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death Of a Great Boston Lawyer.

BosroS. Nov s.--A private dispatch says;
Edward G. Carrigan, q member OF the
Massachusetts, state board OF education.
and well known lawyer of Boston, died
Of apoplexy yesterday afternoon. on the
was on his war from 1it Lake to Colorado
Springs, with Kiss M&fy Hoyt, for whom,
with Gen. Butler. he was counsel Carl
cans body Is ROW being embalmcd NJ
saiiSia, Col. Miss Hoyt telegraphed the
above intelligence this morning Mr.. Car
rigan's half Brother, II. W. Knight, is man
ager OF the Methodist Book Concern. In
New York. Mr. Carrigan's body will be
brought home at once.
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TACOMA, Nov. s.--The slow length a.
which che count Of the votes IN the city
has dragged itself alonz has caused ths
an xtesfs voter a. well a. the perspffiuf
candidate 10 chafe exceedingly. The idea
Of tho VOTE, on IT lesst the majority. la
Tacoms being in doubt for ~ hoafs after
tho polls closed strikes every oue ss some.
Thing thai should not be allowed = occHr
aenin In the Third ward there were 1901
votes 20 count. and In the Second ward
nearly a. many more. Tho trouble was
that there was too few polling places for
The number Of vetss Members Of The
board Of county commissioners have ex
proassd the Intention Of dividing both the
tccond and Third wards Into three polling
districta, taking care that no district shall
have more than 40 rotsa.
Another ca0se of the delay was the ar
rsngement, or Encouragement Of the
Democratic tickes. the names on which
this caused the recording clerks infinite
trouble In following as they were called
The wager made between the Tacoma
and Seattle cinbs oser the majority for
Alien = now cniistinz great deal Of inter
The retnrns from both King and Pierce
counties icing incomplefe leaves the ques-
tf0n stIlI Ia doubt. but II II fully expected
that Pierce county will give the greater
majority, and that King comfy - result
viii have TO buy tho supper for our club.
Speaking Of bets. there have 4been somo
very pretty ones In this city. Hirsch. q
young gambler from Portland. the man
Who hacked the edvertisement Of SO, 900 on
Cleveland somo wecks ago. II said 10 have
lest about 1900.
Nelson bennett took al he had - well -
all that several prominent Democrats In the
city chose 70 bet, aud his winnings are
placed at I'll. 900 In ronnd numbera
Charley Uholman Il some 1000 ahead a.
the result OF backing his opinion. He also
wears tho 500 diamond pin pat up By Da-
Wis the iewclcr.
Tom Brown. OF Browns wharf and ,NeS-
lgati0n Company, made bet lRt14 Ten
the latter Is required fQex@6X Qleyul614
II defeated,, 70 50. = Nr411h - ~
eecort him aror14 Nm 1ndor d o1Ik 6ls
brells. hsaasd n Z - 100. The elrd1e
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wkELA wALLA. Nov. S--rrSop n, from
Fors hsdwell. Cal, Is expected tomorrow.
Cards Of invitation are received for the
wedding Of Charles : Voorhees, 60 Miss
Fannie Bell NAlon. a; indianapolis, No
relnecF IA
The body OF Capt George I. sampson,
who died AZ The Dalles, TUESDAY. passed
through here this mnsnias en- route 10
Alsaoss for burial, being met here BY Capt
haashsasa OF the SaAke river feet.
A three-dayx Presbyterian missionary
convention viii be begun Friday night
Rev. W. : liehh of Portland, will deliver
al address
J w-Eesiiagtan leaves this morning for
the fayallup tssssnssTor.
Il Is reporsei that y "a coiireSl. mcF
chant Of Pilot Rock. ar. has ahscoudei
Lewis tA3oU, pupil in LciShton
Academy. Cove. Or. AGED IS. has hrca a.,
resssd for attempting 10 sci Gre 20 the
sch4Nas
A foarsoos vein % coal has ~ found
en- Butter creek. The feudieton Coal
Company will ssnk = large shaft al oacr
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r..
Thfc1eh the earnest solicitation and
request OF our former patients and
Others 20 revisit the Sound, We have
concluded to do so. and will reopen
our offices at our old familiar place,
commencing November 10, ISIS.
During our previous practice here in
and proved ourselves physicians
worthy of confidence and of unqueS-
tionable reputation, as our cures and
personal investigation.
As proof of our wonderful skin we
submit the following:
TxTRacrs or TESTIMONIALS:
Mr.. Isaac Vineyard o. Ceatraiia, W.
T.. writes Drs Darrin a. follows:
with pleasure write you in regard
TO the treatment you gave me for
asthma Of Is years standing. Your
treatment has worked Ike charm
have had no symptoms OF asthma since
have returned home. The cure
seems 10 he permanent, and il gives
me great Joy TO tell yoa this. Send
me some OF your circulars, as mAnv OF
my neighhors wish 10 try your skill in
their cases"
Mrs.. J. J. Evans, Stella, W. T.: Neu-
ralgia OF the stomach and heart, weak
longs and greatly emacisted: cured
ana gained 10 pounds in two months.
Mrs.. Gen. Adams. Medical Lake. W.
t. Sumhness and congestion of the
brain. produced by diseased condi-
ton az delicate organs; also the head,
ache and nervous dyspepsia at 70 years
snding, she was cared two wears
ag-o by nrs. narfin.
Miss Ida Rogue. Seattle. W. T.: Fe-
male complaints and general debility
Cared
John Violin. Stuck Junction, W
T. Deafness and dlscharging ear,
cured.
Andrew Anderson, Port Townsend
". T: Cross-eyed from paralysis o
the oater muscles OF the eve Cure1
by one operation and treatment
John Mglicn. White River, w. II
. Weak eyes, with constant pain oyei
eve and hai- Cured
{ Lille QaentAl, Tacoma, W. +
+ Cross-eyeG Cured in two operations
I peaiuesS and cAttrrh also cured.
Mr. MrTie Colbert, Seattle. W. T
( BOY years uil, deaf since 10 month
odd Dtschassing ears and estarri
easlrpiy cnrel after several treatments
Frederick Nohs, SpEAgne. ". T
, CAiATrh and bronchitis. general de
hitsy. etc. Cured His wife cure.
also 81 dropsy aaa varicose veias al,
milk beg.
The hrS. nzrrin also have bran
o,ece a - Fifth street Portland. .
where any in thai vicinity can cons ]
naepl
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DIR. r. n. COE,

DHYsICIAS 4 SURGEON. ROOM II,
L Colonial block, Garner Seconi and
Columbia streets. 0fce hours 10 II,
to and nights Telephone LIS.
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The People esyset 10 the ApPsiss-

BnfsaArK. Nov. The premier has sent
. caAle dispatch 70 the Qneenzlana agent
IN England saying that the appcintmenf Of
Cor. Blake Of Neg F0undlnnd 10 ne gov
ersor<hip Of Qaesnsland has exeifcdxete
raj anger aud wonder. Ex-prensef G-ff-
itAs agrees with the vrs7Bier IN condsm-
ming the appointment Last mooth we
meat prsynf<Iy 20 submit the name a the
proposed new governor before an appoint.
faesaf was made. Lord kuuisfo-a replied
that IL was impossible 20 allow eslonlaI
ministers 10 share IN the responsibility for
r1cgai parfnus
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A RcHITECT-Roosas. RE!NIG BLOCK
n Front ard Mario, sreers
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moRmoxs IN CANADA.
No Intention 10 Remove the whole
Church Hffher.

OTTAWA, ont, Nov. t--sfalih. . ma
aud TAYLOR, three members Of the Mormon
church, are here They represent MOI
snaE colony At Lees creek, Ia the North
west TERRITORY. and came 10 Ottawa on
baxlpess with the interior department
me three delegates are DESTROYS Of seeur-
ing 4 townxite At Lees creek The colony
consists OF Is souis Other religions are
not excluded from it. The business Of tne
colony Il combined ranching aud farm-
ing. bat not ON large scale.
Inc aelexafes say ehe settlement in the
north west l. NOT the inception OF q move
tuent 70 transfer the entire Mormon ehurcn
10 ne urotecfIon of the British tag.
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rAssENGEK LISTS.

urexor and caisfafais- Passed Neafara
Geo II. Roe, ", l. Hull. W I. Csris.,a sna
wife. Miss Hlite. rhSs, CtaiWirk Z -
ChEfwsck saa wife, Miss KasdeG. Miss \
Ksnaesi X A. Ssa.tfart. Geo Miller. nf
kassaa. Aauie Nsisaa. I. 2. Pres and wife
Miss Hsinele. faA Hfaaseu. Nj. a.ri ssFh
l. III. tiFiesth. Me- Nae0adrsy, : BARTLETT
w. 4. saeth, Th0uss Csrdel, Mr. Max.
AMMAN ana n isatnirranfs
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HOOK AND LADDER NOTICE.

MEMBERS OF HOOK AND LADDER
Nl Company No. I are request " ~
semble at Engine House No. q. on Friday,
November 9th, at % q. m sharp, % ~
tend the funeral services Of Edwin 5. Bris-
coe. our departed comrsde.
r. z. NUNAN. Foreman.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


SRkrrLn. Nov 8
The hop market Z SIN dali 4 sxie al
. hsIH damaged rcd hops was erected 70
day a. lie Low grades - stated in {
TONER reptrt- have no Exed quotations
nor viii their exac< ra,ue be ascertniaea
until the choice qualities are OF the mar.
ke< Choice skipping and brewers' lots ars
readily hozghf mp, hns Sew are offered. A
carload Of 20 bales was shipped Eas.
"Wednesday, a1d . los OF ss1 bales are being
loaded for shipment te-norrow. Hsy a..
rived to-day In sncfciens quantity to re-
/. iieve the shortage of the market. s. tons
being received Trade In grain OF all kinds Is
slight The potato supply Is abanaaat and
prices shos no bucssney- Seeds are quiet
timothy and clover showing slight scfivi-
fy. Local fruit Is al that the market of
ferx, and thsre are few calls Oranges are
in poor demand The fsh market appeared
fersd- Winter. silver and dog salmon had
fair demand. while the run on small $50
wzs not equal to the supply. Blue ana
white perch. aoupder- toneed. and hes-
ring were among the ysriefieA HAL
hat was absent No change 20 report ~
sa mERcnAxpIsE AND PRODUCE RE
CEIPTs-Duriug the last - hours -. u
raerehxndise and produce recesR1 q ,, s-st
porf have been Is follows rr rnsss
sound shore road- q cars cont rassqos ~
tors: Columbia B Puget sounr a x
tons. seattle. Lake shore g 1850 ri y, -
tons. STEAMERS Washington y ions. 80 ~
Arderson ~ tons. Cascade IA IONS; rs
lie j ton. Augusta ! ton. Merwin son;
. .f sehooner L ]. Ferry II tons Total
reeeipts. 49, tons Among the recsipn
we're n tons hay. 5oS sacks potatoes, ~
sscks nafx. SO sacks, 30 quarter ans iSo
hslf sacks FOUR IS sacks salt, SACKS
nrmpkins. s bundles ducks. coop chick
ens. 20 boxes butter. IS cases and p kegs
svrup. S cases ale, 50 barrels beer. ~ barrels,
s half. kegs and IL eases hquors; 100 cases
coal OH. bundles and 50 hides. 10 bundles
trees, ! bale strawberry. plants. ] carload
coke, 40 sheep and lambs, 10000 feet
lumber.
SHIPMENTS-During the last "a hoars
goods and merchandise have been shipped
from Seattle to the surrounding country
a. foliowp: Puget sound Shore road, 12l5
tons: Columbia and Puget Sound railroad,
81 tons; Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern,
III ions. Steamers-Evsngel.s tons: Eliza
Anderson, II tons; Merwin, 81 tons; Aa-
gnstA, ton; Politkofsky. 80 tons: Grace, 3
tons: Left Erickson, * tons: Success, 2
tons; lola. 6 tons. Total shipments, 216
tons.
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IrI.h rnli.. r..,Ir.nn,-

iaSpeS. Nov She psraeIi cnuttuis
sion spent The Whole saV heariss witnesses
Of aafVsecs. Hsrviastaa Objected - an
interpretive pFeaetlns Irish witnesses, aasi
Justice EAnncu cautioned sAe Interpreter
The rniice testified that iarxe fatc~ wa
osesfsed IN projecting heycoiiea and
tAfVasrned tcaNHtx
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DIR. q Ed A REICH.
.OcuLsT, AuRlT; LARYNGe .;. ],
East and Europe. rill be pleased to meet
his former patrens and others desiring his
services, at his fo1ner Office, in the Yesier-
Leary Block. seattle, W. T. Residence, cor
Der Fourth and Marion iy17dw
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TAcoaA, Noy. 4-The bark Spartan
krpoEht oye<on her last voyage from Yo-
kohennn funr samples Of the wooden eases
- which the Japsnesc ship oil. They
have submitted three 70 the Pacific Mil
Company for bid for their manufacture.
and n the figures compare fsyorabiy with
t)noec OF New York. where they are now
made, q large order will be given. Inquiry
% 10 what was the object In View ELECTED
from the master OF tho spartan the state
ment that the Japanese oil producers pro
pose to ship oil TO this country TO compete
Coast.
The tea ship Republic win dnish dis.
charging her cargo tomorrow, and will
begin thereafter % take In lumber
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TELEGRAPHIc MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO Nov. s.-wheat-Al-
though the market is not active, dealers
expect more lively times soon. Coed to
choice shipping 81 COOL 6sax.
Barley-Trade is of limited proportions.
Values steady for No. feed.
quiry; stocks working OF TO the satisfac-
ton OF holders; choice feed 81 17QI 20.
Other grades 81 05(9l So
Hops-Market dull; little business doing;
choice offerings scarce; Washington and
extra choice California, 1sa20c: lower
grades l59l7c.
Potatoes-The market Is in about the
choice; range 35<gS5c.
Butter-TrHde fair at yesterdays prices;
fancy 25t1s6c; fair to choice 25g32c.
Eggs-choice scarce and market firm at
42faA5e.
chartered-Harry Morse. coal from Ma
nsimo to San Francisco.
NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEW YORK, Nov. S-The stock market
to-day was dull, except for one stock, and
the forenoon losses were never recovered.
The prices of the close were in great ma
jority of the list, materially lower than
those of last evening. The principal cause
Of the Generalization was the unusually
heavy sales for foreign account. which were
kept up almost throughout the day. The
reason assigned for this outpouring of long
stocks was that foreigners were distrustful
that the new administration might make
such changes as would retard business and
So hurt the values OF securities.
Governments dull and steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
New YORK, Nov. s.-Money on call, easy
at ~: last loan ,: closed offered at 2.
Prime mercantile paper 1905. Sterling
exchange dull and steady; n So for
60-day bills; 81 SIS for demand.
BONDS.
A (reglstered).. 127l4l4ls (coupons). 1osss
q Jcouponl...; 1z71 Pacific 6s- i22
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DE. q. SPITZY.

DIR. q. SPITZY.
tAcsaeray of Paris, 1901
CPECIALISr FOR CHEST, LUNG. STOM
- ach. liver and Kidney diseases, epilepsy,
paralysis, govt, rheumatism. syphilis, Sc
cret diseases. Inst manhood restored
without medicines. Consultation in Eng
lish, German, FRI nch and Italian. Office,
Post building. Min street. room 5, second
floor. Daily from 10 10 - a. m, 2 TO 4 p. IN.
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win be at The Arlington hotel. Seattle,
Monday. Nov. 5, and remain until Safur-
day night. Ney. 10. Principal hotel, Port>
Townsend. Nov. L. Consultation free.
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TACOMA. Nov. s--The case of Robert z.
Wylie aud others, against the ship Hecia,
was before Judge Allyn 10 day ia cham
bers This Il the case where number OF
sailors charged the captain OF the Hecla
with cruel treatment, with refusing to
furnish Thorn with sufficient OF proper
10 this charge was that ths sailors mutinied
and refused 10 work and were confined Tor
this characterization. Judge Allyn gave
Judgment In favor OF the ships carpenter
Tor tho sum of 81 aA. The costa were as.
scxsed 10 the plaintiffs 20 be divided amons
thep and amounted 20 about es cents
each. The due Was paid " the rautain
and The cost hy the crew.
Stephen 0'hrine of Canada, was upon an.
pltcstion admitted 10 practice Law Ia tue
courts Of the territory,
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ARRESTED AND sHor.


GLEN FALLS. y. Y, Nov. s.-John Glenn,
the auee famous baseball player, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon Tor raping o
Ii,tle eiri NJ sandy Hill. A mob gathered.
The officer drew pistol TO force passage.
The crowd forced his hand up and the
pistol discharged, taking effect in Glenn's
neck, iudicting probably fatal wound.
He had been arrested for a similar offense
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PoET BLAKELEY. Nov. s.-salled-ship
Inyincibie.
Pogr Townsend, Nov. s-sailed-Bsrk
viii W. Case.
San FRAsctsco. Nov. s--Arrived--ssar-
tan, Seattle: san Pedro, Tacoma; Z J.
Griffith, Port Hsaiock. Salled--wilBa.S Ma
naiuso; Southern California Sxnaimo.
g-Arrived-sherwood Fort
Gamble.
sYDsEy-Arriyed--w J. Roteh. Tacoma.
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swrrrs Specific

swrT-s SPECIFIC
Is casireiy vegetable preparation con.
,ain.ns 10 Mercury. Poeass. Arsenic, or ot,cr
poisonous subs.aas -
swTrrs SPECIFIC
Has ss->t haad-ossx OF caaes OF r.ithelio
raa o. C<acer OF tho skin. thousands of c19es
cf Eczema, B.cos Earao-s and sEia D.sezscs,
and hzn6rrcs q thousands u esses Of ScTos
ia, Esccd Poison and Rood Tzfn<
swIrrs SPECIFIC
Iva rsrev>i Thousands q cases o. Gcrcr.
nal ro.tralax. Rheumatism sni Stiffness c.
The Jo<ntz.
cE,TTAssoes. T-xy, 5a-e =, iss-s~ifs's
EasStfsc Ce.. Atlanta. o. tr=ss tienen L. the
Sis~sl : i-s - spsssrrd sp.s, ma j 81 a
tAktag X y = aslfev advise of zaotber, AM
iedsJ ! feet greatly irrfruved- ! arm Sill
10 Until am S-rtersiy ~esL Ioelisve is vii
Doc P. HovAxn.
III Wes< Ala s.
ootrxsrs. s @. jays. i-s-Ths swif.
Scene 90. Atlanta. Ss.-0entlersen: N&y
fsr gwo yeas Iessatd <us NJ permanent r.
lef frssa . medicine E<escrllsd BY rzr
pAySical tx otes q eossa bottles %
scar \ ;. &, NJ now an ~ web - ever
vxs IN EaF / r. ] an sare your rseticzao
csErrd mr. All wcxit reurmra1n3 IL g. arr
csr suffering fro<a s.sy eiSse-l disease. fos-s
irulg, q. T. HIVES.
CocE-esax c. = U. - r
wAce. Trxax, Nay q i--s-Ger;isae- ne
wife u cas- u say c1ssoEa~zs wss Terribly
alHcsasl "a Ia 3 J .rt1- xae skia clssaSe. tAEt
covered hcr w1cls es<1y- Sic Vas ccacnea
O. her bid fer several ysArs D. tssis aflt<xton
ent co1i1 nsss hsfp hessesf al al sc ccus4
noG sis~p fEe<a . ylolens itehing and sttngfz-
q the skin- The dtsrANr hafzzNt soe skill o.
ths pkysieixas wno frratrd - Der hasbani
tes&a caelly giving Eis wife Sutfsx specific
AID eAe eosufaersccf 10 I'm prove In -. tn
the 1atcfy. ard in frw Nesks she " IS an
psrcatiy wslL sSe 70 nov . heArty 6ne-
lc-a<-as las. villa no t<Sce Ct tbs sf1ic<.oa
izfS Yrars very truly, J. = sxARa
Weo<esase Dru--1St Azs<za Avensss
rruafisr Oh sscct saG sksa Diseases uaE,sd
fre> TEE SWIFT k,oxsc ca, prssur q
Asia.sa. c.; Ksw FORA. ~ nruaewuy.
-
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Keufe 81 Century AGo-
Mig Yoxx- Ssv.A-Jbe srb<onmittee
a. plan for ceIebFsfton ct fhe centennial
Of The Waxhfnxfon iDsaGazss51n In this
eztv on April -. f99. reeonmend- -
mee<frx today that services Of p<.zse snd
fhank-xlyiax be held in the diRerruf
chsrefssx q they we're 100 ye91 before
The repors r<couames1s special services ~
81 Pn1Ts church. which Washington af-
tended, and literary exercises % the s1era
Of the sub-trsasnry. where the federal hall
stood when WakhEnRfou was inEuyurnted-
ofhes rosernmenfs VIII be asked 20 take
pssr ia . naval display.
Tae following naval proxraxnme has been
arranged. A. the prxsidenfof the United
st.ses il expected 70 srrfye from Washing
ron, following the rzceedrnS O. Gen. uskn-
inxsnn's arrival. be yin Be met By deper
fsElsr q EiixxbefbpeTf and tzken themes
BY . government boat 70 the foot Of Wall
street. p1x.:nz eu route the Unzfed etk.es
and foreign war ships. AZ Wall street be
viii BE- welcomes b. the mayor and other
distinguished ef1eers-
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A WOMAN suoors a rRAmr,
Killed by yittoea Other Spokane
N News.

SPOKANE fAtas, Nov. s--A probably
fatal shooting sffras occarred last evening,
Mr.. f.wsr shot q tramp named Holland
whe attempted 10 break into the haase
dnTius the absence az her husband SAc
fired two shots at him through a glass
panel. the Seceud shot wingins him ia the
hesl side.
A. Nclnnie, employed AZ the camp near
cecslAila, Idaho, MAS struck hs a west
bound freight tszin and crushed t. death
beneath the bfakeheam. His Femalu n.
were bseughita thts city. lie 10 an Irish
man snd has friends living la California.
Lent, = railroad lahcrsr who MAS stseei
by spitt0an Ia a esrfeem hsht GA Rail
roAd avenue last saturday aiEht. died las
evening IL Is est knewn WIN struck him
DR. A. s Caapssil, esty health oktlcer
died iaet n;eas At the Sisters hospital. O
pneumonia.
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wAsHISsFos. Nov. Sat the instance of
+. p Rlardau. attorney for the Chinese
Merchants Association. the secretary OF
the treasury has instructed the collector at
san Francisco that Chinese merchants are
not affected by the exclusion act, that
those resident in the United States who
visit foreign countries may be admitted on
their return upon any evidence OF identity
satisfactory 10 the collector
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GERMAN POLICE OUTRAGE
/ statesman's Private Papers RAN
aaeked

BEsLIS, Nov SIN addition to the anhld-
den letters from the late Emperor frederick
found Ia Baron Won Roggenbaeh.s house,
the police discovered In secret drawer ID
his writing desk two bundles Of feiegraie !,
ana letter from Frederick, written when
he Vas crown prince. his wife Queen Vie
torla. the Prince OF Wales, Prince Alexan'
der OF BasfsnbaFw. DR.. Mackenzie. the
Duke OF Cumberland. Count Won seicken'
doyf. Herr wirdthorsf and others.
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jaunory <li S.sa, May sl3 lf.tGlo ~,
E fArd-Easy: cash - q. peeembcr $ 10
january IS Il. May S. Htx
shipninr Intelligerce.

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Council Of msthodi.t bishops.

BosToS, Nov. S.--The bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal church began their
sefni-annual session this forenoon In this
city. The EPISCOPAL board Is made mp of
Is members. l6 OF whom are here. The
bishops in council represent more than
2 coo 600 commandments. They will hold
their sessions mornings and afternoons
These councils are secret.
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FISHER CLARK.

A RcHfTRcTs = MIXERS BUILDING,
"A yaIaes 81. ospezf Oecidental Hotel
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JACK FARRELL KNOCKED OUT.
Enable tn Stand Up Before Bartlett.
the Engifshman.

New York. Nov SACK Farrell and
Harry Bartlett OF Birmingham, Eng, fought
a prize fight last night. The Engiishman
proved himself too mach for the noted
American light weight, knocking him all
to pieces In three rounds, with four clean
knock downs
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6,I.a.inne am Hnne RuIe.

RtRMtxsHAa, Nov. s.--Gladstone re-
celyed An address from Birmingham Ma
tionslists, in reply to which he said the
Irish cause was no longer dependent upon
one liic. The Liberal party had taken Up
home rule. Inas aeyer ret had eepouscd
1 great cause vishoNs achieving sncceM-