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PRESS 0l’lNl6llS

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‘ Situation.

lpapcrs all express the growing in. dlgiiaticnfzfthe country at the prospect; 1 of affairs lid Chitra.

f The Fieiicli and I-Iiiropciiii 1:;-eggi; lglceftil oxer the situation and say America has had enough War and

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.rs careful as possible but a careless neighbor may put all your plans to naught. Through :i careless neighbor you may be ruined by fire Mv Cris Insurance pro rects you against the carelessness of your -neighbor. They are good stock Co’s and never contest a. Claim.

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For a present or for youu; Self come and we will do it; Cheap. \Ye have on hand; B large stock of Picture;

glouldiug to choose from. _ ust arrived b S.S. C0ila= 1500 feet .bf Picture; Moulding of all the latest§ designs. Call in and see; Samples.

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friendly otlices fci peace

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American success .ind predict that Cuba 111 twenty years will be a peaceful

te and Patent Calfu Q50 ‘and prosperciis island

S.igasra. and tot cabinet are sausiitd

there wi.l be no Carlists uprising.

New Yo-Rn, Aug. 13- (Special)-All

restrictlos placed on messages ttf Spain and the Weszlndis by th`e United Sraics government have been remmcd.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Ctiicrieo. August 13 _ [Speclal]-

l`he following are the closing rates:

Aug. wheat, 605 ;corn_32§ ; oats, 20S;

pork, 9.0.3.

Sept wneat.65.§ ; corir,52iE ;oats, 20;;

pork 0.10.

Dec. wbc1t,6‘22 ; corn, 35%; oats.- ;

pork, 0320.

May wheat, ti-Sl; corn. 313 ; cats,23§.

Spaniards Reach Home.

Gibraltar. August 10-The steamer

Xespcrii. one of the Mediterranean branclirs of the Anc`nor Line, which left New York diiriuz the of crnoon of July 21., having on boird eightv Spanish prisoners taken from the Spanish mer- chantmen captured by American war- sbips, has arrivei here. The Spanish sailors were transported to the railroad and were conveyed to Algeciras, the Spanish seapor: on the west siile of the lily of Gibraltar.

Use in place of Cream of Tartar and Soda.

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leavirirr Danson on the 23rd, .ind like everycne else who stays ther# ri wear or more, I brought a little gold There 1 probably .,300 000 or S400 000 on the steamer fhere are too many people, in f-10', the the country is over crow ded Probably twenty thou and men are idle in klou dike to-day. I don’t think there will be famine this year, for grub is really

»nearly ascheap as._1t would be here "

A party cons s.1'i2 of David Bro .vn.` g'f'S0{;‘&§`fig`~gnd1q-Qu, {;m¢e4.S;a,ms

P. D. Brown and T. D. McKellar, of Whatcom were among the passengers who c imc ont bythe Ura.

Rueben Brown opened a bench cfaim

on the Bonanza,opposite No. 7. He was, besides, the discoverer of the Eureka, and had been an aclive man during his three yeirs stay ln the Klondike. The party first. went to Circle City. On the Bench claim they cleared up $30,000 and after paying wages, royalty. etc.. Brown had $12,000 or $13,000 remain- ing, which he brought out in gold dust. -David Brown, who had been in there a year, had a -$10,000 lay on Eldorado with Mcliellar , and they had also been working for wages for the lirst-n1en- tloned of the party. They believe there was between $500,000 s-id s`s00.000 in gold on board.

John Creits of Seattle, went north a

year ago. He had a bench claim on Bonanza and held the property at. the price of 830,000. He only brought out ,afew thousind dollars, but intends `go'11g baek again, and his general opinion _of the gold fields is every optimistic. There have recently been some small finds, and people who went in this spring are among the lucky ones who have secured good bench cliims. The usual turnout ot these new claims was from one to two ounces per day.

A Parker, of St. Paul,told a reporter

that the French gulch bench properties are claiming ri good deal of attention and will probably make n. good show- ing. The year’s output at Dawson is belived to be $10,000,000, from the latest figures,but Dominion and Hunker Creeks will not show up for what they are really worth. until after they are more thoroughly worked and prospected th's winter. There is a good sale at prices mentioned above for claims among companies and their representa- tives at Dawson.

Two well~known Nanaimo miners

named Kufier and Gibbs, who formely worked in the Vancouver Coal Co111pany's mines. are credited with being wealthy men. They _had 810.000 apiece, and Gibbs is also credited with having many drafts as referred to bythe captain. Another _source says that Gibbs brought

t between $25,000 and $30,000. hey were in the country a year and a h lf. Knfferlsays the Hunker washup will be very large before completed. 4- ""~ ' -<1 " . _ `1:'s_

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1, workers last evening effected an organi- zation for the approaching plebiscite campaign. The oflicers elected were: A Fraser, president; Robert Gorman, first vice-president.; Mrs Gordon, of the ` W C '.[` U, second vice-president; T J ` Oliver, secretaryé E Seybold,trea'_urer.

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nie, and Iiulv endorse all you say about the absolute necessity of the clo sest possible union between all sections oithe A11°'loSa\on race lf we two natious~(sreat Britain and the Lni.cd States-were one in our aims and ob jects, and determined to have that peace on earth which ensures goodwill arnonv min, no foreign nation wcu‘d dare tire a shot without our leave

I am sendinv on your letter to be

read by others foul think your pro- posed campaign would be \\ orth to us far more than a dozen We1-Hei-Wei’s

more than Cuba, Manila and the whole kingdom of Ferdinand and Isabella thrown in.

‘~I will let you know by and by. “With very kind regards to you and

Mrs. Maxim, believe me to tc.

Very truly yours,

“WOLSELEY”

“To Hiram S. Maxim, Esq., Nc. 18

Queen’s Gate Place. S. W.

“Recent talk of complication with

Russia,” said Mr. Maxim yesterday, “has brought the attention of England sill more to the discussion of an alliance with the United States. It is the gen. eral feeling that Russia ts trying to crowd England out rf the trade with China. Englishmen feel that they should have the llloralsupport of the United States, and that in matters of keeping open the port of China for trade the two nations who are so near akin should stand together.”

“Hddr_0dw”

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We will have a Sweet Pea Show at our Store, Sunnyside _

AUGUST 23rd. 24th and 25th. |393

And will give the following Prizes for Sweet Peas grown from si-:ED PUR- orissan riroir Us this season.

, FIRST COMPETITION

Best Botlqriel (all blue shades ur all

red sliidesl' - - $1.00

Second Best Boiiquet tall blur shades

or all red shades) .75 Third Best Bouquet tall blue shades or

all red shades) .50

SECOND COMPETITION Best Bollecllo ' $ I .00 Second Best tlollectlon .75 Thlrd Best tlollectlun fr .50

The conditions are that the competi_

tor shall bring with the exhibit the en- velope the seeds were in when pur- chased. and tharno green or anything

else' be used except'-what--1 is “furnished by the Sweet Peas. `

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counters in competition notlafer than ten o’clock a. m. on the 23rd.

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adte sely criticised. As we have sa`d, there may, howev=r, te matters which have nottraasplred to the public, and which have caused the Lt.-Gov to take the course that he did yesterday.”

show that the pe ple have such conii dence the late Turner Government have fully maintained the lead show by the returns from the first poll heard frcm.

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PHILADELPHIA IN LINE.

Trades :League Anxious for Closer Bmlness Relations with Canada.

PHIIADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. 10.-At a

special meeting of the Board of Mana- gers of the Trades League of Philadel- phia,hold§on Aug 5, the following corn- munication was prfparcd and forwarded to the Hon Chandler P Andersen, secre- tary of the Joint High Coini11ission,State Department. Washington : -

-Sir,-On Dec. 9, 1897, the board rf

managers of the Trades League, of Philadelphia passed the following reso- lution: ‘-Resolved, that the Trades League of Philadclphi " ” organiza-

tion of upwards of tw and firms, regard with deep inter -_ e overtures now being made by the Dominion of Canada for closer and better business tornm_unicat‘.on between that country ‘and the United States.

~ "All good principles of bu icrss and

of international comity demand that our relations with our _closest neighbor _should be as reciprocal as the best lu- terests of cur country at large will warrant.

‘ ‘-The common interests of humanity

civilzation, commerce and progress of the American continent demand that

should bo received with gcod will and an effort made to reach a basis of reci- procity which would he alike fair to the United States and to the Dominion ot 1 _Canada and conducive to increased trade relations between the two countries."

‘We note that you have invited cor-

respondence or suggestions for the consideration of the joint high commis- sion appointed to settle the differences between the United States and the Do-

minion of Canada, and therefore the board of managers of the Trades League of Philadelphia at a special meeting held on Aug 5; 1898, take the opportunity thus offered of reaiiirming

||Furiher returnsreceived from Cissiar 'UDB day because of the odicorl’

_jp hear from 05° Wfed at “le

but they to not poll many vote'§'.""""" * l

their hands. This is the nearest Kelly. Institute to the Maritime Provinces hmm practically the cheapest. »

rum, P. P. Ancrrrnsnn, neon Howl;

moss Hoimn, W. B. riiisnursori

§`rn{ppM\_’:’___g_n;réan, A. I. Jonsson. Pres _

f ut in rel' 1-we was

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llEBEL;lllh Ill Clllllll..

Rebels Gafn victories Wfth Cow' side'ral'>!e Bloodshed.

1_\r‘o_\r.i, An". 13-(Spec'ral)-

Steamer advices from China show

in many defeats of the imperial with losses as hifrh as 1,500.

The rebels expect to form an

\vi'h the black flag_troop_=_

GERMAN sotoir-:its

\ Cruelty.

Bi:n1.rt~, August 13-( There is an epidemic of suicide German army Five were

t-ality. _

inhuman is A Dumas

nism. Cigaret’ and

from Neuraethenia or Nerve

tion. The undersigned citisml cheerfully give information to any son who wishes tio be cured 0! any the above diseases and desire to live 8_- better and healthier lite. You may MR upon them for such facts as is plaood I

R. C. Gore. L.C. Wom-nv. R n.r.rm Ton

. i=uur.r.. 0 1:21-dkak

Should the readdrll refer not eo confer

our neixlihors

the recommendations contained in the ‘5 M above resolution, and to further state _ _ _ 1-.5

SETS _

$l.00~Sets-noir 801:,

$1.25 Sets noir $l.00,

$1.50 Sets now $120.

f`_ Only a few left.

~§ See samples in our show ` window today.

0rd- ‘ Barter 81 01|.,

Importers.

that as recent events have shown that

bringing the trade relations of tlietwo

a border line of three thousand miles) toa minimum, and that such action will

the government and the people ot Great

Britain and Ireland are both in friendly _

and helpful sympathy with the United States in the present war, in our judg- . , , '.

ment it would be the best of good policy _ D -n‘T_ _ to recognize this generous sentiment by adnatool Baltllioraulogols 1lmtlIS:|r|»r|

countries as _closely together as pcs- {,1ty_ ' ~

sible, believing that in obliteratiug Au t- trade restrictions we reduce possible -opera wus performed and 'wk

friction and inconveniences that are done- m the .very hte" uP°t°4h." liable to arise between ourselves and 'mannen Pnees m°d°mt°°' 8”,”

Canada (separated, as we are, by only f°'°ti°” S“‘“`°-“¢°°d-

tend to the material welfare and pros. day afternoon.

1pcrity of both countries.” _

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01-o|m¢edB _ Work s

OFFICE-Water St. Will be at Kensington e

eod 6 mos

oxnox, Aug. 13._.(Special)-~Th¢