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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. Oct. 1.-The lively interest in 10.
days international yacht took many stock
exchange members away from the board room
ana still further diminished the volume Of the
trading. The days aggregate sales were barely
100000 shares, and the fluctuations Of prices
were very narrow for the most part The OK.
ceptions worthy of special not were In the
industrial list and among the dormant and
less important railroad stocks. Liuiida ion in
sugar was the feature of She market, following
a sharp break in price yesterday. The usual
lack of information regarding the movement
was one Of its features. 1he room traders
Joined in the selling, In an attempt to make
quick turn and their covering caused rally of
a point. The stocks extreme decline was ~.
The general feeling OF distrust Of the blind pool
methods of the great industrial corporations,
which reached an acute stage since the recent
episode in Amalaamatcd Copper was a factor
in sugar and In a number of other indusrials.
There were declines OF IA TO points in Brook.
lyn Transit, Colorado Fuel, National Salt pre-.
ferred, General Electric and American Express.
Thc waiting attitude Of the market was partly
due TO expectations Of dividend action on the
United tSates Steel stocks and the presentation
OF promised financial statement. The nonap.
pearance Of this, as the session drew toward
its colsc, emphasized the weakness OF the in.
dustrias. Amalgamated Copper was rather firm,
rising point, then losing it and stifening
again to about the best. Atchison was quite
notably firm and gained a point iunors that
the directors would increase the sc,ni.annual
dividend rate TO two per cent. at meeting
tomorrow. There were some other firm spots
in the railroad list and the general undertonc
was rather firm. Total sales today, S36,s00
shares.
The railroad market was dull and irregular.
Total sales. par value. Sl,400,O00.
United States refunding IS advanced x per
cent OH the last call.
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pITTSTON.


Pittston. Sept. 30.-For the past few
weeks burglars have been terrorizing
The residents of Wyoming and vicin-
ity. twice have visited stores in the
Shoemaker building at Wyoming with
in two weeks. OF late two men have
been on guard at the stores, and they
We're rewarded yesterday morning by
capturing three young men. From
window i'm the store the watchmen
saw the three burglars break VIM
dow and gain entrance into the cellar.
The thieves We're allowed to get inside
safely, and then one of the watchmen
stepped outside the rear door. shot off
his revolver. called for help and stood
guard over the broken window through
which the men had gained an en-
trance. The three men were thus easily
trapped and captured. At first they
said they We're residents of Duryea,
but it was learned later their homes
We're in Doranceton.
Charles Morrow, of Mill street, re-
ceived injuries this afternoon by being
thrown from a wagon to the pave
ment on Main street. A horse he was
driving became frightened at Il passing
street car, and in attempting to run
away struck telegraph pole, with
such force as to throw Mr.. Morrow
from the wagon. The real extent of
his injuries are not known yet, but it
is not thought they are dangerous.
Miss Minnie Winters, of Jermyn and
Miss Sadie Bush. of Scranton, are vis-
iting the formers sister, Mrs. j. ID.
Delahunty. on Philadelphia avenue,
West Pittston.
Miss Ellen Dolphin, of this city. fell
from buggy this morning and had
both wrists fractured.
The death of Lieutenant Colonel
George Wallace, who fell down the
Twin shaft at Upper Pittston, last
evening, is an especially sad one. The
family was preparing to move from
Linden street, West Pittston, to Pitts
ton city, The household goods We're
all packed ready for transfer this
morning, and it was therefore neces-
sbary that the body be taken to the
undertaker's morgue. 1t remained
there all today and will be taken to
the home of Mr.. Wallace's mother at
Parsons, from whence the funeral will
take place next Wednesday afternoon.
II will be military funeral with all
the companies of the Ninth regiment
in attendance.
Henry n. Mcmillan, of West Pittston,
formerly inside foreman at Barnum
colliery No. 3, of the Pennsylvania Coal
company, recently made superinten-
dent of the collieries in the upper end
of the Pittston district was on Satur-
day night last presented fine leather
upholstered chair by the employees at
Barnum No. 3.
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dry salted shoulders, 7laaAc.; short clear sides,
50. 9.40a9.50; whiskey, Sl.3O.
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Oct. 1.--Cuttlc. receipts, 5000. in-
cluding 1000 Texans, l,5OO westerns. Steady
at Mondays basis. No fancy here. Good to
prime steers, sG.lOa6.6o; poor to medium, sia
$50; stockers and feeders, S225a4.25; cows,
81 25a4.65; hefers, S2aj; Gamers. sl.25s225;
bulls, $1.75a4.15; calves. $250a6.5O; Texas fed
steers, S3a4; western steers, $5.1ja535 logs
Receipts today, 1900; tomorrow, 26,O0O; left
over, 1900; dull and Is to % cents lower; mixed
and butchers, $6.5Oa7; good to choice heavy,
S6.70a7.l0; rough heavy SG.35a660; bulk of sales,
S6.GOa6.75 Shecp-Recepts, 10000; sheep slow.
Lambs mostly 10 cents lower; good to choice
wethers $5oa315; fair to choice mixed. Sia
$40; western sheep, sSa34O; native lambs, 50 jOa
4.1j; western lambs, $3.40a4.I0.
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Happy Hooligan."

Among the big drawing attractions on the road
this season is the exceedingly funny farce com
cdy "Iiappy lloigan," which is taken from the
widely known caricatlrcs in the New York
Journal, showing the trials and trihulations of
poor lIooligan, who wanted to and did help hs
fellow man, but always got the worst OF it for
doing so, 1t gives a great chance for comedy,
mcrc so than any of the other comic departures
in our great journals,
The company presenting the latest farccal
success numbers up near the fifty mark. Among
the most notable are: Ross Snow, the big shit"
in slack and the Beanstalk"; Carrie Ezier, Hal
lidsy and Quinn, Maggie Weston John 4. Drew,
Whclan and Otto, Adelaide Marsdcn, Joseph Nit
chcl, Wilircd Gerdes, Marie Young, Minnie
Scarlcs, Bessie Montgomery and a big chorus,
The management have spared no expense in max.
ing This the star attraction Of the farce comedy
world, 'iIappy IIolligan' and his associates
will he seen at the Lyccum next Saturday after
noon and night.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by H. G. Dale. 27 Lackawanna Ave }
Beans--Per bushel, choice marrow, Sc 6Oa2. .65.
Butter-Frech creamery, 2la22c.; dairy, fresh,
2lc.
Cheesc-Full cream, 10Aallc.
Eggs-Wcstern fresh, 15lsal6; nearby state,
15iaal7iac.
Medium Bcans--Per bushcl, $3.50.
Green Peas--Per bushcl, $l.4Oa1.4j.
Flour--Best patent. per barrel $i.45.
Bcans--Per bushel choice marrow, $40.
Potatoes-Per bushel-$lall0.
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Other clubs NOT scheduled.
HARTFORD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Hartford, Oct. l.-Rev. +. NJ Davenport, NJ
Kingston, n. Y, occupied the pulpit of the Con
gregational church Sunday morning
Rev. Mr.. Butler, OF Florida a nephew OF T.,
n Tiffany, will occupy the pulpit OF the Congre'
gatonal church Oct. g.
/. y, Carpenter. OF Jersey City, is calling on
old friends here.
The Young Mems Union class will give an en-.
tertainment in the Congregational church Friday
evening, Oct. l. The entertainment will be free,
and will consist of photographic selections by
Mr. Mathews and other features by home talent.
A box social will follow the entertainment and
the boxes will be sold at auction.
Miss Jennie Williams, of Peckyille, is the guest
OF Minnie barrow.
Miss Lou Rogers and Jennie Lesley are taking
in the sights at Buffalo this week.
Beatrice, youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Robbins, died Monday, aged 4 years.
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STAGE NOTES.

''pon Cacser's Return" with James X Hack,
ett in the part OF the reckless Don, has been
attracting large audiences at Wallack's theater,
New York.
Mr. sothorn Is under engagement TO produce,
within few weeks, the drama written for him
by j. H. Mccarthy, called "lf | We're King "
1t contains thirty speaking parts.
Crowded houses are still the rule at the Cri.
terion theatcr, New York, where Fayersham is
ar.parng as Don Ccasar dc Bazan in DuMaurCr $
version OF the old play, "A Royal Rival"
Matinee at the star this afternoon. The
Ramblers give their closing performance to-
night This company is AN excellent one, and
present a lively and entertaining performance
The impersonation OF the old shepherd by the
veteran J. II. stoddart in The Bonnie Briar
Bush" is one OF the most powerful and NOV.
ing bits Of eccentric character acting that have
been seen in New York for years.
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Chicago, Oct, l.-lIesyy receipts caused a
sharp break in wheat today December closing
lc. under yesterday; corn closed lsa4c and
oats iaaSsc. down for December delivery. Pro
visions closed shade TO 2iac. depressed, Cas,
quotations were as follows;
Flour--stcady; No. spring wheat 6oiic
No. 3, 66a6si2c.; No. 9 led, 69aisc.; No. 2 vel
low corn, 56halsc.; No. . oats, 3ja36isc, No.
white, SIa3sc.; No. white, 37alac. No. rye,
Soc; fair TO choice mailing barley, 5ia5pc
No. / Northwestern, sl.5s; mess pork, $1,000
H.65; lard So.02Isa9.95 short ribs, IS. 10as 90;
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Buffalo, Oct. 1.-Cattle-Recepts, 10
cars; dull, lower: veals and calves supply mod
crate and the demand much easier, bulk Of best
veal sold at S7.5Oa7.5O; good lots at &c. 5Oa7 %
common light to fair, s5a6; heavy fed calves,
81. 75a4.j0; grassers and buttermilks s95Oa3. 80.
liogs-Receipts about five cars; dull and prices
lower; mixed packers, $7.l0a7.15; hogs, 81 lOa
715; grassers $6.50a670; pigs, s6.40aG5O; roughs,
So. l5a6.35 Sheep and LambsRecepts, 10 cars
fairly good demand; lambs, $3a5a5; culls, sS.9J
ai,2j; native sheep, S5.30a4.
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Buffalo Live Stock.

East Liberty Oct. 1.-Cattle-Steady; choice
S575a6: prime, S5.5oa5.7O; good. So 2Oaj go lIogs
SLOW; prime heavy, S7.25a7.aO; assorted med
iums, S7.20a7.25; heavy workers., S7.O5a7.l5; light
do, $6sOa7; Grassers, S.. 5Oa6.so pigs s63Oa6.5O
skps, Si.5Oa5.50; roughs, s5a6.9O. Sheep--Slow;
best wethers $3.sOaS.9O; cnlls and common, 81. .25
a225; yearlings, $25Oa4.25; veal calves. $7a7. o5
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BASE BALL
National League.

At Cincinnati-First game II, II. T..
Philadelphia .........3 O o o o OIL o
Cincinnati .........,.O 0 0 0 900
Battcrics-Dusgleby and Douglass; Stimmel
and Bergen. Umpires-Brown and Nash.
Second game r. II. T..
Philadelphia .........1 0 o 3 o OIL "a
Cincinnati .....,.....0 o 90 90 2-2 S !
Batterics--'rownscnd and Mcfarland; Sworn.
sted and Hurley Umpires-Brown and Nash.
Al PittsburG- r. II. l..
Boston .....,....,....O 90 90 10000 .
Pittsburg ,...,..,...,0+2 - 90 o - Il
BatteriesDinccn and Moran Philppi and Zin,,
mcr, umpire-Emslic.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow cough to run until II gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often say, "oh. it will
wear away" but in most cases II will wear
them away. Could they be induced to try the
is sold on q positive guarantee to cure, they
would Immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose Price csc. and 50c Trial
size free. Al all druggists
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New York Live Stock Market.

New York, Oct. 1..-Beeves-No sales report.
ed; calves quiet, but steady; veas, $45Oas.75;
city dressed veals, S9al3. Sheep and Lambs
Quiet and steady; sheep. So, 5Oa3.75; culs. $l,5O
a2.25 lambs, si.50a5.30; culls, 1925. Hogs
Mainly consigned direct
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Theatrical NEWS.
ToDAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

ACADEMY.--Bo Ton Stock company. After.
n1Cn and night.
STAR.-Ramblers Extravaganza company, af-
tcrnocn and night.
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DALLAS FAIR
HAS OPENED
DAY DEVOTED TO GETTING Ex.
H1B1Ts IN SHAPE.

The Indications Are That the Pres
ent Fair will Surpass All of Its
decessors-Large Number of
Exhibits in All Lines-There Will
Be Races Each Afternoon and
Miss Leroy will Be Shot from a
Cannon-Horses Entered for the
Events.
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oil City, Oct. 1.-Credt balances, lso; certia.
Gates, no bid; shipments, Ill ,427; average, 81.
s53; runs, 1aS, $50; average, sl,il9.
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AvOCA.

tations for a meeting of their lady
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Miscellaneous.

FREE-Fine rolled gold scaIf'pin to any one
sending - cents for one dozen very good
napkins. H. Webush, 2sl Market street, New
ark, n. J.
SuPERFLuOUS HAIR, warts and molcs painless
ly, permanently, scientifically removed by
electric needle; no scars. DeInatological Par
lors, 3l2 Washington avenue,
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-Grl for general housework at Dalto
Address II. r.. care Tribune.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-07
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

y
That the Common Council OF the cit,
| OF Astoria. has declared It's Intentions
TO establish the grade on Franklin av.
enue. from ThIrty-Afth 10 Forty-Aflt
street. AT the following height above
the base Of grades az established by or.
| dinance No. II Of said City OF Astoria
entitled AN ordinance to establish a
base NJ grades for the streets OF A.
tOria" To wit:
At the Intersection Of Franklin avenue
with 3bth street as now established al
67.i~feet above the base Of grades.
At the intersection Of Franklin Ave-
nue. and 36th street at SO feet above the
base Of grades, thence on l2 per cent
grade to 37th street.
Al the intersection Of Franklin Avenue
and 9th street 122 feet on the west
side and 1876 feet on the east side thence
on per cent grade TO 3sth street.
At the intersection OF FRANKLIN Ave-
nue. and 3Sth street 1877 feet on the west
side and 40 feet on the east side. thence
on per cent. grade to 39th street.
At the intersection Of 3gth street and
Franklin Avenue. 179 feet on the west
side and 1872 feet on the east side.
thence or l3 per cent. grade to 4oth
street.
At the intersection Of Franklin Avenue
and 4oth street 22i feet on the west side
and 224 feet on the east side. thence on
II per cent. grade 10 4lst street.
AT the intersection of Franklin Ave-
nue. and 4Ist street 2G0 feet on the west
side and 260 feet on the east side.
thence on per cent. grade to 42nd
street.
At the intersection Of Franklin Ave-
nue. and 42nd street. 239 feet on the west
side and 237 feet on the east side. thence
on 3 per cent grade to 43rd street.
At the intersection Of Franklin Ave-
nue. and 43rd street. 2l3 feet on the west
side and 213 feet on the east side. thence
on per cent. grade to 44th street.
At the intersection OF Franklin Avenue
and 44th street, 231 feet on the west side
and 229 feet on the east side. thence on
a IL per cent grade to 45th street.
At the intersection OF Franklin Ave-
nue. and 45th street 1893 feet on both
sides.
This notice is published for ten sue
cesslye days in the Morning Aslorlan
In pursuance to resolution Of the Com
mon Council adopted on the 18th day
Of April, 1891, the first publication there
Of being in the issue Of April 26. 1901
n. q. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City Of
astoria,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-07
sHERIFF"s SALE,

BY virtue OF an execution and ordAr
OF sale issued out OF the Circuit rour,
Of The state OF Oregon. for the Conn.
~ OF Clatsop, on the 10th day OF AprII.
1901. upln a judgment rendered there.
In on the LIST day Of March 1901 IN
favor Of o. h. Writ, plalntir, and
against A. II. Cyrus and oliver Ste
wart. defendants, for the sum oF
S6As.23. and the further sum OF xl7 9o
the costs and disbursements OF mi.
suit, and the costs OF and upon tbjs
writ commanding and requiring me IN
make sale Jf the following described
real prop srty. to-wlt:
The SW. quarter OF the SE nuariar
u. half Of the SIC. quarter, SE ouor.
ter. or the NE. quarter Of section (2N
twenty-five, township (O six, north
range (Sl eight, west. w. M.
Lot O one, section d7) seventeen
township (S) eight, north range *
seven. west. w
Lots (O seven, (0 eight, (s) nine and
no) ten. In block (2) two. Carrutbers'
Addition to Warrenton.
Block (5) five. except lots (O seven.
@ eight (O nine. (1O) ten. in pros.
pect Park Addition to Astoria.
Lot (3) three, block a. four Kim
ney's Astoria, all in Clatsop County
Oregon. '''''
Notice ls hereby given that I win nm.
Monday. the 18th day OF May, 1901. at,
the hour OF 10 o'clock In the forenoon
OF said day, In front OF and AT the oourI
house door In the City Of Astoria. Clat.
SOP County. Oregon, sell at public aue.
tlon to the highest bidder for cash the
above described real property 10 satis-
fy the judgmeAt, interest, costs ana alI
accrulng costs. THOS. LINVILLp
Sheriff OF Clatsop County.
Astoria, Oregon, April 10. 1901.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-07

In debate between members of the
freshman class Of willamette Univer-
sity and some pupils of the Portland
high school ii has been decided that the
permanent retention OF the Philippine
islands by the United States is not de-
sirable. That settles it. Congress has
been saved an immense amount of wor-
ry and acrimonious debate and the
congressman who have been planning
to make a special trip to the islands
to investigate conditions there might as
well abandon their profitless voyage.
We shall turn the Islands over TO Aggy
Just as soon as he's ready.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-07

Jacksonville is under martial law be-
cause. so the dispatches say. the whites
are afraid of the negroes. A sad re-
fection on the benefits of liberty. Be
fore emancipation the men of the South
were not afraid to go to the field Of
battle and leave their wives and their
property in charge Of their faithful
slaves. Today the penitentaries Of the
South are full of negro convicts. a
large proportion Of them desperate
characters It is an unfortunate state
of affairs and doubly so because the
years do not bring any marked inn
provement 1t is difficult TO believe 9TH
erwlse than that the treatment which
the negro has had at the hands of his
white neighbors must'have had much to
do with these conditions. The South
has sown the wind and is reaping the
WhirIWind.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.

In the County Court of tho state or
Oregon, for thr County Of ClatHop. In
the matter of the estate OF Elisabeth
a. Scott. deceased,
Notice la hereby given that have this
dnv filed my HnRl account az admlnla-
traitor or the estate Of Elisabeth A.
Scott. deceased. All persons are hereby
notified that tho Honorable, tho County
Court OF clataop County. Oregon, has
fixed the 18th day Of May. 1901, at the
hour OF 10 O'clock a, m. ~ the time, and
the court room of the County Court or
ClntSop County at Astoria Oregon. aA
the place for hearing bny and all OBJ
JcctlonH which may bo made 20 said
nnal account, and for settling the same.
All persons are hereby notified 10 gov
crn themselves accordingly
JOHN II. SCOTT
Administrator OF tho estate OF ELISA both
A. Scott. deceased
Astoria. Oregon. April Il. 1901
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-07

Just published by the Southern Pa
cihc Co. Is a phamphlet upon the re-
sources Of Western Oregon. which In.
cludes an excellent map Of the state,
and contains information on climate.
lands. education, etc. existing indus
tries and their capabilities
Attention is also directed TO such
new fields for energy or capital al
promise fair return.
This publication fills a need long ex-
perienced by oregsnians. in replying TO
Inquiries OF eastern friends
Cooies may be had Of local agent
Southern Pacific Co. or from
c. II. MARKHAM.
@. p, A.. Portland Or
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BIDS CALLED ron.

Custom House. Astoria. Oregon, Colltc-
tors ONCE April e1 1901
Supplies for Revenue Vessels -,Sc,lrd
proposals. for supplying ratlonh and
coal 10 vessels OF the United AtR,ra Rev
emu" Gutter Service regularly stationed
or temporarily. at Astoria. Oregon and
delivcr"l on board FRIi ycssrla nt that
place during the fiscal year ,ndinR .Tuus
10. 1902. Will be received n this once
until o'clock o. IN. ~ Tuesday. Nav
II. 1901 at which time and place lhey
VIII bc publicly opened The roal fur
nlshcd TO be anthracite or bitumlnous
Of best quality; uniform in character.
10 weigh 2,2lO pounds TO he ON. 10 be-
delivered on hoard he vessels az such
time and N such quantities. ~ may he
required at localities readily accessible
a. 5aii vessels and - be subject 10 In.
spcCtlon Ms 10 quality ana weigh, ma.
ders viii name the prices both for
stcnmlng and stove coal. and also their,
facilities for furnishing he vessels with
Iresh water and their charges therefor
Blank forms OF proposals with sched-
ules showing component parts Of ro-
tons. may be had up1n application io.
this Office; proposals must be submit
tod on these forms. Separate bid. win
also be received al the same time FOR
lnhricating and illuminating oils The
right ls reserved 10 reject any or all
bids. and no contract will be pu, In,
force until congress shall have made
an appropriation for the purpose
JOHN FOX. Collector
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HE KEPT HIS LEG.

Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan. OF
Hartford. Conn. scratched his leg with
a rusty wire. Inflammation and blood
poisoning set in. For two wears he sufI-
fered intensely. Then the best doctors
urged amDutation. but" he writes. II
used one bottle Of Electric Bitters and
~ boxes OF Bucklens Arnica Salve and
nv leg was sound and well as ever"
For eruptiOns. eczema. letter, salt
rheum. sores and all blood disorders
Electric Bitters has no rival on earth.
Try them. Hart's drug store will guar
Only 80 cents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-07

The report that many salmon with
the adipose fin missing are being taken
in the Sacramento river is Interesting
from the fact that the fish whose fms
we're removed here and some Of which
are evidently now being caught in the
Sacramento We're hatched from eggs
brought here from that river.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-07

The French government has set the
other powers an example worthy of
emulation in restoring a portion of the
loot taken from Pel1in by her troops.
So far there are no indications of any
imitation Of the ACT by any of the 9TH
or mowers.