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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm of Hicks & Hosc was ,,I,,,..
January /. 1899. W. b. Hicks n,,. "IsO's,a
the interest of Luclus Hose a,S
Robertson, W. 3, Hicks viii cop,'rS !.
business under the old firm nav. -s 'a'
IurtIet nolcc. HICKS a Nos,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-23
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MANIPULATING MAN W;;--.
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lecting. Address BooKKEE:iptIraaa t ca.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-23

yVANTEp-BoARD IN RrsS,s:s-
w BILE family by Young ;SSlrsscfA.
child OF four years. Best o, "t ~. Vii
given. central location nreferrs5 'tas
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
Murder on the Ocean,

Queenstown, Nov. 7.-Captain Moul-
ton, Of the British bark Pegasus, from
Portland. Ore. for this port, reports
that seaman named klinger, describ-
ed as Dutch-American, who was
shipped in New York, and a seaman
named Hutton. who was shipped at
Portland, quarreled in the rigging dur
ing the voyage and then fought on
deck. Klinger stabbed Hutton in the
abdomen with a knife, and Hutton fol-
lowed Klinger with Delaying pin un-
til the former dropped dead. Klinger
was handed over to the police here.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
Riotous Miners Sentenced.

Moscow. Idaho. Nov. 1.-THE culmi-
Mating scene in the long drawn out
labor troubles in the Couer d'Alene
mining region was enacted in the fed
eral court here yesterday afternoon.
when the ten men found guilty OF in
terfering with the United States mails
near Wardner. during the riots of
April 20, were sentenced by Judge
Beatty to each serve % months in the
United States prison at San Quentin,
Cal. and pay fine Of $1,000, with the
exception Of Dennis O'Rourke, who, on
account Of his youth, gets 20 months
and a fine Of $1,000.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
POUR KILLED. TWO INJURED
Buried Under Tons OF Dirt In Maha.
noy Plane Mine.

Buried Under Tons OF Dirt In Maha-
noy Plane Mine.
Mahanoy. Plane, Pa, Nov. 6.-Four
men were killed, two were seriously in
jured and one had a narrow escape
from death by rush of dirt In the
mine operated by Lawrence & Brown,
near here, yesterday. The dead are:
George Boxshes, Mahanoy Plane; MI
chael Bornsky, Maizeville; Joseph Box
shes, Mahanoy Plane; Michael Drabig,
Maizeville. All were married. Injured
John Curry, back and legs crushed:
Michael Kansas, internally injured. re-
covery doubtful.
The men had been sent into a gang
way to remove large quantity of mine
slush which had worked into the place
through breach which the company
was filling with dirt from the colliery.
A half hour later there was sudden
rush Of Girt from above and before the
men could escape hundreds Of tons OF
dirt filed the gangway and covered
four Of the men. The others. who
stood further away, we're hurled
against the sides of heavy timber and
and other debris. Michael Wolff was
thrown on a small hand car and the
impetus of the onrushing dirt sent the
car out Of harms way with Wolff on 1t.
A gang of men was Immediately set
to work rescuing the men. Curry AMI
Kansas were extricated, but the other
four unfortunates could not be reached.
A gang of men worked all night in an
effort to reach the smothered men, but
1t was not until this morning that the
mangled bodies wele reached.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.

Philadelphia, Nov. 6.-Flour weak: win.
ter superfine. $2.25a240; Pennsylvania
roller. clear. $3.10q3.20; city mills. extra
$250Q270. Rye -four quiet, but firm, a,
$500 per barrel for choice Pennsylvania
Wheat strong; No. 2 red. spot, in elevator
69Q70c. Corn steady: No. mixed, spot
in elevator. 3sNQ39c.; No. 2 yellow, for
local trade. IhI41%c. Oats steady; No
white. clipped. 32c.; lower grades, 2Sa
soc. Hay steady; choice timothy, $l6d
1850 for large bales. Beef strong; fam.
lily. Sl25Oal3; beef hams s23aA. Pork
easy; family. sl3d13.50. Lard dull. but
steady: western steamed. $3.50. Butter
dull. but steady: western creamery, ING
25c.; factory, 14kGl7c.; June creamery.
17lkd23c.; imitation creamery. 154G2OIkc.
New York dairy. 17a23c.; do. creamery.
17hd2sc.: fancy Pennsylvania prints Job
bing at 27d30c.; do. wholesale. 26c. Cheese
quiet; small fancy. September, 121k@12Xc
finest. October. 12dl2Ac.; large. colored.
September, 12ha121zc.; do. October. 11hc.
Eggs firm: New York and Pennsylvania,
Z1d21hc.; western, ungraded. at mark, II
G18c.
Baltimore. Nov. 6.-Flour dull; western
super. $2.25q2.35; do. extra, $4,000 90;
western, family. $3.2Od35o; winter wheat,
patent. t.65q3.S5: spring wheat. patent.
2.75d4; spring wheat. straight $3.l563.6o;
Wheat very dull: spot and the month,
eshQ69c.: December 70AG70l1c.; steamer
No. 2 red. 61kQs4kc.: southern, by SAM
pie. 65Geshc.; do. on grade. 65A96sNc.
Corn frmer; mixed. spot and the month.
s7N03Shc.; November or December. new
or old, 36k6S7c.; January and February,
36h@36kc.; steamer mixed, 3shG36xc.; /;
southern, white. 350sSc.: do. yellow. as0
sc. Oats firm: No. . white, 3oaa1c.; No.
: mixed. &c. Rye very dull; No. near.
by. $685.: No. . western. eoc. Hay
steady; Ne ! timothy, QAGo@A
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09

Madrid, Nov. GA dispatch from
Bilboa says that a number Of infiu-
entail Spaniards who were attending a
banquet there Saturday, on hearing the
report that Ladysmith had fallen, sent
q cable to Joseph Chamberlain saying:
"On the occasion of the latest war
news. the dead nation salutes you,"
the allusion being to q speech of the
Marquis Of Salisbury during the Span
ish-American conflict, in which he re-
ferred to dying nations"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
Automobiles For Eyerybody.

Milwaukee. Nov. IA local paper
says this city is soon to be the center
of the automobile industry of the
United States. A man from Iowa has
invented machine weighing not more
than rs pounds, costing little moro
than a bicycle, which can be attached
to any vehicle now drawn by horse,
and is capable Of reaching a speed of so
miles an hour. A stock company backed
by 81 ,0OO,000 Is soon to be formed. and
a man we'll known throughout the
United States will be at the head Of the
concern
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
Winnie Davis Monument Unveilin

Winnie Davis Monument dwelling,
Richmond, Nov. 7.-Tomorrow the
lkixth annual convention Of the United
daughters Of the Confederacy will
meet and will unveil the tablets in St
|St. Paul's church to Miss Winnie Davis
snd her brothers. Thursday the Daugh.
ters will unveil Zolnay's monument to
Miss Winnie Davis in Hollywood ceme-
tery, and statue Of President Davis
and a monument to Jefferson Davis
Pr, in Hollywood probably will be un-
|vsiled at the same time.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09

Exhausted, that Sir George Stewart
White is mortally wounded, that both
Facts are being concealed, and that
Iother unlucky happenings have taken
place. For all Of these reports there
absolutely no foundation. At the
)me time the Britisher has had little
8 stimulate him within the last "a
hours except the news of the con-
hdent attitude of the Ladysmith gar
|rison and its slight successes last
Thursday and Friday.
Advices from other parts Of South
Africa are distinctly unpalatable, and
Everything points to q critical situation
n Natal and the northern portions Of
Cape Colony, likely to grow more
vacute until General White is either re.
fieved or decisively defeated. Nobody
dares to think Of capitulation. Rather
than that he is expected. in last re-
sort, II Ladysmith becomes unten-
able, to make a desperate effort to
cut his way through the Beers back
into Lower Natal and to Join hands
with the garrison there.
The British retirement to Estcourt
has given the impression that 1t is
Intended to make a stand there. Est
court is the last important town be-
tween the Beers and the capital OF
Natal, and II the Beers sweep past
|Estcourt nothing can stop them from
laying seige to Pietersmaritzburg
(which cannot be expected to make a
|protracted defense, while its fall
would be tremendous blow to Brit
ish prestige throughout South Africa.
Nit is believed that the Orange Fres
Mate commanders now have 1900
linen concentrated against Kimberley
land on the Free State southern from
tier. Opposed to them are only 1000
British troops.
A dispatch received Sunday night de-
|scribes last Thursdays fighting near
|Ladysmith, in which the British forces
|under General French attacked the Boer
camp behind Bester's Hill. put the enc
|my to fight and captured all the camp
Equipments and large amount Of am
|munition.
General Butler. British commander
lin the Transvaal, reports the death at
I.adysmith Of Lieutenant Egerton, of
the warship Powerful.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
Mischieyous Student Shot.

Buckhannon, w. Va, Nov. 6.-Mar-
tin Williams. a student at the Con-
ference seminary here, in company
with other students, last night burned
the president in efiigy. Seminary spe-
cial police hastened to the scene, when
the boys ran, and to stop them several
shots were fired. Williams fell, and
must have lain unconscious for an hour
or more. He made his way to his room
later and fell unconscious to the floor.
A bullet had entered the head below
the left eye, piercing the brain. He
is in dangerous condition.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
Now o Limo Com bine.

Baltimore, Nov. 7.-Arrangements
have been perfected for combination
of all the lime manufacturing concerns
in the south. The new company, which
is to absorb the various concerns. will
be chartered under the laws of New
Jersey and will be known as the Con-
solidated Lime company. It will go
into full operation on Jan. /, 1900. The
company will have capital Of about
$2,500 900.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

Harrisburg, Nov. 6.-Miss Marian
Bowman, aged Is, daughter Of Police.
man Lewis Bowman, was fatally
burned yesterday afternoon at her
home. Her mother tried to save her
burned. Miss Bowman was using q
curling iron over a lamp, which ex-
ploded.
Philadelphia. Nov. 6.-Chairmau
Reeder, Of the Republican state COM
mittee, says he has now received re-
ports from every county In the state
conveying conservative estimates OF
tomorrow's vote. Mr.. Reeder said his
estimates, based on these returns, Is
that the Republican state ticket will
have plurality Of at least 175,000.
Harrisburg, Nov. 4.-The forthcom-
ing report Of Banking Commissioner
Powers will show healthy condition
of the state building and loan associa-
tions. AS compared with 1897, the
various items in the report all show
increases. The aggregate assets re-
ported by the 1882 associations ara
$112. 1865, 1921; liabilities, $112,655,-
1927; receipts. $50, 1856, ,266.98.
Pittsburg. Nov. 1.-THE. prize fight
at Homestead on the night Of April 21
last, which resulted in the death OF
Tucker Townsend, colored, better
known as kid Lavelle," is being Of
flcially investigated in the criminal
court. There are seven defendants,
including John Cavanaugh. the oppo-
nent Of Laveile. They are indicted for
nanslaughter and misdemeanor.
York. Pa, Nov. 6.-James w. Stiae
last night shot Mrs. Molly Mundis in
the head and then turned the weapon
on himself. with fatal effect. Both ara
married, and the affair took place at
the home Of sister Of Mrs. Mundis
Stine wanted the woman to live with
him. and she refused. whereupon he
remarked: III we can't live together
we'll die together" Mrs. Mundis will
recover.
Towanda, Pa. Nov. 1.-Two men
were instantly killed and another IA
tally injured by the explosion Of Le.
high Valley locomotive near Wyalu-
sing, a short distance from here The
dead are Fireman Eugene Deegan and
Brakeman Warren Robinson. The in
jured man is Daniel Georgia, engineer.
The locomotive was rented by the Le-
high Valley company. 1t was blown to
pieces. Traffic was blocked for five
hours.
West Newton, Pa, Nov. 6.-Bert
Cougheneur, aged % years, and Annie
Rhoades. aged 81 years, both of tbs
place, were killed on the Pittsburg.
McKeesport and Youghiogheny railroad
tracks at 9 o'clock Saturday night
They were on the way to attend a
dance at Taylor Station. They cross
ed to the north bound track to avoid
an approaching train and were struck
by q light engine running backwards.
It is said the young couple were en-
gagged to be married.
Pittsburg, Nov. Ga charter was Sc
cured In West Virginia today for the
National Tin Plate company, with an
authorized capital Of $4,000, 900. Among
the incorporators are Ex-Governor
Beaver and State Senator Nelson e.
Whitaker, Of Wheeling. and William
Rogers, of Leechburg, Pa. 1t is said
the new company will develop patents
of Mr.. Rogers which are expected to
revolutionize the tin plate business.
Acids are done away with entirely.
which prevents oxidation and cor
rosion of the plates.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
German Decoration For Little Alfonso

German Decoration For Little Alfonso
Madrid, Nov. 6.-Prince Albert, of
Prussia, conferred the Order of the
Black Eagle upon King Alfonso yester-
day. The king, replying in free French.
warmly thanked Emperor, William.
This is the first time the young mon
arch had made a public speech. An
oficial banquet was given at the pal
ace last evening in honor Of Prince Al
bort and his son.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
TRlBULATlONS
Trouble in Natal May Cause a
Change in Army Movements.
no OFFICIAL NEWS GIVEN OUT.
|rhis Has Given Rise to Many Rumors
| in London Of Reverses to the British
Arms-Evacuation OF stormbers and
Colenso Confirmed.


Colenso Confirmed.
London. Nov. This mornings
news carries public knowledge with
respect to hostilities in South Africa
rery little further than the evacua-
lion Of Colenso and Stormberg. Those
movements, taken together with the
bdmiralty announcement that the pub
BIC must not be disappointed should
khe transports not reach their destina-
hon on the dates indicated in the pub
tished lists, may indicate some change
pf plan necessitated by the bad po-
kition of affairs in Natal. 1t was ex-
bected that the army corps would land
hear Cape Town for an invasion of the
Transvaal through the Orange Free
State, but the landing may now be
diverted to Durham, Natal, whittier it
S fully expected Lieutenant General
6ir Redvers Butler will go within a
week or two to investigate the situa-
ion for himself.
Not solitary official item Of news
has been posted for nearly "a hours
This has given rise to a crop Of ru-
hors that Ladysmith's ammunition is
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
Major Esrerhazy Sentenced,

Paris, Nov. 7.-Major Count Ester
|hazy. the reputed author of the border
|eau which brought about the convic-
|tion Of Captain Alfred Dreyfus on the
charge Of treason. was sentenced yes
terday by default, on his cousin Chris
|tian's charge Of swindling. to three
years imprisonment and to pay fine
|of 80 francs. He was also ordered to
refund the $4,000 francs claimed by
christian.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
The Longest Trolley Line.

Cleveland. Nov. 7.-Cleveland capt.
tallsts are back of project to build
The longest trolley line in the world in
the Miami valley, In the southern part
Sf the state. They have already OBJ
tained control of the electric railroads
eonnecting Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton, and are operating them - one
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
Passed Over Mayor Jones, Veto,

Toledo, Nov. THE board of al.
|dermen last night passed over the veto
|of Mayor Jones the proposition to sell
|the city gas plant. The session was
FULL of interest and the question was
|debated at times in the most acrimo-
hious manner. The vote resulted in the
proposition being carried over the
|Seto by II to 2.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-09
AHunter,s Lucky Find

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 7.-Henry John
son, a white citizen Of Jackson, while
hunting in Pearleyver swamp, east of
the city several days ago, discovered a
box containing nearly $4,000. The
money was encased In an iron case.
and is in gold pieces, nearly all of them
$40 denomination. It is thought the
money is a war treasure. All Of the
coins bear date prior to 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
MARYLAND POLITICAL SITUATION.
REPUBLICAN, LEADERS MEET TO PREPARE FOR
AN AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRATS
BRING Up THE NEGRO QUESTION


Baltimore. Sept. (speciaD- Recognizing the I'm
sortant bearing Of the result OF the State election
n Maryland this fall upon the National campaign
u 1900 far the Southern States are concerned,
The Republican leaders al conference to-day de-
terrnined exert every means 10 keep the State
m line The state Convention will be held next
Wednesday There VIII be no contcstins delegations,
and the convention will be great ratification
meeting at which President McKnleys policy in
every way viii be emphatically Endorsed
Governor Lowndes. whose administration has
tven been Endorsed IN the leading Democratic
tapers ot the state Will be renominated by sccla-
nation Phillips Lee Goldsborough will be re-
nominated for State Controller and John V l..
Fi7dlay ex- Congressnnn. q relative Of eX-Pres-
l8ent Harrison, will ne nominated for ATTORNEY
General Governor Roosevelt and several National
leaders Il the party Will take part IN the campaign
Governor Roosevelt Will make TWO speeches IN this
oitv and also trip across the State in special
train
A. he state leaders including Governor Lownde''
United states Senators Wellington and McN omas'
General Felix Angus Congressman Wachter' state
Treasurer Sh-vock CITY Register J. Frank supple
r,ArbAn p Mason and Sheriff HOFFMAN,. were pres
,nt AZ the meeting to-day. and they adopted
daft Of = platform for the convention. The prih-
rioal points are Police reorganzation revision OF
the resssessnent law. lowering OF the state rate
OF taxation o rehearsal Of The good ieEslaUoh
v,hch the Republican party has given 20 the state.
an Endorsement If the State Treasurers policy ana
-he Hedging Of the party 70 the reelection OF
General shryock as Treasurer. and on NauonaI
issues Fat and square Endorsement OF me Si"e.
rold standard an Endorsement Of the National az
,,i,,e,-ation and the declaration that the FhlIp-
ri~es should be conquered and held unilI theE ~
sb.e 10 establish a stable government '' '''''
Eeve-. lay{sla i've
~o~verttors 10 meet next Tuesday sh0uid oCJ0ui i
wttboIt nominating any candidates rs "a. 4 go
Fciio,rirg the Democratic precedent ana WI! 80
force tie Democratic party 10 make It's ,6e 10
ttons frst The Republicans seem 70 pc Wiz ~ ~
Iloi Le ~ actual campaign just - short 2s ne
femocrats may desire Chairman Weanas'o"
coradenf ~ the partys success IN ne StaIe,, ,bA
The Democrats nave determined 70 maze q, M M
egro question the leading issue ~ the S'a-t
He4Io t5s an The Democratic State dtoie
Gssoc,aiion today issued an arra4snment ~ .S S
TeT,biican state administrator II IeclaIc-u ~
10 party is At to rule his state who's ice ION a
e. IIoqGed with an ignorant non-'hhPh Us -
> C!Oss s+,,tins ~ per cent Of rs vote IN some
HoYr-ies and comprising 30 per cent u ,2e VIVA sed
=, ~ SIZE which element has Heen tIn3oiueHe"
~ PROMISES 70 make demands wnch "., re n De-
Isl5 80 ,n the State and counties ~ 2 1877 seI II
60 g.. 10 event Of Republican success. in "I"ef
- boid rs LOYALTY for future confess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
ARCHITECT F0rGHT ~ TROLLEY CAR.

Henry p Tierts. an architect. thirty-two years
old - 80 p West Forty-third-st.. was arraigned
in the Wesf Sde Court yesterday by Policeman
Kosteeer on complaint Of dsorderly conduct
ard Was discharged after being reprimanded nv
VI Fistraf@ Zeuer According 10 report Herts
was assisting three young women 10 board an
Elghth-avc. electric car NJ Fify-ninth-st. early
yesterday when he struck passenger with hlS
cane II IS said that the passenger made an in-
sul',ng remark about tn" women. and that Police
man ko~teger prevented Herts from further iniur-
ing The passenger When Herts and the officer
reached the West SNty-cighth-st police station
Herts requested that complaint 81 intoNication be
lodged against the policeman. but his request Nas
denied. and DO was locked up as the officer made
e. charge ~ disorderly conduct against him. herts
was released TWO hours later on bal furnished hf
Richard tohn. - so. 90 West seventy lrs'-si
In court Yesterday Herfs accused the policeman
~ having struck him with his club The ON r
eaid Herfs told him be would have him stripped
OF his buttons" Magistrate Zeer said n thought
the policeman had done his duty T. could not
be learned who the women were The names
given IN evening paper were erroneous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
WHATEVER YOUR WANTS MAY Be, We CAN Salts
FLCTOR|LY SERVE YOU.
o.
APPEAL ~ BEHALF or zorro RICO
THE CENTRAL RELIEF COMMITTEE SAYS AID
MUST BE GIVEN UNTIL NEW CROPS
CAN BE RAISED

The Central Porto Rican Relief Committee. which
was recently appointed oy The Secretary ~ War
and which WAS organized Thursday yesterday Is
sued an appeal addressed 20 the people of tho
United States That appeal after reoitng the dis
tress in Porto Rico says m part
That the Porto Ricans have tho strongest claim,
for aid IN their awful afhi'uon j. neyona
questioning. They gave themseFfs nio cur kee.-
ing thoy "a ne Us NTH words and deeds oi 10y
a. .ty ana WI" r iote b rI toen mos, gener-
It stands toI ne n@s .rsr' , n mus, ~ con.
l,.t tl.i'' nv Inc hrrric.ne The object Of me
committee Is 10 carry tho WORK ~ 10 purc mas
ing and shipping OF supplies ." PORT" td,g .I' j.,
Of any committees previously formed in any cii's
for the purpose of collecting money or supplies 10Y
his committee local committees may boz informed
OF iust what Is needed in Porto RIO ~ vi. N re-
CURED. make purchases using tne iu9 No., "n,,u h.
committees in various cities or ,ne oinesTs OF "a "a n
this charity giving due credit TO each otcial pc
SH be revived contributions IAN be sent 70 mo
mayors or executive officers ~ the 'onlihi'le.s ny
70 the National Bank NJ North America 10 - Nss-
sau-st New-York CITY. from "ni,h pace "'''''
ments viii 10 made by the committee
General Davis has sent the following dispatch TO
the committee:
~ ub'cb ono thousand TONS weekly will no required
Have also sent reQuisfion 20 War l'"pfI'mrIi l'I
medicines suggest that money b. "Np".aata t,r
food ana medicines other Things will b" pnGo1,'-
edlv contributed In kind DAVIS
Mr. Corwlne said that Tho Central R"h"i 'o'n-
nttee would confne Itself strictly 20 pur'0a'es IN
I'M, with the suggestions made hy General Da''
He added
Il you'd Ike 70 ask that bids. especially for n'e
and beans no sent TO me- care II the Merchants
Association AS Early Monday as pos-lols. 80 ~.
IN purchases Ne may make can nr mace IN tune
~ Ia on tho rext steamer The War Depar tment
has feiegraphed mat Messrs. RoHlt"M Bliss q Da.
lar 90 The Red r Line who nave offered ~ frans
mort relief good, on their steamer 'ffdcAs stiunf
nexf Wednesday. september o. Al " rI"ch Ho.nl
ike 10 have arranged that s'n fools r'3'n IT.
e,sanoor TUESDAY morning. September b. - inht
,he, may be proverly stored The steamers ~ ma
Rcd u Linz leave Pier 40. d" Ro."Iis ~' o.,
tcro,k The owners Of this I'm" % 'srerr nave
offered 10 larry four hundred tons free ~ AIT fr"lSht
The following were among ne sun-cI i .2i.'pss -
ceirod hy 'hc Porto Ri'an Ne Joy 'Ni''''''' '' ''
Merchants Association yesterday
Thomas ~. huoboTl ..-.,.. 10 uo,,, C,,r,ls,o ''''
g. SUNDAY August % lN" ico
"A Friend 10
"Anofher ioO
The National Bank Of Nor'h America reports no
total contributions received by q 10 b" $3.50" -.