The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, September 21, 1897, Image 1

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, September 21, 1897, Image 1',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045604/1897-09-21/ed-1/seq-1.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045604/1897-09-21/ed-1/seq-1.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045604/1897-09-21/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045604/1897-09-21/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], September 21, 1897, Image 1
About The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914

Image provided by: Washington State Library; Olympia, WA

Image: of 8. Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (8.6 MB)

The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]), 21 Sept. 1897. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045604/1897-09-21/ed-1/seq-1/>

Newspaper Page Text

THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER.
;TXXXII- yg i>-
Square, ISo. 2, Each,
$3.00. j
Sfluare, No. 3, Each, ;
Jpj -» $3.50.
. w ork bard enonah wlthowt wmHm themaelve* •««
|H"*
pretty ««r. If the men folk* hod the watblag to do
. f a a©*"' waalilnsf nisrhi oe juichfg quick.
#»» '« *
r M wet the etotheo elewmor
4« it ««i* k * r ,haß ,#r haß<l r not dooao«e the fah
-0 I. the |ea*t.
Ktt ] M A*o J"«» FIRST At K*l K SOt TH. UATTLE, WASH.
We.
I Fi11...
/jk | Prescriptions.
to oar bailaeM. Mr Bt it all
We have hat one
rale KIT!, KIT, KCI.IA
>
utwdr |a the
city.
sum! Hits 111 CD.
KLONDIKE
*
A Commodious and Fast Sailing Steamer Will
Wl SEATTLE ON OR ABOUT JUNE 10, 1898,
And every ten days thereafter, taking freight
and passengers,
•rfW Jet There. 8L Michaels laland, Alaska. mouth of the Yukon river, mtk
gaaaiftlcn* Wits tha river *teanv»rn W ,»are. Cudaby, Hamilton. Healy. Power
BtEredifr for Circle City, Mlnaok Creek. Fo.t Cudaby ami Klondike gold
Reservations for passage or freight on steamers
may now be sewured by making a deposit.
TM» and quart a mlaaa bought and aold. Investments in mining property
nvfax exper.v- of ending agent*. Our agents and experia are on tha
pnrfuut hare been for years.
letters of credit on our company at l»» pcMa-~Clrc!e City. Ala«<a.
rifotCsdahy. Daaaon City and Klondike gold Ael&s, Nortliweat Territory —at
imrp af l per cent.
W(tHock* of cupplles of all ktnda will b« found at Fort 3«t There and Hamil
fcatteLcwer Yukon. For pur UcuU ra apply
toi American Transportation & Trading Co.
So. tits t Iril Atruar, prattle, \\a«k.
UIKIuC TORS.
Michael Cudahy Chl-ag*. lit
Klondike Gold Fl'ld*. John Cu!*hv Chicago. 111.
fcS *«r;,......Ft Cudahy, N W. T. Kmc** A. ITamlll Ch ■ <o. 111.
Ohlcaaro in. TVrtua R XV* ... < % v,j ras . o p|
£ATTLE J DAWSON CITY
*»• f itl \ I io\ to:<
S. "DELAWARE."
*l # g*nt steamship, 1,600 tori a capacity. w:H aail from SEATTLK
■8 on or about •
MARCH IHtli, I*9B.
freight and p.b- vjin. Connecting « th r>*w «'eel rlbM itcimw at
* «»'HAELS FOR DAWSON CITT and Yukor- rh er point*, and making r.-.-ular
* the »ra»'>a. F;r fr« ight rat ■ i ar.d further tnf rti m»"m apply to
J. B. C IvfX*Kv\ 000 Oeneral Ag»nt. i*eattl<«.
or OKORt; K J Wll.U.y. Cmtril D k. g-a'tle.
■ ALASKA (jRItiMAhE AND TRADING €O.
'•klfal »io.-W. flmi.imi. i.iNHi »karr», t?nr »hI<«« *.'«*. C«ill» t*.«l*l nn«t n«n
"M<Tr«-rr<»lilcni. I'rnnk J. Raraard. '•csiitlri
Cnldriii and aanngrr, t harlr« Hruhn. of Cr>«* Hrwhn I'acWlna « » I
****•'**. H. I.allmfr. naaairr llartoa A <«• . l'«nkrr«i •rcre
' '"'■ at 11. I'aul; >n|irrl*lpndrnl |,r<>«p,-«-|i,r>. Kell»; altar
*»• *lll II
of fv- * a compan> organised on stmighl hit* '!* m -'ne* 'a
those whn desire t■> -I ire in the r!ohe-> if \'««k:i md tho KVtr ;k*
' *7 A <vrpm of r.--p.", ;iir« outfitted I gr^^w-■! it whole** 1-* r man
[ ) „ *.; i, r the r rritory «or >tj< >» sterra »lty. and
L ' r T! * 1 Mailer llitlMmg. ornlllr. \Va»l».
P§.FRISCH BROS.,
L ' Oca tors In
Xjr\ v S ViHttlS. JtWHIST. SILURHARf. hIC
AEPA.RIXti of i mpliOAt»Hl \\atclii»<
Bp""'' • 720 FIRST AVHM't.
Mackintoshes....^
* **shinsrton RuttcrCo. 714- Hirst Av.. Seattle. Wash
HANSHN. Gold Dust Bought.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWEIKV. Etc,
700 i iR«»r WFMK. SF \TTLK.
Pickers' Blankets...
\ 111 v Y CHKAI'
Co..!!!*? First Ave..Seattle.
ON (iOI.D DLSr.
, , , t mJ ,j fun or ratal
DIMt-u HOR TON St CO.. Banker*,
'•*-Horcan.
v i t N#m fc.oc* >. ki**».
I [II Ml
i» m
Uitimatnm Prospnrnl bv
%
Minister Woodford.
MUST HAVE PEACE IN CUBA
An Answer Mu*t B#- Ready for Mc-
Ktnley by the End Qf October.
Th' \daiiaintratlan Drtrrininrtl That
M rrlrr'a Mrth«ii« «it I'artSraliAn
Hate Had a I ons I miHgh trial,
and that Amr-rlran lnirrr«i> De
mand a I'rnmpi t n4 of (hr Rr»o
lattan hf C oni|ar-»« or \aloaom > —
The lltifuatcm *lay ( au>« the
llianlah Ministry to (>o to l'le«-e»
The Knd |« 4 lose at Hand In ( aha.
PARIS Sent. 20 —A di»pa.tch from San
S-baatian to Le Temi-s, of this city, »a>s
that in his interview yesierdas - with the
I'ike of Tetu.,r. tbf S,>ani»- minister for
foreign affairs. United 8 a tea M
Woodford did not present any claim for
indemnity. but confined the Interview to
;» moderate pbtM in a statement of the
great injuries commerce and Indus'ry
had suffered In the United States through
the prolongation of the Cuban war. Gen.
Woodford l» said to have ad>led that
retary Khtfntn bad riesi r d him to de
ci.ire to toe Spanish gov--nment th*t *.
*«s e\ -.dently liu.vossti, et r *>•,■» to *ub
due the rebellion In a -easjnable time
I and further, that if the war was con
tinued, Cuba would be devastated and of
no utility to Spain or the Cuban*.
In conclusion. the United State* min
ister is reported a* h»\lng cour
teously but firmly upon the nervosity of
terminating the war, declaring that if it
were not terminated by the end of Oc
tober. th.- United State* would feel joati
' fl- d in taking mean* of s*£ttrinf the in
dependence of t'uba.
The duke, according to the dispatch to
the Tempo. while protesting -*g.tin?t *hf»
alleged American "pretensions." said he
w »uld reply •><? ially to the United Staua
mm ster when the Spanish «- .rt mums
to Madrid.
MADRID.
th» greate*t se< rocy is maintained r?za rd
; Ing the United States ultln.alum wui'ti
j t>' looked upon as bound to cau*e * >rr>'.-it
sensation In Europe and to have the
greatest consequence for Spain. Whi.e
Bit intondii'g It In It* action the 1 'nited
S*%»e« has gr.-a-*v facilitated the solution
! of the mlnlcterl.il crisis. and that, there
i will he a reorganization of the Conserv t
tli> « tinder Gen Azcarraga the premier.
| and Don Francisco Si'veila. lender of the
di* ulent Conservative's.
WASHINGTON. S*pt »-It ean be
i state-1 in reference to the Paris pub
| ligation purporting to give the sub
*tan-* of Gen. Woodford - ."omnvirjr.i
tion to the Duke of Tetuan that there has
b- en a on the part of the
Temps correspondent upon several points,
• r tably fn respect to an ultimatum ard
tha setting of a time for th* conclusion
of the war. Ins* -ad •"•f fiv the end f
, October n»xt as the date for the tcmini
t n of the war. that par' ular d-«te w *
mentioned when the Spanish ••■ur* would
return to Madrid from Sar< S hastian. and
when, consequently, it might lie in order
to return an atr«w«-r to the latest repre
sentation* of the United Slates
n• nt throtiKh Mr Woodford. It I* d--
< I.»red at the state dej artment'that while
Mr. Woodford did.
r «l idea of his instruct'itn*. nut the
dfep interest the United Sta*»»s had in
witnessing a cessation of the deplorable
conflict In Cuba, he did not deliver him
self of an ultimatum but simply mid" a
t-' »tefj-..nt ,>f »ur deep jnt«r -t ■
t'ti at of the Cuban war a < a t a*
■ evplanation fir intervening in any man
ner «? this time.
Mr \\ ocd'ard"* tebgrim regatalin< hi*
corf reru-o with the I v ke of TVt.ian is
B AW t fore Pros dent M Kin?. *
LONDON. Sep; jc j\ »<> tj»,.
S'ati ' trd from San - ■:»> • .f!
g nernwen' «l ! ake ft- me • re : >
Ur r t S f te. Minli'e- \y if r? ■■ 1
w rll probably :*y the < a .. e t f-»re !>"e E
ro,> n •»>«• «h«)w -f . s 1 -
• ye»r the fcreian «*<-*'rt \ n*l tba
th» «vmpathies of the |>n«vr< w r ■
I'kely »o go beyond pi,.• •• r. of
the >ndur- of the fnlte,! s-atss Mu.-'s
not rt >f* x Ua
ci rrlep.
i I KMS OF roSFERKXCE.
rorrf«pon#t **nve Hria rdlng thr **»*!
« Fnelnnd »**%!
A—!,nul|th OpiDinii,
w -> the* <:?*% *#
r-rtr* n ?v« ,v t*+ wr
«if> *n it ** r nir m-* t .4
• u wti • fr+i* r*t- m *■% \? L-'-" I--
m*ii*r mprt*+ -n !«
a* 1 Am' Hi?
l »rt3 5-a! n r -t* '-t * i
frnin thr Bri fi! of -
• f T>•. * -+ \ ,h « C ,u v
• f V,*- t > *t*tt thut -**r rt -> ty *
. u \ +rt>, I* t to asrr*** 4 - ■* nv-. • -
; *<\p% rt- r *'V Or- > r ' -
» svM th+ t nit< ! ?ir
iVtoSwr whrm Ibi pintm -
1 +■ ■9- rt fh* *"»t. r 4 h# r o
» rri Vf 1 f pi % - * -!' > nt the few t r - -r
--r-i ts»r n* je th€» numVn, fon4i
tion* and of th# fr-^.
Prt :oi At
.- . - r* t ti V&'H
%r&t wr ? U tt * m <t s . •
H' » 1 f h *
{ Hay In % r*v>\r,
\ <htt Ati •' rt ft fail 1p trutmb a r . • »
bv Br.: -r
W. 4* timortHt «
t* tA m
jbjtttf* ftn.l t# rot to b# ronf-M
to v- « cf t •» t'r * ? S a* <
ftMl nmt Hr--ft.i« t? > -• h 5- -
t*r mti.rh elo-Hi tsi# mrr««f>oxi i— t : >
tM« tim^.
•*lt flkiy <Hit of rIA f« -r m. 'o ■»-
caftU to your ? ■ 111 r *** * * ' *
at\ n to as # r' !h# ur* i %
th# r;- V , %r t Jn*
ps-sn-rrft "r t r \
taf Z *-•*" • tO c * i?**
tts<* con
fereace
WA*H!KOTt">N, Sept
Vo»t<* rwt'urnest Waahtngton la t
f-y>rr. hit i-mmer * *tn* - ear W
N V . and Wan- -
for the appr<a»ohing inter*- ffco-**?
eo.-a Of ar»« etper'- ♦n cs«v wh ,
wi'.' 'akc ps« '• ■ in* tr> * 1
jl 4 jxvre*s ha* «'g*
, « rsd t*fre •• '■ %'•* >•* *•» >1
* . < R n»s'rew«-itatioa t J*] •
. - f n f*»>r ? wA *
I.ONPiW
I o. of ta# coioaiai «4<a ua
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON-. TUESDAV. SEPTF.MBE.rt 1 <97
f rt-.e («*«'• *'• .** «*" d.-pat< hof Sec
| r*:ary B>srmi3 to Ambassador Hay. tfta
S Sraadard **'~s.
i "The eorreepMdeaea riw»j that the
British g<wr«fr.tß«nt has a per'ert *r«
w*r to tha conjlt.a?" of th*
at Wasfctnar !*. and the carefa reefer can
; V ♦to cvvT In Mr. Chamberlair.'* »x
--pos.'loe th* N»»d* of a **rio«;a h»dl-*t
m-ot sgtinst tfc# United no* only
! or. account of its hiirh fcanded and <pi - «
! u-warran'at a treatment of British seal
ers, bet »'•- on account of ft# tfbTioa#
b: jader wh. * has nearly attained •'"•
pr.-r-'-r. -s ■ f * ortm*. for 3 woull be *
rrtm- to Imperii a friendly negotiation
at the awnc* it th«! a settlement w«
aim r <*t in v- * Whe-ther, In tkii con
nection. It will agree to a oonf*r«Kt,
time w:i show PosstMy some good will
com- of a friendly consultation. In tfaa
ly.nitin* the McKtniey administration
w;i cultivate a conciliatory tone in its
<i- . :',g» w f .T -ai ca'rt."
T • I<ft N<» * -1-.Us with t f Bll*
b ik wua ao-rw misgiving#, and with the
aoapicica that It# content# are highly pro
vrjcallve. It says: "Mr Ct aaßbertain. in
g h a r>; to Mr. Sherman's dii
•; j-At'-h. fcaa not been res'iw.ned by any
■ f the roc —rn« of the diplomatic court
; wv, for atgi-rti'--? which Mr. Sh-rrr n
b> -n « 1 • •>" censured. Why hv#
I the present h m-nt b«*en chosen for the
p<u;jilcat; »n of *nnglne recrtmtoation#
and rai.kii:ut mpi; tattoo# of bad faith?
The pr«r".'it exhlbltiOß of Indlgnatl.a* .s
1 either too lat* « too soon, or there is
contemplated hitch In the negrottv
| tions requiring a revival of the heat. Just
when a- all thought the commun;ea
t, wer* all cooling down. There .a
!no ign of a hitch, and we do not be
; here there is a huch. Either the dl*-
p&uhe* of Mr Chamberlain have been
allowed to com- oat inadvertently, sim
ply be- arise th- printer *;« ready, m
v. ' .<-h case a blunder has been commit
ted almost as serious aa the publication
I of Mr Sherman'* dispatch In July, or
there has te--n a foolish dtair* to gratify
p#»r onal vanity or to the Canadians
| that they had a valiant defender; in
which case the blunder has nearly- at
ta-ri-d ' e f«r<»s> - ~■ o* ft a crime, for it
wouid be a crime to Imperil a friendly
! ni«otlat:oa at the moment when a set
! tlfmf ;tt wns aim ■-'? in view"
I/rtiT>ON P«-pt —The •»! "■>- th:? aft
ernoon In an editorial on the futility of ar-
Miration with a power "whlco disregards
a..*- |*.gal prescriptions and the ordinary
' courteaie* of civliised nations." fjiyj;
"Iv -d S.tli»fcur>' hj > treat-i th» I":.: -i
States aith a kinditesa they do not de
ser\t. always a-arinc th» silken glove.
' uni;! the American has forgotten thr ex
istence of the Iron hand ben»*atb It." In
; conclusion, the «Jiohe remark*. "The id<»a
o' our b*-ing afr.t.d of a fourth-ra;e poa
| er like the t'oir rt States coull only hav»
os tirred to sufferers from a sever** at
tack of aweHed h rid. America ha> lost
all «ense of proportion and h.i# forgotten
: that she plays only t minor rolt- in the af
| f:t::-> of jht* world. We hcj>e our relations
! with America a ill hereafter he distin
: guiahed by a firmer tone, as the only way
| to avtrt trouble Is to make her plainly
understand we are determined not to be
shouted out of our rights."
The *f«lrr»' 4ln I (as %rga«-<t.
HALIFAX V .« S<pf. re the
! Bering sea commission this marring Mr.
j Warren continued his argument on the
' value >f scai kins conrlJerel the
i evidence of Tr«»o Luble. of Vl;-:o:ia in
tins regar.l and showed that he the
1 only witneas examined as to the vaiue of
tkins in Vfctjria. H!< t«s".m -ny how d
j that In t-« he purchased -kin< for $i 9.
! The «am argumenr applied to o her
! year* The British contention that *klns
I were solri for $7 in that year did n<-t ho I
] In the c;»ees b»'fori- the commission. In
a.-much a# t i-j*e • ktns were sol- airil« r
m the !' iSfiT! than any of the s !z >1 vea
sel* could have reached With two
exceptions, there was no evidence to I'.ow
rhai any of the sealers intended to ship
to London.
THKIIH.V OIT 111 I'DIKE.
titiilt'd *sipfrvi»nr« f «n«e a t,l»»*ly
«rr!i» In ( oaaoll l hamhrr.
PAN FRANCISCO. B*pt. a>.-Afler hav
ir r maintained po**es?!on of the coun-nl
ch mb#»r uninterruptedly f r wer fortv
e'cht hours, ♦lght members <>f the ousted
h »rd of supervisors were forcibly
r.* by a s»jt of pol «* while
tl ■ n.'w board <rule:ly t-v-rk ncsse!;sji>n.
During the excitement whifh ensued up
■ tr- »rt'» tl of th- p.»!..-\ Siiperviaor
I ft hi* seat temporarily nod ex
*Pu|.wr\i or Brltt pr- mptl> • ::>p" l int > the
: • .•(!! f an noun -ed der- ri :sav-"»n to
;* ::w»rvi or i a;t<-ijp*-»d to
» • f m and a lively tii<*l« re«u)ted. but
the ousted Tr. mher of it, hoiri was
Mv f-movwl from the < h>>mber by th» |«v
Th<« n#w board then proc»Med to take
up th«» tax |e\-y as a committee of th»
w •'» and ,>s the guarded
b;. * r-qtmd of pol; *e. no furth'-r trouMe
<■■■ urr- t dnr'rr the morrrfn* v-. «.!. >n
n mb»rs of th" old hoard -tttemptei j/>
I - * v W '* £' r k '!T.<,
Iwer- compelled to retire diaromflted.
The ..»!d koai i ther. adopted the rioidii
* i dep «:rr >1 »yor Phc :n »r i electing
I B'lt* on» of t v eir aa his auc
f< «T -y also m.inded that «*hi«>f
,-f p i £/•• ' put ' h»-m 1.: rn>A.*»>s« n - f
| f »r c» r, irtcrs in th« ?y hall, find
' rto them lit the u ;ks and record#
of the b -i of super-. = \e- enms'tee
« s appoint.-d ro oall n the chief with
! tt ; s orl- r ton ">rrow
i>i\ HUM. «r»M .inn i » i \ rt\
Kittrra lblr« Okjeet to DUlrihntlnn
<>fl<-r•• dbl Mr*. s »at»{or.l.
| PXV FRANCIWVk g * \!I fey to
! '*-■» law , ers | in the settle
• rat ale -w >-ee
f-r> -%-. Dat 'he m-i -- of Mrs. Btan
»" Mm »' ■ he- ?-••' . f. - , p«r*t%l
j d t vn *M*h < »rre ts;- in J i%e Cof
* - - '■>» Mr *--.f n '■ -,e Kew
York r« ** i o rr|>r- 5 •hi*
- },-f Y: til f>"*3 *n 4T 4 *T|W ' * h.SfSI
W~ ■ u A If ' *> d:^p 4 mr
v ,v ' - -• f ft 'it * v f ! —. :* w ■
> ,3, cf
*h M S * -1 ••* **f&; -
x r f '* I**4<*#'"" S
s . fr *T.* '-.f vV. « Jtrn >
s» • for I B«. or M 1 s r - i Kin
»>-)•»•. w F s • • " • *r •?,■• .<
- i W • 4 P > .< • • ,\r- *
- ~ '(Fgawt***
Mrs in* M 1. F» . ear.-l ftve
V •»••• Bs«ra'cg» '-e - • : r * ■»
9 Kr- re -T ' * v N \ .
\n Old 1 mill Claim «»)#ete4.
T: fr -rrs S*a" * ' N' Si * y
.t;r-- * ' '»; 'ir i i "* • t n -e.
ln*'olwtr-:g 4i. w acre* f ia-', *r VaCencta
of •>« < *n .• >n?r v*r<r a - grar*. d to
j \ .no s.»« v*l n "<i* "' v —he is
' II J If- :*4l#
\T 4 t '■* : h . w s '!
| c-~m •* ft r.-= Jwt r
* W*-v -•* - -* TT**mZ it with
i A new sialicacy. A: i i.r gr^ceok
■fan
■a n n
Balloonist Sends a
Message "All Well."
HE TRAVELS EASTWARD.
lhe Intrepid E\plorer CarrTin* Out
Hie As AuuouuecU.
(mlalna Hl« I: * act f'naition mad His
< «ar*e—'This Vetugr < ooArm. the
Report That He Moo >en
Over Liberia—%ble to lake ob
servation—\o*» Ktdina Over the
Hark Ice—l't-sry Returns Krom
Greenland After a »t«riu) I'am
»*«e. UringlaiK a Hnge Meteorite.
I
COPEN-HAQEK. Sept. T-A di*pa?ah
from Han-imerfeet. northernmost town
of Esirop-. m Norway, aaya the tc v . ir.g
ship Pa?k has brought thrre the third pig
con dl*patche 1 fmirt Prof. An ?ree who ieft
Trotasoc in a balloon on July 1L The mes
sage r.< td«:
* July 15, 12.W p. m —Lat sG 2 north, long
it ule Hi east—(jood v<>yagr eastward. Ail
wejjL"
NEW YORK. Sept 20 -Evelyn C. Ball
w .u. the meteorologist of the Peary tx-
I-edltkm of KB-?4. was interviewed
by tne F*re<; t jdny regarding
the latest p;geon dispatch from Andrea-
Mr. Baldwin said:
This ine¥-i fc , indicates that Andrea
has safely crc>-ed the i.V> miles or so •:>f
open water which extend# from the north
c<jiat of Spitihergen to the '>eginning of
peck Ice. It is evident that the 1 os-n of
three guide ropr-s, which occurred on tr.a
day Andre** started, had not prevented
him from guiding the balloon. If tha
extreme cold caused any percept ibi«
; ciiacge in th< gas--s. auch action ahouid
have taken place before Andrea wrote
his last message, and. if the cold had
dune the work so m .ch feared. Andree
would not have said ".All weiL'
"It is aigrtificttni to note tha: Audree was
going ea+rward. the dtre-t. »n he intended
to take. This is i straw wh *h helps t>
varffjr ins report.si aafe reappearance in
i Ar jtic Russia.
"Doubtful s-ientlst» declared before An
dree icft taa* he would be unable to deter
mine his *xact location from the balloon.
The tenths of a degree given tn his message
prove that Ar.drce was not only able ta
j a> ertaln his whereabouts, but did so wrth
reiwrkable n< rnrary.
"The fir*; rhrte day were looked upon
| as b-.r.g ttie mot' perilous and important
(of the er'.re Journey. Andree'a abilltj to
f cm cescfally withs: tr.d the initlt! difflcul
-11- augurs l««tier than the ordinary mind
would im gi-e f>r the ctUtm nation of his
• dar;r.g projen.''
LIE I r. i'KAHY KfcTUHNS.
Bnck Krmii • .reeuliind Vfter a Stormy
l>a—He ltr»*u» * !««*•* Me
teorite nnd *«!«>• l>qnißmni,
SYDNEY. N. 8.. S*-pt. ».—The strain
f bark Hope, with E. R- Peary and
party on board. wtumlnj from North
Qrtinland, arrived here at 5 o'clock.
All on btmrd iu*o well. The Hope came
tn*o burrtnir her tast ton of coal and
wMh her b .!» irks ard decks flvinff evi
dence of tht furious s«s*u* of an uisusuaiiy
** rmy summfr.
8! - s n- tr!y as d.ep In the mater »■
wi.en she l<-ft here in the latter part
n' July with her bunker* full of coal. ff»c
the ! lg * Tape fork met* 'rite, the Unrest
in the w rid, is tn her h >ld. lvdded in
tons of ba iist.
US. ut Peary also ha* on hoard «'x Cape
York En'ilmaux, who will go with him
v en ' e rvturns r • v; year to attempt to
r> i' h the North pole.
«. I\ | N«. I r IMI IR
Indian Frontier Trit>e»n»en t trlfitng
to the Hrltish Foreea.
ST MI.A Sep* - ' T' " ip- rvi ns against
tn« Mahmar.ds continue to be the ren»»r
r ,f ft? teresr The tflppatch fr >m «»e n . Jef
fr-v* r• j or** th it h- advanced a# «:n yes
t-r-•:%>* fram fatnp Maran-t to tttack the
or my **«t "f the valley The
cam to a but w«re informed that
t i . Y .j,' ■ •-* he heard until ail arm» had
been surrendered- The tribesmen show
pouta)C t '' and - >ii r . v. £ rapt.!.*> <n
IT. .v nt over the rocks.
Gen Bindon Blood. who u» movtn* in a
piraiiet 1' -' w .th <lee. Jeffreys, and who
ti.-tpa ;n belio#r*phl< communication with
It m. report* that yesterday the Ha !dah
\ v i. " . Slower*, dehouched to
t-e K?(r.t»s n plain. where Oen. BJ >4
«>» en-amped. The M illah had-a fanaii
c\! dan - fir t a few shots and ?! n r*-
t'r ». The <h®' r;pht the cimp was at
ta k i h':t rV er.emy was • 1 -■'*>* r*pils-"d.
A - » ••..im say 'htr. V-s-
P . r. T ;rs*i*y »*- a ke»i * "ylnr *ol
tsmn «*f i ? r.*.,sh tr-vrpa at tS«--Ida. The ft*ht
•-2 ««:•■! 'w> hntar* but the Br*i*h only
lok rwr. itiUed and had tour wounded.
T.i <VI V " N*. -«t * T l "* r lent
rtf ■ T tn- «n* S rt~ * say*- O-n Jeff re . »
»- -» rte,l su.-b punishment upon the
M nhir-tn-is that th- v are bec«in« f r
in r v *rd vsktrc hi# term* Th- Salar
aia trtNesm-n have de- - Mn»d ? y il*ht fur
i - f- in- c :* ■>' thejr v!' <*• a!s>> w'l
« .„f. »;-m. J-ff'-y* has demand
ed th* «urre!; *• r *>t hfry br-"><-h-loader#
ar.i of tv« .-apt-ired hjr the Mahmarvls
}a <• Thorwlsv W'h- n »he«e terms are
c m-, ej n ' i he w;, resumo hy> march.
OIT or RK tCH or THK *TOHH.
<• na trtt-.a la n P»iitlH*»« *rir k »afet*
Mblte the He*ol«tl«a l« Rife.
S\V Se:r y -\m>r<
the pa.~*<-rt«r*rs on the at earner t'okri.
* ■ ar . ■•d from Cetnral America. y««-
ter-i t «*rr two r>r -mier.t rttmetia t
f. .♦ irji i bo'h of whom have th«*»ffht
j- . v . • f«r fm- " *1 r-usc-ns to re
irsam f r awniie away fr'»ra the scene of
fen«rth!! s t?s that eountrj". The heet
k* "wn ttf tfeae voJutstary ffuf*"* :»
>t in'. . M.e» --s T*r-Hal Who ft da h
1- f ' nborraaeed by the fa. t that whi>
r ■ -see f »*r-- ■: "ure oridee Barr s. !>€
is a of Pro»i«er\> M th* f*vo
j, .^ kTvs He Uvtair ed leave of
fijiMel ia fcta rr - *!^**.a!. on
a "■ urtt of ! r».e.«s ar 1 f*w to th?s coon
',mf . si- pis e b?a da .«ft'er tn
* He w id ej;r»«« no opwsioo re-
C*rdtnc G pot: a
His eoaipaeiw a ifa*sci*«o £l. To.e-co,
Oa Trial in Seatfle tor Smuggling, Chiaamea.
i a lawyer, who was one of the rtceniiy
! deposed congressmen, who with A'»1o de
Le>a was imprsoned for three days by
order of Barrios after the iatter had pr\»-'
claimed himself dicta'or. He Is an avowed
. svmpathlxer witrt th . •>. il M orlsts, an#
: expects the u'timate success of SU>ra2e«.
who. n* savs. Is fav.ire.l by mo-! Nt the
general In the army of ? < men How
ever. he does not deny th pewer of .-on
gr»s* to extend the presidential term
He describes the situation a- cha -tic. and
w l: await the result of the revolt In this
country.
As the stea-ner left Guatemala before
the recent exciting .rants, already re
' ported by dispatches they have
nothing to relate in the way of news, ex
cept to confirm th* p-ib iahed accounts of
the dissolution of "Ongre-s and the pro
cl iiuatton of a dictatorship by Barr! a.
M<\K\«»«V I* TH R F««HIO\.
I ollon inK l.watedinfM'ii K«ampl«s *he
Ha» n l.lttle Revelation.
MANAGUA Nicaragua. S- ; t. 20.—An in
! vesiigation Into the revolutionary move
j ment here shows that dlsturban -e*
i have devel:<pe<i at Grenada and Jlnole?.
: Gens Paei and Alfaro, eomn: inding
j the revolutionists, are reix»rted to have
i parsed through Jinotcp yesterday, collec
| ing mor.»y, arms and ammunition. It is
added they had only about 2W 1 men an 1
w.-ra goitig in th dir; ion of the Pacific
ocean. Pr< «;dent ZeUya is a ting com
\ mander.
Harriot Form a Irw ( ahlart.
NEW YORK 30.—A dLspatch to the
; Herald from Panama. Colombia says. a
correspondent !n Guatemala s--a*ea that
PTtrident Barrioa has forme.l a n.* <w v l-
Bet. Ger, Gregarto Solaroa has beer -nade
mir.ia.'er of war: Martano Crux m;tils'er
of public inatru.itkm. and F.-llc!ano Ga--!a,
minister of public works. Vt> further
news nf the revolution in Guatemala haa
been received here as ye*.
French Routed In West \(rlca.
PARI?, Sept. T Tt is offl ally an
noun -d that th* troops of Chief Samory.
the African ahieftain. whose territory ad
joins the kinstdem vf Ashantee surprised
and routed on August 20 the French de
tachment of ser.t to occupy th*
territory which he had offered to vacate.
The French lost two and forty
four men.
Treat* of Peace "»I|J ned nt I.not.
i r( is ST ANTINOPLK 2"-It wa*
oflV ially tocaj that th»» trea y
between Greece and Turkey have b»*.-n
s ined. M st of the >: - pean sov. r. v »
bsye congratulate*! the sultan upon the
conclusion of peace.
II It. H HOI. 1.1 Nt. «U IMII.tR.
Vrnrr« Tho««»nds of Pound* From
I adv t hnrchlll and Other*.
LONDON. S p* 30.—J H. I Crucksbank.
j who described himself a* a "captain " wt«
. :»• :n ••'• -•••;• • - H- ««.,«»»• . •«
j court thie mnritng. charsrM w th d»fraud
i lng Uady Randolph Churehili a- 1 sis-
Mr* M rT-n Frewen and M r * ?-«•*-
: lie. o»at of the sum of £1 vw> and wr»h de
j frauding other v>rr»n oti? of sums virr
| Ing from £KOto £3 <sft> the fm id* ehargwi
i against 'he prlsorer y»*ajf-g cifloc.
Mrs. Drake-Bre>kman wife n* <~ol.
t Drake-Brokman ore of the v:.>*im
• fted that the pr-*»"er indti -*d h-r to Invest
j £M» ?n an alleged railroad syndicate a*-
' anting her H *u "a real good thing*,** that
i the htves*mer*t w. fld oindnsrle T"e
however, the w'.tnr*« w-tlsu-i,
| had r.ot been repaid.
Viscount Pofinjr n teg;i*'«•.« *ha* the
lyother of E.u-1 Cadogan. lord a- itep.-.t
v,f Ireland ln*roducc ? him -o Cruck.«h «nk
to whom he g»v £!»< to vhv :r a rall
i rwd synd a'.e The w:n-ss added tha* n<g
a penny ■* the m?ney ha«l been repaid &*r
Ce*>r|» i»ew-«. of th* pr se !• • » ea: i it
was through the Hon. Ar-hur «'a<* -gan *hat
latr JUr lolpb Chur i!li wa* ' lured ■«
nV ea* v t ,Tr>".gt> « v " ks' «' a The
pr:»-«r,er wi« again remarwlM for a we. k.
\ SUKIiT H l*FH*Ft I T»:n.
Shot lit a Hiffl.m, va hnm *he ». !le»«-«
to Haxe Beea Hired
I ONDON Sept. SP S>»me eacftement
and considerable eotnm*-nt ha* been
I Ci:i« I In musical cirde* by what appears
! he an at teen p> to assajKStnate Mies IM*
| r-rm the -areii-kr.oara eong writer, au
thor of A in K * ng " wh- h
; I&aU K Raudei* feaa recently made fa
; mo us Sn the United S"a*e».
Jd:s» t">n» wa#. «■ -fording *'> the s'orv
t.-'d er, ,J sr' e h»r resid-nce at 1 o lack
Saturday tti"r«'ng l»st when a trsts
i r , - tS ht her and ask- -I f "-r aes-etaace.
i >~m+ says she gave h *n a ;
j und then w thMK a w »rd of explanation.
| the man drew a reve'ver and fr»d at
■ her the t .!>t trav T« ; r.g her right bre«s
--! ard setting
! 0| m, > aa*t< ant *nd ha* not be.-i
! Th" wound is not considered
I daisg»-ro«®
i \\ -,.n a* to th* motive r>f ">e
«err - c v »r jrderm.s aiwault Mis# Oraw
j attrtbuted it t» a e-nttnuaftee- of allege!
p.»secutlons to whi-h she say* *be has
j bar.ds of * msiboratre Bost-m Uwy^r.
-fbe »« n»te Übstract* trbitrallna.
; ii\'!ViS' 2" v T*» Tim»s this
I _ . , £ <ir<' she s* ■•sr. ' * of
Atsier? a* --e#« tha* "** "tat* ttepartmem
jat W.««h g- >n and the Brt* amba*s«-
i j* - have rv eia«d irtarr-. ' *o rsapett
t a "•*' ■ ■■* 9 ?:*■?*l tr+M x r t
j - **■ .a mx Icaft prrrn* I? wx. m
! «»' ipt&i t zh*\ v» r"C ■" fe
I s.e*»er ae-*a off, ~r we r*-aasn^
YEE GEE.
cea* month wh. :, f r Juiiaa Paun • f.>-e re
tv:r; ato hir |K 41. hut '' is ' 'a e-e
how a *jvat>- of any prac.i ti value an *
conclude? so ior.g a* the senate matn* -tr. . *
the tost:)" and instructive attitude It <i *-
played w -.en it 'tsi dtscusaed the q«e»tlco.
Sir Julian Paancefot* wtll return to Ma
] in ttxie for the conference of the
J cial Bering *e.i commission ta he he'.d i'
the end of Ociobtr or the begl- .itn* nf
' November. Prof. Percy Thompxon is n- w
ea route for home, and wiU start for W»» v
Ington next montiV.
Wftr#mr to th«* Kninfr.
BUDAPEST. Sept y> Kmr-eror WtHiatn
| of Germany arrived here this morning and
i w,t* welcomed by Francis J '■
seph, the < nh;net miniatrrs and c.vll and
military authorities. The approach i»f the
j Imperial tni!n was heralded b> a -alut* f
; twenty-four guns arul, when it steamed
I lata the railroad station, all th we present
1 on the platform loudly cheered h.s maj«
j ty and the band played "*Haii D r Kai
ser"*
TO PIMSH HI LYNCHERS.
Mriiran tn(h«rllir« M«»ke nn E*#m
|ilr «»f Police tlWi-cr* for N.»t
t.aurdfrs th* Prisssrr.
CITY OF MEXICO. Sept Kduardo
VeSasquea, chef of ;o ic L "it. Cabr> ra.
assistant chief of directive* and <' m
tn tndant Maura Sancne* w>r arr» s*-<i
last night and taken to p-ison and
In solitary confinement by order «>f th>
j Fifth crtminaJ jutlge Public opinion t»
fcehlnd th" goverßrr—' • tnd the 'nv >tit. i
tion will b* pushed mpidfy.
Public opinion s# behind th government,
and tba investigation will be pushtd rr:t>-
Idly.
The government, by th.* course, has no;
prejudiced the case, but ha' tak* t the
pr.-caut!cns demanded hy p*tp la
ment. which fed hy rumors h .<« b n .
j excessively trrita ed for th' ,ul i f .
, to understand how a p' i m»r »>* e • g- ea
1 Importance shmtld he left to charg» of
I unarmed c-flit iala.
High f»®c:a:i» «f the Federal governmrn
! have to som-* extent -ha el the rap- lar
feeling. an<l It Is reported that at *h<*
i rejrular cabinet m et(rc Frh'ay aeve-ti
nri!nlsf«r> urg< i that •*•.'• " * *•» >ar the
»w!ice he thorot>ghly inve«t:ga*.'d.
A ccmmiinii rlo wa* a"i »r* Pgl at
j to Ooa*. H«t«o'iar, nf th<- Federal d writ,
; for transmission t<> the 'n»> c r g era
j In which the la'.t r was d h
| muf aive up bis offlce immednte y He
! is cen«ure<i f«>r not having t •<«. pi >,er
preca it oo.s in gitardlng tf»e pr aonT.
The arre-ts then faii >w d
If the poi;.->> authofltl -s ara pr n >»
i criminally negrlgeat !n gi>ar<llog t i ■ pri«
, oner, they will und i iht div be ■i'v- y
j puniehed and whoever is m, ii a el w H
j be held for murder.
Te Daunt.* in thank**.v,ng f »r the e»-
capf of President D.as wete tunß tn ad
the churches and cathedral* yet - sr..ay.
The I'uehlo t"hlef« %rr»-»trd.
FORT WLWATE, N M t .
/ mand. 1 b> M >J. the sheriff of
Las I.ut.ui* eourstjr left here !j*t ni«ltt with
the Pueblo prieste a '-used of nsmtn.) hig
a woman of the trtie* tfjev ha<l »'•-
of witchery. The »irre«'- were tn.
at the Z-ird village t>««r here and w ••
acc^mpi'shed w .nr>vJ" res stance, the gov
ernor of the tribe delivering up ' *>e ti■ m
bers wanted ipon detmn.! The i r »»>. -«
are being to f >r 't.. t
DENV Ell. H» pt >» A spse.al to «h -
Republican ft im Fort N" M
j says: Orders w re re. ei»<d late l« d
r.arht for one troop of the ft«ven»h rav
! airy tn remain at Zunl as a gti*rd t.-» t;i
! white Ini at ' <nts in t! •> r • ig 1 ?*>r —I
j of that village, hut as th. crtir- "om
: B*and had returned to this j *t >«"»!* '-
I day a trcaji of tfee B*% = r.tb • iv "r> w.s
! ae'nt ba< It This lef; Shis f -«t af J o'clt <
j tl.Hi afternoon with tw--nty days' ratio-.-.
Id 1.1.1 %S HKI ml M>.
' The Mlaaloa (.irl in \ o neoa» rr. B, f.,
V% Sthont Vowej,
j Idli'an th<~ lS»year-c*d srirl whta
i disap>peared rnvsteri-ais v f*--»m her h'»me
! at VahmMr?* »ta*i»»n on th* Ration tin •
! a week ago y< sterd»%, baa been hesr l
Ifrom t * Vancotiver rC. w'4 '" ■
•nndar wttft r * dm at I a>-. »dt" g to
i «**nt t ■ Seat'." l «U Wdng '•
return h me. H»-r parents have been
r-->nfWl The Var.' -w»»r dV*p»teb dl 1
r-'yf say whether or got *be had been kid -
j naped.
Not Kwu, Sol Jvaoj.
EIGHT-PAGE EDITION
111 ROGERS
IN 111.
Two More Pullman < <>l
leire Rebuts Resign.
WINDUS WRITES A LETTER
H* rw* S*t Mii»e» in !>;•
>cnbinsr tii* Governor'* C«aiiuct.
Ilr and Pnn fll Hralcn Hn-aav thrf
llair Bffn Icn.rd of lo«.plr«r)r
l»» (lir tiotrrmir f«»r !>ol n « U hit
He * |ipri»i ril—Hogrr» Mail Kn.mn
of Ihr DrHcil for Kl»f M«»t»th»,
hut Wtndn* Mi>» Hr «hlrltfrd Ikr
itrarnti and I km <nu*b( to
It I p From thr I.» 1 rramcat
t.rnni—lhf Vhrme Draouarri.
SFOKANK Sept A special to the
S;. Ai. -R«\ from Pul®«>. Wash.,
nays:
R'-gcrtt* indut* and Powell have ra
tngned .<■- rvg. nt* of ih* WaalUrgtott
> grit-alt ural and school of
Ttv-> <cr»t th< r resignation* to (l«v.
la*' RagMtt Pfweli
aent in i «ht>rt. de. tajve letter, merely
suiting that he re»i*;-.rd a> regent. to tnita
•fl'-t r it on* *. hut :f th<» governor deemed
It Injwrtou* to the <oltrge :o acr-»»pt hta
r. -ignition at once. he wruk) cjnitnu# to
t<t until «i<*tober Iv. bait not Uter.
Following h» a copy of the resignation
of Regent Wlndus .<• ntilnl to <»ov.
Ronws:
"do - .. John R Rcger*. Qiympia Mr;
Ju-: .♦!* moc'.hs .*,» \ou ipfotnted tna
r-»;.-ti- of the ..gricuitural r and
«ch.<ol of «cVm e. t p to the pre«er\t time
my fours? upon the tx-«rd on every iin
|w>rtar:t question ha* »wen either urged
or Approved l>v 3 ou. ** a letter In my
poMeMion w.ll *how
•"On the very dt) upon *hii-ti we *<•-
ccmpi;*ned the chief reform for which
you hav. been agitating. *l*. reduction
of k<Uri«w. \ (i irnuf d t > tv- ptthiiohei
!n the pre** a i»landeriHi». false and mi
t f»* : t n til* imputing to m>
- «i<h and -:n later motive* for the \ery
;u tion y.v< had urged find approved. t*n
d*r the r ver of what you had *t>een told,'
> tit wh'.ih you kn> w or nhould have
known, to be fsiae. you give \ent, through
nw, to your ngalnot A friend of
mine und«-r wh<>~. w. :i merited laah you
wre em.trtlng. but for *h«w utteranena
I am in r.o way respotvalhl*.
V , ' -* >v- r> ir 1
'•or' 'ri'jf* of »»>p • e>rt. The only t*on
pira- y that I * ••• • h-n in ha* been wrth
I>r. Powell to hide from ttie people of tha
et tie of Wa*hbwr- 1 the diiatorlne** af»4
•:tc->mperen y .ft-* •-«• governor. For near*
;» five t.«- •i» y u x*v«» had )>■ ?»n>, you tha
fa--:f whl. h have hem ma<le puh
>..« < trui r.othin* for »>ttrav9-
k • .Srftcite r fraikl*. Aa loo* a* knowl
edf- <«f h» m us. Ihe kept frwß the pub*
'1 •> «hi « * i««' HjrouMti hy tha
; f** to whi<*h '.on w» »o fond of appeal
-1 other ra»>n»t»r< of
b» »r i. whom you had been m> k>nf
ahieldlnf th» :vy fllrh from the t'nfled
?■ tti si cno inh to ru »k«« up the deftdt In tha
ntate fund hy th< ».
"I rive you rmllt for never havln* men
tto '1 thn •it -1 r»- .! and ImbecHa
su-hema to , lth. r Dr f *HI or me. t'n
der thf*)w ftrrwa*t*iKV« you no long
er .1«tr? my -r\; «on thf h *rd of re
gent? arid I must certainly decline to h«
lotirer <■■••nneeted In any w*l y with «n *d
m:til*?ration " > vm llatlna
and untruthful f therefore tender you
rr. r« - v «> » nt of the a*rleul
tt . .-.tf £• :•' «1 of «< l»>nrt* l»nd
hare r > d< -iM of J >ur prompt aoeept
anoe '
I 1 ive t'l f-r day*, or
\ u « 5 i v he«rd from me before.
Very* r» <p*ctfully,
•*W. V. WINDI'B."
TA' '< >M A S»"E>< 3 A »pe<- I O tha
Ledger frr>m PuHman M»y»: Thf e*olte-
run hy (h> r**<* r" speclil m^'lng
of th»> »■ 1 r-1 ..f hi
t: *e »■ ! of aci>-nt—, h>aa not all
■ •■ •• - • ■ I t ' r ** of
th<"- IS • .ttid f«:h tjti.U-r d< ' jf < »tympHi.
•1 »m!ifr 1' <»'«* UiHf'rw «»v« out an In
•* < th- v«• - r- .<• ; - at
she rolle**- H. ♦<-.>r(Hl
a»-d P w • h.« 'wn <n ***. tor h*fr»«
in t «• n m wth other* to remove Pre#l»
d' it Bryan an-1 r"tn«tjite trr UHy lJtt.tr
d.iv ■:%+ lifts- *><* W|- ls« and PiW»B
thir r-'wlgnation* to »>»v. Roger*,
"lI.tKH Jl MCIV. If tUAII.
trfi nnre t»«r m I'tiri bUKri for India
«nd !•" n gtm nrt'n I'rlcnitlj \r>ti«>n.
NEW rORK. S ;rt. 2ft HHver •cor®'! tit
r. ;er =rp r. v»r? ir l»ndon of VI. <•
T\*. Tt* n X. w Vork roee l T *
■- r ■ • <Jv*r v. -tfr IjjT * fjuotl'ion. to ,W-(|
. T <• prl "* »• -v-d «t!ti' over tha
l. n yv * ■ oil jir ptrmi'*-r I of cntf.
Th« T'--> '• i"T -e<! to pifrh l«m fof
1 1 "• f'd to r :ttrtr« In liO'- s>a
•». it the frdi» <>oun tl 1# ntjytng f><r col *ge.
T ■ - ?: » • r.f prwp-Hrtoon of the lUr.k
- K'.* .•-■>! • ! »r,.-fifth of tt« re-'-pva
In eiWer aleo <pntlßue» to Inflwijca tha
n-nrke* ?4»»r. ly
NKt'- Y< KK
is. r. !"• ■ In f|iMi<-*tbt arid foreign
. K -o, •* • m ida at a**ignme*t
The failure It ts a«!d. In due tn the re
cent mlly in the I/Hldx> prlee of bar iiU
f ov!V)S »ept 21 -The Time#, in a
n*-. •»j »rtl' v <!» Vi't wtth th* »• itt«ea
« ft '■ |#d fr* : .re to pTOpOf*- th«- f***
. --a - of ».iv»>r, .«o ihtt the Frenrti
-.jnttwi-f.• s*dor propound to 1 ft* t ?a?lo
wh». h Ftatf. «ot>'d op* n mint*,
and
•,! - tpoi In Franc* It polnta
o»it that. In *ptte of protect'.on the pr»o«
f w it < o.ritwd to f;»U In Fr--ine*» -
t M Me! :t* to tm. In >♦* <rf the Wh
grlruit <1 vot". i ham*e<l front
(n >i d** led m pr'dectton had failed and
a • , r, f«H<*e for wn»»t wi« nwoiirr,
t. • 'dt *m rum be tr■•••! Tbe Ttmea
f ha ■■ '- ten •'* ta liar '• 'he re#-
»w f \f U-,. ar 1 of M M.»gnlr» M
<M Met in > «awt t® Sen* tor WToloatt: fair
i- a I a
<j ih*. —sa' » it Ilt« "IVnea h * '-"'1 :•
»tjeolu''lv "f ■ .trr-- -t Pottslra to at tka %0*«
•>-m f»•i t • ' .n «'• -I li' ' .V that
• .. . <■ <) »- • g.o r<- e
' . • w a.' •»f • • ?' •' '? ! ••
h* too *ur-* in iineeitanina t™a «*at.eni»nta
,*JS4 avow*!* of lesjiding Frerv h «?*•*«*!•»;
fur we «J-ail W wci'her eoartaon* noe jw-u
--it n d * « »"<J bk*t < ven Jat m i drn
tn tt»*» fafta in the ea.ee."
thr Mlat» »t J»«t*e l.rrakaiw
» % "* t'f
■ '• t -.«* '.>t-' i "g- Q
<«reaham waa -1 to-1 e tr tto*
5 - .« . ■r ' «r. ? f > *P' »'•
t T ■ '■ »• 1 itrti «o to«" Widow.
w .... r ~ * a
tiefiafScta'y. The eatate aoa-jaeu to 11^'

The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], September 21, 1897, Image 1
About The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], September 21, 1897, Image 1 About The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], September 21, 1897, Image 1
About The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914