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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
His Third Libel Suit.

New YoRK. April Is Editor Godkin OF
the Evening" Post WIS arrested today fol
the third time in come ction with the POST :
biographies of rsmmsny leaders. Deputy
Commissioner of Public Works Martin in
his clmplaint charged Godkin with Ii bel in
having stated in his paper that Martin had
once been indicted for bribery. the fact
being that the matters alleged in the indict-
ment were adju iged by the court not to
constitute brloery. Godkin is held in $500
bail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
Canadian Modus Vivsudi Bill.

OTTAWA, Ont. Atril Is. - Sir John
Thompson's bill txtepdlng the modus xs.
-endi in come tctiou Dih the Atlantic nsh.
erles for o Ter yssr, cane up in the
House Of Commons today for . second
reading. Il created consids Fable dts.
cus-ion. The measure. although vorded
differently. is came - last years. Amefi'
can fisherman will psy the usual fee Of
81 5ip'r ton on their tonnage when enter.
ing Car adisn ports for bait. etc. The bill
was laid over for fur her c1nsideYatio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

Hsrborside. i~o miles from Cas,iae, sith
Stephen ID Gray passmasser.
The rosss fdee as North Ksnnebark has
beea discontinued.
The foiiosing chAnges in the Maine
postal service are annour eel:
Route 1871 Wess Brdzton to East
Brosndeld. Leave West Bridston. Tues
dass. THURSDAYS and Saiurdays at ~ 80 p.
N Arrive =, East Bro mild at $50 p.
N Leave Eaa Br,sIfsld Tuesda,s.
Thursdass and Satu'dsvs p III. Az
rive 81 West Bridgton by 7 NJ.
J Vsrney has been sppointrd % master
at Eas: Lowell vice Lorenzo ID. Shofey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing Maine people.
Original. Buriey Glos.en. Brooksville /;
Jonathan Bake. NORWAY; Seth Wing,
Wellington; Levi Post, Brewer; Charles
Stevens, North Pitiston; reissue. Berj T.
Gffin. Milfort; Robert Bsrel. North
Sed lex; Aipnonso Nichols. Lewiston; !;
minor children of Emerson Dresser, New
Sharon; Car 3line. widow of John f. Scho-
field, Bath.
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Steamer Italia WIeckedI

New YoRK. April ls-The steamer TIA
liza. New York for st AIMS Bay, Jamaica,
was lost on tne llth on the west coast OF
Watlings leland. The captain, crew and
three passengers were saved. One maa
was lost in getting ashore. The vesse
will probably be q total loss.
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reason for the Portlands and their ragged
-liins showed them to to 10 need Of
practice. They we're an aggregation Of
rns player, however. Kelly pitched veil.
aud the all r,und playing Of webs er took
veil with the crowd. HE backstop wosk
vss doe and his throwing sharp and accu,
rate. Three hts out II ave turns at hat
shows how be ba,ted aud his head nrss
FlIdes In running bases called forth loud
applause from the crowd again and again,
Rarns ard McGovern also did good work.
Fer the c 10 . thu batting Of Parsons vss
terrific. The Attendance was fully 1900.
Appended 10 the full score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
Base Ball at Colby.
Especial correspondence Of the Kennebcc
Journal.

lopeSiei VI Tue heEue DEC
Journal
The Colbys and PortIaBds crossed bats on
the campus To- day and the former came of
victorious. A cold disasreesble wind blew
across the diamood and made 1t unpleasant
for both payers and spectarofs While no
particularly brilliant plays we're made BY
either team, the game vas interestin
throughout and every body vent home sa,is-
fed
The game opened promptly at 2 80 With
the CsIoys Al the bat. Parsons Vas the
fret nan TO face the speedy pit hing Of
Kelly. and on the 6rst ball pi' chsd took
three bases, making . tremendous drive to
left field. Wsgs got his base on called
balls, and . succession Of hits and errors
followed With the result Of zig runs for the
home team. In the Pofts snd's afst team ss
bat, they seeu:ed one ran on close deci .ion
sf the p ate in their favor. and the ionip z
ended with tvo men left on bases.
, Tie Coibys kept up their good work oil
through the game. batting heavily and Geld.
ing veil. This vas ths 1rss game Of ths
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

GEO. b. ROBERTSON. Bangor. Maine. used
uUNr,s REMEDY in his family for case OF
propsy which bsfsied the physicians Aftef using
seversa bottles cure vas Completed
p.F. HoD6DEN, cssing'on. Me- relates maj
veilous sure In his owe es'e. saaenss no
nsy DissAse ssd weakness o. tne La,,.! VI
s,us, six botiies Of HUNTS NE "EDs 'o
pietely cured him.
nRt,GGI.r A. n. ROBINSON, Jr.. Bssess.
~. csrtiae. 10 the truth Of the statement.
N,.u.s FULLER. Orasse. Na's: sayS nis
~ifr vas coepetely cured Catarrh o. ,nc na. Nv r
a., bv sig fosflet of HVNIn = ~
st.ce ,,. = Mr. FULLER has Hsed 0t NI's nEa
rsSsT him.eif for kidney piss sse, and Pfono0nees
II 4 most renarkAbl~ remedy.
c. y. CsrrszsIos. ssas Asess. New Ton.
nnsedsodiyehwkynrip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
Postal Clerks Mus. Work Ten Honrs.

Postmaster General WansmakeF, In .
communication to the House committee on
post efaces and post roads. stases that it l.,
impracticable to 3 Just the duties of clerks
and employees in all d,s.. second and third
class post ofRces % that eight consecutive
hours of labor shall constitute days work
without great waste Of money. To limit
the hours - proposed IN Representative
Ke,cham's bill would require total sddl.
ti,nal amount Of %. l62 479. II ten per
cent were added for additional clerks and
employee % sccouns Of the growth end ex-
pansioa Of the service. the total estimated
amount would be % ,375 ,s27.
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She Didn't Get Anything.

KEEsE. N. H.. April Is In the suit
Mrs Margaret NJ Sesver vs.. Mrs. Mary
f. Adams. both of Winchester, N. H., F., to
recover s20.0o0 for alternating he sffe ction-
of Mrs. Staver's husband by the defendant.
th jury. today disagreed standing one for
plaintiff and eleven for defendant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
New Hamp. hire oovernership.

CONCORD. N. II April lS -Governor' a
council met today according to appoint
ment. O~ing T. the enforced absence of
some of the members it vas decided not to
hold meeting until next ruesdiy at l.
o'clock A. NJ, when MIR. Tagg.rt will be
summoned to take the oath Of office as act
ing governor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

PITrsBURG. April IS S-Conference today
between Superintendent Pitcairn of the
Pennsylvania road and his men was very
satisfactory. Pitcairn says he is satisfied
the old employees of the road will do ~hs;
is right by the company. Chairman Ha~-
ley of the local grievance committee thinks
the matter will be amicably adj listed with
out resorting to radical measures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

II you will send rs your address, We viii
mail you Our iIlustrsted pamphlet explain.
ing all about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Elec.ro-
voltsic Belt and Appliances. and thei,
charming effects upon the .ervous debiIi
tstsd system, and how they will quieki,
restore you to visor and manhood. Pam.
pnles free. II you are thus Afflicted VI
viii send you Bes and Appliances On Z
TRIAL.
voltaie Dsls o.. Masshan, Ma,
fan11davly1o1D
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Marine Disasters,

LoSpoN, April ls-The British bark
Qaillota, Ca!eta Buena for Rotterdam,
has foundered after being in collision with
the French steamer Concori,a.
Ii 10 reported that the British stermer
We'herby. Hamburg for Philadelp lphia, In
collision with the steamer Sultan, WAS so
badly damaged that it was necessary TO run
her aground to prevent her sinking II 10
alo reported that the Sultan WAS damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
Nominations by the Governor.
The Governor made the following nomi.
atinna yestepiav.

Justice Of the Superior Court within ard
for the county Of kennebec, Oliver G..
Hall. ws:erviile. Justice of the Pssce ard
Qaorum. william L. Brown, Bsngor; F. X.
Belieau. Les iston; Albert n. Fsrnald, Shap-
leigh; William T. Hodssins, Bath, N. B.
Mutt. Esapor;; Beni.min w. Mason,
Auburn; John B. Ripley. pi,tsfon; JOHN J.
Randall. Bangor; A. NJ. Pul.ifsr, Auburn /;
Charles H. Lovsjoy. sidney; Jeremiah
Renno, Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
Highest Water Ever Knows At Baton
Rouge.

NEW ORLEANS. April Is The Plea.
yune's Baton Rouge sps scial rays: The river
rose one and qutrter inches the pat
t~ensy four hours and is nov two and one
half inches above the highest water ever
known here Wa,er is flooding = portion
Of Front street. A very Iittle more rise
will cause q disaster At some point of the
levees near here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

NASIucKEr. Mas Apri 10 Schooner
ghtnxsie, With ice fr, m Bangor. sprung .
leak off Bishop and Clsrk's Today. With
the sssisiance Of an anchor drasgef she
arrived here at 3 Y. N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
FOREIGN intelligence
Reign Of Terror in Santiago
De Cuba.
Strikes In Progress Through Austria.-.
Soldiers Subdus the xobs.
Marine isasteIs-Vsrdict In q Breach
OF P.omiss Case

HAVANA. April ls.-A reign OF terror
prevails IN Santiago de Cuba, owing to
daiias raids Of tp o bodice Of bandits, Who
have been ravasing the country. Three
hundred persons have fed from their &C.
tstes and gone to the city for safety.
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Railroad Labor Statistics

The ffth snnual report Of Hon. Carroll
D. Wright. U. s Commissioner of Labor
on railroad labor statistics, was sent to
Congress today. The report presents ia
BILE giving the average daily rates Of pay,
and average yearly earnings for railroad
employees in Great Britain and United
States as follows;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

RUTLAND, A oril Is The body of the
unknown man found Tuesday afternoon on
the banks of Cold river in North Shrews-
bury, VT. was idenrifi I'd today by his pa
rents a. Henry Demile Lawrence of Eas,
Poultney. The man was undoubtedly
murdered No clue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
Murderer Caswsl Goes to Prison for
Life

MONTPELIER. Vt, April IS James
Sherman Caswell. murderer of George
Gould, was sentenced today, on CONVECTION
of murder in the second degree. to hard
labor in the State prison for life. Ca.weli
WAS unmoved and took the sentence as
matter of course
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Schooner Wrecked - Three Men
Drowned.

QrEnEc. April ia despatch received
this morning from Cape Ray Gays the
schooner Annie May vas lost Wednesday
at Codroy. and the captain and three men
drowned.
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cremated Herself with her Victims.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. April Is -Mrs. b.
Tells, y crszy color.d woman lvinS in
Berlamont. Van Buren, county, murdered
her two children today and burned them
and herself up in the house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
Games Abroad.

At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 20; Syracuse,
81
At Philadelphia-At Athletic. l2; Roches.
ter, 10.
At tColumbus-Columbus. 4; Toledo, s.
AT Louissslle-St. Louie, II; Louisville.
..
AtNew HAvtn-Boston. N. L., Z; New
Haven. 5
AtCAmbridge-Harvard. 81; Dartmouth,
10
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Castle Garden No Longer an Immi-
grant Land ns.

NEW York. April lS.-All the employees
OF Castle Garden were discharged today
the government having ceased to use the
place as an Immigrant landing station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

Ear ed ruus-Bo' tons O. Home runs-nrs nth
ers >iov-y Two ba-. hifs-k crsrd.on sis.y.
,w'tt, nrouih.rs stolen ba-es Bo-fons, =.
h B'ses on bsls-Bostn"-. 4. ~iid picii-Bar-
Il ixh. Passed ts,i--Fi h. J., SWEET, T. struck
out by Maiden. 10, By sar eigh. Umpirts-
fiiherty and Br.wn. Tiae of game, 2 hours.
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rroops Fire on s,'ikiog workmen at
Vienna

vienna. April lS-rwe've thousand
workmen in tn Wit Koviiz iron works
have struck The troop, at kxrwin fred
among the rioters. Several persons were
wounded.
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The Ba.es Presunpseot oams.

The game between The Bates and Pre-.
sumpscot mines vas ho,ly contested rssait.
ing 1t tue end Of the tselfth inning In .
tie-the score standing . to 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

karp. d rms. Colby /: two basr hits Parsons
tsl. Ruby. ~. three base hits -rarsons, double
pia,- tsr. Gus and burlington; Wild pitches -
Wa4g, k-ls; hit by pitched ball-Ronney, rur-
rinst"n Ruby: strscx ou,-Wsgs (.l, Ne iy "a /;
~ sed balls -oiimor~ t3. Webster (sJ, lime Of
game-sh. 10 III. Cmiir, l.. r. WylnAn.
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A nev postof1ce has been established 1t
Silver's Mills. Penobscot county. between
Brockvay's Mills and West Garland.
With Phebs Prescees postDsseY.
4 nss possoeles mas been sstablishsd q
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Another Coilision-rive Drowned.

LONDON. April Is Steamer Northcote,
ran down and sank n cutter of Oseni,
Belgium and 6ve Of those on board were
drowned.
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Dolph's Leakage Report Rejected.

Senator Dolph's leakage report was re-
jected in executive session of the senate
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results whel
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it is pleas''r .
and refreshing to the taste, and ac,
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of it, kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it, action and truly beneficial In Its
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, Its
many excellent qualities commend It
to I'll and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have It on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SKRUP co.
cav FRAscssco. cal.
I0vksvhlf. ~. -ew v0eR. ~
spriAAviv
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BY TELEGRAPH.
0IonAL sBHvrcn

Woathos Indie at,ons sos the asxt ~
Ho0ya
Wa DuPAnrusxY, 1
O0cs Of The Chief Signal 0sneer
WAssTssroD. April ID. A. n.
For New Enelsnd: Fair Saturday ssd
Sunday, slightly cooler, norshvsstsr.y
vindA
AstooFosostcsI Report
fAprn - isse. 800 r. NJ
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The West Street and North End Electric
Railway er-House.
Building Inspector Abbott issued the follow
ing building permits yesterday:
Mrs. J. Williams repair one-story frame. alley
between Jackson and King streets; cost $50.
Ole Olson, one-story frame, 1Sx43 feet, lot S,
block !, Bradner addition; cost, $500.
Aug. Weig, one-story frame addition, 9xls
feet, lot TO- block /. Terry's addition cost. 500.
Michael Scarf, move and repair one-story
frame, uxl2 feet. lot 4, block 19, Yeser's first
addition; cost. $500.
Mrs. J. r. Wikle, one-story frame, 14x24 feet,
lots Is and IA. block L., Madison street addition;
cost, $780,
w. M Boynton, one and one half story frame,
14x22 feet, lot 6, block /, Cars addition; cost,
SIPS.
James Miller, one-story frame. 1sx24 feet. let
8, block 8, Eranciss addition; cost, $780,
West Street and North End Electric Railway
Company, one-story brick, l23xiS0 feet, block
l76, Gilman's addition; cost, $i0,5o0
Mrs Carey, one-story frame, lot !, block g.
Denny's addition; cost, $50.
Anton Anderson, one-story frame, 10xl6 feet,
lot 8, block II, A. A. Bells addition: cost, $50.
8. p. Rogers. repair one-story frame. South
Third and Main streets; cost, $40.
A. O. Johnson, repair one-story frame, 3ox50
feet, Jackson street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets: cost. $500.
Cook & Waldo, one and one-half story frame,
24x47 feet. lot z, block 2, A. Doyle's addition;
cost, 81, 600
Will Comstock, one-story frame, 16x40 feet,
lot 10. block H. 6. A. Bells addition; COST $400.
Joseph Dickson, one snd one-half story
frame 2lxS9 feet, lot ], block 6, Eden addition;
cost 81. 200.
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SEATTLE posT-INTELLIeENcER Thursday AUGUST 1 1920

Lorenzo g. Butler. Frank Burrows, Charles B.
Breed. Hannah Blackburn. August F. Baatz.
Charles 4. Barnes. Thomas Crum0ine, James F.
Csss Willard Cobb. Edward Collins, Albert O..
Damon, William L. Davis, tieorge
h. Emerson. Lawrence r. Elverum,
William d. Fetterman. Barbara NJ Foye. Vim
cent Finch. Thomas Gourley. Johanna Griffin,
Wheatley q. Gooch Edmund s. Kinks, George
w. Henry, Eugene E. Hopkins, John Huonker,
James Hanchett, Thomas w. Hill. Albert H.
Hill. Martin J. Hill. Nels F. Hoff, Annie Hart.
Frank Hartman, Nathan o. Hardy, Samuel D.
Humphries, Levin Johnson. Hiram S. Irwin,
Sophrcnia Reyes. DC s. Knutsou. Albert p.
Lennon, Leslie Leonard, Ephriam Lander.
Frank Lemkley, Daniel Mclaughlin, 3. B. Mas
tick, jr., Edward Mills. Charles A. Mccoy,
Albert Nelson, Thomas G. Nicklin Swan Olsen,
Jonas Cakes, John A. Olson, George d. Price,
Ole n Reton, John 7. Stevenson, Edward L.
Shannon. Johh Smith. John Shaw, Henry Salzer,
Herbert E. sheldon, Adam w. Severance, Ed
ward g. Stonebreaker, James L. Scott Seymour
Shoultes, Albert Taylor Conway Thomson.
James A. Turner, Elizabeth NJ. Taylor, Nels T..
illness, James vercoe, Nils L. Weiberg. Joseph
Woods, Willism A. Walker, William FL Wal
kins, Axeline Young.
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after reducing gave eight oSnces
of gold and sold for $40. Another speci-
men, weighing three and one-hah pounds,
produced $50 upon reducing. The Jessie.
the Triune and the Occident claims, all
owned by the same parties, with their
three veins, almost make mountain OF
quartz Several other large leads of gold
quartz ore are found here, among them the
Black Bear, the Rainbow, ETC. In this dis
trict is situated the celebrated fvanhoe,
which has q four-ioot vein of horn and
brittle silver ore, carload of which was re-
Gently shipped to Denver and Melted 636
ounces Of silver per ton. They have a
hosting plant and are working ten or fif-
teen men and have 500 tons of ore on the
dump piled up ready for q railroad.
I'm the districts north of the Wannicut is
the Mount Chipaca and the Similkameen
mining districts. Here are several large
veins of ore that have been developed to
considerable extent and among them is the
Eagle Mining Company's property. They
have 100 feet of tunnel. A ten-foot vein OF
ore is exposed, and there are 200 tons of ore
on the dump. Then the Caaba has 100
foot incline, running three ten-foot veins
of ore, and has $50 tons of ore
on the dump. The Washington Mining
Company. of Olympia, has property here.
and the Eureka group and the Julia mine
both have men at work at present
North of this district is the 0soyoos
district. Here the ore is principally ga
lena carrying free gold. An Idaho COM
pany is erecting five-stamp mill, and will
soon be turning out the precious metal"
Mr.. Bethune has between 5000 and 900
pounds of specimens of ores collected on
his trip, which are now on the road to Sc
attic. He proposes to put them, together
with large collection now at Tacoma, in a
cabinet in the Chamber OF Commerce
in Seattle, and it will be one of
the sights of the city. Since the visits of
the geologist to Seattle, the mining inter-
ests tributary to Seattle have taken great
impetus, and there is already well organ
lied movement to erect smelter at Seattle
for the reduction of the rich products of
the mountains tributary.
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THE OLIVER woLcorr HERE.
Captain Glover Has Gone East for
left

Captain Glover Has Gone East for .
Visit.
The United States revenue cutter Oliver
Wolcott arrived in port yesterday after
noon 70 coal up before going to Port
Townsend to be painted anew.
The Wolcott called here last Saturday
and got fuel to last her on her subsequent
cruise in Washington sound, among the
islands off Blaine. She always Goals here,
and it is intimated that the cutter will
hereafter have all necessary repairs made
to her in Seattle.
Captain Glover, of the Wolcott, started
East on two months visit to his old
home in Maine last Sunday. leaving First
Lieutenant Willy in temporary command.
Second Assistant Engineer N. (. Cutchin
has been detached to take similar posi-
ton on the United States revenue cutter
Grant at New York.
This leaves but four officers on the YES
sci, as follows: First Lieutenant Willy,
Second Lieutenant Broadbent. Chief Engi-
neer Wayson and First Assistant Engineer
Marcelliot.
The Corwin has been at Port Townsend
nearly all the time since she left here,
venturing out only when she went to the
assistance of the George w. Elder, when
on the rocks off Point Wilson.
The Wolcott leaves for Port Townsend
tomorrow,
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OPEN AIR CONCERT.
Public to Be Given Its Free Entertain.
ment Tonight.

uDHC 70 D6 uiVen ttS Fre0 EDt0rtaiu-
ment Tonight.
The First Regiment band will give its
first free open air concert in the University
grounds between the hours of 80 and 9 80
O'Clock this evening. These concerts will
be given regularly during the summer
The band has not yet been guaranteed the
requisite amount, but the committee is
confident that the concerts will meet with
such public favor that the public will COM
plete the subscription. The programme
for this evenings concert is as follows:
/. March-"Rescue" ApeIles
2. Overture-"Amsxon". Keisber
8. Baritone solo-"Enjoyment" Barnard
Mr.. George Garden
4. Concert waltz-"Daughter of Love" Bennett
s. Selection-"The Darkies' Dream. :. Lansing
6. Cornet solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Arhs6
T. H. Warner.
Z. Potpourri-'H uguenots' Meyerbeer
8. serenade-"Spanisn Wedding $500. Silva
Q. Galop-"In the Saddle" Reed
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wALLA wALLA WEATHER.
Signal Service Summary for the Month
Il rlxr-

Signal Service Summary for the Month Of
July.
Highest reduced barometer, 80. 201, date 10th.
Lowest reduced barometer. 29.72s. date I'd.
Mean reduced barometer, 29.971.
Highest temperature, 1O6.05, go.
Lowest temperature, As, 7th.
Mean temperature, 1872.
Mean humidity, IS per cent.
Prevailing wind, sw.
Maximum velocity of force, sw g. Sd.
Total rainfall. .07 inches.
Number of days on which 0.01 or more rain
or melted snow fell, 4.
Number of days on which cloudiness aver
aged eight or more on a scale of ten, 2
Thunder storms. date of LIST, ID, 5th
WIN. BELL,
Sc :gt Signal Corps, Observer.