davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1899-11-17
sIrNnAY TRAINa.

FOR Philadelphia (express). l.57. 500. 400.
S55. 9,35. 9.55, 1859, n.45 a. M; l.5, 200,
ass 6O7 7.23 9.06 and GIG D. m.
Accommodation, 40. S.25 a. nl.s 1910, l.50,
400 526. lbs aud 1913 p. m.
For Chester (express). lbl, 420, Sos,
11.45 a. m; l.s7, 800 ass, cor. 6.57 and 800
y. m.
Accommodation. 71o. S25 a. m; 1910
t.50 400, 5.26 7.2S and l0A3 p. m.
For New York, (through express), 1.5l
202, 9.35 Dining Carl. 9.h5. li,a5 q. m. iai
Dining carl, 800 6.07. 'G2Q. Dining Car),
G57. 9.16 p. m. connecting via Broad Street
Station Philadelphia, 4.20 I.lO, $50 a. IN. (.
100, i5S and 10.43 y. m
For Boston. without change, 723 p. "a,
Baltimore and Washington, 435, SOC,
l01S a. m; l2O5 1919. 1.50. $50, $40, Gil,
1856. S.1i %. m, and 1888 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
5b7 y. m, 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street sta
tlon, for Wilmington (express), 1850. l2o.
ilg3 a. m; 1909. LIZ. 3.12 AL, sos. b.Si,
6.55. 7si, 825, lilo, Lie p. M, and 10.
ACCOMMODATION. s.35. a.12. 1896 q. m
1880. 2.32. 6.lO SIS and 1907 p. m
Evening journal., 1899-11-17
RAILROADS
PENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD
WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE r. r.
sohedule N effect septe1nher 80, 1893.
Traina leave wllmington IS follovs:

Schedule In effect Septe1nle er 30 1888
T'raans leave wilmington as follows.
For Philadelphia, (exp ess). L5l 3.O2 4.2l.
Gao 7.42, $50. $50. s55, 9.S5 9,55. 1903 1o52
IL. .25, 1872 las a. m. sal2i6. 1871 400. all
4.5s 5.oi, COZ 6.so. o.57. z2s, 9.oei and 9.1s p
m.
m; 1850, 232 400, b26 and 1043 D. m.
h'or Chester (express) t.57. AGO, Gs0. 7.42,
7.50, SEQ, $50 1908. lbs, 1132 ll.45 a. M;
l37, 800. 4.5s, 6.o7 6.57 and 9.o6 p. m.
Accommodation, 610. l.10, S.14, 1103 a.
m; 1850, 2.22, 400 526. $50 and lo.43 p. m.
For New York (through expreas). l.57,
300. 9.s5 Dining Carr 9.55. 10.52 ll45 a u. /;
.@l216 Dining Carr, i37. CDiniig Can, 3.ll
G.07. f6.20 Dining Carl, d.5i and g.l6 p. n. :
connecting via Broad Street Station
Philadelphia, 400. $50. 40 $50, 1905 a. Tn.;
2.32, 800, ASS, 5.0i and l0.43 y. m.
For Boston without change, 1912 a. m.
and 7.23 y. m.
| For Newark Center and intermediate
lstations. 731 a. m. and 6.4t p. m.
Baltimore and washington, 4.35 500
/ 9l0, l0.1S and i1.00 a. M: 1905 i249 f'Ll5,
1850, $50 5.23 '6.10 Gil. ZOO, 7s6, S.1l p. m,
and 1853 night.
baltimore and intermediate stations
232, ii3 5.57 p. m, 1900 night.
Evening journal., 1899-11-17
HOW To CURE
ASPARAGUS RUST
Disease Has Been Known to
Exist in Europe Nearly
Century.
INTHIs COUNTRY THREE YEARS

INTERESTING ARTICLE PRE-
PARED BY THE EXPERIMENTAL
STATION, AT DELAWARE COL
LEGE, ON THE FOE OF THE De
LICIoUs TABLE LUXURY.
Evening journal., 1899-11-17

Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Street, FOR
Wilmington (express), $50. 7.20, 7.25 S.32,
1920. il.23 a. M; 1909 sfi2 SO, liz, 152 3.l2,
SAG, 40i, al COS 5.3i $50. Gil, 6.55 73l,
II. 10. 1.16 D. m and 1905 night.
Accommodation. 6.34 7.30 912 1926 a. M !:
i.22, AT. 404, 44f, 5.96, 6.25. S.5s, 1907 and
III rs n m
Evening journal., 1899-11-17

Gaa SsasTssaSs Afsn. ot pass. 4 I: zfaa'ss N;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

nathouse with stores q; lixa5xloo; u
3d-st Nos 352 and asa East for two six-story
brick rathouses. with stores. 81 .2x5ex64; sam
uel Nicholson No 1870 Avenue n owner Horen- .
burger Straub. architects -. D
1foth-st 3 100 II Of Broadway, for Ave i've
story brick dwelling houses. 1s 10 and 2oxe2e
owner: Brewer Gayle. No 2IsI Brosoway a.,
arsnee S o Tor tsn;ory brick store and loft
building %. sxiisiO: Henry Corn. No l42 5th-
ave. owner; Robert Maynicke. No i23 Broad 90
cth-ave n W cor i27th-s,. for eIx-story brick
fathouse 4sllx95 William Drought. No 2l6
West iO4th-st. owner: Neville & Bagse. NO 2lf -.
West 125th-st architects. :.........;.... i"
eght-story brick nathouse. with stores. e0lx
s22: AE BINGHAM No Is East lloth- ~
East grosdwax e cor asH1TsS- for
story brick tenement-house. with stores. S9xIo:
Goodman. 10 2ss East 5oth-st. owner; =,
oak-st e cor oliver-st for a six.story brick fat
house. with stores "a 2x4s.4 and 500; Golden &
Rosenberg. No II Doyer-st. owners Bern =,
1olst.st s $. 10 It OF Madison ave. for three
tve,:tory brick aath 10, 2Sxss; kapeansky
Thomas Graham architect .................... q
3d-aye No se5 sd.ave. s. IS n Of 161st-st. for
two two-story brick stores and lodgerooms 5Ox
70; Joseph Gleason Company. No POS East
12sth-st owner; Charles Money No COS East =.
12eth-st architect Observation-Disclosures. Il
Southern Boulevard, $. 2ss Il Of vis;avs
Felix Grmley, No 1875 Fact 6oth-st owner;
Miller. architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tor a ne-and-one-half-story frame stable 24xls
Felix Grmley. owner; F D Miller. architect.
Briggsave. $. IFS It Of Travers-st. for three
sion l2xi2: Mary Costello. No 1.3ao stebblns-
ave. owner; John Strefer. No All 3d-ave.
architect ...'..'.'...'''''..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
Kansas City, PittSburg & Gulf K. K. 20.

Further d.posts If stocks and bonds above named Will
y. ,eo.,v.d hy The Mercantile Trust Company Of the
CIV O, New York further notice. under an agree
r.n cones of which may obtained at the once OF
the Trust Company.
tors II the Plan OF Readjustmen shall prove to be
satisfactory to them.
An amount equal the interest maturing April is'
1899 will be advanced TO depositing bondholders.
The Committee is Of the opinion that Intelligent
Plan OF Reimbursement be formulated until physical
examination showing the needs Of the property and an
examination the shall have been completed
The result OF will form proper basis
for plan Until the changes in the personnel Of
this and Receivershp. satisfactory arrange
could made for such examinations At the
Of Amsterdam bondholders. expert have
been appointed to examine the books and accounts and
expert has also been appointed physical
animation The plan will be formulated these
examinations shall have been completed
Negotiable receipts will be Issued by The Mercantile
Trust Company and application for their listing the
New York Stock Exchange will be made in due
ERNST THALMANN,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
Il. III. HARTMAN,
j. LOWBER WEIGH,
JAMES sTILLMAN,
GEORGE COPPELL,
w. l.. BULL,
w. r. GLYN.
". c. CULVER. Counsel
ALVIN W. KRECH. Secretary. 40 Roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s3i-st e. 275 n OF Park-ave 28xlO22 also
No 148 West 11th-st, 1Sex5I3; John Morton a.
as treasurer etc 10 Walter Miller. .:''.' -
3D. ave Nos ISL and 1753, corner ptn-st =
30 5xeo; Simon Herman et al 10 Henry Michaehs
Sth-ave 3 g. PAIL It OF 142d-st. IoxlO; SOPHIA
Cardvell and another executors. etc, to Alex ,
4th-st. W corner 2d-ave. 22s II to ist-ave Y
2JOx K e 501 ia TO 4th-st ZOZ 20
beginning being in villages OF Wakened ana
Jerome; William and Kate A Moores to Twelfth ,
9th 81 8 $40 II W OF shave 2oxi00 II; Charles
A Jackson referee. 70 Lima webster
e2d ST No 20 East 16xI00.o; Laura W Vain
wright and another 10 the Islip Corporattoh.s
a5th-st a 1870 II OF Park-ave. 1S9xoSe;
Charles z Nelson TO Noble F Hossson.. ,;,.,,,'
Orchard St No 1871 s. ZxSl.6; barbara MEM, q
individual and execurix to Abraham Newmann
iist-st n s. 100 II e OF 2-ave. l8sx9sS; John ,
Herrick and another. executors. 10 Mary Mena
i1sth-st s s. $40 II W OF 5th-ave. 2oxlo II; VIII ,
lam Cohen referee. TO James stokes.
l+Oth-st n g. 05 Il OF Convent-ave. l21xW 10
14Ist-st Richard Stockton TO James Living .,
Amsterdam-ave =, 75.s IT $ OF GOT st. 25xso
executors and trustees Of William II HAN 10 ,
Isidor Abraham ........,.......:.
e3d-st g. 1es II OF Avenue b. 2oxW ixZo.Sx
s72: John r Peters ct al 10 Leon sobel ...:.'
Ilith-st g. 200 II OF 5th-ave, lI.sxlOOll;
Daniel 3 Chds and another executors. 10
81 NichoissHsve. e s. 1919 II OF l47th-st. BOX
cox irregular; Franklin Blen, referee. 10 Maria
A Gelston and another individual and executnx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
MICniQAN.PENINSULA CAR COMPANY
BY g. S. DE LANo. Treasurer.
WEST VIRGINIA COAL LANDS FOR SALE.

We have $50 OF valuable coal land. situated
the Monongahea River Railroad. This land lie entirely
underiad egh-foot vein OF the famous Pttsourg
Coal. This property is not in the wids OF West VII
gnis but in the od-establ!shed Fairmont Region The
Monongshea River Railroad delivers 10 the Baltimore
Railroad transportation and west daily from
5000 10000 tons OF coal from their road II VIII cost
from 1900 $1,000 develop this property and place
in position 10 market 500 daily There 10 so-
sou,ely difficulty in finding market for this coal
amount OF 900 5000 tons yearly There
fourteen operations this railroad all OF
which working TO their full capacity This oosl can
Be bought OF cents per ton. including
surface The payments be arranged % that the yearly
minimum will be comparatively email Our object 10 10
interest capital developing Of this prop
sry All communications will receve prompt attention.
Bank furnished. Address BOX NO. LOIS Oral
ton W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Gleason Michael and Sarah ]. TO Sarah Buroy 49,
Webster-aye e corner I75th-st. y year. $780,
ChesebrouRh Robert A. to Mutual lAfe insurance
Comnany Brtdge-st. corner Safest lZs5x 49,
1874 10 Peari-st years w.
Kahn Alexander to Sophia Cardwell and another
executors etc SHAVE. + t1l n n OF 1870 M
Brown Ann to Elizabeth Ternan. No % James No
Newman Abraham to George Hermann. No l3'
gams 10 lanes Suydam. same property. years ~
Edgar Newbold l. r. TO Isidore y ana max
Kone ATHEIST, Q. 20 n e OF stn-ave. hso
interior lot at centre block between s1th ana ~
Isth ats and 325 II e OF sth-ave years -. 80
d,hlin lanes NJ, and another, devsees. ETC. 70
Eliza A Partridge. Columbus ave - II OK o.
67th-st years =, ,.,,,,, "
,rhori.v Jennie r. 20 Dry Dock Savings lnstitu- "a,
ZION 42d- ST 9 o. 275 n " OF 6th-ave year "'
>f,rIsr Waiter T. 10 John T Morton as ueesurvr
etc s3d-.t o. 275 II W OF Park-ave' Also NO "a
fAs West ifth-st year. 90
unnp. Hannah u and John c. to stephen Q
poeert trustee etc. Ii9th-st s. 100 II OF "a,
years. :. ~
s,oekton Richard. to United States Trust Com NJ
many conv,nt-ave n corner l+Oth-st. year ~
Game 10 same Convent-ave $ W corner ifis-se On
year. .,.........ss $780,. - r.~,,.,.
same 70 same i+ist-st s. % ~ OF convent On,
sam. 10 same. i4oth-st. n g. 90 II OF Convent On
-ah,n che ana Louis, 20 the New-York Savings =.
Bank No 20 orchard-st, 8 years. .'...:,..' 49,
Ry,hpan solomon Nancy Sherwood ana an a.
thsr. Rivinston-st " corner Ridge years 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railway Company
REORGANIZATION.

New York. May list. 1899.
To the Holders OF THE MERCANTILE TRUST CON-
PANYs Certificates Of Deposit for Consolidated -Four
Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds; and
To the Holders OF Certificates Issued by the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, representing Pre-
ferred Stock Stock (upor which all payments
required by the Plan OF Reorganization have been made
OF The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company:
The Reconciliation Committee Is prepared TO de-
liver at the ONCE Of THE MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY 12O BROADWAY. NEW YORK. the
securities Of THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY in exchange for certificates OF deposit
above.
One hundred schedules per diem will be received.
The certificates issued by the Central
Trust Company New York must be endorsed In blank
and the assignment be acknowledged before notary
public or by satisfactory to The
Mercantile Trust Company. Fractional scrip will be is
sued 10 represent fractions Of share Of stock.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
j. KENNEDY TOD,
GEORGE COPPELL,
EUGENE DELANO,
WILLIAM A. DICK,
Rcor gu nization Committee.
A. ". KRECH. Secretary.
100 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
To Holders Of Outstanding Bonds
OF THE
Michigan Peninsular Car Co,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on March l. 1899.
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Car Company made sale Of
the property and franchises by the mortgage OF
the Company dated September 1892 TO the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York (by it's former name OF the
New York Guaranty and Indemnity Company a. Tn,n-
tina, upon such the principal OF all the bonds
secured became by virtue Of the fol-
lowing clause in the mortgage But upon any sale Of
the property and franchises secured by this mortssxe
the principal OF all the bonds secured hereby and then
outstanding shall become due already due by the
bonds by publication herein provider'
that this Company will pay the holders OF oustand
ing which shall be surrendered before
1890 at the Office OF Guaranty Trust Company in the
City OF New York payment and cancellation at the
per OF principal and in addition
all accrued interest the mortgage rate to the date
surrender and that interest all outstanding
bonds surrendered on or before June 1892 shall
cease that date.
Detroit May /, 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

$4,000
10000
1000
1900
5000
10000
1880
5000
5000
10000
10000
10000
3OD
10000
i4.50
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
To Capitalists and Investors.


4 Observation-Disclosures real estate nj! kinda. sale And
A rent CLARENCE n TUBDs. : Beskman-st.. N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

W. Q. CULVER. Counsel.
ALVIN W. KRECH. Secretary. 40 Roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
unfnrnisbeo Apartments Go Get.
Countrp })ropertp for Sale.

VpHHIrg 1JIUptIEU 1UI -'"'''
A TTRACTTVE home site at White Plains All I'M
"A provements and property increasing IN value Can
have plot 100 front more and can BUY on terms
to suit purchaser Address for fun details H. D.
ANGEL. White Plains. y. Y.
TNOR sATE-LArge house; all improvements; stables;
L plot OF ground i20x25 near depot; suitable Tor
boarding house; bargain. CASE ID Union Ha-st' ia
n.aca.
TNARM-Forty acres meadow, orchard delightful va
4 lev 40 miles from New-fork along the HUDSON
River 1 "A miles from depot. Apply 70 or adoress "
~ MILTON CLARK, Croton-on- Hudson. N I,
rrrNAFTY " J.-Beautiful in its bright spring cress
-. blossoms and flowers houses for sale and 20
~. land Tor building wEATHERBY. 2Il Broadway
WHITE PLAINsHouse having artistic stone versnaa
w "A nine rooms; all improvements
I,sh,. Mot loOxi7O: bargain TO right parties Ad-
ers.. New NETHERLAND REALTY COMPANY, 2Il
broadway, ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
Real Gstate for Sale or Gxtbange.

1890 ~, s,os
N doubl. fats fully rented, al low price or VIII Sx-
change CYRILLE CARREAU. 2s5 Grand-st.' mr. bowery.
"A DvERTIsEMENTs and sapseriptiSns ,"s me rreune
% door north Of s1st-st until o'clock m; adyeruss-
received at the following branch onees regular
cor 2sd- ST. 1852 eth-sve. Cor i2th-st Macys eth-ays
West 42d-st. near eh-ave.; 90 East t4th-st 81 wet
I2det between 7th and sth $50 East 4lthst; ~
sSave between 7eth and nth ss: 02e sd-svs.. near
eist-.t. g. Os fst-ave. near sath-st: 40 M-avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

f Ka5 = John 5 V .seoS ' R ssSs' sl,h s
Hossson Noble r 70 Alfred Be.dission and
another trustees s''h-st $. 1926 # Of ., mn
Mecslum John. to Robert D Winthrop. exeey-
st. years 10000
247 West esth~. ...'.'"..."...... 1880
NJ liz ha to an. Ps'p NJ ssvnss ssns
Lppnan Louis. to william wyatt trustee
e,e. iooth-st $ $. 1898 It W of Psrk-sve. ~ o,o
tucker ct al trustees, ETC. No 4o7 West 10Th
salt.seder Frederick ". to North River saving,
o, BANK No S2i West Csth-:t years 10000
70 # Of Daerst year .......... 1900
aho Sc Il Mayni and
Same to LAWYERS Mortgage Insurance Company. ~.
Grsenwaid samuel. to Christopher Byrnes No
Same to Leopold schmsid.r and another No ais
Same to same Nos 81 and s7s East lcih:i WV
McNamee Mary a. to the German Savings Bank.
l3sth-st. S. 1891 It OF st Ann's-ave.
Same to ,ame iasth-st. !. ioi7 Il Of St
M9hlssr. Henry 70 Julia 5 Bryant No Is East 49,
same Q same 's 90 81 East o,; y.ar. 5000
10 Il n Of Dster~st year ..,,."....... 5000
Keenan, ,eI,s,.. Michael . to cornslIu, Knssand nm
Same to Lameert suydan Same propsrty years 1900
Abraham. isidor. 10 Henry s Hall ~ AL
st. years. ...,................. 10000
Company. No 1871 Alexander ave- yesrs...... 5000
Same 10 same No 33s East l23d-st years. 1000
Doheny. George. and another. administrators. etc,
ct al to the State Bank Of Syracuse and Trust
and Deposit Company Of Onondaga 5th-ave
5th-ave demand .....,.......'.. 1875 sss
pany. No 578 East lOth-st. YEAR mortgages 10 800
dsm.ave : E corner is0th-st 3 years .''".'. 10000
Same 10 James Hay same property. demand. IS, go
psny. 5th-av. E :. Is # Of isth-si' years 10000
property " '.'.' 10000
doussl-st. " 5. s2s II Of a,h-st years.. 10000
Union Methodist Episcopal Church to Franklin
years D"~ 10000
Fast 57th"st 5 years .'.e.s..'...... 90 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
FURNISHED 6onsss 90 Eft-Conntrp.
SCHOONHOVEN COTTAGES,
property OF Jonathan Thorpe. the bank Of
BLACK ROCK HARBOR.

location anywhere the Connecticut shore
Desirable roomy Cottages directly the water
attractiyely furnished lighted by modern plumbing
perfect sewerage and abundant supply Of good
boating sailing. bathing. fishing, etc.
BLACK Rock on the Sound so miles from New York, Is
one OF the heathes breeziest spots In Connecticut Is
near Bridgeport. the New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad.
W Miller will be at the Manhattan Hotel 42d Street
A NJ 10 5 P NJ. to show Isans and photographs and
10 give information regarding This property.
W I, MILLER, Supt. Black Rock. Conn. A. II.
JOHNSON e. CO.. $40 away. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs.-De.

p.rmsnt o. the Interior, orss Of Isaan Affairs.
indorsed Proposals for blankets. wooden and cotton
goods clothing etc the case may b and alr.e'sd
Wooster New Yor. cy s ss rees s sn,
FOR the Indian Service. blankets. wooden and cotton
goods. clothing. notions hats and caps BIDS must os
necessary information for bidder: WI b. fgrnshsd o.
Z; and 70 Wooster street New York city or ooz sats
street Chicago M the comms.sries OF sSosstSna,s
ST. Paul and FrancLsco; ~. postm.stsrs az sloys
S,v yankton Arkansas City Caldwell. Topeka wichita
and Tucson Bids will be opened a. the hour ana Gays
.stsd ana bidders invited 10 be present AZ the
soove RE pspsrtment reserves the right
oin, OF delivery reject and all bids. %
any part '' any W. A. JONES. Commissioaes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
Proposals.

\ RMY BTiIDfNG. WHITEHALL STREET.
- NEW YORK CITY MAY s. isS9.--sealed proposals.
tripicate will be received here Until " o'clock noon
bh 1890 then opened for drayage required ~
the Quartermestss Department during the fiscal year
commencing July LIST. 1899 Conditions. blanks sts.
furnished application. Government reserves the right
reject accept all bids any part thereof
Proposals should Re endorsed Proposals for Drayage 20
be opened June 18th. 1900 and addressed TO A. KIN
BALL. Asst. Quartermaster-fieneral, L. s. A.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-12

1t might be COntended that the
month of July is not an average month
for mortality in Butte. This is prob
ably true. The number of deaths dur
ing the winter months is considerably
greater than during the summer
months. but not sufficiently larger to
bring Butte's death rate up to that
which prevails in most other cities of
the country. In proportion to the in
crease in population the city's death
rates is gradually decreasing. The to-
tai number of deaths in 1890 was 634 in
1891 it was 615; in 1892, 1922; in 1893, 5o4.
There has been a steady decrease since
that time, although the population is
steadily increasing. The highest death
rate Butte ever had was 1851 per thou
sand. The number of deaths for the
year 1897 was Al. Estimating on a pop
ulation of 1900 at that time, Butte's
death rate was 10 per thousand With
a population of $1,000 this year. and
with the low mortality record already
shown each month of the present year,
it is probable that the death rate for
1899 will be less than 10 per thousand.
The QuakeTs are selling medicine by
the bushel and have already far ex-
ceeded the record made by Neno, the
fakir doctor who worked Butte a couple
of years ago and who was sent to the
penitentiary. The Quakers should be
satisfied to sell their medicine on its
merits and not abuse the city in which
they are coming money so rapidly and
not seek to brighten money out of the
pockets of the ignorant Otherwise the
sufferance of the people and of the au-
thorities in their case may very quick
ly come to an end to their undoing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-12
IS AN OUTRAGEOUS LIE
Quaker Doctors Make Remark
able Statement.
THE DEATH ROLL IN BUTTE
They Say 1t Is Appalling, but the Fig
ures Show How Utterly False the
Lie Is-Healthiest City in
the Country.

In the endeavor to impress upon his
hearers that they were all likely to die
within "a hours unless they bought his
medicine at once, one Of the trio of
Quaker doctors who speak nightly in
the yard back of the library building
used on Thursday evening this Ian
guage:
'The death rate of Butte is enormous.
1t is frightful. 1t is so appalling that
your newspapers dare not publish it
for fear it would frighten away people
who are now residents and keep away
outsiders who might contemplate COM
ing here. 1t is 10 times what it should
be in city of this size"
1t would certainly seem that the
Quaker Fuakers should be satisfied
with being permitted to impose upon
and deceive the people into surrender
ing their good dollars without telling
such outrageous lies in order to brighten
them into giving up more dollars.
These Quaker Fuakers who sell medi-
cine by electric light through the in
SEPARATION furnished by banjo music
and coon songs have now been three
months in Butte. So far as the Stand
ard is concerned, it has published at
the END OF eacn month during tnat
time the mortuary report of Butte s
health officer, DIR. w. j. Alexander. il
is believed that the other Butte papers
have also published these reports
These reports give the list of deaths
each month in Butte, the causes, condi-
tons, etc. They are just as complete
as those published in any other city in
the United States. They show beyond
the possibility of intelligent contradic-
ton that Butte's death rate, instead OF
being 10 times what it should be, is far
lower than most cities of the country
indicating that Butte is exceedingly
healthful and remarkably free from
disease.
Only a few days ago the Standard
published the city's mortuary report
as prepared by DR.. Alexander for the
month of July. The report shows that
there were 80 deaths in Butte during
that month. At the same rate there
would be 1884 deaths in Butte in a year
The population of Butte is not less
than $4,000 On that basis Butte's
death rate is 6.9S The death rate in
various leading cities Of the United
States is subjoined:
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off, as the former is very Ill, in fact
may not live. Mr.. Hoskng very gen.
erously consented to call the match off,
though 1t was made play or pay.
Following is the draw for the aged
stake: Tornado VS.. Bob F'itZ Rash
Adventure VS.. Montana Chief; Barrls-
ter VS.. Driver: SLOUGH VS. Pet; Star
light vs. White; Fitz jr. VS. Timothy.