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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-09

If most people only knew as much as
they think they know they wouldn't
talk so much about Il.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-09
GREEN BAY e. 81.
c. RN. @ ST. PAU z, e.

This world is but fleeting show,
And no wise man regrets 1t;
For man wants little here below,
And generally he gets it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-09

business under the firm name Of spalford & Cole
Plaintiffs.
Against.
Frank D. Mccormick. Defendant.
TIE STATE OF WIscoNsIN:-To the said
Decentralization are hereby summoned TO
acDear within twenty days after service Of this
summons, exclusive of the day Of service, and
defend the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid; and In case Of your failUre so TO DO,
Judgment viii be rendt red against you accord
Ing 10 the demand OF the complaint; of which Il
copy Il herewith served UPON YOU
l. p POwERs & II. ". REMINGTON,
Plain;iH s Attorneys
=. o. -3ddress Ceat-24Iia, Wood County. HiS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-09
CIRCUIT COURT WOOD COUNTY
Against.
Frank D. Mccormick. Defendant.

Seth. A. Spaford & y. J. Cole, Partners doing
business under the firm name Of Spaiford q Cole
III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04

sih~rfr fcr oarseivrs AID fs- sn men be
FyNzNrve<i
Akin to this Is the psohs<.n az The
sssnrax~ S@hsers so the ernssisu<zosaE
guarantee of = Repasliean form oi
government and OF ds~-rsruinatisn
against r.xee or color. regulation Of .he
S1nEzxe ss wisely left 20 the xssses.
The Suffrage j. the nRsiasysrsae. the
heart of the comsszors life. and what
ever aflects IL Is in;ursoaas 10 tie nz-
fzon- IL + not enough thai a uztsanai
election shall he fair: IL nsrsst sse the
NATIONAL conviction that il Il fair. No
honest man should be deIaiei with
the theory that il i focai fight. The
practical remedy Of its coercion or is
repression. indeed, i local not na-
tionai The citizens Of shis na.gnsts-
c<as commonwealth cannot reach
aespss the Pesnu=e and impose its
Vii respecting the Suffrage upon the
Mother of states, nor cAn the stat4s
Gf New Engisnd dictate legislation 70
the ssafcs of the Northwest.
Tonight = banquet was spread At the
SPRING hotel.
No exercises are scheduled Tor 10
morrow, and the 6ay viii eso,sshly be
3eiet IS far as the Army O. the Poso-
fsze Is concerned II 4 business
meeting in the cemetery today il was
decided 20 nolsi next summers en-
canlpmens 1t this place. the fisne TO be
detrTEsssfed as fke next sessson-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
A Wisconsin, sky-f.eehet.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


c. G. Nelson. an Atlanta. Ga. tank
sr. has disappeared with si5,p0. DE
fsssslsnFs lgSe SIe2sss
T. p. Wales. Saa Jose Blacksmith.
xisise eGs4e2TosiHg 80 stop 4 Runaway
team Aess4sy evening, vas tfr0wn
uraaer the wheels and sEa-t sntiy III n.
Charies BaTz.. > ls-yesf-sld hoy.
was killed ia san Frztsci $50 Monday
night b. saotheT lad named Hot,s<.
Who riayf ssiy i-sartesl y pistol At him
and pssiiei tie trigger.
The axs-stsry building ~ the gs.ad-
ing Hardware Co. at Tea ing. Pa
covering sesrFal arr4 % ground Was
isgsDeA Hpaslxy night. fSs~, sgiaEfo:
inssr1. -eyea hunsssd enaqioyes
aF- s.lTusf4 o,ls q g0Fk
Certiaeaie o. incorporation of thr
Ctsics3s, kanss- < Nslsfs kG Railroad
xifh .Ae CslesSs. Rock Island & Colo
razso EAiiWsg. ws~ filad sish the se re-
:zry es sfass u nrsFEz MoaaAy. With
eap.szi VI sss ss9e
FaEsIsN.
seven cases of chosefa aye rerorsed
IS Iessifa. Sieiiy
Eaasirr. asssrainx chairman ship Of
ilse fferes bud get com satsftsx. sseeaere<
shSs the easufnitfse hAs M Y~asiss-a al
character. u ss.ie ssgsF ls@lng - essss-t
resreEs haeus u government expense,
Prince Henry, fae GsFfaas ssnp<r-
gFss brother. tssroases sozafa afgsaer IN
ehlef os the navy. Admiral Norss,
wsse caTmmzrs4e4 the ill-fAtea irosciaf
f;ss~seF Kursarst. viii probably b
made ehief o; the naval department
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
PORTLAND NEWS
The Celebrated HsseI-Wsfer Re-
eefpss smzif-New Buifdiars.

eefpt. smzif->ev UuiidiaEs-
PnzTIxxp. July A-fhs Portland
Hotel Company tonight engaged Nr.
NJ whissiea af Isost1A ~ architect
Mr.. whid3en had ehzrse II tie folsn-
Aatson af the Wizard ruins ami also
buisf the Taroasa hotel.
The Portland Mining COMPANY, cap
stal s. aa.lss1, 20 operate feus Hssl=s IN
Cspgsr q Aiene, Wa incorporated alass
elected directors to-day trso- y.
NAykle. ir, K president.
L. Il. Bfansoa AID T. J. Ailner Of
Seattle are in the city.
The nex convent 81 Mounf Angel,
hsstst ssv the Eeaeslsflias Fathers. sill
he ssesi.e.ls.l next San3sy, A-rfsEs slacp
GraS ; eg1scfaslnr-
The me- 4 al department 81 the VIII
Izrnetse University fiss-tied At meet
iy,g tonight 80 e~tzbststl . cssssnge
r.ss-rsaey she frss u next ocfs,se-.
/; vii s@ ss~rate,i IL ths aex tsses4scal
cssieSs IS this city
The Portland ha=fsfzl. ussaer the
as.sxsrez of she NJ E. church. have
aeasssl a thrsss-sforg fslsss!ETs- On u
street. Ess tsossxsAi temporarily fsrisl
,heir nex basa5.uz II -cask Io-Ezzsss.
can ~ e-s~ssss-
Tse sz.li-xsnlial refsa.s - tl4e aste'
.-atasaissx- sAews tbs. the psas.. sol
ihs lat Iaeefa we're ses thar for -
e..-rpssssssf.tas -sg Hs@aths sa lssz
{ a. i-g Il lArEeF ss.sgeAss y exF~Esse'
sAan receipts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04

SfsciSssTE. lalg b. Cincinnati il
glowing garden OF national color to-
night. Never IN her history has sBch
general decoration of buildings been
made. The flag supply wss liberal,
bat "a !; wss exhaastesi tn many lines
early in the siay recourse has been
made to anything that would give red,
white aud hlae eoiorS Equally gener-
oas provisions had been made for
tonight. A midnight jubilee of noise
aTsd fireworks. with the ringing ~
bells. booming OF caunon and all-pse-
yzding tia horns took place
Mrs. Polk, as Nashville. widow of
President Jan5es X. Polk, has been
selected 20 start the machinery 81 the
exposition. she will Aesonipiish IL by
pushing an electrical button az her
home IN Nashville.
The DpToaT on the streets az mid
night fr0fa hoTns, CO.'S isciis. firccraex-
ers. dFaus atisi human voices. never
had parable! in this city. Al Fourth
and Vine streets. the fash uf the guns
OF four batteries of artillery sieing sa-
intes. not 1870 yards away, can be
seen. The report j. drowHei by the
street noise All the streets are
crowded GoTesnoTs Foraker. Beaver.
If P.nnSy yiy31ia. aud Thaysr. of
Nebraska, are here, and i've other
governors viii be here today. A rail-
road agent said he brought 5000 pso-
ole - the city oa the gi and expected
to bring ss many more tctlsy s,be ssh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
City Property.

10 lots Ia Yesler's second supplemental
addition. oae block from Madison
street. houses al round thein. Fricc.
tiae each.
4 heaatlinl cleared io.s ia n. 7. Dcn-
nys fifth addition. Price. sou
Near street car line and within two
hl0cks 81 motor lnc route
I iot with 6 roosa bard finish.d house
laD r fsru1s's park addition, fwsl
blosks ff1sn motor nne rsaie. ffsee,
siasA
q cissrea lots In ponsius addition:
commands = aue sies. Price. slE'ei
I lol in Roseu addlttae. With sroora
hoHse Price. s7sn-
I lot in Kaufman addition. This Is .
ehuler lot. oniy block froni
eAhse cees Price. 500
30 lets. E,,ssaai's addition IA Snehe.
mlsh cts AL level and heaaiifal
ict.. rlrar.d. Within ave rttuufts
walk al West Coast railroad iepas.
frser. from iifa 10 Si1a I'eg iet. sii.-
harsish Is Today tsas tsesi isrsssnisins Z
inland i0wn Ia Aesssrn Washing
ton fos isvesflacut
3 anearre lots IN snoheRssh cts
hssseS hstiit all rNaud them; heas
tisniiy situated. fFiee, siaa each.
3 iats Ia sashomish City for so each.
: lSss In Snahemish city foF st5s eaeh.
scre< ol rich bottom lsnd ADJOINING
snahomish city. fftye, st-a
I b, Ia saaAssaish city fos as
20 scrs a0s level laud two mlies fson'
NkA;com. Price. so per Scre.
20 scrss. cue and hall aiieS frnm 81
hoise. sHiiaile fag dividing tato ;
ana ho-aese tracts. so I,ef arre-
Is aeres within hali niile Of New
whGicosa; svFy desirable. aan Z reg
srrs THIS opportunity - make an
seveSsmeHf
A sne sss.l ,,,...rte ear SO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
THE POPE gECEDEs.
He Realizes that He Must Leave
TrIItacs Alone.

I.8sgax. Jaig The Csseaa<l<' ;
Ecsae correspondent =&y.; Cardinal
Msran n > s1asThy conversation wifh
ths pope while Supporting the eonsscfa-
nas1aa of the plan 81 s..nsfazigrs and hoy
eossszg. ADVISES the pope n0t 20 take :
stern viex 81 the national movement.
lesf The Cathode irs>h and tlseis syra-
p1:hszers. G -Tses-t4iiF ia America, a1sops
an attitude ss defiance toward t.se
yatsiaa- The pore 2pIseGrs 10 ise ia
Hae1scsss. snss il i Tssoss4a.s- he wisl le
Fsabiiciy neatrai in TIE futzre, while
senreiiy snse- issf his viexs ug-9a the
Irs4h eT5sFsifssrg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
THEY WORRIED WITH sysrEN.
How . Thrffsy oaarteste Robbed .
Wholesale Grocery Firm.

Nxw YoRx. J9ly s--Four men are
locked Dip at police headquarters to-
night charged with having aese,s in
concert FOR months To- rob the whole
sale grocery firm OF Thurtcr. Whyland
& Ca. John Brady was for u years a
porter for the arm, bat nov has little
grocery store in BROOKLYN. He has
received and disposed OF stolen goc-is
to the amount 81 thousands og dollars.
Henry Waliinghcff, So express
tFuskmaa. has car;el away stolen
ecods, with others, designed for ship
nlent, and forwarded them 10 Br4ciyss
address IN Brooklyn. Henry bnstrh
and James Mccormick. clerks Ia the
store of Thureer. &hyIand & Co.,
have been in sisie confesiera:es. Brady
has confessed his part in the coinlana-
ti0n and has implicated the other
three. The goods consisted OF sugar
il barrels. coffee in sacks, aud other
goosis In bulk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
THE sroILs SYSTEM.
llarrea IS tfA Enrcern.

Pfrrssg -. jniy z Richard Neyins,
resident government architect Of the
nited States court house and post
Office nox bsing built here, has been
arrested apoa charge pEeferrr! by
I nilei States Special Aseat Brooks,
ef making fraudulent claims AGAINST
the government. IL i claimed Sey5ns
approved and Tsre enied FALSE balls Tor
work on the coaFt house and post
Office. alleged t. he ,sone by one Don
oyan. lssE which was never performed.
Donovan, il Is ssia. neTeT signed the
bills, an5 his azne was foagets to tlse
h.Iis. Sevin< asserts thai his name
was forged TO them. ami says he aill
be able to explain he shasEes-
THIS afternoon NeeinS waived bear
ing and gave bait- Hon. G. A Msgee
went on his teona
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
ESCAPED WITH An ACTRESS.


Hlent Is piacesi 30 the credit OF Ciaicago
tonight. The principals are Miss
May Sohee, an actress. who has heen
taking the part OF the Prince ia The
Crystal slipper" II the Chicago Opera
House, and Edward Il. shaw, cashier
OF the Dake bakery.
The couple visited the races together
on Monday. ard when next heard Of
were in Cleveland. shaw i - vars
old and Is married to the daughter of
= leading insurance man Of this city.
Miss Yohee's mother would not talk
Of the affair, further than o. say that
her daughter viii le on hand for tho
matinee ts,-if4oFfax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04

The Fsyneiiise suit Against the
s-Ttms.''- savage Easrxy ef the

-essEss azv 81 ssse trial Of the iitsel suss
os Frzak Hsrs o ngnnesi against tass
TTssss YES eTcatiy diminished The
case fs.g tss plaintiff was eiosed alter
sne s>eouss4 ssatEal testimony TAX
izx oily f.s rUszsents Attorney
tser-r4l WchsfsT epefsesi for the de-
feass.. ssyzxesV attacking PArne:f ard
tbs l-4xne. fss.isxinz the general lines
al the 7sssex articles that gzTe rsSe 10
the Saii. Parne.i entered the eoHrs iast
a. Webster Was aIlading - hifn. and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
Timber Lands.

kAS acreS Within cae hall mile cf sal,
water VIII cut i-.acc.oo1 frsce,
Sts per acre.
$50 acres: win cut s.oc.Gao; Il railroad
81 aid b. lsuili "a Port Townsend Il
wifi ran through this traet. viii
sril tinter without the land, ~ both
together. Price, s4'xo. or t.nse Tor
tsmler
AeD arres; viii cue "a .eoo, ,ece; good driy-
ing strcam runs through this tract.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
Persia Feel. an Imp ui.e 81 Eater-
prise.

PlrTssrss, 1aiy 3.~-Chsrles 4. Ash
burner. o. thc United states zsgsosl,..s,
survey, stationed IN this ci,y. has re-
csivei an oiter from the shsh o. Per-
sia 10 take charge es a government en-
ginesTsag corps nog being organized
IN that country Al present nothing
bot the turquoise j. natnei in Per il.
and the shah esneets 10 discover vaiu-
afsie aapo it, Of coal. Gre aad s--tFo-
Team. aad possibly The preeisas isistal..
Ash6asn@r has rst yet accepted.
a Wisconsin, -Eecket-
AFPEBrgs. vs.. July 3~-As s.D
o'eiock yesterday afternoon treEIIes.-
deus meteor %as observed u rsss
arToSs the southern sky fn8m eat to
west II risalesi the sun rs Brightness
AMI lei; 3 long train of parks ia is
wa&s The nssirsF faoxei VERY slowly
and wss evidently 50 rsry rrsat
height IL Ras yislsie Tor hsf a mia
ule. aaa Analiy faded AVA without
noise.
Ffreetashsr. Dsd fs.
DA4rsx. Ohio, July g. fsse started
ay fiTecrsczere aeS;rpget Ws5tneyss.
opera hose sss the ;.gr.suu ssaiiiirx
tfis morning l5as. s15s9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
Farming Lands.

Farming Lands.
SO acres marsh land in
Skagit county, near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
! land. Price, $I35o
cash.
100 acres of rich bottom
land, "a mile west OF
Terril lake. in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
I6o acres on Orcas island,
n mile from postofficc
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared. 30
acres under fence: good
farm house and barn:
stream of water rams
through place: school
house within a mile.
Price, $50 per acre;
$1,000 Of this on time,
to suit purchaser.
100 acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
90 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price, $500 per acre.
isS 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 I5o.tons
ofhay. good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees, all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting of apples,
pears, plums and cher
ries: 20 acres pastur-
age. Price, S52so, one
half cash, balance in :
years at 10 per cent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
TO DrsBsNo THE ARMIES.
A HopsgaI Proposition from fhs
German EsaKer3r.

BFglax. July Alt IL believed that
after a definite understanding with
Russia has i,ecn estaksllsbei Emperor
WaiiiaTn wis propose THAI the Faro
t@zn powers rrdace their srmamsnss-
The emperor VIII arrive AZ - Peters
bar- aueu & 3. the cxaEtna's fee day
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04

RsLvrxosx. Jasy z--lsass niesst the
tirss grand coarerf q the Sa~nrrrf~st
serk r.acc wfts cAor1ss OF Ism snaIe
vasees and sn ozwhessra sf nexeiv 10
Instruments. The attendance xa<
very large and the affair great sac-
cess.
wa-asssrox. Jals / - President ard
Mrs. tzrvesani wcns IA Baltimore shss
eves.ing % attend the Saenrersrss.
They rwsnrn a. -aianighs
RsIr7xasz. luly s--fhe faHrsh sfsy
OF the Saenre-test was VERY sssccess-
ftsl enc Al fhe evening concert. while
the naaAr cAarNs of the united singers
ct RrossklFu vere rsa3ersag .,9n the
Rhine. Presi3eat Cleveland and Mrs.
Cleveland ard Mrs Fciseaa ami Cod.
lamont entered. When the song VAS
finished, Cleveland was heartily APP
plassdci and he rose and bowed his
Acknowledgements.
Dali Cefess Assan af Portland.
Faxyisxn. Jasy 3-rhe esl4hrzsf,.r
today has hsSss sery tame affair All
day the streets have pzeseasesl he
same dun appearance. lev saare pes,-
PIE being seen than usual ssw
visitors have pat in an appearance.
About the cfiiy irlairassea that any-
thing unusual i going 81 IS the prr-
fusion OF Eags. baaaiias and ever
greens with which the buildings along
the principal streets are hesirskrzi. The
programme nrtssisy vas sailing. ~.ali.
tab, log. canal assi ship boat races tight
rope performance. Bicycle driii and
epen-sir concert Tuf little interest
wzs taken in the seqaafsc contests,
Only 20, spectators being present. The
hand eonccEi NJ the plaza sircx ! ssrawd
of perhaps la.eoa IL has beeu THREAT
eniag rain ali day There wa~ not sun
enough 10 allow helioxrapaic conirau-
nicafioa with the Nj Hosai party, and
indications are nov that the isIansina-
ton viii be spoiled bs had weather.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
MINING ACCIDENT.
An Extensive Cas~-in at Scranton
Miners Entptrtsd.

ScxASTss. Pa. JEiv A. An exfea ise
ezye-in occurred 81 the BelleYieE store
shi. morning. forcing ihe miner. to fiy
for their i've One man ard aaIn-
s-cr az Inslss are kuoza ~ have t.een
ers1ised. while three nsire lzi-orers are
-stsr-T.st M f&4ifsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04

Flesr ~ ltsk az~l So HsaF saf-
Esrss az fss srnsaE sszrsz tsra Sess.
y Nas9 tsNzasz7s s2sS ~e zCc7s ~
tf4s 1r Szss &rfse. q fssfss
az szrr-4 stsssszsl- ese lHsss So
Ths zazsss Elszs sssTs 4 sss.ss=axea-
k1ssSf SO sssss * s4Sf -.
A. Uffzf ~ ess2 sf ssisSss<t-
Hsrx ae sEsaS ssr the r2rSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04

All = aEiet tiii sF1e a'saoek
Tsseu fke huae3fs,. and Efiy rnns.
Hef8l 3eSdssi vita metal IN tslss.
Nssssz5 BY Isr. seuf eGi tacsr ss.esck
Aass. wifA = usoyernsBt sE&-aihcent.
f-srSsst. the ees3es haired header.
thousands zHd ts.zsflsAsliss Asass sn = ard.
~ g be senf
Nereiy nsccS in;zrcesasr.
-ses.f,E sstre a,is aasiSsu, al Eade<,
Cav a. she llgai "a IL ssa pzsns that s@8ccs.
AguUizesf s,Fessfas II tise shell
The ss-srs thss t. Fafrics fagsfcsl
Rife has whistle Ike sea a.-ts singing
And Ans1 an, shsszi an. soals - N'.astnz;
gaG F5ckefs's soiassr~ never ssaYeg
sHpA ne ir 81 tas Sgssrs4 ans t1ing beaver
TA@a tos bald swees Of hts iesFiess tss-
talsoas
fhrze axif Taiis-s ever ground usz>heiisred.
Up T. ire "a lissoi, y ssse r.iisiifs ~ ferssi
Prone IA tsc batteries hizsI gf@z rzEra
Sua.A ~ nsxn 4sssi sszassi-FoazBssi .sEaak
Tteir hia1si Wsia SsTs THIRST GaSiaset.,
srf1ssse al. kszfgr4s- ant Pdit4Eyya
Rssh os Re Entan aea, rsak against
riaaisaS tssir battle aAxs Aisa oa The
Pause ais iAs warriazs, ses dream ,hsy
III Saeg fsB sisA eas.niss' saas At thslr
hsxAst
And tas shrtss in fhslrc2rs 81 TIE r.paasesl
8rtsltfrS stations
- Firkrss essz szsest a sazE iaassura
witH Apsrt.tsy Y-nEer % icae a saaiti7tss.e
And sr.EE - sauls ths stsrzrst. suKvsxias
fsE
Tae gssi<s wss rszfalesl sith sssxry are
A. &arssS Ftas T,stEEssS a Esas,-fSF ? &f-
E-z9r asen srers ssessss "a stEt rYse-
Nslls EcgszAes f.sr ear 4eze ianli .ass,
Far sp sn aeavesl TIE sreE ei9sas2s ssS.
As4 Et.sS3ass 3 al tsse 4dZsalsss asae.
wa1al aesr. i,as TIE hlEse &aa gray
Aszsrsi saiGEE2ll<ly sHsF
NlTrazsr- GrzXga- - asske s11s ssr 2sf-
Anss ~. = 81 ars trzs 7zczn-- sc sase
Tsse sslelsss.sr u ssrsGsiE zszt lsc,tYsl.si-s
kaEE
MAT iighs he lSs< gyas-atl7Es e.sso g,sgs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04
.THE THIRD DAT.
Armies Meet Again
At Gettysburg.
Solemn Scenes upon the
Battle Hallowed Hills.
Happy Results Of the Quarter
Centenary commcmorstion.


GETrrsBrRs. lnsy 3-There Was q
strange similarity hetEesn this day
| and that OF . years ago Then the
armies Of Meade and Lee eonfrunfesl
each other. 50 to-day the Fejerxls
and ccnfesteraies were once more on
the field. and again they met on Sem
mary Ridge and Cemetery Hill Moth
/ ing unusual occurred to break the
/! rnonotcssy until O'Clock. when the
Union and Confederate soldiers nset
once more at almost the same hour
at which they had joined in deadly
conflict 2s years axo. The monuments
which were dedicated to-day we're a.
Z follows Third New York cavalry.
One Hundred and Forty-sIxth New
York infantry. g. A. r., New York
/ Tigers. sixty-ffth New YORK, Fis.t
Long Island Volunteers, known as
BeecheT'- regiment, az which Rev.
I Thos. X Beecher, of Eimira. n ",
delivered the Grafton Third Scv York,
undepenGent battery. with Major
Gen. Rosecrans a. orator: Battery
= and Thirteenth New York tInde-
pendent battery.
The Sigaai Corps Association Of the
Army af the Potomac held meeting
! to-day They determined to erees an
/. imposing tablet, commemorative OF
the work done by this branch OF the
army in the battle. They also elected
Gen kess L. Merrill president and de-
eided 10 hold their annual reunion at
the same time and place where the
national encaInpment of the e. A. l..
takes place.
zen. A. ]. Gordon OF Georgia was
compelled by his official position n
chief executive 10 leave for Atlanta.
To an associated press representative,
in answer 10 the question a. TO what
was his opinion OF tne reunion, he said
This meeting was 4 great success,
and IL these reunions OF soldiers &C
CURED yearly j, woald serve to cement
the friendly feeling OF the blue and
gray more closely and bind the North
and South 80 firmly that there would
be no North and South. but country
linked by chains OF indisSolnble friend
ship"
AT 3o'cloek 4 procession composed
of military commands as named YES
teFday entered the national cemetery
and marched past the rostruna. At
the conclusion Of the parade General
Robinson, of New York. as presiding
officer, requested Rev. Mr.. Twitchcil.
OF Hartford, Conn, to open the exer-
cises with prayer. The prayer was
IiSfened 10 with uncovered heads. and
when In concluding he began the
Lords Prayer the crowd joined in
The poet OF the occasion, George
Parsons Lathrop. was unable to be-
present, but part Of his poem was rezd
0y ,ien. H. G. King, secretary OF the
Society Of the Army OF the Potomac,
and was received by the audience
with much applause. -Four stanxas OF
the poem read a. follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-04

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