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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER.
NO- ''<>■
HAMS..
v-.!22G Per Pound. |
The Haras we sell are the very
tthat are sold in this city—every
me warranted.
IF YOli WANT A TREAT, TRY ONE.
A-* 0 loy AVtMEsoiTH. SEAITU:. UAS A.
KLONDIKE
A Commodious and Fast Sailing Steamer Will
(HE sunn ON OR ABOUT JlilHl 10, 1898,
Ab4 every ten days thereafter, takiag freight
and passengers,
r f*rtO«. There St Michael* Island, Alaska, mouth of the Yukon rtver, mak-
Ijflvettea* wMt rf»• r steamers WVare, Cudahy. Hamiiton, H*aiy Pm«r
tLav&t *<x Clrcie City. U:nook Creek. Fort Cudahy and K »ndike gold
es
for pas-sage or freight o« steamers
nitt> bow tie secured by making a deposit.
f&tr tad «jiurtj ns.ne* bought and « old Investment* in mining property
M avu-4 of sending agents. Our a«.-nta and expert* are on the
jgag aad been for years.
ft sill issue ietiers of ■ r-dit on our c . mpsny at Its posts—Clrcie City Alaska
o?«rtC-*Sahv Dawton City and Klondike gold ftflds. Northwest Territory -at
-& I pet i-ent.
jnt* «H!is ©f supplies of all kinds win i*. found at Fort Get There and Ham
mi American Transportation & Trading Co.
ho. «»!*» fleet Airwuf. Vaiilr, \N a*h.
IHHCI T«R«.
cl.'Sntiy Michael Cudahy Chicago HI.
Dawson, Klondike OoM F.eld.*. John Cudahy . ...» Chicago. I
15 !>*.'c Ft. Cudah> NW T. Ernest A. Hamii.......... . Chicago 111
tmh. W«ar» Chicago, 111. portius B. Weare .. Chicago. Ill"
pEATTLE I DAWSON CITY
I *i» HO«IO\-\t,\%K V TK KSrORTtTIfIX (<».•»
G.S. "DELAWARE."
tad itepat l.Wrt tons capacity, will M jl from 8 E ATT LI
■lff IJCHAF. L 6 on or about
MAKCH 16th. I*9*.
■Wlf tWyht an.l pa j#rs. Connie tic* with n?w ateel rtbt*d •t'tuatrs at
■ KHAELrfi FOR DAWS. », CITT an-1 Tuk n river ; ir " x:.i making r*cu;*r
■pfcnar th+ »«on. For freight rate# an J farther '•• format; n apply to
I J B. C. LO<"KWfX)D. Or.- r*l Aj?»mt, B#att!e.
■ Or GEOF.q F. J WTLLKT r. ntra' Do- k.
14USHA GRIBSTAkE AMD TRiDlfiG CO.
abitrr*. par tainr *s<», fully paid sad nan.
***'"*• Oletn—Prr»ldr»l, I r»nk J. Uarnnrd, ««pl. whuol*. Ormtlri
-** ■ I and iMnnKi r, I barlr« Rrufen. of I r* «• llrulm l*a<rklM|C ( a.;
*—err, %, H. Ullm.r, ma* after Ovilcr llortmi « « «f.. baakrrt; arrrf.
■ Fraafc. ii. I'aai j Mtprrmtradfßi pro* parlor*. Ulrbttrl Krilji altor.
"» *»U H. Worn a.
apportanity of j >:n r.g a conpan; or}«tii«d on *tra<«b: burtr**"* |!n«* •»
grow! thou* whr. d» \r* to share in tn< rich.* of AUsk i and the K!.>n<i;k«
A «rp» ef pr*-s:~, •••■?ors. cjtfttt«d and gr;f>«t».k d at *'.v)!»uir rites. man*
mm will -"iv«r th# territory acoaomk-aUy. aystematleally, • and
tof'-rriiA: tj aJJhss, Matter Haildias. Srattk, Matb.
Do You Want
fcGood Lamp Cheap?
.special price* on Odd tamps from .~>oo up
Best bargain* to tir>t comers.
cSt CXX
I* - at gtajaw l» a <-uref.-»rt and a jcy for-
r ' - b-" * . ■< - -o-c
*k.. m
■ k Vv,'
PAINTS oi!s ' V3rnislses Brushes.
*"ai*t». Uln<l <• v* » Mirror Plain*. C.la«ed Hifcrt sad Paara,
**** a, P .^ r I|Blt h p^QjUHECIIT,
F*W»U(W, Martha falepkoa* R«-A «*V
'>)' Your Goods of the Manufacturer
Hd. 1 ( ! ; -,U Wo: n Mill in Seattle:
Manufacturing Co.. 1119 First Ave..Seattle.
WASHINGTON RICE MILL
j. _ ~r A-..*. S- F- ft Bo* 31
fcqL'*i? e *s«^r " - t - a k-nd» of r*« always on Saad.
f ," r i i. rjod. e,t:y toea firework* all kiada
FRISCH BROS.,
L lkj| -aer*» l«
\{ w v. - J kS» Di4«C>D5, SIL*fR*4K. ETC
UK 1A; 1 uNit oi ( mp iratr*d Watches.
-
"' v ~ v .
■an
f HI
Japan s Stealthy Move to
Seize the Islands.
VETERANS IN DISGUISE.
of Traised >old;ers I© Re
tut Annexation.
Imported u lnhorfrt. TTiff Betray
Their Military Tralsing as They
laa*—tally l.OOtt n-a «•!<• to
Hatf Hera Thn« I a ailed Keadr to
stir I f* Ketoli—Htwaitao
Ratl&ea (Ut Aaaeaatloa Treaty
•>4 Reject* a Protest—Port n
*«'« f ear Tkele Rigkli W ill Be
( artailed—Mr. Morgtaa Arrive*.
SA.V FRANCBOO. Sept. 23 -If th*
•Tories tout by the p.i»*r.g».i and crew
of the itMPifr Ctty of Peking, which ar
r v*d here from Hongkong ria Honolulu
Tuesday evening, be true, a state of a£-
f- ra exjft* in Hawaii which demands th*
attention of the state department.
When '.h« City of Peking arrived at Hon
*iu»u. the attention of toe other passengers
on board was attracted by the r-markualy
symmetrical movement* of 174 Japan***
steerag* passengers who were disembark
ing. Although ciasiHHl a* laborers, their
w-di-drtl.ed and mil:* try *pp*aran«t» wis
too palpable to escape observation and oc
casioned ?»n.3iderable comment The Japa
nese were evidently under th* comma rut of
a veteran #* rg -ant, and divided into
squads of twenty under non-com-nisei on ed
officers. During the voyage a military dis
cipline was observed, which created eons
meat among the other ate*rage passt-'.gers
and the st*anjer's crew, and many eon
j- tares were h..igard>-d as to t., meaning
of their being shipped to the islands.
I- was generally believed that they were
•♦ at there for the purpose of forcibly re
ma ting annexation if necessary. R..mors
of the pretence of the mikado* soldiers
are not new in the tsands and it la sa l
that over l.d Ott w«-Lt-driiied men have ai
f'i.ty been landed ther* and thai about
♦ * vererar.i of the Japan-China »ar are
expected on the next steamer.
THt; IHKAIV RATIFIED.
H.twaHan «enate I naalantit for \n -
aeiatloo—l he Portajrweae Object
—Senator Hnrgaa irritrt.
SAN FRANCISCO. ?•<: - r - Th*
**eamshlp City of Peking, which *rrtv> d
last night from Hono lu. hrrug- t news
that the annexion tmty nad b**n rati
fied by the Hawaiian senate on Septem
ber ». From advices she brought tinder
date of September 11 the following par
ticulars were obtained:
The Hawaiian senate met m extra sea
sl-m on September S and t l ---- president's
rr.*sssg-> urging ratifies'ton st the treaty
was read as wis also the protect on be
half of the Hawaiian* who opposed the
measure. The president's stated
tha*. uader the authority conferral upon
him by the constitution and with the ap
pro \ >1 o? the cabin •--» h « hid negotiated
a treaty of politleai union with th* Uni*ed
S*iter 1 which was eigne-! by the plent
r ten tia ties of both go'^mmer.ts at
Wsshtng'Oft J ine 14 l**7 He transmit'*!
t * «»me to the j-na*-- for considers: iota
«f the ratification thereof under l*s con
stltuti-wia! aathoritv and called attention
to certain significant tn - n** wh;. h bore
upon the matter he t3*.> - h*d upor. the
adoption of the policy of ann*s;; 'lon by
the provisional governmT * on Jure
I*9l and ttated that th« reasons whirs
then n«C*s.<i**t- d that pw:e* «"l!l existed
and that subsequent e%*e ~• < had ensphi
•ised *hetr lmpwar.ee In conclusion, he
c'Vlled particular to the fact
f*%* the treaty cetstaiued an Important
prow-«l«i re*srding the r.f
•stating Hawaiian laws ard customs not
it -ereststejit wit ft t)Ns "resty and the fact
that deliberation was assured as - > *t.e
ultimate form of gov"rsm* i Ht for the ter
ritory of H--iw di ard the et~tl wh:ch in
evitably follows sudden p.--' tk-al changes
w,is pre,*hided. F.r-th pa;-rs were refer
f< w** H the '»t( ••vf iie treaty to the f >r.
e»gn relations eoasartttee for consider*-
ti:*n. <y* the foiU: ' "(if that o-tau
m.ttff reported fav *r%b:y. and •. I .*
r* --'mme*"'.". ttt v: '- s >enat ■ ad *
resolutkm of ri:.l*»t:o8 by a unaalmous
VO!.*-
\w•*» er »« a Proieti.
Tn aa* ww tfte H*wa. an pretest
ad."-r**-d it a m s *s r?«' .« h»!d en the
S»h the committee said sn part:
*■ i-.* » •• •
tution* favoftnir ,tar>»x*' a«:. »nd t e j- •
n»s*ttoß of the isian4s to the U" 'ed
S*xte» was one of the fundament tl
gr.*:mdg for the estasilshmen; «>f th # gov
*mm- r.t. we re-o*me :4 tha: -he pr a-st
be i"n:1 .pon 'e .and ;n d i a > ,
.terra ft our duty *o »tv tfta*. in our .>?ta
|i>n. "he -.-rote*'■* -*■ **-• leg at
on gr-'.ar of .-eaMmee -han ths- they
r - ,;.v N» vve % * r. * « ' .it r?-»-
no ■ 'h-> b»st *«.t m •** la* :~g P • sr/v
c ; tbiag s'ar./N and a.; oums of p«cpe
ti w residing :ber**<"r.'
T- » rep -rt was ■ims*--ly stated
by the senate.
Portß**e»e Oftjcrt.
Com me r. ling tipcn the u~ pc- .-»d *tt •
the a- wspap-er organ of u - For ug*-- ws
rer.dea:* «a-!
""The senate £ 'it* recub ht c? Haw a i
has iif.*:- laKK»iy ra: led tne c.« sda
wh.ch oonoedvs Ktwai •. - i
{ >* n itss n. v iR- An p?
m tf dduMfs! '•- »* >• " .♦ v • t. - & *
r-:-- f j ;; f r ■
* «jkS * -■■"« "*r. %r r ■' v r -a!
csi •" -'a ' 1 >
f r--"*cs3 * sis* 4r 1 •Qtsut'i" fO-ik i. <2*? c -•;« x. >
V th • prtv.ieg** to W-.. t. « h.»ve a
rtght.**
se' '•* ' v ' •<» * * *Wa fh#h_
vks.a#QMi rf *H9€XJtrlon Cv>-' -if
fb*:T a* rr * -
»B#nt u-msvt
their a«i'T *t» defeat ar.r-xatv- B
f-« -he Pek rjt left aca had N
#r:ed for an -mm- d-ate bum me* irg ♦.»
%• h«M «• the Itth. and the tniMra
were that p w * • • th- :a
ever held t» "he »«.trds S-rr.e d h. r.-
fscxAt:- e!?*s hc.-ed ' **
j!e« ttor M f»aa ad -ess :nc at tre
w:th the oh sect -r *- • "
»'h* *> .. t c ???•-r®- % U» *m
mttt o* A " ;*
f . # riii i ||fiirrtt p-Jk& »e»
v , (I >i<r W>wr*a in
T?e *tea- ' P VU-? e a. Mr ? -n
a- - A ? F '
ix. C. Ui-ds-J-HPe." a-a -. A- r*a-a»..
SEATTLE. THCTtSDAY, SEPTEMBER J . 1*97.
e.rrtred :n Hoc. Uu ort tt-e Kth Tt*r
w-re wmerded a wxtas -*. ? " ;i -t>r
Morgan «t.:od tr.» v--ji«e -* •• -"K *•
we and *aa r es -* *nt h
Kawaijai Star the f . -aw ag d.±y p-h
--hehed 'his n' trview with hm:
•T haTe nothing f a i»"r.lte aarare to
way v- -he r.-wsra*ers now as ! as Jt
Sr»* -a" e .r. o-porr«-lry • rrud* the
s • f- -.a • » w T
a • 5a- '- f lam - - : '*>' t
: oJ aanexa :or.. I nawe been an aanega- ;
.-••it tri ' ' ars. «■ *
a « ire .. i was ag A*.ed '*
Tee imr.r.r eranatat*® of an ar-tele
pui>, ln " e Lss> the al -tn
with w:;ich the Farroguaas regard an
nexatiaa:
If pe- haaae it:aa ion *ha d V
■ ecr.t it.r • - • wh*. .. we -i.;abt the Por
-5 tigueae o sr e as s pcl.ticaJ ? ctor e«as«a
to r-xhrt -:--->aise in -he f.sretga
! both he. e int m "he United Stat-s. It has
!sd.«a*-ed wit.- -;en. c.e —. s
♦ha; t-ey *- r t.-e afla- :e For* --
gtaeae vo n • a*- t. priviege sn. - d
b- coc -eded *•> them. In a pe.d«:.c- ah J
g.-aod goeeminefjf t Riwa.: means pr a
; pe-rity for tne colooy; hm anaexa i n
w- shout th* prtvuege which we tpeJt at
m-ans rule
The debates who were chosen to the
j Amertcaa T'ttion party eor.ven too nave
j competed tie r p.atftrm. which was to
i be fr sented far adoption a: the c aveti
:ti»nto be held on - he evening of the :3th
1 The piat'onr; as arr» ged was short, and
applied saleiy to is .and affairs.
The Br .sh eraser Comas arr Ted cb
| tha 12 h. s#*- -.t '»n days from Victoria,
B. C. Use a . remain here ah-:- i: a
month and will then proceed fc '>sn* and
; go out of cocx scion.
MAY >UZK iHK CHIN A.
Japaa Said to Uaal Security From
Hawaii—Hailding of U*r»!iii>« in
%n»erica—l t oioay lor Heilto.
SAN FRAN' ISCO Sept. Jl-The s »im
t ship City of Fek.ag brings the fo'dowir.g
r.<r»» from Japan and China:
There is a report in Japan to the effect
that the Pacific Mail steamship Cuy _of
China amy be se:aed to secure the m.ka
do's claims against the Haw., tan gcv—a
merX T.te vessel is new under the Ha
waiian Sag and, tn ease of aaneatatton,
would sail under ti e American fla.g and be
entitled to subsidies for carrying the mu:ls.
Tr.e Japan Siai... on t.v pros
pect of Japan se.iSi.og tha ship, cay> that
the claims agar.st W. 1 soon be set
tied oy arottraaon, and that the hh»is
wili probably be aaie to pay any award
granted to Japan.
In regard to zr.e American naval vsaaeis
a Tokofcama. the M.ul of September J
said :
"The Unit- i S»'« steamer Oiympia is
expe< vd to .-ave fcr Chemulpo ahoat tha
lath in«t. The Yora, own will leave for
hom- »a th .' c:. rse of n-*t month, and -he
M i ...as a;ll pr<- iably folio* during tha
. >*■ par of N -v«?inl> r. A large pro-
PvrtJon of tr.e Olympiads officers ar • to b<a
transferred to the T and Miutmas.
The poseioiUty of an alliance bezwt-eu
<... a and Ja, -a 3 being talked of by mili
tary men.
Capt. Kuroka of the Japan wirshlp
Naniara. stated m a recent interview tha;
the Japanese orders procured by American
abiphuild' ra were merely sentimental. He
fur* bar st><d that in the opinions of ex
perts, the amis aior.e of th:- two cruisers
being built a: the Uni-ja Iron Works in
San Francisco and .Cramp's shipyards on
the Delaware wui • at aa muca as thi hulls
a..d armament combined would have cost
in England.
A Japane.-e v:n- yardist and wine grow
er Nakaaawa Kanie, has obtame-J a con
cession from the Mexican government to
establish a Japanese colony m Northern
M i u. He ts now in Tokyo or* .r ta.sg
the first of the colony, and the Jap - a pa
j pers say that has scheme is to taae not
] lews than £».'.<**> Japanese to Mexico, euiefly
l to cultivate aigar can«.
On August 31 a tunnel on the line of the
| Ou railway 1a Japan tell in and i urieo
: alive twenty-one pe-rsona. Srven were -x
--j cava ted. three of waom wera dead. The
i ff-nui 'Mg f .-urteen were etill e&tvAbed at
the tat- st advices.
K.jssla has obtained fcom -he K<v«an
ca : net permlsaion to as*- part of Z- tfut-i
S l = ;tr:d as a coat de-=o*- Japan sin id> oc
i eupies the larger portion of 4he tel-ind.
The llaliluurr Ordered to Honololn.
VAU.EJO. Ca< . Sept. 21 -Orders hav»
-. - re, h-ed it the r.av - yard to put tl a
cnii.-er Baltimore la eomrr.. • • i. She is
crd- red to proceed to h -tu, presum
■ asly to relieve the Philadelphia
ORE IT FLOOD IN (HIM.
%allev Ber<»»i»« a I.ake—4>nt
ru«e* on (*oa»»rt«-4 ( hlnear.
VICTORIA. S-*p' •*' i*d - s per
st- amer Empress of India w .t<--: arrived
yesterday, report that -.his year's fr-shet
« : - lower br m >re s foot tnan thosa
of •rr • Ig .-ears h.- rt • . * this de
fi) >nd also t'-e fa-*? " it t'te Grar.d
ir i. has not BRf ited I t! tike
it • U--A-I i • witty of wat-r the F■•-in nv-r
-i b;--- uoth its a.- -rn and western
t>ar»h • tn 1 one vt-t s -* f wa-er now
strutefcee from Tang Ouni to Pel K . U a
distance of tw-.-nty Id !« Or- h Ir.-.l
I .-and people have been rendered '
t ,-te an-1 the damage * > ; ~ ; +?* ■ ■*
n , -! at at at 11 •*» '-* V The ra '.way ;•
In danger from the Wood and sh . u!d a w..*. 1
of any strength arts'* th- damag l ? to -he
r*>a 1 from the wash of " ' - waves may be
c-r.«i lerab'.e.
A Choutang m:*-* --nary orr- 1 *p- adent
wr'tes that the rimers ab> foreU: ncrs
• a-1 Christians kidnap - ' ir n are «-•!!
k.. r » Th- .••■?■ -nor has issued
a oroclanta- on. I* -ru® v -ut t has realty
-• re mot - .3 tncr-as -r *'"e fears :y f the
pA-ip ». a- 1 mak'.nc thetr. rr. -re rusp:o*ouß
<,? a ; *ca- be* r»
Las? *- k three favel -rs passsag
• • - i v lis w»r» s-1 ;> ->n ar.d h*V*-
nm S 'ath »e i bur'.-d by excited mob.
Another msn : via# Ms* -uts de of the city
w-t.-* a ."js I of kdrv • z and was so
?• sr.; -er.ed by the threat? t: tt be test his
r-t- a. and t« r'* runr -? sN ut the plaea
h If r *>- d ?- 1 *
>■ -ral C :r*»" an? h-, 1 ■ it-- n N-ttea and
s**a.-k«- ra- ► *»»»n made upon #»--ms 5f the
tr* .» k re detne every* t'ttj to <jnie f th* pe©»
r!e. and so fir there b . b-»»n no attack
c- the residents at Che -p;sg
At i<f»*r of lB«srt«-st *nliler U lit
I r-tt if the Tr«oi>« In flattie.
PF T.APKT.PtfTA. S.— Tne »♦*!*-
t -.ir fa ■? tj ma f* pur • - * fay that arms
and twr. ;or in ; »-.• - a a-» He-
by n.ja!. tha P*t' :p—
--p--Jan -f Ar- fr--r. r i-'yhta t-'t
•*.^• , * *»•-■ to ths Phi. . opine Islands.
' V ■--a"c : r->- { n~z»» RlxaLths
* -• w T" H- v. r ■% ■ was ■>*»-
c-.t d C-e Ph;!* ■" -» -,<-ds by Gen.
* | - * va > - -' #«* ' v * < •- ' - .
l-c-if s• 5 ? **-*•-r?*.
T~ ey ar* *0 be shtrr*d * Canada woenrw
■-» v * '• b- 5 sent to the F -- n<** Tr.-.-u
--»>■»•« r 4 *"** ars gotr* -- - - .*■* »~d the
mat i « -•- who 's rh-»?n ts at
art *•; xplet.ng o'ber coders for th# same
pa-Tv-s*
D» Rtr-Jil was a 'm'" f **se ♦«*;!■.;•
vwse-y. ar.d the young w man w- - is now
* <a a st-*>d sot "? **-■ •- ani v en»ity Ths
g-' woe - -to ths tt ..-s? the b.a"" *
las* tveen*r *o maerv -r lever Two
days la* -r the hasbanf *« captured H*
r »- ».,« v-u* bis fr»e '.—j. • --j -.- -j, , y f
• ryt * the ns rr-:' "" • y .i. and is* wis
s . • w ' ' Sj »- v-J?
Mr*. R aal w-st to J» m »-4 f--acd
--i « c- rr -st.
tr - - * Q P- *.-• - »
w v•. a & *<*< Jsrar " - t«r, ts - lead
"■* IT s in p-rscc *-+; ?be t* urns to
- „ ' ■ « w* ■• Mr* Riaa' * :
" ■ » ■ -■* ** est ■ raar i --J :a ta«» fTst-ed
n atas V.* a rear has
b-e* f mred. whi*h w . «.rt r, a>*«rii * ch
i» . I-—JiIA ' '«. * 4X - -iui *
t~-ua Sag i—a ti.- t ■ aa*At
bb an
Hi 188
American Federation De
tines Its Policy.
HOW TO HELP THE MINERS.
Nat by Revolutionary in
Conv-ntion.
The Eaeewriae famwitle* Declarea
Aaaiait the Proposed « fetca<o
« oavectloa of the ExtrewUta and
Re«>oinia>*ads «pra4ia( the Maary
on Feedins Haagry Miaer%—»ac
rtu of (be Strike a hpleadid V ic
tory for laiaaHm - Employers
Aaked to Step Oat of I ai»a»-
W bulcfale liu> cults (aademaaa.
WASHINGTON" Sept. 2.-The ex«-*-ftvs
coun>:.l of the Amerkaw F*i!erat:oa of
Labor met today at the headquarters of
tn-e organisation in this city, to dis< -ss the
rraniag situation. There were prtsent:
Samuel Gompers. th* president of the
Amenean Fed-ration of Labor Secretary
Frank Morrison, Frank J. Gtnigar, of
Pt:lade'.ph.a James Duncan. ? Buitimare;
James OCor.--U. fCh -ago >ffr Gartaj .
of Ptttshurg. M. D. Ratehford. preaidtnt of
the L'nued lime Workers" Asso* iat..m
M er of the executive b uri -f
toe United Mtne Workers* Association,
and J. Weber, one of the a
of Labor organisers in the West Virginia
uuni-g district.
\o Utrtj'loyer* In I a ioas.
After adjjstlng sotne Internal matters
the subject of the membership of employ
ers and workmen in an affiliated union at
Bonnar M nt.. was discassed at length by
the council. It being alleged that the work
ing member® of the uni-m were not free
tn the exero;.■*» of their rights by reason -f
the of their employers. A de
cision was reached compelling the employ
ers and their foremen and bosses to be re
leased fiom their membership in th# or
ganimation In order that the original pur
pose for the betterment of the wage work
ers may no longer be Interfered with.
The dispute existing between the Unit ed
Hatters of North America and the St. Jo ha
Company was also a matter of disucssion.
The executive dfflcers of the federation
«ill request the firm to recognise the uni -a
c? 5-i- era 1 , • - f i.ri.irsi % •*
condlriona to their employes.
t.i-arrnl HotrotU I nja»t.
On application of the Can Makers' Union,
f-r a general boycott of firms antagonistic
to the unions in this country, the conclu
sion was reached that it would be more ad
visable and more fast to examine Into each
individual complaint. In order that firms
who would agree to employ union help
s>;*ht not be placed at a disadvantage, as
t--r would be under a g n-ral boycott.
The council resolved to continue its pres
ent organisation in the mining districts of
West Virginia ,\nd Illinois, and also to ap
p-unt two a id! .-<*tal organizers to aid the
mi era In their last effort In getting an
early settlement of their wage scale,
u; the agreement of the Columbus con
vention.
Tr» coun-tl has under advisement the
ma'ter of securing e to miners
wh will continue the S*ht for the wage
gcale.
%n tdilre«« tn I nlnit*.
The council toright issued an address,
which In part says:
v 1 h »•» i--., e forth to the tradaß
unions and pubGc for a labor convertlon
(■> ;i 'f» next M md.ay. The ©st-mstbi*
objects are to take measures in aid of the
miners' strike and to .>ff«et the «tw*eair>g
power- if -be courts 'n erantfng Mjtinc
ti- * Ir d-1" snce of popular rights during
labor dl-P'-res Tbese object-« are very
c blc -tad worthy the active prß-*-
t: al rivr-'-rt - f ev< i r' unionist and
-v lot r of his ?*!!«w nr. m.
•"Rut conditions b* - changed since that
convert ran w s agreed upon. This wee it
f :••. 7? w mi'ters hav got-.* to w-'rk oa
tma ftxr-d jointly b' the miners and on
e-it -rs. It Is the greati -t v;< tory
tv trades ;m: -ts la y- irs. It was won
antr** tfce combine-! pow»-r of w-alth,
j i.\ Mai usurpation and inhuman tyranny.
•*Th- F-deration of La --or. be! evtng onlv
tn practical n+thods has derided «o .*on
tic - 1 its -i ipport w:*h organizers ar.t
money until a complete victory for ths
E , « wc-r. To tht l end St calls on its
!-.-: : -->rs .and on the oufclic to not halt ta
their f i!! a-d tmmeßSured aid to this wor
thy movement.
\pt r» l« io raaaloa Oni»t«r.l.
"M t-.y famtU -s still need *uppcrt. and
money 'w :' t required until the miners
are more ft_. : :> at work .and a de to h-'lp
themselves. Let the trades utrons be lib- 1
era: in tretr donation# ant*! this struggle
is rr-.wned with compl- f * *ucc s
•*W« can see no seed for the labor con.
vent:an In Chicago ne*t Monday. We ad
vise cur unions not to be reprevent: -i
th.-re The money It wili r- st to sr. i
d*"i«gat*s had better go to help tfte suf
ft-ratg miners and the - families It is n't
t" ttonventions. ;o flazr. mat orr dectaratio- *
3 -d revolutionary hue aibe that the
<-aitse of iat- r can be a-! - , anced. Appeal#
»• r-assier s of the aiut'Stade can serve
na gsx»d ft;rpi>»a. It :* ot- 'v a systema -s
or.-*2ization of th# working psopte ta
. . « a
<-T: i'' h -■ -H<>H - • •- l i*>H-i r \ ~ H f
.. 1 vV V V *** *? '2C
WHAT ONE FiRM PROPOSES TO DO.
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W V w -r V / * v v -V v -w w -w •».
trade* cnv»«» w'th unfred hearts and usf
t-.'d furca * frstemtty ,-f purpoae whicA
k"ows no bounds f "reed, color, aati ■-»-
a. ty or pcltti- s that will upHtt the
m.isses."
An appeal ;s made to the press and c>r
gy to oppose the unfair and «m»bstr a
ti-Hial -e it y;unc-:cns wr-. -h
are wboity subversive -.f psoular dberty."
and the people ?re .rge«. to elect men to
l-glssatlve vs.--*-* who will make "these
new forms of tyranny" tmposs;bia.
U.VDtk . AIL t'uK il'tiDEK.
«hrrtg Mania and Deparifi (• Re
Tried f»r «trikfr*-Hr
«l«(aarr t« Depatirt Deaie#.
WILKKSBARRS p t gupt. at—The
takir.g of testimony in the preliminary !
a.-it.gs n - > mm -aweal' * v- >r-r-
LT Martin a»-J his deputies was resurar-t
today. The ocaaaoasrealth's strangest
witness-* iiist, - • -a r r-> —exaßßina:
that their object .a going to Latim-r was
to get the men at * >ra there to quit and
join them.
Anthony 3enovltch testified that he was
in the seventh rogr of the marching col
urns. Tne sbertf?'. called out et-.meih n.-g.
Then he took hold of the witness by the
coat collar and pointed his revolver at
h;m. VVrta "ss pasael the revolver ast-le.
Then he b-'ard the sheriff give the ord»r
to fire. He said sheriff Martin was
about yards ia advance of the depu
ties.
Mar*-a Sh "t ki was suffering m t a
pain it m a outlet wot nd in the should *r
when he took the stand. He said ae
was run Ring toward the bash when ae
was shot. He saw the sheriff >n the
ro'ddie c-f the road, heard rum say some
thing swd immediately tne Unr.g c«.-m
--menc -i. He admitted that he was w..n
the mob at Haaietoc oa the moratng
a hen th? sheriff warned him to go home,
Mrs. Kit# Case, who resides at Lati
mer, sw .re that the neighbor he-id w -s
terrortsed by tfie rumor that the strikers
Intended to blow up the town. She said
she Sed to tne mountain# with her fam
ily. as did a a umber of her neighbor*
Mathias Cxaka, one of the striker* said
he was tr.-rcir.c w! a he m- a aii.i w *
&aot in the back. H-s said:
"When we got to Latimer. I saw men
standing with guns T - sc.--riff am# -ad
told ufl to s }p. The saertff pulled out li-s
revolver, pointed it at th man who xr~
ried th-; flag and said: 'lf you go farther
I will shoot you.* I was fright- ned. The
sht*riff gut on outside, said scaactiUng
and the firing began."
On ■rross-exam.nation the witness said
he came out to see he crowd paa#iitg. and
thej made him go with th*tn.
Antonio Angeno sA-d h- m-t the strikers
and they compelled him to march with
them.
Andrew Sivmr. oc.e of he s rtkers, said
"1 was in the third or fourth line of the
marchers. I saw the Bun with the guns
along th- road and we w-re stopped hy
th- sneriff. S tn* o m.d •<!-> n,' and
I the sheriff grabbed him and pointed a re
! volver at his --r act. T ,eti tr.e thoosing
! began, and I laid on the ground until it
was over It lasted about ttf.e n minutes.
Tne sheriff did not read a p»per."
A few wisnesie-s gave simtiar testunony,
and Dis-rict Attorney Fell then asked that
the sbtriff and deputies be held for trial.
Upon th»s reassembling of the court at
2.30 th« judges thm.^h sufficient
had been procured to hold the defendanta
for trial The sheriff and the deputies
then ■ am# before the bar and entered bail
for trial in the sum of »,9Q® each. 15.00®
f- r murder and fl"0y for f»->r.iously
wounding. A bond *i< provided by a
Philadelphia trust company.
GETTING RKtOt TO I'K.Hr.
Ileport That War With «|>ain lin -
pra4i—H«-r Streoglh Draiard Out.
NEW TOK.\, Sept. 22. "This .ntry is
on the eve of a war with Spam." Thas*
ar* th# w.>rds of A-.si-"_ant Secretary of
the Navy Hoosevek. He used them at a
,x>nferen.>s of sane of the commander* of
the naval militia, whom h# had summoned
to Washington to learn of th# state of
th- ir command# and the number oif men
that ran be depended on to comple-e the
complement of the warship# and the
aaziliary navy. He .vition-d the fentie
mea n-f-'t to ar.-i-r-;st.2u'« the gravity of
the situation.
Commander ftvaytoa. of the Brooklyn
battalion, is reported to have answer-d
that he wouM guarantee T7s men. W.
Bat lev Duncan, of the New T rk bat
talion. estimates hi* number a-t 325. The
largest battalion in the courwry ii at San
Francisco Organizations on the Pacific
exist at Saa Di go. Lo* Angeles. S-ia
Fra n cisro, i art land and Olympla. The
navy department's estimate ts that "•**.>
mer> will be reeded for the rw-nty-five
m-fhaw cruisers. Of thi# number 3,981
wl'l come from the regular warship*.
Fh- signift-iance of Mr Roosevelt's re
mark, Joined with the assemblage of the
militia commanders at Washington, the
bunching of the warships and the maneu
vers of the torpedo flotilla, ta very great.
MADP.ID Set. 32.—An official statement
has been Issued allowing the number of
men and the quantities of munitions of
war sect to Cuba and the Philippine isl
ands during the Ineurr•colons which are
in progress in those quarters. Be w-en
November, tSi-ei. ar.d Miy ISiT. the Syartsh
government sent to Cuba ISLTW soldiers,
<5 %l officers oi whom forty w-»r» ter.erals;
232 ">42 gun* 3 id# kttogramm** of powder.
««*'»,«T9 cartridge" 1ft.711 swonis 91 -.ar.-
nons, 12 mltradeuse# and 3.500 she Jig.
<s Rr « the ou'break :n the P , -# *h*
government has sent 57.5W soldi-rs. *."l ofl-
P»rs. of whom nine w--*r» general#:
gur». 24 cannons. 24 *ls kilogramme# of
powder. 31 '-S5 ca.—r-l?-# ar I V®i
Shell*.
I larlnaatl *«p»- r\ I».»r* Kmovrd.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 22. -Ma> or Tafe!,
who has h*en cor.d*> dag an Investigation
of chimes again** members of the board
iff W&Q+f 'V : IMOT%. Y «!/"»$ tJIAt, ftJI T"0
George Le»w:< Werner J. J Sullivan
and John Zumstetn, the chacgee were sus
tained. and he ordered •'vr removal. As
to Lewis Kmhn. he w l! consider further
The mayor win hav* the appointment of
their su *e-.-ora
II SHI
I KB
Monetary Commission Or
ganize- tur Work.
EDMUNDS FS CHAIRMAN.
Two Ktpert-s XVill Arrange tbe Suif
fe*tion4 offered.
M»"hed» of Pracwlar* \ tlnjuril anrf
4 Mmmtfti*r« < !»«»*»*«»—The Itaak nt
Kb* land* >tl«i*r Rwnf VN "•»
neaoaarrd *jr I nmton Baal>ft»-
I ar(f lt»t»«rt» nt <>nl4 I tem
throat!—i<nld Kap»rt« \(mr
aana Karhidfira—The vlifiaf ot
* Chl»«-«e Bdlrair to r«rarr the
Sew t.uia (eiaace a t Japan.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 22-Th* m-w*.
tary ccmmiavtoa appointed und-r the .«a
thctflty of the Indiana money eon\««ui a.
h-ld .ta opening seeaion at the Arlington
hotel in ihis city today. All the m nm
bra of th* commission, except Stuyve
sunt Fish and L. A. Garnet, of San Fran
cisco, were present. The afternoon m
ir.g was dev.-.t <d ta preliminary .«« i
of the methods to be pursued. Bs-Sen
ator Edmund* was presbWrit, and
Mr. ij. K. Lwightoti, of St. Louis, \t ■*-
chairman.
A special ec remittee, consistmg of
Leightoa, Patterson and Fairrhlkl. wan
appointed for the purpose of consider, -g
the question of what > Xpert help
the rommftsion may need in too
prosecution of its work and of
suggesting methods to be followed
in diap- .s»»r.g of the questions presents!
This cooUKittee will r*c tun mend that «w >
experta with salaries, be appointed to
ccllate tn proper form the suggest! Ms
that hav.- been received for reference 'o
the appropriate committees. The per
sons re- »mmended are M- r< 1.. Cur* 'M
Root, of New York, and H. Parker W 1-
lis. of Cblcago.
The aPi>olatment of thtee general Mm -
muues will also be, recommended, vlx
On gold and currency, on tTnued States
currency and on the banking question,
to which the sugg-stions rweatved will be
referred. The oecision reached by the
speriat committee will be laid before the
commission tonight.
Hon. H. H. Kohisaat and Oeorg* Fos
ter Peabody. m- mtw of 'he In-l.anap«v »
•Jecutlve oommlttee which appointed the
commission, ars -Itting with the m*mb*.-a
at the general body tn the preliminary
stages of Its work
Ton'ght the commission axreed to the
.- oi M - R • t - • i V is
collating secretaries. Nothing else was
accomplished.
UOLl) l HUM ALL LANDS.
tot Oaljr > uaKtt* From klaadlkf,
bat tola From Laadon • a«t
%a«tralla to flay Wheal.
NSW YORK, Sept. 22.~A *: -vai eahie
gr.am from abandon t th- t.v mg Po**
*ayst
Gold to the am. unt of •«*> w« w-:*.n
--drawr to«la> fmm the Bank Kngl-t:
for shipment to New V<".rk T
m-»rrt* are regardkd as th* result of .*
more strlr.f-nt money marke* tN» w
York, whl.-h ts now wat hed m«.»r* - ly
than the rate of exchange. More g>H ts
*xpecte»i to go. feu* opinion he*** '&v
only a moderate total in all. That w* t
howettr, of fetns •> ♦
<s*t3T9€ th^
NEW YORK. SVpt rL-T'-e *um of » »'«'
o**l w.iS shipped to the Natl<jnal ' ■-> ---.• k
today from London and **<• fr ,r » R ; r
tin. Both shipments are made by th* *■
tional City bank's European agents, tr.e
r>eutsche bank, of Berlin and Load "
This is the firs* shipment of foil to b- im
ported this falL
WASHINGTON. Rep* a—The **"
of the gold min*s in Nicaragua ar wi'
ried ov»r a decree publish' I A «■• i i %
and taking effect .mmr-llately. »» *hh
ing an export duty of Si goid per Ours'
on goid Ingots and HI per ounce o «'•• l
dust Th* mfortna ior comes to th* • »'
d piartment fr m Corsu'ar Ag»n • •" , -
cey at Bl'iefleids. H- says th* 1! d. y
wis SB,« rents per *t»nc* oo * Tr
mining snt»r> « r s hav« united tn a p-' i - s->n
to the gavemm«Wt to r : ->s th d >re
which they assert would b» i o-ts !<-> >
c--w industry.
por*» from B1 .»*£•- d« amour. *ed t» it z< -
an iaer-a*. of f3l r <X over the prvc ■ding
ye#r*s shipmmt
SA.V FRANCISCO, ft ;>* 32.—The -•» im
snip Mor.a. frora Sydney, due a* ■- >-.-e*
j aßorrww, will bring <** n g
pay for wheat shipped from he--*. T*- •* •
th* sscond jsvfflst!' from th* some m - ir -
for th's seasnn'» wheat crop T*~» Mtf
posa broMglK in s>tw «rr la*t
momh. and a conservative »*> - c-I»
th* snsoamt to b* r* for t-' fi'ra
from chart »-? a* te at Ii" 0<1»» -•
l,o\|Mi\ H%\KtK* PBOTRVr.
ttaintl Baak of Itajlasd's «ll*ee
I ra«!at»-'Kxcllenaewt ta latlta.
LONDON, Sept. St—A m*tt:-ig of the
hankers of UnAor. called ;» pr ' '
•gainst th* a< -job of the go.err.or* -.•? the
Baas of England in r-f-ren. * » boldii
one-fifth af the h-.H;on held against Its
cote I**n*. :B silver, was held at tii- etear
ing h-'.'iw today, and a f*BH i"lon prot- "' -
.r.g against ti;* Ba k >t K.agUtn«-i - pr
posed action was Bd->p(ed. This resßlu'ion
wi: be embodied in a l****e io tie * * -ri>>r
of the bank, to be presen'ed to biro tomor
row The bankers wi>o wer-* pr*s-n» *•
. * -
regard to ths proceedings.
The Standard publish** a ti-.a" - al **!*-
t .< - - • . i .• t
w lich «ar* that th* *1 *r t. trk> ' t *r
*»ry much exerted and stiver is .a g
demand, ronseejuent upon th* Bp-country
haaars antV-ipe'icg thai the Etar.k «f
E.-iyian-i wII !e i ptra 1 '-r at • i
early date, wr -- it s <*>- '- ed *t»* a
further import duty Is lm-r.r• -.* *.-sd th. :
possibly the In--iian rnr.s** w;ii be r*<">peft*d
The telegram farther says that th* prv*
has rtswuj in Bombay rup* e* jet 1 n
t->ias since ' »«* Thufwdsy
WASHINOTON Sept. r -rn.-*! States
C aiai O Hara a* San J .an del Norte,
N raraaaa. reports *o the s*ai# 5- r>ar*rr--' •
that tits p**o s worth " * "» <- ! ' eata
l-d - that p'a -e a ?r p W*l «
•lurtrg *he ®«Bfh r *n *he hev *»a-d.
provision*, etc., hare advanced wtthout any
increase in wages.
MtT n»R%KK JSFiVe »,OI.D.
Chlacas a*l»*ia»* ta lalaad «il«»r
Caa*»« tla ra.
tAN r —lt t* seatMf
j the Ja; ar**e newspaper* wh - - ar
r *is os ts* steamer City cf P'k -g.
)>«! th* C .mess ha?e formed a *yadi<-a:«
« a> aat -_e»«.a«r v rtsStg
EIGHT-PAGE EDITION
to unric'pi*-of tfc# adoptioo of t&f *©id
»■ aft## Ocsolwar I. Its rh*t
» •■ ? .JT«r m*> h* ■■ :<•>.• 4, wh«a
'i-'-li '?* \ * S* * aft :ak#tS • i
r«:®a, to
m ~ 5 Th# jtwarajawat ..a aiarwd at
th ■ 7.- ■*• --•*■4 id! 'a rrvj.ts'jTif ■ %\ rt a
- .4 ' * ~*# ~ 4 -* . ' * >
#*t-?ian#a *t!o|*!ft«r. *s:'* <Kfcr-.~» <Myrf**«
4tat * reainc -.wn b# pi w-aM >n > •»
atncr#**** amount of #jcohan«* ar-S wt
t- j» *bf>- t rot «K««d .v, *a> >*» iM.jr.
WREi KKh HV A CYCLONE.
Italian \ tll«(ri \emr Hrlndiat 1 .aid
Waatr. and Mum lnk»Mi*ui«
Mltr4 la it»<r Rotas.
BRIVDii? Italy. S.-PC V -wei*> •.*
wAn Arort* *£< i L«v.- v *x i
in :h# pr ejsci i f 1 *,-*-# yatrtawiay •***«-
Xlf. Fortjr pMKtH «w» kuiad *t4
a» * •' j •{ t#i#*ra;>a* a--. . a: ■■••.;
with :h# *c*m* mm CVK O«-
At Orr* th# railway !*p»t wa«
#■:• , ! : -.- ». -"« "a. -'• 1 * »
w*r# Two chaxa*** tnd thirty
h. a N >:r . •>. * wV 4
«w#atjF *#r» kSM *wl thirty IflittWiJ.
At A» aa«n# prvi ,n< of Lav- •% ?tft##a
a-.r* kiil~4 aiid ftu oj .rat.
<>"' .it: w a\ -> tw ■ • •> 1..#
I.Kit HV tin: K*-i Hicr.
ParmiT l*«»H##»»a» *dnatt« Takl
I'nrt in I <nrhln« <•(
CITY OF MEXICO. Step!, r -3#r.or
rv> a Eduardo %>;*»*««*, lata <*hU?f of po
h>-*. tetbty v>nfr«t!M»ti that h«* Hr#rt#>l tha
ki! ! ;njc of Arro?•>. th# natation? of Pra#s
d«nt Wii. V#ia# avaa pla- ad sa R#-
l:im prlaon oa *u.*i>lc. nof havin& act|si|»
5a t ft*• ktlline.
T«v:«' !ur :•<
h-» wii oh th* «tan«l »n«l A<leJ ta
*i<«4U > « « mwr'ton with stw? affair. To
ail qu*»>.; vns h* v 4 that h» *u a
i;r#ut admirer of th# prwidrni, and !>•
it it that >v-a.;-iaiou» ra*d*
upon hi* JW# n#rtt«<i mev+r* t>-in«*hm*nt
Th«» p«mKtt<l tat* »va*sve ra^ly
for som# ?!ns« »nd th«n «)Whw#d th* fa-
to r»piy «llr«-vtly 'a th* qwrtrtn.
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m;iki \ 111. HKHK llHi)\\\r.O.
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lltinn in the \<ir>a fi •*
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in* :ht v r*>rt .•»* ?* lunw*. --a "?»<• rfw Flw
minu rb.4 v-nil# *•* wtrnt
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*h# iwilt :n taa
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• i n ir<l o tr> h : mo-st. of th«
p#ri*h#«dl. Th# * \ sioalty rook
j.: i,-f »r- full "> -w of ■' •«•• i?stla, who
inr>!r4 ' p.» in t'•« JCT» <t«4»t *• S«'tt«-
itrwJ alJtrm.
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#r.' t * i * -« v. nty T" *■ »n- m. rr <lr«»wn#dl
mm th# rwoif. «f :h« aoHailon at Fium# ym
t#r4»y b#t«re*-n th# s;*am#r ika aa4 tjs*
V-r t#h - i- - • T < t. which wtn levvißff
that p»>rt u th# Istttw Wit#
M)»V WITH EH.IIT *III»H*.
•trraaa l»»ri»«<l«» lloat i ayilird anA
Her Captain and I W l)r««Bfd.
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» hats Jv-t. car j'tt »r t sunk near tha
f ft i .h-shir- ff «*a*hiv*r. K!«ht of h*r
cn-w. ln--»udf".< h«-r ftamandtr. Duk#
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m. w*rr droarn^d.
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nf ■ -r nt ■! !h» Ornuta ttavy and »a»
a br -th»r of th« «rr:«f ! <fak* of M#ckSots
bur< «.-hw#iif A .»:v*tr» it- uwr ha*
«t rt" to the •»< tv of tn« d!»ast«r,
Kmprrar • aplnrri tkf Ifanaariana.
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hi* h<" r ':••*• >-#• 'rift: « tha
BKmc profound impression, and thin wo
triC'ai pap«*r» v -» f«"<»ll'»a no tha
»;£>}#<' In Myin* th<» ion per:*! vfeiior ha*
;• « *ft" •*. '1 'O ft h> rt as#
aoul for*-v*r."
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<>f G#rmany *rm d h r# at \ « io<"k from
Bat&<P#st. fft* gujMtf tu met- ** tha
rii!road d#t-»t h>- th# ait*pr»««, th# Duka
.if j* >*#-M ■ in**n Jin.! prtn»-# II
. >''!#»
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from Th'rna <ay* Th# levant
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general of «ati»fa<*'»on « tawd hy
tii» *id »tur# nt t' p- i <• pt • hawr.arta*.
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»h- m t»- -a r .*» of th-- itrpf r -1
and th# «ult4«. who twaptid rb* t»OM,
fail ahoft of »' « »t ft U '
n+- *M witn fh« w»r w aid hav* Joatifi#d.
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if th# A ; frlan »rrM-":» t«r.
Ton tlaar la* I iaHl liar- Mahdl.
LONIX>V SVpt 21' f* !--<rn# | l rftat
no !*">ir*h»-r advu- * wit h# ma !# at praa>
»-i ?y' h# Ami K-• "• i . ap#d;t ■-m 't^
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n;2 h« ; I» nig| ii Mloa of H*»noa
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tair ptur" -iifin of th# tr>OMjry of th«
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aad wowtJMftn* r.?ht.
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t « ;• -
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td by th# i *r ia#.
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