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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-05
kLONDIkER LOSES 4 LEG.
Peter McDOnalds an Alaska Pio-
neer. Caught Between Cars

Peter Mcdonald wealthy Alaska min
ing man and one Of the pioneers of the
kiondike lost his right leg last night on
the water front while attempting TO pass
between two cars Of a long freight train
standing near the White Star dock Nc
Donald and his brother-in-law G Melon
aid, were on their way 10 the dock tn go
aboard the Laurada, which sailed last
night for the north. They were in a
hurry. and instead Of going around the
freight train attempted TO go through IL
While Peter Mcdonald was between the
cars the train YVES suddenly 'shunted."
and he was pinned fast.
Upon being released n was discovered
that McDonaid's leg was crushed eat
from the ankle 10 the knee. He was re-
moved 10 Providence hospital in the pa
troll wagon and there his leg was ampu-
tated at the knee. He bore up hraveiv
under the operation, which was per
formed by Dr. Emil Bories and DR. George
NJ. Horton
Mcdonald Is IS years old. His home is
I'm San Francisco. but he has spent sew
eral years in the Yukon country and
made considerable money. His brother
In-law. who was to have gone north with
him. Cancelled his ticket and will remain
with the injured man until he RECEIVERS
The accident happened on the tracks of
the Great Northern railway
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Butler.

p. H German. Spokane: ]. s. Hurley.
Spokane: II. S. Williams. Spokane; E ].
Palmer. C.henanus: Mrs; Conner. Victoria;
Mrs. Reid. Victoria; F. ]. Wadley. Detroit:
chas r Sage. san Francisco: VIM. Robin
son. Ypsilanti: H. NJ. Van Duers. Port
land; o G. Bersback. Chicago; W. P. Hus-
San Francisco: Master Easterorook. San
Francisco: l. +. Potter. Victoria: a ].
Rice. If. d, San Francisco; W. w. ORGY
foos, Chicago; Q. @. Weinheim. Chicago:
John II. Dunes, ST. Paul; M. and Mrs.
a. Schulsnger. Dawson; J. w. Clark.
Whateorn J. r. Tate. New York: Mr.. and
Mrs r. \ Peck. New Brittan. Germ; f.
onrroy. Faifhaven: /. Robinson San
Francisco; Sam J, German. Chicago: II
Y. Cozins. Tacoma: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Z. Heel philadelphia: Mrs. NJ II. BEN
nett Chicago Miss Bennett. Chicago: r
4. Jones. Portland. IL. c. Anderson, Stan
wood. CsAas " Knox. Los Angeles: Fred
Mess. Chicago; Arson knight, Sandow r.
G z. Sawyer. Tacoma; Thomas II.
Adams, Tacoma
The Rainier-Grand.
j. F. o'Eeii ard We. City; F. u. Heus-
It's. Port Townsend. George Sewers. CITY.
George II. Young. san Francisco. II c.
schasfer. Grand Rapids; J Fl. MeLaner ..
\. II. Calder, Tacoma +. a. Valentine,
Tacoma; II. +. Canyer Victoria & A
YORK E. b Dana New YORK: j n FrGy.
San Fr;snc;sco: X. Il. Gray Minnea polls:
+. y Valentine. Tacoma; 6 Marlin
Bremert9n: +. / Coy1e. Vancouver
George r. P'u~fneF. Alameda y II
WRSertykc Vancouver: George Ue-arr
New Westminster Mrs. J Rean. Ashland.
WIS J. NJ Blaine CITY. ". W Irnrsc
san Francisco. W. r Mesxher. Montana.
The brunswick
4. Llnaholo. s.. Paul. William Jones.
City II. j Sims, CITY: J G. Rathann.
Olympia }. Calawo0si. Wallace. Il Tuck
or Ts coma Mr. George Donkiu ana chill
dfsu. Canada. Aairew Dave. Tnrlr. scot-
land. Harry Mcdowell. Fiiensoarg. james
AcDoee3 Efc1Shurg Thomas H par-
ton. Sau Francisco, Frank Dillon. san
Francisco Miss Peak Seabeck: W. r.
Wallace, Idaho. Mr. Hamul. CITY: E. =.
Seymour Co.by
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It's quite the Fad Now.

They were discussing the details Of a
projected county exhibition OF fat stock
poultry and croche; work.
II think" said the chairman. "tha. ali!
tina pyelininaries have been attended to"
An angular man the hack Of the hail
stood up.
Have you invited Dewey he asked
Instantly all was confusion. II was a
terrible oversight. but enc mans fore
thought saved the day.-Chicago Post.
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Curing Catarrh.
Impaired Hearing
And Mouth Breathing !.
Miss Henriette Therkelsen. vasl

Miss Henriette Therkelsens wash
on. Wash: Il can say of the course of
treatment took at the Copeland Institute,
under their
Popular Light-Fee System,
that IL was a gratifying success in every
sense OF the word.
Il had been u sufferer from catarrh FOR
three years and was in a very miserable
condition when I commenced my course
OF treatment. I was made wretched by
and by the incessant accumulation OF mu-
Gus In the throat, which at times came
near TO choking me
II was obliged 70 get my breath through
the mouth, and this annoyed me greatly.
especially at night. when my sleep was
restless and disturbed.
i was subject to
Attacks of Blinding Headache,
that kept me in torture for days at a
time, and the disease affected my ears
that my hearing was greatly impaired.
Ny entire system seemed to be depressed
and debilitated from the effects OF the
catarrhal poisons. and / have no doubt
that in a short time my health would
have
Completely Broken Down,
Rad I not acted upon the advice OF a
friend and placed my case under the care
os the Copeland Physicians.
II improved very quickly under the
completely and my lost appetite and
strength returned. My hearing is now
fully restored and my breathing through
the nostrils is free and unobstructed at all
times. l am stronger than / have been
for years"
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monthly assessments. and this t1ep1na
has
saved Ny Life
and given me renewed health =
strength.
Il had been ailing for twenty-tue -
and Il miserable and almost helD1e r.
valid for a great portion Of tAnk -
but I now feel that life II again
living.
My sickness originated IN c.
brought on by exposure and cver.sno
and IL slowly but surely involved -
tire system. until was reduced .
4 Physical Wreck.
my symptoms were 30 numeeuun -
II would be impossible to describe r
ALL was jus, sick all overload q r.
cross a room without support. n ri
emaciated that my appearance ~ -
Of
A Living skeleten.
After taking !nnumerable -
nostrums, heraidsd as Sovereign -
for all human ills. but which m t.
are worse than useless. at last 49,
my case undsr the care Of the Coeo
Physicians. although my family ~ -
self had abandoned all hope Il . culA
I'VE have all been amazed ard 0onG11s
ed at the change that has been v1oU
In my condition.
Am Now Well ana St1aae
as had expected never again q ~ -
for the first time IN many yer - a1
my own housework with eaeoS ~
that my experience may be = l11on ~
other sufferers. who may axole -
misery and disappointment 81 610l1o0
expert medical treatment at ~ u9G95
cost of s per month. including q -
eines."
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SIS A MONTH.

The public should anderstand
definitely. that the total expense OF
treatment at the Copeland Institute
and nail patients alike. whatever
the ailment or inArmity. to the nOm-
inal assessment Of q . month,
medicines included, until cured.
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The FIRST Regiment hand VIII give a
concert at n" Seattle theater on Sunday
afternoon. April 3 "a; O'Clock fgr tho
benefit - its uniform fund As he bauf.
expects number u nat of-tow.i -. ra .re-
ments this season Il desires 10 present as,
appearance in keeping with It's reputa-!or
as ths crack hand Of the Northwest
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THE ONLY ABSOLUTE
CURE FOR CATARRH
This Assertion Is Borne Out By Published TEST
monials From Thousands of Cured Patients

We have repeatedly called the at
teation Of the public to the many
different kinds and stages Of ca
tarrh. the symptoms characteristic
of each kind and the method OF
treatment required I'm each form
and stage.
We have mnde = lifelong study
Of catarrh in ita various forms and
stages, and have mapped out . line
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REPUBLIC MINING NOTES.
SHERIDAN CAMP, TWELVE MILES
OFF, ATTRACTS ATTENTION.
work PFegressfsg o. Many Claims
anA Masy Good strikes Reperted
-I.o~asssns Betag Made In the
sosth Half Before the Snsw II OF


REPUBLIC. M2reh 3l-The latest LEGAL
s.y that + causing comfortable talk ss the
En~~ssan camp about twelve rsiies norzf-
wes. from here Last year number %
Claims wers xsrkez! there ~ni-s pso1acea
Gre Of h.ga vssae running principally IA
silver TIE central 2cins 81 th~ camp -
called Togoas whaFs supplies are saipp@c
by stage ans horses-
Tns rzfaes Egf Carson and Tam Quick
owne4 by p J Mccormick Tenn F'snnsy
ard Frank Richardson. - To-51a. have
been bonded 70 r. l.. Darr0w. o. 8i1asap
Dir. n representative Of UGney-e men Ia
that state wso are acquiring considerable
property tsss az the present THE. Tne con
s.Seraflon - In TIE neiEhbornoo9 81 s. SO.
SIC paid III czayh: balance. terms agreed Or
b. both parties The n~w owners are 10
place he property % The ussrkst and ger
20 work Immediately.
TIE snow lie rather deep IN there q. tire
present tiuns, bu, the present weather viii
soon cause u 10 disappear I Jock for
large immigration into thss district soo1.
TIE Zuig n c;eirn Is the best so far de-
velSpet. the report being that one assay
runs 49, in silver. besides GONE gold. tbs
property = owned by Rosslan3 people.
NegetistfaG to Purchase San Poll.
II .s runored there IL representative o.
Canadian money negotiating 20 purchase a
controlling interest Ii THE San Poll prop
sriy. II such happens. and should these
people combine with other large British
mine holders as WEI a. few Of the pro
daeing ore nine owners now controlled by
Americans. there il some hopes OF the cree
ton OF custom mil ia Republic camp.
the ore thing thai the camp needs. There
are several drawbacks that must be over
come. and a united effort made by the
several interests here. before this pTopo-
sittoa could BE- msterls!ixsd. but the mat
ter 10 being ag!tated.
Gold Greek Mines bonded.
The group Of mines owned by Mr. Hedges
On Gold cfseE. about twelve niles from the
mouth Of tie junction Of San Poll river
has been bonded for sixty days by X g.
Curry. % this place The price is not OBJ
ta.raose. but Is supposed 20 be reasonable,
considering the outlook for the south half.
where II "a i0cated
Sale of QniIp stock.
One hundred and ninety thousand shares
CT the Qsilp mine have been sold 10 a Yer
mont 60 pstalst for sI3.os cash
Ei Calf Vein Wid~ns Out.
The ~ Calf vein has increased two
Inches IN width the last three days since
my last visit. Today good sulphurite ore is
showing up. and a sample Was see. a. the
shaft containing gold quartz. The tunnel
is now 80 feet In. Most Of the god waite
In this claim ard Of these adjoining show
telluride.
hiE Figures In Insurxent Assays.
The assay daily taken from the Iasar-
gents new saaf, ard surface Gu, are SIN
running up into large figures. The follow.
Ing are the late assays taken from ora
found In the nsw twenty foot shaft and
tie surface cut. nov heading toward the
ledge ca the Lone Pine Ia northwest d.
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Chas. G. Dickinson Go.
MINING INVESTMENTS.
COS Mutual Life Bldg. Phone. Main &,
Seattle. Wash.

We want offers on 25,ono Troubadour
10 go Rebate fesa Treasury Mamno,h
estate creeks. Buy Lone Pine Jim Klstne
Ben Hur Mountain Lion and SNoW
DROP fer sure winners. a member OF os,-
Arm has lust returned from Rerr,hlir
Greenwood ana II &. camps and we x,ii
gladly furnish information TO those IN
tsreste3.
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HOME TREATMENT

Patients who live NJ . Alo11o1o
can be treated with perfect o0ounno
by the aid OF the CoDelao4 49,
tom blank, sent free en apD11qnGo11
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BUFFALO HUMP


Stocks seem to be the best selleeA -
kane and Buffalo Hump at $34c u 81
popular. This property has . foot -
Mr.. w. u. McFadden Just returned -
the Hump. says the ledge u feot 80
The officers OF the company are $780,
Hon. Cyrus Happy; vice preadeei 1
Stucci: secretary-treasurer. c. CT
Readin; other trustees Judge i
Bsnkley. Spokane. and Hon. T. Un@u
DAILY. Rossland. The heavy aharohe)u
are leading citizens OF Spokane and -
land. We advise the purchase Of tn go
at present price.
Established 1896. We are one & -
Oldest firms in this line In the NogthuNe
All the standard stocks In I'll ~ -
bought and sold. s#
Free mars Of all the camps.
C. O'BRIEN REDDIN = o.
Spokane Orice-5l4-5i5 Pey;on HjoGk
Rossiand Offices Columbia Ave.
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C. D. RAND, MINING BROKER.
20 Jamleson RIock, spokane. Wash

The market is rapidly recovering from
the depression of the past few weeks and
IS strengthening daily. Inquiries from
outside points are becoming. more num-
erous each day. and are resulting in some
very good buying OF the better class OF
to buy as a number Of stocks are at the
present tine selling below their real value
We also have the following. subject to
previous SAL.
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Danger From
Patent Cure-Alk
Serious d.

Nrs. Nancy Moore. Han -
Wash: II have taken a cour,e =
ment at the Copeland Medical ~
under the popular system oS
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The assaYz daily taken from the Iasar-
gents new shat, ard surface cut are Stsa
running up Into large figures. The follow.
lns are the late assays taken from ore
found IN the nsw twenty foot shaft and
tie surface cut. nov heading toward the
ledge en- the Lone Pine Ia ii northwest d.
y.ctfnn.
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= CLAIM g - - op<raFs3 ,wenfy>-ss.sr
mites south u here BY IHe Crescent VI IS
Company. Nj Ho1TY t@1v hesng marriage
Tao company has - SICK Tor sass. sna .
- sanpe~e. ;ss nasns viii 20 "a s0osi fro.
t4sxr.
A party tast returned trSgn fourteen Eaisss
SewE tae SAE iApss - tae seasa Raj. ~ sAe
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Sale of Qniip stock.
Ei Calf Vein Wid~ns Out.

The ~ Calf vein has increased two
Inches IN width the last three days, since
ms last visit. To-day good sglphgrite ore is
showing up and sample was seen al the
shaft containing gold quartz. The tunnel
is now 80 feet In. Most Of the god value
In this claim ard Of those adjoining show
telluride
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THIS property Is going ahead satfSfac-
foriiy. A strlnger is being extended nor, n
cast 20 southwest toward ths Mark Tarsley
on the top service. The vein was struck
seven feet frem surface and seems heavily
inineraltxed. Shutss 81 telluride ore seen,
To predominant
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OFFICE HoURS-Frum Z = = "a
m From .. N. to . p. n. oun44JA
10 q m 70 L m.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-11-15
; Look Out for
: Seymour Jacobs
; New Ad.
Missed the NIeteOrs.

About thirty of the young people
OF Elko assembled last evening at
the Episcopal Rectory. 1t was, we
understand, the first of a series Of
socials or entertainments to be given
by the Young Women's Guild. Such
happy evening rs was spent by all
bids fair to make these socials Il
pleasant feature of the coming win
ter. If the young men and women
will bestow upon the knotty prob
lens of life the same persistence
which they showed in follow ing out
the intricate spider success will
surely crown their efforts. A prize,
which in many cases was surprire,
was given to all who came out VIC
torious. During the evening, call
went merry as a marriage bell"
Good will and innocent mirth ore
vailed. One of the mysteries OF the
evening. which still remains unsolved,
is how the Rector's coffee came to be
so sweet. A possible solution is that
one OF the young ladies either smiled
upon it, or took sip Of IT, whilo the
Rector's back was turned. At any
rate, we will let it go at that.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-11-15
Wreck OF the Charleston.

Washington, Nov. IA. Admiral
Watson cables to the Navy Depart
ment the following official report of
the wreck Of the cruiser Charleston:
"Charle5ton wrecked unchartered
coral reef three miles north northwest
OF Guinapa5 rocks, north coast of
Luzon, $50 the morning of Novem-
Der ,. Everybody safely landed
Kamigune island with rifles and two
Colts. Natives friendly. Mcdonald
made Lingayen Gulf i'll sailing
launch. When he left no opportun-
ity for examination Of wreck. North
east monsoon, heavy sea prevailing.
Reports ship struck easily, then
thumped violently. Fire room com
partment flooded first, water-tigbt
doors closed promptly. Ship lies
settled aft, water one foot from
name. Well ont of water orwerd;
apparently very steep bank; ten days
rations, one.half rations landed. He
lena dispatched from Lingayen by
Oregon to Kamuiguine today.
"WATsoN."
A careful reading OF the cablegram
OF Admiral Watson convinces the
officials that there Is fair chance OF
saving the Charleston. They say
that the name Of the ship is painted
about three or four feet below the
rail. This is an indication that the
main deck is above water, which
would make the work Of pumping
out the hull much easier.
AS coon as possible court Of in
quiry will be called to fix the respon.
sibility for the wrecking of the ship.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-11-15
Worlds Fair Matters,

Twelve cases Of mineral exhibits
came in from the eastern part OF tho
State yesterday and we're sent to Cur
son for classification.
The Schneider cabinet consisting
OF tifty-two cases will DO opened in
Carson next week for arrangement.
Several cases are now on the road
from White Plno county for the Me-
vada exhibit.-Journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-11-15
STATE OF OHIO. Cry OF TOLEDO J
LUCAS COUNTY


LUCAS COUNTY 80
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner Of the firm Of
+. }. CHENEY & Co., doing business in
the City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED. DOL
LARS for each and every case OF Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of De-
cember, A. D., 1896.
A. w. Gleason,
~ Notary Public.
Send for testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-11-15

Lancaster, N. H., says, @One Minute
Cough Cure is the best remedy for
Group ever used" Immediately re.
heves and cures coughs, colds, Group,
asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis, grippe
aud all throat and lung troubles. 1t
prevents consumption. Elko Drug Go.
Mrs. VIM. Aston has discovered a
wonderful Egyptian snake ring, which
literally writhes in constant move
ment upon her finger. The ring is
made Of flexible gold wire, in which
ruby or an emarald or an anne.
thyst is firmly set. The very slight
est movement Of tho fingers sets the
wires quivering. and the ring scin-
tillates and seems to 90 round and
round the finger with weird, SER
pentine movement.
Is it any wonder the Republicans
carried Pennsylvania by over 100000
ut the recent election? An inspector
at one of the precincts inPhiladelphia
testified yesterday that he assisted lin
depositlng 200 Republican votes in
the ballot box before the polls opened
and that only l24 legal votes we're
cast In the precinct, while the returns
showed 339. of which 1872 we're given
to Burnett, Republican for State
Treasurer, and only five to his Demo
cratic opponent.
Whenever the South Americans
desire a change OF administration
they hoist flag on a pole and march
into the main street of the city. II
the crowd becomes too formidable to
be overcome by military demon
stration, the administration capitu.
lates, and the outs take the place of
the ins. 1t is often the only way of
changing the administration, because
the ms have the military and can
carry elections to suit themselves
Baltimore American.
DR.. w. Nixon, Italy Hill, N. Y. SAYS:
II heartily recommend Ono Minute
Cough Cure. 1t gave my wife i'm
mediate relief in suffocating asthma"
Pleasant to take. Never fails to Quick.
ly cure all coughs, colds, throat and
lung troubles. EIlso Drug Co.
Eggs are higher this fall than a
year ago and we're higher a year ago
than the fall before that, and an OBJ
serving farmer accounts for it by the
fact that people are raising moro
fancy poultry. He says that the new
kinds OF poultry are so high bred
and lazy that they have to be lifted
to their roosts at night and that they
are too lazy to lay eggs. The old
common kind, without feathe red
pants or pedigree laid eggs early and
late.--Courier.
Tom Tenant and Charley Keith,
the INDEPENDENTS astronomers, were
30 taken up with the pretty girls at
the social last night that they failed
to devote any time to the meteoric
shower. advertised in these columns
to take place. The editor remained
up until after the time the meteors
we're to show up and was up again at
two, but saw no meteors. II they
did not appear according to schedule
our astronomers are not Mt fault for
not giving the readers Of the INDIE.
PENDENT full account of them in
this issue. But il the meteors we're
on time and they observed only the
bright stars at the social, they will
be drawn and quartered next week
We will investigate the matter in due
time.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-11-15

IL wouldn't be without DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve for any considera.
tion," writes Thos. b. Rhodes, Center
field, o. Infallible for piles, cuts,
burns and skin diseases. Beware Of
counterfeits. Elko Drug Go.