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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22

AT HreePoIt, LIS, was pauty aahiaBeu
by lire and weter Monday night
The pope has appointed Cardinal
Schieffino librarian of the Vatican to
succeed the late Cardinal Petra.
Yesterdays bond offerings at the
treasury we're Ss4s, 300 Us at $k.a9l and
| 81, 600 Ais at Sl.09, all of which were
accepted.
The stockholders of the Pacific Guano
company, at a meeting held in Boston,
approved the assignment made Ey the
| treasurer.
| Count Won Waldersee is about to
| visit Pesth and Count Bismarck is to go
to Rome on business connected with the
triple alliance.
! A rio N.u orLaan. ,..os Joola,
lO'Hara rode ell four of the winners. two
| of the horses being favorites and two
second choice.
J.mes Robbins If Franklin Ind was
ventancad Nnndov "a t,yn yaa,s in he
penitentiary for stealing two chickens
valued at 80 cents.
The president sent to CONGRESS all the
CORRESPONDENCE relating to The Sack
vile incident. ACCOMPANIED by a purely
for NAL lette. of transmission
| lIpn- % o. Howard dell vl-l.p1 tnp
onanina address at the ANIMAL meating
of the Young Mems Christian ~assocja,
tions Of fine state of New York
IT VIZ " ~.
| Minnie Douglass Opera comnanv now
travelling through Iowa. fell heir to
S14O 600 by the death of his uncle,
Tba Kaosoe s+o+a s,norin4andort 90
hna ranaiad ~ nntharitr -
tho aAse ." ILL., ,me aunsy "
for non-compliance with tbe laws Of
| Kansas
TIC EIor;da cb.ut.,,o,,, bao,r TO-DAY
a. nn E,,n;op 10 Ill far 10y
81. -, Me- A11an W. Iii oond on.
q w r. a n 80 81 d,,r;nn tha
q WV '"e
m u, Iosso rnho
rIantar Of p;Ia ooSntn Al " pona,m,ttnS
ipmia;da NM 49, oorana Su
share b;s con bar;nr hean arrastoa y
Ta~as for ,n,,rdar
49, n1iU
AZ a FRANCISCO sergeant Gano, Oh
tne ohlhato"n squad, n three Oh ms
policehen were arrested on indictments
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22

LEAvEN WORTH. Kas., Feb. 21.-For
the past two days nearly forty cases
against persons for violation of the pro
hibition law have been disposed of in
the district court. In the most of them
perpetual injunctions against the per-
soR were granted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22
Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK ARDS,
CHICAGO, Feb. 81.
CATTLE Estimated receipts, 1900 head.
Corn.fed, 8.00lDd.50; stockers and feeders, So %
x3.4O; Texans, 81. G06A3.lO
HOGS-Estimatei receipts, $4,000 head. Mixed,
S3.60D4,65; heavy, S4.iON4.a5; medium, u 49d
ass.
SHEEP-westerns, So. 15.1O; Texans, Si.5C
a4.72La; lambs, $3.0093.90.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22
A Big Fire in Progress

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. PA fire, which
originated in Tilley's wv mill at Berke-
iy, a suburb. since II p. M. has reached
large proportions. No particulars OBJ
tainable.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22
Tammany Makes a Protest.

NEW York. Feb. sL.-The Tammany
Democracy are up in arms about the re.
moval of Assistant Appraiser Moore,
Congressman Cox has been requested to
investigate tho cause of his removal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22
Gobbled by tho winona and southwestern.

MASON CITY, Ia, Feb. s1.-The report
that the Mason City and Fort Dodge
road has passed into the hands of the
Winona and Southwestern is further
evidenced from the fact that the Wi
mona surveyors running an indie
pendent line toward Sioux City, which
was completed to L~ivermore, were
called in. This insures the Winona and
Southwestern for Usage, Mason City and
on through to Omaha.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22
DIR. bliss Dead.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 21,-Dr. D.. w.
Bliss, who attended President Garfield
during the %latter's long ~il:aess. died at
s7:15 a. NJ. at his residence in this city.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22
Omaha Live s.ee. M.rxst.

UNION STOCk 1ANDA,
OMAHA. Feb. 81.
CATTLE-Estimated receipts, j, 400 head. Prime
steers, S3.i0Q4.o0; choice steers, 81. 20G 10; com.
mon steers, S3.70Qt3.45; good to choice corn-fed
cows, S2.0002.75: common to medium cows, 81. 81
G215: fair to medium native feeders, s.. IS a 8. 10
Market slow.
HoGS-Estimated receipts, $500 head. Light,
S4.2bo4.3,; mixed, $4.1Ol4.25; heavy, S4.2f
yl4.3l. Market slow.
sHEEP-Estimated receipts, 200 head Prins
heavy, Sd Market firm.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22
R.iaioinp In Dakota.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb, 2,.-Advices
from various parts of Dakota indicate
there is a general rejoicing and celebra.
ton over the passage of the territorial
Ian -H..rEE#a H-.s x.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22
Kansas Citv Live stock.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 81.
CATTLE-Receipts, 1000. Good TO choice
cornfed, s3.Sl0s.15; common to medium, 81. y
035l; stoc&ers and feeding steers, 81. 6043. 10;
cows, Sl.2jGL2,T5. Market lower.
~HOGS-Recelpts 6,2oo. Common to choice,
$4,000 4.3T1s. Market weak.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22

The old South church, Boston, has
Just given $500 to the American board I.
and $s 900 to be used for foreign work
through other agencies.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22
rUyaNIA fLUUD DEAD.
He Lies Dawn 10 Rest Il. the. Hisi"ri
City or heidelberg, Germany.

Nt5 ueIueTDeEg, UeFTH tHy.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-Mr. JamesC. Flood
of California died to-day at Heidelberg,
Germany.
FLOOD was born in the city Of New
York about 1926. He received a plain,
common school education. He passed
some years in William Webb's great ship
yards in his youth, where he acquired
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-22
RailwnY %Condnctors.

LITTLE Rock Ark, Feb. 21.-The
Railway Conductors association met to-
day in annual convention. There are
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-03
AMUSE MENTS.
The Carleton opera Company at
the Grand.

The Carleton opera Company at
the Grand.
Confidence is expressed that the season
of light opera by the Carleton Opera Com
pany, which commences at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow night, will du-
plicate their former brilliant triumphs
here. William T. Carleton is among the
popular managers. The good opinion Of
his capabilities as a singer began with
his first visit to the coast; later visits
strengthened it, until now, when he is,
as he has been for some years, managing
musical combinations on his own account,
his name has become synonym for well
selected and disciplined singers, well
appointed stage settings, elegant Co.'S
tunes, and general equipment always
safe for an operate performance far
above the average. The feature of the
engagement will be the presentation
Of two operas not before seen
here by this company, on
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
matinee, the latest opera comique sue
cess, Mynheer Jan, will receive its initial
representation here. Tuesday and Thurs
day, Strauss masterpiece, the Queens
Lace Handkerchief, will be given most
brilliant production. The costuming of
this opera will surpass anything hereto
fore seen here. Friday and Saturday
nights will be devoted to Carleton's for
mer great successes, Erminie and Nanon.
The ensemble of the company this year is
stronger than ever, headed by Mr.. Garlic
ton himself, who has never been in bet
ter voice, We find the names Of Charles
81. Drew, Jay G. Taylor, j. X. Murray,
R. Broderick, Charles Fair, Alice Vim.
cent, Clara Wisdom, Rose Beaudet, Mag
gle Baxter, the new faces being Miss
Clara Lane, winsome little soubrette
possessed of high soprano voice, and
Mr.. E. DeMesa, comedian of first quail
ity. The chorus is as usual with Mr.
Carleton, composed OF handsome youns
ladies with fresh and trained voices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-03

building and caused to bs spread, for
their lunch, delicacies from her own lard
and hand, and from China. Mrs. Chaplin
and her husband are teachers and re-
turned missionaries from China and
are we'll known for their many deeds OF
kindness. The seven teachers unani-
mously voted Mrs. Chaplin heartfelt
thanks for her thoughtful attention.
A Chinaman by the name of All Kim
was taken before Justice Lockwood yes
terday on the charge of resisting an
officer. His trial was set for February
Sth. and he was allowed to go on bail Of
500. Officer Dorsey undertook to arrest
pair of Cinnamon Tuesday night, who
we're disturbing the peace, and Ah Kim
interfered and then resisted arrest.
The surveying on the Santa Ana and
Long Beach railroad route is getting along
finely. Captain Healy, of Long Beach,
who is doing the work, was in town over
night on Wednesday, and reported that
he was making good progress. He will
run three lines between Santa Ana and
the Los Alamitos Ranch, one of which
goes by way of Garden Grove. He in.
| formed us that the general lay of the
country out west of the river is remark
ably good for railroad. The surveys
will proba bly, be completed next week,
and then the time for talking business to
the people will be at hand. The farmers
and shippers out west of the river are
enthusiastic over the prospect of rail-
road.-[Santa Ana Standard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-03
PERSONALS.

Mr.. M. Grant, of Toledo, is at the
Hollenbeck.
MIR. G. M. Haven, of Lowell, Mass, is
at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Halter, of Lima,
O., are at the Hoffman.
Mr.. F. W. Eberly, of Washington, D.
c., is at the Hollenbeck.
Mrs. Forester and Mrs. Donna, Of st.
Louis, are at the Hoffman.
Mr.. J. o. Newhall, proprietor OF the
Newhall Hotel, is at the Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Jacobs and Miss
Jacobs, OF Chicago, are at the Hollen-
beck.
L. W. Dennis has been appointed Land
Agent of the Atlantic & Pacific Railway
in this city.
Mr.. William Ellery, advance agent for
the Fun on the Bristol Company, is at
the Hoffman.
s. Foster, of the firm of S. Foster &
Co., wholesale grocers of San Francisco,
is at the Hoffman.
Chas. H. Shattuck, of the firm OF E. j..
Shattuck & Co. San Francisco, is visiting
Los Angeles for few days.
Messrs. E. F. Sankey, G. G. Ashley
and F. M. Ashley, of Rochester, N. Y,
have rooms at the Hollenbeck.
w. R. Albee, agent for the Oregon Rail
road and Navigation Company, White
Star line and Guion line, with headquar-
ters at Moscow, Idaho, is at the Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Cole, prominent
people of Denver, COL, are staying at the
st. Nicholas, guests of their aunt, Mrs.
Frank Winfield.
Hon. w. A. Brown, Assemblvman
from San Francisco, brother-in-law o.
Hon. ]. Marion Brooks, is spending q
few days in the city, the guest of Mr.
Brooks.
Mr.. G. W. Howard, President of the
newly organized order of Railway Con
ductors, accompanied by his wife, came
up from San Diego last night, and hal
taken permanent quarters at the Hoff
man.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-03
Eve, Ear and Throat Diseases.

Eve, Ear and Throat Diseases.
DR.. g. NJ. Slocum, lately associsted with the
celebrated DR.. Sadie, is now loc ,ted at ).
dess. noises in the ears, discharges from the
ears, catarrh and throat ditesses most sucee s.
fully treated. Operations on the eye sk1llfully
performed. Free consultation from A. NJ. to
5 Pm; Sundays. IL M. to 2 p NJ.
Armour canned Meats
In full supply at Seymour & Johnson Company
st. Louis Lead, Eastern OIL
And painters supplies. at P. H. Mathews.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-03
A small Fire.

Yesterday morning small residence
belonging to a colored man, named
Sykes, at the West End, caught fire and
burned to the ground. 1t caught from a
defective fue and spread SO rapidly that
the department could not save anything.
The damage was about 81 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-03
AUNTIE PERPLEXED.

"For heavens sake, what does your mother
do to you children that makes you so hungryW
"Please, auntie, she gives us joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla and it's awful good"
T. s. Milton of 511 Post street. San Francisco,
writes: 81 had been ailing for weeks with a
disorder OF the liver and kidneys. Finally my
wife, becoming frightened. procured bottle of
The California Remedy = joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla- 1t cured me right up. In fact did
so much for me that sent for O half-d zen and
gave it to my children, with the most satis-
factory results"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-03
The Athletic club.

The are great preparations going on
for the twelfth annual field day of the
Los Angeles Athletic Club. 1t takes
place at Prospect Park on the 22nd inst.
A fine new track is being made, and no
expense is to be spared to make it
perfect.
Events are open to all amateurs who
belong to any recognized athletic club,
but intending competitors should make
their entries prior to the 10Th inst.
The prizes may be seen at Stoll &
Thayer, AZ South Spring street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23
cnsaaIrs NOTES


CakH&IEs. Ja'y 2s.--Tsgs ssgrvey9rs cf soc
Port IowuTeai southern railroad hagt
crossed TIE C9siitz river ~ Toscsio. saa
are f8isWiug gp SsluaoH efeck. Fbis giyss
faesa very essy grasie % sesca fha high
lands ss;wsen tas Cowliss Au4 caiuais a
rivers T0iesio has given tbs rea4pany DE-
pot grounds aEd is seaaF se give fighf Of
way when " = asked II the Seattle 4
-uafaefu does Erass 81 Ta'ss4g 8: eill n44ke
saet pas tths uos. imrsrt2n. towns in
the feuntg.
Thss wesk ( The Northern Parlne eoaapany
ssns cssF5asd % Il4lasn as1gF.Fs here issE
raj 5fesd Nu+k 1nes are noS sugAxs8 ~
extending the swiieh IS SewseknHa s11
sis then So ~9zse re sisiux 19rx AZ toe
NesQualiF la tass gIeAuTfNsr he e0mp@ny
asii bsaux the Ws&teT.as hFre tgg tie Hra
easslRx ira sasy ara Frapafi * 70 AsIi q
"a fhs we-st sisc = ar geE5of here the
saen @fs3 * Fes 20 wNrS ~ lEas. THIS
paesg@g tgsEk ia - r. 1ssH hT sii sfm3as
iha1 russg here, RaS . j. said tass the islfze
RsA = - changes tfass GHe5ss.s asa Ess
E he gsnefs. P@sSlag tsasHt - fesnaf ksfs
Z hsse tsa' tks sgapl1s laenf . .'aiisus for
90 > Ser& is lsecastsF shes AissTitan fa
fzgs raH - A&1. ta1Fc ut n Feeesys 81 -
~ fay fer sieig lsfssx.
TIE sassas = FlaHse zn3 Ag8e gri
tgusausny j. ssew fsssiS fsf business. sns
E sstsl sga usss4lssSly have the aeFk bsswst
Is w8s asss4ftass wfsk s1e via 5 ese-
fal ssees - szffsa. vGseh was al sxss
ssT fesf q tgAaiss- f0r - Naff 80 pf cfsfi
ras'lgix ~E-s rume sfor fae NoFsA
N&ws.41gF8 - EheAGlst s EztszEfE. 4 cix-
ssnee sf xtaaf eight r. aiies- So o. feslszrssek
NsEeY we.fss - fse eitF ~ nshzie ftsH
asa4e assi - esfa s.s EaE' i7sa iufr 1sT saf.
setssx{e B sssx fgm slss NaNHs8s3sA - thes
hssfs. AMI ~ sarmishsnE sz'ss Bgwrs lnF
"a 81 ash egs r=ssnS - Fsns fef tAs
- a - ,ss +-.ss~ 49, ess ASA sssss,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23
BASEBALL.
Indianapolis Besten lay Chicago
OtEer setes-

OlEer setes-
CHICAGO, Jaly 22.-Thc hafne tsaYa cnaia
j, nothing wlh B0yle's delivery to,iay.
and, although DIVERS work was almost A.
etieieai. q Wild throw by Pfedes ia TIRE
second hos, tie game. score:
Chicago ...-,.-...--..... Q 0 o o Q 0-l
indiauaDolis ..--,...-.,...-..e Q Q Q e--1
Base hits; Chicago. 3. indianapolis g.
EEcoss; Chicago. y. Indianapolis. 2 Bat
scries. Chicago. DsycF and farrell. in-
dianapoiis, Bog le snd Backiey. Umpire,
Aiestuaid.
PAILspKLrHIA. July 2-Fhgasslphis
sDd New York piRs 81 a seesaw gaHse this
afternoon wtifcn abaurded ia numerous
siaressly aud briiiisSt plays. Scar0.
Pailaaeiphis. 0 0ooI0e20 o lilo
Sew Hafk-.....-., "a . Q 2 / Q / 9-e- .
Base hits PAiladelEhis. II; New York, Is
Errors Philssicii his, 4; New York. 4. Bat
teries. Phii1ielpa :. Casey. EeGtntoa aui
Clements, New York. kects and syiLg.
Umpire. Lynch.
BosraS. gu.y 2-wsth bases fnu In the
seventh inning to3sy Daley. Eostons uew
y leher, gsye eneseh men their bases on
Ealls "a force IN sSo EsIts, aid tsaGs lest tue
game. score
Washington. n....~.............0I 0 q D 0 : 0 0--S
Boston .--.-....---.---...-......io Q Q 0 Q o.
Base hits. Washington s: Boston, <
Error; Washington. / Boston. !. BAL
;eries Washington. FersaB End Daily .
Boston, Daley and camel unpirs. Pow
ers.
CLEF BLAND. iBy . --zs wdefs = he'd
lor FiitSburx tcsisY. and Cicyelsna .ost ne
cause of u'Briens inability 10 throw The
bal over The plate se0rs
Cleveland sss.........-..e 0 G0B.gfe e-2
Ptt;sbufg ufg-..-.....--.--.-...-..ss3 . . G o.
Base hifs: Cleveland. y. PittseaFg. 3
Errurs. Cieyeism'i, 8. Pittsaurg, 9 Bat
iefe.. Cleveland. . Bfien snd Limgasr
pIusSufg sogdrF aud AillsE. mlare,
StfseE
CaLegBvS. Jaiy 2a.-felge.hgs i; st
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rRoa oLYwpra
a ESFg;a Sarre~ Escape Other
NotSs.

OLYMPIA ialy @&.--Iasf nsghl about 4
o'eioes, as MeClellsn6 ana Hastba. watch.
aen, were passing down Fourth ssgt e.
they hoard taa bell on the money tiil in
Coitfcdli & ltennett's saloaa ring. Their
Investigations proved 70 them iaat there
vas man at work ~ the cash drawer
Hawks. oziag uEscg ualaie with he prem
iseS. frofa the fact that be has been lately
put on ftc p0ilce ipete. was SIS ippesl IA
she Fesr ~ tse hWild4nF to watch the baek
sg-ar. Whi c Aesletiaal guarded be ffaHt
ent ante. he pasatd tho ffeBs es-sg in
wtssa . revolver Has Unrest 80 his - e
shots we're exchanged, aud theE the bers
AZ rstrtRftd cut 0i side dgsl into las
sicg, aaa theu out ~ - Fsaf = xfFsek
Then hawks fred two siie;s au8 Mesles.
iand uoad one ali 81 $ hlea hsd no e.
feet. Tee burglar esespsa
Alyoat sD Invitations haYe beeg issas
Tor the eisfa bake f1naesros as Huslef's
euVe Preparations far The eseIs are iae
orsisr sf today. snu The octasi "a bids far
te hs aae 81 unparalleled lAsfFcts and ss1's
rass
Eawsrf r Jonss. q Boston. bsa been ap-
painted fofHmis.ieHer ~ 'tsefs fir Hash-
tactnA territory, aaA N8 Ter fe@ea. of
Fefs f9g azegi. hss seen sppFuysi sotary
pas3fr.
4 petition AIS alea il tae probate court
taIs afcfilisg fsF ibe app0ialfaAnt II al
sdniEi iSiF~tes sE is2e estate e{ = faa1g 4sr,
feepAsei
phagip II ~ has hsen anpsss.ss ssifa ia
sstTsso' IN tie e-sais o{ ChsEiss c astF. de-
fssxstas
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FIRE IN TACOMA,
Property Valued st Si.oH,
DESTROYED.
raos~Hs ~ M sscnspfsRr
ersssr 80 settea BY the Eass Dz sars-
sa-rt FressHts the Srrssa
s.f the Flames.

EAeSs. JSsIy @,-FTss sNss rxarfsias
a. ee'es / seaSe cat In fAe ear
sssnfeF sAnp of E.trsa f. Uass1-A
so EsflFasa ss-eck Soz.n zee sssss
aaoEixss 5>gAE ~ ats@ shssr W. - ss-s. asssss
aeg4a 1agssg ami every saana ssas s,s l, Z
wss sssasse 70 s@akea TIE fseas.f@ &C Fsgsssssa
"a sse sArs thss ahesr esfv wss ihrgs,sss~a
vita the same fate which axxrtgssS SAITH
oslly sew wesks sra. SzSaa yses1e sSran
~ tsasfS reste arUaHG iae hnralns iasi =.
tng. sas ssfeTx tic tire sieYsrgraef 1. wisseh
afs.s rxsisseisA - The sizgre e~ni xst
The 1ssessrin9 aasAsss nsssasr ca t~Ni. thu
rrx h&sa <pre48 sa Ferssrs & cas- coffee
As1f space nlsfis Mr.. R&.es' residence. tae
eutfstag. osrapte1 ~ The ta&Ss >sund
Ftsasar Company sns the Enkiisa SiscAea
rys tsursa7, "a asesv she tirSnssa at East sae~
feesixd III getting the Games asssiex cstsl-
tsel
TEK aRTefS or Tas FFez
TIE Gre ) said se have oysgsaafess ia
hD2ecsae' sarf~,s 3 2 sssSss. bat ivssm WHIST
caase Il : aos kfssa IL = ram red ira
i vas Of iFsgs asisa<y gin aud thSu agata
taas msn EN- apiagei ia fhe estsh2 shnscaf.
q 10 <'e~ls III Eae shssG, rsslTs 4 lA>F St. ~
IL "a iafux4rasess calssisfies. aud taAf when
he went ID bod Re was srsoslaR 3 r{3sr,
shteh sei' ~ tise acos among II, of shav-
ssA4 = tNt+tttH Ntstasl a4sA s4tt4r t&ts>.t< kitE
eessl il&s ration srd loss Of FrapSTtv
Lsr 0s EHg LoS>gs
MaNn & wheeler. Nhaiesa e psfxr
geslerss occgsFts.ss = portion ~ ore OF tle
balhslExs As g stareaGusa. and - cssu-
sderaa'e srnsaut Of tiank paper VII! 4
Was tnsaPea
Mr. Rates, wao llvrd sa the ssssani hplla.
iae which cSGzht Gre. AID who keps :
boarding house, sayeii ths..sscaleT p.sTiloa
81 his ilTnasgFe. Ills Eass - siigt
The loss 80 the Puget Sssuf.a Ffshf0s
ssBlraus Is aaeur s. .nsa Ihe lvs was Nr
hsh. poultry eggs and game, Which we're
not insurcs
Mr.. IL ., HzN y 80 axncl 81 u he
buildings, except enc GA tae Soul4 owuesi
by Rev. LeRU,l IL NeslS reesar ~ -
Lakes paFi~a. sill lose cesusideE sbis ess.
s,sse OF th~ loss on The buildings fhe taSs
o. the Buildings wss zsont ss9A esVessa
y sbcnf s2.gae tnsnrHaee E1S ptaag
fSsss - ssll gsnss ltaks Mghi are, W leh was
ssscta - "a "a s. ~ Fat ~ tlse etsi siDg, on
~ seh ne hsA a9g : o. iaSWtSase RsN
Wells lsalt.30g MAS saiBed ~ sssfs s8Iksf.
and te had s2.fai T. ~giraage He {A enes
a Lew iflcA sfFnStafe isanseasiatsig.
esosrf TggE pEFkefNxNr.
The Frenaru respsuss,,s prampsv and
wursed haf9, aaspsfe fte oppressive heat
eAicA weas out ffsgm sae bugl log ha{sd
ing A. an essdeare 81 their aparec alton
Of t6e esE0fts az the fremen ~ save fhe ad,
soiusng property. Mr.. John Mtsfeadiy, THE
nayd9sTs raevcaEus. aai Mr. John smith
"a seat sita 70 ghis. Ralaey THIS wsura
fas.
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taEms FROM racowA.
vssioSs Interesting Notes fssIn eer
slater City.

tafA%t wy
fAooMA, JAY =. Mat ala soraklcs.l, fhe
Jap. offers to wages 500 to 500 thAt be eWa
throw ANYBODY IN Tzcou-a three salls catch
as ss-catch-can. tesi..e of ga hour
The cese which attracses n1uss Interest
ia fscona sa1e siiEe sgEce. when Alter
Icy A. =. ioah. sus.t President sesrrett, os
the Washington " National hank. fO- siop far
services Rendered daring The ofeAsiz&si IN
of the bank ia the earis spgsng. hss heuu
decrsesi against Mr.. Iaab. Tne services
mentioned were iuirussaeiHg of SIR. scar
retr To prominent capitalists of Tacoma.
John Doe. arrested hy the police SIS tue
man who committed lAe assault apou tie
year OH daughter of I. Ciew Yesterday,
Was discharged - aas. the gvsds nee nol
being snsficleDf to attd HIN.
A warrant has been sworn out fssF the
arrest of Constable Ishmaz BY ogsgss VIasei
Goodwin, charging hisi with unlawful co
hsb!tsisoD. Ishmsu, L = claimed. went
10 house OF ili-repufe iasf Saturday nfght.
saving that ha had warrant faF ne Rrfatt
ei Nla,ef, hut offered to deIer the arrest nns
al Monday II thc wcmaa wnasa eanse at
II ceftatn iierftleS. Nio1tt has siuee dis.
covered that TIE constable had 30 warrant.
aud n0s seeks Eteress IN the S1afas The
constable Is sgu0ag the missing
ghe aa1asc 81 thN state Of Washington
i Iaore serslus isan was 1T nr-f 4ufiei-
Y&itd, sud the hssat will therefore lie at
Ia her r&co wlth the 0sympian en SUNDAY
morning sGe hfase her rock.staui SHAFT
AZ the sSFne place sfse Falfhaven cid. Tse
0Fesk 80 not UGe however ~ the over
ssrRtai4E of the sugSsies ia tas gsr., ba tD
s HaW ia the casting
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TmRsE stN DhowSEp.
\ fstiy efEailraad Surveyors Meets
With Bsa Luck

DESTEE, jnl. IA party af surveyors,
hesGei ~ Prank VI. Brown. ltfi here Nay
3 for tbs pHYpose oi exploring Colorado
river. With view Of haisasuv a railroad hy
that route 70 the Paei &c loast. To-Day the
following teiegrsm wsS rlesiyad from tire
erpsc .ts0B:
kASAh, lsa, JuT -
President Frank VI. Bfoss wss dnswntd
ia Calarzao river, Ia Marble esayon. gaiY
10. Ay boat bssug chpsixci sBile raauiBg
the r. as1s. he wAs tErosn into Il seiFt-
pool saa was unable % get sei, while the
other msu ia the D af xss thrown intn -se
cagrvHi a1d carried 3owu s:-,as 80 feet.
n here he landed. Ali her ta9t. oi The
expedition wes.t through the rapids safsiss
and ne last tssaE 70 ehea tne poihs where
BfoHSs wss thrown oF5t ofsls bRis msBHfe
astsf hc sank for nr las Iilis
F8xe Gays sfsey shis xotkiug oItr way
tisazt. another bssst wax Sriyea against A
eIiG aud, IN pzssbtne i of. St wAs cspsjxesi
ana fwa boasmsa. Peter Il. HRslseruaeh b
aBa Henry G. Richards, aoEe aFsHHsl be-
fo<e assistance could reach them. /; j. ina
possible % recover ans ef tae ssodIas.
EaSEsT h ST&STus. Ch3sf Engiassr