ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER 19 | 1900

MARKET BUOYANT

The Demand for Stocks Con-
tinyes Strong,

LARGE SALES FOR TODAY

About 30,000 Shares of Glant
Change Hands—Morning Glory
Comes to the Front.

who ar:

ham,
Miss Maude F”
party of pr

viting the mayor and aldermen of
ithe city to be present at the Royal
agricultural and: industrial jexhibi-
tion at New Westminster on Qcto-
ber 2.to 5.

The mayor stated that the various
unions of the city had already been
formally thanked for their co-opera-
tion in the reception of Lord Minto.

NOTES ABOUT PROPLY
, : On abe

Mr, and \. ‘
Mee we «tT. Gooder-
Gooderham and
~ Dwight make up a
vminent Toronto people
taved i in the city last night.

The activity displayed in the local
stock market for the last two days
wus continued today and, as on Ly"
terday, the leading feature oF thie
market was the sale of Gia”, “it, aout
30,000 shares changing hands to.

day, the closing price, being firm at | cit

3%c. The causes ‘for the activity

in this stock were fully stated in the
REcorD yestérday,

ing Glory and it is. hinted that lo
dealers have had, good news. ars:
that Property. The.stock.staad: last
week at 3c. Yesterday, ik a
marked up 1 to. Ge, and teee
ruled at 7¢ to 8,
"One has only to. nefan f-
of 57,900.shares. solge!
it withthe sales of
days.dgo. to. gain
state of the m-
Followine
quotatior

o the total
and compare
a-week or ten

arket.

St
Rosslaud Sales.

Sales today on the local

among tlie vi-*
Activity also continues. in Morn. |. Bs Tv”
Hole oir

a good ‘idea of the’

ware today’s sales and

S. F. Parrish is in the city, fom
Summit camp,

J.P. Nutting oF Ottawa: sari

in the city yesterday, ved:

R. Martin of Witoeir
'y. ”

George T: Cy”

» is in the

ASK’ A _RECENeR

Cc
hicago Pe aekliag and Provis-

a ‘on Company Ltd.

STOCKHOLDERS — FIGHTING!

Setttement Bids Fale to Leave Com-
mon Shareholders tn the j
Lurch.

iBT” wry Associated Press.
Chicago, Sept. 19,—The Inter-
Ocean prints the following state-
ment: ,
**Common stockholders of the Chi-
cago Packing und Provision com-
pany limited, practically decided at
day to ask for

‘ne of Spok
sitors in the city.
Jel of Ottawa arrived in
. +y yesterday.

a ing here y y

a-receiver for the company. In do-;
ing this a question will-be raised of,
paramount importance to stock-
holders interested in foreign corpo-

T. G. Holt, a pi
man of Vancouver, who has been in
the city, left this morning.

W. H. Olin of Spokane is in the
city,

J. H. Millward came up from Nel-
son yesterday. *

W.N. Brayton.of Kaslo spent
Monday in the city.

Frank Watson of Spokane was
.| among yesterday's arrivals in the
city.

At the K Mr. and Mrs.

were as follows: Giant, 500. 500,
1000, 5000, 334¢, 10,000, 5000,
100, 7000, 344¢; Tamarac, 1000,
5H Rambler-Cariboo, 2000, 27c,
1000, 263{c, 2000, 26c;: Morning
Glory, ‘5000, 8c, 2000, 7}4c, 5000,
zc; Novelty, 8000, 1c; King,
1000, 4%c. Total sales, 57,000

anadian Gi 3
ariboo (Camp McKinney)

entre Ntar. . $ 17
row'a Nest Bass
jeer Trail No. 2

%

2

Peterlee
aK

iS
8

inginia..
War Eagie Consolidated..$ 1
Waterio.

Seu Saw8asabl
SK OORR RK

lan, Greenwood; H. P. Jones, San
Francisco; J.-H. Millward, Nelson;
Peter Genelle, J. B. McArthur.

Mrs, Jeanette P.. Frénch of this
city was married at Fort Simpson
on Aug. 23 to Mr, °C. H. French,
factor of the Hudson’s “Bay com-
pany at Babine, B, C.

A daughter was born today to the
wife of Mr. Fred Caldicott.

WILL OPPOSE GALLIHER.

Mayor Houston of Nelson Out Against
the Liberal Nominee. *

Among the visitors in the city

this week is John Keen, who ran on

the Conservative ticket in Kaslo

against R. F. Green. _ He bélieves

“4 | that A. H. MacNeili will be ected

whether a labor candidate is named
or not. In Nelson .he states that
Mayor Houston, to whose election

al support, will oppese Mr. Galliher
n the’ pending campaign.

DE LABABTHE-AY RES,”

Pretty Weddlag Solemnlzed at Trail
This Morning.”

Many Rossland friends will be in-
terested to hear of the wedding of
Mr. Jules de Labarthe of the Trail
smelter to Miss Ayres, mece of Mr.
Ww. i. Aldridge. The marriage

THE CITY COUNCIL.

Besolution of Thanke and = Lot o

+ Milecellancous Business,

The city council last. night appro-
priated $25 toward placing an ex-
hibit of Rossland ores in the Spo-

kane exposition.

A resolution of thanks was adopt-
ed,expressing appreciation of the ser-
vices rendered by Hon. C, H. Mack-
intosh and other citizens in the re-
ception and entertainment ot Lord

and Lady Minto.
The followi 5 A

y it d by Rev.
CW. Hedteyireciee of St. George's
church, Rossland, at an early hour
this morning, at the home of Mr.
Aldridge, and was attended by a
number of relatives and members of
the smelter staff. The drawing
room was transformed into a chapel
by avery tasteful arrangement of
evergreens and flowers. The great
popularity of both bride and groom
was evidenced by the very handsome
display of wedding. presents from
many sonrces.
The happy couple were given a

were read:
tle Buffalo exhibition asking
‘city to use its influence with
government to reconsider the mat-
ter of having a provincial exhibit
there; trom the secretary of the In-
land Board of Trade of Kamloops
stating that a good roads. associa-
tion had been called for September
27.and asking that Rossland send
“ delegates to the same; a petition
from the residents of block 31 ask-
ing that a lane from Columbia ave-
nue.to Virst avenue and from that
lane to St. Paul street be opened
and sidewalked; from the Western
hotel complaining of the change of
grade on Second 3 from the

ig
From the secretary of
the
the

good J-off from the house and
from the station, where the wedding
car was labeled and adorned with
the traditional rice and old boots.
Mr. and Mrs. de Labarthe are to
occupy the pretty cottage on the
river bank above the 1

D. D. McGann; Carson; J. P. Har- |

Mr, Galliher contributed his person-

rations thr ; the «United
States. “Ihe fight grows out of
the tact that tbe corporation being
unable to ‘conduct the busin
profitably, decided at a mecting!
held in London, September 12, to:
wind up its business.
“Great{trouble arose when it was
learned thatthe quick assets of the
company would be sufficient ouly te
pay off the preferred stockholders,

R Reove. par.
| {went down and the dividends were

‘receiving in

1892, and consequently sald

The stock gradually

reduced, and the last sale was ‘61
per share, The Chicago Packing
and Provision company limited,
took the business of the Chicago
Provision company of Illinois. The
English company got quick, assets
amounting to $511,721. The com
pany was bonded for $803,000. Of
this issue the stockholders. in the
American company took $411,000,
addition $250,000 in
capital stock. The common stock-
holders now assert it was proceeds.
of bonds that the American corpo-
ration was. purchased and that the
stock issye of a par value of $,648,-
apo. went as a bonus to the promo-
ters.”

“EES STIS GE OEED Mato 6.0) Pps

=
ROSSLAND'S BIG STORE

Those much desired ired Scotch Homespuns and
Chevoits for Fall and Winter Wear are
here. $8 96 $6 $6 $8 You will quickly sog
the superiority of these imported dress
stuffs in point of Style, Finish & Pattern

; The Prices are Most Reasonable, from $7
to $15 for the Suit. $8 98 96 96 Crrr}

HUNTER BROTHERS,

CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

West End Park

To Lease and Rent

Finest Soil and Ground for §
» Market Gardens, Fruit . &
Farms * Chicken Ranches §

PLENTY OF WATER.

Erauire of

JAS. LAWLER, Agent,

Big Four Mining Co.'s Office,
E. Columbia Ave.

leaving nothing for the common
shareholders. The latter had paid
15 per cent in. dividends from 1890

L

TIMBER MEN WANTED TO |
....CUTWOOD.....

¢

HALF-PRICE
SLAUGHTER

Going Outof. Business
Everything at Qne-
Half Regular Price.

Goods are marked. in plain
figures, and you pay justone-
half. Stok consists of ..

Stationery, Books
Blank Books, Pic-
tures,FancyGoods
Bric-a-brac, Toys
China, Dolls, No-
tions, Etc., Etc.

ALLGOINGAT
HALF - PRICE

lew will pay you to buy your Christ-
gifts now and put them away
. ante the holiday time,

tell, Will pay you to lay in your win-
is reading 0

pay you to buy pictures
anit other thingn 10° deere your
home with,

It will pay yon to buy enough writ-
ing paper to last you a year or more,

In short. if you want anything in
any of the different lines of goods in
this stock, the prices are so Tow you 4
cannot attord to pass them by.

This sno “fake” cole, but isa gen-
uine intention to get out of business,
and get out q refore the
prices ure most eearpeing ‘ones’ * and
that they are

Benn's
Bargains —

ROSSLAND

REAL ESTATE|—

Presents the best and most
Isubstantial investment one
{could wish for. Buy right and
;you will make money. Here
are a few offerings:

LOT, 180 fect deep, facing. St. Paul
street near Columbia ave. Has
nice dwelling facing new court
house, renting at $20 per month,
Another dwelling could be erected
on,St. Paul street and the invest-
ment will net 30 per cent,

Price - = = $2300

NOUSE, LOTAND FURNITURE
on Le Roi avenue for:
Another lately occupied by Mr,
Morkill, - - $1500°

SPLENDID RESIDENCE LOT,
good location, corner. *
snap. - - .

This is a
$250

HOTEL AND BUSINESS LOT,
on Columbia avenue, good busi-
ness property, - S$o000

BUSINESS BLOCK AND. LOT

will easily prove. An opportunity
of this: Kind may never vecur in
Rossland agai:,

‘here are a number of nice {nings
in thas stock, and Hees CH ioes a
go first; so do not wait, but come Mt
pace to the half-price sale at Wal-
Jace’

New Store.

The. Hazlewood Dairy company,

EVERYTHING
CASH ONLY

which has built up such a
businéss in this city, will remove in
a day or two to their new quarters
on Washington street, next to the
Le Roi stables. These quarters
were built especially for the Hazel-
wood people and combine every

for diti their

city clerk of New Westmiaster in-

business,

HS. WALLACE

_ Wallace Building,
Columbia Avenue.

i
|
i
{

on Col 3 neti
about 18 percent per annum.

Price - - ~~ | $12000

TWO SPLENDID LOTS on Le
Roi ave at - $500 each

TWO ACRES, close to town in a

desirable location, .. Can be plat-

ted, - : - $400

CHAS. E.BENN

| LINCOLN STREET.

|
your properties with us, we

have buyers,

$1200 |.

/P. BURNS & CO,

WHOLESALE MARKET
dF Nelson, S:
Grand Forks, and Vancouver. *

Rossi,

4 _ RETAIL MARKETS:
Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Ymir, | Kaslo,
= Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, . Grand Forks, :
Greenwooil, Phonix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke

Ferguson, and Vancouver, .

Sandon, New

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch,

«+ The Leading Hofel at Trail . .
| Headquarters for Gommercial Men
. + Splendid Sampie Rooms oe

Unexcelled Table.

CUNLIFFE & McMILLAN,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaker,

ecialty. Northey Me Core kept in stock. Agents for Wm. Hamilton

Mille, Concentrators, Ete.

“Third Avenne RossjJand.

Don’t Burn Oil=

oats MT, Use Electric Lights

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting, Electric Fixtures carried in stock,
Electric Power, Surplied for Mining ond Manufacturing purposes.
is much cheaper than steam. _ Motors for sale or rent.
exrin casbat trouble with lights, telephone No. 67, between 8 a. m., and 6 p.m.
08, between 6p m., and 8 a.m.

Rossland Water and Light Go.

CANADIAN.
PACIFIC

AND 500 LINE.

BP. O. Box 108) *

its expensive and dat

“task of ¢ will Rad

te ae eee ple

RENOWNED

“IMPERIAL
LIMITED”

iqe

TIME CARD OF TRAINS.

= “Double Dally Train Service.
Firat-Class Sleepers on All Trains trom as :

Noa North Coastcimited | 7.

ARROWHEAD & KOOTENAY No.2 NorthCoast xt Limit ited rt
Try 1

LANDING.

‘Tourist Cars pass Medicine Hat daily for
St: Paul; Saturdays for Montreal and Bos-
ton: Montays and Thursdays for Toronto.
Same cars pass Revestoke one day earlier.

mer Sunday. all others daily.

CONNECTIONS:

-ROSSLAND,
-ROSSLANS),

eri1:05|'  GETY- TICKET OFFICE,

ar 19:30

ZEIGLER BLOCK,
Morning train daily for and from Nelson,
from Crows Nest Line, and for Revelstoke,
Main Line and Pacitic Coast. Daily (ex-
cept Sunday) tor Kaslo and (except Mon-
Monday) from Sandon and Slocan Points,

Carner_Howard and Riveralie.

Afternoon train daily for and from Nelson, _ Try Our Electric Lighted

for Crows Nest Line and from Revelstoke, @ : *
Main Line, and Pacitic Coast, Daily (except ; z ST
Sunday) for and from Boundary Points| 66 ;

rom Kaslo, and (except Saturday) for NORTH COA i

Sandon and sslocan Pomts, LI MITED” ’
4 hrs-Nelson to Rossland-hrs 4 - in
With New ‘Observation Cars.
For rates,ticketsand full fStoriauon ap:
ply to Depot or City Agt. Rossland, or

E. 4 COLE,

vancauies B. Cc.

ag FE ANDERSON
3 W. HILL. General Agent, 2 Gyo

Nelson, Be c D. CHABLTON,A.G.P.A.,Portl

E esr RECO

vou, 6, No. 18.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1900

PRICE 5 CENTS

| SER THEM in Our ‘Window !

THEY ARE INEXPENSIVE
++. YET RELIABLE...
yeu cannot Fully Enjoy a Race
+ Without One... .

FLY-BACK
TIRES

OPTICIAN fl aFFAIRS OF THE STRIKE

NOTE PAPERS &
PLAYING CARDS

KHAKI

Onr selection of Boxed Note Papers and Enve'opes embrace all the
newest things in Shape, Color and Quality. It looke well and custa
no more to use. Call and see our UP-TO-DATE STATIONERY,

Druggists CoE BROS.

“IT FANS) TO DEAL WITH GOODEVE'S.” =

Stationers

The Arlington, « #6 eee!

JOHN HRVERTY, Prop. |

Ore Cars, Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Fans, Bhattings Hangers and Pullers. Pipe work

"9g. ASEASONABLE
. » SHIRT STORY...”

immense variety of styles, patterns
we have In stock. There are some

STARTLINGLY
«LOW PRIGES..

on some Very Fine Shirts here.. You ought to see them.

LINGOLN ST. AAD A J O'HEARN LINGOLN ST. AND
GoLumBia AVE: I¥E, oJ. |

GOLUMBIA AVE
GLOTHIER,- HATTER AND FURNISHER.

“TTROUBLE AHEAD

Bi Hungarians ome a Min-

ing Boss.

The Fourth Day of the Pennsy!-

vania Coal Strike—Its
Result.

(By Associated Press.) x 4
Philadelphia, Pa., Sept, 20.—The}- .°

IS SHELLING PEI TANG

story sent here last night that ¢ the
strikers at the Morea colliery, of the
Readi yin the Schuylkill

${district, had seturned to work, has

proved to be untrue, Hungarians
attacked a mine -boss on his way to
work near Shamokin this morning
and beat him nearly to death with
clubs, Other cases of violence. o!
this sort, though not so serious, are
reported. ;
Protection of the Laws

Scranton, Pa., Sept. 20.—It is
announced that the various superinz
tendents are now ready to centralize.

them under the protection of the
law. For this emergency they
have had some hundreds of men
made deputy sheriffs and watch-
men, The district executive board
say they will be prepared to offset
the action of the mine managers.
: Many Men Out,

Shamokin, Pa., Sept. 20.—One
hundred more men at the Locust
Gap colliery joined the strikers this
morning. The company claims
that enough men will stay at work
to enable the big excavators to con-
tinue.

ngerous, oar
nothinget the, wan ts ssnegt {

You
ant ged mic |
«cheaper,

MORNING, NOON NIGHT

#.
WE ARE AT IT...

We are looking for your Diamond Mount-
‘ing Order. We do the Finest Class of
this Work in the Kootenays. Probably
you don’t want anything in this line
just tiow ; retttettber us when you do.

EWERT BROS:

JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS.

GREAT STORM
AT NOME.

Terrible Havoc Wrought
Among the Wharves
and Ships.

By Associated Press.

Seattle, Sept. | 20.—The. treas-
ure steamer C. H. Hamilton from
Dawson to St. Michael with 150
passengers and $1, 500,000 in dust,
which was driven on the Yukon
flats Sept. 6, during a heavy storm,
made St. Michael safely, according

SEALS, Sonronarion
MANUFACTURED ON SHORT NOTICE
Rubber Stamps

Made to Order and mounted on the latest improved Air
Cushion Mounts, also: Daters, Ink and Ink Pads.

TELEPHONE 20 OR 98.
With the Record.

W. H. S. GAVIN,

to the steamer St. Paul. * .

The latter also brought news of
of terrible havoc wrought at Nome
by the recent storm. | Seven or
eight schooners were driven ashore.
Many tents and ‘buildings on ‘the
beach were entirely. swept away and
three men were drowned, The
Alaska Commercial Co's wharf and
Captain Geiger’s Latrima are a
mass of wreck,

Pollticas Nominations:
By Associated Press!
Montreal, Sept, 20.—The* fol-

«Dress Yous
Dressing Table

ck of ‘Toilet Ar-
you want that

From Our Superb St
Mes, ‘There is noth
hhovn't ot oe

Brushes, Soaps, Toilet Waters,
Perfumes, Powders and Den-
tlfrices

‘There are many pret
. among them

ROSSLAND DRUG CO.

"Phone 185. 123 E, Columbia Ave.

things for gifts

fowing occurred yester-
day: Carletoncounty, N. B.—A. B.
Carvell, M. P. P., Liberal; Browne
county, Que.—F.K. England, Con-
servative; East York, Ont,—W.
F. MacLean, M. P., Conservative;
North Leeds and Grenvilte—F. T,
.Frost, M. P., Liberal.

Fatal Explosion.
(By Associated Press.)

Dux, Bohemia, Sept. 20.—An
explosion occured at the Frisch
Glueck mine yesterday. Thirty
five persons were killed and 15 in-

jured.

men at certain collieries and operate:|:

'/ (By Associated Press.)

Taku, Sept. 20.--The allies -at-
tacked the Pei Tang forts at day-
‘break Heavy cannonading is now
going on.

7 win Winter at Pekin.

,Pekin, Sept. 14, via Shanghai,
Sept. ig.—The indications are that
“to,000'of the allies will winter at
Pekin. The German forces will be
the largest. . Some of the troops
will probably be distributed in the
surrounding cities to relieve the
strain. The Japanese will with-
draw the most of their forces to Na-
gasaki, The Russians will retain at
least 2000 here.

A joint expedition to Pao Ting
has been planned by* the British,
German and French forces.

The dowager empress has ex-
pressed her willingness to return to
Pekin-if guaranteed p i The

ATTACKING
THE FORTS |
IN. CHINA
United Forces Are Moving

Against the Chinese
Works

Advance Was Made at Daybreak
Heavy Cannonading Reported
in Progress Today

once to Pekin. He desires that I
tender his sincere thanks for the
ion he has d from
the United States government.
(signed) . “Resey.”
Report of Murders
Washington, Sept. 20.—The war
department has received this dis-
patch from Taku, via Pekin Sept.
Sept, 17:—The following is’ accept-
edas reliable: Two daughters of

Mr. Atwater, and 28 others were |.

murdered at Taywan, July 9. Mr.
Clapp and wife and four others were
murdered at Tai Ku July 31. Mr.
Atwater, his wife and two children
and six others were murdered by
their escort near Penchel Fow
August 15. . :
China Wants Peace

Washington, Sept. 20,—China is

exerting all her efforts te Ag sor

.geverals: i in ‘command and the min-
isters are unwilling to assume'such
a responsibility.

A number of small bands of Box-
ers have been reported in the neigh-
borhood recently.

Maine at Wel Fal, Wel

h

pening of pe_

tiations. The Chinese minister to-
dzy presentéd “Lo” tle “xtute depart-
ment a dispatch from the two pow-
erful viceroys of Nankin and Wu
Chang ‘usking ‘that .the United
States instruct its officials in China
to begin peace negotiations.

London, Sept. 20.—A
from the American hospital ship
Maine, dated Wei Hai Wei, an-
nounces the arrival there of two ad-
ditional“ surgeons ‘from America,

P

London, Sept. 20.—It was ex-
plained today at the British foreign
office that “it was found inexpedient
for the powers to accept the Russian

thus P the Jical staff.
The Maine will remain at Wei Hai
Wei. Sick and wounded men are
already arriving on board of her
Li Hung Chang to Go
Washington, Sept. 20.—Admiral

withd posal as they had re-
liable informetion that the Boxers
were ready to re-occupy Pekin as
soon as the allies retired.”
Change of Mialsters
“London, Sept. 20.—The foreiga

Crowninshield, acting secretary . of
the navy, has received the following
trom Admiral Remey:

“Taku, Sept. 19.—I have called |
upon -Li' Hung Chang officially.
Arrived September 18, in a mer-
chant vessel. He will proceed at!

office today confirmed the statement
that Sir Claude Macdonald, the
British minister at Pekin, was to be
transferred to Tokio and that Sir
f£. M. Satow, the British minister
at Tokio, was to succeed Macdunald
at Pekin.

FLOUR IS
ON THE RAISE

Prices Going, Up in Chi-
cago—40 Cents a
‘Barrel.

(By ‘Associated Press.) @

Chicago, Sept. 20,—Prices of
flour are. climbing higher with an
advancing wheat market and the
Chicago householder is confronted
with the possibility of being com-
pelled to pay more for’ his bread as
well as for his coal this winter. The

$50,000 IS
THE PURSE

Vanderbilt and Winton
Will Have an Auto-
mobile Race.

By Associated Presa,

Chicago, Sept. 20.—The Record
today says:

“Chicago is billed to witness a
great automobile race next week
W. K. Vanderbilt's ‘*White Ghost”
will meet Alexander Winton’s fast

new price in effect today is $4.70a
barrel, forty :cents more than was
asked a month ago.

gasolene automobile for a $50,000
purse.

INSTANT DEATH

Albert Westfall Accidentally
Killed Today.

IN THE WAR: EAGLE MINE

While Standing on a Platform He
Was Struck by a Descend-
ing Skip.

Albert Westfall, a miner employ-
ed in the War Eagle mine, was in-
stantly killed today by being struck
by the skip. He was standing on a
plattorm near the 250-foot level
when the skip w2s coming down the
shaft. Apparently not noticing its
approach he carelessly stuck his
head out and was hit by the full
farce of the skip.

Mr. : Westfall was a native of Ore-
gon and was about 32 or 33 years
of age. He leaves no family.

Charged With Murder.

{By Associated Press.) oo |
New York, Sept. 20. Jos, Me-
Guigan, is charged with the, mur-
der of his wife, who was found on
the sidewalk underneath her win-
dow. McGuigan'’s daughter says
her mother attended a wake con-
trary to her fathers wishes, and he
threw her out the window.

Champion silllaras,

(By Associated Press.) amar!
Chicago, Sept. 20.—Jacob Schae-
fer has challenged Geo. Slosson to
play two games of billiards for
the champion ship of the world and”
has a forfeit of $250 up.

AWAITING
INTERMENT

Still Many Bodies to ‘Be
Buried at Gal-
veston.

Galveston, Tex., Sept. 20,—Last
night.a negro, while attempting to
break into a warehouse containing
commissaries, was shot and __kill-
ed by guards. No attempt was
made at identification and the body
was cremated. Captain Page, of
the Dallas rough riders, has made a
careful survey of the town and es-
timates that there are 1000 bodies
yet tobe taken out of the ruins
which surround the city.

FIBRE BAGING

New York Warehouses in Danger of
Total Destruction,
(By Associated Press.) é

New York, Sept. 20.—An early
morning fire’ in the terminal wace-
houses b: ded by Twenty t
and Twenty-eighth streets and
Eleventh and Twefth avenues, which
was subdued after a hard fight, broke
out afresh at 11:30 o'clock with
greater fury than ever and at 12:30
was not yet under control. The
buildings were stacked with goods ~
in re The first loss .:
was $200,000. The fire was again
subdued about one o'clock, after
having made the loss $50,000
greater.

inos Still Acti
By Associated Prees,- a
Washington, Sept. 20, — Gen.
McArthur confirms the reported ac-
tivity of the insurgents throughout
Luzon. In the Hocan provinces,
n, Young reports numerous small
affairs and has called for - more
roops. - . et