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Tf - first n»-.e* of Sfsgai.'n* o?
Amerieaaa is cd by Mr.
■v. a"'A'.vji. Ind;a«apOi-#. for publication :n
te-tob*r. The .iestg;. of this t.« * >\ -srterlT
w.il be to p ace before eo!!e or*, r*x>k
s-U'rs sad ..urars*j:» a r'-sr» e
«>? r.~w t-y>as, pub!:«;;*d in -.us unity
ms.i anrosu, r- a' -ar *o »;■;« * -i .
h * ory «a»d r«- .grap.tv of Amer. a • e
West Indies and tue »«>,;th i. It w..i
gtv tp»-x.al at''»nuua to «> i bo>-ks. esp -
c«a.iy to taow o* tH* I*-,r - iguese^
Freo h anl £r«g s .;»h explorers
Pr»siden* ft-,-., ii mar., of • r ..ver
s.-y. fa* tae inv ta' >n of t:.e Re
j*ih\ an nation*] tirar..." e to make
letter of scejKaace he says "Trie
of U\j» contes' are so grave sad momic.i
«*js. so lnsr.ara iy b, d u,» wtn tne
moral coara- -r. • » po.. J-'- .my and
<or material peosp* my of t;;e nation, tha*.
» iga my p»r*onai ergagf m'T's and
' duties a"" nunwixms. I could not say
My to an ?r.f.tat..-)n to work f./r the e:e- -
ins of >i Ki- a ... d . g riolen-e to
« ; r >* *■.. ■" rrs •" i*a;ru> *m ano c.mu
«i «•>*.' •N: w Vork Critic.
! XMKRSITV OF WASHINGTON.
Hooka K»<»l»ert in the i.rant >|ernnrial
l.iurarj Talk With I>r. Jordan.
Thirty voium** ttave been «_u: to
f ii' c jatti s Gr.»r;t memoi »; li
brary of American history in tae I nivee
#' of V j»-.;n* tun. T*..e;- VO.UIIe s
» <»f 'tie fu.l'»*•••••* va isbi* sotks:
H*.« . v k'jui'l ■ -«.*hn 1 i«ke, "D. )V> ry
of A:(.erj''-I. ' '■ 1 • i--i!nt!:tlgs Of X- .v
iitig.-ite*." "Anien an K' Vo'u*.: >*)." "Cnt
tai i ■ -i * Aw;"*:: H -tor>" a.id
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w --irk ■ Frau-as Pariunan. voi
liJirf-K ' VV :;irunt; of t;;e Wtjr " four vol
«•> ••«. e Ro I'vlr.g's
' fain of <'*.jjmuu.< " Bry • s "Aiivn au
Commonw-airhi** Preston's
liiu*tratj*a uf American History,
s } ' by i htoOore
l's .i tt. X*tda.;.a- '* "I'rsii storic America;"
W • •»< * ii uJiy uf tie- Discoveries of
Ap;. -.• a Tinxe v »ium- * ouk<- a n
•td f"-g ii*ui»g of : ■ memona) li »ry.
1 y *«'.! v-.«--:e«t and ontribut«d »<y
J !r i J >. ar>f. wlio ;.as watch« d
sa;;j Hr »tithe work Of lif»-
l •» : - »n« jiUs .i »!•* tiiirf to li.i
m«mo;y ti.s *» ! ijropra»'.« monu.-nrnt.
I'-- ' .t. Jorda: . of H'an
f »rd I n.. *! >', pii.'i.—si througii Seattle
on-- e\en»r a ias* w«-*k jt: hU *iy fion.ei
from t • f.r North, ».»<-.<» h»» has Li*-'n
f r t • ;t',..e iriontti» work • g up Um"
r *1 ori w 'ii one «tf tho gr-i. atect -
entifie < *p«;-di;ioiif* evrr organizt«l by the
>mrrifai, ' i.likent. He the work
nf the r of ah , h he was pre*-
l>i nv ti'is o- •:■ rriitn- i.t \y su>' ««sf;i!. P-»j
--s-tes flieiii;g out ail about the t.eais, Ui®
> ei .«• |1 JJ. -i»ie.n' Uiy pi-.keft ,;p a givat
»x*i<y intei< stiiig natural history sp> <-
i - is ••• g«f If.is: twenty now -pe
■ s < ' i. - Me S eji.» tr b r' .d on
'.«• iid th Alt'atross working in Japanese
■waters «»; d a.tl »:'• t » the Okl.-. ?»K sta,
an entirely un< region, a> far as
rut-Til history is con. «rn«*l, and l»r. J or*
'lan at least IK) new epe<'ieei of
f.N fm-m that r • .on. A p.«-t .rc of the
»« v w h>;i found by Capt. Ge«»-ge W. Jacob
• a -i pr • - .•• d • t.:e \ > nig Nat .rai
ls'* N - was r-'own to Prc-aiet.t Jor
< ■ u. who at o'" e pr i >unce.J it "opah."
H' nt *■' «# idoubtetEy a Lat.m;>ris,
b it .ad • -v« r bf.en com,<ar««l. Aral to
U .ii r ml K: -.jw »t'-lher it is a r* .*
sp- •■-s or ni>' He ea .1 th.a w»i t.Ne
fo- th si--- :rr«ii taken on t; •• Pa«-tfic
• >»»'. b it only the skeleton of one of
or tlr-ee had b«en rr*-»e."ved, slid the
V.i ig N*.lura..i?s ther«-f.we h iv<» the only
oott-tu*?e •; - c!mi n known of th- Pacifla
0 <a-h Dr. Jordan ate »>art of riie one that
f * *d ! e ske.ev.'i for the Stanford
ajjsr'.m. a: d hs pronoun-es it th* fin? st
f ivorai f!«h i ew tas'e-J. which of
c<-..rs« -r.sini {' };a» uo aJ on oartii.
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h' • rc.Jiti u civ at'.on to find that he
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s »t a* pi • g-api>s m the Popular
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flare*" was pro-. er.T«><j. and the arrival of
th. - h»mle*l engine soon made an end of
what might have prcved a nr* dtsasrrcr-s
ftr» AH damage *w 'ovw-d by the in
surance. and tne ne-cessary repairs were
qut-kiy m»4e.
The surewr of at* students is con
stantly te>-re using so m order to give the
an opportunity to meet and
Krnw ".- ir classmates an informal r< > >-
tlon »aig rhem at the ladies hai; on
Friday ev»m*:g Musiand soda! mter
coir - r-ac«- t * evening a very enjoyable
oii«£ to a'l trbo ere re present.
IMM.RSITr OF ORKt.OV
Urseat Opr-nlmg *ttf«a«nee Tet Ex
pprtearfd""^*w* of Ibe Week.
K■;*B*-r*t. 3* T "ot Uo' Rah ho! Rah
ho' Oregoseiists* R&ht Rah* Ho'!
The University of Oregon opened Rep
t>-!r.t-er 14 with an attendance of 306. This
i- the largest opening wt have ever had.
We have students from ail parts ©f Ore
gon, ana many from Washington and Cali
fornia The student body is strong, vig
orous and enthusiastic and everything
bids fair lor a very prosperous year.
I>r OnriH Friedel of the department of
phys»< s. addressed the sssembly this
morning. His subject fai "Student JL4f«
in Tr e German Universities " It was
highly appreciated by the students.
i er 3» students are registered for sys
tema; •• work in the gymnasium this year.
This shows that the Idea Of mer.-al cul
ture without a corresponding phvst al cul
t ie Is rapidly dying out in Oregon. The
g, mnasiura work is entfrely elective.
The dormitory contains TO young men
this year, which is the largest number
that has b*en there sin ve the dormitory
wa» Opened Mrs. Watkins is matron,
and the popularity of the dormitory as a
bo.i ding place for the students is largely
due to her wise supervision. We know
tr*? tlie boys are well taken care of by the
f .;r .s that o caslonally Coat out over the
city in the "s'illy night."
Th« business department is very active
this year. under *i,e efficient management
of I>ean Narregan He has XI In tha de
jur'ri: Bt Gt Alftl M ». M •<» t; p-
1\ in tjookke«ping and in penmanship.
The click of the typewriter may be heard
from k a. in. to 5 p. ni
A McKlnley an i Hobart Club was organ
ized in t!;e university last week witn a
membership of Id. The following officers
were elected. President, U. M. Templeton;
vice president. Miss Balm Mann; secre
tary, Miss Floy Watkins. latdies are eil
glhie for membership. A great deal of in
terest is manifested.
A Bryan Dub was organized September
2 1 with a membership of 34 voters. M.
Travis was elected president. Freo Flsk
v! e president, Julian McFadden secre
tarv and M. H Day treasurer. A debate
on the issues of the dzy will be on hand in
a short time
<m September 3 the annual meeting of
the Athletic Association of the university
was held and the followitig officers were
elscted President. J. C Higgins. vice
president, f'larence M Bishop; se retary,
l.ee m. Travis, treasurer, Fred M Tem-
I i«-ton. Three members of the executive
l>oard were ele< ted. They wer"t Russell
f 'oieman, Fred D Herbold and D. V. Kuy
kerdail. Twenty-live men are in the field
and the work of training is being pushed
with great vigor by the managers The
material is mostly new. but we think that
the university will maintain its place at
the head of college athletics In Oregon
during the year 'ls»-'i.u.
ENIVEK9ITV Of CALIFORNIA.
Football and Athletic* Claiming
Nut'k Attrntlon Just Sow.
Berkeley, <"al.. Sept. 29. Football, from
; now 011 till Thanksgiving day. will be tl.e
most exciting factor in colleg* Ufe. Uv
t-i /body is dreaming and spev jiaUr.gr a'*ou!
our chance* in the "h,g game;" everybody
Is p:ck.n| out the team, and inquiring first
of a;; who of th« old players are atii! in
the university. Of theae old stand-bys,
| Jtansome. '*7. the great full-bark and per
haps the best kl-k«*r oa the Coast, Is to
I captain the team this year. He has Sher
m in (our last captain), Self ridge. Hutehln
j t >n. Kennedy, Hupp, and poss.hly Wal
thall and I'iinkeft of the "» team, to Je.
jer.d on, bea-ies Ivudlow. Greisbers, Hall,
j Kaarsberg. Carr, Binder, Simpson, Hi*-
> k».•:!, Hoppe, t*r.iig, Julian. Thane and .les
sen. the beat men of the "K» eecond tr am.
Among pronr.sing men of 'ipfrlciii'* In the
f r>- -.man (kM ara Birdsa!!, I .any n.
W i; p>, And«r*on. Wilbur. Barnes.
O'Toole .mi Ril'j. P.ckic, '9P. enters this
year from th* University of Chicago,
wh-re he w.m a * ihatittite payer In his
freshman y< sr. We mav have Jifftcultv
| in se.-urirg a he i\y line this fail, tout our
ha.- k« a 1 t«e a whole t> am in thfiiiaeives.
and we have Uutterworth again to coae'.i
i Ho wh.ie it Is not safe to apecjlate,
! *v*ry >;n* f**;s 'ha: projects are bright
er thsn rn?y * e '.»*• September, Stan
f >r.l haa always h 1 'i.e lne«*inM.t .e a!-
savage of 1 • same -oa h, a: 1 tho h*st
one in the land, >e»r a'ter v«ar. This
i*«r she ni .it he sail*f>l with a r.ew ma:.,
w we have J » n:n» B;:;t?rworth a*
knew so wen in I forgot to mention
" for the
hi k's place Wilder ej»p»a!r.e<| the te-un
in pwrt of the gan.-s < ' "SM, an I !s looked
«$• ■'» a* one of the b- *t k nerals in r » So
«'!. a - 1 ar•> ' ths h'«*t to - ks.
«i * .* -xTe-ijw'v light weigh*. The
* » of gansti ts arrange! for the
j a i m fallow*
v < * -»•<>• iSer J
' . •- ■ - n i > •->Hpr 19.
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•*» -. g *a -.aw-!. m tb< tat*- r.
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h *: f->rd t'r. v»rr»tjr. ft r ! —The }t»»".
ra*... a'reaty elated t>aer t- rVsory !n
• • ■»«h. hav • a : av • K «r feather to
th' cap -nd» ating 3a tn tre first e>f •*.*
-Ail tar- e.« i* a eet» tjr ;?*
•i— IheJ. -r . rs !»»• « the « , #
» 1* th » voftd tr.ter- lass gam-. h».t
' * ' by all that the Kraa^m?a.
, 8 *»?'! «.s to KoNrrta* liu.* $.
| k * a th -c <r t«o a:>~s:t t tHaii and
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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4 m 1896
garr.es out of the way. because b* was not
exactly satisfied with the varsity's *a*k
against Reliance A. C.. when relth»r
el* veti scored.
Lanagan, the Freshman fullback. ar.i
Murphy, the quarter of the same team,
ar* phenomenal players and may make
the 'varsity the first year
The Daily Paso Alto put I'shed a is*- of
the new students last Thursday, showing
an increase over lasT year of JP st dent*
in the new class, or 339 in aiL The larger
class is history. which is the major study
of «> of the new students, English being
second with 4='
Though football fs engrossing much a*-
t»ntfon. still tr i-k athl rks are r •-•■tvlrg
their due share, and every day sees the
long distance runners th» roads about
the ur. v-r«ity and adjacent towns of Pi'o
A!*.o and May field- Wilbur. 'U*. who holds
the roast re -ord for shot put. has beg m
as has Dumars. a b triy Fresh
man. With such men as Wilbur, Brurt
tor. Dole, Brown. Fisher and others i'A
back this year—and counting in th?- prom
ising new matenal—it may be that the in
terco.legiate rarr.es hetween Stanford and
Berkeley may result, for the first, in a
defeat tor the latter institution.
PULLMAN COLLEGE.
Football Team Organised and Ready
for Practice.
9 at« Agri'-ultura! College, Pullman, Oct.
B. Special —The iFUglli his
r- etve-j hal • r.ges from the state uni
versity at r.tle ar.d the 10r..* state <
l«ce for football giff.es this va»n. Trt<
university team are .-oatemplating a tr p
thro :gh th- e««:ern tart oi the state ah -t
Thanksgiving, ar. i w.ii Include games w : .»
Puiiman, Mos;ow and Waiia
Walla. The lowa state ollege team ar*;
tryir.g to arrange a of games for
a Western tu-ir about Deeemoer 1. to u-
games w .n ail important North
western and Wfi"m points. The ciiul-
ha.e bec.u rt'f-rrcd to the e\? itna
ooinmlttje.
Tie first step-s toward organ.xing the
foot'oail team tor tn» season * ere ta*-n
t'i's w»»k. liegalar pr.i. *.tce has anl
ins team wUi Ok ssrleu.tcd try the comrm
as soon aa practiv-aL-ie in order that tney
may dr .1 up on th?ir team work whl- i
*jj the i iiief reason of th- ir str> ..g h and
su i ess la.- - year. S»-.- ral cf the oi l play
ers have not returned, out a number of
other cid pi.iyers from other schoo.* trs
here aai is ill keep up the average of the
team.
Ad i-.tional students have been enrolling
every day this week an i attendance Is
greater taan at ;h:« time jast year.
The rn iitary department has been par
ti*i:y organized and new men have been
ass.gned :o their ra;jc. though no: to their
companies yet.
Prof. Baimer, state horticulturist, has
Just returiKl from an ezteniled trip
arouni tiie ooun.y viewing the orchards.
He reports the greatest fau'.: witii orchar n
is that too many varieties kin for
the best interests of the producer. Hs
found the orchards all in a good state >f
cultivation and remaraubly from .u
--•fc'Jt p sts.
New and Nobby Footwear.
Rim's on Bros., who have the reputation
for carrying the latest novelii a In foot
wear, are now showing some of tne nob
biest things in ladies', children's and
men's slio-s that havu been dtsplsyed in
S- .ut'.e. People who . are for dressy shoes,
and at very low prices, should see these
new shoes. Among them In ladies' shoes
are somo novelties in darle brown wiiSow
calf. <_oin toe. and rope stitch. Also ox
blood. needle toe. with extension sole, ar. i
a new willow caif with patent leather
fa-stay. A spe al value in iadies'
shoes offered by Sirnlson Bros, is a Don
goia button shoe, needle toe. at 12..*/'. In
men's shoes they show ail the new
the bull log. tho cottage dandy, D ndun,
etc., and the latest extension sole la»ts,
in dark brown willow calf and Cordovan.
C,UI on Stmison Br > . TOT S. -onl avenue,
and examine the.-e nt w ahoes.
Krulikln* < heapest In Seattle.
The fact that the very best sealskin
garments can be purchased in att> at
lower prices th.m any place in the T'nited
States is not generally known. Almost
the entlr<* cat-h of the world Is made
1n the Xort.h Pacific and th?* peka are
brought to Seattle or Victoria for s.Ue.
Kac.i season R. Petkovitx buys tarcre
qt amities of the aealskins. eele-tlng for
his own trade tha very choicest. IPs
years >f experience In the fur vbuslt.eas
has mad« Mm ore of the most expert
y.->cte-s In the * •.n-irs's*. When "he
c.-me t'i k from the London dye hotiys
t' ••»>' *r» perf«-As Ve ! -:v •• under ir-h
ndvat tage -js circumstances, naturally
Mr Petko\itz is enah>l to make up seal
skin sirrri' :t* of th-> fin--t i dli.-* »,nd
in the \erv la'-st s'yle at pr! Os much
l».-s than the same garments a--* s-M for
in the East. At hia establishment cn
Mir n r<tr' ' ?. Iw'-ween Firs; nnd St^onA
av. Tie" s fittest s'O'k -if fu S of
ev.-rv <j. vr, v'on In the Xortnwest. A
f; e • CY i-s mride of makirs ovr fur K
rr n?s ir.* > the n<*w styP«, the <- irises
fo- the time ir.g extremely m i rare.
MnrU Itunnn, of < lovrland.
Mirk ir.inna, of Cleveland. Is in a hl-
* :«• fr .n •• ir.j: 1 fringe liis Napole
cni * prrt»'»re took th» bls.-.;l'» ... t St.
P:t ;ii.» pr"ient-maker «s ro
prouder th-in t: ' officials of "Tiv 1 Xot th
•-i n to -o. Mill: >ns of ir :.»v and
de.-.:de« of have b*»:i spert by the
r • - .-•-•tintry i> :« . . the
p< rt' •!."- ' r I -.v v -.«t: a-" ion. and
1t Is safe '•> say that the train which
leaves Sr. Paul every night in the year
cannot b» ox •e.v-l in »t« line by anything
r.n wl • el< Vrc:::'-, • iff't rn". r rrpart
o.ent *■' :• *rs an 1 day coaches. every
•' r. IT, }< j ' out • * ?! >p a" i *h»
latest detail# and Improvements arc all
errbr.>!:»d.
Only one e.rni-s in a osy 1 tie smok-
I: sr room. with tv h*-*: n ta. land at
>wr di<- -1!. Roi isr to b> 1 In a daintily
f :*r. *:> i rooai of your own. bmkfktt*
Ir.g in a: 1 •••epplng cut}; ;« to
find urself in ChU-tgo.
"T .:* w?- *• y ti do rn the "Xorth
"VVe«:ern limited."
I" W Park r, Paget *"u;»d agent, •f-l
Pit : - :. 4 f. s«- ttie, \\'3 h.
The Iteaaoii Ktplalsrd.
' • - 1 !-»r t r '* e>f
.< : "-e,---s 1.. is obtained
•y care:'ul iti' • ', >n to t.» per.*"-
viranee and Industry. Thf-ro has been
n> » :. ■ f1- k »S ! J" t ' ir;t*
o' the ccl< J P -is <• », hams, bacon
art lard. Th» ;r T p:ra-. n ,s be. n
* :• 1 u;-<n • «».? act rt-. -•«
brit *.o la*t ' * <• K-It. Co.
b:.-r.d of ham. ia cn and 1. -1 ,« a pro
e< «s wher" n cirtrfuL pract.-al and in
to rTt m < re 'r, .g [ 0 j ;. ; v
T In-rn-n: - p j h• - : >;«• « . f f.+
Vrye-Br fbn ♦ \ lr. I -
l ~3. *o. goad ; art r kad la a com
plete piant *he-« •;y the c. -t hogs
r '" rtaugatered n.l car- ' I*. n> *. n o
v V' It. t"o {•ar 1 -■ .■ •.» v iv;ng
t » v- rr *>-•»' o ' .« of ham ba oa
a i Jar« tat m r.ej -an jre't-it-m.
>*«■ J" one-!- t'.' »' tho«« who * - c ;.
eyes rf at re *r« • |>«>»er.
Him imes it U .» d- ia
only a s r~.t var-.-far and iB m
eire- . .« c;- -« w if.,, r . njt
"* t ftf.i * ' rr. ■ 'rr. - - w;' i h#
I to tooth e>«e Haa . . * and e. e.
s ra:r.s t"»t ..vne fi » to
i :s-> re* j * \\> •«: . . , ...... . 4 -.
a.' v a d A * " ?
e♦» K e ,y j. . - '■ » - -i -_v\
a . e -.
I>r. Frank I . Wi!kta«.
T>r P" vr,k ' W it.as. *- ■> -»a.'">.e# to
* -at the Firs' r p*:st -h-ijvh a p:«u»-
irg a-1 a - speaker. He r I « rm <
of the Baptist Voting Pe-;>r>'s
Pimoo of Amer •». sn n-«w.a*i. n wn'.ch
1 • 4 * f "O a- »o. nv« n
t: \! » : n-e !a«* J•. .
" '» " « • r* i v a ra"r
■n r. » lt»r . ,• - :
P- V. * - •_> »■ a the sa <•*-
x tnv lt*!
i iws«mv imlaaa a
Tr--';- N V * * • t T e r
,pwc . f The of s»-
.n:*»U/ r j y notched
L' •*- *» * -Mis oi wauogr
J4cTn»oa Is
BOYS AS FAKIRS.
THE POI.ICE DRIVE Ot T A GANG OF
"FAWNY" JEWELRY ME>\
Two Young Lads Workin; With Them
Wha Are ETp»rli In the Bmlmi
snd Rich of the Hobo Fra
ternity One (i»> of Diphtheria Ap
pear#—A Fa!** Alarm of Fire.
C '■"! r P ~ z* *h** fs**:rr
fa*.'? wh . - ;%-••• b 4 . 3 op*n: k g - 5-m:* •
for .—VArai -Jays a b'g shak-up • --erdiv
afternoon. ar! j> -e- ;l: assy ?»r
w.l. b<9 saved mv»»'..ag la stuff that
S* kind of trash.
These f»klr* :av» w jrked Pa-Li::
Coast from Southern Ca.:ft>rr.:a. to this
c.'jr. and h •.v» n -n g ;,«• *o the >f
poking up sr.a'.i toys to help them in their
operations. On? of th--*e bovs r.amuff. He is oniy IS ye.rs old.
and says :hat P'r'larid .3 «■ h jm. He s
;of 1-rar.-h parer.t« and from his appear,
ar. ar.i has net had the best of
tram.ng Tr.e o'.~er boy that ha« b- n c ■ -
with tr.A o.'tit g:ve« p..aire *
Burt Price. He s:s years old ani claims
California for ins b.r'np. ace. He .» as
p~ arp 3« a - 1 fc and would not per.sh if
dropped down n the Bowery.
Tie principal f.tk.r :s F-ank Anderson.
Buck. His partner ia called "Casey."
but it :< said that true name s li il.
The police "nave b-'en :p t L :« outfit
for rays, and last even:r.ir Clv.ef
R*ed had the r.nglea-i.r be for#- mm. Thf»
Camp of this pan* was in * :e southern
Part of the city, out of the way of the
police as much as poss.Di-?.
Probably they would not have Ven dis
turbed li* ti:v 1 r operations if L' tective
W.il.aans '.ad not pi< up your .; Lebu .ff
one MWlag rtn lM was making a g-r
--er.u round-up of ho'ooc. The ywagAg w ts
drtisaed In .1 shor: and threadbare t oat ani
blue overalls, and wore a He toi4
1 lams that he was a schoolboy.
"A whit *** retort# 1 th.» ?arr)ii--- l detec
tive, *a.a a broad sm;le sr.v»t ov*»r his face.
"A schoolboy," tne >oung»;er
without even a s:n;i« .
"I gueaa you ir.»an hobo." replied Will
lame as he t>»k him along to the station.
hen the boy was searched .1 smal!-
sized stock of eye glasses Kts found on
him. Apparently the bows were of gold,
but in fact they were plate. This lass ><f
Jewelry is called "fawny" in f .kir par
lar. e. Where tae word . *ne from or how
it e-ame to *«? applet in this m-inner is as
mucii of a puzzle «s ho*- tramps came to
be called "uoboe."
It did not take a severe pumping to find
out frutn Le-bouff wha he was doing in t!;e>
city, Reed had the mat?' r followed
up ani succeeded Ir. getting -a.I the infor
mation ho wanted about t •» cr;ief moguls
In the "fawny" jewf.-iry business.
Last evening- te« ouifit concluded to puU
up stakes an*i seek some other locality.
DROWNING OF .!A<OB 1)1 RR.
Report From the Friday Mine Leavea
No Iloubt of Ilia Drath.
Ja'-ob Durr, foreman of the Friday min!\
in the Metliow, who disappeared last
Tiiesday morning a j-hort x.'.rr- before the
steamer City of Ellensburg reached Iv«*
Landing, is still missing, ant. according to
a letf-r received fay An<lrew F. Burleigh
from Harry Carroll. form*-rl> of the '-om;>-
troller'w ofllce In this city, tliere Is ivo
doubt te.iat he was droantsi.
Several well-known men. among th-m
T. D. saw Dorr near the ralhng
previous to the time of landing. It was
suppose! that he had !»-ft tl:e boat with
the other passengers. how
eves*, his satchel was foim i aboard, but
Durr couri not t>e dis ovecTtsi a'-hi^r..
Durr was not wt-2 and it is supposed h.»
had a ?i»-«l of dizz.nevs aikl fell overboard.
Durr had be* n to Seattle on bttstnc.-s.
Ills son Cmasl*-s net h.m, Imt Insteait of
go.ng to the mints aent to Kiknsburg,
where the family home is. Durr was one
of Lhe ortgtnal owr.t ra of the Friday nuna
Scarlatina Makes Ita Appearauee.
Owing to the death of Frank BIM, Jr.,
yesterday only one e.*#* of diphtheria now
remains In the city. Scarlatina made Ita
appearance yesterday. Health Officir
Palmer reports two cases.
Ial»e Alarm «»f Fire.
The fire department was called oft at
7 o'clock last eveisng by a fa alarm
from box S4, ce>rner of 1/tna str et and
Bellevue avenue.
Itikrati-il Cow for Sau«age
About a month ■■ r six v\»eks ago the
health department received word from
citizen? of Seabe' k, on Hood canal, that a
b;idly diseased cow was going to t-e
sin; ped t-om ♦ .at rl-> to Seattle, for
butchering purposes. In the same con
nection the- department got a tip that
there is a sausage shop tn this csty that
is not particular what sort of it
buys. The product, it is said, Ss sold to
saloons and cheap restaurants. Through
the medium of th« diseased animal the
department expected to lo ate the sa- -
sage shop, ar.d «•<» has l-een on the lookout
for the liast for more than a month.
Yesterday w >rd v- «* received trat ('•»
cow had be» n delivered at the foot of
Washington «tr< < t by ot-.e of ihe s-.eajn -9
plying on ti ,<* route from Hood • annL
Insr-ector Swyney and Deputy Frasch Jm
mediately v.er.t *0 the do. k ar. 1 ir;s;>ect» 1
the animal At •ord'.ng to their rei>ort.
it wouid be difflcult to descrilje its • 9 <.-
tir>n. ani they v :e s;it:stled to f'at«* that
it was a malignant form of can er. T' -"re
w as t-o shpj-ing HI. attached to tb» «-ow-s
transfer, no- was she rorsigned to an: - -
body in this c!-v. Tiie e>ff!cial» imme
diately had her led to the garbage se vr.
where st'>- avas V:i!led and towed out Into
the bay. Last right Sa- ..a. y lnspe tor
Sv •v r' :T* ! that the <■ >\v w.l ~ t !. * -T. -
e- \ ~f T. 1". Kmel wh-> keeps a -a! at
Columbia ar. : t :rst avenue Emel claim
ed to kr VV - tr of the cor !:*!■••: of tl e
beast although it has been generally dis
,i«<. i ir. s- at- k h- an out r. g» to allow
the unfortunate creature to Hve.
Hetter 'I linn Planked M>ad.
Ti.e :t< m i v or so • : e * <at c< r. ,;.n»
shad had mad-- their appearance in the
b >v and were besng takea by the Rsitier
n • s. in r r\-;s many peop'e r.-»
make u;» thesr mtnda t'~at they wanted
« m-- f • e di>: ' >u* A couj!:-«
f w» *1 k. »n; »•}., :r--. wh« »-
t t". w»r» d: itirc u:M!i 'ne to*-" some
q ;a: -s of the fish >. "*erJav and grew
fj ;.■:» en'hosiaeli - over the «übj-At.
•*W .y." {>••- « . l, " ■r« s nothing oa
€■■". . t-> »*>«|v;al a piarked »h.; 1."
I S I • is and jou'll admit It,"
s*M cn* /f *;.-■* pT'y.
"X », sir," r- pi.-d ft'' shad rnthuslnst.
•■-h'-rr's c *h:-g that e-j-.;a's a plarkod
«' »d'*
"V< -. t.--er» . rep! - i 'he oth»r.
■ N ,n.* y ar r'*h. then '
"Oh I » i* * t,r.K:r.« of f;-h. To a
frl th»re w is n- *bing in t',.- wor id as
s- i as planked srid. and 1 was *1 rr. 'v
t nk*ng that yo ."h id .a •: ri > ked li t : . r
P»--r "
T tie -'..j-' r. ,n gave in. Ti*e r- r» .*a: n
cf Rs * er Per -ju> a t«.l tiling over
a>aJo»ed t - piat ked *ra<L
tithih tVard Kepo
T "fa will .is t rally "f the E gh'% 'Va.-";
Re; *.i!>;; -an a? Anderson • hall on
evn.r.r. o~:<K;er €. at I O'c!O.-jc.
Jadge A H. Foote »nd her tk' r»
». :i ii:r<»s :he me*:.r.c. ar»
e» e--a.lv ;nv ted. aa the "luo paaaevl *
-<-«e,s »* a by urtatvtr -* v *-te that *•; a
a*. Invi-a*: n be »*'• **. ei ft ail the m-
ißgl
Horn. » PKM \? *.
RAIXIER 7 RAND.
A H C N»w T'-'H.
C F Adams. Portlud. •'
Mrs P J k- - r »wn Tt>r*..na.-
¥ieat-.-» Narnaft, T-*a T*>p-.-s."
J+rne- .< Pears m, N"#si Toe*.
Mr*, h; am 5- >r. P rtUnd.
< a. « :• p .-*..!• :
VVrr. H. Morn«on San Praii.-is <>.
Paul C. Kr.tr -k. Ta?->nia.
Kdwa I- fan Krai- «--a.
« - W ■« >. Ft i S O.
■* » *., !r. : _»r_ i
VV . T.errn';.
J. iu. 11-ran, ilveretu
HOTEL STEVENS
A. Andrew? and wife. Snohomish.
A. Larde-, Mssw. Idaho.
Jahn Clark, Sndhsmh&L
T. R. Needfcam. Alaska.
T G. McCain, Hot Sprng-s
Mr* C. H Buckflr. .
Ireland and » :fe. W hate eta.
M ?s Buclrttn. city.
B. Ze»:z. Sr.ohoai *h.
Lvi:* F--5? Taeoaa.
S. F. Jossy. Tiwtu.
M..« 3 Fw. Taccnsa
J A «*a r h i.;v
«" " ~k -i v T.ac?mv
•' K M ■ M'' h w
Mr# A. O Young. T : oma.
K Xeaef r.t. Nt-w Yv *k
Mr? K Ro-kwe:; Taccms
L Heckler. N»* Y rk.
Mrs Brown and sos raroma.
F-»r,k S S'-*ir. >od Tar->oi i.
3 S Sharp. Chi ?.go
Ed C. s Mv-unt Vernon.
"'•V. K-x>;n.«or «.\n Fran.-;?-r3>.
J. B. r o*.. Por . !.
T H. Jo-*s Port land.
•'ipr-ii" '"i. nm E-.-r^tt.
>f. I*. Br.-*n, Ta ?ma.
M.v 1 Brown. Ar.arcrtes.
? B Ji.:;. it. Pa a!
''re-Tjo A. Joe? M jnt Vernon.
V >iranoarc Was •53.
A Mai.w iraa P ir •.?"?.
Mr rr--ir»«i :,,v<. 4. Ever'-::
Iv „ r Kinney, c;:y
F J. Bat . hel.ier. San
HOTEL. BUTLER.
3 H. K*r.ne •' • . Sanr;»» «':'y, A iUL
Mr-- J H M •♦i'.i'R <»>* m; .a.
v» F. Paxton. Portiar.-l.
M:#s It. Paxto.i, p;>- tad.
ti P. Clark. P.->r:lanu.
E F Fay. Port.an ).
K4 L- DaCarbonado.
Ji S I'or.nv. Conner.
F W. H.m kins, city
iJ A. Br i"it . I»i" i<iuah.
J V\ Jones. Por' T->*rs<>nd.
B «*»•< Frar,.
A: r. .r E ;» trr.-- Blaine.
H. D D«l?r.i .;. PvrtWad.
Mrs J Mt -.r >. Wei mgton.
E. M. Dudley, s- P«al
Mr-'. J H Fran. «. L-i Connetv
J A Sou i ier. • ' ,c.i«■-.
A Magii»sen. Victoria.
Albert Mark* Sat. »ais
W j> J.»!ner. San Fr.tn. *• o.
J. W Hume. Port
R. H. Steven*. Syra.-uw. N. T.
R. P ':'abj. Portland.
S My.-rs Bo<ton
l)ixw. ;i Sao Francises.
Waiter Stowc:i. Port Town«n«l
I' J. M'inr,, N x W.*;,minster.
John Hendrr. N« w ffttsf Ifiatif■
T ( Hardwlek. \7 torta.
«'h ■:-> - i\ V. »*e» Ta .ma.
A. J. S'-.imi.in, San Francisco.
J. Bo wer, L*» Conner.
1., i! I>ver. Cht-. ajro.
F. A. K-nny. Portland.
K. S Met'ord, Fairbaven.
W. E. M;e )»'!:, Por* Twr.#en«l
J F. 'iorJ.-'u, San Frar. isco.
N'oi ton Ramsdeli. T.u on.a.
NEW KNMI.AND HOTEJL.
Wii;.am Morris. Port Blakeiey.
J. R. T'-i nn 'o; and wife, Tacoms.
«>. F. M nM>r. T ieonoa.
<»e ns- Brown ar. i wife,
T. Ora'iam, Por Gamble.
•T. v eity.
Mrs. X. A Yo.<: g*-rman and child. Port
land. Ore.
John Bor\ r. Juneau, Alaska.
Frank W;:«-> ..• Jun- .i i, Alaska.
J»>c Erw ln. T.t oma. -
W. S. Erwin. T.n'oma.
J Seymour. '""i»i^a«co.
J h.'i K.lensbur®.
t"harle* Myers. Kingston.
A. C. Mittln-'rrfAr, Philadelphia
Jam... Henderson. MoMurray.
•». F. Mtisu-r, San Franctaoo. CsJ
Kr l <'o.:k, San Fran isco, Cli
AntM'n, Ballard.
•WhllJer. t"res-o. la.
S. H. Harvood. Cre*eo. Ta.
John M Kent.--. Portland, Or.
J. H. McLaughlin. Portland, Or.
A. Johnson. Port Blakeley.
J F. R:vrs Pittsburg. Pa.
<"'harlf-s E. Hivers. Plttshtirg. Pl-
Mra B. 1.. and chudreo, Norta
Yakima.
E. Sanders, North Yakima.
A. Johnson. Port Blakeley.
P. Peters in. Ohiloat.
W'UHam Hum?" Haver, Mont,
t* J Johnson. T i ?ama
C. E. Wightiran and wife. T»a Conner.
NATIONAL H« 'TEL.
T. Powell, cfty.
A. Rts*. St. Paul, M)nn.
T. P McDonald, St. Paul. Minn.
L. W. CSavton. v an Meater, lud.
T T. Hutches, city.
<*harles Nt!*on, Snitan.
F. J. An-lerson, Edmemla.
I. Brabant, city.
Albert Preston. Everett.
P Mei K e r , city
Join H irden. Tacoms.
Erlck Ltndin, Tacoma.
P C. Montng, Everett.
J.ini' j Rlchar 's, Portland.
M. Wililams. San J »e. Cat.
Fr- i Flnhitn, San Fran-isc®
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D. M -Fa l ien. N< w York
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W. H Drew,::. Tacoma.
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Jan)"s H. Boyce. Novelty.
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John Dignan, Hi-vre, Mont.
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Mrs. L. P. *»'g. Srvo<i'>a'.m>e
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Dar*4 itooi *
IS "FRIDAY" LUCKY ?
THE DAY HAS rKO*l>"t>T IN
METOOW MIMXC PKfc.
Tli** ■ Friday" and «stur4»y" n»li»«
PLroTrrH cc rrW.T, C. mr«»J » n *
rorporttrd r:W»J. Title Peliv
ered en Friday, boi There I* Every
letliritico of a Bright F«tur».
V 9 rwent mlr.fng a«v»>r»#ai !a *-•
Northwest ha* attracted
a.ient'on than that on the WiT
6 a:.;r'l iv m.r.es .n :r.» Methotr iis.rt';•
Ths owners of the mines :h?mse<vcß h*v«»
MI «T.ven puWirtrjr to their J*"*
.... erst :nt;m*'i »n ww .1
th* s»aen put', * nat »f ar.ytt r\g m _~'*
tl.tn .n ordinary mining project **»
the incorporation month of the * ' *
day Sold Mining Company, now
owners of the mine* are r»nc«t con
cerning \ and visitors to the Metnow
t .i dd.ultv .1 raak.ng a personal in
spection Whli* otkec mi am* men have
been "booming ' their properties by cal.-
tng attention in every possible way. *«he
Friday people have g.me >n quietly with
', -,r work of development. ahicn »
progressed *o far that numeso.i
re .inti have he~n received. ul of tin? n
. . >• *<••:» nigaiy satisfactory.
V. F. Burletgh. on« of the in corporators
was -»-en *►>' i reporter as soon a> the
article* »>f incorporation had been tiled,
but he deemed to be interviewed, inas
mjca as a. y »:.itfin#at9 from him might
h.ivit the appearance of jh attempt »
advertise th«- properly. Yesterday. how
ever. when the reporter suggested tha.
he might at least *h' of too
dis-overy and development of the claims,
Mr Burltigr. said:
• I -an ardly refuse a request
cf kind. The company owns t»o
•in*: i* mining claim*, known respectively
L-H the Friday md the Saturday, .which
a. * i:\ ■hr S*jUci* v r>' k ffllDiUK t
m < 'kanogan co-.ir.ty They arc on
north hank of the Methow river, a&oui
- x m.l-- wr-t f Its« Junction with the
i' lumbia. and about twenty miles north
of Lake Chelan. The vela runs through
t .- ••tain;- n a general easterly an«i *f"'"
» v direction. at.d !e plainly traceaMe on
i • ...r.Mc" througbout the.r length and
thrc jgh several cia.mji beyond In **ith* r
'iirtrlt s* ms to he a contact vein,
lying between granite and pcrphry.
The i.m was disc ivered It: the Win
er of ISH-S S->m»* ri .i rt'--*t wa> found
in the n« ignhvr.'.Oivl. and
.1.-.- M I'onu.d « nt there to prospect i
f r-( the »n3W v f «.iff the ground in tne
>prlng ni :-65. They a crop
ping of the lead, and >.n honor of the
day of the week the> Imitated Crusoe's
example ;n nam . g hi* man, and ca.led
th » ciaim the "Fr»daj." On • n«- foila»v
ir.g lav t.. v di- .vcr'-.i the eiienrlon f
th- bad and for a Jike r--asj» called it
the 'Saturday.'
Mv own connection with "he claims
w>. the result of ;i mere chance v'.-.t.
.T . ; ,«fter t.';-
M.ty I went up to the Okanogan, more
* i ;title vacation than anything el«c.
!h;nking that 1 would look ovt r th-- pros-
P« • - while I there. I happened
to -lop it J.t ah Durr'- imp for dinner,
and when lie found who 1 was, h- Jn
*.*ted on my going up and lO'.-kitig
i rough tiie claims with hirn 1 went ar -« : ilt of w• Ich was .i !«a.>e for sixte-n
month*, with the privilege o£ furmirg a
• mpany to take the title If 1 saw Sit.
This company, a.~> you know, was Incor
porated r 4. and to it the lessors,
after some hesitation and negotiations,
have conveyed the title.
"By the way, there is a rotnatr.ic co
incidence, entirely ur.destgr. J. which rafts
through a'.l the stages by which the claims
have been acquired. Friday marked the
dis overy of the Irst claim. The diy on
which the company was In'Xirpomtsd was
also Friday, though nobody planned par
t ..iariy riia* it should be. The day e.n
w itch the title was finally deHvv-red to
t' - ie wmpmy we.; *t.U mother Friday. «o
t v a; :! there be any truth :n the proverh-
Val unlu''kir.e?.« of that lay 1 fear the mi no
is doomed ?n»m the s'art.
"The developm nt which we have •ion*
ha** Vn Mtmrwiy sarKiotory. THe v-;n
ha.« been open*-J by a shaft from the »ur
?•*<•«, which follows down on the hang
w »!: ■< fifty fj»«>t. and .A!*-* by a tun
n<! 124 fe» t lon jr. Intersecting the v» in at
« point a few ?>• * w, «t of »M about flf
i», n feo * lower than the shaft. There *
a iev«'! run on t;i«» v« n from this tunnel
V y fe- r. •-<• vi w »y. Vt the p ifr.t where
*he • • tr' :n". ;•«• •••; t:;e \. :!> »i Winze h.-iS
i«er» > i! k • st-.it y-nlne feet, follow.ng tht«
fo>» w<»;;. T l .- Vila t>» 'c the north arj
r %<•' in! "> hit! a! ahuut degree*. At
•> 1- ton; of the WI-LZ<- 'he v<- ti s crow
< •'. an! foini to be about twelve feet
w le. The w*'!a are ;»erf-*ct, giving every
•«" r j,->f ,i true ti?s~jre. From t he>
b :!om of > wlr.jte leve'i are driven, ard
t*et to the w*>: « now - x*j- fc- r. that 'r>
< "*•' hft> We are r ><v planning to
' :» r < *h»' mine for permanent
■ rklng i,y r: v!r<r a tunnel lo#- r than
* v -* bottom of .r u -,i*\ T;.l< a'l be the
•;.fn entry through whf.-h to work rhe
•" n» «.*•! 1: i " all 'ha: part of It a >ove
l_h'i tu.nn- 1 ; U f f ill ti!«-n have about
■ ■ feet «">* ore ovfr the tunnel at 'he potnt
» rro :: ■ drjv< .ir ! bv ft.nf east
-•1 '.Tr«r aK, - '/«! *,?*> rl j j .>n 4j ; il«>p*h
• " about ?-'• ''i t ("in be c.i r«). x think.
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