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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
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Gamblers. Prostitutes and Pipe
Hsfters Arrested.


Tae r.s,ase rasaess g.znasAsrS- Isrssstifsssss
and 0ssuzn ssssUkers Lass nlgat-
ussissers gesers xee ThpEa. earsy IL the
eveE "a, WISHED the Italian ssszrssa tsss
the stasszrss. GA ssusa TAiFss ssse<sss slsa
arrested ]. Dssasessa. = faro cesisr
sssseer Rogers .n3 Special ssEasesi
made . Ge-os % aT<su tame SsssaiA
den ga ID ksaa rect asso1. ii s'sioek siid
arrested ak cviesssais who &sfs
hitting toe pspe. They wsr
the, were adm tied - bail ~ the sassa OF
so each by Justice XIV - sho lad ofea
ssEnxa0pesi
shorty before saissnsshs csiasin kinley.
axsasfes by sfs5Sxrs Per. basozEu- ~nss
han ard Rzyn nd raid d tie rev OF
hausp-s s,f prostitution aiosss the IVES soc
Of the King sireei Dst1se
between sixth aud seventh szf.eis-
The following wozscn were sFzsssri'
Mamie Bsesu- Letyze SuAEssn, sei'e
Clarke. Annie stevens and Mamie Jones'
Two japanese pros flutes were iouro on
Eighth street. between Azis and JseX ss'a,
ard were a 80 arrested
Al police heA 3qusrsers TIE women we're
al ssmiafed fo bail II the safE al go esssh
by Justice Rivers.
ChxrseS gHrra.. agent for the King street
property aed the repar-d hashand OF one
III the women arrested. fe5lstwss1 THEM 10
police headquarters. he Was sFrestezi py
Captain kinney an a charge OF r@nt.ng
houses ~ prot tltases and was req airsa 10
deposit SO bail
The police say that King street and AZ
other tkoruaghfares uiasf be cleared Ii
srres ing the women viii rot accomplish
il, osners OF The property they occupy
viii be prosecuted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
rHE CITY kkpSr.

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" naay
ne esrk rempias !, In isOm san Fran.
elsso Is hssst zeal
The Lssme VIII anssh taking cargo #
t'se bankers sssfsy
The ueuFy Bailey ansoasig,i rightseu
tei7s os bay a. Has2s As wharf
The S<s4is usu aussh umls,asiur thgs
usfgasus. wAea shs utll auSvo gor Ia S,rra
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rELkeKAPHIc aannxr..


>AS FhANeIsoe, Aag. = ~ aseSs-- DOB
ane easy sfa&a business ss0ias: segss !. :.
~ s. Asslsst.
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toser srasses, sl.sasssg %
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fs's&to~ s-sfssxs 'ArEe. prizes cay
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Lewis county now has s,ae7 popula-
ton.
Another bank in Aberdeen is an as
sured fact.
Vancouver is Ia have a paid fire
department.
Cheney's electric light system viii
soon be in oreration.
The 0ysterviIle Journal has entered
upon its seventh year.
The Whitman county teachers in
stitite has closed its session.
Victoria's death rate for last month
Was LIS per go inhabitants.
Sehome narrowly escaped heing de-
stroyed by forest fires last week
There are 300 patients in the hos
pifal for the insane at Steilacoom.
Mount Vernon, with a population
of / ,ooo, has not a single Cninaman.
Fred Buse made an unsuccessful
attempt 10 commit suicide at keiso
recently.
Slaughter is To have new school
houSe.to cost $500 and a new presby-
terrain church to cost 81 go
The citizens of ChehaIis have raise q
subsidy of 81 900 TO locate a foundry
and machine shops at that place
Maggie Brady, hotel waitress at Ia
coma, shot herself in the leg at Rail-
road lodging house. The wound was
not serious one.
While unloading shingles near
OakeSdale, recently, Samuel Anderson
fell aud dislocated his collar bone.
drove the numerous ont of place and
broke the shoulder blade.
The total assessment of Garfield
county for the year 1850, is st.556. 3s5.
There Sre in the county 2.na8 males.
l.ts5 females. 10 Cinnamon and IL
Indians, making a total population OF
1855.
Aberdeen Bulletin: From Jim Fow-
Ter. who came down from the upper
Nishkah last evening. we learn thar
destructive fire is raging around Black
wells logging works in section /, town
ship i9, north. range 2 west. which
threatens Ia destroy the camp build
ings and about , 500 900 feet of logs
which have been eat and are now
awaiting the winter rise 10 he tioatel
down 10 market. Aside from this. i'm
any event, great damage viii prob
ably be done ~ Standing timber.
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John Bloom and Louis Tiff, lusi re-
turned from trip to Cuur Il Aleue.
give the details of shriiliag expert
enee. July 50 they left Murray.
Idaho, for NlSsoula, Mont. with two
wagons and four horses. They had
been saraed at Murray that the ion--
ney would be a dangerous one on az
count o, the forest fires raging along
the line from there Ia Thompson :.
After they bad started the roar Of the
siames was heard and they urged their
teams As rapidly as possible. The
speed 81 the horses was slow compared
With the rapidity al which the IRE
Travelled aided hv the good breeze
Finally they were oyertaken. and
leaving their teams in a deep Yayins
they ran for shelter into a deserted
tunnel which happened 10 be in the
dease timber. Their place Of refuge
vas entirely surrounded. and il was
tive days before they were able 10 get
out. The worst feature of the isnprion-
msnt was that they were entirely shut
from their wagons coutsiuing rrnyis-
ions, and il vas impossible for them
20 obtain food. There was n small
spring IN the tunnel, from which they
obtained water. bat they were without
food entirely 81 the i've DAYS OF their
confinement. When the flames had
burned cut they found two al their
horses had persisted and the other t,rn
we're 81 a sad plight.
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ERgvsrIKs

yrx rr@ Fs<n-s ess~@ af 20 ?. e. fzsse
= yext ksgi. stsrRer Ftszsz-
The nex Ssee-rse fa-s caznot DC Tfis ~
ssf~~xsisss cwasf< 10 ssss rsssSs srfszi - peers
<krv ssfae 3 rrseEtx. sfszch- ssSSFF<E. arg 81
the ~ay frs.s1 the kzz<
Th< f-ssr az tsc3Fge Fs1s&rss " . died
sgssens, st Dial.less ktttfsard Isaesssas
fnosrsux - sid 81 Bouly 8 stewart Ats-
dertskfSr establish rseE1f-
TIE Joshua Hersss Machine ccfr PAM Is
delivering . gnsSf deal Of frssn Tor seattle :
u~w buildings The cefnEAny 1as opened
an office in sne afkfB- nEork.
TIE r.n<rss sf Herman 0efhesn, who
did ssass5eals Hsxpaay rzovniSg, fsok
s.sas-e Yesterday usuFuiax in Odd ssai7Ss
esesTsess ~. olive BFaaeh, 40 !. l. y. u 2.
attended the funeral
The seven special policemen appointed
BIZ Narar Moran on TasstSy vent on
susv yesterday J J. Ses~e. wsa ws< enc
Of the fnss LIST appointed. has been kas-
sesstird BY Chief Mitchell.
c1srence ADAMS has brought suit ~ JUS
tee Miller's noart against ID. Bisei.aw d.
reformed In haasing Gumses. The ease Is
ses for Trial for Aaxuet =.
yesterday VAS a quiet car " It'll The relief
con Fnistes A sSex Young sgan MAS gwen
a r,asx 10 San francisco. where be has
friend. " no VIII take care af him. aiic .
destitute family sas given SIS IN cash
Annie Frsxhlieh aged 10 iaonths, iaugh-
Ter 81 Mr. and Mrs Froehiiei. died ycxfssf-
slay at her parents residence ~ the fssss OF
Lake strses. of eisolers iisfantnm. The
funeral takes f.iaee NJ o'esoek igstsy IN
Mount Pleasant cemetery from the irtE
home OF che deeessssi.
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THE gAfagoAns E>JOfsEO-
Capfr .srsy With the city Trans
fsrred 40 Gosrt.

Tie FugsS .Hssss Shore ard C0lumfsia 4
rs,ges -sunsf railroad con psnses yesterday
rasssr rauwe toward recceHpyfng their
Cd rights ssf-say. TIE move bad hardly
oesn naasse he~syes. before Tie city called
by xseugsag an rs action preventing
them from erozsfug Columbia street ~ ans
fsl.nt east ~ Railroad sveEsse-
Tae cd tsEl5E0f.way leaves zstlrosd av-
cane ~ fssseE avenue, aud ssIngs
IN sexmset % = circle - far
east as u. siiey between West aad
rsosss streets snt then comes back
int, ka4ir nj sseaae st Pike street This
sigssf 81 xay h.s been largely built mp
Else. tie IRE ~ the Gilmore. kiiboarne.
seattle wAyekossse gosapsny, and Com
sssersiai Mill 4 Is8mirer Company ware
houses The rrsss streets have also been
male an Uhs glefiga Ia tae ssrapsuy's
track By the grades beiDg raised several
feet
Yesterday morning the railroad msn
cozmenced iaFi lag track from fesisF ave
aue naFth. with the intention Of eutf Hx
through the street. zrasies when they came
IA tilsssl. and OF tearing down the ware
houses and other distractions VIXEN they
wefe reached. The Injunction served by
The enHpany stops sheiF work for TIC pres
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81. mAak.s CHURCH.
Articles af incorporation OF the
Parrish filled

The parish OF ~. Mssk's 10 the city 81
seattle. which has been recently duty or
gauixed with the appreciation og the
proper ecclesiastical satt,ofityyfof the
Protestant Episcopal eharrss in Ne United
states. yesterday led srsiclssM lncOrpor-
atipu With the county auditor.
The corporate fame OF the body polite
f. The Rector, Wsfsiens aud Nesrryms IN
III the Parish OF saint Marx :, ami It's OBJ
jecfs are ''sg prov de tor aud matntsla the
public worship of Almighty Col anu
the preaching of the gospel In the parish
according 20 the doctf'ue and ussges of the
Protestant Episcopal ehafch Of the United
states. and To establish and maintain
therein saeh charitable institutions ~
may BE- under the coutgol Of the rector
warsiens and vestryfncu."
The officers aud trustees OF the parish
are a. f1iiowss Charles III Fltchet' ,rcetof.
r. e. DsSaoes. senior warden. II. y. Whit
ney. innfor warden; J G. iiaipcs. A. N.
Brooke, charles II. kittiageE. r. j. Laird.
III III kuru4ft fr7lSfftss
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) =. AenElss. OF Ioftiand. Is al The Belle
yne.
Mr. G. h. Nootss. oil salem. or, was ia
Seattle yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas r. Drew left for Sau Fran
cisco isss evening.
Mr.. A. Y. Learned, OF Port Townsend,
was ia the city yesterday.
Mrs " 4 smith and Mss A. NJ. smith,
OF Ahstcosn, are In the city.
Mrs Austin A Bell AMI Miss Jessie Lnng
less lass evening /! r California.
NJ J. C. reneissI and wlle. OF Olympia.
are ia the city. 1ney are et the >csgysse.
Ar, A. 4. jackson returned Iuesdsy from
uoath's visit 20 his ola home in canada
United safes Fish Commissioner W A.
wilcox arrived Ia the eiiy Yesterday. lie
- registered a. fhe >eagrave
Mrs. George " Hall, wife af Councilman
Hall. asd Miss Eaas Hall left lAss evening
ioF eaa Francisco oa the steamer walla
Aslia
Mrs. F. : Potvn, wiie of The well,known
contractor, au tsest la the city Noadsy
floa I.ias, In, Aeh., accompanied BY her
ttrco Daughters
Rev. ana Ara 6SGrEe A. TewksbaFy, OF
Plymouth ehafeb. are AT home" wednes
day egeuiugs Their house Was tllled With
frisbtis aud members Of that charch last
cYvning
MI. 7, Mlnar and vile have returned
irem Alaska. Me- Miner isti last evening
Tor Mou'esaue. un his return he aasd hls
sste wilt So kast. whcro they wili spend
the winter
Prof :. siasi,y. state ss.s,teg5st OF lndi-
ans, arrived ~ The city yesterday ffom
NseteFla. n Z He Is making M extensive
Professional tong Of the fEcine coa=s, and
will remain bcrs fer several day He Is ~
the sss gtzva.
Mr. K. H. Collier. Aanagsr of the Ameri
can Tnnttne savings Union. who after Is.
tAhlishius q business I'm sfa;tle WAS taken
sick wsth sSl hotd fever 81 Port aud, Or,
has sufficiently recovered to proceed ga So
Saa Francisco for further treatment
Dr. J. II. Iascns. prominent san Diego
physician and i s3ihg spirit in that
lately prosperous city, is calling ia seattle
on bis gefarn hHHc isnfn . VISIT Ia Bis
former home in >sw York The 'cctsr
wlii spend SoHie time iR this c{ty and NAV
return aud remain,
Nj Ges4yge " No'chAiss esiftor of the
LassAer fresis FsaFassf ii t'hteaEe the
leading lRfalst paper OF the United states.
Is in the city Re is Investigating the tim.
esF feSonFpeS % the Pacific caa,t and will
contribute sa Interesting article 10 his ia,
PER ga the trees of Alaska.
NJ T.. X. SsflngNeisf. contractor and
builsiet. recently fsssm santa Barbara. Cal.
who has spent the summer yry,<iactiuE
ihe Sound cauntry, reports hss chu'ce of
lsgndeu. NhasCasa Comfy, Is his future
home. Ne. Strtng deld hss bought pfpp-
ss'9 fhere sad taken the contract for
IN lsaaE the Northwestern state Normal
ssssssAl ~ thai r'aes he j. row GA his ~
tnrs Yoy az 81 santa Barbara 10 cl,ssss cat
his business herc. when ec ws,i FVsaru 10
tbs ~eend and lAssfn his hnsineSs carver
anew la ths naw stat.
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rAssE>GKR LISTS.

Per s.salner Nails VALE. fresu seattle
August y for san Ffas cisco. Mr. q. "
Hall. Miss sGns Hal Ms Nsyasta, Ma
TevnS, Mr. N stanton. Mss fGsos1le 4
peasseFn. Mis- taFlvr. Ne ans Mrs. q T.
squire, , <. Baaes, Mr. ssT0xser. " r
spies. Mr. lewis. 4. J Rs,slx alton. ID X
stszosseed Miss X I. Andersen. Mis- RAx,
her, Mss Atsin<, Ms \. 4. Rell. Ms
fvsssa ia8g : " Baker Charles Asksus.
Nr. l. Csanton and wlte. NrS N. X. SAWYER
st..s thse@ children saa tWsafy ta the
stseSaEes
oregon & fsRlifsrzis-- Passed Ms,sfarsf
l. Nes1ee, Mss y t4afSn. T. 4 F4sngs
SD v1sei " N Me-sr BY. J Stevens,
frS,s iolasR, ; u Np7stn 49, wife. g. "
RSssr. essviSsan, Mis- 4 H5ush e. "
sareisy. l. 4 Eisier. > p. O'nfIsu. A
esfsesetaS ger Mssfcr -Aes3es. M whiss
sas sgs, Mrs. u Y N1seF Ii = fyse. J
Z NensSfF. a. Asrgee- gshA Sasl8xan. LIS
VT lars. Mr. e. Esrsaaf. " " shgt.
fses AT ssiss. Ns> ktehsa&na Hrs raaer-
hf5a, Ms | Gderh.li M NezaFes 4 A
"a lsy ssd sise. CAsssss fsshss and wlse
,. Foss AID City tNe seeonss elSs<
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New fIsa Csan@ry.


NAsa-ftAFEF WITH
IA Eastern company has com.
u'eseei TIE erection Of large ware
hoase ani factory in GEennarl. or.
Tses.te Port Townsend. on Port Toxr-
send bay fos preserving hkl,5es
salmon. herring asad other fish. Tbas
hass aisehaseI tb'rtv acres of land
and i've Sleeps aud ase negotiating f.,r
lsfge vessels % pro~ecate the Gxf.sns,
inc tFy, Facilities for making ss~-
aiFaes ana smoking G.h sill ~ she
In~~t extensive oa the Pacific Goa =.
-NeaziY sessAss' ~ nssps expanaed IS
VS., ~efks, As'el the anticipated outp,.,
Was y <ssa eases asnaaiiV. Tie
Nssassssia VII sse taken FROM she Fraser
river. canSsat IN American waf4r- al
fosRt K shest-. TIE hagi1sut es,,s.e
tFvtss Gaze kiafterv arc q ss.n 4 ssr-
.83ts ss88s$
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Rla STEAMERS COLLIDE.
The Wai.a Wstls fttss ths Ga ~.


As n a'esS<k yNsssf.tey aasF~.ss.sss a..
steamship NsIis Mas sSs .ssst aha 49,.
steamship Cfts os fnsh's. wasca va s,f,.s,
ri the os~Ssasa fmsessessaseas tHs,s,st.ag.vs,
wharf sssry tag suas sssse-ss ss>& ii a,.s
fender ca IKE Tsw4 sssse. AeNs1tnx -
hinge ~ her aI1es FssgsS sa4 t.@ssls sss.
her plate.
fhe faestz ~&x iyEuK st fse sss8 ~ sa.s
wharf dfsghHrgsnx bees sFTs. 49, fks u "a
Nals&. NaE, b ezs s8s iass tfs2 hnsas.7.
wss lsssksag = t&alttRx - fkR ussssA $50 81
the = &aff a. shssA t&9 ffsssssz ses ges
N.ssA wsfs ses e. rassgs x saa-xn
hssesAase htpst@zs shs sssFe shs tssakre.
ssea; o'rassssa zszsi - Sfag sssi kassss -.
stream. $40 i1Fsea sssst sssss ASIA aw ~ So.
t.s< svxSFAs A&sssifxst Szaks t=s...4 = Asoa
the IueAs AZ. Tarafaa axasa. -
sfsTsx>t tsSs ke sz3 Asa taMsssS ssssr sgsf t. =
wharf kssass las tAsa Stse ssiz w@s aT
IN bis FVex1Nsas, 81 isse sAts sAsuA wax
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4 DAILY MAIL TO WHATCOM.
The New Arrangement Goes Into
Effect Monday.
Prayer Of La Conner. Coupevflte.
Apacortes, BellfnGhsm, Nook
sack and Blaine Answered.

Postmaster Braoses yesterday received
the following Telegram. which is self
explanatory:
p0er OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WasHisGFos, ID. G.. Aug. 2l.t
Postmaster, seattle. service on the route
between seattle aud whaicom Is ordered
increased IN six times week from the 9th
inst. Deliver mail sceos dinghy. Write TO
the postmaster AT Hhatcofn. Informing
him on the receipt OF this-
WI. Pollock,
Acting Second Asst Postmaster General
In the psrlauee of the railway mail clerk.
this route has been known ss the w hat
com rnn." aud Includes the towns of
faGonner, TuIalip, Coupevilie. tfsslady,
Anacorfes Mukilfeo, Samish, Ok Harhor,
sehome, fairhayen, LyDdeB. NDoA safk
ana Blaine. In the past all OF these towns
have been getting mail bat three times a
week This miserable service has been
positively detrimental 10 the business in
ieresfs of many OF the towns mentioned,
and the citizens IN. reof have strenuous
endeavored for months past 10 obtain bet
ter service. The matter has been before
the depart meut for some little time past,
and the news of the fsyorab decision OF
the department Will be welcome tidings TO
many.
Postmaster Brookes stated yesterday that
the requests made by Mr. Pollock in the
dispatch would be carried out Immediately
and that the change would go into effect
next Monday, as provided in the insfrue-
tons Mail will be delivered daily at all
the points mentioned. and few days will
see the new arrangement working per
.ectiy.
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-. II. s; n. BOAT To kAMIICuE.
The Hassslo Taken on the Northern
Ennte-keplNcrd hN the Idahn.

The Oregon Railway & Navigation Com
pany viii after Friday next run boat TO
kamiicise daily. The steamer Hassslo is
10 be taken OF the northern run and
placed On the Olympia roase. 81 which
kagnilcfse Is 70 be annexed
The steamer Idaho. Which Is RON Rnser-
going extensive frpsirs a. Tacoma. viii
take the Hassasos place. The pniy chanx.
81 nfe vii I've with tire al 0rnosu brat for
fseotna which will, after the change goes
into eFsret sho'st Friday. leave at sls
o'ei9ck IN ihA evening. The Idaho IL sx
pecsesi here thfs morning
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paIss< neuers ApsnA hin 49, Asrnk nd
= Z isxrk wlxt : pe&s8 sk<fzsy tbzsf- nhfs
wae fSyssx 70 - sk<0<gA - psxssxz.
re essr~f kt<kxd rae fhssf ssxs
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zsrsey oE hss terscz Tn kssss u tsas
ss~xe t1unx man uh0 s<w
asxhss a<o got drunk II 1AFcasa Eat0<o
se bare s<<n rocket Of 81 81 and rFsAf<0
sDsh disturbance ~ ghe H0sss fsfe Tax
an sss<c~r hssi 10 D. sgian4S-sed - take nini
-. 49, s4sssk 4es.
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AaCsgM ENrs.

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sossi sfseHsssaee ssst usghs AZ Tara BAH
- s'e tAR seecai assht's FSTtesnaAnss a
fAe fhsJ.sxe oaJae,fv CassuA The fe -
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tssA8s ~ al - frssfafsst glss sssas2ssass =
aHsaaa < sesr Isr5t
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PORTLAND, Aug 2i.-Tos.ay Telegram
sas received here To TIE effect thst tn.
po>iot ce at RHfas, NsstAo county. together
Win ali its contents had been DESTROYED
hy nre. The loss and particulars are nn-
Known
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HOW rHE ruuNiN BURNS.
anterstew with = raasatss.ar A,
ttgaf >etaka.

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q cigar, said a smoAeT. A. DC psesssi N,
his ~esd saiNA he hs.l lssJ aside Hhess
tve saiastss before, Apa 50 the Hrst eer
ssi's elesi ~ tfsNysnl ahsse SNAKE Snss,
the sss- Yen esn ssSSys tell ss,ssa
eskss. eunttnuvi Sc, ~ssf lae tuneEa 81
tine Il VIII h0ad are Sew ta5s ys.,...f,
cigar ! N staeki@E he4fs sfa tas I've es4e.
ates, Walsh y = iatxeF tlnss Ehas. a.fs
e'hsf slsSF V exec >ssas ss aua I've
used tAe weea ever sss4su -. -
snonsA."
Only she best Havans sl1sF ssf hasa sse
thst ssessn 81 tttHr. sa6 Faat 8 whst !
used In tae fHsnalE hans aasSe vs.ey
fhis htsrsa Ia hssss a. aE xufs ss.ss,s,fss -
over thv >ssaRs eseNtgs snA sas Fszess,
t1ksr usHafsefssFs, tH sAe ". sssfsF Fl,s-s,
60 TaiTs sssses. ~ Ssf1s hasy Nsl8se seessrs
frvm essssssse clttss IS wei A. ~ssss4Is gh,
phansx etssr - Stsplseisg EsafxssEs..s sef
kes West stests wAsYN3ee sasro.ss,s,..t
Nssts VII ssa, pyea Hlta hszas 49,
fssstssfsti geSsstx
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The GsthFse, Oklahoma convention has
s5!oaFEed.
Felix o'RFien hiss been convicted 81
Jars -bCiblsg in san FRANCISCO.
Fear miners wee HI led bs fall 81 sasss.
IN Nesi Xisssuis coal TaiHe Nanfav
night
ALERT krssseg, whn mnrs@rssst Harry
bsoste ia Montana July !, has been cap
tnrea Ia Canada
81 Piitsaure, Pa, Teesaav. sn Of r.
tpeFy exploited, CON usvsssy wysekiax fhs.
e1titvs s>;ah istmsns aaG Siillns ose Isaa.
The loss Is ss00
az fasiafah. Ky. Csmps. Il psrseg. IN
= aaSrTe wish n@IS Dor -anssi Rgasgzs,,
Bit hiTa wEfh u efGh = hssf Ersnas. fsea ~
eva Parker wtiA ku3Ee parAer's 81. ~
also - rff.ff~fs- ffs f@svss
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Train Accident IN New York

ELsIRA, \. y. Aug. 2i.--lt is said a
wreck occurred o. the Erleroad at Biz + ats
last night Two freight trains col.ideS and
a hagman was sent back Ia stop passenger
traiss. M. ed 10 obey orders. Two
engines and Dea iy a dozen ears were
oarned. Engineer Andrew Wallace and
Charles kimhai3 were fatally scalded.
and receiver tanned WoosihaI and sev-
eral passengers were 81 ghtiy injured.