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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-14

Th. ,,,,,,,. f.i.,,.,s ~ Mis- I.ssis D,,yvp
will regret 10 learn that she is seriously
IN at her home ON High street
Rey. Daniel Henshaw. Of the An Saints
church. will oficiate NJ the Church or the
Messiah next Sunday morning in ex-
change with the pastor.
Rev. ID. q. Rice. of the Church of Che
Messiah, is at Centre llarhor y. H..
where he will remain during ihesummor
Rev. J NJ. Hohrs' formerly curaie of tLr
same church, is there for .eW weeks,
Harris Evans. ~ Oak street. d,,A at his
residence Sunday July Sth. The deceased
was I'm hls tlth year and formerly resided
ia Grccuyil,c. The funeral scry. ices were
held al h.s late residence Wednesday.
.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-14
NORTH sCITUATE.

DR.. Smith is expected home from his
vacation this week.
Mr.. Thomas Burlingame visited Provi-
dcuce Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Potter. of Providence, is
spending the summer in this town.
Auction bills aud all kinds of priating
at tAc TmEs Offcc, olncyville Square.
Mr.. Peter Hopkins is at work haying
in the Chopmist district for Mr.. Boss.
some damage was done to the crops 10y
the heavy shower Wednesday cvcasng.
Mr. Nehemiah Randall has placed a
handsome Harrison and Morton flag on
his residence on High street.
Mr.. stephen Tucker was married sun
day to Miss Minnie Smith, of Ashland
We wish the couple much happiness.
4 deer was seen last week in the
vicinity Of the residence of Martin Smith.
/; is supposed that the animal escaped
from some park or menageric.
A signal station nearly one hundred
and twenty five feet high has been
erected ON Beacon Pole Hill. This hill is
one of the highest points of land in Rhode
Island. and signals were displayed here
during the Revolutionary War. Hence
the name.
The chmhake celebrating the compile
ticn or Miss Eliza Mowiy's hennery was
held at her residence Thursday. After
the bake season of temperance speech
making was held at the Moswansicut
House grounds. and addresses were
delivered 10y Mrs. Martin and Mrs
rurlmgamc and Chief Curtis.
The iirIcth anniversary of the marriage
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A, Clark was celcbra-
ted at their residence July 4th. A large
number Of friends were present from
Providence and various parts of the
state. a very good time was enjoyed
ml The company sat down Ia an excellent
collation.. Among the many presents
was am elegant plush easy chair. pre-
scented to Mr. Clark hy his two sons, DR.
Charles Clark, of Ashland. and ID. A..
Clarke Jr.. who gave Mrs. Clarke gold
lined cake basket. There was also n
handsome glass berry dish, II gold
hrcaetpm with leaf ornaments. n hand
painted lemonade set, and many handsome
aud useful household articles. The party
broke up, wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
many happy returns of the day.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-14
NJ ron.

Mr.. a. Wade has removed to Putnam,
Conn.
WlImm Rowlcy, of Manion avenut, is
qui,cill.
Father Carroll has been in Brighton
most of this week.
The new Office Of the Manion Mill IN
ready ~ Doe phs,crcd.
Mr. Elisha O. Angel has recovered
from hisrrccut illness.
A son was born 60 MIR. and Mrs. Hearst,
of Manton avcnuc, Monday.
The wife and daughter Of Policeman
Batcs arc sick with malaria.
John Muuroc. who was injured about
three weeks ago, ia slowly recovering.
a.. o. Coates is digging II cellar in
Johnston for Mills, the olncyvillc photog-
raphcr.
Officer Wyman, who has been ON n
vacation, resumed hia beat Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Duly aud family, Of lIillsdalc,
Mass, are visiting at Mrs. Qmnn's on the
hillmgly Road.
j, is rumorcd that Mr.. Walter Boss
wIl soon begin the erection Of II cottage
ou the Johnston sidc.
Prof. W. a. worth and Miss Worth. Of
Poaghkccpsic, N. Y., were here this week
as guests 81 Or. Worth.
Several residents Of this place have
m'ly bad their horses insured IN the
Rhode lslaud Live Stock Insurance Co.
city Clerk Joslin inspected the new
fire station Wednesday. The dome on
The station gives the building the appear
uucr ~ q Turkish mosque.
"TAa Qualifications and Duties of
CHzcu.bip' ia the subject of n lecture to
be given by Dr. W. y. worth in the
Caurc of ChIit Sunday evening.
LYw prices rlill prevail in furniture at
u Richardaon's. oil stoves, refrigertors
and .ca cream frcczers. Look out for his
now advertisement.
Five or aix of our young men look like
. California delegates at tho Chicago
Convention, being provided with the
regulation white plug hats.
Anchor Lodge met Monday evening.
The second and third degrees were con
frrrrI ou three candidates, and the
iniu'pry on one. Delegations were
presru, from Friendly Union and Olive
Branch Lodges.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-14

JouuNou's East Indian Malaria Cure
never fuls. Before this remedy became
supwu malaria had iis own wayj all this
.s now claugcd. Johns'on's East Indian
Malaria Cure yauquishes malaria in
whatever firm IL appears because IL
attacks the source of the disease and
removes thc cause which il In the blood.
JgHuaiou's East Indian Malaria Cure, by
its mmcurc superiority over quinine and
ngzious compounds said 20 be cures for
malaria but which only for short time
check tle disease. bat seldom cure, has
son a wide spread reputation and IL now
everywhere recommended and used in
preference. one fact alone makes IL
desirable. n i8 FD mild and harmless
ta' children or anyone possessing n
naturally delica,e constitution may take
80 without .njury and with the assurance
ra' o. cure will result. leaving them
strong and iu more robust health than
Fr many months previous Sold by all
Irge.sia Price $l2j pcr-bottle. DO
rY, allow would bc competitors 10 inHu-
.ac. yal into ~ ing compounds that ere
worthless f,r toe sake II the extra profit
.hry would thus make Insist upon
getting the original and only radical
cure for malaria. JohnstOn's East Indian
MaIarIa Cure. Manufactured only by
Jurph u. Johnston. 93l High street,
Providence, Il. l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30
THE sEaL INDUSTRY.
Testimony by Member Of the
Alaska Monopoly.

WAsElSETaS, Aug .g.-Asa Williams ut
SeW LoHd1n. Cent, engaged IA t1e snip
ping iasiusfry Tor uiany efs, aed q uiein-
ser gi the Alaskan fCr t,r-. was tae aFst
witness hciose She hUusc ss5ta nlitiEe On
fslelsa f.iliu Hluf4ny aa1 D. lcz3ss. @istai2s
gave inc history oi ihc sral Gshrfils iTuM
The time tae Industry Nas hteau ia tae
southern q a.. rs carly as 3s4 tie faid
Russia ltasgd ihe putllegc q taxing sgs s.s.
u tis 10 I.as. and tots fat lcd ia ihs essi-
iur - Ihs islauls 0i - ran aua = t,ssrEc
10 taE LHlied states. AfieT fns sal is'alit p
Wcfe crird fo tbe Emitted -iats. Nitarss
tai .tsn tfte1 au1 aud s-ul ia tte 81
j. aues. fe.rur Csc vtaCr lrMs d.0 3 iie
same fsiuc. a1d tilere Neae iaA u that
Feur rra1a tlF over 81 nla skins Ias tlu-
srgeg o4 iais was ta destroy De Industry.
fcTttifiuE tIsi fh4s vas the ers., Wit
vll sH.eHf ei the YFve % ias. liuiiiaE HE
uunltr % seals r. b. takes snH saaiug
apau tee<1 isiaus- as 81 ai resert aflua
aHa ietiHe sur FfiE.cses. Hhe 80 in
ihe Aia-kaE e1rlf 4sF uas aei4 sg citizens
% the Uulira -7aies. The Capi e. sisH VI
calls fE.s.sis 90 tbs fFo sIail islanes 81
-. tsrarfe eui st Paul in me nfscr parts
81 Aiaet q. Tee soup1ny. however cagIt.. q
br cfe ai.aas ihs safae 81 othET c1rr rsaies
3 ere prlsi'e-sl % On
fn f4c whoe ilalc tic c3nrany hal the
frisiir-s ~ fskfas as fac c0u1}aay
li tsaif over 1853 e30 10 81 2vernsrlsi,
~ q sum csffCd ug D. areF a uiiioa the
g. Zee fa-i tT hH eaFerfsfse gt saf the gHsfe
- Alas r., uit8 D. sfsi ifau4s fIrladed.
Hitiiee sacusht ihe ssserHmeHf should
. -hsre flc uUCarr liniies &C frA1u Wifh the
leasiHs fesaranE. lhf CsmraEF. ae fala.
h1s ea-rili afff fhr serlns of thc crntr1er
eifh She ravgr1n9eut So gpgl fsheries
"a 1ii e'sfaers world ~ % rain size far fsai
/. asrcEics iu sAu-t iHge
Toe e1umiuer AZ saTp1l s1i l1Ci % calL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.


NASEfSsros. Aug -9--Ia the kouss
fNrner Of Aiae1f7a sske& nDanirsoDs con
SEAT 10 Introduce fa- immediate cansiserz
ifan = resolution 10 provide temporarily
suD.ii September =, fee the exy< nsiifnres
( u the gsverameni- he explained fAas al
+ TIE appropriation bills bad been psssed ex
eefif the army aud saasiry civil bills and
that the resolution o1sy sppiice 70 tsose
Z fwa cA5cets. Passed
TSe fssl for printing cf government ss-
earfiies in the highest s.yss Of the AT WIS
also passed
fAe hesse thea went n nanzraisfee on
I the Dklah9nls biz
Holman sf~red aa amendment 10 Pay
sous amendment providing that land in
F. OslaeuEfs sha = 0pen 10 homestead ef-sEy
etIy, aud q pras isson taat Gs person seized
% any land in ssiT stsse - territory with
Z In tarxe meath of the taking effect Of this
act shsi he authorized 70 enter any lands
< in Oklahoma.
Peters oi Kansas asiTers-cd the bin - Il
stood, and arggsei sgainss f1s sen : snaeslst-
men1-
AndeFsGa OF Iuus advocated = proposed
amendment providing thar hoagfshiy dis
charged soldiers and saisu-s of the ~
isglaissH making entries for settlement shall
b. exempted ffnra VEymeut - tiss pcF.
chase Fsr &C provided for iu The as5a
After further Ger ale Holman : aTzend-
mert Was y }snsed. Fay se3's amendment
vss n's0 rejected On Anderson saaessA-
Elen; ths vute stood c 70 y, ard the Qsiaf
ot the 9gorGfa vas frsae- As5eurucd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30
WASHINGTON NEWS
Results Obtained by Immi-
grafton Inquiry.
THE Long ROLL or PENSIONS.
The Alaska Commercial Csmpaax
Making oaf n Coed Case-rhr For
tiaeations Bin I'm the senate-The
Tacoma Park Bin Again Passed.

WASHINGTON. aug. g. --Represeutztlve ve
foz1s committee ea contrast labor re.
turned 20 Washington this morning
speaking q the results II the trip. Forsi
said Il do aes thiak we sAaii make q ~
r-srt tsusli she entire ipycstie4ffcn Is CON.
risted We have mere tlrFsorfau, tesri-
IsSuy 70 take. bat uhzt We have taken Ia.
eonFsneed the committee thas something
must ee done. TIE laws reiAsing - con.
tract lsb9r have heen violated 10 aa
alarming extent because - a lark a
machinery 10 enfsrce ;aeEs. TIE whole 81
Italy II flooded WitA steamship ascnts who
arr tcldEg lies asosf this caunirv 20 IN.
ccee immigration,
zone ef the facts brought 10 light inch
densSiiy yzs that natural irztioa rsrs-S AZ,
belag issued frauduienily 10 an alarminE
exieEL Another fact deve3orS3 wzs thai
ihe New Eusland asherneu. a9oaf v hssss
rights sc hsd - aaeh tsouh.e, aus really
made up of s'iens . the extent u . per
cert
-As - the remedy, Kiihoush We shall
undoubtedly recommend seme legislation.
the committee has not agrcesI upon tie
fern Il shall take. 0ae plan which ap-
require a man 10 decf 81 his Intention Of
hetosaiag al Ame-lr&N citizen SIX mg1ilhs
before 8eaEius his native eaungrv Thar
would enable the nearest consai oF agent
70 inquire inio his character ard ascertain
hetles gF nat be r. criminal - f.auts-r
Assin, seine members fsy a TAX ei about
slto on each Immigrant, os'i csnnof asree
- ta1, plau.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30
RIVAL TEXAS HARBoEs.
The Deep Water Convention sfirs
I'm Considerable Mra.

DEsEEE, Aag- 24-Ths deeI~EafeE con
venfieu WAS cG4se1 70 order tnis morning
by ex GOV. ETsns- II. report 81 the com
rnifiee on credentials WAS read and adopt
Cd Judge Brady, q Texas. PR senIe'i tae
nominations II the coltalifee on pcrme-
neat organization. a. follows Chairman.
Hoa. A. .. Noel uf NADeass vice-pTesideuf,
Cox. adams OF t'otofasio; John Hancoe <
cf Texas. T. a.. Armstrong Of Missouri, J.
L. Hin u Kansas, A. D. focsm OF Nebraska.
W. Gulp oi IOAa, z. 7 Powell of ATkansas.
Wyoming. IeRis Wqiaey Of Arizona; sec.
feiaFy F. :. eala-
Lieut.-Ggy Gibbs, OF Texas, presented as
a substitute for the report Of the commit
tee, that the convention provide its o.u
chairman, ana tEen nominated Gov.
Thayer sgr that position. This brought
the battle between Galveston and Arkail- tas
Pass sqBRreiy 70 the 'front.' aad for over
tgo hours the substitution vas warmly
debated between the friends of these igo
eitass. il heias understood that fhayer was
iavolfng Arkansas Pass. while Noel was
for Galveston. Gib5ss substitute was
finally carried and fuil-eaN resulted in IL
votes fqr TuHyer and i9S for Noel. The an
n0uueemeiif Of the Ysste created q pande-
munium which lasted several miauits.
The convention then took a recess until
this afternoou.
On reassembiing Gov. Thayer took the
chair ard vas presented Nth 2 handsome
silver mounted saSei from Sci 1IioT Hous-
iou 81 Texas. Gpea h haif oftAe president Of
After . b i,.f address from ,ioy. Thayer,
Tue convention then appointed a commit
lee on resoiEtiets Hna adjourned unt1i 10
Z fs7.4r~..ztr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30
rnE LONG PENSION LIsr.
Nearly Half n HiiIisn Names-Ss9.
o0o. 900 Paid Yearly.

wAsHINGruS, Aug. ea-The annual re-
port oi The commissioner ui pensions s1ows
thar there were sluring the - AZ year cud-
ing guae =. Isss. added 10 tire pension
rolls ee.252 new names, the larses; annual
increase in the history 0f the bureau, faEk
Ing total % 454,95z eusiopeFs oG ihe roll
al the close Of the year, IS follows 81. .s45
iuyGlics. 92s3s widows, miuor children
ard dependent relatives, 8 Revolutionary
widows, s05 survivors Of the war ~ lsiz.
ia.7s7 widows ~ ihnss. who served ia that
war. i6-e6i ssrl iFgrs al The war with Mex.
leo. and sle4 widows II ihese wto served
ia that #hr Iae uhtnes of -5izT urcvsauSly
dropped wefc restored % the rolls making
an aggregate oi e@.-s9 added dariaS tbs
year. Dunnr the saffe period is,ss9 were
cropped from ftte fvtis oa Account ~ death
ana Xar!ous o,tgS causes, ieavius a ret Ia
esease - tar rolis 81 4s.5as name,
Gae asaoesss SD isBr Pensions since 1854
sien vas granted in z5,7is eases The ag-
eEegate nf 7seEssaJs - ss6.ssG..1i. az iss-
ereas. ii s2,Ssg ~. Use snuGut ~ pea.
-lons paid during the geaF was - 17a ~.
an iueneasa over tie previous year q
si.S 2 The igial ampunt i.buratd hy
stJ.i-i- ne Cest afsEltaaaf Sura uisfitlfss-
'uenis sa- an a-sFe safe ii s4.2s4. Z Z. lt .lc-
iug e facst+n less 1ian 4 HeF cent al
tsie ts5ial Expenditures oi IlFe burcau, The
t,fal arlelHf expended idF an purposes
sFas g. ps-- a--
Thcrc scre hlsd dariaE tie yesr E.si7
aptlis q ions ior original Pensions Ills
Widows. zs88 ecpe uilelt faGtgg5s, ana Iss
g pendent fathers, makils a iuai 81
t1 Goa
rae hfzaesf rnberof elairas on aeesgnf
oi be iaie war was rccriypf ffssm ua3g.
fadiGra followed. thea AeW NtTk aHi
Fe4asy iTauis. and from Man'aaa. Efaa
Eld 5-1fh Caf1lluG Uanc nF-r received.
tHe tgtal un7itag 81 special acts phitA
have tEesmt iass from ISL O. issa IS .s3.
ard l5-sm iA-5 i3 l.,S- guTi5g tbs pfuseui
adinlalsfrafsea - q fs,ai 81 E1t uf
tlc latter III we've fetnea. iu- iCascus r. s
81 forth iu t3e r7tsi1eafs Messages taa8r
puhlic i7am tiHie 90 time.
iu f4e lseal years irdaa dalf, lss g.
Ju1e. ~. fae-c wrre issue1 8. ~ cftib-
cali-. ~ aA classes aud ouriAg the ihsce
T iiuuiuE Gsesl yrer,, irau 5uiy :, iss 90
3Ine ~. Isss. s-y5,5. alaEias aH iurf asa
ga tac iast iares yrara - As,als retlGfu'cs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30
An OUTRAGEOUS TARIFF.
Chicago Merchants Can Best ship TO
M. G.a-t ii NeM York.

CHICAGO, Aug q a-No;hing has beea
do.sg uy liie Ia .lEos-s % late ii Eicn has 80
slisHea H. JHlcss1 MERCHANTS a. the sfipii
of gha ira. Sentimental lIBes Ia Adopting
tuelF usss SsntGuie ~ freight rHies l5ss-
tween SeW Tork sad the Pacific eoasT, atfd
& tGlea-st aad fne sane points.
1no rates uu c3gt.n f,lVee goods to-day
froln Lasr as5 10 -au kEauctscs ter nlsl ,
sec5la1 ana EAi4A rlsas sssisss Ere -. q
aud Il r. Nau fufs fate, uA tac s4zsis ~
llc.c- s4s "a a.. & 20 aasI VI - iue tfans-
C,,islIus Mai seneCuies pEosatse TO aus "a sssss
i1r t.utear8 fales 80 - - uu al cias-tz-.
A0iig l,assEg Netg Gsf& rates az y "a rs
same taIag IL to4e tg-i-8 sotis arizC.r~. lac
gsrufs ss,.l s l4tfa-. rate Ju San Francisco GA
s1at eafHa4oi4iy is Bee te sesue u - feg
hJil. fred ,au5l t1u SeW NofR rate 10 reiaA "a
"a tsuIsu-s hegvaa-lts utltsrf las iarIa
tag fzay ielghl tu New fOrs ua glBas lslr
esIl5saF-i.a. thln sais, sreIa tuefr aEd saw
t,s.4J 1 ~ Iasf ls'iu4Esd.
GatcAGa. Aug - -rHe freight DEF ART
rf.ei8gs - i1e v ezicfa nss1'is naFe reee4sui
thc ;ralilssglf supp rrasiiJ 90 tbv leG tsaHs-
,.s...4tseinai "a u. Il nluuiaes "a a srvg.
3D., ssslss- s1ine oi tae isev4ls .teuc-es ;nea
Castas1 snlppcss are c,sluplalRisig 81, sel
siily EariIx F,lIessa t. cay ~ tur els
pr3a4-l3al.uii itrI- 5 = es tGe original IA g.
s4grt Ua ia&ag tiClfs t4at ase iateels
snailsi.ai tilrra litrcs ssen as iAatcuts,
G.lisEsat Instruments. ere, fafrs afe st4t
aIElar ifasa LIlthSe 80 fsieiar s'oas- tali.l.s
tuaa sroin New Essls i1 tur Aa5fis fHulAts,
4 uiaI IsrlLy ui lae M.ss1urs rltvr fuaes
relIsc 10 a4e.t NeW Ea.cr. CAA.rl.4ai4l
s4iaeeles EE4I H.. lsotae t,'-L-ssrfos ana 4
lneclI44 tif merchants aau fl-lfs.a4 iltli
a 4. o. 4i1l &. 20 trtsissflrr t3C SNi tItL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30
INC Seratr r.ftiar.tJons nm.

WAsRIScros. arg =. ~ fhr fsfIG IGca'i0us
Hfq1raf.TiaIlUD tiii. reported 1F ~euafer
Piumb tiils morning fnii8 fde fGrnlEiiiea
,sn appropriations. differs faslrriaiiy e ~
tlv bi.I a. q enIHe- fcfm tlr karss 4ar
appropriations rsfried n} The ali are in-
creased froui tes1s.ttJ 90 a3s. ana
there j. fuf lfcs FTyvltiHn uuass- wtfA
> .0g.1 llU Additional iuay 81 gaFcui1d 81 p
ra'e lssf sxcesslu- te~isseago fser aBuur-
Gar iHc pureHas- of .1fas EshIattet hy
rat fsie afJHs ar persa1s. aad fogud eu fcs1
ID be of fallie
The appropriations t1r a gun factory Il
Ua-ers ilef arsrrat. fer aaBsins btavs
ozGuauce. j. Fadgfgd fs4sa t1ao. .au 90 go.
&c. Hh{Hz the tf5yislau fnT the fufE haas
~ rau1l rui bed sfg7-i i8sr aEeii if1ia
8 re es-s fs ,a 20 Uc TIE r,mfa fiee. hf
g. r-sglrfc gees. .gn aided ia iur blii. Hssetf
f1e waV far si eiflz zt-fs ~ F&c En faa
Sratcs "a 81 raag x abs- g. hH D Enaf, 20
aisVs<e eg them ia fhc NniTea riails ile
atircf teluG tf encourage fHe tli-f- q
zssus Or FT.Fats shao- asa tl2s rfrstec q
r,saGrae HWaa uhiHs f4c C1HEtFy WGt
Draw iu fialcaf Hsea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-30
PACIFIC COAST.
The Columbia River Bottom
Too Near the Top.
roErLANp's NEW GRIEVANCE.
rhe Oregon Pacific Pushing aerass
the easeAdeS-R Result ef the ghrs-
ser Inxe-tigatien--B Bsy Drowned "A
Portland Crccker's WIN.

foENf.ANn, Aug. She sseataer .s,4t.
II California, which iefs ihis city iass
night for saa Fraaeisc0. ev0un3esi % =
Heieus bar sud Was unahic ~ ret cg. re
steamer Dixie ThosnFson aas sent sse~n
this afternoon aud llshtencsi the ssasass
cargo 10 tons, which enaslest Der - usss
eut on the 10 o'elock tide tAls evening.
fae onc<aa state Immigration board ana
tcart 81 trade have hssgrn an Issvesfi-a,sqn
q the alleged Discrimination against Port
land. ksideaee vas heard ;s-aay which
eostutotates staiengats Vrcs cssaasly rnade
thar parties huyirc uskofs st 81 raal are
giVru 10 understand Ia. these win ,srlnx
tarm 70 rogtlSn.i. but tsst upon asrivIng
At fasco they arr compelled - take ne
Cascaie division Tor Tacoma.
Wm. Y. HoaS, yies pgesideas ana rzs,-
erai manager 0f the Oregon Pae.ee falI-
rosd arrived ia the city today. IA eas,-
Trrsai.oa VITA . rer0uer he sala. ~ ia
me lu'enitn - cQraplete sFcsy aiie thai
fsa e. finished iill siergad hg fssr stossak
0i Niufff, i'Jrtracts have N.,ea isf Esf =
distance - q miics isam the arsseat cad
81 tae n'at, which wiii alake the satai
i-nzld 81 fite rc2i 10 nf.as GA saltr,ax
HCNl contract fnr a tif-fonf ftiinri nllf ~
lci- q j the iulcRt.on g. have iAiS tunnI
aulfned il - short order & passihte Tae
fcason iar M, j that u ne iali j. a iats
nn0 @e mas HnHd bey0un she iGaBef - nss
eistancc taia srazdu. seven hundred "a a
are aaW al WORK olf several coatraess. aaf
20 >AUFt tzae so mca vii - az work %
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YELLOW DEATH.
Florida No Longer Hides
Her Specfer.
rHrKTY-ForR NEW PATIENTS.
jacksonville Panie-ssrieken Ten
Thousand Idle Negroes Must he
Fed. Requiring $4,000 a week.

wAsaISaroS. AHg. -3.-=argeon- General
HAM iiton said to-day. in regsrd 70 the
yellow fever in Jacksonville, that there
hare teen III cases TO date. Of which %
have recovered. - have died sHd - are
Hnsier treatment
JACKSONVILLE Tia. Aug. zs.-Tbere Is
no IoaEeT a shadow Of doubt that we have
oa oaT han@s = regular epideraic- Thirty
fOuF new cases Of yellow fever were re-
ported 10 tie bard of health for the -
hggrs ending al { s'eluek this morning.
The eeiart-d people asseft TIA; l3.ooe col
ored people VIII soaa te eefeudenf o1 the
relief eemniitse and hat 1860 per week
viii be required 10 furnish thea the bare
neeessaFies cf life.
AES oEEEASs. Aug 29.-A dispatch fFoza
Jacksonville, Fla. 10 the PSaagsse says
This morning list Of 81 aew eases With Is
oihers repensf ~ 80 neon, has again sent
the people panic stricken IN eFery dfree-
ton
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ffE&s reENn. Ang. t9 Tie ezra saGss ~
u f.a bessaiga 90 ssy ira lezaa tese
tadaa fs4Wfe ol iae Gays fensGg VI -
tfc pao's eraatiaT pi inlsses - tas a.
s4H0 sancaU8 iifofs8a ~ . f.alrfn-
Iafrr guar Ers r'ts- klu9 Tfal u1ns
sata ilarpef, L., seg1Na, LAttia Alai q
ialr1. time. IN
t1ile-- az4la H-nag son. Aneuia30 sse-
aai. Eia6Ur third liHae. } a.
Mile-f Sra suHl sad &tHs.io1 fan a
tiul hsaf Sad re- sfaknz aeze dltslo1s
felsa E,4 tgiri fima. 3
0ne aaf rue g4Ih nliles-fsos ArES'es
waH Bells pa sge8nl, Fsuse fa.fdi flipc,
~
Fltesizhths mile iaaFsfrzat wau. kiee'
iar ssrfts4d, EsHtDn tniui; ttfac. G
our aad niis siEsgeaIf naii -itsls Naf
gafi. Lag.ie Wall Hscgnsi Bsas fs9fa flEae.
49,
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&Es fesk, ADE- ----Arl1saii Ciaiseal
Frra.a l4s aslt 81 sal frHaai-sfi. =
under ssfl.s eu a raar-ze af ~Ellt~- iflg-
Hs a- ~. ssz1e,1 41r esauiaail--.I Before
t.asl,ssi aa.le re.5ira.-i-lssry 5si,1z ass ;1
tEs esslasa4t.-.ssu su TEart So Ele ease
Ea rs. ltnf asa esp a5il,f al atirfnpt az a
sad az .usz- rsr G-7. i5 sia'3lr tha3
O.. ta,l sa i.-d fsas fs aa Z cVaae The
: zgneui 10 80 ies aa seli4an erl.cies BY
ita4fug euul 90 tlsaeg ca a1e iep - l3s
tTau g.
axe ca-asa s-57usr e1s-sftaFisssi the &C.
ezs.tl e. a5t le7 sarsWd kuaes ~ a. aessy-
III. s.l.-t- all4 h.Al aira % ~ 81
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POLITICAL NEWS.
4 Harrison Reception Arranged
at Putin Bay.
Cleveland Denounced BY a Leaalaz
craoesr-Iossa and Ne
hraska Democrats.

T8Lra. Aug pa Mid3la Bass Fpe, .at
% De Eict- says The pcop'e % TIE -
aaa and fltizs II 0hio aad Nirh'raa aTe
ioak ias f..rH a-'i with 81 ai Interest 90 q rs
crpti5a ta tr held IH Puf lu-laY nest Fri.
5ay aacraqaa. ard Indications sss that
ih5asarts ef people rii D. present sf3m
aG Nefheru 9 ia auf NieaiFaa. ErG5r.
Foster -ats ihc rsrcFt0s ui3 D. Farrly
iufornsi. Uui ;aas tae i.la e % satisfy he
..- g. tss l.s5~ tefflan
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4 CARGO or sEaLsKISs.
-, ,0eG, 900 Worth of Alaska Furs+
British Poachers tnmaiested.

SsS FaAScIsce, Aug. za.-The Alaska
Commercial CvInrany's steamer = Pau.
afrIFel frara 0nzaissks To dsy. having
-. .a4S SEA skins. the szasOIs's catch on II.
5ieorrg ana II. Paul is.an1s. sie also had
numbr 81 otter skins sud other furs, tie
value Of the entire cargo beng estimated
at u, z,0o,0SN.
The reyenHc cutters Theiis and Bear al
last Fcporgs were Ia the Arctic, aaG ail oii
board were vel NJ seizures wens made
this season, though i Vas reported b the
agent of the Alaska Commercial Company
mat several British seh0onrrs were seen
taking seals within the prescribed limits.