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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26
REDUCED RATES.
To St louis

via Oregon Short Line for the dedica-
tory ceremonies of the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition. Tickets on sale April
% and %. return limit May 10. Full
particulars from agents.
CITIZENS COAL co.
Kemmerer. Rock Springs, G.. Gate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26
Wool Market

ST. Louis April 25.-Wocl-Uuchangcd
medium grades and Combiug. l50lS. light
fine lialli heavy fine, 04l3. tub washed
lSu2Sla-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26

New York. April 25.-The Financier this
week says: One feature of the official
statement of the New York associated
banks last week was decrease of $45s2.-
2Q1 instead Of "a gain in loans the latter
having been looked for as the result Of
more liberal offerings OF money by the
chief lending institutions during the week.
This loss, however, may have been re-
Election of the previous weeks business,
when there was large Liquidation OF
speculative account on the stock eN-
change while. contrary to expectations.
the official statement of the banks for
that week showed an important Increase
In loans. The banks gained S5,056. 100 in
cash. Of which S3Z60O consisted Of
specie. This gain was smaller by $625.3D
than that which was estimated from the
traceable movements Of money during the
week. The discrepancy may be accounted
for I'm great part however. by the average
system OF the banks. The average gain
for the fortnight as shown by the official
statements was Sfl6S 600 while the aver
age Of the estimates for this period was
S5,7lj2o0. Deposits increased S3l3,lUO.
which Is a little below the difference be
tween the gain In cash and the loss In
loans, therefore the statement was
harmonious. The required reserve was
increased $500, which sum, deducted
from the increase i'm cash. leaves A9T.-
SIS as the increase I'm surplus reserve. this
item now ls 2l0gS5, So. Calculated on the
basis OF deposits, less those Of So. %. 200
Of the government the surplus reserve is
$50 306.2l5 Circulation showed the small
increase of $1,000, but even this light gain
is noteworthy for this period Of the year.
when usually there Is a large reduction
Of circulation. The average daily clear
ings of the banks last week were Sis
100000 against S2i200000O I'm the previous
week; this reduction was due to the fact
that the stock exchange was closed on
Wednesday. Among the noticeable changes
U me item of loans was the increaes OF
Sj.5010 900 by the Mercantile. caused bv the
absorption OF the Broadway. this merger
becoming effective on Wednesday. Three
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26
saturdar,s go statement.

New York. April 25.-The statement Of
averages of the clearing house banks
of this city for the week shows.
Loans S30625.l03: decrease. $4,5S22Jt.
Deposits $sS1e033lQ. increase. 1913, 100.
Circulation Sl353S030. increase. $4,000.
Legal tenders SOS 6ll 200. increase,
81 1913 500
Specie &6i.ZI5lu0. Increase. &3l3.600.
Reserve. S352SS6,300. increase. S5o56,lo0,
Reserve required, S2Zl 9O0S25; Increase,
$1S2l5
surplus increase. &lo,9Sj,4 49,; increase, $-
$685.
FIX United States deposits, S2O,3O6. 30;
increase SfSS5U2j
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26

New York. April 5.-Butter-Rcceipts.
500 packages Firm. state dairy. no
q, creamery. 35.
Eggs-Receipts. 10000 packages. Strong.
state and Pennsylvania. l6Ql6i5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26
Coffee and Sugar.

New York. April -Cpffee-Spot Rio
nominal; No. Z invoice, 5 5-l6; mild,
quiet; Cordova, 7%GI-.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26

Chicago, April 25.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
easier. Creameries, lSQ23ia; diaries, log
-
Eggs-Easier l5iz
Cheesc-Firm. l3GI2It
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paciRn - 60.

San Francisco. April wheat weak:
December. 12i. cash. 2dAa4.
Barley-Weak. May lu2i December 10
Coru-Largc yellow l55Nl5iiz.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26

DR.. A. Scott Chapman. dentist, now
located room 8. Walker Bank building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26

Fifty Fine AlI-over Embroidered Net
Skirts over Percal.ne foUnced drop,
especially adapted for party and
evening wear. The price they ought
TO sell for would be $12 to $500, but
during this sale, or while they last,
our clearing price viii be.............
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26

Forty Little Misses Tau0r-made Suits.
jacket and skirt separate. just the
same as ladies' two or three styles
sailor and Elton jackets i'm brown and
tan mixture, trimmed with red and
green, sizes 10. IL. -. IS and IA years;
regular price IS $3.50 90 $1,000. Clos
ing price viii be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
ASK MILLIONS FOR
RURAL DELIVERY
Postmaster General Payne WV
Ask Congress to Give
$50, ooO,o 900.
$1,000 ROUTES IN SIGH
rhs. Number Expected by Close OF the
Year, and 1t Is Desired to open
Many Thousands OF Addt-
tionai Ones.

Washington, Oct 5.-Postmastef Gen
ere! Payne viii probably ask Tor an aP-
propriation of $50, 600, 600 for rural ifes
delivery service mex year, Whlch u
81 SOC. 600 more than congress appropri-
ated for the current year. The appro-
priation for the current year LOT lhs
extension OF the service will ali ne useo
I'D by the end OF the present catetta.
wear. only enough remaining TO pay
salaries for xhe remaining slN hlols-.eIhiss
OF the fiscal year Il Is not UfliIhsly
that congress will appropriate q oe-
icfency allowance amounting 10 S"voe'-
600 or SS.Qts0,0 coo 10 provide tor ES"
routes that are put on this year inns
was the way the rapid eSta ohsHHlsL
OF new routes last year was PROVIDED
for last session Congress appropriated
for the purpose S59e-tN9-
1900 Routes by January I.
Under authorization OF congress,
there have been established since July
l last $50 new routes And there are zig
that have been agreed On and are YET
to be nut in operation this year II is
expectad that by the end OF the present
fiscal year there viii De IN all 2l.eVt
routes IN operation. The estimate IS
made tl.at it will take Sc, 500. 800 TO OPP
crate the routes hat VIII be in exist
ence az the end Of the year, and 5000
coo more will be asked To S-
6ItIoIai routes
In submitting his estimate for rural
free delivery service. the postmaster
general WILL undoubtedly call the at
tention of congress TO the fact that in
order 10 do the greatest good 10 the
greatest number OF people he was
obliged 10 make q rule h & no route
should be established on which fewer
than 100 families resided, 2 rule that
has seriously retarded the extension OF
the service in Minnesota and his own
state OF Wisconsin. While he Will not
ask congress 70 tx limitations for the
establishment Of routes. Mr.. Payne
would be greatly relieved If some
standard vas fxed by legislation. 1t
IS not improbable that VIII
prescribe 4 minimum number of fam
ilIes or pieces of mall 70 be handled be-
fore 2 route is established.
CAPTAIN Castles Report.
Captain Henry a Castle, auditor foz
the posrofIce department. estimates
thai the deficit OF tha department for
the fiscal year ending Juns 30 last VIII
approximate SsSlT.oga- Estimated re
erpe6itures sE3S,SS5. %d-a considerable
Increase in both cases over preceding
wears: but still h deficiency OF last
year eLceeds thai Of the preceding yezl
by ever s1.5@3.0G3. The increase in tht
deficiency Is due 10 the extension % ths
rural service, expenditures toT Thlcr
to SS0dG,6@1 last year aT2E
which vii increase rapidly each ysal
un.il a1i available territory is coye-sc
wt-r this service.
While stating that the rural free de
Eys-y service Is the OF the p-es
sOr deficiency, Captain Castle does no
say hat the service should not be sX
tended. He believes that rural ss-vtc1
IS e good thing ard hat ultimately
g|tS D-E its Evr wzE
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
1T CAUSED 4 MURDER.
Quarrel Of Won1en Over a Spool q
Thread CAUSED q Ecr7:oi6e.

New Orleans Oct 5-Dav36 A Cal
IawaE was shot and KILLED by Charles
". Simpson IN q househo&1 feud or the
hanks q the Mississippi i've yss-a--
day. Both man were GU ne-s of house
boats The murder reveals Z strange
Mrs Galloway was the daughter Of
Major Rand. { member OF cae q IAe
most a~-istccrartc families g Virginia
She married Colonel Thomas BsTe-SE,
Gree collector OF customs at = Paso,
Texas After his Death she -2@t Gala
way az N~5Gksou-s. Miss and they Ee7s
married last January Leaving society,
vae-s she aa5 been { leader q fash
ions she became -he mistress OF z
-holSz5ca1 Galloway bang 3 CTs- trad
At.
MIS- Galloway and E-S Simpson
cua--eEa5 over z spccE Of thread sew
e-al weeks ago ana THAR husbands to1k
NJ chs quarrel Galway threw z
stick q wood al Simpson The LATTER
reached tnso his kitchen. guE his shot
gun and killed Galway
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
TO CURTalL
Drastic Sssps l1augGrat=d to Re52-,
TIE Lccn SgrcIy.

NraSSc Sseps l1ausGrats6 to Rs5@-,
tire Iron Suppiy.
: York. Co. S--The recent heavy
declines II t1@ vaIcls Of railroad and
Industrial Stocks has had 4 depressing
S-ec@ IL the iron Ga6s. according 10
7 Iron As@ : ~Al,atser which may
GATe considerable ectsC- however, IS
II G~@G-4u2<iol- ID &z made lt.ls Heaa.
u Specifications .o- sfe great tunnels
u MS c2sy % 5e buE.c oy the PeanSyE-
E-lL4 S422-C-S company
:. - uCLe- SZlD& l&zSe vast require
E=1S Hz-4 Include oEsE SQa.&@& I01s Of
G-s-2ZSs
Ps GoE manufacturers ara much in
EARNEST II G-=L- 9G5zzEoE * C2ETaEE
t~-11GclC-- l. Is aCpe1 u GAc1 = re-
G1--v1 u IL ieass - per ant
Z-gES have 1=@1 made 10 " Co.
operation o 2GoGUGezs throughout tie
GSssEzs---
The excess q r-o~s1ctza1 over coa-
S-ZSEt1 : Z11 1@2Ezvs5 20 De vaEy,
S=--c@ EcSS5oly not - Per ca1G and
Ii S-QzE u Il-S KIM continued fer :
1ul11 wc4.5 S-zZs EocUs & Zao-s
1s&2-zZ -alaEzal G. SIMPLY 10 demand
SCEc@ posted - = number OF east
so furnaces that wages xiii De- re-
EgceS E@ pr cent Show thai 6-zS<se
Measures ara l=caSSzEE- CC1SGLe-S
are carrying T=-y sgg2@- stocks
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
WILL BE NO STRIKE
sutchers Make Terms and HiA Mo- !
Uu the Packing Houses

Chicago Oct THE threatened So
s-a3 strike Of pee5 butchers eGpgoyz- =
raa big packing plants % Chicago @I-
!. ether lS q the country vi ~
come Of
Late SATURDAY night rh= butchers o.
cf5e+5 10 ysal1 10 TIE a=-l-2-lS d ~
mcge- - DO al extra wo-a 2SS.a.=
IN cases q emergency and ia= ET-.-
eaueEves % the packers. il P-@ze1--s
the proposition agrse1 10 grant q II
crease of - CENTS 3 Gay 70 Ill CltG-V-7
VEG @-1 s. 2 day ~ -2ora-
WhIZe affairs o. t1e butchers 12-a
hare baaE2 hanging n ~ RAN
Michael D.orZeZly. EzaIo1z1 P:@Sl-.--
II me AnasaE2leG Mai CUTTERS -
Butchers VI LzlzS2s Tie -
who nEaa z1= zegog5zLaZ-S- rs p
stricken with : ssTee 021sSS-
IN Dozl1eZlys absence, & : ec:-
- Omaha mas been Spokesman o -
butchers committee -.
e Il. Eel. Superintendent O. ~
Hammond Packing company, 5 c.
nan o. tie packers committee -
the conference w5z1 the o=z oCt--
has reached : final Agreement r.
t1arEc-as WIFI sheep butchers Gi o.
>EaGsS VIII EsE1l
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
CIRCUIT WONT BE OUSTEDt
v i'll Stay on New York Fusion Ticket
if He Has to Anaea! to Courts.

New Yo.k, oct. THE only de-
cislve move in the political campaign
was taken by the convention OF the
Greater New York democracy, led by
John c. Sheehan. Which unanimously
adopted resolutions denouncing the
course OF the citizens union and re-
publican conventions, declaring that
party basis. and ple6sins its support
to the democratic ticket, headed by
Mcclellan, Grout and Fornes.
The citizens union met and adj
iourned without ,corliIg to any oeGl-
sion regarding the fusion candidates
for comptroller and aidermanic presi-
dent, Ii is now definitely settled that
whatever action h iusionistS may
take. circuit and Fornes VIII remain on
the Tamnaany ticket.
Mr., Circuit resolutely refuses to be
ousted from the fusion ticket and de-
clares his determination 10 defend his
rns;tioo in the courts. In response TO q
Statement issued by Mayor Low de-
claring that he had no recollection OF
n second conversation with Mr.. Grout,
the latter replied c~ausucaNy TO the eff
feet tina the mayors failure 10 reEaen-
ber could not be considered Il direct
denial.
Mir. Fornes broke silence by Issuing
Il statement that he. like Nr. Grout,
had consulted with the uiaNor relative
10 his acceptance OF = democratic nom
inaticn. 10 which. he says, the mayor
appeared TO perceive TO objection MI
ForCeS also Ssaid that he would noI re
tire from either CShei. although he
would take no legal action 70 connpst
his retention on that of The t~uSIontSt&
The a6herents Of William s DeVery
held = conference and formally noI3L'
iIeS him for mayor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
DEMANDS MORE POWER
Interstate Cc---&ssaoa Shows That u
Car DC &ocn4ag un1s- Sne l-
kris law IS FaSa

-zgx= commission @Elz : Ezs@ % 90
Z4-zZEE E--<1z- r5aeEs G122 arg Cc2-
zzEEe1 l2a1 = ~ 44w Il present. aZs
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L1zz-zzE1a= II T1-zo-s 0ZE2z-G5Z2 Ak
- = SZ-1-E GZ-a1-
IN 1u EEe E=@z q S--t1A &SEzSA-LcE
~ -zzzz@ us Bs.-a A-e--Ea Tt I-CZ-
80 -eG4aEeS IL AEL-S cLZ -c.lzAL-s
- x-UELS6G- EC- l~-eFsGoEHG CT unjust
LSGgZ---Z@EzGz Il lzzzE rates 5@EwEz
ZESEsZ-E 41N-zZzLL5S O. Ss1-zC-S. o. Il
~Zs LSSz-LzEzo- O E-E1Ez- O.
lz-EGAE GC1 44SS -Ez- cZ--cza rats
E1- 5ar r~-IzAE11- against Go-lz-GzeGE
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re aEZ q - c3E--zsSEcZ Is II s@zZ-e
EEIceF1Zy sc- LIE gZE1@ 81 correcting
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Battle Creek Blacksmith S=S Fo@R d
= Mhsei and Receives Injuries
CcSesas Life

Rz--gs Creek "a 0 7--HS145e
S. : hgacssuEE q this pGss WIZ
Fs-5yzne ho-1ss Easz evening IoA A---
nzy- ro- caa OF MS 1=z AlsS1
ns.- The spoke az gns tCoGI slsS -
as a2gEy and before IAe rAn -laa o.
Ncupa. he was SO badly a31.A @-
ssars resulted IN a Eew au2ES
Ezaiy was lllG Sas -
49, Sc oua--Ga5 with MS ec---
-s-zg-s wra-n ne finally PIT c2< a. l1=
$50 The. he wh5pge5 MP ne zc-s
hs-E scr tangled In Laa W2e@@- e--
rs snsu-s@ HIS EsES 1SS 2Ee1IL -
-y--sl places, G1e ea1S SEAaE
a-,s -zs-s pro.-l1zE 1-ol -2r E@
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
SHORTAGE IN IOWA BANK
Cashier Is MISUNDERSTANDING May
Reach Into Thousands

Iowa Fails, Ia. Oct Having dis
covered IRREGULARITIES III the booaS Of
he Home Savings hank OF this GCy.
yhe directors have taken charge and
removed Edward .. SoISs, G&SnEsr. Al
eyys-. accountant has been Placed III
charge Who. with : corps u assistants,
VII make an exhaustive eNaG&1AJ1on
q ne cpr&5tsem az the hank. The
sr.a..rc a. S1oS:Sse is Do- known hat
:. Is though, 4 Will reach several IHN1-
sad dollars Al-p.a funds 10 meet
MI requirements q GepoS:to-S have
been proTI5ei hE the 6s-StloTs ]2G
there Is -loc : question IS 70 k2e $2tF
e~ry a. ,se bank No ore VIII sustain
ANY tass 50 Ia- IS :hs bank Is cc2-
49,.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
DISEASES or T76 HORSE
Tvs Hur57e3 Thousand cop2ss Ct Es-
rore Are = s. Printed.

Washington. 0St, S--Il& special e
ol.s c~Gr6.ss@ssS q the hG->S~ a&s bss-
~@Yses II accordance Win : resolution
-E-sSs 2rgi Viii SGol * lS>slsG-
s resolution under which TIE 1iss-
en- REVISION vas made p-GFllsS 5cr C1e
printing and binding II >c-c - -%-lIG
comics. 10 O. brought Up 70 GZIss G-&Q-Q
Szl.sS Eo~ the Use 81 Ea< n0G>s q CSp1e-
ss2uavlveS @4.U9T copies -cT me SalG;s,
an SQa Eo- E2e department q 2gEl-
Sv..ure- The A--oIZl.e2: IL ne depart
mani : 50 Sz22&l Il&L = Nj! 1&vS ZCns
Tor Seas~. GlstEulC2cG- GGG hose UGo
-sy desire copies a. l&= c~ra-l should
S~-.v 70 ~EZa-z8erS a. th@ IS congress,
- we1-2 al copies q rs coSSEsS-o222
aE.3rzs.c2- vSia he Ee-3ES-s&-
-aEs book IS CT Special G2ce1ss< -
as-,.s-S and the l2Se s--c2 w&S II
r demand
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
IT CAN'T BE
Travellers Forced 70 GT*e Up EHcrt Il
Climb Mount Mckinley IA Alaska

Travellers Scrcea 70 GTss Up Ebert y
Climb Mount Mckinley IN Alaska
New York Get -Aa tam by Dr.
Frederick 4 Geek q S-ooksya I vel
known explorer, 70 scale Mount McEil-
ley IL Alaska las failed Dr. Cock
accompanied by Swo o- three c-h@
zen. EAtc this c3-y seSe-aI loz1lhs ago
and 70 oegs CT the expedition Fad
bean received NTH 1oIaT aASl 2 cable
gran SEzaS by the leader Ct the party
vas sc&sa by E1s Associated Press
Tia lsss4E states TIE rzEcy acA
Al attitude q Il lag feat IN Ele south
wGScs-- SIDE d MeEEE Mckinley -
This point they Rs-e stepped 5s 81 EU-
pzss5ala Eal51e scos which GEsoosS
$3.50 seG- ADORE -la@- TasE fs1zsTe
tie assent t-e- the wsS;s-l Scps Is
practically Impossible
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
GRAIN Markets
Gan a. Rre.EsenS

C2@g Ok &-42 4@~~21ozs w.
- -l-l@&S-
--A&Gsc cS21y
N24-<G : SES-=s -GzSlcs NJ : -el
SS---Na : 80. M : ys-aoR~ 60
>G-s->c = &cs NJ : $500 40
-
SZ-z4y-E@ - c2lac& =4@ SZGc-
E~2y ~za@-S----s- So
C~cs zE-G&ZE-&& S-@GS- $500
Er.T -S--S-AsSS E@zSr --%G=Ll- 2--
&IsSDA-, $3.50 - Ss1Ss &Ass--. -
&Z.sG S2-4ES-S~ &~s-@S1e &ST9 Gs-l
S2-@S, $780,
u sGy-CG e2Ss a 49, E-zsS~ So.
8E[-A&-ksZ s4Sg, GaL-@x, As4--S
G.-E. Esx 1s2
sESs-AA-Ssz S1sSGs- 2%4Z@-
csNs-A2-As E--z AZ Z~Z1
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
MICHIGAN TORNADO.
One Killed, Four VIII Die, ano
$500 900 Property
Loss.

Ne<aurs@ Mich, Oct s~.-EepoCts
reached here today thai the little OWE
OF Even. west OF here, was struck by
5 cyclone Saturday afternoon Halt o.
il WAS laid waste II > or
men worklaS on q Schcn! house were
blown OF. one killed and four fatally
injured: several sustained lesser hurts
The }ysS 10 property is nearly $9&&oA-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
est-S-o 1rS-r<

GS- handed &c9- =Sacc-s@es ss2zZs.
2Asr hugh < Denis president a. ia
Es@2so Gran &2G >&>LS<>-SS company.
whose oS<ss 1s-s IS@sG &Vs-G days
ESQ Dennis = 5zSa..e6 & co-1gs.
c~ grand E2zcs@y Operation - I
e2cAss sAee z-5 >c1Sc-1cy % S@t-aC1
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
MERGER OF GOULD LINES
soE 81 T-oa Mes - FSrtsz--s - Se
Paz-Ags1 Ca= C-pozGoz

PazoAars1 Cas Cerpc-z-1E
Ss- Ea-a Ctg &-SGE@S gre ass-E
z-s&z IF ES EEl---gs 5aA-Z@ VIE
Ge-G z-za-=S-s it, z 9--sa&5ozaoz
II GSZA5 4-ss we- u PrEAg
-EE=-. @ Ar A-oE-- AT IL r1zzs
4@ Of s. LE- II cosEa5-zEaz
II lsaz5l Il e SalaGr Is Wzsal-s
IL Ike Ea P1EGa-g Ca-zaA and
S@S=z wlx1 is EMC @-lEE5.1-E eo--
--A~ al IT, WGEasa Ts laz1sc
Fg As Esle-s5 % Is S1sEESo5S-s
- MA1@l at Ls- Eax- 1ssSzz-
1zaza hare not 1s=1 Fly #arzas
---
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Cir. Standing by open Win
51~ During Stern This Ao-nSas,
Less Er Liz.

q G-yasr-oE girl WIS AIEsd
tnss z1-rz. 1E : bolt C lightning
SIC was standing 0sa- a1 esfsl WIZ
6cE ard ~Es y@s- gang 70 carry ss-
ycs--Se- Es-G To EEa zA cGaSs
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
THREE BROTHERS DIE
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
Remarkable Trio Of Youthful
and Hardened Criminals
Pay Penalty.
STORY OF THEIR CRIME
Murdered Their Uncle at Night, and
Convicted OF Testimony OF an
Associate Remarkable
Group of Criminals,

49,
Wormer brothers, willis. Burton and
Frederick, paid the penalty OF their
crime of shooting 10 death their Uncle
Peter \. RaLenoeck, in the electric
chair in Chester prison this morning.
The entire proceeding from the start
OF g1he first man from his cell. 10 the
doctors declaration OF the death Of the
last, consuGned bat fifteen ana @a1S2it
nlnuIss a@G 10 umsow&rd incident
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night uDuI nearly ! THIS morning, but
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Ready Tor Their Fate.
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closely noted their physical condition.
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STOCKS GENERALLY HIGHER.
PRICES ADTANCE ON LIGHT VOLUME OF BUSINESS.
Traction Shares Strong Despite Strike Prospecsood De0
Baltimore and Oho-Money Market Easing.
quotations were

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Wednesdays
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, April 1.-THE weekly return Of the Bank
of England shows the following changes; Total re-
decreased IL h0oo circulation decreased 1924 600
bullion decreased f563 other securities increased
1890 other deposits decreased f790@o. public de-
posits increased f156O0O. notes reserve increased
f14SO00 government securities increased f14000 The
proportion OF the Bank of England's reserve to
liability this week is 1910 per cent, compared
with 1872 per cent last week. The rate of discount
is unchanged at per cent
Paris April 16.-The weekly return Of the Bank
Of France shows the following changes Treasury
accounts current increased 1S75.0p0 francs. notes
in circulation increased IL 900 francs. gold in
hand decreased 625O00 francs bills discounted in
creased 4L175Goo francs. silver in hand decreased
90 ng0 francs