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was true of domestic reports. At the close
the Metal Exchange called:
Pig Iron Warrants-Nominal at SIS.
Lake Copper-Nery quiet at $3.50.
Tin--Very quiet at S52.3 bid. s
Lead-Nery quiet with $500 bid and $3.50
asked
Spe.ter-very quiet. with s5.45 bid and
$5.55 asked.
The brokers price for lead is SAD and
for copper, IS3sn1S1sc.
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= New York, Oct. 1o.-At mid 4
= night the operator at Sandy 4
= Hook reported "calm, thick fog \
4 off shore. At 2 a. m. he re- 4
= ported "dense fog, no wind" y
= =
New York. Oct. 9.-Thera is a. buoy
ant feeling Of expectancy and excite
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The Stanford Funeral.

It is announced that the funeral
services over the remains of the late
Bishop Edwin Stratford will take place
from the Ogden tabernacle Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. All the ward
organizations will form in line at the
residence and escort the remains to the
tabernacle.
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Notice of Special Stockholders Meet

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting of the stockholders of the
Alliance Mining company. a corporation
of Utah. for the purpose of electing Il
board of seven directors to serve until the
first Monday of February. 1900 and until
their successors shall have duly quail
fled. and transacting any other business
that may properly come before such meet
ing, will be held at the company's office.
room No. 504 Progress building Salt Lake
City. Utah. on Tuesday. Oct a. 1899 at
IL O'Clock a.. m. A. HANAUER. JR..
Secretary.
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Pidcock Hearing Goes Over.

The hearing of Ralph Pideock
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon upon the person of John Seifert
has again been set for the hearing and
it viii be taken up at the convenience
of both sides
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Wheat Receipts at Liverpool.

Liverpool, Oct. 9.-Imports of wheat
from Liverpool during the past week are:
From Atlantic ports, 5000 quarters; Pa
cific ports. 10000 quarters; other ports,
1000 quarters.
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IT LOOKS LIKE
NO RACE TODAY
Weather Bureau Reports the
Wind Dying Out.
THERE IS ANXIETY ON
BOARD THE COLUMBIA
Friends of the Irish Yacht Are In
High Spirits.

Fine Showing Made By the Shamrock
Has Filled the Yankee Yachtsmen
With Alarm-Racing Will Be
Kept Up Each Day Until the
Series Is Ended-Danger of Los
ing the Americas Cup Is Now
Realized.
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Alas! the Mixture.

philadelphia North American.)
Where did that child actress get her,
peculiar accent?"
why. yon see her father was a Dutch
comedian and her mother a singer OF coon
songs"
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Condition of the Treasury

Washington. Oct. 9.-Today's statement
of the condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, $2S9, G74, 226; gold
reserve, $256, 709, $40.
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Shamrock Stock Going Up.

Spring tiredness is due to an i'm
poverished condition of the blood and
is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
enriches the blood.
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Revenue MiningI co,ur,aIil'v,I.

i LOCATION AND PRINCIPAL PLACE
OF business. Salt Lake. city, Utah.. No
ice Is hereby given that at 4 meeting Of
the Directors OF this Company. Reid on
the 18th day Of October, 1850 an assess
ment OF = cents per share ebefnG Assess
ment No. Fl was slevled5 OH tha Capital
stock Of the. corporation payable one
nalti on or before Monday, tlx 9Th day Of
November 1889 and aue-ha}f IN or before
thursday the 23rd' day OF Novembef. 1S99.
g g =. r. Carpenter, Secretary Of said
Room 4l9 DonlE Block, Salt Lake Csf5y.
Utah. and that any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid 0n
Thursday. tuS 23rd day Of November. 1859,
Will BE- delinquent and advertised for sale
az pubic auction. and unless payment is
made before. Will be SOLD on Monday. the
lltfi day OF December. 1885, at e o'clock,
noons of said day. at the office OF said
Company Room 49, Dolly Block. Salt
Lake City. tc pay such DELINQUENT assess
ment. together With cost OF advertising
and expense Of sale.
T.. L. CARPENTER,
hsrsr
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on a tug just before noon. When seen
on beard the ST. Michaels soon after he
said:
we are all hoping for a breeze to-
morrow, so that we may finish at least
one race. / should like to get through
before Christmas
Asked if the arrangement TO race
every day after Thursday was satisfac-
tory 10 him, he said:
eyes, indeed, we are only too glad tc
be able to race every day and finish ur
the series"
Mr.. Iselin did not care to make any
comment on the last race, further
than to say that some of the newspa-
per criticism of the Columbia's tactics
were unfair and uncalled for. The Co.
lumbia's crew, he said, were all wei.
and eager for the next race.
IF we have good steady breeze,
said he, Il have every confidence in the
yacht"
The docking of the yachts between
races, which was the original intention
if they showed signs of becoming foul
viii have to be abandoned on account
of the new arrangements. 1t may be
as fair for one as the other as it now
stands. say the owners, who feel that
what little growth may have accumu-
lated can make very little difference in
=
Upton a Busy Man.
Sir Thomas Upton remained on board
the Erin all day. He did not deny him.
self to visitors, but gave up ali his
usual courteous greeting when they
came up the gangway. He was expect
ing to attend a private dinner given liz
his honor tonight at one of the big no.
tells in the city, but sent a telegram tc
the gentlemen who was to his host
begging to be excused until after the
races had been sailed, as he was center
ing all his efforts on the task before
him, and did not want to leave Sandy
Hook until after tomorrow's race, any
way.
Sir Thomas has been the recipient OF
many hundreds of cablegrams from
friends on the other side OF the water
congratulating him on the fine showing
the Shamrock has made in light
weather, and every time a big batch
of dispatches is brought from shore
those on the Erin have good time
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Utah
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Iselin Eager TO Race.

c. oliver Iseiin arrived from the city
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DTVTDFND NoTTcr

Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. s 3. /,
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OGDEN NEWS.
Ogden Ofics, 524 Utah Loan and
Trust Building. Telephone IA.

Ogden. Oct. 10.
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VOLUNTEERS TO RE-ENLIST.
1hoae at the Philippines VIII Be
Taken Over aompiete
Rexfmruts

WARRINGTON. March IT, One Of the
paragraphs Of The army Reorganization
Set contained authorization for the en-
Hstment aEalu OF the volunteer troops
now III the Philippines. II waa stipulated
that thes. troops should lee fe-eniisted
only for a period ~ time necessary 10
replace thsm by regular troops. 10 nu
case longer than sis months The iaes~
tien baa hsan presented tp the war de-
pertinent Of whether or not IL was abis
under this provision to avail itself of the
ssrviess of the officers OF the volunteer
regiments AZ well as of the enlisted men
until the troops can be replaced by reg
ushrx
The law officers 81 The department. have
concluded that sha word enlist" employed
In the act vma used Ia hsosad eense and
that therefor. the president has authority
to take over aii tbs volunteer regiments
now AZ Manila and other points Ia shs
Philippines into fire service of the United
States aa organizations with their full
coFng lemea1s ~ ufsIcafs ana raer Ii has
h.en represented that the volunteers there
are lerEtng - return 20 the United States
and ta private fife. The officials say that
this Is mist axe Cen. Otis has report
ed that the men. volunteers as well a.
regulars. 10 n0t want Ia tt5xse home. bat
are anxious to Aght and crush the In
savgentn Nearly every company has ruf-
fered through the wpnniing af sorae of
rs members AZ tie hands az the sharp
shooters and they are anxious to make
tha account even
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who will die OF disease within the first
year or two than they are 10 take iu
perfectly healthy man and have him ha2-
ard his life by taking personal risks III
dangerous pursuits or by travel in utl-
heating countries.
Il remember one funny instance; One
OF olr sI9sfa men Rad a way OF calling
man a Ilar in the most careless and In
Discriminate manner ard with only TIE
nereSI or no provocatiou. One day he
waS On our office and casually mentioned
the face that he was going TO make q trip
10 kentucky.
'when?' inquired the manager. aIertls-
Next week
q" Oh, business or pleasure
Coins. to buy g rair of horses
"a Timer err heslsated the manager
before sou start wish you woaid stop
IA and see me-
what fore Want me 10 buy q horse
for yoag'
Ne. l want TO arrange about your
policy
" aat do YOU want u arrange ateaat
it9 Isn't II sill right g
Yes. as Ien@ as yau stas In this eona~
try Rnt II yaa ~ down 10 Kentucky we'll
have 10 advance the rate until yos tome
back
Wei what n ,' began fkle pol
log-- holder. hotEy. when the manager In
terTupxed aim
..srs.,,.r av the track M dear selloa'
ne sad gently It's all right here and
shs. rate Is satisfactory 70 Us. nat We
ean'f give you the s@zne rate and }et yol
81, 20 Kentucky aad cali men uafs Ike
vgss a Ia This section. Sat nsarA We
haven't got sf1ts1 policies "a gsve away
ltk. thaf, ana yuu oushtn's 90 expect H. 3"
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United States artillery sxll! be stationed AZ
Honolulu. Ii ~ understood thas the sec
0ra volunteer engineers will sz$s recalled
ieayifsg tire artillery as IKE sole garrison
for the Hawaiian ssianis.
IL - probable that the Twenty fourth
Infantry viii be- sent here from Fssxt
Douglas, Utah. ana Fort Russell Wye
where IL II now stationed The Twes.ty-
fourth @as In the thick of the battle at
santiago ard iosf many nsan and officers
Killed ard wounded
TIE trsnspcEs City az paehls hsas isen
rs-shartsFed for the Philippine service and
VIII 5e ready for SRA ia about tao weeks
TIE Leasanda viii he ready abaQ; the
same tssne and the two vessels will take
the Ninth United States infantry To the
Philippines
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PAYING OFF THE ClBAss.


HAVANA March ia-Tias cfly obstacle
nf,w in the Way ~ pa .ass OF lhs ,sulssn
troops Is the completion % the rails a
work which is being hassansd ~ 8nSpee-
tor General k1lon. H# says tfasst sn some
Cases the rosters are other missing ar too
defective 20 he GSeElt. He points ear
that the insurgents often have no paper.
pens ar Ink
Gen. tsouez explains that sWe commits
stoned and 10 GA nssf & commissioned off,
GERS are r,sihsiEelv iafs.s numbers In ssn
army OF z2.fs1 nsisa.sS. but taat these Of
ncers, In many eases, rssssssIxeI their D.
point msnts Bs@aisSs the EabaHs have rad
no other way II rec9ga.Esng bravery asad
stimulating ent lisiasn
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CANNING PLANTS.
ur4 ~ isQs NY INVESTIGATING
- 9HE srOckYARDs.
~ the Various Processes
rs6n The Time the Asfaal u
Nfa6seA Iasii the CasaeA B<ef 10
.Soeelea and Put I'm the Dexes.

xpQ4cAGo. Xarch 1.-THE cnur. os H.
& - resumed IS work regarding beef To-
s ~ eonfiEaiag the investigate OF pro-
s r1Snae o. pfeparasion in ne AZ the stock
-. Several Ersorr ~ the packing hnuses
- tuopecsad. most o. the time being
! curnf ii examining the methods Of enc OF
- eonpanies which deals exclusively In
,rIrse4 sosds. Tae various stages from the
fktne n tbs beef 20 the labelling OF the
- wefe witnessed
After seeing al animal killed the court
tfiowfA tsse carcass ~ the refrszera ss,r
1uuzs. and from there TO The Department
,1kefs the nseat was eat lri3 TIE rr.sp~r
- Tor Canning SiDet1 Information was
1texined as 70 the character of the rness
Guod for canning purIss.ssss Gen. pas Is
- the chief laqu.stlssrs TIE otas- mem
NsT 9f the court Jessl. coHt~at 10 simply
u4les the Earsasss prspssezres. From the
<nsfing room the III was taken I'm
hfxe iron cslsts 10 the cooking room,
juh1re IL was fyssiIed Twenty minutes ID
~ time allowed for this proesas and
4hen the time had expired the beef wsss
SAksH from tlss large rats sari cared Into
- canning room. is-- I3sgeIow VIVA is
Nth tae court as an espsf-. get sam rles
u the extract wlsirai remained iii the sat
And will examine IL - determine tla
enAnfity III nlifrsusest wiflcn IL contains
Z he e5nfsirs fS9In w8s next FnxpeItsd
Here the beef was cut into smzi.er pieces
nj thrown Into a pressing machine.
lnrough which X passsss Into the ems TIE
psas was than ready for the "ruasssngs
goces@. but az sfae cYeas were NOT quite
teedy. me eours spent some time In looking
eFer the Department xhere the cans are
nade THIS wa- fios5e 80 that ghe court
uaxhs have fun knowledge rs 10 the man
~ u setting tbs CATS fesGy Ter The beef.
kffsS Witnessing the roasting Process sne
cart left tie packing house ard adjourned
D meei ~ 10 O'Clock tomorrow
THEE army eSmuissaries have been
gmmEnoned "a appear. ard II IL expected
Hat their testimony viii he taken
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LAND MARK IN HISTORY.
Comment ON Review af American
Traops at NaltM.

FHeNIN1N. Nafoh W---fEe Inv FaFee
aragsh. expressing r@ Intense satisfaction
Al tas auwontea scene ~ review 90
American ttunps at la N8ieStA tz}aE3 ~
Malta ga THURSDAY by t-s@st Gen Sir
Francis t;rewfsN governor Of Na'fa- says
1T Mas "a sisnlfscRat ans unprecedented
spectacle. destined 70 perhaps became
landmark ef fassfuFy. ard 8eTu0gs2 ration
az the sali& su!ts grvatng up between
sbss two ns lions
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RUSSIA'S LAND GRABBING.
Large Force sent Dat to seize n
Hundred-Mfl~ strip I'm the
Ssri Pamfr

LONDON, March Ia ;. dispatch frvsrs,
Ailahaasd. capital of the northwest rarnv
ince of India. says II s. reported fss.ra
from yzFE2z7 ialyeSe Iaxzsasfasz frsas a
a the Russian Essst faas sEgrA.s Ia an
TIE MErgnaA river. II tie 5agt ,g:ress }
Partr with "a. tnSeHsisss 81 sskzlaz Slrs-
ksi. the aUaGre4-rras ssEete-a OF ;.~vsrexy
narta - the MQsx4ga -aoIssaEn$ wzsssa
was left andes3nsi 81 the Iami~ 2S.aa4
airy commission Ia 49,
Its seizure hy Russia Will cause cs,y-s-
piaeasiGus with German
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PASSENGERS STILL sNow-BouxD.
Long Bieckaded Train II Agnin
short Of Provisions.

DENVER. Marcn IA special 10 tn.
News from Cheyenne. Wye. says A
message Was received tonight from SUI
psrfntendeat Easbach In charge Of the
long aioekaded chsyenne 4 Northern
passenger train. saying that ali are well
en- boar the train, eut TIC supply of fael
win not last beyond tomorrow 4 relief
train carrying provisions for the snow
bound Passengers left hers tonight mt
II IL feared thai the .alizEarst HeW raging
viii seriously retsfa the progress of the
relief train. as IN. cuts along the read
ars FapIdil fllilns Up
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STEAMSHIPS foa rue ISLANDS.
Anne sisss ~ Hawaiian Steam NaSfxm-
ttaa Company Incorporated.

NV ADRh. Nsrch f8-~t'Ne As7er.,afl-
Hawaiian Steam Navigator tosmEsHy bats
been igFssFEsssgsses asssssAr ere Jaws ag >es
Jersey. wssa aM author snd capital stock
~ 81 sN EEg tbs puFpSwe II Operating .
xna ~ asssa fsss5stps bfsweea tAa United
Nsfes sDss saa Hawaiian ASaHfa. The igs>
sses5sasa - ar. George : Dearborn. VA
Aee g. FEfs assaAr T SeNA& ana Jsgsses
d, ~ T}is s~sssap&ay 1si az oEsce assas a
Tee crfs5 rtsctisgfs ssf several large steam
sessss u sfgf srssrs New Ncek af4a pss9szs.s
PISA aal Ssa F'rsrssss.ss and tae Hawaiian
s&aNas
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GEORGE pARn, SERIOUSLY n,Hr.
Well kuewp Pitcher Crushed tnd~r
n section of Mater pipe.

Special ntsraseA q tas Pest lfstellsss ncer-
SPOKANE March - -(9soree Darby
ne weff-kne@n professional sssse lssit
usf.sesr. WAS probably fatally smt1.est mere
ssAae lie Nas experimenting sas laying
- satsr mains wt*u eu@ of ths heavy
sr~st, s4t,sss fell og h5sfg. cesasftng h{n fear
faa.Y There Is bat hls5e nape u ais SER
Nf&sas the arrtssut
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Is HOWISON'S FLAGSHIP.
Cruiser fhirmEo Detached and As
stRned Ia the santh Atlantic
station.

WASHINGTON. Mareh la~~arhs Chicago
has been detached from tie squadron II
Esar Admiral Sampson and has x8tiet
fteFn Havana fer sismpfoa reeds. The
Chicago q to become the flagship 81 Rear
A6fnlrai Henry |. Hawts9n wse has bysn
assFknss 80 easnua.nt OF she Satsh Al.
Nattc squadron station n South Aniarfs.a
Raar saalIrai livnry = Picking has p en
eff.ges 70 relieve 81 wi<ou as eoHrnanaaat
az thc aavs yard 1t Boston,
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WDOLEN MILLS BURNED.
Weil-knewn Bicycle Rider Loses
Hts Life In the Butlding

Mary~.ise woolen n;II was almost de-
ssrcyed by IRE. the Ioss being placed AZ
$50 90 The Insurance amounted 20 81 gsia
During the progress % ttse are Frank
Peek. OF iuna City. wes.-sGexu bicycle
rider. entered he building ard wzs OVER
come by the smoke ard burned 30 death
TIE burned mill Was Fr3bab bly, :ke Oldest
Of Ks kind In the state. having RGea epev-
ase5 continuously slnee issg. I; employed
s~yenty-fise hands AND was cagssas.xses AZ
sea $50. most of fhs stock being asad In This
city.
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N'KINLEY LOSING NO TIME.
VIII Probably Appoint StearaE un
commissioners. H~fore aatag
au Vacation

WASH NtsTvlS. Naseh fa~The Sies~
rsgas canal rvo5ees occupied considerable
par az saeiays cabinet ma tlng. The
psoSsde1si has hsa ne question as the se~
ieCsian ~ q commission 10 SsasssEs the
spserAi sa4ses aerass tha ssthasns under
evasiassasIan aud Il now seems liasly
that 81 viii sppa1at tho members before
As iSaves saT tAs ssuth
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OMAHA, Neb,. March Ia.-Tacmas OFF,
Ger. a Council Bluffs banker. today lost i
roll OF bills In the streets Of Omaha. Tae
roll contained s5.ua which he had iusg
drawn from the First National hank Of
this city and placed in an overcuat pocket.
He had only walked a few blocks from
The bank when he discovered his .ass and
instituted search, but M trace has been
found OF the money. /. slipped through a
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DIR. rnimsx~'s Successor.

" sSF4f <gsTt5N MARIA II ~Tne E@v
rs ks4r1zs Sunderland Fs8S asvsa ayr sntea
"a sss~ ~ she Y~tSt kssseS'ze fes441 cNzgT9n 20
xx1s.s.ss.f gee Ez T. DANTE FssrsSs# fff
Sess4sssraaea asgsAsfe has SsTve8 sss eAgF>e
sAsss Use xvaTr. apa saTef IS ffsssas .s=
ass 8nas, wSsm ~, fsssaase ssos FT&Faa
ksx fssssm tha p2sScT S78e5s{1>>
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President VIII STARE seath Monday

WASHINGTON. NaFeA IL Senator Hgtn-
~ Saw The president today. asSd nn&s ar
engagements were made far the president =
trap ta Thoasass5las. tia. 'rhe party viii
leave here Monday aEteFnuon
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ESCORTED ny SECOND OREGON.
Military Haaars To Major Nraonvlit~
and others at Manila.

MANILA March l9~ TIE remains NJ Col
w IL Ssnita Mai t. acCanvllie Capt.
David : Elliott and Second f4eut Eu
gene : French " ho were killed Ia ftctlon
were shipped heutn today BY tsse United
States transport Scandal with raittAry
hunara The Second Oregon volunteers
furnished the escort through tho city.
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II
Tenement House Fire

NEW YORK. March IA six story
tenement az 1 Bayari street Ma Destroyed
by fra early this morning Twenty fam
Hes were aroused from their slnH1ssars and
it Is believed by Chief Bonner that some
Hves we're lost Several persons we're
forced 10 droa from w4n1ows onto nets
ard several little Children were thrown
from the windows aud were caught by fiFe-
men below. Fifteen yper.sefls we're carried
from the upper floors 70 the stree, rs the
ss~.~
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Special Dispatch 70 the Post Intsl.igencer.
OLYMPIA. March ie.-Tae map os the
new comfy Of Ferry, which appeared ira
the Pos. In.eligencer this morning was a
reproduction Of a map made by Chief Ell
giHeer John Crydsrman, In the office %
State Land Commissioner Bridges.
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r.t>snt'ors \ rsacs ,o>s'ERsr.
viii Represents Great urisstn at the
Meeting mt the Hague.

MASH fNss4tRN Man'h Ia Tee iivsttsa
sssassssEN at sga.ar Aas reviewed gss @sSt-
ga sai rgas tsg8 concerning fas ssssSsssftt~
a5ens 81 81 5zsssw t'aa8e@}ate Nt f&@ tsflf-
se S*s<sae Is sse csRf Ia@s2tsasa s@safwTsiafs..
90 neFr,ee : knowa tasE sae sg41-
s@sss.3s 4stlS ttfsat hssS ssseH aszsEeF
ssfscss& .s s5rassen Tss-s t,Ass7. sf ssss ~
~ y >sz ga,HFstrs - rms 1resssss 90 e.
e fesAs uI ks~lt-ea 4sssssssasssf IN sisN
tasesss ~ss- ast scans Its1a ~ f@ai,
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4AMBI- re-. March fe..~The Nor.h Ger
man Etsva steamer Friedrich der Gf@se.
s>Ape psshl which arrived 81 Bremen on
March i, Is aground on schulz. in the river
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T~ss rafting - the csslSketty increased
TIE nlrafa 1ases lssnea 81 tbs ~ xzen TAI
varsss He waved MS broken SWORD
-sS~a,tfl,. TIE ahsa'" ~ s}irEesssf-
TeaYs vsna q moments aEonsx91 silence
Then a guaysrtng voice arose above The
gs3ns.
Master II screeched. somebody has
sts.5srs me fsslatt le't's Seve.ans3 Plain Deal
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VITAL STATISTICS Of THE WAR.
Fetal Deaths From May 1 to Fcbru-
nrs ~ We're n.7al.

WASHINGTON. March l9.-fhe follow
tng statement has been issued showing rhe
total number 81 deaths reported 70 the adj
gsttanf generals office between May l. isss
ard February - ISsFa
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4gl was rot sal5 THAI g3Bttersas
Returned kiaudsacT tASars y S~--I Yep
Most at Is was fce--,ygasage.
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