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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29
rRaNscoNTISESTaI rAnrrr


CaGctso. fufv - The Trsnscoaii-
nentsl Association has de1i ea rev
freight tariff. Il makes rates 70 and
from principal Eastern points. tife
figures being exactly the same in both
direrfseas. The Western eiassifTEa-
tion viii he zp{iiiess 70 these rstes.
There viii be 4 long commodity list.
which wlll h~ Issued n ses days,
making special rates un ell the leading
article On come the Rates have DssF1
materially advances, hus on many
there are slight FesiuetioEs. The rates
50 intermediate points between the
Misssssfi Fiyes ard the Pacific Cosst
are bssei on The thruaza rates. aag
are i0xer than the Fztss heretofore
eharrE=s.
Sax FRkxczss5a JEsly - Manager
@susslss sf the sCzsstern Pacific Com
pzny ieiegrzpsssa from SeN faTk 70
,3ay thst the texas fszfiie Association
had decided u Sssart st.e We fssn
ciss acatisn q freight. flsus sistag %
r0ad= IN the SoTkhwsss. West and
Southwest TIE aA5ss eisss.s.aattcn On
81 interstate assisszaests
An asfTEzes - tss ssssa.T rate q s.
pes Aun&rets gssszzssss al tzAnscsln sisees
fai iises - ali Texas ssemsasn fsslutF
j. E8rGass - kza@ el .on
Auzds1 -
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LrArrE ha0I,IfTs NEW ROLE.
Seduction Of an albany Girl She
AtanfsauIs Aairile.

Ntw YoES 1uly - Steve BFoaie.
the bridge jumper aud Bowery saloon
hervHT. aua the SRI whom he Is ae-
ctsa,i 81 atauetiue, Wefe arrasgne; At
the Tamhs te-asg. The sir mother,
Mr. Laura Ford 81 Atany was pres
cui, au3 admitted that fie eirt vas 10
ycars nij. The charge of u1stla ton
iher lore. fe3i through. K was tacn
ttas5ej 10 haia tiie eifl a. ag incQs-
ris.u.p
eassaitiuE EenaaTa. - the Hoe 2
- Merry thp PR ntls.e 2 de~TErate
bai uneuo e1~.ul a.temp! 70 p!nnge
ihc h'aac Is 3 rocket knife iHto he-
hge2sl lis3 1Hs q policeman carght
her eHa sLe waula lsye aeceeeed
Use er remarked ccaartiv. N ei-
either va re allowed 81 So wiia Steve.
or ! waf 40 Is
Rsaie p5 the rirl kaa been living
taeuE.sr for week Ais asserts that
floy maasd hawa beer mafTic2 had <
Eos btga fer lha reUeai death 90 bis
wife
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With a l:ite insianiGeznt fodaes
PLANT dain9 raase fer the teufefaaee
csBsc tben ali tie pFaisisssssFs laws ard
sssnps-an04 seese5ies IN ssse esaafTy
and helping v0sae4s oct Of KerF9gs
exhaustion eal the tired feegipg
quicker tlisn sTy F.lessls ire ever 10 lHe /,
z.8d covering ap tie ssas ~ hnsllsaas
after 1laf haaF ard making the boys
foak a. i iisy hal sSsefs - Ss7rssia y
seteus after Feetet. shat 5 tsse-e sefl
ioT the sssessu agisatar 10 i've ph We
d1n'l soi u slses aazf9 is g5fasi The
inception rs nex era Fsgers )
u sat Il. Il ye. f'se Isssr fe.sst. "a
TIRE Fs;s2s - 81 the sgsg a9gesste.
gsssf s sei e sa ssiga.
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rInE SEaE PORTLAND.
Exocislor MN Durned An urilueky
SITE

PoarLASb, Jnly - This forenoon
an alarm of fire was sogndea from hos
81. south Portland. The arc proved
20 be ia Jonathan Tiue's excel ior GHd
shoddy factory. sitBatetl 20 yards
north of the corporation Ire. on The
White House road. Before the fire
department reached the mil the fire
had destroyed neariy everything in
and about the premises. Sefoe stock
was saved lst Is vaiue vas triHine
The loss Is nearly SisWa, without a
dollar al insurance The Insurance
companies asked Mr. Tee 70 per cent.
pgeniiura. and BE concluded 10 carry
The risk bigassif. How the FIRE oriei
nataa eannot BE- positively ietefmlueg
hus the snppesitson Is that il started
iu @orae icose excelsior
E,ariy this year A8alph Sseeiai hal q
similar min on the same site and if
was Ge freyed by Ire sa she sth d Hast
March ai1o proving total loss 70 the
Qv-rrT
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InaIana $50 ra.ltlr..

ispi4a sFoErs. july ~ ES-ts9y. 4.
g. Porter tonight ifsfnftaes his friends
that be positively Asd egnphafleiily
decsiaei 70 be considered . candidate
forsile II publican gaeerna.dsialnensi.
nstion, and word rot areept the
nomination II rendered. This settle
z rnooted qaesfion- Il = though. b.
soslse tbat PosteT5s frssaGs aiii now
sanfsoft Congress aiaa Sseel, who tAHs
xi'I iecome a forniiAs'e orponenf 81
Robert oa the present lieutenant
soxarro- ana csaahIate fef the noa1i.
rasfs4 for s,sYeTFssr.
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coUxrING TaE CoRrsEs.
The Kansas .-Borster RuHian@ Fight
a nSiaz Boys statement

= Af& =
fiEERsL. Kan. July ss.--The bodies
~ I've nrn killed bY the Iiagot9wn
party we're bruaght 10 voorhees,,
eteveas county night before last, and
with a Wounded boy Herbert Tony,
afterwards taken ia WaeGsdale. No
further shootlng Is reported. Herbert
Tony, q i9year-ola boy. who was serl-
ousty wnanael. made an ante-mortem
stat ameut to-day IN which he said that
their party gas surprised hy - Hugo
town Inen while resting near Wild
Horse lake, and thai be. Sheriff Cross,
itolla Wileox, Bob Hubbard and
CYRUS ". Eaton we're shot down in
cold blood b. the hsgotown men,
who aftegwsra empt;ed their rifles
into the bottles ef the dead men, but
did not co,ae near him tTonyl, so he
escaped death.
on the other hand, local paper
prints a statement over the signature
81 lis editor, g f. Cook, 10 the effect
that sheriff Cross party first attacked
a small paTty et Hugctown men. who
were ia the neutral strip with their
families hunting and attempted to
kiii SAM Robinson. Tie iiug0town
men escaped. going Tor reinforce
mems, and Wfiea returning Cook as
serts tilcv seFe amhGshei rs Cross
aad his lolg meB aH3 boy. When
the iisht was over, The bodies of Cross
art bis p8 G we're lying on the
gfaaai. ehiie Sa Robin or, the0nls
one OF the 8uae;esH pa q injured
had q .e b woaag IA his ies
IT aUsr BE sT0Fpan.
T0aEkA. jniy y Governor Martin
has decided that tic laWles s.nass en-
gaeed in IS stephens county people
msst stop. md has dlreciett Attorney
GoueFal isfaalsts and hFlgaaieg-tien-
crl MyeT 10 pf0ceed there and lnyes-
tigate The situation and report 10 him
a soon As pos ihle. The governor has
also Wfiltea a letter 10 ConercSs man
peiers oa the sa6}ei, ia which he
ayees thet the 50 ealiei No Man s
Iand. or s'Reutrd strip, he placed
under tbs jurisdiction Of the Kansas
District in 0tder tbat the United States
marshal may dTivs ogi laglel aess and
rat "A stau "a thtase 0atraggs
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omao nrmenan earonr.


S.raAvs SFa. t5i.. 5aly 22-ACispg
us .ls trursiaes reeeIFel iroya tsc al-
tisarstlea 4 Camtaa, enio, hiel ri i'o-
iee ee to-ssay ARE I'D Algast ArthsIF
a.ias tate, sSatra = sa1atan ioF bar
ciarv, enH fE0;a whsc.3 piaee he asg
esd on teingTreiesss'i on bah
4 letler Ras iaFwarssei FOR Arthur 81
this osfiee an BE NAs arFsste4 on cali
NJ tcr if 4 isttsr was received 81
the poste!siee here tor Arthur. ANT
watch lpins kept ha wzs arrested ,su
calling fos is The hstteT proved To s1s
trega one of ArthgE's trends and
stated shaf tao maen connected Ssth
the latter II the ssfr ,laTv aast during
the trisI laapersoaagesG innocert rnea
ana shzt sil three Wsrc serving terms
81 she Feuiieagiarg ES.ralsg5gu Nss-
usrs wsis le seea7sst n ssssa as fslss i,s.s-
an3 4;s E-e FesaFse3 = Esaian teF
trsl
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RANDALL REMOVED.
Taken from washington 20 f4is
PeHnsyivaata Country ftnme.

tANa+4 ~ 7t--4A*s - 49,"
Pennsylvania Country Hnme.
WasHTSGEos. July IS. Randall and
has fainhy leil Washington this morn
ing soF their country home az Wayne
station, Penusy sylvania, IN Tie hope
thar the fresh eoantTy sir VIII have
the effect of Increasing the patients
.treugth. Randall was taken to the
statioa IN a carriage, tie blinds OF which
were closely drawn. lie WAS accom-
panifd lbs Dr. Mailon. who viii attend
him 10 bis home. when Or. Martin,
who was unable on account Of pro
fes ionai engagement, 50 accompany
the patient, viii take charge OF the
ease.
While Randall Vas leehle this morn
lnR, aW.ng 70 the anusaal exeftipn
consequent On his removal, bis family
l. piease8 eEth tie continued Improve
ment in Iii condition.
PmLtusirHlA July 2S Mr.. Ran
dsil arrived at sYayue Station st ! i.27
this afternoon. lie stood the trip
quite well The family feel much en-
coaraged
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Ia sac Tinber rrespassers,

WAsnSarov, July -. The secFe-
tary OF The interior has requested the
attorney general TO institute proceed
iags against jacob ] kraus. 81 Evans
ton. Wyoming. and G. w. Carlton, al
tlillard, Wyoming, Tor alleged ualaw-
ful cutting of about i,zi0.dEe feet of
pine timber from noa-minefal ps,blic
lands OF Utuh Territory, valued at
$1,000 A Joint snlt Is recon ueHaeii
against 5. T. Galloway, 81 Rock
Springs, Wyoming, aud the Union Pa
eliic Railroad Company. fer the valUe
of par, OF the timber, they having par
chased IT, It IS said, with guilty isnoNl-
t.aee
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- ssfes Wffh,n ore half uiilc 81 salt
waiet N3n ear l7eo,coo Prize,
81 per Scfe.
- aeFss n{H eui s.3Wou. u miiraad
So aiS O. ts.li ta fart Townsend y
wll fga through iaia ifNet Mia
ssH ilalg Aihsai thg laud ~ both
pase5Aes fFiee, $3.50. ~ sc02 FOR
timhas
80 Asras, mii cgl 48tsi9 .ta' rof div
tug stHtesH runs u goaEa tHss tract
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fsryrs~ ard ssszertzrrssss ssse carriage
duxa 50 ezEhzns asezs ssreSas.ssst' :
ssenltser ard sszse were badly hEssaesi.
Mrs. Tcvrs'S head y As est - sAe soae
u sss ts-eer sxssslss ~risx hsasssr sgs-ziss-
81 Ani etn<rs & fhe party 9ere
bszEiss<f vSrx szssiek-
stage fssss@ry Near Kedding-
Rxppss0, tai. Jaix - The Rcd
ding xasi Biz Walker stage HaS rohl~d
this morning by sla~kei men on top
es Bsliinxs hiti. twenty-five nsises from
Res;siinr. Iize faAl and express box
vas EAs.a. No passengers were in
tho stAgS bar Isr Fores : ~a~ Grsv-
ing the Aase, whseh was easssiag this
ALLEGED ssn.xxfer Discharged
Los A.sEEs. JHly Harry Can
aoa was examined betaEe United
States commissioner this evening on a
charge os smuggling and was dis
charged Cannon was arrested az San
Diego Ayrii 1 hs Constable W H.
Allen, sbo shos hia while attempting
10 escape.
Killed In = Hensinrtsn Fight
WsIIA. HsEAs, July Thursday
near Huntington, Oregon. IN 3 sree-for-
ail fseht. Mu. BagIey was Killed by
FRANK s;arsiaer he verdict OF the
coruser @as iissfisiatse ksgEsag.
Mexfcan Horse Thieves KILLED.
TucsoS, A. T., July - s-A constable
and posse of esgss t'oss had tight In
the mountains near Benson Yesterday
with three Mexican harsc-shieyes. be-
longing 10 the band which has u rer-
aegsous ia the Whisestuae and Sierra
Nevada mountains. and tao cf the
Mexicans were killed The third es-
capess. One of the dead men Was isien-
sifiesi A. one OF the Sanosa tTasa-reb-
hers.
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THE skKESt RISING.


OTFAwA, July - The war efiice late
last nigAt received a dispatch stating
that TIVE war ship Caroline, carrying
the eXtedition from Victoria to aueil
the lniian uprising on Skeena riyer,
arrived AZ ESsington yesterday "a ayiiiage
at the mouth Of the river The Indians
met the vessel and talked with the
officers. The Caroline, with the troops.
proceeded 10 the head OF navigation,
about twenty miles up the river. The
battery OF artillery viii be taken 10
kitias canyon t. await the arrival oi
company OF special police. who viii
pash forward toward Hazeiiou. The
chief of police has determined to take
his men up the river in GAUGES and ii
resistance be offered he viii drop down
stream to the eneampment. The mill
taTY will advance on both sides, TINS
protecting the provisions. which VIII
be taken up ia the canoes and the re-
maiudef Of the expedition viii embark
on board the CarGliuc's i9ats and be
lowed by steam launch to the end of
boat navigation. The latter part ot
the route Is rough, being merely an
lnGiIm trail, sGd il Is expected THAT
the troops viii take four days 10 make
the march. depot CT reserves and
base q supplies vii be estaAlished at
the head OF navigation where part of
the troops viii remain 70 await the
Iesiit 0f lhe advance.
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sffEEIpAx.s rssrl,ovrsIExr.

His Cough Easier, His Voice
strosrer, eBd ApFetitc Fair.
NaS1tIIT, Jaiy - 4 buiietin IS
sued by Gen. Sl.eridan's physicians
this evening says there is no visible
improvement, except that the cough
grows constantly easier. the solcs
slightly stronger, and the patient eat 3
saiYtv well.
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THH ANARCHISTS.


= 3llfnpesi Ihefr tafF'
CHlCkG5. j1!lv . When the "a ef
the upar b 8yBsniiteys were called
this morning, ChaPek apd Chieb0B8.
vao had fcefs on bail, failoi 10 pat in
an appearance some excitement was
created. and the report spread that
they had Bed the eoGrtrg, thepek
came ia this afternoon hegeyeg, with
bi> hun9slaea, and was i4iieG, the
hondsuen fearing 70 carr taa Gat:eg
the hcevy beHds nese iIate4 hy tae
additional Indictments. IL is undfr-
Stood taat hlcboun s. gaiicr arrest So
ihe =ai-s.atson aud Hn4nek ARD SeYic
tt ;a7f
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Still Solicitous for the
Bulgarians.
The Pope Scores Another
Diplomatic Victory.
Verdict Rendered in the Mande-
vile Inquest.
Hs~ Criminals Arc shtpresi Frasa
Europe to America Regularly
Organized Societies in Germany for
This benevolent Purpose The
Plan Highly Approxcsi.

Copyright Ns the Associated Press, sSSs.
Bsgfas, July q. The interview he.
tween Empcror williana aaa King
Caristisn ol Denmark has sIses i.sl i'm.
rNstanee, ~ aseciAsed with settle
aent Of questioits connected with the
placing Of ruler ea the Bulgarian
throne. The King appears to have
given his assent 10 the creation of a
B0learian monarchy with either
friscc Waliemar or the nnkeof Cum-
lana on the throne The Dakc OF
Cumberland has deeisisely sejogtel the
offer which Was made 50 hies through
Prince bismarck. In his note refusing
% accept the crown he deslaFes the
proposal an insult 70 iiim as the leesti-
mate king of Hanover. and expresses
hope that he IS destined 10 see the
King OF Prussia reduced % his proper
level.
King Christian oi Denmark advises
Prince Wasasmar 20 accept the throne
of bulgaria 4 an eaieats between the
European pewers Is perfected. II IS
also asserted In certain circles that
Prince Ferdinand sill he assisted 10
malntsia his position IN bulgaria,
The protest OF tse Naiieaa against
the visit OK Emperor William 30 Rome
has proved effective. Cardinal Calm.
berti, pSpal nuneia at Vienna, Is re-
ported Ia have secretly seen Prince
Bismarck at FFieaeriehsrahe. lis.
mafok has assentea "a the proposal To
have Galinahcrti meet Emperor VII.
liam IN Berlin and ask him personally
To forego his visit 10 Rome. Ono re-
suit Of the Natieans diplomatic
triumph Is that the minister has seat
Instructions 10 the Italian embassy IN
Paris TO inaugarate negotiations for a
commercial treaty with France.
Berlin official circles strongly dis
trust the Italian government on ae-
count OF It's relations with France
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shsts CITY 81 Feksn. n qssarzatsae shsee
DAYS since he- arrival from Hong KenE
and fgsusAzsz. aaaer the rssies af the
hoard a hesgth. Was aiiswea ia ssa,S
This morning. hasiae beea tsaerousAiy
fafnixates.
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A 1871 MACE.
4 nossssaan killed by Fan az
Saratoga.

SAnAroaA, )nly = - IL the fifth raee
today, the sfefp fplechase, Warrington.
the fayotite. ieil az the FIRST hedge and
rolled ever Norris, his rider The Iasn
and horse wcre uneonsCfoas for some
moments. after which the horse rose
ard slowly dragged hls unconscious
.riier 9 few feet hs the reius, which
werc NE8pFsd around fte man 3
hands NaFFingsaa's hack was IN
ured. Mr. Morris IS dead. His for-
Inar psrtnfr. Mr iiaTwood. was Killed
at Sbeepsheae Bay last fall.
Pee hmoge weu Ay 6 haif leHgta,
Abrahan seeonA. Killarney third SO
time
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CmsetSa. guiF - - TIE eases eg
CAsirasea EE0re and AaTphy. eliarErd
slsh tsesne iasr3sezfesf ir the isri4aF-
ten ssTnssa5ss caa -p5Fscg- NeFe czaissi
n et1rt tAiS gacsnfaE Tue tssis,saers
Mers fapg#-xztssl - Judge sssraesra,
Rh5 stssea sSiAs his eiAeats mesl.4
savc an8izsassssa and asse4 tssat
iaa hass serTa ssv Rxga &c aso4eia fe
stsa saF es7e appearance. 50 flse
asaee ss spga sfa sEagn tlsa reoss-
cesksa. zhas Ws sBagse ln8agwsNfs
ST. 8 sEea > eser5 :,
f@lr3 sE %GesfE Nx&sa sElsisc-a
saa in @ n** zgsrs- ts9a1s.
elgess nassa 4n FssasNEs szrae-
GEEk9 EaES 4ss So
a. : ns4E es e spse s.
ssss Kssxl -a4a 2sso3 g.
sa%xzr. sis s M Es II
Terry. <z W 4s =
as4esn ez-ess, so zsse .ssS lss1ss. "a
Il zzsgzo<gY. vzre ErsSss 1Fesf ssfz ~
ssessz sE sssxs ssee fssizs~ Shslzssss3.
~ lssssHss esk 4 - ssses By >
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r7a.-plover lfenarrsen Ilra.i.

Cnfceaa. JaIy = Robert lfesdeF-
son. the SILVER City, l3aho, man who
blcw aut the gas FL isls room WesiRes-
day niel8i and 9as sisofsse3, fingered
until 5 5hlS evening wben be died.
Evafs thing tha. nsa sesl ssiI eeula
s5sgss-t q rs traes5 il TIE etIoTt 30 bring
him to. hut be never recovered cen
seiousacss. A iaq'fesi Nli ~ held
Monday
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Sgw Tezx. 5nfy r. The weekly
fsznk statement showed reserve de-
erase of kt8s asf. Backs BOW hois
Fss .Slss ess3 VA excess u the - per esak
sftss
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ra,si r.pioeioa ef slnnaonia.

| Nww oRLT4xs, Iaay 2s-A cafboy
/ of roasprcssesi ammonia exploded u
daF Nila great forfe, fatally imjtsring
I te19 men Ard sevyrsly woGnaiae faaf
& n-kgerz
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verdict In the Vaudeville Inquest.

Dpmsx, July .. The jury at Mitch.
ellstown investigating the death OF
John Vaudeville. to-day returned a
verdict declaring that death was caused
By the unjns;iiiahis treatment 10
which he was subjected In 1ailamofe
prison, ana also condemned the psas-
tiee Of treating political prisoners The
same "a ordinary criminals.
siberian fiaport Duties.
81. PNrF nsHuRe, july .. The Rus.
sian government has urtiered that the
same duties that are levied by Euro
pean Russia shall be Imposed NJ the
Pacific pafts Of Eastern Siberia upon
imported sugar. preserves, syraps,
chocolate, arraek, spiflts, liquors.
wine and beer. ssss. -s
Mexican Railway Loan.
CRY az MFxfee tsia GalYeston1.
Ialy %a.--lt Is reported here that the
inicr.ocesnic Railroad Company has
ilst placed in London on favorable
ferpis q loan of 500 600. aud t5oo, coo
Erst preference shases
Acroaast baldwin In England.
LoEpoE. July =. BALDWIN, the para.
chutist, Jumped from balloon al a
blight 81 1000 fegt to-day and landed
smelly. Enormous crowds of specn-
tors displayed great enthusiasm
Music aud Lese.
I.osD0S, July as..-Charits Halle, shc
pianist. has been msrtiel to Wiihel-
Hina iioymanref. the yloitHlat. Halle
Is IN his 10Th year.
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Farming Lands.

Farming Lands.
So acres marsh land in
Skagit county, near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
land. Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres Of rich bottom
laud. u mile west of
Tcrril lake. in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
u mile from postoffice
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared, 40
acres under fence: good
farm house and barn;
stream of water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time,
to suit purchaser.
Iao acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price, 5000 per acre.
i3S acres two miles above
Snohomish City. known
as the Low farm, Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land. so acres
in meadow, and will
yield annually f5o tons
hay. good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbaildings; SO or
90 fruit trees, all large
aud bearing heavily,
consisting OF apples,
pears. plums and cher
ncs. 20 acres pastur-
age. Price, $52So, one
half cash, balance in :
years at 10 per cent.
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NTw YoRK. gaiy 2S-fhe executive
cosanalttee 81 the tnitei I-atsof party
whi4li 10 lSSs issssk 80 ssFseYase political
sstira. has e1ilesi + national cuavea-
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West Coast improvement Company.
GILMAN PARK.
This Park presents th45est chance for the
seeker a Ter a
Hbme Lot.
Or to the speculator -ot 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
city---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 Ia 50 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
maud the highest prices Of any resident por-
zion Of the city and have made fortunes for
buyers purchasing quantities Of lots.
Come early and secure fine block
w. II. BALLA RID.
Manager West Coast lgup Co., Batter Block.
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Portland Nosss.

PORTLAND, July p j. Smith, Il.
Nicholson. ]. r. Brown and George
Smith Of Sesttie, are ia the city.
The OREGON supreme court, at Salem
has adjourned sine lie
Baseball to- Jay Wiilamettes s,
portiangis 8.
The Coronet aesuzaes Her Jaunt.
S.. uiEao, f;iy 2s-The schooner
yacht Coronet. which arrived here
from New Yorl( Oh judy 8 started 70.
day on her yov. se around the world
going iiFst 20 Yok0hasua
sawed fiis knee Cap or.
SsLEN Or. July = This morning
FL. Law. saaisg siefs N q saw mill
Cd his knee t. hove a board up.
Tke aw struck hjn4 GA the leg ana
took the knve-cap %. Arputa Nou
may be ncce ssary
Zine Residence Burned.
SAY RAFtEI, Cal. Juiy 2s.- The
magnificent residence ~ Mr. Alex
ander Forbes, at CnllDden Park, was
totally destroyed by ere last night
The loss is estimated 1t *f0,0s9; insar-
a3ce. S{A.le8d
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s.. Paua. Jass So <rvTre sind
storm. ai Psasnyssw tais afternoon
ssreckesi several h0ss. bal 50 lar 40
lives are REPORTED host
Aqs=ssucs tesss ssssisssaseE Resigns
Ma TUxx. Jaiy - - Hamilton Fssa
r.. ssle<!1ses snsusfs-ssnRT. EssggseG
ss-azg. 10 reason i gixra
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To Recover Patented land.

WASHINGTON, July -. Comnis-
sioner Stoek lager has called on John
o Day, vice president oi thc st. Louis
a San Francisco Railroad Company /.
10 shOW cause Why proceedings should
not be taken 70 secure Tire restoration
oi 99.s77 acres Of land alleged 20 be-
cTreneousiy patented to the Atlantic
4 pArihc.