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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-09
FROM TACOMA.
A New Steamboat In yisw-strike
OF ErfckIarerx

Oh brfCkia efS.
TACOMA. Aug. Sat meeting of
the chamber OF commerce Tuesday
night loan Of $4,(oo was granted to
certain parties from Olympia to assist
in building q steamboat 10 run be
tween Tacoma and the North bay
district.
The annual session OF the electoral
association oi Washington will he held
in Tacoma next Thursday,
The temporary injunction of Capt.
NJ. r. Hatch restraining the UEien
Pacific Railroad Company from tax.
ing possession Of the property known
as the Hatch wharf. at the foot of Pa
enc avenue, has been dis
solved by Judge Allyn. The Judge
says that Mr.. Hatch has ahan-
Coned the uses for which the
property was originally leased. denied
The lessons rights and asserted title
III himself; that he is a tress pas ser.
and can be proceeded against as such
ms Is the case in which Captain
Hatch drove gang OF Northern Pa
cine ~orkmen oi the premises at the
point OF a revolver, about two months
ago, who attempted To lay side track
through the property.
he DrlSElayers employed by Don
gan q hrlngham. contractors, struck
vs. morning Without the least warn.
~ NO their employers. The strike
fSsS occasloned BY the men demand
ing that the contractors employ Ger
tam iormsn, which they refused 10 do
wneFeupon HE brioklayers walked ont.
IL Is unde<stood that the strikers viii
not be&Asen back again. The firn. is
onSxfng 20 cents an hour for nom
HHlon men.
feter Anderson, OF Portland. ar
rived III Tacoma last evening and re-
turned home on the evening train
with ms wife. who came 10 the city a
couple OF days ago with another saan
nsmssi Anderson. who was a loalgef in
their house IN Portland. II is claimed
thsf Anderson neglected his wife. sad
that she came 10 Tacoma with the
boaFdeT, intending To marry him.
a iaFEe number Of business men on
Faciisc avenue have psf large tanks,
hiied With water, or the top of their
houses, 10 oa Gses4 In case of
emergency, or ia case OF flying spares.
The subscriptions for the relief 81
ihe Spokane Sufferers tip TO date
amounts To about 81 80. The benefit
performance giysn BIZ the Bunch ri
Keys company last night nettted
sii50.
I" Big Foster, an Arizona OUTLAW.
was arrested yesterday br sheriff ]
Is. Price for highway robbery. COM
nlitiesi IN the vicinity 81 Prescott 4
T., and viii pe held here until gent for
BY the Arizona authorities.
4 molten Is on foot by the citizens
here 10 Immediately furnish slee..ns
quarters for the rsem5 Der. Of the off.
tsFent hose conpsnies At their re-
spertlYe hose houses.
The chief Of the ire department. as
issued an order 10 the owners OF ALI
she buildings On Tacoma avenue, AK
ing them 10 place casks II water on
The roofs 0i their buildings. There i
much fear Of fire. Every cert
Is being nts3e 20 prevent fire. the
People t'sily apTrrcsaung the lack az
protection from the ire department
on sscouli q the POOR water supply.
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MARGARET MATHGk COMING.
The Great Actress VIII Appear 1T
Turu Hall Next Monday.

NEXT Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nessiay evenings, the celebrated ar
tists, Margaret Mather viii appear at
Turner hall. supported by an excel
lent company Of Eastern artists, in
three of her greatest success viz .
Monday night viii given shakespeare's
beautiful love tragedy. Romeo and
Juliet Tuesday night. Miss Matber
will appear as Jnliana in John Tobin's
great comedy of the Honeymoon; =
Wednesday night, the actress viii pre-
sent Mosenihals Leah, the For
saken.r This il q most brilliant roper
toire. and ought TO pack Turn hall u
the doors. Miss Mariher and her en-
tire company Of players jump from
New York to Seattle direct, com
mencing their Pacific coast tour here,
which is under the direction OF Mr..
All. Hayman, manager OF the Baldwin
aud New California theatsrs, San
Francisco. The sale of seats for this
dramatic feast II now progressing al
Graham 4 Dalton's carpet store, arid
the prospects for y successful! sea
son are excellent.
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STRUGGLE nv STRONG MIN.
The lap and euinn Will Meet
Agafa Tonight

". II. Quinn. IT,. wrestler. arrived
from Victoria yesterday, his face 50
brougci hy outdoor training that il
approached the hue 81 that OF the
strong Jap with whon be Is Ia strive
tonight Qainn : preparation for the
contest with Matsasia Sorakichi has
consisted OF rowing and running.
Every d&y he pulled afieer miles in q
shell AMI ran tive miles Ills weight
Is aow lfsa pounds. To-day hiS mus
eisS viii be allowed so resi- aud hzrsleu
foe the orsisal eE the night. Quinn.
y ao u quite confident 81 winning. 4
80 Eaueh better share than when he
gave jos Aston that memorable faSsle
- the niympsc C3ab. san Francisco. in
wblsb ore hour snl eight minutes
passed b~sSare either won faa.
M&tsazsa s,lFaklchi. tbs John T.. sal.
hvAH 81 the wFe<sisue world. arrived
home frouf & typ of conquest 10 Ia.
coma YESTERDAY To sag that The an
y no has mes every wrestling athlete
AZ sny note ia she world, vii make a
y geFU8s effort j. 80 tell Nhat every.
sSs4y knows HIS rrnesalship on sse
Stage Is magnificent. ayasi Ms stool
muscles sIa4 ssssSs snssS are s. remark.
axe as his }u rsgent Five siEses has
hr vassauishess TIE great Mulaana.
karR tAs. wtil probably b. ,Smusexi
tonight Fear ushers wiii she's khe
gentlemen g. tSss- SEATS.
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s0AED OF EQUALIZATION.
Oss AppIbestses fss Rsas~ssss-
Gsns1fsf Yeaet~meS 0agea-

The board a county commission
eys vas in session as beard 81 eslnAii-
zstion Yesterday. tFsusaeting . hfsie
routsne busfn~ss in addition 80 listen
ing % applications for changes IA as
sessFneF3fs.
The only Application for equaiiza-
ton made 80 lar was filed b. q. A.
Renestscs for reduction OF assessment
on Iot 6. block e, A. A. Denny third
addition. The spplscasaon was re-
iss ted.
The board IL receiving large nnin-
Der of applications for relief en- the de-
iiraauerat tar roll of Isss. The board
ha. been 10th TO grant such appliea-
tons and submitted the question 10
the district attorneys Office tor is-
gal opinion.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Fentan yesterday advised The cons
na.ssiouers that the toard Of equaiiIA,
ton. sitting 90 equaiixe the tax.roii OF
1850. ha. no power 10 consider the IN
eaualisses of assessment, excessive
valuations or any question that may
arise respecting the assessment ron o.
Isss. That roll has once been passed
upon by board Of equalization ana
ali corrections should have been made
at that time.
The beard Of commissioner re-
eeived a communication from y. j..
Hagen. q pensioner upon its bounty,
thanking them for past assistance and
declining further aid.
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BREvITIEs.


Taifnage ~ coming.
The I. o. G. T. will give an excur-
sion to Chautauqua Beach Saturday
evening.
Reserve seats for the Bunch OF
Keys" ON sale today at Graham q
DaIson's.
sociable and ice-cream supper to-
night In First Baptist church, Fourth
street. near james.
The Northern Pacific Express Com
pany viii carry free all goods sent to
Spokane Falls for relief OF the fire suf-
ferers.
Secure reserved seats for Dewitt
Taimage's lecture Mt Stewart &
Holmes drug store and AT Gordon 4
Bowen's, . ,.s53 Front street.
The funeral OF Ferdinand z.
Bahntge. infant son of Charles +.
Bahntge, occurs today at 2 o'clock In
Masonic cemetery, from the family
residence, ii6 Bell street.
George Bannister, aged % years.
died at his residence In South Seattle
Yesterday, OF typhoid fever. The re-
mains Will be buried in Masonic GENE
terry at $50 O'Clock today.
The funeral OF Mrs. ". s. Webster
takes place today at ~ o'clock from
the family residence, 7i2 South Eighth
street. The inserneDt will he In
Masonic cemeters. Dean Watson will
offieiate.
Free tickets 10 TaImage's lecture TO
all members OF the Y. NJ G.. A. Those
wishing 10 avail themselves OF this
privilege will please call nj the associa-
k.a nj
tionai church.
The moliers' strike at Almond 4
Phillips foundry, was settled yester-
day morning bv the employers co.,
ceding the point demanded by the
strikers. In futare the molders viii
be paid every tao weeks.
Licenses to wed were issued by Au-
/ ditor Forrest yesterday for L.
H. ilixson Of Seattle. and
Emma Bosley ef Bothell: j.
3 Day Of King county. and Cora
Coehrane Of Skagit county.
Mrs. Edith swanson. aged q years
/ wife of Fred swanson. died Wedne$-
day evening az her home on Depot
street. OF typhoid fever The inter.
meitt took place Yesterday morning
In Mount Pleasant cemetery. Rev.
/ oiander oiilcia;ed.
Louisa Lcck. infant daughter o'
John lseck, died yesterday et cholera
infantnm, at her parents residence on
pfian street hetwtea John and
Thomas streets. The funeral occurs
At ? o'clock to-day. The inieymeui
will be in Masonic cemetery,
1 A plat of the Green Lake Electric
/ Mpt4tF addition Ia Seattle WAS fiezl
[ with Auditor Forrest hy r. l. Flem.
/ ming yesterday. The plat Is divided
snto six blocks and is bounded on this
/ north by Green Lake avenue. and ofl
! the south hy Woodland Park avenue.
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A man died yesgeruight. Today the town
Makes mention of his taking os. and sums
His virtues and his failures TN the street,
Midst many barterings and lures OF trade.
la homes where he wss known. ia busy
marss,
CIR public places where the commonweal
Gathers the tewn-iolk: up aud down bis
name
Is spoke OF in rs vsrisu ways OF speech
As are the voices various sounding IL;
truff-throated bass, shrill treble oil old age,
Soft s. tiiancy OF q woman tongue.
OR reed-iike uftersaee OF = little child.
Thus one. his mate in business: "Ahi a
shrcwd.
Dry head v as that; much loss TO US. much
And as for heart''-wise shruge, shoulders
'.well. lis nns little quoted here on
change.
Another. who had summerea with him
In leisure time: "a RICH; good fellow gone,
It's true, he liked mis- ease; but who does
not
For me. give me the man that Horace
loved.
Who deemed it wise to fool when season
ab e.
A tiny one who Oft had found great store
of swseumeass in his hand. and priced far
less.
Great store of tenderness within his heart:
..Oh. wont he come and STE US any more
His surpl.ced pastor, bound - save has
soul,
Balanced biz by Inconsistencies
He thought he saw. IN private 10 his wife.
Alas, poor soul Ii only he had grasped
The matter of the creed, and made us
sure.
But thea-his heart was right, and God Is
good"
And one. a woman. who had found his
arms
An aIl-protecting shelter through long
Years,
Said nangnt- but kissed the tokens he had
left.
And d.eamt of heaven for his sake alone
Meanwhile, what was this man, aud what
his place.
You ask. confused by all this Babel talk
of here and youder. IroiA his fellow men,
am as ignorant as any one
Whose speech you heard, and yet loved
him we'll.
Nay, ask me not: ask only God. He
knows. -RichaTd r. Barton.
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lots Or BuIIERfElD mn.
Chief Mitchell yot Satisfied VINE
the Police Ferve-


There was . great deal Of talk on tse
streets yesterday in reference 70
MAYOR Moran- appointments OF
spsrizI policemen ard OF the attitude
al the mayor and common eossnsh
generally toward Chief Mitchell.
a great share Of this talk Was m
aalxess in by Bsen who we're siisap-
pointed in getfing places On the force.
II i . noticeable fscs that several o.
the men recommended By CHIEF
Mitchell a. regulars and specials wsre
on the Oil force under him. ieit the
force when he was removed, wofkeo
for him necessarily from that time
up 20 the night OF the election. III =
very natural that they should expect
their old places back, and t y euHe
natural that they should he angry
zben they see anti Mitchell men pre-
ferresi before them.
The fact Of the matter Is tnaf tne
r.oIfee fierce has not changed very
fpaterially with the change OF admin
s.rration. Twelve OF Busterfleld .
men have been let out and ten new
men. not all 81 whom can he said 10
bs Mitchell men. have been put on j.
FolIoxing will be seen the roster 81
the force as il stood when Butferheid
turned the Office over. and the roster
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ga tbs seaesn. bn3 their lsst. and
sffrr he curtain falls NE b&EEnee q
the company VIII b checxsd for New
York
Marietta Nash. the star CT fAe
= Bysush OF Keyx corurany. - one %
the brightest young women On the
American stage and profege o.
Ioxsa. who promises 70 be4ueafh 70
hey. after farewell tour next season,
.he claws that have made Der rich And
fnrs,us. Pretty Fera Van Name
Dsllv : Lillian Russell 3 sister Heaen
Reiner azd Rosina Evans are ssii
with the company
This splendid company viii prona-
bly pisv 10 bag business in Seattle. the
northern dramatic terminus OF the
szxa&f
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THE Tasco1r susrsor.
Strong Evidence That He Is the
Han HEuted.

cAicsso. Aug. s.--A special from
Laredo, Tex, gives description of
the Tascott suspect under arrest at
that place. II TALES more closely
With that % the niurh-scught fugitive
than any preylous eaptnre. The
prisoners appearance corresponds
exa, tly with the description contained
~ the circular issueo by the relatives
o. smell, the millionaire, for whose
murder Tascott is wanted. Sears on
Iaseott's elbows ana legs have their
counterpart on'this man. and though
thet is no gold in the prisoner front
teeil cavity which had once been
Gle is there,
The arrest grew out of the suspect
Knocking NJ the sher'ii7s residence and
asking for something to eat. The
sheriff noticed his similarity TO the
description Of Tascott and after gues-
tioning the young men subsequently,
put him under arr,st The prisoner
vas induced 10 write few words ard
iis handwriting strongly resembled
the FAC simiie oil Tascott's chirography.
Tae sheriff has forwarded photo
grarh OF The prisone4 TO Chicago.
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and many day visitors frdn Seattle
greeted Miss West at her o. hing lee
fure. The hotel Is crowded. but pri-
waite cottages rented by Mrs. REESE.
the iandladv, serve q good purpose.
Tents dot the hillside and the beach
swarms with curiosity hunters. Mrs.
Mary Rarhee OF olympia. viii conduct
a Model Y Meeting at 1910 this
morning st the Chautauqua Assembly
grounds. Miss Mary Allen West, the
gifted editor of the Chicago Uaion Sig
nal, will at III O'Clock lecture on that
vile weed Tobacco" At 8 p. M. Mrs.
u. w. Kennedy will speak on Social
Purity and at : O'Clock in the even
ing there will be campfire.
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Cotumsaa River r.ilrssd- The iirss
miles grading shroagt the city Was
finished yesterday ty Contractor
AcGush-
Grpund was broken this morning
for the ShoESv Cad vel hotel. corner
Of Main and Third. TIE building will
be i4oxi1. four stories high. with an
elevator and heated throughout by
Sseam- Ellensburg il on equal foot
ing. IS regards hotel facilities, with
any CTR in the territory.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
West Side irrigatsng ditch, forty
teams being employed 1t isexpected
thst the ditch. which is fourteen
miles long. vii be com p.etesi in about
SIX weeks.
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The Pigeons Came Home.

Over month ago Emil Sandersor
shipped a number of pigeons to Ia
coma to be used in shooting tourna-
ment At the time the birds were
shipped the question was discussed
whether any Of the birds when liber-
ated on the Sound would find their
way home to Waila Walla. Several
days ago the question was solved by
the arrival of three peculiarly marked
pigeons. They had been month EN-
route from the Sound. anu have evil
IDENTIFY explored the whole territory in
an effort to find their way home.
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BUILDING WITHOUT A PERMIT
Arrest Of y North seattle Citizen
Ignorant of the Law.

Oliver Barnard was yesterday ar
rested BY Bailding Inspector George
T. Abbott for building an addition 10
his residence on Blanchard street. be-
tween Front and Second, without a
permit. Ill was made right by the
payment Of costs in the case in Justice
Milier's court, and the taking ont Of a
permit.
Many residents of the city are in
ignorance as TO the ordinance passed
by the city council about month ago.
whereby any person wishing TO erect a
building or to build an addition to or
10 make alterations thereon must
take out permit, no matter in what
part OF the city such improvement is
made. Inspector Abbott is. for the
good of the city, enforcing the ordi-
nance - the letter.
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Companies Begin and had the sea-
saN Here.

Wednesday nishs the "P4rae-
AateA company began tAeSr pac!fc c
coast sssson at Furn hal sheaser
The sroupS s&&ye& 80 Nsl that The
cT0Wsie3 hsa~e II TIE opening AS
Repeated last a.rht Probably thsse
she szs this eesassiy thSsk il sFapossi-
es ies ang saew q e@ iannasr, h.sE
heTts lsg9sa 81 heysR hAs that
laEse, ard q e1evey ses u p~srae viii
nexs saturday ssgss. IS Turn hail
taexfs-. snGsAvsr go sustain TIE rvrs.a-
tsssnq 81 The pisy and themselves.
xRal1pe MA Rec b shxlr
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r10yx. Nr. FaII<r las heen fof soEne
ftme oyerseer a the sticking machine
and IA The forenoon had noticed
iiugssnx noise abous his sau- Beng
very busy be did not remove The brit
and step his machine nuf att<snFsesf
70 tighten . bolt on the End<r box,
when his hard slipped srsd came u
contact With the saw. He wAs broszxns
10 the city aad taken - the Proysserce
hospital, where IL vax fo1sd necessary
10 auputate the tkamb- third and
fourth znrsr. and the Gfst two lO.nas
a the index and middle fugess- Ine
opersfson was performed ~ Dr..
HplHsez. Mr.. FuI1er wsx resting
auiefiy last evening. and hopes TO Dc
about ia short time
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coon rouBE DONE TO-DAY,
Philadelphia Ledger.

Philadelphia Ledger.
There are golden deeds to be done today,
There il care and woe To be lightened,
There are weary hearts that fain would die,
And sorrowful lives 10 be frightened.
There is dark despair and cowardly dread.
BY human weakness height. ned,
There is grim dismay and horrible doubt.
And human weak ness is frightened
There Is wanning faith and hope deferred
And untold tales OF anguish;
There are narrow streets within city gates,
Where God-given lives can languish.
There the Children of the poor are dying,
There are garrets and cellars of loathsome
disease.
There the abandoned and helpless are
living
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Nks fsANsfsss. AsE y Fulsaw4rs
- isss passes sgr llst os the steasnrr
esAtl1la sslsissk sa4l#y Far seattle
Mss ABssie svr eaaar. Ma sxsssfegs
ews, IL II. he1nsEs2Gn. g. knsxslser
az " MxSker. Ni.s Hover. Nrs
Hover. ! Hsrs. NJ. e. Nsrpav.
Nisss4sa asx, Missiagsast. Mr2. sia
svs A r. Esssar n kesf.ss. J "
ssisekguFa, J, c. sSgmere.
kes Victoria ". +. Heersgk. NisS
ktss Assxa.2s. Vi ss 4. Cater. j. >sasth.
X 5synss. I Besassesa. J. Y. weyes
lp< Z xSasaa Mss Kssas, A. isAli~
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J =! IEEn Two CARS.


- AGsnt a. he Union News Coma
4 - - oeaftje, Lake Shore 4
- suburban train. which left
- 6:S5 O'Clock last evening.
- Md 1t Smiths cove shortly
- I ofelock. Just beyond the bridge
- station = hat-cAr stOsd on
y 11nek, and the train backed down
1ekup IL car and attAch il 70 Che
-. IL unfortunate boy stood On
u reos platform Of the sabooee.
oeaing tbe ears approach. The
1u1b1n train struck the fiat-eaf with
- lurce that the cabooes vas tsie-
01DoA and the two cars ved4ed 10
3 ~ newsboy was strueh IN the alb
mE0 and instantly killed, the BODY
~ squeezed into 3 space OF three
49, Wide.
QDeouer stuart was summoned By
ocial engine, and vent out To TIE
Qno Of the accident He dseaiec
~ Il was unnecessary 20 hold On ID
noDt. and returned 20 the city wiih
y body. which was taken 10 shoy-
u1so undertaking establishment late
B 6t night !.
The smasbed cars we're sisfe-srsckesi
s nfnor The extrication of the newsboys
hn6y. and the train proceeded NO
Name sttaches 10 the engineer, VINO
80 unable to see the switrhuians
signals. owing 20 q curve Ia the track.
THE nopY ipayTsFfEn.
Ati.50 this morning the remains
were identified by Mr.. J. W. sreeland
- those Of Edward Fisher.
From Mr.. yreeiand few
facts concerning him we're learned.
He vas 3 native OF Centsaiia. and III
wears OF age. ffi- mother and father
are both dead, but bis grandmother,
Mrs. Roundtrce. and bis sis
Ter, Miss Alta Fisher, re
side Mt cenfralia lie came
70 Seattle about two years ago. short
II after his arrival here he entered
the employ Of the Seat
~. Lake Shore d Eastern
railway in the capacity Of news agent
His next work was Tor News Agent
Faulkner, for whom he carried
The Portland Oregeaian. He quit this
position about the time OF the fire,
and did little or nothing up 20 two
weeks ego, when be again entered the
service Of the Seattle. Lake Shore 4
Eastern railway.
Hts rsJyRiRz-
The entire upper portion OF the boy =
body was horribly mangIed. From
his hips TO his head hardly
whole bone remained. His
arms were broken In several
places and his breast bone was driven
almost 10 his left shoulder.
His back was broken and not
one of his ribs occupied
= natu raj position. His entraiis
were driven downward and his
stomach protruded frightfully.
Ueath couid not have been other than
instantaneous. His relatives will be
notified by wire this morning.
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MITCHELL PROMISES MUSIC.
Out of thirty-seven names recon-
mended By Chief Mitchell for the var
ious places fourteen were chosen.
Chief Mitchell declines TO say If
Mayor Moran's appointments are sat
isfsctory Ia him or not. He says time
will tell. While saying this be intim-
ates that there Is 10 he music in the
air. lie plays the Sphinx TO perfee-
ton.
RAD ouELosS FOR wHfTgcuAPEI~
Ii is rumored, sub rosa, that Chief
Mitchell has made resolve that will
create the music he intimates is Gem
ing. II l. whispered that on next
Monday he will inaugurate series OF
raids on all gambling games, houses
of III flame and other dens ot sin, and
close them up. Then he will enforce
the sunday law and other ordinances
that are now openly violated. it Is
said that this wsll be done 10 spite the
council. but this is only the talk OF q
man who failed Ia get on the force.
All sfEe new specials reported for
duty last night except Michael Noon.
who Is ahseat from the city,
so gnrNDsssy.
Chief Mitchell. 1t i understood. will
not appoint roundsmen, bat will have
three lieutenapts to take their places.
There will also lie \ captain for each
eight hour detail. EN-Captain VIII
hard viii probably be the third capt
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Tort WAYNE, Ind. had a sll0 0gs
IRE Wednesday night.
Eagene Learn ard s. eomuanion
were drowned While sailing al san
D1ero Wednesday.
Vienna political correspondenee
states that The porte has decided "a
pToc aim a state C.f siege in Crete
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