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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
BAD RAILROAD VIDE,
Fatal Disasters Occur ~
yania and the % 10

= 6IdA DASaSCCHS occur IN
vania and the B. & q g.
Railroad wrecks in several W. !.
country caused loss of lif.F r y
Two Of them were in Ohio a., !
Nebraska. In one, which I'D
the Panhandle, not far from VIC
the co!lition Of the limited t,'' &
loaded coal car which had b,@ q
from q siding and run unon Il
track wrecked the engine b,S u
engineer beneath it, and cars5.
plosion Of the gas tank under in
coaches. This set fire to II, b
Six passengers, five men and
an, were burned to death n
trainmen and passengers WIN T.
capped from the other coacba,
powcrless to rescue them on sam
the intense heat Of the fire, NJ
passengers were injured. Va
The wrecked train was tbo r@
Limited, from st. Louis for MI
While running at over sixty ;,
hour it crashed into a freight =
with coal, which had escaDps NJ
freight train and which came AZ
tied on a down grade, runpn,
rate Of forty miles an hour M, n
was terrific and was followed in,N
ly by the explosion Of gas tank, q
the Pullmans. The limited h,
sisted of a big engine, two mail
day coach and four Pullman, n
the two rear sleepers were III
There were fifty passengers On ast,
and it is considered marvellous tte
escaped. Many were asleep 7nt
crash came and those in the "
cars were hurled from their b., q
the mass of wreckage. For nraass
two hours the debris burned an :
only put under control when thu
partment from Dayton arrived =,
enforced the local firemen. II
Thirty miles south of ZanesvTss
on the Ohio and Little Kanawh,
Of the Baltimore and Ohio the .
Of a train passing over higAe
broke it's coupling. The car rn =
ties until it fell and rolled down .
bankment forty feet high. The co.,
demolished, two persons were klso
mortally injured and a score qT
hurt. :,
A Rock Island train jumped fit
three miles west of South Omah.s
killing the fireman and fatally :
the conductor. Two express mes
were hurt. },
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

capped Oregon con-
vict, has ended. No
further posses will
start after h / m i.
The pursuit of Ira
cy through Clark,
Cowlitz, L e W ! 8 !,
Thurston, Pierce,
Kitsap, Snohomish,
and King Counties,
W ashington, h a 8
cost these counties
$4,000. The fact
that Oregon de-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
M'kINLEY MEMORIAL ASSURED.
Entire Sum Needed Is Believed tn Have
Been Contributed.

Been Contributed.
1t Is believed the entire sum necessary
% erect the memorial to President Nc
kinley Is about completed and the next
important step is the raising Of an en-
ooWment fund Of 100000, the interest
o. which will be used to care for the me-
mortal. 1t is hoped to raise this money
from the personal friends of the late
president. The souvenir which is to be
sent TO each contributor is being printed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

BANDIT IkAoE1' cllnes to pay Mrs.
Waggoner, Of Chehalis, the reward for
Merrills body has done much toward the
fiat drop of the Tracy hunt. it is said
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

"Meet me Friday night, at about nine'
on the wharf"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
HUNT FOR TRACEY ABANDONED.

Washington Counties, After Spending
$4,000 Give Up Chase.
After forty days Of continual pursuit
by men and bloodhounds, all organized
effort to capture Harry Tracy, the es-
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York March %. 1902
FLOUR AND MEAI~-The hour market. while steady
in tone. was rather quiet today and UNCHANGED as
81 75a$S So patents SO 90ds4 25 spring clears
ntcr s. ios 2o no gade sci g$2S % spot and to
g. S 40 5dc ,c q a 9u8ted Fac !2 f2Si
Firm Quoted dried s. 40a$s 80 brand. -.
81 45asI so: cosrse 81 55&Sl Quoted
Rri SPRING bran Bulk SIS spring bran rddng SIS 5oa
s2 20: coarse winter bran S2l So city bran 500 buck
s24 hominy chop $50; oil meal S27qS2s.
wefe & oPen % IN 1nc Corn itS Wbes Pef far behind
irs there was moderate general
which lasted pretty much through pug fhe b On ne ne
late curb the gradual reaction took place becoming que
the May option that hour down to 771sc New-York
movement the Western markets showing declines but not
the heaviness existing here Corn had strong influence
turn affected by the break OF the last hour In absence
FORMER Was ooncered had rather bulish intetPreati5n
Dodge city kan reported inches OF snow. and much
colder weather prevailed generally through the Southwest
were noyed In various parts Gf the West and thT9pghout
hs 0o c5sIaSe a5s Ta5f Oiu occUTed FxpoTe?s nat
i1r ,ad fa r5ers hut renorted loads 10 Northerp
70 red closed s2sc elevator ard 20 SC anoa 30
Northern Duluth so'sc and No hard Manitoba $50 %
active covering by shorts SEM the b corn & arKei up m
vigorous manner To-Day, May AZ the Mest au'ahce-
The lasted throughout the forenoon continued
hour al chicago the curb by considerable
profit taking that the O'CLOCK price al
York 652c, against 65sc at Il o'clock The move
was his light & a. m s points on n % OF s s3 ~
manipulation among the shorts In the
market 1l.O0O bush y F G, 5000 bush No mixed
1000 bush sold on local account No
67Ssc 61iac o , afiOat for
port. straight No 2 sac; No white 6s7sc and No
yellow. o .OATS-In the
the West inclined toward
all owing sales for long account and
lack support. closed 4sc; No 2, 47c; No
white. 50c. No white 49c track mixed 47G4sc: track
white 4SR55c and No white clips. 51c...... RYE
Market easy; No / Western. 6+tc and No Western.
e3%c both b ahoat; state 6OG6lc. BARLEY
Market Feeding quoted 63d65c. and mailing.
6S672c. both New-York Wheat Including -four
ports the week according 'Bradstreet's.' aggre
29O41I0 bush against 1904 bush last week and
bush this week last Wheat exports.
July 1901 date (th!rtynine weeks) aggregate le4
bush against l49 923 2+ bush last Corn
aggregate 5 bush $50 S9l bush last
a43 bush last year July l. 1901. date
exports 1874 40 bush 143 s66 3T7 bush
last
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
GOOD BANK STATEMENT.
CASH HOLDINGS INCREASE.
THE SURPLUS RESERVE


The bank statement yesterday was SURPRISING
ly favorable. Instead Of loss in cash gam
of 81. 524, 900 was shown. The gain in cash. 10
gether with decrease Of 81. .SS1 800 in deposits
effected an increase Of Sc. .494. .325 in the sur
plus reserve The surplus reserve was thus
brought up TO S6.9e5575 A year ago II was
81 $50 800 and two years ago II was SSooo'1oo.
A contraction Of Ss.S7S,6C0 in loans reflected
,urtailrnent Of operations in the stock market
The matter Of most Importance revealed by the
oank statement was. perhaps, that the interior
movement OF money. instead Of having been
against New-York as supposed. was, as a fact.
n favor Of New-York. The result Of the recent
stiff rates for money at this centre, accordingly,
las been not only 10 stop the outflow Of money,
out to bring money hither from other points. 1t
IeeYns 10 be assured that there will be no dis
:urbance IN money tomorrow, incidental to ar
engagements for the April interest and other
disbursements II may be that "the corner has
been turned" in the money market, and easier
conditions Will prevail hereafter. Rates may not
,elax to any extent, but restriction of accom-
notation may not be required.
The Stock Exchange having been closed yes
erday, the effect Of the bank statement on the
tock market will not be disclosed until to-mor-
'ow. The effect ought TO be favorable, but
here are other things that enter into specu-
awe CONSIDERATIONS, SOch as the OulIOoh LOT the
rops and the probabilities to labor troubles.
comparatively high rates for money are main
aimed IL will not be adverse indication.
Business is very active throughout the country,
md provides full employment for the money in
circulation. 1t is necessary, therefore, TO keep
Up rates in New-York in order to retain money
iere. 1t would quickly go elsewhere were rates
ct down materially. 1t is a healthy situation
when money commands good rates. because
here is use for 1t in carrying industrial and
mercantile operations. II is an unhealthy situa-
ION, on the other hand, when money rules high
,ecause of a lack Of confidence. There is, hap
lily no lack Of confidence now. There is no
BOARDING Of money. but instead. it is freely be-
ng invested in undertakings, for there is moth
ng in sight to interrupt the extraordinary pros
.erity of the United States The New-York
money market has certainly been handled with
kill by the banks.
The usual weekly table Of price changes for the
ctive stocks follows
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

MEXICAN BONDS FOR SALE.-The George D
Cook Company. of NewYork and Chicago to-
gether with Mason. Lewis & Co. of Chicago and
Boston are offering 100000 OF Mexican Govern
ment redeemable internal per cent bonds OF the
fourth series, payable in Mexican dollars. Prin-
cipal and interest these bonds payable at
the New-York Security and Trust Company, No
46 Wall-st The bonds listed the London
Stock Exchange. and application VIII be made TO
have them listed the New-York Stock Ex-
change. These bonds dealt ir al London, Ber-
lin. Frankfort and Amsterdam. thIs having an
international market.
FERRY COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William Nichols & No. Is wall-st3
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

DOMESTIC EHCHANGE.-New-Orle Com
ercial, par; bank. s. premium San Francisco
!ght. lOc; telegraph. l2lzc. Boston-Par Chicago
Par. Charleston-Buying, par; selling l-lOc pre-
ium Savannah-Buying 75c discount: selling
c premium Cincinnati-Between banks 25c dis
'unt; over the counter, SOC premium. ST Louis
ar Minneapos-75c premium
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

OCEAN FREIGHTS-In and sail tonnage bust
ness was light in all departments
changed Quotations to Liverpool
London and Antwerp, lS.d. Hull Newcastle 2I2d
Bristol 2Sd, Letth Sd; Hamburg 22l2 pigs: Bremen
pigs rotterdam. &C; cotton Liverpool
London oats, CHARTERS steamer 2a7
tons. cotton Savannah United Kingdom or Continent
private terms, April British
CUR TO United Kingdom Continent. private terms
April: British steamer. 1853 ore
Ihadelphia or Baltimore. 0sqes cd. respectively April
May: British steamer, lS21 tons. Nev-York Gulf
trade one trip. 1850: Norwegian ship refined
petroleum, hence to Denmark IS abroad.
German ship. 1890 bbls refined petroleum.
Baltic. private terms chartered abroad; German bark
800 bbls same; Norwegian ship 1890 same
weglan snip 500 ools same Norwegian bark, 5000 obIs
same Norwegian bark bbs same: Norwegian bark
4o0O bbls same; Norwegian bark 1900 bbIs same
wegian bark 5000 bbls schooner TONS asphalt
Trinidad 10 NewHork. private terms.
tons. sugar Sagua NewYOrk I0c: schooner
ties brunswick 10 Santiago. lSl-c: schooner tons,
lumber Brunswick NewYork s. % schooner tons
lumber. FernandiEa to Philadelphia So schooner.
tons. kiln dried lumber Wilmington c. New-York.
Sound or Boston, private terms: schooner
asphalt. Long Island City net md
back Potomac River Boston chestnut ties l6c:
schooner lS9 TONS coal Port Reading Bangor private
OuSS-Cottonseed oil inactive. nrmly held. with
not much for sale Petroleum unchanged
prices Linseed oil active and with old prices
stlll in force. We quote: Petroleum. bhls and in
bulk 81 6S Philadelphia. bbls. 81 bulk. 81 90,
Geaasd cases Nsw.Y9sk: s. 30 Cottonseed oil.Prims
crude o mills 95G36o; prime summer yellow. 43o; on
summer yellow 42sc' butter grsdss s7c; prime white.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
increased ss,sss7oo and surplus reserve decreased

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
For reference the closing bid and asked quota
tons on Thursday last Uhe Stock Exchange having
since been closed) printed:
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call. nomnally ~
Pr cent Time money quoted at 4HG4s per
ant for thirty TO sixty days "a per cent for four
onths and a. Q4I5 per cent for five and six months
ommercial paper was quoted at 41zq5 per cent for
aty to ninety days. per cent for choice four and
* months single names and 81 per cent for
Tiers
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market firm. Actual
using rates foJIou-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
THE Federal TREASURY.

Washington. March 29.-The condition of the
Treasury, divisions Of issue and redemption at the
beginning Of business to-day was follows:
RESERVE FIND
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NNFc NO-hL +N->AA-''
Furnished by William z Nichols Co.. No. IS WaI-st)
Int nerIod Bid Asked
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

Issa e22 aaa5aaOo
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

'And interest dividend.
STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
NEW-YORK
Furnished by William Nichols Co.. No. Is wall-st)
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

/ Saturday, Thursday. Net
Mar. -. Mar. -. changes
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
ACTIVE STOCKS.

Furnished by william F. Nichols Co.. No wall-st.
Rid Asked Bid Asked
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

Int. period. Bid. / Asked.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

SAnd interest
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

Int. Int.
rate. period. Bid Ask
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
INACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by William E Nichols Co.. No. Is wal-st)
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
GAS COMPANIES.

FURNISHED by William E Nichoi. 4 Co M 7. vv,u.,,
Bid. A.La5 | ,
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

SEX dividend
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-21
MANILA CLUB
Of HAWANANS

For about three months the Ameri-
cans in Manila who were formerly resi-
dent of the Hawaiian Islands, have
been endeavoring to get together for
the purpose of organizing a Hawaiian
Club. Their labors were rewarded on
Saturday night, when about 40 former
residents of Hawaii got together and
organized what is officially and I'M
officially known as Hui Aloha. The
meeting was held at the American
Club, and the following officers were
elected: President, ]. c. Lenhart; vice
president, C. B. Ripley; secretary,
Charles MCGUIRE; treasurer. Louis t.
Grant. The executive committee con-
sists of ]. C. Lenhart, C. B. Ripley,
Charles k Mcclure, Louis It. Grant.
]. F. Kennedy, r. H. Rycroft, and T.
NJ. Stack.
TIE object of the society is the pro-
motion OF social interests and the keep
ing alive of a bond of union between
all the former residents of Hawaii now
in the Philippines.
"A committee consisting of Rycroft,
]. F. Kennedy, Charles t. Mcguire and
T. NJ. Stack, was appointed to arrange
genuine Hawaiian luau This glori-
fication meeting Will De held some time
in August. Mr.. Kennedy has located
Makua, who is known as a first class
poi FOUNDER, and the committee has al
ready gone to work with vim and
snap to make the luau a success.
Great credit is due to the efforts of
Messrs. j. C. Lenhart, Charlie Camp
bell, j. F. Kennedy, and r. H. RycrofS
for the formation of the society. They
have worked hard for along while in
their efforts to get the Hawaiians to-
gether, and these efforts have been
crowned with earned success.
The members enrolled are: j. c. Len
hart, c. B. Ripley, Charles K. Mcclure,
Louis T. Grant, ]. F. Kennedy, r. II.
Rycroft T. NJ. Stack, ]. A. Campbell,
Nat Black, Wallace Tumble, c. Trum-
BILE, F. j. Cody, Joseph Hartman, II.
Brown, Makua, G.. J. Haskins, VIM.
Git, ]. e. Schubert, w. D. Potter, DR..
LindIay, Volcano Marshall, Louis Nc
Grew, P. Stanmore, B. Gardner, j.
Miller, C. MacComber, T. Carney, c.
A. Johnson, Capt. Lablond, j. Matthew,
s. L. Stevenson, Harry Wharton, A. L.
Cook, f. L. Rieckenberg, w. O'Shea.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-21
To Elect Precinct Captain.

The following notice has been circu-
lated by the secretary of the Young
Mems Republican Club to members re-
siding in the new eighth precinct:
Owing TO the recent division of the
second precinct, Fourth District it be-
comes necessary to elect precinct cap
tain. You are notified. that a special
precinct meeting of the members of
the Young Mems Republican Club in
your precinct (Fourth DistricD now
eighth precinct, for the purpose Of
electing such precinct captain, and the
transaction of other important matters,
is called for Thursday evening, August
list, at o'clock, at the headquarters of
the Young Mems Republican Club.
Male lima hall. 1131 Fort street, up
stairs, opposite the Club Stables.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-21
Civil Cases In District oourt.

The following cases were on the
docket of the Second District Court
yesterday and were disposed of by
Judge Wilcox as follows:
Thomas Fitch VS.. ]. D. Holt, assump-
sit, $3.50, continued to August % by con-
cent: Thomas Metcalf VS.. John Kalihi.
replevin, 800. judgment for defendant;
Tang See VS.. a. NJ. Brown, high sher-
iff, replevin, 800 damages, judgment
claimed, or $50 damage in lieu of said
property; NJ. Phillips & Co. VS.. Kan
Tai, assunpsit. S275.90. continued to Au-
gust ~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-21

a COLD AT THIS SEASON is
most annoying. and should not be neg
lected. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
viii relieve the lungs, make expectora-
ton easy, effect a quick cure and leave
the system in a healthy condition. It
always cures and cures quickly. Ben
son, Smith & Co., Ltd, wholesale
agents. sell it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-21
TESTS OF pol
HAVE BEEN MADE
Report Of Food Commissioner
Shorey for the Month
o. July.

The report of Food Commissioner
Shorey for the month of July was sub
mitted yesterday to the Board of
Health The report deals as usual for
the most part with milk tests, though
considerable portion of it concerns
tests of poi. The average Of the poi
tests show about 20 or II per cent of
solids, % per cent water AMI about $50
of ash.
The rsporc concludes:
I'm no case was there found any for
eign starch, or any mineral substance
other than that naturally in the ash.
The taro from which poi is being made
from disease.
"A sample of Sledge Brand Condens-
ed Milk was examined and found to
have the following composition:
Total solids ...... So. IA per cent.
Butter fat ............. III per cent.
Ash ................. 2.02 per cent.
Protein ). ............ 7-7S per cent.
"A sample of brandy submitted by
private party was found to be colored
with caramel and to contain rather a
large amount of fusel oil. 0.596 per cent.
The brandy is made partially at least
OF ordinary spirits coIored. The bottle
was labelled Boomerang" Australian
Brandy, Joshua Brothers Ltd, Mel
bourne.
Milk shown to be below standard was
from the following diaries:
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-07-31
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-07-31

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-07-31

when we left: land behind us at
nine o'clock.
That was the last stop before
we reached Chicago Monday
morning. Some of us had dread
ed the day on lake Michigan, as
we were the fartherest from land
there, and so in greater dan
ger in case of a storm, but the
weather was calm and Sunday
passed quietly but happily on
board the Peerless. It seemed
like Sunday, though there were
no church bells ringing to tell us
so. The peaceful air of Sun
day afternoon was felt even out
of Sight and sound of land.
There was nothing to see but the
sea gulls, which followed the
boat and which we fed; it was
just water, water, everywhere. .
Though the moon was not full
the evening was fine and the
moonlight glorious. All were on
deck till late watching the gold
eu streak of light that streamed
across the restless water, listen
ing to the splashing of the waves
and dreading the end of the per
feet night and the perfect trip.
We were a little late getting
into Chicago, so it was nearly
eight o'clock when we said our
goodbye to the good ship Peer
less and her capital captain, and
other officers. Captain Page is a
fine gentleman, and one who did
much to make the South Dakota
Press Association trip the great
success that it was. He and all
the officers of the boat, especially
Purser Hawkins Brooks, Stew.
ard c. c. Palmer and Engineer
Edward Meek were very kind ir
every way, and cheerfully an.
swered our many and sometimes
very foolish questions.
Captain Page has been on tht
lakes over thirty years and W.
shall ''sail under his flag" wher
we make the trip Of the lake.
next time.
At Chicago the party separ
ated, going to other places t.
visit or taking different route,
home. We stayed there fou
days, and July 1s reached home
a little poorer in our pocket book
but much richer and broader i,
our minds and lives. We hav
something else to dream Of now