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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-11-20

Thousands OF men and women suf-
fer from piles, especially women
with female weakness have this suf-
fering to contend with in addition
to their other pains. Tabler's Buck
eye Pile Ointment will quickly ef-
feet a cure. Price SOC. in bottles,
tubes 75c.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-11-20

Hoods Pills cure liver ills the uonlrttaung and
only cathartc 10 lake with ll0oda aagapMila'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
HOG MARKET LOVER
Good Saturday Run and Tone
Firm
TOPS REST ON S3.67 10
Very Little Cattle Trading and
Not Much offered.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
quoted as weak TO 81 cents lower. in sym
pathy with the rest Of the western live
stock cen1ers. Yesterday on the local
market was very good for Saturday. the
run OF hogs being more than was expect
ed and the sales thoroughly in line with
the reports sent out by the other mar
ketz. Twelve cars OF hogs crossed the
scales and they brought the best market
prices, the other western quotations con-
sidered. There was a good demand for
hogs OF ali the several classes and buy
ers were on the ground ali day for hogs
and would have fought three times the
number yarded. The bod Packing com
pany need hogs and are paying The
strongest market prices for them. There
are also three other buying firms repre-
scented az the yards and have permanent
orders for hogs, each in their respective
grade, and altogether they take in ali
the weights and classes OF hogs which
may come n. Yesterday was the best
Saturday which this market has seen IN
a long tina The last day OF the week
is expevted TO be weak in point Of r.
ceipts, and the volume Of receipts was
heavy for Saturday. and the prices paid,
while low, were more than IN line with
the rest OF the markets. Everything Of
fered was sold atonce, and there was
strong enough buying element 10 take Ia
a whole lot more hogs 1t has been
good week all through, and the shippers
NJ =
ed with the results Of their sales This
market mas bene out OF line with the rest
OF the markets. in that il maintained
prices away beyond the rest, many days
showing up tone close 70 the best OF
Kansas City. Yesterday closed z week
OF exceptional strength and ali the com
mission firms and their regular patrons
were more than satisfied. the only ones
disappointed being the buyers, who would
Ike to have seen in more swine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND VOTES.

The well known firm Of Day & Toman
% Alameda sold out a car OF hogs re-
ceived late the night before. Their load
was o. medium weight ard went at the
TOP Of the day. The country which sup
plies hogs for this firm raises among the
best which reaches this market. and Mr.
\. O. Yoman never falls % secure the
very best from that territory. since he has
been living for 2 quarter % a century n
that section and knows everyone who
handles stock and IS himsel tan expert
st9ckman-
2 B stalsy % Rose Hi was shipper
Of medium heyies which brought the TOP
Of the day.
Hal * sego Of Orlando sol dout a car
load 0; lights AZ the top price OF the
day ". S. Thomas q Ponca city. a Iste
arrival the night befo-e. sold his car load
OF Iight weights at the top prices
Lemons K Berry Of Pond Greek were IN
with g car load % good fat butcher hogs
which sold az the TOP price.
Knox Bros OF Keighlsy were On the
market vita a cor load o hsavies which
sold az the strong bulk price
wm. Wiley q Sedgwi-k, one o. TIE old
reliable shippers % this market. was On
the market with q csr q medium heavtes
which sold A. d good. strong bulk price.
.. M Hutchinson shipped IN rom Leon
= car o. heavies which cold a. 3 good
buk figure.
Fred Williams y NJ. Hope sod out rs
car varde1 ia-e Friday night They were
heavies ard brought close % TOP prices
I'd. WssdHne e Augusta had IN "a
Iosd Il neavles which sold az the popular
bulk figures.
Harvey Grace, one q the pioneers q
this market. vas represented yesterday In
the Ist q sales By a car q good hogs
which we're sold a. The popular salk
prices
TIE Do,d. business yesterday wac very
heavy tcr Saturday. tEere oetog sixteen
cars 3oadad for shipment. 9 god express
and s7oainE trade. a75 large line o, car
stu9 sod for immediate deliver Fer
Saturday il vas a very heavy day and
an TIE forces were AZ w0yk uztl away
lsta into the niE-t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26

The mild and immediate eject % Dr.
Kilner's Swamp Root. the great kidney
remedy. Is soon realized. It stands the
highesr for IT'S wonderful cures % the
most distressing cases Swsmp-ROot viii
SET your whole system r.ght. and the best
proof q this &c a trial
You may have a sample bottle az this
famous kidney remedy sent free BY nal
postpaid. by which you may test Sc viz
tues for such disorders as kidney. bad
der and uric acid diseases. and urinary
troubles. obliged 70 pass water frequently
night and day. smarting o. irritation n
passing. brick-dust OF sediment in the
urine. constant headache, backaehe, lame
back. dizziness. sIeeplessness. Indigestion.
nervousness. irregular heart-beatiBg. skin
trouble. Bright's disease, neuralgia rheu-
rnatsm, EloaunE. irritability. wo-n-ou.
feeling. lack OF ambition. loss q fesh
sallow complexion
u your water. when allowed 70 remain
un6isturoed IN a glass or bottle tor TWEEN
ty-four hours. forms a sediment or set
Ting Or has a cloudy appearance. e. Is
evidence that your kidneys and bladder
need immediate attention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26

swamp Root is ths Trea; discovery %
the eminent kidney specslfst ~. Ellmer.
ard Is used "a the leading haspstals. rec
commended hv Esnlful physicians IN their
priva.e pra-tice, ard 8 taken by doctors
themselves who have Kidney ailments.
because they rsrognize IN So the greatest
and most successful remedy ss-r kidney
and bladder troubles that science hss ever
Seen able % compound.
u you have the slightest symptoms q
kidney OF bladder trouble. or r thrrr =
trace q 81 in yogr family history. send az
once 70 Or. EHmes & Co. BiaKlansor.
\ Z. Vrho will gladly send you. ~ NAL.
Immediately. witheut cost 60 you. a ssHi-
PIE bottle - swaDp-Rost and a box
containing many % the Thousands u27n
thousands % testimonial letters received
from runerers cured Bs sure 60 say
that you read this generous ofIer 10 ne
Wichita sUn6ay Eagle
sva-1p-Eeot Be- far sale re wori3 over
a. dr-rrssts 81 bottles q Two sizes ard
two r-icez-nftv cents and chr dollar Re-
member the name. swamp Roof. ard re
aHdress. Hinzhautan. X. l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
Comforts and Blankets
Hardware

Every day cur hardware department s.
c-eas in pop1' arity vita our patrons
II is filed 80 over1owfaS with house
h7-5 utensils, tools and al the tens taaf
Constitute shelf hardware
We have just received a sargs zai7ne-.
C-el5tevzre Every z3Usazae7e-
Knows what 81 Is. and every nousak=e7e-
wants more q Il, end TIE greater Eer
experience with ether wares TIE ha-te-
she Has her Cra-l-eEa-a. OR prizes
z-s So .uT everyone can aEr~5 g. Bersz
Kettles &c each: Efes Cookers g.:
Faza Basins. &c. water Buckets ss-;
Sew Kettles &c. zrze Coffee BoIIe-
e. Among Tia ct5s- l.ezs En- ta1s de-
p1--ue~t II many lcens are Batta-
3Eca'5=- Bead Boxes. SzE C-.1s-s
C1r7z- Boards. Cza-z=s Baskets. &
coo5 Cr@=e MI f5- lsc Otae-s f-r &C
ard 4sc
we hzve far Ire y Cslvs-Ezsf T-.--
vac 81 Slso u Ti1ware- 4 I7-41a-e
II Izs-rs1 .7--------------------.-- -
TIE evenings are 6a-k 17w. and v11
-eel e L.szte-1 n ar1t you xzer 5lE
ere '-eaar=s' Get Tuau-zr Lantern
Lal So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26

considered only urinary troubles to be
kidneys proves
beginning the disorder these
by that you should overlook all the
9th organs merely look after the kidneys.
organs may need your kidneys
they do most.
you neglect your kidneys because
they we'll they will help all the other health
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
Silk Petticoat Section
Cloak, Suit and Fur Section

Our last order FOR these lines are now
II for this season. They are New, Neat
ard Nob5v.
Man Tailored Suits. ali IN the very
swell designs and fabrics.
Habit back, strap back, Fiounce ard
Tu1ic.
We think We can please you, a. his
section has been selected with the great
est care
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
1920 North Main

3 Tar this month the average ts--
T,zracure has been s. which is g degrees
above the normal
- far t1is month me rainfall has BE-,
les inches. z-hIc1 = = 5aca above tie
-crnaL FRED = JOHNSON.
washington. Nov. z5-FozecaSt to- Su--
Gav and &1rdax;
NansaS-Fai- sunday and MONDAY; Va
-Eabse wtaGs.
Oklaas-na and Indian Te-rstorv--Fzir
SUNDAY and Monday. 1o--Ee-3y winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
Observation-Disclosures Prices

Our prices Of high-grade Winter Ho-
si--y should -h-ong the Hosiery section.
Ladies Black. F.eece5 Hose. per
Fa-E sc
Ladies Black. Ribbed Hose. per
pair .-......-.............-... IA,
ladies' Back. Ribbed Hose. pr
pair ..................-... ......-....ai &c
LADIES' extra p 3. Fleeced. 5oc quality.
per pair
Ladies Black Cat Hose. per psfr.....1ec
IodieS' Back. High SQliced HeeI..-..I7c
ladies' Queen. High Splced Heel. 6ou-
be Heel and Tee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =,
Ladies Fancy Striped elegant quality,
peC pair ..--..--.---..-s
Ladies SIX. Black. Fancy Heel ar5
TIE. per pair --.-..--..--.....--. sc
Ladies SIX. Back French. solid col0-s,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
Art Section

We wiu omen a rev ire = A. Linens.
STAMPED Linens. Cushion Covers. Spaczc-
= wc-z II every design, Ha-GEe-c1.e e
Squares, Beading. unique and bezgtifEl
d@s ECs IL EafzCc5z--as Lace and insert
irz f0r Es-6ke-c rieS work
We aye also showing a su- lire n Bat
ts7hsrE Bvs5ls. Thread. Rings &C
Al shades q B-alnz-l * Armstrong;
Enb-csEerr SIX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
The Greater Glove Section

We have told our Kid Glove story be
fore. hu- good story viii bear repeating
Car Jovin Kid Glove has proved the best
card thzc We could possibly have p,ave1.
Tlev nave proved reliable IN every in
stance They are guaranteed. A. -he
latest m05-s- shades q cents VIII buy
q regular 81 Glove. - cents viii 5ly g
rcsvy Gauntlet Misses KID Cloves and
1,.--11s Everything In the Nitteu fire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26

You wiz find the newest choicest ard
dain1test patterns n Table Linen ever
SHOWN IN this. city, because there IS no
Old. damaged o. sh07-w0-n goods IN The
house. We viii sell them cheap. Bought
before the rise. Specla. price OF this u1e:
For a 800 quality .........-.....-.-..-.-7c
For S75 quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For a $50 quality ....................{l.19
Napkins . match.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
Millinery Section

This sect5cz has made w--5e-s--
reco1c-s recs-d tEst : beyond ot1- most
salg11lze exrectar55-s
TIE Millinery Eo-ld Ezs 5ae- startled
hy ire immense Success IL c1ls lire. we
lay Il e1ureiy q ne artistic cas-s -he
unique tasteful art stylis1 grouping z-z
GrapirE q our EoE-- Mss Hacker
Who Is always n to1z1 wl,1 the 5sa1cs-
f--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
Nlondav,s Shoe Offering

our sale OF fine Shoes has increased
With astounding rapidly. The result Of
wise selections and low prices.
Ladies $50 Sh0es-Sh1es that viii
stand comparison. and that have the
wear IN them This seasons styles. Gen
,ui-e Wei Aid, han6-Jurned and in al
sizes IS
This is not a Job lot OF picked-ove-
stun. but regular goods, right from tha
MAKER.
Ladies fine Kid Shoes IN maarish
shapes, a very stylish Shoe that WIN
Please the most particular Sod nowhere
else ter less -aan SOC. s. IS
Fine Kid Shoes with vestiug tops.
Good sock. well made. q very desirable
4-T-url. ed SlJ-. 81 p
We have also D1EEola Kid tor-.,-Sl-57
D11-c think il q cheap Shoe. Il is not
l. is the price only that i cheap. We
bought them Al q bargain. You set them
rl- same way
ask 10 see our Misses and little gen
,.--au-s school Shoes. When YOU seS The
quality the prices VIII ascgnish y1u-
We have just received O. me line OF The
celebrated Packard Shes Cor men These
aye wei known goods ard are Of such fire
-laGe -1s- those who wear them wat
rtEirs better. and we have bought them
vler we can make sou . price I'D higher
Tan rar common grades 81 Shoes.
2leEar5-s Wei Kids. selected stock
made with tle greatest possible care. e.
the lcr- Ike glove Their $50
T. AIDE 3 .S
TIE same shoe ir Box Calf as soft Kid
Ga wonderful Shoe q wear and comfort
s.- one 70 Wax -..-.---.----. p Is
I'D son want something * q lower
prizes. ast Ter solid we1r2 We have sCE3
prts Tor -s---.
To:.e. NecessarieS
In our ~aav case az the east end = the
center counters sou w.I ma large
a. assortment of T1l.er l1s. Among = sc
90 delightfully."- refreshing o5.rs a-s she
--ve- La Ia Rose. Benny Heather. sayoa
1-aa-lrrrnl Violet and Msdilzt=d
c-css-y. ru,icura. Pears Cashmere 3d.
Cre- Lrr.lz.,. Williams Shaving. ard
: any ---z- varieties
AL tla standard Perfumes and Ex-
--cts Przrarys and o1he- powders.
SlzaIrr- Ca5s De1c-itica- Ps-Ei-se's
ard Laurl5-'s Tooth Powders. Na-re2's
ls-rated Ta.cum Powder. -2c. O,he-
makes equally as seed VII cost you less.
Gentlemen Glove Section
Ts.s section wi9 surprise chose wE
Rave not been introduces go -re ~ .r
Ez-1 features II she Greater De0a--
Es-- :;
r.-see5 Linen Jersey Cloves.
EaaceE Linen Jersey 3Iicce-s--.--.--- sc
SaE- -H Die Iestle- gloves .----------4-
sae-.-e- Leather Gloves ------.--------3.
warm. Wool 3fi-t=rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'c
s. fe me II Mems iiE=i and u2l.1ed
- E-reS. Nli,-e-s T. Cell Cog
c.S4- 80. eslt 5-c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
Inns Leggings--Boys' Leggings

NeD's Le-Eils. Lea5hs--55u-i. Hook
-Te e-s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s1-
GFs L=cz51s. strap ard Buckle sc
Nen's Ta.-h LeEszns, extra heavy Car
W1e- * IS cold. wear Le-Si-s- When
IL IS muddy. wear LeEEt1S- Before yog
wear t1=-n yo- must by them. Sensible
people VIII buy taeu al ne Greater De-
1a-tEe-- Store
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
ChiIdren'S Section

Caiidrea's = z. Waists, The best vet
We are headquarters tc- Infants Cash
mere Sli-rs, Infants Cashmere Wrap
pers, Infants Cloaks and Wraps. Infants
cotton and Wool Hosiery; Ca1d-eu's
FINE waists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26

L3z6oz. Nov- 5--Tze z@e-saes c: Voc
car aerz week aggregate SIS BALES TIE
arrivals % dsse far :as zexl ss-s Z
a1ctiaz sales amauz- 70 ks ba}es q
which $50 wg-e sorEzr5e1 Zf-ecL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
We Have the Grip

The Velvet Grip Hose Supporter. The
manufacture drops into poetry about
chem:
They hold six. wool Or cotton hose
with equal strength and soft repcsa;
They never VIII cut. Tor tear. u1- sip.
Because by. is the Velvet Grip"
They are made for ladies' and children.
ard are the only good, honest article
made
Ask 70 see cur SIDE Elas-ics and La
dies Sanitary Belts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
Telescope and Trunk Section

We have devoted very large space 70
Jhis section. and can now supply the
wants u the traveller in this line. Are
you going home for Thanksgiving? Buy
z Telescope.
For 14-inch Telescope. ...............e5c
For z 16-inch Telescope ..,...........-.57c
For a. 1S-iach Telescope .............47c
For q 29-inch Telescope ..-...........-sec
For = Pinch Telescope .-.....-.....:.7sc
For a 24-inch Telescope .-.-.......--.-S7c
With one CT these Telescopes you can
see more money for you than II any
other store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
Underwear Sale

! An offe-ingOf strictly dependable grades
/ in Ladies and Children's Underwear.
ChLdren's Ribbed Pants and Vest. sizes
Children's Ribbed Pants and Vest, sizes
- - = c
ChIdren's Ribbed Pants and Vest. sizes
g . .......................... .1ac
ChiIdren's Ribbed Pants and Vest. 14c
Boys Heavy F-eeced Shirts and Draw
SfS p
Boys Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Draw
eTs ..-....-.-...-ec
ChLds' Combination Suits....-.....-...24c
Ladies Ribbed, Fleeced Combination
suns ----.---.---- ------.--.c
Ladies Ribbed. F-eeoed Vest and
rants &c
Ladies Ribbed -Fleeced, extra heavy
Vests and Pants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ladies Ribbed. Silver. extra heavy
Vests and Pants Observation-Disclosures.
Ladies Ribbed. Wool Silver Union
suns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sc
Ladies RIBBED NIelba Combination
suns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
CoTaN
WOOL MARKET

Galveston. Tex Nov. E---at-sa-Ff-1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26

Lazy EaEss. q eaTrlsf. , asz-s a SEEK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
Thanksgiving Linens

see more money for
other store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26

?
Tre same shoe i1 Box Calf as soft ktl.
@ yv1r5errll Shoe - wear and a comfort
& he one 20 wax p q
I'D sou want something * lower
--tes. aac Tor solid we1r2 We have go=3
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-10
IN GERMANY.
joy Because the Kaiser Was ON a
French ship.

Copyright 1899 by the Associated Press. }
Berlin, July s.-Emperor Williams
visit to the French training ship
Iphigonie at Bergen, Thursday. and his
cordial exchange Of kilograms with Presi-
dent Loubet, were not only received with
great satisfaction here but throughout
Europe. As one paper puts 1t: at
promises to be turning point in the
worlds history" 1t Ia therefore believed
here that the many graceful and courts.
GUS attentions which. during the past
seven or eight years. the Emperor has
been In the habit Of paying TO the French
government have borne fruit The atti-
tude Of the French press has caused much
satisfaction here.
The rumors regarding cabinet changes
have brought Prince Herbert Bismarck
and his political future into discussion.
1t Is believed he Is now anxious to wire
out the memory Of the past and put him
self in the wsy nf an appointment to an
important place. His recent speeches In
the Reichstag, praising the government
and Its foreign policy. have bsen interpre-
ted as bid for complete reooncilia ton
with the Emperor and his advisors. The
papers have not yet agreed as to what
office Is to be given to Prince Bismarck.
His name is mentioned in connection
with Washington and London. Some re-
gard his appointment to q high home
Office as more likely. The Vossisohe
zeitung does not believe the son of the
great chancellor would accept at home
less than the chancellorship, and th 10
opinion is expressed In some quarters
that that VIII be in his reach at no dis
tant day.
The press comments on the war In the
Philippines and the decision of President
Mckinley to increase the force of Ameri-
can troops there are not hopeful for
American success. The difficulty of the
situation Is regarded as confirmatory OF
the views ex pressed before the rebellion.
The Vossische Zeitung makes merry over
what 1t calls General Otis,s tsNapoleonic
art Of preparing bulletins" and adds:
with negligence of the most OBVIOUS
facts. he has been reiterating for months
that the resistance of the Tagaless was
broken. their armies in complete dissoiu-
tion and the end of the war in sight.
The Deutsch Tages Zsitung prints
letter from German at Manila complain
Ing Of the Americans destroying the
best part of trade and industry in the
PHILIPPINES" and 'deceiving their coun-
trymen at home by sending false news"
The transfer of the Carolines and other
islands to Germany takes place in the
autumn. warship vii be sent to the
islands to take formal possession Of them
and hoist the German flag.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-10

The W. O. Whitney syndicate has just
secured entire control of the American
Air Power company. Upon the report
of President Vreeland of the Metropoli-
tan Railroad company In regard to the
efficiency OF the air power cars on the Esd
street line, which have been in operation
during the last four months, 1t has bssn
decided to equip Immediately all the
downtown cross-town lines with air As
motive power, and also the belt lines,
where ID Is impossible to install con-
duit for an underground circuit. The
Whitney syndicate which controls the
North and West side Chicago lines. Is now
having plans prepared and contracts
drawn to equip the lines at present
operated by cable in Chicago, with the
Hoakley-Knight compressed air system.
The American Air Power company,
1t is said, has secured also from the In
ternational company of Providence, the
right to use the latter's plant In the man.
ufacture Of automobiles.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-10
IN WIND CRY.
Tale OF suffering From tho Arctic
Eldorado.

Seattle, Wash. July s.--A Score Of
miners are said to have died Of scurvy al
Wind City, on Wind river. in Alaska.
Mhen the last report was received from
the camp the following were III, and
were not expected 70 live:
Dr. ]. h Mason OF Chicago, W. O.
Cach ami Broom brothers Of San Fran
CISCO. DIR. Martin, dentist. Of Chicago,
Edward Harris and - Mitchell. Harris
hail to have leg amputated on account
OF frost bite, and Mitchell was suffering
from having broken both legs.
Wind CITY was started last September,
when some 20 miners who had been try
ing tosreach Dawson over the Edmont
tran, built winter quarters there. Scurvy
soon appeared among them, and soon half
the men we're sick. Those Of the miners
who could move loaded their sleds and
left. The medicine which DR.. Mason had
with hirn was soon exhausted. and when
attacked himself he had nothing left to
taxa There were no vegetables In Damp
and no source from which any could be
secured.
An Indian messenger from Wind City
caught up with party Of miners on
Belle river, who bad escaped from camp.
One OF those left behind wrote to his
partner, who had gone ahead:
Come back to me, old friend, for
Gods sake, II you ever wish to see me
alive. This camp Ia a pest hole, cursed
by ALL There is not a well man in camp.
Scurvy, vile, siokenlng and deadly, has
taken hold Of us. Death is only matter
Bf Q few weeks. We have no one to cook
Dur food. have piled up my supplies
beside my bed and eat things raw rather
shan suffer as have to when moving
around. IN soon be SO can't move, for
the uncooked food Is making Che scuryy
worse.
1--WE have had testimony this week of
what man win do for his partner. DR..
Martin, a.dentist. Of Chicago, was camped
With two Chicago men rs miles below us.
Goth were taken wieb sourvy. He load
ID them on sled and tried TO null them
here. where he expected to lad medical
aid and fresh supplies. One man died
uOon after the journey commenced. He
took hissother partner on his back and
completed the journey, althoughsit nearly
killed MIN. On reaching here exhausted
be discovered signs of the dread disease
on his own body. He has 1t very bad, and
Is in weak condition."
Several men turned back, determined
to do all In their power to help the un-
fortunates. Before fall summer travellers
or Hudson Bay men win come upon the
camp, and details OF the situation will
then be obtained.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-10
CADETS IN NEW YORK.

New York. July 9.-The United States
naval training ship Annapolis dropped
anchor off Tompkinsville, S. l., today.
She Is commanded by Commander H. N.
Ingeksoll, chef of the ordnance depart
-4feha at the Annapolis faval ACADEMY.
There are IS members of the senior
class of the academy and one member of
the fourth class on board, besides the
regular crew of SO men.
The training ship sailed from Anna.
polls on June 4th, and proceeded to
Newport News where she remained
three weeks. From there the cadets
went to Wilmington, Del, thence to
Philadelphia.
Tomorrow the cadets will GO to Eliza
bethport to visit the Crescent shipyards.
and Tuesday the Annapolis will sail for
West Point. ~
On July 18th the Annapolis will sail
from New York for Bath, Me-, and after
stopping at Boston on her return will go
to GARDENERS Bay, Conn, for target prac-
tice.