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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-18
wILHELMINA's MISFORTUNE.
Though n Queen She Suffers Like
others of Her Sex.

others OF heE sex.
Amsterdam, April 1.-THE cause of
Queen Wilhelmina's illness is a mis-
carriage.
An official bulletin published to-day
saws Her Majesty passed a somewhat
less tranquil night. The fever, how
ever. has not increased and her con-
dition is comparatively satisfactory.
1t was authoritatively declared that
the report that the Queen is suffering
from peritonitis and nephritis is I'M
true Prof. Roosenstein. the patholo-
srist of Leyden University, it is added,
was called in for consultation because
the attending physicians feared that
pneumonia might set in. The danger
is now regarded as passed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-18
RATHBoNE TO GET BAIL TO-DAY.

Depends on Whether English or
Spanish Is omciaI Language of
Cuba.
Havana. April 1.-THE question of
admitting Estes G. Rathbone to bail
now rests on the Interpretation of or
der No. 81 and upon whether English
or Spanish is the official language of
Cuba
In English Order No. 81, reads that
the bond of any fidelity company. may
be accepted" by the court as security;
but the Spanish translation of this
order, according to Spanish scholars,
reads that a bond must be accented
from any such company Offering one.
A fidelity company has filed a bond
for 100000 with the court as bail for
Rathbone's appearance, but this bond
has not yet been accepted.
II is understood in Havana tonight
that Rathbone viii be admitted to bail
tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-18
IRISH WELCOME COERCION.
Nationalist Papers Declare That II
Suits Them Exactly.

Suits Them Exactly. n
Dublin, April 1.-THE Nationalist pa
pers hail the return of the coercion
regime as a boon. I'VE are glad. Let
the Irish in America and Great Brit
ain note it. The Castle people have
declared war on our rights Let there
be war" says the leading Nationalist
organ.
on burning heather declares the Free
mans Journal.
The most moderate comment consid-
ers that the government has Numbered
badly in returning to the methods of
the eighteenth century.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-18

Much Damage Done TO FruIt and
Truck Crops.

Rusk, Tex. April ia very de.
structive hail storm passed north Of
here late yesterday over an area OF
about four miles long and one mile
wide, destroying 75 per cent. of the
fruit crop and causing an almost COM
plete destruction of the truck fields. II
IS estimated that Quinn brothers, near
this city, lost 5000 bushels OF peaches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
EXAMINED NEW REGION.
Expert Rholfng Returns From Likely
District in the Wah Wah Range.

D. P. Rohlfng, the we'll known min
ing engineer and expert, has returned
from several days trip into the Wah
Wah range of mountains, some twenty
FIVE miles southwest of Frisco, in
Beaver county. The precise nature OF
his business in that section Mr.. Rohlf-
ing declines to disclose, as it would
entail a breach Of confidence. He
stated, however, that he was not a
little surprised at the naturalization of
the district, which is known as the
Pine Grove, and reports having seen
some very promising lodges, both of
silver-lead and gold
He is confident, from the incomplete
examination that he was able to make
during the three or four days that he
had at his disposal. that a fine gold
producing camp viii spring up there
one Of these days. and he is inclined to
think, also that development will show
some good bodies of silver-lead ore as
well. More news concerning the new
region will likely be forthcoming in
the near future, but just at present,
Mr.. Rohlfing says. it would be prena-
ture 10 talk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
OPERATIONS AT MAYFLowER.
Years Work Stockholders
Want to Sell Out.

Secretary William NJ. Brown of the
Mayflower Mining company, owning
property in the Pine canyQn side of
Bingham, stated yesterday that the
assessment work for this year had just
been completed and recorded, as was
also an abstract of the description of
the property as it has existed and been
held since the time of it's location. Sec
rotary Brown says the shareholders in
the Mayhower are all poor men, and
as their ground adjoins some Of the
most valuable property in the district,
they are hoping that some of the big
companies viii, one OF these days, make
them an offer for their holdings.
we can never hope to properly de-
veiop it ourselves" said he, though
we believe the ground to be very valu-
able. For that reason we should be
pleased to get an offer for it from
someone able to open it up, or from
some of the companies which might be
glad to round out their possessions
with it."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
BIG GUNS Ar ToNoPAH.
John Hays Hammond and Other Ce-
1ebrities Doing the Camp.

Concerning the visit of number of
top notch operators and mining en-
gineers to the famous Nevada gold
silver camp Of Tonopah, the last issue
of the. Bonanza says:
1T is doubtful if there is another
mining section in existence that has
within its confines as many heavy min
ing operators as are gathered in Tono-
pah now. President Brock of the To-
nopah company is among the number,
with Clyde A. Heller, president of the
Fraction company, together with sew
eral directors. All are the busiest Of
the busy. John Hays Hammond, the
mining engineer of worldwide celebrity,
Is making an exhaustive examination
of the central groups, especially the
properties on and sclosely surrounding
Mt Oddie
'SpecuIations as to the outcome of
all this are hardly worth while now.
Doubtless the matter of providing for
reduction works is on the taps,
amongst other determinations. The
Bonanza of next week will give all the
facts that the mining world viii be
informed of at this time"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. l--StaIlStIcS were all
agar st wheat and the market ruled
weak throughout the day with the ex-
ception of some steadiness early. Longs
again threw a lot of stuff on the mar
ket, and with no support prices de-
Clined steadily Large primary receipts
and rapidly accommodating stocks were
the principal bear features. Selling by
the southwest was also a weakening
influence. Worlds shipments were es-
timated at about II, 000, 600 bushels, and
a liberal increase was looked for in the
visible supply. December opened a
shade higher, at 721zc to 725sc, and aft
er holding fairly steady the first hour
the market gave way and the price
dropped to re. The close was NC low
er, at T2@72hc
Weakness in wheat affected the corn
market, and after fairly steady open
ing prices weakened. Trading was
light. The close was weak. December
closing sc lower, at 501z 505sc.
Oats ruled weak, particularly May,
on selling by commission houses infiu-
enced by weakness in other grains
December closed ssQhc lower, at 29Z
929%c.
Provisions We're subject to a steady
selling pressure, longs being the prin-
cipal sellers The market was ex-
tremely weak throughout the day.
January pork closed 2715c lower, lard
zoe lower and ribs 15c lower.
The leading futures ranged as folio VS.:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02

ferred hither by telegraph during the
week.
The loans were augmented by s.. $50. :
100. making $l3.05s. 500 in the fortnight,
the increase last week was probably
due TO temporary loans of funds which
mad been accumulated preparatory to
their disbursement this week for inter
est and for syndicate operations.
The deposits were increased 81. 105.-
600, or $7,760, 800 less than the amount
called for by the gain in cash and in
loans: hence the statement is again our
of proof. q issa ri
The required reserve was augmented
by $2,776,4T5, deducting this sum from
the gain in cash leaves So. So. 625 as the
Increase of surplus reserve to $21, 339, Zoe
as computed upon the net deposits. in
Guiding those of the government. Ex-
GLIDING these deposits, which now
amount to $40. 1S5. 500, the surplus re-
serve increased by Ss.5S7,7z5 to $685.
Another important featu of the
statement was a further increase in cir
cuiatiOn by 81. S65 600. making gain OF
81. 237. 800 in the fortnight
The surplus reserve, computed upon
the basis of all deposits, is now $10,s56.-
800 greater than it was this time a
year ago and the banks are doubtless
IN very strong position for the sea
son. Therefore should there be an inS-
portant revival of speculation involving
increased demands for loans or credits
such a movement would doubtless be
regarded as not objectionable under the
circumstances. Comparing changes 10
loans by some of the larger banks, it is
seen that four Institutions gained
Sc, 500 600 net, that one bank increased
its loans by Sc, 400, 900. Six banks show
a net gain of 81, 900 900 in specie: one
increased in this item by $4,6OO,OO0 and
one bank lost IS, 0Oo, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
WILL 1AwRENcE's LUCK.
Makes a Fine Strike in the Scottish
Chief Ground, Big Cottonwood


Some very large and rich looking
samples of galena ore in the windows
of w. II. Clark's office on Second
South street attracted considerable at
tention among mining men yesterday,
and not few inquisitors sought in
formation as TO where it came from.
The samples were from a. new strike
made in the Scottish Chief group of
claims on the south side of Scott hill,
at the head OF Big Cottonwood canyon.
The property is now being operated
by VIII J. Lawrence under a two years
bond, and the discovery is said to
place the property In a position where
shipments could very shortly begin if
development was subordinated to min
ing. Assays obtained on the ore show
it to contain an average of 4S per cent.
thirty ounces silver, 81 to Sc in gold and
per cent copper, while little more than
a trace in zinc was obtained.
The ground has been looked upon
as very valuable for many years, and
when Mr.. Lawrence took hold a short
time ago not a few of the old operators
and prospectors familiar with the
ground unhesitatingly declared that if
a proper line of development was fol-
lowed it would turn out well. 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. Lawrence is the man to
prove il up, and his friends all rejoice
with him in his good luck
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02

discovered the elixir of life That he f.
6nle win the aid OF A mysterious com
pound, known only 10 himself produced
as result or the years he has spent in
boon. to cure any and every disease thai
II known to the human body There "a
no doubt OF the doctors earnestness IN
making his claim and the renar kCa bIa
cures that he is daily effecttng seems to
pear him Out very strongly. HIS theory
which he advances IS one OF reason ana
based on sound experience in a medical
practice OF many years. 1t costs nothing
to try his remarkable Elixir OF IAfe |"
as he calls IL, for ne sends IL free 10 suxr-
titles tc convince of it's ability to cure so
there is absolutely no risk to ran. Some
OF the cures cited are very remarkably
and but for reliable witnesses would
hardly be credited. The lame have thrown
away crutcheS and walked about after
two or three trials OF the remedy. The
sick, given UP by home doctors have
been restored to their families and friends
In perfect health. Rheumatism, NEURALGIA
stomach heArt, Ivers kidney, blood aud
skin diseases and bladder troubles dis
appear as by magic Headaches back
aches, nervousness, feyers. consumption
coughs. colds, asthma. catarrh. brOnchfffs
and all affections Of the threat. lungs or
a space Of time that is simply marvelous
Partial paralysis. locomotor ata5<is-
dropsy, govt, ScrOfula and piles are quick
~ and permanently removed. It utIrifies
the entire system, blood and tissues. re-
stores normal nerve power circulation
and a state of perfect health is produced
at once To the doctor all systems are
alike and equally affected by this great
Elixir C Life" Send for the remedy
today. It is free TO every sufferer. State
what yoU want to be cured OF and the
pure reredy for it win be sent you free
~ return mail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
The Bank Statement

New York. Nov. 1.-The statement of
the associated banks for the week end
ing today shows:
Loans. $S7S. 500. 700: increase, 81. $50. 100.
Deposits 1898. 791, 200; increase, $1f.-
Circulation. s44Osa.sOO; increase.
81, 965, 900.
Legal tenders. s7O.2s2. 800: increase.
$S42, 500.
Specie, s134.52 900: increase, s.. 500.
Reserve. $244. 7S6. 900; increase. Sc, 1884, :
Reserve required, s22S, 447. 800; in
crease, 80. 776,475.
Surplus. $21, 1885,, 100; increase, Sc. 557. Sos.
United States deposits, S31 AIS, 525; in
crease, 81. 5S7, 725.
The New York Financier says: The
striking statement in the New York
associated banks last week was the
unexpected gain of IS, 334, 100 in cash.
whereas the traceaDle movements OF
money during the week seemed 70 in
dictate a loss of $212, 400. It is note
worthy that the gain in cash last week
makes the total increase in this item
for two weeks $23, 397, 200 or an amount
about equal to the sum disbursed for
bonds bought for the sinking fund and
the receipts of gold at San Francisco
from Australia which gold was trans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02

fury have been the only sensational
features Of the trading Ajax and Ben
Butler are changed but little. Call
fornia has sold down and closes at
321z cents The mill is running stead
lily and there is no apparent cause
for the decline Carisa has sold up to
% cents. but closes at q bid Cen
fury has sold ali the way from IS to 95.
back and forth, closing at IS cents. Con.
Mercur has been quiet, selling between
$1.90 and $195- 1t is a gold property
and pays regular dividends. Creole
and Daily are selling lower, and are
good for profit DAILY West is pay
ing big interest on the market price
of $49.75. Eagle & Blue Bell and Grand
Central are none too strong and may
sell little lower. Little Chief, Joe
Bowers. Manhattan. Martha Washing
ton, Tesora and United sunbeam are
all assessment stocks, and as weak as
they can be and live. At the Lone Pine
they have uncovered a body of high
grade ore, and the stock is in demand
There is but little of it on the local
market
Lower Mammoth is selling at $156,
and Mammoth at s1.76. May Day has
been strong and closes % cents bid
Ontario and Silver King are firm at
interest quotations. Star Con-, Uncle
Sam and Yankee are probably shorts
Wabash is selling at $1-35- There can
be but little loss in buying this stock,
and there is a chance for big profits.
On the open board Naildriver is the
favorite, This is q good stock and l
advise buying for an investment The
Johnny will begin paying dividends
soon, and is a good stock to put away.
New York sells at So cents to 55c, and
Park Summit can be got in small
amounts at 25 cents. Park City Star
is a good prospect and worth buying;
it is in good locality and
well managed. The Hawkeye- Nc
Henry is a very promising mine
with good ore. They have a fine shaft
and first class equipment is ordered.
Daly-Judge is weaker and may sell
lower until they can pay dividends.
The market offers more inducement to
buyers than at any time during the
last two months.
Park City stocks are to become more
and more the favorites. The camp has
paid SIG, 0O0, O00 and dividends are con-
stantly increasing. 1t is becoming the
greatest camp in the world. If 1 can
be of any service to you. write or wire
me at any time. N. A PAGE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
Boston MINNIE Stocks.
Mining Notes.

H. S. Joseph and Joseph Oberndorfer
left yesterday for a trip into the West
Tintic district.
Superintendent E. j. Raddatz of the
Honerine, came in yesterday to spend
Sunday with his family.
Everything yesterday pointed to a
big exodus to Park City today. the last
excursion day of the season.
E. W. Griffith will go out to the Park
today to make an inspection of property
in the interest of local parties.
The Conklin sampling works yester-
day reported the receipt of two car
loads of ore from the Lower Mammoth.
The Taylor G. Brunton sampler yes
terday reported the release of seven
cars of high-grade ore belonging to the
Tonopah company.
James ]. Burke has gone to Nevada
City, Cal, TO hurry work on the mill
which his firm is constructing for the
Red Cross company.
Joseph Crismon has returned from a
trip to the Utah company's Fish Springs
bonanza we'll pleased with the actions
of the steady old producer.
James Z. Beveridge, the mining en-
giEeer. has returned from an examina-
ton of the Ontario Consolidated COM
pany'S property at Park City.
south yesterday, presumably from the
Annie Laurie at Gold mountain, while
Willard F. Snyder is reported to have
gone on to Chicago
During the month of October the
Highland Boy smelter forwarded TWEEN
ty carloads of copper-gold bullion to
the eastern refineries, the last two cars
being billed out Friday afternoon.
The Halifax company, recently or
ganized in this city by David Keith
and others to operate property at Tono-
pah, has it's shaft down nearly $50 feet,
with favorable indications for mine.
A thirty-horsepower hoist is now on
the way to the property.
According to the Bingham Bulletin,
about eighty-five feet below tunnel level
in the Starlus shaft between 1900 and
1000 gallons of water are now making
Another fifty feet of sinking, it is ex-
pected, will carry the bottom of the
shaft into the vein on its dip. The
new electric hoist is working smoothly
and good progress is being made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
oPH1R MINE DEVELOPMENTS.
Silver and Gold Values Gradually In
creasinor in the Ores

creasing in the Ores.
Reports from, Stateline are to the
effect that Manager w. j. Parker CT
the Ophlr has opened up some fine
bodies of ore in that property during
the past few weeks, ore that carries
ar average of fifty ounces silver per
ton, while the gold contents are grad
ually on the increase. The new dis
closures are said to have been made
in the workings between the 800 and
400 levels, with the gold values grad
ually climbing as the phyolitic forma-
ton is approached.
One of the camps prominent operat-
ors declared a day or two since that
Manager Parker had hit the right trail,
and there was, he said, every indication
that the Ophir would prove to be
big gold bonanza in the near future.
The same authority said that the mill,
since the old lixiviation process had
been replaced by the cyanide method,
was also giving a good account of it.
self, the extraction Of the metals being
all that could be desired, while the
cost of treatment was hardly half what
it had been under the first pocess in
trodUced
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
Pages Daily Market Letter.

Never buy stock in a corporation
that has put in years of time, and
much money, in demonstrating the
fact that they have not got a mine,
In most instances they have been dis
appointed in their expectations, and
continue spending time and money in
the desperate hope of finally striking
something. 1t cannot be expected
that all prospects will become mines.
and after a reasonable amount of
prospecting 1t is better to abandon
failure and try a new field. Pay no
attention to the par value of stock.
IT does not change the true value at
all. The property has an actual valu
alton and that is what must govern
in the market. Consider we'll capital
ization. Remember that one share in
the capitalization of 100,0 600 shares rep
resents the same interest as ten shares
in the capitalization of 100000 shares.
There is no mining country that offers
inducements equaling those of the
states of Utah, Colorado, Idaho or Ne
vada. Nature has provided the ore.
and well executed laws provide ample
protection to lives and property rights.
Salt Lake is the center Of this terri
tory and our mining exchange is the
clearing house through which most Of
the mining business is transacted. The
past week on the exchange has been
one of great activity. Prices have had
a wide range, and opportunities for
profits on quick -1r1ls. have been good.
The continued decline IN Wabash
and the erratic performance of Gen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
= =

Grip epidemics occur in alternate
years. This is Grip year, and it be-
hooves you to prepare yourself against
an attack of this disease. which leaves
more desolation and wrecks than a
plague. Wear wooden undercIothing.
avoid exposure, eat nourishing food.
keep free from excitement and worry.
and above all prevent and break up
every Cold, great and small, by using
DIR. Humphreys Specific Seventy
seven"
"77'' consists of a small vial of pleas
ant pellets-fits the vest pocket.
At all Druggists, % cents, or mailed. on
receipt of price. Doctors Book Mailed
Free.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co
Corksr William and John Streets, New
YORK.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
CACTUS COPPER ORE.
pie From the Big Newhouse Bo-
nza Attracted Much Attention.

snza Attracted Much Attention.
an object lesson on the mag
int mineral resources OF Beaver
~ and the monster copper ore bod
ow being developed in Samuel
houses wonderful Cactus bonan-
I short distance northwest of Frfs-
+ would be hard to conceive of
ping more convincing than the 250-
n sample of ore placed on exhi-
b IN the front window of the Short
4 ticket Office on Main street yes
~. The great sample was for
led from the mine by the superin-
snt in order that Mr.. Newhouse
st see how the ore bodies now be-
&oened up compared with what was
bed when he visited the mine early
by and not for a public exhibition,
srsOnally the owner of the mine
have no object in II.
ten IT was explained to him that
khlbitiOn of the sample would tend
vertise the region from which it
4 Mr.. Newhouse at once laid aside
sbjections and acquiesced in As
slt General Passenger and Ticket
~ Spencer's application for per-
pm to place the huge chunk of
There it could be viewed by the
g. An admiring crowd was in and
this Office all day, Il fact that
Ted the interest shown in it. A
swas attached explaining where it
from and giving its assay value
per cent copper.
further explanation IL may be
q that the Cactus mine, of which
Aewhouse IS the sole owner, had
~ Sc. 600. 900 worth Of that char
x<sres blocked out when the
the mine were only 300
20. and that, by estimating the
be carrying an average of only 6
3ent copper The shaft Is now
4 500 feet and so far as developed
the 800 level the ores show a.
zal increase in value, SO it is not
Eerating at ali to say that not
han $4,000. 900 worth of ore viii
<ened up for extraction down to
svei mentioned.