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POLITICS IX PIERCE.
Xhe Throp Conventions Called
For the 22d.
fUSION IN SKAGIT COUNTY.
IfdiAtlon In ( liehails Produossd a l>Ja
-o:©*ur- or the liark-lant«ni
|icbrin< ,> > of the A. I*. A.
Tacom* s#r-t- 4 —Sp' i:.-Th" 'ripie »'-
which wa> u'#a*#-: a: K..'-,-; ire
ju'l be ir a. « a'; way In P.erc#
on Bro em>-- 22. when. th« Pop
gstt. Democrat a a: . a.iver.-e*. or
wiij
»or the purpo** of pSa- ;r.i; in rotrrinat^n
gif***! for ountr u : Iti iktin oAcm>
A*a: K.en*» '.r.'. " • i ' > par*--- •
ar<f t»K iifftfi'lvf. ami ho
# .j er « »r«* wAi-it-if for -f -- r ;natruct.on*
IS to !h« m«> Of !•: ' If«. A WrfS !,.»
f j#(> a: "h 4 :lr.«:
f.f ttw ti»»» i'of '.Us »Hi
jx> I no:hin#r PU: ii« P»«' m
«jf»!h mid " ;e l>.-rrat* an ! Silver::'*
ail. have u» bo con •-n; a,;u Uio a&:oiA
y. n. Kakar. *io i.-i -i.rman of the fi
uen eta'e < >mn;: iommon ' onacn'.
t, siao chairman or |.,» Peop •'s party
ewirity committee fur I *.«» r •<■ runty. Mr.
jtake.r ha» Bept« {ni«e- -- >.< tuft uate f.<r
jK/iiling the ' .n:y convention of hia
party, with the ca ■' . <■■ tise i"tii. an I
tae prtmarP ion the .;. lU-u'Wng t.ha:
what Pe'»* i;ak»r **y.i g"es. t:.e SUverit-a
tod the DetnOcrau i u'.o <_a.itu tiieir
f»un£y convention- ' r • ie e »rn- l.ite * ' i
tK p irpo-e of eRWUng a. combins with
lb* Pop'jiiata
As th- si: .a'.ion l» todi i;i PIT * coun
ty. thei' »iil it- <t '■ is. ;i of tuo three
f«-<*s. j • ' ■ iui;i.> -•••n to - v ■»»
»f the county of * hy ir*-h» .m; 1 ti« k-t.
gta i*j up of ..ft,, h oujj <sj • ciio»en i»> lot
friirr. th** thr- piJ Ju* • • xis* nt ><f
tie ali-m.port »nt q i(.-Uon, tho division of
, U)e off **s, SiH 1" left lit a con feien-o
fdmmi'.e» , ( t<> iy' '.' >aen hj <;ou
((•ntions.
>V»i jj.-o- utlnc at: irney the r indiilaies
ar- thi- k aa he. ain a h;v». First in tiie
la: is 'r»'.;m;t.s only iiryan--Fe;Uey by
#a»'' * y«>.in~{ af irriey w,iio ha» a pen
jtbaiK lor t>owUii« (*;i<l who is chanv
psou of th? Tu m» A'hlf tl Club. Mr.
hryan dt>ts not -uini any kin.s.'iip to tho
jivy ora »r rf the Platte, bu' his name
him pr a ng" and lie iia.a tho mip
j,(.rt of many p. iiniiiu ' I>• in-errats. ii
V Frank Hnia icy. a r>. tary of
the Democrat. iu i;y »in:nittee, a R.
TlUa*. Silverite., an-i in ~j »ni.n b liuea
ton. tiie Utcst lierjiii ra . convert to P p.
ai.sm, are the <.ther >:>■ a n of in
Ciij.'ieition u.lh i;.-» Montiiia
For the otnar oIJi ea there are a n imber
Of cancidale a a*i. >ng :.i« Ill's i t-t.es. In
piarcs county tin.-re vsta !>■ r. « au« h ti.lng
as the offl 'e «• "king the man, aa fur as
fusion i»4l?irs la conc«t n-d. Kx-Ciuaty
Commifcaloner WihUm I' iy, a l'etnocrat.
I'olph H <niiah, t .•• 1 -t edit jr. and
H. L. Mtnitli. a liemocrat, are re*ard"d aa
«andila:es. Kx-<'.ejk Chidcstor, of the
Dohertr regime, )<t a . and Ida; e for county
cierk and ri. A. Wolff, formerly deputy
city clerk, is a candidate for auditor.
There are no candtda'-" among the Pop i-
Ists for crtutity treasurer, pt au.i.abiy on
account of th- iargn t»•»11.1 required.
Among law yara con-id'rai'ie interest la
manifested in the ciitididacy of several
wsll-kiiown l>emocra-ts for the> superior
Judgesh.p. Th» fusionhits «jil likely
t!iak« tiieir nominal lon < I r the iiencli
without reference to the bar as«o<dAtlon,
whloht.as alwvys had a hand In tin s> !«■ -
t;on of eandlttates for >• ip- rlor Judg<* Mu
r.i-t'jwil Jialge \V. 11 Rri'l iv. h • audi.li e,
and It is iirnrtstb'.e lie etll >«• g!\csi the
honor without much contest, a. he has
frif-rida among the Fawcett wing of iho
liamo.'raev,-as well h* tiie tililcnins.
Col J. A. Williams »n is also a tndldate.
Assistant City Attorney . H. H K »n ia
*hs only Populist candid-a'e f.>r .s>ip< r.or
Jt<l*e.
Tho r«»«ult rvf the Orr-Kavr-elt contest
cp.sk will havo much to do with th«* < •>»»«
pVxlnri (if tha fu*l>>n tti k« tin t!: • HUI
- If FVwoett 1s us <n
s.rety i>rolwl>l<\ hi# pr<'f<:lK« in the irntn-
U<-mrnt of the d«il w):i »>« rv3 tcfil t>>
»*•'>. In t11• fviit that I'iiwcp ! ri 'tilns
kit Offl • 1 i»* will tilki- Rood l.tli* !<> >
that neiif of hi> i u c«u
(M*,ur« rv- offnition on tin* fuxion tick t
In oth«-r » ifl", <h« <';»ndlrt»t<j* fur ofll-o
r.h.t !i i ■ 'PI!!:-stm «lub l<mninfrs will
tnrr.»l fr «ni ■h« distribution of tfw» h[hill»
If tJ;■ mayor la ui:s> tU'tl th* *l.»t» will
t- n i t- uj> t* "mitt n-!i :!■*« to hit* Ir
».>r;wi upisr.in or W -hm.
For tf'» varlo'is county oft! f « ar«
r»- iil,r •< f«l >r- Tin- ofllin I*
»!»<!• i' -. ■ if i .«:»•! for t! ■« lh"
foil onrtii#: !»»•«• • ur. I •!-!'• ■* ani'«np th# I*optl
to (thorn tho offl • bin tK-on n>n»
. >• |vvr iiivnmut, « ;«-o!K- Kit p. ro
ll r ntjit J. H Thorn jmon, fx-Oounollman
t. i<, ■ .• • a:. 1 \ I Ml I . « ''O w. t
i ut t!i»- <■:••'.. itt t* ► * aco.
)!t !.f;i >•! l|iv; >*• k•• III' h, W!m» «;».•«
twni«r 1 t )<•
M< rI t» ct: < m<iMUK* - lo*t stprlnjt *tid
tfii ■» ■ »i. , . tlh •>.* tt «' -wrt" i!
t ,•> I «: i ilvi 1 :'l Ih'.•»
f.;y .i ii.trv if v .>.«•*, m t I 1 <■ !♦ A (WWW
•'Bong •• ■ Rnntua has th«»
•!\ v ~..- to M.I V St« «''•'
, >*r-.ii;i.t rnjii Kr.iM," aft I If !r* win* U
* t,; «•> . ... .. , 'i |H . ■«. IV( I
Ik eoun liman. from the Third ward iwn
yw»r*. » i- (, > f jim to onr of th«
*or> . )! i.,t ,r* • !).• ■ M'* v» Otty
V'.x nr \\ , ■ •! i . i > r-,J t har it <*■*
► i.'t - r*f i < ; 11! ' V. Att'l t h>"
»i»* »\.t. mi -. i :i t.'nwtnH'ff,
*h! -h n> t.li' t s ! i| t » r , >rt.
T ' V. - V.U j,I .• i «I! t , f-.itowr 1
"sit b> ff -1 (i ir. s;<»r* in ill)*
" 'MI ",.•»* W '•<> A..f i i • 1
Iff I 1 <■ '• veil ■*, ■■■,: I »n i " - w*y
C>* of» - » V . I. T • H -
T» » ■ t
I
..ir*
Tlu- (mmii le
Ut'adcr
»r t it Jv i »1* rr
too BAftt Mot yy rk ]r«wrw!f info a
*f y«» i ; !r uiitf tho rU!il kiud
or it
CLOTH MS
; a U ** a<<k ia>i vkil
,b x ' 1 • I • _ ' ' > VU
v4*l \ u t
au-l )\l
J. \>EM.\\ oi.
A\ uuc and I
terncymhip and nr:-+ }» #», -?•* a }n—
t'r-f: of the p«sjn«. *t! 5 one 'Yinty •"*>rr<m• -
Aaorg 'r- P>" and U-k
--ti *a there exiss * ft . :i; trh. -i. ;*
- •'* i out in t - ejr co.iv#'! ' > » r
In sht»t?lng out the Stiver aspirants.
t-"» I '<tno"rit!' and p-.p managers
»gre*> that :t;* Hirer dffK iott from the
Republican ticket 1« Pieree county is v*ry
small. ar.i tbe ar.i la;*-* of ti
*' " on *•■ not rK»lv<- mo •. consider a n
*• han*Ji» of re r.nf»r*r ■ ~>n r •*.
The w,J '■* n> • in*o fa -'lon*
on *h*; prosecuting attorneyship, on a< -
count of the u t that A. K Tllo* *-e,
■was. a <l»»i■ ►- ?o •<■ .-,r.v» - ■ v)n. *• F
ier. = burg. v«!d A. H trarretson,
• norhar Pier » e-.-.-,tv man. f.«r -h.- .. tTT
t*i ior. for at tome > g»*.»r* TV « « .
has aroused ir.~ r *-*,« ■rs r *r«• of », . <»f
« ».irrr'«r>n."s fronds ar.: they wili re-a -
n v her. TVJow a-sks the
< ' a :or •->- from the tar«e-r»t on«
ver.tion.
AX A. P. A. SENSATION.
How the I»ark I,»nf«»r7i «»o<,"!»>ty V\'ork«-<l
Cb«li*ii« Politic*.
5.3;;s lift' , t .<• .r»,t'an coiir.'.y or*d ,
to 'Uy gpnjr.K th<! tint a»n*aty>n of !h*
< arripa<.«d here in i 1..» county. It oharg- *
that tho Kfpur»ilOitn conwn-: -rs a - . 'Vn
traiU on A jc ;*t 22 *ra<« «:iir;n<-»rM fr>rn
?h" prknarP? ?o th«* csosins or tn« h»:fe»t
it.*?' for •, • ■ '. •fir
th* A. P. A. It r»-prodiiO':» e«*nt
to the various coun-fi* bofor« the pri
tnarie* by th« presl'lexit of Chehalis
' "I . A P. A., who i.» a P
«i • f-.r offi » b'-fo'# >} r- .-oming
Populi** convention. Ir. Iheae jAttor* A.
P A P.'-f. jH-; '.in* »r» oommandM to
' ":-irTi oil M
'V * pr- r n'-ts an«! do tH'Sr d-ity " In a
< rt»ij"»Ar if-Vr to other councla-4 through
out tho county, which the Jp-a a:>chi ».»*
inadp a part of th»* minutes of th* <"h»-
hi « council a* a *n**t nc p- or to th»
primarl". certain ar*» r^ommpn'i-l
fnu r i. i» ' h for chairman of th* con
\Ttion, ami for sheriff and clerk. '»n
the morning of th* convent.>/n. t;,e P..-»
• ilegof*. a typewritten «iate> of A. P. A.
men was haiKi«.J to th« pusher of
th<> organizition from ea-h !nT.»
Bee »ivn th.it t f ha" a comp'.e'.e it«» of
t"'y A P. A. <J*le*a?es to the conversion.
T ie iette.i". circulars an<J other do- u
men » ;-ringed r "»w. i d the Hee. "t >t
;h« convwtlon hell at Central'* on the
! of Auguef tn« no' a R«-riiih!i. one.
; T »ev prove to tiie Democrat that the ron
ventior.o of that party in th!" oiun'y are
equAily interfwrM tvl th by this dirk ian
i tf-rn a-vietv. Th»y prove to th* PopulUt
that r *■ A TV A. conspiracy aim- a»
thr-v*i;nr the »• *pe* of '.he irllvldual
w 'h fi th" People « party iq . illy th«» s-itno
;t >■ in the ReT>ut»ii< an an<l ImtiiVti t lc s»ar-
Mf». Tiiey erpoi'o to the public the f i »
' it the A P. A conspirator in I.cali
j coumy, among whom aro numtierel cer
tain men of n-ore or 1# « prom !r. en •» in all
three parti**, ar# work ng together co
; vertlv, secretly and treacherously, to the
enl that no man. however meritorious he
tn >y be. c*n !•» e!»w--.-d to any oft! 'lal po
sition unless tia is a member of the A.
P. A "
In a Jftnjr editorial fh» Bee prot"»*s vig
orously a* Mnar permlttlnu th* party to
b* <-. nit rolled fin n " t am of a
s ,- r<t oruanlaati rt. by niemN :a of pther
poltr-al partis.
Since tii n convention tw of the nom
inees have withdrawn from the ticket.
V< i■ ir of the remaining r a- llda'e.s are not
known to be A. P. A s, and the B' a de
m»nli< that they also withdraw, so that
h complete set of true Republican* may
be nominated by petition or otherwise,
and ko hefore the p>< ;.le of the r inly as
an*!-A P. A. nominee.-.
The A r. A. men iitvf for * me t:rr.e
p.»'-: mala no particular »• 'of the fa *
that they Intend*- 1 ! '•> dom:rute nil thr<«
of the convention* if I«l«f !■-. * p o ;re the
»t >n»:Ii.11 i.His of -is many A PA- if th.
could. anl th-n at the elf :on vote lor
only the A I* A. ■ andidat.-a
TA( OJi.V'S MA** Mi ill INO.
( ongreomnon >!*('»!! ami Aj»»l ,, y to Ad
ilri'xo the riopuhitcau*.
Tar o ma. Sept. 4 Sp*ei v Tomorrow
r • <' utr'-wn M '"all \;- v of
Massachus- will address t> e b!uß*<st
man* mwti is ever hel i in Taeoma The
n:e» •1C Wi'l be i-.rM i the N ■ S'vet
ami will t«* the fir*' ureal rally
of t!-« mm; il*n In tii s» county. Pes! lea
th« two ; Is*;nuulshed victors. P<>* >-r
<" ar>« jjS,i;U\ -sn. R-Vu I!--an f->m:nee f.»c
f ■ \ r- »r, n_\ 1 <•-»» «jr. »• -man >• >'. "!• w;»l
be nfi hand From nil 'he i -»••••*•.'» the
f >st •- jr n'.-.i * i» '•> r<-r will to
» \ . ted. ***» that a,n overflow m *r'-r>e WfU
I** n«»'*»*<;«rv <'or.irrfi«man M i "a'l
i« on® of th* ablest ' xpoun ler* of it- ;etb
?u-,tn -;rln* in the country, and It> , uh
-1! »• <> ■ r<» me r *;•>,:« >o li> tr . m Ml
|h.» Mi'Kinlev ant 1! -art '»* \ *! •
city and th-* IVx~»l:11i«- ciuh will i* t'res
en' «*n and a artier lid '-an*! t* I
furnLah the music for the t ffH;r. Jama*
Fairefci!! chairman of i>e count v <• >ro
mit lee, ha *ch ir»e of ti > ai+an*»sm 's.
M»nt;H l'il«ioa 'l'lrin't.
M V.snt Verroc 4 S:-- '<l T! •*
r>ciiv>*ra'!■ • «n>l •<> !• v cnßV*'
i n* "t Hl% aif 11 county ta*t in iturlins "•
y«>ster.!a\ an I po! :n t >mi!sat n «
fusion le», < ati\e *r.l ooun'v tick" - At -i*
;v i , • . u * * i'' 1 t «
little loan of Hur»-t,«cfon pr***cr.*«>l a verv
4j»j ,iir«itf« Tho 1* :i » "i'« *a.kei
off with a *>«" i ftiiatv of t '■ ai* at i
th 11. •n Kt i; -v,an.i -• -< •• :n ' > !, e a '*l
Ha.S f.He4 w:>h the p->rtion '' »! t-si to th< m,
j; •'. • * fo - r jm -v ' ; i-.-* o' < •-. •
tv tt.'kot, 1 h v«.» «.f aJ'orncv. ahcr .ff. -s
- 1 i am* - «>• >p fr««;«i t K «» .!•*-
t; , t • .» how®*-ef, f t-.:i , ncl
».«<1 r«*'a : ,-r st :» on t-i« >?■■«! *tlva
t K< , lit'.! •• t ' ev.-« r*!"*rv effor? *
will t»a ma to afor* }?. Th*» fol.owr «•*
n : ! • • • r< i"< >' i; 'ti' K
\\ k- H. (t- • », »f M• and J
)«on (Pop •. «>f M wni Vern to Mfwrlor
j-i of Sa «<t' ' •'• ! •* i'' J '*
t « J. p H.MiHcr u M-« ml V rn n,
,> j; i .4 •_ • v, S. K > (* vm >.
} f f i »n U*
MM :i\ ' >. *• ' 1
(Pop.l, Mount Vi btMl auditor, Fftraoi
lUmm«r M 1 X err on. *':e .ff.
J I* M .:« t 1 - » M —t >-t n; •*-
(MMif, P. s* Hoi M (Dm ■Ma • v«t
n,»r •»•>?* «•> or. «« > •'' ' *
a-.tpcrir r* '*nt of * *, H- !•
>t t -rath «i 1 ' * * "*'■
j I, Hi: '. t»' **• t er !l ». i;,tr
-1 ,i ' ■ •> Y*} t'_ »*• f 14 % S
11, ; •! •• r i»*rrn » V* ♦ «• • •? -■■ » *r
Ti tr l cSJ-»'rtct. J i'- K * » iPoj> t. O-ar
< iarko « mmtT Pu*lon.
Kalan i» iVpt * -f 5 . e- T - T^e»tc
• r • • p, .5.1 i',l' ; *«1 « V-V !.
«
a* > tt-. % ».«t «* th *a - :*»r >!•
thv « ■ %n »-.•« w-e upr •- " "' ' r-t v .
an ! 'l* of '«»*.. n •« *ee T* »
J* i: 1 f-.»llow ' ; -
ii • J '»N« < • • • ; '
t -. ■-< -i a . a- Kdaar*!*. e v*>*i»r 11
|| || . » nmm R «' « arm. -•.
1» : :• led XT * I VM
p. * K *
\
, »<• *'• ..* V«-vjt"«n.
.o-N tv- V* J. It «on. comrjvsaioti*-
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-> -e| t.» ht>- »*•** *-» v t a a ••
m tj Ue r * *. r
t- s *
IMMltttd to s - att
| M • < • 4 •••-•• - ••• m Si
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t% r < t •; -4 .■ s
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11.. at lit- >
. o. .. f ■ 4 < T* ' *T '
Svi <*. * '*\ ■ * i h«'
>* •-I v J >
Cniidrcn Cry lor Pitcher's Castoria
*h- : If' *-• H •**" *■* *' ** h?
v c-.>rrr r«* ; \,-y ■ * % nui *.
W 'tt' f V-' ijii;;--v - c 3 rtwatlr^
I ' • i - . • ■ fJ. 8. Me-
II '.ar «ira- N W P. •
j rj-' gfcn : . r,; - M. IS. N K.
} V«r. 'lohren and R. K. I»av:«. o£ r-m J ian
j county.
Mtiritsnii F»i»ion i:*
Hcie-.a. M . ?*•••' 4 -T.-e Ivrr>-rs'«
I ard Popt: l*-.« ffff • <hJ f}< n tclajr. i*ri
the foiiowmg »:.■ t ke- ; P
•> R .. • S-r. '• 'l'
g vernor \ Y. i l -• c -e-a 1 ** c.f
| a'ate. T 8, Hogao: gspfjfeatifljßßi o* p"t>-
i> K A far.- 'on:
' • A - r • - K N i' •- -
sociate Justice, H. It. jr.; y :rea*':rer. T.
! f- , "*o: i-.s; auditor. T. W.
i T'"" fonsrfjwmjn w-« aP"ted to "he
I »«-moor , ■ i ro t*.;t **n no
cand late «ga:nat Har.rr.an. w.io fo. ow
ed T"i:er out of the Rep .it. an conven
tion*
lieath of lliinkT I . V, Waiter.
Ta inu, lai—Tr the d»W.h
of T V. Walker, w -- o-? irred yester
day shorth a'*er < o" th;.* city lose#
one of iTs mwt puSic » <ir *ed men snd
i a wh.:aae .<j i*l is hard to And.
Mr. V. a 't *»« tnanag.-r >f th' la>n Son
; A- San Fran-is •-> In this 'Sty, and
ti'im ered an .' g i « frifn i- a . of
it: » > men of the »ni"v Tie w m
a men of the I'n'on <'!:.•'» and
of <'• mmeree. a T *'> -• -n-i degree Mi
a >n a.n>l a M>-r Snr.ner. H< was bom in
I»n'h-a f >r* ■-* w ) a(?o. and carrs
to f»ar : Franci' *o as an a'' oan'ant In *.<172.
In i«c r« tt.ov.-d to I'ortlaml, a ,er- he
; entered the newly eatabiished bran-h in
that ci'v. Jn P"» he was arpolnt-d man
: asrer of th- i-rfi-.k in this city.
Three w~ek.- igo Mr U i'.-er wi« stricken
| "*■ th gastri'.'i. Ills IHn' l ** w.ti not ron
e iered serious ;n'il two d* - . s aso. hf-n
Ms condi* in I" an.e farming. >'•
rt-iy it wis s*er. that he —o il<d rot survive,
a d shortly af*. r 1 o'clo.'it he expired.
«f ? er »:<iki m into a irate of c-'ina. He
leaves a *«fe and two chlidrer. The
f tn*ral w.;i fr'tur f: >m hU la*» - #
s Sunday af:erno«>n at 2 flfelock under ihs
, ais >. is of the Mi-ni fraternity.
I 'irifig Mr Waiter's 1! . Mr. .« \f
! Jadtson, head c<> infant the bank.
| h t* r>ee;) in ch })« will rfm.rti at tho
| head of the y..it<k until Mr. Waiter's •u.--
j c***or is appointed.
1.-st n.ght r :ie head ofß » at Tgindon was
; notified l>y caM.» of Mr. Waiter a demise.
Taeoma's 1 nmbles in Court.
Olympia, Bepf. 4 —P. % il t* (Ml (MM
grow :- < out c.f he Orr-Faw -e - ' ma>- -a 'r
contest, the M Jlien-Doherty ~,jlt and !
«Vimmorctal L4ght (.'o injunctions wera
heard la the supreme -our* t.»lay. There
ere t.hrec writs "f m«ndand prohibition
to be tak#-n up by the court. One was ob
tained (»y the atturn' - ;* t sr Mr. Ma i n
restraining Judg** B'a'l -ip ft »m reinstating
r>oh. rrv in oftl e af'er
lie had been i by the aherift
in exe tit ton of Mullen's J-idgmcnt. An
other writ was obtain* 1 by tiie attorneys
for Faw-ett reatrilning Judge Pritehard
from punishing the mayor for contempt
for refiialng to \a a'e hU oflie after the
de -laion In trie contest. The third writ
was «>, ire !by the attorneys for tiie Com
mer lal Company, c.Jng the i .wer court
to show <-a »se why «-.tper«cdea» sh Ud not
Ii* 4 granted the company in the suit brought
by tho city to do;*rlve it of its franchises.
Ail is s wen? taken under a.lv..- r -un n',
and «.w!ng to the em-Tg- tidis existing,
opinion in each case is liht.-iy to La hied
soon.
Four Ktinawnyii i» One 1 »nv.
-tn. }»■ ,■! 4 S. -'clal Th»»re wara
f" r o.aa.r- - w thin 1-uf an ho ir'.a t:m«
on Holly #treat this forcn ion. T; 1< v wr»»
pretty U\< iy om», t-at no • :
vk.i« done and n > mio nm Injured.
S ■ vcr Mlraon arc rannit.u »war.d a
K >• many ar. heinu ?h:j-pe,: by express.
X - lokini of te»t:m<*ny in the •. of
th» Fairhav-n I-a.-: 1 Company v.*. E M.
Wi'son <*n 1 K. I. CowuilJ. «h! h wa« com
menced la«t Bnrlrtic a* Ta-omi before
S'' f'-urapi." - Hollan M Porter, of -h.a
v*. '« ir' commissioner, was rcsamM
h- ra yesterday.
Work upon th© water front section «f
the state' road, which was suspended by
t 1 •> -!.»•*• comml**. -iti.-r T :<-■? lA\ -.!<rht t!-.>»
•«PP r >pr:a ftn havinr }we n exhaSisted. is
1" n* •* *.tt\. .1 tmil- r th<> d'r- ?: >n .f a
conur:t*ee of F.r tiavcn <- • 7 ■■■*. %> •*
t • •-. funds haviritr be-- n ra!«ci bv*
euiiacriptlon. It is expe red that t. c road
a ! be {>r fraff'.o l>cf re the Ist
of October.
\ I «c» Million Xlinfnc < ompanv.
TV -m- 1 S ! 4 Hif- I The s-jnim t
M if i ! R-.l Comp»i!:v •< been
■ri'orpomtiil in thin city by Andrew F.
Pr: >;h. <1 \\~. I> kr - >n. .1 -net, M
A ht.m. T. Arroatronu K 11 Warner
»t; I ,t T Hnwfon. The company !•« ctfv
.l «♦ f; -«* i ft-- njid •>» 'w nty
•* < n gold «-h»Jm< !'! t «» «; •»; 5 11 ,1 nrninsr
(' • trict. in th" Paclfl * rc««>rve Th. cl.iim#
a :-•< -•:» ra •\« >•. • itn ■■ Mr« 1 rn
?tia N" Knigh*. who N the cn!v « >n:.n
■ ■ !■• * -51* •'-.>> - at- : x•> r - m: •-. :
n.. n h \ * made rr;»ort*on *!i»* pi >pcr'y of
«.. *h a promNin* nnture 11 i* the
wsl' push «' vciipment at on e. Tl.e
claims arc both quart* f-.nd pi r A f • •*
of men has twen -ent to the c! \\mn to b»-.
r. 't "»e «ark >' elea • th -gr ::.,1 j te
paratory t > -ink -i*r a sr. (f*.
» heltitil* \ nllrv < reomt-rv "»fnrt-».
O ha *. S. ; ' 4 <»pec«.it U'eleel ft
K>» h ! ' V : \*e ■ ;#» (' •• 4' * \' i -V
Creamery :r <-.rf • > T 1 V -r'e-i T»r»
'! « W Ki" *t " e M i. -f . ••• ,' '>•'» SV-.
Of tv: k -• . ' * T - pi/int is - m 'of the
rtiost complete >*» tac s'ate. It a i« p*tt
! r \ by the ; "Op • 'or* » of it * ,t < ; •-v
--" r. • or as-.:*. e >f .in* K n 1 from v.*
f 4*-rr.f-ra. tir>>. lar. 1 r.- ar towr» .! ttvee !1 v
H • J H. ! - H A K tro
ax 5 -fb need «r. 1 re .or-tilde •. > »m»-ry men
ft tn \ .•! • >r, W.-tsh I'' .- w:ir«k ■>
riot v er, b-.t ang Arm r. -a and
1-:t:'turner <
•»klr jrtxt ftt» Pali.
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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, Im.
HOW WILL THIS EN'Df
Secretary vVillett. of thp F. N.
A., Delivers Hi- l ltimatnra.
CURTISS IS WRONG. HE SAYS.
Both Portland anl Seattle Claim the
P. X. A. Championship Gam«*s~
Story of the Squabble.
- 'ary W . tr. a Po<vßah c* t v s
p.» r; N A 590 at jn of th" Atna
... - Ath'rf. Ualon, i-» grtaiiy worried
v. cr t;.e .- on o! Prrt. lent Curt -- r
d- *:ng th- 8. A. C. to held th» c:.ampi -
fi:v games in th;s .::ty 1?. an 1
d« jj-e» a th al. the dramatis intensity
of a boy orator that "they are trying to
t.-i*: out u* it on a technicality," «t-1
i .1; e h.-irii of aii:.ager» has ie I
so .10.. the pan.--* P- -tland. and her
n * :.g Port.anJ, "thry wiil be held. 1-
l?*i tie >l4.' t rit o order o herw -."
1 a 1 fr m s that there :•
s -v:i..' k fa:, -sa ahe*l tor tne P. N.
A to »re»*.'> *.• h, and a-- the » a
i.i* preset. » i .- if, two s»- s of chainpi •-
• team- ar-- be;:ig a :v-.rti»ed. Mr \\ 1-
i' tt at' iffi' i mat the jv-.tnt on which Pre-i
--• at I .rt..«» d- ;l.led that the S. A. C. m .at
h'»i i trie ~!»« io-s not apt»ly to tat? case
In <j i-at,.-. . a,.: that Port.and is :>a
tj tr.a i »ns:itution a..d by-laws in hrr
< ~n. 10 the Mfliri Mr. WflSett says t .1:
its haa no:. .:,g Seattle, a:;ti thai
u»vJer ot ';er ~r lunstanees he would ue
g.jd t > *ee the g<»mes held here.
Mat.y members of the P. N. A. on the
S ■ .'*i have une to look .lp >n %Vi:int
a+ or.ng in 5 to carry things with a
high . mA S I tie will net forget
f . <1 luiiß : t n»e to .-nse the tr.just: e wh h
. is bf • n done E. T. t .y the P. N A .
•i.ii a..>j ;.y tne mothar organization. For
s-v.-ra: y% i:s h« i.as been «hut out of
nma:• jr athl '. amply beca iae his ap
i i n f ■ 1 ..istatenjent not given
]K.»pf-r consideration.
1 t :i»- j-r- nt f i»s Secretary "W illett
comments in th* Oregonlan on the ruling
of President Curtiaa, .ir igring the 9. A. C.
to g .•« thf gamt >, as follows.
ar»» trying to crawl out cf it on
a t*« u a tty President Curtiss htmseif
o'-i- rthl t\ -»; a Just taken cn the g »me- t
«nd • .•• board of managers decided in fa
vor of Portland. IhwM was beaten, and
now thtj ar. attt mating to profit by a
< ia .a.';,-:h die s not apply to this ca«e.
'i iran'.'s w- re arra:.*e i f->r
S- . inner IS a* e»ea aiid noti eto th.s
1 fT— -t was sent ou: in die time. When
S-a' - ;.- g.ive up tue games, the boar l
transferred them to I'orn.md, but there
no charge in the date. President
<lirtassumes a great deal when he
ks ne can thus lightly st a>'-io a v te
"f th" board of n;an«ig«rs. If there is any
question about rhe interpretation of the
< ustitution or by-laws, the power to *-x
--p a::i or interpret 1 s only w:th t!ia ho.ird
of managers Ttie board of managers has
d>i .ded to hold tho sanies a: Portland,
*nd here th»*y will be he j. Mr. ».'huU». < i
Hiitwj:i:stai:-iitjf. unless the board sees :it
tii order otherwise.'
"Mr. Willett has addressed a lengthy
communication to Mr. Curtiss, In the
course of which he sa\s:
our letter of September 1 Informs
me that the vote is vo.d, by declaring that
th- c ,a_r must dt- ida that tho gam- s
be !'. iat Seattle as originally -
re •.-■! by :.ip schedule meeting. Not that
1 iin anxious to liave *he meeting held at
Portland, or any other point, except as
d'ret'd by tho schedule meeting, but is
s only proper that we conform to our
<•' tistituti n and by-laws, n.i before stated,
whh;h is the only proper course which v\ *
•an pursue. Th« \ >;e was called for, ar.d
directed a decision to ast: the re* ilt
was a: nouri- ed, and. to expedite matters,
printed m.i'ter was issued in accordance
w ; f: 1 rhe vote, the s retary doing nothing
"Uts le of what he is enijiowered to do.
I* w 1 ..d be a simi.ar proposition if the
1> .ard of manag'"-s were in session, ar.d
: .•» question was ra.stv,j, ar ,d the majority
vote d ?c!d.'«l that a «rtain a 'lon should
obaenred, and the chair then deddi ■
that It was out of order after the * ore
wa-4 disposed of. I should be very glad,
i' to have the games h-ld in Seattle,
'■t t:; ih» fj I'-s"! Ci had rtb-- n br 'Jgli* up
as it was b.* it pla in in the p u
of playing fast and 100-.-. us abide
by the daterminatioa arrived at. Instead
of vacillating from one point to another.
It is all th# more regrettable that this
s'r >u!d c cie up as it has. as it Interferes
Wtth the harmony of the asso.-lat! .n, a - d
ca-.--s In-iSvi-lual me to think ' it
\r- HI" • „ tpjalnted with w;. it th" gov
enirnent of the association should be.
My a'm ' -. c aiw tys be«n to wurk for th«
b -i"flt of tl.« asso- a'ion. At the same
•'me j beiiove in J is?j ar ••ordeal
to »--a a and every club member, and lndl
v ' ••- m< ml- rs t: -r/>-f. .Vs ; -.-a'.vd l>ef -re
' v.'U "'is a*so It.an is In debt on «c
--c m? i f las' year's game*, and we are
.•m\!o ;* to over • -<n« t' ;>t in«!ebtedn<'S«
'' • ive > *::• g r-Uee.', on the op
• f the h -iger, as the resY: #f
th'.s ye.-.r's garres.
1 w 1 • =-. i v!n .■•onn*'" 1 w:'h this
p- n. t • ? v e port: ind e\-> en opens
' ■* '■ of r. t\e same dav
as the championship game*. The expo
•" ' :s " do-k !n ev<-ni:*f
" ' : i:: •' ' A ' 1 iu--rf' re w 1 rhe
;<• - ?e of the (H UM On ♦'.-•» contrary
>m> !mpr«*««l n at " w :i a »*«"iy
" " ''- f a , j-. peepJe
W 1 - e In tow n '<• att« n-t the exposition
?. ' '• ' r -•• s will be
c »n c di ra r. . , r „. r
land 'or the expoKti m wl! h the P. N
A. can take advantage of PerhajM 1
m ght :i M that wtth the 'r»» advertlalng
> i*tie pa; *rs t*nr" ■ ;>* • . w
r; ve utn* ben-rir th-refrom hut. as that
• ; !•: . c n- i vh- s-- • -arv. J
1 ra T r ,♦-<-! --k - ; r k * 4
«-* -■ t: »n v.-:..! not dfr.-.e so" muca
■» s*, v 1 w ' • r 1 j
ta wane • b a •. * la that my or»>eot ts
■" ■* *■ r«-- '.r? f>r o-ir
•*s > i* ,n a* «ame - me, I propose
•■> conf to Oir c -.*-.0 ■■ on and bv
•'" * ' "> *' ' * ' ri!; ra-'-.) to
*" ' t*l ' ma •.. .1 not he f*.
««eded one way or the other, w*hlch I do
r . n:v \ - .r. c ■ ■ **- <! *r»s
pawtfd upon in an'" tray by that
■ n, tat :* eertamly would he ♦? the
president '*- arw the rv ' rata w-w- a
V >. O- • >■' " J r- »|5 J« was
! y is ton ' -* t *-,!(►* ■•*
ON 1 AMOR J* \V.
l
he Ra*. '»« ii »,-»rne. n !t d tbe \f irninc
JiW'yol# l'«rt*d'4.
81 rt* VI vr tb* ( "r rrnTiTie
of ' » J.atv-r -tav fesfr-.f.-a * f M p r ; n *-
■ committee eapeottrg -•> a.l
- c :: , ' ed
t evM eg for that part of the <layf
<• *• .; t V . - ' e C etJon Of
* * <■* • • <.»~e of *he
feature# of tie day at v ■ • • perk that
■'' ra a * d » *
• RaUa -- Tb* . 5 .« .*: be, ■].
Ml made «p era. « iwi a stnng
s ." Jse.»tt.e and
' o » • . 1 e poSitK ns
-» if '. i« f *.«
l\%' *■">.- • y * * '?'*>*■*? r IT'7 *'"
- — 1 • 1
-*• N - nd *^.»-nt
•- c -if. * Saar - , n t'f. d
> s ' " v ~ 1 ■ r •» •
•" i ot "
- : the w) iwsSe* the au«| -ee of
■ Centra] La; - - ar |
..»
- y a-. 1 1 ■ ■ ..•»»*. to
• -*> L *-• * a.» 4 *_«».-
rr.*n from • at e *r» *■> be ir. cow-.
• " and s l ®? ■' ' • r r:h rs a
eater for the 7-ire races.
THE Fl> \l.<s TOT),\T.
Junior Tenn's Tonrngmmt Prawlng
to a Close.
TV; h fln-.'s rt «-» -T.! rr. T i
'* ibles t e j ;:■( •• - . i-vara-.m-nt a ;;
' : '- pi ». yhr c:.t • '•••
- .. -in i •»M -- Rv
-81 * and Mr. M~- tr. on «M «| «e «nd Mil
: Mr. V, ■ha or th o'lr-. It .s
a r iri m r ••> k p-■ .;> > w.n
t»r be • v. » ik.r.g m! * v trs;* •-«. 1-
c-\'.son, the p ay is *?;; e\ ned-up.
Ru-W Wli ' ■ to TV . ;.e « • C'-'S Oft •»• r.
lie Tr-Kily Out- '.is.-f-. • ;-><* aCI '"lst a h.Otn
h-= has p tted. an J :: has t-*n a mi*-
t' a* ■'* t "5" tournament to ■ '<>»* ' m to
K*. -Zi I,MVr 181 .1 !!T
y 4v. b • » • : .1 , f K- •<- - « • . r
iv rk he Ht Mi I > 1 .'thing
like hi* top-no'?h e .me. T~-e -.wes. how
fver. <lo not --.,1* -. s we'.: for Kellogg .is
the »Ct:iAl play d;d.
Following :« « ft .mmary of yi s'erday's
games: Mf.m beat M.l.»r. 6-3, 1.
H UAsell bea' Kellogg, a-2, tV-1; He nry beat
Brinn. 6-2, 6-3.
M.xed ilt - ".: ;.«t Mrs Hoa--!l ari Mr.
, - be-i- Mi)< Rliey a *l Mr Pas .h .
6--'. 6-1: Mrs. Rollins ar> i Mr. Mf»m b»a:
M «s M <rray and Mr. Benham, *-3. 6-4.
'iam»s 'or t day: 1! a. rn , Henry v«.
M- em; 2:30 p. m.. Russell vs • e winner
o r rhe Meem-Henry mate :l.> p. m Mr l .
K • a: 1 Mr. M-. <:n % fl. M : rt. llowe:!
and Mr. Wtils.
Tn«)!an at th«» < amtval.
VsnrouviT, B. C.. S p* 4 F men's
<forts and Indian race* w, re UlO pria Vpal
iiems on today h programme of tha » .r
--r: val, and aome govi cvf-uta were v. 1-
la-'rowe match m the tournamviu# i>v
!*t«n Vancoaver and VI- wai pi .v
--4 ! rcwiHlng In a vk-tory for the home
tram by IH* to :••.»<>. They tinj.s
v. :n the jrold natvhes preeorrtvi i-y the
committee.
Tomorrow th» f?h»m~n's xports will
tn> continued, and In tiio aXtemoon th--
(*. W. A. bh'ycle. meet will b« h« id. !'i
»h! ;h, b»\"! if .s a'l the provincial amateur
cracks, several leading profe.-siona's w :ll
rv •*. among them being Ruck- r hi 1 M» t
calf, of .San Praneisco, I>ow of
I>ec.ming, of Wellington; Kli ta v e, of Can
by, <»r., and others. In the team r.ce
Vancouver will be represented by SpMin.
Barker and each of fiiom loa < r> t
provincial records at Victoria on Satur
day.
At the Hasting* thfs afternoon
T> \:e I .and, owned by \N . Kerfoo;. of Oa'-
jjary, defeaie,! Kndymion, owned bv J. J.
K'"'t!g< r, of Portland, in the inree-quar • r
by tbree-quarten, of a length. Timt ,
1 M.
f rieket Mat«*h on I.abor I»av.
The All-Oregon cricket teem, which Is
m.tde up of piayers from the Portland A.
C.. Multnomah and At-'.>na ciuw. a 1
v htch has Ixeit making u tour of British
Columbia, will cro.-s hats at the old Se
attle field club grounds next Monday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock with an «1< \<" n picked
Irom Seat/e player-. It. «'russack will
l>e tb« iof"iee. The Oregon club has
*oine lino players, notably Capt. C. \\.
Lawrence, «'apt. Astbury of the Astoria
clt#b aihl "Joo" Sinitii of Multnomah.
Tho Heattlo players are as follows. Cap
tain. A. M E. Cl< sg, Horn*r,
J. B. Corbett, Dickinson, O. Kirk, I*. Ilen
derfon. I*ura 1 10. T. Murgatroyd, 11. Mur
t,atrojd, E. C. liiiton.
Fleetwood Park Trot tine.
New York, tie pt. 4—The grand circuit
trotting meetlfig at Fleetwood po.rk ca.me
to an hd 1 today. Th* w. ither was line
and the track in jKO'XI condition. It-. Mil"
Consolation stakes, jmrse Oft'.
ut»'» chiss, pacing Retina, won rirst, four.h
anl fifth heats: l>e«t time. L'i.>4. Re.Una
wvn oecoml and third h«us and wo sec
ond: l»st time. 2:16. Beret-ford thir l.
Trotting. S-mtnute ciae#, purse sl.'>»av
Van Tm.tuH won tirst, fourth ami tifih
h- its. lw*>t time, 2 12. was -econd,
winning second heat in 2:1?, *. and trot
ting the third a dead heat w i;!i \ .in
Zandt in 2:ll'*. Straight I.!ne tlilrd.
Tho Military 4 haniplonshlp
Seagirt. N. J.. Sept. 4—The 200-yard
ncari s .if the president s f"*r the
military championship of the l nited
Ht t--s wer> finished toilay. bi"U'. F. <"
Wilson, of the ijeorgia guards, leads with
a s re of 4't oitof ap- ssible >.'. There
■re th.- ty entries in t.'ie match and later
tho m, "<•! ■ rs wil fire bho's each oa
y», y*> and G"»-yard rang» s.
Nntlonal League tiames.
Bo>t >n. Pept. 4.—Tho Bo«tona fattened
i v •K- averacp* ap-!n today at
Hart's exp'-ns*. Attendance I,l'O.
p- v irf Tt. B IT. 2>.
Bos or n 12 3
St. I,n . s •» * "
BM < > N; "r.ols and Bergen; Hart
an 1 McKar'and.
N w- York, Sept. 4.-The New Torks
bave4 T reman hard today, and won ea-d
--]y. Seymour v.a~i knocked ou: of t:ie b■% \n
t 1 1: ilnp, and S.iUlvan replace*
him. Attendance t.i-00.
B. B. H.
Ctnelnnatl •? .?
N*w V >rk i-' «' 4
Ba"'"!"' Foreman ari Pej'r.; Seymour,
Su:i;v.tn and Wilson.
Br> k . pept. 4 -Ovela? i 'f-h Thirsrs
ea>y t- 'ay. but had no tro-ib' o 5n d'fsat-
Ir.r" Br *. vn. Att«n<Sar. e J>".
a-ore - It. V H. T.
r->vf and 7 12 S
Brooklyn 3 * 1
Bat'.*! f Wa ac». Yotin* and O'Con
nor . H • • p»r a' i ' trim
a- s*..n t *:tv. A-pt. 4 —Fmt«. tho
j,. -w pi ■■ -■ r was hit i lln*■ *
flj>' S ni-» •• lay In the «ftu In- n* 'hr
♦ ee«; men we:.- to bi' i ' r« i■ * wet e
c -.red In Tr.e ?»• ..If e 'h» Co: >n»U«
n.ite \ k \ t»ir b; M "J**» w.a ef
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V. d fon City *+ 2
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PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC.
Babcork and Turner, the Wheel
men. Reach Boston.
MAKING A RIDE OF 4.130 MILES
Flghty Pars th<> j ?oiadi Vtt
Thirty tt ere Taken \'r» in
Seeing—Politics Along the Way.
" >v ' '* > ' ' s e'tv t-d
A T.'- Tmju.'j • > ■ y i
wheelmen wbo left here June * on their
r. •• a ;re<N t- •>• • _ have rrai ••• 1
B-stsn, their »f»k" g
r >' -r 4 r.• ;n , c v »> -v
■ s a*n: 1 rg
1 e Boston Her.il i . f \ _s has the
fol T* ag storv of 'he trip:
'T' ra dust-rovered riiers arrived late
last ev< '.."ij • • Am-t "an h -:«e. a :rr
a riJ» of - l x.i • v* i ' :a -n f-oni the Pa
cific -o the A* ,nt
"The evojeis are A. L. Turner, of Part
Townsend. Was.-) . aril W. F.
®f Seattle. Mr Turner la a bo-kkeeper,
a d as a*- 1 - n e'.-* ir.* * ii-nias f i'ort
Townseud. ,*r I Mr. Babcoek la a achool
t a • '-r in Seattle.
"T.">e ride was i »rin on .Tnrse *. ar 1
•her<-'->r» oc ;t >-i st eighty li\s Of
time, i -;v .--r. • dr:\ .ia> s were s:- !i
--in seeing the s gh:s In citi s passed
throuK t in v:?.'irg friends a: I it i
tivwi >->n *• • n iy.
Ihe r sto taken N rthprn
Idaho. Montana. North Dak 01, M'nne
sora. lowa, l.'uiols. Indiana. Oh \ p. ■m
syivania ari l Near Tork to tbe Bay state.
Th» oniv d ire«i on w ■.< far
purpose of v-he \
wnere t;:•=* wheelmen epent a>- 4 week
in wandering ab : •« ,<a-n -. vast
reserve.
"Mr Ftabc -kan i Mr. T —>er * ■ many
interesting things t > -e'l urn •• their
journey. They crossed the mtry as
the political si'ua ui a* 1
sole topic of e n\ obsene.l
tho go'd h:i I silver - <n m • « • > • \
lent advantage throughout the a.-ole
trip. '
"When the two rider* reached ,v >e min
ing district of Coc.ir d'Alena, in North
ern Idaho, the news of the » Joptlon "f
■the gold platform at St. T<outs had just
been The miners expressed
thf-ir ftciings very *r-• ly, and do hare 1
their int'tv iof : - .'.ting the Republican
' k<"h ' o 1 ■ iev ad '; 1 Iter:o in a
a arm Republicans. Tie d ■ ict seemed
to b» suffering from depr- -an over the
news from St. I .oi;i .
"The saver sentiment was o\erwhelm
ing all the way from tho Pacttl. oast
through the K.vcky mountains, until the
eastern part of M -ntana aas rtva.-he- i.
At tue town of 3iillin.es, which :a *he
center of the gr»at she,-p-raising region
of the eastern slopes of the Rovklcs. tho
t: ivelers *• re : irpris- d. their Jour
ney through the s Iver mining country, to
find a. strong gol.i sentiment pervading
tne town.
"The ride across the plains was made
on almost exactly the route taken by
l.enz, who, however, traveled westward.
The sard and the prickiy pears put the
wheelmen to great ii.convenien e, tuo
( % a-ti frequently puncturing their tires
and causing inuoh delay. At one forlorn
canyon in Montana they ran .icr. -s th -
character known us Yankee Jim, « io en
tertained Lenz.
"Yankee Jim is 3 man with < oasiderahle
nf a past, as he has run : rough thr-e
fortunes, hut haw always fallen upon ais
f-'-t iitid continu i to make y■ < way in
the world. He now pros;, rn t and
hunting and fishing f r .1 livii.n. and lie
expects, if Bryan Is ebvtc-d, to bestmr a
ich man, on account of two promising
- l-.rr mines whii h lie 0w..-.
"Prom Billings, eastward, the cyclers
found a most bewildering variety of 1-
tlmen's upon tbe currency qut stion. Sil
ver men were met whore least • \p>- i,
and gold TO n n a "re found among the
farmers and other clas-ses which are pop
alttrly supposed to be wholly d<-voted t •
the cause of silver. The gol I men se- med
to have the advairtaga In general, how
ever, throughout the states of the plains.
In Miune- >t:i the gold sentiment became
more settled, and by tho time- Chicago
waa reached the gold men fomel to b«
having everytlung their oa a way. The
. ity of I'liicago, a.-coriiliig to the cyclers,
is a citadel Of the gold men.
"On Iho way eastward from OhicAsro,
howwr, si remarkable revival of filvt-r
sentiment was no*;.'«l amour tlie farm
ers of Norther! ln< <na anl Nor'hw- >
era Ohio. As Mr. Bab -o< k Iv.ijghinxly re
marked, the town of Kry.tn, In Oho.
(ifcniel To be devoted to The iNobm-fk i
oai. Mdate, If for no otJ;»r re,■'♦on than the
ile-'ti'v of the names. The '■ Mm»»i.S
*!ipMn-t vS torlous .lir.i.n abo.it t <* mi l
dlo of Northern Ohio, and reman • -i In 'ha
u.- '- Tii f • all the n i\ to th" A ■ ir? r:t! c.
"The rllinif w u» found to be very »>\*y
rt! ! vn.i->> ;!>!■• an the WAV from Oey'.and
to Boston. with the r\■••prion of the *:iy
r~I 4 .i ST. Berkshire. WHICH W «R* f. md To
be hard «.llmh!r*r
"Mr Bab. xk stopped for n. w»«k In Jef
fer - »n. 0., to V.k", his pa rents. «nd then
> *1 ■ ' > N>• "i 1r > ■*!!( ;!,
trhere Mr. Tumor bed been Visit inf. From
♦l. it • ;i. «to 1< •«: n ':ie Jo HJf <• ma 1«
TOGETHER.
"Mr. Jt.tlvo- k ' 'he ■*•:y t S.i:i'n. T \
n* •' ?;T» of ?h« It- >'l in va:» •> v
v*n,ion f ar:-1 o ■ tf> !.t r-' i' in Th# pr*"S
)ra!'"T •'. ft s he H r< >r» •■•■nM' v of t v ;e
B*a,tt;«i P '.«rt»lnte!l!g> meT W en he
re* 1 A "••'.? h« f ••»"•! - v 'e *y In a
f.' !♦,» . * f*x :«netit. ar.-l on ttirofr* a eor
tn-r j »■!' 1 the Hon. W .! Brvan a<:-ire*s
a pr«at crow ! of p-opte on Sta'e
«. t re e t.
"Mr R»b oek w .! ren. »Jn In this el'v
for wvtral •!"*." ind w:t rttw»> bv tn b
to S'-fT'le In time for the oi-er.u tr of th®
- ■ rol«. Mr. Turner has four bro? . s n
here, ar i w.!i rem»t -. h *»• for ••• « t ni-."
TWO POrt'l"L\>D IW, Y< IKTB.
looring tbo *»our I < <oiotry Politic*
Vnioiig iho I'unnfri.
R-ber' «r. M >rr"W •» ! <;eor<.-o TV. Ha
-2* n. vk * br< • I' c. . I $ *■ *.
w ••»:• i - i m ' '
they ha i LI« riv* «' ! WW ■!«-; <:OOT TI. r
w :-.er » at ' • S*-'v. r.a . -1 ' ' wrt
«hak:nj( hir4-» w: h « 5 s i - » f- *
••N'T ACQ VAIN'AT Mr. WORR--W ! * re-
I-«'t«-r of 5 '• e "r.« .rt <■' ' • **K
havp * ■.* -1 tr F R-» or» for four > »r*.
bid Mr. )l.«s«n aw. H!»»V, n * -y
itho p IK mi a! of tk 11 -
• • -s ■ ■ - • .
Try ' '■' •» * K <}'>•• ' • i " ''■■■»
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effl •- and *.% «» r »; »• t.*nv . T v
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r».:ak# 1 " ' r M-av !• • . a f■*
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Kr » n«.T. I 9 • r ; »gtin wt» wr ►* 4,
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Wf have an e*j»*rlenrM oorsct A
▼ fitter to a:•-•ad to >our want*.
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I KOTE THESE SPECIALS, f
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r \> k an-1 IVsb Sjlwh Cf»r*eis. J1 pair. , T
Full l>r«ih Pr.U Cowu, H. 35 p
B -» k Farmers' Saitn Ro.mil W orrcifer W. C. <"*, pair,
•: rtn redu Ml from O.S (odd rin*) Mir,
O'.ir $ - 1 Un« of I*. r>. Cort#t» v In. Ed t a $t M ;>atr.
- Dr. Warner a Health Corsat In Dra*, $1.25 »air,
♦ ....CORSET WAISTS..,, f
F't !.« <loo.'. i*en«e Waists in wh!N», was Jl.fiO, now DTcw
a Koyal Worcester Corset .Waists In Biaek, J1.25,
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+ 621 and 023 First Avennc. £
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ALISIOI IT 1 IANSJ']N,
•tun iv Diamoils, Watches, Jewelry, Silm#ait, Fin" Cot Glass, Fte,
I .argent and . took In the Northwest. All kiriils of watches and Jewelry s
repaired a<nd made to order. Mll 700 FIRST AVENUE.
terday ••an<-ell;r « In • am*tour entrlos and
fntwus him far ?!io professional race*.
Krank Oomhs has enteret for tha mile,
2:«n class. Thia l* the only r.» « that
I'.imlw has en "red ' »r. The man who
w ,this ra fi u;n him will have to make
ono of the hottest finishes on record.
A t.,»m!. r of k is for the moet
have /wily b--n - I, nrt 1 there 1* no
<1 ies' "i :hat it w )»e an unqualified
t- irerss In every s«»n-<* of the word.
All l.abor iiay sports at Madison park
Monday, free.
OretdU Kiu'lnu Men Horn.
Carl A'.-on-irii'b, the Portland Mey.de
rarer, and 1 >r. W'r *.' t. of M< Mlnnvllle,
<ir. t who t* l<>ok-d upon aa the coming
7i in of tn» l*wHtie Nor'hwe-t, -were In
th* • Ity last evening. Wr <h' r will r«*'«
at T.u'oma today and return In tin in for
i * Lnhor d.-y rr;•» ■-- at <(>« V. M r\ A.
j«.-irk. Trainer King is wfth Abendroth and
Wright.
Nervous
Debility
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«RAND M MEET!
ON
Labor Day, Sept 7.
At Y. M. C. A. Park,
Afternoon and Evening.
SSOO IN PRIZES.
Fifteen Crack
Professionals.
Thirty Crack
Amateurs.
Pror*H?» to b* devoted e*clu«lvely to
the con* ' irttora of th» bleycla path
uro'tnd t :!on.
FIT'.SI' REG I MIS NT BAWD !■
« »in tha evnirsg.
2 p. «nd * p. m.
Admission .«!(h»r afternoon ®r rvening,
; grand a'and, 10' »itra.
I _ NINTH ANNTAI
[Labor Day Bal
U«drr Aa«plce»of tie W«9tem
Ontr*l I-abor Ualoo,
M HANSON STREET PAVILION,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 7.
TUk«t», HOe. frM.
Twenty ▼•laable door prises,
A Lwbra's Celebrated Or«
(km i».
AMUBF.MF.yr*.
i i F K THKATKR.
"for** w»l Thea'rl-**! Aw/ltilM.
Paul U. H|P«r, K«ai4«nt I
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