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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-15

ne city casrser and the laws Of the scsts
% washington. within tex carr asser b.
Tag noEsS<d ef tse award CT the cngtrar-
- nSn, failing 10 40 -, she nak cAeck
1n9 - aMount nxsd faerstn Vii be for
s0 IL city. No persca II eslgfbss
ps.cf % IN se<tsng ~ said contract made
ce1anH n paynaer.t M Any 1ast csaIm
Tor any ucRk o. Labor performed o. Arr
NH or material furnished psrxssxat 70
ny such confrkcs ~ herein aavsytzses. or
80 -. sssnsn ~ f~s years fAissd 20 eom-
ps~fe any sEcH coatyaGtS
npersaa attention. y cAlie1 20 article xxsE
% sne city charter as ROW IN force rsast-
tI3 70 Eourx OK labor ard 10 article
VII. se<sssn u sssaS. I and J. ysiattna to
bomb and se1reste~
ne board 81 rsbssc works reserves TIE
Hfhs 10 reject any ana ali s4ds
rroLsAAss must sr tn9orx@1 or ~rwesoc>.
&C Tor alley 10 block ~ Nay.zs2ss towa
p'aL ETC., sewe1 Improvement.
~ oraSr 81 tbs board 70 ruhlac vorfa
FKANA OI@k&UN Secretary
Int of aK psshsicatsnn Arrss .ash uNq
orfJIk OF Constructing Qusrf@rrrass@r
i -, hsiasr Euastiax. s>Aisse. Wash. April
Sealed proposals in ,rspssease vii be
isrSfSEd hhss Until Il O. m THURSDAY
April % isze. and then op@nss. for sissr
snx arg Erubasag site Tor military post
81 AarroNxtrne Peint near Port TGwr
sShas Asnsngton- fsusi ts<srrsassor fur
nlsa~a on Application To thl& osssc~. TIE
aA.sec STATS reserves the right &c accept
tasrssf Eny~sopss ss.eaId be sntor~.A
,rFsposaas Tor clearing and grabbing AZ
Mafrowstone Point and addressed to the
W. w. ROBINSON. JR
CAPT. Ard A. @. NJ. 81. Army
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rising : ana 5 respectively. TAs railway
stA. aithougA neglected nSnt u the day.
was string n ths late dealings. The taslu-
enc8 a. Work were eASy Hannsy.
aepes ct q fayorahse hank statement to-
s,srrcw and rather better r<rcx.a On wheat.
Moaise 4 Chsc advanced on snaaa 3sAf~
trss On the belief thar deal was p<ntiu3
wascs woszld secure The read an entyAnce
to Chicago ever ;he g. Louis saers Uias-
aum5es af brokers have secured large
sSxne leans - ~ nee 20 - forced 20 gay
hsgh rates far cali rzorey IN AIRY ssszsse&x
sQueess in non<y. Transactions Tor for
eaxn Aeconzs we're very Smz1a Ia the nrai
deA1ngx the rreSrrs against traction
efccks caused some rec~csisrx fre-r Tire
best prices. bat sAs sxndsrscHe wAs coed.
Tocay's bond rssTae, showed god
breadth and there wzS some gains II -
sues which have cf lass obtained prorls-
nence N the market Total sales - 60 co
United States thress coupon advanced ~
while the Old tours ccaren and sas new
searx declined 4 tn ths bid prics.
Money and ExchaaEe.
Money on esii s1s per cent. last loans
per Cent, prime mercantile paper. sssags
per cent. sterling exchange STEADY with
actual business N bankers biz al Sa-seAxss
&SA Ter demand and AZ SAs<is ag@Ssa- Tor
g days. posted rates. NsSsfANir aud 5%.sS
44SI. commercial bills. NSSas-Ns salver
certificates. hsu&S4cs bar s-sseT, sac Mex
lean dollars. 4sAcs government bonds.
weak. state bonds. weak. railroad beads,
6Tn.
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Geaerst Qwosnttons.

6eaerat Quotations.
Flour Receipts q sss tarrsl~. exports
u So barrels Market. quiet Ryd lower 10
ss2t
wheat Receipts 4 80 bushels. experes
q 40 Bushels. spot weas, No. red szs.c
Z % 3 Options ansaea arFn On hssitssh
crop news ard higher cables bur sssorl
turrss weak. Holders quite generally took
proess ard when Ia ire Afternoon crap
talk Improves short selling s@Ysiopef
whtee BROKE prices Sharply. Tns rtrsa
was weak Aefs~G ret lower 4h@ latter on
Nav which suffered 4 hear rid May
eioa3s 1sx<e Iwty 7xs4c. SeEsternig@r 5ss&c
wsos--Tsurnsssie sseee. s70zze. Texas. Il
6l4
Harx-ETryn
C-egsa-optsers opened quiet ard ,sn-
changed - s>points loser. Sales, T. rs Gags
Including May &C.. JuEy. st&c August
& sc. ssset Rio steady No. te5gag 9
t1-sse. mild ssea8r.
sugar a- stresg ard tending upwara;
fair rsfsrtsr Ssr
Peg fwgn-~ Warrants Sc ss9sAsa
gsssy7{ss rz-s axe rs -
Tgrs--ssa sss@a4za s-1s
@z~st az 81 sssass. ~
TeaS-fs zs2aeaa p The ~ryn that sxes
IRE selling price fer mixers arl shelters
quotes lead at rs - as sfe close.
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fsssS~-ssspertor @aallty. Fev NJ. Nc / ar.
ga, sa@Tessazf he g{r. 81 ss14 3 Ne
cedar &ssgs. Common. gsr A g <sr= -
spruce SaSs. $50, cedar sa4aSSe horss r.
s. 81
SIR .urshsv--EsGGEa. ss5a. thSek anIxs
Sfa~fs c-Fa3 ere 81 swn stseS 10 ard Il
S~F hes il, ss&#N lengths - 10 = F~Sz
@n$sN s1ESts al vertical gEaEr - per II
extra FsrBY.H< dressed ard naafen~4
sl-sxzs: sseex sosr6s. s-sneA. 0ssss 10 lucA
s. sagss 5-.kues- sss8s9 Fencing No 1
q. saes sa3SA =. Nc = 81 81 easrnel
r-sxiSe. cr arp siaang weight =. -.
s.sskaa Fsf timber solsfs and ScanfaSax
rs@Sa SSsls : J e. tz-ssSE.s. 8
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


abroad aud eoatsru@ss had crap meas gave
ss@as strong sEzfx- MAY opsaed ssSs%a
hirn&r a. frarr - denH - -kS<r. afst sase.
10 sSs.e- Al iris gssnt shs rar8.s sas
ssuSsS VIII E0rg vnsas- For about iwrx-
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G-9i< Rax boards. is-isch as.d IN. "a
Washington Red Cedar LumSer-RcugA,
80. sesel sscfns vrssAt - ~. n<osxse
re1IrE- weights. Sas. ]. , ana 1 A-snch.
$7sN-: vssnscotsne ssa9fs, rustic, S1EQM:
"A shingles. - 30, standard shszxiea 81 10
l-surh 1sssse. n ~ ard Is feet &S53&. thick
cnasa. fsS98. cedar squares. !. q . and -
feet, S<uoe, rickets ys1
Kiln drted. n In advance % green Dray-
aye e.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United Ssafes for the District Of W ash

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District Of Wash
sngtaB, Northern Division.
In th@ matter Of John Gort. bankrupt
No. isST. In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF John Corf. OK Sc
attic in said district. a bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby gwen that on the lst
day OF April. 1853. the said John Cort WAS
duly aaj1alcated bankrupt. ard that the
first meeting Of his creditors VIII be aed
a. the office Of the undersigned referee IN
bankruptcy. in Seattle In said district on
The 2s1h day Of April. tsss. at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon. at whIeh time the sad
creditors nay attend. prove their claims
appoint a trustee, examine the BANKRUPT
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
Dated al said Seattle. April IL 1899
JOHN r. HOYT
Referee In Esakruptrv
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~ sufnuser however. sAexU were sAogto
enough 3Szroes 81 Ssoprtng further icso
90 previous eA1ea 10 Aoaeyh ol8of1AGn. an1
i oecszne evident tnas liaussas ZION was =
continue and several shorts who had COW
cred early commences 10 aeil aGala~ When
10th sonxs and SA0rts had whsAt foG uaAo
Mt the same tkEne IL Was tDpo~staae 70
md IND. saysIs snsssh sna .s snss ssa,s . 3.
price Of MAJ snxsde u an hour dropped 20
s3a1c~ Sacrt ceiling Vas encouraged oy
tie aeAvy saiprascss ef wheat Eresn Ar
Sengsna this week which amounted 10
poS@sassc showers tomorrow In Illinois and
raany conditions IN Missouri and kAEaAo
also accelerated the decline. The naAxkst
became very irregular eser eemswhAt
forenoon s0ceeeilrx tae time Of the early
decline TIE Modern liiter declared that
the waole waeAS stS08Iton showed Q no.
tanle Improvement. and that the Adstcae
had sevans distinctly better during the
week. TN thai authority, q. Against eli
the others % different kinda. the price was
attacked and forced few notehes lover
than Il went IA the forenoon From that
time the market continued heavy, May De-
esfning y 7sc and CLOSING AZ SAs1y@c.
July. which scad for SSe AZ the cexin-
ring. declined 20 nae with soyess ~ The
cs0se
Trade In corn was quite, and active. and
at the start slightly esstsr prices were
made Liquidation set in. however. and
the market manifested considerable weak
nsss May corn closed Nc lower.
Oats ruled quiet within narrow hrnita~
Favorable weather wsaaeed the spread be-
tween May and jaiy to iAHassc- There
WAS good cash demand. May oats
closed hIssc lower.
Restsr prices at the yards and scattered
outside aaytng strengthened .presisions:
May pork closed stsc nag hnr: lard ciosed
sssc aigaer. and ribs. ssr61sc higher.
AAAAR y
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Greer Frugz estnE}-~f5r4nxss seed.
sres s19a naseis 6 ~esss M~a5ferrmn-
ear s~sess. s. 9s7f2 81 serz1ons- g. 5assS - ap-
p.~@. fare s. ssse4 = "a per A0s cooking ap-
PIES g. Per aQx bananas 8sss4-5 per
Nt.ncA f-aI9nrS&S black aGs st-le BOXES
g. ~ California back EEs cartons g. J.
Sruxras axs * Per Ii. u&& dates. ffzc
California sfvawh<FriEx- sSSA Ter CRAZE:
HNerf aafss eaAxr. NsssAe per EalInn.
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LIVE STOCK MARkETS.


CHICAGO. April 1.-THE cattle marriott
ruled firm today. With prices point high
err. Fancy grades. S.ssfa. 10 choice steers.
w asi4. 70. feeders, 81 soNS M. bulls, q. -
40: cows ard hstfers, 81. sefA. =. Western
fed steers, 9 asgs. %. Texas steers. 0.eo0s:
calves. - s066
with active local and shipping demand
for hogs prices ruled strong and 60gs6c
higher Fair 10 choice. 3, N1t 20. heavy
packers. s. ssGis. III: mixed. 81 61a -:
butchers. 81. sSu3.s -: lights. 0.sooe -: pigs,
s. 2sQe.71
Trade In sheep was less active than re-
Gently. and shorn lambs were little
lambs. IS. 7oTs %: Western ianfa. = -
SIS: saorn lambs, safi0 per 100 pounds:
sheep sssl4 Is fer shoYn; wooied. y. ~
so. chiefly a. soG4. g. not much being dons
Rccaipts-caifie 100 head: hogs, is.eoo
head. sheep. s.epe head.
OMAHA April 1t--Cattle--Receipts. T.
~ head market strong 10 s41Qr higher.
Native beef steers. N1oEfS 10, Western
steers 81 ss4i6 g. Texas steers. IS 6004 ~.
cows and hsifers. - asSS Is: Gamers. ne
4s3 %: atoekers and feeders. 14s 10; calves.
sas1s Co. bulls and stays, q. ss83sE.
uogs-Recetpfs. 8 10 head; market C
higher Heavy. g Eisp5. -; mixed. - ~
a. IS; light. - a0a ssss. bulk Of sales. 0.00
shs~p-Receipss. 700 head: market dull
and weak Fair 10 choice Westerns. y -
IS common ard stock sheep. e.D4t8.
lambs. 50. 7sa6 g.
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Dairy frO0OOeos
On the produce exchange today the bat
ter market was quiet and easy. Creamery.
1tsilsszc: dairy. ffi4a1ls1c.
Eggs-S;eady. Fresh. ieLxc
Cheese-Steady. Creamery, u0l3ho.
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().R.&ll,
and Cre3On Short Line.

seatie 10 al poinIs East and Southeast
via Portland. Sal: Lake City anu Denver
Pullman palace sisepers. upholstered tour
- sievrers and free reclining chair cars
or from any points In the Uniiea Ssatss
Canada or Europe. cal on or address T.
e Ella General Agent, SIS First avenue,
seatsie- W, II. Hur.but. q, p. A. Pert
land
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Apr. t4--wheat--waIia
WA4la. sNEsssc, valley. Sc. osuessem. ss3Sic.
TIE foreign wheat shipments from Port
bushels.
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TACOMA Arsrta A--wheat-Cnder an lR-
proved condition Of the Eastern markets
tss,ni prices or wheat showed an advance
OF &c over yesterday. Club being QaoIe6
~ seisc. aarestec. NGe
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SPOKANE sTocx QUOTATIONS.

SPOKANE. April i3.-Rlis and offers of
stocks offered on the board this morning
az the Spokane Stock Exchange are:
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=. W. MELLIGOTT.
Secretary Spokane Stock Exchange.
q % =
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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crsrpazset 81 = certsse9 cl5esk or cz~-~n,
1913 Joy " per cent- q sse a-rnurs 81
s.1.-. retnrnahis csiy Ia case % rs5ersssn.
= cTTnss. Raxst reserved - reject any
aa1 al nsf. 1s-nas casa,
HANKRupT's PETITION roR prs
snsFgs-in the matter OF r W. wesssa-
Esan. BANKRUPT Ne is.s In Bank-
To shs Horcrahs. C. n. Han.crs yvsr. ~
she Lssxfrtcf Court Of sh- f-nsf@1 states
.gr TIE Dssysct % Washington.
=. w Wossssanaar. ~ seartls. r. Ire coun-
y 81 King az5 srate Of Washington. n Sad
d.sty.ct respectfully represents snaf or the
Esa cay ~ February ixss raxs he was daily
adJ1fscafsa bankrupt Ers.ss IRE arts %
sssssess reisssnr % haasrapscy: nat BE
rights 81 property. ard has fuzzy compiled
with all the requirements % saia acts ard
q tae crssrs az the eourt toschsng his
Wherefore ha prays tia. ne sssv "a de-
creed by the co1rs o have a full discharge
from ali a4ets rroTanie against his estate
1872 49, sais sanSraga aSIa. sssep. s1sh
discharge.
DATED this .s.h day AZ March. A. n. fsss.
r. W. woopAHaS, Bankrupt
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
District OF wasaingioa. Northern Division.
On this csa say Of March. A. u. 1885. on
reafirg the s3regolsg petition. IL Is
ordered hy The couTt that a hearine Be
hA1 upon ths same on the 9Th day Of
Aprts A u 1sas Before said c5ssry, at Sc
astiA in sali district, at 10 o'csoek Ia me
fersaoon, ard that notice snsreof be pub
ftshed in the Seattle Pse.-fntefbZencer,
newspaper prtnt1d N said district. and that
al known creditors and otasr persons in
snferex. may appear al the sad time and
place and saox cs1S aay thsf lave;
wny tie prayer os the said petitioner should
rct be granted.
Ard IL : further ordered By the court
that the clerk shall send by mail 20 all
known creditors copies ot said pe1tioa and
this order. addressed In tasa AT .hsI
Places OF residence AZ stated
Witness the Honorable c. n. Hartford
fudge % the said eoErt. ara tie sea- there
OF, az ssattls. in sad district. On sae 4in
Dag q March. 4; y p na IA JusS.
Il. NJ. HOPKINS, Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United STATS Cor the psssrIcrs Of Wash
ingtan. Ncv ssern Division.
bankrupt No. lsss In Bankruptcy. :.
To the creditors Of Fred W pIekman. CT
Seattle. Tn said district. bankrupt;
Notice Is hereby gsvsa that os the iss
man vas duly aajuascased bankrupt: and
that the frs, meeeng OF his creditors viii
b. hel3 at the office OF tae underAgned
referee In hankfgg,Sy IN sss'is. -. u , sasa
Al 70 o'clock IN the forenoon. al which tir.e
The xasd creditors may aEsand. prove their
claims appoint q trustee. examine the
bankrupt ard transact such other bust
nsss as may properly cone before said
JOHN p. HoyT.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
f
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NEW YORK Aprfi 1.-THE Commercial
Advertisers London financial cable9ram
says.
Ts,s markets here were mainly occupied
to-day In discussing the effect Of tbs new
stamp duties II Is thought they bear I'M
aaiv on Americans generally owing TO ths
pra cssca OF fr~1uenlty renewing strip cefs
fsaestes and particularly on iuW-pfieed
shxre~ the tar being on the nominal value
Arl4trage business also suffers Al Amstsr-
aara particularly.
Americans we're dui IT parity until New
York bought
The esose wss AZ the acss. but there we're
losses on thA das.
Miner was easier. IT.. bank repaid its
Borrowings Esxf.sy~ens thosassnd poas6s
gold in bars VAS bgsight BY the bank
tsesssG Qv"tatfesa-
LONDON, April N--C.snsaIan Pacific.
sssz. Northern Paris preferred. n. Union
Pacific, szss Grana Trunk. 81
Ear silver. quiet st "a s-isd. Aonsy. iss&s
psr cent
Breaassnas.
LIVERPOOL Apr! a-uheas--spot No.
red northern dull ard nrm. u u. No. !
California no stock
Futures aaiss. May Ind July. s. TstA.
Cs0yr~- Spot American mixed new Arm ~
ge SD 30 cid firm a. D. nd
FutHres. April nominal; May quiet at -
sb.s July quiet III - SD.
Wheat ffm. whsa. sn Paris arn. Flour
fa Paris steady French eossotry markets
firm. Weather in England rain.
LONDON, April tA~-Whest~-ssar1oew eli
coast buyers indifferent op~rassys. carge<s
0n passavs sellers NJ advance ~ 10 Il;
wall@ Hsglss - IL
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sEAgGAY AND KETrHfKAN-1TR
HUMBOLDT rails Tuesday night, n m /.
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MISS wTf-ziSskf. opssrssn- u Chsryy.
Cq.s zstass2z tree.
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WASHINGTON. April iss--Toaay-s state
rent Of the condition OF tina treasury
SanNs.
Available cash balance -szi- is. ~
God reserve t.ss.s%.+. ...s.sess-s.- t8.A0A1
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gEATTLE 10 KANaAs CITY.

Through tourist cars leave Seattle Aea-
axys and Fridays fer Kansas City sfs the
rates ard sleeping car reservx sisns Inquire
At ss yesler way.
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T.. O. ~. rag. -. ssss
TarsSsS. reg .-fT
Thress. coup .isN~
New Is. reg .-ISas
New Is. ceap. .l&ss
Old Is. reg iisS<
olS Is. coup. .iis<
Elves. reg ....u3
Nves, coup ..ll3
Dist. Col. 3 s5s-l,1
Ala-ciass A ..tia
Class b 49,. ..fi9
Class e :. -. .it0
Ala. Currency ..ise
Atehison Gen &s.IsiA
Adtassme't ~ ssis
Can. Sc. a1s Lilo
C,heA h o. 49,. $50
Ches. Il o. Ss .ilsss
c q NV Con. IS. iSys
5. r. deb. IS. L.
Chi. Ter. - -. ss
d. 4 r. q. lists ieca
FU0rs 49,. 49,, fsai
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Fresh Meat tjobAlngb-Cow beet. SC per
II. steer beef. sAsc per ID: mutton weth-
ers * per II. pork. ssao PSF Id. veal. large
s. per ID. small. lec-
Provisions tsooosngl-Hams large. .sz.e
hams. small. lie, breakfast bacon. lI.1c
ary salted sides, nc.
Lard liobntnst~~ Home made. per u, nc:
Waite star. SC. Cein special SIC lard
compound sieress sisc. Rex s&c.
Fresh nsh ttohSinxty Hatihllt. SiSFsS tse .
salmon. 7zfsc. sseeiheaa salmon. ~ -. ,
salmon troot tatzc founders sas4c; sotes.
a. rock cod Sc. trout. l<t4zf gsc; shrtrnrs
itsc sna6 e1Tc. smelt. a4fSc; Column hsa
river srneii. s&Sac. herring 5sfsc. tom cod
d. oysters, Olympia g. 80 per sacs. 81 y
per gallon clans s1.Sa p@r sack DuaSen-
ess CRABS live 81 To- cooked $50
Vegetables.
Potatoes etobeing}- White river Bur
banks s1A9s3. Island EarIy Rose sss4. =
IeIawd waite x1xs-ss, Yakima Ss3 native
s.tYersAsn ossl1Es slE@is per tsn klin dried
s.sss1a, beefs- :i&lz y per sack. carrots. "a
fEss gser sack Tus& EsS - 1sss~ Sark .
faTuIEs SO ser Taek. ca eeaa ~. Zsac. .ears-
n}ns {. peg sack: eallsHaszs 9acS 81 per
aen ETeen Qsas. szgTc. arr}cAokss. 5.sgssc
PER dozen. gaYie TX. celery 4aaec per
lsazeu. a0kba0ze lettuce SIG Ter dozen
~A8lShe& Efe psr a@E@a. California as0ara~
sr.s. 81 usr u; native sS9ar agass. &C. ger
tuax. TnuAaEh - per 10. tomatoes, s. :
"a
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sVHra1se1 - certified cEerk CT cz--~ry
.aasf1 TOY ~ FER gen-. es re a.,nur. g.
.sts1s reS1rrzhis CITY IL case OF rssersisn
= $3.50 TINE a11 pace tae SAID baks VII.
es1 al hssfs. Terms r1sn
AANg-YT r-EAwY $780,
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-10
WARDNER MEN SENTENCED.
Given Twenty-Five Months for Interfering z
with Mail Trains.

Moscow. Idaho, Nov. 6.-The cul-
minating scene in the long drawn out
labor troubles in the Coeur d'Alene
mining region was enacted in the Fed
eral court here this afternoon when the
ten men found guilty of interfering
with the United States mails near
Wardner during the riots of April Goth
We're sentenced by Judge Beatty TO
each serve twenty-five months in the
prison mt San Quentin. California, and
they each pay fine of $1,000.
Addressing the prisoners Judge Beat
ty said:
You have been indicted by grand
jury. convicted by n trial jury, and 1t
devolves upon ME TO pronounce your
sentence"
As soon as the sentences were pro-
nounced court was adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow and the prisoners
Were taken back to the Latah county
Jail, from whence they will start for
San Quentin in custody of officers as
soon as the term of the court ends.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-10
ENGLAND CHANGES PANS.
General Fuller Wan irrbab.y Go to The
hescue OF lad, smith.


London, Nov. "a cablegram dated
AT Estcourt, Natal. saturday. Sovem-
ber I. noon, SAYS: \ reliable messen-
ger has just arrived from ladysmith.
passing the Boer lines during the night.
who reports that heavy lighting oc-
currrcd ON Thursday around Lady
smith The hottest engagement was
on George TatlIam's farm, on the Or
ange Free State side of Besters. The
British drove the Beers back to their
camp. The enemy suffered great loss
and thirty mounted Beers were cap
tured.
The lighting was resumed yesterday
CFridayl, the Beers firing from Nosi-
wathshana hill. near Pepworth's farm.
Again they were driven back, with less
on their camp
London, Nov. This morning 5
news carries public knowledge with
respect to hostilitles in South Africa
very little further than the evacuation
of Colenso and Stormberg. These
movements. taken together with the
admiralty announcement that the pub
lie must not be disappointed should
the transports not reach their destina-
tion on the dates indicated in the pub
llshed lists, may indicate some change
of plan necessitated by the bad posi-
ton of affairs in Natal. Ii was ex-
pected that the army corps would land
near Cape Town for an invasion of the
Transvaal through the Orange Free
State. but the landing may now be di-
yerted TO Durham. Natal whittier IT is
fully expected Lieutenant General Bull
Ter will go within a week to inyesti-
gate the situation for himself
There is also possibility of n move
ment through Delagoa bay. and the ad-
miralty notice regarding the transports
simply means, in all likelihood. that
news of their movements is TO be sup
prpssed.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-10
HOME RULE IN NEGRos.
Government Established BY
the Natives.

Manila, Nov. 7.-At Bacalod, in the
island of Negros. the autonomous gov
ernment of the Filipinos was establish
ed to-day. General Smith, governor
of the island of Negros, administered
the oath of office to the judge Of the
Supreme Court, who in turn swore in
the governor, three judges. twelve
councilmen, the auditor and the secre-
tary of the interior. The natives of
the entire island attended the cere-
mony. The officers from Iloilo were
also present. Three days feasting will
follow the first anniversary of the sur
render of the Spaniards to the Negros
revolutionists. ending with ball in the
government house tonight. American
hags are displayed in the village. The
celebration consisted of horse racing
and other sports. music, religious func-
tons and illumination. The ball to-
night attracted the wives of the
wealthy planters, and there was a
great display of rich costumes and
costly jewels. such as would be seen at
a similar affair in America or Europe.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-10

{ The manager OF pretentiously
named publishing company-whose
publication, SO far as known, was a
single catchpenny compilation-has
recently been arrested and convicted
on complaint of victim who had been
induced to become his agent" The
false statements made as to the profits
that could be earned by the agency
were so glowing that the unwary vic
tim was led to pay handsomely in ad-
vance for the opportunity for employ
ment offered by the oily-tongued man
ager. 1t may be accepted as a safe
rule for guidance that men who prong
Use employment and require deposits
as "a guarantee of good faith" are
men whose reputation should be in
vestigated. Reputable business men
rarely adopt such methods.