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rh r»l Itaraib i4*ana.
T-a Ha- >r* of tha ward wtli
-*•-. -1 Briar's -e.I Thursday eventn?,
Mtar M i: » ofeSadt, f-** the pur- |
.'-.rr.iri a M'K.n.ay .iab. Good
• IjS -4 4 . -.-a .3 a* *a~ tar.' a.
D. T. 3» A'SN. ;jajrc:tte«RatL
i'Ol.i riCAL I EIW.
Hermoa W "n*»r.'j "Error* of P^pa
",«m ' Is SatKag *3 way all ovar T.« e*Wk>
T. •- i-uk-i-.: -aa '••►naresator.al om
a*» a.--, an- Mirtna-so* a ' «*r. t
■ < bas*i a laraa r. ;aivr ot
-. rr. . . i.--i tham m "a ha -!a
.. sr. a :n various ;-ar*s of
Elmer S. A-t.inw. .ia.rman
.rum '.aa. if r'argras r'a..a. -ays:
"I stn placmg- harn r, *h» .- and# •>? 'ha
.-P-aK-'. an. -hay rial them very good."
-.ar w.ajt 4 r«-1• >1: ■' r*i.»*'.:a»r amonir
•• «i*.*. s n certain nar*« if 'ha ya--
t-;.4. . tnlcr o »ecur«
. : t' ; >rthoom.ng -uaty on-
T.-.a Third .rK-t of Four* l
Ward ais ha -••••;.•• >* me Uvaiy r<
i.-- ,f Dr. «Jay, who enjoy a
• -* . :t if n-.r-i -r.y Goat a
T" i" r«»r* of the . "v. Ha dW not wan"
* . . *h« -Xraveatton aloce. aad socne of
0 - *• -*. m« Renu..-.tcaa ajsoowat- s ware
t .;.4-.4 - i j r b-,p ...m out. «>n« of "ham
aa- .J. <;r«-«-n. and n»* pr-nn.— i
- '•* «}»>,»; to io a tat he ouid. .1
«. - a -v i- tnpty-handtd Vte n .»a af'•*•--
a-, p., and taa »n!y aonaoiacon he foukl
ff- r -v 1« :.a: -lay '.IA- ..? sisou. t- r
.-• . b.iity r repres-ntlns * * ea
ur * pre«inct.
WAM-i A N IN VEVriO.VTIhN.
Ex- Swlstant Flro Chief Alien Vpplles
to th<4 t lvll *ervi4W tommi^*ion.
Ai'i mier J. Aden, whose -rants as a
mans'"*r if the Sre department is. -ind-r
-*r-- :mst mw,
ind who ;s or was assistant .*aie? of the
i- .'artmeat, has taken tha tlrst -teps in i
.1 iire uoa -yf rln-.;tn<r >ut • wher« ta
ie ftitagr yesterday,
■>f A «u»t f a demand ipon the -tv-.i
• ..-am;s.d- a fur an • fH«* .a. .ava-,ti
*i- ' •-*!.».rgea "tia* 'hief K-!ioi;s
T *he tirn». notification was ti>l ot
• .-nt.nent of Ralph Cook to the
P -. a uied by* Mr. Allen.
T a •••man-l ,s adira>-*l to *he "hoaor
-1 - ■ i.-t service *t!T.m:«.oa- ; r.-,"
a-1 "ha ; .;e • matter .s -s follow-
T ..» . : iar-s gnr I hereby . mands in
.-4 «•;«!*..• t no the *. tith if the illega
ot' statement of raosea for lis
« -■ i-anajv. il from "he offi 4. . ; *
**. l a-' >t v del-artmeat of "v >f
>• at •, - 1 wt-h your honor* .a »i% >•.
the LIS- lay of AUHTIM. A. DL '.?*.*». by !
4Jarint-r K-::og*. • sq.. -hief of ie
. ir m.-at, "P; - l«mand is ma." under 'he
,-r •: ms •' ~<---r <>n U. of article XVI .
•jf je artar of *he city of .Seattle,
adopted Starch t. A. D. *594."
The 1, -naad Is -pe<-iflc.nly made on "he
2 t -a.-i * *.!•• -hargte-j cannot be aus
t. Wh--. -tiargt was a.. :e, «'a. '
K' .:.->««. tf**-r innoun..-in«r *he appoin -
a ■;* ok. <»%•'■■ a - rea.- .a.- for
a -- • < Mr. Alien in the foil wln< la.i
--z "M*.* reasons for not appoint:«z
il: V . ar it entire !a> kof contlden »
in Mr. At:. :. ->0 fir as managing tt;e da.
ta;. if ! ...artmen? buslne«sr. and * j
ent.re .< k of the proper conception of .
.'ei-arfni -n i - and enton ament of
.< tvartm-fit. rules ind
c>mmuni.-a*:on *h-n went on to cay hat
il- A!>t* hot been 'tiidt red .mother p.i
---!*:•'•*. : . t.-c4• lepartmeat. but at 'he 'ime '
• ... "imraini iMon lAtiyuit .Jit '•> .
(A. •• 1 .a I -tv-.n no w>r of his adllln.j
--r -- ••> t«*.-apt. When asked last eveain*
" ! ' ad to « y Mr. A hen" a
:-man i 'a '. board. Chief Kei:o<sr b
-1 *.» be interviewed, beyond the sti'e
a a a *'iat h ■ b"»;iava»l *hat *!:" \tans? w
• bett rment of the •! parrme -.*.
it -n 1 in view be had ippoSni-i
Mr < '< ok. Tha t said also *hat he I:• 1
:bt * tit Mr. Allen would ion
v - ■ ' ia 0'..-.l to prole-*t his owr. in fere ra.
■ * "vt to -he abser. -a from "he •::•.* f
r .'oiman, of tiie commission, it '« not
.- % ■a* "*.fr Alh-n'< lemnni w I b->
bfonckt ap before Saturday. *rh-»n It Is «x
--p ••• I a in- •>* -it will be held.
THE NEW sr. MARK'-*.
t'onrract Laf tor Ton-truction of the
N ( 'XV Balldlnjjf.
y*''-' bv a -on*ri-t-t wi4 •
»* * ;>« »» • n r ",A
:r J • n »"amt'hi '<*•*» !<> • •
\ ir'K, i t .4 n iigr«v*m*nr th-it :
t? virrn Sy Or^'m.ia
t.f I' - t on •'i<a in j-om (
\f : 4 **l !-
». '- ■ I f i!! M r Denrv
■-.ir- r -.ii* V' i
4 ' W. I will v .e O *. •?
A ';i , -~*t-?»~r . n<\ t s •: 5
" n i I] an '.vrn im .;
'* *r T"• ** i' .z * -
■>* \ ■ «w • "C ov* " ■ ' !
1 >!r -?>-n
\ * ♦"■ * IT «- iry * >
1 iq4 furnish tht fim 4 * < not ■
""1 «P .a n • 'i* :II ■ •
*; > rr»* Ra-»v r- Ga
\ . -*» n -»• . *:• |
f • audltorl itn H
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.;• Bended 1 • « f .
arJeJ
tiichest Honors-—World's Fair,
OclJ Medal Mid* inter Fair
Da
W CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
%. .r r Sect > 1 e,
03 Veers tie Su=d*nL
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGEXCEB. THrBMaAIT. SEPTEMBER in. I*!W.
OLD SOLDIERS IN LINE
Union Veterans' Leairne Oat in
Fnli Fiirce.
POPULJST FALLACIES EXPOSED
>fr. ''raTea. MaJ. Cole. Col.
and Col. ?eott the »p«ltep|—
P-tsmi?« made . v he ve-^rar.?
y the Patr.ot:- League _a the Seat*.-*
Nat. '.54. iHautk :>u . t ,a*t o A'entT-g atis
one -f ••» twst of the present campa:<t:.
gvery bit of was occupied, and
spe-'-ators ma: e o * ; rd to.
like x fringe irour;: - group :f Grani
Army aer. The were Herrxtt
>V "raven, iiat. a. i :o,e, af Whatcom:
' "ttaries E. ClaypooL f Tacoma, aa-i
>:- J. N. Scott, of Pert Towrssend. ef
d'tst: » J-x.rs P. Hovt was an interests*!
spectator.
'Sr. C'rnveu t.iive* tbe FiKures»-
Ai .tutaet Mt C-aven took t> 'ne
- it-»m»nt o- the Pop>>cr;ita that during
Harrison > admtnistratton the country
* »s siid:r« town to the great firtancia.
sfpres«:on ,nder wht. i we are now labor
ing. He said:
T*he v.:-.;-. a p-t-sitiv.-iy overwhtim
tng and onvn- .r«f -o <ny fair-minded
m.«.n t iurtnjf Harrt? »n s i,imtn:.-;ra
tl -n the country t a - whole was ,n an x
■• •!.:t<.y pr ■-i - • ...- tiatt. a. and tr.itt
ar GM nuri* tr.e ntgn (Ml of .nuas
tr t. ia . jmmerc.ai prosperity .n this
country. Dun's *vrkly review .jf truae.
-; --i.-i.nif if h« year "nd:ng June •. i\c
••t "A t.s dy. ar never mat-hed n
w oie history or ie countrj". in volume
"■ industrial iTO-iu, tioa. ,n magnitude of
■it mes'.c rXi .tanges or .n foreign trade,
a ..- .as' . -r.i.' Duns for De..-mber 11,
-.ltd. -rate most prosperous year
ev*. rk. j«3 in ous;ne=< . •-,-a ; nia;.-. The
year -Os.-s with ill woolen, .otton and
•••«* ma.titnerjt r'a.ly emj :aye«t. and ua
.- ji i stocks of goods much ligater 'han
usual, wbtie 'he iemar.d for tne coming
• ason already exceeds the capacity ,f
many mills.'
"One year later, on December 30, ISS3.
Bradstreet's stated taut that year would
down in history marked as :e worst
one for the industry of the country m
e.ghty years, t .at th-.re were more then
one million wage earners oat of * :n
--nioyrnent than aero w. r- a: Me -.lose >f
md "hat -jir .tacil:'.-.- >f • anks ;.at
.t i suspended during tne ear were $: ? -
- tw. nty-.ght rimes -he t.aMli
ties t -he hanks that had suspended dur
ing IyJE. '
in losing 'his -art of v.< speech Mr.
•'raven ma te •. str.k.ng r same if -he n
dition 'he auntry .n the wo aiiniin..-
trations, -nd showed plainly that ?h*-
caange from gr- it prosperity to great
adversity began about March, 1593.
During Harrison's -h!ministration," he
said, "ail running expens- > of 'he gj-.--
ernment were pa.d out of plentiful rev -
nues. and S2s»c**\-*«» wa - pu! on * n * palK
1; debt. During Clev. .ud's administra
tion, with a -ariflf for lehvtt only, we are
o rrowmg money ro pay 'he expenses
the government, and have increased nir
bonded debt over HKMUMi with an an
" •interest targe ..«• m, v . In '»■-
*..e numo, r of business failures was small
er than had -en for hive years. In l>v.
' .te number of business fui.itres was tl:-
ItfgtMt tv. r known in any one ye*y. in
the -rcentage of business men faii-
•"*> w 'a.r -ma,, .er man it had fur ten
years. In IS9C. it was thr largest on rec
rd. In >V2. 'h-' ..."> •; of ' men and
firms Qnl felted .n bus DtH vm, j. . >r l
ir.g • » Dun'.- inly sll4 smaller
:h<y »iad been mn • JSC. Doe* that :>ok
• ls though w- wer« .<(: i:ug iown at that
time into commercial ruin" In 18S3 the
aabiiiu-s of ■ :ie m-n a;; Hrms 'hat failed
bus'ne--. *•. re tV-T. •- . ««>. Is anyiidng
ni'W needed -o •'how ie sudden .< r. *i fear
ful plunge *»• k ,;:-,vn into *:v iby«<*
o:' hard Wi lid not giide praS»
ualiy Into ' Y.-» whir:, • ! -f d;s:r s« w-?
plunged into it ns a log plunges over iino
quaimie's prTipj
"During Harrison's administration the
bank clearings of Unit* I S:a*es». wh;,-!j
are the hest indication of the stat-- -f busi
ness in "he country. jumped 'rem >rt tn
n ;a! ,iv-rj *•» of fcr*y-eignr : ulilon i . ,rs
during Cleveland's first, idmmlstra: >»• •••>
an annua; average of fifty-nine >< '. . -
iurs, an increase of .ft p»-r n:. \ most
as soon i- Cleveland was inaugurated in
Mar--a. 'vd. the hank Searing* of the
country began to d» crease Those for
Mann an ! Ap-tl wvr* *i p-r con:. " in
f>r January and February. For \far-h,
April and May. 'h " were S per -ent. i"~s
tin for t!:r—• months prw 0.-g I* r
tae "•at beginning Mar i '.*;«:>. 'be bank
lea rings were twelve b. ..on doi.ars. or
I'* r -n - ., '■ s«« • in for the year b-" 1 -
c -una Mar ; i'. For • -i- »-
if.. - '• M ir• :!."• *, -y w»r-' <- i v nt ••» \
.ii-'" iollnr?. or 2»: ■""• ">nt.. >*s thac
for : ■ ar - H' in. M >.•: -h 1.
" Paring tft: r* v " »rs •* v w . . " .i jr friends,
the enemy, -t ! n -;• .b,;-'.tn misrule, from
> " M,«r h ri" n » h :ik
} . oTvor- [i.jr:;;jf
■ m first • •i - u Cterc totfs idnio itrt*
•- - « n ni. b»- < - *\ •• n • -r.ro
3# . -nds ->* r« '"■•'.ver'?. ;nr nif "be seven
m>n hs ;t wedtog Cietvi Itad't liunipm*
r :.->n only five n.t- ut«: bank« f.t:ed. dur
ing * • n i'-. -• > sw ng !'.« •: . tic*
uratlon fifty-f >ur nat >nai bank- fai .•!.
"In fartb- r of ""b.- 1 sud i'n '"h l , .r.cc
from prowperity to adversity on the ac
-J f ' : • F• m • —icy • « pc.ver '• • rr«
1 ■ v\ % '<■' -* of Pr»- nt
••V >:: i - T>nven."g —t
• f-a -• - v> A ig'.-- " -n* • • n
-as ps. w-h i. in iant pr-:-m -• of
■a) . n ti r ** v 9 px 1 . * f] .n ; n. a nut ft - -
. ' w• 'i ; rv. . , n • n
v- <tm-nt. %nd *r.i -ati#fa .nrj- as-uran :c
. . . r r;>-- • •• -r. •• si
i - - ist and far iav« .n ••■■■«- ry
M" ' 'i 7 "■ * I at iian *is irc^
A r:- . i :v« » . H.* gave ».
or * ft, b :ke *a k on Harrison's
» -m.n «Trv:on. erk.ra r -ut f> -n tha
ler lr Irlvsng an home and
■ - a.m 1- : .r n■' e pr» -<» nt fcn
v • Sira -:a- . v- n bv many an
ifv - •* :av» . n rv ,ir. i
- >me f i.r - . ,-n -•» !".*
'f 'V r arg m-i.t. \f »v-
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t i s - . m ;•
tiM s. to lain H at *■> a
cm IwctOM • * « • ■ ran»ttl :f tIM
- ted Sti « pom «« ' n s w*. - •
s " " 1 tr.a. ;'.-! n # partly of
iW4 «S»tf U UMi - IjgMtoffit tiw
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■Letter From McKialev.
atd -trjia ''rd only in disaster* and run"
•<ireat applaas%.>
>Jaj. * o!«» to ills Old Comrade-*.
Maj. Col? was kt. -a to h.s audtt »r«.
an: r.e ta.k- i a gr-a . *a: about old war
t-mes. taking a;> McK.. :t. y *nd sou no
money new and t:, n ant living substaa
al reasons « ty •• ». - saoulc stand
g r t - s --it- n.nc •a
- .sr.. H.s r-ctr.ts w. re ..'..strated by apt
and humo't .- jtort-s. vr t hts 1 s urs»»
was he .ght r.-1 y str.k.ng at: i. original
figures :f spee<.'h.
'I :av* .teen t i," he said. ' that there
a :'- w, a v*ry few. of tn- 3 old soldiers
who are wavering n the faith, an. I am
.ere tonight ' i strengthen t.Vx. It as
ftae to nie that a few of the *nc:ent
-a nts have tluttrred around an
tat once burr.-1 brightly -n tne R- pub
-1 ran party, ar i have go; M ;.r itssj
-inge-d w 1 - .> • utnking they were enjoy ,ng
themselves.
"To . have heard a .stood deal late r of
its Km :ilver talk. So have I. I ,iv
eard much that my tars are .red.
This patent way - making money ..- r. i-t
new. Micaulay ,n History ■. f Ung
lar.a' speaks t ■ .- .rues when t.n« money
wis manufactur« i c s Iv-.-sm: .- .t- i r
the lirection t>f 'he crown. But there
were --ad men th se days who clipped
it Me t .ges -f •ie r an i. notw.t.i
tanding - t-- =Te i -s •-» m; ri.-on i
an i hanged and! gibbeted. mutilat >n
'i t..e oin ?f -tie r-ma -id not as*".
Then happened exactly what will happen
n this ""onfry
iiMi reinage of silver—the people wnnld
'ake the r.n jniy it weight. T w e
<tep f i.;e _• -verrment Ti as to pass
i*s -ompeiling *.ie people to receive the
m-'-ney, an i rtis •. v-r- tl u;str:-s.
"Vou old men rememoer .at .n the
co.ns we r i here was something
pr nted around tne edge, to prev- nt clip
ping. Bat. :* ..d r ' t r :n T - d
-n was hidden, .nd nly the cl'.rt <»d coin
am r.t-» --r- lation Th n wha: hap
pene-i'' The gov mment had to a., in a.l
'he imp i una and sei.t. loliar
for dollar, w..Jx _-oc-i milled ,ns from the
m:nt.
"W1 - •-e • ;e f -rosperny ha i -.sen
clear ;p on the p.". s in .1 it looked <s
though we'd have > b'.ii.d tn x.
on them. th»-n -ame the toredo of the
Democra-y. (Laughter.) We heard some
f- w- iaying. ..-, Grov.-r, c.d w-- t
live n -lover.' hut 1 want to "ell you that
anybody who « '!tr.g' n -'lover now
•> i. Nt sell it at a. . The Sh-.raan tw
i- *»n alle I ;he Sherman law « iuse
0 ! J«>nn Sherman got n the saddle and
.-evented th- m fr m .living 'is i worse
tw All thi., ag at >n .- ,s "he ap ar. I
be.ls of the harlequin, an i he-hind it is
1 n T:'.man wit n t.s pit f rk. Al , id.
an i everything that is vicious."
The speak'-r hr" rought out a -om
panson between McKir.lev. an oid sof
. t. who stay* 1 qui tiy in ids Ohio iiome,
and Bryan, who thougn a man of unblem
ished private lam ter, had -ome from
w rst >f -i-perheads md n w r pre
sent d what was wrong .n principle. MaJ.
''O. - spoke Of the 'boys who "•> ight down
n Dixie," and wno w nt to And^rsonvi'.,-.
Libby. or Belle Isle, or God's
knows wher• . ' He 'oid how they
grew thinner day by day. and buck
-1 ip heir !>=' - to 'ie l.a-t lio!-. and
hi w they rrfu.-- J the offer >f "bacon and
-weet p-jtatoes ' rather than renwunce
rh» tr fa.th. and 'ay there ind died true
'o their colors to tae last. In vivid con
• Maj. • *oii ,-p -k..- of Me oc-. asional
one who "went over o ill his stomach."
"I understand." he said, "that you have
-ome f those people in King ";nty
Th re i', -1 :la.ly mc » man wfc longs
•or 'he ilesh •< ■>•< of Egypt, ind who talks
.g:,.nst "he gr»-i' and listing'iis.ie-1 m«.-n
f • e party. But for such a man the old
\> ternns have i oontempt and scorn that
an .md will be meted out 'o him who has
forgotten Mem in their oid tge and gone
off o strange sods, iApplause.»
" r do no: think thi- m ney question is
half so bad as that plank n the Chicago
platform that declares this government
cannot orotact itself. Tlwj in tr;. ing to
gain by Indirection what they *ried by
direction thirty years ago. and "he same
elements ire it wrk now as then Tie
dust of free silver has bei-n *hr iwn in "he
eyes of the people, who have been called
for 'lie first time m" • immoa people.
There are no 'common* people. In this
country every man s i sovereign before
• •• law, and ill this talk of - mmon peo
ple is <.n attempt 'o -et < iss igainst
• la.-i. Out upon it, 1 say. out upon tins
kind of nons.-nse.
"They ar rt "elling us a great ieal about
••he robr- ry >f the people.' and of the rob
bers of V- ill -••reet who have p-jt the
m mey where j i ind I can't use t. D
would N» better 'or us all if there could
be > -• ;i to ill • lis ir.ferr. il ' i!k ig >in j t
apital. igun-t the men who oy in. is fry.
frugality and temperance have earned
money ird saved it. There ire meltons
.nd millions of money lying iway in old
-treks b«s-ause if - afraid to ome out.
Who ir« these robber barons, these red
dm irons. *he '!n*■ Mit prev on you and me
and * ik • fr >m us what we hav-n" got" L-t
-ell .-on thu- 'he -iv ; '-s- bank !»q --
I'crs. who tome from re wige •*arn- r«.
i milli ns dep." 4 " d >n January !. ISW,
pnd ha average for each depositor was
ten.*.*. Vou know the duutettr of the
m*n, the women sn-1 'he brts md a "ts
•a 'he - '• tics 'k- Now
gc forth as the str«» '-■ If yo i a man
r a woman r ! *. dw io 'aae
.-m and hang h m *o -he neare*; 'imp
;>ost, for he i« a robber, he - one of * tie
re i dragons » f *- i street. (IbaMh
;er ir.-i applause »
"F r ••. v> "l i ' not "• ■ ve ;«t ; i■•'n men
as Sherman ul Stanford and -' iff aM
B°n W ii'e — -pp(a »—ba \■> gone ">
work nui.i •' • v to rob -s and .r c
dren hv* a grand -<•■-' m c gran ! ,art amy.
X" peixde w-.a are cry ng it i 1 " to
•me don't btliev -iv Bryan d ■ -n't be
h.'v. Jfohody belleres .*. Ha * ibanta
;!e. Ati i like a cap an ! be - S
hands »f i eiuwn it ■- nf.i.g p *y-d Hi fore
a--, •••*? -inking crowd.
*\V •. n • : t i • nt * re w •»
an -nd f •his. V m allgo f 'he noli-,
and. icccri gto r he advtco c* Comrade
Hamsor. and c.t ,« 1 a mm., you will
-*st v r oal' sf tr Omr.t ie M-*Kiniey.
VTreat sps»ia ise )
Col t And <ol . »« 't.
T w»r« >.» d '.bs f r ''ol. • 'lay» 1
s* <.'■>!-, os ' had be*?n r- s;or> d. T in;
terms with his au enea by saytng " 1 •
- n oI gci ! w tile m • ttfetr al !• of
tuesn w>n " - ' .11 C -trie i». t it
« m." «: •>. Cl ij'*H> h, i.- an ...us ." -11-■ n
•ease i y mg man - •• fort ma!" as to
r. - V ' t -■'••• wr -*• -i t f
of %'** an : «n a • i : ia! ir i - -.e
<••'.'•.» t-on '"•• a 'U 1 »y -n in: r»«- as
t - t ' . T . "t"' | iv •> i i
T M" tai< if free - r m ra; ■
J-ff* . •» • i 1t- ; th-.it *•••»
• mm-" U "a > a « : * tr ,e • and
- -s ' ' ' -mc- ■ f A- w J i -H- >n.
T .- «• eak«- 1 vf " -a- mi ie
• > i'►•THjer»■ - '•- - isg mifer • - name
• pti j • tm . -ii J MUM
t d <• -ts .it he A - --V
1 ■ . _. -•
»t Ti ma ; * M• - is»
" "ke'. wan * f «..i•.' •> T"' >
t» r » But I 1 -V" u't ie- -i a; 1 .- g'*«
f—-m Repii . ar.- 'or f-> name <.f M-ir
n-•» *1 » orf---.« - i i a-- »i e • w.i: not
g-t tri-f R- ih an v-• -. iA; >lau-» i
i a a* ->a;3. "» 11 be M-at e-e
gr-'.. . r ie 3t- - j s ipse y f
tnoney he c- .. J r,o; borr * m-i ,»ny ,n*
\ • is. >• a
2S - -, V:s ~1 | \rJ-n
7k - '..ir-i ' .
* v
9 vu us —•«
- ice* ias ■ r.atr-.. ind n-. nam? u
W . *m ~M- --v. .b I *a-,- to ur* -*t yo -
J B ' 1 • • .- •'" r.g. * -■* l t «r- :•■»' •'.
"in the ata --Vg'.» MWMdN I reaS af
iis ,'C. i. a; >tj
-3 art*. detestation." He r#fw?»i
• Palmer. Me ! rcvn Br:c.i y. *.ii
S it -i, ; r«A."; ursr i ' fi-'f.y
bunt, Qta69 **r? •nic.l care red. • nd
Men * f,i»j;awd: "In all .a at hug*
gatiterirg you >.<r o? T '-*ne :u --
1 - true >ou '.Mr of i <>n. H ir.tc-r. f
Vrg.mia. 4 r:d -of «.Jen Jone«e: and I gory
ih • .-» : ic-t IT yen: p.-ar o." • -c-~ WT •
.-e i\ rg » :sr-'' *. n» .nft-r- ~
\>t : A -"hi- so convention. must say : >
' '-. i t«i I - v. i.x»uragerr nt n • >
w» <'-ill -*o- **orf-» ■* ~»t -v »
fougnt for md woo is the days of ;Se
past." i A ppiaase.)
A Lan#r From McKialey.
A: the t isiaess meeting of the >itw
Fr*s-.ien: Lyman E. Knap? produced a
let'er t'ro.m M.Klnky, uated Can:an A i
g st -> follows:
"My Dear Sir: Nothing is more gratV
:• g d irmg t.vls caaapa.gn : :'. ir
r. >' .-.r.u uhc. .-das-tic support c: e .. I
soldiers; »nd I «it that you mwy >
*nr>- *s:on -■> rha member* of ; :r organ
ization. Yours verv truly.
-wilmam M'KixL£T"
-> committee constating of J. R. Kan-
T. or, W S. ;url<t3 and \V W. Wiisr.ire,
J' p< :n:rii to draft suitable resolutions
s . p *rt and honor of McKin'ey, »übmitted
r allowing!
,s, Out distinguished - mr*'.?.
tffl MoK nlfv, has been .anore i
•he Republican party with mo nomlna
■ an president of the Unit. d Staic*
therefore,
"R-'sOiV'-- ?, That "v-" 1 . •>!<* I'nion Veter
an's Patriotic Le u-tc of !«»>;*?;>, .::c. i.i'.a?
m»»msons of v.'' t -nns •v: ul
• > hearty cjrtgr.t . >ns on ■ :••
h nor conferred up-.-n :i m by i;s
nomination 'o : :c h:>che<t oflice :n tiie
gift of - •.*» American .::i.
"Resoiv--1. further. That \v.> >
him our united support a: i a ir voti * to
'"iect him o that hisrn ><Rce, and that
♦arr.?>:.v \ail on all our mrj ; s and
tJjeir s»on.« whtrewr they may ' : > stand
C«>mr.. > ?.I'K -a . -•< '.i
pr- l>r ' ;•> r.i t. < not. •"
. •:.{ • r-'iit, , ts ,:i be past - K>d shou : -
der to >.;ouid«-r :n defence of the nation'«
-.:::ity :::a gr.iy :n ...o ,-tr it war vf
t .e rebellion."
THE N. i>. STATION.
Today the ' a>t tor tiio Aweptaace of
tlie Frauehise.
A- :ts mw.r.g held Angus: - the couti
i p .' i in 3rd:nance nt.;:::on.! lly v»-
•- I'lr.g a p rtion of Marion street f"-r the
<>t the Northern Pacitlc railroad.
wh:ch were fully «et forth at the time,
weil as the .ntention of :he road to
.« Id t pa.-#''n-r»r and freight d< pot on the
property ~o a ju.red. There w».-re ooni -
- :oas :T.p. , *1 for the protection of " it 4
::y'3 in.er-. sts in the street, and the
tc-raoa were fully covered by those " >r
\ens :."i*? ri.nance which st.pula: d
'the street s.iouli remain open • ► the
p.. >l.e in .1 • .#_• r- a.i - : i er> idy >
pro the construction >f the sti
' on building*. Another pre isiort was o
t.ie efTect that under .ertain onh.tions,
and -. on .-.e viola.; :i of :> eeait :K
a ;h tae city, the road's .nit res; in Ma
rion ?trcti should ceas*« and the highway
revert to he c;ty.
Th- »»:• ii::.i.-. ,• .vh p:.i>>t : d wi:'i un-x.her
cot: Ut.on " at twenty days of it
:-- ise t ie law o? the city's st.pt;. >-
• ous ;.houM e accepted. The wording of
:.sat part of the ordinate was as f allows.
"Provided, that -his ordinance shaii '»e
of no for-"ft and shall not operate as or
-tTrvt any va -ation of sa;d port:.>n of -aid
Atari a s:r< et unless within twenty lays
•ifer ie - i-5,.4c of : ;s •iri.n.m- • a
written igreement with the - .ty of Se
attle, a consideration of the passage of
this nd 'he vacation -f -a. i
l>ort;on of Marion stree" by he ■ ;ty of
Seattle. -»h ill be ■ n;er«d in:a.;d til-d
w h the :ty .comptroller of sat 1 city, i-v
Andrew F. Barli srh, »s the -eceiver of
Mm Northern Pa ttj. Railroad Company,
in ': chalf of himself as -a .1 v md
a.s -•. .-.'fs.-ors itt i assigns < the • ••u;t.>n
t: i ielivery such agreement ou the
j>iirt of said receiver shall be !'ily autitor
iZfti oy ihe c rcutt cuurt of the United
St - for the Ninth circuit, '.strt -t f
\V isttington. Northern dtvi- torn. before or
aft« r fite "ame is executed."
Today the twenty days expires, and
•v n Mr. Burl»-;*h » • - asKe- 1 . ;.lst evening
a- • > the (imposition that the roa i would
make Of the matter. >• replied that the
a. 'Stance 'f the -rms of the ord.nan
a >al i tv iltd with ae comptroller some
unio iurittg the uv.
AMUSEMENTS.
R ine" yi roinoiraw Mctit.
Remenyi. the celebrated Hungarian vio
lin.-!, taking a much needetl vacation in
tins i*i:y, and at the requeat of many he
has consented to give another concert at
the .s-at .e 'i it - on Ft.day v-nttig.
when in entire .-hangs of programme will
be render The fo;lowing t:*; ism from
Minn -'it Ms Times «:.v- - a good i -
c ' int of this art.st t "Remenyi. the violln
st. re f.ived a perfect ovation last evening
the Lyc- .r, 1 teat ". A -> ~d house
>;m md "ie enthusia-m aras m--re
than proportionate to the n itna- --
he a. peared. with 'he benevolent. e!eri.-al
air fa pr>9t.his popularity rv- al. zed in
anged applause, and at .-v»ry instant
o . * is.as" he r- s-. n favcr He w?*b
o-j; a rival n his abili'y to interpret music
a - ic, 'argible way that apneaN
• j ev ,-y w Tl s violin sco.ds, sing*,
a - and laughs. The sudden, onexpe
e ! -hange . * sentiment give brdllant pl
• tn -V to ii< x -;• At one '«.■>
t«e -o-ak r.g instrum- nt is a i 'end rness,
a" next ' ireaks into a wit*: • -m, and
':■< in s n '•• .'- of 'onta* >u» m r-h. A
im-s h.s • . hf» <*o delicate that -he bow
...v:ns '■> hover k» a mag: wand
, „ - . -he res: msjve «trings. Ev ry shade
of f- -img he expresses. '
It«*menvt and til" -< h »<>! < hl»»ir»-n.
'. - - r;a*.' . t -a Hi • • .
■ a. rn: * T ' v- . .r* a- -o. mile i * .>w
- , n ,--f •ie A •. i my -f Holy
N.t nes. tf - 1 ' ,f '■'* s-Mrs t
;t educati r.i. Institution, Hts» wmnit g
' (nfertuining manner <} . - a y aon »!;e
,rt- of - tijv• lie a ( ■•-, md af- -r
ar m. is" 1 -hem wi'h st i-i-s of his
.-wn s'• t' u >r amor, h • -r.i< up "t : «
. ' a V ■ d '• :o.:r, a*vi mere • tn : -
g ! a!' *r»s-n' with hi* improvisa
• » t - *H't nt t'a' i ■•- - v.-'
•. it- -. .ve ' a mu«. ar. ard h» ; -hi : -
- -- r-t- ■' > h-s rr iml rs -a 'h the
j. a .--a at-i . * r
]• M»fMrfV» I V " :-• X' Q1 "1 k,- • .or
\J - True -ang 'he "Ay.' Maria," Mas
■ ♦ - m ' 1 aying •-e v. «..n
oollgato.
f,|A. MIL Eh* \KHIV"VL,
Vr*uy I*.»—-t f Y>rnniitte*"« lUstpn ti> ( !■■«.»»
I !>th.* V r»n' |>-«i.
. pr.w; ar . ' • M **
has aw vlt **T: -* ■-' -he v »r,- -"•■» •''""Tir' ■ :e*s! hav
ing ■ne irr.v f»ofg -;*e eharg»- a has*«n.
and tail as- »w w<irktr.g * >g ther with a
\ ;t i-iO- ng '-V . ip -and «ar -g
w ---g. A p r-?or of ' C-e -ee-i. rt-i v
•- - 1 ■ •-- • ; • i
•a -n 'he o t- r« are ret iv and the t.j. t.
a -'-ted m r.tVfrr-'f .< * . b«g.n at otv-e
A few TT'c-jwasen are already >»n tfte graund
ur. ,-r te s-.perv -K.itfs of ' "ant. R .n.s»>r.
a", iar ni - r.g -ur ->? an 1 • ;r ng away
t -- r' a.fa ,
r Y M. •' A. Park P- day n.:g'. f.
Dr Wngh:. of Oregon, art 11 rtde ag »:n«t
•a-- r— I- r -- liar'*- an-: mi «■
i'i>• Tr - uaman. tascy Int m Mb
_* •-■ A - ■". tr a-, s \
il l. Attention- S cents.
F»rvr.a teat tyufcha** ->a. »h:-. 1
"ha' "ttey «ret what ttj«-y ord*-r. If yn
•-.ep.-. >re iler aac:a' C spany
'er -tor; . ,-mo ncal vou * .e
. est r. he marase. Tel-poor*" p-.* . lis.
I - P P"n: a. • n ar - gn',
has iaacovefad Mat eriwiiial -jegn,- ra •>•
sScwf i;»«if in *ne toe-s of its su&iects.
*> rd and pr- a*-n>::e balTH c jra-
tIERCES
LLETS
R THE LIVER |
Vouth'sSutt
A Brass Drum with Ov CT SB.OO.
Knee Pant* Mi if.
Everv Watch guaranteed &a
Don't accurate timekeeper.
My Boy,
Father said h** couldn't
afford a FALL SUIT tor * / 12
you. did he? Well, tie f* f/ \ X >sk
tion't know how little |« < r \. u
money t takes to make |£j 3:9
we have made on a hand
>;oine line of V'hooi and 7<. ?
S nid iv >nit* ilA\ E NO
All That Is
And Stylish Is Here.
*
We Know"-^
There is not another store in
the country that piysas much
attention to the boys as we do,
And the Boys Know It
KLINE & ROSENBERG,
Your BOYS' Clothiers,
* 7
H25 and *>-7 First Avenue.
- __ _ -- —-—
New Mackintoshes = =■
—tail .in »v Nuw on Sale.
WASHINGTON Rl BI *KR «<». Til -■;-r \ venue.
s ka'itle, wash.
ito«i S&lp HulMers, F-->u::a«r». I. -?!r"» o and !'.;>• Mi** i Contractor* «■»
<i»» eon»rrunion of So*; No. i. V. i* \ »n>i ri«to:i« cutr»r 'OaMM
Gote * Soa» *nd :nnnur*f turera for W.t • >:"u;on. Br'Msh ColumoiA
A\* • lt» for *••• 'M « **•*' TT rtr, » wi'f* v # ' -•
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Goods
At
Bed liock
{Prices
DURING Ol ii
| First
x Clearance
1 Sale.
2 Every Article
▼ Positive' y
f Reduced
i Iu Price.
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I Nelson
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flB «.*-n»Tr«l
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[looks an i Stationery,
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Closed Out at Cofl
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