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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

she Patiently Awaits the Resnss 80
the Eiecftea fn France.

lESgYTsess- tSSs. By y r. Associated Press
BxKuS. >eps z--rAs sgs.sssxcA al ssse
opShiaE ~ ire ausl sessis0 ~ the rssrA.
STAG j. csa<snr sll YassisS ~ Ak uhAf furm
OF Tss3tsy tAe geg eraEnsat - Akeay 10 take.
on Snieh 70 ~ lsgfoss he seansrs ara
the sesas sgsas22l press Aissarss 30 s:~snsai n.
siession. fStEee HassHasxk il ssAvsouslx
Awaiting size FeSasx II she Frcaeh eses~
noos@ IL The present gpsernineBf i ~
EaAssTtAaiy ~tAksnxss &s 10 make BoaiAs
er&sr a. important factor os the fFpafA
F-olics. 80 aFs certain - hsar tae dram
heAf as iD i,s7, a-st there Will b~ rxneset
sgEs2ss q the sstEsaEtc u suppsxs farther
sna'atsTf ssarStt as. eseA lf efslos he seexred
IN vo~er
PrsRs~ hismsrrk srseKss 20 es prxparsax
70 g1se p-osislstence ~ sesAal rwternss- hsan
sealing ~sta strikes. sad sssAsssrsss aGmiax
to p-steef khs E~poEer classes sg&snss aEstsBe
iatgs. = 90 4asas. EsfEtx,4siau xxnerAIy Is
II fsKaF ~ the saz ksrs Classes. Ansi waik
rlsF 3 "A ipS pAFt "a Tie eoEagag sesstaa
tssta - The rssensfsS ana issatsx aD5 sse
fass 'fzs zslb@sF ~ f0SS1asE Fiank Ia ihx essse-
sssl plztzsFnss &saaNhie military ex-
FAnskDn sREnls&s s4sss @alss "a The stirhsfss
- a eFeZstg 81 ea sss ussrks
TIE sssaFST af tis ieFeiga os-sec towasa
kssssa j. gfuasEx 1ssse, sad ne czsr's
t-cSsa1<zFf Qf Nsisiae. cSsEssataes 10 eEn bitter
toe fS2sktaKss fSfwTNn tke two esaaaSrsss
TIE senissztscsai press : txrmitsei or II.
sffac3e1 - stGAx ~tsa notable franknsss
and sever2sy HsEaAaFg correspondence 10
Ess<sna sfsslly tasuifcd zad a. article aye.
-Ssernsng mssst seseE. tAe fass cs the per
rssrens bsSsslasy - fae cF&s. The chea-
esla9f taezfsE EuaYinNfaa IT sne rxsr's ksssstsx
saEztfg vii esasse bic lsesaC@ss szsaf ezassssis
.svxfEasas ~ k9sssa. snA kensxs forth
f-knsa t4ssf 81. HssersbaFx an ne trxan
Paris
EAe s@p@r syr-exes Of tho snssrres With
hGgssac Aa3 1sssppruyex tae ssseA Of xvs
Ind iree sspFe IA Russia. oalsisie II
EHrssre.
knmors fhst EuVsesa Augusta has he
ess.ne Catholic MEr hzsxsssS
Tee crews ct tSe sssrr8ea raxa-of-e AZ
Adler snf kssef. Mfee sed IN = ~sE5sssAn her>
T1esae. asfg aFFtVe4 ~ ktsl
fTtuee hcufx ia AZ address tSld thsfa
fasF BAD uasass EssFgurTaSsf their 3usy in
-ss1as- sbo~fnR themselves brave sens Of
tAe tsstETaAna. h. s< seos8ea them ia the
nAE1f - the eTnp@nas. Who he said iose "a
ewes ug}x bsxye msn 81 bis ovu ~sFs. Tae
fSgst,ae Afterwards gaFe q dt2nsr 10 the
Essa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

The Champion rendered n Rscsp
ttou in New York.

NEv YORK, Sept AFTER mary post
ponements add delays the bong hsrsls3es.
reception 10 Joan l. Sullivan Was hela q,
the Academy Of Music tonight FoGr
feenth street. from Third 20 Fparsh ave
une, uas nilsd with a nanfly crowd %
Salllsan's admirers, and when the casrs-
pion cayrssge appeared il mas almost i'm
posSible for tbs driver to hTsag Il 70 the
cusa~sone. When the rhsmpgon aligefest
the Cheering " A. tremendous. The audience
ia the Academy was not neAEly - lxEge
as has been expecfs1. Sullivan xSy1ared
late in the evenI8g. he hS1 lost neBe al
his oat-tifae qRlekaesS sad gTse9, snss he
Beger APPEARED 20 better ADVANTAGE than
when ia his boat with Mix Cscarv.
His appearance on the stage vas the 81
nsI tor Eumulfeas applause, which lasted
ios ful4y tcn uluaiex.
The big fellox slepTSi 10 the foc;ligh -
xua n 49e cIe Of bis characteristic
speeches Re said
Ladies ssd gentlemen. ! g. not know
what 70 say 80 you. an a. Present suf
fsnDg fFon sffieifDD. the lcss
Of ray mother, bus w3sh
to hank New NasAs citizens
fo- their kluaness 40 EsS- They Al&Ey.
hsve teen kind aud ] aever shall forget tfs
beg sa reInaln your hafnsi servant
>uliivsn t.tH farnssi and saesok hands
with CIe2ry. and The audience ws. trEssed
10 hne exhibition 81 scientific boxluw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
wALLA wALLA Il. X. SHOPS.
The -. X. 4 ~. Company Thinks
of Establishing Them.

wsLLA wALI.A. sept THE PFozresssy ye
cubs commsttee, consisting Of J. 7
Jones. ", II. Rsesi sai III. : Blan8ford.
sppo3atesi tn inreFysew Eajsh saith relS
tive 70 the establishment Of machine shops
in this e;ty. urged uFoa him the ifapoyt-
sace 81 overcoming ala lli-fcefine IN wGiiz
Sa{is toward tae Orr gan kzilWav & NAvi-
gallon Company. The empseves in the
sso could llvs eheaTlv ART weil snd
Inske pleasant homes All klmd,Ot tGl3i-
snx maferIsl. especially hfick. are Aban8-
snf I'D Saeap. NJ. >Gni' stated iaaf The
binding snS sQuipptng ~ the Seeps woy d;
invasva sn OUTLAY 90 from s7Sfse - sSl 80
AID would employ from thirty to fergy
men. The company vss constantly sx-
tending It's rx~a snt the shopS would
gTRsasiNv sr8W ssrse-.
He could Dos ceHnlsstT promise 20 locate
them al wslis Nails. bat woalg give ttis
plzse csrefui consideration ssd build the
shops here II. consistent with due econ
cBay ia thc n nansgsfaenf ~ TIE ToAd.
walls walia wss fo4Ind u y sd sdVan-
fsEeas.s terminus Of the divisions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
THE NEGRO TROUBLE OVER.
Reliable Information of the Number
KILLED GAssss he HAD.

Ma Yeas. ~sEt The Hsvsx .FYezA
"a sgses4l sxys he tsgaase tasi..ssaFV
szsS@ig - .ss9zs gyeT. The ses9s - tar a.
cEz b. learns9 - tk&s ssxassen ~ twesasy
7Tx-0 seasssss ssa eswu secs szss8 esaRe4
{. - ssspcssktls "a sat aszz srse exact sara
Esr. tas fpsr csaTss~ ~ESs7eseaf bss sssse e zx&ag
sss-e ze-s gsisess fFssEs SIssns pt.ssers SIS
arrives IA ssszz&ssz sss1&y fsvsz SlatsF Gsfy.
@hgrs E1a&t IS 1sF f53lsRg ase@zrr~3. ssasrs.
IA . sfn Trey isss1 ssgstsr AR3 sssga xt~FsS y
-s<ta-sss A4a B6ae azFs tkssse ss.sesss 10 -
lesF sstass ssf Tfzx -lssszzsrx wer ~
ksz4ea- - sso,zaE ~ EagtrHSsz
ssg fsse past rSsasA gaFy have t4sN re
eesH lsz = szss ss3sT r8ss< szz ssszs1a 1t *
a. Z asga2zx4ag aE1sSer sks ia 8ts1aee * k9a
ssAsss - 41e gaszss zsn tA&s saek. -
sA@a = Glsgz~l 81 fsse s<smsSs ~ - "A. sss
xesss eg s0ErS a. nssess4sy saT ESr pzes
ss~sv-as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

oLYKPfk. sept 7.-Ihs following cor
Psrsssons hxve fged article. wlsh Seeretsr,
White.
The Farmers Savings bank, ef wals
NsLss EEfsi a. sSoeE, xiEss sest. trustees
~ z. aEr22s. D HeEsiisray. "a. u. Do,
Besl. T. K. -sFasziat D. ]. Crowiey. I {,
haas LsX1 AEsnsy. John poosey ard J
=. Bye ess5e I, ~ lfss sasf an1 CARR on 4
rrBsf and saSlnss sank business IA pur
chase, saytss N. sgsraatSe aaa Seli bond,
snd n1orfgsess. seeks, biI5s OF exch0nxs
afz4 ether se~ 50 E.fs =
&eSsushs Lsa1 y inSsS zsear Corr.
psuY. 9f >eAfEle-. ,af4i stack ssfsafss1.
trL1stfss. J = &e%sugns. y T. aeSsEcf,
sisd James AcNgn-h, saste<t. 30 rure hEse
sc9ulTe- and ana iBpsoye tayEasaz lzY.kss
timber lands city lob sai al other s.fox,-
erty
Resixe. s4e'son Company. af seastse csp-
ital sggcg. Sc }aNs. grastens Chs les j
EeiEze. A. e 81 - AID " : s-es~Dsae s,s
tecs, - carry cn x neral lnns.eT aud
manufacturing bgSfat -. zsla sssF hzt nur-
pose g. ouy and sell logs. - deal ia ans. 20
plAnufsetura laEaa~r. doors, bsinesS. sssh
Ea0l5lBg4 s8i sls kinds oi aiBlsafngs, Il
contrss& ior she farassalag ard erxsfsefl
cf az slnds oi eatshiae. sHsi the fuTai.a-
Ing Of gessi, lass Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
Energy of Ellsn.hnrx.

ELI-ESsBU SO. sept That osr citizens
are wide a. ssxv and energetic is eyineess
By she fact that they are nSw constructing
= line oi ralir'ssd anAitieG by ans oafs.sic
capital. from sHls ei;y II the coiEa bia
river. tAenee 70 the Ceneoanliy mining
district. ten miles 81 whIca j. n0w gfa4es.
and will sssan receive The raias of stee5 A
ETzQsE generous Ar3 beautiful tract az
ground IN fhe city hsS tsees donated 10 The
state for The cspiloi b2ildiags aad We are
sufe the people viii never regret their
choiss sf the city Of convegssians" j.
chosen s. the sstuTs csgi;si OF the Res
state tsi "A z<nfrgraa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
DOMINION LABOR CONGRESS
II PAYERS the Fixhr- Hsar NsssDes
sad Henry ae0rg~'s sehesne

&axT&E&G, sept --Eae EsaEainspa lai~sf
ceaKrese yesterday passsss reseistlea sp-
pFaT5aE q ttsr stght-AunT Hasvenzsnt
BsHsY fseorgss lzfa iAxassea seiasnse. the
appointment q = esz3p1isogy s~sard - AZ
sitrAslpa tof fas settling os al dsspases b.
fsTxS Lab sTxrS ard vsavioyzs. sad asssnx
the government - pass ase snmy<lii1S
ali cszsy dealers - tesfsaF csapfy boxes
Day sak.er for bakers W&s sroearsgeG, an1
ftraAls fyss-sesseyS, = w4s 6<xsAresi ssssya3d
rsSx1Fe The s&saf N.y "a EzeB. Or he Srr-
xentps4 fruxa musktuE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

sTEzSsFTKLB. Nxxs-. Szfs T--T&s ezTs9st
rxcs-s en- asEasssea psra ssoses. To-Day, The
sssensi&nee wss sxhl. tAs track s-ifs
sssy~ sad tsae wra&her ca-a5 sssss pleasant
TIE auSHishe3 "a essSs q FEs3sy wss
1issoses - fn ths S-ss sssi. Sa3Se q,
saa wags Fzs seats yeS4srssv tzS S1zsx flss
ssaEsA AT 1sse t1Ex kezs "a ie R woa.
Mas< E-se~t sess0as, y0sskSx laird LzeT &
fss9TSE k2e~t tire. ~
g.sss ~ &se gs8gr&ztszss xzzsss-
AAhAsse wssa, Ftaans.sgsf sxrsses, -sx&D
= e. epr&xns Ges1 E4t s8A~sa BsS'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

-. Extra se..isa af CoHxs~ss d.
Likely sa he Reid

AsAt>&nsSs >sk& T.--se~Fxs.gy wtw-
tsssa = 81 as ,se waite heaae a. se'gss~ek
tais sasssziaaS a. ssas rsssssSt Of Sae eFsss.
ssEt Atzer saaE essfs- aiT7sagz - eS,sse
sAss 20 tee tySNsasg y hs-x he sz,ocn-ee.
>sss-ae s'isiessl EssEs-S SD resarne.s ia sane
- seza eSosnez meeting al Il usezssck
sssSsers ssze@StaE Nere -ewfps1rss. Frs<-sssr
.FAss SssG >@eszs fN'syEs ssss- 4sessers.
AsssT a&sr sDt AgsErasy nsrsi Miller
- eza<ESE w&S N ScssSzsa tsree aesrS
szss z = zns<erszsss shss aszTis f@fc-fA ETsss
0s BE t4tzs wss Hcxu2~s4 - q ffss slsssssss IL
taS s7rsxA1,asty cE cz5isaz AZ exts4 session
ef e1sngTess Tie s@Bresssou Is tai q
negative aerssso2 wzs arrived az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
BErTY wALLi~sroKD pEAp.
" fdow sf Rev siu usaenzry soldier
n >on la seattle

AANskTe. si2a- Mrs. Eiszzhxth VA
Anssssrt. avilxs eva As ''GzAntsraotheF
~ "Besty~ @siuBzforl. sie1 lass nixhs
sges - yrrs. On last Iaiy Ssh ssa wss sase
Gals sarysyi1s ~asUw os ~s3dSss - tie
FeSasGE1oG IA Eiuas~sat&. sns WAS TIE ODD
ssf exreps o3e IN the Tnlsssa S1zse&
-Ae wss married IA i@ls o. Jonathan
hssaiEgsorG, tsen 80 yssr~ oid. "A s0 &C.
listed IA tas rsxssa1soa a. the age q +.
A1d xtna shnFush ssEhcat injury sar
Asl sxn Assdfszl. enc q ho1a, Gznsh-
Ter, tssassss Ia thls 1ify. Rasl sra la SeAs-
'ze. she easse 20 NaEkzto n fs,sS. ana hak
reetsttxl her slnea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
THE LONDON STRIKERS.
No Agreement is Made and the
sfslke fs SIN On.

IsSp0s. -Sp1 The dock companies
have sgrresi - che ssensaas os shs sirke-xs
bat The wasss 20 - paid are ~ eontinss -
- present and the Huioz rate Is not to 80
izto ef8ses gutas gaBsxyy /. II j. made .
co1as Zen ot tae szrxagesEsast sh4t al stxtk-
srS shsl sssasax wufk.
k0gf.s sDd FaiiSf, sfser cousH1rsax VITA
tae strike Fsi1s HGisfSs. &nn0aArs~@ that they
cUasa net 9uarsn.sN that shx men wonEd
resGna@ WDrk Monday. Thsy .xpsxifrd
thsf before siYing susl reply they wossd
have 10 xsGszft ~ .th the scxE4oaxl cezzEsis-
tse II the ssriksfs
far strike cazeUstse< issued Q Esaalfesco
ssaoag thAs TIE strikers wi4 not aeceys The
szssek cssEz y42z<s terms. namely. 90 ia
GREASE uf wages tnspsa Ia1u&ry /. sso co
c0ns.sfton that the m.n return 10 vs<k
Nese.zs next Tee situation - fhsrsisfs
aRef assgrs1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
Thursson Count, Democrats.

oLTxfiA, sept 7.-Thufst0a oouRfy
Der ocrAtie convention met 81 e'elock
= rs. today. and noninse>1 The iolloB Ing
tCkcfs For state senator. ID. l. Ward. oi
tais city. for repyeser ;sssyes. e. : Prince,
of SssEcc, and Dsniel Gaey, II lhis city;
iOy county clerk. JAMES kazie iffe. dele
gates 30 ksseUshgrg. esertss4 Une week
sgo. are, koo.rf Frost J. NJ
Murphy and T. I. Blotgeft, Of Olympia;
A Z. Young. of Black River. r. NJ Bard.
Of Tenino; Democratic esstTsl committee.
Chsfles A. keaoe, First ward. James Raj.
eiiGe, saccad ward. Lewis Cooas, Third
ward, James Frzsrr, -oayh hzy. A. X
Nsn1ernsrx, Tenins. n 4 Me- lefnsn.
ferDwsier; tsevrSe tnanhErs. lelfn
" NJ Wright. kucoss; Frank Ruth Clear
Lake: A. II M-riur, Chambers Prairie
A. 4. Young. Black River. Paisry Dem psy,
AcLAne Harry wsthsrela, Mud Bay; T. c
Van EpY.. OF Olympia - call committee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
Adam. County Democrat.

RIEZvEILE, sept The pemee-atse
county county convention Ees soiSy szd
crEaniEei by slecting A. i. Coffsy chair
nan and W. K. Cunningham secretary The
committee on Credentials reported and
the COZ Fention then vToesvztes3 "a nora IA
tsenS 2 l. krsosr received the mani
meu< sGppsrt 81 the delegates for repre-
sentative, and " T. Cunningham fer
clerk z. Cofty anst James MeCss q
we're efsss.cu IS 4 tezxt-s 20 1Ae ssxs. con
- nGiea 8aa Sre nnSnst -Ec-si Harmony
sH1 god feeliGg prevailed p u Drum
heller, "a spokane, was resent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
A NEW DAILY PAPER.
Mr.. Jore.' fixst Arrives xza win
ss9n Make His Eaw

frsT TgE SsEsp. >ept w T. s.re-
reseEFssi ne PAPER ye~ssrssxy 5y Fse sr9 an,
- Michigan ard sIS sssze the ArS. ess-x
8f~ogi ttse issh iEss sszf. he Erwa.~sx sak.
faz sssa-rsasesi press s4isFassehss. esa ap~rstx
Msth the metropolitan press
kG~ srzs j4AFas .sxsz1kSs sazssz<E y II - o.
capped by ~ eSsfsszzss asacssls az xsrf.ss-s-
= * - tss4ge ersesess On E.s corner al
aFsr sa1 Etizaer~ streets
Agze-- dsazi95er OF VI and AEs. " gIlsara
cslilz3zu. izsdfDg r&;ixxas 81 Par- H.s-
se<S, as snr&e { vgSssrisy, aged r@aws
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
Two Men seriously injured hs the
ptsehArxe - Gun.

>roKASK Falls, sept - " Thcns1n.
a. cd ms and NiiIiau ClsS se1i. drsy-
glsn. we're th-sefiouxiy injured fas'sy hy
fhe accidental discharge OF a double bsr-
rcied shotgun. While moving Tbs aoase~
bold Eoesfs oj the lagTsT. The gan wss
rlss'esi IA with ether track aus ~ heB gTft-
1fnE = irto The wsE0n ere Ban Hgsr - * a.
ssil q h<stspFsrg ana dtkg EfEet n1s barre.
Ta@ ehsfse Eisacs~3 ase0g tAe ,iss~ #
a{lllSm CisgEet5's f<ce an serEi stsf
pierced rs ear au6 fsCr. which vas hs.3ty
Dsagsss = k8rEesh THeu s0n E.rs 81 ~ tie
gun. wh.G The ofheE barTrs aas at~stshrxssf.
n srirg a ssrxs hole So h}s a. te. sas st faT-
tmuateiv ssFrlsk st8twaFs.
sU~gessE wzs Summoned o. 9reSS TIE
Cd z8an wozr3. = Hhies uszv nos TsreTe
ssTsors. The gun wss heav 3v cssrGs-i
wfth No shot. snG 81 Al ksth s,Ssas-a<i
sfsxtA seems zarVsc1loEs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

-. LnC1s sept There seeEss 20 -
issgspsehsnsiea IN rvgsri % ths ruling 81
1E1Se Tasye e.. OF ghe United SEs5es ccart.
n the case tried before him lsss NoBsax
affecting The lktei Gf the cixArrnAkers
asazs. The ez5ssEt tis nos Asssf3e zr.snsa
TIE GnkoH er hold So lsfas inrafi5, bot
simply evsrrsalst The Sc famsrvr assa fss fhe
d@fsaas1F~ std heid that TIE ,ssa ut z, =
cigar u&uufsgs@rsy sBa racmfsr 81 The
anion- wss not enfstis-9 70 sn injunction
D0 tae fscts Essssssn;s1 sgsiaxs tas parties
sae weFe con'eE ps.siaE Ehe iAt<.i ss5ops<si
- sses sfr.fs.-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
SEATTLE WASHINGTON Isa

saE rs-x-r@~sez sva q Eaassc~ warns. xn~
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sbseA b. = x1zEAg - 10 Ia
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Eat TasSss 6ss xNz mfsh -
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- = ssxx ssss nzzFzs also slxzEss sax u q. h-s
eAz 2sfxxsscss Ezesssg srssa xssex exs~g
thanazaAss IL Ease eEzg szxs.r ssxs girrTgu.
s<a1ess ezs5x IL Smaller zzssszzsse& 9@
Ewatr SsserEF pied 20 samp hsx A.sus<. sszf
esa-<e y Tzxl aase has b-~Ea kerx Gxx~ Aim
Tears AsTfnx e-sa eExt1xzssn@-s saar -
wuasc zA2xe saeh m ATTEMPT hEs ex@.
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III ssxzay.
LAIR chang ieag Eaax Pnv AID Al
fkssse AeTs zrFs xfexs fAkx attrrrs.sza On rss.
ssssn -siEst u xaz< Chsnz. snz-x<<s nish
eArv5 x ga ssE3 ealag game eSl.rss rs4
game O. Las TAe r eases s1;z b Asarss -
sss-< {nsssee -yssk> a. - n HsxE 4oa- az
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ttfg~oS VsLEE- Pa. -Tgss. Ia Eesz
Ssesss4cs azgAseEs today e sa< sosa -
& fasg 4 Z 1emltT ssna nrrgf A~f fseez A
Williams. sAs rssiTlsa1 zxSsf a. tAsi
e~e.Et. sEAA sTsgAf y E2sss. 81 AAse@
SO sxzsssr sszs = szxz< xaWs :.
@nE sxS~sessa 80 sETe- Tee ora essglSa
canvass - egstax 80 ~ kS@ EtE&ss &1s4 Z
clbsEzgut xnns hsTS. s~z s-se asssY = =
gr sassss ksps A&ea are sEssax sezsssz ssa'
aazss "a = SEsssas - zss . rstfssTssE 4 ~
5snMezas ~ 4Iasa9 aaSA x1rss &11 sSsssaz
kssss - Nzsf 4 sss ssssi4s1s
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One NHi Hang ard Fear VIII Be
Imprisoned for Life.

AsicfsFfLi.E. Ky, sept The sAerss OF
PIKE coaniy. AZ. arrived Al Fraak sort
today Nib ths fnres psisessers conHIrsesi
81 Pl&esasie fos the murder 81 the NeCoys.
IN the Actioy Hsfessi Interstate seaa.
They are Eili~ssn Mounts, who siH hang.
and Valentine Hs,aeld, Alexander Ness.
Doc aud rs unou MsrAoTp. SagA sentenced
10 lie uprssaaEeHI Ii = aopxs. TIC Goa
sarEsuns I'll end th4 fenA
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wHEEffSg. " va. ssps. : Seas
%eanesv5lle. sbon: twelve ml2e< e28s
here el thS oksg EtSes railroad fhis even
sax king Carts EsA Niss nssh Nxsss sh@sas
= yezrs Nesx ertss-inE fhz rsIirss&si rack
t1 s&Trssxe p h@n szGtenly the n-rea-
bound exp-ess yesgzs3ssi . esrys And ssrax 4
the cArrazzw- Mr.. SD Mr.. lsz.ts wsse
h-exa iasteas19 klairss, sn1 9za OK tse
h2rszs A. fatally sa.l-est
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saESASa. -ets1 - To-Day ssas~sa ssE5oag
single tasos eeAng sxfecses la ihe CEnasE
szsAl Nearly eTsry lazn called % sase n-sx
~ss prsssapsag esssaa,ifest GA sssssszut -
RsEas ot5sftacD ts-esase ot rrse0ncei Esst
Slld expressed opsrsen sad tic few -
whom the legal et5sx1soEs have net b@en
rfefexr,G have oxsa ultimately and rssr-
eFHrtor1ly challenged. TIE defense fais
a;IerRcsa ea8osvossd 80 nbsAin "a orsseg
srosn sac es99rf directing iAe osneT 81 tee
& ~sssa Fs1fsAEse 30 E@rgast the Gcsssss ~
sci~et asld examine ~ experts certain
stain specimens 0f hlsASt and the stains
on tas floor and w4ll. oa; fae conrt ar-
clasd ne bad so poser IA issue saeh sn
aFsser against iAe owners ci private prop
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SaS F&ASeGscs,. -egt. Charles A;aias
3 sinsmits, stA his wlfe wess @7ressfad ay
4 Secret service agent fassy 90 a chx-.s Of
essanterfesfiag- uyaaat tssF Of ~g2yissas
atekrss sas1 szss fos rasSlax nfrksss and
gEAFzeE-ss.s. sr gsas7Fss sEUr tytUe5 IA yAssT
hasnSe Essfh s8EsstFesf shekr sMtsE Atkins
sss committed so sd Sut - slse W&s
r~sessss ga sccsmMf af asfiSx sArEe
rnasE csilt-an AesanA.ag ag.sa aer.
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CascAS0. sSg's, -.-Tas Reck Island rus.
/ has giEen formal uosiee ihss is Soala ;s-
elsf2e % recognize the action Of the West
era states psss@ugeE Association ~ -
neeessag Thursday, Ia plarsAe the
A@&tTs - shs assoc xss0u Ia
tAe hands % tAa scretarv
General Manager - gaha states fhe
gsuGpd that tzs election of seerNfsry ~ss
u0z vslt1 eseSass L wss n~S efeefeA ~
unanimous vote. and BE- kanozncrs that
sis company VII conSnne 70 rscas nsae
joan y Abtsssi as Sfii1g chairman nt ,he
association. fbts . the ssrse Position
iE6e8 bv General Manage FgAn' ~ the
CAiesgo. 81 Psul 4 Kansas city ROAD
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saxxg<BEXD BAY. sept. The attend
sGee ~ TIE races tS1sy xRs about Is.ast
one uaile-Crsexszasg wan. Bell a'0g
second. Maori fhfrS Ti~e soZs
Thneeqass'erx rtfe--keClaFs Won, Nora
sssesa1. Tasrou third EiUze. 36 IS
Nife and gbree six;s~ssa- Br0r Eosnsyts
zoa. AsraNter second, Hiatoa TgGis
tnsr. TlEse. @ssE
one z81 fhrez-4 1srT7rs Fr2i3Es->siTSto7
wsn. Bob secSsnsi. Le~reHto t5lri TfGe
o. %
sJgs. asss one -ssghta fn fee- Fsserzi won.
Ssyideawsv sscoad. TsSr&-oa thIr1. TIHe.
- -.
one and three : asrrer Esiifs ou tarF-Sz
Lake w0n, MonErsss~ seCozad, Bona Es
third Tiras. Aettss.
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MArsls sept 7.-Yssios ssTes Is raxsss
In ylgg
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MORE kkitk>
Large shipneHt. Are Being " Sd~
bsEsy e. fh@ sound.

F0ErzANn, Or. = -. 5.-Aa ~ Yassss "a
Portland S-s as exsek q TIA essgnA
ts&sry hxs a el5s a0atr&e &a1 the NaTssa-
era "a e. hAse sos ~ sErscss &szxzs essza-
iuS la Large eSFN. shseA a-e lSsz1esz eflt&
ar5es. xre a. aE oRs a&tly- ksas~aoa &
-sstaer1sns ars sh1pe1ag ass.sf csse-,ess-1
ines have Seus - Kss@ssf Sad essta4s@s s'rs
an al " 81 a2St&sT 80 AZ s92E.
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The Pacific fest>i Company VIII
Buisd fa tkis state

foETLassa. Or. SsPs 7.-g. y Dey. eg
ssw fosx- John ". A@eksys private sec
Fes2Fy. wss here few csyk s<o saa said
Thai TIE Pacific Fess.l Telegraph casa-
E~zng All sEs=nd s, s,xe,ssa sztiiiaz lines IN
iAs -oath S5ss FEAR. Next year the cous.
panF 81 - "a lines IN she Snierssr @. or
eS@n sS9 sAssssslx-oSs connecting the
sszsi Isssrsss Stsa the large eltses
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DK~TEE -evs -ir David IL Moars,
eS-rissgseeiioz of the DSnyxf rasysrsssy
= b. RESI- Eaesi els ss&lr % gosss.eas ecoa-
cray u the Sxxts CaiFsrs5,y ~ Boalcr r.
s1xs1ftAy sENsstsa. thr szslllsrsai uaasxs-
sr-nf Il ne Hssss~N fAgFss6sa 4E-sezss ~
g5nFfnns-i. lie Aexves aers ~ ~ Few
nasas 9a Muuesy
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WAsaiSsguS. SEPT. The indian cssee
ASS Teoetxe1 = rsT-S-t frurz Sgsssisi Agent
Gordon, Ia wAiea be saw majority af the
rzzls uasmksars ef th4 CfasNhs tribe af IN
az&as nsS s6zaess 81 axrsesasnt q, sst
&psrs s.eas seras 81 asEss Ga thsir re~ervs
tssu fssE THE Use a11 useutsanTy - the
Aeszsas Ns7stzA1 indssg Assssaafsssa. for
"a sisslsI.&gy sa& sv1zs4ssouzs a HsIrespsse.
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gsEAxA wzsh. >ept --gss eo~zy os al
aukaasa Uz&a sks fsgH4 EAsAsa Ashore
AZ ms ysaee ssss aaaraiag wsh a sass n
as aaas. As sa@aesz was Ae4a sSs9 =
rezss9ss. q -gises5ag sas sseg faa{ b ease
- as ssnAzA - 50 uzxzaus1 81 A2~e. tSe
So szz-sxaf A. tGsS E5.g~
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THE CODE or HONOR.
ks ported Dael fsetwsen Fiery
southern Legislators.

CeLVsSIs, Ga sept 5.-Is i F1mSse,s
thai hoa- VI. u Patterson Sza Ron- Vii
Ian A. Ha3. ai Ascou. r8smhers a the
segssa&rnrs from Bs5b esyaaIy. tough. q
aael 81 hsTlaT snSings. Ca. tass evening
TIE refsers ssys That neither pxrxs va.
seriously aart. = al SzA No facts can BE
obGxl2xs1 sanaxAG