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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-03
CAUSED ny Tnr roc.
Fatal Railway Collision on the Hurting
ton at Chicago.

Chicago. March 2.-The heavy fog
which oycrhunE the city today was In
directly the cause Of n hcnd-cnd COLI
sion between two freight trains on the
chicago. burlington aud quincy rail-
road NJ nluc Island avenue. which re-
suited In tho death Of one man aud the
yrrious injury OF two others.
Herman SchOmbcrg, % years old. liv-
ing IN Hawthorne. was crushed 10
death. The injured are.
John. u. Wyslls. living In Hawthorne.
icrs crushed and Internal Injuries, may
die.
August 1ucrngesscy. shoulder dialo-
Gated and hcad.cut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-03
Tin i'isi- Wages

American Tin Plato company has noti-
ned employees NJ local plants ~ the vol
untary Increase In wages from nyo Ia
ten per cent. over 1000 men are AZ
fegtgl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-03

Cleveland. o.. March 2-withln the
past two days fully 5000 workmcn.
largely employed In the various mills
controlled hy the American Steel a
Wire company In this city have been
notified ~ an Increase IN wages. rang
ing from to 10 per cent. The Hood
Of orders, revival In the steel trade and
advance In prices for finished material
are given an reasons FOR the advance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-03
Two chiiar.n turned to Death.

Moycrsdal.. Pa, March e.-The rch-
dcnce of John Iininea OF West Sails
bury. was burned yesterday and two
children. aged months and 2 years.
were orematcd. Mr., HnincH was also
dangerously burned and Mrs. haines
was slightly injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-03

and gave notice he would call It up
early tomorrow.
The Senate. on motion Of Mr.. Hoar.
AZ O'Clock went into executive scs-
sion. At the conclusion OF the execu-
tive session the Senate resumed legis-
lativc business at ESQ D. IN.
After remarks by Mr.. Foraker on
the death OF Representative stephen
a. Northway OF ohio the usual reso-
lutions of regret were adopted and the
Senate took n recess until SIS y. m.
When the Senate reconvcncd, Mr..
Quay moved that the Senate concur In
the amendment OF the House Ia the
measure providing for the erection Of
building for The department Of Justice.
the amendment limiting the cost to 81.
100000. The motion was agreed to.
which passed the bill
An cfort was made BY Senator Fair
banks 10 obtain consideration ~ the
bill to extend the anti.contrnct labor
laws Of the United states to Hawaii,
but Mr.. Morgan. one OF the Hawaiian
commissioners. objected and the meas
urc went over.
TiLLMAN REPLIES.
Consideration " the fertilization bill
was resumed and Mr. Tnlmnn was roc
ugnizcd 10 reply TO speeches made ear
liur In the day by Mr.. German and Mr
AFNNAfs iif fNlV mat " WIS an unuTnnl=
Gus condition that the conference on the
naval bill was In control Of men who
were opposed TO the senate amendment
To- reduce the price Of nrmor plate. He
was willing and anxious to give the
administration all the support II need
ed. both or the army and the navy.
Later AIR. Plat tConn) inquired "
MIR Tillman believed the Krupp nrnor
could be- procured NJ even siii per ton.
Mr.. Tlllman replied that perhaps II
could not be. hut he WINS convinced
that the extra price Tor krupp nrmor
was simply "a scheme 60 rob us out u
sii5 ton" lie was willing TO complete
every battleship now on the stocks and
pay 500 q ton for the urmur. hut he
wanted Congress 10 proceed to the cree
tlun OF an ntinur factory ana thus free
the country from the clutches of the
arfnor trust.
Nit. Plntt (Conn) said h. desired sim.
ply that the war vessels of the United
states should be- covered with the very
best armOr made ana he thought every
other American felt ~ he did. lie dil
not believe that England. Russia and
Germany were submitting 10 the cx-
actions NJ an uncomfortable trust and
II wna IN evidence that they were pay
Ink about 1855 "a ton for the Krupp ar
NOR.
Mr.. Chandler ~. ~ DECLARED In an
swer 10 questions that there was no
evidence that the Krupp armor wns
any better than the 1Inrvcyizcd armor.
as no investigation had been made of
nrmor since Secretary Herbert made
his investigation. The foftlncntions
bill was then passed without division.
Mr.. Money called IN the special or
der. which was culogios on the late
Representative Love Of Mississippi lie
presented resolutions and the tributes
were paid 20 the deceased. ~ the com
cluslon % the addresses the senate. az
1905 y. M. adjourned until tomorrow.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

The directors of the Garnet mesa
ditch at their meeting the first Of the
week resolved to submit 10 the consid-
Grafton OF the stockholders at their an
nuaI meeting the first Saturday Of Feb
ruary next. proposition to increase
the capital stock so shares at the par
value Of slO. The purpose OF which is
TO help bui d the Big Cimarron ditch
oser Cerro SUMMIT. The proposition
will undoubtedly receive the sanction OF
the stockholders.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
Your Face.

8 rvs the state OF your feelings and the
." Of your health as well. Impure
b ood makes itself apparent in pale at j
nw ,ompicx'on. pimries and skin
eruptions. II you are feeling weak and
warn ,ut and do rot have healthy
appearance. YOU should Try Aser's Blood
Sir IL cures all blood diseases where
c leap sarsarErills and So called purifiers
Enowinl I is We sell every bottle on
4 u.ijivc lusrantcc. Ii. X. Braisted.
-. assist.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
n, a.,Vens-s.

TIE following arr the holiday rates on
the ID. x K. q. r. r.
An open rate OF one standard fare he.
'wren stations within C dorado. mini
mum rate - cents, Tickets to be on
sale Dec-mb T 23ri. 24th, Both and 3ls'.
isoa and January ist. 1870. Fl al liz It
- return Janusry ID. l9Jn. Gniugra .
- to begin IN date ~ sale. ConJIn-
no ~ passage in each direction.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

The son Of ;. L. Guishall. the lum Der
man nf Hsskill. met with an accident at
Il ,ulder last week which caused him
tie loss of the right leg. While 'ut
hunting n gun in the hands of a com
pInion was discharged. the contents en-.
ring young Guishalrs leg at about
the point of the knee at d horribl maug-
Ing it. II was n,ecssary to smputate
the leg at point between the knee and
thigh. Mr. and Mrs Gu;shall were mott.
I'D OF the ac,'i lent and are now with
tie son. The lad was sixteen years old.
San Miguel Journal.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Ark Hall. OF Spencer. who had been
having domestic troubles, came into
Gunnison. Tuesday. with his four child.
ren and that evening left on the eastern
bound passenger. The next day Mrs
Hall came TO town seeking him and up
OF iiudi be had gone, began making
efforts to intercept him. in the hope Of
Of recovering the children. From Gun
u.sou Mr. Hall purchased tickets for
-Gunnison News.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Geo. Stephan returned home from
Chicago last Saturday. On his way
b lck he stopped OF in Iowa to see part
'es who have been contemplating com
ing to Delta County. Mr Stephan says
there is much inquiry in the east for
fruit lands on the western slope.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

A letter received at this office from
Rev A. NJ. Work. formerly Of Delta Civ
e. the Information that he is now local
el at Flsndreau. South DIko'a. His
family are al Fairfield. Iowa. but will
JOIN him after Christmas.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Some o. the paraphernaIia Of the new
telephone lire in Delta has arrived. A
switch board. batteries and phones, with
.eIal other trinkets belonging TO the
s, stem are here aud more expected.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
Wedding B ellis.

One OF the most charming and pleas
ing weddings which We have ever chron
icled occurred in this city Wednesday
evening at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs
Mel Graham. whereby Mr. Frank Sparks
and Miss Stella 4. Graha IN joined hands
10 commencing life's journey over the
matrimonial sea. The wedding was
quiet family occasion. only the immedi-
ate relatives being present. The Rev.
Austin Chapman read the solemn and
im mpressive service OF the Methodist
Episcopal church in uniting the happy
couple. The bride was costumed in
white organdie. trimmed in Valencia
lace. She carried brides rose and her
hair was adorned with the same flower.
Miss Minnie Girardet OF Delta. filed the
position Of bridesmaid and carried car
nation flowers. Peter Nix otficiated as
as best man. After the ceremony an
elaborate wedding supper was served.
The residence was beautifully decorat-
ed with ferns and flowers. white being
the prevailing color. About 10 o'clock
the happy repaired TO their cozy home
at the Calliope, which had been prepar
ed in advance. and were there met by a
party OF sixty mbl-d TO greet the
welded pair and pass a joyous evening,
which Was certaIuly done. A supper
was spread and dancing whilei away
tue happy hours until the Wee hours OF
dawn.-Ouray Plaindealer.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
Ac.erfised Letters.

The following letters renal, in the
pcstuifCe at Delta. Colo. Nov. 3nh.
bass. John: Black. Sadie: Castle.
Harry J: DaPew. J =: kinley. Walter:
Stacy. Wesley II: Whiicomb. Chas. "
In calling for these letters please say
they are advertised.
W. O SrErHENs. Postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

The Fruit growers ditch and reservoir
company hava."m mcnced work on the 7
reservoir building " a ID strengthen ng
the dam 81 the reservoir at the moul"
OF Alfalfa basin.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Mr. and Mrs. 5. Jay and daughter
Daisy. OF Delta, Colorado, arrived last
evening. and are visiting at the f. F,
Harper home on West Grimes street.
Fairfield. Iowa. Journal.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Mr ID C. Lyle. state agent Of the St
Paul fir. insurance company came n
the first os the week ard settled with
Mr. Ba,eman FOR his recent loss.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
A-ksr.~ dy.pep~ua tablets ave sold

ond II positive guarantee. Cures heart
burn. raising of the food. distress after
eating or any form ~ dyspepsia. One
tablet gives Immediate relief. - and
20 cents. II X. Brsisfei Druggist.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

W. II. Rohuck sold his property a
the state bridge. Tuesday. to VIM. Hark
Ieroad. lately 81 Iowa. the consideration
being ss 100
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

For the hest tcas anu Guhees at .
most reasonable prices 90 To the DELI.
County Mere. Co, FarmersS Merchant s
Bank building.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Olive nes. phrenulogist and pa'mis'
will he 10 Delta few days only and can
h. found y, Mrs hllis rooming house,
R.adi ngs at fifty Gently.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

The election ~ officers Vt Grand mesa
Lodge No 81. X. y. Tor the ensuing ,erw
takes plac- next Tuesday night and all
m ,m b.rs ar. requested To ~ pres, Mt.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
~.s,,.. p..t.s,.~sy e.r-. .i.s head

ache. iudig, .iuu anG coustipation. -
uelighttul herb drink. Removes al
eruprious Of tue skin. producing per
feet complexion. or m rney refuneei. -
aud 50 cent. " 4. B-ais,ed. Drsg-ist.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Miss Dell Trev meet with severe
accident last Saturday. The horse she
W Irving ran away throwing her out
o. .hr buggy. seriously spraining her
shoulder aud otherwise bruisins her up
badly.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Cash paid Tor Belcians. German and
co,'nnfail rabbits, alive or dressed.
oIn .fs'n NJ. I rev.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Mr. 4 V Bradley OF the Surface Greek
mesa. has entered into contract to sci
his fruit farm to DR. Eggleston OF Oma.
ha
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Mr. and Mrs Fred North returned
from Utah Monday where Fred has
been placer mining the past summer.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

DIR A II. StockhHm entertained th'
teachers ot the Baptist Sunday Schoo
and his class last night at his residence
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Mr. and Mrs W. y. kennicot, went to
TO Montrose. Wednesd sy. TO spend their
Thanksgiving with Mrs Frasi.r.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Leanard Hauser returned Wednes-
day from visit to his friends and re-
laiives in Iowa.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Mrs G. NJ Gibbs aud children left for
Rico. "Wednesday. where ''Chspp" is en-
gagged In the drug business.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Cart y. G.. Clark has arrived hnm. in
N"nirns-. from Missouri. where he tas
b zen 90 rn sick for some time
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Wow~s so loan o0 Ranches and
Town property. Rc.s terms. Ma
delay. lall or dd' c.s
4. x. KING.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

The honey crop OF the county hsi
about all been marketed.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
Eooa nj.

4 cattle whip and pair OF taps were
found this week near Read post Office
aud left at this Office Tor ihe owner.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
or sale.

Light spring wsgol !, also a buggy an
Il re serviceIbIe horse at OR ffith's faru
Newton. A II
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

English spsrrows have made their ap
peararce 10 Delta county and il will on
~ be a few wears hence until they will
become something OF a nuisance.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

S. o. Pinkstsff OF Telluride was in
town Monday.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

The finest groceries and the frcshes
in town are TO be had at the DELI,
County Mercantile Company.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Mr. Jack Killian came home FROM Der
Yer Wednesday. after an absence OF tw'
weeks.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

W. H. Mastin arrived home from
Cripple Creek Wednesday afternoon.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

For fine fruits go to the Delta County
Mercantile Co. and get them fresh every
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

JOS Arner returned from Ouray Wed
nesdsy.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

X. o. Wilmot and wife OF Hotchkiss.
were Delta visitors Monday.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
PR cent. Liberal terms. no esn.
IN mission. MillaPd Fairlasnb.
LOCAL NEWS.

One snnnrneement Of any entertainment TO
which admission fee Is charged will be made
in these columns free. ANY further announce
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Pare fresh milk aud cream dc
ES~rcd daily in t.elta BY -. u
Dirlatn.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Grand Junction fatters herself that
she is on the verge OF real estate boom.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Will Gale returned from Utah Sun
day.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

The Tongue Creek cual is imrroVin.
as depth is gained and now ranks as tn
best Order from !. !. Winton.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

]. J. Winton is agent for the Excel
sinr laundry. ot Denver.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Old papers toI sale at this Office.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Arker'. enxIi.h remedy will step .
cough at any tune, ard cure the worst
cod in twelve hours.or moley refunded.
. Mise II. X. Braisted. druggist.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

Notice Fer Publication.
Ian" oEFICE At NoNrRo-s Colo,
November 4. lSn. !
Notice Is hrrrby given that the following named
settler hiss is,i p,tlce Of his intention 10 make
uusl proof In surp of his claim. and that said
prsOf will n, nssie hcfor- Register and Receiver
al Nontru>c. Coln.. ON December -. i>Ss. va.
JAMES 7. KENT.
urcu his n. = No i5Ss. Ut. Series, for lot J. ssc-
n ard lots ant :. see. \ town. = south. range
~ west of sixth principal MERIDIAN.
He names the following Witnesses TO rrnve HE
cuniiuuru> r>idesrS upon and cultivation Of said
L. nj.
oliver Nsdiux and Henry Kent. cf Delta. COL
VIII R,sbuck and James Esatty. Of Mont
iO>t', C,sl,t.
J. 4. LAYTON. REGISTER.
fFir>t pub. Nov. - last pub. Dec -
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
G. A. MOREll,
Merchant
Tailor.
We will make you good suit Of
clothes from $50 up. from suitings
or samples.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED
Notice f~s RabUteastOo.

Noitre 10e P06l1catiO0.
LAND ofrlCE At NoNrrosE CoLo,t
November :. 1899. I
Notice Is hersby given that The following
aFryt sFtller a. nlei not &c Of his intention 10
make iusl pron. IN support If his CLAIM. and
that said proni viii. be N de brfore Niltnu X
wcch. Coguty Judge and Ey-cr'icio tlers AZ Del
ia. Jolorado, On br 'uber i6. lsso. viK
JUSTIN " CNRTHY.
upon his n. :. No. - Ute Seri-~. for the =. W.
Il W 4. sec. IL. W. n. " y ami y. W ..
W \. sec. %. town. Is ,nuth. rAugr 81 ~ess 6th
p m
He names the flowing witnesses to prove his
cnniinusa rcsidCuc. upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz
x = Nov, James BurDn. Oscar Huntington and
Fred blunshrrg. alI u Dvus. Colorado
!. 4. IkNrrS, Register.
tFirsi pub Nv ~: Ia; Dec. iSl
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
uuSINES> NOTICES.

Try Tongue Creek Coal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

coos hAN-sAllei. iuae n. ssr signal far san
FssHctsSs. Arrived ST. Esaiss-, Saa Fransisca
sasisi, Tune a. ssar wmx aad Wsas. tm san
fs4nri&eS
ASTORIA ssised. Jsna IL ssAr tse,ama. faz SAn
ffanrassa
NEAH RAf-Psssed. June =. str Siam. frum
NAnaiH,e, for san ftaAcsssn
rRAWLE POINT Passed Jane n, M al Font
Eikin. fssm fseaMa. sor s3,eeussown.
QUEEN STOW Arrived. jsne a he sA Merioa-
eth, frum arnsoa-
FALMOUTH Arrived Jane q. Ger sa seAia~
herk, tran fssaaa
KlNsALE Passed. Jaas n. Rr sA RalAsass. FOG
Quexnstosn.
SPOKEN June l. latitude ~ ssgta, longitude
q wsss. Bg sh ra~Sldoa. from osssaa. for Qaesrs-
town
San FkANGfsCu~ Arrived. Jane =. schr rinn-
est. frvm GFayx hsFtoF: ezzyaaa. frem Seattle:
str MacAaaax. franz Tacoma SAILED str Columbia.
for Astoria: HI HsHxzt. fns Part fosns.nd, ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

Tia following psires hssEg offered 10 Ne 2so
Queer b. the ieAl isxiers fus delivery In rond icex
an the dock in sAe at SEATTLE
ssrala-os;s S-ssS 50. barley. - 5ssSs wAe&s.
ehirkrs feed. 81 %: bran. SIS; shorts. -
Hay Puget scsansi SssT. Eastern Wxshingsae
tsvosAF. Nieeit ~: alfalfa. 81 pes ten
kggs strictly fresh ranch. Gasse-
Has.er~ Fresh ranch. ins liz, creamery. lAei.c
fslaasry- ChieksEs. live Aaisri sIsrsnS. y Ss1 ~
pc doz. ;asseys. ises ansks. A4aa reT siaz
Lire slocx-gAoies beet cattle. COWS. Aee1r,
sts~rs szesc. ebeses sheep. &as5e; gcsd hass, ave
So. hogs, dressed. e4e; eaises. dressed large. ~
snail. sc. calves, hxs. large. " SMALL. Sc
HIDES peiss and waol-HeAvy sound SAlt-si sseess.
eses 90 Ms. Sc: medium, s0aad. F~r H. sse. hxhs.
sound. unier 81 rs. .e. COWS ssusd- al weights.
fe; stays. halis and oxen. ts5e: salted npss ses
calves. H. s.: gresa hides. ~ hess than AAssed:
Dig hides. per h, aes dry essils eae-ssisd less
snn1ssr deer per =, 2Aa.4e winter daey. dry, Ha
hc. papegy deer. saiec: dry elk. "a ac: green ELL
Aasc sheep petit SIS SO: sAeayiinxs H9<. Eastern
Wsshnstca ~ksal Sc: Western Wsshins,on wool. LIZ |;
dirty or tlzAcx hxzIl-t. i5e. iallow. 9asyaic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

CHICAGO MARKETS.
The beard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Jane - The oneniag wheat alshssash
quiet so = MARRIED degree. characterized By =
god deal II stssnsth, ssptemeer starting 4 apz
ss1s against yesterday elo>sns gsscs At s&nsse
The most na,abie feature - the early tho
midday advance 8. Liverpool. IN p. cables
showing xsIn ID H. eeassaeTsng yssiezsiass de
cline here this action unlocked for and started
bsyinx by local traders snsieisn, 20 ahsorh the
selling ~ sesfea and fsoas the osstside felos ms
the announcement II another has II heavy receipts
primary points September touched touched ~
Immediately after tbs ap~nlng, tAsn slesly sd-
vsnced 20 TsSc After the marxst became
nash sirseages and active. influenced by
ianss cash and export business and crop damage
reports. September advanced 10 nc shortly before
the clsse and ySSc bid 81 the closing
Gem. though nat especially active. arm la
spite II largo rsceip.s and favorable weather sep
temher CLOSED faAe higher.
Oats we're quiet, but strong, the inhusns~s heins
much the ia The cash demand MAS
good snd receipts moderate September gained se.
Provisions were heavy all day large hog re-
cspis selling general, though not . large
scale, Al the close September pork Tie lower.
lard sse lower and ribs SC lever
The leading futures RANGED as follows:
A. t-~t Il IxAx W.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

prsHrsN ssua ssas sa~ucs sharA haA nren = spspur,
sesesA dAys las sssk TIE sAsiro~i sseckx snse
ensy'scs,ezz gslzas sers sscx. ~ . nnrnA<- II the
s&nSrThals Sucks. rhsrr h<szx soost hursnx IL
iy-s sl, ;r. .s sns ..,, 1890 -. p,
sgzr and ArookIsn rszsssss aesnS vel sxksss VITA
re ssetrsacn e ,As skur N Aaerscsn SPIRITS Aua
ssaa IN ssst t-aSse. there AysArsntay ne wsss
500 n tse rzsvk~s. aad - iS.s@a xs sAuaSh shs
s~zrs lad eshs1ssed sAsar r~ses4rr~s ana zhxssass
assesaFct n Federal Sss~a srzs aasc&av frvssss-4
eshfr Picssf s,eras. As veil saxxr Extreme Sse-
sisnsS ~s-e n Sugar. a. Ee<seral ssers ~ Rrs.ox-
HE Iratssst sad Consolidated Gas "a
fae sansseresisss Tehscea stnwks and rrAny raii-
Easnf a. thsSA tkesr iecssass a. the sssy are
osis fssr<xon rAere vas essaxsA~rasse ssess,fy "a
.as aess,ss asd mare srpeAsanc~s 4 lsSusdafaea ~
tss~s noassers shxn has S~cn apparent before iris
sesA rAs s<lssaS aovs4asss wAs based aa ssx,rs-
heassors ssrr~ssed b ne s~srs Il vrrr h~ssS sx-
raasia< As aiss As SIS % sn' .ssasA &c sas ~
neancs meat "a. a. ensasssenf II Sss, - Is a
81 per cent FOR si<hs hsIis sh~ rss, ssr No. 3,
Lss1szn sh0ssss easier fensiency ard the ressxa
osn q the strained political sssa&r,ea ia Frassee
Ers sosa reserve. TIE snxrks, chased Evsa AZ lie
fasls eaas-St by the covering u she<sx rAer~ was
srie~- were sraexsIiy arm 90 q nsxivrs,s ss,s,sn. =
s';ssnsss f1s~i sAles. ssx sAssae. MsS. m
Iasssa states ssw b and the Old !. cosssssa DE-
sssnra and TIE y regular in the bad prsce.
Money and Exchange
Mcaes ca can steady at saas per cent last snsa
PCT evnS Prime mscsnsiis paper. asst per csns
s.s,ia* ssss.ass ssssss With sssaal hssssas~
- sor SIXTY dAys: posted rsses & sk,ss 4 -
ASs earamerria, htiis. - Ssa& - silver c~rtis
ssiss. seasssan Ras silver. 49, MeaieAa sio,iars
tive. Railroad hon.s arm
Gold for Expert.
Lasard freres siii ship =. am. 30 gold to Earcps
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

The fasine AmsFicaa fssA cnmpsny's tug Ernest
A. HAmmiit launched ~ Baiiara Wps.nessssv
aud hrralSht 10 this casy 10 h~ placed IN reaisness
foe saE.ise
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