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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30
Seewalbe ben 8. Ofiober 1862.
y&9re Mober Dortbea!

st 8reu fra big CT ion ct roienrsot Olieblab; tbi bet
brtnser lite alene 5reb, men osiaa @lebe. Naar 8oibu.
bet fommer sennem Stouen, fOrefOnner ban mia at bore
en- Que. en- af goabs 9uer. Ds bat ies iaa enoslis sfats
ten Saanoen, breffer ies life liseitrafs @eslet, bet er
berliet at boloe en- 5emmelisbeo fin Saanb os slebe fig /
5orpentninsen ON oens aabenbarelle. gu lfG babe Eat,
Nober Sorlbea, ies fpsier oine Senosr, Ser ifriue laa me-
get sobt til mig.
9u slper mig fait Srunb UNDER Jsbberne, % naar lea
bar ben, fan ies ssre fire Erin fremab, Ds Mennefer funne
life rOffe ben boerfen meb beres 8erIisbeb eler 6aarobeo.
Seq ifal tiene min 5aoer for Cubs @fplo, ifal life iro, bet
er BAN. men Sub ielp, Der forbDber mig bet, iee aerne oil,
Os Sub, Der %poabpoer mig bet, js life bar Spit til. 9u
tiger mig, at bet fierbe guo er bet fsrte meo 5oriettelle,
og at ies bOer Sag ifal minbes be ii Sub; is bill ssre BET.
n9u fal ee bin 5aeer os bin Mooer, paa bet bet
mao gao big bel, Os bu maa lanse leue i 2anbet."
Bet er: 8i futile frpste os elite Sub, iaa at ri life
foraste eaer f~ortsrne pOre 5orelere eIer Serrer, men bOlbe
benz 9@re, tiene. lpoe, elife Os aste benz.
&ere %bimmelffe 5aber, buOr ies bog mansler meaet!
Gltio tenfer ies fun paa nit eset 8ebus, min esen @labe,
nit eset geloere. Os bet er spno Siertet OF tnurre uper
ben, iom Sub / glaabe bar siuet mig til Sober"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30
XIV

Raar MI bin Srust Der ipsrs.s ON,
,, Err, boab tau Sa fpares2
Be, pc, big, aaur bu soIb os tom,
Soa fan bu life ipares.
"Selu ON leg insen Sruster bar,
Nen faar meb lutter sslobe,
Seq fan bog sipe bet til Spar,
ut ies Ell bar siort Sfabe."
., Gre, bet rSntet1 felber iuit bin Dom,
0erfor bu bog tiliibit mao busNes ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30
70. Ottober.

IS @aar rr jss after / 9reitesaarbsn, Saber bar
saaet no, og je9 baobe intet at gore biemme. Der er
iaaoan ct Dnbist T~amilieliO, at leg meb uimObftanelis Weuat
BRACES oerhen, us bog fsler ies basefter MooIetninse1 mel
lem bette Siem % nit eset iaa nleset %tertere, at is maa
presIe 9anberne iaumen for lite at fonme til at arabe.
Ser fonlmer ben enc BEN anben Msoe meb &arliabeo %
S@rbsbisoeb. 5orleben Sag funoe Sreiten life finbe en-
Bog, ban paaitoo, at bans 9stre MATTE babe 6aft ben; ben
albife isste osiua u~trrttelist, inbtil Greften fanbt goseu i
fit eget 8arelie.
9u ifulbe babe let BAN, ba fan sif Zen til fin lssenbe
Batter, omfapnebe benoe u9 bao benbe unb lfploe, ban bopbe
iep forlast ben. Seq fom til at tenfe pa en- anoen Scene,
ba min Saoer lgste efter en- BOG; - men Sub mao bebre
foritaa, at j9 bebDoer at fsres 40 andre @eie END 8refte=
bgtrene. 8, be pioe life, buor sObt De baue bet bs beres
emn1e, fer1ise 5orelbre, Der ultio ere ombpsseliae for be-
res Bel. Seq tror neiten, at ben, io1 altib leuer i 2ptfe,
life ristis fan fge for benz, ium ere minbre ~lptfelise. 81
fom iua til OF tale ON at bore enc, os leg iasbe pifnut libt
%isrsmooist, of is altio bar ere.
rSes fOritaar life, at Be fan bore beorspet uuer BET. "
iSareoe @lle, ben elofte Batter. Seq for min 8art elfer
@niOmber, ia, leg lanses efter ben Os misunber enbper, Der
fan fepe foe fig ielp."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30

D, Menneife. bet rSntet" er bin Dom,
rlfrustbart Gre tiliibif nj busses ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-30

9eaburs / December 1862.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

John j. Daly g. back from Park city.
supt Allen Of the Csntsnnial-Eurcka
o. ln Eureka.
supt Kearna of the silver King re-
turns Co the Park iu the morning
The Red Wins mill at bingham viii
De- ready TO start up by Monday
John pcrn and hIa assoclates have
taken up the option ora "a tWu-thirda
Interest In the Aiiiaa group, In Clifton
district, unyinf 5000 therefor. The
buyers then incorporated the Midas
company, with a capital ~ f2no.V01 and
Transferred the ground purchased 20 A..
The mine n said % De u very rich
one.
j ~ Meyer. president N the Florence
Gold DrcginE company, and a. Gordon
Wood SECRETARY NJ The company arr
rived in the city last evening from
Florence. Those gentlemen spent about
10 days ut Florence Inspecting the COM
pany'u ground thcrg upon which a
large dredging plant IT, now being
erected under the direction ~ u. q.
Beard, superintendent OF the company.
Lewiston Tribune.
Mr. j. Cochran " Rltzviilc. Washing
ton ls 10 the city. Mr. Cochran b. the
owner of three nrteslnn wen boring ma
chimes and has been engaged Ia the uc-
cupntlnn of sinking Wells In the Ritz
willie country for some time past says
tho Lewiston Tribune. His visit here
was made Tor tho purpose " inyeutlEut-
Ing the question aH Co whether AN urto-
SLAM How OF water could De secured in
the immediate Lewiston valley. Since
his arrival hero be- has been employed
ln that work aud he now expresses a
belief that % flow can be- secured on
Normal hin at o. depth Or 60 feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Bo.,on Men amer Lstse Tract on Granite
Greek.

one OF The most important mining
deals that has beru put through loo this
section flr long Time Dr. Just about to
BE- closed up. 10 b. placer deal and
the ground D. in the Basin. The par
Ties who are negotiating Cor the prop
criy reside ln Boston ANA ate nnun-
CIully loo position 90 put through any.
thiur they may undertake.
The Eruuud comprises about $50 acres
und lH located along Granite creek. be-
tween the town % Granite Greek and
QuurtzhurT. A number uf Basin pru-
pie ure Interested 10 the deal, but the
negotiations have been between the
lioatuu parties on the one side and MI
kirkpatrick ON the other. the latter
having secured bonds covering the en-
tire tract
10 is Understood the consideration o.
fi2io00 No payment has been made
uH yet however. but u N said the me-
rntinuunH have prugruancd 90 the point
uf nu agreement Tor substantial pay
mtut 90 be- made next month.
g. y Dole. William iaule and e.. l.
Whlttlo ~ Boston have just returned
from "a visit 60 the ground. The two
latter loft yesterday Tor Boston, SIR.
Dole remaining
% De- the Intention N the Boston pco-
pie tn put one ur more dfolEsa on the
property ln case the deal goes through.
Boise StutpHunn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

gave a net assay iu copper gold ana
lead Of $50 10 tho ton.
Il would incidentally say that you
in your description 90 the properties
which are owned by Ur1rro Chapman
commonly known us Missouri George,
John Pearson and Bailey Chamberlain
Yves substantially correct. with The exc
cruiiuu that thUy nrs really better
than you represented n1 per your ace
count 90 the Press recently. A. mat-
tor % fact the ledge Dr. an inc way
from 90 TO 100 feet No width. ElN.
inr AN average narny 0f ill plr ton ana
this ia an absolute fact The lorna
ton Of the section D. qunriElie aud
hIrd's Cye porphyry and species OF
rhulc.
There are several very fine prop
critics on Mnuhnil lake. Of which one
notable property the itdrc % which o.
over 100 feet in width. De- owned hy "a
mnn whose name o. Reed. and which "
ounces IN silver and 50 In gold."-
grunreyiile frcu Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
WEAKNESS IN INDUSTRIALS
nut the MARKET was NAH aud irroEu-
iar-Live stock steady PRO
duco Weak.

New York. oct. io-Chanrea IN prices
were small at the opening and rome-
what mixed The majority showed
gains. but thcrc were Important oxcop-
lions omoug the Hpeclnltlrs Pullman
dropped abruptly Gh points Weakness
developed no the industriuis aud local
traction properties railway shares
rymrathirtd 90 only ailaht extent. 4
brisk covering movement boo sugar ad-
yHnccd Do points Brooklyn transit
reached me Top. nnd many other ISSUES
rose strongly Colorado Southern. nut
preferred. rose 90. ana Sew York air
brake sh. Pullman extended its lnas 90
3 points and then hardened "a point Tho
Improvement Do prices attracted rcailz-
ing ana short sales. from which the
Hpeclaitics Jared worst a demand for
Northern Pacific arose aud the entire
llst responded The leaders gained o.
point. and Pullman. after touching i.gi
roboundod 90 t.es There was rather
more doing in railroad stocks. the de-
mand omhodyiug many quloscout iH-
SUES, The bond market showed adj.
yanced prices
Steady eucrunUhmruta were made on
prices during the last hour the special.
ties being most affected offerings werg
llght nt the decline and the bears wcrH
Inclined Co cover The rally was feeble
and the closing was dull and barely
steady at net loHrca except 100 Few
rufcH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19
T0DAYS METALS;
SILVER 81
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER II.

Tmdinr was light again at this morn
inEa call. and there was no especial
feature. There was considerable deal
ms In Pctro at about the closing hEur,n
yesterday. and nt one time It looked ns
though there would be- reaction ana
the stock advance. Il closed fairy
strong.
Mammoth was again active and adj
vanccd 10 f221
Grand Central. on the other hand was
very qulrt. not sale being recorded.
Pour Aces took % drop, going 20 49,,
and closed weak.
ahowora con. sold nt 40 cents and
There was little demand Cor &c.
YHnkee picked up. something IKE '.Opl
rulnr ut ffum i1a 90 ifA, Luce being
the principal buyer.
lava
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Omaha. oct. Receipts o.
BOO. Market steady Native beef SOu
as; western steers i,Ouul.g0. Texas
steers ai0Ii.25. COWS and heifcrs .2au
i.2li tanners q 0Oul.O0. atockors and
feeders d.t5ui,Hli calves i.b0ui,1at
bulls. stays. etc.. s.C0ul.On
Hogs Receipts $500 Market De- high
sales $40.
Sheep Receipts 300, Market steady.
NeurllugH iOu1 sis western muttunH
a,Gon3.15. stock sheep a,3lu3.5j, lambl
.OUul.s5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Kansas city. Mo. oct i9-Catu a-
Receipts G00p natives. 5000 Texans.
butcher grades steady others weaker
Native Hteerf $4,000 16. Texas atoara
2 300 o.. 0i, Texas COWS . atu1.20, native
COWS and hrlfru i.fsmi.si Htuekers
and feeders 1.2iua.O0i bulls g.Giu3.Gl.
Hogs Receipts 5000 Market steady.
Hulk Ut sales ti2huf,g0. heavy iNW
INV; packers t,l2hut.25i mixed ilo
OTIS light l.l2huisgtt. workers. i.g0
ui,2iisi pigs 3,A5ui2t.
Sheep Receipts 1900. Market steady.
Lambs 3.s5N5,O1. muttons 1.ion3.s5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Harry Joseph has Just returned from
Lander county. Nevada. where b. went
through the Iron mine. owned by the
johnson. lruau company, This prop
cry 'H shipping 200 tons q month 10
the Hnlt Lake market ana IN ln nne
condition. Mr.. Joseph says h. viewed
n remarkable thing in this property.
While running tunnel an immense
caVe-llke opening was entered, 600 feet
going down ut an incline NJ 20 de-
greeH. The top shows "a regular wall
ana looks nH though the vein had been
stopped. ~ fact. ST. Joseph b. inclined
60 believe that the opening IL an old
time working
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19
ruE onroKMArE MINE.
mr. CANADIAN says thsre ha. nesu No
sale.

Or. J. u. Curnnhan o. ogden. one "
the owners ~ the Checkmnte mine az
Willow creek. spent N Few hours In the
city yesterday. Ito Intended 10 go out
20 the mine. but decided Go postpone
the 'rit until the now min now In
course or construction ia completed,
which will not be- iond. lie left ON the
afternoon train Tor his home. says the
Boise Statesman.
Or Carnnhan said yesterday 10 a
Rtntcaman reporter that the Checkmnte
had developed into nrrt-cluHH prop
crty. iic aud ul those Interested wrre
more than pleased with the property
Asked concerning Che reported sale NJ
10000 % chcCkmntn stock 90 IT, j.
Anderson Of this city. Or Curnnhnn
said no such sale had been made. and
ho did not believe % would Do. While
Mr. Anderson WuH ln salt Lake be
talked with owners ~ the Chcckmate
about purchasing some stock, but no
Arrangements were made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Denver. Colo. oct i9.-Cattlc-Re-
ceIpts. $500. Market slow and weak
uerf ttngrH, a.5o0i2ii COWS. 20onl.5ni
feeders. freight paid TO river, ei0flt2i,
Ht0ckcn freight paid, 3.2iul25, bulls,
stays. etc., 2.unU1o0.
HoFs- Receipts GOO. Market dull and
lower Llght packers ttOuAl5. mixed.
lleHmieO. heavy. itiUt20
sheep Receipts. 1000. Market dull
and unchanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19
Strike in the Bingham Property
Reported Today.
NEWHOUSE PARTY DELAYED


a Zine strike has been made IN the
Julia Dean. ut bingham. and the nrst
arrays show 10 per cent copper. while
the ore is expected 10 improve by iho
time the narayor has finished with
samples now in hand
The Julia Dean 10 on a line with the
uan nuuler, aud owners of the latter
ore naturally much encouraged over
The Julia Dean strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Hugh O'knnr, whose opinion ua
practical miner o. second 60 none loo
this section. talked quite intrrrstrdiy 60
u Press reporter Of biz recent trip To-
WlrrunH ilc said. John ihhenor.
James Hand and Homer Forbes have
eight quartz claims iu Beaver basin OF
the Thunder mountain district. ON the
quartz claims, from 10 ASSAYS they re-
celyed returns of from 81 10 $3.50 net
100 gold ana the placer claims prospect
nntly ana are more than satisfactory
In AN their paintings, I would mention
that Arthur Garner has two pruportira
ON Smith rrrek ln the same district
which are named Nurmu ANA Hazel,
both OF which ! had examined hy a
most competent man, nud which on rN-
animation proved 10 have lodrea on
the surface 10 feet Ia width, which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

The transfers FOR the day were as
follows
Mammoth 900 at &3.li' 100 ut 23,22;
100 nt 50 20i 100 at 81 aoh.
Petro. 100 at glsi 500 al gih; $500 at
s. 600 nc 3fM.
Yankee. $500 at isA; 1900 at itli 800
at itit.
Northern Light 200 az 1875.
May Day. 100 at &C.. 400 90 90.
-Four Aces, 1000 at 1855 300 nt llH,
Joe Howera Extension, goo ut ta,
sunah.ue. 600 at 29l
Daisy. 900 az isa BOO at isA; 600 at
10
Showers. 100 at 90.
bullion Beck 100 az s. 90; 100 az f3,gi.
Eagle and Blue Bell, lo1 ut 81 %.
Sacramento, 300 nt az 900 at iiA.
South swansea. 100 at i,3dh.
La Refine. 100 at 90,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

New York. oct. is.-sugur. raw firm.
refined, steady.
MONEY AND BONDS
Now York. Oct Money on call
easier ni d per cont Prime mercantile
paper $500 rrr cent
Sterling exchange nrm with actual
business In hankofH bills 90 tf5hut
Tor demand aud f.N.huh Tor 90 days.
posted rates $50 ana ass commercial
bills l.t2hi.sl
silver certificates i'ilui9,
lilr silver 5fis.
Mexican dollars a.
Government bonds steady. 20 reg.
1905. D. reg, i.01a o. coupon. t0sA !.
new a. reg. 1854 new coupon 1924 /.
ola A. reg. iiiA Old coupon. t.i2. o.
neg iioA Or coupon. i.iih.
THE METALS.
New York. oct is-coppcr easy.
brokeru N. exchange 1886. casting iG 90.
Lead-steady; brokers 40, exchange
400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19
QUIET DAY WITH
STOCK BROKERS
Nearly All the Old FavOritos Were
Inactive,
MAMMOTH MAKES ADVANCE

Considerable Trading IN Petro 9"
About Yesterday. riguers- Yankee
In Demand at higher Prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Chicago. Oct ip.-Whcat. December
opened at s0hNi advanced 20 "A and
declined Co 1Oh
Whent-Dcc. "a May 20.
Corn oct. a0A Dec. 10iauA.
Oatn-Oct 22h. Dec. 22h.
Pork Oct. albi Lee. 4.tt
Lnrd=Oct 90. Dee. blbm5l5m.
Rlhs-Oct. 40. Dec. iC5.
CuHh-W hclt-Nn. Q rcd 1iuhi No o
rcd GsutoA 80. g hard winter Giis. so.
hard winter C,a,Wtl; No o spring Goo
20.
Corn-No. lta. No. 20. utu4.
oats-Np. = 2sA. 40. 8. aga,
Rye Dec. id
barley -asuiG
Timothy agJs.
fla1al.a2ia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

chicago. Oct 10 Hog Receipts g.
uu0 tomorrow 10000. left over alll.
Market quiet. Mixed and butchers { 10
ni.i5ia. Fuod heavy g0nii5i rough
heavy 1.s0uf.0Q; lirht a.Oinifgt.
Cattle Receipts 5000. Market weak
Reeves i,3iuG.cn COWS and hrlforr 10
ub.o0. Texas steers i. fOuf. 10. Htorkcrs
and feeders 1.0Qu5.00
Sheep Receipts 1900. Market arm.
Sheep 2.5outo1; lambs 3.Gon5.10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

- - - 80
For sale BY q, c. NJ. T.. Clark Ell
dredgo Co, Salt Lake Hardware Co.
ana George A. Lowe. Salt Lake city.
Utah -,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Carpets sewed, lined and laid
IREE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Holds the worlds record Tor long f,.
tancc fast runnlng-i.0 25 miles 10 I'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Campbell a ur.ens, stock nrokers.
10 W. Second South st. Telephone $50
Morris Tor Nantes. Crates, Tiles,
Carpets scwol, lined and laid
TRTE
for the next ten days at z. c. NJ. l.
Get you Crates repaired az Morris
The most stubborn cases ~ Brcn-
ohitls succumb 40 BAi4LARp'a HoRE-
HOUND SYRUP, Price 20 ana 90
cents z. G. NJ. 1. Drug Dept
Beoehams PMS for distress after
eating.
For an fresh cuts or wounds. in either
the human subject or Ia animals, na "a
dressing. BALt.ARp'S SNOW LINZ.
MENT 10 excellent; while FOR sores on
WORKING horses especially II slow TO heal.
or ruppuraung Us healing qualities arc
unequnled Price 20 cents aud 90 cents.
z. c. NJ. DRUG Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Campbell a urceue, stock nrokers.
10 W. Second South st. Telephone $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

neoehom's Pms for distress after
eating.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

New York. oct. i'.-sunr. raw firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

tor lAs nssl tsn day, u 2. 9. ". !.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-06-10

must afford the necessary guarantees
for the re-establishment of order on
the island. The presidents words,
showing his genuine desire to avoid a
conflict at arms, but his Arm resolve
that order must come out of the chaos
then reigning in Cuba, are well worthy
recalling now!
"The government of the United
States he said, recognizes the good
will which has prompted the friendly
communication of representatives OF
Germany, Austria-Hungary, France
Great Britain, Italy and Russia, as sci
forth in the address of your eNcellen,
cies and shares the hope expressed
therein that the outcome OF the STU
alton in Cuba may be the maintenance
of peace between the United States
and Spain by affording the necessary
guarantees for the re-establishment or
order in the island, so terminating the
chronic conditions of disturbance
there, which have so deeply injured
the interests and menaced the tran
uuility of the American nation by the
character and consequences OF the
struggle thus kept up at our doors.
"The government of the Unltec
States appreciates the humanitarian
and DISTINGUISHED character of the
communication now made on behalf oil
the powers named, and for its part Is
confident that equal appreciation will
be shown for it's own earnest, unselfist
endeavors to fulfill a duty to humanity
by ending n situation, the indefinite
prolongation of which has become in
sufferable."
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-06-10
A HARPER MCCLURE ALLIANCE.
The Two Great Publishing Houses
enter Into Il Coalition,


New York, June 6.-An alliance has
been formed between Harper d Bros.
and the S. S. Mcclure company, pub
fishers of McClurc's magazine. John
w. Harper will be elected q second vice
president of the s. $. Mcclure COM
pany. j.. Henry Harper and II. Sleeper
Harper will also become officials of the
$. $. Mcclure company. s. Il. Mcclure
will become a vice president of Harper
d Bros. John S. Phillips, Frank n.
Doubleday and Albert X. Brady will
hold other minor Offices in Harper d
Bros
Mcclure sailed for Europe and could
not be seen, but Mr.. Phillips, who has
been his associate and partner for
many years, said:
''The arrangement between Harper
& Bros. and the S. S. Mcclure company
is an alliance rather than Il consolida.
ton. The management and principal
officers of both companies remain UNI
changed. Mr.. Mcclure and some of his
ssociates will hold the minor Offices
Harper d Bros, and some members
of Harper & Bros. will become officers
in the S. $. Mcclure company.
"We have had certain publishing
plans that ii seems could be better car
ried on by n coalition of this sort. 1t
is impossible to say more than that
the alliance is made with n view of
realizing certain special publishing
plans. We cannot ut this time speak
definitely about these plans. An
nouncements will be made as occasion
arises"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-06-10
ARRIVES FROM MANILA.
Army Transport Zealandia Reaches
San Francisco.

Army Transport Zcalandia Reaches
San Francisco.
San Francisco, June 6.-The United
States army transport Zealandia has
arrived from Manila. The Zealandia
was tw~cnty-siN days making the trip
from the island and eighteen days
from Nagasaki. The vessel brought
II number of military and naval Of
ficers from the Philippines, besides a
score of discharged soldiers. Among
the navy officials vas Chief Engineer
John ID. Ford, Of the cruiser Olympia,
and Chief Engineer Stevenson, of the
Monterey.
The following were OF the transport:
Chief Engineer John ID. Ford, of the
Olympia; Chief Engineer III. n. Stew
enson, of the monitor Monterey; Lieu
tenant James Hawkins, of the Tenth
Pennsylvania; II. n. Hartman, mis-
%sionary; q. Sittig, commissary clerk;
chief engineer of General Pope's staff;
T.. NJ. Snyder, of the Pierpont, U. S.
N: John Kidd. Albert Holt, L. S. N;
II. Tatu, L. S. N, Oregon; James S.
Boggs, Fourth u. S. cavalry; William
Christian, Fourteenth Minnesota; ii.
NJ. Groyne, Twelfth infantry; Il. a.
GrenwelI, Eighteenth L. S. infantry;
l.. l.. Mckinney, Fourth u. S. cavalry;
II. b. Payne, First Nebraska; John a.
Fender, Utah battery; John Ryan,
Twelfth L. S. infantry; w. \. Wiberg,
Thirteenth Minnesota; George =. Sim
mons, First Colorado, and John A.
Wittsett, Eighteenth L. S. infantry.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-06-10
SOUTH DAKOTA
TALKS RAILROAD
Old Company Is Reorganized and
viii Start to Build
Very Soon.
LADY MlNSTRELS SUE MINISTERS
As the Result Of AN Injunction
Lead, =. d., Ministers Have
a Damage Suit OH
Their Hands.

Rapid City, S. d., June G.-Some
years ago "A company known as the Da-
kota and Wyoming Railway company
was organized 10 run a road from this
city to Mystic, twenty-five miles west.
The road, with all improvements thus
far made. has been sold to ii loan and
trust syndicate Of Boston. The mort
gage was filed with the register OF
deeds Of this city. The AMOUNT called
for by the mortgage is S63O,OOO. 1t is
reported nere that the work OF com
pleting the road will soon
from the Mystic end of the line aud 1T
is believed that the Burlington and
Missouri River Railway company is he
hind the affair. There is Il rumor that
the road will be pushed through to the
Missouri river.