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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER.
fcTxisn- xo- "*•
\* <7— a "h if
■juand* shipped from the fcast, which are in
I pto*it several v%ecks and on arrival stored
I\'o warehouses, so that by the time the con
lmjotr procure- it, it is old and stale.
I «C. & L." Coffee is equal to any Coffee
Ileitis in this city ,rom 2(>c to 25c.
I Special price for today and tomorrow—
I 10c PEP POIND.
W" fOs. 104 AMB I«l FIRST AVeX( KM)ITM, UKATTLR, w t«H.
pOondyke...
I The Commodious and f€ P(\rt\in(i"
I Fast Sailing Steamer lUII id ila
I Leaves Seattle Sept. 10
Oat Then. Bt. M.cb»«;« ie and Aiaaka. rnouth of the Yukon river mak
with * h ** m * r Cudahy. Hamilton. Hea<v Power
Fa«mg« r« will be iar '<l at Orel# City, Fort Cudahy and Kloo
aim-* ac or t>«fore June 12. iix
| fire, Including Soard, ~ .
I Seven Hundred Dollars \J& / vll
■ four end quartz mines bought and soid. Investments in mining: property
®*twr expense of sending agents. Our agents and experts are on the
■ ir t tsc' t>een for y-AT*.
■ fttSllwue letters of rr-dtt on our company at It# pcats-Clrcle City. Alaska.
■ gjf^tCudaii*. Dawson City and Klondike gold fields. Northwest Territory—at
BtiStfp * i p" r Mnt
■ taking p»m*f on steamer Portland employment win be given if they
■ a lgßt estth* and Hanking steamboat wood at the rate of 14 per cord.
I u.'P<t4ek« of aupplNs of all kinds will be found at Fort Get There and Ham'.l
--■« a tk< !<o*«r Yukon. For particulars apply
Ihtk American Transportation & Trading Co.
I *o. 61* First A venae, Seattle, Waab.
I DIHKC TORS.
■ ttTßealy Michael Cudahy Chloagn. IIL
■ _....JJsw»at!. Klondike <Jold Held*. John Cudahy Chicago. If!
■ itltn Ft. Cudahy N W T. Kmest >. Hamill cr go." in.
|. W*%t* Chicago. 111. Pcrtwi ft Wrarf Chicago. lij.
SPOT
YOuR OUST ro US YOU KNOW
EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE GETTING and CC I C4SH
WOIATCkT lNSri*o 0' BC To«NS f<*OM SOME Cl*t
SAV6 £XPRE.Ss CHARGLS *no Commissions
JoslM ay E R ROS.
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS.
116 Cherry St. « e ' a,l ° e "/05 Second Av.
I / r c*
®!e kllalsakl, (ira4aate Optician, tins Her tifflrr in t»«r stnre.
THINGS WERE ONCE DULL,
HU .aOh THtV
• aaaii
\VK SELL IT
j. SELLER cSr CO.
J I The Knox...
L; fc ...Fall Block
I?! T\'' A' • V ■ N
THE GOLDSTEIN HAT CO.,
Hop Pickers' Blankets...
Y KKV CIIKAP
Wancfjcturing Co.. 1110 First Ave.. Seattle.
FASHINGTON RICE MILL
;s: F>urt s P. a r « x
: • • I Ik mis Of -J«e »lway« on
s r 4 . food :• f.j ti a -.,-aworas aJ
M. pi'RrYA co.. r^rTT^T^-
ONE OFHt'E FUK TIIKEL
Of Cour>e. Each Party Would
Like to Have It.
NEBRASKA THREE-RING C'RCUS.
DenMfat*. I'epslUtt aw 4 «M|*er Rr.
fuMtmm Atfrer «,n Frr* l olntfr
■«d tfce <>rriiarM of Hr;sa, bai
Are DrgdlorUrd si Ulntmrm of
>ot»inittlon foe laprmr Jti'tK
HitiialUi • hsirp.ip i Ktptaaatlua
of Prosperity.
U.VOOLX Neb S*-pt 1
aniane-e of the Nebraska rre* sll.jr
,r "'* *w givea good headway today Iqr
three large conventions held tespe-tively
oy the Laemorrata. Pr.pctfsta and Free
Keuy bli«"ans. These gstherirtg*.
*'*'.'»«lijeted un<i»-r separate organisations.
*' '3 perfect harmony, and when
routine work had been d,spo«ed #f, the
r» preamtative* at tbe united parties gave
tn<~ir attention to i lirfr ~ asi i by leading
free silver idvorat**. Tbe BoniaaiKia of
a fusion state ticket seems assured.
Lnjritig the morning the Ivir« rwtie
" t * t L. r Tr: traJ c ' 3 ® Blt! ,'** agreed upon C.
■ A swailrngi-r, of Alma for temporary
! ebn;rman. the Bllver Republicans seiect-
I ed K F. Unu. of (Xnaha for the same
j ptMinon arxl the l'.»pu*lst state central
j r mmi'teo decided to leave the election
i of a temporary rhairmaa to the conven
tion. The three c-onveations were call* &
J to order at 2 O'clock this afternoon, the
Popul.sta meeiifig in the I-ansi,-,k theater,
th« Democrats ia the public hai; and the
Silver Republican* in the ¥. U. C. A.
»liditorlum. Had there been m hall in Uie
j city 'arge enough 10 nccommooat« the
j crowJ. the thre*- conventions wouid have
| U-*n merged into one.
Haul a >l«ar«- of Spoil*.
The Democratic es>cvention waa the
enthusiastic of the ihr<je. The hail
waa ruled to Its utmost capacity. Tne
feature of the opening was the dri-bu
tion «f State Chairman I>ablmao relative
to the term* of fusi-jn He saltl:
want th»» Populists to understand
that the DsmcK-iats demand their share <«f
trt»- fruita of fuMon We have conceded
the bulk of the offices tu th-.
hut w< ti'.ink we have a rigut to the »u
--preme judgeship, ai d when this conven
tion apopints Its conference committee and
adjourna for the afternoon. I insist on ev
ery delegate working wttn the Populi>t
brethren and urging upen them the neces
aity of grantiriK ue thi* oflke."
tu thv*« remarks is Is apparent that Mr
Dahiman anticipates *om«- difficulty in
• fle<'ttng a fusion that wouid be satisfac
tory to his party but his foar did not ap
pcar to k»- generally ahared.
Some Orlhitduv l'o|»ull»tu.
Temporary Chairman Shalk-nberger
m.iii a let<gthy speech. He assort «-d that
thf mSssi'.jn -jf the party u to
<-.>tnl.iut the do-trlnes of r.roi*>ction and the
* >M standard. and continued.
* For th* past ten years the old-time
leaders cf the Democratic party In this
state have led the party away from the
prir .« a:.d t»...- of t\- .
rounder* of I>~mocTaoy. and rt>nv'-rftsl t;v
--! an-..- i::to «•. • m « f <•:•< iru : • • i
tar otto* and into a bur**.*u f r : i.-
bution of Federal patronage. and have de
livers the rank and hie either into other
point" ui parties or fxwnpelied them to with
hold thetnaelvta entirety from the councils
of their own party. I hare b««n cha ! -
fc-nged to state any fundamental principle
of the ivnwxratit party that Li .i tivtn#
U*H> today, In answer to that i will s«y
tftat twenty-oiv- ago there were born
two whelp* of the Republican party while
that i>urty waa overwaelrmngly In pcmr
■ the high pr»««e**tlv»r tar.!t and fh>* gold
standard. £»•> k;ng as th<*y shall exist us on
the statute book* of our country it shall
be th«- mi.~»>!on of the Democratic party to
Slav them both.
"We ar- in favor &t a fift>-cent dollar
If a fifty-cent dollar anything. It
means a dollar with one-half of the rrnr
«r.**lng fjuwer of a certain eth* r dollar.
The dcublirir in price of -very bu«h«i of
wht at in America m'»w that every dollar.
*o far as wheat is concerned h *.< becoma
a flfty-ot-nt dollar and that the R#*r»uhl|o
arj party la* r»>>k-ina with the rrxt of the
country In the f*ll of the doli.-r an«i rise
In value of the farmers' products.
"Hl-metailtsts are advo« ,itw of high
price*. The irold standard, carried to its
i*>KttimaTe <*omlin»ion. a* advocated by its
Buwt distinguished supporter* means a
dollar of the gratest purchasing powpr.
and c>• the ioT*>!»t possible
{rues for the product* of labor.
( onf«>l«n as I *nal.
Th* PopulLst convention wis character
ized by confusion, as the delegate* IrnUt il
on cheering for their party and th-dr If.ad
cre. Temporary Chairtn ui powi>r« made
t »f «rt *jw»- *h. in which he urged har
moni'ius action by the allied partis an l
counseled a spirit of conciliation on the
part of the Populists.
The silver Republican convention exhib
ited very little spirit in e*hni«tlr? Its
lun* power, and there serf empty s»»ais
throughout the hall. Temp.icnry Chalr
naan F. D. I»o<»ml* made a short speech,
unrlna the foro-a to he-p to??:her and
join hands In eo-oper*tin* with the two
other parties in convention.
Tt thr»H» contractions th«n appointed
th«4r <-oTnmK?**es and t<*ok a r» x 'e«-<
At 4 o'clock She delegates tntVrM In
the state house grounds and listened to a
n<iinl>er ot addressee by W. J Bryan, ft
(Vmr-omtn Charles T.>*n<\ tlen.
Wf »w and others.
Just before r«*«» permanent chairmen
w-re fleeted «• follows- Popu''at conven
tion. W. A Pointer. of Boone county;
IVmo-Tatic rnvntv, Attcrcey O. r*r • 1
XV" uc' *v t flltff T?-> j- ib«
I'cans A J
The P>?>uHst convention waa called to
onler at f'"W bv Cha'rmars Point-r. «ho
took occasion to idmenfeih it d*-i**■*!-■*
to dep«>r: th- mwlvei as « nt>me«, and
th* dignity conferred in the
word **P«H*u!lj»* "
"the l*tatf«»e«Ms M «<- h
*Tf.•* r\r*r * of
the rational platform adopted at St.
T,« \.WI It reiterate* the sov*'ty cf the
pa-iv to the free ootr.s*e of silver at tha
r;<»lo of 1* to 1 The platf.Tm »-Tgratu
l«t««s ffli; >m J Brv»n "wh th>ngh de
feated Is s'.ll triumphant who hx*it *
neither rank nor rVhes. Is »tIU the ro«:>t
tv-pulsr cttts** in tne r^pubitc
X''»» ' > ™ - ' " • t w -i. T
reported. speec l .es w»»re na<ie by J. P
tv<«v«r f jwa "C- ne~ P».» cf
T- a • '• - •
- \\ \ - ♦ ** "" " 1 * ' .1
N» carried, by the Pof>u!!»t» »•••«: fall.
In jh- #S;'v«r Repuhis-ar c wi-« ►>-
r ■ .-*t :i vrjcf * v--"* 1 *■ s. » ' n ■ •
► r n ah'ch t fc * rr ' <
i
The aras finally settled by leav
tr.g the eeVcctl va to Chatnun Wiamr,
who made ft ' "< r- -
I' m Jd »d * *■ r F -
r ' a.*>* d» ~ r»« V- » t • • h it. f
j-.r'd coinage of fcoth g>>!d an-d «• v r it \\*
rathk of !*► ?o 1 whoa : watt! r far t-«
««o; .♦*«: -'f any t .*" ♦»' 1' dem»r ;s
that ill »m> r shall • by -h* v
,rr*n t cf th» l'r e-1 #'* * an- . -
- '*- .-i -
ly tor n# ** ■:
agalo*t ct»m %•* .4. '• *» *■■ i
» ag d •sa»rt#"l 'is* pftr.clpi?* t*
ci 3 ■ * * 5 ~ * R *t - v
1„ i* in '.Hs and "> r- "* c il
lebor It favor* an SW m> ' \ » d ie
j .■ «* *f.e present ar
R'tart"!# ppoaj-ertty It a>v«. :r» | *r;
We r f c -ji«
tha c*K»irtry atvl the *n»trs '* ■
U. ittfW- ;• - h» r• * g h- . f
' and a *(■ Vtai
» _ i Hi#
b 4 ' a - • X *
W. J. »*i e -a eai«.ag -ka
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON*. THURSDAY. SEITEMBf.it _>. H97.
a~d wa,t c»l! d ■ "** rla'foraa. where he
BJsd* a very wrief J^eecii.
Tbe Dancers ts w-at ilstlr owf»r«i(*
eewwitiw to th Mm amMy of cors
mltts--* oa'fi Instructed tonight. The
platform indorses tfce Chiaar© platform
and denotiM?** tfen attempt Blade to se
cure tbe retiremer: of gre«nbaclts. dep'orea
- l*sg t~« Hawaiian qu 9 ion
and • xtenda f>'.-rr>®tn7 to tb» striking min
er" AT;st a r.str" *r of *;*#ch»s the roe
v- a lon t k a *►. «a» us-.; n,. i
llr«rfl<M-t»><t e» the OHl<re».
At 1 o'ci-v'k the ecamStM was te a
d'-*d?<rk mi:h no hr fonoe. T e
m*>- ;ir,« a (fl imb-r n but
as H- *r a.* can b ;«arrwd four tißeu a- r*
taken early la ti»- • ventn* oa which ?ar*y
»h- ild get :h supreme jwlge nomtn.«'io9,
but tfcey ail tied. -
At 1 3§ o'clock '.fc* c "nmi'tee wa« eoaaid
cring Um lon of r*por ing back to ilw
conventlo& and r- lirg that a ma€
e<7nvenUoa h Id .»nd taai each de'.rga-
IScn he enabled to take a full vxe.
At 2 o'clock -hla scorning the c imnHttee
sr. •> atili In a d«-.*d;>> k. All kinds of prop
c-*ir.wiu to" agr» »ent had fc en rolel
d-ern. FfllUa J. Brraa • u called In to
advise with the ccmittee. The conv>*nttons
ar- st 11: *j* rr.h i » ~l:ing to bear fr .m
tr»e commit tea.
* «•-himr la Settle If.
At 2JI a. m. 'he conf-rerice committee
mile the folio*ing report to the three
" We rec .mmerd that tbe three conven
tions separately and oallot for
judg». Ail ahatl continue
until one man shall receive a majority
of two convention# before another ballot
Is taken. The regents shall be giv»-n to
the part tea which do not secure the
Judge."
The report was adopted by tne Demo
cratic convention, but the rommittev was
not discharged.
The Fopu;i#ts adopted the cot 'age home
for their party emblem, the fame symbol
as the Colorado Popuiists have cbosen.
The Sliver K'-; ibh.Ans adopted the Lib
erty beii with a crack in it.
»KTH L4)H I'tiK NIIOR.
t Itlaen*' I nlota lttUor*e« Him. Re
liabllean* Will Lavk lil*e»* bere.
NEW V- <FiK B*pt. I.—The boroughs
committee of the Citizens' l.'nion has nom
irmted S* 'h Lowe for mayor of Greas.tr
New Ycrk.
Congressman Quit:*, chairman of the Re
publican organisation, has repeatedly as
»erted that the nomination of Mr Low by
t-,e atijrn*' l'n: n would drive the R< -
pu6lkan org «ru.2ati«in to look for a candi
date elsewhere. A .<pe.-iai measeng-r ieft
this . ;i> late toright for Northeast Har
bor, Me., wuh th- letter of the Cttiaens*
I :» notifying Mr. Low of bu» nomina
tion.
II llruLe ihr Keeoril, hut W Hrok.cn
WIN FIELD. la., B-pt. I.—The record
breaking deadlock in the Tenth district
Republican convention was broken today
by the nomination of J. D. Palmar. Ht
*j.s cbos*n by acclamation, on motion of
\V. D. Cop p. his opponent, from Henry
county. The end was tvachtd after Mil
bai:.»ta bad been taken, to.-h r-salting in a
tie. m _
HeLatrla Named for Senator.
COLUMBIA. S C„ Sept. L-The sena
torial primaries K ive McLaurln a plural
ity of liKOOO over Evans and lrby.
*ll.l KH i*OKS IKill \ AG US-
Ds* to ti'tluD of Intiinn iiVfeniMrnt
in ot Eirkaage.
NEW YORK. S« s«t.. 1,-ljar sliver m.ide
a r.i a re< ord in this market today. The
quoted price WJS Sl> 4 cents an ounce,
rents below the previous low rwffd. The
fall is accounted for by the suspena! m
of the sale of India consul bonds for
ten weeks. This 1* e*i ivalert to »hutt: - <
off the supply of exchang* on India, and
1* likely to result in a rise of Indian ex
-...ir.se t > the gold shipment p nt, and
is regarded ns removing one of the sus
taining factors to the price of silver.
At tcd iy 1 price of sliv. r bullion the
value "f the rthcr in a standard sliver dol
lar is 39.42 cents.
LONDON. Sept. I.—The following notice
was posted at the Bank of England today:
"The of state for India in coun
cil, gives r 'ce that the »«: of b-'is of
exchange on Calcutta. Bombay and Mad
ras has been suspended for a period of
not ie#s than ten weeks."
The governm mt has v.-ry little money In
India to draw on owing to the famine
and plague having rendered the colleo
tl< nof taa■•« slow. Tfc.- r*> *~nt t;me mar
bo opportune to aceust m Jn-liars to the
r.{ gold nst- i.l <>f - •. r. th ugh t
would r.* t have been attempted had not
th* warrtty of money arts* n.
CITY OF MEXICO. Sept. L-NVw York
exchange today stood at II 42 premium.
Th* demand from Knrope for 5 per cert,
silver bends of this *o% n rn- nt continues
unabated, and the bonds hav* been stead
'• v rising In prices. Th - :s th* most r*-
rr •.rk if- • r '.anria! feat ;r~ of the money
market here
v ronrHOWhK tr niw>.
M yirr«' strike on Eve of OrttUneat
-rrtn» of foul \ ff.-cti-i*.
COI.rMBTS. Os I—President
Ratchford of the United Mine Worker*,
returned fr -m St. L* : » t ' ay. and several
rr*mh- r* of the national • vrutive board
are al*o h*re to attend the m»«'Urj of the
wh>h has been postponed VT|
T r-d i? The board »fl -on« d*r a prop
o■" n f th» org for the
- ~*r* that d strl*' -or- • r~ to work
9* «•» i * I - r-* iri " • .n of
d'T-'rcn^s.
< !.K\ r ! NT I S nt ' *t!on
of the news regarding the negotisti nnt
w dch J? la hor*d wit; < d the coal mln
e- strik y.\M aff- •" <1 th* «v. • rr.nrk** !n
this city. Purrha*er« 4r * r-it-• ac< f
t- r.g >rlv 'n sir an i- •*« N"*arlv
»'i 'he tors ar *w nf:r-.- thv the *?vl
of the trouble !s roar at hand, hut the*#
a-" a few who express 1 \>h»
>-•" All are awal* nc »>• tv tl-g of the
miner** at at which
th* t**w nmt«oaiti. witl N- cr>r.«rl»r*d
prrrs»rßO s*p? r—w p r*-\rmit
r "- ' N>ir a-d Cl*ve!and
r thfi ever nr ths
* i- i*nr» <*f V« ampaey ?•> r
..-_ T T V am> haa-rg - -harge tha
«, rrr '- v .* -r- ' : i» . » • «. .., .»,»
' * ■ •*" * ' fan R-e rap
' v ' ' ' "' rv ;i a wi". -> 3 f*
as a'<"fact.
"Uffji rna>« Oat
• •• V -v-3 I Th* - nail
" r ' ta «»> * • r. ; o m ~A fr, l
toiiay a- ' < ! the mfn»ra *j% < about
n th* Chrl*tr F> -• v»TT*r H
TV- \! - « eral a- f r - t - ,„•*«•
- -• «»t f • ■ , « .o.
r,rM ' I,v » " ! ' r * -• n ago. "it
* *;' '• '" v 1 - --M >i»v- to
tod • V th* drman lr - j ;Ur , ton .
+ mnt Ik* at.te
% ' - - :• #
M «*.- - .... / . irr< l
»• -TV* »• . h prepare ♦•* ..
?> ■?• !■ . « - a
r!\.*n ' 'Jv* 1 •*««—t
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r.-t "t.tmad« an.! " a-pia *>:«<♦ owo
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N Y . offi.ulTy
X * * T t " *' • M>rgan *
Co. rt-m -tiag tr* N rth*rr.
tvorgawhte - : kw« *>i<s a
t «e bioek of North*r» Paa«e thtWMk
w l l'4 j;r i.-",-ral;y efes.-.» up tha syadt
cata t ' ?• of the tarn,;*. Th,,.
>f - xi.
and tae prkrr a? wuh -r r*»t.
CO VMRERLALV>i PAIS RALM
r,.& tain atATt.<*. La*> ncs,
mglists, ct-rs asu Et-ssa.
lit IS ASM TO ST.il'.
No Attack on President An
drews* 1- ree >|»^eeh.
THOUGH OPINIONS MAY DIFFER.
I nrpora*)»■ mt Hrrnri t «lTrr*itr
A*W« ll« Prr«i4rai ta M litidran
Hl» —TW «h«lr
Trsßhlr I)«r to Hi.a|>prrllra.in B
'• I rre Ia Hold and Exprr»«
Hl* Una Opinion*, hat Khoalrf
Take Ltm Part ia Palltlra A Let
ter Kr«a Rirhard Olaey.
PROVIDENCE R L. Sept. 1.-T e
corporation of Brawn university loiay
% oted. after a Jo.:* meet in*, to r*t|«t*st
Andrews to withdraw his fesig
r.tfion a* president of that institution.
The request was • ratx-died in a rerO'.ui?n
containing if- fallowing to the prestc.*nt
of I?r wa university:
"The corporation of Brcwn university
has this day receive*! with *h? greatest
r< gret your resignation as president. I*
mist earnestly request* that you with
draw it. It eoncalves that It is written
without full krow;<~dge of fcie poaiuon
of the corporation. With the earnest
hope that a statement to you. bearing
the formal sanction and approval of the
governing body of the university as a
whale may bring us again into hearty
accord, the corporation desires to as.sure
y v>a that it in no way sough: tfte sever
ance of our official relations, which, sa
as it knows, have been most cordial
from the of your acceptance of the
pr-*id* ncy. The only vote and only ei
}
tion hearing upon the Question at issue
was at the last June mating, and con
sisted of the anointment ot a commit
tee to confer with you as to the tuterests
of the university. The extent of the au
thority thus given its committer was that
of conference, which it fully believes you
would unhesitatingly admit was «t legiti
mate and friendly exercise or its privi
leges, relating in the terms of the vote
to the interests of the university, which
you have closely at heart.
I heir illßrrlnk view a.
' It is perfectly true that the vote in ques
tion WiM occasioned by the differing vitas
entertained on the one hand by you and
on the other hand by moat and
all of the number* of tha cosiK-raUon us
to ths free and unlimited coinage of sil
ver by the United states, so far at least
as affecting the interests of the university
and the fear that your views, publicly
known or expressed. might, perhaps, in
s me degree, be assumed to be n<* merely
individual. It was not in our minds t >
pn*crtb« the path in which you should
tresd, or to administer to you any official
rebuke, or to restrain your freedom of
opinion or 'reasonable liberty of utter
ance.' but simply to intimate that it
w mid be the part of w -dom for you to
take a Use active part in exciting par
tisan discussions, and apply your ener
g:« s more exclusively to the of the
college.
Freedom of Thnnghl Is *»fe
"Having as it behoves, removed the
n*ir *pprehe:isi >n that your individual
views on this qu'trtion represent thoee of
thts corporation and the university, for
vhich misapprehension you are not re
sponsible. and whlcb it knows you too.
would seek Lo dlsp'l. the corporation, af
firming its rightful authority to conserve
the Interests of the university at all times
fc< every h>n>rabie m-ans, and espt la:iy
desiring to avoid in the corduct of the
university the Imputation even of the
consideration of party questions or of the
dominance of any class, but that in the
language of its charter, "in this liberal
and catholic institution ail members here
of -hall erKw- full, free, abs<*ute and un
interrupted liberty of conscience.' which
Includes fr« dom of thought and e*pr-»-
sion, it "annot f el that the divergence of
views upoc the silver and its
eff.-ct upon th university you
and the members of the corporation is an
adequate cause of separation between us.
for the corporation is profoundly appre
ciative of the great services you have
rendered to the university and of your
grtxl sacrifices and love of it. It there
fore renews its assurances of highest re
sp< et for you. and txpreenes the confident
hope th.= t you will withdraw your resig
nation.**
The vote on the «übj<*"t was practically
unanlm-His, and tak-r. after speeches hid
b- • ma !. by nearly every member of the
corporation.
Ol«ej's Urniiit l'rote«t
A letter from e*-S- re'try of State
lit- hard Olney. adiressed to the faculty
and hearing upon the controversy be'ween
the corporation and Pr a lent Andrews,
was read. It was dat--d R»too. August j,
ad>ire»vd to Prof. Benjamin F. Clarke,
and says in part:
-I thank voti ' r a <-opy of the open let
ter bearing your signature, addressed to
the oorpor.iMon of Brown university by
mer-Wrs of the faculty of that Institution.
It pr--.-nta grave i-siie*. As you know I
,lo n* ? a th Wf it I und*r«tan-l to i«
r»r Ar-.drews vi-ws r> the free
coinage of silver, hut I stror.gfy depre* aie
the action of th* corporation Indeed upon
th<* frroui%4 that nothing could \
Wtt*r •■ah-lifted to give currency and
weight to those just as nothing
would give a greater tmt- tu* to tariff re
fer: < tha * at attempt tv the auth s
of Han rd colleae to <Us>-if>i;ne l"Te«d«r.i
EH tt for bis well-known sentiments re
speotlr* fr-e trade The true oljeruon,
however to the course pursued towanl
Dr. Andrews by the corporation of Bruon
un-veroitv is its Implied in. cation <t
the doe trine tiiat any institution of learn
ing »h aid ahov.» all thmas iret rich, and
th*r--for* sh ' iii «jui»re its teaching* and
Jimst 'he utterances of Its faculty by tho
it.-.r «t. jr.l raiments of those who. for
th* tirr* beii.g. are the n b men of tha
community The demoralising and derrai
ir.if -haraster ot this d -trine your letter
sjiQy and th*r*br entities you to
th* gratitude not ©r.:v of American rtti
fee-.'ge- *rai« t 'Of an well VteOMrs to
Brown university particularly."
t> ,4H!«TtM H *TIC PR 41 H.
I»retended Heir of the Qneen s *nr
urfin \% ho *n Indlei Rnnki.
S' S Sept 1 Th<* f «
have arretted at the Langham hotel Sl
llarrr W*stw-m! Cooper. M D bel!«*v*d
to i* or.e of the roost n* rioa* fa-k
sw -d'-rs in th* w rid. He is want-5 in
the Eft ar.d tn hi* trunk wer# fou-. 1 »
lot if e>rtlft*sl checks and draft* whi h
the police believe to he bog^as
,v<.r-r rla: mad to b* * nephew of tha
• S- - Ast.- v C> ' i r. surg-o-- to Q.*e
\ -t -rta and to have auere«ded to h;s
estate' In Australia, valued at **» *•
Haiiirur thus crrated a fa', orahle tmprw
w..n he j-.*.e*ls with hi* awlodiiis#
m A ? w day* ago he gave J<-hn
K . r r '■'+ nf the Imox
hare a draft on a Chh ago «ank f r
p »« for faf- k**p43g- The p<4irw n.>w
j-,. ...» st m v * vrthv-*
SAN' FRAXCIfT*>, Sept. I—The man
as.>' « ha Is S r Marry W**twood ' oop
• - '
a *w,nd! r -yiasei 11. C M-D nald. cr W.
C Jobs*. U still in the city prison. A tele
gram -*-a* received tc-tay from the Pin
kert r.s, at Chicago, that l>e setf-sty *d
Cotper was rot wanted by the Banter#
PriHe<*tvrm Aaooeaticn. but tfc*t his pr*s
rr. w»* argent.y requ'St'-i to answer to
a ch -r* of having a forge.l draft
fr r ' upon Mar>- E. Murphy, '-J& Doar-
Kom ,*rr*et. At this time h? la »sppo«wd
to haT* b> - a known und*r the naaae af
Or Weatwood
C i. - r •- : ! S r- .w *
A Col u. sr-ai i-a a it-t:«ra -f
cr-*ii* srd ♦'le
as Chief Lee* think*, of N»at.itvg
) the bar;k* ia ifc.s «.;▼ The ,-nler was not
j £.led. and ike home s\ibee«jup»ntiy reww
led a perforating machine which they had
*M te him.
. Cooper waa married last May in Torr»*r»
i to M:s» Chawpairn an innocent farmer s
' daughter. IS yar* of age Leave* Toro»-
j to. they went to New York, thence to v*ht
cago where they tarrVd for tw > we»k*.
i ot t<& this dty was
in San Fr*— » few years a*e ace* he
| rtas afam Ven -> Au**n*iut and I>n» i»n.
{ He Ufft hts at the charge* of
j awindi.ng nst
m\ *1 ».K* HI ) mmh«.
Uairkaan Tell* of l.a'tcert* *■•-
n'"lo*« M<m rwrait.
CHTrAOO ? t- But two at 'nt 'tw*
w»re on t. v > ta: 1 In -a-.e 1 - cert ' rta!
t««-»mony of one >f tt-m w«j not ■ «..m-
P-eted and a ill K rt-_raid ,j»o: row
Ihe Ir»t witn-ao was Frank Blalk. »h*
! w itchnsan of the factory, aho waa oa
the stand yeaterdny giving his direct
j evidonce and he turned over
j to the siefense for nit! 'n. H s
J testimony waa in the main unsnaken, al
though the defense drew fr m him the
t v *.t it wa* by r, » raear< *n jmtanal
j thing for Laetgert to b> around the fac
tory at all hours of night.
He «a:d in h'..* dir ct exaanfnation th,.\.t
he rh-- .ght tr.at Luewg *t was 4 •g :n *
auspicious maener en the night of the al
leged murd#r. but today said that he wis
i in a from which he could have
j everything Lueig» rt did to the v.*t
i on the n.ght the murder is said to have
| tSkii* T* JHiic**?, OUt *i;d DO! }*X»k 4t \liW,
Wnen court open-d Attorney Vincent be
j gan cro»-t-xam.nng 8.i.1k. He testified
that since May 1* he had been with officer
Klinger. living at his houae and pay ing CO
board laspet tor Scha.ik had pro\ ided
mea"j for his aife to live and pay rent,
lwa.k regarckd the actions -f hi« rmploy«r
on the n:ght of May 1 suspicious, be
cause he turned the steam Sntc the iiase
m nt at d o'clock. He said l.uet*ert had
barricaded tfce door leading directly from
the boiler room vim he went to the base
ment. although there was another routs
by which he couiii have w- ilKed into th<«
b.«,-, ment. He did not go in. he sa.d. be
cause Luetgert had told him to go bat *
to hi# fir** <»fter he had delivered the sec
ond bottle of medicine to him.
The oth-r witness w«t» Frank Odorfsky.
an employe of the factory nho piaci-d tn«
causei- potash In the vat on the order of
Luetgert. He had been workina arnund
the vats for a long time, hut s>a; night
was the firs: time that he had ever s>en
any caustic potash in the factory. He
testified to V.:, : ..fg in the morning, la the
vat Into which he had put the potash, a
maas of slimy brown matter. In which h«
j found pieces of bone and what appeared
. to be particles of flesh.
»ll*S FANMK liui;>. MARRIED.
President McKialey Honor* fhe
11/t tighter of Former I*re«itli-nt.
FREMONT. O. Sept. 1- Fremont Is In
holiday attlr*. Tonight's event was a
m>table wedding. Ennlsn Eaton Smith
and Mlas Fanr.le Hayes w ere marri< d at
T and at 9 "S> t-' -k the train for the
East by way of Toledo.
The hridsrrooro is an < flker of the
t'nitvd State.* navy, arid th br le a
daughter of ex-President R B. Haye*.
The ceretnoay w i* performed by Rev. J.
W. Bashford. ©resident of the Ohio W~«-
leyan university. assisted by Rev. A. M.
Hyde, pajtor of the First Csngretratlonal
church. of Toledo. Richard A Hayes,
h-r brother. gave away the bride.
Ideut. Oil! and Asslsant Surgeon Plead
well, both of the United 3M -rs navy. serv
ed as ushers. Miss Kill 1 rtoe and Mt-s
Dorothy Fu Barton, of Columbus, were fh->
bridesmaids, and Miss Gne Andrews
Mi. bell WAS the maid of honor. Th- bride
fo.low 1 the maid a>f honor uaat.en i-jd to
the aitar.
Immediately after th* ceremony dinner
was served In th* large hall Jo WO guests.
Amnng the gueata were; President acd
Mr*. M«.Klnl*y. Senator Minna, Jtidga
Hammond, of Memphis; 3* retary of War
Aii?~r, Gen. W. H. »"8;h-*i Gen. M. Force,
fKtov. Charles Foster, Alliert T. Pierea,
of Minneapolis; M.ij. <~l+n John K. Br«x>ks,
of Chicago: Myron T. H"rrlck, of Cleve
land, and many other notables.
>OT t.OOD OHK-MIH i'l'.Ht.
*!«■» Hob Cripple Crrrk Mine,
Hot Mnkf n Fla.t *i-lrrllon.
CKIPPI-E CREEK. Col.. SU>pt. 1.-At •
o'clock this afternoon five masked men
enU-rfd th« shaft of the Orphan Belle, on
Bull hHL and. cover.ng the four men on
duty with guns, forctnl them to de
scend the mine shaft to th* 30t-foot levrL
The men were told that any attempt to
r-fjm to the i.irface would be followed
by Instant death.
After wailing about an hour the m*n
rame up and discovered that their visitors
had l -f< *'.'h t* n «a< ks of or* cocta.rSng
•ifj .-or is In all. valued at s**»< (Jut. a
hrse amount of ore of ma-h grater valua
was in tli* building, but the robbers ap
parently ir. id* a mistake In their
£!• n. N • h;ts • --n obtained to tha
Identity of the robbers.
l»»l*o>Ki> in HiiulCHtlE.
< roar Srraaot Cilrl tins Constantly
Inrrpßtla* Ntintht-r of \ieti«»i«.
LOUTBVILLE B*pt 1- A »p- Uto tha
Ev*nln* Post fr tn P idu ah, Ky says;
Thirteen members * th* fnn y an 4
5- opie 11 a, r.g or the f-<rm of H#nry M -
ler js• ar • s 11! a-*r- j*>- --d
>.-stfrrlay. and threv ar* d<'a.?. It :•
thought that at !*a*t ght of th*m wiil
• - Th* nam* »of r. re of the v;. :mt
are given.
A : —"d girl, who l;- !' »•- re. threw a
parka a* of rrairh on r .t« In th* well.
} -r r am* r ;'d not t* !< arr.- d. She hag
not been arrested.
% Cnnirro on *o*lsl «•«•!*»**.
SARATOGA. N. T„ dept. 1.-Thi* ia tho
third day of the of the Air*!-
can Startal S« Aj»orlotlcn. The ses
sion of th* department of h alth w*s
,vpe-r*d with remarks by Ihr. Stephen
Smith, of x»w York. The f .Jiowlng pa.
pers were read in the forenoon, followed
fcv general dl*< .isot-ar**:
r»r F* VI Wise, president «f the N*w
V rk lunacy romm:*»n, on "Th* Son* '*
Dr. W. O. Sprang superintendent Craig
C'Jorsy. on 'Th* Kpiletptlr ,** Dr. Everett
Flood, superintend if. th apltal cottages
for children. Baidwinvi;> Mass. on
"Horn* Cure of Epileptic Children;" Dr.
J. Ckrtoa sup*. ;ntend-nt P.rscuse state
a»ylum. on The Fe*b!e«irt»4ed." and Dr.
H E. AlHaon. medical supertnterd'-nt
Matthew and »tat* hoopi'al for Insane
crlaoinals. on "Intnai* Convicts."
The I'rrtlilrllf |e«*e« Ii*1f1«l)r|
CI.FVEI.AND. Sept 1 .-The pr*sH*3l'»
party left for Fr »«t today « i sp-»tal
train of si* cars, w'r h left the Cns >n
4epot ot I*s p. ns. About forty Cieve-
UiuWs. friends of the Bay** fam.i) *» -
cupped four Of the cars, Tha tra.n hal'-
nd at Defrost street near Qlwaor* tha
a mm-r horn-; of Ser-aior Hsnna. and tho
pe«arf*ct and ft.s wife S* r*tarr ar I
Mrs A;jt *r and Senator I Mrs. H*m.»
t ar*i"4 'he »(*m! tar ol the late presi
dent CaJdwsil, of the Lake Shore rood.
(aitlkeri I'scige stand* Pat.
CHICAOO, S*r»t 1 —The Pa
r * ha* a»now>«~ed that it will nos he a
party to the rr»l«»-*d rate* to San Fran
for the meeting of tho hector ear
ners. and that it wIU rnatat upon it* fall
pros«<rtfc"-n of the rate* w*st -if tha M s
aew&t r. v®r Th* Isces of tha Westers
} a«wer:g*r Aci"* ss'isr. wtvo Mvt made
low rate* to the «n**ting ar* now in a
rathrr
im ?a*np**>d to srand the r-rductwo, and
th« • can feardly do thia and carry uao
J* *; * S
iMGHOFTINUIIM
F.tra'lon Bark Dis
gusted liol I Hi nt rs.
MANY OTHERS *%ILL FOLLOW.
Wllkla Ybree «>eks Ike tl4r W 111
lira skaguay Trail 1
la Had I uudilla*—M nrW Hr(ai
*1 tbe >rn « karf-Haalartt of
%tl Klad* l> l.i«rl> —Hrltk lrad<-
la Outfit* of Miner* Uk« laaaot
trow I fcl* tear.
Stesim r Capt. Rol»erts. ar
rived at 1 ©>tock this nc >r;.»r.* from
•Skagu-t-v and l*>ta. Amon*. the paa*en
ger» who came down were six men wba
had started for the i*nd of gold, but
gava it up of tbe ulr.es e. -
ccantarMt and tbe :mp«*s*jbrfity of getunj
through ttua fall They ate; T. F. W«o*l,
of Wnatc.m. J. C, Ri>th. of Tavern*.
Peter Junes. • ieorge Hucka, Thoma •»
Smith and I W. Ko.h, of Ann Pr» *•
co. They all unite ia saying that with
in three week* the steamers will bring
as many men on the doan trip as tb*y
take going up.
The Sh .»*v.j.y trail has b*en declared
open, but Mr. Roth, wivo has beer, over
it twice, is sure thai It will not be in
shape for much travel until it Is further
repaired. He ten hi>r*va from Ta
cunu some weeks ago. aad r**.ontij »v.d
them for and wut n> « n xt~*in «<a
tha S*>und for the winter. He >*jt> tbet••
is a *teady stream <>f p.>opie on the Sk«-
guay trail nc.*, some with fcoraea >r
mules, and others perkmt; 01. n=eir bairii*.
He nn t fully i,&*> i>«ople on his la**, irir>
out.
There is now no chance to hive boats
built at Lake Lntkrswn hrfo 4 . < H ».it>r 1.
as the mill there ha* orvlera ahead up to
that tuoe. I'rictaj for pacJuu* a
over the Chilkoot. pass have again ad
vanced, and are now from > to :*> emu a
pound, and the Indians will not take
kr.oik-do«n boass over at »ny price, be
cause they are too unwieldy.
The Karalion left Bk*£U*J last Thurs
day and the first four piles far the Sksj?-
uay wharf were driv n that iaj The
wharf la to be l.i*X> f.et long, *nd will hav
a frontage of i r *l fe*t. The outer part >f
the wharf will h« built first, so tha* fre jut
can tie discharged on it aa soon as possible.
Thrre la a thirty-f ot tide 're a ul the
wharf will be a paying Inv.stmant from
the SUK.
The officers of the steamer tell Interest
ing stories of the condition of affairs at
both the landings. They say mat at Dyei
people are slowly, but surely. cro*«ing th»
divide, and that the road for ten miles up
the canyon Is atrewn with t nts, pt >-
visions. dia«.ard<-d baggage and dead
horses. Ivrss than I,'aXi people are on the
tx ach at Dyca, a* all makr ; Jforts to * t
aero*? the divide as soon a* landed.
At Skisuay thlr sn pr".-r.t i diff- r> nt ap
p*ar*noe, there hevnt bttw <n ■"><*» ar>d
nt that pla< e. I> s* than ftfty
ir.en have !n K»Kr!nj acr >--\
White pa*a. and hundred!* hire given up
trylnar to eros* until fpring. T*h» at»aro< r
oltlcer* say that rain had fallen continu
ously there for eight day*, and that It la
utterly Impossible to crow.
All kind* of hujrtncs* i* flotirtahtn*. Many
nv n are wlltnjr outfit* for little or noth
ing. while other* ar« buy:n« ev.>rvthinjf
offer*--1 for aale and uelng It to *tock gen
eral retail stores which they are
up on the bea.-h. A sa! w-. k.-et«-r at Dy. a
If buying flour, emptying St in a heap la
his tent and selling the empty sack* mt T5
o-nta each.
The Farallon ofß<w« deny that a man
was ki.i'-l at
OX SLFO U ED ON THE SKAGUAY TRAIL
that !n '-**<* of theft d»«th wsil be the por
tion of th« f»er»<w ao er*t<r#d.
The AS-Ki arrived a* Pkajrta ay on Thir*-
day }uat a» the F*ralt«m puiied mi? "T>
Queers watt saot at tfe* R«-.«
near v< j«*n Chariott'
ante of Jun>au, and the north of
B-*!Ja_
The Faraifem hat b<- k»<? aJr «dy 1"!
h r»m tor the r»{tirn trtp to fka**-. y and
* !| i«ih> at mi.fnUrit * ~'rht f->r *h<-
north. The Thorp party tHH tak«- '» ht-d
of and » head of h »-* T M r*-*n
w t rak» ♦» baad of 4'. irrj r • of
- |r • .
Ai soon u A" arrf\-d thS« fmrnSn# h *
i iimt tre«? to the coal bttafcrrt and hr
d- partar* tonight will «tv» bar kn •<• **-.
ttr nty-ftwtr h art to g*t wdr f r h re
turn trtp Her &»: of power, *er» 5- wfcuf.
V :t the owri«T» of th* ra.rtie »r* u>: im s->
* : th**n aw if ard I vtr 4 .xk d p.r ? ur* a
oq U»'ir account.
IHW M\.N H.\- KNODiH.
i.l.ii) of It—l fi«|tr*kablr Terror#
of tl»e Trail.
r Baker bas rat jrned to 8-*n\+ from
Ska# i*y and « :an>w»d with "he Mtea
that he baa Asm a triae if * H» la >i»"
(cmb Us« Ul atfacta produced
br th« hardtbip of wave on .:e «kar"/
traiS He m rvttistf o>*tob* *an »>e«p
at &-#ht trttboW bein# l«ak*Md every
f-tr ho-ifs by *aer»ci*tia* paina vnw
th* #»all of tb* t-ae*. I? ever Ur iUkrr
<raa an eatbualaane: *->ld f*-e*er be la
bow awlflii—nritar 1 ud bto advi
* Aooe atartim* for the Klondike this fail
ta. "Don't you >to It."
•f-#r» s* ar.y f of *jfl ksn» n
tr. : wb& are only a«pt from torn
t*k.a frit-is* ' u<a •«.«! yaMartfay.
EIGHT-PAGE EDITION
" Ther de«-lre that rather than face Hdi
c, " 9»«tt - the\ m I («»r» their few.**
on 'ho trail \Chen I tunr «my
the-e *cr» many said u> m< *Yo«m§
man you jlii* a *w» thine. I wouM
*<■ too w*r>e it n<>i for my pride * i kr».>ar
from ill# way 1 1 vmi others
m i«s fee All t>>* WAX dowa on th#
steamer thw paina .« my h**k. v *y
a cold ea ;sht while rifvpiu on tfro
frc r J. wch. !t not let :a« Ur .a a httr.k
r nwr.c b x'- at * !«ne It wa* ?• r
nMv >ißar*n.< wortktax »tU covurwt
with pvrsfMfMifcMh, and tU*n lyisc do~n
«« «• f «*v <• ««»p «rott"vl in %our *at ;•
r»t«l rtothw »nd By m«ni',n|
I w»» «o atiff that I ouid.hardty BMrrr,
»i>it what r»#t oouM t»n* *et with alw,v><«
the ; roepect of a tuv'n work «» follow
harder than th« mw before *
"It wu m» rtumi* that on awak««»n* n
th«- m rain# I h*r» »q.ieea> 1 itrc r» of
water from my i&ustavb*. If *ny ona
think* U a p? Nic to ?Wp in a
courtry like that, lot him try it
"Aa f>r the U* wttat .an I •«}• to
ccnvey to v®u Si: idea of tt* terror*? It
would see-ra that t aoree arrstagrtmen;
ould iiM J* laid dow;t Tou up
ore Ml) and down another, then up tenia
aod don and up ur.u! it «vem« that Um
surface of the »<«nh i* fitc i*»t esparto
•it mountain and vai;s«y, fc.jch hIU la
htjrber and more precipltou* than the on*
before. and 1 have heard that the last
climb if alrooat ri.e~ Awwlar My p-*rt
n.- ard I pa k.d stuff in twe«< trlies.
That ww frov.cn for mc. I would* t
have k.pi it the talanc* of the forty
mite* for ail the cold n the Klondike
"A)>n< the trail ta strunjr a Um of
strufxHng heraea ar.d ror«.i;-jt m> ■>.. p;<"k-
Sr.s their way c\*r and around rxwrlis.
*<*%* and dead animal* and every one, I'll
he hound, wtah.nc *e hadn « me.
M> outfit, w * !,-h co.«t rat t *olJ
.it S* .a; , ■ for - ver o>. ! «j I
have !o*t so moiwy.**
I'KiZhS AKK FEV\ bl T LARGE
\ \ew »|i*ppr Maw I t> <haarea
ot the Mlaft- The
l*rnMHr l'ro«»•«■«*«»».
fAX KHAN' 'S "f Sept. ! The Pul
letin ba« r*c*:ved a lett >r from thaties
Haines., dated iMWKm t "tt>. July A Mr.
t* a tMif-known newapajwT writer.
1 -.n i! r • !■■■: r-t written by a
train.d wan t«> como out o( th«
K1 .itk« soJd region*. He »ays:
"Ts« rti h diggings ha\* been compara
tiveiy Idle du .«g ?h«- !>ummer, a.titougft
the c-u»i-ut from KWi>r«tA» ami lto<w&M
cru'to was cr.onsoun »ed llten U tutwty
of K«>id »r, *Uhi. Tbere i* »v«ry t
of iC immense oat put of gold ft m tu«
district nest uprtnjr. Ttw total out. ut this
< t*« s. i?.. a* uear a* I <*• Judg f. atxHit
I » ««' b ! fry little ground lh» betra
worked and tb< 'jumps like ) i.f
i. se laiiUtcs of old California pl»< ttrs,
out th ittsandi of dollar* w, en *>.r*vt
*t:h improved machinery.
"The placers .ire the mcot 4(mvtec I
hate ever *-« n. Imagine a man working
om Kvotl 'r- lor' and finding the ground
worth only a few dollar* p*f day, apd
then turair.g to a wi».-t» of mud ANA RHMM.
with no surface fadicatKms. ar.d unearth
ing a bona-tsa That fs th«- *uuat*' n er»
&0d all cv»r AU ka. Th* m.n who i-omw
t f ere to m;«e do«-a so at th* expanse of
health and hapt 'n #*, an I It I* with Mm n
•1 *tk>t of ft kifia,, i fortun*' quickly or
taktng chance* with death. About mf aro
« tr<-• of men who fan wr-igh t&Hr cold
by the h>«. k t.'ul. and who value their
claims at trs.il> • <. V <ur '«• ir»- $ f»l»# M
dt*Ki".»r> ;te f ret < hod aton* th- crr*lL*,
ar. I »vcr>- dIEStKK •> a f»huk»u» tnls»» or
jrctd. yet ther- are wftatry R-,» n who hav#
gonf and r«ft-irne.i to nuw-ot» after
m. :r v« thr ountrv throughout. u4
wv»f a nua*»t co t . > «},(«« for '.--tn.
thctr I'-rsr ever hr '«•" *r4
Into a cotjntry who* natu'il dt»advan«
I;;k« re .*. <l«t hy no ©tfwr piace i»n
earth.
"This Aia#k.i-Nortbar«.«t Territory sold
field 1* an odd prise or*wing prop j»h ton
that 1 can liken to n:>th:r* that admits
«>f a b. tier -ompart*on »h.»n a lottery.
A number of *pota sre selected on the
creek* nd rivers and for otie vear the
miner later*. The year close*. th» water
runs «uftl th« eeo - m's output barely, pays
expenses. Not two tr :iee away fr> m »he
unfortunate one work* a m<n who has
taken from an uninvttln* btt of e»rth
a *ack full of iro!<! The lucky one rtid
not strlk ■ the po K"t b. atwe of },w abj>-
ity as a nv.ner chance favored him and
that wa# all. In shr>r», the miner ituessra
at It and locates any and
In nineteen case* out of twenty he miaaea
it. and ha* to wait an ther ye.-ir fj* a
n*»w trial.
•*Daw*<«n la merely a ouihctlon of Jog
huts. » il<>ons . nd a misc of tenia ahaejt
tn number When the ion* night#
rofi*«• and th» clam* €»«"»• -town ta *> he-
If.w serei. tf»er>. » 't be sntcnae
here and I phudd*r to think of tbs r*.
nulla Provi«k>r>« are ff>lna: to be WT
«nd th«re J» IHt." reaa'm to douMl
that th- enttr# toan aria *« at abort ra
: - r.« e * tar and "hat
Urtli t-e rarr.t.aot. Ttst> foid tbat wffl r»
t»ie fiT*r for H*n %«>d
*<»atlie will aßfliW! to n*W.
Tbera la a Jot of cold tbat trill r»mata ift
-rf-- ' .. 1 ■■■ •"? »i- -rt <T
m >">ey an-' «« f**i tender at ft 7 f«er
o«o<-» Of tl»? 3"» or I <£* mbaWtaata,
f>nlv a < 01*'!- f mdred a' th" moat
■ -.v »* o- .<> - < There m ptff.tr
% -« .? f ft-, t., f» per day an«
r- : . rr-f-i t .1.« r -t 12 '-• :«• r•!-yvr l> *•
f-.r liTtn*. and aavtd ttee ba!ar.-'*e.
"I ' X* ->f other « f!k« are .
Ijr reeeired here, ar-d many art- *athefi»
• f w> far a:- §te*»rt and Fefly nra
cm .rr -i •it »Mr,« * Fi- 1 »a tba
Ki • -. a* ha# heen P»por*#d. «*<»*'• *
number of l- ar* pretarina '0 Kava
I r» ' r J -jean in eaatt th- •'»atnera •'»
• •••'<•. if'i with pf and lb#
,* f.-.r a # "<l cruh •>{>}>•. tan->«
"-vtratrlna. . ,
*!a ns the Alaska and North
tr- -f T r: ' -ry 1 Id "Ida • ' he d**el»
c ... | * -m Ten taef Mf
m- ' -,-f •• t jf'.ey «ri• - he k-<" ta »na
% ■ • Ijf ry when the,- M-r«a-t out '«
r,r» • Sot n> re tnaa "*A of «b»*ta * u
*sftk»■ 1 it oe. Wh»r •?'> atrifce pay
around tbatr sisea »»ii t# i»
w • ' «• ' * ' - *
human hf« and e-*eriry. sre earaa .ff
t'.i* If' «' ii»d It- ! -he area.-a
af Surfti w i b>- »o4B*t!Kn« beywi
ca«n prabanaloa."
* mrn • »f llmtm Prleea.
*, ' T' ■ PIA «•' - - V rrrt «•- -4
h»re »ta*aa that l/aic tabo
t jal-ns or El- «'re« k h» the #prt»* f«»r
If?; it« had raf-i»e4 f!#*> <#t* for tt, Jarr.e*
A . » »d refused J"- <« for a lot ta
!»»* *n trtiicb be *wu«ht latf year far
C.i».
VaM r«mp'i Park He«»a.
.> - i a ,r. T- rr.Jta Bau«s% »c. li*.
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