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■p*R to The rrwti **» * v -oe «e
"bose W/K, -. *- UF"R DW. -R AN « <•-
eonarr«*a. ta n««d* * •*%. t''-- la
I oc*.g-*-3jStfw you rtwt snort »*r the es» ee
have «e.-ordeal tc SaJboe * d*v »*t* r* - »r«i
■■•■ -.«*: .S ))IM it lil - *rr. Y<e. * •
h*~» uiOir. »•< from car <•« *, ' "
fr-*r, ar.y rr »* personal to rryae.' f ** f
yvu &r» insr* ~*i ;«♦ we are a- "s*"**
a «->rr~" .r. " t'l "S-o tr. * f * ' *
e*..«d as** *•'■'' ' : ;
tiorsa fora. tc de*ef"?. r» whs* r«atr-r- *
©w -ro* u*» ft/' t * r*i f'>- r
y<-a.<-»> ar.U. wtm.: a me>re .rr^-v-a"' . 7
wcaat p rj. .p.ae J- '■» f '' r *
»- s i.. ->e fCbe«ers.
The B#VJfc«: an r•• s-a»ds today **
Jt ha* lL»i]r* KMOd. oppo«!»S » tb* ®C®-
t: .-.' uo of ir^iaa'.a.
er-pftfe* at bo"~*. r>r * • r
«*j» ;j*»t r»w«xd« «unc »j• >.
to run :b* *->v«r- -eh * '• i". « -*
O;>jk*»C *jo a-'-T ■ . •' -
1- y wa;<-:fc p«a". u« uiw, a*■- V' *• •
tui-l -l«9rtf« ua of r*h« J * : *• *
m earrofjeT. Invoi»»<l « > ®J*
>»• too, « tlw fur,4*..Tv«»'Jk- t. -*«■•-
* w<» to !s*v« **• -vw :r.r. - y
trj« •>.* - •*
tlnji. for 2mi aMimensaw of A* * -
or ;«r ar«d dom<wue tr»* »'i« *••
US*. >
'*l;a«r« r/*ro Ulirjft wlilch o^ep.r
and |r.ter«at the work
They are aora an j eagea. The} »*"-t
• -aiiy work a" They are
»• ; aajiafiod With .rrorudtr worn at ia-
aa*e«. They aatit tne A®' !r
can ata.. ian, *pi.- i«d ' o■ n,
- tr.
»/ T;,ey do not want u, U»ee at.j pa-"- -f
their bard earnm** tiiroogs poor debars,
a;.; ?n«y Uon't want to be pa*i .n 00.-art
+ wj** v*,,» can o&.y be aa- er aine- oy
tbe daU> aiaraet repor.t. <'i;-a". ap
- .aua# ) Wnatever tr.ey heve no* * t>a»d
in good money and tr.erefore no coiap.a..'it
i* made ot .at »> T:.r> ar.- - j -: -•!
With the money but they are no: sai.*-
!>d a,:.h the m ant work or *ae
» *ge* We have irarri- i fr•>tn t xpenen< •
that we cannot ui-reese work at i.xne
by xiVißx tto the p- -'P abroad, ar: ; tn»t
Jt ia p.or po; :y to keep o-ir o»n men in
to v.; 'r 1 r j 0
thoae ootj*i<Jr ->f oj r ',wr. .y* < r v , wf.o
owe no ail>'Kian e to lira icovercment and
who a kno* I®E DO ,o>ai:y to oir flag,
(fireat ai>piau»e.)
"5 p.- •;•■.• -m to think that a cheap
dohar ia the beat thin#r for the work
in*man. The «««« earc-ra are reditora.
Th».dr wagea are pa.d t<«}ay ;n money
what p jr- riaau4t power ta Bood fir 1
c<-n-.« on every dollar anywhere in the
* -rid Their do ara are ■• - good .a# any-
d(>:lara and eq ial to everybody'!
doliare—Juat u they ahouid .b*. (Ap
piauae.f N .>tK.«dy ar . r»- get a better
cfiea, but yoj d not have a chance under
the prefer;! ayatem to %• ' work o «ara
enooah of th rtt. If a dollar worth ;-»•
than M cersta I* a legal f«r,der, - he a »rk
tt.gman wh; n«-\-r get any o;.. r kind.
Tb-y will always aet the poorest »'akh
wll pass ■ urrert' and then wh.>n ihe pri e
of pri>du -ts advspcH who wi.i -hea"« 1?
tlArjJ "ries of "T 1 a •-k.ngman "> W. .
will ra -e »*.e a -ra -.gtnen's * to
nif' t t?,e ra.«»» in the j'ro«lije;» he buys?
He cannot d<> it uraided ar>! by h;m*--f;
he does not wholly control the pay rol. of
hta employers; he must *'t somebody
ei«w's ronaent r«'f re hia wa«r»-a can le
r ■.». d. ar-i }f.» kn »* fr- tn esptrience that
v)-." laat thing to be advanced, the hard
est thing to have advan< ;A. la hi* a.
"We migiv Just as w-M urd-ra'and t at
w-< irrot f.a by lit " wag-a of labor.
T- »' f» a maier of m itua! eon'ract be
tween ernpioy-r »n1 <-mr>'oye But we in
fix by law the kind (<t m ;ney In which
wages are paid, and wlil r.ever de»~ree that
they «• all he pa I In anything short of the
best d-.;'.'ars in purchasing pow<r. re< ogtt.z
--e 1 thro * out the civillaed w rid (C."he»-ra )
V. n a nvir la * 'a Job he !•< j.a : y
out of money fl-aughter.) And to live
h< moa» draw u;».r hi* aaving- If he has
sny. I* not that »o, workingmen of Penn
sylvania? If not DOOM h.« savings, then
pon hla credit. What the 13it* working
rr~n aants ia a Job. That means money »o
:n The mints, if they were tht wn atd.
Of—n to the i'')!nag'" cf every cMar.j t*r of
ir.etal. and a.-re m ii* ;••;« d a 1 if Ire ifoi;
In rapacity. «■■■:;: 1 r.«i:i r Mrniah t >• ' >.
r>- ore hi* M austed sa\ DRS or give htm
cr-dft. (Apptause.) N- - h!t»g, my f w
e iter a w!il ae -ompitah that but work,
h- 1 that w ;ii aniy r n:e through confl
-0-' «» restored by i * iao AT. an ial a;. J
Ind a*rial poll'-jr. (f'heera.)
"Rcm>mb»r tha* mon*y i, nerer wiCitigly
idie. any mars than labor Is willingly idle.
If '-.ioney La f\cr idle, it Is b- .1 ia.> it
>«- The way to d!ar, «J that far «to in
- t>usine»a ty and bJeir v» con-
P ''-nc* We taannot w >r *c It w. d-i not
have W'-altb .somewhere; artd we -a-.not
have w«a!th a thoat work, fiyr w ri; 's
the found « ion of all w-a.th < ; r ea« ar»
fdajse ) The p. w- r • hold >f m ney -
I don't whst b.:»«n. ts we are ;n—
--<j*per!.ia upon whether th.« man who owt j
tha money w v n:a whst we have, and needs
"hv «e Than h> wants .>r
needs hia money. <Aprdmu»e t If we have
or lav.r a»» ' ; r-t it *>r ft, !f •> rtv
b'dy wants tt
ha a ,-•* )• It ia n<- -Bwtrjr to
have tt r.-fr »•. ■ ,m - n'en i» c>r •■■•■rf ,>r
to • » .Mie-h ->g r-A-n ah! h he can
B! * pp.l ' i' * of V, « " »r-. v
"If We *i">{ »f( S<-l*«*,.vr 15 ry , >!r «S't.
try TO k f b- m. - -1 ' v tr.' .rsfi !en
-'''***• ,:ai r 4 * - ai>!!!ty ar } dl#»
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k 1 A.
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en ha.f;v*! j^ v ;
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- VA« v» -r »?»d by P-JTSJ -ajae ah*a!n
r4 _ ec**-?r.. I milrfet b«expected by #«#♦ of
• • enta to • the free on
■->* •* -* JO "« pr»«'ie?U rtf
-•.ates f :•- r-pj»r»»".s.ri * and
r- ,rrse;:>n. or to *b* vmdk*ag of
0-."-rr.- * rn a rv --el j >
.• tary '*« hop* of tmrJtr\r4 *b*r* r
• '-• t — -3 of -sn irlqa;■ae-i '- r *-
• »rr-' * ln-~ -re rax. 9u-h rr;«aj».r •*
• .*-,•« - v —#k «a<l thaH tmn ■« rr oat
A-.- - TO M*. »s<J I * FC «.YJ;.-. If •
»t * to «: -"!*+1 mry l»* ?-i
•■•. :>*vor • *> *■•- #<« —-"»rA; oocatitutloa.**
QTIET §r*D!T FOR BRTJJT.
H«> Attends Charrh mnA Take* a
I jf.| «p»» k« In ( blraco Today.
>' .«i .it*-- 5 —V/. aan J»)rn!r.*r«
EryaQ t, r: i 3 . ■ ' F ndav in t«ij city
-. ta- T % ® jp-.-r; -r * * v . Mr. sr.l M
K. <' "W'a'l. h<- a" " .--I Emanuel Pr*»-
i- v?*- -in ?• a* - ••»n*d to a wrm -n
R'" *• •<; •"•- •»•». 3' Cr.; «a*a. an
'» t'T' FT . .*r. » Tft»> was no
••an ng <-*• cf any kind fur*h«r than
. f-* • - - • g-,m« -f :h»- fr>n :»
o' Mr ir.-J Mr« Wii Thi* afterr; or. tr<?
n xir«- a-compar ;t d h;« hot: on a dr;v*
• -s.;?' u: :r.» city T v .-r«- w*r« bat few
• - ar.d th«- day paasf-i <ju *;ly.
Mr. Bryan for CklMgM tMNRfV
*j rr r.ar a: " '* • a* the Labor day
p: at F iarp»hoc:»r's park
r.-lon. r 1 -;'*. €.— The p-Jh
' *' ' »• frotrs M'lwaakee con
ta.r? n* ar. !n*»r%-'"Tc with Mr. Bryan, la
r 1 * -ay* f■■-' -vrilr. of arrj ng
N-* VorK *♦*•» a.-.-i I n*-*r had a 4oiii»t
x'uOj'. my own state."
rrsiosr i* CALIFORNIA.
Cnafrrrnrf (ommitlff Hot Eattrrlr
So «*<•»-»» fa I— Knnr lnd.|>-n'1»B|«
fU.r PrarSet*. <.—Thf n>-e
otrrnof Democrat# and Potmiisits ap-
to 4«rr*«= u * >r, a plan of fu»on f r
ron*T«fs»?», -na. n'm Sr it#
>r. <h:. Tr » fo ,o»-.ag nor.-»:?.♦••• a were Jn-
Iwtld: Rnt iHtrhif Dem.; 9K
o- i I> Vrl-f> I)*-rr: ; T.-.iri. Kr»* .-h,
T- m Fourth, M-<JUST* Dm.; F **h. E.
B Ki:.r>, I'.»p i»:xrh. Barlow, Pop.; Sev-
With. Cu-ier. Pop.
M 'rrtn!:, the Pfouilst rxwrtne* of the
Firs j^-rtct. 11 - ilaahan. Pop., of the
S*»:-!>nd; Kelly Dem.. of the Fifth. a.vj
Ma i .•*. Lmw . of the SeveaUi, will not
sthe verdict of the corona: tee and
w-.ii oe ibdvpe.'.-ient oanitiat'-a.
Tfiinr»»i>f l)«-ni<»*rHt» liiromprtrat.
N•«•»" s pi. 6.—Toniorrow the
I.:-ure a-iiJ mcurt to coniiM'er the finar nal
>!■-. : >n of the *' i» .»r. i eoac? mea- ir-,-s
pr 'n* a deficit J aary 1, lai#7. Tae ex
tr« <n m;iy also figure in the cam*
;• '.KR. both nati-inai and state, » —ii jurk- kran tonight
t :r<"i s.i ;•• Mf( ti:'- itiv»f th»- S»-
ht a-k-a «• ind money standard men to
.-peak m Nebraska H>* wli. make the first
-j e.-ch in Om.'.i.a September 14. Arrang--
m» n:s «re b. made for a mafcnilictnt
d« moratration. The committee wlii meet
tomorrow.
Ii4:i"l m.ICAA SPEAKERS W ELCOME
Voters of *nnthne«t<Tß Washington
Eolbualnatlc for MeKinley.
T»• jma, Sept. Special.—Goi. Charles
E. Ciaypool, or.e of the firs; speakers sent
out y p* Rep oil 1-:-an sa:e central com
mittee In the present ca:r.,aign, returned
t'fluy after a Wi'-k'g campaigning in the
Southw st. C-L Claypool spoke last week
a Kilinu. Castle li*» a a:;J Il»a- «, *a
w< :i a* at a of sroa.itr towns in
I'artflc and Cow us roan ties. He report*
t'» greatfat enthusiasm arrons R~pui>
li wis tn that »«•<-•. ion of the state, an J
says that at a ! the meetings he spoke to
thf r* w*-; e large crowds of p"op!e who
*> >*tnod d»-epiy interested in tfc- csm» of
•: • Ke;ij:.,' m*i party a - ! d-tvrn tned that
It should be a«-a;n p.a -i in control of the
fT-jv. rrmn nt, a* far as the elertoral vote
of Washington «x> ;ld bring this about.
"At Castle Rock, Ka.arra and a: Ilwaco
the rooms furnished for the meeting's
w ■ re ft Med to overflowing and su«-h en
tii,w.a.-m in the tuse f Repubi -an Ism I
never saw wqillttd in any OUiptifD," si:d
1 ' ' c 1 "*T i ,- - fir
k The ;•• pie of -he -t.it.-- of V, t»!l
--inirt9B kr.'iw that !n tit* great, broad prin
.j of t l >- H .. ''an part* ar- f ,:.d
•he p cj t- t adapted for promoting the
material prosperity an i progress , f this
«' »•' Therefore they «!<•»:re i t->»» inform
ed >n the lsa;)p« of th* and
th# jr e.isr-riy ;isi*n to *r* ■ y pre-, a tat ton
of th~ Re- ihllcar aide >f :h* quest n. The
sent trent of the peopl* ->f the s ithw st
t t»« mistaken. are for Jlc-
Kinley and Hohsrt. and *; ; do f-.. : Ju«-
* n to tt,• state t! ket nominate I In this
i'y a short time ago, when ele -tion day
In Nov err. >-- arr!\ • < From whit I have
«e«»n n a »»• k'l a- patgni.-.* I am satis
fied that the w ; •-> f, r ;h» Rvpubil
ran tlok>»t by i majority than
ever."
AHM IE FOR *Ol >'D MO\ET.
IbimMti-niM En (b it *1 it * tint II y It »■ -
rrlvrd MrKlali- y flub Formed.
MrV V.ub . S ■ « ■' The
} - > ■ :;9 • f *•••-'.> (»! -.-! <" > v.. ♦
'»«• - »ht, i't-1 listened to a jr-ic.j - und
M K'r .<-> •• e» *h fr >m Hon E. W It
f H•- k the Rep-jt. -;tn n m!"e
for attorney g»nerai. after wh -h 'he mec
'* - .« <a ■ rt M 51 -.V C. T H i '
\\ n - -v-k. •>e K»-p-i v >;i an n.itr! -' r
a*ate - ■•. • • r, who with a * w w !] ch "n
r-■! -k-< > - 5 t v p< -.'e ». .-r<»
S M- H- «S' W:* ' ff' i'-
■' the averting, arsi greeted with
T ;« -f a- ■ 'rim r irt «•»
Aft. - "■ '•• ?re w.t* iM -K r fv
* "m.-j. wh'rh • .*■ hs* :it: enr •;.*--•t
or " - --rtve st-rnVr* and -< «t»-« ?:.v ,n
--•-* i' i • A• - e:> a lan-. r*■ > % !
rvit employ a* rave a atriking axaaapie of
*• r 'i' ru> an i ruin T? • m »•
• i •-/t • wn f>r ;e p »<* • •
y ■ .«rs »Vh■ i »ha vote* are --uti'. * ■«
I :i. o* M QTsanfcar Aiasils will n)
:• • •-« «:. \ ■ r ':' r M k :.
t- .und «ound money.
I union in Klickitat I'ontMj.
I «'•- s. • * --Non -v- r,n n
r V*- tV t :«',!n -' '"t* " "v- r. s n >*t
*vtnltt| aa failtf** Un — m Ctoenty «*-
t ' • ■y, N R. i : r c k * •1e» k, H K J •>. ■n -
»•-m->-r*'«- > 'tf r >r J y. |j > :*.
" r r J.»r.n ■; .
V
'• » r nmwioMr* J Chan >er i!n
t F R?:ak *re«lta- rer, I> f v '
* e T. An: -re . v *urt way, c , , a ty r-tn
i .*>; -• - Mr y . ,*r
i>n i n *!>(.» m«• <j T orr.
• c»".ltr>i*Tli4ri» I «U»- |i,-ri«Ur lirtlnn
>lrftlßg «» MlnnnipiilU
a <- ••* - Th- ji -,• M- » v -
i m • Idas ifiet is»s« r at v -
me p- --• .? rrs -ttng The '-«•
tri't"«r tt*- rr\»* kej « >r.
. o -.ght up by i«r Jo ; r. ..>: Si < ■
Tove.l r.-» - ■ »!.ier rr -
' -e Ht «' ■« -. nv w. t , ■
•» »a »» % r- r at t fir ..-j »i ,
n rT/e " * a 1 "* r; - • 4
• *' itr s' , r* w » -• *-*• -.
' * * K. N * - "f;
ind ; t tr- \ - a ;n •:> -i» . - t . .
r i :c>*% w t th* ,i ■ . .
Sr., r% ■* Art ri v
a; % v /is l. •> •> :> ;■ * r- ;*•
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, IW,
FIREMEN MEET DEATH
Eleren Pinned to the Ground
by alien VSaik.
DISASTER AT BENTON HARBOR.
tlpttmi Found Haaftaf Lire
Wlre»-TorM' Opera H«nr Dr
• troy ed at a Lmi at IW.UOO.
D-troi:, £rp;. 5.—A s;ec.aj to the F.'*«
frets from Benton Hararr, M.ch.. a*:-s:
iHi..-; t aorr.tjr.e ho.;/taust a.th i:< 4
g.atest io*§ of .ife t/tat aaa ever oc
"•rr-v. ia . ..s I* i '- of .ar state -irr-*d
-a.». r-.g .t at a3.tin.g..; .» Vo> s o>-'a
ttQ.jsv are, nu .a tae tight to m*
the i)U..u.a|» otaer j.j*
e.-ven firemen. one a v .;. ..nte ,r, met . *ir
la.c Aw oae t.aie, JeA>.u a~.r,g iS
. livfe v.l* :a m. r-.x „»*d je.> a
'■-w h.-rs .r a * f... aad a,e otaers
met * tb alters injuries.
, Djr; C g the evea.&g tae play "A FACto-y
G ri" » *a be. ag g.ven, and hi.f aa t.. ar
after the pefforman a was c.?sed the tire
■*«.» d.e , i. a; that urns a itifl :at
las am i* f. —d the building f: .m .no
j«jr.xrc: to 'r.e fourth story. And a.rr. .st
instantaneous >■ a shret of time b-.rst
thro.gnout the entire audier.?# room.
A_. tn.s f:api*n-ef»re tae are Separt
aa r.t ,ou.d respond w.th a s.ag.e #tresin
of water. Taere »»s some eoaf *a. --a at
the outset owing to the .a-.k of ho -n and
la-ider fa i :t.cs. although the ot a. Sre
co.'iii»Aiiiea had eioced a two days tour
'■*s at, great sk... .a quick
work.
Js' Joseph WAS called jpon for asstst
a\ e. At the out.set tht fireman approa ed
* T :.g tfaroagn an a.ley. unloading
la-id-rs In the rear of the theater, and
* e hoisting them up the walla fell av r
* .moot warning, cover -:sr -be m»n. Tnls
Ais w tn» sst-; by huj. Jrf-Ia of spectator a.
Tne work of removing .Re de&r s was com
:* < n-.ed J" on e, ai»d those pinned lown
•vere rerr.oved in & few minutt-4, except
»\ A. II;il. whose body w<*s recovered at
4 o -< > k this morning. It was believed
"• at sr .era! more bodies w»re un let the
;i!e of t>r. it. ar. 1 seaT»h was continued
until every doubt was parsed
The -ause of the fir* 1 is a mystery. Guy
Fresco tt ;s itider arrest as bt ng one who
knows of the orig.n. but when a>k-J as
to the OJ WE, he remarked that he WAS
"rot going *o give anybody iway," a>-
Fuming that he was h, possesion of facta
tr.it a-.is-»' t h.s detention.
The bu: . :ng #"as evmparatlveiy new,
having be*r, erected seven years ago at
a cost of J4- »»}.
A two-story brick biock own-! bv Jo
seph Fri k. wh! :i stood adjoining, w ■»
dcmol.shed by the fai.ing waits, whi h
cra«h« ■! thro, to the basement without
apparent resistance.
I"he house block wis occupied by
the SvMSnf News. s. M- Austin's bakery,
J. Bernstein. elorhing: John Hoist. s. h.tr
b - shop, and fruit packing In the base
n • r;t. The Fri kb -0.-k wis us-d for re
i boot .-if d .-noe b .s:*,.-** an 1 dwelling.
The bu d:ng and stocks d-stroyed with
losses will aggregate about VX}.'»X>.
A high wnd piTTilhrt. and it caused the
vails to f •... outward and adjoining build
wt*r. saved only with the greatest
eft >-ts. A large quantity of stage scenery
belonging to Harry Emery, of the Kat.e
Putn i!» company, J A. Fimon and W. C.
Ho k- was destroyed. There was no In
s.. -unce.
Thousands w'*ne««fd the conflagration,
and with difficulty the crowds were k-pt
out of danu* r's way. The w.>rk of tlear-
Ing up ths streets was continued through
out the day.
Soon after the discovery of the Sre
r-. rsv<s broke through the roof and ilium
ieated the sky and streets with a lurid
K —re tha: serv- 1 to make vivid the s'-ene
f ennfi.s >n and ex - .t'-ment. As soon as
the flames broke through the wind >w at 1
wails, and let in the draft, the burning
b k was known to be doomed. It soon
became a fiery furnaoe. The falling wa.is
proved to be no? only a death trap for the
f. re .fighters, but dangerous to every one
who w t<* trying to -• dp stay the progress
of the flanv-s or assist in saving goods
The firs' tgo dowr. was 'he top part of
the ali' ' wail, which buried the flftt* n
men. This terrible =:?ht was w. nessed
by hundreds of horror s:r. k n people,
who stool help!' ss'y leaking at the h< .rt
r-idirg s ene, and many of whom rush
»•>! in recardb- a s of fire an 1 smoke to h.- p
ti 9" e-riing, shriek.ng mer..
Jusr before the wail fell t't>e flrem*n
were tr>i- jr "o rnise the Ji-ilers and had
them placed aga .nst the bull iing when the
wa.il "umble'i. swe- f»ir:g everything b> f < re
it. One could see nortlo-.s of hunje.n
holies thrtmrh the fallen br.eks. Par
going :n 'o iav« the mer. were overeosne
by -he heat -p<.« injured .".1 ;©.* i B .
tak-n from the ruins as faat aa possible,
an-i at » o'c.vxk the la?" man v .ai been r»—
roovecj. The d-ad wre re-move>d to the
c*> h«ji to Hen::fl«l Mvy were the
P fol aoere* an wives, x>ar»-nrs ar.d chil
dren s*-sir-e,t the " red a i mu iatM
rem:, rs of • ■s>- ly • g cold " 1- ,th upon
•i . !'»r TI.- id 'sof ' 1 s cry were
unable to care for the ir.* .red, and the
ho««p.':tl J-x-a>rs re« »nded ro he -hII.
The Killed and Injured,
Frark a > TI. si
II *h.. Hvee a tv. 1- A. j.- HofTtnan,
Harbor. WMbtd in*(< an unre-og
n 7.1' ie trri -lesives a wi : w and five
c . ir»r.. i.a« K.; .d. 1 >n Ha-tKir,
unm trr.ed. kiliel '.v Hve Kr-»r k
VV r>- rs tor. Hi' «r. 1 . 1 hv live
.frtv<sd a w. . vv An«l th*
il iiai:g--, S J<Kf>s ph. Irayn an, iv-.td
crusatd S. j". Rice, be.lboy a; B?nt ya
bout, skull fra-'tured and lnterr.al tnju*
r ••«. ;:\e.i b a ff-w r.;r ; sea; VV. M ~ n.
Benton Ilwtor, leaves a widow and se v- a
c, 1. •- lioffman. lie! ton Harbor.
h»* 1 xa. i ' > s two small h .dr- n;
A: r '*. i i t 5 J- - f> St.
Jo*»*v»n Iwm jr. leirs broken, tawlljr
'■' i. 1 ui h ■ .r, "r si k !ij«v?r,
J-«e-: • • a broke*, bad.y r and burned.
-n— sirs i. .o<Tt It -ft ■S' Jose a»
b :rned and interns..* ,n;-r« i. Lived one
T - ;r»- i John A Crawford. Ben - on
Hurb r. ex--hief <»f the fire iepertment,
i«-at an i smoke. w,l; re»-over;
V\ F •!*.!. Ft. Jose: h, lea- bmiv-l
• t k Ww>3 and Thomas K. ! were
» - r ■« ■* ■ h ho«e
» V r? r a>: ; n? v.' e - ro W res,
WT» when found.
I o nmsn r.- ■ J 'ns >n anfpwly es
■ ka -re hi.- ■ «.t half
•: • . • i- \ i ly t '.c.r-
II 1 I r. iI! in- Ft) It it* NK.
IMe Fact • ' « Hs— '-:i «'ne l-iesittfl s
M ); «« I H»* I LE'F.
P.»n r-x S ■■ r -A trtv'al accl
•«r ' " -ty y-ars »«•> and
1 tg • ' "t has h* en the nte«ns
- * d n { of - man and
7 . f. -rn ~ •»"a•.v poverty to
1 ' * "> • ki| i*:> <}-■ rr K.i.'ing
- ' '* i • ■ >s
*•'. t \ "•»;*- r "y-a -rt
*» * r ■ *is n r .. r a Sonoma
. W - .n » ' - Of many
«' »• ■ri< -"• " *
v a• «t '■ - —!(•• • n a n"w«paper
i; i fa " vt i'*w' boy.
had ta-ien scd broken one of his front
i - - v years x» t-»n » .*ht by
* at V * e.•»' tv *'i*er*i«ed f>r
~ .i **tf -* h w - '. and when sil
* f- . h m had been aimnVxied
1 *-e ' *' » loag se.»n-«5 and
• - at. r- « -™-,.ent. si»h* :*h
V w " • -• • 1 -• sr d
Sf. I (f«i« I' icnr>iiig Trj»ln H rrfked.
» « hi. Bept l-An «*.»ur*coa
'rasa "tons S I. j wis w-f. k»d a' Tas
» . s >f.rb«r fr a a wim
'• * f f: m t 1 " *pr» . i:ng f
t • ra * T.s aaaage ar ar. i 'are*
Easy to Take
asy to Operate
Are 'nr u pwiiWw to Hood** PHH Sa
§-z9. taste jess. dkseil AS one sua
Hood's
•atd: * Too aevvr snow you
fcave taken % p U t:U t ts ail -II
orer " >.C I Hood &Co fl9 g W
Prr>prevrr% Lowell Mas*. " ■■ ■
Tae oUy p.Ua rth >*-**:»«>* .a.
roeehe# imped the - ra < an : rc- er. ' - <r
an embankment John G.t-scr a: W
.%m A. K.aine. ooth :■* Si Lo :s. »>r fa '.Ju
ly '.njxirwL Tr. • ser : y injure -; » J.
A. Co~r «p»v Los IT —1;-" ; ?
8". Lou.r Mr*. . F B »' . * »* ;..?■. r!*„
Lou'-, T'.-n- ij *Y .I'aos ltiirnay. S «,
J*roh Mi ,-r. W. J. Poriar e.
John L. Ta--!e. St. Lo-.a. W J. W .:te,
Sv Lou:A.
WARRANTS DOW*. HITLIEI IP.
Refarai «ehool Will sat Aak far
Bids.
CfceaaJ Sept. —Special.—Gov. sf<>
>raw w«.j 'n : wn a % ara T*eter ar
morning. .H»ha: o*~en a*k <J o c a« :->irn
and aonXer w;th tn< b«iaru of refom- #ir ,»oj
tmsttea. wiiii a ha* been .r. *eor foe a
."•ojp'.fc of da>~a. Tfc? board"* iiltculty a
shat o* ag :o ;he s ver agitation an 3 the
fear tiA! the state pa»n
control, state warranta have sad :.er.ly
dropped d:rwn to a.>j.r s»> .«!)•.•. anc ire
not r-adlSy aa.eabie At that pric*. Th-»
p.a-es the r-form »v.n-»L, a« H -oea her
•ta'.e inatltu ,>ns, in a ra' aer tro. *tfc«n».-
position. At this meeting the V*ard had
•ntended to advertise for a jppiies for the
n-x; six months, bit the low pri..-e of su.«
warrants, whb h w-iuid necessitate paying
an Increased price for the supplies, made
it seem rather Ina-r. .sa;».e to ail for bids
at this time. The governor w.-ts asked for
advice on the matter The board tina.iy
lecide-1 -lot to invite bids at this time,
but to manage to g»t along ;n some way
for awhile until bus-.n-.-s# and financial
matters f>-- ors»* settled ag.t;n, ;f possiole.
A cumber of sitisens ali«d on tne g v
ernor at tne St. H» en's jf'er he had -n
--ished hiß business at the reform school.
An effor* was made to get him to remain
unt.i tOilay n or * r that ;. r:. -it ad iresg
the M Kiniey olu:- last nig.ic. H-. .Id
not do JO. how- ver, as he had official
business at Olympta whi-h demanded b.s
imnedia e attention.
TACOMA'S COl *TY FAIR,
Kiaborntr Preparations for the Et
ponllion \e\t U errk,
Tacoma. S- . 6.—Spec'al.—The 'air sr.3
exposition to be given by the Pierce Coun
ty Fs r As--- iation, from ?«»p -Tiber
14 to j-'. wi : be th. grrates: ii-piay A the
rrsou; -« f \V - rn Washit.gton ev-r
got t gt ;her. Betides this, there will
be some fine ra ing and bicy e
races, for which a special department has
been provided. Marshall K. Sr.eil wii.
have ■ large of the speeding lepartment.
and will have entered 100 of the bst
noises .jf the Northwest. The cracks of
Oreg n will be well represented, and the
best horses in this state will be entered.
Secretary Bel, has made arrangements
for a one and one-fifth far« for the round
trip over the Northern Pacific, the steam
ers Flyer, State of Washington and other
st'-am# rj plying on the Sound. Exhibrs
of farm and rreamery products from the
lower Scund f.... form an attractive fea
ture of the big fair, and the attendance
ir m that part of the state. It Is ex;* ted,
will be large.
In agricultural hail, 0> by 100 feet, will
be found the display of farm produ ts,
and floral hail, 3> by 90 feet, will contain
all the wonderful flowers and shrubs which
•h• «-a;e grows. The grand s-and will be
capable of seating 1/«I0 persons. The
grounds will b» brilliantly Illuminated by
electricity at rig lit.
Taconia \\ hale Still at Large.
Tacoma, St ;>t. 6.-—Special—The Hender
son bay whale still lives. The m<cnm)l
has been towln? the Intrepid hunters
a' ■ ".n J for nearly a wu< k w;th
show;: j; rr. . -h s'gn- of mrrjmblr.g to
•.r a-bv.-ks. Y-. *t-»rd iv -he whale wis
sighted from this cfcy off Brown's point.
It towed the boats of the hunters through
*'•*' N'arri wj • «3ay tnd was reported n-.ar
Fox is,and th!? afternoon.
Taroma Child Dlri From flnrns.
T;coms, S ; «.—Little EIU Mv.-. the
2-vear-old daughter of E. H. Myers. * a
street car employe, died at 7 oVlo k •->-
n:cht from Injuries received by fir» Sat
urday evening. She w..« playing In the
yard, w-;en h<»r dre«* ra tight from
* •.•me smouldering embers, and before the
eoutd bo extinguished she was fa
taliy fcu-ned.
nit. «EO. BHOWM; GOODC DFU>.
Th« Leading: American iatborlif
on Fl«h ««n<l Fisheries.
Wasrdngton City £ pt. 6—Dr. Browne
G ■>!e i- -'in! r> • r> c>." the Sm; \-
.-•>nian I net:" ate. ur. d probaV !y the lead
ing authority on fish and fisheries In the
t'n t-.-.J B' it<«, d;f-1 b -e tonight of br..n
hiai pneumonia, aged 4*» year*.
(leorgo Br wne Goode aas born in Al
\t-.y, IT? !., 1' bruary 13, K'L. H - <
• Ju Ai:>n *>..>.■» -la.t.ed .t W-.-'.eyan
was gratlu.!- 'd in W7O. From I*7l to 1573
he had charge of the college mus- <m,
giving ip this pn • >.n to accept one on
the * . 7 l - sJ• • 'ate He
!>74 to I>J>7; w en • am* as-ia'ant ,d
--:• tor •>.' the N » . ra. niu.*t-um. Tae Bit*
•»?.»! h..- rv division of the Unit- 1 S i tee
(OVMDSMQI at the Centennial exhibition.
;r>e i*_.mpl» * ?n«-#s and adrnirab. arrange
irvrit o? Which excited so much admira
*j» » .;--r\ i- j by Dr Go<.d<. : s
■ • - ;-r th. k • 1 * •.« v ;.n
r« .ted. •- was f-nt to ?'• r • ;n
Pa wry exhibition. and to the similar ex
h« id in I. r. 'on in 1-A3. In -77
■ -'P .rtn er.t of -»t*'e < m; loyed him as
M . . >■ x f.- ' r.e mr * i n ind a >-r v\ .
. • i in -barge f ! e "•: r< - d.v.*. -n
,»f the * nth •>-n«us. In *-H .<• wa* a m<*m
* .. •. -r.:' ■ ■ - * ''t
• ■ s" ! >' ■ n* Clfiflr: tiiti ■«: ! I*
\ • ' ■ the i' -i'h ' Fr >f
S . r F JJavard. In A giw 1« 4 7 I»r.
«. . :.o him »s S' --s
,»KI- t n*.i »nd n* t< «I'-» m add-.-
;• f jkJ .5 - | If, I < A
.- j nun - r of va. . n:- > m-jng m
r n p nnei I t- J S **t -
T:..» of th- l"n,t«U 5 • K- -
• •,» of N'K'iral ii. -r> .0 tr.e L'al.ed
N>w Ycrk, fttpt. *,—3***ll Oi;:nn.
of r h<» ;«:e B*r:ta.*l tsi, th*
f*nv">a» r*rtoot.:*t, »: •'..•< h-.-ai- a;
VI JUT: t i*#t a.itnt. H:* U»:h *u
*"»w t>y k ev.rv* o»»r h* •!-*:» ' r.;s
> • ~i»U f • * 1 . ' .''SI
\ " a* ' ft v J v*
ar; Apartment of J itg . of whu-h
»'SD »a* "f h.' ' *f j- He
.rjvet * *.<J w *r»d »*• eMMr*ss. Hi»
. r I.i * i * 1 !'.•• •"» .'n,
5,;-.. \ j; f'i "• ■">' N-* V-r*. a".*. M:i
ii. H»r.ry. L«c» ,r*. ■„ *.
«rn)itor \ nnrlit'M f"»llln«.
T*r?r H»u** M, ShN « -«*»%•-r
Va-- < i# v ry ill nrrl «-"s r*;>' J.
!jr that s!s hltWhl f-ar )M w'.U feM
ta r%}«<• par; lr. TIM OMpalffi. TIM
vr *r : 4* *»>! to h * pu"jx>fi»
ar.d 5* r* ?*V.* pa. 1 "! in ••'.*
•I* - k m • Koe) -■ft I - -n
---r - ! *n-1 * - '•
Thr MCi ti ihr W, 1 . T. C.
T > "* a~-
n©u i- c **• tfc a! •h f •v- Rfe a # r«sr * er• * 1 *.o
.... r ... | r g • * * p i
lures of T * •'- **• wv>n th« »r
r, c r . m XTTtJt • T"* * ur#* w#
"i r ' -T*"•» -;>■ *-■-•?"§ W C T I" And
■ -fj 5 '■ i :v-- * WilliTti ai^4
IN HONOR OF THE IZAR
A Great Gathering of Royalty
at the Land^haus.
BANQUET IN THE EVENING.
H l(k OflrimU Df<-or» (rd B«<1
Wra l l\er Interfere* U ilh
ihe Kp*tirill»«.
fl*-* * T'f"x" « ♦»; •>■■
event -f - • t - . f • •-< ;r a r.--
coun; .f ixtd *u: .rr aa*i th* great
Jie>-- -• rv **a tted i>* . to .2.
heavy ra.in.
- W lium pe.'d a vts;t to ti"« .-zar
a t '.. ij- i >^k.
En., -■"§ A..«- -a*a arr'ved at the Lan "•'■9-
-a a 4 - .«f ana iWuif-faar auesis. ne.ud
ing Aii the roya. per*or.ag«"A .a the city,
t-tf-k •;!)'"! th-re Trie ti." *t*ve a a a
vr.ee th.# .*£ternoon to .ae German ..H.a
ceiior. Prince voa
for over aa hour
A grand atat* !t«an<juet
wa# <;ven a: tae caat.e thia evening, the
large of the two r©> Ai suites
ing present.
The -2-ar nas de<rorate<3 Prince von Ho
hea.oae *ith ae order of St. Andrew and
Fr- .hcrr .\l»r>. :.ai xon Biaoers;e;n, tae
'jtrnun m.t.>»ter at f.-re.gn affa.ra. an-.:
Prince Roiutn, the German aao*sa«.ior to
Ruaa.a. wita tae order ot A.tiiiiu;: Net:*-
ki. set in brU.»*nta. Emperor W
onferre«i the »-r-.;er of tae ft rat c.a»» of
tae rt< J Lag.e <-? rs M. Sniak.ae,
a c rtg rof fore.gti 4,f£a-.rr. -..4
grand cross of tde Red Cag;e upon t ount
Os t-r.sa ken. ambassador to Ger
many. It t» understood here tr.at the a
ferenoe the Rus.-.aa anu G-r
--maa statesmen n the re>pectt\ e .-u;tee of
Cxax N'iohoias and Emperor Wtiaam
resulted in confirming the complete agrre
ment on ad poiitsca. questions octween -be
two pow«r#.
The tar s tnfant daughter, Grand Duch
ess Olga, n«a been sent back to Kiel.
A gala ,-rformaaoe »« g;ven at the
Lhtatrr toiught, wh.ch was oe.-orate«l 'or
the o a.->t::: with <ak Kar.ar.-a* entw.ned
with asters. A brilliant aadieaw- *as prts
eat, and the entrance into the theater of
their majesties of Rusk.a and Germany
was greeted with a triple of triun
p-•« md the playing of the Russian an
them.
Diir.ng the performance of an act >f
•Tiie Flying Dutxhman" and of other
ex. rrpts. Emperor Wtl.iam was .a r'r--
qi-ni and animated conversation w.th
Count HatzftsUt. In the intervai of the
performance their majesties had tta ia
th- of the theater, and a-id aa in
forms'. rece;>::i»n ther-% the czar being -a
the uniform of his t.Assars.
Emperor Wliiiam and Prir. es A.orev.iit,
H-nry and Fre-ienck LeopJ.u. of
a ere in Russian u®iform. Tae two eav-
- handsome d..ide:ns ana ne ii-
of brill Lanta.
When the party rose to leave the theater
the audience broke into proio: *ed and
enthiwa.-'ii: cheering:. Their ma jr.* ties a>
knowledged the ovation, returning time
after time to bow to the aadienoe.
Rain was falling, but the dense "row is
the imperial party as they were
returning v> the castle.
ere AX ACTIVE.
They Bnrn A Fiantatlon in Matan
in* — Hore Spanloh Troop*.
Havana. Sept. The insurgents have
burned the tobacco plantations of Sanra
Isabel !n Matania*. The proprietor. Juan
Nennlnger, places his loss at S.'^S.OX).
The Insurgent leaders Blen Venldo S?n
c.hez and Acea have had a conflict on the
> oa«t near Guira Melena in Havana prov
iis' -r. was due to an error or to the rivalry
between the two leaders.
Capt. Gen U'eyier has prohibited the
sale of the book "'Chronicles of the War
in Cuba." the aathor of which is Rafa»l
Guerrero, and which was publish* 1 in
Snain. The volumes SMU to Cuba have
been seized.
A avver ram«d Alberto Zayas, a t»roth«t
of "he it- r.eraJ of that name, has be<n
arre«t'.i ar 1 is he>d incomun'.cs 10.
The >»te imer Color, has arrh d here, hiv
!•-? or. V»ard 4'- ffi • rs tri I'-<• sol i ers
Tbey were landed at the wharves at Resda,
an 1 d:i not pass through the city. The
sre«t park in the city w is decoratts! and
il mi: at-d at nigh*, a 1 ■ ii'ir* an-i -o tc-o
w re distributed among the newly arriv -.1
tr<v>ps.
Samuel S. Tolon. the prominent mer
-l »nt of i""ar!- «a and a nat J r a..w ' Air.-r-
Van -Htisen, who was arre.«■ »d on Thure
day as the Ward line steamer Senera was
on the point of sailing *a« arree-t» d after
ha had actually gone on bosrd the Senega,
and not a> he waj» golnu on board It is
•rated that h's ttrket was b«u«d a; the »a<t
rr .rr.' nt and ou sld:- the rejruiar hours for
is«-.ung tl kets. snd a «>e.;l.tl pa«s nger list
was made up for him. Mr. Toion. when
arre.«*ed, was unwilling to go on shore, and
~is protest arilnst arrest was report'-! !n
h « >e half. The captain ami cor.signee of
the S-neca p»-suaded him to make no
violent opposition.
•»»eve Hrodle on III* Sfttucle.
Ban r-an !»■'«», S* pt. 6—Steve Prod'e.
tb<» bridge jumper, now fulfilling in *n
cair. m»nt at she Cob.:m v>,a . thea'ef, »hr... =h
e.' his manager, J Frn-kiin, in the
C<»fe Rov.'d today, and tlie latter is nure
•g a • it? of ■ a--k eye# *rd a ; • ■■ d
!ea !{•: rbp .«- the res- •• of '• « nr.ig
iner t. The quarrel wh 'h ie<? to th" tl'er
c -n v- in :»«: -tied by the fa c. •'■■ xx ...f
--t*r Fr' nk in ha ' dropped cen r s nto • he
slot of a rr. box the m tnager of "he
cafe de ' rr«d to sbow him *o sing "Ms
Pt- !\ s I*- i" "to ts scr ntp tf mens, snd
Prodle k - seep'ion to repeated ref
.-en -■ to 'he money he nad invested in
the Sns'rument.
< harlen Hrtner Injnred.
Ch 1 ' e« T *r r *-r wb' 's <•" >' * «-< n* •
G • e A"a I .'»• <" T.- * S' • , fed
over the barrdst'e# that ej'en.'ji >jp frotn
Marior: #■.-♦* to tb*> Ra n>r b *-k tfi«t
• ->v • » • - . >t ■ . *"e. 1
H<- str i k or r.;.» he-ad and 'ers, re
c«.\ .i.e. ' ad 1 " .or to a g* • ra' •'•.ike-up,
«ev—i r>.'vil V '"U »» I>r F H
wh< a*'-t ' d "he "-,5 re man was una-b'e
to m'* last otsrht the fud ex-«r:t of the
mjurie*
A ti< -« match hat >eea armr'gef h»w
• i 1, w. ' U" >•• . "a. *e p.*. e
- a .. 'he ea»s .j* Ui c>t"«r.
L I 111 I< ' ■ T -1-lfc i •i »
j 1 j "tf y v
j'' .. r"\ IwTLum u taitMi t»y lueif. V»u wtil Cr»d <>n«
"•upi.lß
po&i iuU* ekdt four oat » Mt( of
Black well's \ \
osnusß3 Dtir&sn ) )
Smoking Tobacco
>• ii ** .• ' » ». ~ • -<. n ~
Labor
Holiday.
store w1! c\ at IP. M. Open in
the forenoon tor ih a onuaolation of
out-of-town visitors.
C~
Dress Goods
Department.
Immense vanetj. exquisite stvles, pop.
alar prices.
E. W. NEWHALL & CO.
Cor. Second AT. and Madison St
COSDKXSKD IH*»P \T*"HES.
J. Pn •? Vacan «:*. it and V. >1 A. M.
P« t: Ar Ca<. >•• ' ! lay *" '• "
. -.sc. They >a 3 e*l over the t sir.'a
nt.on of t - ~■ « of ' '.r ijaung 'r'p
of t-tx we* k« sn ..if mount i.. *■ % . * -an
*ave h Tise.f up.
The Northern Pacific uttamsh.p O.ymp i
<ai;. i r.m Ta»oma at U*n >—:er .ay
iTiu: tuns, far < 'a.r.a an-'. Japan. a. a -r
--»o - l fiour, ma i.nery, cotton and
rr.cr r.j-i. apj-r; \;rna :ng
:.>ns. anl a passenger .s: of wt y-Jivs
lira. Dooiin. wife of ".he out!*w who was
k. f : .i-' week. *a> at -lutr-.r'te. O T..
yesterday to get the BtTMIIII effei is o.' her
bu>ji»i. t. in\y-\;iu£ : gun saddie,
a;; 4 * line diamond r.f.a fo\-: j on his fin
g*r. She .■ij.ms ..•• »i> ' J • i»an;-
y, eau-v d '»;• * auand .a .Had.
Mrs. Herman Oe'.rtchs ar.d her sister.
M.ss Fi; Ka.r. art- •? i=.»e Kra. s.'O
Herman Ot.:. ;.« S. ; n, a ■
:...-:n. hut w.A proha y follow In a. few
• ia>s. Ko»h iaiir> are anxious to have
their test imony in the inquiry to the
v.i ii.tj of taeir -i-ad ' at.;*.: » *, til *a.uu
as soon as possible.
John Tfcerur- r. a New V. :k cl t ;. b.ack
sm .i. ycs*.»-r lay shot and tn»tant > a IW
M uei Murphy, a Irtnk- raze. r: in,
who staggrrtd into his house. Murphy
t irk" ] Mrs. Th» ar»r ai. 1 h« »>ter.
and tru J to throw ta-m iown Ma ■* Ther
urer was defending tr.e wvmen and hist
s> f wrten he shot, according to ail testi
mony.
Matthew Clark, an oid bachelor farmer,
was today found murdered, 1> ng on the
roadside near his home, a few miles from
tlxcelsior Sprigs. Mo. EUi .lead was r.of
rtbly nattere 1, at. i he hi! e\ . u r.tlj ;reen
murdered for his money. There Ss no
w and particulars ar meagre. Clark
had lived aione for years, and was well
to do.
An explosion heard off the coast near
the town of Morov In the pro* "Bee of
Corunna. Saturday night, is tne cause of
m . h ex • tement, nn<: u'. »•'.••.» amo <
.he {n.nal itaiua. It wau> tvMtn; .hat a
' -a>!>r h.L< occurred. :<.* mti h wr« • n.m .•
5« strr-wr; along the cojs; It is suppo-d
•'■lit v> <«' is collided during the n;ght and
foundered.
To* con»cnation of th»* n-w altar* of
St. Ntf) t duano. In K:i.ic.«:on. X. Y..
r ;ay. was a r.va->"e even: r. tf;» *: <-
:ory of -hat Human Ca'ho-lc Arc- •-
'■ - "P Corrt>rar ce:-!>ra"* i h rh msss *t
tfee early mrvioe and <>tTi •:aSt»4 a' tht- con
.wriUJii ceremony !a. f-r. Tn*- ae nmon aa »
y >p Jo.'.n Soanlev, of Nor'h
Mutilreia w trr« ut»abie "o fc»*t Into ifca
buildin".
Jaws H. Teller, of ha? Seen
notified of h:» appointment by th« aecre
ary of tth* 'nvror «-.« a rr< -Tiber of 'he
rwnily author /•m comnuw.on to r.« to
liAte with a n limner frf ■*»<• Ic YUir. tr «f-*
•■if '.V* West .Th-» ■•;. >n« -• ■» of
"tirvfl mt-mber*. on* from earh r»»Ut: % «i
j*irty. Telier twine <': i»*<n aa a R* |>u. -
1. an. For bu*jrv«w> r*49ona had to de
cline tfie appo4mir»«»t-
Salvaior Romero and R-na <»an-'a <*<"•<»
found dead In a So-iKir.jc ho:i*e at Atn Fran
ca- a y. tterday. . ;*«i»* ■ 5 n <-*i*b o*r.'-: a
■irni-«, The w.>ma' w a jra.K •!* wife of
M. *Jar t of Iti iwu ! < *ity ■-n# to Ain
FraneU-"o iaat men: li >rr.-ro T -v
e- gaged r ttn* Hi t}-■ - \. bouM. *■■■■ i
retired. The proprietor * t?ie notel w-. rit
•!j-ir r-H m. a: i • . •» ■•-. < ; on *
loufßi* Both ha i been shot.
The *rapo grower* of Nor:h<rr> (■•-.<»
are tKllCEtd »-«• a Mc crop. The \ mi
irv bi&ck Wtth : fru - wh ■■ n **■... ttte
a; S a *1 -d.et ot i • i*. in r «<
v rrt iris. T:er»» « no pr v, ,n *uci» a
pTK'f, aj the ha«k «t • ;>• * 4- -1
the packing a* nrj -. l i tnor*. T; is ; • «r
M> «rap«a ir i: be sent to rrurk- |
rh«> n-ier Of 'h* 5 cr'.n> * t>»- I
to * r.om-akerw. Th.« vre.r'.« •< h»>
rr«>i\ «n e-ver ki»o*n -a Uus- >f • -
country.
The nteri»fa;e omwr* • - has
n !"r con* '-w or cr * • »• h«?
si'- Kal'r « J • :•> * ic «i
r , a cu' ra*e war » h '-;t- S- ™>irl r
Line, bar v.o'nted Tf r. j» . f
the :r eratwte commerr* art. r- **> • -r
a r**fr 'Uri.'- f<»r a h • —»>r •* < a
•wp*r ha il. Au! :o«r Smith, of h» -
- j.s». >Ti. fay;. r ti*- S 'U<h' rr err*.* u«-
mte* for ln:*rrr-« !.»•• poi'r •»
ho- f>r w> he jk*<»
boari \ r L.:.e ratea are nn:for»?-a.
r:r»{ R--glrnent band. V i nson park to
day.
Tak»> J irneg **." ot car? f-r h: y* era *eg
L«t>or day
No lirdrri, No H nrk.
Johna>tfc»n. Pa.. t>* , " " PractK- j'r
f very l« of he «*atn? r?a ! >n
V irk* shut duwn la*t r.!*h" for *
r.:te p«''. .-i, thro* .'.jr * ■ «-t . -■ ••:• ni
f •r* p' )>•«•■ nt -k ">' -<.>-4 tn
.; «• the 'lU#* f " tht .- ». rv« , : >n.
no. ho* riMT 4V.
CUUMA.N o»^Ki
Do
Not Be
Deceived
njr the esMggerstrd u< aatfl
ful •tHtrmenia of aoms rnnla
" BELIEVI
IIS
Wkes w*> fell toi that rst ml
«h«ir»rr otheri offer yoa
un nrll of n» and at prices ask
♦I not lower, tto«n esa ha M
mny nr*t-rlM«a roarera la ths h
Thl« holds anod la every sat
our dr |i«rlmriiti.
l ook nt oar llae sad j»i wtt
MlUtri.
»r- ■ y
(MLOmoi *
ft uprifiera.
fio. »Os riK»r Avens, ■katv
CUUIAM BLOCK.
our ■tore *»tH he rlMfl tkft> 0<
int; hd>l lomorron, (•ring JOP
holtctar W r nlll ope*
W til (or u>.
GUNS AND ■ j
m\m\ 1
New iine of
Lo diiiir Shot ®
rectived. : : *
fi/rn
TTAVD-LOADEO g.HKLLJ A I
CIALTT. j|j
HUNTING BHOPJB AND cUJtWP
CAUL. ANL» LXAiIiNE 3TOC*.
Dinglcv-RardwlcKft
C 54 Hasr AvLHtt •§* SE*TUfcf
DEARBORfI
PRINTEg
CPLUNS BUILOM

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