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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-08-22
Southern California.

This excursion is tended for persons who
desire to reach Southern California by a di-
rect route and expeditiously as may be
consistent with perfect comfort The halts
by the way are intended for rest: The tickets
supply every needed comfort during the tran
sits to and from California, including sleep
ing-car accommodations, meals, transfers,
and board at hotels, but leave the holders to
dispose of their time in California in accord
with their preferences Return
ticket good for six months, with a choice OF
four different routes eastward from San
Francisco or Los Angeles
On the same date, Monday, October IL
Tour across the continent via the Northern
Pacific railroad, and thence through Califor-
mia, etc.
During September and October.-A series of
trips through New England, Canada, the
Middle States and South.
w RAYMOND. /. A. WHITCOMB.
EsG-Send for descriptive circulars, designat-
ing the particular trip desired 17-1S
w. RAYMOND,
296 Washington st. (opp. School ST. Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-08-22

A dispatch from Hastings, Neb.,
announces the death of Congressman
Laird, a republican, of that state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
THk UNIVERSITY GIgfEw.
An fxpisuasien Of the Eale, by Pre-
fsssor Pierce.


TO THE EDisog Yosr statement een-
eegping University Curfeg needs some
explanations
tSrss-Your announcement 81 t8e ineip
lest tnsarreettop the arst information
received by ahe faculty uf tAe great epEas-
saf GA. while sssas have OK pfrss 2 GeSss 3s-si
satssss 4 "a stta tire ARRANGEMENT. News
- e1l1s--ii j. fresh bat VI new that he
students are nss allowed FL attend lectures
aud gsFaatipgs ia the Interest ef saaes-
isoa. alGhVggh the fsemgiy do Cos slider Il
b - that theg be consulted. several stg-
deafs have t@sn excused Excuses have
sos BEEN refused fer sucn ICES tags
T1ifd-Ta life viii bscoase $ sgYssen
"a many stioaid ritCst oag sympthg. ha,
each student fnHst sometime desisie
II setheT s;u4y CT society shall become hss
chief pursuit. When he desl5es iaF the
latter he csc oTElis attendance al the usat-
yersi.y without serious disady.Bfzse IN
hiaSsN aud cfte1sImes sith decided al
vsnfaze { fs.lla. - Nfsents ah8 s-e weary
Of waiting for his ssgglpg footsteps.
A pear sxo yoaug usen eeasled Of III ir
regular Attendance Al evening ans8ss-
faeuts s9rnV Of which asre sgs. very &. 81 L
abb. = a Stssdens. ard the seefefy students
usually failed 80 psss.
NJ siu8eot eaa rsqlte four hours cat II
IN he DAY aud prepare his les sugls la
ngs 70 spend ,opg eve uing ons. wifhoat
sighting his work and finally doing IN Iu.t-
Ice to al mseif ami b = class.
TIE aes ~ Of she faculty - simply 10 aid
parents aud guardians ia securing the
60 scs attention 0f stnGsists 20 the Wurk fer
which they ara enrolled. II rapas prefer
uoi - cultivate such Bab&is they p'ohabay
do nat isel suxious Ter their education
II they aestre exceptions occasionally
they viii probably iind the tseagty human,
II not huuane, p. J. PfgECK
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
II1lu MI 81 the CARS.
Nh. UeweIlys, - Eagine wip~r.
Ran fDver Last Night.
B~eh Lees A1msss Severed. xse~sss
to43sg AaDstastss Isiag
BtseAfsg sa sh@ whavf.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
The eLaseS fSDIe rnssf>.
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expenses ~ ksrafs eFasaetse sgAtnss tae
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were Iao1ets iaF HtAs az thai teF1 bY tas
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trba TIE tine they left F0rtlassl
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exf~tsss A tne1F testimony
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agFe -. IA - A. entered into, and wien ths
{ detectives arrived hefe. Prosecuting Att0F
usw Ne@liR moved the evaFT "a ST tise
case- aewn f9r trial bas the defendant
tseing out on bonds and he 5afI fs~gnE full
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
Jrpos GREENE r>DtoN.Sr.
NtsF~ps~s~ntet by ATTORNEY. or
Nauass Of " hft1sAap~l

kxshlcg 5ast}ee EuEtF : tsgeeue was su
3asstrv Gaa9 =. MIllaf'z soafe bright aal
cary yesterday morning 60 relate the
statement maze the prgs s,sg,s Aay Is A..
1efnsYs Cann std Jones. s,3osaess faf Tire
aTevssra PROSTITUTES. that he, s. ben un yhs.
bsn b. hsa iegssisd iNa& s. reaas red more
shka a1te aAfase. So matter wh&t hes rvnu
lstioa set chastity, a. constitute = hastse
~ Prostitution ~ = aogse % l5 fsme. IIt
Ssi& t8Ss sash q asrs stea a@aiA BE absurd
nEe0H .is ises saa He yTFy tua gaausly DE-
aaea barring syef nafs sag s8f&tsfeu that
ssssas3 lse construed io gReAm shat Aver
u@gs zua 2na 1smes had BfSe3
Al e.ssrk @Aa8 thT gaSsS az tits. tlaF
asasasH cstue 4p foe sise .ssan Justice Mslisg
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
BkkttIGF~

Nelson Olsen. aged = died Il essasata p.
ttoa a. l'FeS .ieLce hospital rgSsssfay
Three eF jo9F Eossf hoyx are waafss. a.
she Anefteau District Telegraph els, E.
A@ton block
tsssso5u 4 Dyer have established thefy
is0 agttee uu tae corner OF TAjr4 ana yys
s essen streets
The eoapCtl heId 50 executive session.
sc q rfsy for Ena consideration 90 the
spring Hla Water t'esnYaav ygepesSstsessa
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tbe c,sshty fail IS S @syHrss
suthsng mare h#S hees learned Il the
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taruagh 1sekssn street. frsssse Tse essay
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
UNITS OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Changes Made by the Expansion
Of the City.
sss~ssa Delireassen ~ the@
E.usst aries.

The rapid grwssa 81 reFs1sxz5ga n0-zA-
xssss Us tn~ city oE -raef5~ j. apparent T.
81, ard u9iag So this fast CHS SHOOT
sape ri tcazlens Julia Z Kennedy has
maze sanse changes IN the lsnssss OF Ter
tain sekoos districts Tais res zesgsat5esa
j. Imperative. aud rher94are i ozslg Esace
bes Use the ezisef.zssrx make II necessary.
Al fhr oys@afar 81 she schools On Mon
aas Eex,. Eaysls sSrnin esrtsin iimsts are
- attend scaE~oss - ts1lows.
rEg cKSrgAL School
Pn2iis ~Ersafn tie limits II Chvrry street
~ The soash So. yirgsnis and Depot streets
al toe north. viii a1zSns tae g-nsr@s
sehsssS. exee - Fhuse .fss we're wIsAin gns
Stag setwren the iaEHifs Of TnsesE s*te~t
"a the @0aLs and Eela ,treek 90 the agrTh
Thsse latter vii attend the Third sssd fire
sfreri seaDga
THE DExsY srEe~aL-
Al Tsnpils, with the exception 81 those
hereEoso noted, E4osfh Of Virgins AEs.
Depot streets, all attend tie D.a1T
s.heol
s9rTH seHeGI~
All pmplss = sis3gag h.swsen Cherry ssree'
On the north. and the so.ta s1e of lbs
baseball grounds. wil. attend ri1e South
seaosA Also ali pupils ssGthasTs5 who
are above the taiFa years work are in-
essileG.
gaEgeox STzEET sgH1saI
All papils 81 The dFss, SECOND ard third
years work, resieing a. far north IS ths
basessal srvanas. Will afteaad tbs hool.
MADISON sTKgET SCHOOL
Al pupils Of The srss. sacond. third and
fourth sears woFs. will attend tAi. school
To the nmis. 81 ehtesnfn street all oi
il- higher CRATES all. attend TIE Geatrsi
Stress .ehe@sE- Al Others ea Ma iissa. be
tween KIghiesaih end sixth stres =. = Il
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29

Ma loate Fr.m psst. 10 fhsie
Tropical ffsnss-

There passsa Through seattle yesterday =
party Of tea aslisss u TAhifi. ia The south
sea issssssis. 90 iheiE wAy hnlae frana Al
tendance 81 tlae Paris exposition. Tier.
wsre sis uea ard fuuf women. and they
were In charge 81 Victor Levy. au sr4lss#ry
of The exposition They h&a l~en Ia Paris
sus shoai tvs nsaatlas, tsssiNs ~ sgss.s lfneggx
of natives ~ oessnseA k8a showing a.
nearly ssgssEAle sbe usmney aba
customs of fbaf bs,vple Ea.F are
tn appearance Haach ths &Nne ax
the washiuEtuH fnasan. exregss
that thsy as Hffle s3lisg aa8 better PRO
poTsinnea They usEg dressed Ga lfss ersl i.
nary eastufwe at tis aenassaH aua Naufa
nut hsxr sitsarffd a5fHngson fa s eFassi
The Tshstsans. w.th tsteIf eona astss. 4efE
on the ui yn pisn }aSs nsshs for Fssut4a ln
continuance 1T kassg lssaFasY ever ttsp
Canadian fsetGx h. sesfsls. fhFsfs Go sal
Frsnsissa aud she2ss@ - trans. taetae
steamer to thesf fag sasy lsonaa ia she
81 hfhafF srss
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DkrtTN CITY JLkkk.
Political Claims Di.regaraea and
q. n. Grant A Appointed

AZ the last caanei} meeting the ressRna-
ton 81 Depusy Ciiy Cisrk @armcI - a.
accepted a8i CLERK Ferris was authorized
80 apfSs.nf bis sHfx-essoF At = salary 81 SIdQ
yer Ulanth al advance Of So
C3egs Ferris hSs p ctlsvsf lafxp nBsa sssr
OF applications Ter the Io,i ion. which.
Nhtle it j. no sfleCure. ~ desirable bsca use
IF the yere fair etaolument attached ~ e
A nuastSr 81 these spp cations were
ugSst uTaeu political groaasis. bat a. the
eitE clerk gagusrts = caps1s niAn Eor al
ass slant ali p0sfites] Ans paFssossl matters
aeSe aid aside AMI M. C. Is Grant Sas
given The appointment Mr.. Grant has
been engaged In the real estate bHSlnesS
"a Seattle for same ssne sBa y sad o. be a
KssFF nue ~ af4ufaEs
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"a Atss>s AM >IrAta
Hh~ >hsater ssssa ssfs Victim Held
FsF the ssvsnsi 4aFY.

eee2s as. wAe sh4g a. -E8ls
NJ aae7 aa Asaasg aa8ssrs s prsli aa4s1sfy
ri sf.sa ie 1sstsse &ttssg evset ysS5s-e.ss
a. Ea.sf.. as.3 49, basaa3 aexs - xaAsi
sae =tsea rs Ea@ sfaab a aza "a s1ss al
4tsa4'3 esth 8sA.5k ~ass5a lis .s-ea5s,1
s=sts BE- ere erz 81 81 ~ xnA uAs ~
ttsSs
AikAas ass rs4HRse.3 5e eases i-tsa = ssr-
ssaa&s .s+ ~ E*sea su tae Sara Il ses SIS
Gs ss.sara So 80 fssssssatsEss = ss e. A. "a
eHtzt ssss aE assss ts Hase gae c2Na ffts.'
q kHe s.rssaat 5eses ~ asstfsst eeaFt Eas
k5sae @tfse~ sazs3 Ef ara sSss5 81 af size asa
asetE Figs FessfessAv stENt usssn "a srfss tsst
SHe ns&Tsse 81 Sas a4 eeeakast axfssee tas
sr&aa BARS ~ SIS Hz-fs ssAN
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~ FINISH 1ak ROAD.
Arrival Of Chief NaEtne~r ralsest
Of the =. 4. a u.

Nj and Nrs h, h Tsssssst, ~ ~ Es,rk
sssEarSule>t Hy Miss A FE8Haa. as AEhanv.
n Y. xad II. & f#ao,sts 81 a So aesssg.
n. G, arrived YESTERDAY ssst s.rs@s 81
the S~agssve. NJ Il \ l&ira3s Is a. vss5
nvns builder Of rsiiraasis. @a8 81 d. slssas-s
"a sssanse sAc esstse - cA5af saEey~ *
tss SEATTLE. Asz @ssssrw s sassas@ "a fs-e
waSgA u stssGt "a - rsass s. ssx@g - ssssa-
nesstlNu with the GASs&sa Pa &g ha ks
rsvas j. a Hasst#s @s eeasss,sesa2ke aateevs3 az
this
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BuRs HOLIDAY.


The Central I4stsog Natgn saag 5ass utEst
aud perfected sEFaHes tarats for esgssssrv.
ance eli labor day, Manslas SeptehaFar 2.
The delegate ~ tav trsekiassfs eArpsn
tiers. esassf seAs0eH, r1asfereEH gssssastsz Aaa
decorators. ct%sFusaEe9s- tgssa Hssasasfs Aast
.faasshafen8esa agtatsuH-t8 fhas sbesr
unions saald tnfw a8I tw fus sasta 8H Rasv
morning paFAgss NJ } VI ASH va ~
pointed grand taaFstsl ~ tha fsfsasssss se..g
aud the tesiassH9 asgsgs sSfe as@SE0esf htta
N.ssFs. " iilism MURRAY d q Nsarn & L.
IasSes and Harry S3e7g AZ tte EAvsssuA
park geeunsis. NJ thsF1ts s. tafessl sx.ft
pscsste oseF she Htcf4fx aad nasa a. ca
crsssss.
This a. nos h-es3 aa.3&aF hnt asse sfs.
served all ~ essga tar As>g 4He9e s
be vlsstaf% svssa Tacoma. fsf* Ts9>s ussasstt
and either phases at ~ u sn sSs. awf tss.8
ness utsa vii ne Fss.tsesss1 e. st.se e. =
establishments
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rae p'rahtbltioa c.nyr,.tsan.

HAemIsaT &c, Aug 2--The Prohibition
Convention aeE here today. After iisseu
INK 10 Speeches .fhey appointed committees
s0d chose ~ <. CoTers S. persaaas Mt
riaalre4aa- Recess was takea 81 after
OE.
The platform declares traffic in iatoxicat-
iEe bausgFs 3 prsaEiac sosFrr 0f crime aud
Law iessnsss. sid u should BE- proaibt;es5.
The plasfssrTa OF the National Pzoaib ton
party = lnt1ersa0. TIE Australian systs N
~ s.SI5oEsg ( j. favored Al citizens, without
Distinction ct SIX. race og nationality
c0ut3 have power n bsil0g. J, z. johnson.
If PlgEsanfs. sas dominated FOR srase
treasurer The convention then adjourned
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Dsvey asy Me3usrv The ls-yesr-0ld girl
aka . Ugh. cosap lgxsnn. ireckiea face
AID trowa AaIr shInElesI elise. wao vas
r. po-xed ye ier3sy laagni ng 81 missing
sra1a her ssepE4shes's ;eas on the csr8-F OF
1sk and johnson streets fer several days,
lss hre1 found - -u3huTalsa.
Two ssbJElIa. naeIs = 10 rsE1e 80 SesfTle
fr8ya -nenoEassa Yesterday read oi D4svry =
disappearance IN The Pest iSTKALfsESGEK
Anc M Once reszss aaeEsa having s-UB
gsrl snswerigg the description sna giving
sae uafue az Doseg Mas Mc9IaGFe al II Z
>a950zsssa Eai-t0A1 depot. -1e ~Es frg
L. and = hen Gsxes4 8naE gas the mater
s.3- seg wAssfs<9 70 - 10 Der 4 me in ~ al.
.is. gut 5ssin'r have any Money IaeSe
i1cfs we're reported 10 ealef a Fcs1el YES
gerAay AID ne notified the giFss I.sreaEs.
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Henry Petersen tss oasman. wks 8
now In san Francisco slsss sbe tua .ass "a
news Ia the tals
&. &. cslkias. II seest.s. kags 49, So
Will asfsg purse 81 xA$sss fes = rxss 81
singh. ssssfis. aksm IT, stE usfesaem 8asu
rscx, will take Itsco ee LAS = sss kesu
next Nsrsh,
A cauaf&ay Nth rysms}As - ~ raNfsa.
has leased ene pf Use a. s1ssS Vs4 49,
Washington. as ar seattle. ssa g sssH szs4s
will srsset c<stl@gss &ts1 Msstss Esse tssaa
Yany stit afscs lArgN purses every Asasssh
Tor sAalsws ASH rss@ ATS Fs%sS 4 ssss
hsassxs ts ia eNsssFsss ~ ksstlstfstf sn "a h3.a
when cssin rists~t. eg5l ~ sae - sae Hns~a
ard lssG-ssl aagssast tA shc fHgfrss STATS.
Henry fes8 rsoa has hrsa ssstss& ses p.ssa
tinn ~ sTatnrf ASH EAsuaxtf "a fhs o.
tas44
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sEnEa. IN rus shAutr.
junction ct the fstEhaNSn ard
seattle A >uFxhern kssAss.

A dispatch to tsse EsSST Jsgs2 Ess sNsxs
fren M0aas SsEmea say esFEss IS
sassnseFs Aasa smEvxyssfs 81 Ese F&3sh4Fea
aas ship Hairless fss@es> sss 81 >sssea Fae,es
mlaas as-sxe aess5. s&y5Hs IA ASA b &sEsnS
sssan~shs- TAtS Is tA& R@a-r aEre fse
swo ru&1s> &C 49, 54metssaa O. Soc
skz1ls Ttxrg. aaa = 81 ss = ssgsss "a sss s~S =
tawa
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FU~ESAE sF Miss VGoLA How
Funeral services were hoia yesterday
aiIcsHtsaa over fAs remains Of Miss ysols
Bort, a. tue residence 81 her mother. Mrs.
Mar A Eestss. cox2s*r Of sixth aud ali
streets "a affecting sssire<s as de- =
81 ~ Rev It's. ( Itsyts. who 4wrlt npaa
tne eXeFs psaFY NFe It tie yuaag lasy. ansi
ether sag aaae 9Sege&ssss acre hpis The.
a2sss offerings wsxe bsznfIfBl ant syert-
ps4@fsa fuEeFaneat wsS 8eiGgFesg nmtEB 30
dag. fA&s sss'Vr frsta Helena Nattana.
expected 80 arrive tt8s FEsarniHg. tasv ~.
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