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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER.
tfQl. XX XII" NO.
It Isn't
Accident.
-dt TRADE HARVT INCREASED ALMOST DAILY RT P.E.wjJf Os'
PEOPLE W>N-T COME HERE SIMPLY OCT OF
! j^pfTf n,p
fTf BETAT SE WE ARE SATISFIED WITH SMALLER PROFITS
OTHEK-- AKK FOR INST ANTE THIS WEEK WE HAVE A
! -jCIAL «OAP OFFER. AND ARE SELLING PALMA ROftA TOILET
| a t i CENTS PER CAKE OR 30 CENT* PER DOZEN. WE CLAIM
jfg ggrTKH B"" k AP THAN IS GENERALLY SOLD FOR ft CENTS PER
j;
ih AAD HH: FIRST AVEM K 84*1 Til. SEATTLE. WASH.
- ■ n 4;
OTIS' MH
l.'-V My The mother quartz loda 1b yet to t*
car dL. overed on the Yukon.
I 1 W *'« have a complete stock of chemicals
I i «f>d chemical apparatus for field or labor-
I atorjr use. Ou.- Blow Pipe Assay Outfit
I is Just the thine to take out prospecting
I or f ,r private work at horn.', |l
I Orders and Inquiries by Mail given 11
I II prompt attention. J |
fpART & HOLMES DRUG CO.. 703 First Avenue.
Klondyke...
The Commodious und "Pnrfll fid"
Fast Sailing Steamer I l/I lldllU
Leaves Seattle Sept. 10
ArfWtGet There St. Michaels Island. Alaska, mouth of the Yukon river, malt-
Hwnarik.ru with the river steamers Weare, Cudahy, Hamilton. Ilealy, Power
ad Klondike. Passengers v. til be l-md- d at Circle City, Fort Cudahy and Eton-
Alfitfaiaes on or before June 15. I^>
fare, Including Board, /£ \
Seven Hundred Dollars /UU
Phew tuwl <iuarti mines bought and sold. Investments in mining property
tefe »vinf expanse of sending agents. Our agents and experts are on the
fKBt «$4 tavc been for years.
Wi sffl ls»!ie letter* of credit on our ccmpany at Its pests—Circle City. Ala<*a.
[gtffc* C*Atlty. Lww»on City and Klondike gold fields. Northwest Territory—at
i tiafjt ef 1 per cent.
Tuiwae taking passage en steamer Portland employment will be given If they
sdwtrs «tti-.g and banking steamboat wood a» the rate of U per cord.
lait* storks of supplies of all Will be found at Fort 'Jat Tliere and Hamll-
Slwtfce Lower Yukon. For particula r* apply
toti American Transportation Trading Co.
Xo. Uis First Avrssr. Seattle, Wash.
niMEC TOR a.
11l Bitty Michael Cudahy UL
~»..J*wtaa, Klondike Ooi.f FV!d« Jchn Cudahy .. ill.
Ft. Cudahy. N W T. Err. • .« fiamllt 11l-
A W*n»e t'h' -igo. I!!. Por' - R Wesre III
to Dawson City, $200.00.
Via !10*10>-\|.%>K V TMANSI">RTATIO\ lO >
5. S. "DELAWARE."
e err t*--l e'ej.«r.t ■ -.m-'-suv. ! t< ni capacity, w..l from BKAITLE
'* lOOHAELS on or a* it
\? A IK 1 ! r Kith.
«7ts« fbdbfd t «nd ii.i'f.'t;; rn. Crr.?-' • with new steal ribbed atearr»ra at
HRH4SLB DAWW ClT'i ' Yukon river points and making r-yular
th* acil on. J. LI. C. !<OCKtVi)OD. (iom rs! Agent Se>;«t!e.
* rates, ind furtiu ; i *> r t np'y t
- (iIJOROK J WTI.I.EY. Central Dock Seattle.
T.'SIQ ASS A YtVG m*»/{£f/WYG
'pTst •, I ir;G VCJR Oust touS YC-U KNOW
SKACTIy what >ou are getting nnoGtT c»sh
"*t3i*Tt w v ,*,STt» CC ; «v t,Ng Of tu*nS f*Oi
Savi fxPßtss chargls commissions
SROs.
N t JE «tl*-
MANUFACTURING Jewelers.
|J|6CH£P.RY ST. /O=>S£.CONDAV.
tl "*»Wl. t; rati a ;«• .• I H»» Her (•fflrr la >»»r »«ore,
SAPOLIO
fI.MPI K, \\ >HI t>s i BIUC.UTMX
r
Nc ES 0> (ioj.D T)l ST.
***• Mvjlt. r« , nd t % lt # full peymant on mint r*c*«i>t«.
Dt V i r h Ht H TO> & CO.. Hanker*. Sctttlo.
■•A MADr i \i 4>l>
• '"UKILA N
•vDUnn
on guard against
yellow jack
W hole Gulf Fnder
Strict ynarantine.
ONE MORE DEATH OCCURS
Orean Spring Is Completely Isolated
Prom the World.
Ik' *««tkfr« Ktstes Promptly Weet
Ihe l)**«fr, 1 isuroaulf Aided Hy
"srlsf Hospital Mrvlrr—Mall to
He l umtcalrd-Inspection ( aaip
la Snharha of llirun Springa—
Three < a.ea at ftilosl. hut No Vlore
mi *rwr Orlrant-Ample I'rrrau
tions at Mobile.
NEW ORLEANS Seat 7 N s'-t fe'l on
New < #rieans without a single ca*e of yel
low fever h-«\<ng be»>n reporte-l to the state
Ixiard of health. But one Import ca*e
tf far has -it;ve!'»-» 1 her <c i itb has
*wSr>--d that out. The b'txrd of health to
r declared th it. in spite of all reports
to the contrary, not or » of the family who
had contf hither from Oe»an S t >ri.i?s had
b. "t\ stricken with th<- disease.
The afternoon dfepatc-wts of the A°sccl
sted contained a s!at«*m nt ms.de on
t 1 a ithorlty of th» marine hospital of
Wftshlrgton. that Dr. Otiph&nt. of the lo
e,*tl Itoard of health, had telegraphed Dr.
ir. of Mobile, that two deaths hid
occurred her*. and that there were thrc?
T'W caws Dr OHphant affirms with em
l h»*l* thai h»» signed no such dispatch,
r>r did any representative of Ins Last
• st I' ring tl'»- irifft'v of the k irl of
, It 'i ai d. Hded to wire th> exact
situation to WasMn. The appsnded dis
p-atch was sent and dispatchers of similar
lm.ort were sent to 4 me twenty-fire
boards of health in country:
"<>n« cj's#' of fever from O -'an Strings
died thl« morning Extreme precau
tl ins tak« n. Know of • o other ca«e »*re.
• r>ri OLTPHANT "
Dr Ollphint «*v« he s»nt no other dis
patch 'o Dr Wash In, tnd tha' either the
ni irln** hospital his b-en inpi>oprd or
It • greet Inform ition h■>« bs»n given out.
The t.el|>l Km mils M ran lined.
"Pds morning at the residence,
the first and fatal case was reported
yesterday, Ihe v rfns '" c ' * f *re thoroughly
Imiregna ed with fulphur. anil I* is b»-
llcved every lingering germ therein has
been killed. The four Inmates, two s«r
vsnts and the motber and hrother of the
bay. are absolutely qua rant In d. Physi
cians are promptly reporting cases of fev«r
ihst romp under their observation. Dr.
Waimiley said tonight that four or five
d uhiful ca*«-s had been reported and that
members of the board of experts had in
v>*'-gated th*m all In r.on- of th tn wis
tr r- a tr re of ymptom of > 11 w f v r..
Want iiitnrnrillne Holaed.
The H.nrd of health was thronged with
p :le t?-rough>»ut the day »r>l far Into the
r .rh!. Miry came to inquire ns to rh«
prohabtßty of a modification of last nlghfs
swe ping pr clamatlon of quaran !ne. so
that friend* and relative* sojourn!-•* at
M! I*l » ! «otird r «©rti< mlffht be allow, d
to com* 1 home. and other* came to sa-'ur#
h. ilrh certificate* !n nrder that thcv ml*ht
le»v ihe city, the lifer t«!i;g mot!y com
nr«~;il traveler* who were generally fur
nished the proper Mil* of health Purtng
day it vu repor:«d a train load of p«-
r ,!* from the East had
leyond th« city tbntt* awaiting such ac
tion by the board as would p-cmi: them to
come into town.
M*J. Day. local chlof of the railway
r .. ••rr>l!A ceiled upon
V .r«h J. >f the Louiavll:» a Nashville
railway with MSMNMNM to the HlUltll
■ : f o( muti to and fu m the infected
point a. «V>mplaint had be*n tude thut
t n S.»rtn«s ai d Buo*i were b*>.r.g d«-
jrtved of m*il faniitie*. Arrangement*
«rtl) be mad- to taKe the mad fr»tn thj
atr.tkHit at Orean Spring* and FiJoai ly
n - sn» of pouch catcher*. Uninfected
p :nta a n nst affected.
( omplrlr in*per(ii)n
A complete insprction camp hi* twn
organised at »h lUgJlet*. through wh
an entrance U mn 1«- to the city. No
doubtful pentlt will be allowed to eoire
in la»;>NM!>rs have been r» at to -til 'he
CSclf cfiit point® to tne<i* a fuil ant
th- r. us»h tXv*»ml* st. >n of t^r!r hcai s un*i
Minitary condltt.nss.
Tbora seeir* to i*o no threatened exodtrn
f r | .•• . y A:' Jt one r • 1 re; rt«
l>» «ir., < < ttjt tor a.- normal. The Nor'h
. i • rn off •>»"<•' n-.k! th<~e w«»r<* cawing
a hearter oonrlgnm-nt of pa«*-
enger* than ordinarily. and attrii sted th®
ir« sea*+ t J the natural fear of unaceii
iratcd atnnser*.
One Heath N t Of« n »prln*».
Only one additional has N~en re
torted a* »wan 8; rr »r« w *h >vmpi m«
<>r >.• ~»w fev« r. a mulutt.- N «• w
c -<r* hav - hr on report •-*! during th ■ .if
!f-ri'o- n. t>*ea- Spring# hae n w t*eri
ah*.-Mutely rut <"«f? from the mi -i<> w »r!«!
and the eniv n««M of r**n'-h p.t the tnm
nr,» by wire or ma T>e ;-
,- r ,:.-r ■' v*>-'! r.seh w »rk-d t« «t. »<■- S---
ius vjfferfng t* c+rt*i n to f dlow It
ir»« ?a!d thta *f ->tTM>on th«r<» was or.'y
» ton of t«~«- In tb«« towr ano hit tn<*r»
v u r.9 way to
the aprtng* - t Hit little re*' iu-ft ,t >
v •,{ « « ,**r'atn "iat a! * rpf» 1 *
Tot ft*on but tn the wjrw
of a dav '-r two wia tour, t
wheri.' > rel t *:H Ne avpp -»1 If - -
qt ;red. dty p V*tria«» w li volunteer to
( ,j th** doctor*.
I'rce.i»«lo•»» *' Hofilte.
y, ' K A k.. fi-fpx - ■ r
Don has be*n t*jten Ml*y t# jfOir.i
afj.aet the jntr«d«< tlon cf fever .tto ii >-
l>i;•«. Rigid quarantine has fee, n e.«taJ»-
ijaned by land ard w*;t ard haif a
terfona who got ia t« * r« th# :io
«rr*n«e®eßt» »-»re have t»- n
*eni out of th* cm to th • d t a <
. . :«d ftfteea mi. * wmt on -. 1.0. ••
, A Na- sv !« t *
m'm» art- detains! an :r«. •- * <■- can-:*
from ooa*t poscta or i: ■-?. N * «» *.
Thi-y mu#t r main ten days ;~i q. r«r • e.
T" -•* are levml there r. a Js" >tn
ci * ® are a iowsd to r me • *n A
c\-*e as»na»rati.--c befw »y the pu . ' •s
a? s th* t»>ard of h-a'- *to a*> - r
that th* r e e no • v-* t «
• .2 Mobile M*r.a- H «!■ «i > - •;
\i ; rray w. ihe k ere t- * - * ' r
to idtv* ta 5h * morr r< •
• iuat% m-T for O -an t • „
... d«t the 4t#.»ax- thar* o> t r .«
j. Hiftot did the fev-r at iirun*~
w ch. O®.
Xtt<r* it so few at P-rraatc- - r u f»r
M can b*" :• '-""d "* r - "-*• '*•
CV aa >i-rra*
i tirr' • la
> \ a * * ■ -•■• a
coventor h** oait d% an *.iu: ••- » <t»
Kiard of b altb *s -h * -J * ~ » •.>
cvt<d«r the y*Uvw f«\«r a; 4 *
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBEtt *, ty>7.
•Stoati-ao. Ten prom teat rtatM w-nt
svopptsi ©n t.i' si*- Nrtskvills
tra:n this "ou tßs city asd
forced to pass taroufh without s:opp:ag
here. Three cf tie iate arr.vai.* from
Ocean Springs ars sick and ori-?rs in the
city health office require all persons from
tb» mf-wted district to be moved out of the
city at once.
i krrr I. a»ea at Bileil.
Brt/)XI. Ms Sept. :-At »JX o'clock
tor.igat thr*' w il-defined cases df y*- w
t- v*r found nere They are under
g-ard and no fear is felt.
Aid I r»m th»- <.«»*•• rnm« nt.
WASHiN'3TON. Sept T —The e r.-ral
power to cfa- k the spread of »ik»* f«v r.
Th.s will be dees mainly through the
agency cf tr* marine hospital servvce. Dr.
Waiter Wyman, tfce head of the bureau,
returned to this city today and *asum»-d
active cnarge in directing the of as
s:»ting tne state off!' .ais of :n
thetr efforts to confine the disease to the
k* ality wner i: a; to have started.
Dr. Wyman says the situation at Oc»*n
Springs is entirely In the hands of the
otate board of health, which the marine
hospital bureau :< doing pa?-
•ible to assist. Dr. Duiteras. the weii
known expert in ;-*;k>w fever, who "was
T'-u*. «ted t-> g.j to Ocean Spring* by Dr.
Wyman. will reach there tomorrow. His
opinion on the dis-ase is awa.ted with in
terest by the bureau.
The marine hospital service has ample
camp materl- s <«n%, n n
splendid outfit which has been at Gains
vilie, (>a., ».!1 be started tonight on a
tram for th v; ♦- t> .>f Oct-.in Spring- It
wiil be taken to within thirty or forty
miles of the pla«'e and. if a camp of deten
tion is found n- • • -ary, the outfit will be
used as occasion may require. The bureau
a.i k- eps p«>rtaii.e apparatus at Sa\an
nah. Oa., Intend- i for use m cpid> mics.
It cor.s:*"s of m i -nines for dis.nfe-:tsng and
futnigatir.g purposes. They have !>-. a
started for. the v; inity of Ocean Spring*.
»AI.I.SUI Rl*S PL%* ACCEPTED.
Bot It la a Grrmaa \ Ictory—Thr ».io
♦•rnment nt i rele.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept 7.-Th. Mar
quis of Salisbury s proposal for a com
mission representing the six powers to
assume control of the revenues with
which Greece w U guarantee the payment
of interest to the holders of old bonds
as well as the payment of the Indemnity
loan, has been accepted by the powers.
The arabasra 'ws have decided to de
fer decision until p*-ace Is signed on th.*
government's note in regard to the ap-
P intment ot ai> Ottoman governor «>f
I'n te an I Its Intention to retain Turkish
tr«xips in Crete.
LONDON. S- : * 7.—The Marquis of Sal
isbury's latest proposition for the settle
ment of term- of peace between Turkey
and Greece t~ generally regarded as a
v!< tor:, for German diploma y. and much
b-tter feeling Is displayed in England over
the British premier's back down.
CANEA. S»-pt. 7 —The Turkish gen
darmes have been placed under the com
mand of ©ffloers of the European gen
jtirm. rie, the powers bearing the expense
and r» ceivin r there for half of the cus
toms r venues.
The only r> malnlng Q'fe-tion Is the dates
for the payment of the indemnity. T:e
powers desire to Insert these dates In the
treaty of peace, but the British ambassa
dor, Sir Philip Carrie, suggests that tl.-y
leave the dates to be determined upon by
the International commis-drm. Th- ambas
sadors exp« et that all the details of the
treaty of peace will be settled on Thurs
day next.
I* \IK OF Dl 4'%1. Bt\ IM)I.I:HS.
Imprisoned With Hnsaed Itnocal*
nnd Hidintc In Ihe Blae-k Mnria.
I»NDON. S* pt. 7.—The duke and
duob.-ss of Kio Grande were arraigned in
the Marlborough street police court this
n rr.irig, charged with defrauding hW"Is
and boantir* hou«>**. The duke is said
to be a Brazilian nobleman, and the duch
f «-s, it ;» a-«erted, is a niece of ex-I'nilcd
States Senator Corp r. of Michigan. The
prison -a were br ught up in the mulst
of a motley assembly of ragg' d criminals.
They had slept in the c« lis at Holloway,
and showed the effects of the unom
fortable n'ght they had pawed. The
charges were made by Mrs. Elizabeth
Standi-y and other boarding house lep
ers.
After hear! g the evidence the mssrt?-
trate sail it w «s a dear case of defraud
ing and remanded the prisoners for a
k. They were returned to Holloway
jail in the Black Maria
The female prisoner appealed to the
I'nited States embassy for protection on
the ground that she was an American,
hut the of?l-ial ret lied that she ti«d
forfeited her clflsenship by marrying a
forv sgner.
*%O%STA MM»\ T«» T%KE OFFIC E.
I tit j»f rrfi ?. c c hanif in Spain. i n«or
«Mr to n ( Bhnu Settlement.
NEW YORK. Sept 7-A spe<-;al to ?h«
Hera. ' from I". : <"-1 * S, n. s »ys that
it is stated on the hlg»v«t diplomatic au
thority that the present Spe.nish govera
■Blt will g> out within a fortnight and
• »t t-.- !. - i!- w I. :re >n The Her
tUTt Tirrespondent !n Washington, coax
nten* ng on the a bore d:»patch. says:
"The !f als of the *'ro*'rt
have irn received any inlormalion of a
e-hanr» in the rr ■ *-r\ bat the*
? ve b- Hev«-»! since 'he <!• ath s-t Sv-nor
Canovas that It I* ptMHi *he con
serr-i ve ministry w -\»M by
ore h «d 1 by Ser * Sir' -'a. fSurh a
charge has been hoped tor by th» adrr. «-
tratioi for the reason tha- u is believed
that the liberal* would pursue a orurse In
r: \ri to r* ;Ka very d ffe»em from that
f-r w -1 bv the cor --ervnti'. - 1 * •■} >**f. -, r e
' 1 * * • V nf p- : r < r \-i * t t
t> it. if Se-or Sa*:a«fa <•: .M c->n>a> nto
he w ;M r«ce-' e wi-h f-,vor th«
r w .-Ter* ' the g<vtd o**t »• * t* f
to brV abo t *s T fp, J *
reovor which Minister W tferd Is to
make."*
Ml l l>i OF KOM,<l TROOP*.
The* Ma»«*cre tleteian lifldeers. r>e
»?rr»» I ort» Riiii lin I' rrrh an 11 n *
FP.**«SFT»S P*rt 7. —Xf.V? sdvt-es have
h n from V"g4r.dt swing that a
rr. «*»« .w>ur?»d ir >*■ c rroopa of
'*• ' Fre* SJ-yre lr ti:» Toro di«'r»ct.
T • B ti ' r*. it is sa d k» ! f*fv-tlre
}; g j »- ft' -rs and rr n a i d<»T. yed »I 1
thr- f. r v CT!mmi:iii;g right
a? d ief"
I ll* I*rrii'» a I'rlner-.
IhNhOX Pep' 7-A"- .-sr
~ < f- r-ls *v-e it W ... ntSy ~ , ted
t' t «h* w»- privately rr.\rr ' at*Md to
4 foreign noMeman. Th , -; referred
t. do !h*:e*« "S Prtnc* F. head
f* Km sst ri» 1* H -in It ha«
'r. the g'. I *** x* •"'* the } tT *>4 capitals
t ' * • " xt he w t » ■ * . >r
and ardent of tfc* "Jer--j- Uly."
I ™ •i»r«enrs looid Take Mnatrildfa.
T >V V pe-. " *— T" T * c "T»-
r '■ • • F enos A - - , - r# fne
e . •• r. >:« are wj hi- r* daj«- nsarch
f M :. vv.' o If tT v ; j ie;.rmined
• act 'fee rap- ;r« of t k » ca; ..4 w >uid ho
l* sdhie, as the g*rrt-.»r. c <*s»prt* a oaiy
t •' nsen a -i thtrc is p.? - ■ f o.f
<> w-r«e. tjcr-r f-< :<««. „ r
a ! 'e- Kwar ' ***** I ke serosa, for exam
p . The ffirnaer. <*rta:r y. w ;} 1 h«e prefer
,-i ■ • »er* cot that a *r.« S&rsapartlt*
• * ai* . it mat r*. atsd rtve the
P-w *utl- r-r b«slth. St. ; ac .j aappi.
t a. a < amp"* fork <» u 4 Bean*.
- Me,
mil ■
JIHI
Federal Official Says
Stampede Siitmld Stop.
OR HUNDREDS MAYPERISH
Urgres. Euf reciuent of Sieaiuboat
laspeetion Laws.
*•« Per rent, of Tho.c Already wt
SLasaay and l>>ea (aa fi+t
rkruogh, and I hounands Morr
Are on the T\a>- %n old Pahlle
ostein I Predicts That ih<* Heat
Will (amp oa the Trail til Wia
*er— til the Steamer* tre Over
loaded, and Many Are I uira*
w«rib>— Suffering and Starvation
Bound Is Hemait.
WASHINGTON.
department today ma-.', pubii. the follow'-
Ifig letter frum a government off! in 1 now
cbj tits way to the gold fields, stating at the
some time that he writ. r. whose name is
had been twelve years in the
service, and was thoroughly reliable.
A .4. z: -«I de-m it mv duty to
writ, you on a subjert that do.- n ; come
strictly within my line of duty. a« it
trench'--s somewhat on the functions of the
treaanry department. I have had a lone
Mr Ivey. collector of customs for
A.a-ka who is at present at Skaguay.
three mile? h. low here. The Skagu y tra ;
Ij> trie m -t largely used ov. rlanj route
(tno;*h by no means the i to the
Klondike Mr. Ivey informs no> that th-re
are now between tide water and the like
s tneihing like l.fW p>eople ami 2 'XO horses,
i he commander of one of the vessels now
at Skaguay states that sixteen vessels are
chartered to land car<>e« at that place be
tw>-t n now and the l.'th of September, and
that the number of passengers w;ll iver
tge 3U> to eit.-h vessel, making 3,3"*) more
p onh 4 who will attempt to go in this fall.
"I have talked with some of the most ex
perienced traders and mln rs in the vicin
ity, and their unanimous prediction is that
not over 30 per cent, of this v.< -t numb r
will get through to Dawson before winter
sets In The other *0 per cent, will camp
on the trail, and those who survive and get
back to tide water will have to winter at
S! aguay or retnrn south.
"If the rush continues two weeks longer
hundred* of people will i" rish.
The postmast-.-r and Indian trader at
this pl.t'e <Mr. H err or) states thut more
than 1.000 mer hav<- gone up the Chilko>t
pi-s during the past tbirt> day? and
that TO" of them are still this side of the
lake, twenty-focr mile® from here. Ves
sels are arriving every- day or two. ar.d
at the present rate of Influx another
thousand will enter the trail by Septem
ber 10, Mr. Ilerron is of opinion ihnt not
more than twenty out of every IW will «♦'*
through, ar.d nays this trail is far more
dtsr.fvroiM than the Skaeuay after the
sm>w set* in. He says if the rush con
tinues another week. the resultant loss of
life will be appalling
"It is difficult to suggest a way to stop
this inrush of people, but Mr Ivey int!-
mfttes th.nt ff the ln«peefi<n rules of the
treasurv department were properly en
forced. it would materially de. rexae the
number of passengers on the incoming
yo«i Is. Nearly every v. -->' l that arrives
here bring- twice as many pas«eng*-r« as
the law allow* it to carry, an ! many of
them re condemned craft, which have
been fitted up for this trade.
"I have talked with several men who
have recentlv arrived here from the Klon
dike two of whom left there less than
thirtv days ago. They tin anlmously
acree that there is a rl> h sold field there,
but the facts do not justify the present
stampede, and they say th> re is bound t#
be nvich suffering and actual starvatipr
provisions are already wcnree and the
prices of nwnv articles absolutely pro
hibitory in the case of a man of ordinary
means."
"The mail facilities are vtry bad here,
as the po«toffice d« partment has not m ide
any allowance for the rapid growth of
postal business."
DEFUIIES DRIVEN OUT.
■ -
T « Ice Rraleged by *lrlker» nnd All
ll.idly H ocrdcil. Thr? *-nrren
itrr and l,«*i»»e T«f n.
PITTSr.CRG, Pa. Sept. 7— Efforts to
«ict the striking miners of the Pitts
burg A Chicago Coal Company at Or
angeviHo, one ard a half miles from
Gsstonville, re*ulted in a riot of no men
proportions a* 1 the utter failure of the
oomvanjr to n-'ccmi'lisi Its object.
At wt 7 o io-k last night twenty dep
utes from Washington Pa . In charire
of Chief D'puty Wetherlll. reached Fin
l -vvi!ie, wiier» they wer» nvt by a larre
erf wd <->f striker* F.ach deputy was arm
ed with a Winchester and revolver, but
; n j. r f the strikers headed bv
la> Po?i«h women. c!o»ed in on th'm
and ther were forced ha. k. ar.d finally
retrented to Ga#>toovlHe followed by
a bout yo nien and <* mn At Gaston
viHe the (syvM took rep.ie»» in the of
*-eof •' f c tnpar v * -
V"pt sil Right, during the build
ing wa« iKjmbarled with stones and
bri. ks ard «n occasional shot was fireii.
At 7 o'clock this morning the conflict
s. "< d their besV g« d quarters and
started to march to Hea led
i b- a moman. the strikers ni#hed on the
! deputies with "tones and clubs ar.d pick
! handles, an 1 blews fell thick and rast.
Or" b'.g * man wr«-st»d a from a
deputy's bands and struck him on ths
b«- s.d w •!» 1?. inflicting serious injury
Py th.s time * <>»* rr.'-n, women and
ch: irer. had Joined the crowd. They
c«rr» from Venetla. Snowden and Fin-
S« vv > The deputies rr.--de their way to
OrarK-vtlle .nd took refuc in s want
' ho-.s* eiosely followed by the mob, which
s;:rr .n led the building and threaten>-1
I to btirn it. «>ne of the strikers ar>-
pf'^si'*h» i d the house wth a flag of trtce
and & conference wa« he, 1. The debuts—s
m-r' 1 ord-red to leave town, and after a
short parley decided to do so.
They etn r* d from the house, a badly
- wed lot of men. ar i walking between
' t i» or ned ranks of the strikers
f - Gast nviiie. Aimnst every ttmsi in
the fjc-sse was cut and bieedtng 4nd sev
eral were badiy hurt. As th» defeated
deputies run out they were grated with
ard ridicule. Tr:e str'k* rs
t' -n closes! thern. ard marched
them to fbe stati n where they took a
' tra a for Af»r th»ir de
parture the m.b wss !.spr-r*e»l and #v
try ti.:ng qui* ted down.
« RllhKß TO UtD
Thnosh *on-f nnmittal. He Will
Prnhshb Ron tor Sfavor
NEW YORK. Sept T- R * -i k r
■% \ * ,•%< ■ rigsr on tt.es fitr: •* New Tork.
wh h trr ved today HsWi w paae--r»-
gers hare wa» to the *f>ri S:«ton that be
i« to be *he "Patnsr »•• v carc. * «:e for majror
t-»f G-ea*»r New York Dur,.»g fh« voytge
rr -rv eff-rts a re made to draw Croker
owt nth « subjert. bat not oely to cews
men fc-a" to h's m-Asi
. friends he de line to a~a:e v . s par
' ufcdfiMtdlftg Or »
fr-- " "'W»rer, is T'tst he t» » f ro>B<!y- tt
d!n^tl to s*rmi* the qae of his ranse as a
cajy*Wi:e for mjyor. though he is nata
r .lv ur.w Lag hst any announcem.-nt
should n» msj#. •» the effect before he tea
had an opportunity to confer wita his
Ke at en ants.
I hare nt the slightest doubt that
Tamminy Hall w H -arry *he C ty
by •• .«*» vo *s and upward " said Osltcr
to the correspondent of the Associa:->1
Prfss. "N'W York never had on« rsfira
xto.aistration another. One such
government as t v . s appears to be al! the
»" > 'st ind under. To present «o
caJed r--f rrr adm r.istradon has N.vn
C".:-r*y no-.d for its -r.crease of the tax
ra*-\ a-c;mpa;_e>i by a high appraise
ment-"
WHOLE an vrRY SHOOK.
Burnlns \ataral «;-»• Explodes Mtro-
Oljcriar niih Trrrlttc
Six Kaawa to »*• Dead.
< 0.. B*p- 7.—A t-^rrP>e exj«>o
*i«xi of tro-c'yce~ e oevswred here if. .•*
aft> rnooa at 3 o"clo<k, resulting in The
deaih of s-.x whose ;um# are
kn*»wn. and others at prestut tuiknown.
Killed:
Sam Barber.
Allen FarrtdL
John Thompson.
Charles Rtrtcl.
l^esdale.
Havens, a boy.
The explosion occurred v <V-*n'"s well,
at t-, r-~ .r of the Xatscna! Si;: p!y C»wn-
Pany's building, fn the village limits. T..;s
wt il had been *hoi by Sanru.-l Bartwr. the
shooter for the Ohio & Indiana Torpedo
Company. The wfll was i ga.«er. and
"When 13C' quarts of glycerine let dow- :nto j
it exploded, the gas Ignited and w.th a
terrific mar the tlontes shot high above the
derrick.
As s->on as the drillers saw the flames,
several cltmbed Into the derrick to shut
off the gas. but th. y had harriiv got there
when there was a terrific explosion. The
burning gas had started the remaining
glycerine In the empty cans standing in
a wagon rtear the derrick. In another
wagon nesr by were some cans contain
ing another twelve quarts, and this was j
started by the force of the explosion. The
second was blended with the first wiih a
mighty roar, and the countrv surround
ing for miles trembled from the shock
The National Supply Oompanj > b u'd
Ing was completely demolished, and noth
ing remains where the wagons stood hut
a b.g hole. There in not a whole pane of
glass in any window in the town and
every house and store w as shaken to its
foundations, There was great excitement
and all the remaining population of the
town rushed to the scene. Who the men
are who were in the derrick and who
were killed cannot be learned now ow ing
to the excitement.
The damage to the Ohio Oil Company
will amount to Their outbuildings
are a total wreck. The town has a popu
lation of about 1,2w. Many bystanders
were wounded.
StOHi; om; foh >ii< h\kuv.
A < hargf of Fraud l'ail«. hut
Kiirgrrj < bargr> tre l uminii.
SAN FRANCISCO. Se-1 7 Sir Harry"
Wer-wood Ceo; •. r was tried before Polios
Judge I>jw today on a cfcarse of Obtaining
nmn. y on fal-t; , re. fe >m L«i:;dlord
GtJL.»iaer. of the GsliagL-ier
■was the only witness. He testified that
Cooper told him thai he had |B»,CUO to Iris
cr< Ift in a N- w .Souah Wales bank, but
w is for.'ed to mixn.-i that he did not know
■that Coop r s story was lahse. The charge
w as therefore dismissed.
Two charges of forgery are pending
against Cooper, and today < x ht«f Lees pre
ferred two additional f.-Pony charge s
against him. one for having in his posses
sion instruments for use in counterfeitlr*.
and one for trying to dispose of forged
drafts. He will be examined on one of
these charges tomorrow.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 7.—Chief cf
Poliee Lees has received further informa
tion regarding the Chicago record of ' Sir
Harry" West wood Cooper. He secured
11 «00 from Mrs. Murphy, his landlady
there, taking her check in exchange for
worthless drafts on the bank of New
South Wales. Her attorneys. Dunn &
Byron, learning of this, w rned her that
Cooper was a swindler, th- y having nad
some experience with him. Instead f
heeding their warning, she turned their
letters of warning over to Cooper.
THE W H(t>iG RIMI OP DHWOI R \T.
Colorado «il* er M«-n Kind They dom
inated a Gold Mnn.
Sept. 7.—Thfre was conster
nation among the Democrats last night
over the discovery that the state con
vention which met here yesterday had
nominated a Cleveland Democrat as a
candidate for Justice of the supreme
ccurt. Wh->n the crisis in th*» conven
tion w*s reached and it was apparent cn
the *urfac» that th» nomination wis like
ly to go to Judt* Oabtwrt. the m-mine*
of the Fopaltst state convention, a sta*n
pede was made to John Gordon, of Trini
dad Many of the delegates who op
posed Judge f>abbert did not s«-»m to
know *ho Gordon was. anrl tn
arxiety to get sway frotr. Onhbert lid
not stop to inquire until after the votiog
was over, when they learned that th> ir
nomlnes was none other than John A.
Gordon, of Trinidad, who took f ;f -h an
active part In the Pu»Mo convention in
and led the boifrs from the con
vention that turned down (.rover flev«--
K - 1 on acr-n-int of h's r-' * ' n n the
money question. M.ar>y of the del«*<ri'»*
hare no hesitancy in expr'-ss'nir their d's
gust at the hole their hasty action has
landed them in.
( I.O»l\»i iVl.l M RUFt C*«E.
< naiiirl Rrgin trxument* on Fair's
m»(»i«ted IVnit.
BAM rRANfTSm Sept - The sir*
«fenesi in the case of Anjf j* vs. f'raven,
which has oo« up'.ed the undivided atten
tion of Judge giark and a Jurv for flv*
months. commeßi-ed today. *hen Garrett
McEnery the repressntativ# of
tjtors of the Fi.'r estate o(«r<»d th" argu
ment for th" plaintiff The Issu'ta to be
s-<>»rr!tted to the jury are:
Fir®* Wers the d*-*d« in controversy
irinved b" J m«* G Fair"
th*y duly a.~know!*drel
fcr him?
Third- Was ther* a ersrjspirary e*?*»irg
b*-t*"-n M.~* Nettie Craven Martin K< y
and M~s Atkins, which had for its obje-rt
the I -,»t,-e of the Fair e»*afe*
Mr. M F.oery began his arguro<"nt by
p> owing the tmprobaWlity of th" signi.n*
of the per "i! wii! by the late >r Fair,
ar.d then reviewed the testimony re!f»ti-»e
to the <">aven deeds, which he d»no>me««|
as most palnal le frauds and for«re-1'«»
D M D»l»as will take up the cudgels on
beh-iTf f Mr*, '"raven at the e'->*e of Mr.
licEnerv's -.l e*-J < ' jrti«.
;>•« "wi'T •mssher." will pmbaf.jy <t ipy
rjsrr of the allotted 'im« for 'he def*n
w v ,l> M-ssr« Mit her. and Wheeler will
a-. -he tire a'.'u-wed ft ' ifi- ng ar
g meet on behalf of the riaintiff.
Tfce rrotMent I* l*ea»»» Isaala.
iMET'-SFT Pa SUpt. *- ?*'« , d*'n' srl
M»s M"K iniT arrred here frora Canton
OHMmantatg and MB sr»nd a w*ek at the
*-.Ttrm*r residence of Abssr of
New Tork. ______ _
l.nlng ns the (|aeeH.
The well-kncwn ffrrr of Pros.,
of • hi* city will open a g-r'rai mer-htn-
AiJ, Mr* st Skagwsy As the shove gen
!>men are wide-awake art|r» business
m-'n, ■"* rHu*«ay ar» fur trate to
h*-.- such men d. .rg bxutwm eb their n<-w
lawn.
CHAMBER!.AIVS P\iN BALM
J i KJlrTTtaTI?*, u*f BACK.
aabttuk cm ASi- kui
making a wharf
for ocean liners
Yesler dock to Be Ex
tended Kijjhtv l'eet.
big WAREHOUSE NEEDED.
Growtli of Commerce Has
ten* Improvements.
Fi*e llnadrrd Cresasted l')lr« Is He
I ifd la ibe Exteunion—Fnnlneer-
Ids I)fpn rimrnl of the Northern
Pacific Krad) to KrKls W «rk-
DufkNsr \tlll H«- tffsrdrd
a >nmhrr ol % caarla Hl» Ina '»" Ihe
>»ntiil iit tddition l» Mrtl»»fc»|»»
lr«m Ihr drtrul.
One of the most important Improve
ments along Seattle 1 < water-front. that *
likely to take shape within a few days,
is the extension of Yesler wharf a distance
of eighty feet into Elliott bay. and the
building of another great warehouse. The
movement is mgnitb ant in connection with
the general growth of business between
this city and the sea. and It may mean
a great <i«*al more than at first appemr* on
the surface.
During the last days of the receivership
of the Northern Pa nc one of the most
important matters that Mr. Burleigh tr:od
to have disposed of was the extension of
Y«*ler sharf, the most valuable pit-cs of
dock proi*>rty in the city. Hardly a ca>-
for damages ag.t.nst tl»«- Northern Parirw
Railroad Company or the Northern Pa«i
--i tic Railway Company has commi ni A
or carried on in any of the courts that
• the Yesler wharf propt tty h.t> no: (•••• ti at
tached in connection w.th the proc*ed
i lngs and no part of the company's real
. estate post* s.%ions locked ujion by en
vious ♦'•yes more than that which *!an.U
at the bay end of Ye*!«r way, th» plain*
! looking, old, red building With its white
sign and the flank g rookerirs. that form
a diversifled «ky am-, mark. ig a (ortuns
j In the value of location.
When Mr. Burl, igh was trying to secure
a franchiae for e*ter;sion, tho common
council was up to Its official ears passing
upon the maps that City Engineer Thom
son had submitted, but were to be offered
j to the state tide land commission for ac
ceptance. The ld<*ft Involved was that of
changing the direction of the tfeets north
of Yecltr w.<y so a;-' to i .rali l it. The gen
i eral direction until Ra.iruad avtnue was
croeet-d was to be ma:ntaSneti hut beyond
Railroad avenue the *tr« et e**« nslona were
to be deflected toward the west, ao a» to
admit of an extension without inters tion.
When the matter of » xtendii g Ye?ler
wharf Into Elliott bay, *o that ot-« an
■ teamehipa might He alongside and in th«
alips, waa under consideration, it
was found that a loetinuation of
Columbia atr<«« t, a ror'.lng to the survey
of the tide pi ita then tn existence, woui l
me»t r wharf, leaving .* triai K-d^r
t,;s:n without open conne< tton with the
Sound. Finally this matter a «•» adjusted
by the acceptance of the tide land com
mission of City Engineer T!iom<son'w r*-
plattlng. Property that pr vtous'y had
had <% fror»tagn on K»; ro ;l av« a..- ( «t
mark««d Its <l»-pih with a reota: *1 N m
by the strok* of a p*n converted into par
all*. lo«ram* *:th acute and obtuee angles,
tin J valuable a- buxine** prop -* ions»,
but con«pi<uou# by the way thry rh.»»'d
the wake of the relating »uti across the
strep hof aound. Then It becam- (w ssible
to eatend Y*-sler doek bejonl the outer
harbor line as far »a the kngth of piles
would admit Without affer-ting any similar
extension of Columbia «tre.t.
Hurh i« th» und»r»ak!n* will in a
short tim* give Seattle an torpror-d
w?' and additiwral »ar*h»>t»" rce.ms,
capable not only of providing ir oaim' ■
datk>n» for tha fW t of R mnd ifsnun
that now find berths on either •M* of
Yr-s'er do. k. Wut to »' tr- carji** * >t
several rtea^ichips
The w >rk of eatendlr.* the dor k l« Uk» !> -
to o»n»men<-e at any tlrm>. the Inlorn i
tlon haiir* been given out from th" en
ftneertng department that the company
wiS i-arrv on the Improvements under 'h»
d:tM*t»r»n of S iper!nte»!dent
F•.r'Jr»e w»r* a«k'-d, wh?n the w 'k * •«
first projected, for the> pilins the d»—
rr<and» at that tier.' hH< a for creoeo>««i
pi'es SM !n number. The prP~*« sn>>-
m!ft»~1 w->re thought by the N rth'*?!
IhiHftr off-sals t<, b<* too high, and «r •
tender* w*r*> re}rted. It has now* l«« \
• • • ' • • * ' • ' ' • :
* n by the M'ddaugh s-. •♦-«-. a m r
of prote"*i»g the pile* ag .test t» • ' ■«
Ir vented by Harire A M aldaugh. if'. per-
Interidemt of brtdars and tr;i>-k« of **<•
?• at*'« A It terrational r* : w -*, w h
consists of wmppir.g Ihi j:4V. with b ■-
lap. between which and the pn-« s* tar
and sand.
T v er ri!i *• t. e? V •- t • k » r *
Irregular, a
Irg to he ftii-"d in l»tw*s 'he prea t
« ha.rf ltn» and the i:r ■ th«
property. Tt.js spar-e w u at»- J-»e <• »t.-
ve>-ted into doek property and upon H
w!ft h* built a»otoer war*h.-,use larger
than that at pr on the by
eight? fret la length. Th* pree-nt war-*-
ho-.ise. will the® be **te?td*d so as * »
ti.f ISO '1 with the newer wareho»;«u»
In si*e. There wrllt be an amp> tfrTre
wav en the © -ter e«l*e of the wharf t a
a<i thre* st<W*.
It Is rum>red that the jjne opera. '.r.g
the Ctty V atd Rosalie btwo
Ocattie aid A-aska w*.»l doek at the i*.»
oi Jmlgg **y wh-A tU9 toptoieinei. .s
EftillT-PAGE EDITION
; arr ard that the steamship*
.f the s» Amrrtc* Uno wiU
a.so trar>-f?»r thetr buss :ess to lts» ita
prcv«4 Tosier dock.
M K\K« %T tHR « OM>'EHK\( K.
KorJ't Oonnfall lunar* *orro« —\
i'axer'x Hrilrrntrnt.
Sn-*~s.u I'* -pat.-'o :he P'vt-Inte!! >»*■■ r
RVERRTT. jUrf : Whu: Dr '■U*l
| rfngtnn u«w t > TV a«l th# verdict *• : the
! select number in the Ford trial, the !ars>>
! auditorium of the opera house »,* , •<.
I ed to the door#. Is a moment * ,<•
and hustle of a business a v. -*
hushed to «o«nt#. Dr. Harrington t. ... n
a clear unbroken tone thro.-ghoui. it -
fore he had reading the up
*ob* came from different wr:s > ; it <*
! house. T»ar* were seen cours.n* ilcm. a
: thr of strong men. The e -»rt, <»
' Mi in mlenee for wow montunts. Mr.
K rd still has many friends among hit
eld uwetatM.
| MV her. Rev. A. J. J *lyn. presiding ekhvr
| of the Tacoma district. aro#.- to r*Hjut»t
| that the Itev. Isaac Dillon he placed on
(the superannuated list, his voice ttembled
and there n« scarcely a dry eya among
t! '» nifin!*r#, Hev. Mr Dillon has
prc»nling eider and eight years editor of
i th«« Chi <:, an \»lv ue. and la* :• t a
member of the Oregon And Paget Sound
conferer-e during .til hi* m;.:.«•;< rial
* rk. Mr r»Ulon cam* forw ir -1 irj
#l**ke a few words of parting, which
j only added to the manlfrstailou# of
friendship, As he closed tho
*.inp "Blest Ite the Tie That illndt."
Rev. A. J. Hanson, who la icoing to tho
California confer* nc«\ addressed the ODD
feremt- feelingly. He returns to the *aan»
conferetuw from which he c.tffie fourteen
> < ,»r# ago. Mr*. Hanson, who ha# t*-en
an untiring worker in the church, alsu
, spoke a tow word* of parting.
C H. rteely. who has josi finished a
co a>e of - . u;l> at Kv.m*ion ana D».nrrr,
*!th his br.Je. formerly Mis# Nellie Mc-
Intyre. of Olympsa. w.is In attendance.
Mrs s«*ely #«■ pianist assisted at de*o
• tlonal and Pentecostal «er vices.
The Kyv. Arthur who has ro
certly mp.t ted a course of study at
Kvanston. I«iv« in a short time for
i . w. «'li.ua, where he is as a
i n it statuary. *
Mr» l.itt»l« Heath Brown, state super
intendent of the National Children'#
Hirn- #> .ety, th« wmeatloa
ot> th«- « «rkings of the s» ciety. Sh»- pre
sented an ob>e< t iesson In the p««r»on of
; an adopted vlaU£t>>er of Rev. and Mrs.
W. 11. f»elleck. of S. atle, hy placing tha
little I-, -(ft-id ulrl i» ii i table, giving
an illi..- u stK a of h h h..»m- <,- s chlkir-n
*»-re thu adoptini !&to t"hrl>i:lan home®
| ard ImitiH factors in the social and bus
in-"-N tvvirld. Her remarks were greeted
with much applause.
Hish >p !"• - -aid in private conversation
that he was Impressed with the great
nt;rril>< r* of very bright young men wuo
are in< tnbers of th*> inference.
Th« summary of *he i*tati;<tical repair*
at the M. li. ronfer»'nce shew? a mem
l«fr*hip of 7.96 i. church*—, t£2: value. J3®£,-
15'. parsonages M: value tillTS; averaga
isalarie* to prcarhers, alx>ut f4«» isrr an~
i ri m; cell rted for hom. and foreign mis
?lons. Vi.lij, total of ail bencvok'Uiics,
i«.
m.ni'KMi.\r mmui.kd.
I "tuple t »|Murrtl lirranur » *>l« « pjr
l.li er> ftinn llm Hcbintt Time.
Sf»ecia! Dispatch to the Pont-lotelttjtencer.
<*• »1.V11...K \V .»ih., Sept. 6. I>epusy
Sheriff J 8 Wright r»*turt;e<l from Chewe
lah thl« morning with Ira Hunts, aged t!i,
and M,-< >1 »!:!•■ Peterson, ased 15. !n
charge. Th-- young couple disappeared
from Hos"«burg about a w.-ek ago and th*
lnu!,!r> filled to dtacltßO' their wherea
t»ou * * untH yestrrd.ty they etnerg«-d from
th. ir hiding antl proceeded south by te <m.
Voung Huntx's «l*ter. a Mrs. C.«r!er 4
who HVHI three mile# out from Ho*#hurg.
•e-m* to have taken an imprest in trie
< isr and drove fhelr team «# far aa
< 'icwi lah. Ttser- they engaged a team for
the journey southward, to reaeh some
point In Idaho, where they hop»*d to ha
marrl' •!. but the liveryman, who had ln*«n
in-«tru--ted to start at 3 o'clock In the morn
.r.g. f«ihd to suit In an ap«*paran?Mi until
brrakfast Sheriff Wright had »r
--i ve«l t<> that time and taken the young
p. pie In chTrgr Prosecuting Afiorney
K rkps'rick will take the matter In hand
and determine what course to pursue with
r> fer< • ■ t-> criminal proceedings agai&at
the young man.
* nrmr W omnn \rß<>nant.
8p iil h to the Post-lntelllg. ncer.
u'YiSTA, H*pt. T.-Misai Cora Kewls,
formerly of <tcoatn. ha* surprised al! her
fr s«?r'!i» by starting out for th# Klon
t) k Mta» Lewis was one of th* first
jro'insc ! 1: >t OeMU an<l p*Vi 1 her way
by her own effort* to »acc*Mtol ateno
itraphlc work and went to Seattle. fha
remained in f(«at!lo over a ye*r *nd Ml
for Juneau. She remained In Jamau
r>.ry a year, r<-(iirnrt to Seattle for a
t!m«- and then made « sscond trip to Jun
na, fr-m
mo"i!v«, »he left August 27 In compsn f
wfh her father, for the Klondlk'-. Mia*
re-.>*ni»e« the word ••hu'Ue." sh«
p«vs all expense* an<l says her Christmas
dim r »' r)a*«m *HI ba rice puddiUjf
with raialna.
T<> Hi- I'.tlmHllrd to Mniilaiia.
Bper*i*l Dispatch to the P^s'-Tn'eliigenegy,
OI.YMPI A Sept. 1. - Pher'ff P. H. Hea-
Km if Rutlf Montana. ha* b*en uraot
r." . *»r: : i **r* by «lo\ Roger* tor
the p - ?n o' AI. For>l. fok>M, who Is
heM *.n <Hi*tody in Sjiekan*. having been
•hot in thai city while attemptln* robbery.
For ! b< it John Mnvkins, of Hutt*. over
the he:td with a revolver white hi* cot*-
federate*. s colored m«n and a VMBtn. re
sp< • tlrely «hot and #t,ahbfd If-twkln*,
who di«"1 from the eff<'t* «.f hi* wound*.
t»l $»'ow»i«« rr«w "Hull- ItoiiH.
9 ST'.' f-> ♦* Pr t-Ititellt« w<T,
OI.TMPTA Sep ! 7.- fjfe dlfdf»n»4« and
«, , «ft h - V«- !'••■•• d to th*
' w -»• n 'f-d perwin* !>y the cat a
■r ,- i of - l.tfe diplomas. N. I*
«» irdn«r Ann* Murray. Carrt" Hunt I'ow
rr Kdw TwS'myef, J. B. Walker, E. R.
White, Mary H tr grave; «t»{<r
H rr K"-. ■ !• i*: S*t • • F*n
i:tf K Ijn« Miry P, Cirp»n"*, Minnto
F C. Inir.nm AHe* Rbiß.
K»»rett "M-lmalt Rr«»jj«-a.
Pi !»! fdspatch to th*> In'^il'><«ngy.
KVF7H BTT, «'-p'. 7 Th' K>»re-t r
o. 'ned wifti incrmmsA mXt*rutin?*.
The -* , ;er« wj-<i are tear'nfig for tJwHc*
I"? its* are Mr*. J4ma!t M «
. rr M IV ,f>i. M!*J Ksift*y M"«*
»' M * K: •; P and Mr V •> fs ■ <%♦
iai-'er «« prm !pal «f 'h*» rftool
W 'tman l'ot>i>d t»» f*tnd »!»e Pole.
NTW Y'IRK ftpt. 7. -Walter WVHmao,
f i I Afh »•*!, ,rt r. liO «(
the pa «>n the New York whl-n ar
rwd tiwlay. He ba* tera to Norway ani
l». .. 4 *(, ror. -lit wtth l>r. .Xjiwb to ar
■ ■ ? r ,i oier 4 a J-t'ze trum- r
(f ;• He --Hid efforra w<>old he Ma do
t N Jfth Po:> #»!!l tte <«t *M
a -oftpilafved.
* n lnrfra»e <>t
g- / I> «; atrh to the Po«t-tr.'-M!*«nee*.
TV aSHINOToJC. f>. c.. ftept. "--Alt l»-
, * ,o Da* fei n £T»sii«d lo
j. F L-.if d» n. Wa*h
1 j j.e « rlli-n **4 < b»H Hiatrter*'
If v ; reed a B»"W Of «'h
r»r -'"e or want the »Wot* owrsni*»,
r r 1 rr tr • - Fohea Isr*
A Xdee 113» Belaud ave.
CAHTOniA.
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