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C. P. TRAINS TIED UP.
fke Operators' Strike Seriously
Interferes With Traffic.
* BLOCKADE IN THE EAST.
ffmtf Mala Line M«U Train* m tU
%tmtorn JJlvUion -Thm Ea»: era
End Aff-ctei Alto.
X»fih WM •fcown y«ster<iar In
joc*l tmiirwd cirr.'S in #v»ry .urtn «t
jgwt cor.^ra. .* tn- mtr.k*
ee the Canadian Pacific roa-.. Tbc g#n -
opinion among railroad man was that
, M ftrikers had se.eeted a m*: inauspi
-O r .T time for aacl: * tMvpiwnt, laaamueti
tfs*r® ar* no* marv opf-ra'or* idle and
wsltis* eigeriy (or v.# first vicwcy that
ipj<r occur, the resu.' of which *ll na* jr
•af I* lt,a! tn# * lf4 . k#r * * ; i5 Inoommod#
tHe rwl «"•• ib # 'rav'. m; public for a
t»0 <l*r* sr./! then And Ih mwivw re
dacts oy other men.
Reports in city, howev-r, are ve-ry
jgpow-Mng a* to the merit* and facta of
gp c*«- Th* press nrport !n yesterday's
poai-Intei. r# r>< - was corroborated by
W*eut commf Hal commun: tttotn «•
aatvtd jR Settle dur.ar the day arxj S*
farther borne out by t\e fht *h • . •" ■ • - ->w. Or, the,
e?J»*r haul tt-t <*.:, 1 sn r.- ,-. • cd. ■ * in
yy§ city had re •;*% U no Information
«;»Bte>>r of th» s* r .ke. Traveling Pa*«e-n
--|tr Ar«t Car->c tfi' srr .- d Tr.tlßo
||tisa*«r Ktt. *.» or r-> d that tin- oiit-
Idk was a:; rig v .mi : j.at mere was no
IstMTUpt'cr, of traffic.
It* fonowin* t« -irram from P«>ria,
PL, Indicates that the pre** dispatch#**
printed yesterav were in error aa to tho
cause of the strike:
fsorla 111.. Pept 2D —lt '» sta'ed a* th#
Imfaaxrter* of »'•' rV • •*• t<' rrapl -n
t» t&O city that ■ #* ; -truary cr,w« of the
trsabl* ® a the Canadian Pacific is that
(fee officials undertook to co*r~# th* tram
dispatchers into w th<ir». * .nr from the
mint. threa*en'r«r then with d. charge
wien they withdraw.
Tha fallow!/!*- -
partai from ail po.n'K aionsr the i :io:
Hani I ??e Marie, Mich., Kept 3.—Bnai.
Seat on th# Koo p a ,. * r .
nib 1* at a standstill- T' of the
Cwadlan Pacific te>srra;> r« hi ra' «*d
liw nr !:t Ctna- : ian l*i" ■ i vr. Thi>
aaat-JO<<n<! limited ir i " rn Ne £ o r«>-. 1
which arrived fr tn Minr.eapoiia • !* rr.Tii
fc# waa I ;.n- i ;«.•• e ; .• .n.
Toronto, ?<•:.' Trafl- or> <"ina
flU fK ,! " ! - sr. .> ' r d t !.;>• .19
• wouit of *1- oiK'atnr *" *tr:k»>. At fn.tny
fiatlPPa wHere the ha', e gona
oat xnlnn are •.» a t-■' . :|l. Ar d mm.
■HOricatton wi'h the d >r>a; h»r« |a !n
Bacr ca?-« b#.n* r. ri-.*4 or: hy telenhma.
Oa •**'.■• m portions of th' d vision
there 1a a ? V > • of t air-* wh'ch will
MW a h-"svy 'o> % in Cj*e r> f per.'«h»'>'e
~ fr. (j.strirt nn*naj{^r
km, myn be hi* f >.? al! the stations on
Ik djvlalon, and m*r;, appli' atlont* from
WW tre atl!! .* rr in* lr, Mr. Leonard
•ayt that the rr n who have (ran® o.it
•WoU-adviaM, :*■ ! » ** a ?ti* ..• 1-
cant 'o ! * fH"d in a ahort iH».
Mo«tr»«! Hr' r< '•i-rt'on Pa 1e
(*3war train*- move very rw yon aA
eoont of th* The corr'nany !* ao
tef to eorv# »il th- -trik.njr **tn- « -h
tct!c* hc('at:-»» :'.ey !ef» t , r r ■
•tkma with*tit ats « the notlco
tor tn the contra fa.
WlßTilrefr. Sept. i l *' -The divts'on
•f th# Can.ulian ■ ta corr>n'et*ty tvd
ep, except the n- ru line j»] tralna. by
the Vi«.«* **r ->. . Ail operators at
weal point* are out.
®* T. Com cinv Kl'v < iMrortnrs.
At a Tn#»iiii(f of the d.r<N*ti>rs of th« Se
attle & Tnter-j.ii: m.-il r?.,< kholders h.>ld
ta this city Mor 'sy ?' <• followtnr
6ft of the company # e!«-cted: it «>.
Sirave and John ft Bryant, of Seattle*,
an< Measn. J, trt..* n Smi'h, Morton R
ra'on, ifeffatt. R »u and Moor*, of N<»w
Tort. The provtalonaJ arrarjtTnent un
t*r which Jleaars ytruve. Pryant and
Alien acted ax directors e*pfi- t «d P»ptfm-
R. and It b< :< ir n«». »>*.».iry to e'pot
a new hoard. Eastern reprenentatlres
•? the r« *•(•••,•• expected to at
the pirertiijf «n th!? cfty, hut th«y
[tiled t0 eome The clr.-»i.tn t>v>k
n the office of 3-nne. Allen. }lu«h«a A
Xcidckan.
n»w h<-tnr ' w !I srvon 1n N» i w
T-wk rtty antj t th<»
*f»l offlr -rs of th. «•.••••; any. Th* ex*rt
«> of th+ n\"f,re Ims - of b.. n fix#-.!
liry -ir.t will W\r f->r K*"t
* » fsw ,! V v« r ro! .!■:» or» Sunday, via
y •' a" 1 will att»*rd the
of th? board hi N w York city.
*. lsv,ts. S .r> T l, « tn nt> f y;rth
>Mnal <s-"iv*nt i of t! • ,\n!»r! "»n At v
°f TT4V<> \Tff P,i• 'ijErr
tod.iv. P • i !,-n p M s*» v^»
n. d( 't"d. • * • » VI. X ;»
J* »' nVj»r« ct t! « s«••••> •' i »r. ■» r . <•
Ik'" ' ' n * " ' r * I *o
tfvt •»-!»-> :'in of th-. nr-xt n-i'- rg
of p n -sir i ro «:;:•<»
i n th* af«» n «no d*>ffat>-«
■bosm ar\!urv>t >'■» •>,
M-y srv! Nar ,v M -ro • * pis ■»%
t **fOt, ,1 f is*'-*f , > :jp • • .»n Chl
**fe ob< by « % ot<« ->f jo v> u
Ralir*>«(»d liiil<'»ril'tl
P 8"'" ... .
tC." ' \ %. -•!'<••• '.a
■WWI •■- 1 - r- n
tortl#' 0 7 • :"< k r.ipr ■ j out
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•- at rn . i, >
v-virj '•* "I *h- Or«»t
♦*ra wx?.'V'' ' -* k rro.-n a
*•"* km --tp ?,> m
,- r A ■ s: * ' - «C ' P»' -0k \* >K.
w "VI .a» 'n . ;i :,
u ** a "lf tar.. • n X'. ! v
+ f0 - .. M . ... w
*:o:n
--«4S£# le ?k • • ? - «rn Win at*.
t - »»•« 1 - 'r.-r • \ -
r " s • > -. rtvor.
A * n | •' ' A ■ ' fha I<•*.■*?
rrr V., , ,* ' •• * ' -o ;«*
•' is, * " •• d s
f.V'h"*a*J 7 " 3 ,■
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'a% *1"• * ' 1 »•r on
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IS Vi- ' "h* y-'n'rj MI
* ' B <! -' • * AI"
We-
Want
Your Wife
To Jr S> - i t.l ;l:rsip<a
Of BTRM: cur: VM». t ma
• 1 «* pro • »>» a
•® r l>r'.s* :• .:;i ih ui 'Iro»
i^4r ' t-.sn .t l »ii» of our
:*■: vl tii.t . a.-,,j prices.
STAXCARD ft.iMIl'RE 0).
(:V rjfl -JkTI# \
x *>% Y ..j .
**k*i u
>«i \> c i >, \y c j
New Victor'^ - '
AIR TIGHT.
Improved, and Perfected.
IC. SUES CO.,
a-'aesspar.le* br Oaar*« MdL.
Brown. district ps*>s*t *g»r of '!>•
WHO ranm <4a*rii £r>co
>w,co«ver to meat them here.
The Northern Par if c n*ee notified
r r r *a«.Jintr«i «« • t>oar«3 of hor-s
--c«i jre that tne huerd w . o.ioraji-.rt«
a*a.w a!, fnii-j win w*r£».
* M ta* ha.» atr< o—t*r ti*- t*
upw «at..a-.ir.at.>n ;he frur. i* foind
w-rmy, k wlii ae ret .rtnid to the »1. aper
a-. ..i» own expenae, a-.y) that a«*nta w-.l
t r . t'4t flrraft:.** crtfgv*.
Ft- Arir-w F R:r£. : *t, r of 'no
" " "* r ir Tt Ht ' c P -*' ; Com?any vea
:r l -e ? -.-derai «o«rt • 1 report
for t .Tfl month of A*ijrj«U ano* ; a r ie
r'Mri*« .? the .4. p» ai
,» ." a'- '->« Nfw Tcrk
oJT' « *T4. I 3' die^irwwj^T l •# a* i *-
Paul o«v» t , , h . x „ w
i?? 1 2?"aan *l*'. en
>»• /t V t "' cesh ba.auce on
ha,.a AK.at tL
A HlXKlVliil'l BOND.
C!»<m of th-. Hef lß »{t Baals A grin** :h«
I'ai- ft.- f »ae Mliltnc *
O*orre R. (h ff y«.«terd »y fl>d hit hond
for S.orw u re e:ver of the Pacjic Co .'t
JA.Uing <wC.mpany of Wjuie <a>, ha o -r.- .4-
i*lng L. T. Dodacn, I C. T«:r.p in R
C- H*Kir*on and A k Wooia.-d. ea h in
Wm U..r*\ Hia appo;ntmetii, wr. h
waa nad* by Juds* Hanf,>rd a few days
a*o, aas upon »»:Hion of <*har!.-a Ciary.
ver cf the N»j. mai ba; K.
The petition a»r ft»rth that the Lank h*M
nve promutoory nor, •« g v . n by the M ilm*
om;iany Ju > !*. *a h for fI.TOO. pay
a ..• ia oaf, t*-o. •:•. r»> >, for an-1 nv» \qr»,
«« ! .re'! b a ir »>r:®a*e on tn* m.il p:op-
* • " " of J* .")*< ,ir. 1 inteT
•at. th# petition refera to i*r*e ajma of
nvr»rev advaw-i ,y v ■ .k ?„ m .
P-ny f-o-n t r.-,e . rr. ..... ;
a*f ired a
i 1,.-r and ahirjr.es. It a">* that the
company « ■,«* tn« >lv<-nt, and i* thr- it
t® "reiwrt?, destroy and frit tor
a a iy" its ass.-:.'.
pe .tij.: . * a M. Aldison, who al
b ««* an tn.i'ehti .to hf-r from tho
on.l of J" p*». J ..dr. H mfo- i ap
r-onred Gr-.m-h Davie. , >ut r.-e -.r
W.th t.eorge K. Oije of White im
JThr K'euimlnar- in,ibx.
Tj* F>f»rr:n? d.vo~ce. whJ-h waa *»;.
t - .1 Jr. the * court in Ul: by <rranr.-
lar Mvy riimain*. tne plaintiff tn the
. 1 rf *. kt* >wi revived from tim*
•'m hy ippj' <*;. nto rne cui.r*» by th*
fr f * r r^ ! ' f '" <>r ( ! ' r * to be allowed to ae-s
I*! fiznm 1 tigns w : -r*
jy.iiity • r, j. « *r*d #ij j#Gt'y by a
J™ ****•*«» C. Ei* mining and
/ Wi, ° '* lh * P T »«»nt h:uJ>nnd
. T* ; „ *.ff « n » » 'h V i r . <» h
aboat a month a*o. At thai t!me
J ? * 4 * J'wnmlm »m talk
■ •!< o rii <• . | ;n tne atre<-\ an.i Snyder
rho*. pr. . etary * *re limit*! by
of the n.-.'her. '.r>t#rf*re«l
Nr.: ,"1y •.'!*» *trc k the firat blow.
* A ' r '" * thai the other was the pro
* *<• -ft ,517. V'-*t-»r'J r the Snv.ler# and
L.." 1 ' awn ag child and Wiliitm C.
i.-r -If J:; oo„r', :h- petl .on of
t:» (1-. nam* i\ivt rfj:t#d tn an order
'-■> a,per in trt and *:are the.r differ
t'.e*. Mr. E :mir.<r cJa.med that the
t l. r» \r> i '- - r.sr hU : f- ,m
' m and '. . tin: ?0 h*Jt#ve that Snyder
.« hv*
* ,kM * '•> >»!» i.i' -itr Bw, the ehJd point
ed « :t at the same time star ng
that fc..* -me w.i* "Giles.* Snyder." Mr.
ar.l M« s .yder hoih San that they have
TH>l »r.-J»-avflr»! to mlale.vl the >hl!i. and
ebarg.7 th«t h.« not provided
for- him. Ti»* peti? -n awkad far *a<-h an
or-J'r &# to trie •'hi: i a custody *» to th#
court w..n!J ««m juat and right. Juiir*
took th» zna? ■ .-r under adVls«-
menu
l ooda fur A. It (ir"v.nian.
Attorney Fred H Peceraon a*c.r*d the
Bp-eaanj-y *3.0.0 bond yesterday aj-rprr.aon
for h.« c.h nt, A. R Gr --.nari. who wu
*rr»*t»-d Mon.iay nurht en a e!-.*rsr* of ob
taining Money under fsi:-«» prttMHt, h. j
v ".un I f rig I. Blumanthal. iU» junk deal
er 1"# mir. who *»n: **.Ms-;y for e
•W"**ranc# of G.-o«sa»n *M E. B Fori- r,
a mortfA?# ;in 1 jo«n br>k*r, lair* busjl
«*>"« in the Olympic b> i k It wta aj«a
e '.J that Fowter himself was »,> J by
Gro -sm >n, *•••.«> Is <j . >' i a* h»i*. .g mor;-y
In '"■#! ' ( ::i h«a1»« of • •«>.y «ra » 3
pa Fowler a b*rr.:s for tesumin*
Kilty of vo-.-ching for b:«n. drv«<.
r »m was allowed to *nd his rasp w
» t l> >* J O-t.:,.!?, •;; r r Pr!! o Oo:o-
I rZ, a: 2*> oVk* k :r, ih« m rr >n - M-.
1* '!»rwa ea;d to t • Justire, whtle wjV
mlttirif Mr Power's r tc -, thu In ap
pro* »nir* <;r.>«-rmsn f • « ! ,-o-re-
ItKtoiUat* had J many |n.<tano»«
n-M *;:h a "a.' r«t d for the
• < <wr,m> .:»■ ».
lilt With s lUnimpr.
O* O Brh n sr.it: n. on th<>
N >r" *rp ' fi \ aixpit rtf:*»r. n ii«'s fro*n
F attip. h •.« «W'.»r n «•• :t i w*rn r. t J»*f.»re
J .>:'•« <*i. . :. hargms that t\• SUV
K*t:» n-ss around til* i'ttle b<wn «n
d ■-•urb ; i.. Siti !,iy >• J. > r . jitnith who
hit h rji (I In 'hp h<*sd with a
wajfon hsT-r.pr. !"fl -tlnj bod y
harm. This, it la ola.na*»i. waa done with
rt:,vi* Inb-nt, arul r JTJ ::<*-! in .» hole in
tb# pro*p«itS f ' \t I k r.
Van 1«* \ snt-r i* 'O «<*» '.uv Srsi sri«
.'.-1 b l> - >*!f *r K J M'>rran
and bro -irht »■»•.>! J. s»i-p CaMwp'l
flxpl a S>:i 1 at s bU'h » •« furntth^t.
P* Sn#-"f W: .in «' " ;• /• «•
Itv for Smith * *>:» »• ar-.-e at 2 o'v-i>k to
day.
T * han,:v'-r t" w is the
0 I'stVjWtb t»f \ b!o.»I t- 'w-. T' t!~.* p«i-»
t «a. •t* »f *'' . 1 ?;•;«
greoihl a'-r*:-- * O r " 'rt *• ". n ! ;«• <s »r.
C o Pr A' •» N < ' •« • -i I '»«tr.tft
ev : •. * » v .« . »
MI'I I.*t ! 't*r.
The MM 9f tIM S , s , » v« | sr-l
Nt t* Kv k » * < :be
lairs of Waehtrrr .jn t n :■ » ••• ng
t'"Wr s:or«<«» on t>;r> <.»•■< i- I «pU:r.jr
£.>ots. netthpf b. «x» n-. • • ■ - -
r - for » -n-« . r . >f. »J.
t >o". ,i* ■<*. ♦'■••
v > a.looe arp f trgt-.! > h •># . —■*,«
S' T Th* WipldH were esrom
to by David P-: a ■ • k •*. a <• 0~4
•ven-.:e clot* •'* " «n' .hp - ,»
tre- the Sunday C:OS RC ;I«« Th* MF p
!« betnc pr*<»«'{ UJv'er fhajvpr VTII. Of
Hi' "a «vv'* a-d ■» > * ! : i,e R# a.
t",*rka' F; >tert vp •
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C t |1 -T 'if Pr-»r •» ry no - f.N 71
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THE SEATTLE POST-LNTELLIGENCEK, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1896.
POLICE KOTXs.
Wtirianj Cra«j. who traa arrest*d on a
warrant iters out Oy Ir.«^ec
tor J H ihrrtsey .'or rJoVattny the p' .aV
■?. wi"! r.ot h* 'rted uatil *-&-
tnorro». J'x; f" Claifov Itartsc pwoad
the caaa min; that da'a
Jud«e G'.a*«nr «*i«p»r,ded aen-
on Arthur rarr-- an-i Thora* luce,
*" e. wo tn.y# rha; ro»i* a tan>ie-r< on a
P.ke ayee a: tew* m on Sunday, for thre»i
month*. *•>,!-,, m«an» that '-.t' Soya w~.l
ha a ~ aaca to r«apect the law a -iur
t*.« that tins*.
Max Krrtse and Ed Swttaar. the **o
n> - v.ait* who * o-»*- the mer.ta
of ti>a cfoam* \t tat on anl p tb
tr.e'ert each o~her for the ei;Scatlon of a
errs w«t. w: : he jrver a •-Har.cja to :*>•:: t_-.elr
tjr.i«l» e- to Ji.i'jje on October
t-'at <-.ng i.e -iate aet yesterday oy
«x-ei!enor.
'l*n«ly Pat" Dow'Ang ard Frank How
ar ;. 9 r e - ~r . »rres:«d by De
tect; va W -,Am* <'» i Jiondar, were uraei
loose yer»: i*y af;er:..»r. by Cn.ef J»e»d.
ar, 1 *
fr t;. ir fe< ; " a,s faa; aa po»* hie. and to
not retam This appi'p-a to *-v»ry o :.-r
ccrriaaoca a*ai» that ia w.Uiin tea cay
- trS.
< ity Flail Note*.
N*o"Ws WA f» ae.it oat yesterday for a
as-ie-h* it th« counci: of t.;e
rr>rr.rr •<■-■ fr ; - .t •.. a:.d ««n;t&*lon at 2
o -ok rhu> afternoon.
Cty Coc.ptroMer Will H. Parry
PW"] it the corrisJora of **ht* citv hail ro
t' '.he ~?>n>- W. to ef- .-'t
that tr:a poil hooka wiii ctoa* at rr.. ir .<ht,
<e- »h»r 13. and rf-.T_a.i- Ciosel unUi No-
V'mt*r 4.
The board of r-ibrc *—rfes yaaterttey »i
--amtred r paving on P it* »"r»»". the >• »r
'"f'& r,v i in. tha contract for
n*- r*-i;ur • by 'he >r«!rac'ora
ha . ;nj < 1 •• re-t T" p« ■jt
pi<t 1~, hy -r A- W ■ ot. ar- u e •>ocr*i
MpflPted 'he a* being m rtna condi
tio. »>n re *;•-» f-♦ • "Ar rra- k t'.ie
hr.rk of t e D r.tiy C':.i v f'ornpar.y fea-i
b**n is«- a-■ 1 •. >•"r « :e rroi
l*'t of 'he Sen- - ;ir; ■>. • ! Tiie Com
pany. To ere w». no per-eprih.e dtffer
enca, each ha\fn« K9OB the a ear and
of " -afT.,' e<: :aiv -a -. T ■•v.-J .vf
$£ '»«) »•!. i- ar. .« ;lv the f -rauui ac-
of t.;e work.
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HOTCT, DILLKR.
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M?* <" V..it. Mont.
If M' yans. Black Distn»oad.
W. S. Mv.ir«. B.n. >. D ,iX.o;id.
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I- 11. Wajner, Chi•■ igo.
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1.. J Saunders, I' rtiand.
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MINES AND MINING.
B. F. Shanbnt Comes From lon
don to But Properties
JN THE TRAIL CREEK DtSTRICT,
How the La Rol aad War Eacla War*
sold In Englaawl— American In-
TMtuwnts Not Wantad.
B. F Shs..but. w haae home is lr. Seattle.
hut who na? sp»r.t most of the past thr*#
years in ting land, whore he is argafad m
Piactng American mining properties
secari'le*, ;s in th-e city. He has !>een
In the Siocan and Trail creek disrri s
July, and so well ;rnprised *s« h«
with the region that he Invested w it
a mine there for London people.
Having rasided is Montana, a country
noted th* w*r'd over for Its great a id
productive mines, for many yeara ».•; *-
vioaa to carn-ng to Seattle. Mr. Sha;.s~ -it
ts in a posit on to draw comparisons
without prejudice. Being QU*stiosed on
th* merits of tne two great mineral »eo
tiens he said:
"With the amount of development work
at th® same age the advantage la <ie
ctdedly with the Wlocas ar.i Trail, c-vt-r
fcutte. No mice in Butte, which -xa.ms
to th* greatest mining camp in the
world, showed up as wet; as the Le Hoi
et the same stst*e of ci>-velopmer.t. Tia
mines and the d.s'ncts ha\e every indi 1-
tion of permanency, and it is ray honest
opinion that wit..in the next five yeais
liossland will surpass Butte In ail t it
go.-s to make a live and prcgressiV* min
ing center.
* The fame of Rowland has spread won
derfully and is still spreading, and Share
is an immense amount of w»alth ready to
step In and take hold of tha mines and
open them up. The fact Is that British
Columbia is becoming so well known ti.it
London capital!? a have no hesitancy in
iuveaur.g miiliOiis 01 money in the mines
of that prov. r>. A short time ago a
patent on a bicycle tire waa offered In
!..>'•<!#:. ara was tnmediatai;. snapped tip.
t. sum 'f £' W.«§ heir.g suhecr.i- i. In
f i t, there was lour times as much st k
s i scribed for ai thr-re was for si •?-
llighty cent, of the stock was s o
fen bed for in Ireland, which is pres.. n d
10 be aa imporer.shed country. Th»re
ar.- times in London when certain ln\e--t
--n.'-nts are what ti:t-y cali In favor. ->r
tv.o or three months the ind-.i3tria.3.
such as b ;• ■le an J brewery g■. a, will
b. all the raue with sp«icuiators and in
vestors. Then the tr*-nd f spe ilatlon
v.d : e tow ird the South A':i in diamond
a d goid mine.-, or the vWs'.ern A'.a
traiian Pll fields. I merely Instati e
the i i ycle tire Investment In order to
conv y the idea of th»> afcudance of money
is lamdon for what is in ia%or.
"No. At: Ti an Investments are not in
favor in London. Investor* are not eager
to put t. eir in tins country on a -
1 juut of the lax laws here. A country
where su-h are perpetrated as
those at Leadviile Is not a \ ry tnviti c
place to make mining Investments. The
C'o** :r d'Aie'-.e mir.mg region is almost It
a state of anarchy.
"To shew you a contrast w'tb this, take
the town of Rosslar.d. which Is 1< - , nt--d
In British Columbia. It has a p:r-Na
tion Of 7,j00, and ord»r la preser. • 1 y
two peace officer*, one of whom is ai. o
r; orJ-r of the district. Take an Ameri
can mining town of the same s!se ani it
would be filled with gamblers, thieves trd
thugs. The miners are constantly strik
ing. and «h»n they demand an adva ;ee
of wa»-§ they res-rt to ail torts of ult
ra i: sto carry p >int. It tak-s bo'h
j '■ -e and soldiers to the 5- 1 ee. We
must have better protection for life and
property in the American mir.es be? e
the English capitalists w;ii te anxious
to invest In them.
'The attention of the speculative people
In l.orion has <Krect*J to British Co
lumbia, i: I the t ie is now s:ro*.g!y flow
!r:g in that direction. Mining experts and
engineers hive been sent over to examine
and report on mining properties that have
t pre>ont*d. and they are In the fl*'d
Vy r -ores. While the developed proper
ties are reo-fcivins the greater amour.: -f
attention. those that give promise of be
coming mwnedlate producers sua by no
me ana overlooked.
"The W:ir Easrie has h«*en -old to a man.
■so never heard of the mines of Brit
ish. Columbia -.intll 1 i«t December. 1 have
re ferine* to Mr Freder k W. North, w. o
Is r w in Rosslsnd. and wno has been ac
corded every opportunity of examining the
tr nes, ani he expresses himself Sr. the
»t -;«-■: terms regarding the developed
anl si!! ,f v» ped properties. He thinks
• it whs - the district has a number of
'■iff i t-> it p-»?ent. the number will
t .rt s.:.y augmented i-of -e m»ny months.
•Tte -rst • .me that Mr. North ever
h» «r I f British Columbia mines happ*n»4
in this wi<e* You rsn»enni>er E. W. 3.
Tins"', w.-> f -mer'.y conducted the Mom
|B| .1 nkl in ttte city. At preseot hs
\* A meri an consul at Brunswick. c,*r
mary. In 1-ec- mb-»r 'ast Consul Tlng.e. .
*■ nipan.fi by several German fr.ends,
p«.i m» a visit in I.ondon. and wo had a
f. c vtry p>asant days t. gether, talk! g .
*• it ?x.* > and Washing**® generally. !
I- *• »s k a an <w?:« n a <i»sert to a
s- \r » mar, yo i know Shortly after Mr. j
T.r< ,e returned to Brunffwi k he wrote j
n> a letter, enclosing another from H. L. '
Prmak, ons of t v e principal owners of t-.e '
V. \r Ess.e mt-e. In this !a *er spist.s j
Mr Frank asked Mr. Tlng'.s if he could ;
pia e the War Icicle mine in Oermai y j
f r % <v»-v*). it was n-x pc* Me to do ■
sr.rthing in Orauny, an 1 Mr. Tir:*> j
« -o krow if I cou i K indie the
p .Tty In I tool. Mr. Frank's
- ar. • 1 :t *o Mr No h. who at
on re boase Interested and a - k-vi me if
I a : a" p'isr ■>* the ppor» _ "y. He s-:i
h» wf.u'd purchaje it. 1 to'i him I did
r *. hit w•>':'. 1 at ors's er, i-ivor to e»-
, .re o • T at os.-e -ab »d Corsil T.rsr e
a.'.. :-f >rm-d h '.m that 1 ecu Id place tue i
y-> err-- at ti epr e r -2 pon the re- i
f a giar-i .ty the property J
» t t>« de;'ver«d p-;-, g the expert
I-oivior, a•. . d ver.fy t " s;s'e- '
mer.ts a l * to t v * va' .e. «:\, of the prop- i
e-- ■ r.aio 1 y Mr. Frar .ish s1- r»r It I
* •em* however, th * ' Mr. Fr.ir.k '
c .in at iiis partners in the m..;e and I
• r- *he necessary he: . a hai been i
Mtand into with D. C president j
o* ths Igtokaao A Nortttora railway, j
r>v he ohta.' ed a -••■■" months*
* *' the vante rr« * ±: I had the prop
er* ' • M r «"* >r v "i « <•- f \ later in
e * • -e pr--. er*v 1.->nd--n *-> the tame
p ■ • it I ;w*d bt-an r-i. * -,g w-.tii
in 1 v»i- — »r I w.,s e ; #er In iatro- '
K . 1 % ,-v . \ {O
! n !-■• ■>«*.:-- I * • r >» rroat>j® in
*<*: -« a-- -ie* p-ahs'.«h#d . rr . Rc a- J
♦«- v» i- ar-i •' ;y > «
in dotng so ihrcigii ' e L r-Jcn Mlnir.g
J •—,
The ' n c-. ' e T ' « S r : j J ra n
Ms a • arv .s
*en sod in IjOn a >s a ca^i'al
of i f<T th* p - Cf t..- -e
* ■ f "I'-" ■ it may » it
fs'e' rr v* t>at a-e * g **h..'.e
' * •* ' •- ' ~ i ' "> *
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c • n + '» T* * » '
t n . raj. ■ ;
T' n ■*• first ww thitii '"'At 4*t.n )
♦si ■ . " al# §J* .a
f •* » * i • -
' " ■ * *'* i-v
" L a t ~ • , %* a
* • - '*» *-» per a.
1 * < *"• **re *o e.at- i
the srteert »track a bJlnd lead in w'hl-h
th<*re j pay ore at a d ! .?*a~-e of
fi-.o feot frora ffce taotrth o? tha --jr.se!.
Th# owner* ?f the bond a.ir t v 4<i ctLmar
°""t3 far tha prs" •• rty, and Atr.cng
them was on* a sjni. ato of Taron-
IJ harkera.
•"Adjoining and !y ng to the r.o-'h of tha
©ovarwign v« 3 p-ince of w*i(* group
of misaa. It is c«aspoaed of th# Prtr-e of
V. Deb« and Emma FL min?s.
Thera has he«n car.sideraMs deasisptneirt
tocatad on th* sain* iead or veta aa the
S*v#rt«;gn Haa I had «;• Pr.noa of
~aiea gr?up aamrM and expertc-i upon
hy r.x d.ff*ra«it mining experts, two of
whom wars f-am London. Th* assay*
ranged frora CS.JO t* HIS in gcidL Tr.ere
ar* l» 80C. tons of paying ore in sight, and
a that ia necessary to market it is tha
tnjrrtr.g and th® balid.ng yf a wire rep*
tramway a dis-anc# of 4.> V feet to th#
srr.H*#r. Th.ts will make the cost of trana
portatios oniy 19 c<r j ton. I pur
chased the property for my London peo
ple from rtte original locators for JO®,
paying cash down."
"Wlii y> u ratum to London. Mr. Shau
hi: t V
In answer to this Mr. Sfcaubut showed a
P'* »of wh.'e iar'z whi htu <-rcaked
and iucspad with y*.!ow virg;n void, and
sa :d: "I hare h»« 4 to go to Nova
Btotta, wher# the mine from which this
ora came is located, and for th*
p-fposa of examirv-Tsr and reporting on th#
don. I expect upon making my report
upon tho Prince >f Wai« grotin that a
mining manager will at once be appointed
to proceed to Lockout mountain a.oi be
gin thaw ork of developing the prosier-y.
Thia I feel sure will be dose in auch a
manner mat in a very short time this
group wlii fee known a 3 one of the gTtat
go d producers of America,"
_Mr. Shauhut leaves th.s evening for
Nova Scotia. He hopes to return to Seat
t.e -j as *o spend th# Christmas hoihiays
with his family here.
Mexican Mln«># Hamntred.
Pan Francisco. e*eot. 2>.—Mexi an mlno
owners here have advices stating that tho
ternaio atorm whir-h recently swept th*
w ?st coast of il-.x: 0 ...% played havoc
with th# min:-g ln-er*sts around Cande
lar.a ar.J Sat Dtmas. whare tl.o most act
,T* min ' ;n * wt> 'k in th- republic has been
P r --"- v "d •. erai years. The damaxa
»o muung propert.es will aygrfga;* K£o,>X>.
TURXED STATE'S E\ IDESC2.
Joseph Mrl.pod fi vi's Testimony Thtt
C onvicts .rnm*»* Riley.
•°ng-trawn-out pe : !arr* ny cafe.
In which James Riley. Mar;.n Wall and
Joseph McLeod were chjug- i with rob
.l; Martin Faulk.,er of JI? 30 In :->e
B.v;g saloon on the rooming of September
brought to a ci -e yesterday by
J Ri. y guilty of the
crime.
Faulkner is a *hingle weaver ar ! was
ret-;m_. ~ S- ccunty u» hone
in Ti Mi. but 'he temptation of having
a g't-od time in > ..tele was too
h:m. ani he carousel about town m-ost
cf t'-.e eve:.lr.g of S-. amber I s . fln.v.ly
; ir-iir.g at tne Sn. s? <Kiloott in tits ea-ly
>f the m ..- .jr. c''"«r
in he bad tb« barktep-.r •: r.g- a s:•' poM
p:e?e. R ey. Vail and 11 1 saw • >;s
and at ot e eots.ni t v, e intortc- ed shingle
weaver into or.e of 'he dirgy boxes that
a* >rn the s'.ia of the ro tn here a
roar.l of -Irink* were eerv-' i. aftt.- w itch
tie 'loor was closed ar.d :crr.?d. h '.r
--k eper susp: -ion. d a ani »o in
f armed the proprietor. wlt.> look'd through
the kej hole ani taw three of tiie men
sitting on a A s!»rt time after.
Vi'.l, R.ley ani if.-Leol a . • out. l aving
Faulkner alone In the box. Thr proprietor
then went In ani ike Faulkner and
f and that he had l-:---n relieved of Iris
money.
The police were notiilM. but had con
s'i»rable trouble In locating the crooks.
W.;*; and Riiey leaving town. ar. I M s L» 1,
?,'ha is a mere b v, hi in -. Ri>y was
finally located «n Tsc.mi and brought
Vi -k. ani McLeod i'.n found in the city.
Wall could not be four. 1. At the hearing
yesterday McLeod turned state's evi
dence, making a clean brea*: of the whole
affair, convicting Riley. For his testi
mony McLeod was discharged. lUley will
ba sentenced this afternoon.
Xo Appeal for Probationer*.
Secretary Grout, of the civil service com
mlesion, has addressed a communication
to Comptroller Parry, was fiied yes
terday, In which the views of the 00m
rn'*>.">n are set forth regariing appeals of
aip.iintecs on probation to the various
city departments. Ti:» commission holts
that an appointment's not complete until
tha probationary period has passed, and
thai those who are serving under proba<-
tion have nothing upon which to base an
appeal when discharged. The communi
cation was an answer to an Inquiry of
the comptroller, unicr sate of September
>*.. and he is referreil to t:>ns 13 and 12
of city charter, ar.d also to rules S?, H and
fl, of the oivil service commission.
Fo« Hnrg'ars Tnrred T.<x>v«».
John C v -istianson, Harr?- Clark and Al
f-°-i Christ Sanson, tha bevy- of Ross >-outha
p; .n tail on Monday evening by Ch!«t
R'M for burglarts ng a horse at Rosa,
'.y a man r.»m»! Nixon, were turned
1.-w>sa v after a severe lecture from
th« chief. Nixon, who is a big-he«ar*ed
ft' w, r-.-f ts*d to pro*»<vito the la is. tar
ing -hot most of the- stol n g»is ha<i ba»n
r»": r n«l believing that ths etrperisr.re
o* being" arr and CsvnSnod in Jail over
r.'s't w..1 be mors effective thaji prr*ecu
tion.
The White '•qiiadn^n
The stir-ess whi h f , »nl'"s the Initial
of th« "Wh:*» re} :.sdr..>n" at
ths Ti ri Avenue M--»rviar «-v-eri;r.g
was cor *:nufd la.** nig "t, »• » i r .dty sf
ths Ik- ;se being tas<«-1 t y the large aud-:-
erv-e attracted by its former % • »s*. Ths
a .dienrs was more enthu*<astJ-\ if pr»«i-
T' " than or ths pr»vfoua ivgbt. T «
"Wliite >•; a-i' >r," w .1 he presented at t e
GAIL BORDEN
EAGLE Brand
-CONDENSED KIIX.
Has No Equal
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That Clutching
Sensation
at the Heart
is almost instantly dispelled
by a swallow of Vino-Kolafra.
the African Tonic made from
Sterculia Nuts. Vino-Kolafra
governs heart action as the
fiy-wheel regelates machin
ery: it cures hystena and
nervousness.
Vino-Kolafra
annihilates fatigue, gives
strength and tone to the body,
and rapidly builds up con
valescents after severe illness.
A glance at the names of the
endorsers of Vino - Kolafra
will convince you that it is a
product of unusual impor
tance.
Sold by DranrJt# Generally.
Brunswick Pharmacol Co.
JOUASOX A JOHNSON, SEU:=S Agtnt*.
SC.. New York.
nw'-inw this afternoon, the mat'.nea be
ginning at J o'clock. and will be given
its last presentation this evening. Tomor
row evening another cnu;d spectacle, "The
I*and of the Midnight Sun," wiii be put
on to complete the week.
Militia C ompetitive I>HH.
The first. competitive drill for the drill
medal r cently prea nted to Company D,
First :r.:'ancrjr r«g.raent, X. G. W.. hjr
Pojonel K. P. EOj—n. r'su'itnl In a victory
for Corporal P. Hunt, who won
by an efßctersoy of w ■. - .r. *. surpas- :.g
Corporal Frank C>-nber and Sergeant
Harry Leian i hr bat one point. lieuten
ant* Egeii and Lamping an J F.- t Ser
sreant Raw son a 1 a.« juJc. #, he com
ir.a is t« jt *iv»-u Captain A lama.
Th* mirksir.anship medal w:il be award
ed next Mondjy r «ht upon the calcula
tion >*f the f- ores made during the past
m ;>nth.
Good eye-sigh: Is priceless.
Guard your sight.
Consultation five.
M Fin ■« \Y. * Gn» <J ! :atr
c.an, sOl First ave., X. \V. cor. Col mibta.
Articles of !n<'or-»or*atii>n w r • vaster lay
fi ; <f ' r *?« v \ in-! S. ver
M'n'r.g C~rr;• my. T: e a;>. s:ook :s
divided into !.•»»• •».«» siiarea. Tie
l.'r jf the . •.--•or; >ra if *ifty wars, and
S» At tie 1.- named as tho pr nc.ptil piare of
b -i.r -3. T."!-- tr-.st - ire P. A.
zi*- W. \V. r>; -< -r. -4. E. Inv *c*r.. P. E.
D;:r and G-.orite Low. a nut >-i:v of
whom are ciuzfr.s of tr.<» Unit- 1 Ftaies,
(SCROFULA |
Sri i Miw Delia Stevens, of B-*ton, Mas*_
3E writ**: 1 hare alwars sufferv-i fmni k
"S hereihtary f>*rofula for which I triod
Tanoas and manr reliable X 3?
phyttcsns. but n >ne relwvwi me. After JS
iS , takia* 6 bottle* of f-~-
lam now well. 1 M A
S a-n very grateful w
y to you, a« I feel
! that it «aTeil me fcSi
, fr 'in a lifeof un- pT
S toiJ agony, and
shall take pleasure in sp ak;re only
| words of praise for the wonderful n:eo- 'fZjj
! tcine, and in recommending It to all.
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§, SWIFT SPEaFIC CO., Atlaata. Oa.
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AMUSEMENTS.
THIRD aveme THE A I fm-
SEATTLE AMUSEMENT CO, Ins.
W. M- Manager.
Grand opening of the regular dramatic
■sason. Waok oommencisg Monday. Sep
tember tt.
A. Y. Pearson's
Great Company
In Two Big Productions--Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday and Wedneaiay Matir.ee,
The White
Squadron.
Thyry!*y. Friday. Satiirdaj ood Sa.turlay
Mat.nes.
Land of the
Midnight Sun.
R«g--»lsr Third Avaans Fr!-««. Pals of
S**ts st T v eater 9arurday. Ssptembor IT.
Teiepnono. F.ks I.
SEATTLE THEATER—
North wast Th»a*r*~al Asso-Wtflon.
Faoi & liyr.er. Resident Manager.
Friday, Octolter 2nd
By 8f«--ta. Requeot,
The Great
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Ia H.a Wonderful K*b2j;tion of Ills
Mystic
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PoAvcrs.
Frtlre Chang* -?? Pr
TESTS C-r MIND RSLADING NEVi-lR
BSFOF-a ?E~N IN SIIATTL2,
The flacDougall
& South wick Co.
Autumn's Best Styles
In Millinery, in Wraps, in Dress stuffs, In all
sorts of wear :rg apparel are shown in this store.
T*iake a special effort to see the fiiilinery open
ing. It is worth seeing.
25c yard. £sc yard.
41-tech Tw vt.->!*ed Cheviot?, *se * v*J. C-»ne!j S:tk and Wsrt 3Trtwp«%
S£->z. 1 C'~a<'ka ar i S r . et*. remgn <•??«»._:*» v*ry brcc&i wUnuL
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tt-uacik Bou.'ie effects. JSa a rdL _ „ .
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- ' 1 * IMnch Bone!* Monk wtuht^
4*-.nch Ch»v ©t. checks co'- • A j>.„ .'. ?r j; a. W* «1T Htßtttf
or.n«j <>f gre*n. brawn, p. ins ar.:nc'n Scotch VmJtfi 9MR*3»
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<v*rv koaa a»4.n* ->a .">f \v.v pj,
spieniid rtaienal for u'tor-ina-# varCt,
gowns an i genrrxl w»ir for ,"»v- * v,*.
A'*o * 1 ;n« of Lades' Ooth. -j .&ches Carvas C?o®. a clatfc <M H
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60c yard. $i.4Q yard.
42-inch Ail-Wool TuftM Noreltloa, j 4«-;nch (roust WO
• only :h* mweat shades ®e a yd. of cr<vn ar.4 p*um ov«rs!Mt witk
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mixtarea and all the jlaia colors, &o j * Jd.
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