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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01
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&raben, Die ii9 am q. Mdrs bsimli6
por bier entfernten. Der cine beibt
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blorpes Spar unb mar betleipet nit
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fallen unb BEL benz Muiitfeite Der
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bat es am Ielben Nahmittag s%ebr6nnt.
DER S6aoen 1T ni6t bebeuteno. - Sn
Suti6eio brannte CUR ielbsn 3eit elm
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01
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bahu.

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sc mid, ionit fdnt uns ia be
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01

Seii9Itns. Dim 8. 9tpril ents
I6lief bierislbit 6rau Wittpe Nitoz
laus Srauffler gebprene Margaretba
Simon, i'm Glitter bon II Sabren, psrs
ls9sn nit ben 81. Satramsutsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01
Wertwarot8N.

Sausberr: nSrau Maier, Seppt6s
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t!opfen!"
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ia mein Mdnn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01

@u4 Deridlofene Meni9en Dffnen
tbr Sera, tpenn man ben retteu
S4liifel bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01

Jrdu &rIger 1i6 barber betlagt, BAT
Der BrGiibent gu venglii9" perbe, er
sebe ieBt Obne Sut unb Stiefel gu
8ett.
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go! Sd babe etnen @ebanfen!" fafs
i9 unpiQtirli6 nit Der Rehten mad
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fagen polte -"
2. S9aufpieler (raf9 ersdnsenb)
-. bura bieie bObIe Safe mub sr
fommen!"
Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm Conn
poniren bat iider Waeitro Yeroit err
rei6t. 4m Sage, bepor bic lombarbis
1hen pilger bonn Yapfte empfaugen
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inter bic SGngerabtbeilung Der pileer
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papite, feinen Wiirbentrdssrn unb ben
pilsern. 70 boraiisli9 gum @ortrage,
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gngldnbsS taaten plansn einen alges
meinen 3atbolitentag fir ibre RaTt
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bat fid bieier Sage in Bottom conftis
tuirt.
Die 8atbolifens8 eriammlunq bon
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Bonn, be1 f90nen Muienitaot am
Rhein, on ben Sagen pom 2. Bis gum
6. September absebalten tperben.
SIN rerfloKensn Sabre iinb bier5us
lanoe Die NrbeitslDbne burhI6nittlid
urn 5 gre5ent, bic WaarenpreiIe absr
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proaent itebt fi9 ipmit Der Mrbsiter
lsBt better, als Dor Sabresfriit2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01

Ius PRETORIA pirb bermittelii
brabtloier 2elesrapbie eemeloet, BAT
Srau &riiser ii9 bariiber betlagt, but
Der prGiibent gu menglii4" perbe, Ell
eebe isBt ohns Out unb Stiefel gu
8ett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-01

Die 8at6Olifens8 eriammlung bon
Seuti4lanb piro biefes Sabr in
Bonn, be1 fd0nen Muienitabt am
&hein, on ben Sasen pom 2. Bis gum
6. September abgebalten tperben.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
FRIDAY.

The president has appointed Gen.
Geo: Maginnis postmaster at Indian
apolis
President Mckinley has returned TO
Canton from his two days visit to
Washington.
Over 5000 persons attended the
opening campfire of the blue and the
gray at Atlanta.
Serious fighting has taken place be-
tween the Russians and Chinese
troops in Manchuria.
The Bryan and Stevenson notif-
cation meeting at Indianapolis Will
be held in the open air.
John III. Freeland, soldier at Ft.
Morgan, near Mobile, Ala, was killed
by the explosion of an. old magazine
in the fort.
A cloudburst in Jefferson county, O.,
caused Long run to overflow, washing
away half dozen houses and drown
ing three persons.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
TIT USD

The transport Thomas has reached
Manila.
The allied forces obtained g. guns
AZ the battle Of Ticn-Tsin.
The war department has decided TO
withdraw another regiment of troops
from Cuba
The Oregon has arrived M Kurc.
She viii be patched mp and sent back
to Takn for duty.
On the llth Ticn-Tsin was burning
and the allied forces were unable to
check the progress OF the conflagra-
ton.
Brig. Gen. \. r. Chafrcc has been
commissioned Waior general lie will
command the American forces in
China.
There were 20 deaths from heat i'm
New York city and immediate vi
clnity. The thermometer registered
over 100 in the shade.
Foreign women and children have
been withdrawn from the ports near
Shanghai in anticipation OF an attack
upon the city by Boxers.
AZ the reunion Of the veterans %
the late civil war. blue and gray
walked side by side along the trenches
and breastworks at Atlanta, Ga.
Three brothers. Andrew. John and
Charles Nottingham. living near Glen
wood, W. Va, were drowned i'm. the
Ohio river. All Of them were young
men.
The United States government will
send large sterililing and distillng
plants with our forces in China TO
provide them with pure drinking
water
At JohnstOwn, Pa. a freight train
dashed into IA large crowd boarding
an excursion train and two persons
were killed and three others fatally
injured.
Members Of the committee 10 no.
tiiy tbc nominees Of the Kansas City
have been. called fo meet
in Indianapolis NJ the Grand hotel
)n the morning of August Z.
The president has appointed W. w.
Rockhill, former secretary Of the le-
cation AZ Picking. 10 proceed 10 China
% investigate the condition of things
here and report to this government.
Prince Tuan has ordered an army
'orps To march on Wei Hal Wei, and
big battle is expected. Indian troops
'eccntly arrived at Hong Kong have
'een diverted by England to that
,ort.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26

concerning the proposition y, r
",' wa. '''"' maze to The United States by
NINA The state department was no,
/ prepared Monday TO make q e,,to-
"icht' II was surmiscd that Mr. How
was engaged in considering the gov
efnmcntS answer. which nrobol,l,.
would be delivered TO Minister Wn
'"'er' but no statement as IN tho
course OF procedure could be obtained
IN any official quratcr. As coumu,i.
ca''"h VIII he required between Wash.
'nR''h ana The president, it is hardly
iK"ly that the answer VIII he fortL.
coming at once.
""th the state department and Chi
neS" officials took occasion carly IN
inc day 20 deny a report that nlans
wee on FOOT toward the delivery Of
Minister Conger by the Chinese an
'horliies TO Adm Remey at Tien-Tsin
Ihere IS reason 10 believe that tbe
government is again using every cf-
Tort 10 secure communication with
Minister Conger, and this time 70 get
an answer from our minister which
VIII be so conclusive as TO rcmove
any shadow Of doubt. in this con-
hec'lon' u was reported Monday that I
Minister Wu, Sunday, sent another /
eipher cable dispatch TO Minister Con /
GER but there is a strong disinclina-
ton in official quarters TO discuss fhe
various steps being taken while they
IRE still in an inconclusive form.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
ITEMS OF INTEREST
The News OF tI~ World Condensed
and Coiiated Cor the Beuent OF
the IIn~ty Reader.


Francis VI. Coles. Of Columbus O.
shot and killed himself in Detroit.
No cause known.
The rebels in Colombia have cap
tured both Panama and Colon. the
latter without any resistance.
Gilbert II. Lien. a prominent and
wealthy citizen of Sioux Falls. ). D..
died Of congestion Of the brain.
EoerS made desperate attack on
the british at Rail Head. II miles
east of Heidelberg. but were beaten
of.
Two Russian farmers in Emmons
county, South Dakota. fought with
pItchforkS and both We're dead when
found.
China has asked the United states
for our good offices IN restoring
peace in the empire. No answer has
yet been made.
Vt Menominec. Mich, Joseph Mitch
ell, cigar maker was shot and killed
by 4 policeman. Mitchell was drunI, |
and resisted arrest.
Russia has declared war against
China and proclaimed state of siege
IN the military districts of Siberia.
IurkeStan and ScmirctchinSk.
An attempt was made 10 wreck
passenger train near Three Lakes.
WIS. The obstruction was discovered
gust in time 10 prevent a wreck.
The Amaigamated association will
insist on the Republic Iron q steel
Co. signing the scale for the new base
rate OF $500 per ton for puddling.
The Chinese minister i'm London an
nounccs that the rebellion will soon
he suppressed, and that communica-
ton with Peking has been restored.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
LOSS OF LIFE RESULTED.
A Cioudburst Carrie. Avny sexer,I
Houses. and Several Person.
Were Drowned.

VT. Pleasant, D., July Gothic Httle
town OF Long Run, two miles west OF
THIS place. with population of abou,
l'oOo' was visited Thursday afternoon
by the most severe wind and rain
storm that has been in this section
for the last 80 years, and three lives
were lost in the flood that followed -
Mrs. John Lingo. her young son John.
and Mary lIcrhock.
In the middle OF the afternoon the
day became like night. clouds gather
ing quickly all over the sky. Then the
rain came. 1t fell for 30 minutes i'm "A
perfect torrent, accompanied by ter
rIiic thunder and lightning The
stream of Long run, at the foot of the
town. emptics into Short creek. near
the settlement, and the dwellings Of
miners line both banks Of the small
creeks. Nffer the rain began 10 fall.
IN an almost incredibly short space of
time the usually quiet stream was
converted into a raging river. In less
than an hour Is houses i'm the low
land were flooded. Three houses were
carried from their foundations and
floated down The stream with the tor
rent. Many foundations were washed
away and the houses upset.
The miners and their families. who
had taken refuge i'm their little homes
from the storm. were panic-stricken
and ran for their lives. \ Hungarian
woman, Mrs. Lingo, the wife of a
miner, was unable to reach a place of .
safety when her home was lifted from
It's foundation. She had stopped 10
carry out her little son John. but he
TOO was swept into the waters. and
both were drowned. Mary Berhock.
a 3-ycar-old daughter of another
miner, was also swept away in the
high waters and drowned before help
could reach her.
The damage to property was very
heavy. Two county bridges over the
streams, one Of them very recently
built, were carried away. The Wheel
ing d. Lake Erie switches over Long
'un were so badly damaged rs to pre-
rent traffic on the road at least for
imc.
The bodies of the two children were
'arricd almost two miles down stream
n the rushing waters. the remains Of
he boy being found in the trestle
work at Dillonvalc. The body Of the
woman has not been found.
The people of Long Run who had
heir homes washed away are being
ared for at the homes Of farmers in ;
he surrounding ncighborhood.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
IMPERIAL EDICT.
u Gives the Reason for the Present
conflict Between China aud
the Powers.

Washington, July 24-The state de
partment makes public an edict de
livered by Minister Wa to Secretar,
Hay. 1t says:
The present conflict between Chi
nh and the foreign powers had it.
origin in the long standing antagon-
ism between the people and Christina
missions. The subsequent fall of tn
Taku forts precipitated the meetiny
OF force with force. The imperial
government, having due regard to the
Importance of international inter
course still refused TO go so far as 70
interrupt the existing relations. We
have already repeatedly issued de-
crces providing for the protection os
the foreign legations and also com
manded the provincial authorities to
protect missionaries. Inasmuch as
there is still no cessation in the en-
ploymcnt Of force, foreign merchants
and subjects residing in China, who
form numerous body In the coun-
try. should be protected without dis
tinction. We hereby command all
the Tartar generals. governors-generdl
and governors of provinces to look ae.
ter the foreign merchants and mis-
sionaries living in the open ports.
prefectures, departments and districts
under their respective jurisdiction.
and TO afford them due protection In
accordance with treaty stipulations
without fail. Since the COM
of the attack in Wen-Tsin.
there are foreign subjects and mis-
sionaries who have, on account of To- !
cal disturbances, suffered death or
loss of property, though no fault Of
their own. We hereby command the
governor of Peking and the yiceroy
Of Chih Ii to cause Investigations to /
De made by their respective subordin- /
ites of all such claims except those /
lrisng directly from the said attack /
With view to their ultimate settle
nent. Moreover, local outlaws and /
'ebellious subjects have of late given
up burning, killing and
TO the great disquiet of
'ur loyal subjects. This is an utter
etiance of law. We hereby command
he said govcrnors-general, COVER
ors and commanders Of our forces
o investigate the situation. and to
AXE such measures for the punish
lent of the offenders and restoration
+ order as the necessities of the case
emand." 5
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
stTt RID Y.

Theodore Roosevelt may make scv.
eral addresses in Kentucky during
the coming campaign.
DR.. Ellis s Peabody, a pioneer Hi
nois physician. died at his home in
Taylorsyillc, aged = years.
The Windward, Peary's Arctic expe-
dition vessel, sailed from Sydney, c.
b., for Etah. North Greenland
Minister Conger's message was sent
to all the foreign powers, asking co.
operation in relieving the foreigners
in Posing.
=. II. Dahman. at Burlington, Ia,
confessed TO having smothered his
wife with a pillow in ST. Louis in 1897.
An investigation is being made.
The japanese government has cheer
fully assentcd 10 the United States
landing armed troops and military
supplies at Nagasaki.
Chinese officials report that the for
eign ministers in Pelling were all safe
July 20, and that the Chinese author
ities were dcyising measures for their
rescue and protection.
The allied losses in the three days'
fighting at Tien-Tsin is now placed at
/ 900. The Chinese losses were much
heavier. Thousands of bodies were
burned in the destruction Of the town.
In the trial of Caleb Powers at
Georgetown, Ky, Robert Noaks testi-
fed that Powers told him that Goe-
bel would be killed. which would set
tie the whole trouble. All Of Noaks'
testimony was very damaging to the
nriSnnnr
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
BRITISH AND CHINESE.
In Which it IL Reported the
Latter Were RcpuIsed.

st. Petersburg, July 24.-Two en-.
counters are reported TO have taken
place between British and Chinese
forces near Wei Hal Wei. The latter
il is reported were refallsed after a
stubborn encounter. No dates are
given.
NJ. krutizki, engineer of the East
ern Chinese railway, tclegIaphing
from Algatchi, in the trans-Baikal
territory, under date of Friday, July
30, reports the occupation of Chailar
by Chinese troops. The Russians, ac-
oording to this dispatch, continued to
at Charbin.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26

The French government has asked
the powers 10 take some joint action
in solving the Chinese question.
Three mission stations on Po Yang
lake have been destroyed bur il is
believed that the missionaries es-
capped.
Fire in the Charleston navy yard,
Boston. destroyed property worth
Sljo,oo0. Several OF the Olympia's
barges were burned.
MI Azuma. in Japan. IS in eruption.
Two hundred persons were killed or
injured. Several villages were en-
quilted by the streams of lava.
The emperor of China has sent
communication To President Loubet.
OF France. asking the mediation of
ms country with the foreign powers.
Three thousand Christians are in
immediate danger of massacre bv the
Mohammednns in Oromia. pcrsia.
Several hand-to-hand conflicts have
taken place
The Chinese minister in Todon has
received dispatch saying that the
foreigners IN Peking were snfe on
July +. The minister adds that his
government had succeeded in afford
ing the legations adequate protection.
he state department has received
a cablegram from Minister Congcr. in
Feklng. II reads: "In British lega-
iion. Under continued shot and she'll
from Chinese troops Quick relief
can only prevent general massacre"
The message is undated. but is be-
lieved to have been sent July Is.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
WILL BE OUT OF DOORS.
bryan and Stevenson VIII De ,oti-
fed of Their Nomination In
the Open Air.

indianapolis, Ind. July 9O.-Thc
Bryan and Stevenson notification
meeting will be held in the open air.
This was definitely announced by the
democratic leaders who have the ar
rangements in charge. Chairman Mar
tin received letter from National
Chairman Jones saying he anticipated
n large crowd at the notification ccre-
monies. He made no suggestion as to
the place of holding it.
The details of Mr.. Brvan's trim TO
indianapolis are in course Of prepara-
tion. 1t probably will be arranged
that he will reach indianapolis carly
III the morning of August 5. The time
of the notification by the populist
committee has not been fixed. but it
will follow that of the democrats.
Newly Oval, where the notification
will be held, unless present plans are
changed, is in the edge of the resi-
dence portion of the city and is an
elliptical amphitheater surrounding a
quartermile bicycle track. the center
being level field in which football
games are played. 1t Will seat under
cover 1000 people. With a grand
stand in the central field, 10000 more
people could be witnesses of the cerc-
so that every one up to 10000
would be assured of an unobstructed
view OF everything that happens.
Half of these could hear every word
spoken. Street car facilities to reach
the plaSe will be ample and this trans
portatfon will be augmented by hun
ireds of carriages and hacks, placing
Ill within - minutes of the hotel dis T
Iricf
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26

a large whale knocked a hole in n
pilot boat off san Francisco harbor.
and the vessel sank. The crew were
saved.
\ human skull was found in rcn.
dering tank at the Chicago stock
yards. II is thought to be- another
LuctRert case.
The Cuban army has been reorgan-
led There are only two departments
now, which are commanded by Gems.
Lee and Whitesidc.
Two cars Of the -. Louis Transi,
Go. were badly wrecked by cxplo-
SiveS. but fortunately none of the
passengers were seriously injured.
Six boys were arrested at Wheeling
for attempting 10 wreck train. They
confessed and said they wanted TO see
the cars go over into the river.
In Pike county. Kentucky, Howard
Hatfield shot and killed sam Tackrtt.
1t was an old quarrel renewed. Hat
field surrendered and claims self-dc-
fensc.
Sam Roberts, "A timber man Of Pike
county, Kentucky. VAS shot from am
bush and fatally wounded while rid |
ing along Il lonely road on Beaver |
creek, IN Mingo county. West Vir- |
gina.
NJ Conway. Tyler county, W. Va.
Calvin Jordan, an oil well drillcr, was
shot through the heart and instantly
killed by 6. {. Scekman, a general
store keeper Of the same town. The
two men had recently had.a fight over
the attention paid to Jordan's wife
Dy Spekman
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
Adm. Remey Goes To Tien-Tsin.

Washington, July 24-The bureau
Of navigation Monday morning re-
ceived the following cablegram from
Adm. Remey: "Taku. July 22.-Going
Iien-Tsin to-day to look into matters,
leaving senior officer here. Newark
gone Nagasaki for docking"
Washington, July 24.-Thc navy de
partment has received dispatch from
Adm. Remey, stating that at meet
ing of the allied forces commanders
July 30 was fixed as the date for the
advance on Peking.
Emperor Sends Mckinley 81 Message.
New York. July 24.-Accol.fng to
a Canton (0) dispatch to the Herald,
President Mckinley has received a
cableeram from emperor Of China
The contents have not been made pub
lie.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
Flre In a NAVY Yard.

Boston, July 2O-The long wood,n
building known as the mast house in
the CharlcstOwn navy yard, Boston,
was burned. entailing loss of fully
sl50,0OO. Among the boats DESTROYED
were several of the Olympia's. among
them the barge formerly used by
Adm. Dewey. Another victim TO the
flames was the cutter captured by
the old Kearsarge from the Alabama
III the memorable fight 35 years ago.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26

Washington, July 24.-Dr. J. C. FL
lis, who claimed To have received
message Friday from one of Minister
conger's party said Monday that he
bad received another from the same
source Monday morning. They were
all safe up TO Saturday afternoon"
said DIR. Ellis. They were still be-
sieged by the Chinese, but were gal
lantiy holding their own" ~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
RYAN Through with JerrIes

Chicago, July e0.-Tommy Ryan de-
clared that he was through for all
time with Jim Jeffries and would
never again assist the heavyweight
champion in his training. Ryan's ver-
sion of the split is that his compen-
cation was too small
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
AppoIntment for sntoIII.

Washington, July 20.-It is learned
from official sources that Cardinal
Francis Satolli. the first papal dele
gate to this country. 1s93-07, has been
appointed prefect of the propaganda
by Pope Leo NH.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
Power>IIouse Durued.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July 24.-Fire
Monday destroyed the power house
of the Chattanooga Rapid Transit
Co., operating between this city and
Chickamauga park. The loss is $685.
600: fully Insured.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
Alleged Highway Robh.r Arrested.

Chicago. July 20.-Osborne Goodal-
ly, colored, wanted in Louisville on n
charge of highway robbery, was ar
rested here. The prisoner will be
sent back to Kentucky to stand trial.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-07-26
Treasury Statement.

Washington. Jfly 20.-The state
ment of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive OF the $780,
100000 gold reserve in the division OF
redemption, shows: Available cash
balance, $50. .6G3, ,66T; gold, $7O,6S3, ,45l.