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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
The Purchase Made by Mr. Frank
lin Farrell,
FIFTEEN DOLLARS A SHARE,


Through Manager Thomas II. cutler,
there was yesterday closed up a deal
Involving the payment u $1,000 cash
FOR Utah Sugar stock. when seen THIS
morning regarding the transaction MI
Cutler. manager Of the sugar COM
pany. confirmed IL. and said the
purchaser was Mr. Franklin Farrei ~
Ansonia. Conn. gentleman wen
known In the West on account Of his
Immense wealth gained BY his opera
tons In the famous Parrot mine OF
Butte. lie also recently bought the
controlling Interest IN the Sioux and
Utah Consolidated Mining companies
In Tfntic. Mr. Farrell has paid several
visits 10 Utah Of late and on one Of his
trips inspected the sugar plant at Lchi.
he had had extended cNpt Renee In the
sugar business, and b. the owner OF az
immense sugar cune plantation ana
sugar mill In cuba. hut like many other
sugar cane growers h. u Impressed
with the immeuur future ~ the beet
sugar Industry. and lrft orders ln Salt
Lake for substantial block uf tho
stock Of IL could be- secured. Mr.iivber ,.
Grant obtained aiQ0 shares from several
stockholders and Mf. cutler wired Mr.
Farrcl that Il could be- had az So per
share, total ~ $4,000. The answer
was promptly returned ordering the
purchase and tho draft has gone for
ward with the stock appended Mr.
Grant said today that hts irm
mad also been solicited 60 sell part VI
IL holdings. but Il had declined 10 do
10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER IS
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER II.

Mammaih created another sensation
on change this morning. and II was
hot one. Yesterday the highest sale
was at t2i3. and the first transfer today
was at tgsgM. From that point II was
a steady run up tho grade, those who
sold short before trying to cover at
almost any price. The last sale for
the day was ut s277. at which figure
Il was firmly held TO the fnlah. This Il
away above all previous marks Soon
after the call. there were those who
were willing to bet that the top mark
had not been reached by long way.
Grand Central. the Mammotha rival
In the big law suit pending. stood about
the same ns on Friday, selling around
81, but the demand was not very
fierce.
Every effort OF the bulls 20 lift North
cfn light higher than on Friday failed,
and tho bears scored. not half the num-
Der of shares being sold az on ycatcf-
day. and the price declining.
DAILY West was weaker. but one odd
lot Of 20 shares going at sll2s. while Il
closed AT ti3e0 bid, Siai0 asked.
The balance Of the stocks were prnc-
tcnlly stationary.
star Consolidated suffered a further
set back. selling at SCI.
The closing quotations were as fol-
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
New Southern Utah District Show
ing Up Well.
TWENTY-FIVE NEW CLAIMS.


There has been much activity In tho
Slaughter Greek district In the nuli
Valley mountains. Washington county
this season. Some high grade copper
ore IL now being sacked for shipment
az the Blue BELL mine owned by J. IL
Empy and o. 4. Hammond. The vein
n large and stronE and the assays vcrl-
~ the report that fine strike has been
made there. The mine ~ three miles
from the wagon road and the camp IL
now within n days drive u Mudcna.
the nearest railroad station.
Twenty-Five claims have been located
In this vicinity since last May, ana the
assays from those being opened NJ ana
from u to AZ per cont copper. ii.i0 20
So gold. Some ~ the lead ores run ns
high 20 40 per cent and samples of Hll-
yer orvH run ~ high az $50 ounces.
The road 90 the camp u by way u the
west fork % Beaver Dam creek and the
Hamblin ranch, leading towards the
railroad.
4 few miners will winter in the now
camp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
INDUSTRIAL BUREAU
Presiding Bishop, Office, Sal, Lake City,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Brlck.mnkers wanted. The right kind
OF man car make a good living Tor him
self and family ut Woodruff Rich CO.
Utah. For further particulars wtitc
bishop Peter Mcl<lnnon, Woodruff
Farm for rent 100 acres near sandy,
40 under cultivation with house, stables,
implements complete. Good home Tor
right party owner viii let u out on
shares, For further particulars Apply
20 this office.
Farm FOR sale 100 acres near llebcr
CITY. 20 under cultivation, fruit orchard,
brick house. seven rooms. stables barn
etc. Apply 20 Bishop T.. II, Meuulrr,
Daniels, Utah.
For rent; NO acres OF excellent farm
ing land lu West Jordan. suitable Tor
dry farming. win rent for one huahoI
Of wheat per acre. Apply 20 this Office
Elderly lady wanted 10 make hel
home la family and assist In household
duties. Small wages Apply TO this
Office
hoy n years OF age would like 10 gol
employment Does not object 90 fnru
work. Apply 10 this Office,
Chorc boy wanted on farm sever
miles south of city. Wages paid. Appl,
| 10 this Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

London, Oct. G.-The hfth series OF
The wool sales closed today, with offor-
ings of ii,tig balos, The selection was
fair and the continent purchased good
merlnos after spirited competition,
Home buyers took the bulk " the cross
hreds offered. Inferior stock was aim
cult to sell, even AZ easier rates the
general sales closed with prices show
ing a better basis than the early part
OF tho series promised During the
Herics 10000 bales vera sold and To-
600 bales were carried over. The home
trade purt hascd i2l,0o0 bales and the
continental buyers $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
REAL ESrATE TRANsFERS.

Union Pacific HALLWAY company
10 Francis Armatrong,north hnlt
or southeast quarter rection 70,
township 1 north, range 2 east ~
Union rnclnc Railway company
to Francis Armstrong, ~ acres
northeast quarter northeast
quarter section 3. township 1
south. range 2 east Of, g. 81. 81. %,
Summer Wnshhurn 10 Ell. Young.
l3txtsii fcct southeast from .
rods west ~ northeast corner
lot g. block %. plat 10 o.. .......
Rachel McMaster 60 Gertrude u.
Moss. bx2ia rods northeast from
southwest corner lot q block %,
plat ID ssss coo 600 ssss 600 .sstt,
Celia ~. Campbell 10 Neal Nelson.
lON2is rods northwest from 2it
rods west on southeast corner lot
2, block G, plat u o.. ... %. .,....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
BIKE RACES TONIGHT.

a special Conference race meet will
be held on the Salt Palace track to-
night. tho principal one being a match
motor paced tcn-milc race between liver
Lawson and elem Turviilo Tor prizes
OF SO and $50.
The other events will BE- n two mile
handicap amateur ana a mile handicap
professional
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

Omaha, oct. Cattle Receipts. 500,
Market steady. Native steers, a,00u6.tu,
western steers. i20ni1bi TeNaa steers,
325GAg5: cows and helfcra, a.3Oui.OO,
Gamers. 2.2bu3.25; stockers and feeders
8b00i7O; calves, i5Ou id5; bulls, stays
etc, 2.d0ulih.
HogH-Bccelpta, o,l00, Market hhade
stronger. Heavy. A25Gi3Ih; mixed
4S2ibn4a5; light. i31k0i50. pigs, Ao0N
llO: bulk OF sales. A3ehWiaill,
Sheep Receipts, $500. Market steady
YearllnEs. 360df,l0i western mutiona
a7ON3R0; stock sheep. aiOUAiOi lambs
AOOIAs0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

a good strike has been made In the
Annie Laurie. at God Mountain.
W. ". Tibbals was this morning re-
appointed chairman of the listing COM
mittcc.
A. n. Tnrbet returned home today
from California, where be has boon
looking after his new bonanza, the
Aftcrthought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
SHORTS FORCED TO COVER.
Bulls Check Inc Declining Tendency In the
General Market.
nu.ines. came Practically TO n stand
stiii-ifoneJ L. iasier-Livc stock
Market Weak.

New York. oct 7.-Dusiness was very
dull at the opening AMI changes narrow.
brooklyn transit was raidei down a
point sugar yielded as much. but
everything else held firm. The failure
10 induce selling Of the general market
forced the shorts to cover In SUGAR ana
Brooklyn transit, the latter rnllyinE q
point over yesterdays close. They fell
back 20 last nights itycl. Steel ana
wire, brooklyn transit and Metropolitan
street railway rnllicd n point before the
publication Of the bank statement, but
there was no pressure N liquidation
and business came practically TO a
Htnndatiil. The decline reached u point
IN Metropolitan and Republic steel pfd.
Bulls bid up Louisville TO sou, and
checked the declining tendency In the
general market, The CLOSING was very
duli and slightly Irregular ut small not
changes either way. Bales, is',ltb
shares.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

Denver, Colo, Oct. 7.-Cnttio-Re-
celpta. 700. Market quiet and steady.
moor steers. 875Tib0: cows. a0nU3,1i;
feeders. freight paid 10 river, 3,lOnibl;
stockcrH. freight paid tn river, i.olda0l;
bulls. stays, etc. 2.0Qdd.hQ
Hngs-R Receipts. 300, Market 7iac high-
CT. Light packers, iAouiAii mixed,
ll7MUA52h; heavy, ii1ianib2k.
ghcep-ilecelpta none.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
|, Nerve
!: Centres
REBUILT ny
{ GRAPE NUTS
A FOOD FACT.

The food Grape Nuts positively does
furnish the necessary elements 10 re-
build the brain ana nerve conters'
Analysis viii show q, food makers
know II lH true. and the everyday user
OF Grape Nuts can take his oath that
while he may not be- an expert food
maker or an analytical chemist, ne
Knows enough To know when his
body ~ wull nourishcd, and the scat uf
his reason active, forcihle, ana IN per-
feet polsr.
Grape Nuts are as truly the main
stay of the brain and the nervous
system. aa O good stomach h the main
stay OF "a healthy body Let the "llt-
tie lamp Of reason shine forth" when
you make selections uf food. All
nrat-class groccra sell Grapefruit
and the Postum Cereal co. LTD make
them ut their Battle Creek factories.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

Kansas city. No, oct. 7.--Cattle-Re-
celpts 1900. supply mostly Of common
est grades. Prices unchanged. Native
steers j06G, 20. Texas steers 3,lbuf,hOi
Texas cows gbd3.S0; native COWS and
helfew l.75Gi.60i stockera and feeders
a.t0Mi,s0.
steady. Bulk Of sales asset CO., heavy
4. SOFA aets, packers A.a0nA.hii mixed
aOmi 90: light 4.i0fi.G0; yorkcra A.bb
o.. 60: plgs g.g0Wi.G0.
No sheep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
READ THIS.
If These symptoms Fit Your Case Then You Have Caa

"
Are your eyes before them
tim
o
buzzng sour tims12
N hin wnter yeuta nee
nieht
do awakening
In the morning you uIoat7 D,
phig DO have sense OF funesa IN W
Do a wake w
about faint and fc
crowd
DO svca hot and cold flashes
back 10
have though had been working very hard ana ""
DO You have depressed feeling feeling In s
DO
though what hi
eaten Iyiug Ike eadn
DO around the henTtT DO YOU
smothers
nomo nndns II pnp'"S
few
oaah OF 10 many forms Thee are pS e
sknfu physician that YOU
suffering they your symn,omA do not delay % h
es and euch hold you that II VI"
be 20 secure relief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
N0o.NNNe.NNo.o.o.,
BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been marked by strong
activity IN local investments. Nearly
all stocks In the iist have been dealt
iu. Sugar and Homo Fire doing tho
greatest amount Broker Cutler reports
considerable sales o. the latter stock at
siOi. co. y. C.. NJ. {. naturally foll bach,
little. transactions now being eS-
dividend. Utah Commercial figures are
also cx-dividend Following arc ,ho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
Free Another Week

SHORES Of cuApo,
TI.sfC wi
LONG FELT WANT WITH SUFFERING HUMAN
uwccko at
found impossible
pointed Rive a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS. |


bringing. tib.6sl. Wednesday, shares
sold. % 100. bringing fii1ss. Thursday
% 300 bringing lis,igi. Friday, shares
soid. II so. bringing s2i .503 Saturday
sharcs sold 20. COS, bringing DOCS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

Campbell a oreene. stock nrohers,
10 w. Second South st. Telephone go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

have suffered or several s9T VIII liver and KHy
Cata had stubborn cough that bothered me nsessan aTd
hnay
the
to
n
Iso11
hnve mpro
the ears find myself almost free o
absolutely wol but have noticed such pd n
ms
sure ma yprunthy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

The Silver King today posted ~
monthly dividend Of % Ia cents d
share. amounting 20 10000. Manager
In town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

will he payable on the 18th The
amount 20 be disburaed "a over $50 900.
State Bank stock n Inst now eagerly
sought for the dividend Of 2 per cent
being payable on the 18th.
The bank ciearinrs % the country
continue TO reach tremendous proper
lions. They amounted 10 ai.752 qsS SIS
an incrcare Of 10 clio per cent over the
came week last year. Salt Lake city
cuts n big figure In the list being one
Of tho two cities whose Increase over
last year ran over 100 per cent Her
clcnrlnEa for the week ending Friday
were tl.2Si3ie. an Increase OF 1ft d-iO
over 'gs. Seattle was ths other city
whose figures ran over the 100 per cent
mark Salt Lakes totals placed her
In advance OF such cities as Memphis,
Richmond. Washington, Peoria, 81.
Joseph, Hartford and savannah
Hon. Thomas Kcarns has Just pur-
chased from lions Savings Bank
four rods u ground on South
Tcmplo street adjoining the Teasdale
property, which he bought some time
nEu. The piece bought from tho Bank
was four rods frontage and the con-
Hldcrntion was 5000 This gives Mr..
Kearna possession VI fourteen rods
frontage on South Temple street for the
new mansion which he will erect here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

can and examine Norris a Sons
Monumental Stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

san Francisco oct. Wheat steady,
Dee, i3is; May. l.isM, caan, l,0sA.
harley arm; Dee. 81 New si's' cash.
s1A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

Arthur Murphy Tender. tits Resignation
a. Manager.

The Daisy IL 20 have n new manager
Arthur Murphy having sent Ia ~
resignation His successor VIII prob
ably be charles Gardner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
CHICAGO MAnKErs
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO MAttkEfs'
LIVE STOCK.
chicago. oct. 7.-Hogs Receipts r.
0o0. Icft over 25i3. Market weak.
Mixed and butchers i.3iai.11h. good
heavy t.15ut, 70. rough heavy A.iOuA,a0'
light i5Ma.51hh,
Receipts 200. Market nomin-
ally unchanged.
shccp-Reccipta 5000. Market steady.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. oct. 7.-Deccmi1r wheat
opened at 72N. raacd on TO 72Auh, but
advanced 10 12AUh. May opened at
70, sold at 15h and advanced % 1bAWik
Whcat-Doo., 7sA; May i5Au
Corn-Oct. aiH; Dec, a0NQM.
OatB-Oot., 22h, Dec, 22AQh.
pork-OCt, SIM; Dee, s,a2h.
Lard-Oct.. Q. 3lih. Dee. 6,i5,
Ribs-oct.. b.i5i Dec, 600.
Cash-Whcat-So 2 red. 12h&tlh'
No. o. I0nlis. No. 2 hard winter. Gs,ti
No hard winter, 6GuG9. No. northern
spring. 20. No, 2 northern spring. ~
No, ., spring 65n52.
Corn-No 2, ait No. 3, az.
oats-No. 2. s2AQ28; No. ., 22h.
1iarlcy-3suiG
Ryc-nominal.
Timothy,
EiuN=l.1T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
MAMMOTH MAKES
ANOTHER GAIN.
Sells as High as 1913 and Closes
Very Strong.
NORTHERN LIGHT DECLINES

star Con. Gets Another set Hack 90
Daly-west Lower Grand Gem
trail Does Not Rally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
Extended the Free Examination Offer TO
all Who Apply Next Week.

In health cam.
q to They
and
delicate
Deaf people told how their drums had been bu
womantold
mi
Of Doctors
new
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

The banks now hold iie3. 900 In excess
Of the legal requirements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
SPECIALTlES.

Then Nas,cr specialists catarrh they Hay
Disease blood
Veeoccc Structure and al Chronic and Private free
ande
at the oil letter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

Boston, Oct 7.-iioaton & Montana.
355a3b9. Butte q Boston, Ugs0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

New York. oct. 7.--Monoy on call
easier at fh05 per cent. last loan ~
per cent Prime mercantile paper. bh
lG per cent.
Sterling exchange nrm with actual
business In bankers hills ht i.sgh ~
FOR demand and at AAihuh Tor sixty
days. posted rates, ts2nlsl and AsGia
GNS7. commercial bills, AsQuh.
Silver certificates, bSui9.
iinr silver. o.
Mexican dollars, a.
state bonds Inactive. Railroad bonds
Irregular
Government bonds weak. 2a reg, 100.
% reg. 1914. de- coupon, loss, new a.
reg, i.2gA do coupon, i,2gA; old a.
reg. III do coupon, i.i2, o. req liit'
do coupon. Linz
SUGAR.
New York. oct 7.-suFnr-Rnw,
weak: fair refining. gA, centrifugal, ~
test. "a molanaea sugar, 3hc refined,
weak. crushed. ii-iG. powdered, 5A.
graduated, 3-i6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
Many Learned for the First Time VIVA
Allied Them

ard how they could be cured tegsd for chance
shorcs SKIN hereby extended
CHRONIC NERVOUS PRIVATE DsEAsl3soR ANY
HtEAT1oN ptsEhsEs-wIiO
ADVISED ABSOLUTE
~ Or
no TAKE TEAraiENTTfIIs OFFER BEING PURELY TEsr
Come MOndayCome any Day Next Week. and Learn Without
Cost What Your Trouble Really is, From Recognized
Chronic Disease Experts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-06-08
Teiegraphic Briefs.

A general strike of the plumbers in
Norfolk, Va, went into effect Wednes-
day morning.
Five people, three women and two
men. were drowned at the foot of Mad
ison street, Toledo, O., Wednesday.
The rarty was in row boat and got in
the wake of steamer. The boat up
turned and all went under. The boat
also sank.
The American delegates yesterday
submitted their schemes for an artbitra
ton tribunal to the peace conference at
The Hague. Special dispatch IS to the
London papers say that the scheme
meets with much favor, being regarded
as eminently practical.
The tenth annual session of the
Trans Mississippi Commercial Con-
gress opened at Wichita, Kas. Thurs
day morning with 500 delegates in at
tendance.
Ex Governor Lowry has decided to
become a candidate for the United
States Senate in Mississippi. and has
commenced q vigorous canvass of the
State. He is an able man with an e1-
cellent war record, aud it is thought
he will mako considerable inroad on
tho support which has been claimed foa
Governor AcLaurin and Congressman
Allen by BIZ friends.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-06-08
We ARE FRIENDS AGAIN.
Spaio's New Minister Welcomed in
Washington.
A NEW TRIAL FOR DREYFUS.
spain sells Number Of Her Colonial Pos.
sessions TO Germany Admiral Dewe,s
Programme.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Special. -Di.
rIomatIc relations with Spain. broken
on on tprll ~, 1898, wore formally re
sumcd at II o'clock Saturday, when
President Mckinley greeted Due ID
Aco7, tho newly accredited minister
10 tho United States, ID Tho Blue Parlor
oi tho White House. simultaneously
n Madrid, If tho programme arranged
was carried out, Beliany Storer, tho
new United States minister to Spain.
was being presented to Chistiana, the
Queen Regent, during the legal minor
ity Of his Catholic Majesty, Alphongo
Kill
II was n notable occasion in tine
worlds history - tho resumption of
friendly relations between two nations
which Ind been at war and in the brief
Struggle had changed the map of tho
world. he speeches of the day were
especially notable. They were plain
rroken and deyoid OF the usual hazy
diplomatic phraseology. The ceremony
was exceedingly simple.
Promptly at | o'clock, tho hour set,
the two carriages containing the Due
DArcos, Secretary Hny and the secre.
tarles of the new spanish minister,
Seniors RIano and Pastor, reached the
White House. Quite a crowd had col
lected to catch glimpse Of tho new
minister. The party was Immediately
nshercd IN tho Blue Parlor The Due
was attlred in bis resplendent diplo
matte uniform. Across his coat he
wore u scarlet sash, and ou his breess
sparkled the insignia of half a dozt n
orders, the dazzling cross Of the Order
OF tho Catholic being the most conspic-
uous. He carried his plumed cbapeau
IN his left hand, ind n copy of his ad-
dress III his right. The secretaries
were likewise attired in their gorgeous
diplomatic uniforms
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-06-08
A FR|GSIFUl ACCIDENT.
One Killed and II Injured at the
State Hospital at Morgan.on.
OTIS MAY CALL VOLUNTEERS
The yellow Fever Situation At New Orleans
not Regarded aS Serious s-Bi- MetalIists ID
Session-0ihes News.

MoRGASroS. &C, Special. A work.
ing party OF 81 patients in tho front
grounds Of the State Hospital
here Thursday. ran under the bowling
alley to escape rain. The wind blew
the building down, killing outright
one patient, and injured 12 others, more
or less seriously.
The following is q list Of the casual.
ties: Sawyer, killed; Sister, Vsnover,
Farley, Krider and Burde, seriously
injured; Burnett, McPsters. Greenlee,
Green, Staly, Dickson and Houston in-
jured to an unknown extent, IS at this
time the injured have not been carefully
examined. Everything possible is be-
ing done for the injured, The friends
of the patients will be kept informed OF
their condition.
LATER: Examination shows the fol.
lowing injuries: Farley, both legs
broken in the collapse, condition seri-
Gus. Slater. internal injuries. unknown
extent. will probably die. KrIder, in.
jured in hip. Burde, broken thigh.
Green, dislocated hip. McPheeters,
arm broken. Dickson, both legs
broken-compoundf fractures. All the
others appear to have slight injuries.
though further examination may show
more extended hurts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-06-08
NAV Call for Volunteers.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Special. -Rs-
plying to the enquiries of the Secretary
of War, General Otis telegraphs that he
is still of the opinion that 80, 900 troops
will be necessary for the effective con-
troll of the Philippines. Secretary AL
ger took General Otis cable to the
President, after conference with him.
stat the text OF the dispatch would not
be made public. cit re-affirms Gen.
eral Otis statement made some time
ago." said the Secretary, ''that 10000
men would be sufficient to cope with the
situation. AS stated yesterday, the
regulars now on tho way or under or
ders to 60 20 tho Philippines, will give
Geural Otis about "a, 900 or 1000 mon
after tho withdrawal of the volun-
teers."
"Where will the additional 6, 600 or
6, 900 men whom General Otis asks for
come from ? The Secretary was asked.
''That has not been definitely deter.
mined as yet" 10 replied. eve may
be able to take the additional troops
asked for from the regulars now located
iu this country, Cuba. :and Porto Rico,
il ,.aay hn f"nn5 advisable IN m II stey
il vounlteers."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-06-08

When the Spanish war was proclaim
ed, Governor Ellerbe promptly sec
onded the call of tho President for vol
unteers, and his appointment of officers
gave general satisfaction. In Novem-
ber, 1893, he was reelected Governor
after hot campaign and after most
formidable opposition, many Conserv-
atives claiming that he had n not fulfilled
his pledges. He warmly approved the
Spanish war.
Governor Ellerbe's domestic life has
been happy and beautiful one. He
leaves his widow and six children val
liable landed estates in Marion county
He will be succeeded by Lieutenant
Governor Miles B. McSweeney, OF
Hampton county, former Charleston
printer boy, who has risen to the top
through his own exertions.