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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11

and the freight boat at 7:3O on Mon
day., Wednesday. and Friday morn
ings.
The regular meeting of the Colum
bia Hose Co. has been postponed until
next Thursday evening.
Mr.. Boy ton, the merchant at
Glennwood, y as in the city last night
and left by 5oat for home this morn
ing.
Always consult our advertising COL
umns. That is where the live business
men of The Dalles make known their
bargins.
| J. P. Van lIouten, of the B. S. &
L. Co., arriv.l here yesterday after.
noon from Hay Creek and went to
Portland on No. l.
James Slat. =, an old time resident
OF Crook county, arrived here this
morning from Colville, WASH, and
will leave in h few days for Prineville.
John S. G rnee, representing the
National Cash Register Co., and rec
ognized by all travelling men as the
most fascinal ng knight of the grip
on the road, spent the day in the city.
Miss Taylor's kindergarten class
will take part in the rhetorical exer-
cises in the first primary department
at the Court street school tomorrow
afternoon. Friends of the kinder
garten as we'll as patrons of the school
are cordially invited to be present.
Farmers certainly nave no cause to
complain 1T the rain that has fallen
the past week. While it has tossome
extent prevented the hauling of
wheat 20 market, it is causing their
fall sown grain to grow, and aids to
insure an abundant crop another
season.
A phamphlet just issued by Prof.
Washburn, state biologist, entitled
"Some Winter Birds of Western Ore
xen" is we'll worthy of the. attention o
the public, and as it can be had for the
small sum of 35 cente. it should be in
every household. It gives not only a
but an illustration of these
winter songsters. An acquaintance
with the denizons of the air is both
pleasant and profitable especially to
The young, and it is hoped that Prof.
WASN'T burn will receive such 'encour.
sgement from the public that he will
,xtend this work until it embraces all F,
,he feathered tribes of our state.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
A New 1ranscontinentaI Line.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Noy. IA rail.
way franchise, including right OF
way 100 feet wide along the hay of San
Diego. has been granted by the COM
mon council to U. S. Grant, Geoge W.
Marston, George q. Ballou and M. A.
Luce. four of this city's most infiuen-
tial residents. The purpose of grant.
ing the franchise is to facilitate the
construction of a railway from the bay
of San Diego to the Colorado river,
and thence eastward to form a new
transcOn tinental line.
The grantees of the franchise have
until January /, 1903, in which to carry
out the undertaking. A proposed route
via Salt Lake meets with favor here.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11

NEW YORK, Nov. IA dispatch to
the Tribune from London says:
The keenest military writer's who
analyze the situation, lay stress upon
the fact that the Dutch allies are vast
ing their resources by attacking the
british at too many points, instead of
concentrating their efforts upon one
or two points. This is true. What
ever advantages the Beers have won
has been from the recklessness of
their enemies.
The Beers have mads graver tactical
mistakes than the English staff, al
though its record is not particularly
brilliant in defensive work, and they
have allowed three weeks to slip by
without winning decisive success by
virtue of overwhelming superiority in
numbers.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
Insane Asylum Report

SALEM, Nov, THE monthly re-
port of the superintendent of the Ore
gon state insane asylum was filed in
the office of the secretary of state yes
terday. 1t shows that the total expen-
ditures for articles consumed during
October amounted to S6249 SO. The
payroll shows salaries during the
month aggregating $5443 72. The to-
tai for consumption and salaries was
81, ,693 81.
The report shows that the average
number of patients during the month
was ll57. The expense per capita was
therefore 80 90. There were 16 pa
tients discharged, 10, died and two es-
capped. There were $50 employees.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11

maintain the open door to China, which
power will undertake to develop both
British and American trade. 1t is
understood that both Germany and
probably Russia will give the United
States written assurance as to the
maintenance of the open door,"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
Boats Crew In Irons.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Twenty
one East Indians employed as oilers
coal passers and firemen on the British
ship PatEan, recently chartered by the
United States to carry troops to the
Philippines, have been put in irons by
order of Captain Butler. because they
objected to going to Manila.
The East Indians shipped at Singa-
pore in September, for an 18 months
voyage. They are afraid of the hostile
Filipnos, but the captain thinks he will
soon force them to complete their con-
tracts
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
Battle-ship Oregon Sails

NEW YORK, Nov. IA dispatch &c
the Herald from Hong Kong says
The battle ship Oregon. which inten'
ded leaving for Manila, fred recall
gun Sunday, and left port early Mon
day morning. She is said to have re-
ceiYed orders to proceed to Cebu. She
was seemingly unprepared for sea.
The advertisements of live business
men can always be found in our col
umns.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
They Settle samoan Question.

BERLIN, Nov. Sit was officially
announced this morning that an agree
ment, subject to approval by the Uni.
ted States, is arrived at between Great
Britain and Germany. The Samoa
act is repealed and the islands of Upo-
lu, Savaei and the small adjacent is
lands fall to Germany; Tutuila and the
subsidiary islands go to the United
States. Great Britain renounces any
claim to the Samoan islands. Ger.
many renounces any claim to the Tan
ga islands and cedes Chousel and San
Isabel islands with insular surround
ings, to Great Britain.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
THE TABLES
ARE TURNED
The English Capture Two
Thousand Prisoners.

LONDON, Nov. Tt is announced
in cable dispatch from Cape Town,
dated Sunday, November 5. that the
British have been victorious in an en-.
gagemept at Ladysmith and that the
Boer loss was very heavy, including
1000 prisoners.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
Open-Door Assured.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Morning Post
publishes the following dispatch from
WashjngtOn:
Negotiations in London have re-
suited in an agreement between Great
Britain, China and the United States to
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
Mabalacat Occupied.

MANILA, Nov. S.-General MacAr.
thur has occupied Mabalacat. His en-
tire command, including the Twelfth,
Seventeenth and Nineteenth infantries
and part of the Fourth cavalry is ex-
tended three miles5in front Of Angeles
in coed tactical position Major Bell
took Mabalacat. Being ordered co re-
connoiter yesterday, he located the
enemy and pushed into town, driving
out two companies of insurgents and
killing several Filipino officers. The
Americans suffered no loss.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11

Here was Colonel Ingersoll's idea of
projections: 81 believe in protecting
infant /, dusSries but when the infants
get TO be six feet high ani grow whis.
kers, and when they threaten to kick
the end out of the cradle II they don't
get more pap, think it's about time
to take the bottle away from them. !"
And it is high time that the bottle was
taken away from every manufacturer
in the United States who has joined a
trust.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
Beers In Zuiuland.

LORENZO MARQUEE. Nov. SIDE
layed in transmission. "A rumor from
Ingnavuma, Zululand, brings news
that on November l, $50 Beers inva.
ded British territory and advanced to-
wards the forts at Ingnayuma with a
white flag. When they were 100 yards
distant. they fred volleys into the forts,
which, however, had been evacuated.
The Beers burned all the stores on
the Lebomo and thoroughly ransacked
Pemersdorf, which they burned to the
ground.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
"MENECIo SEVERILO."
Both sides Claim Endorsement

BOSTON, Nov. 8.-The vote of Massa.
chusetts for governor, complete, Is as
follows: Crane, rep. 1853, ,S76; Paine.
dem, 103, ,Sl4. Republicans regard the
result as an Endorsement of the policy
of the national administration in the
Philippines. On the other hand
the democrats, pointing to the great
loss in the republican vote, claim that
Massachusetts has entered q protest
against expansion. Especial emphasis
is laid upon the fact that %, 900 republic
cans refrained from voting.
The democrats are jubilant over the
victory in Boston. The democrats
gained seven seats in the legislature,
two in the senate and five in the house.
There were many close contests, and
the feature in several of them was the
strength of the socialist democrats.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
KENTUCKY is SAVED.
Especial to The T1MEs-MousrA1NEERl

Democrats Have Carried the State by 1900
Plurality.
Especial to The TMEs-MoUNTANEER-l
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10.-Republican
concede the democrats majority Of
"a in the legislature, and democrats
are confident that Goebeps plurality
over Taylor is 1900. Complete returns
cannot make much change in these
estimates.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
Dewey Licensed 70 wed.

WASHINGTON, Noy. 8.-A marriage
license was today issued to George
Dewey and Mrs. Mildred Hszen.
It is stated the wedding will take
place Tuesday or Wednesday Of next
week, though neither the admiral nor
Mrs. Hazen will give the exact date.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
FURNIS HING GODS S
EPART M ENT.

Every dollar spent with possesses the purchasing
power two spent elsewhere In clothing department
the original values cut figure Prices reach the
lowest notch named for desirable and seasonabe
clothing ts
Mems alwool cheviot and tweed suits, round cut
usual price $3.50, .$ 375
Mems al-wool black blue chevots in single 6s
double breasted, usual price $500, $3.50
Mems black clay worsted in square round cut,
sacks frocks usual price $1,000, $745
We have few broken lines in Boys and Youths
department that have positively reduced to half price,
Boys brownie REFER suits ages to years. usual
price $1.5O, now. ................. 75c
Boys all-woo school suits with double and knees
patent hod-fast buttons reinforced throughout,
warranted not to rip, usual price $780, 8 175
We carry the largest and best selected stock of
Youths Clothing in eastern Oregon. They 90. Price
does not stand in the way.
Youths long pant suits. Begin at 81 95 if you will:
Ranging high $780, such assortment styles and
values as will surprise you.
OVERCOATS.
Boys neat natty durable made wear and look
stylish Prices from $115 q
Mems heavy overcoats well made and in all the latest de-
signs and materials at prices ranging from $3S5.
The fact stock is entirely too large and must be
reduced.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
MAY SLIP AWAY.

Aguinaldo VIII Have an Opportunity y,
Get Ont of tho Trap =
NEW YORK, Nov. IA special to
Herald from Washington says: Con-
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11

LONDON, Nov. IAN official dis.
patch from Ladysmith, dated Monday,
says:
"There has been a cessation of hos
Utilities since Friday. Only one Kaffir
was killed by the Boer bonn bardment.."
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11
WHAT'S THE nArrnE WITS onIoi

Democrats Cisim They Have Y,ectsd thsl
Observation-Disclosures.
Especial to TIE !TMEs- s-MoUErAnEERI
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 10.-It is be-
lieved by the democrats that they have
elected the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, al
though the official count may be re-
quired to determine fully. Republic
cans give up the general assembly,
conceding to the democrats majority
of a.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-11-11

Complete Line of Spraying Material for Fruit Growers.
Dunn's No. I Spray, also Lime, Sulphur and Salt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-14

6reunD 9atrtd nit etnigen Qepfeln
uno Srangen, Die er BON beri9iebenen
SiI6en 3uIummengeIeien bate, aus Der
S6iir treten. 9o9 taum bate er bus
Treie errei9t, als Die bploe 56iirz
iteberin, bic iebenfau5 6eute ben 8eIiBer
abl0ite, i'm beim &ragen padte unb i'm
aufforoerte gu be3u6len. gQln men Ioq
i6 be3a6len?" fam Die ru6ige Srage;
pDrauf bic Dame i'm auf bic ueberz
f6rift iiber Der S6ir aufmertium
ma9te; n9ub to TIE gentleman at TIE
boor". %, ercuie me-, iagte 9ut Iuto=
Mild, ARE pou a gentleman? S
t6oungbt pou mere a laOD", be3a6lte uno
beri9panb unter augemeinem 8eId4ter
in ieinem Bugen,
I'm elm 16r lungten mir in 86oentr
an, tpel6eS cine I80ne Staot nit prd4>
tign 8auten lit unb 6eipn0er5 i'm Bin@
ter BON Qunqenfranten beiu6t rpiro.
Oas thermometer 5eigte bier 112 Grab
Ta6ren6eit i'm S6atten, tpesRal6 man
es ben GintppAnern audi nt9t Derargen
fam, tpenn iie Na4ts Dor i6ren 9duIern
auF ben breiten 9eranod5 Rube un0
4ii6lunq iuhen. Mtr fubren bier iiber
ben 5alt Riper uno ettpas 5pdter iiber
ben @tla Riper nit Ieinen phantditti4en
ufern, benz 6auptne6enfluB be5 Golo>
rabo i'm iiDli6en Qri3ona, Der DON
Oten nab WeIten bur9 bic 8ild Dtite
flieBt. 9us S%nterefantefte in bieIer
8tla WuIte iiHO jeoenfaas Die peri6tez
benen 9attusz Qrten, BON benen Der
8flan3enzR0nig Der Wiiite, Der Rieienz
!4eraenfattus ober Gunbelaberfattus
Ogereus Qigunteus) un3Deifelbaft ben
erften Stang einnimmt. Wenn 9ora3
bic Qi6nfde WIfte Die purioa nutrir
Ieonum" nsnnt, 10 mD4te t9 bic 9iIa
Wiife in Nri3ona (pon urtDd 3onu) bic
nariou nutrir cerei gigantei" nennen.
Der Gereus giganteus DG9it bier als
Baum Big gu elmer 9O6e BON Ie9S3ig
sun unD miBt Bis 3pet SUB i'm 9ur6<
meier. 9pm 5auptitumm geben bduz
fla flint Big 8ebn Qteite aus, bic penn
dlter einen @Qenbogen btIben unb bann
nit benz 6auptItamm fer3engerube 6imz
melan Ttreben. Bon Mtai Big Suli bat
er i80ne geIbIi6e 8lumen unb Die
6ru6t gelangt @noe Suli unb Quguit
3ur Reife. 2eBtere rpirb bon ben SSnz
6iunern boot gei6dBt uno nit PfeiIen
6eruntergei6ofsn. Gs 1T punber6ar,
ME bieier Rieie 10 berrIi4 i'm biirren
@ano unb feliigen 8eitein gebeiben tann
unD niat etpu ~Derein3elt, ionDern in
Qan3en MGlOern. Den 0amen 9flan>
3enzRGnig Der WiiIte, ben id inn oben
9u6, Derbient er nit Oolem Reat. Menn
mir ieman0 fir meinen 8arten %entipeOer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-14

1T ni6tS gu Ie6en, e6enio penig iie5t
man 3ertidrformation. Nu4 Die 5or=
mationen DeS mel o5oiIhen 3eitalter5,
bic 3retoez, Suraz uno 3rtasformattoz
men Itno nt4t bertreten. Die ober1te
S6iAt bes Ganon's ge6Drt Der palGo@
3ciiden periobe an unb begtnnt nit benz
8oltitein Der 8p6lenformdtion. Damn
pe4Ieln in rot6en, bruunen, gelben uno
peiBen 6urben Sanbz unb 8alfitetn big
gu elmer 5tefe pon 5000 SUB a6, H5 mir
CUR urgebirgsformatiOn Der ar6Gii4en
Qera fommen. On pielen Stelen nun
ru6t bieIes SeOimentgeItein uuf pluz
tcntI4em 8ebtlbe, uuf reinem 8ranlt,
ben Der 5luB unten bis gu elmer Stefe
pon 500 bis 1000 SUB 0ur4i4nitten
bat. Wenn man 10 in ben Qbgruno
i6dut uno ben in elmer Siefe BON $500
SUB babineiIenOen unaniebnli6en @oz
lorabo 6luB bstra6tet, 10 fdeint es
beinabe unm0gIi6, baB feline Dafer
oieie RieI eni4lu6t nit ibren number
barren 9eItaltungen gebtlbet baden. uno
benno6 lit DieI les 4Qes oas Werf DON
Acknowledgment. 8enn mir nun abar
mod nit ben 8eologen annebmen, 0aB
bic Sriasz, Suraz uno 8retoeform1z
tion, bic man ni6t melt DDm n0rolt6en
I1fer bes 6luFes in Utah antrtfft, nod
auf ben oberiten S6i9ten, ME tie ieBt
am Canon gu fin0en iinO, friiber gelegen
baben, 10 gelungt man gu benz S6luhe,
oaB ba8 0af1er bas @rOret9, reip. Sc
ftein bier big gu elmer Stefe bon $1,000
SUB peggefpiIt BADEN muB. Man
nimmt eben an, baB Der 6luB bier i6on
eriftirte, ebe bic 8erge un0 0as 9o4z
plateau %bor6anDen tparen unb baB er BEL
Der aQmGbliden Dultanii6en @rbebung
bteIer 9egenb feline groiton begann.
8enn irgenbpo, 10 ptro @tnem bier
tlur, baB bus Wafer Der 6etnb beg 8uIz
fdnismus lit uno mas bieier auftbiirmt,
ienes nit untpiberite6li6er 8eipalt ME-
6erretBt. @ie bus Maf1er ietnen &reisz
lauf fat, Spingt es audi oqs Grbret4
unb 9eitein, bieIen &reislauf m~it3uma>
diem. DIS DuKerbunit DerlGBt IS Den
S3ean uno fdQt in 6orm oon Hegen,
s6uu, @9nee unO gis nieber, I'm oann
als Sropfen feline trOii4e 2aufbdhn
al beginnen. 9p9 - rconcorotd par
bae res c~rescunt"; unb inoem nun per>
eint Sropfen auf Sropfen benz nteortg@
ten puntte 3ulteuern, btlDen it4 tletne
GinniaIe, 8d9lein, 6liife unD StrOme
unb gelangt bas Wafer 10 pieber in
ben O3ean 3uriid. 9o9 in ietnenl
2aufe pDn ben 9ipfeln Der 604iten
8erge fiibrt es geitein uno GrOrei6
nit Ii6 t~bdlubpdrts unb nimmt es NIT
ms Meer, ND es liegen bIeibt, I'm pie>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-14
Colorado 2iper beim Reo Canon Grail.

6aft betrieben Die Gliffbpe1ers @der=
bau unb 5ogen ii9 bier6er por tbren
Seinben auriid, benn baB lie bon fol-
p~erfolgt tpurben, 3eigen qfeilz
fpiBen an, bic ppr ben Wobnungen gez
tperben unb bic Marten, Die fie
i'm @eitsin suriidgelafen.
0ie Some bate lGnga aufgebOrt,
nit i6ren lebten S;rablen oieie unz
beimli9en RGume gu beleu4ten, als
infer Jii6rer gum Nufbru9 mabnte.
Oben ongelangt. feBten mir uns an
ben 3anb bes Gdnons nteDer unp be-
punberten np6mals bic merfpiirbtgen
Wpbnungen in biefen itetlen Wdnoen,
Die BON tbren Snfahen pobl tdum an
bers, als mittelit 2eitern erret4t purz
ben.
Sin gutes 4uge mar nOt6ig, ite gu err
5pGben, benin IS mar beIpnDers Wtuhe
barauf pertpenbet porben, bas duBere
4usie6en Der 5rontpanD Dem umgebens
ben 6elIen 10 dbnlid nie mOglt9 gu
MAIDEN. Merfpiirbige @ebanfen bur6z
apgen meine Seele, als t6 in bic INNER
Dunfler tperbenbe S6lu6t i6aute. $50
paren hire 8etpp6ner geblteben ? Waz
ren.iie gum She'll perni4tet uno Der Ret
bon ben rduberiiden, BON Norben mad
Sioen aiebenben SnDianeritdmmen perz
trieben, oDer tparen bieie gegenben fritz
6er fru9tbarer uno bate oas INNER
birrer tperbenbe 9pdpluteau Tie CUR
8anbsrIaaft g~eopung.n 2 8etDes mag
lie bepogen baben, itd cine neue 5etmatb
su iu6en. ODD rdthiel6aft blei6t ote>
les 8lippenz unb 9O6lenpolt nod Inn
mer, unb tpenrl maj aud pobl nit Re4t
annimmt, bab bic jeBigen PueblozSn@
oidner BON NeuzW ericD, ME du6 Die
icbt nod in Merico lsbenDen 9O6lenbee
tpo6ner Nadtommen bon ibnen lino, 10
lit bod ibre @eI9i9te aus Der tbnen
einsia iibli6en 9ilberi4rift nod ni9t
enbgiiltig ent3iffert. Q6ermuls mari Id
einen leBten Bid auf bic i4pdraen 20
der in ben 5elspGnoen Der Stetls
ihludt, padte meme S6erben 5uiams
men unb lieb mir BON unierm 5ibrer
auf benz 6eimfpege iiber bic Dielen merit
t~puroiaen 5unbe in jener 9egenb er5dbz
len. untertpegs ergOBten mid bic Prdz
riebunbe, Die iiberaa aus ibren 204ern
- Sa~ CSrAe nitGteu INN Itr9 shs,{o mott
gieris anitaunten, pie mir DorAin bic
3lippenpobnungen angeitaunt batten.
SIS mar buntel, als mir in unIerem So
tel in 6lagitaff unlan9ten.
Nm nddften Morgen braden mein
8ruber uno i4 per 3peiipdnnsr gu benz
70 Weilen sntfernten 9ranb Canon bes
GoloraoD@Jluhes auf, pelde 5trede
mir, ME nns geiast tuurbe in 5tpDlf
Stunben 5uridlegen t0nnten. 8alb
battea mir Slasitaff i'm Riiden unb UNI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-14

un0 9feffer6Gumen, unter QaImen, 3D.
ranen, 9uapa8, Qebensei6en, Qfa3ien
trdumen uno in ieinen SrdnQenz, 81
tronen> unO OlipengGrten luitpunoeln
gu tOnnen? 0o9 unIer Qufent6alt mar
nur Elm tur3er unb mir punoten un8 BON
bier na6 piermonatliher Q6peIenbeit
BON 9aui e pieoer Der lieben 6eimutb 3u.
Wela' 6errlide 2unoIhuften, mas
fir groBartige N~aturnun0er batten mir
pGbrenO Ote1er 3eit geieben! limb ais
nun bic leBten Srungen6utne Guliforz
MEMS ii6 metnen 8liten e~nt3pgen,
tonnte i'd nidt um6in nit s. GeibeI gu
iingen:
. 8onOern, 0 @anbern, ou freie BUR
56enluIt!
9d pe6et 8Ottes SDem 10 frtIa in Der
8ruIt;
pa Iinget unO iauh3et ba5 9er3 gum
9immels3elt:
8ie bit bu bod 10 i6On, 0 Ou peite,
peite Welt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-14

fpruno erfennen la11en. On elmer Stene
lab i6 5ooar einen alien 2apdf hub, BEL
len 2auf elmer Idtparaen Rieienldlange
Quf benz peiBen Sanbe slt9 uno ben ih
Oeutli9 bis gu ieiner &raterDffnuns auf
einem fablen 8ultantegel pertolgen
fpnnte.
Mittaqs atp0lf l1br oebn Wllnuten
Ianaten mir in 8aritop an, no uns etne
hal6e Stunbe fir gf1en erluubt tpuroe.
GrbGrmli6e, feline, feds Sub 6obe uno
pieaei6t boppelt 10 LANCE 8retterbuoen
bilbeten biefe WiItenltabt; merifunti6e
uno inbianii9e gtlenbabnarbeiter Die
9ep0lferuna. Die giienbo6n brin9t in
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-05
s4l2. 900, 900 SUBSCRIBED.
stupendous Amount Offered For Shares in
Amalgamated Mining.

Boston, May 4.-The Financial News
tonight announced the result of appli-
cations for stock in the Amalgamated
Mining Company, just incorporated I'M
der New Jersey laws, with capital
of $4,000, 900. 1t says:
After throwing out bids, that were
on examination proved to be the eff
forts of spectators to take advantage
of the great interest to make money
with no risk, and after throwing out
bids unaccompanied by checks or
checks that were satisfactory, the first
class amounting to over $17O, 100000, and
the latter over $62,OOO,OOO the total
cash subscription was found to
have reached the gigantic sum of $412,-
100000 which gave to each and every
subscriber IS per cent of his subscrip-
tions. 1t is estimated that the sum to-
tai Of the subscriptions that were
thrown out or that arrived by messen-
ger or mail-for the mail is still pour
ing into the bank-was between three
hundred and four hundred million,
which added to what insiders had in
tended to secure for themselves would
have carried the total over $l,0O0000000.