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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. xxx. xo. isj.
| ""wlttAT— "Our fij
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K 3 Cakes Good ?
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n from t«r .a with the best
c —truy Tar Soap tlcur. Apt to be
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f Earh box coo
fi tain* 506 very j
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a FiesT AVC »outh. owe ocom south or yixiw'aw?
t&TzkrBHING YOIR PRESCaiPriOAS.
I | Chur constant endeavor Is excellence in
th ngs. and there is but one ru> at our
frsscrlption case.
IPURITY, ACCCBACY, BEUBIUTIf..
JJ f ar * opon all night. Deliveries made
\j \ \ f anywnero in thia city, or day. Our
t«i«;hone la Main %
STiWA I I a fiO!.)fE> DR[!UO.. \q. 703 First Avena>
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|J ( If yoa nee«! a new watou or want your m t"
|; j sld one repaired come to oa. Wa caa STiTn
j | { save you money *" _
SCI BBftl Jewels* .Vo. 720 flrj: ABJB, *—
I Biggest, Best
lj And F eshest.
Morgan's Eagle Brand Oysters. The can la FUIJL. OF OY3TER3.
IS*3lid meat.
UHTH. AlursTlNE k fX) . 815 and 817 First Are.
|u lj * I <>n Hamn. Baron or Lnrri
1 K 1 A I a home product
if ill) it IJ llmt <M»ot b iH.ir. : :
Wttssgfc It linb Iters deel4e«l rtsegleat <o pl«e# the affair* of
tfcia rout puny In tUe kr.s4« off • receiver ffsr tike pretest, vie wleli
'• lafarM onr friend* nnrt mile wer* that th# batlat-s* will be *
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| Maaefaetarlns: Jewelers, ,\o. TDS t«-e«s| Ae.
*«»R II T I* A «»» Mitiriai C«M,< .< /1.
I: havtr.jr '• n dfciJ»*d by the board of director* if :hi« batik to discontinue j
Niism in 4C.1 clw? uj» ta» bmm-h art therefor* requested
to al a: tn-.r •« ar j -onvtslait, in J brJn»-r th»ir pass-book* or r+a> pti, an t
•it.ld.-4w the-.r >»ti*t. i ' Any pt*r!»<>r.« hiving parrel* or bos«s l*f- for
w«u>!t are i »o r.n #• • j to -all far ir>»m R. LEA BARNW.
Seattle, Wash., October IS. Manager.
63 Fancy Rolled Oats.
lieaa* tonl.nJ. natty fla
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1 UTJFJ; and FINEST JTO. Kin tha Nortb WETT. Ail kinda of and Jetaeiry
(•■•aired and made to ordar. 706 R IPST AVENUE
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WE HEREBY ACCEPT
THE CHALLENGE
At l.oaga. and b«»e already to tunteneed turning In arn mtnbrrt.
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W9tk *~ a l Zi*» s v And Boiler Shop*.
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5* ® K -'P B•' «e*E RO«.ROARA. ILL MB'A t* and MaA* CWTRUTAN foe I
5 toaa RUCT -N of torreda beat >». C» N AND raaea-a cuuer VFCA.DAA
2* «*# • tent* AND aaaufartuM tor WAAVRJT'.ET Bnuaa aad
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H .. .i-st of all :c Lci\cu.ng Fowrr.—-Litest L.S.GoC; R ; art
4BMWTELV PURE
U'lTB ALTGELB ELECTED
"Never, Never Yelled a Hoge
Crowd of Patriots.
GEN. HARRISON WAS SPEAKING,
Aad Ikowtax That if Altgrld u«
bevrraor and Rri.in
Prntdfat, Hoo<ilumi. linhot, \u -
mm& f Vlcbt Riot
■■4 DrrailXr •• Ih'j >'lra<ir<2.
Rriai Had. in Jwearlat
AllrgUarr to the I hlraaa I'lat
f»raa. Praetlrallf Promln-d Thrni
fceery Immunity Front Gorprß
■»al latrrfrrrarr.
Ev«bcv:ll«. InA.. Oct. 3P —G*n. Karr f -r.
arrived a: Kv*n*v,i»» »e « o'eio«*k. hav :»•?
made ten ipMelws 4ar nir th* day. Kv-ry
*'h«r» th«* *vfv *r«-ar crowds ar. ! every-
where *r«*at interna* win man.f- .-ted At
Worthtngton he spok. for tr.r m.nut.-s,
CGnfln.njf himself to a d_s. us*ion of the sli
v»r quest.on. At Edwardaport ii«* s^i*- 1
briefly. A; Bianrod he addr<-« *d «-ve.ral
nuadred m.ners who had gathered. At
» .n.-ennes the silver question *i< Again
*Ue topic. Referring to Mr. Bryan's dec
laration tha: we can have bi-meilLsm
w.th free coinage, he sad
"I say we cannot. This forenoKot is
a great and strong one. but it cannot fix
*he value o? everything. If you want to
k.ow what »rj ihing is worth, you must
go to the market to rjid our. The statute
may declare that a bushel of cats is f the
same value as a bushel of wheat, but that
do«*s not make it so."
He concluded as follow*: "We m-cis:
* vfcmp out with th « votes of
a million of our people ir»
Indiana and In the adjoining sta s *: lj
heresy that ss p>reased U'vsr, u- n:>» What
we war.t is to retu-n to the onlirm cf
things we had when we had a r< venue
bill that pal] the expenses of the govern-
Kient and did not put us to the necessity
of selling bonds to pay them. We s.vall
3n»l prosperity just where we lost It.
Voa i'.st pros; *-rkv when > »u i *-a ra' i
this Democrats polk— and y>a trust go
back there again, ar-i. mi word for it.
you will flni t,:.at you have lost "
The demonstration of th>> lav was at
Princeton. Le-avir the trim. Gen. Har
rison was escorted to the fair grounds,
wnere an lmrr-t»e crow 1 awaited him.
Krom the station to the fur grounds the
streets were tilled with pec pie who cheer
ed enthusiastically as the distir* i ; •• ♦
visitor passed them. A sian! had been
reeled In front of *he grand stan 1. facing
he ra.e tra k The grand star, ! and 'ie
iisj-e a round thia stand was till- 1 witi
eopie. G* n. Harrison referred to his
;-rsor«al relation to the campaign, an 1 to
he ract that he spoke to them simply is
one citizen to another. He alluded to the
fa at that Bryan hai attempted tc show
that he occupied a Jiff' r<jit position now
from tnat octu-ued by him while
i>nt. on the silver iiues'tor. H-* <i , .:o i t*-d
at some length from speeches male :>y
him In la7T and ISts. and also some of his
messages to corsress
"Mr. Bryan has stated." said he. tnat
in my messages I was '% as a
statesman, and that .n my pr- -* n
♦nees lam speaking a? a ;>o.;t.-un Has
.* what I said to -.-or.gres.s and to the
p.e of the railed Star. ? in Mi \<j.- '
then, speaking under the res;-->n
of a great puhite offi ' -t, was prr -• -ly wi at
it is today when I si>eak to you as i pri
vate citizen. There i- one aspect of this
campaign of which I wmt to spvti for a
few moments To me it is >f im
portance and interest, R* ause if w»
should be beguiled into fre-> Silver and
fail In the sVviarh of i <-mmer il pan.c,
we would ge< out of :t after a * i.. e \\ •
wou'd repent <rirf 'v < and deliver our
selves. But there is another propos t:on
Involved in ttits cam.isrn wr ch. if w
K.ve our assent to It. will injure the gov
ernment. no* in i « .-tat whi ,-h may
be repeated by the congress that fo. ->w?,
b it Injure It in its great nati<>na! r :wers.
"The Ch 1 --- »*i> convention de lired t~«t
ft denounce»d Federal Interferer.. e w 'h
the affairs of the states That was n>t a
e r»rs! proclamation It had i part J
!ar sim. I* was d.re<*f«sj to and attempt- d
to descr.i»e a partlcu'ir event. I' was
meant requite %f- f'»ve;i ; fur !nt«.--
ferlnc in th- Ch aso rio- to or-«n a w»v
f>r th» I'tii'ed Rtates mail and for com
merce be"w-»en the It mas meant
to declare that 'A was no pirt of the
bus"*ess of the national ir-.-vernment to
do that
"Mr Brva'* Indorses j-at ri'a"' -n. ss
be avd h« e\«rv jv' iMe o* ;t. TT>
I# -tared "ha* if n any >' our gr* it s s
\ riot sh'u!!
'■•a'ns should *v> and
commer'* %■ -tntw 1 ;<e w no' t. r\ t~ »•
he has t s e rfr v t or power as nr->= ?■- t- to
0 "tn a w (\r for mi < of ?' -»
>f y ■ n;;'!
fe;* *•« :«V, etee-f } . lent. a"d
Gov. Al'ge d is c?*c i r r«' o- i .
l.nois • s "Xevr. ~ v»r"i X\
w ! t<ver hapnen but T <ti v r
i a' t'-->r rea»-r w s y • - « r.
pen. T* t ah * *- !■ *f ■ F* *"a--
that if in an*- of th' s the f,r :• -s
V '.efled h* a mob. an 1 trains snould v >e
s*«>f»r»ed .arsl ir *er~*-Jite .-.■■r-i-- -•* ■; --
rujyt 0i !. -«* •; ' 4 r-• f- ' : s H ■
•er'ere *s president to rforce 'he t'rrt
h s «ri r « cr feish o ; K ' wav *he
*ru •**. ->"« to th» ma s. h;• thf h» T - ;
*ee» 't f i duty t- r to Gov. Altg* d -. j
a 4 k b»m t< do I*.
"Now-, in t v -e rjT» of -he dead of the
i-ejt *j' of 'he I'n• -">n. !n th" ri-ri. l .->* »
lixdns who fcught w'h rh>>s-» who gave
t v e-.r i.ve« that the f ■ « -a' >nal
Koaremment m:*ht he m » ntatred I pro
test aga-rsr s-;ch - st to
•hi' %mer -an p-* > • at anr an »
ttiar.al r»ower to «unport "< mar* - • x
e- ~ .-.f Its wr and as r.o? th- p
t. open "he way for the mi.a so ! r----
-1 the fnited Statea <Kr.\ r a>
pla «e. >
• We had «h;s th-ng out in '< to
Th# rover-;. - o" Kersfs i» t • ;' M
-1 .nco'n ha i no r:ght w rr.«r.-*- -nr. -■« in'o
Ker.fjvky When we g.-»i h me w* -«at
* ' i" 1 >•' * f wa * tJ- i t ir * I ' » T t n -n
tM? f • * n « ovff m " - ;:S ■
1 \i Mr Bry .n > 3i? l ! ?rra* ••
rj r ■! any! : a f
r r # * t v ; « | 44 V * - t
* n «#n I ?>■ fv» ' •• ?i! j % '
«.i 4 Ot*v AV o' ! -
PMMIi - I B v • v
Ov>* .i~ f '« ~i>'-•"!•**? n . t
H« th«» f
' f f Of ' v > l - - -
X ** 1 • *- * WV.-j: :• f
NV* ■**--* I* r .r*" ■» * . •-f *' ur -i
l a i Stat-# - - h*:? -iv
v i «# -anM : tfei • • «p«r ir
? v * Hirr'r.y " to- >f • y.^.
#Rt, If 'h# • >-f - •• # r.i-
rfi to l**« hi*
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SEATTLE. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2 ; . ls«S.
.•*.; j- is* A?>r r"-.» "»a
rssle. Gea. Harri soc spoke to people.
XO TRI'TH IN THEM.
Arehblahop Ireland Deniea That the
Pope Is Vexed, and He Re
ttrraln 111* * irw».
Ti: .xz.jn CJty. Oc:. l-Arrfchishop
Ire.xi.,. to,***- a- iu>nze*i the f •.. •* -g
Ic 3 .i:»r rslßsr ' t-e **uS*lisfc<i Ties
■mt«- * B.>nse iate. stat;r.* U*J( the 9*9*
i wai vfi i * "C the for ts«
iJk-n on tpo..:i;-l s-'-
'JnAI On.
j J no truth whatever in the
«-a;er.-.-r-t. * :.at :■ - pur;.<oi?s are of thc#«
rn.no nuv "••* * <i »-» --»r auUeaoetts, I
UcTnoi kr._» As ' my letter, pi ..sht-1 i
ft— C. >i I-> Oil ' ?■' ' ' ."»• i * - 1 "tt' *
mans. so tar as I am concerned, in f-Ul
, Devtiipmrata of politKa. rr.att.-T-.
5 far c- -t\ - 1 by n.e. confirm me in
a., the suit-men?s I male, aa<l lead me tJ
r-*:« ** t;.-® :>:•*>' with jet. atrottgcr em*
j phases."
MORRILL ACAII ELECTED.
He Hai Already Beea * Waaler for
Thirty Y rm.ru.
3lon'pe">r V* . Oct. 3>.—Justin S M.>r
rili, <>f S'rif >r'!. vi' re-el- *ted United
jj*a'*s r from Vermont th:i aft»r
noon. In the senate r.# other name was
presented, an 5 Senator Morrill received
• »• ent.r tn:rty votes. In the hctuse Mr
M/rr. : r•. -*! -13 votes and Mr. H» r
b rt W. Briir.urr. Detnocra Ac cand.date,
r ,-. v- I In • •* y>:rr assembly tomor
row on Senator Morri.l 3 election
j w..l be formally made,
i The honor pa I Senator Morrill by his
I native state today is an Incident of more
' than us*a: Interest. When on the 4th of
' Mar \h r.- x * he is formally inducted into
| r.nc
! he w 1 commence a term wh. « b.ds fair
to breaK a.l records of membership in the
national senate, ilr. Morrill ;s «<> year*
of Age.
VISITOR!* TO M*KI*LET.
Xo Great (rundi, a* oa So Many
i*rc**ioa> L)a>«.
Canton. O. <krt. 'Two delegations
wt-re ar.nout. d to v.sit Maj. McKinley
' today, on- from Cleveland and one from
an eastern district of W-st Virginia and
western iis'ri tof Maryland Both have
i Veen postponed, the Cleveland delegation
to wme t morrow anl the Maryland iele
ga". n to mme October S.
An- r.% the- -ll»-ni at the McKinley home
t ><ia.v wts J Mad son Vance, a colored
rr >n of New Or leaps, who made a most
e'c:«-ji..-rt aidr <->s at the 8;. Louis conven
t. n. second ng the nom nation of Mr. Mc-
Kinley. He was accompanied bv ilr.
Mv.-rs an-1 <':iar.- -i W Anderson, private
s- rotary to the of New York
Robert T-'-ro k. ♦ x-member of the state
! legislature of M;. -tchusetts. also call'-d
to pay his respects.
THE YETER %\ GENERALS.
Great Hrcepi inn« at Grand Rapids
and kalauiaioo.
Grand Hap. :s. Mi r. , Oct. 3) - The AUier
i party of campaigning generals reached
i this city tor.Uht. Tl.ey w» re given a grand
. reception her»» with a tor blight para ie
i and aa audience mat crow i-i the largest
I hall ir. the cky
; Kalamazoo. Mich.. <>:. 3).—Oen. Alger
an 1 hU party of distinguished veteran
n i ir.paigner* w»r» accorde I a royal ttcep
tian here • aftern on. Speeches were
mai" by O-r.* Alger. Howard, 3:- kles,
Stewart, ar.-i by Corporal Tanner, in Brnn
-- ; irk. t•s m- S pe-ople. G» n. L*-w
W ill i sp ke ; r:iith * to a crowltd house,
ar.i this evening there was a Lirv* tor h
light procession.
ANOTHER Sil,\ \TIO\ %RMY.
! The Episcopalian < liureb to H»r*
FvnagrlUt* in the Slomv
New york, —Tnc WorM mv« this
rnorr.lrtjr Th» Protectant Episcopal
rf .-h of the I'ntvi States about to or
g i r.iZf an arx.v of uniformed evangelists,
who w LI be und.T miitary discipline and
•ompire *i :i tb*- Silvr; n An;y and the
American Volunteers in the flt-.d of (. hri-*-
tian work among the poor. This important
prcjet t v.a" d«.-ci i- on Sunday it a
of promir •••n* ■ > rsy rr<-n from d.ff r
r-r.t part< of the country, hod in the
church rr.isiscn house.
The matter ame up for cons; leration
» v.e frn~ 4*o. be? sr* th* Parochial M:s
s.on S•• ;«*ty. A «v<mm.** • of this repre
sentative body was to investl
g.iv »he army p? " The inv- it gdtir.g
cotntn; 11ee report wi- r ; *ad and recom
mended the adoption the army.
A committee w»-< ip: it- 1 anl it will
at once to Cflßplrtt the details of
the -.r<ar,.xat;on. The plans w.i; include
th* 1 best fea:;ires of thi Salvation Army
and of t"e C. :r h Vrm\ if England, from
wnioh the f - ner orsr,in ration spran*.
and uniformed f-orps of trained evar.s-'.-
ls?s under m: try ■; «-■ p:.r>e w.ll be sa
• ■ •><! < *•' • - Th- --►* men a 1
tr * a " n • - stre-t* «.n! b-> i: !-v< by ban Is
? rr. The w irk «!r matelv will In
:V the » r . ■ nof laborers' homes and
-'••• " * "-.ouj - f r mm an ! rescue hous-s
for ( tl'en w imen .
M BS'DIE* FOH *TK X^IKRS,
Ameriofin *Ms»« f'rnnnt Compete on
the raclftp U Ithopt Them.
s, ~ ' • " ' >'• The Chamber of
Com HI tree • rttey i- rifted to Intii —t itself
ob?a r.'.nr - m - p-ot- "ive action from
** lir.rc * > American *h:tv
p -rig •••.-. c• 4 >» •" k ' 3k" V Mfffy : { 4 frfk
• ' r*WI 1 Hiimtlal to Wash
lb#ton * Ity 7 the
etty of some action in behalf of the ocean
rr * « -am< vp serv •. Un ler the national
ei ,,i i"
The memorial se-s '-.-b -ha- Japan is
e . x fie -e, ! « ••• '5 :r> —. «v;-,nifhip».
to be P rated under * sui -i y ] aw so m,.
*•"-< ' • '• "Mnn \ «*',♦:» fifteen
iBMCa* Hpaai. trfU l. - | m {y, V! , V .
a-' fno-n k/• m • rr-.-.v,~-o
a-i fturr. - It a.so ca!. ! s at*»r.tion •<> dH
'* ; ' »t Brv.iin i ; -e<iiy has a
•' 1 iS' m Jin- between
"' " ' : Ja: . - ! . - ,
. " "" ' '* ' • i «r.- !to
" «* 4 • ■ via n Sm»
*•' '« a.-> oai-i;n* at
J s . !;►=» - .Ally to rr. 411
*- *• »' ' f>'*r - p-av«- tTi "• W» and
' v *" l ' "* * ■ is of r.o u-«e
*Z mtTl '■* **• -o w.th
, "'J!* * ' "■* • «" the
v. r " : " p '' i ''- ijt »t
•-*< • *!ST> -S to 1,-t «'i-h
" r " '* •« -rms- Arr.-r
--. Vr * | fey Awrl-ia
Rl.< liI'TION U liiKRKTT.
«.lTea to the CmMalil nit<| t»«ir
er» of the HmnißKioß.
- - \ "•"•ep'iin
" * ' " Hstaan and
" ' " ** r * . -he r - -- ,„ r
x " ' IX ■ f» '
*
a. fr- -i .. J : «- n M
r<|Tty 9'Mdh
a • *■ T'\- .*
iemv, s>n \\ >-Uv r- for gear:*
s l>oW»»f 1 Manirr Trial.
-i*- e <1- j. +
» murvr !>•* pi_,
"* '' " trial S* ffert
I%e inroiv
"" • f *«•*•#. of t.ne
eRi -a '»>'-< «■ a msmw. art Plat
" *«« k ■ t ! %• S- "■ i'.
"'*• . Ak-r: •-,#
. { - walnec..- •» <f the parties.
* nt T art*run. I
"*"4 P ' i ( t <"V'» >
T-n- -» .•« »•'•. ~«s n a; rwj;r.t.-.-.l Pera
j v.43 a: Ta oata WxaX
A CHANGE FOR BRYAN
M KRLEV Bl TTOSS GROW JIM-
lIROIS AHO\G HIS HEARERS.
All Aloag the Ohio Valley the Sap*
porters of the Sonad Money Prin
ciple Confront the Popoerat—The
Sllverltes Applaud Vigorously
and Endeavor to Drown the Mc
kiaiey Cheers of the Well-Behav
ed Republicans—But There la Xo
Riot and \o Obstruction.
SHeubeaviile. Oh., Oct. CO.—Tha <rip this
mom-tug of Br-an through the Ohio val
ley districts, along the banks of the
o.iio. ha* Ven punctuated with cheers for
h.s opponent. Sandwiched in crowd* were
many badges of the- color which indicated
that the wearers were not very friendly
to the white metal at Ift to 1. There were
five stops before this place was reached,
and the c.\n«HdaTe addressed the crowd at
each from the rear of the car. There was
a stood crow I at Belial re and it was en
thus. »sttc. Bryan address-d them fifteen
rr.:n itee He said the free coinage of sil
ver would benefit the farmers, the labor
ir.:rm«-n and the business m» n. using pr«c
tlctliy the sim»- line of argument to sub
stantiate that statement as employed by
him on other occasions.
At Bridgeport yellow bearers were nu
merous, but shouters for the triple nomi
nee were strong enough to drown the
cheers for the can il late.
Bryan sp »ke three minutes. At Martin's
Perry sol i ba Iges were worn by a !ar<e
portion of the audience, and cheers for
M -Kir.ley alternated with cheers for
Bryan.
Bryan said that in this country anybody
coul 1 take the gold cure who wanted to,
an 1 told 'he story ■■{ a Nebraskan w ,-.o
sail her brother was a goli man without
gold. The silveritea appaii del vie rously.
As soon as the applause tiled away there
w nil 1 b»- cheers for McKinlev. A York
ville Rrv n simply app ared on the plat
form ar 1 a know '.edged the re» giv
en them.
To in-'.-town, O . Oct. 3V —Pen ns yivar. ta
was invaded by Mr. Bryan at It Chester
w-:en at r.on th ft train pulled into that
<»; *v j* \j l!«".n»-tl, a Bryan crowd,
an<l it snow-d its approval of the doc
trtn-s advocated by Mr. Bryan by shoot
ing ard Cheering and applauding every
tim» they ha ! an opportunity. Mr. Bryan
spok- three tim>s in Youngstown. the
fir«* from a stan<i erected in the
pub;;.- .qrjire. the next in the opera house,
wh h he addr- ssed to women, and th-» last
near t:\e Pennsy:vaß'.a dep«>', where he
sr->k frrm \ carr tg" At each T.ee-ing
the crowd w is large ar. i very enthusias
tic.
H s h it Y ;njrstown was .vered
to the lah. men near the dep-T. who
had c >ngre?-a*e,i there in s u-h numbers
*.nat r>:,> rar i iit>» cou'd not m-ak-* h;s
way froro the carr:ay* to the platform.
The nex* s*->o w.ts tn the c >-jnty in which
r . « 3 - ..e Re <-rb -an nc«m:nee. It was
a* A. ir.c and there several thousand
p.*rp> *"eT)f»i to tv- I—m<>--a - !" t>ii
d»*e twenty mtr »:es. I* was an appr°ci
.»• ve " w *. and the shaker
often. The speech wis a workingman'a
a' -- .« . - r.'-e -A t- —1 for
th ,; mjs* part r>' w .rktngm n.
There was another crowd at Ra
ven*. when Mr Bryan received anoth-r
<»nth . • ast le;r..>r.s• -at .n. He s'.Ake for
Ave rr nutes tiong *he «ame genera; line*
p;r*.»d hy htn .n former spee<hes At
K n* th re was i r • • " " on of the -r **d
Rav"r.a. and 11 rhiae a u semhi>- 1 Mr.
Bryan ap;>ea>d to t'ftm to •• udy the ques
t;-"ir. -f mo- 'yard ■" ',-j a •">..» , *» io
■ -1,; 't - -em. and "I'n to V jtt
as they thcug-st best.
<oi \ ii.i.E'S tun w \iiri>t«.
ttr t nn rt Holds That the
\rtr Town Most Psy.
< vrrtpia, Oct » _Spe.-;a'.—ln the «u
--...«» r y arr.* up '"eca*- of the
WaMrtaCtM ** nL Traders' Nj
t r.a Bank of Sp -ka-*. appel.ant x» A.
T W r.-er, -rsa«arer -f 'he town of Coi
v - -e<^"dent Th * was an arri-cat:on
- - » I' n-.r -rt f*>r i wr;t of mar.da*e
nr *.• a< im« of
«-*vv -a>' wsrr«nts ~*t
xhe - »• "i- T ese warrants *" r re ■« ,»d
- • » ; to>wr ne —•or»': whf **i
was heM bv ah- TO be ar. >tm#?i
--• >- *" r f *TJ A" IS
rt'". rr tau* i - :*"«>. ns
«s (e.i n«>w warrant* and *m imed the
debts f the cM -orr»->rat -r> Th- **>«:*: on
was taken by the *r«asarer that the
-.-a- • -a n h.t *. no rjrh to create this
deb' ajn -at *he r,*w charter.
T*- • «■ r. rem- r *h» a"*:rn
•-* •- ««-»es of --e e"d '•!*" .a making m
rroe rr.*- a*?d n*~;rr*;~g
TU i * < ■"* C - V.\- " *
warra- *s ar.d bold* that these caa» :tated
a MMal obligation upon the part of Hi ta
a . -ir « anl -ae terr.tory therwaf-er n
. . i-d » n '.ae «~>rt-cr*'e i.m.-* >f tV
- res- at t-swa. l>m p.eading in rh.s case
and oa an agreed iau«ai«at oi facai ta«
CT TU BRUTCK
A CRUEL STAB AT THE BARN-STORMING CAESAR.
New York Commercial Aih'*rt!s«r
supreme x>urt la of the opinion that Judg
ment should have heen for relator, and the
cause is remanded for further proceedings
accordingly.
HATTIE BLAISE DIVORCED.
Trnxton Bralf, l-ate Minister to Per
sia, *o Looser Her Haiband.
Boston. OcM'n A special to the Journal
from Augusta. Me., says Harriet Blaine
Beale, with her attorney. I>-siie C. Cor
nish. of Aug ;r-:a. Api« ar>- i quietly before
Judge Whitehouse. of the supreme court,
this afternoon. Mrs. RtMie asked for a
divorce from her husband, Truxt.wi Btale.
Mr. Cornish made a brief talk and the di
vorce was decreed.
T..e lib»-,an; pra\M for the custody of
a minor child. Walker Bla.ne Beale, aged
•5 months, ar.d waives all claim for dower
or akroony. The libel is indorsed. show
ing tha.; the process was on Beale
irt Washington City October 3, and no
opposition made to it by tb<e libelee-.
San Francisco, Oct. 2i).— I Truxion Beale,
whose wife, Harriat Blaine Beale, has
been granted a divorce, is very well known
in California, where he lived many years.
He is a .son of the late General Efrale,
who was stationed on the c. in
the early days and who left a large estate
a. m nr..dated here. Truxton If'-ale • nsig»d
in bu.-iness Tn San Francisco and was a
society and clut> man. He
served a term as rn.nister to'Tersia.
ELECTION OFFICERS.
The Gold Democrats I nable to Ob
tain Any Representation.
Taroma. Oct. 3t».—Special.—-Today the
boarii of county commissioners appoints
the various election boards for the com
ing election. In all cases the board gave
the Republicans a very shabby deal, and
there is much indignation aga:nst the
commissioners on this account. Both the
Democrats and Populists in the fusion
party claimed a representative each on
each board, leaving to the Republicans
th« thtrri. Th* RepviMlcan county com
mittee. through Chairman Fremont
Campbell, presen'ed an energetic r<"no>
strance aarainst this unfair division, on
account of th» fact that the Demo.-ra's
and Populists have no county ticket in
the feM. and that the Democrats awl
Popul s*s have consolidated and formed
one ♦icket. to be vote«i by the e'e tors of
both parties
W C. Sharps'ein. of 'he Taimer anl
Buckr.er Democracy, asked for recorni
tion for the Dem*>cratic p -ry. H * c'a m
el that there was no Dernicra-lc rar'y
a« ie frtm that he represented, and *hat
»h» Pn>pu!ists not claim re^gn'ti<>n
on a- count of the former Derm- -rats in
th# r ore an wit ton. He reefed tr<» reso
lution passed hy the conventions at El
>ns ;urg tumlr.jr the ticket the People's
r*v\- tike*. ar i d»n-ar ?«-i on M'atf
of the perr.o-ra*!e par*y one meimber on
e« *h precinc hoard.
The c .f»ioners, af-er lis*ening to
other argtiments. decided aaralnst Mr
Shams*cin, Tee»u«e *h* Demo>-rqts have
no evmty tl k«« ;n the fleld Th« r.ision
ists w.re 'hereupon ariven two oir* *>' th#
three e>'t:cn offi-ers fn each precinct.
OVERLAP IA\D < %«E.
Jndaces of the tatted «ta»es f lrcnlt
Court Evenly Dlsided tn Oplwloa.
Ji, n Tnneiseo. (V* T —By a majority
Pinion of the T*n »ed S-ates e r- tit wi-t
of apnea!* the tase of the Onpi * Ca!l
forn a Ralroud Companv ar.d others v*
<3*v»« better known a* th»
"Overlap 'and "-a-e •* ha* be-n de
a4v<,-...-v to the rover* Tl»en* J jd*e Ross
Mr.VrH th* or Con. con-vr-e ■ sn by
J idee Tfswley. Kftfllßf th* decision of
T ;'fe cji'S,,-* r.f 'h« n-ej-,- p " .jt eourt.
a"« 1 remand ng ca«e to the Iwr cour*.
with f o f.'*rr «s :t.
j.jdce V K'eana render*-! a di«sent!ng
ho'd -* wh Judir* O b»-t that
Orerm * Ca ifomta Ra Iroad Com-
r.ever * '• z" mate et-i"n .h*
,nd ra'fflt'd *o n bv the rov»rnrr.en' un
der the ec.rgr»«»lo-»l at of *«» v hut that
•be rich'* of the Northern IVa- fl.* Com
pany *■- I existed :nd*r the *rar.t of
he. 4 t v ev fc a 1 never V—n e »«»• ex»r
--« a v '• r-lone-1
v e <•»'» » a""»o»j'
yi ¥v a.-res :n the '.mmed a - e v: - *v of
Of, P.»'"i'is« of the divided
r -r) i-,f 'V. fo ir ;-:d*»* ; n • •mafer
t-e -a.se * ' prala"-' Ne exrrie-l • the «u
--pretne court for flr.a. h--a r.r.z
Rise In the Hank Rate.
ly-d-.-t r "~' * -T' * T*r-s w." ear n
:•* flrtanc \l «r*;-> »o-r-..-rr--* a •■**»» in
*>• >-.ank ri'e is almost • nev -a-1* on
T"' J "- , lar. C '1- r~ r t-at 'ho -aif
ex -hang* nat ruk' r- d exports
pr ' oanrm' » 4cut*ted That a
pcrr ira * beirr paid to th* tvoejses ur.-
ak'rgt 1 snipe t-.«
Condition of the Treasarr.
-r'-n r*ty. Cc* yv —The tr & *« i-y
•-day l-st r • g* l tr r1! and MS.** 1 *.n
w- •*-. eaves "he true arr-o .-.t of the
reaerve r 3.1^,^
U krat I p at OsWesdale,
O"' V Sr»---a Wheat
r--a t, 1 cents a-'re yes-erday. t e
price in (,?;» t«tr« Ntne---- '-j» of
tat crop «ii soid for its a taaa cents.
EDYTH SHEPARD WED
SHE IS A CiR A\ DR AI'CiHTER OF THE
LATE W. H. VAXDERBILT.
Married la • Caoatrr Chnrch Erect
ed to the Mentor? of Her Father
-llrr Husband, Krnritn I'abbrl, a
Member of the "*n*art Set of Slew
fork, hat liot Very Mealthy—The
Ceremony and tioeata Who At
tended It—one Oift of a Million
Dollar*.
New York. Oct. Another Vanderbilt
wedding took place today when Mi** Edyth
Shepard, daughter of tlv> late Elliot K.
Shepard and granddaughter of William
H. Var.d»rbiit, wa* msarrie.l to Ernesto
<3. Fabbri, whose father. t'ie late Ernesto
Fabbri, was a m-mber of the banking
firm of Drexel. Morgan A Co,
Mrs. Shepaxd is tie <-11csl of the four
EI »YTH HiirTPARD
•laughters of the late W;i im II Van
derbili and is a sister of t"orne!su*. Will
iam K.. Fr*<leric W ar>4 '«* r»'" W. Van
derb:lt. ifisi S*hepard ts a pretty. at
tractive and a ' «mj h"h»>i > >.ing ft »rnin.
Her mo'h#r .nh«rUed fi'»'v»'«> many
years ago. and her property ha*, it is
Mid, jncreavd fourfold. M.*» i»n»-pard
aa* !n*rM"i -"d at a grind *iH given fo-ir
j'-iw ago for herscif and hr coui.n,
M «« A i'l" S.oan»*. who was pre«"n'<»d at
the same time. TT.e fih« ;«ard and Jttotia
resident *, a* w- !. as that of tbe debu
tar.te-* grardmother. Mr« H liiam H.
Vander: '.t. were thrown open t->gefber on
that occasion.
The leaders of f* Je'y nor ><•? having
re*»;rr«d to t«vwn it waa ■l»i»rm.ne<l to
have the wedding tak»* p!» «* a* V'oo<l!»i,
the country seat of the ffbepards, and in
the pretty cnsmtry church a*- 8- arhor
ough-on-fhe-Hud +on the < er» m <-y took
place thi* mnr.n*. th«* It<-r. J >m Hi'!.
<"if the F f' h Av»« >'■ Preshjrter .in < \ rr f>,
(vrnixunly c*';"-d the aire *
r*hjreh," off. iating. asvis'ed by she K* f.
Dr. Francis.
T v «>
m-mirtat erectby Mr« to the
me«n'>rv of h»r la*" husband, was '■ . '-r
--a»-.y decorae—l wth and i'R*.
nr.i"y Vetng import" 1 for the
The gtieata, anv>n< *h:.m were
•^^iry of »"ader« of »o< .ety :n N»-w
Y rk <r 1 w»r-- irr:»d ' • S- ar
boro <*•. by sf». t, Tiir. mong' th-.«<e *'•
atter.'tin* the c<er»*m >ny ->f 'he VaoderMlt
f.tm ly w<r< \lr« W im VawiT" it,
gran tmotn»r • f the 'rt Se. rw ,j» Van
-1-? r. Mr« Mr« W I> «*.oane.
rt ar>i Mr* VV '.%'*> Mr. a-. 1
Mr*. H MrK. Twonsniy and Mrs and
Mrs W J g n efTe'ia. Amor* o'her
friends an<l gj- *ts *>r»: M-. ani Mrs,
r»*v-* fi'-r . M.n-v Mr* F» - Mr*.
Ernesto ; FaDhn. and B irrttt H.
R j*h» r.' rd aftl Hr.fj**rd Ts«
Tii ! of hoc, r was V Rrri.,y V Bk>ane.
*rse br.d'srna;'!*. M..*e I- ■* ■"■ •!"*. M «a
J".ji - .••'•srt! M - ; * F i'k. An*
»■ M -zan ia /ght- -of J F.»-rr <l* M .r.
gan, Alexander Fj n hrotiier of trie
brkle*rr»om. wa* -he MM wae. An b*
ers *« r» '>cr*e 1-r■. t. W ! »sm
f 5 Hft» August'.a P ?fr.« j i M and W. p,
Ottood
Tan *r " wi--- r.r * .* and c.-»• y.
Th» br.d- » *!f' from b--r in rth«-r waa a
check for I After -h- »-r*m ny
at. the cto r-n "he (ar 1 hrdai
pro*'ee<ie«l the »»';►*-anl mans; <n.
wiser*- wedding *i* »er*e<s.
;ea* y ifr >r! Mr*. f*abt>rt re
ceived cssgr.itula'»n» in the draw n<
rtntr. *hv* was pr»fas- > dworite«i w th
roses and m~v«anthfmMrri«.
Mr r"a"> ►*; ' naif an It* ».*» - h,r*h
and a•« »y one t 3 edaoati >n. taste, ba t.s
an-! aopearan e He i# nw g'xvi
of flo-iJ; -m ne.gtu a SeaM. He
bt? Mr arat:v*:|jr t:»;is m*3U.* aa4 is UK
ta uru.t*L
Eft.IIT-PAGE EDITION.
FOURTEEN LIVES LOST
Wreck of the Steamer Arago
at Empire City.
CAUGHT AT COOS BAY JETTY.
Br • Mora Tfeat Slri|»p«t
Of the « abin» With the People la
Them—lt UM at the >sar Pat>t
Where the Uhnlrback V% ef more
Hm W reeked—The Vessel Mil
Cars* a Loam, aad
Koorteea of Her Crew aa4 Pa»«
•eacert Drowaei.
San Francisco Oct. 30 A special to flu
CJironlcla from ManhAthl, Or.. says:
What hours a -*o formed portK>n« of
Cbe staunch Arajco. ana now tnuys
carried homo by rt>li. % hunter*, and four
:<er. lives *h«it formed a portion of the 111—
i .» ! uix r and its prtvivvus v-H.rjfo have
gont- Uwn into a watery «ruv« in on® of
:ht» x« dis'.resjsirnc accident* that has
t vtr ..apper.ed in the navigation history
of '-his port.
The .vtaajfr Arago left her dock at Ku»-
vin* t'Hy this morning with aix passenger*
ar«l T"W tons at coal, bound far »San Kran
, *co. proceeded on her Journey tM
the bar. It was th«n $ o'clock.
The weather w»s iwtsy. ;\nd the bar qidta
l.imp)', and at tiroes breaking. Kveryliil&B
looked apparently well to go to set, an<i
tae Arago * a?- hugging oSobb to the northl
♦tf-.v and traveling siow!>, when the first
breaker «".t» enc>ountired. This* ciicaei
the headway of the steamer. Then an
other caugAt her on the port how. and
ssrur.g her around. * third
with like result*. The Arago was then
clear out of her <*oursc. and before ska
ccul t he broug it around avail' he* stem
crashed against the lagged rocks of tha
ty, k-Kn k. in if a terr.b.a bole in her bot
•n. The
high subsided for a moment. \s if to an
c jiage the and crew in their
pertious P' -ition. It -was only for a mo*
m« n t. though, until the waves began ttt
d tM ov.f her again, sweep ng her dccka
trom stein 10 st*rn. The second breaker
swept overboard the after catkin. \%ich four
s.eer-ite ; a>.- <ft Tit an.l a couple of mem
bers «>f the <-.;linary department, wha
■s\ re irowned .tke rats, the same sea car
rying away the smokestack.
Reed sounded the whistle of dis
tress and ordered his men to man the Ufe«
boat!". Though a moment of dang«r s
truer or more obedient seamen never
served under a master. There was no ex
cited rush this or that way. The boata
were lowered. Second Mate Ranks waa
■n command of one boat and the first mata
in command of the other. The passenger*
remaining on board and Oapt. Reed had to
take to the rigging, the house hre&king up
with every The remaining lifeboat
had been washed overboard.
John Norman, a passenger, was clinging
to the forward riggtnr. but was not strong;
enough to climb up out of the breakers.
Every sea s'retched him out at arm's
length from the shrouds until, exhausted,
he cried good by and let go. He waa last
seen floating off by the stern.
The men in the boats were battling wills
the terrtflc s<>a. The first mate's boat cap
slscd tw!oe, the last time no one appear
tng on the surface but the mate, who
-w am to the second boat. AH this tima
the lifeboat was making leeway against
the bre.«k<»rs. Then came a calm spell and
the .Jetty was rounded. It was two miles
to where a lan.ling could be effected. Ily
this t?me th« life-saving crew had arrived
>M\ the scene and took off the remaining
survivor*. Capt. Reed being the last to
leave the ship
The Arago * ink In Ave fathoms of
water ten minutest after she struck. TTer
cab.ns wers swept clear with her decks,
and that all the llv ■« on board were not
lost is a wonJer. The Arago is lying on
th» beach not too yards from the hulk
that marks the remains «>f the wha'.rhadr
Wctmore. which was wrecked
years ago. The
wreckage, a;vl only the two masts of t?J«
steamer ar* vlafble. Nona of the bodies
have been recovered.
The lost. a* far as known. are: John
Norman. Marshfleld. passenger; K. M•«
CJraw, of CoquilJc. pwnjpT; K1 chart!
Wil'w, Oak I a ml, Oregon, pj»**.>nger: W.
Hi Brown. chief er.gtn^r. WHIIjm Whlt«
tie, fireman: Brick Wall. rtreman; An
thony McC*»i*. (Ireman; Richard "Patter-
Mn. ••i-w.ir!. F. Fernandi*. chief cookj
J Krugar, sailor: Henry Sanders, sailor]
Bad. the mes-, boy.
A larrnw KM*ayr at Va.
S-jr Fr.m ~co. Oct. 20 The Rrltlsh *hl|»
Losing. which today arrive from Swan
nia. reports havtr* hart a. narrow rscapa
from h-tng ran down by «. Itmiatr »fE
Po-.nt Ar-n i *arly thi* morning rapt.
I{atlld<i says bis vwd was lylnK about
fen mil«*s south of Point Are-rut, In pltcfc
darkness. at 1J 15 o'clock, wh«i sod dent?
the light* of a steamer in baiiawt »n<|
north-bound loomed up off the fa*ni«lnsr'a
how Th»» src;iniT crossed the TMMt'l
path so near That tbo ship'* forebracea
<>n h<-r port std* (otiM th« steamer'#
bridge. yet n'» d was done.
Indian Ffablnc «fho»»ff I.Mt.
Victoria. H C.. o**t. 20 —fl^peciaL—Thgi
Indian tH; ng »>-!v>inor Nootka, h-ia
be#n wr«---k- d "ft f*apa B'-ott. So k>sa of
n'e Is lnv*-lTe«1.
Jxrr im TaiiUrd has been foil
tr *t a' the aaatses, fn ownec
•\*r. t '*h the c ,irg*> of mining ewlndlinjf
on whifh he « n on fh» eve of
h!.« departure for Hawaii on tha fcVarri
moo
IRAIEVfI WAOKI.
ft l.aok* as Tbo««h th« r«la» Waal*
Order a Mrlltr.
«An fntv eco, <e" 20 —The fact that
- ion saf "-rs two cr«»w» to leava
•he <-oai hark <">*th»rer on JHndsr. an«i
rhi ,t .he IT I -e«d«*l m getting: aallors to
*h!j> «f >h» new of wage*. 122.W, bjr
securing 'he aid of police to keep unlott
-r.en awn-.' frnm the v»>*«el, la ren-»ra!iy re
rattled aa a s gnal that a »»r k» is ltwoi
r:..r. a- a u»''w list rigfe* the unlot»
.«se«l -he cut in wage* mad*
tyy .>,» ftv vownere' A.*»o» .arion. and thera
was' a r*r *»r'imert again** a **rtke,
« T.aio-i'y Of t-.oee pre-ier.t ta
'gnore the association afogeth»r.
arg'»e*l "ha* the la'eat arheditle annminrej
by the a*a> was Vl®* the living
mark a d *hat 'he refyaal of
m'-n t.-> areepr it wo"j!d for<'e the asao'.ia
tion iark to l>»
df>n't <~ar+ what *b« *«*oriatioi»
4O#V* *a ) Bo«rr#tarr FJrwh. of th«
ur.-.-yn "Th!* union baa tak#o no art.oa
and y*'. th# lamVr •rbootVi'r f""h»r!#« H«f(-
**' i. a'' *• *>#lnir d###rt»d hy tiro or ihr*n
t»# .-*«*! to pav t*>. So far »h# John
<.*. Pot 1 * ar*d th# Oa?*.#r*r ar # ?h* ortijr
¥#«»#:• ti"-»t h.av# «*<nir»<l t»-w» «• th# r.~w
•i r -jr-j Th# ».»«<vU - ' l >n ham r>rov#n U*#]f
unr#-«. r-aH# atvl r;r>'a:r No .w*al# of
(<!;«•«, Hov«v#r low. win aatiafy JL Fir»t
• »»•■,•»■j to rom# from l+< ♦© |S». now
1» uer It claim* it !* forr#«t to m tJc»
- 4 <• i' on »crwißt of <1 Uil Th%t
<5 -wi r » »'«} . J w#fj in fa-# of th» fau»t
t-at fr#'g•"<t rw?#». both lumber and
hav# *on# .p.
•*T # t-ulb <, th#y #xp#<' , t th« rn#n ar|w»
«r» ■••••*? •-x !n or A't«k» T*«i*fai tt> Of«r«
• :ork fh# rrark* t. Vit »h#s« m#n «r«tt*p
yrs-*r:r #v-n!v aloogr th# C-*»#t. and many
of th#nf «ton't oar# to work tn tb# w'Bt#r.
.*> that ' #y <-?■■> no* aff#ct lb# demand of
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