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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-03
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
SEW YoRK srncK nARkrr


/ NEg iosk. July 2-The stock make,
! today was cue Of reaction which lasted
throughout the entire time. TIE result of
tie days trading Is Ia leave everything
handled. with bat few exceptions, mater,
/ ially lower than last evening. The Atchi-
son shows q loss of = Missouri Pa he ..
BHriii gton. ~; - FAIL ard gock island
each u :. aud Laesanna per cent
Government ho1ds have se-n dull aud
STEADY. state bonds have been oall ana
without features.
Petroleum stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s2c. highest. a3e; c.osi z. sss,.
consolidated Exchange. August, open-
81 S.ss.c' closed. y2sse.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEN YORK. Jaiy A. Money on cali.
easy 1T sfg&s.. Pine mercantile xsF,s.r
- a sterling exchange. active and
weak; 90 day uiils. si-S6. demand, 81 ~.
SAN FRANCISCO KERIEw.
sAS fgANcIsco. Jaiv -whest-l.ittle
doing in grain eifeies standard quality
qtastsble aboat 81 ~
HARLEY raas SOW Ma feed. ssz.azf5s.
t'ais trade ~ picking up aud stos.ss ar.
graaesilY diminishing: no scarcity ~
ohcflnss. b'ii stoeks are we'll concentrated
bsite r tone Ifeysils, RHd prosT~ cts are
s.,t,si derei IA sersssie. choice feed. 81 lea
49,, NO ]. S.esg i.07is. loHeF sFsdes
hons-Sothins doing. values uemsnal
Al itsaise fcg old lt.eAs bis fos rev sr,,,
iis.I Ip 10 sellers figures.
f.t<'oss- A.celp largo bui demand
sossi EsF1f Rose, a5stssi -, Feerless.
sss fskg Is -
n,.t.eI-sieady fancy, iSaise: s.oi to
sggs-t sifoFula raHeh arn AZ zagate
Stgfs s"ss. neglected, IjsE lse
No etaTt@Fs reported
cH4cAG9 y8ongcx xsgXFr
tHitAS', July ~ hest--f.iosess srFner
"a "a. ?. C. september, 7'ase. December,
.,.ra-Rlrher. eash. s. slsc. August,
$50, " -, ~ RsSr. a. e
-. IS s---'}eaay; casa, 27sc September.
FfssF - ~Soshsne doing
f9s k-iSssss easa silgs. atsg,ss.
81 =. seffesaHes, 81 ~ yaziisa
hA<z's sv9feEntsF. s. So
sE~ YosE zEkesANn4sE MARxEr
Ahs feENs 1aiF iIogs-sleasly and
coffee -t,pslaa. egeaees barely s,es.sv =,
- a.. = SSsints .i@ssi ele~ef sssy Al "a
lar, si&-saIS - Aazuss, 81 sefsLss4 q.
!. f',ssss's r sts ssszls 49, $50; f.ia. ntss4nsl
iaiz earsaes- -
ssassF-~s sas, strong and quiet fair RITA.
?. e. SEA itfHgas ~ taAs IL rec esd.
slssaasy sIsa guis.t
CHICAGO 34fx sgeaE xaKEsT
Nst Also. 1Esly 2 -- ssasss.s So pra..s,.,.
= So N&rsct sfe4 ts.ys-s s. fsxszs 50
: .s.,Fs. y hs4S,E. ssaeksrs and fe.sssys
- lsfzkass Iexss - 80. Sgaasozrk
nsaxs-~ ssrtssfs-tss la l@c a3saefs naty-
g s@s&4 - AeSEE, xs2saLz Heat.
- - t.@ee % $50. seek. u4sf4es
- "esaerEss - ;sxzz -. 9axsT.s.
SES f3Ek HEzAL NkkkEH
NN* fss&- 2a5s Sss silver. 42x
sas~F--s - asases Like gaig. zIzS
s<s~sI--ssafes sss4s a@sy, sg-ssa sssss. "a
&sl~~ y cas- and 1xAseslssA xffxsxx a. a. (
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snfrPfSG NOTES.

The AwefiCan Gsrl is Al Yeslor's y hsrs
The ~@Iis walia tossk i.5s1 sacks Of CAT.
TODD fFasrass Is tcinx made GA the Be-.
The Aaof - dlscbsrsing a. Yssgsr.
sharg e'
~aw 81 bsirk was received v.s,s,,,a.
for @sst seattle
ae Sefsnao.a ais3 lysahsss De e.asa "a,
- her Al s1sy apsk
The Walls Nslls IUft lat evening H., Gan
ff4Uslse0 n q g'esosk
seaW uf roek sfoa tie ca3,nan ,gans
was t0e ~ So Efzfegs3as
The Iisfas Wave - tlssehargsar .t Es,
T'tssof & @sAlsa y haFl
lf's Wilmington Sails Tor san Ffsp.Eseo.
A~snf s. ~ gss's ns.
TIE lasey issae hes ia tbe stream STA,
Ia tss2s 81 buiiIfBg stoas@
lae bark OAKLAND wfli * here wsss,f. .
- @'sss q gsrsa 81 Essssfs3 sas,ft sss,,stIs.,
The eeFoas ieff tsY Alaska yess4sssa..
HsVFnitE y 20 4 gta6st ze1 sasxa ii lgr{.sl,,
Ak's hsEtssB pass nzefs
he -s-ssss1ser Maria rived j. ye.s.sr,ssy
tstss ~Aa tf~ sl-e.s ~ b - tom. 81 fr,f.st.s
rs al ~ the Aesias llaa.
fise fasfk gsH&i wags arrived an ,-xssz
4sy sta atsU ssss 81 xess zal fasss.hagl.
a'es ss'sssaxassd a. ssarFlsxsssa & sYaita
The BARI fsEnlAsr snd tie sasD osgslen
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IN THE COMMONS.
ROO al onsrring Want Money! he
samoan pa~stioa

LoSD0S, iuly In the commons
this evening the speaker read a mess
age from the queen, commencing
Ia the house the granting of
the extra provisions to Prince
Albert kictar OF Wales aud
Princess Victoria uf Prussia on the
occssion al their marriage. l.ahoueh-
ere gave notice that be woaid oppose
any voting ct money Ter the Prince
and Princess. Il il were proposed he
fore the corn mi sion OF ROYAL grants
Ras appointed!
In the evening Sir James Ferguson.
parliamentary secretary 81 the foreia n,
office, "a answer - an inquiry STATED
tAat the nsw treatv between Iapsn
ard McKee, had ret set been ratified
l tie treaty between the tnitea States
Aro Japan, hitch was signed Fenrts-
aFy -. eo4isd 20 into force February
II, l'ssi. ltse government. lie said
would shortly begin negotiations With
apsu WITH the oslect OF securing fer
England equal privileges Siih all other
eysaatFfe<
In relation to the treaty. entered
aTon by the samoan conference. AT
hessin. he said il would isef 10 t,rprar
80 dlVo5Es ANY Of its provisions mn-
Isl u hs,i f'eVa ratified by tas United
STATES senate. The statement, hos.
ever. that Euelsud bad agreesi L, re-
tire irons afF position AZ cne al ths
s1sfce projecting paveFs al Samoa and
set oniv a. uuigHfc befssen the i'ritsf
states sis9 Germany was pafcgusiea.
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PAsl. In ITS. - TO las nasnsd
soa<xs he<nx Ah1nJoae6 bv the e..
81, p. -. IS o.. Xf. EzH sx@eI1ssd >
position usfk tie z16osxs ard scotia
Park rsxE - tsxvx.lnx auditor. Tits
rod was parxh a&ssi hy the Czlsssa Rs-
essS< railroad sss11 xItsyuxr1s, ADD
zee<pEea the saFB< Position usfh tie
beaver and Royal Nrzna railroad
ssx weeks xss<Twxrcs, 10 The
spring q ss@ss he was s<Es b.
the last nAsEasss eox8csny ~ sxss LAKE
fss open trsges too ashees srkd afs a.
ssstsssszsz7fg s9ea5t ard cashier 81 tee
81. 4 K g. W. r. e. lie rresvnea
SHEER er<ssssfz wss egnsrsef.zf tss sei-
IamanE year, AID esgzsszs 81 s1sefessi-
siie sss4F xsaif& rs Esss LAKE. Ag- ROD
returned - the sxsssE,sss tassaE~zs ~
iss7 ssg~sfs tsse Ss4sEs ssIssssn - slss Mon
Eazss Central irs9 resefaas 81 the - r.
ATTY sf tfaGs4e solicitor tssr Ess4f cofak-
Fsanv lie sas uzA<5s chef clerk al tsss
sssSF & sssefsssss ssexss <spsxssE Of =. J. = 4
+. rAssgssaz1 5saEe -. iss-. afsi appoint
81 gsssss ssasiEg agent % EEs safsss s9ul-
ssany Asgst4f ] f0glosfnx Iheu tos.
loved hts appointment 81 Ernsyss
freight AID s@ssrssger SCENT ~ Elss 80
attic. i.zks -bsxe @ss6 E.stera raisrossi
few days since. Mr.. E4sf = already
making nES long experience rs rail-
reading isenssseisiss fess Ia the egI1-
siasfsnw os his departments OF tfss 60
efsls. Lake shore 2sgd Ezas@rm rail.
rsxzss
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rnenssy a behalf q tAe ssrazian
usoSexent
Deyift stated thas while in Ancs;ca
he attended meetings Of the Gamma
Gael. II which he explained the oo-
jecfs OF the land league and tried 10
vim the Csan-na-tSaei 20 its support.
The Cixn-na-tjsel. he said, included
some u The best Irishmen ia America
IL Was no fnore murder club than
was the Carton club Of London
There MAS no alliance betxeen the
Cias-de-Gs and the league ia Ire
land The league when moved 10
America won the support OF ali the
Irish in Ameriea - Parress. TIE
witness said that be himself wss op-
fosed 10 the use OF dynamite because
il WAS an immoral and unnsassy style
OF warfare. He Was not opposed II
rhy sacal force. If IN resurtsng thereto
there acre reasonable chances 81 ste
cess.
pavitt said he hal known Alexander
Sullivan since ISIS ami had the highest
opinson OF his zbality As LAWYER. has
character IS citizen ard his hcnor as
naan. He did not txsieve him capa.
bic OF any di>honorahie act.
In reference 20 the Phenix PARK
murders bavist said -ParnelI eame
10 me the sunday following the day
o. the murder and seemed broken
down at the news. He said: 'nayitt
| shall send nay resignation In eosk
tonight. refuse 20 STAY III s move
fneit when | see that ponsibis
men. Of whom xc know nothing. can
come behind or hscks ard perpe-
trate such GeeSss. Ii took all INV in
slsiense.' said tsae witness, 80 dis
suaste him from reSigning We i'm
metilateiy had circulated throughout
Ireland manifesto consemning fhe
murder. There was absolutely 30
ground for the suggestion that ] OF
any Of my colleagues gere In any way
prisy 10 the crime.
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Dg.ssriKs.

Ihe business done ri the local
uited States land office yesterday,
/ though Large. aia moi eqaai in volume
ny otlelaii that Of the previous Gay
The action ol Hosea Douglass
/ agsinst The Front street Gable Com
pauy Tor damages for personal injgri.-
Vas ssismisse,i Ia the district court
yesterday.
seatfla's Weleh citizens via give a
picnic IN the groove. uear Wet Seat-
lie. uu She fsh OF July. THIS xiii he
tie tifsi gathering of the WEIGH pep.
pie OF iilis city, aad an enjoyable time
j. expected.
Meeting Of Trinity Guild this after
noon az ia chapel, corner Second
and blanchard streets, Meeting 81
King. Daughters ~ /, same tlace
Members 81 hath are particularly re-
9uest.d 20 be present.
The ladies Of the ". +. church will
give an excursion o. SnegualInte Falls
on the Fourth az iais. ahefe a picnic
VIII ise hesd. seattle Lake Shore &
Eastern train vii lesve tn0f of Union
street at s. =. M Tickets for round
Grip seaa
TIE \. ~. G. 7 & held meeting
Yesterday afternoon ia the 81. f..
church iaflofs. Organization WAS
o0sn Iaiessa by sios ting several officers
aad superintendeuts An invitation
was received aud accepted from the
W. {. L. l.. inviting tie young ladies
20 attend reception next Monday
evening.
The rotten rolling along the side-
walk en Fourth street, near Washing
ton, gave way yesterday. preel pitaiihg
frank Bishop, oliver Spfiggs and
Peter NaEer ihfee Ioy~ who were
leaning against 10. ia the ground
about ten feet hpiog. Al three were
stunned rs the fail and bishop was
b4eisv cut atuug the head ana face
hE, III, NJ. Hall vRs called and dressed
his wound on the spot. and hc after
wafi made MS way home.
5ohp Ghrxaier. advance agent og
hari tssfSiusr, III foam. Dn Mon.
day and Tuesday evenings Karl Gard
Ter and c~Inpany viii appeaF al Turn
ball IN the comedy al tA,hsrlansi =
he Philadelphia igcuid 81 Marcl 5
has she following. Ia say az the appear
anfe of Kari Gardner Hnd coMpaay ia
THAT city haIi Gardner. ia Faith
etlatsl. Fyrusean drama. entertained
Pleasantly large audience at the
Arch street Ghenter last evening. Mr..
''arsiaer sang Dialect songs pleasantly
and hss inlgcts0uatlou of a rNroiean
peasant was natural and interesting
la The play several stirring incidents
were introduced. y hiCh were t8asle tho
mast ~ hy Mr. Gardner and his sup
port
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INDIAN SCHOOLS.
The Senatorial Committee to ray
Them = Visit.

cnIcAeo. July 2.-The senatorial
CON naittee 10 investigate the condi-
tons and requirements OF the present
/ sfd proposed Indian schools In
Alaska Will leave here today. II is
made mp OF Senators Dawes. Of Massa
chasetts, Ssoekhridge, OF Michigan
Henderson. Of Nebraska; Jones, OF
Arkansas, ana possibly Wolsott al
Colorado. Chairman Dawes private
secretary said tonight that the trip is
being made az the suggestion of sen
asuT Dawes. vi o wants the COMMITTEES.
Ia see the territory and Indians for
whom the government has been
making pretty large appropriations,
ne main oiilsct oi the trip j. IN con
rles'iion WITH tie appropriations for In
dian schools.
be committee so from this CITY
directly 10 Port Townsend via Omaha
sna Tacoma. whore the government,
steamer AibstToss viii be al their dis
EssSai nn'd IGly =. bv which time
they expect to fetnrn - Port Tosn-
send and after iew DAYS IN Wash.
inEtou Territory. resarn East abou,
+. August /, The tsip Rill Ee Ell exteft-
SAKE one, ard atieY visiting the most
northern - hTsoi and the islands inst
e8 Pc uaass cgsa~l tle cen msi,ge.. If il
las tase, may cross 20 the island AZ
a@ttia&, as}a nsgies we<f of sna.niaud.
bs sehoo3s already established that
fiae party Hiil tgy 10 visit. ARE a. lack.
see. Fort Fsaea ;. I.arlng Fort
y ransie. ktsisno. juneau, H.onah
ifsfnes, uanalaSka and Bethel Tbev
ALL H4~gs have a lfsSsk af g. s.4av4rr -
isfssitls oi the proposed school sites
AZ Fort Alexandria ia bristol bay
- Asehaess en Norton sound. kosijsk
island sHd >.fzs-
Ar DIN sald in conclusion. .on
'1tlT Estarn % Is IS pesssteIe. tie com
niiiiee = ga 20 to ggls Pas ailap rs.rrva.
tAo5s. asl5.csns ID Tacoma. 10 take a
lisa sufa lsasiiSn Ages.f Essis agency
ileaegase Naofbees preferred charges
E sS'isss Bills atzoat six months sgo.
ile matter y Is rAseu np hv the cssfD-
iAssi'se and then GFupped. They wau,
20 ssz haN HIS j. doing. "a
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rnn INV RAILROAD ortIenss
Sketches af Manager steibraoh aud
Freight = geat RnU.

T, ". y. iiolbrook, the mex man.
agef of The Seattle, Lake shore 4
Eastern railroad. has had a varied sx-
perience in failroading, Mr. Hol-
brock l. member ef the American
Society ~ Civil Engineers. alld az the
Boston society az the same kind
From ISL tie i>'N lo wss engaged in
the general practice of his profession
ia iiostoss, Mas. la ~f = ht Wa Ill
vision enEiteeT GA fhe ula Colony
railroad. Iae call at President lsf-
es,in beeAnso So strong in lzls' Ehst he
enlisted as private ssst .gsxesl tili tesgs
in the army. Egou i~a t4g
1855 Ar. HelbFune was assistant
enKines al tha ,itfo0ses ef Washlng-
ton south ~ sac letomHc IS hsu tkr
cruel ear eas osvT-in la. Mr.. Hos
brook i.ecSns Etslissut eugiaeer al the
celebrated lluus&c tHuuvl ami rr.
mAinea there ssl iS5 Then lie tt.3A
The position 81 silvtsioa cfieiIss-ev 81 ,bv
Lebanon springs fsiiro.t.t aad Re
manned i'se ee.sgl lssS Next sfem
is&a rll ISIS. ils Was as isfsns ei..sf rn-
gsaeer ami superintendent af sac 4 4
NJ. railroad. NeiraNkA Then i.si.
lowed employment as bliaNs lSss
ciiy engineer st Ptsstsmanth Ne
eraska tnsf ,. aixls3Nu c8a,aser on
the hoston. ileosAc IiBaetS Western
RAILWAY tssss, assistant engineer "a
the ko-tvn eatar works. sssl Sc
principal assisttat engineer. si.-
ssSseH engineer Afd GsAftna
engineer asa thp Nsgthef.s
fagssic sailfssAst. lsssb. general lease
agent 81 ii,c NoSthfra TaEstsa fasl ft,a,t
fsseS. >aFeF satenoeut Northern "a.
riise ralifoad sn Avl30a,tssgse .sl sfs5ah
In i>>@ NJ iiasarsps sSme s,s Seattle,
and ss'se tae Esssstaeuo pf.as fssi ssssst.
sAt silEinFcg al tAe seattle a&V SHORE
II kastsgn. A seN sesks eaase Be .ss,4
apf3slalFd EeOefNi f.aHsssf ID tae 81.
atils. iakv Nh0er & Easlesn sut. ai4
large sXfs ieaee i> eaaUtne hilu ar
eieFsir thsi Foad Gag great aea} ,sss
Thar u w2s eEaf fflW tteee Mr. ffai.
tsfsVk BIAS hl, taaaa5v hefo ass has 81,
snmch ia.th "a e-vatgsr that as hsA sr,.
Fses ssl tbo sfeslsr gsst ui A5, hsftafe
~ fvsai estate aatv
= " kuN t2g utN EeHtrzl f-ss.a,s
aisss Etss,l1ee asVut FL tet exstta,
a-sshs nilWaR a aetestra gsd &ak Hgsaa
his failseN atss.e6 asGa taa tHtaa-s-
ANN@Uke0 4 s. g@Hi E&twaE ~ fa
A. sAfNiss'lss 1sasa nt f,s fau
neff he ssaa tssr st4v u te
sEEat hS afs1 49, lefts Hesassls ssss
As4Ne o5e faluE sass r5tFe ku sac tas.
81 $50 he @Set e. eA E 1 t3n
a4iA tsiKiN a5tes ae e st4ssss.as .ss
NssFssAsFss sfs Esissss4s 49, ..a
sfssf "a &lEss 'ss N.em Eks t..s
AesthE Ssafsss, 1851. t's e4s 4rsaess Es,t
- ksst ts#fE .Ief Efr nr
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TIN THIRD STREET HAn1iEn.
oHe BcsI.rmak.r Busy In the shop
The city u. o. a.

The building which the Columbia &
Puget Sound railroad erected on sun.
DAY across and on South Third still
stood At q late hour Last aight. When
the structure, which il monument
of corporate defiance So the authority
oi the municipality 81 seattle. WAS
visited yes tefGay. thee was an oid
steam boile, in toe shop. Inside the
boiler . As a i.oileTmaker with ham,
mer The boi.efmakef was vigorous
ioilaN. aad he made more noise than
the bass drummer 1T . monster Jun-
cert
The council yesterday inquired Of
the city attorney II they had power
enough vested in them ca remove the
street. bios kadiug structure The city
attorney repurted that they were
armed ard equipped with enough
authority uugeT the charter and hy
right ot eminent domain to remove
ten such Buildings 80 the matter
and The huilsilng test in si0ta qtso
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STATE SETTINGS.

Centralia is to have another. news
paper.
The SEATTLE Posr-lSrEiaIGKScgE
always progressive snd in the lead
even OF the sterling city in which IL il
Published, has purchased perfection
press, the first one north of San Fran
cisco. biting OTacRs.
1t is quite probable that the Cie-elum
gold. silver and copper mines viii
come to the front a. soon a. the road
is built TO Trout lake. The miners arr
willing 10 bliid the roads from the
said road into the mines. The want
OF the Trout Lake road has been q
great drawback to the development OF
the Cle-eium mines. Assessment work
is near about all that has been done uI
tn the present time Eliess5aFq Local
s-fy
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THE SEATTLE q NORTHERN.
Forty MILES This Season. Eight
nunsrst Men AT Wo,k

Captain r. A. Hill. Who is super
intending construction ON the Seattle
4 Northern, has returned. lie reports
that he has sta neu at work on the
road AMI is anxious lor more. Al
present the force Is working along the
SSasit bottom. and the road Is teing
graded as the rate 81 tNo miles a daY.
The roaa IS 60 lie built Tor distance
~ Forty mites ana possibly further
(his sss~ua. One terminus of he con-
fieIea Seattle 4 Northern viii isss at
seattle aUd tbe ether az Spokane
tal.a. tsptaia itlii sili return 30 sha
ffout IN = cav az fass.
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To Br,fb ir sszsss sssvr1E AT .
meeting Of the Nsrfh seattle Trades

To Brsfn Ir SsEsss SssvrfE Al
meeting 81 The Nsrfh seattle Trades
Isnson held Maaday might the follow
ing officers wexs elected President,
gsha e kinEears vice. sresssseias. u
Z. AAnrshgs secretary 81 2 House.
sr-nessrw~. 3. r Wheeler. Tie oblets
az The Etasesss Is ~ guard ssae Interests
a NORTH seattle ssssrvisarsts- and hzs-
ing gse.s~ for that parE ri tue cssy
.assssssI 81 North seattle wbArseS- Al
egsssft viii fs@ uasSe - fore the .. ~.
& y. =, hard ST North SEATTLE and II
this eauxe=~sssu i net III ace the line
Vii ne rl3eesi aflsser hoycssss- meet
ifg 81 The s.iors viii ~ held tonight
f.r the purpose IL completing the ur-
ganlzaslon- IL i also YrupoS~z. al tbs
meeting 20 charge the naaase Vi fiae as
ssssiatisSa 70 tfsr North SEATTLE iHa-
movement assoc asSs3n 80 That II viii
net he cpnfounttea with the fessrzttss
Trades [ nloa.
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Following is the official record 81 the
weather at 20 3lssei~y during June. lsss.
as taken ~ MT. X. ". Hoskinson, the oiii-
ciai observer. For the benefit oi newcom.
ers and Eastern readers IL may be stated
thai there l. no signal o;itee IA Seattle, antl
that Pert Blageiey Is only Mae laiies dis
iaut from that city. 50 that the reenri o.
other.
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Fkgts, 3asT he belief exists
ih@s a caeinet crisis all result FROM
The charge matlc us Cansavnre IN the
cAAWiSg o3 depaIies SATURDAY. that
Toe minister o. jast}ce was az as
.en pssre - NeFer in The Crsslit
h0t3 ier frsesis. ior connection w{fh
y bleh Ne - bad leen sent re pFis.s,s.
. = fumaresi thar both Nsnc; ana
t@s'svss', minister II auauee, have de-
a. nll.set. ta fHeia.n
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isaNuaNs July 2-Michael nayit,
a. exanas0es! h%fore the PArneai com.
mission taSsaY DATi.t declared there
as 40 ffs.Eh "a tsse aeco4ns gavea ty
Les sFoa before tfss com aais slsn con.
ss-l-iEg 8, e ~ ssssAss II Iohn Ilevay
E~zssE setusgsss~l - paFueiL parnel
asa isefhiag - d. wirA he stisess
sssis Il anssg8ca 81 Isss. Witness has,
siss@isessa "a make another visit 10
America 90 = ssssaFtng teHr IA raj
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uners. paxfsv - ! ufsi0naTy sen&
fruru senxtie- The Ffr<s church rsis-
iax SO in sfngse night for bis sup
gxsrr. HT. HsrGL aa1 his sife re-
fxsrsssi sssEsxt fr0x1 Kodak uy
steanssr kagszx. on tie wsy - TIE
s0msssE sls~ ezs1s- lie xE1s sso doslns
have an Interesting hsstssy "a h1ssSs
for his friends
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Mr.. William i.sir llni left last nisht
Tor visit 10 Portland.
Mr. &. T. Harrison. publishcr al the
Ness. Mount Nrfusa4. SkAeis exsanty
vas IN she elgy ye.tsr4ay.
Mr. James " hselass a business man
ot Walls Natls, wsii shortly oyea a
ssslaiSft and harness sfo7e as tuif
Third street.
Ctty Clerk q " Frrrls an,l Deputy
toahiy Audites = e. kenneuv. are
l'oth ansrat irun glieig posts ON a.,
res4us oi hiHeSs.
l'f. Z. 7 M.aos Judge J. f. govt
sua Ne. iFuslsn g. tfger, a., iexsfss Ii,
tee constitutional convention. solt for
tlA laIssa ssstStsisr,
u. ~. Bass returned Yesterday
ffuns Whafeun4 aHg less iasf sVrnt,sse
iof l0s sgsnst isese is kans ste rastt
tfAs = so Is f8ogv lhy Mcuns Adams
les Caves
MF Jerome 8. Patterson. q gazhiass.
atssE s}VEVfk0t satsas uf Nsw YarS
e1fy 81 ga Seattle soy shc plsrsss<s al
see8tlas l0eas{au ses bis fasiasez.
hss sevea0T Eazesl 4 Alrea. 81
Mvilsess5, an8 > Sc aass ch4drsss. AVID
\ E. Avery os orsaaa HsIl1s. Nh
}a.>ssss taoiaEa ihe eigY Yesterday. 60
eea}e f. Alaska
Ges sna Nrs 3slsat nrswu tsgt Ea.t
uisht S. n'siua sl4 on gae Premier sea
tsae4s aY ,c ftesF o.a heust a. aHa
Sc osef size fss3sssisn {'seGe stue
vtlt as absent tnss nsssg as
geaAts flasher pat Farras.sr uha
lzs sssU fsrS as Providence y So
Fsrg
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ATfENrF To Pas uS NAtrkBAs
Lave Attorney A. y. uM. Acisne
geT Addison HosmeF. of Garrett. Md
spl~asst before Register Reed. IT ;Fs-s
: Hltevl states l4n1 as8ee asa Maa,iaY
Atss efassesfetest o. tie Nigh Pertsrssel.s
s. cap "a fhfee and tRt,, gsaFhs acres in
ssss heaTt ~ ths si{y The N3ing was
FL ts3 ed hv REGISTER ke.B
oa tAe wef zine II tlss 4. A. Ierun4
a.1uAtssss &afsa Ell aim. g@s3ne tes tsav.
tterF Appears Sa he a sgstp tstsxe7t sfse
surveyed Hzta2ief Zee sd she r5a.f4t
sf8 tssa staR 81 she oes ssfsi govern.
hsut aNHsAip survey as aha tosn-
s1iis Tbs feaa~t. s. 81 r. sssrveysss 6rst
y tae governments and ihs liHe sssv.
sfFieasi tasu fhss s83nsitoo lat.a
esAsn3 wss sttrysys4 leaviag tse ssrin
tetstf8 {he tsst. wAssh ass rgafs5-
taitf uo UaSa .sU3 A. jt uss aglsss q
tt the ssoEss-ra gkad ysziui zuA 5r
-hie sa Ise hae I'd fifs jnFH shia say.
say TEE strip 49, iaes narsh af rae
ltsFea eissH snst lseS s. Eass 5s..4 "a. ~
FssfA sesg sasA2rsi reefs tt il xst
tlRtsT Ff fy eeaE wFth Ag
ttt Use sfVF4asksa nt Hex. te-
Reed sii ~ spfsste,i fresa ANS l.,
ts&Fa ssfare tsa -s gsssfY - tlse gee
e. 81 iais1 elhsv
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When all ether remedies fell. oregon
Kidi ey Tea comes 10 the front like trae.
ia ihfal tFiea1. For kten and urinary
tire sbses. such IS pain in the back, mucous
aaa mi ~ dis harevs. hrsck dust deposits
in tss- urine. hss Of apt-et &c. VI skness. and
general deb lily. Uscg n Kidney Tea has
10 equsl. {; fseyer TAIL aid being purely
veg table es,iu position does not injure sae
system. soia by Sfeaars 4 Holmes Drag
~.
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san rxaxclscp, July 3-Clearesi--
Steamer willamette. foss Towns nd
steamer City Of PsseSla. Victoria De
pxrfxi--SteAmer willamette. Valley
Nseusna bay: SHIPS Empire and Louis
Walsh. Port Town~es1s bark Cowiitx
PUGET seans,. shin Two Brothers. Tacoma