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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-01
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
THE END OF THE FISCAL YEAR
The Deficit VIII be Less Than Hun
dred MilIion-Caused by the Was-A
Gain of Sixty Millions ever the Last
Report Year Ago.

Washington, June 24.-It is regarded
as conservative estimate that the treas
ury deficit for the fiscal year OF 1899,
which closes 10 days hence will be less
than $l00,000,000. Already the receipts
for the year aggregate over $4S9 100000,
with the expenditures barely $l00,O0O,0O0
more with 10 days, judging from past
years, of heavy receipts yet to be ac-
counted for
Up to this date customs receipts
amount to over 500, 00O, 900; from inter-
nal revenues, $3.50, $4,000 was realized
and from miscellaneous sources there was
received $35, 100000. The total receipts
from all sources last year amounted 10
$4O5, 1921 1886, while the expenditures ag-
gregated $443, 1865, 5S2, leaving a deficit of
38,047 ,247.
From the closest calculation that can
now be made the war revenue account,
which with the exception of a few items
went into effect July |, 1898, will realize
dor the year little less than $l00,O0O,OOO.
The. receipts from tobacco alone will
probably show an increase of $l5,OO0,OOO;
spirits, an increase of sos 100000; beer
and other fermented liquors, an increase
of over $28,000,000 and oleomargarine
an increase of $5S5,000.
The two items which have produce
more than 10 times as much revenue ~
any two others are those applying the
documentary and proprietary stamps. On
April 30 last these items had produced
over $40, 100000 and it. is not probable
that by July l the total will exceed $44,'
100000. The tax on legacies will prob
ably produce not much in excess of ST.,
100000, while the special tax collected
from bankers will exceed $3,OOO,OOO
The expenditures up to this time ag
pregate about $600,000,000. OF thi:
amount $28 100000 was paid out on req
uisitions from the war department. SOL.
100000 on account of pensions and near
~ $40,000,000 on account of interest OF
public debt; $l2,675, 900 was paid to thu
Indians and $ll7,27O,000 was disburseC
on civil and miscellaneous account.
AT this time it is impossible to stat
with any degree of certainty what thu
war with Spain and the troubles in tn
Philippines have cost during this year
but an approximation has been made o
the actual cost payments on these &C
counts which places the amount at $3.50,
100000.
"A calculation has been made at tn
treasury which shows that leaving on
of the reckoning the $230,000,000 expend
ed this year on account of the war, tn
$lOO,OO0,OO0 produced by the war revenu
from the Central Pacific the figures woul
account and the $ll,79S,3l4 receives
show a surplus for the year, approXimaI
ing $20,000,0 900.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-01
Rioting in Spain.

Saragossa, Spain, June 29.-Many peo-
pie were injured during the rioting. Mar
tial law has been declared at Valencia,
and fighting has occurred at Grenada.
Anti budget demonstrations occurred in
various other places.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-01
VIII Capture the KhaIifa.

Cairo, Egypt, June Pat is announc-
ed that the Khalifa has been defeated
with heavy loss by natives friendly to
the British. 1t is added he fled to the
woods with few followers and that his
capture is imminent.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-01
Braxilians Are Becoming Civilized

New York, June PA special from
Rio de Janeiro says:
A mob forced the jail at Rio Grande
and lynched a Frenchman accused OF
assauIting 3-year-old girl After tor
menting the man the mob burned him
alive
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-01

New York, June 24.-Charles Murphy,
paced by locomotive, rode mile on a
bicycle in one minute and five seconds
near haywood, L. 1. On June 80 he
will endeavor to cover the mile in one
minute.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-01

Benjamin Franklin used the first
lightning rods, 1852.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-01

The first newspaper advertisement
appeared in 1852
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-01
British Columbia.

The mines of Rossland sent out 2.641
tons during the week ending June oath.
The absence of regular ore cars on the
Columbia & Western caused falling
off. No ore was sent to Trail on the
18th, 18th and 18th. The new cars
are now in use and the coming week
the tonnage should go up again. The
following is detailed list of the ore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-07
An EARLY COLLAPSE.
oo,..v p,edicts SURRENDER Of Fill mos Before
Long Since Food Is Scarce.

washington. Oct Identification was
conf bv cable. today. to both Gen. Otis
and Admiral Watson at Manila OF the
intention of the navy department TO re-
;rfnrce the navy in the Philippines to a
considerable extent and stating that
the BROOKLYN and several other vessels
would be dispatched at the earliest pos
sible moment to the islands.
So far the only orders issued are 70
the Brooklyn. the Nashville. the New
Orleans and the Badger but in the
course Of a few weeks others Will be
added 10 the list. in the shape OF some
Of the smaller gunboats. The navy de-
partment is not yet aware of the use 70
which Admiral Watson and Gen. OTIS
will put this force but undoubtedly II Is
the purpose to make n supreme efloit
to crush the instruction at an carry
day.
Admiral Dewey regarded it is essen
tial that the insurgents should be cut
nff from the bountiful supplies they
have been receiving through the ports
which have not yet been closed ana ne
EXPRESSED the greatest satisfaction ~
the information contained in the latest
Manila adVices that the insurgents
were in straits to secure food pointing
ont that this presaged an early collapse
Of the resistance if the avenues We're
kept closed against further supplies
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Oct. with the exception
Of some profit taking sales in the iasi
hour Of today market, the movement OF
prices was almost without INTERRUPTION
upward. The demand was not large al
any time. but the supply 1f stocks proved
a few cases. The late break vas led bN
Brooklyn Transit. which was pressed
down under q flood ~ offerings to sT An
extreme decline Of 39s
The profit taking which was induced BY
this weakness was most conspicuous III
points each Of the extreme advance. ihC
initial impulse to the rise came from Lon
don. where the easier money conditions
ANA 4 hope that a peaceful settlement 81
me TrdnSVaal difficulty Is still a posi-
billy, induced large covering by the bears
in an departments.
London bought stocks here to the *
tent of upward of 1880 shares and
showed a special desire for LouisvHIc.
which led the active Railroad list VITA a
of = points. The decline in the money
rate was an important element in tn
strength OF stocks and Weakened oXpc"ta
lions nj good bank statement, t0mDr-
row.
Tho easier rates for money are largely
due to offerings onaccDunt Of outside
banks. which will he Of no advantage 10
ne New York banks in their weekly
showing. The sharp advance IN the stcr
ling exchange rate here was said u BE-
due ~ covering by exchange bankers,
who had sold bills in anticipation III "a
large outward movement Ot cotton and
grain.
The bond market continued firm but the
movement IN prices was upward. Total
sales par value. 81. SO. 900. United States
Is advanced X aAd new Is a In The bid
price.
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ALL But NINETEEN LOST.
Transport Siam Encounters Severe Iyphoons
and Loses Most OF Her Cargo.

Mania, Oct 6-4.40 =. M.-The United
States transport Siam which left san
Francisco Aug. 10, with upwards OF
go valuable mules. the coming of when
mad been anxiously awaited. as mules
are in great demand for gun carriages.
arrived. this morning. and reported
that all but 10 Of til" animals had Deen
lost in two severe typhoons under Pc
culiarly distressing conditions.
The Siam which left Honolulu. 81
DAYS ago. encountered the typhoons,
early this week one lasted 80 hours.
Most Of the forage which was on deck
was swept overheard: all the boats
We're smashed ana the steamer rolled
tremendously in the trough of the sea.
although the officers made every effort
to bring her about.
The mules were hurled from side t.
side and fmghtfully mangled and dis
emboweled. Their legs and necks were
broken and the wretched animals fell
tendentS We're unable to relieve them
In the mainline the deckload was
washed off. the ship lightened and the
rolling increased. When the storm
abated the injured animals We're killed
ana their carcasSeS thrown overheard
When the Siam arrived here the pro
peIlor was high out Of water ana tht
wrecks of her boats were hanging from
th,. 1aNitS
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AMERICANS ADVANCE.
Fi|ipinos Driven From Banks
of linus River.
Sixteen FiIipinos Killed and Severa
Towns Captured by Gen. Grant.
Commander rogers Promptly Starts For
Philippines With the Nashville.

Manila, Oct sos p M.-Gen Fred
Grant with three companies Of the 4th
Infantry. two companies of the 14th
Infantry and band Of scouts attached
to the former regiment, advanced from
linus this morning, driving the insur-
gents from the entire west bank OF IN"
linus river. Three Americans were
wounded. It is estimated that 10 or the
Filipinos were killed.
COMPANIES G and II with the scouts
crossed the river at Big Bend ana al
vancrd westward in the direction OF
Binacayan road, the insurgents flrlns
volleys before retiring. Twenty FIJI
pinos were discovered intrenched at
the church about midway between
Bacoor and Cavite Niejo. These Were
routed. six being killed.
Riley's Battery of the 9Th Artillery
made an effective sortie about a mile
south Of Racoor and shelled the west
bank Of the river at close range. Thal
bank is now held by the Americans.
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THE NAVAL EXPENDITURES.
S73.O45.183 Will Be Needed 10 Maintain
Navy During Coming Year

WASHINGTON, oct. 6.-Acting Scc"c-
tary Allen has prepared the tu'! state
ment of estimates which Will bc sub
mitted to Cuugres IS for the maintcn-
anCe of the naval establishment for the
next fiscal year. They amount to S,3.-
045. 1873. which is an increase over the
appropriations for the current year Of
S2io31.1S7. Included in the increase for
the next year are appropriations Of
Sl2.26Si14 for public works and navy
yards and stations. There is ais" an
estimate of 81 .02l 900 for the new naval
academy.
The item for the navy including arm
our guns and machinery is So. 0S3.1Ai
The estimate for the bureau of con
struction and repair is increased over
the current appropriation about $4,000
000 for steam engineering 81 600 naG; r.
pay of the navy about 500. Gao while tn
estimates for ordnance are decreased
about 100000. The estimat for pub
lie works at the New York navy var,
is S1,699 900. including $500 0C0 10 neri
the work on the new 81 o0l aoo "ra"it
dry dock and 100000 to re? T. doc,
No. 3
The item for the Boston navy var,
aggregate $1.49S. which includ : r-o
vision for a general enl2rrcmc-t IF t.
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New YCrk Produce Market

-,.,.-, New York. oct. !.
FLoI R-Rcceipts. 23.o6I hbis.: exports
-hs-V Dds; sales $3.50 pkgs. firm hu
luiet, generally held too high for BUSHES,
ana closed steady.
HEAT-Rcceipts. q. G55 bushels. in
poftS. 1ll.u3l bushels: sales 100000 bI,Sh
rlS futures. 32S.u bushels expurts. .n1.
easy. M. rcd. -1is fob. atioat SPOT. El
Noi thern puluth. N3s fIb ahoat tl wv.
rlve. new; No, ! hard Duluth. S3Is III I'LL
rive; No red. 1871 elevator.
CORN-Reccipts III. 425 bushels. x
ports, 22I.W,6 bushels. sales 1000 bushels
futures. l,@W.OUG bushels eXports. sDn+
steady No. ,. 4lls fob. at!oat. iei. a!e.
oATs- Receipts te2. 600 bushels: exn,rts
iiZ.i6N bushels; sales. 10000 bushels ex,
ports; spot steady: No. ,. n: No : vi
No white. 81 .=n3l: No. 3 white. 81: tracE
mixed Western. 2qH32i2.
BEL -Quict; cut meats steady; pick
led shoulders. CtaGi7. 20
LARD-Easy; Western steamed & N.
October, $3.50 nominal; refined. steady,
PORk-Duil ana easy
BC ER-Firm; Western creamery l.
! M; az factory. 1i@l6la; June crcamcrl
i ii2?; state dairy, l6a12: do. creamery
CHEESE Firm; large white 1lt.11ta.
small white, ll3lNl2: large. coInrrl lii. =,
L; small eolored, l2nl2i4. ~
EI3,ttI1.SLtirm; state ana PcnnsvIvania
PETROLETM-Fi Firm. '''' = 'iiit'
2ol4n2l: Western ungradal 1.c,to
ROSlN-Steady. g.
III RPENTINE.-F'i
RICE-Firm.
SSES-Steady
FREiGHTS-Ste
81 GAR.Raw; weak and nomiralI,.
t5,, !"lr IenhlhS, IA; centrifugal 81;
settled. ''s' 'ei'ieu' uh
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Chicago Markets.

rrrasnonsi,-, ., Chicago. Oct. s.
~ ~ SNOW and the letting 30 Of long wh l,,. II
~ y; LOUIS We're the principal factors III
ana and May closing sale under veste e.riIoy'
or In Wa ar Iirm wit, with Liverpool closing isli
changed TO shade lower. Ps FIVE IN .
The iea lhhiTsn lI,ian closing changes
-o W NlHtlEAT.October, 7oieGf70ss: Der r,"ms;
'z12G l22s; May. 75I2 90 'eUeAiper.
May hpNsH i1,SSls, 81 December. 3nsa3ol,
% P99ppSS-p6ecember, 227s May. az
Jan1n rN-sS "a l92ter $S.10 December s>2o.
Ja imBD-9 . t9 $535; December. S. i2,.
RlBS-October. S. on. Januar,. en-
F IS9 !9RsoiEations closed as follows: ~
red 1924 TT i"s' oSHIh; No. .
a GsoRN-No- ?, slaslss; No. yellow. A..
% 0,ATs-No: 2. 29Aa2s; NJ } un,,
~; No. white, 2Il2G251s. white 25at
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Mir. Hartley w. Knight of Auburn,
died at the Central Maine General hos
Dital in Lewiston. Friday forenoon.
Mr.. Knight was a brother of Mr.. w
A. Knight of the HallKnight Hard
ware Co. of Auburn. and of Mr. Allie
Il. Knight, who is in the employ of the
company. Mr.. H. w. knight was a
travelling salesman for the Hall knight
Co. He was taken i'll, on Monday.
soon after leaving town for trim
over his route. He returned home on
Tuesday and grew rapidly worse
Thursday afternoon. he was taken tc
the hospital where an operation was
performed on Friday morning
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CHARGES ARE PREFERRED.
Customs Collector Bound to Make Example OF
Interfering Beats.

New York. oct. 6.-Deputy Collector
Phelps Of the law division of the Gus
TOM house preferred charges, today.
gainst the pilots of the steamboats,
Glen Island ana Idewild for obstruct-
ing the course At last Tuesdays yacht
ACE The pilots are charged With re-
peatcdly disobeying the warnings Of
Tie revenue cutters and other boats
patrolling the course and it is the in
trntion of Collector Bidwell to make
ar example of these pilots.
The steamboat Magenta is also class
a among the principal offenders. but
rs she halls from Perth Amboy. the
collector of the port Of Newark will be
asked to prefer charges against her
pilot.
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ELECTION or OFFICERS
OF Maize Advent Christian Conference and
the Missionary Society.

Westbrook Me. oct. 6-At the meeting
of the Maine State Advent Christian con
fer, nee. to-day. the following officers were
elected: President. Rev. \. w. Taylor,
Rockland: vice president, Rev. j. y.
Libby. Wast Poland; secretary. Rev. T.
q. Drnsmnre Richmond.
The Maine Missionary Society elected
the following officers in the afternoon:
President. Rev H. I. Skillings. Peaks
Island; vice president. Rev, \. H. Kear
nry, Dover: secretary, Rev. f. n. John
son. Brdgton; treasurer, l.. ID. Small
ESD. BuWdoinham.
Resolutions were adopted On the death
III Rev. l.. d. Putnam Of Dickvalc. Nc.
4 former director uf the Mission Society
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published. He desired The Associated
Press representative to make public
the fact that Immediately upon receiv-
ing the information that such state
ments We're being circulated, he had
gone to the tender Plymouth to inquire
of capts. Hogarth and Wringe about
the matter.
'It was exactly what | suspected
said Sir Thomas. Neither Hogarth
nor Wringe had seen members Of the
press after either Of the races. In fact
no press boat has bean allowed along
side the plymouth or Shamrock. Al
thr money i'll America could not lure
these men u give away things On The
inside" continued sir Thomas. "These
shippers ARE men of honor ana trust
them implicitly"
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LOSES NO TINE.
Commander Rodgers OF Nashville. Leaves san
Domingo for the Philippines.

Washington. oct. 6.-Conlmander k'd-
gers of the Nashville, has lost no time II
ubcylng the orders Of the navy depari
rnent to start for Manila. cahl"gram IL
cefved from SAN Domingo, today, an
nouncing that ne had already sailed Tor
san Juan. T. r.. where h. will stop an
replenish his coal supply. The NashVlIl'
should make the trip I" Manila by way
If Surz in about seven weeks Or perhaps
iva months.
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WIND IS UNDERTAKING..

New York. oct Sat 10 o'clock to
light. reports We're received from HAY
..Idge. Long Island. ID th~ effect that tn.
wind was mndcrating. The Columbia AZ
Hat time was safely riding at anchor If
Bay Ridge.
1T To- tonight. the following dispatch
was received from Sandy Hook: Wind
still from the north and blowing at rato
There has been no change in the position
Of the Shamrock the Erin or the tender.
Everything appears all right from the
phSerVa tory.
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ANOTHER BlODEFoRD STRIKE.
Mouders IN Saco and Peitee Machine Shop
Object TO Discharge.

BiddcforI. Ne, oct. G.-The moulders,
some % in all. crlployrd in the foundry e.!
the Saco and Pct;ec machine shop, E.dle
ford quit work. Friday morning, ana
went on on Il strike. because Il momh1.
uf their union was discharged from th'
foundry. Wednesday.
The mrU say the discharge was in va
latiun "a an agreement recently made b =
tween tnclr Union ANA the shop managr
mont Tile reason given BY the iourdr.
foreman Tor letting The man 20 IS That 4.
,IiH NOT put up tlc number uf hISEs /
uIir.l CITY i GAY : work.
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MAINE PEN ;l0NS.

Washington. Oct. G.-The following
pension changes resulting from the ISSUE
If Sep. Is. are announced:
Additional. Aratus II. West Madison
"a to s.. Increase. Freeman Mcintyre
Biuehi'i, So Ia Is; James Gleason. National
Home, Kennchec, 81 to Si2; Frederick w
CHASE. bradford. IS to si2: Geo. w. Moore.
t.ermou. 81 10 s.: Laban &. Welton. Bath
81 ST.; VIM. +. WINS. Phippsburg, s.
% $S tSee supplementary. Original. wild
UWs, cIc., Harriet Stevens. Augusta. IS:
Mary 4. Dlackman, South Windsor 81:
Helen H. Noyes, Westbrook. 81; Jannet.e
Sta"bird. Saco. s.; Benz. S. Greenlaw,
tnther. RDcknort 3D.
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THE LEXINGTON RACES.
T.o Year OLD Fmurily a Farce Instead O
Being Exciting Race.

Lexington. Ky, oct. G.--The crewd al
the races fell off somewhat. today, bat a
was still large The October wind ha,, 4
biting touch. Otherwise the weather was
all that could be wished and the track
was in fine condition. The pacing OF the
Futuritv. which should have Deen tn
feature. was farce. Glory repeatedly
broke in both heats, and 50 badly in inc
last that Lucie MAY distanced her
The free for all pace for tomorrow Was
declared off. only Searchlight remaining
in. :; II. Bronson Of Sew Haven, Conn.
offered to match his horse. Searchlight.
against any PAGER on the Track lCr $211
10 5000 He also offered 40 race with aAy
three PAGERS Tor SZ5HH side each racing
with Scarchlisht single heat. The sum
mary:
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Can't Wall AM LonGer.

Mai Gen. Fowler Butler. Chas J. Guth
r.r, q. C.. Capt. Lascclles, Sir Thomas
Tancrcd ana q number VI other English
men WHO came over 10 see the shamrock
columbia races. have booked to sail on
.hc Canpauia. tomorrow, uS have Count I
tss Mimic. Flora Mcdonald ANA Mr.. ana
Mis-. VI. * Vanderbilt. Jr.
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New York Cotton Market.

cotton futures closed barriv Dct s
October 81 G-a2; N2yember, G.8s; Decef aIay-
40; April. 7.12; May, ZIG; June. 7 Il. "dir ,h
40; August. 40. 20 July,
Cotson spot closed quiet; mlddlir.
lands, SIG; do. gulf, 7-1G saiass up
bales. es 6l7
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We're Valuable Mules.

Washington. oct. cit is stated at
the uuartcrmaster's department that
the mules that were lost ON the Siam
were the trained pack mules which
were considered the most valuable sent
to the Philippines.
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46TH WILL SOON MOVE.

South birmingham. Mass. Oct. g
orders for the departure of the 46th
Infantry. /. 5. V. from the recruiting
camp here for San Francisco We're re-
coived. today. The command will leave.
oct 16. Tonight, the regiments
strerrth was 1880 men.
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Nervous and Physical Debility,

Premature Decline, Impotency, Atrophy. fwast-
ing, Varcocelc, Structure the Errors of Youth the
Excuses of Mature Years, and all Disc SEs and
WEAkNEssEso Of MEN. from Whnteycr Cau.e
Arising. scientifically treated, quickly and radl-
cally cured at the old reliable
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oo,,s.r,,ct,on of the yard. For League
r 90, ~ tho estimates for new pab-
ILL., ogeregate 81, 395 o92; for Port
I I'v AZ naH.v Yard s1.S49; for Mare island.
CO. 5000 ,oo. for Puget Sound station
s,1e os5. and for Washington. SS'''ol'.
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

No q Bufnch st., Opposite Revere Housel, Boston.
Mass. Established in 1860. This renowned Institu-
ton publishes the staunch and far famed, popular
and unequaled Medical Treatise entitled
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