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No. 1928 A Rhomboid.

4cross-l. Chews. = The Governor of a prov
ince S. A sub-species of pyramidical garnet. l..
varity OF Titanic ore. 5. A person Of keen, IL
ritsole temper. G. Secret.
DOr IL. letter 2. prisoner. 8. An ami
NAL l. Wise men 5. Money paid To men when
they INLET in the British service. 8. To utter
shE Try. :. To harass. S. Eggs OF insects 3.
Bo, nickname. TO- Abbreviation Of one OF the
United states. IL. A letter. PUSs
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Answers,

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ILL SLIPP PER
HEN
Can NOE
DUCKS
PIN
BA L l. OON
1l12-Fire-lesS.
lll3-Bury, ruby.
lll4-Weights, $50, 500 and 80 pounds. respect
lively; prices per pound So,OGi, s0,Oj9 and sO,O5i
lllj-Turn-StOne.
lll6-Ledgerdemain.
HE S T VI A T OR
SPI L L ES
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ALAS
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llls-Now saw Evs; l was won.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
No, 1O3I-Names.

l. An English poet whose name means to
dwell.
?. An English schoolmaster whose name Is
that of flower,
8. An American inventor whose name is that
of young animal
4. An English physician whose name is that
of kind o: tree.
). French painter whose name means kind
6. An English architect whose name means
bird. l.. V. HART.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16
No. 113o-Rebeaded 10,

Entire, am boy by Dickens made renowned;
Beheaded, I'm boy that roams on Irish ground
Again, and 10! boy Of Shillaber is found.
Mt CHER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-16

Seventeen years from n Skin Disease.
Could not walk or dress myseiI.
mass of disease from head to foot.
Cured in eight weeks by the Cutf'
cura Remedies.
Atrhe spe OF three months rash (which AZ er.
wards proved 10 be eczema or salt rheum) mace
its appearance on my face. A physician was
called he said teething was the cause; he pre-
scribed some cooling medicine, but the sores
spread TO my ears ana head. Another NJ: u. was
called He professed 10 know all about the case,
called It Kings Evil" aud prescribed gunpoW.
der, birthstone, and lard mixed into a talye; but
the disease continued. They could not do auy'
thing with II. Another prescribed borax, water
and -four; another linseed pouluces None OF
them did me any geod at a. but made me worse.
The disease continued undated; II spr, "a 70 m
arms AMI leg, till was laid up entirely, and
from continually sitting on the door on pillow
my limbs contracted 20 that lost all control OF
them, and was utterly helpless. NY mothel
woul have 10 lift me out ana ihto oed. couIn
get around the house on my hands and iee,,
but could not get my clothes on at al, and had
TO wear q sort OF dressing gown. MY hsir mad
all matted down or fallen of, and my head, race,
and ears were enc scab, and had 10 nave a
towel on my head all the time In the SUMMER 70
keep the flies of. My parents consulted prom.
inent PHI stefan aud surgeon here In chicago tine
other PHI sicians before mentioned were oil Dur:
das and Hamilton, Cansda). He said he coulo
do nothing for me- He wanted 70 CUT the nneWs
OF nv legs so that could walk; bus would not
let him, for II / did get better would have no
control OF them. Ar,
The disease continued in this manner until ]
was seventeen years old, aud one day In Anu
ary, 1879 read an account in the Tribune OF your
Crttcura Remedies. Il described my case 20 ex'
actly that thought, Rs last resort, to give them
trial.
When first applied them was al raw and
bleeding, from scratching myself, but Teni
asleep almost Immediately, something had not
done for years the effect was so soothing.
In about two weeks could standstralght out
not walk. was week, bat my sores were nearly
well. As near as can Judge the Cuticurs Eeme,
dies cured me in shout six 70 eight weeks ana
mn 10 this date T. G. from January, 1879, 70 Jenu-
ary, 1897 have not been sick In any way, or
haye had the least signs Of the disease reappesr'
! ing on me. w. J.; nCD DUE, 40 ,c-
S7S2 Dearborn ST., Chicago, H., June 80, ~.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcuEA, ooc:; soar,
Sc; REsoLvEST, 81. Prepared BY the PorTrs
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., BosTos, Man.
ES-Sepd for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases"
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The Competitions,

The prize "Sphinx Knot" to be given next
week will afford delightful holiday exercise.
Be ready for it.
The puzzle. making contest closes with Decam.
ber and favors must now be made ready and
forwarded very soon or they will be too late.
Each competitor is expected to give three origi-
nal Sphinx Knots"
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No. 1129.-Sumxes.

Take me in my prime condition,
And ! represent a male;
But with liquid termination,
am always female;
Take tonic in addition.
Then sgain a male am l.
4 brave psrsevering man,
Who is not afraid 10 die.
Now sufiix three fourths Of mine,
One OF the female sex we find
A brave, persevering woman
Comes before the readers mind.
ApTrpT-S TITp ESTrT-S
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No. 1872 "A Charade.

No. 1872 "A Charade.
FIRST.
quarrel, wrangle, box, and fight,
am mineral rather bright,
And yet may sometimes assume
The shape of rafter, beam, or boom.
SECOND.
You'll find me in noisy crowd,
am disturbance boisterous loud,
Although my name may Oft define.
A rank, excursion, or line.
TOTAL.
One of the feathered tribe am !,
Perhaps you've seen me perch or fly;
Imported from foreign shore,
Ny home is here forever more.
NELSoNIAS.
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FEY6E1
fMEKF

, PEEp's Mill, TEXAS, Juno 20. isS-The
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.-y,n,
tlcmcn /: One Of my children was troubled
with and I. s2s t sI,d sD y n ss
cline but without profit, and began TO despair
81 curing her at all. i was persuaded Dt "!
your Swiits Specific; After ne Dan ussi
and che IL now a hale. hearty and bsaitby
girl twelve yenrs old. Another child has
lust become afflicted in ths same way, and
am using the \. 3. \. and anticipate pfomps
anil peyInaneD: cure. y. q. wLo9osEa-
RICH Hit Mo, July :. lsss-The swift
Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga--Geuilsmsn; Our
little girl when hut three weeks old broke
ont with eczema. We tried the pfetcriptons
from several good doctors, but without any
srecIaI benefit. We tried 5. 8. T.. BBd ny tbs
time one bottle was gone her head Logan 20
heal, and by the time she had taken ~
bottles she was completely cured. NOW ne
hearty child. feel IL bgt my duty ~ make
this statement. Respectfully, II. j. hhobG
CHATTANOOGA, TExs, June q, i%s-The
Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga-0enilemen
In is,s Icontractcd blood poison. and ~ ohc'
sought physician, who treated me f0r 49,
cral months. by bis advice l went 20 CAP
orchard Springs, Ky., where his ooune ~
treatment was carefully Obser7ed. r'c0''
cred, a. thought. but the next spring Pin'
pies began Ia appear on my face and Jofl'
These gradually Increased % sorts and TN.
ming ulcers. I was advised ~ Try 5. y \, no
Immediately after taking IL cDmmencelp
Improve, slowly at nrst, but more raliay
afterwards, and soon nothing rcInainel 70
tell 81 my trouble. Ny blood .. nov thm
oughiy fieanssd. and my system free nym
taInt, and ] owe my present enndlunhge
perfect cure-to your medicine. lcb@fiIV
give this statement that others who have
suffered n have may reap The saine beneh-
HARDY n. Burr, q Wet SiHh ~
HOMER La, May .. isSs-Tbe swift spcrihd
Co. Atlanta, Ca -OeDtleinea: About tso
years ago my general health gave way %
tIrely. ] wss W debilitat ted that j AIM,
dcspaircd Of over feeling well again. Al
that the physicians done FOR the brought "
permanent rclIcf. Friends insisted thsi
should give \. =. q. a fair trial, Slib0ossl
thought II world bs throwing away iDDtel.
After taking n thorough course. my heasts
aud strength returned, ard must ssI ~ ~
g. e. \. alone cured me, ne cDcsf1e ~
others while using IL. A. tonic can n -.
heartily recommend II for general dfa,,I'
&c certainly Is q specific. VIZ. BEfDon'''.
HOMER. LA.-I know Mr. W. " Briggs al
will say that his abatement ~ correct
JosEFH BHELfoE Df9gEat
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disesse' n'ailri
free. TBE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Dfa"T
Atlanta. Ga.
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No. l1ss.-A December Idyl.

Any communications for this department must
be addressedio E. R. CHADBoUEs Lewistown, Me
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The Foibles of Human Nature.

Answers will be published in two weeks
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HOW | SUFFERED

years from Skin Disease.
Could not walk or dress myseil. a
mass Of disease from head TO ioot'
Cured I'm eight weeks by the CUT
cura mcdIeS.
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POLITICAL TOPICS.
Talk by Republicans At
Blainefs Home.


ArsrsrA. Maine s--It Eay he q
surprise 10 many. N the light o!
BEsine' tao letters Of sseriinasion, tka.
there n xeH defined and strong feel
ing manifest among some ef Bizine-s
friends here that he viii be the eanAi-
date Of the party IN the coming carr
paign- The nomination al Thurman
i regarded by the Repuilicaas here as
q very wise oae and ~ strengthening
the party IN the xess- What Is 70 be
done. the Eiaine rnea ask almost daily
REPORTS have been received here from
differerst et;ons OF the country Ia
nsenring the withdrawal OF Blaine ard
desiaxing that il cannot he accepted
Colonel Ailen, delegate from the
Third Maine distract, had Just re-
rursssd from the west. and be says that
he finds the Blaine usen decidedly set
against the desiiHaiisEs and opposing
is acceptsnce WITH determination.
Many Republicans here think that the
ossiy thing to 90 j. to demand that the
} size men continue 10 nominate hini
snowi.siged that he does not
:. -. tise nomination. bat il i said ty
III ssersers that ii there are re-
pea. Z. l,aiiotinz> and the relative
strength OF the other candidates does
not change materially. then the con
ventien ought 10 tarn TO him a. one
man and. give hir their unaninseus
and hearty endorsement. On such an
event they ask. Can he refuse 10 accept ,
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len TIE f0e43e Co4o1-
Sax Fxaxrszxse. June a-A sreria
train which as 10 hcax the Kepufdicar
iesegssion 10 Chsraxo wss Decorated
this afternoon and vii he On rxhiis:
tim sf the Oakland pier to--sorrcu
afternoon. Five hunared small sak
dags have bern made Tor delegates
srish each Of which ece< an oraaeeEocd
cane large nunafxr Of which arrived
fruzn Los Anceses to-day 4 uniform
ssyse OF hsf viii be selertesa in Chfraro.
An attractive itinerary has he~n furn-
ishel the Delegates hy the Burlington
o:i1esais. The roiored tide page repre-.
senzs q train leaving the Goisen Gate,
ard on the back Of the corer Is iitho-
rrarh Of CHICAGO Iassde of the cover
is detailed statement al the arrivals
and departure of the train
The train viii consist OF 3 baggage
ear. tso dining ca-s and seven ef the
finest Pullman sieepers and Il Is claim
ed TO be the finest train thai ever left
the Pacific coast w. ID. Santorn of
the Burlington road xiii be in charge
o. The excursion ami Robert Barry
viii he in charge Of the Pullman car<.
The srain will 60 over the Ce.afrai and
Union Pacific roads to Denver and
over the Burlington road from Denver
10 hicaro. II wiii stop ore day At
salt Lake and the same length Of time
40 Denver and arrive IT Chicago at
II - o clock on next Saturday morn
ing The oregan and Montana dele
.atioas Will Join the excursion At
Granger and the Nevada delegation at
Reno.
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BASEBALL GAMES.

CINCINNATI, June 9.-Cincinnati 6
st. Louis ).
LOUISVILLE, June a.--Lonisyille Il
Kansas City 4.
BsIrIxoRE, June o. Baltimore u
Athletics ;.
BKooklyN, June e.-Cleyeland 5
Brooklyn ..
DETRnfr--BosTuS.
Rosros. June 9.-The Wolverines
oatplayed the Bostoniaas at al points
to-day. Score: Boston .. Detroit TO-
fxplsSaroL!s-wssHI
WAsuissrnS. June a.-The Wash
iugton Senators gave ta-day's game e.
Indianapolis by miserable fielding and
weakness at the bat. Score. Washing.
ton 3, indianapolis 5.
PHELapELfHIA--FfT
4 PHILADELPHIA, 1anes9-1he game
with pittshury to-day lacked interest
although it was close. Both pitchers
were unsteady. Score. PhiIaaelphia
?, PIttsblirr /.
cHicsGo-SEw YORK.
NEw YogK. June "A great crowd
to-day saw Chicago take revenge for
her defesi yesterday. krack's pitch
ing was very good and his support was
fine. New York put up rather & poor
game. Score: New York 4. chicago :.
HsRyogp EEsTs YALE
posras. June a.-Ten thousand peo-
pie saw Harvard beat Yale by score
Of To at Cambridge this afternoon.
Yale must now win both her remain
ing games 10 tie Harvard and she can
not pass her
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CENERAL SHERIDAN.
peared. Though he Has Been Very
RAsffex&

WksHIxGroS. June General Sher-
idan was not quite so well this morn
ing. He had bad night and was fire.
queufiy disturbed b. coughing. He
WAS very restless and nervous. but he
rested well during the latter part oi
the night His pulse snd respiration
are full. No unfavorable symptoms
have appeared.
Al ESQ O'Clock Dr. Matthews, on
leaving the honse. said that 50 far the
general had passed comfortable day
and is doing fairly well.
General sheridan passed quiet
Afternoon. A great part OF the time be
was sleeping naturally. His pulse has
been from loo to liz and OF fair volume
and tension Respiration has remain
ell about the same though showing
irregnlarity at times. His cough is
not annoying and expecioration IS
plentiful There are signs OF Q return
Of his appetite ard favorable symp-
toms have appeared.
DOCTOR PETER INTERVIEWER.
PHILADELPHIA. June a-When seen
this evening by an Associated Press
reporter. DR. Pepper stated that the
telegraphic reports from Washington
indicated that General Sheridan had
held his own during the past two days
in an encouraging manner 1T is
impossible to predict the future course
OF the case, he said, chiefly because
il j. impossible to estimate how great
a stock Of vitality and endurance re-
mains after such severe and repeated
shocks as he has already borne still,
as long as the various complications,
grave though they he, are brought un-
der control as promptly as hitherto
have been foaad POSSIBLE, il il eviden,
that very distinct hope must CON
tinue t. be entertained.
Suspected Train Robbers Captured.
AraaRs, Ind, June 9.-Four men
rowing down the river in a skiif were
arrested here this morning, being un-
able 10 give satisfactory account OF
themselves, and they are thought TO
be the train robbers that attacked the
kankakea express last night. The
whole country is thoroughly aroused
over the matter. the excitement being
int. sisied by the news Of the death of
BagRagemen kelahan- The capture
was the signsl for immediate threats
of quadruple lynching.
The Tamsnany Delegation Returns.
NEW YoRg, June a.--The special
train carrying the Tanmany Hail ildel-
egates from the -. Louis convention
rolled into the Grand Central depot
TO-DAY. The delegates were travel
stained and looked tired out. Nearly
ali the delegates and tho c who accom-
panied them wore bandanas either
around their neck or on their hats.
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.
Sgw YoRE, June 9.--The weekly
bank statement shows reserve in
crease os 81 .s.s5 225. The banks now
hold s25 so, $50 in excess OF the % per
cent rule
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TIE AMERICAN EXCHANGE.
Fraudulent Mortgage Discovered
Just as . Settlement Was Near.

LaSrDS, June 9.--A %faasIfS UP o.
the affairs OF the American sxcha-gse
N E1rore tiinaite6.. which recently
Suspended. was ordered to-day es
the court having the matter Ia charge.
The counsel Cor the creditors said that
he had capital ready 10 reconstruct the
company, bar al the last moment theg
had discovered that the lease of the ey-
change, which vas a valuable asset
had teen secretly uorera-ei.
This Transaction the ceau-ei deseFss-sd
as 4 fraud. Mr. Rof.nSoa's sSn. rep
re~eniing the crelitors D. the extent
Of sos9a ard Mr., Napscspn, Who -
hiraseff = creditor 20 the amount cf
Es9.no both arpised 20 he appointed
tss cc,slaass the iiqssssazfioa- Aapl-son.
xha vas the first pes.tio-eF, xas 9p-
Isgsnsesi-
MayleSen Is 80 supervise the Wild
iry ap of the order esa she understand
inv iAat all the creditors are 10 be
consulted regarding the appointment
of .sYe j ss.isnto-.
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sHIrwREckED CREW RESCUED.
They HAD Eemsised Six Weeks ON
an CninhahItesi Island.

say Es.Sc tss-o. June - The steam
er NariFssa arrived FROM sydney va
Aus klAnd and Honolulu to-day. ua
the voyage the M4rigsosa rescued from
PslnyrA Island. geFal isiasa, four
fe~a hundred silcS norTA u SAMOA,
the crew % the British hzrS Henry
James. whilA was wEec Se,i there ga
Aprii isth lass xhsle hound frsfs New
rSssie 10 san fra2siseo. TAs~- se-e
several xosnen aaA children among
ille party and tl.cF hsss been On an aa-
i5hsl.;ed isiaTd ssx weeAs. They we're
al takea te Hozolala
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4 DEsocRsric CIuR-A democratic
club was organized last evening with
the following officers: President. L. c.
Gilman; yice-presiients, Z. r. Blaine.
W. A. Peters. T. Il. Boarfnan, ] !.
Sehram. W. L. Preston, Ii. r, Jones.
v. III. faiin, John Mean. John Cnrt,
Harry story, Harry Collins. Luke Me-
Redmond. II. @ RFiea. Frank Clancy.
and James W. Bush secretary. Josiah
Collins, il, treasurer, Ed L. Terry.
executive Committee, l.. e. Gilman.
Ed. l.. Terry. Joiah Collins, Jr., J. II.
Mesealie, Ghas. f. Munday, +. 4.
Turner, Il. ". Rasin. Jcha Brannon
and w. L. 1azxam; sarreaat-a;-arins,
:. r. Combs.
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Pislgl0gieal Examinations !!

csrssssf Prot. William wIfsssor. II. b.
and obtain q snrrricte Pafe ssosozsesi
sbArs. giving eorrsc; deainea,ioss sf every
trait in ynsr character. your fsa5ts ard
hoE TO eoerSet thsyn sassuts. and hsw 20
snnkr The F1ssf af fhesa. Io1r s<lArtAfson
in sszsseess. ssssssinx ~ what prefrksssn.
trade Sr ssssrsssen y0a Hfii be szssst sur-
ceszfaf. sfad kss - aee1npnsa.e a srsrfnae
AMI srsgonx flse. xlso the Edspszsian ia
tHGtrszaSrzY atld hsszltess fssrsnsr-fip
All Ladies' ssssul3 carsatf MTue fIna D.
wietsss sos iasrrscti0a In sexual aaa
CF@a1txe Seiene@.
Az Pe-seEss. married g- single. should
psocsre i.rsf ard Ine- siats0r's G-xst
Sexazl Secr~fz
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KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
Election CT Ofieers ef the Grand
Commardery.

The following officers "a the Grand
conamandery, knights Teiuplar, we're
elected yesterday. Grand command
er. Alfred l. Palmer, OF Seattle; deputy
grand commander. Elijah VI. Beatty
of Tacoma; gTaad generalissinlo. Dr
Y. e. Bsaiock. OF Maila Waila; grand
captain general. John l. Wilson. OF
John r. Damon. OF Seattle; grand
treasurer. q. y. Daniel. of faconaa :.
grand recorder. Thomas NJ Reed. ST..
sf olympia: grand senior warden,
T.. K. Hare. Of Tacoma; grand
iunior warden. r. :. ingr4ham.
oi Seattle: J. X. Mcfasrson. ~ spo-
kane Fails, grand standard tearer: j.
r. Winasss, II Walsa Halia. grand
warden: J. j. Coy. o5 Tacoma. grand
captain az the guard
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AK ox1ssIoS The list 81 ulanufae-
turing enterprises IN Seattle prinEei in
Yesterdays Pas1-IyTELLIGEScER. omit
led 90 mention the Northwestern
Cracker Company. This institution
hss been in operation for four years,
ard employs tsezty-fSe Eaen. Its
trade extends frons Spokane Falls 10
Alaska. ThiS brings tie IiSt Of me
ehxnsrs employed IN the city gp 70
ls51. ard this : undoubtedly short CT
The ai.tsal gsa-e-
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HNsAss. jane a--Sen4fer Valentine
C<s-x..9. a weli known merchant. va
stt4cke<i last night on Tes Jaslisio street
b. tw8 usen aai received tive stab
voslrs,ss. 1hicA proved ssf4l wsfhin 3
ssx Es;aates. The ass@sssas eseaE ell.
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At great expense the san Franetsc1 ci1b
have been prevailed nian 20 visit seattle
and play three games ~ hall prior ie their
departure foT tour af the Eastern States.
VIII the Seattle public take due nn;irc Of
this aud supfs5rf The seattle Browns In
their efforts 10 encourage this seoyc on
their part. which indirectly adFersises the
city and results To its i-enesif.
Special trains viii leave the COLUMBIA
aud Puget SQUAD Geros ON the days OF the
game. At 80. : 90. 2sSe 800. 3 %.
t,afue AZ ss99 sea
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PtvTSr<ass. lszne a-Thr National
cor.vvnsznn 81 Knights az f.aascr irpn
WORKERS, which has t.cen in s~Sssn,
here tor week past. adjourned this
afternoon 70 meet in t-hsczze an the
First Nessssag of April. lSSs Previous
10 adloaraf1serzf resolutions were
adeptsa endorsing General Master
Workman PoNsieriv Tor -e-e,ertscr
and Fsst~ssiTg Kohert n. Tayier s,f this
rsfy the sssysfert of - 60 iron workers
ard furnace nsea IN the order for he
Position of general secretary nov held
by Charles II. iasrhssnSnS. This a.
tses j. rexarssesi a. the beginning af a
BIG tight on the present incumbent. IL
was siecSss<i TO leave the question ef
wages 10 the varioas hscsl assemblies
for settlement. ~ the adoption es =
general scale was deemed ingredient.
Tenders Issisea.
LosycS, June a-The RarturS ari
GiynnS invite tenders for the new
canadian gsr cent loanos Esussa 90.
No tender under asss viii be accented.
Town Nearly Destroyed.
MuwsrKne. june a-An Iran
Mountain, Michigan. dispatch SAYS:
The town u Norway, Michigan, Was
-Ate%et-< Aft lts-sfAF.
Thirty buildings we're swept aNa,s. IN
Guiding the main business section of
the town
The Seneca Swain Case.
SAY rksscfsca. Jane s--jns;ge Mar-
ply, Of the supreme court, to-day de-
n.ed ntssson for new trial in the
cafe 81 seneca A. Swain, convicted af
grand larceny ~ SsHea worth cf siia.
.nands belonging 10 r. H. Mcdonald,
Jr-. and ersiered him 10 appear for
sentence on Monday His counsel
viii appeal 70 the supreme court.
Net the Train Rsaher.
SeasIEs. Arizona. June a-I.atsr
advaees say that the reported capture
q kafles, the train rottcr. by Sheriff
slaughter. was iacarre,.t, The sherist
thinks that Robes persisted in the
mountains. a. he was severely wound
ed. The posse are sfi,l looking for
him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-10
This Park presents the best chance for the
seeker after
Home Lot.
Or to the speculator for rapid and certain
rise in value, ever presented in this city.

These choice residence lots are located in
that growing and important section of our
citv---North side---and about fifteen minutes
ride from the Lake Shore and Eastern depot,
easily reached by the Lake Shore and East
ern Railway.
The contract is let and one thousand feet
of the railroad and driveway across Salmon
Bay is completed, hourly trains to be running
into the center Of the property in 30 days.
The West Coast Improvement Company
is busily engaged with large force OF men
in clearing and grading this property for
residence purposes.
Park residence lots in all large cities COM
mand the highest prices of any resident por-
ton of the city, and have made fortunes for
buyers purchasing quantities OF lots.
Come early and secure fine block.
w. II. RID,
Manager West Coast Imp. Co., Butler Block.