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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-06-02
H(MOR OF IHt DAY.

Always comes out on top hair.
A copper trust getting credit Tor
c mt.
4 chess tournament is always played
on the >qna'c
The canned article tha. goes the quick
est is a dogs tail
\ dentist Will file Your teeth hnt not
for ready reference
When man CLAIMS the earth II is time
TO uncarth his claim.
Something tina, should be looked into
pretty girls eyes.
1t is unfortunate that little money
doesn't Z" long way.
If thlrty-two is the freezing point, !
what is the squeezing pointf Two In
the shaie.
good many women who have mar
ricd dry goods clerks have got two yards
Of 1lln~ion as a premium
He '.Do you,hclievc in high license,
Fannic2' She ..What Kind Of liccnsel
Marriage liccnsc|f> He changed the
sub iect
NV no is that MANI ''lle's the ser
vant of old smith the undertaker"
"Ah then he's the valet of the shadow
Of death. Io,rj. Iop,~s.
,One swallow does not make n sum-
mer, but il may have occurred 10 you
that one grasshoppcr makes more than a
dozen springs Narristonn HeraJ.
4 Pittsbur- man calls his wife by tho
beautiful title Virtue, because she is
her own reward She docs all the house
work and gets no wages. - Grdphr.
like spring better than the fall.
Said Robinson to Brown,
Because in fall the stoves put up
In spring II 5 taken down.
Boston Gazette
Mr. Agile to Mr.. Stoutman, who was
running after a horse car why. old
boy, thought YOU wcretoo lazy 10 run"
Nr : Easily explained laziness runs
III our family
A warrant was recently issued in a
North Carolina town for the arrest of
man for committing m assault with a
deadly weapon, t. Wit, certain vicious
and large bull dog
The West Chester -ters suggests that
a man can hardly trust a signal service
report that predicts calm weather when
he has 10 hold bis hat on with both
hands while he reads IT.
The candidates hoornct now bunglingly
boometh
And tashfulls bnzzeth the beggarly bee:
+ In the bulge of his bonnet II buaitv hummcth
A song like tie sob of the Aai sounding sea
Eh,ca9o Tr,hun~
A Congressman. on receiving his hat
from the CLOAK room, asked the waiter
+ how he knew II was his hat. and was
Il HI L.
was your hat only Knows IT wuz the
/ hat you cub,o me :
Daughter Mamma wouldn't it be
iust lovely If We only had nccks like
4 ciraffo Mamma Why. my childi
What advantage would il b. 10 usF'
Daughter ..Nc could taste oar ice
cream . much longer I'll Bits.
Mamie Mamma, can't | 20 over TO
kitfY's house and play aahlFef Mamma
theslta'ngy II don't know. dear. L
ges, YOU can 2ofar lusta little V hilc. =
Mamie elcmufclg Thank yon. nam
ma, I've been Hraie. Ha9tzsae.
Which ri@.. - remark
AMI nv langnag" = plaln,
That fof WAYS rhat dark
And for trlrks that vain.
This climate n ours u ysz zuliar
i,nrotn ! Neh Jonran
Trsmp lriteonsyi ''Psa.e help =
poor old cripple. Kind Old Gent
hsndnC him some money -" Bless me,
WHY. Of course How are you crippled
my poor r. low Tramp pocketing tho
money Financially crirpled, sir"
- Tie >4n.
You have a very sour look this morn
ing" remarked > cucumber 70 his
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17
DEMOCRATS AND TRUSTS.
They Control the Three Most Gigan-
tic donoPelie- In the Country.
Newark Rayerffsar

From this time forth no Democrat
need open his lips b say word
against trust. lie and his party
are hopelessly committed ia support
ui this peculiar form % monofsoly
| The vote in the bOtse on the sugar
amendment 10 the Mills bill FIXES The
last link in the chain OF damning evil
denee. Thee are the three great
moBopo'ies. tbs managers Of which
control prices az their viii The stand
ard oil trust, the sugar trust and the
whisky ;Tast.
The hTst Of thee is the most eigsn-
IL monopoly Ia the world. II crushe~
all opposition ana fixes the price % a
universally u sf1 c0mmcditF with the
utmost nicely. No man may buy q
gallon Of Kerosene or other coal oil
products at a price less than that
which the Standard. oi, trast has made
for him. The Standard Oh trust rami-
hes into every branch Of the govern
ment, into every department. 81 com
mcrcr IL representative in Mr..
Cleveland 5 cabinet l. Mr.. Whitney.
secretary OF the navy II representa-
tive IN tie ssnatc ls Mr. Payne. sena-
tor tom Ohio. It's representative in
The house sre J II. oathwaife % Co
lamhaS, Ohin. and W. l.. scott OF
Erie Ia. All these gentlemen are
Democrats.
The lsreest con 4urner Of tin plaie in
the nited states Is the Standard ell
trust That concern demands that tia
plate. used Tor is packages. shall be
placed on the free list The oletlient
servants ~ the standard oil trnst have
reduced The tariff on tin plate in the
Mills bill 50 that the dutv l. - he
placed az its lowest possible notch.
The demand Tor the reduction Of the
dnty on tin plate comes from no other
source than that Of the great many
armed polypus-ihe Standard OH trust
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17
wALLA wALLA.


WALLA WALLk. Aug. ~ The
fiportrnen's Association last night
elected the following oihears for the
ensuing sraF President, W H. Close,
kalams; wise PIE .ilrnis. fneli Lam
tetson. " W Moore. Portland and
Wm. Robinson. Seattle; secretary and
treasurer, A. " McNaughten. Seattle.
The next meeting will Be held So Ia
coma
On Wednesday q. 5. Terpeunias
lost hi, fiEht cvr while attempting 10
tighten ihfesher-hc.t with screw
dfivtr
WIN Gregg. thc married man who
ran away with knsatei North. ages
~. last summer. and ho after the fs.
turn Of ths rifi hid tn The mount ms
60 prevent capture, was arrested Wed
nesday ~ niSio aud Jailed here.
"Wednesday John RYAN. foreman %
rock work GA the Oregon & Wash
inRion Territory road. hal his right
hand fcarfully laccrated BY prema.
ture explosion. He j. IN she hospital
here
sister Pcrrciaa. sister superior e; -.
Ninc.nt's academy here for 10 years.
has tcrn transferred g. Olympia. Sis
ter Pacific. 81 Vancouver, >ucceesis.
q. w. Hunt adveFiises Tor ln0 men
Go work on his road
This morning an ak sticking Ia q
beam at kirknsn's slaughter house
fell. striking T. II Thoyne on the knee.
and nearly severed the leg
I've thousand dollars has hecA Ap.
propriaied to bBtld non-connn4issioned
staf officers quarters at the garrison,
ana 500 fcs n bakery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17
rxsAxE Kgom LIoroE.


HosTzeAL. Aug. l8.--Ihe partiea-
lars Of HisrieF AZ Cgseza Landing.
- miles from here, are 81 hand. rome
weeks ago a casiis-driysr FROM Ssauiat,
named Alexander IL. C&ses, told E.ic,
4 son Of Pli0n. a hose.-Eceper at
Ccteaa. that be y as going T. Montreal
and would ret.rn shortly for the pr
pose 0f getting married. Last even
ing yolag PilJa 1ent 20 the 10 O'Clock
train from Montreal and there met
Casea, Who. being considerably under
the influence % iiquor, wanted Pli0n
To drive him and his trunk AMI yslise
= the staBcei boat.
They started for the landing, but
when they came near the hotel PiI9n
refused 70 90 any further, a. twas too
dark. This sngerei Casea, and hot
words passed. during which Casea
pushed Pii0n or She wagon and kicked
hifn. The noise broagbt Gown Pilsa,
ssniOT. who tried 30 Interfere. Czsea,
NitAo8t the lens; warning, drew a re-
y0iyeE and fired. the bah striking
PilOn Ia the heart
Altfr tbe IN murder Casea walked
quickly hack 20 CSteaa station. and
ineeting tao u the hands asked them
% have a drink. They assen ted, and
after drinking be discharged a revolt
yer a. them twice, After that he re-
manned ioangiBg about the station ill
ahoat II O'Clock, when he was lost
sight 81.
Ills trunk and vail e were Elled With
ane wearing apparel and . number Of
papers showing that he had az
one time been in Bette City, Mont.
and Murray. Idaho. q he murderer
was seen Il -. Poiyearp this morning.
CaseA retained last winter from the
gold tiesds 81 CaliioTriis, where he had
amasse3 . fortune % 500 60. He
married one Of bis coa-ins a few weeks
ago. A lie 81 inactivity vas more
than he could bear. and be became
engaged In the cattle trade He was
about . years old.
sPoKksE FALLs. Aug. i6.-Alex.
Casa. referred 10 ia the press dis
patches a. having killed a man near
Montreal, sas wei known In this sec
ton. Ia the spring OF 1sS8 be located
rich placer claims At Dream gslleh. q
few miles from Murray. idaho. realiz.
ing several Thousand dollars. He also
ioeatei the Po0rmsn mine. which has
since tBrned oat very rich property.
This mine vas bought a year ago by
John ". Burke for SiS 40, Casea re-
eeiyinE 5000 for bis share. there being
two other partners. Casea LEFT here
last September ID about $1,000 in
cash. When drunk be was very quar-.
rel ONE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17
TERRITORIAL TALK.

laEannrr wants % b. incorporated.
coliax neetis ard viii snppogi : steam
Laundry
The subject - street railway Is being
discussed ln CuifaN
spakaue COUNTY Democratic convention
viii be held Augass 2sth
Tae raE}roa1 Lands armand 6ardcid have
bcea withdraHa from sale.
\ territorial exchange ia circus pan
lands the ava ted Sed SHOW"
The SPekaaa county REPUBLICAN Goa
ycntiNn vii b. held Serislaber !.
TIE arsi saltsa or "a "a r-siastoa road
east Of Cal az - panea Gitvas GOD.
= A Basce Killed 4 hermaphrs fife
b'ack hear usar Sas 10 - lat week
bs-E'a-s sta1c Soe1 worth Of wciry
iso'n wcadcli ( tlailes Chchalis. Saturday
assat
Tho paint IS - set thai no'zrlss srp not
leEsi territorial vasfess unrl c5a6ryaed by
The lesisia.use.
The Prss.ttoais;s e spokane couuiy
have dominated = ticket. Tae party IS
VERY iecale in ihat seetlan.
A1G year.clsi hsy rawtd Hsrry G-lhhir.
II ceifsx, sso,e = {lzs Saia wsi.A from
fetof iasas0a. s8d taea boat5sd . acst-
beaea train
Ma picksan cal Uoe1se Reed. in ian
a. t'lfaK srr .a'a o. tseiasg - she CaaE -
thisSes ahe -ssv eii}. stssle = bead aj cattle
isesl n .s' s si,s sad Res '''' re
tesl NxNy. 4 as Feet Allsa. sas ru1
eseT ari kisai hy = irasu e. uA-fiet I 80
Aaesss BE was Gsluk sai ia vrasssuc
8 .rsssfF ta,i tassuza ia sasa swzr saar
sac aszfy i2F arress tac tsaek. ani gse sz-
seztarsfc ma1 was gfzrif c4f iu tssl
geon1ss & caa -iss-s of Fs4asaa eaS 60
verclF ipiaftd a ezrsk ago - ttt aHs, sr
az 4 b1sEsy ~ WhHa be u.as tA-ara
ssss iz wege hsskea. asa tae teft aiu su-i
fgss-v - ksckts. he = = yts-s oi2 AMI
Wag uat rsgsFsF.
ttrcsia cssu-v pszapc-stle t!Cks-
Aaal-ssz. z 81 tsFySf shrFaf. Faesnss
G.s.lzesys d.r.i frcssarr,. z H. Ceiitaa sss,s-
s.sr. n 4 = rsanz q l.rubArC iaJre. sass
Ess1sgrr. sarsegNF. As1e=z Il. &lighuus.
sras.s. segaF. Hscr Geat. s. x. Wesn csz-1raf.
~ e. q Ha'tary csanfF cosa asisss7ac~s.
q u&sseV. Ca&S scAecVser ~ HstslAsn-
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conrEEssxp csRrsEs-


FxrTszzzz, July 81 Pitsza7rg
physician nz-a@1 Copper has apqlssla
Ter : patent y : rraeess 10 preserve
human sso1ses hv eosupreS ie1, czusea
by = zzr5o1s c1aa2s.axtzaa OF ste<l
presses and hos rcssers He sxsfazes
a.; the raozsxz-e zzz reduces : fail
yrsw boiy - tie asze e 70 by ID
inches. rendering 3 - had and Rz-
peri bake - marie.
He h3s aaasse several exTerSaaszEEs
Eisa perfect sssE-ssz- TIE ss1ctsz ard
u-3szs, who azTs Invest gated s1e Pgg-
cas-. s1Ezk 4 sEa sszEs-sesze eTz1sz-
tasn, A. b1sies rf1zss preserved are not
only net osEsa -sFe 68t ear BE- nazse "a
zss.me various czazneata1 shapes
aid kept - constant reminders o. toe
gseraFte1
Inc a0cscr has On Rs ceatsr-sahie
the TeaaI1s cf = clssS pres ed into the
shape o. : crsezs- II j. highly o-nz-
mental. + perfectly edsr ess. AID
wos1aa he taken for tAs psre-t marble
IS 9ae who da. nos kzow Ehx1 K va
The 6cc-D- P-~P9~es 70 phase . large
1arate- Of specimens Of animals PIE
served IN this way On exhisiti9n in
feE Gays A coz1 pa1y EiI be formed
u rash the fnven.Snn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17
HuE II
No Mercury,
No Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

Is Is Natures Remedy. made exclusively
from Roots end HsTas-
Il: perfectly Harmless
II is the oaiy remedy known 20 tAe world
th=t has ever yet Cared eoNtaei0=s E;aoi
Poison 81 all s;s stages
Il cares Mercr-iai Rheumatism. czros-.
scrosala. and osAsr blood diseases Eeretosors
considered izcz-ahie- Il cares any disease
caused from i-a2Urc BLOOD 1t Il now pre-
scrgsosi by iSoGszads q the best phys.s.aas
n the Unltcd States. rs tonic We append
the statement Of q few:
-Isave a-ess S 5. 5. On patients conyale-c-
TAG from fever AL from measles vita t1s
hest results J. \. CExxxv. N D.
Ellaxlszs. Ca
BrExxS. GA-vIlss White was ar1sctea
VITA @crlAeu a sFsso ~agS. prescribed ;. \
C. W. PAExER. n D.
Rt-Hxnxn, Va. Dc. * ISL have saEca
three ts1trIes Of swift Specinc for sstoHl2ry
blpod poison. IL Arts tsIsseh better than pat
asa CO a2y other rr9sse{ ] have sTrr ,,eS--
FuE-aeFly - SUSSEX Co. Va
Ia r : HAIR TIE wei known druSzist
Hssg Ksyssrisa. - Sssaxtite. How ard Suunty.
ARK writes: - Hasisg -c4lle kng~ ! ssse - e
ssrsszuasensi 70 ss she remedy far AZ sFLs csi
eases Is lasAsters ACT " A4I .Ae n2--lS s--ay D.
We hAwe a box giving 9 history q thls
wonderful rergss.ly, ard us cure~. from al
oxe- The woStA wfltch VIII crovfnre fs'U BAT
al we sAF IL trS2s. ard which Ss VIII nsAa
fres ca sap iczffess- No family sssssssd t-e
Nsltsoat Is We have RTo.hcF o. CoRtasso1s
ISoosl Pl4son. srns z = sane gsrzls-
Write Is a History e1 roar case. ard ctr
physAe1An wii3 s-Ftss - yua by is.fsr, IN
sz-bczest cuntdeEee- We VII Eot Sec1.Eo
yvz kngwta<iy.
Tee sz2s hy al drzEsis.&
ice SWIFT sr-rzv.- Co.
Gsfzsrer 2 kf.szgz- Ca
NF- OK. 80 E.-raGNzr.
La hn-- 3 stzusF IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17
AN IRISH EVICTION.
Two Hundred Police Besiege a
Farmhouse.
The Gathering Ram and Fire Brought
into Use-The Homeless In
mates Arrested.

DUgLiy. Aug. I6.-Eleven persons
were arrested to-day in connection
with the eviction OF a farmer named
SomeFs. Of Coolooe, who offered siren
u0us resistance all day. somers had
fortified his place with earthxorks and
trenches Before operations were be.
gun he made an offer. which the mag
istrate advised the landlord to accept.
The landlord. however, refused 10 ac,
cepi the offer. two hundred police
men. with the aid Of q battering-ram
then began an attack.
After three hours Of useless conflict
an American gentleman offered 10 pay
half of the rent, but his offer was re.
fused.
At p. m. seeing the gable was on
fire, Mr.. Redmond and c. BOYLE adj
yised the inmates to surrender. The
defenders came out and we're arrested
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A Player injured York In
creas-s Her Lead.

Bosrox. Aug. 1g-The Bean Eaters
were a soft mark for krock to-day,
and won with ease. Thorning was
struck IN the head by a pitched ball
IN the FIRST inning. and Was uneousci-
oBs a long time He viii he laid up
some days at let. and may be longer
The doctor fears a serious concu sion
ol the brain. Score: Boston :, Chicago
b. Batteries ClaFkson and Kelly.
krock and Daley.
Nav loRK Aug i6-- keefe was in
splendid form again 10 day. and the
alleged champions could 90 nothing
with hlni- Score; New York :, De
truit o. Batteries keefe and Ewing.
GeJxei and Bennett
WssBTysroV Aug. 80 Day was
mystery TO the I0osiers. and they
were whitewashel. Score Washing
ton 3, indianapolis o Batteries
o'psy and DeaSiy. Gurke and Daley.
PHILApELFHIA, Aug. i6-Fi,t burg
defeated the Philadelphia this after
noon hy letter asi-areund plavinr.
Score pittsburg 8. PhilaGeiphiA /.
Batteries. Calvin and Miller. Butfins-
ton aud Clements
Following Is the standing Of the several
leszRe ClEos up - today. iacluilng YES.
seFy'ay's gsnses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17

sgxserx. Aa9. 1s--Tae EerslssssEans
o. I.saeosa esz5sss 1sst here IN e81rez-
sssa tS-12Y. vita EKsisrn A. Far
Es4tssez etlzsrrsza <Esss fSsy "A See
rszzrg. Fefs0zsax FOR Azisss weFs
sa&Ge Aa4isus- " z. IssttMzz :
sheriff EEeh4sa rrsfth. treasurer. Gar
rnasa pro zfe izdgg, J4ekso1 BsDes !.
asssssoT. q r. Wnsosghby. zehsai
ccsaasis sscHe-.. 7 h. C4ssy. john Tag
fsef- X " Breeze. s-esegsses 70 The
tsYyss9si1i cazFez t4en. a. Re snseT, J..
+. szBrs. Joan Hoxzn. r X epeaeer.
G. r. fszckfan. w. A. FgirweatAer.
The sssiFg 4f.ssa b 1nsa frosted Ore
hail exgssss nc p-e3srsncs aad the
other s4sf Ars prs szssiy 81 sztiF .aIgl1es
bet cen TursSsF and Aka
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17
THE BUNkFAEEI>Ts.
ke%FinS Alive the Agitation in Dis
fraetx1 France

Pass. Aug 1.-Two thousand ct
the iessisag ialperiasists net ia This
city yestegg az. LesuGx presidlEg- 4
yzIrI9t5e address Kiss vo.esi - Prince
Victor.
ST ben4Eet SEica followed, the
greatest cath asia<fn Vas faznIieftei-
Baroa Haussmann. who delivered the
oraiiJn. received touching ovation.
particularly on account OF his many
years and II health and the fact he
coming Euown that bis friends for these
reasons hal tried 80 esissua1e him from
Attending similar demonstrations
VII b. heii fhrunriost the cianfrr
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NEW ENGLAND FRUIT CROP.
Abundance 81 Grapes and a Dear:h
of Red Apples

SFRIyGFrFLD. Mass, Aug. lG.-Re-
ports to the Nclr England Homestead
covering the frlit-growing regions of
New England, New York and Michi-
gan, show sn enormous yield OF grapes
IN all sections. and a remarkably short
crop Of peaches IN Delaware. Michigan
and other sections where commercially
grown. with a very limited production
in the peach orchards Of southern New
England.
High prices are considered positively
certain Tor pears and plans. with me
dunn values Tor grapes and peaches.
but grapes held for the winter market
vii Doubtless command comparatively
fancy prices. The apple crop on the
whole Is considerably less than even
the production OF a year ago, owing to
drouths in some sections. cold weather
at the time Of blooming and premature
dropping OF fraif
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
An Illinois Accident that Was
Greatly MagniHed.

CHICAGO. Aug. iG-Aboat O'Clock
this morning the passenger train on
the Illinois Central railroad due here
st s IS a. m. ran into a Grand Trunk
freigh; train at the South Lawn cross
ing. wreckinc the foremost cars 81 the
passenger train and several frei ght
cars
A. far as advised no loss OF lie oe-
CURED. but tgo postal clerks and three
passengers were badly injured A
wrecking train and the company
physicians were at once dispatched to
the scene.
The first reports that reached this
city were Of terrible disaster. with
MANY persons killed. and the gravest
arnfehen Sims Nere fsif
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No wokD GAZE


NxE fazx- July sszTsIzEisl.s
P4szseg ans stephen Pex~a Azss--S ~
had zn sgre4aseat tax1 tar ere wAs
dsssi srss "a. I pss7iElez u eaz1Easzrsi-
cate tsa8 the sFssIf lad with the sa--
vixor. 4 rear was ~ lse z4iosess for
tie eaMnunse4si - sse has. 1az5 "a
ease fhey did -az the ecEseiassaz Tss
- be thss the theory ct stiriissal2sile
i7f@Txgzre Kas T4lSe-
Andrew7 EzS = EyErst8&lzst, Palmer
vas ~ EnhssseYing investigation lie
and ANDREWS. abs w1s 1EanloIlT
called the . Paszizrch, together lslrssl-
ea the Coli seen. societF ct Fsnlsos o.
rhers 81 divers views 20 raeet i0E lis
eu<-;ar. Thaf waz the origin OF the
NinetesnSb Century ClgA. 81 whih
Palmer w4s tie president ssla the
cAief finAaeiAl sasI4zner.
raz EEsT Nfss46E
The two nlen weTs Suxi0Es 70 settle
the gae-fsGa whiiR, - least, one liyesi
a. - whether the spirits Of the dead
communicated Eith the living, so they
male the agreement described Each
memorixei : sentence, aad this wss. If
ros-ise. TO be sert b. the one who
died 70 The one who yet lived through
some niedians hundreds Of miles sway
Nobody esse wss to know what the
words we're.
Andrew died last autumn and
Palmer. although without faith.
awaited for the pr0saisesi message X
did not come fhe Patriarch" was
frequently represented IS speaking
thfo sch various me1iams here and
there. but he did not mention Palmer
or the compact.
~ WORD CANE.
Not long before Courtiandt Palmer
death be talked with several friends
about the unkept promise made By
stephen Pearl Andrews. and declared
that II the expiration OF the year did
not bring the proof to the contrary. he
should set down spirifuali-m as q
sheer delusioa. As he died before the
end OF the year and without. 50 far As
known, enclosing the test sentence 10
anybody this attempt BIZ two men,
bers OF the Nineteenth Century Club
10 ascertain the truth OF sp.ritaalis N
comes 70 nothing.
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CANADIAN BUsn FIREs.
Losses Abont KiaEstsn VIII Reach
Half . Million

kIxssTos, Ont, Ang. lG.-Bash fires
have been raging in this neighborhOSd
and already have done damase TO the
extent OF nearly half a million The
whole section Is devastated and com
manication cut OF through the burn
ing OF corduroy roads and bridge
The Ontario government viii be ap-
pealed to.
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HE TOLD HIS MOTHER.


MYsTIc, Conn. Aug. l6.-Mrs. Della
Stewart Parneil. addressing the nation
al convention Of the Universal Peace
Union, now in session. avowed full
sympathy with the peace meeting and
said the home rule party always acted
for peace principles. Replying to ques-
tons, she stated she had known the
secrets OF the home rule party from
the start and the Times charges that
Parneil and his colleagues have con
nived at ASA sination or violence are
to her knowledge oatrageousiy false.
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Northern Paci6c-P asse1 Heron On
the halite4 exfTess =. Bu~riA David
McMltsanUs. Mis- X Psrksnsons.
Mr.. John n. Falrs. A. Ilasakis. II.
IT, Lee. r. Men, e. +. Barter. :. :.
Peter. l. o. McntaEae. Z. Muller and
% secoad-class- No. has - second
eiSss tar0agh 10 the coast
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Tseyns. Ang IL a. Ws11as-g. q
the Monaxrzra s4loez. aid ssesrEe
WeS IN. : fT1esz1 Eto was sres1sEg
tic Night wfzb kiEs. were T0aee4 -
f1e1- Hzkches afs1 ra5saev tz<s1E
vs. esszeNzgy asxht Tze snzef - AZ
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A BALANCE Due
A Wine Drummer Who Faiied to
Remit Tor Goods sold.

CHTcAso. Augl6-B ertAoidi Greene
baum. cousin OF Henry Greenebaum,
the vel known private kauker. was
artestet this evening. charged with
eTIihexzien1ent IL appears that Greene
baum hss been representing the Eagle
Wine Company q Sacramento, Cal.
since "a : Nav Wine Nas shiHpel 70
him by the csilasd sn3 di>posei OF BY
him. - TO ahe1t two weeks n he
hal received $4,000 worth OF size and
the company had reviewed hat SIS.
This morning Liuco{u White arrived
from Cssll iorElE representing the sIne
merchants and a. he was unable TO
ret Sati -fzc.oTy settlement from
Grecnehauna causet rs arrest
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THE LOST VESSEL
The Crack Steamer Of the Thing
yaIia Line.

NEW YoRx. Aug. l6.-The GeTser
was an iron screw steamer OF isis tons
burden. She Was 324 feet long. % feet
beam and - feet depth Of hold. She
was built in the yards OF BuFnieiSter
and Vain, at Copenhagen, in ISL.
The GeyseT was one OF the four YES
sels owned BE- the Thingyaiia line. and
was considered their crack ship.
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