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ABOUT MINES AND MINING
the mineral districts have been sadly
nwglacteri,
W'ith the character of ore,
Alaska flute I n H»lati««M I« Affeetlwg
th« fuel, the timber, tran«|»uriat»<»n.
friera-
the grn Ins of «»re for flu si ng oech other,
"What
will lbw new gold yield am! the rnibl el I ma to, Oregon an»!
bave «poo prierai** (a « quest mn which Washington, he says, aboubi * m th»
la Iwlng «te líate-1 by staleemen ai I greatest tmtveral • peodu«x*ra in the W rot.
financiera.
The North American He Htata bi «ar da could i«r of advantage in
view treats the auhfo t at length and niany wayw
F*»r or»e thing, tliey
draws the deduction that even lhw<i<h cou'd const it uta I hern»«* I tea a fountain«
the Alaska vichi is cnurtiuua it will head of reliable informvlioci. by keep
not affect primal to any iMXltraalde do ing In touch with all the districts,
grew
It r»a**ma that there are two where capitalist*, st rangers and |w« pie
manv avenue» open b» the «•»• <»f gold al h*»m<» could draw from f »r investHig.
— its monetary use, use among the arta ' str.
and the foreign demand t r it to ever
AV ALI. aicut m »
change price«.
The article aaya:
With a g»l«1 production tor I nut rati
M e herrd i»ot fa tk ate>Ut ihe weather whea
mated at $340,000,001), H ia évident
a« thè «su»* « j ( so n»ai»y
that the f.»’W g«d-:!i« I a wi
I*., to <4 fisa ait 4 |4M»tS whirh Alltel mankimt
prove rI rpt »» •i«r productive in or* M w h oí these aifi» ti ma is frv»to firrilage
der to a*Id a gr«*al ¡«i»r- *-iit .. - to tfo
uity «4 thè i*r-r»ra. fnt4S» les and
w<>rld*a anni «I supply of gol I
If
ts d
n«an t»«di
Many | m »I«» s
id
*>
ha
». It n irne, ara hnwigtit <»n by
they should } eld !' ».<• O.UIKI }- r %«^r
pnsurv1 to rr»M or by amMfft« rMf|t bnt
•
•'»
carrying the total annual prodti- lion to ’ •• *•» • g
kMiditlot» io wh.- fi •« mav
ha
I
t
'
t fhera f»h«»ul4 i* « r*»or«iy whtth
a g»«.*■rei W at i«curen«e fi r ali Tb»»
ad ling •<! } .’5 i*»-» - • t t t ♦
p
•
•a •«» w h y M Jaroba *hl i« so p**p
annual Im-reaio’
T •• eff.- t of n* *
*r It lliir« a hra and lotosi»« il! forni«.
supplies i>f the pre
• i
da •
>d 1 rs y ar* wrerwbokeeplf stra«|||y »»n
ly restricted by the tact that the n
i .4 to hr uaetl |h« emergeiu <*• »1 any llm»
t he < u re < f th«► H4i*ai a- ut« aita' h«
tion« have I«. be *« t «r . • «I t. ■ V»
m»u already in alisten-An nidi
ms» <»r iNTKkk«t
tion of 35
remi I*» the annual pro
duciteli of wh«*al or corn, or even al
Tb* che u> teal Udine of E|«>ni «ai't»
more permanent in-luslrtal | refo ta, I
»ulpll ate uf ti > agnosia
like iron or rop;»rr, would have a
\ > r» »4ti»!a*'tory trisl« have bean rw-
marked effect upon pro « «.
Gold la un rently m.v !e <?f a Ilf«* Istat ma !«» of
doubled I y influence«*11 like all other j
j. »•_ U I. i. h It* V .»• f< - U l I
artlHee. by the I * «4 • .j p
« I •
a uld remain ad
With a I* a I, evm
mand. but t ,.v supply in any one yr ar whew full of waler,
If only a amali addition to the am<oint
l>r HerU it A Parkin, of C hicago,
already in the market
AH th
g- i has hypnotis'd fota fog terrier, K*au,
of the world uw* I a« r».»n or ’al
» i* «o that the dog r* viVea and < .irr.es out
monetary exchanges i« «u t »tantly in
. in»tru« tii»ijs written «m a slip of papar,
the w<<r ld*t t ■ * r . i • • ’
.
f
folded and laid on his i>«*•*•
being purchased by tw-muordu • • dl«
Electro magnets capable of picking
rnlly or by alight premiums in rato
up a load not »'lolling five tons are
of eschar g«
u »< m | f»y the Illinois Stwl Company to
It has uewn shunti that the visible
transfer ateel I «earns or plates from one
st- « k «.f <n< '.eta» »
’ I ci * „•
t ■
part, of the wliop to th« other.
•
r
M«u*»iiretnents have shown the thick«
Reasons will •>«
I • given for ti. = - i ■ ¿
nras <»f the human four to vary from
t b a t a
f I
•Uticealed iti pt ivate temnls.
The the two hundred and fiftieth to the six*
Blonde
mat format leal elements of the problem, hundred th (-art of an inch.
therefore, are
An •><’« gate gidd p’o hair is th** finest, ami r<*d hair the
duct ton within historic tiin«w of $g,- coarsest
U ist is probably the most venerable
000,000,000; a visible • .( ply of g«d»l
In nee a* money <*f ft . • u.ouo oi*u. and pine of furniture m eliatenre is now
it is the
a I*'«Wilde
.« !
• » • d
■
.p I in the British Mu«» Gin.
thri«ne <»f t^uern ll-ktsu, who rf'ignc*! in
r'r fron 1. 4”
* i-. h.»¡ I ♦
the Nile valley soup l.dOO }rara ln*-
000*000 in future years.
The serum I qut-al!<n — what ;
t: n fure Christ.
of the IteW g«dd Alli be drv«»ti*d to
A fa * m er of llermfon, Va., has a pet
monetary uses «i>gg«-»ts th«- interest h'il whi»h follows turn around the
ing inquiry, what ha« N >me ««f the I lace.
XV i.» 1» the farmer sent the toad
d'fferei «» fot» «-en the whole *•.
t as a gift to a
end In U a»binghui, the
of gold prefo.«*d and I “ an «»unt ¡ -*» V id walked ba» k to H« rnd«»n, a <tis
visible in oun and bullion*
The tan*e of ¡0 tulles.
amount tn '■ «• a •• suted <•
- f 4 “
I »1 II) V II I f. V I-1 <*|l I H OS M % K I >1*
000.000 and represents mor»* than half
row !>» US
of tfoe gold whl-h ha« l«e»*U | >du < d
• in« e I 4?2
I ■
a
<
Tie * K * 1 g t‘> th*’ Ki mlika must
through whirl» this hfferrt *• I»«« been ' remember that a reliable baking pow
absorbed, wi »■ n n- »
i « -
tr a!<d der is an al* »lute ne «**«ity.
If, after
thus:
a long and ri|*-n«i\p trip und the great
Al rasión, the arts and the foi* g., cost «'f transportation, the baking puw-
trade.
• ler proves inferior or has lost its
A »«>•>11« *«•« lb« Meat.
It is compiali rd that ti e British
have made no money «»ut of n m i g in
U.if country
They ibul-l lit *• 1
over the proverbial y<«ungvr *• n, and
Itimrious mine managers, who*‘«l tn
for dinner“ in ran. »te in ; • g
imi*«
and hate Fri
h chefs ai • V
its
to soothe them during the hour < f h
gestion
A » rr .u • air hum g t
t
4« r advantage here, thri are rno'tdy
plain, practh'al meri, and when th»'
buy a mln»* tin*)
ud • r ••
<»f rwj > rt»
to che» k up another, a»rd thet» pay a
price for the property, and no more.—
aletkxi City Herald
•trrfjgth, me miner will be practically
forlph-Mi
It is no time or pfo- r to «-x
What ia nqu’rvd is a bak«
’ iwriinrnt
ing powder that lias a tually stood the
test of the arctic climate
Tim well known explorer. Lieut.
Peary, I’. > N., says <»! ('IrvelamFa
bfvkit g powder, which he used on hla
Ar tie Kl|*rdi|lous:
”<‘levelaiid’« •!«» ‘I the tests of us««
In those high latltu«lea and severe tern«
jwratu»**» perfawtly and gave entire sat«
isfa lion
Mrs. Peary << n«nlrrs that
there is no Iw-ttrr baking powder uiadv
than <'levrland s. I shall take it again
un tny next rx|*Hitnm.*’
llaitias
EX|’vrlineuta made recently by scien
tific men in Francs* have «lrv*l*»p«d a
curious and altogether unvXj«c* t«*d fact,
namely* that certain persona |,<iA*«'«4 a
magnetic |«darity—tint ia, they are
found 1“ a* t after the manner of mag
nets, having, m fact, north and south
pole«
In am h a ra«e. the individual
on Iwlhg completely undr«*iuk«d and
placed near a sensitive galvanometer,
will, when turned un a vertical axis,
cause a defle* th»n first In one difectiou
and then in the other, just as a magi • t
will do.
It ia not aatumed that all
persons |»a*w thia polarity, but in
•lais Wining W«»ar4s
the rase of
Professor Muratil, an
Ftate mining boards, Mr Hatchcider Italian, up>»n whom the ri|«rnm«*nt
<«f Portland, believe«, a • id
• « f was tri«-«!, the phenomenon was un-
great iMÚitanca t<* the mining inter tnislakably exhibited, it taring found
that his beast curre«|-»ndr*l to a north
osta of <h«v ' and W »•h*n.‘ ;
I
others, Mr. Battili Ider realises that pula and his back to a south )*ole.
lOnU|hl l«i lamplet,
Mr (dole, of the (*’ P; er creek min
ir.g tii«trict, Hkamania county, W.-h-
Ihgton, has brought to \le»sts I dfvll
and foebecMi, <»f I’ortlnml. san»|dr* of
ore fruto the ÿ<> f.»»t let el uf the Y< !
low Bird Shaft, which a»waved 16 per
cent COp|«r ami f 13 in gold. .Mr b»*
brvki ami Mr. Cidfvlt rip. t to I smc
the n-aebinery for a am* 1er
the
ground Just as « - n a« the tra 1 < an •
put in Bi»a|ir
There are a num -r of
promising prupertive in C<*| prr • reek
district in which Portland parties are
Intana ted.
A W'iindii » Hally I N|»»r.
Thrrw has jti«l hern Iwunchw-I In
Paris • <lAily pA|«rr dvvutrd solely to
tbc interests of the fair * x
It is pro
A ChAt With Mina Maria Johnson.
duc'd entirely by women, and not only
Th* baUnre wh«*l of a woman'* life are the editors, the managers arci the
1» tnrni>lru*li'<n.
«taff of reporters women, but the ty¡w»
Irregularity Inya th* founJntlnn of ia s* t by female comi**«>tora, and it la
many di-<»*••,an>I I* In itwlt at.vnip* reported that even the priatera* devils
tout of dlwaM*. It I* of th* grrAt.at are feminine mem liera of the genus
lrn|«>rl*nr* Ui»t regularity br nceoia- • “gamin. **
The name of the pa¡<er is 1-a
plu*h«*d ** *<M/n a* |x.H^ible after th* Fronde. Vs«*«! as a noun this means
flow I, an «'»taUllabed fact.
the implement of ancient warfare with
which David slaw Gohath.while to the
Lydia K. Pink-
ham a Vegetal 1*
, verb “fron ler’’ the translation to sling,
Compound U th*
to censure, to blame, to criticise an«I to
greatest
up|«»M* all equally apply, and, judging
regulator
from ths first numtier, are singularly
known to
appro|«riate. siuce it is full of abase of
medicine.
everything that can poaeihly be con-
«trued as the han liwork of man.
-My
Mme. beverini*, whose writing« have
health be*
won for her a world-wide reputation,
ram* *o
is edltordn-cl; f, and the enterprise is
that
aaiil to be ba aed by plenty of money.
e
leave
Kaeplwg **i« beata* Klrthdajr.
achuol. I
Th* birth lay of I)i< k*-t>* wu orl*-
wan tln d all th* time, and had drrad*
ful paisa In in . • ’ ■ *"•! bark and h-ad. brataol in Lon<lon by M»in«* orrmool*,
I waaalaotroubh d with irregu arity of urganlwd by Mr. Edwin Dr*«, and It
in.'tiM'*, an I loat *o much fl*»h that my i* of mtvrrot to not* that had th* n<>-
T*li«t lived lie would have been 86
trii-mie be'am* alarmc-l.
Th* grave in W.-atmin-
- My mother, who from experience la y*at* of age
vi*il*d bv Mr. and Mr*.
a firm I-
'• r l:> tt
I ;
r. :ne. ■t*r Abl>ey
dice, thought |wrhape they might Un** Drew and a pa'ty ol friend*, an I a
fit me.
1 followed Us* adeloe Mr». wreath wa* d*|»>*ited tipon it Heein,
many »lrai>g*r, near Mr. Drew began a
l'tnkhain gar* me. and need Lydia I
Pinkhausa Vegvtabl* Com|>our»d » 4 littl* •|**»-h. but it wa» nipi-ed In th*
Llrer Hlleand am i.ow *» well aa I e»er bnd by a verger—irei ng, of cour-e,
WM.”—Mt** llama >*• Jouasoa, Cen technically, |M>r nlclouxly near the legal
offene* of "brawling. ’ Taking th*
tralia. I*.
wreath with U>rru, Mr. Drew', |>arty
pru**e<l*<l to au evening entertainment
in St. Jame*' hall, «hau vanona recL
tatloua, nong*. *|**cl>r* and •<> forth,
mor* or lea* eonnected with Dickena,
r on >*
formed th* j r«gr*mtu* of U>* *v*uing.
A IM H T IRREGI LAR1TY.
THE BARK AI.MÏ LOST
WEEKLY
MARKET
LETTER.
ttsAe 4 «MhUtei«*» »•
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• r tbs W "»«14
Th« feat lire of th« week in the wheat
tra*fo has lawn lbw attempt to make the
bull oliqu«- stand frooi under the mar
ket. The attempt ha« G*cn an absolute
—f t —...
failure, for th«* Leiter crowd have st««»l
in the br<wh and bi«! $1.04 for May
WAS HUI >D foil t t'I’I'l K KU » K
wheat an«! tiwk all they evuht gel at
that pmw. The “barring * uf h«Hi«es
Mwp|»**«r«1 t** !••••> H«>«-t« Strwrll h» • ! repreeauting la*itrr was a sign uf lack
Hwavy «*•!* W h»rb W aa hl»»
»f confidence <m the part of the brars.
l»«g <*W taNlAaB <«at*
They know that the clique n amply
Han Francis« n, March 34 —- Upon the able to pay for all the wheat it takes,
arrival of Ihw i*a ific < <<a»t btAsm«hip but psufobly they do not wish tn a»L!
ifoutpany's «tc-amvr >auta Kosa. from to the imentile which the clique al-
Ban Diego tedgy, the nrwe wa« rv- r« A>ly has to tun prhea op
A rati-«-r
rvlved here of a foorrtbls acchlmt in«li«
severe break has occurred In the other
rwetiy attritmtad to the Alaskan gol I
ri itrmrnt, which is l«e«|»evsal to have options, but aside fr«*m the l«etter ciup
report« from the southwest the news has
C*M»t th«* llV«*a «if 40 paaartge-r« »1-1 M'l
ura
Captain Alriai>»lrr, ol th«» Banta m>t been Iwaiiah
Foreign markets
K»«a. t* j or leal that early this mornii g
have !»»en remarkably firm and the *<m
while nine miles <»ff Point Itontta. at slant purrhaer of wheat by foreigners
th* moQth of the <i«’lden Ciate, he
al the seaboard hrs|*reks a genuine de
sight«*«} a «Ivrelirt. taidiion up.
The addition to the contract
Ths tug Bea Witch was immrwliatvh mand.
d»vpatched to the point indicated, and st«<'k looks beariab, but it must I* ad*
foil ini the derelict to be tl»e the l*ark tnittrd that a very small p4»rveutag« of
H» l««ii W. Aln>y, (’sj tain Hogan, win- n the total receipts gral.w up to the
•all«*! hence for < <»| f*r liver |«*iula w ith standard*
B**me may wood«*r whv
37 pnaartigers and a « r*w <»f 13, un **un
la tter w ithdrew his suptarl from the
last.
The liark lay u|M»n her star*
Probably l>«,«-i«» be an-
tioard side, with her stern l«»w down in July option.
the waler, her de* k hamper l***»!ly tict|«al<'«l a haid fight on the May *.cal.
wr«w'kr-l. an»! «everal plank* of her h «■! •nd coi»si«fore»l it a fortqp-ne conclusion
washed )<■*««* by th* •*-«« whl' h broke that a hulg<* in the May wheat will
1*1« ! her
bring the July Ixack into line in a huriy.
XVhili’ tbrrr wire no signs <»f b«*r
The cn»p situation is looming up against
bi*ats, it ts not believe»! that iier j
th« price uf deterred luturi'S, ami the
g«-fs and crew rst'a|*««<! by putting <«ff
ri client prue|i«cts are a strung induce*
fi<*rn the vesjel in them, a* their ii^e
tnenl toward taorntng up farmers*
been a very h’-avy s* a for several «lays
holdings and to putting out of line of
past. F-irih*-rii»«»rs, no woi«l ha« l»vrn
»hurts.
•
ri-sriv» I fr *ni the «urviv»»r«, if ai 1 <-i
t**»r1lan4
ist, although the «lerelirt was sight«*'!
Wheat — Walia M alls. 74 -<75c. Val
w thin 10 tnifoa of this fort ami fully
4H hours have passed since the wrn'k ley and BliM'Strin, ?7<4Hte p«*r bushel.
Flour—Best gra»lr«. $3. H5; graham.
orctirreil.
According t<* the tugfomt m<*n, there (3 40. superfine, f.' 35 p-r bairel.
I >ate—■< hi»ice white. 36<4 37c. choice
wa« a prrtiy stiff brn**»* when lha Almy
sotfod «»nt <»f the llolden Gat«* Bun-lav. gray. 33(4 4 4» per bushel.
Barfov —Fie-d barley, $17'416.50;
and m-ar night it was blowing a gale.
Hhe left here un«for topsaila. ami whi'i* brewing. $30 per ton.
Iasi seen w.«• «landing out for an offing.
Mi list off »-—Bran, $16 per ton; mid
Th«*re was a heavy sea running, and it dling«. $28; aborts $IH.
Hay — Timothy, 11» 50; clover, $10
is siipjMMeil that s«Ht>«**timo during the
night she struck a «quail and turned M II; Oregon wil-l hay, $v«‘f lu per tun.
Eggs—<>reg«m, lint |3c |»er dot<*n.
turtle.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 46«r50r;
The Ih len W. AItny was once a
Booth Sm trader, ami was quite fanmu* fair to good, 40>4 46c; *iairy, 35(4 40c
for her many adventures among the per roll.
Cheese—Oregon full cream, 12 K>c;
rei’fs.
Her cotnmamlerj was Captain
Lutridl, and he nfierati'il h»*r in th»* in Voting America, IR -4 I 4o.
Poultry-— (’hick« us. mixed, $3.60<4
terest of J«»hn Wightman, who retained
an intervwt in her when «he cntrr<*«l the 4.00 per tioxen, liens, $4OO«44.6U;
$6.00;
ducks.
$6 00 4
Alaska tr.i-fo
She was in g««»d condi geese,
tion for an «H I %«’»r»-l and i-erb'cth - »• 6.1*0 |M-r duten; turkeys, live, ¡1(4 12c
worthy. Bhe wan on the drvd«»* k some j»er ¡<uund.
Potatoes—On'gon Burbank«» 40t«(i‘A'
her owners aj»ent $3,000 in repairing per sack; swim -I s . $1 75«13 p-r cental.
.< temp*
«e on
Onions—Oregon, $3 86(g 3.60
per
•a* k.
deck
Hope—14«tl6c per pound tor n«*w
When the Altn.v foil port she hud 126
tons of I a I last whfoh she carrte«!, crop; 1696 crop, 4« 6c.
U ool — Valley. 14(4 16c p«*r |M>un<l;
Iwsiidea, the provisions of the pa-’M-n*
g**»s ami their unfits
Khr was a ve*- Eastern Oregon, 7(4 13c; mohair, 80($
*• I of only afo> it 350 tons, and was 33c |*er pound.
Mutton—Grose, I h * fi «b«-«*p, wethers
therefor«' ballasted sufficientlv#to make
and ewes, 4c; dr«-”*«*d mutton, 7c;
her “«llff.**
spring lambs, 6^* p*r jm > ud *I.
Will l*»str«»v the III I »trd Harb
Hogs—Um»*«, choice he.ivy, $4.36;
Ban Francis««», March 35.—The reve
light and fvofors, $3.oo«»t 4.00; dressed,
nue cutters Perry an«l Rush, acting
$5.00(4 6.60 per 100 pound«
under instructions rtMeiv«*d by tele
B’-ef-—(«io«-«, (up stecHL
$3 6(H<
graph from Washington, lift |«orl to
3.76; cows, $3.60(<S; dress«*»! beef, 6
day to aearcii for the wreck of the
(< 7c |»er jMiuml.
Hrfon Almy.
B«»th cutt«-rw tistk on
X’eal—l*arge, 0(4 6 *1c; small, 7 «4 6«
board a quantity of gun <x»tton, ami the
per ¡Mjun<i.
wr»«k of the ill filed bark will ta»
NeatHe visrlirt.
blown ail ! scallere«! to !he four winds,
Potatoes— Yak i in as,
«1« per ton;
m « she 1« n nuisance to navigation.
pound;
While little hope is lirld util that any native». $11(413; sw«-<-Ui, 3c
ii»x of 6o )*ounds, 11
of the p iRM-ngrr« or crew may have «••
Butler—Fancy
native
creamery,
caped with their ll*ca, the cutters will
14<4J5»; dairy,
k«-ep a »harp wat< h while al ««-a fur brick, 35c; ranch,
any survivors who may fo* drifting on 16c; Iowa fancy creamery, 33c.
<’heesi»—Native Washington. 13(g
are. kag»*
Telegram« have bv»*n sent
to various points afong the »oast in 13c. Kan tern cheese, 13'fc.
Egg» —Fresh ranch, 14c; Califortiui
structing th«i life saving crews to pa
trol the beach in the vicinity of the ram h, I 4«\
Meats—-Choice dr»*«s«*»i beef steers,
station*, but so far no liras of a hop
ful character has been rwceiwd by the 6c; cues, 7 « 7 l$c; muttun, 6 lvc; purk,
7v, veal, small, Be.
cullei'tor of the port.
Poultry—Chickens, live, p*-r pound,
WILL NOT STARVE
bens,
13c;
dress«*!, 14c;
turkeys,
live, 13c; dressed, 16c.
**M|>plis« In
IJtianl 11 !**• («• It*
Fresh Fish—Halibut, 6(g7c; st«w*l
*eni l<* Ala«ka*
hea ls. 7 (4 Me,»almon trout, 12 ^c; floun
Han Francisco, March 36.—-During ders and sole, Sq|4c; l«»m «:««t, 4< , ling
the coming s«'a»on the Alaska Com
ool, 4'46c; rock col, 6«'; «melt, 3^4
mercial Company propo^w to get |6,. 5«*; herring, 4c.
(mo tons of »uppliia up th«* Y ukon ami
Olympia u)sters, per *ack, $3<g3 50.
distribute
them among its varn<u«
C«»rn—Wbufo. $33; era. k* l, per tun,
trailing pasta. Last year 20.000 to«o* f *8, fv«*-l meal, |3J ¡«er ton.
Were forwar*lnl, but in >«t of this a 4»
Barley — Rolled or ground, per ton,
»tarl«G late in the season, aft« r the $33; whole, $33.
Klondike excitement fo-gm, and aotue
Flour—Patents, jw-r barrel, |4 25 f
thomnands of tuns got no farther than * 4 50; straights,
$4 00;
California
bl M irhaeia
brands, 14 65; Dakota brand», $5 40 <
This year the company will have 13 $5.75; buckwheat flour, $<>
liver steamers moving
with heavy
M illstuffs— Bran, )>er ton 117; shot ts,
loads al the earliest |«*a«!bfo moment
per ton, $1 h <4 19.
Five will t»e new ones.
They wen-
Fred—Chop|MMl ft*e«l, $16(4 20 |*er
built on the Ohio river, and have !*r« u ton, middling», per ton, $24, oil take
»L>ppr<| to (*nala>ka. Th« y are rX|»rct
tural, per tun. $3$,
rd to make four round trqw between 1
Hay—Puget Hound, new, pur Um,
Juno 11 and the fm-amg time
$13 4 14; M»tern Washington timothy,
The company's fine new 2,6O(M«>n $16; alfalfa, $13; straw. $7.
orraii steamer Ht. Paul, now bring built
U heat—F«wd wheal, per ton. 1-3
al the Union iron works, will fo-
Oats—Choice, per tun, $33.
launched at midnight <m April 6. The
• an Irinrlir« Mark»«.
Northwest Trading A Tran«|«*ttatioti '
W.ol—11^1 lie; Oregon, 12
Company, the Wrar«*-Gage corporation,
*A14<', Southern oo«»t l*tul>*.
)• .-jp-. |«<d t<» k-*» | 'i; Wlt'i T'.w .*
Ho}»—1214 17*,o |>er )«>un<1.
rival, the Alaska < oinmer« tai ('o n- j
Millmtiff«— Middling*. ♦ JO '22.&O,
pany, in the way of supplying the peo
California bran. «!ft 0u ' 16 50 per ton.
ple of Alaska with the neiwaaiirs of
Onion*—-'llver,km*. «2.00«4 2 Mt per
life, and frutu pr«««*nt appearance«
rental.
there will be no lack «»f food next win
1 tts-—Htore, 11 <4 12c,ranch, 12 % (4
ter in the fruXeii gold fields of the
US«
tp th
Butter — Fancy creamery,
do
Itlvers I |»«»n lbs ll«w»|*«gr
■m-ond*. lie; fancy dairy, 1«4)C; good
Dayton, <>.. March 35. — Ifoyton is in
to choice, 15 i 4I6 c per pound.
worse danger than at any time since
«'heeae—Fancy mild, new. I>>,0; old,
iMfirt, when the central |>art of the city
t»c per pound.
was flooded.
North Dayton is com
Fr«-*h Fruit—Apple». 40<
«1.40 pM
5»lelrly under water, ami al«»ut 300
large box; grn|«a, 1&<4 40e; laubnlln.
houses are almost coveted. There were
•O'liftc; |>e«< h*«. 50ria «1. pear*. T4o
several narrow eacapos, but no lives arc
<*«i |*r box; plum,. 20« 35c
tepotteil lost.
Ba« kwater is doing
Potato**—Early R im *, M'4 7fh*.
great damage below the city
Three |
Citron Fruit—Orange*. na»* l*. «1 25
trolley lines are blocked, and steam
«2.50;
Mexican
lime*.
« .50;
railroads north of the city are demnral-
California lenioii*. choice, «3 25; >lo
lied. The levers al M.aim ami River- (
O'mm on. 500'J f 1.00 per box.
dale are in danger. The water is in i
Ilay—Wheat, |l**i<r 22.50; wheat and
cellars in the central portion of the city
and large and valuable stocks of mer- > oat, «1» all; oat. «14. 50« 16.50; beat
barley, «17(4 1»;
alfalfa,
«10.50«
chandis«* will undoubtrillv suffer.
II 50; clover. «12« 13 50.
Forty Paxsenger» an J Crew
Are Missing.
A lira«! Kn«l < olllalon
Deloit, Wi*., March 24.—A I im >I-* i ><I
eolliaion between a paaeeniter and a
«peeial engine nn the N<irth»<<*t>-rn or-
ctirrwi 10 mile* anuth of thia city (relay.
Jam** Walah. engineer of the p«*i>en-
grr train, an-1 Brakeman English, of
the »)*< ial engine, were killed. The
injured are:
William Wallin, en
gineer of th* apwiah J. CL Omm,
William Winana, Bremen, and O. H
Da"it, conductor.
I»rsr Thing.
|
•'Pshaw!** he asid; **thAt*s nothing.
XX’hy, when I was a buy 1 tell out of s
i
third story win«low and struck right on
|
my baud. Of course it hurt m»* m>m<
I
al the lime, but I got over it all right."
"Il»»w do you know you got over it
• II right?" his wife asked. "It's bare
ly possible that y«»u wo<Md have had
onhnary gi«ni ernse if that ha«ln't hap
peurd tu you.'*—Ulvwl*nd Leader.
DEATH
IN
THE
FLAMES
Maay BblllaA anS |n)itrw4 •w a M-ffSe!
Flrs la Huit«
H'itte. M <>nl . M*. till — T he Hate
honra, a lar g« th»** Mawy b’ i t b > I I-
' ing «m Kast Broctwiy, oe»*1 a • a ksig-
mg ami baKrding h-»:tse bv uri in» rs te
the empi or of th® An i t’ivl a <’ mpov.
wa« cutiireily «Irei ruved bv fir e. wbi h
' hr .kr f».il shortly aitar 3 o c hark this
tn«onmg
* m ) far as kn«'Wn, Iwu rti«*n
•re dead fr«»m injuries in jumping fr -in
wiiulow«, another t« dung and 30 are
missing, while a «eareli of the rums
may dn»« lose the fa t that many tran
sient IiwIgrrw !<»st thetr lives alao.
The
ras’ialtiws were as follows
Th»wd —
Malt iXiwle, ag««d 46, miner at the
kl ’ur 'ain < on•«dldated. yon.;>•'I fn n
third-story window, turned over In (lie
air au«! stru« k nn head
Frank Kh*»leye •<<* ! 40, lately fmw
Portland, Or . j»imt*»l from thirl st»»ry
wmd«»w, turned over and stru k on
bead an*! shoulders,
fracturing his
skull; dying.
Hugh Boyle, aged 30. miner at At a
run la mine, «tart*! to lower him*»*If
from third story by means of Impro
vised n»|*. which parted 5U f»rt from
the gTYoind.
H«* was just rrcuterh
from the effets of a broken leg through
an accident a m*»nth ago. Mu men
were severely injure")
There were 3»X0 men snd wnmeti in
(he build ing when the fire broke out
Of these, it is believed about 3<M> es-
rape*I without injury
The fire eterled
in the bakery south of the renier nf
the building and had a g«w«l «tail is»-
fore <h«. »•vrr«G
The blar«* was fir-t
djarovered by Hilly XX hits, Jake Y<i<di
ami Ja« k Do*dey, who were awake al
the time. and. mailing amoka, went
«town «taire to make an inv**tigation
Two of the men immediately alts ’l»* d
a *m«ll hose to a hydrant and lirgan 1«
throw watrr upon the fire.
After a few mi> Iles' work, h«wc er,
the men leahr«^! that the ta«k was a
hopeless one, and they retreated to give
ths alarm. They summ«uird the wat< h-
man and rushed to the upper portion
of the building, ahoumg that the h«*u*r
was <m fire
By thi« lime, the fire had
broken through the first fi«s»r. an«l
smoke fille»! the hallways.
Ikailey
and his oimi^amuns realis'd that there
was no time to l«»*e, and they iirgan
kicking in the «loom of the r«i-ma
The men thoughtfully awakened th«'
women h«'lp first.
Bv this time, th«
alarm had t»een turti<*l in. and thr de
part ment res|M«nded promptly.
Uheu
the tiremen arrived, men in their under
clothing and others half dr»*«sed wert
clambering down the firaesuapea in th«
rear. Others, and the sériant girle
were at the wimlowa in the front <<f
the building, frantically «'ailing f«o
help.
They were cut off from the r« ar
of the building by th«* drnwa smoke
ladder« were run up. but not t‘ef««r«
many of tbs fngbt»'U»*d p*«qde ha I ;
jutnj*'»|.
Others, including all the fc
mate help, were gotten out by the fire
men. < >n the side of the fondling
many had made r<»p«*s of their fo l
clothes an I sought tu »»a» ape tn that
wav
Home of them au«'«'»**fol, but ir
other ciwh » w ll<e rop-« broke an«! th«
men «lr«»p|>e.i many f»et tu the ground.
A
SERIOUS
BLAZE
A .Isrsev « Ity ftsllr«*W"l l*rp»>t l*.4»i> »g»<
(<i Ihs Kitent of • I <»<* «>«»(>.
New York, March 33.—The Penn
sylvania railro.» I *fo|*»t in New Jerm
City was damage«! bv fire.arly todav 1«
the extent of $loo.ihiu. The mammoth
tram eh<**l an«! large office building »•«
cai*d.
Much mad matter was d«*
s toyed.
Train and ferry traffi«* is aerio islv
Crippled. All of (he frame p>rtiot>s • f
the de|ol w ith the she«l covering the
approach to the several ferry sli|<a and
the waiting-room and restaurant, w»-r<
destroyed.
The
rolling sltM'k was
promptly run out of the slu>! when the
fire was dis, «»vert'd, and the ferry b its
were »iiiiuhaneou»lv hurrietl out into
the Stream and over to this city
There were several arrew of glass on
the roof of the big tram shed, and, fo*-
Ing melted and era« krd by the intense
heat, it fell u)*on the firemen an l ruade
thetr w«»rk more |*erilous. The Kry
stone restaurant, where the greatest
damage wa* «lone, was <me of Hie mu*I
sp;ud >us an«l handsomely tittr*i u|
restaurants in the « . untry
tlsllr»»s«l V«» lh« %«tS»»n
Kan Francisco, March 33 — Al a
inerting uf capitalists inter«-ted in tn»*
construrtion <»( a railroad to the X . '..•»n
country, XV l’. Alders presented a rr
js»rt base*I upon recent explorai i «» îjs am!
from otiarrvalions ma te during an ex
hauntivr surveying trip to Alaska, an I
showing that a mute up Cop|*er rivet
was not only feasible, but practicable
It was «fo nte! lu organise a party of
surveyors who are to start as auun a*
the weather conditions will permit,
probably by May 15
lb«* programme
is to start for < >r« a and pro- »***«1 up < •
per river to its head, and lbei.ee acr««s»
to the Yukon to its junction with
American Imundary line.
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The thi<'kr«t ktiow n .xml warn in th.
world Is the Wywni'g. near Twit
Creak in the Green rivet cual ba*in.
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Io*t thick and up
wards <»( 3o<) fret uf •uiid ccHtl underlie
4.two aeree
• HAK»: IMO lot H »IIOK«
Al • Foot Kase, a j* • »ter f«»r the feet
li.ur ra ¡»alttful, »1
* u «marting trat at»»)
in«tei tiy labra the •tu:g out of corns ami
bunio na* It s the ifrrairAt cKMiifi'rt ilisrws
try of tbra/r
A ••II*« Fool Km« maAra
11 1.« a
tight rating or new • h. e* frai r*»i
rvr<a> » eure f«»r * hi ¡btein«. awralmir. «tanin
raifou • and b>><. I rv.i ax-hinir |ral
W*
bare < .ter |O raiui 11motiláis uf cures Try
It t «tiiy fsd«l by ah dnimtist* and »hue
•t*. res fir mall fi r
In «tan»jx Tria
A «idre** A Hen H Oirn
pa* kaes F II KE
SU«I. Le Roy. N X
F«»«*1 ballars •Ivihs*
Pr«»fr*wnionsl f.wittaill player*, repre
senting the Hcuttiah league In the In-
t'rnaiion«! !x*ague, struck five minutes
*eft»rw the knk-off in their match
«gainst Ireland, refusing l<> ploy un-
»• •« they were given AT *•• !». They
were in re« cipt of the regular wages,
but rather H an have the International
match stop|«ml the committee leogua
granted th« extra ><y.
Kuulaa Iron l>u«y.
The Ru«Mi in inanufa« inrers of iron
hair aakol for a «fo n *is «»I duty on
< ast ir»»u to 20 ci>p««rka | er pound*
I).««•* works have an annual output
amounting lot laluoaf tn«»re than * ),-
000.000 rt’Ubh-s and employing afo»ul
35,000 workmen.
A«vording t«» the
Sar lines are now tei ng parkiwi in
present Russian «*iii|«um tariff « suit iron
glfWs fotti»-«, low wide tn«>ulhed shape.
pay« a duty of 80 cupreka per pound
They look much c raner.ah"! they are f*r
<$l 42 pet 830 p undai.
old
(a»hi«'ue*|
tins
bandi er than the
I5.NO« »NI <1111 mi aw «* ti hi » i« » i»
• **<b)rr » lbs Isnrarenl«4' C»*Wlla®»S.
tintiin ia e* ts-cr.l chai luhy «*•»* í«**irih ©I ths
human ra»-»
sus nit»g «half SHh
« • *’ .r. «« . « I" .
n»rimiar .'Wi>i«
»»«+• «n*i rh*n<ff aM« ri mai»
Ani Iber* srw
1 ' 4 * A f M «i!i«.e-'ti ia te"« tend ol pl«sir
lh*t SU»**« h. l|
tei n'.i */•
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k 1»* ta»re rtrt«ff-<i imal di«*, wl m II a
Iffttsr • «leurar h fittisrw w « m »M pr-»mp liy rvllffis
an<l Int Ig« « *»e Vf« * « ri ff tinsUas « : 1 bi t
ney Uoubte y 1*14 t4» Ih* itili«»«
The t’ongr • gallonai church In Oil-
sum. N. H rilunpleied 135 years of < i
istanca the ii»iher day
Ths >lama«k
lm«n cloth, w<«\rn «»n a han 1 lo«»m,
•font 17iio. is still used U» cuver lite
communion table.
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Bilker’s
Chocolate,
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\9
cslebrair«! for m«»te
*
than a csblury aa a 7
>ue, nutrii|o»a, • r
rtrah farming
a
boera^r, has out
-knuwn
• /
X ellow I a he I
»
>n the front of «very «J
package, an J our
trade mark,*l a Kstls
( h‘M oiail«*rs,tton the
tack.
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an open Lcrrta to mother «.
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1’1 ■. hri »»I II Tanni* Manas* huwUa,
waalbswrigi»4»t^f of ‘ MTVHKtt SCAAINiMIIA."
the M’n* Out baa -ma ao*t 4*«*a n * lx ar lbs
la at tit I Is signals is wf v'HAA II Vl.K Tv II HM mw
err« y a'«p|«r Thia la (hr >« >a'nal 1*11« M l.S •
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L»«>h L.arafu f ai ih« *te%>sf and
that II M
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•» ads om « •«■
•ignalurs «f vlIAA M Vl.KTLHMK im IM
«tapprr B • >«■ hat aulhwfiljr ftum tua t® uns t WALTER KAKI R L CO. LtJ, \
m» nam*r> -|4 ThaCrnlaur <.>.tu|naay oí »liUfc
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<'-•»! mi nr I in * 'hili-s i* being export
ed to <'ahf.-rui*. an-l it i* **id that in
a few yr-»r. tin Fu-wrry f^n-l will «up-
ply the wh->le I'uciflc Cuaat.
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man about his wife
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For men who have wa* ted Heir
vigor ami youthful energy, who feel
sl«»w, stupid and weak; for y«»ung men,
ruiddSe igv'd and oi l ini'n who w*<uLI
like u> Iw stronger, Dr Handen offers
free a Imok that is w>»rth $l,<>0<) to any
weak man.
Il tells an*I proses by
hundred* of grateful letters how Dr.
-aii'len’s Klretrir Iteit rretoree the o|«l
snap, the vitn, the vigor.
<‘all or
•••nd f »r it. It is fr**»t t*y mail or at
offi-e
A lMMr>k for lbw la<lirs. also
W <« off-r One IInndrvg (H»l!are R««ar<1 Ine any
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horx'e are <lyr«l criuison for six inchre
al tbeir tìpa—a jealously guardad privi-
Irgo of ih« rii ter and hit sona
Iti'MK IKithl 1 H ANI» »I li K r<»1»l>.
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hrep it R-.ghl
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MAC NEEDLES.........
Plain « «Uh ( «Hier The b«a| r>a**lia in the a*ar
a at t *<4 hy • me . a aowrra Ft.f sola by ail ««>.
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n ill a rm k to ,
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V hms < ’»pcor Kl««r
Mxrcli IS.—Th* acbonnar
Oeneral Higlin *rriv*<l tonight from
Copper river. <’*ptaln Jolli>v>n »tale»
that 3oo |«<<>|>l* hav* *ru»»e*i the Vai* ‘ INDIAN WAR8
it’?"
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A r I«' a nr a I a r.ra * widow« ®T
.1*. glar ■er anJ are now malting their *•*
ln»tian war «r'rran« I»HI HA W NITVAX •«»
way into th* interior. The <lay th* Fwnai i> and I'airtii AU rt»r>» W'aa»*la<lon t» •
Siglin left Copper City, which I» now
o( 606 inhabitant«, the theft of a quan*
tlty of b*. on ha>l been <ii»o0Vere<| So
tire* war* l>eli>4 po»te<i that the tiilel
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It may be oonnwet«**! with the Hpaniah
qurwtion, and »ay»
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would precipitate l»»u<’a of great mo
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