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The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24

There seems to have been in England a
curiously marked divergency Of opinion on
the subject of Mrs. Maybrick's guilt or inno-
cence. The London correspondent of lead
ing journal Of Western Canada wrote before
the Communication Of the sentence that ".oose-
ly speaking, the Tories are in favor of her
being hanged, and the Radicals and Home
Rulers are against it. OF course there are
infinite subdivisions within these broadly
defined classifcations. One of the most curl
GUS is that all teetotallers within the Parnel-
lite marty. who are in favor of closing the
public houses ia Ireland on Sunday, are to a
man against Mrs. Maybrick On the other
hand the whole group of Tories who on oc-
caslons vote with Churchill are strong cham
pions of her cause" Probably the key to
this enigma of opinions is to be found in the
relations of the various groups to the Home
Secretary or to Justice Stephen. Viewed in
any way it is an extraordinary demarcation
that does not tend to increase respect for
some of the motives actuating the public
sympathy of the English in this case.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24

There is not everything in name. Balti-
more is saia to be a somewhat slow city; but
the new cruiser Baltimore makes nineteen
knots an hour, more than any other cruiser
in the navy can make.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24

Cure every species Of torturing, Illuminating, itch
ng burning seay ana w RmP ply diseases a OF the
humors, blotches, eruptions, sores, scales, and
crusts, whether simple scrofuious, or contagious,
Sold everywhere Price: CUTIcURA, soc. SOAP
25c. REsOLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
rR-Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages SO illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24

The Prohibitionists make a campaign In
both Kansas and Iowa this year; not 1or a
prohibtory law, but against the Republican
party. which gave them the law.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24

1t is scarcely probable that electricity can
do more bungling work than that ef TIE gal
lows in New York Yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24

An Albany boy is becoming capitalist
under the crow bounty law. He soaked a
quantity Of barley in preparation of
strychnne and sowed it broadcast over a
certain area where the crows have loved to
congregate. The result was, he appeared
the other day before the town treasurer
with nail keg containing l1S crows heads.
lie went away richer by little over $40.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24

A Whitneyyille farmer announces to the
chopped rags. He tried the experiment
this year, and obtained q heavier crop of hay
from rags than auy other fertilizer used up
nm his farm. Would hiring ragged tramps
to do the farm work stimulate the crops still
further?
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24
THE WORLD OF MUSIC

has prominent centre at the publishing house of
Oliver Ditson Company.
For Singing Glasses they offer SONG HAIR
MONY. a thoroughly good book by L. o. EN-
ERsoN, 1872 pages, 126 tunes and Songs, and
the Elements. (60c.; SO doz.)
For Cheirs and singing Glasses JEHO-
VAH'S PRAISE. by L. o. EMERSON.
grand good book, with 800 pages, las HYMN
tunes, 70 Anthems, Motets and Chants, and 10
Songs and Glees. ISL; S9:doz.)
For Piano Tea cheers we print and SELL YEARLY
many thousands of RICHARDsON,s NEW
METHOD, 49, of N. Il. CONsERVA-
TORA METHOD, $50; and Of MASON 4
HOADLEY,S SYSTEM FOR RECIN
NERs, (S3.); and also commend yery highly
MAsON,s TECHNICAL EXERCIsEs,
(S2.5O)
Sch eoIs cannot do better than to use SONG
MANUAL, by L. o. EMERSON, Book i. (3Oc
SO. doz.) hook 2, (40c., $42O doz1: and
books, (5Oc.; $3.50 doZ.)
Summaries and High schools use largely
such books as SONG GREETINE Of
SONG HARMONY, leach 5Oc.; Sc. doz.)
kindergarten Teachers use more and more
our beautiful X IN ID Il II G K II Il
CHIMES, (S1.25), or our SONGS AND
GAMES FOR LITTLE ONES, (S20
Any book mailed for retail price.
Oliver Ditson Company, Boston.
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The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24
pADVsC Skin and scalp preserved and beauth
DAD y by CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pul

Inc bundle OF sticks, each in itself weak and to
De snapped at blow, but firmly bound together
rivallng the OAK In strength, is fitting synonym
Of the Life Insurance principle.
The theory can be put in nutshell, Shall one
man bear the burden or make ten thousand share
1t with him?
INSURE IN THE UNION MUTUAL.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24
DR.. Major .. MacRae,

CPECIALTY-The treatment and the curing of
- Cancer. anywhere upon the external surface,
and also of the tongue, throat, uterus and rectum
persons who are afflicted In any form with that
malignant disease, Cancer, can now be positively
cured without the use Of the knife. by DR.. Mac
Rae's Electro Chemical Process, that excludes
the circulation OF the blood from the diseased
parts, which is mild, safe and scientific in all its
bearings upon the diseased cancerous tissue, etc..
etc.; also Piles and Fistula cured in few days
without pain, knife or detention from business;
other malignant Tumors, alterations and diseases
of the bones of Scr0fula nature effectually treat
ed professional letters soliciting medical advice,
with fee of $500. will receive prompt attention.
Parlors and Reception Rooms, $40 Congress
Street, Portland, Me. Reference of persons who
were cured of Cancer, in the State of Maine:-Mr.
Enoch M. Reed, Bath; Mrs. Geo. N. Rice, Port
land; Mr.. Fred P. Hodgdon, Portland; Mr. VIM.
Sheai. Portland, Mr.. Paul c. Merriman, West
Harpswell Mrs. Betsey Alexander Harpswell
Centre; Capt. A. ID. Pinkham, South Harpswell;
Mrs. Addison Pinkham, of the Merryconeag
House, South Harpswell; hundreds of others that
were cured of Cancer, Piles and Fistulas, through
the United States and the Dominion of Canada,
will be furnished to the public at my Office. DR..
Major ID. MacRae Is regular graduate of the st.
Louis, Missouri, Medical College, and also grad
uare Of the Cincinnati Medical institute, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and has held the rank of major regi-
mental surgeon in the United States army.
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The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24
LIVERY, BOARDING and SALE STABLE.

III aging again taken the management OF my
=, u - former stables, am ready at short notice
TO furnish first class livery teams of all sizes,
Stoupes, Hacks, &C., and we have special adyan-
ia iSht and oyer almost any otn s stapie
"ROBINSON'S STABLES,
81 & 80 Green ST."
Telephone No. APT B. aug22d4w+
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24

There are thousands of men VINO spend all thei
money, whether little or much, as fast as they
make it. quarter for this, half dollar for that
dollar for the other thing, the most OF them tri
fes, extravagancies, but representing sum
which put into Life Insurance would buy sub
stantial policy, keeping whole family comtorta,
BILE and Independent after ones death, or provid
ne by an endowment for ones old age.
INSURE IN THE UNION MUTUAL.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24

nave been aficted since last March with
skin disease the doctors called Eczema NV face
was covered with scabs and sores, and the itching
and burning were almost unbearable Seeing
mended, concluded to give them trial, using the
CUTIcURA and CUTIcURA SOAP externally, and
REsoLvENT internally for four months. call
myself cured, in gratitude for which make this
public statement
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
Broad Brook Conn
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24
BEST IN THE WORLD.
Further Great Cures OF Skin Diseases
by the Cuticura Remedies,
boy one ~ mr. and n half old. Face and
body in n terrible condition, being COW
cred with ssres. Sulphur springs fail.
Cured by Cuticura Remedies.

nave used your CUTICURA REMEDIES In two
ses where 1t proved to be successful. The first
wa IN the case OF boy year and half old.
the former being completely covered with sores.
took him to the Masssna Sulphur Springs, but
try the CUTICURA REMEDIES, which ] did He
took one and one half bottles of CUTIcURA
REsoLyENT, when his skin was as smooth as
could be, and is to-day. used the CUTICURA on
his sores and the CUTIoURA SOAR in washing
him. He is now five years of age, and all right
The other case was a disease of the scalp, which
was cured by washing with the CUTICURA SOAR
and rubbing in the CUTICURA, one bottle of CUT
IcURA REsoLvENT being used. They have
proved successful in every case where have
rapidly child will improve under their treatment
| recommend them for any disease of the skin as
being the best In the world. This is my ex-
perlence, and am ready to stand by my State
ment. JOUN r. RER6
American NJ
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24

"By-and-by," many a man answers when solicit
ed by the Life Insurance Agent To such the OLD
Spanish proverb applies, "By the.street Oh By-anu
by, one arrives at the house Never"
INSURE IN THE UNION MUTUAL.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-24
OFFAL NOTICE.

A LII persons who have any complaints to make
"A for the non removal OF oftal or any apparent
neglect of duty the part OF the drivers, Will con,
fer favor by notifying the undersigned, instead
of making complaints elsewhere, as quicker atten-
ton will be given the matter by SO dong; u; NJ
STANWOOD SEQ, Nos 261 ,263 and 2o5 Com
mercial street. Telephone $50 jy1Od3m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-05
xrsacfpAL MkTrEss.
CsnneTImss Hall saExests Temper
AIRY Measures.

A p5sT.EsTKLEIoRsegR rsps5ytef called
on Councilman Georges Hau yesterday 70
learn mis- views GA the city bail Aad water
works questions.
Il taing,e said Mr. rsll. s'thas a laid
iag ought 10 sr created 90 tie Oh site al q
coat OF f1sf $50. The city has not the money
~ present 10 pss Hp baildlag sBeh a. We
wssuaA Igka 20 bsiEd But Is ali cost about
fziBo - put lasi iu the present location,
sua ii xoaAd b. erossomy 10 build al cost
Of si4.esN OF cur oHH gretsnfL rsish y
building ss have Ia naiF1a wcslid iufafsn
ample fssafa for tSs Jail sad police head
quarters. aEd uhea we build al elesAfat
cts baildlug shis can b used a. an engine
hosae. We viii always need nfe engine
In that vicinity
"ani the ffSi thsng 10 b. looked after IN
the water supply, We will taye 10 make
some arrangement vita the spring I'M
Water CoEapsay by whien We tan either
lease or bay their plant II the city gets
/ H. alter from EOsk creek II viii be Two
/ years az least before the system viii be
/ completed. and In the meantime We mas,
/ have bsstet supply Of water 10 protect
our property and Tor consumption. There
/ have bes.ss several plans advanced. tut /
think thai this 10 the most feasible. The
I spring Hin Company supplied The demand
/ yery well when II MSS built, bat they are
entirely inadequate 10 meet our WAITS 81
/ the present time kEsry iDpT0yeme az
I that q made shnssld be made Tor a rop1-
I lasion Of lelsss, for thsrs IL no doubt in
my nsllid that We will reach tast number
az no distant day. There Il Gal! one city
{ in the uifsd states that can compare WIKI
seattle In It's substantial and rapid growth,
/ ana that l. Kansas Gsfy.
s'Sot on Y the water works bat also the
sewer system must be put IA on a grand
/ scale But these things cannot be soae,
nor ran We build a city ball sCch IS Nc
would llke 10. until We can raise the
money. Until then we must get along as
b. e We can, and the plans ! have men
toned seem To me 10 he tne most feasible
temporary mEaxares
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ovERwoRK THE CAUSE.
A saohomtsh Farmer wife Loses
Her Reason.

A Toor, faded, worn out and demehtefi
woman. with nursing infant 81 her breast,
was brought from Black diamond yester
Mefsgsw, who l. supposed TO b. tae natural
guardian Of all peFseus inCompetsnt 90
care for themselves
Tbs woman Is the vile Of John q.
Thomas, farmer living about hge miles
ErUH -nehamiSh A. near as 81 be
harmed fsuIn her rambling story. she lefE
hof9e on Thursday or Friday te So ta
Franklin. " here she has friends on
SATURDAY. she Visited Franklin, aud IL was
noticed that she aetsd strangely. Toward
evening she left the hagse sA. had been
visiting without SAYING a wufsi. AMI
nothing uefe was sseu az heani al her
until yesterday morning. when she was
found Ia tie patlig hall at Black Diamond
she had walked the distance ~ three miles
between trsnkiin ana tlsk Diamond
during the night. carry tag her babe. and
was About exhausted.
hof 4 time she wss very v Id sEd paced
up ADD down TIE hstl singing. praying and
weeping. anEti nature gave ons sad .hr i u
To the sfear Robert Bridges. tusi ce 81 ne
peace. was called iu aud had her examined
hy pF riaBe. v ho pronounced her inssfse
gassiee Bridges thereafeoa hroagbi her -
seattle and tarnt 4 hnT over 10 sheriff Nc
0Fsw. Mr.. fhamMs has been 1sd hy
telegraph of ils aifs sad condition. sud
wiil probably DC here te-4ay g. look after
her Lass nigtf size wss 4aicf. although
her nsuis, wh5eh Is 81 spstsiOas mature
would occasionally sswse her - s.ecognc
wild and inC0hrrxuf IA her speech. she
apTsags 10 h8SA lzva NgFu ugt Is hard
s0fk AIS wea4A doubtless recover her req
tHa II allowed . s. we4Es fesl and guiat
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DrsAsrEous EXPLOSION.
Fireworks Exriece "a A"sihs
Train.


MasrEEaL. Aag S.-When the tram
fer o aebec on the Grand Trunk ra.i-
read raised 81. Lasntsrts after goins
through Victoria bridge last night, an
explosion occurred or the express cal
bs which the nfessenge named hog-
ers. vas Killed. the ear completely
wrecked and the express matter De
strovesi. l. is ruHogei THAI IL Was IA
attempt - hiox m Victoria hTtage,
lls Sas deiayexs too hong.
The train. which vas on us way fo
Cue aec. Portland and iIaiE.ax. con
sisted OF seven passenger csa;scflsss. :
/ Pullman sleeping car. and sIsiosasig
baggage end exp-ess ears, tue s3lsa'
raflseSi being next ~ the tender.
The train WAS con. pletely filled VIII
rsasSsnrerS. among whom were zen
srai Middleton sni General sarertil,
tens,srt Step.seuson, OF the bFana
TrsIak. When the report OF the ex'
rlc-ion was heard a panic WAS aeoa'
u easue. but this vas avsrfed by
; brakeman named Jones, who rushee
through the train to the burning ear
siexlerioasay unccaFlei il and the ten
der and engine and lsE them dash ui
the road, where the engine driver. wns
pravsly stood af his pest amid th'
most intense heat, rsn them on
siGiing.
No cause j. assigned for the aeci
Gent. though every thing on the cal
was OF q very insiammable nature
among the articles being s quantity O
fireworks. The fact. however. thai
/ the fireworks did Not explode unit
( long AFTER under wav shows that tia
explosion did nor originate IN them
( and the express and railway people
sttsch no Importance 10 the assertion
/ that the attempt was to blox up Vic
snria hri.lse
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CANADIAN CARS.
When Engaged sc United States
Trsffic Not subject to Duty.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-The secretary
OF the treasury this afternoon rendered
4 decision on the question submitted
by The collector OF customs at Detroit,
as - the duiiable or not dutiable
character OF foreign-buiit railway
ears coming into the United States
Srcm Canasia. laden or for the purpose
of being laden with mails, passengers,
etc. The decision saws in part that
cars engaged in Sg h trade have never
been regarded subject to duty, bat
simply as vehicles Tor conducting an
established and legitimate traffic. This
principle has been in force for more
han twenty years, and in view OF the
ettled view and practice upon the sub.
iecr. the department does not deem il
conformahle to public interest 10 dis
tufb q decision deliberately reached
and repeatedly affirmed. and must
hold that the question is no longer
open to adtninistrafi construction,
although the practice is not to be per-
mitted to degenerate into license for
the free importation of foreign built
cars into domestic traffic.
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NATIONAL GUARD MATTERS.
Prospect of Trouble With the
Calispel Red Men.
Notes ahsut ufsscsss and orxanfza
tronx-E aroifmsns HefaFns--
military Asissocrasy

G.nsraiA. r. Curry vas called frsm
meeting Of sase military bear. 3 fe~ days
ago. ny a selegrau, announcing tfast the
s,sissseI Indians, 10 stevens county, were
causing nanch annoyance 10 The settlers.
owfag 10 the facf OF the Indians being of
the resersassola. and their derTeassions
not being al such nature as TO indicate
raeir bxing on tie asrpsth. the military
forces refused to interfere The sheriff OF
stevens county. appFenensiing some difii
s,,lry. called urou General Curry Tor atd,
wtafsh " III inauaeSsi ascIy DE given X f0ani
x, IA NEE I'D T9Seap u OF the National
s,;,arsi. viii IA tne nrss - enter the neld-
faptasa Joseph Green has already began
showing his company ths good elsseis os
their recent work in convincing tue cap
tain that he did not wish 10 continue his
aryiuons duties as councilman. \ rsgor-
o,is series of drills and 8 csrrfal TtcfHissn-
fyr tia. company is being planned,
Col Hainss has not yet 50 eeted sue.
eessar Ia Major sasrpe: late a.ilnlahs OF
the First IL i difficult task ~ tins au
of,iesr not oaly capable bat Wiling 10 MI
the manifold duties of the office.
! Cart Joseph Paillips. cf Port Riase,ey,
Is tn uking = rlousls OF removing with MS
family TO Shis city.
IN now looks ~ IL the Second regiment
will noE go into camp this sesE. tfoN-
Moore al enc tifEe. MAS av0rahie 10 the
encauipment being held bear Waila Nalia,
where IL was hoped the second cslvafy
would participate in the field exercises
Captain Fife, Of &C. company, IS sun
hard al work on his aruory scheme. The
business men OF Tacoma appear willing to
lend theft local military the needed flnan-
cial aid.
Aojusant General osBrien is beginning
! TO receive military enrolment returns
| from the several county assessors TIE
/ roiis so far com plet q show at least third
more persons subject "a military duty than
| those OF two Years ago. while King
| county's returns have almost doubled
| since taht time
! The First regiment drum eorrs, under
Sergeant Hopkins tu.orship, hiss So lar
/ progr .ssed ia handling The sticks rs 70 he
| almost Ready fer drums The corps will
/ prove a very popular addition 10 the Gnard
| especially 30 ~ il is composed III about
twenty OF oar very best boys.
Acting Psymaster Gorham has about
1 completed the payrolIs OF the ireops on
duty dufing the are.
| The Second regiment have not yet re
ceived theiS colors.
Governor Moore viii give reception tS
| the members of the constitutional con
| vention Previous 10 the adjournment %
| that body Officers Of the National GnaTC
have received informal notice that ths Il
! company viii De desired lin iuliunlform.
The average National uuardsman VII fee
| out of place ia aSsoelatlDg with those no
"a ss1sa slifarV -
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EREstEIts

Harry Nhss.gy. AGED mouibs. es2d
yesterday ~ HstoHs tsruxe tfu1 ehussrS
infsatua Fas FsaeFsi akes lila e 81 II
O'Clock 10 lay
Tie ttsassF is.u3ss Gillespie case ia
from Aadisss y.sssfsisy sith = sesss leasi
81 humber. i6e Sn sssf She sos q
tsals4y today
Miss slssafzfh s&Ysssy. AGED IA yyafA
sle2 as CssEsags rt3ssg saturday. dAs
tsnefai 81 : 8&se phase tavfssSt e. her hats
sesitizaee uas tNpl~f asfsFs. ue&r Harrison
A ueatraake "a iha taslsoftsl shake
fssarl - srses1ss - 8 neasssake SO 80
tpsuseFs&l Ssti3tan isst ssFnlRK va A.
tsst3pE ~ tzlsE ttftsxtsss tsst. Teas - sac
sRs-eat ssf4 Hl uasleF ~sef gsta.,i sss.a 81
saa plssxa y
s,sg akhs "a Se9sis Thlng 49,
Agsstea sxFzy rTss8 fesFeFsi&y sfssA<fsaa
&a3 FsssN akes g@1iHx 10 S lses sxhi as
fse~a th< sFsa sfaHs Tae}F tnseFtgss ssss
- So s&fAart lts Yes So saa - shs .,.ss
nStt ASA gs7vsussts8 Ias usAsf Eas
fast Nrs sessa Ca. $50 have q rssa
ffss5 aF RSF e,' 1fsefsuaa ~ tae nfss sara
@fsrs ~ IS ~ttsec1afAa ga th~ ~sSttse.
LAKE esssfe & Eastern raf5rsss& 5sg-srf IA,
saef NsNN terts FtH a. H0rk Ia q shrrs
tis-e tAe faFee W}i ~ Fuza~xfst 49, sss
ssseffast Esss3 g sfsA tsi,e1e " ntsr
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Dooa OF THE pERyIsnEs
British aud Egyptian Troops Pre-
pairing for Further Advance.

CAIRO, Aug. i.-General Grenfei in
his official report says the deryishes
made repeated and desperate charges
lpaa his men. They we're met By an
infsstry line o. hattie. supported By
the Twentieth huzzsrS and cavalry.
The Egyptisn horse sftjliary did excel
lent service. The Gervishes numbered
3,6)3 fighting men. TIE BRUSH troops
will rot return 10 Cairo.
The khedive has sent congralula-
tiops 10 General Grenfell. 1t has been
,ieciied that permanent occupation OF
Ssrab@b Is necessary for the protec-
ticn of the frontier. A movement
1pon Dongoia j. deemed useless un
less the government assents 20 the
views OF the Engiish generals that
Bahr should he held as the true KEY
10 the Soudau. Latest aGyices give
he Egyptian loss at seventeen killed
aud Isl wounded. One thousand der
wishes were MADE prisoners.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"A PAaGuH MAJ. H. w aSRcsisy auel
Than~ssy egeuinEs The thnaf-r eears Of
/ seattle ase "a ~ favored wgfa une ~ the
most stleessi co. ralarsiies ever produced on
snf siaee- EaFiof Match by Charles
Il HgEt . the attraction The pay Is
oot IS NJ. Hoyts f@~t and Is f8sryclously
aefs8ess ulth iaufbRhle accidents f8nu :
sSnsa,loAs as3 CiimaXes These clever
rSss1etsisHs. Essus sua Hoey. who have
izTz1tstesi hs~teaizss wiih The mate ial
saf mSnY isash. Hrfe sci kno~n ia the.
f2sitfy Gseatefs . frw YEAR ago. but Il "a a.
3ei aSsi iaeS msde Sir Hoyts "A Parsor
Astfa fi3ca sacreSs that they were
kfioa q - tie audiences OF the frsg class
thcsisFs. y ssrs thtY are now first class fa
aesriiss y ith the pisyEueFS. whom they al
So pleas Sn1 The MANAGERS whose cuf
tsrs thcs help "a FL. Manager RYE has
ies32 ne isstfaiiy softapsir ia securing this
eScsi eaf company fog thcy never fail "a
esVsd sas hoese.
PREPARING FUE THN MAT(H.--W. II
Quinn. the wnssleT. who viii meet Mat
sails sarskicai az Turn hAl. the ster FRIDAY
nisb1. wsites from Victoria 10 a irss M IN
seattle - am getting ia grHaa sria tot
tnt RsNsEa u8ta Astssis J alu eeieE d
d. rif 49, se win this flnss AMI lhiak
can yn8e very nfaF g. ! Siii Ic ln .~si 8 4
fhAFday Bext" The Jap - fall at "a,
ceH dy0ee born az years of NssaFyiug sge
~, sud II tu,y troubled sty = severe ctEisi
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IN Et-'I-E-k-D N TIE Nf-R II IL u =
Following is list of attorneys and
agents authorized TO practice III the
Seattle land Office district, as disclosed
by the record OF enrolment in that
..t3sa
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WHARF AND WAVE.
News Notes From Along the Water
Front.

ihe haEt0r was alive with sail asd row
Boats yesterday. The wind rose 10 a stiff
breeze az noon aud nearly every ssilboat
"a the water front was in use. A few fue
salmon we're caught by the ;rollers
The J. c. Britain came in yesterday with
20 tons IT rock. They unload at the seat
re Warehouse Jompaays wharf
Late saturday night the Biz brought In a
kcoW loaded with 57A tons of rock from
thuokaUnt This j. ia. largeS; load ever
thought io the city, bat Captain Miller ex-
poets 20 better this by leo tons on his next
frtp. TIE sicne is consl Encd 90 ). NJ
tOlmGu- The scou Is i53 feet tong. IS
feet of teATa and draws six feet of " ster
The Washington ran aground Saiu, day
night down the SouIid and had 10 wsis fsar
hours for the tide to ioat her of The
Edith took hsr place ora the Chsuiau.us