsn iinb porbei.
Die Southern Pacific Gp. fat ii0 fiir3Gt6
We9ere4te geit6ert, I'M ipeItti9 bonn Sec
Sttritt BON 4sp6altO na9 0urpn 3u cine
neue 8a6n gu bauen, tpobur4 bic tpeitliben
S9etle bes Seez0titriftS uno bic qrpBen
Sel9ebiete benz 8erte6r aufgefG(rfen tperz
ben. Wer capital ba1, fam Tier groBe Sc
pinne ~er5ielen.
Wtan tann it9 ben Der Gi6tiqfeit e1er
metner 4usfagen am beiten iiber3suqen,
tpenn man 2anb un6 2eute be1u6t. @s
tpdre gu empfe6len, baB ii9 2eute genater
unterri4ter, ebe tie etpas Na9t5eil:ges la
gen, mas oft groBe MIbe berurIa3t, pie6er
rt9tig gu iteQen,
0ttO 2u9borff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

-Snnerli@ gebrou6t. .Ni6ts
nuB iino Die StabtIeut' uno uQe fire Gu
dlen @4pinbeG! SEPT ba6 i f6on aper
5laf4en S~niectenpuIper e'frefTen - urO
INNER nod beiBPs midi"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
SIdtter uno BlItben.

-Snnerlt4 gebrau6t. rNi3t5
nuB iinO Die 9tabtleut' unb ale lire Gu
fen @4pinbsG! SEPT ba6 7 f9on ape
5laf3en Sniectenpulper g'frefYen - unb
INNER nod beiBfs midi"
@ine 8in6faOenfa6rif foG na3 8efdluB
Der StaatscOntrpqz8eb0r fir bic DTfentz
lt9en @nItalten in einem Der 9u9tbGuIer
bes 9tuates Soma etnger:Gtet iperben,
um ben gr0Bten She'll bes in Soma ge=
brau6ten @ar6enz 8inbfaben5 ter3uIteGen,
Der, pie man gluu6t, I'M 25 Bis 80 proz
gent peniger aGs Die Sruitpreiie pG5lenn
Der leBten 3pei Sabre o~ectauft peroen
fam.
8urten i'm 8lumentppf am
EN- It er gu 3ie6en ermDgli9t cine Ne1z
3ii@tung, Die bpn benz befannten &unItz uno
9anoelsgdrtner S. s. @9mibt (8lumen<
f6ntbD in @rurt berausgege6en iptro,
Der 2te6bobern Samen babon 3u9Gngig
ma6t. 8is iebt mar es nur mDgli9, Sur
fen i'm 9lasbuufe, in 5rii66eeten ober inn
Sreien 81 8ieben; bieIe neue Sorte, 6eren
&ultur gang tei9t lit, giebt ben Yflun3enz
.freunben, bic auf bos Simmer a~ngepieIen
iinb, @elegen6eit gu einem 606it origineuen
6eniterI9mud, ba man bic pflan5en an etz
mem Spdlier dnbeften fam. Nebenbei piro
fir Die S0ausfrau Elm pratti19er Slped err
fiQt, od Die reue @urteniorte lange Srii9te
BON bor5iigli9em @ef9mad bringt.
X X
9as canabif9e Separtement bes.
Snnern erfGbrt BON ieinem 2(genten i'm
Norbpeitli6en Serritorium, baB bic @nIiebe=
lung Der ruffii9en 9u3obor5en auf BEN
freten 2Gnbereien it9 auf's 8efrieoigenbfte
bpu3pgen fat. 1000 @intpanoerer limb bisz
Der in CANADA eingetrDffen. Sic limb uuf
Der canabtI6en 8aciftc= @iIenba6n na6 benz
8eiten in 8olontiten : @ag9pns qefa6ren.
Die 9u4obor5en limb ie6r 5ufrieoen nit benz
2anbe, bas Tie erbalten bo6en. 100000
@cres berrlihen 2anbes Bel ;yaQs geQo inn
Norbtpei tli4en Serritprium fino CUR Nnfez
belung Der Euiien r%eferbirt fooroen. Die
erite &olonte tpiro iiber ta1Ieno Der Sploniz
ten buben. Siinfbunbert perben bic Sarz
men be telIen, tpGbrenb bic ibrigen finfbun=
bert einItpeilen an Der @panz6GuB@GiIenz
babn drbeiten tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Qus Uebrdsfd.
@agGe, g1ebr,, Z. @priG 1899.

eagle, g}ebr,, Z. @priG 1899.
@ert6er 9err Simon!
Sroboem 10 bieIe 8riefe bon 8atern@
briiOern in Der o8eilager erI9etnen, finbet
man aus bteiger 8egenb ME einen Sc
rt9t, iomit piG i9 einnlnl einige 3eilen
i9rei6en.
Sir einen @rnteberi9t 1T es tpo6l 3ietnz
li4 fpGt, 10 mag bus @etter berbaIten.
Der DerfIOhene Winter fam BON einem
porber9e9angenen 10 lei9t ni9t iibertrofz
fen tperOen, BENIN ffpn am II. Stto6er
belt er feinen @in5ug nit einem tii9tigen
S4neeturm, 3pg bann "a Wo9en lang
mtloere Sdtten auf unO Iebte bann am
25. Nopem6er tpieDer nit DDler Strenge
etn; fettoem ut er BEL uns geblieben unb
nit ieoem neuen Wtprgen, an tpel9em man
freunbli9en Sonneni9ein gu 1e6en 6offt,
1T Der 800en pieber nit elmer neuen Ipetz
ben 9ede 5ugebedt. Mtan fe6nt 1i9 b1z
Fer NIT 3e3t na6 feinem S4eiben unb
Niemano pirh baffelbe pebe tbu1, ME es
in benz betannten 2ie0e beiBk
IQe Iunbn. 8robufte fte6en boG i'm
9reiie; Safer toitet 25 Gents per 8uI6el,
Corn $50 Gents, Butter u Gents pet
Pfunb, @ier = ia, ba er6Glt man tpobl
nod 5 Gents fir isbes 9uBenb, penn
man ite nur fpieOer mitnimmt; fe finb 6ier
ielten t6euer, Die meiite 3eit itebt Der 9reis
unter 10 Gents. Suite Mil6fii6e to{ten
bon $35-$40, S9petne $3.50 per 100
Pfnnh Qe6enbgetpibt. &artoffeln CAB es
Doriges Sabr 3temli9 bel, ~tpeniqftens err
Rtelten bic metiten Sarmer genug fir if
rem eigenen 8ebarf, aber trpBbem fe6lt es
uns an @oatfartoFfeln, benin Der Itarfe
5roft bat tie ale gu nidte gemu9t, besz
balb finO tie AUDI 10 t9euer, iie toiten 81
per 8ui6el, @inIiegenO finben sic 81
fir metn altes unb neues announcement, als
PrGmie m0dte i4 go. 10.
Mtt 8ruB
@erbarb @o1ten.
* x =
Douglas, gaebr., IA, NpriG 1899.
Wertber 9err Simon!
@ie ib febe, p~erlangt man BON sS6ne1,
baB Sic AUDI bas @eber6unbnerf
berteben fpQen. Sd min ba6er i'm SSnterz
efe Der 5rau 80tt9er in MinneIota
oeren 5ruge gu beantporten beriu6en,
benin i'd bin ndmIi4 Garpet=8 eaber
gu 1 9arb Rdg Carpet gebDren Il pfu1b
9umpen, limb tebo4 bon ben 6oien bes alten
8rummbdren gu pieIe ~barunter, 70 gebruu6t
MAJ Il pfunb. 8enn 5rau 8Dtt9er mir
OaS Nfatertal i4iden min, 10 pebe i'd i6r
ben Carpet fir 12a Gents per Warb; ib
berftebe bie5 @ef6Gft, babe es in 9eut16z
lamb 9elernt, Sir "a garbs Carpet bralldt
man 10 Bfunb @arn. 60, nun fam
5ruu 9. feIbft uusre4nen, tpie pieG tie BON
jeoem brau4t. Mtt 9ruB
Srau Srant &opob.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-17

U4TIaCASs Ao3uo-
c. H. Nichols has been appointed post
master at Franklin, King county. 20 sue
coed A L. Valentine. resigned.
Acslhert Foats has been appointed post
succeed Robert J. wilcox. for whom the
of1ce was named Joseph W Flynn. Of
fs<aQuah. and James J. Hubbard Of Endi-
colt, have been appointed railway mail
clerks.
Commissions for the following wash
ington Offices have been issued. Newaa-
knm. Clarence Z. y.nal: Stones. Eliza beth
cha.saros Gsosse ran olaRen ,sn isn.
Shelley cedarvslie. Jethro r. Chambers
Paris c. McGrath has been appointed
postmaster a; new office just established
ives; OF Springda;e A special mai serv-
ice has been established between these
Offices.
4 star route mail service has been es-
tahl.shed between Chehaiis and Alpha,
taking in the ofhces OF Forest and Agate.
a distance Of twenty miles. and hack. six
times a week. A contract has already been
ls' for he service from July Is. 1889; to
from Chehalis 10 Agate and from Napa-
vine 10 Alpha were discontinued on July IL
Tae star route services from Toppenish
to ziiiah and from zEsh to Parker viii
The postonlce formerly known as Mars
Landing. on the Columbia river. in Wash
ington. VII be hereafter called Mendoza.
An order has been issued permitting the
postmaster at Union to deliver the mail
to the Seattle carrier eight hours ahead OF
schedule time on Sundays provided no
connections are broken and no complaints
made
The mail messenger service 10 the trains
At Sedro, Skagit county. Is discontinued
July Is.
A postoffiee has been established at Val
des. Alaska eighty miles northwest OF
Orca. and Franklin q. Bartlett appointed
postmaster. ALLAN b. SLACSON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-17
Eotai shrinkage Of Is stocks. .t101. 255.
law sArinkagc IL Figured.


b the case of these twen;y-six COM
knea which. 4 will be seen. cover almost
Ndy lne Of manufacturing thus far in
sa6ed by trade organization. the total
sAfinkage OF SOL Is .6ls is divided almost
ka1f and half between the preferred
MANS. which In most cases represent ac-
hal property. and the common shares. II
VA BE- figured from the above tahuiation
thaf the decrease In value OF preferred
SMfes In the fiscal half year amounts to
M1QsSH. The decrease In value OF COM
- sock amounts to $5s234.i5l.
~ ehrtnkage IL figured on the actual
equalization of the twenty-six companies
~ the quoted values Of their stocks on
~ New York and Chicago exchanges. In
~ case Of combines which were organ
~ AFTER January the high price OF the
STOCK on the FRS. day ii was sold to the
public on the stock exchange and the
market value on June ~ are taken. The
ksh and low prices taken in this COM
paatioH do not show. I'm most cases. the
txsfeme fluctuations of the stock and are
ncfe conservative than the usual way OF
eetimatinG loss or Increase In values.
- the above table 4tl4.62S preferred
sasres Of par value OF 500 each are in
t'uaed The average loss per share In
pH moHihs has been $lo.i7. OF the 5.i54. s43
sAsFts Of common stock the average
shSnkaEe has been sios2 per share. The
act that the larger number OF common
sAeres has shrnnk so little compared
WITH the preferred shares Is accounted
lef BY the fact that the common shares
nv mostly held by spectators and are
tsps from shrinking generally by stock
tIehaEge operators. The preferred
saarss, being mostly held for investment
purposes are not thus supported.
Advance In Eleven Trusts.
Whlsa the markets of these twenty-s.x
utsss have suffered such an enormous
snfinkaEs redeemlnx feature OF the
ssosk market for the holders OF such
eoeka can be found in the fact that mar
.et Values Of stocks In eleven trusts have
~ e. reased during the last six months just
SsAHt& In the case OF this advance
Nmta was scored by preferred stocks
ma uA&N.I@ By common stocks. Re-
sMed 10 averages La asn shares OF pre-
~trea stock. par value site each. increased
- PR saare. or the common stocks.
AasAssas salae sif1 par. the advance in
H.ee Was 80 per share.
~ y ale The shsinkage 81 more than $in,
.8we y distributed generally among
WsnsS-siS companies. more than one-half
y we advance, which IS only about one
sesIsh a. great as the decline. Is credited
enc established concern-~ths American
ssesF REFINING Company which controls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-17
AMERICANS LACK OF CULTURE.
Cuban Paper In Havana PatheticaIly
HeWaila II.

HAVANA. July le.-El Dar.o la Marina
says: III The human d al - mater.yi In
terest. then the United States poss sses
the highest form of civilization. but
thank God, the Spaniards and Cubans
have been taught in a noblsr school The
predominating Influence in tie United
States is capital. Monopoly. coupled with
the use OF machinery, has only served in
the United States TO curb personal intel
Iectuai endeavor. 10 disappoint such am
edge hardly worth candle II ts only
necessary to glance through the columns
Of tn. Amer can newspapers in order TO
find letters and interviews from returned
officers which have gradually changed
the entire American sentiment toward
Cuba. While the Americans may be
richer. stronger. more active and more
huslness-iike than ourselves. they cannot
claim 20 be cultured. not even to the de-
gree az SPANS Cuban offspring
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-17
PASSENGER TRAIN DERAILED.
One Lady Injured and Others Oh
Board BADLY shaken In.

REDDING, Cal. July ia bad derail-
mens occurred at Blue Cut. ten miles
south OF Delta. this morning. Southern
Pacific passenger train No. was divided
into two sections. At Blue Cut bridge
nearly 200 feet long crosses the Sacra-
mento river. As the second section ran
on the bridge the next to the last car
turned the rail and left the track. The
Pullman also left the rails, the wheel of
both cars resting on the steel part Of the
bridge. The train stopped suddenly.
The passengers were badly Jared and
lady In the Pullman had her knee cut
That the cars did not topple into the river
IL remarkable. Twenty-four hours will
be REQUIRED to remove the deraiied cars
and repair the track.
Gov Geer. of Oregon. and his party
were on the cars which left the track.
They were transferred to other coaches
as soon as possible. The mfshap will
cause delay of about six hours to Cali
fornia express train No. g. The cause
OF the derailment Is unknown The
bridge Is furnished with a guard OF rails
ctdent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-17
wOMAN's TERRIBLE DEED.
Kills Her Mother, shoots Her Hus-
hand and kills HeFself

LIBERTYvILLE, ILL.,. July 1S.-Follow-
Ing family quarrel this afternoon. Mrs
George Treiter shot and killed her moth
er. Mrs. Christian FNoss, wounded her hus-
hand ard killed herself
The shooting occurred at the home OF
the Treiters a mile ami ham northwest
CT Ling Grove village near this place
The quarrel was precipitated by long
stand ng family troubles. Hot words were
exchanged during the morning between
Mrs. Foss and her daughter. and Treittr
also became involved In the discussion.
The trouble was apparently over when
after dinner. 4 broke out afresh Mr.
Tre:ter opened fire with a revolver upon
her mother. The first shot was fatal and
his wife. received three wounds. that sent
him from the house In retreat After leav-
ing the house he heard two more shots
the ones that killed his wife.
Mrs Trester leaves two children. and
years OF age. She was SO and her moth
er - years OF age.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-17
CORNISH POISONING CASE.
Another Chapter Comes Up In the
Statement Of n Druggist.

NEW YORK. July ia special TO the
World from New Haven SAYS:
Walter $ Swayue OF this city. a chem
ist. has made affidavit that In March and
October Of 1897 he compounded for a man
calling himself III. Cornish COM
pound Of antimony. prussic acid. mercury
and copperas. The sfoE was seat 10 H
Cornish. Hartford. Conn" Later In the
fall Of the same year the so-Caiied Cor
uish sent a letter from New York asking
that Swayne make another quantity OF
the Sarae compound. saying Mr. Swayne
8stsilT receive orders from a s1aas lot,
Mr. Swayne made another small guam
tity 81 tn. compound and sent IL as hefor.
20 Cornish ut Hartford.
SWayns SAYS he would know the ma n
aho gave the order S~aYre was for
f:seriy a druggist In Philadelphia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-17
. MILLIONS WERE LOST.


& rHJcAGo July ls.-Markef values OF
49,. ..tndusfrtafs stocks-one-hdR ~
49, AVE secured control over their re-
s.s~ee1ve ltses of business In the United
-. the others ecntEoitlng from one
~ . tvo-thlsds Of their lines In Amer
a.s ave suffered . shrinkaxe OF SO. 55.-
- :. - IN months ended June %. That
s-s1nf represents the descent In quoted
.-.ssss1 vsluae between January ], or the
- Az hereafter when the stock was
ss1ieeiy traded in on the market, and the
- urecedtug JuSa %. when the stocAs
- traded in on open market.
- fusafy-six companies represented
- sh0ee whose stocks are generally trad ;
p 4 81 The public. and do not include
s-sses a which the stocks are held by the
snafeeturers who entered into them. or
- handiesd only occasionally BY the puo-
-
ruaievtue % tie taDulated showing Of
- skrfnkaee In stocks:
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DEATHS.



NEW YORK. July l6.-Maj Francis d.
Clark. California pioneer. IL dead at
East Orange, aged - years. When q
young man he enlisted In the famous
Stevenson regiment. which was sent by
the government TO California soon after
the acquisition OF that territory, He
volunteered In the Mexican war and
served with credit. and In the civil war
he served In the Quartermaster's depart
ment with the rank OF major. serving
throughout the war. He was president
Of the Mexican War Veterans OF New
Jersey. He was treasurer Of the New
York Society Of California pioneers.
G. -. F0Ote.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July &c NJ
Foote. grand exalted knight. OF the Grand
lodge. Order OF Elks died In this city to-
day from heart failure. superinduced by
complication of diseases. Mr.. Fcote wa.
one Of the leading citizens Of Minneapolis
and 4 few years since was prominent
candidate for postmaster. He was q
years old. Mr.. Footc was one Of those
injured IN the collapse of the Coliseum nj
Atlantic City. ". J.. in 1895.
Col. W. r. Johnston.
NEW YORK. July ls.-col. w. p. John.
ston. aged 81 years. president OF Tulane
university. New Orleans, died here today.
He had come here for his health.
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INTERESTING FAMILY QUARREL.
wealthy Man Tries to shoot His
Wife and His Son Runs Him OF.

MARION. Ind. July 1s-James b.
Grosoy, wealthy manufacturer Of Ma
rton. attempted to shoot his wife and fam
ny today. Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby separated
last January. Previous to the separation
crosby had transferred to his wife stock
IN the Crosby paper mills and the Marion
strawboard mills. which are both owned
by him. that he might better fight the
american strawboard trust. After defeat
ing the trus. he demanded the return OF
der IL.
He visited his wife today while she and
her six children were eating dinner, and
again demanded the stock She refused,
and he pointed a revolver at her and pup.
ed the trigger. The cartridge failed TO ex-
piode, and he tried the second Mrs Cros-
by ran from the house. Her son attempt
ed to strike his father with q chair. and
the father attempted to shoot him, but
the revolver again failed to go on. The
son secured two revolvers and pursued his
father down the street, but was caught
and held by neighbor.
Crosby was arrested and given a pre.im-
mary hearing and placed under a heavy
peace bond. A board TO examine into HIS
sanity viii be appointed tomorrow.
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oLD-TuME LOVERS REUNITED.
Quarrel nj the Lowo-Axo Ad1asfed
and Marriage Follows

TOT EDO @. July - jeremiah Eoners
aged ~ snd A.5sxa 4. SAoriey, aged =
were married AT Napoleon last sight
They were lovers during their school,
DAYS A aszar-st arose and their engage
flien: was broken Both married Ms
Sherssy's husband died seen after and
Bowers wife dicd several years ago. The
a~%d couple recently met. and recercfss-
stssn followed Bowers relatives hou>d
&c have q guardian appointed for him.
hus tailed He reeesved about q so back
pension recently.
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SACRAMENTO. Cal. July 1.-THE body
Of an unknown man was today found In
the Sacramento river. nine miles below
Freeport- The corpse II that Of a man
60 years. He had wooden leg.
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WASHINGTON. July ls.-Commlss,one
Herman. Of the general land ONCE having
received a dspatch from ex-senator w. v.
Allen demanding that the commissioner
resract an alleged statement that he TAT
zen, had entered government land under
the reservoir or other act OF congress- has
replied that no such statement has ever
been made by the general lane ONCE.
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MINNEAPOLIS July 1.-THE body Of the
man who shot himself at Lake Harriet yes
.erday. was recognized a. that OF b. c.
H.nnenf cashier Of the construction de-
psrtment OF the Northwestern Telephone
Company. Hinnant came here from Texas
two wears ago. About six years ago ne
married Mes Clark OF HIlisboro. Tex. II
il sad that family troubles drove him to
suicide II Is believed his accounts are
asrasRht