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sHor A MILLloNAIEw
The Murderer Claimed sa be n.
frauded of . Patept

SEw fe&x, sept Is p W. Cs~<weEn .
miHiensire tSAol manufacture, wss mrs.
dssrd Eai, morning BY Christian Tseyhte
iselhse csaiaeSf thai Isessweia Siefrxaasss
him in a patent Transaction. He vutsrsss
Gesswcin's effsee this maruing ana A..
nsnssed $50. tse<swein rpfsssess ami nexhs.
shot ala ihroash the heart. pe,hl. -,
- 81 ears odd. Was arrested
icrhle hsd tsseH accustomed 70 eail erou
Ssssswsfn frequently ~ his stors "a taAn
ssrccs. but after his defeat IA The s,sarss ~
discontinued hts visits. Noihins hss, s-evn
sern ef him tor the past six rsos.shs untii
THIS morning. when peyhle looked into
trrsswesn's store and inquired scr fhe rrp-
prietor- He was shown .nto lse<sw~ia.s
private ofssce on the sccena hocr Thsv
sere alone with the door closed ana "a,
one kno ss exactly what occurred.
Charles koesicr. one az the clerks Who
"a, next the ihin hosrd partition which
separates trcsswe tn's oS1ee frofa the re-
masnsier of she room SAYS he heard prvnic
dcfnsHd money from ssessweia. aud wn~n
the latter refused there was q loud r,sssbrt
kccsfer rushed into the r,.on. GeSAwssn
laid dead an the tioor
peyhle was standing In the middle Of the
ncor with q smoking revolver In hts hand
koesfer seised him aud ct the safae time
saafssned the revolver. calling for helm.
peyale MAS turned over 10 aa officer and
taken to the station The prisoner 4 An
old German Of mediam heisht, and wears
rather long and sriEzied heard. a. an.
couth - his hair. which 10 nearly waite
when asked, why did you XIII Ge~s-
weia~' be said; HE has ruined me. l
Invented and had patented reflector Tor
jewelers.. and made samples myself aad
sold them to tsessvein al 81 = piec~ I
hscd pretty well on that for tinae. hnf he
soon copied my vflectors himself. end
MAS unable To get along. - I had IL up In
the United states court before the Judge.
who decided against me. Then decided
io leave Philadelphia. where | MAS living
with two OF INV tisters. and come to New
York tn speak 10 that man. had no money
Ia 80 Into business again, no money to
enter the home FOR AGED people in Phila.
delphta, and eoald not rrrnaln burden
10 my sisters When Gesswsin positively
refused my request for tAs. drew . rs~
yolver. and quickly dred sf bin without
leaving the chair wss occupying by his
left side
Gesswein " as Al Years os age. and his
family consisted of Mrs ee~suein and
SIX chi h.ren. three boys and three girla
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CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.
Interesting Esssys ead AA1seeeee
by the Members.

esx Francisco, sept. ls.-Ai the Dee@
Ing OF the National conference OF ehafts10
and corrections today John Glenn. of has5-
lard, gave . statement Of the Affairs of ~
John Hopkins university, He - -
lowed by Dr. G. Irving Fisher. u No.
cau.e,ts. with an essay on . plea fos ~
hospital. A paper on The Protection ana
Treatment II ChiIdren" Wa fesd ~ sscse
tayy l. L stowe
Mrs G. W. Donohue, Of ss0ckton, sg'geo
on the recognition OF the KiDdeTUAf4oo
sTssen. hy tie state. Her fsfnAfss - =
an annisnstsei discussion tn which ns0'
Der ef members took part The conssesnce
fsclds,t ~ hold the next session q ruse
Land. spos. leaving the time 70 Be nxea
the executive committee 81 ~ sseutne
seesion-
R~v. o MecuIloeh sntmitssd The re9oss
Of the committee Oh charity orxsn1snuo1.
Ms. Gienao~er Evans spoke spon tne ~
n.- of s~brs.sa. delivered 40 sddrs1
ur.pu. -Oar Charities aud Our Ghuflne
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OLYMPIA, sept B-The Point Defiance
Railway Company Of Tacoma has has elet
articles Of incorporation. The capital
stock is tloo o0o. trustees. lsaae W. Anses-
sDn, Thomas ,. Wallace. Allen G. Mason.
Ssuarf Rice and Hugh G. Va lsre. object,
10 huild. construct, egs;r. maintain, oSa
and eg~rate rsilwsys to Pierre esun;y-
TIE roof OF the nes niyn. paa sss works
VIII re CON gieted tbs vecs and the re
tnrfs Iafi next wesk The company ex-
r-rt 20 have the works CON eletsd oy sae
iast 81 tie naorth.
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Given . Reception On HE Return
From Europe.

wAsHrSorcy. Sept IA reception Was
sfaen tonisht IA senator sherman.
who arrived home yesterday from Eu
rope, by the ohio Republican Association
and other friends. General dassvener. of
Ohio. made an address of welcome He
referred to the political contest ia ohio,
and spoke of the need oi the preseaee
thereat OF the senator
Ia response senator sherman said he
was fully alive ~ the necess itiss of the
ease and earnestly desired the sgcsess OF
Governor FORAKER and the Rspub-
iican ticket To secure that snccess ne
would do what he csygId in the esFnDasxn.
aud urged OHIO Republicans within sound
OF hss voice 10 81 BONE aud vote in No
yember
Other sf~cches were made ~ ex.
speaker hcefer. Ex-Governor Lyon. OF
Ohio. Rev. William IL Wsrring cososssi.
Auditor Coulter, aud John :. smyihe, col.
ored.
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Oa the Diam cnd.

NKw YORK, sept. IS.-The following
games we're postponed on account OF rain
Chicago and New fork, indianapolis and
Philadelphia, pittsbnrg and Wsshipston.
Louisville and Brooklyn and Kansas City
and Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, sept ls.-Athletics IL.
"a Ionis q.
BOSTON,, sept fs.-First gatne-Cieve-
Land 3. Boston O. -eSond zarne--esilest on
account OF darkness Two snmes will De
ulsye.A rornofruW
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THs CGuR D'aLExK TREATY.


PORTLAND. Sept -. The commission.
Consisting Of Ben simpson. y. Il
Humphrey. J. H sAupe, who left here
on August 5 70 negotiate with
the crar d'Aleae Indians for the
ssle OF the mineral and timber
sezds and nav gable waters concrts.-. in
lnsr r-srrystion. returned .nsiav. Thew
nakr made an asreefneBt 70 pnrsaase some
80 "e acres Of the northern end. comprs.-
srs littc less iaaa halt the reservation
for t0e ltO.
Iee ceGr q d'Aien~s are the rso<s efyil;xsSi
ana WEALTHY fneians Of tn Nerthwr.f
nesing large area os veYy r. rrstse land
GOOD houses barns aud fences ani gnosf
srheols, which are attended by many ehil-
dren Bat residing on the reservation.
Insy Are very sarew6. keen traders.
ard ai 6rst sskesi = 2uo GO for . mach
sinaI.er tract tasn that finally hx-xainesi
TOT to0,0o. After several eouncils had
peen aeid an agree menr Was arrived AZ
And signed BY the com n isssoners aud hv
toe chiefs. head men sni adult males 10
the n~mhef OF ito There are sboat 40 in
al oa the reservation
II tie treaty is confirmed by the govern
Inens II win sdd large area OF the Cour
q Aiene mining District, in which I4o
claims are Already loca.@A The commits
saoa Viii have their report completed in
AboHf ten daya
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RETURNED sEALER.


FrcToaIA. B. C. sept Is-T c sealing
schooner w. p. sayward arrived from Beh-
ring sea this morning, with 27oo skins. 500
OF which were taken before entering the
sea No revenue cutters were seen By the
eayward dsring the trip, bat on August J,
during dense fog, the sound of steamer
Was heard close 10 the schooner, within
naiiiag ai.tauce.
Alter oischarsing the skins and receiv.
ing sine repairs the Saysard viii 60 10
san Francisco, 10 fit out for the next sea
son
The steamer Sarnonyx arrived today from
Northern canneries With s.9ss eases aud
4s barrels OF salmon. which will De
shipped TO London by the ships Titaaia
and T. Hustade
The sards.nyx reports that the Northern
canuetiee are ali closed and almost de-
serted. the seasons fishing having come to
an END. Aoont 100 cannery employees az.
rived By the steamer
The effects of Captain J. d. Warren were
sold by the sheriff today to satisfy . iutg
ment of Se45.7i, at the instance Of James
boeeo1itz. The sale only realized SIC
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h<so Of
The Journal Of Commerce
sl;hin
AeIcan We
Rhine
theft
See Of the
gromh
dwarf
In 0,
in> that the mind OF
faroasa tbs rrosr ~ rsss ss ss.s ~.
X Pusesc
handy on sa - wA sxsnd vnasv -
ucxUh lneoDR3os aDd
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A WISE DRMOCRAr.
Ar. Csleman Of Port Townsend Re-
fuoea tn Run Far O0sea

PoRr TOWNSEND. sept, is.-The Demo
crats of the Twenty frs. Senatorial
district, composed of the counties Of
san Juan. Island. Clallam. Jefferson aud
kftsap. met in this city Thurday afternoon
or the parpose of nominating candidates
tox state senator and superior Judge.
1ne eoanffr. of rfie 0isSrYx were al rep
resented. With the exception Of lslsai-
Edward Wsrbass. of San Iean. was
elected chairman aud J. A Kuhn. Of JEFF
ferson. secretary.
Hon. A. X. Coleman Of Jefferson, Was
nominated for superior Judge. and VIM
Payne, Of Jefferson, for state senator
committee appointed 10 notify Nr
Coleman of his nomination reported To
the convention that seBtleman's positive
ana emphatic refa, al ID be . candidate.
The convention then adjourned Ia meet
Monday, Sep'em Der Is, 20 nominate a can
did1te for superior Judse
The ". z. church, which has been closed
for the past few weeks. UNDERGOING repairs
and improvement. will be reopened next
sabbath
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NEAR WPORTLAND
Seattle 1 Southern Engi-
neers at Vancouver.
LOCATION ALMOST FINISHED.
Stee-PRoeAsae Nohr YA,ha AA.,s
D., 4. 3. = = Yfna.sss "a
Prospects.
LOcATTos ALMOST E7xrsHED.

sASooUyEs. ?. i3-yaneoGvsr woke
this DoSnrrs 70 frd lA~xe surps of enxs-
neen esmped visnin the city. Upon saei-
usfs is pytn.ed .sesssse 9 SossAeYs. =
They are Ia charge os Engineer Ssssch OF
that road.
No secret Il q aae OF the fa4E that q pre-
lrnsnssy survey has fsrea raa from wess
ssassle 70 this place. They Gre nc~ pr>
c eding With the permsness srs,ion Of
tas road, beginning - = po1as on the Co
lum bia river In Vancouver.
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KNIVES WERE USED
Terrible Encounter Amo.~
Negro Miners
r~o MEN wEEE crT IN rrrrr~


F1srrssUxss. sept IA speeisl srx,.
hanfinxson. ". Va. says. New -.
resched here III terrible eue,,,...~
among the negroes al Rrsmwea No..
county. A nuraAer ot eoEore<i siaerx 80
e<-ea drinking sad sn<a<c<. in = So.
Knives were used and ismoers ana rs-~
Ssdler acre literally ca; 70 pieces Thrss
OF TIER cozaFAniolss were seriously n nx.s
fatally iplgrSsi.
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senator yo..Ae.s E~eovsrisg.

wksafssros, sept i1-ssns.or vpor'
aees has heea coAaaesi 20 hls house several
aays lie wss selEed By q severe shlEl
early In tne xeea sai yesterday snothss
came ga him Tonight !s 10 reported te
De greatly isanfvF@ss
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A,senp, Il saieide.

CorrsyEILs, sept ls-Jsek Keller ~
s-siwssh Jsck. aged 81, nate a. sttenr rf
o. sell Distraction sansay evening about 8
a'riock with q Sz-ealis~s- re~osver He had
he~n wo-k.ng IN Al Mrls1GaS6s logging
earn p foe ahoat fso months TIE camp
snns d0wn ssss week and Fne nsen pail uS
ever sinc~ wasck tine Jack hss seem on =
prasraeses sprex. and his attempt a. sci.
eide - the .surcsseae ~ sas SAVE He IS
s-pra Peagsss wants wAs,e hls father lives,
.1sS 4, a ri TsnxsasrN
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several People Listen to speech by
Mrs. Duniway.

VANCOUVER, Sept. IA rather slim aud
ienee. mostly ladies. listened last night Al
standard theatse so an address by Mrs. K.
;. DuuiVay in kshalftof woman suffrage.
The lady was supported by some OF the
leaders Of the woman suffrage
movement here. Mrs ]. Hidden
and Mrs. d. Y. sterns occupying places on
the platform. The speaker confined her
self mainly 10 the argument advanced ia
letter from WAila Wsila OF recent date.
warning the judges Of election
that Ii they refused to let
women vote the Democrs'lc supreme
court OF the United States would CERTAINLY
taze advantage Of their action and BY a
decision opposite 10 that Of the supreme
court OF Washington territory render the
consultation void ard thus resard admis-
sion OF Washington In the interest Of the
Democratic party.
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Taae the zorth~rs rSrzaz r~slf.ea sss
oGes H 3csasA sssss. ss.ssss sis<s
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wksHlxsr0s, sept is-Aal becoming
vessel. report terrific weather durfag the
past four Or sve Gays The Iifessyinx
sl@tion on sandy Hook reports thai two
gsea os the piiog boat Lawrence pere
1rSw Red yesterday outside the bAr, bF he
espsiEGag Of their gawL
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KANSAS CRY, sept iS.-Raln fell ai In
teryais eli this afternoon. The attendance
was good bat the track vas very heavy.
2,so class, wyanio;ie special county er-
Maud r second Dan third. Hatrack fourth.
SO class. stallion stake. tl-0o-Gueiph
won, Atlas secosd. Beet time, asa.
Other races were postponed I'LL tomor
rpW
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PORTLAND. sept iS-Therc Was large
attendance at the races today. The weather
was nne and the track fast.
Three quarters mile dssh-y NJ. r. Won.
Jahilee second, Tom Daily third. lime.
l.lels-
Three-year-olds trot- Blendie won In
three ssrAight heats. Best time, 2 a5ie
Trettfng, at cisss-Colonel Bradshaw
won In three straight heats. Best time.
2ast
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TACOMA NE W >.
Drug CLERK Clark Werse-Ths Ny a.
smester Ready.

T.cosA. Sept i1-Ths condition Of y
Eugene Clsrk Is worse tesay, hts paiae not
even being normal Tae examination
has not a. yet bc-n set
Already the ssrenen ssve eorimene & -
arrive Too ieaEas . rived this morning
on the Premier fror. Vancouver ard yev
Westminster r. u In ali they number
thirfy-seven Eea.
There vs. ns more violence ~ Hstch's
wharf sesay. ana everything IL moving
slerG nicely ncw c1tv at:nr0es -aeilss
opt snlon setslei Hatch sn1 his res.ssfs . g
c.aiiev. and the only thing for Hsfeh - a.
nov - 70 enter she ernr; for damages.
which he intends doiEf
The nev kyaa sFreiter 70 nsx ready for
hasiness. ard the sr~s were nshsesi zee
trrsfay fay The $50 tire
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sHskPsaEsp BAY, sept. ls-The attend
anee was good. bat the weather was rainy
aud the track bad.
Three-quarter e-Ralph isaard won
Miss Belle second. ocy pete third Time,
i:ie SIS.
Three quarter miIe-volsnteer won,
Teiny second, Maidstone third Time, IL
Mile aud three ghths Tea Tray won,
Retrieve second. Aarsuier third. Time.
ar
Mile and half-Hindoo Craft won, Kric
second, Diabio third. Time. ala
Mile on tarf-Monsroee won. Jennie Nc
FArland second. Iceberg third Tine, %.
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Death Of Hose. To.s.ion.

CoLoxADo srKIso.. Col. sept IA pri
x&ts Telegram san0ane.s tns death last
nlxaf ., bsunanstot. VI. Of Hosea Toms
lon. a wes3 snogn railroad Fnazusts OF his
city ToaxaisSu sas one time Wee presl-
Dent of the Chicsxe. bufiinston q Sorth-
era. and formerly gene a. manager OF the
santa Fr railway systsFa.
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Carr. BrxSs' REsasssvFos The -essx
nafsgn sf Cast FrAak Bsrzs oouars iFzan
from tNs TEsr- s&rS, $50 ness<sssssgs=t by
pressure ct py.yste Sssssae<s. which EAts
IL Impossible sss- hlf2 IN attend se the
duties Of The s<tc~. -5Essss hks r~SeEE sEs-
paiasIaszt - s&ysrgor os the ese&rsa Of ma
rsEse uFssses ~rttrxs sos fsE-7 Bakery BE las
ts-.a c&ls- 80 thai yssrf tse eS tAs~w tines
q wexk. REGARDLESS as c0zEe3s aserzznza
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oLYurza. sept al r. ssewsrf. q
Puyxglap. IN . coraEEnieA,lsn 20 Cover
nor Moore. states fhst BE rcaIsssd
GssIa from tie sac az red raspber.
res xathersd from cTse exa5 oae-.snra acres
OF sn-he> whlcE ~eg~ sct s@org pTnas
ssd E=esr trees. shscn ve egass -
sS~s = r-sy ARE
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The First Election Bet Up foI
rerry-o 81 900 tn 1IOO.

wE1rcon, sept l2.-The whaicom
County Bar Association met today AZ the
request ci the Republican committee. to
consider the vacancy IN the judiciary. J.
J. Neiseaburger was the unanimous
eheice. The committee was Instructed to
use ali honorable means 20 soninste weia-
enosrger for iudse
George r. WALKER has put up si.Np
against 9ioo that Ferry viii - elestet goyer
nor
Bsis spoke 70 large sa6ienee here lsst
nxerBns
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TRAIN COLLISION.
An Engineer Killed and Q Brake
man FATALLY Injured

WAsHIsaroS. sept is-The passenger
train which left here at o'clock on the
Baltimore & Potomac railroad cosldsd
with . freight train .. the Navy yard TIM
B-L. The engineer ~ the passenser train
waa Killed
Lewis H. Simmer, b-Aksman 4 the
freight train. B al 10th sexs ofuken end
was otherwise injured. He condition ts
critical. O. Z D~sn. nremsn, 10 Dot
dang roIsly injured. AZ far ~ can be
learned nous of the Passengers we're srri-
oassy iRiursi
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Nearly 900 Msa ~ Wesh ssSe~-
fnr After The vfres

TxrcxKx. Cal. sept is-Nssfly -
nea are ,ezixht repairing ne denses
done the railroad track by she sfv . -
caas The work og transfesrsns ne vssk
bosnd passengers around ne aesp sn v ~
Were the Cascade hysiEs 80 pzfaru
xsn. ,osaorrou morning. NE 80 !.
Eall ef snow sheds wsfs tofnra- 10y
rlass nj b. .tAiiossd on tas moantaies
thfx wrur@r
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BEocxsELLg. Ont sept i2s--Tsss steamer
Ra.aesay ant SD x0srs es,slstci between
here ard ihs nssasAa1 lapt aixht. ard
,hr~s Hvezs wsrn ass1 The Mosrs sank sm
rsszssstssF. The kofs<ssy bad an sxezr
sssya rsarty Oh board asse = 81 tpesehsss
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COAL MINEks STRIKE.
A 6easrsi shasDewn Is Expected
Nest week.

PfrTsSUEs. ssTs- IA special from
BrAskwayylile, Pa. says so eolliers at
Clarion ard clssr Run have sfrscs mi.
werk for an advance. II isexpectef ren.
erai strike Of the a8tscen; eSllieries of
Beech Tree. Coal Glenn aud nsxss siil bs
insuxurA,ed by the first OF next week
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s.x Fxaxeg@co. sspG n.-Ins -esr
ownsss' aad aess hssS Tug tenpAsy -
leel~i the British ahip Amazon 90
The company eisias % hsse bsen 80
az, q IN gha; sunn by The fniisre q ~
fsin ~ ,he Asnazsn - have Al his soslssS
work dane by the carnp~ay -
rn~ni sntereA into whsn ts< snsp
f,ss.. ~...rs sx<4 LAZY
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TUEsDAY. sEpr =,

AT Enumelaw the meeting viii be sd.
dressed by Arthur Grimm. h ehart Osborn.
j. Il. 5srsftoa, - Ktefer Hall.
AZ hot sprfLgs the meeting viii be ad-
nre.sed by T. r. Dyer. - Pratt, Alex Allen.
r. W. Bir1
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HANLON TO The FORE.
He VIII Give Seine Of the Boys .
Chance to RoU.

TokoSro. Sept lS-Hanlon, the esrsman.
ssys II wstiersop, Babear or wallace
Ross, or any two Of them. VIII guarantee
him . race for fS0D per SIDE each. and con-
eide reasonable expresses, he vii be happy
10 cross the Atlantic and take them up.
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A SAILOR KILLED.
Resi From Aisft while 0sing
ThrouRh Sail Drill.

VicToaIa. r. c. SEPT A.-This morning
one of the tltIe saek.is Oh II N. = swist-
sure. whIle ssiss thrsasa the sail driil.
,eli from aloft - the deck and was tn
sant!y killed n<TeAsec ~as IA Year, ~
age aud had yass con pie;es' HE time ~ az
a-.r-4Yr,ce
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nspgelisen meetings viii b held a the
- .oisso.lsa sa paeea under the dates spsainsd
SA1URDAY. SEPT. II
AZ esnfon ths meeting viii - addressed
~ w. Hankey. kienard Osborn. yohn
Arthur and Others.
AZ -eamon Bay the meeting VIII be aA-
afsssed BY W. v. Rinehars, ". D. Wood. W
n g neS, c. ]. CiAxk and 0fherx.
sAsCeoss Mountain the meeting win be
eddseseed By J. q. Ne5 az. Joshua ii
"testhng and samuel n. PLEA
AZ Asple valley the meeting will Be sd-
dressed BY Alex Aiiea, r. w. Bird l.
Compton. - Keller and II Il. Helmea
Al Biack Diamond the meeting Win h.
eddres~ed By j. c. Hasn<s, j. z Rt.nesr
]. v. Eddy and J. r. Jones.
MONDAY. SEPT. l6.
AZ rrsaklia the meeting wiz be -
- ~ y a. = Anmes, J. K kiunsas. r.
A. West svsffle the meeting VIII h. "A.
dressed by " II Hughes, T. r. koheYsss,y,.
Inomas Ewing, 7. V Eddy. W. z. Bailrv
Al Sewcsst e the meeting will BE- "a
ar. ssed by p. W Bird. T. B. AIfeftspn. W
Lai HUI, J. G. Haines.
Al Hoagnson the meeting will be ad
dressed by W. d. Wood, /. B. And.evs. 4
IL. -trst'on, T. n. Re.d, jr. school.
Al Juanita the MEETING viii be s<5-
arc.sed by J. NJ Wrestling, II. v. kinehsrt.
u. n Holmes. Et~n smith.
TUESDAY. SEPT. II.
Al sansrnish the meeting will Be ss
nfesss q sy J Painting, Geory. Both.u
W, Hughes, Ra ph Esteb
AZ puM ami-n TIE MEETING vii Re ad-
r Dyer ..
Al Kent the meeting viii be addr. s.es,
~ osnge Jacobs. 7. J. Hnmes, W. i.
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A Whateom Man kess . ,oo0 ts . %
on RerFy.

WaArcoS -sg-. Il --<seSyve Il walker
- ssss place. tess Il T. Nsn Eeyeen siA.
sa sI3a sh2s z r Fsrry wiE - siectss. ssv-
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nepgelisen meetings viii b held a the
1oi!own9 paneo under the dates spsafned
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LxwEs. De-. @<ys- ix-Ths Ws'srioo
summer rs.DFt, aa Ielswsre la. = Q tre ,
sa-wssxed of twenty cottage oniy ooe
rexaA4Ess-
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vASc0rxEs. Heyt u-1ne spe9t
m~us Of -so,, sSersant. chairman OF
ci.rle coaasy aepzsgiesn cssfssi conal y.
ssx. a. s.xzsyes Of paosie noneys =
pf4r~ xgses uafsTrsAi sefseferssoo
k~ruelscans ~ Essrxe eoaov- * M
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A saeAomish Eaasr Causa, in the
I~fia

s<oEosIsN. Sent IS The Esskss b.,
PUB isae.s sa..sv. eFsizissllY Asealesf :. ~
Gum. ssssrsl EaDases es ,he Esafsy s~f
Heef.s s<.. ~ar-sas w&s o. oGct sworn
oas tar the ares % C5sysoa T. Packard,
tie editor sn3 p-gsTstsss-.
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As.rmsn shin Ashore.

ATLANTIC CRY. y J.. sept I5-Ths
asrnas ship 6sefss<Easate Il axsosna en
As.sr~ssrn h~&en- Tbs sra ss vcry hs~vy
aud the erev ~sii DC obliged - ss~saoa
her.
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East side Front bet. James and Cherry Sts

~. s.,. .ec,e
.ncn we intending Purchasers
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PurraAne yoer stcae1s and reserve roaf
eoaG oamesa h&ne8-
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LET Evs RYONE ATTEND.

BY order OF sb" County ceptrxl Committee
9EOhGE II HEILBRoS. Chairman,
PAUL D'HEfkhY, Secretary.
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wssssas. wsfh iHss<gsazss 20 fAateh IoaAAss
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