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The evening times., 1900-05-03
AN AMERICAN ARRESTED.
Charged With Completely in the Js
hannesburE Explosion

hannesburG Explosion.
PRETORIA, May S.-Mr. Begbie, jr.. one
OF the proprietors Of the engineering
works at Johannesburg, which were re-
Gently blown up. has been remanded to
Jail on a charge of murder.
Bail would not be accepted in the case.
Besides Mr.. Begbie. jr.. an American has
also been arrested on suspicion of having
been connected with the explosion.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
THE CASE AGAINST GATES.
Accused Wire Trust Manager ia
Have an Early Hearing

Have an Early Hearing.
NEW YORK, May AT the request Of
Delaney Nicoll, counsel for John W. Gates
Chairman Of the Board Of Directors of the
American Steel and Wire Company. the
case Of George A. Lamb against Mr.. Gates
has been set down for a hearing on SAT-
urday Ii was 10 have been heard on Nav
IA, before Magistrate Zeller The reason
Tor changing the date is the desire of Mr..
Gates to sail for Europe before May IL.
others are after Mr.. Gates. J. H. Parks.
OF R0xbury, Mass, has instituted pro-
eeedings against him. for an Accounting
OF the profits made individually when that
company was formed. II is alleged in the
complaint that Mr.. Gates received unduly
large profits
The evening times., 1900-05-03
BoER DELEGATES ENTERTAINED
Rotterdam Tenders Them an Eatbp<-
isstic FgreyveII

isstic FgreweII.
ROTTERDAM, May 3.-'rhe Boer Pcace
Delegates visited the Zoe Today 81: took
luncheon at the restaurant. 1ftsrSard
they attended a farewell 1Ieeting 81 tre
Harmonic Club. There were D., political
speeches, but great enthusiasm '6as mani
Tested. Everyone wore the. c0'ors ,f the
South African RepuaIcs an6 the choral
societies sang the Boer natior al anthem.
The luggage OF DR.. Leyds, the Trans
vasl diplomatic agent, wa, placed on
board the Maasdam and it is announced
that he will accompany the delegates as
far as BoulOgne.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
station agent Killed by an Engine

ELIZABETH. y. j.. May s.-station
Agent W. H. Hills, aged forty-three
years. man Of family. was killed nearly
in front of his station yesterday after
noon at Trembly. on the Long Branch di-
vision OF the Central Railroad Hills had
just hung a mail pouch on the post. and
was watching 10 see II the nail train
would catch it, when drill engine bound
south ran him down.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
MONEY FOR THE ARMY.
rhe Appropriation Bill ConSIdered

The Appropriation Bill COnsidered
in the senate
The consideration Of the Military Ap-
preparation bill was resumed in the Sen
ate today Mr.. Pettigrew renewed his
attack on the Administration for its pol
icy in the Philippines. aud stated that the
volunteers who fought there were re-
fused travel pay unless they would con-
sent TO re-enlist and remain there He
read letters from soldiers and officers in
the Philippines stating that the men were
forced 70 remain or go home penniless.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
FAVOR PNEUMATIC TUBES.
A Delegation of PhfIadeIphians Urge
Congregational Action.

Congressional Action.
The Senate Committee on Postoffees ana
Post Roads this morning gave a hearing to
large delegation Of Philadelphia mer-
chants, who desire TO have the pneumatic
tube system continued in that city. It
was argued that the tube line in operation
had proven so satisfactory that an exten-
sion would be a great boon TO the business
men
The members OF the delegation appeared
in behalf OF the 5000 appropriation rec
commended by the Postmaster General for
the maintenance and continuance OF the
pneumatic tube service. which was strick-
en- out while il was before the House
The evening times., 1900-05-03

ELIZABETH n j., May Lawyer
Frank Bergen announced yesterday he
had decided to accept President MeKin-
ley's offer of Federal ildgeship in Porto
Rico. This clears the Congressional Sit
uation leaving Congressman Charles \.
Fowler as the only Republican candidate
in the field
The evening times., 1900-05-03
DEWEY LEAVES CHICAGO.
The Admiral to he Entertained at
Bloomington and IacksOhviIIe.

bloomington and Jacksonville
CHICAGO. May 3.-Admlral Dewey left
Chicago at s:25 o'clock this morning. aft
er three days eeiebratiou in his honor His
trip from the Union Dopot vas & noisy
one. As many thousand .3e0Di5 as could
crowd into the leighbOrho9d were present
to wish him Godspee5-
His special train on the Chicago and a.
ton viii make stops al Bloomington and
Jacksonville, where the ADMIRAL will meet
the State G. A r. and Be entertained sew
eral hours. On the train with him when he
left Chicago were the Rev S W Thornton.
President F. II. Hall. and S. W. Nichols.
Of Jacksonville. the reception committee
from that city
The evening times., 1900-05-03
FHE FIGH9 At HOUTNEK
General Roberts Reports on the Re
pulse Of the Beers.

Burghers Dispersed in Several Di-
rections, Leaving T,wenty-six
British Soldiers Given n Rest After
seven Dnys OF SkirmishinE-Fed-
eral Forces Admit That They Had
ed in Tuesdays Engagement.
Colonel Maximof, the Russian
Commander, Among Those Slain.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
CHARLES B. CROSS 10 HANG.
The Connecticut sIayer's Sentence of
Death ReaMrmed

Death ReaGrmed
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May at was
settled today that Charles B. Cross. Of
Brooklyn. must hang in the State prison
at Wethersfeld on July 20. The Connec-
icut Superior Court condemns him to die
on that day. He appealed to the Supreme
Court which today declared no error in
the Superior Court trial records and SEN
tenee, reaffirming the Superior Court de-
cree.
Cross was employed by Miss Sarah King.
of Stamford, and killed her November
1899, in committing criminal assault.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
ApproprIatIons for Nary Yards.

The Secretary OF the Treasury has for
warded to the Senate the additional esti-
mates Of appropriations for navy yards.
for inclusion in the Naval Appropriation
bill. The report carries S57 O0e. and S36.-
GOO OF this is for the local navy yard.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
IDENTITY ESTABLISHED.
Body Found in the Eastern Branel
Was That of y. II. NRfchett.

Was Thnt of e H Hetchett-
The identity OF the body Of the man
found floating in the Eastern Branch at
the foot Of South Capitol Street, on April
IS, was today established by Rev. William
3. Matehett. of 800 o Street southwest.
Rev. Mr. Matchett called on Morguenas-
ter SchOeneberger and after examining tha
shoes. pieces Of trousers. and shirtbsnd ts-
ksn from the body positively ideafifed
them as portions of the clothing of his
son. Edward n. Matehett. forty years old,
who disappeared from his home last fall.
The evening times., 1900-05-03

Senator Mason today introduced a bill
providing for the appointment of additional
building inspectors in the District OF Co
lumbia.
The evening times., 1900-05-03

While no order OF court has yet been
made in connection with the matter. it
is understood that the date Of execution
OF Frank ". Funk snd Benjamin II. Smell,
both sentenced to be hanged on Friday
next. viii be respited for thirty days
from that date.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
WON BRIDE A SECOND TIME.
Alleged TO Have Been Spirited Away
by Her Parents.

NEWARK, n. J., May S.-Alfred L.
Galliorenzi. of New York. whose sixteen
year-old bride il is alleged, was spirited
away by her parents after he had married
her in New York without their knowledge,
came here secretly last night and ran
away with her for the second time.
He is a law clerk. The parents of the
bride are wealthy New Yorkers
The evening times., 1900-05-03
PORTO RIcAN JUsTIcEsHIP.
Frank Bergen. of New jersey, De-
cIines she once.

ELIZABETH. n. J., May S.-Frauk Ber-
gen, who was rendered the appointment Of
Chief Justice of Porto Rico. said this morn
ing that be had written deelination last
night 10 Attorney General Griggs Mr.
Bergen said that 10 take his family TO a
tropical country was too great risk He
added that other potent reasons shaped his
final decision.
The refusal OF Bergen TO accept the
honor places him again in the field fer
Congress. and he will be pitted against
Representative c. n. Fowler, who is anx-
ioas for a fourth term. With these two
Republican candidates in opposition the
party may be divided ana Democrat step
in. Bergen is Senator John Kean's choice,
while Fowler will, it is said, secure Cow
ernor Voorhees, support.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
Geowth and Preservation of Timhe,

The Senate Committee on Agriculture
and Forestry has favorably reported the
bill appropriatins funds for the inrestiga-
tion of the growth and preservation of
timber in the United States.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
Spheres of influence i'm Morocco

PARIS. May S.-The .'Gauloiss says a
convention between France and Spain de-
fning their respective spheres of infu-
enee in Morocco has been prepared and is
ready for signature
The evening times., 1900-05-03

sHAMoKIN, Pa, May s.-The Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company win on the 18th
inst. surrender their lease OF the Northern
Central Railroad for the use of their pas
senger trains between this place and
Mount Carltel- When the new schedule
goes into effect May 10 the Northern Cen
trai passenger trains will run through to
Mount Carmel instead Of making connec-
tion with the Lehigh Valley at this place
The evening times., 1900-05-03
THE KENTUCKY DERBY.
All in Readiness for the Race at
Churchill Downs

LOUISVILLE, KY. May s.-The twenty
sixth Kentucky Derby will be run at
Churchill Downs this afternoon, and. If
the weather remains fair. S0.00e PEOPLE
will see the race. The field will be big.
The starters and morning odds are;
Lieutenant Gibson, TO 5; Highland Lad,
FioriZar, 10 l; Thrive. 10 l: Orontas
Hinous. 20 1; His Excelleney. 10 10 1;
Kentucky Farmer. 4 TO /; BenadleF, Is to
The evening times., 1900-05-03
REMAINS OF MRS. WILSON.

/ The Transport BufOrd Bringing
Them Ia New York
The transport Buford has left Matanzaz
! for New York. having on board the remains
OF the wife of General Wilson. The trans
/ port is due to arrive in New York Mon
I day morning.
The evening times., 1900-05-03

Chesapeake Beach on the Bay Greatest salt
wator resort Washington. Trains leave
Chesapeake Junction daily, 10 a m and D. m.
Leave Beach u 80. 2:2O. and 500 p. m. 30 cents
roUn1 trip. Take Columbia car
The evening times., 1900-05-03

Hymns business College. sfh and X.
~-census ofHee Examinztson--S5
The evening times., 1900-05-03
THE GERMAN MEAT BILL.
A Statement That the Conservativ
Party VIII Reject Ii.

BERLIN, May 3.-The Cologne Ca
zeSte' states, on what it says is unim-
peachable authority that the Conserva-
tive party in the Reichstag has decided
to reject the compromise meat inspection
bill
This means that the proposed law will
fail Of passage
The evening times., 1900-05-03
Norfolk & Nvasl.inEton s,eamhoat cs

Delightful trips dsily at ESQ p n TO Old Poia.
Comfort. Newport News Korfok and Virginia
Beach. For sehesiuse, see PAGE .
The evening times., 1900-05-03

Ia Fetra's Delicious shesbst, SOC. Of
The evening times., 1900-05-03

Car Loads Rest PIasterIng Laths.
borsht last isIl-now in-lover prices. eth and
n. Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-05-03

Very Rest Lashs Mt Lowered Prices.
G-n "A so EEsyk Libbey 4 Co.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
Can at i224 F St. for Kretol.

Spruce LathS, -semIocls Lnths- and
Liln dried Y 2. laths. all cheaper. =. Lfbbsy
The evening times., 1900-05-03
sf.25 10 Baltimore and Return ii.
a. & @. Saturday and Suna,x

May 5ih ard 9Th. good for return unsII following
Monday Tickets good on All trains except ROYAL
Limited
The evening times., 1900-05-03

Piastere-s, attention.. I-atas lower
Best laths sw coming in At dth and \. Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
THE FREE HOME BILL.

IL Passes the House of Representa-
tives Without Division.
Under special order the House took
under consideration the Free Home bill
this afternoon Debate was limited to two
hours.
The bill passed at 2:45. without division.
The evening times., 1900-05-03

Lower Estimates now on Laths.
Best in the Market at 9Th and \. y. ave. NV.
The evening times., 1900-05-03
OF THE ENGLISH.
Only 121 British Subjects Allowed te
Remain In the TransvaaI

Hemain In the TrRnsvaal.
PRETORIA, May 1.-The total number
of British subjects allowed to remain here
and in the gold field districts under Presi-
dent kruger's proclamation OF banIshment
is 121.
OF this number sixty-two are men and
hfty-nine women This number does not
include the STATS Of the water and light
ing companies
The evening times., 1900-05-03

delicious Dss-ert. Ia Fetra'. sierost. soc qt.
The evening times., 1900-05-03

For Ca-h-eut prices ON Best Lathz
tau and see Flank Libbey & Co.
The evening times., 1900-05-03

Finest PltsterinG Laths Reduced in
price. Call to see Frank Libtey & Co.
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NEWS and GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

home. The business houses consist 81
two small stores and a restaurant
The two principal mines IN the camp
are the Elephant and the Legal Tender.
The Elephant u owned by the Deer Tran
Mining Company. with It's head office
in Spokane. The company is a Montreal
syndicate. which also owns the BONANZA,
near kOsS6urg. The work has been con-
fined chiefly to drifting on the vein. and
within the short period Of two years mas
penetrated the earth 800 feet. Some Of,
me ore runs as high as oo9 ounces silver.
The vein lies IN blanket form, varies from
ten inches 10 four feet In thickness and
Is Ia q slack stratified lime formation.
The shipments since the FIRST OF the year
have averaged FIVE carloads per month
The ore is hauled By team 10 the railway
az Davenport, a distance OF hfty-two
miles. The work Is being done with hand
drills, the rock being easily penetratcI
by a drill. they are able to make rapid
progress with those simple tools. \ tun-
mel was run through the hill on which
the mine is situated. which supplies the
mine with good air and does away with
the necessity Of compressor. Mr.. Ley
son, the superintendent. expects to have
100 men employed in a short time,
The Legal Tender Is a fraction lying BE-
tween the Elephant and Deer Trail No. =
II is owned by w. J. Yarwood. one %
the original locators. and the Deer Trail
Mining Company. The ore Is Of the same
character as that OF the Elephant. and
les in the same formation. The work
sonally. II il this mine from which most
OF the dividends have come. Al present
about thirty men are at work. the force
IL being increased and ere many days
nifty men will be employed
The Queen mine has been bought by
tNe Deer Trail company from the van
Horn Bros, and men are being put TO
work on the property.
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Total sales. rs. 40 share.


The marie; fGr iron ruled weak In the lccal
market. Phfiadelpha reports a further r,staettnn
q Soc. making the decline Tor the week afseni s. %
Ofiriai statistics u exports q iron and steel from
the United State fer She frst Eve morths ~ this
year show a falling OF q ahon, 3 per cent, com
Pared with last year OF pis iron only ss07f tens
shipped from al ports against 1T oe last yeas.
AZ the riose pis iron warrants were quoted nnmi-
rAiiy AZ sii.
The London market for corner was s. better. There
was no change here. With hasiar>s v~rs quiet.
Lead remains unsettled AZ 81 22sStgi
Spalicf points better aud move active. AZ
81 2Sas %
Tin tn London closed EASY to-day but a.
above Yesterdays prices for spot The Local market
was steady bat quiet, with swan trade IN riss az
81 sss1a
The brokers Price Tor lead 81. 70. and for eop-
rer Sis Gsait,%.
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sasire es<,oa ~; east e TIE Mssisppi ri.sr. aud
the crup l. very generally IA the grass Tie re-
in-Sa.es ecss q ne nav MATERIAL j. ust balanced
ty an sdvanee in anished irVdgctA The e'.ntsfs
is The c2sr. because pSiH' elo'hs are as on sa'
prints are = lower Ter yala-
Reports irou thr iron Sad s'rei trade are as
fcxsiIni-stc Norainalis 4ncrstssns a. iftt-
burg are unchahEss hut II s claimed eayers can
81 .appne, sruns s. e. s. lower Al other MARKETS
Pig ircn end bars among fatshsd rtodaris arr M
onestiousbly lower ccrnpssi~tu of rresrnt rfees
Absts last year shie steel aiiets bars and plates
all lU4tr. FOE fotts finu in stFrtuf4l trnn tat
brousht little new epsingss Inc lead Wsfsst = az
pArertiy an example q the leadl7s'hE e. ptsser
having hsn cvsuicnr because 3, ucw stcady. s'isf
two savsaces fren the loN pint rcaeaed scae weeks
Wheat; Including nesr shhpaeu,s fas TIRE wess
Aggregated AtstM bushhs. against l@siS bushels
last west &aesss beshels Ia the cggTesI.sndinss
wreck u ia- yesr. ans pi hHshess IN lsS, -fFssss
bushels tn issr. ard 2Alns In lsS-
Fslgrrs for THE seek namoer rs. a. compared
with Ia last weos IS n this wesk year Ago. 80
IN lsss Is 70 issf ana ~ in iss
Failures IN she d0nsiaioo Il CanAtia number Is,
s. compared with > last segk = ~ tAts we<k
year az, = IN lss. : IA iss. and , Va tsaa,
Hradstreers Financial Review.
Huastres's enauc,Ai review ,oFaorrsss w,n say;
No great ehAnsr has takca Fieee Ia tire casiAc-
ter ~ curvent stock spccmlatissn TBS WAfts has
tendency 4 prices fos The Nses nav b. cvslasacd
hy saying that traders cutinsed g seh siocia down
eA1lv In the seck GA the bad croH uem tho
Nsr,hves, and south. asa later "a covered their
short contracts extensively. herets causing ~
eceery iu quotations ctrNssmsiAzcv watch hrlisd
the market the disappearance 81 srntr fears
the Part q fseisn HAftets that ths chinese
trsahles might lead - fsictacn hcfSerp the pys-
and fhiash ianslan, e fp,trss, paid mach a..
srntion 20 the asvrlopmgnts n China they ceased
t. b the l>sdns speculative fnfsehecs.
TIE u the Neritn meney uiIAet and spfar~nt
end Il fcars q stock MARKET eniisp~e there, nl~o
has had VERY gecd effect. apd German sales u
Arnev1csr stasks Ia budon hastNs ceased. usr
securities tended 20 Adsahe1 thurx although the
torrign interest IN oar m&rset Is SIN small TIE
decline - exchange rates and distntxsA u fears
a FUTURE ssAd etfafts tusethcs With tse pNss -
The Nvw loSt mones market, have u ccu~s been
factoS ia sustaining pisces
hank Ctearfuuu.
The fclicwtng iAAie. complied Nv Rrxtssres,.
Shoes The cleariuex al ths following eitss fur the
Nees cndet lane D. vita the fetvsstsae 81 In
GREASE ana dc,Feae-. ccmpar~d with tho cutge-
s4aantfra last
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NEW YORK. luna n. q. Dun a Cas- wessiy
rsyisw a trade tansrrow sill sas
~ ia new glscs &Esgpg fhs nAssagss thanes3ces
afstius ~ hasiaess surins tie seek ransea ~
seath AfrieA. and fram saa spss 20 tins reiisf q
psktnx
at IIt~tslfx hss ceased. and the ssaaessseas ng~
r.sesn'ss 80 ope9 fasrts' ~ sh'rs hs.ssta. So. !.
- 81 over tsir,Y furnaces sfs said % hass saDs
cat a blast sna vhiie sanas htse bsam stntFea
Ter rvgaiN msHy raass ~tA Ne iaif ~ tlslr'
srsflsA With Labor oSsauikataas With tteei rSsies
Qansea a. SAa As Patiasaafg ssd No sssseit %
s. n rss4iAcAisa general gstn IN heeiasss results
irara ths salasn sseiips IN s,Fsssassi shaas.
Neither artssi nor apsGietsi seraantt hsss ~.
Is igs a. one essin.ie seoaoa egssi, ~ ssseet
rhifa mas nas - atspseEd 10 Essfafeaa
-. y sesst I'd sarn wsrs - sss ~ i.l. Il
isss spd 80 Sc 30 q so ard hsss hegn sSSlt
i'a 10 sn bssssis ard 'ssss 40 ssis'sls < cora "
ia wsSa sE an. 30 husieas = whsss went shro4s
tasgs seFs oxsiy = =, sN heshsla q ezra. nu1 Al
ats'rusfsd nss Il r. tekrcssE rsa sguee sn hsse
Essre krpsss4sasfan ~ an esdy ire tate g.
.,. ss.e y - ss $500. .ssis s - N s.
iass year AnA psrsdC sylsrs =. ~ bssheis AsHtrst
siNfE tsshsis lass ye@
To- ea&raisfiun tAss the gaoien sress tssz'ssss
vat large sash ~ sfaaa aaFtAlng s. ne yet fasii
tsi n mfftes g sfewsHE saassisfsetafy. snd y
b..e $3.50 q, ,ssssrsslly 'gssned tss. re a.
rasnd - me1 hssfT cords taff aafh h@teN exE~r
isflat wss lsrfisl1 fiss7en' esasf - essla1
e.sss rsagtri gvachss Vs-@as u~dfias psl~sssios
II ths narte. ~ ssefs aoss nat fener7t rae Htta
fssr .6Taaei-s ~ = eruts
Taf kass seA sh0e infasgsY mkkss sirS trasgezs
Mest q he losti ~aeks hare @t@ss ~ afr etaut ~
st1ss fAaush Western grosarep ksFe ffiia sstfs
tasinfss A4H EAs.sra. = y tha@sH Fh'slg sla
saea baaa afasFr 'of taa hb3ss a. casea31 srs
Fsl,vFrs s1s ~ Hssk la. hssa ~ is ~ rasisa
staiss s1sinrs - ias' T-sT. ard q ta ca@ssa.
-
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NEW YORK. Juue H.--Ths Commercial AdTer'
tises's fouaar financial cshisgrsm Is a. follows;
The MARKETS htre Inactive and festueciess to
dsy London haugh. Americans slightly mainly
Baltimore A Ohio ha, New York did not Fespend
enthusiastically. and the ftss vas sturfed. Pans
il tipping Tnios far advance ~ several points
On tire Iarss short secvuHs 20 h disclosed Al tbs
ssttismrnt
The bsus t-., fiUN eulf 20 the csr~
and rssefvsd frusn fgyri half ~ fnueh. Leans %
end With the haif-yras made at pef seut. ana
the hank Nhirh itd large Loan business yester-
day was again srtive adsy IN iaEt department.. the
prevailing tsfe heins s. ret ceut
silver fsu - Yesterdays disclosure that the sos,
eynugeas had been IN the maltsts ~ vas SUPPOSED
six.v hlssrhiug cssnrerns &c be EfnAlzamatcd
4 rarlsal a e on rE.
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LONDON Jsne n --Atrhison, esd Canadian Pa
eise II unicu Pacific preferred. =. Northern Pa
eide rrefeYred IA Grand Trunk. O. Anaconda. "a
liar Silvcr-4dluiss. sd rsF eguue
Na,seF-sfag Per cent.
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FROM THE S|MlKAAttN..
Great Deal OF Development Work
Il Now Being Done.
ROCKEFELLER is INTERESTED

standard OIL Masnate said to Own
the Nickel Plate Mine, on Twenty
Mile Creek-Rich Ore Bodice Al
ready Develcped-Opersto At
Property-Good Outlook for Otaiin
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w. eTON IuS y Taslss-s sisssassat a
80 rrae1rs haiAhftp " 80 ssHsgai trA ssstwslsr
- ,Ae ii8 en 80 ssti Is fe avissfm X -.
Gsenfstaa ss.sRs
hrs.lSlte t&sh aaisAas ,.,-..ss.... m sisa ~. ~,
ts4il ,.tet.s rsss4.tt.s s...4s ....4 MxlE AL
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Atchison Aajst Is o.. Ss Union rscisc Is ......is
4 y W Cen = lse Wisconsin Cent-G 81 y
2. dtt IS liz southern Paciac . e, Iss
Den. s & 6. lsts ia
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The tunnel on the Kimberley. in the
Kamloops district. is in "a feet, and for
weight feet of ore has been driven
through. Of value Of sl2 to slt per ton.
From the looks ~ the face, the Indications
are that the main ledge Will soon be
struck. as iron oxides are now showing
in the seams.
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. ia medical 500 @le6Ta and
unparalleled success the slt-
lie hAs cured thousands al4-
BLOOD ans Skln Diseases. Stric-
5 I-.tre. Cancer llrel without
Ccns4'tAticn free Cues guar
hsrle-t syst, n u home t-e~t-
:. a. m. TO ? m sundays.
ok, IS First Avenue, Seattle.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jaae " sterling en- London
sixty dAys. 81 50. sight. asa
sterling Exchange.
silver h4rS size! MeAiexn dollars fssSsac- Drafts
sight loc. telegraph. I3A0
q. r r
NEW YORK.
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Train from Seattle Re shs North roast
limited ~ the Northern parfaa railway
ftNawfad rates EsHi Inne - and "a
DIR. JOHNSON. ehrlmie disease special.
tat aeheurrmAn block
saaaaasaaasa~eas
GRAND laM RAnka hnil. WEDNESDAYS.
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IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.

The Marble Bay mine. on Texsda ISL
and. is making. regular shipments 10 the
Van Anda smeter
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DIP. LUKENS, the Old Reliable Specialist.

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MICRO WN I'D aith = YEARS
fereTs frien1-the Peoples 81 e. a
can cure yo4 Al Chrouic- Nerv1
tuye. 3iect. Naricccis. RGpt 4ye.
cutting or aetent4cu frCn ou&Ees
zltced. II YOU cannot call, WRIT
ncnJ FOR ogt-lf-tasn Patients. q
10 to u a RI Kline & Rosenberg