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New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
BALTIMORE AND OHIO EARNINGS.

Baltimore and Ohio earnings for June&ere heavy,
showing an increase in gross of S539 32T and in
crease in net of 1918 76l. The month Of June COM
pleted the company's fiscal year, and adding the
returns for that month TO those of the preceding
months makes total increase in gross earnings
of s60i3,GT and in net of $5,GJ95sG. The progress
that this company has made IT'S reorganization
reflects the general progress of the country, and
also the thorough work Of the receivers Of the
Baltimore and Ohio IN placing the property In
dition to enjoy to the fullest possible extent the
prosperity Of the country's Industries. Earnings
of the road in the last year naturally suggest to
many minds that a dividend will be declared on
The common stock In the future, but It is
known that there is considerable difference of opin-
ion among the directors regarding the adNsability
OF making a payment at once. Early in the season
Wall Street convinced that per cent would
be declared. Four per cent IS now talked of in
speculative circles, but the directors may not fol-
low Wall Streets ideas, especially the conserva
tive Pennsylvania management has voice in Balti-
more and Ohio affairs The PENNSYLVANIA people
believe in establishing company a dividend
basis when there is absolutely doubt about the
ability Of the road TO maintain that basis,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market was quiet, with
out important change IN prices. The only feature
was Interstate Oil, which advanced points to
TA. Standard on closed at 54O954i. against j4oQ
545 Saturday. Last prices Of other prominent
issues were: Havana Commercial 91ql0; pre-
ferred 37d41; Baking Powder 1894; Bay State Gas
1Hd14 Markeen Copper, 4g6; Amalgamated Cop
Salt 45Q45: preferred. 68Q69; Amsterdam Gas first
5s lOS@lOS12; Rubber Goods, 23Q2i. preferred 1890
70; Distlnng of America, 4lzu5; preferred, 1922; ;
Storage Power. 121@0l4; General Carriage 6lad71s,
New-York transportation 61ad7. General quota
tiuns follow
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
WHEAT.
WALL STREET AND EYCH4NGES.

STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-LOa quotations
at the Stock Exchange were: American Steel and
Wire common, Atchison common and preferred
Peoples Gas Consolidated Gas, Missouri Pacific
New York Central. Missouri Pacific preferred
Rock Island. St. Paul, Union Pacific common and
preferred, American Tobacco, Continental Totac-
Iron, Southern Railway preferred, Louisville and
Nashville Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Federal Steel
common and preferred Reading first preferred /.
Chicago Burlington and Quincy hatGt; Third
Avenue Northern Pacific common, Western Union
Jersey Central, Baltimore and Ohio common. fat.
Northwestern, hatGl-12s; Sugar Refining lola
FOREIGN TRADINCi.-London prices were bet
ter and arbitTage houses bought in the local mar
ket Total purchases amounted to 1900 shares
Union Pacinc supplying the greater part.
SUGAR PRICES UP.-The strength In the nav,
sugar market has been followed by another 10
point advance I'm the price Of all grades Of the re-
fined article
PAYMENT BY DEPOSITORY BANKS-The
local banks paid yesterday into the New-YurI Sub
Treasury over 100000 IN gold and currency, rep
latest call of the Treasury Department Disburse-
ments by the Sub-Treasury ON account of pensions
are beginning II be made "A fairly large scala
as is usuhl In the third week of each month
CALUMET AND HECI,A MEETING.-The annua,
meeting Of the Calumet and Hecla Mining Com,
THny will be held the Office of the company IN
Boston on August i5. Stockholders Will he askea
10 direct the continuance Of the corporate exist
cnce Of the company for further term. not ex
ceeding thirty years.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
GRAIN MARKET WEAK.

The local and Chicago grain markets were excited
ana lower yesterday. especially the corn market,
which declined reports of heavy rains through
out the belt Corn declined two cents a bush
e at the opening, and for the day lost over three
points, compared with Saturdays close. Large
winter receipts helped to depress the wheat market
The whole list, including provisions suffered
sharp decline Near the close there was a moderate
rally on reports OF large takings for export of
wheat and corn. Good rams were reported yester-
day everywhere through the West, and particularly
in the big corn States of Iowa Nebraska and Kan
sas Foreign houses sold wheat IN this market.
The receipts Of grain at Chicago last week showed
a falling off from the preceding week and from the
same weeR last year
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17

sAnd interest.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
ST. PAUL's DECREASE EXPLAINED.


The president OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railway Company is quoted follows:
The present decrease in business shown by the
road is due chiefly the falling off in shipments
of grain. Conditions which tend toward higher
prices for cereals have encouraged farmers hoard
their products. At the same time the earnings Of
last year abnorInally high, and cannot ex-
pect to show gains over such figures. under the
prevailing conditions. Still, do not look for
such big losses 5 shown in the first week of new
business year. Anything appToximatng last years
figures from would be very satisfactory
Shipments of general merchandise into the West
continue in good volume. which indicates that farm
erB not dOwncast by crop losses Crop rates are
In very good condition.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD,

London, July 16.-American securities opened
duh but steady and later in the day strengthened
and closed firm. Business limited profess
sional traders. Last prices We're: Atchison, 26h;
Canadian Pacific, 9li; St Paul 1895: Illinois Cen
tral. 121; Louisville and Nashville. 20; Union Pa
ciic preferred 1914; New-York Central. 1873: Erie
11h; Pennsylvania 65s4; Reading So; Erie first
preferred 3Sss; Northern Pacific preferred 724i;
Grand Trunk, 90 and Anaconda. IA
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market closed strong.
.Ex interea

RAILROAD BONDS.-Msrhet firm. Total sales
amounted in par value s9gl 800 against S457 600
on Saturday The heaviest dealings In the
htchison and Baltimore and Ohio Issues Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern division 3lzs. Central Pa
CHIC s. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Ist 4s Nor
folk and Western As Northern Pacific As Reading
general 80, St Louis and Iron Mountain rs, South
EN- Pacific Ss, EoutheTn Railway lst 5s. Union Pa
ciGc IS and wabash debenture bs.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
BUYERS AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers in yesterdays
market We're London and Strong, Sturgis e. Co
bought Baltimore and Ohio; NJ C. Bouvier q 0O0
sold. George b. Hopkins & Co. London (ahout
10000, Van Emburgh Atterbury d.000). Henry
Brothers and Mcdonald s. Co. bought Union Pa
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call I14a11a per cent,
~ per being the ruling Time money
2izls per cent for sixty days. 8Gsla per cent for
three months. 3zd4 per for four months and
sD41k per for six months railroad collateral
Commercial paper. 4qf4 per cent for three. four
end six months for the best names. and above for
names not 60 well known.
FOREIGN ExcTIANGE.-Market strong Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17

Francisco-Sight. 10c; telegraph l2lAc Cincinnati
Between banks, par; over the counter, zoe premium
Boston-Par Chicago-5c premium. st. LOuis-l0c
discount. Savannah-Buyng at 1-l6c; selling f-l6c
premium Charleston-Buying par; selling lsc
premium
BANK CLEARINGS.-New-YorR - Exchanges
s1os Ss6 s67; balances S74s6 25l. Philadelphia Ex
Exchanges QAT94, ,zTO; balances, 81 $50 S91. Balt-
more-Exchsnges s267s.s PCS: balances s4S5 SIS. Chi
cago-EKchanges. S2Ll4O.O2s; balances. &i,s22,72l.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cal money in
London, 119Qls4 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills. 27sd3 per cent, and for long
bills 3gS per cent. Berlin discount rate, per cent
Berlin exchange on London, ~ marks 45 pfennigs
Paris exchange London. % francs l1ls centimes
Paris discouDt rate, 2ye per cent
money. 9Sls for the account; 9s 9-i6. Spanish Is
closed Ul4. French rentes 80 francs 20 centlmes
THE SILVER MARK ET-Bar silver, el4sc; Mex
lean silver dollars. 4Sl4c Bar silver in London
2S S-lSd. 49,
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1856; Lisbon, S45o
BuenoG Ayres, 1920; Rome. 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
DIED IN THE MOUNTAINS.
General Macarthur Reports he Death Of FIVE
Escaped Soldiers
Had Been Captured by FnIpinos, Got
Away and Perlshcd Seeking
American Lines,

Washington, oct 4--Gen. Macarthur
reports 10 the war department that five
soldiers died In the mountains Of La
guna after having made their escape
from the insurgents, by whom they had
been captured The date Of their death
Is unknown, and no details are fur.
nished as 10 the manner Of their death.
II is supposed, however. that they
persisted from exposure after having
lost their way His cablegram follows;
Manila, oct 4-Reported having died
in mountains after escaping from in
surgents, date unknown--Hospital
corps, Alex MedlIcks Edward Sexton,
company X, Thirty-seyenth infantry,
John Bolan; company c, signal corps,
olaf sundwall; company A, Thirteenth
volunteer infantry, John w Kinney.
Killed by Comrade-September l4th,
Pasajon, Luzon, troops G, Eleventh
volunteer cavalry Quartermaster-
Sergt William 4, Hogan.
acknowledgements 18th, Nova
INHtSi AuA1At company l. twenty
seventh volunteer infantry, Otto Thiede,
leg above knee slight; Second Lieut..
Matthew T. Ward, side, slight; Septem-
Der 25th, Castlllejos, Luzon, company
X, Twenty-seventh Infantry, Jamese |.
Carrlck, moderate, August 18th, He
longoa, Leyte, company a. Forty
four volunteer infantry First Sergt.
Charles O. Fort chest, serious; Sep
TENDER 18th, Dngey Panay, company
X, Eighteenth infantry Frank A. Ara
do, knee, serious. Fred W. Bender, IN
arm. serious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
Khaki Boom Wins

London, oct. 5, 4 a. m,-The khaki
boom has swept the country. Yester-
days poolIngs are tale Of Increased
mInisterialstIc and diminished liberal
maJorlties. The returns from the rural
district today friday and tomorrow
may DO something To- rehabilitate the
liberals. but the results thus far have
fully justified Mr. Chamberlain and the
party organizers who are hacking the
government In their choice OF the mo-
ment 20 dissolve parliament.
At midnight returns showed the total
number elected 10 be 391, with the rela-
tive strength Of the parties as follows:
Ministerialsts, ESQ. liberals. including
laborites, u. nationallsts, As.
The conservatives have gained alto
gether twenty-one seats and the lib-
erals fourteen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
Ice Thrown az Mark Hanna.

Chicago oct. 4--Senator NJ. A. Han
ma was the target for a pound
chunk Of ice tonight at the Thirty FIRST
ward Republican meeting at Sixty-hfth
and Halstead street. The missile was
dropped through an aperture IN the
tent directly over the speakers stand.
II did not miss Hanna's head over two
Inches and had II struck him would
have Knocked him down and probably
fractured his skull The police who
surrounded the speakers. stand We're
astounded for a moment and then made
a rush for the street Senator Hanna
retained his compusure and quietly
seated himself while Congressman J. S.
Mann went on with the speech making.
The police found the place where the
ice had been placed on the sidewalk but
could get no trace Of the person who
threw H. They said Il was probably
the work Of some mischleyous boy who
had secured the Ice from a neighhorlng
saloon.
Senator Hanna left the tent escorted
and protected by double row OF po-
Ice. As he rolled away In his carriage
there were cries Of How would YOU
IKE 10 be the iceman. Mark"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
AMERICAN COAL IN EUROPE
Reports Of Consuls Show L is Crowding Out
the English Article,
Chairman Of London Metropolitan
Gas Company FINDS Il superior
To British Coal.

washington. d. c., oct. 5.-In view Of
the crisis In Europe resulting from the
falling OFF OF the English coal product,
with the consequently enhanced prices,
Chief Emery. Of the bureau OF foreign
commerce OF the state department, re-
Gently addressed instructions TO United
States consuls at some Of the more i'm
portant ports abroad requesting them
to indicate the prospects at their ports
for the Introduction Of American coal
A preliminary report just published by
the bureau shows some astonishing re-
suits. with several important ports
heard from, It appears that almost
without exception the American product
is rapidly entering the farkets Of the
world and in many places has overcome
the British coal. long regarded as SUI
perior at every point. one OF the most
important contributions is that made
by Consul Halstead at Birmingham, en-
closing the results Of a competitive test
Of American and British coal by the
Metropolitan Gas company Of London.
The chairman Of that company reported
that American coal included $1,000 feet
Of gas per ton against 10000 In the Eng
fish coal while the coke was plentiful
and good. Consequently, though the
American coal was quoted higher than
English coal. 1t was actually cheaper
IL had been found also that the Ameri-
can coal was superior TO the Australian
coal There IL talk Of building 10000
ton vessels for the express purpose Of
bringing American coal to the Mediter-
ranean. because the freight rates at
present make the price OF American
coal higher than 1t should be,
Consul General Osborne at London,
in commenting upon the arrival OF a
cargo Of American gas coal there, pre-
diets that during the coming winter
coal will rise 20 from tl2l5 to 1886 per
ton. or more than double the ordinary
winter price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
WENT TO TEA
And II Wound Her Bobbln

Tea drinking frequently effects people
as badly as coffee. a lady In Salisbury,
Md, Mrs. Belle "A. Jones. says that she
was compelled 90 abandon the use OF
coffee q good many years ago. because
II threatened 90 ruin her health and
that she went over 20 tea drinking, but
that finally about three years ago, she
had dyspepsia SO badly that she had
lost twenty-five pounds and no food
seemed 10 agree with her
She further says AT this time was
induced TO take up the famous food
drink. Postum Food Coffee. and was so
much pleased with the results that |
have never been without II since.
commenced 20 improve at once. re-
gained my twenty-five pounds OF flesh
and went some beyond my usual
weight
Il know Postum TO be good. pure,
and healthy. and there never was an
article and never will be- | believe
that does so surely take the place Of
coffee, as Postum Food Coffee. The
beauty Of It all is that Il is satisfying
So norrlshlng. / feel as
'10 loud"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
New Bonndary Limo Mnrkcd.

New Whatcom, Wash. Oci sit ls
reported that a new boundary marking
ms Just been discovered IN the disput.
go portion Of the Mount Baker district
~ members Of a railroad surveying
ilrty
They found the monument In the vi.
entity Of Chiliwack lake IN the middle
'i a vide sWath which was years ago
cut through the timber II the boun-
gary follows the lIne Il this swath.
Iel Mountain and all the disputed
tulp Is on the American side. II is ex-
i'.ir1 the report Of the Dominion sur
't!ors viii be made IN a few days. II
we Canadians claim the line Is south
VI lhe present location, the Washington
uuth1ritles VIII be- asked 10 make a sur
A question has also arisen az 10
whether the 4sthe parallel was correctly
.Ael Dy the boundary commission and
Wv. settlement may become an inter-
4tlonal AFFAIR Many mines are locat-
"a IN the disputed territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
WHAT HIS PUPIL SAYS
Professor j, T. Pugh, OF LittletOn, n.
c., Writes,
PROT Mcnamara, the Magnetic Healer
Has Met WIN Success Elsewhere AS
Wen a. IA salt Lake city,

LitteiUu. y. g.. Au- ~. 1900,
! take pleasure 100 stating that 1 have
received Instructions under Prof. j. W.
Mcnamara BOO Magnetic and Hydro
pathetic healing. and I deem the inf0r-
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without the knowledge ~ the G1d-given
power. as taueh. hy him Tor twenty
times the cost 90 49, H.s instructions 10
this wonderful science is so complete
and so simple t.a. anyone of ordinary
intelligence can Gnarrs lanl them. /
can chesrfuIy recommend j. w Nc
Namaras course ~ instruction 90 all
who seek such knowledge for the good
OF mankind and the elevation of hui
mainly or erIy father and mother
ought r.. hnuu and understand this
wonderful science I feel as though I
cannot sIs enough .n appreciation u
the kuaWIHIe. of the law as b. eN-
plain. 10. 10 should be- known from pole
TO pole. because ha makes 10 so simple.
] cannot say too much In behalf of hi3
teaUhIrE IIs course Ou healing cone
corning DO. -ai.uu. ot the soul is flr
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those Hht ur. striving to live 70 higher
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for your success loo spreading fhn truths
OF th.s great science. / remain yours
sincerely
This Institute Us located at the corner
OF South end West Temple Streets. All
visitors ara welcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
PRINCE ALBERr's WEDDING.
The Festivities May be lnterfered
with by Socialists.

Brussels. oct. 5.-The festivities ar
ranged for Saturday and Sunday in Or
der 70 celebrate the wedding Of Prince
Albert Of Belgium TO the Duchess Ellz-
abeth Of Bavaria threaten 20 be trou-
bled by socialist demonstrations The
socialists propose TO gather Sunday on
the square en- front Of the bourse,
where the prince and his bride are TO
witness procession Of 1000 school
children.
The socialists organ. La Peupee calls
on the populaCe 10 demonstrate that
they are In favor amnesty and unlver-
sal suffrage II deprecates a disturb
ance OF order. declaring that an i'm
mense clamor for Justice viii suffice to
achieve the object In view.
Nevertheless the authorities fear that
the proposed assemhlage OF socialists
viii lead t. disorder and are consider
ing the abandonment OF the procession.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05

society. He said that during an upris
Inc on Eromanga fifteen natives had
been killed and that the British warship
Ringarooma had gone TO the scene OF
the trouble He had been Informed that
the missionary teachers had been COM
PEELED to hold their services in caves
and 10 build a bullet proof stockade
around the chiefs premises at Dillon's
bay, Eromanga.
In the district affected, he said, there
were over thirty native teachers and
besides himself there was only one
white man on the island, which Is one
OF the southern Islands Of the group
and about 400 mLlns In oLrcumLorong-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05

Bourke Cochran Us expected 90 arrive
shortly after noon.
The convention took uu tf. report 0f
th. Commute. ON permanent .rg8niza-
ton "s soon as tho sas.. began.
The report recommended fn.t the f1l-
lowing officers be- elected W b Hearst.
president. Max +. lhms.n .ufy.ary,
Marcus Daily treasurer
It was also recommend by the CONE
m.ttca hat The eXrc1t... committee.
which now consists Of seventeen mem
bsis be Increased 90 far.-hve members
member rom each State.
After am animated discussion. 10 was
unanimously decided no. 90 increase the
membership Of the executive committee.
The remainder ~ tho RESORT 0f the
committee on permanent organization
was adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
Actors Salary Suit.

The case Of VIII $. Rising VS. Salt
Lake Palace Exposition was called FOR
trial before Judge Cherry today and
had not concluded AT a late hour this
afternoon.
The action Il 20 recover s2sq alleged
20 be- the balance due on certain con-
tract. Rising was engaged as an actor
az the Vaudeville theater and was dis.
charged for alleged drunkenness. The
case was tried before Justice SOmmer
last July and Judgment given for plain
TN for $50 and costs From this iudg-
ment the defendant company appealed.
W. r. Hall appears Tor plaintiff and
Dey & Street and w II Bramel for
defendant,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
PASSPORTS FROM AMERICA.
Italy 20 Take Steps to Bring About
Action TO Secure Such Measure.

New York oct "a dispatch to the
Journal and Advertiser from Rome
says
a letter found In the possession Of
Milich and VIM, the anarchists arrest
ed al Milan on TUESDAY. proves that
the plot was Matched iu Chicago
Bresci declares that he has no knowl-
edge Of the plot. but re-asserts that all
chiefs OF states are marked for ven
geanCe
The Trhuna announces that the
Italian government win take the Initla-
tive to get European joint action TO ex-
act passports from all persons coming
from America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
The Cutoh Nav be Raised.

Vancouver, b. c.. oct. 5-After the
Vancouver steamer Clutch grounded on
Horseshoe Reef. $50 miles this side Of
Skagway, the owners sent men from
here 90 examine the vessel. The chief
carpenter and Lloyds representative
returned from the north yesterday and
state that the Clutch will probably be
raised within two weeks
So long as the weather does not be-
come TOO boisterous II is expected that
The boat viii be foated after the low
tides Of the 10th inst
Capt Newcombe. with the tug Flossie
is in charge Of operations and has sue
Ieeied In patching up the stern Of the
steamer and the broken plates in her
Cow have been mended for temporary
purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
oberammergau Passion Play.

Berlin, Oct sit Is announced that
mere We're 100000 spectators at the
iary-elght productions OF the Passion
FIay at Oberammergau The admission
receipts totaled 1900 600 marks and It is
estimated that the villagers received
rom the visitors about 4.0O0. 900 marks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
Convention Elects W. u. Hearst Pres.
ident and Marcus DAILY Treasurer.

indianapolis, Ind Oct, l-Gov. Ne
Mllin, Of Tennessee presided az the
morning session OF the National Asso-
citation Of Democratic Clubs. President
W. r. Hearst ola not arrive this morn
Ing and 1t probably he may not come
at all,
The train bearing Nj. Bryan and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
Uprising in the New Hebrides.

victoria. 4. g.. oct. 5-Accordlng to
su.lces received by the Miowera, the
uvia,lNes OF Eromanga, IN the New
airpI iues group. have risen. The news
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05
SOLDIERS FOR MARTINIQUE.
Genl Hare win Push Operations to
Crush out Insurrection.

Washington, oct. 1.-The following
cablegram has bttn received at the war
department.
Manila, oct. 4
Adjutant General. Washington. First
infantry 10 Martinique October G. on
Sumner; General Hare 10 command the
island with orders 90 push operations
until insurrecuon Is stamped out abso-
lutely He will have twelve full com
panies Of infantry for the purpose. An
derson's first operations developed
nothing. No reports since October .
"MACARTHUR'
The above dispatch relates to rein
forcements sent 90 the island Of Marin
duque where Captain Shields and nifty
one men Of the Twenty volunteer
infantry We're either killed or captured
by the insurgents Az that time Cen
eral Macarthur sent Colonel Anderson
and two companies of the Thirty eighth
volunteer infantry with the Yorktown
and two gunboats 90 the relief of
Shields and his command II they We're
SIN alive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-05

His emnnc Cardinal Gibbons who to
the differences between the operators and the anthracite coal
head the Roman Catholic church
United States His residence s IN Baltimore
From his latest Photograph