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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

The cumulative election law has been
declared unconstitutional and there are
few who viii mourn It's fate. 1t was an
uncalled-for piece Of legislation, of
doubtful propuety. The TELEGRAM
HERALD has heretofore declared It's
lack of sympathy with the law, but
thought 10 should be obeyed as law
until lawfully swept away.
While the removal OF that law VIII be
hailed with pleasure BY many, the
method Of It's taking off, will not be
SO generally approved. The decision
Of the Supreme Court reads very much
Ike other political documents which
havs smsnated from that body. It's
ailusions 20 "hallot-box stufhug" aud
fraud are Of doubtful propriety,
when applied to the work Of a CO.
ordinate branch Of the state Govern
rnent. This system .; cumulative vOt-
ing = no new invention OF the Michigan
Legislature. tt has been adopted BY
other states and approved. The Legs
istur- Of Michigaa bad the same night
20 adopt it az any other legislature,
unless something n our own constitu-
ron forbids e. eitnsr expressly or by
necessary implication.
Chef Justice Champlin, in writing
the deciuon. say that our consttu.
tor forbids such voting Bot
which = the provision that does
81. expressly or by necessary i'm
pacsbon' The supreme Court IN the
case of Ssars p Csersii. 8 Mich, $50. lsys
down the following rgid RUE 70 De-
followed "No rule Of construction
u better settled in this oooptrv. both
uron principle and sutnorty, than
that the acts If a state Legislature are
so he presumed con sttguonal. unless
the contrary IS shown. and it g only
vhen they wlaff-sss infringe some PRO
VISION Of the constitution that they car
bs declared voii Tor tbat reason. I6
oases Of douht, every possible prusomp-
ton not inconsistent vith ths language
ard tne sutjecf mstter, Is t0 be made
in favor Of she co1sGtutonsiity Of the
sct" Ard hence the court has hs.d
thst the vegy provision OF the conSUta-
bon when e infrinxec must he pointed
ouh An sct of the Legislature cannot
pc declared void "a opposed 20 the
sr,r-a "a fl,.s -r,.efrstsE., s--......Fr-- rr
there bs any such spirit. not residing IN
snv particular Provsscn. but resulting
frnra. snd surrounding TIE entrs m
strumsnt, it = to0 subtle 10 command
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

lae reeog s.ea ef ens11sFs m4sds. 4es
ioo etaeEsal aad lal&nk Pc - inaps1s
tas fores O. a legis.aasgs as - she
-zpfeule Co4gt As expressly eee-srso-
Bat E4s elgngs4ass election t4u has
bsen '.Eeasoas4 egt u exsteaee en-
general pgae piSs. Il = saeh dec.s.sns
a. tneses sasca tara sl.oge .asr 9pon
Lhe pssses q ths act ia eaesssoa, thal
p.sase = party q f4eten. FAlasr thSa
she wnols psop.s, 40 render the su-
pFsms Cours able - toe .mPst2t.0a eI
seiaS a las-nlak.sg body
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

xhs Ptsas ores&ss cAsi<t1aAs Tskhs @Az
49, rs Psez41Ess soF a.
Ter Ea0ata befeee Clzrlszza2s every
pioas Gr>ss hAs deserved rig1d fast
says : tEAsslax, ccszszsa1snEly TIE ''t&s2~.
whea % thss d2y Is spEeaa II every
b.5gss. szseaoss sezAssE-sg @1da - fss~
Eysty.
NJ frlends q the sxSnIng b~foEe
bsxxei ne u 81 dosB &a1 p&Tt&ke -
tke Aeai LAst thsy ha1 prSF@red II
Sks son2eshzG x sExaxgls ~ ne.
mes own. fgr ! expected Il would RoE
ta served IN very lazgaIncoat stsie.
S61. 1 was net prepared f0r snzE Aeta-
A-y hsppeGsd
o. 5 snail round table was placed .
perfscG mountain Il mscaroni and CHEESE
---Eol sa2ch elsease as Ne are accustomed
- pat with 0ars. bat ootrse Sleeps milk
cheese, which stung my mOath hke
mustard, ana lsft . punssnt taste therein
Which taErisd there fer days. Thea
there we're no plates, I'D forks, no spoons.
The master q the hoass had knife
with which hs attacked the dish, and
the one which GA ordinary occasions fell
T. the mistress was now kindly placed
Al nv disposal As for the rost u the
family, they were aa example Of the
adage that fingers were made before
forks. aad these fingers grew percepubiy
cleaner As the meal progressed
What 4 meal 1t was. indeed; as II II
were a contest IN gastronolnlc activity.
Yet /. was pleasant 10 SEE the appetite
with which great and small entered into
the contest and filed their mouths 10
overflowing with the sayory mass. |
was lett behind IN the contest, and had,
fear. 20 tell many untruths concerning
ms appetite and the excellence Of the
dish. and great was my relief when II
was removed and dried fruits and nuts
took It's place.
To drink we had resinated wine-that
is 20 say, wine which had been stored in
a keg covered with resin inside, which
gives the flavor 80 much relished by the
Greeks, but which is almost Is unpalata-
bio 70 an Englishman as beer must be 10
those who drink il for the first time.
The wine, however. had the effect Of
loosening the tongues of my friends, who
had been too busy rs yet to talk, and
they told me many interesting Christ
mas tales.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
Eoovs 3 40 9 TowtH slooK.

hDJeo SNo y flWtN bLDAf-
DFGOIIA BROs-............... .Prourstors
KXANTEp Mais Hep-1 timers. team
~ stera 81 weed cutters. j froNI0rf rso-
inei Hnakfrs iuniturs vorf efs. boys
WANTED-Fsuais Hs'p-- FlTs for gen
" frai houEcw0rt ! cham lfrfr.sifs. la1r.
dress. dlFhwashsfs. euinRfn0fa Eflk.
cooks. sewing zifs
EoH sALT--s fns modern houss ~ cass g..
r'rW bed fhrour Hrt "a ant t Wneefr
ceHvsHisoers It's hsass uust - eeic snc
viN g. "a bsrEaIn-
WkKTED-To rent. win rrisi .rs - huvira
- reoa heff ts rr ruf - fff ~ 8 .
spershse ns-fg ens vtt furniture are
good So trade preferred.
Ie0r skTF-Tvn r-oer ho1sss ~ Worth
T,sfsveffsr 81 near Frsd4s. 49, ssn bosh
- unf fhesE soId Within tpf Hfgf = defE
EoT etAE- raou bouss n Hunsan.s.. 81
fasf ffors rosf rf ~. wsf Fus eiEfeff
grades strfst rssei sns El-S pricf tlPf fssF
Terms
U9H ss7F-s rsor heuse ~ Tive a. sters
fea~Hsf5nn ENrf veH ara rieipff r
$50 ~ r.rtrset 80 coVn. fs,anes rrftnf
psFnsfts
feef frenf vel rsttrf anf wgaern f'''-
Fsairncfs - oehtrsef sitf srvn
EoF esLF-s lsss ~ Forft ses. tf1lf e
sff saef eE eert-asfs eseF tsrfnA
TrH s4LF-ss sers fsrv. 2 nsBss frgfs kstt,s
arfas sel Gag lar sforH
I1nt 81 lUref eftfssffHf rF
afnf snf arEioHs fs ssE rr1 -
VoY FKcaarsF ser-s SO ME, 80
ssazstgez. ittf reset l.-- e-s
fer~r - rs-sFs-r.ss ar-es u r.-srrierrl
faat lssnss src hsrr- fries h1'f
NgNfs T. bnsF er - are Persons fr1rs
- srr7 lf s1rrs % sa.t Aeen.ss efe 8 Torsf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
II. p. SNYDER.
Rooms so to 81 Wonderly Block,
% Monroe-strcet, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Annual Meeting w. s. B. and Loan kssocia'n.

The next annual meeting of the West Side
Building and Loan Association viii be heic a
the Law and Insurance ofice 20 q u Holden
sons, over the + I'm National Bank. No 70
West bTdge-st.. Decem8er -. af 7.Bi =. m.
next Monday evening" st this meetinr four
directors viii BE chosen ia place nf A. ~ Chn-
yer. Johu /. etrahan. ?. =. Damskey and y. ID
Robinson, whose terms ~ ne eKpira. Pro
poysis viii also be submitted 20 amend section
]. article 2. increasing the capital stock % the
association 90 S.W01H. also % change the
time for the annual meeting seclior l. article
~ from the last Monday In Decenbe- t. the
last Monaay IN JauGarv. and 70 a. amend Sec
tlon 2 article III. that ~each sfock holder saafl
have one vote" without regard 60 the ID res
he'd and for the trspsacfion ~ such ofafr
meeting. A fli attendance e desired
BY erder of O. Roar8.
&c y. HOLDEN. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
A Terrible Strain

Employer (snxiously) Docs Mr.. De
Goode drink?
Confidential Clerk-Eot drop.
'sHe has been two hours late for three
mornings. aud he looks as If he had been
on a terrible spree
Its all right On Christmas be gave
his boy a drum. Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

EFrows-- g ols sture. intense itrhlnz
ard sticzngs r-oss st night W0rss ~
scratching ii allowed 80 c0nrnHs
tauors form whlch often heed snd
@ uesrats. becoasirg very sore. SVsTxE
fgv1EEeg stCps ire .fCarz ard teed-
irg hesis niceratsoB. and n n1css cssts
removes tre tgnsorS At Crazr 50, or
t7 ma8. tor ~ cents. ~. STAy1s s
son. Rhl.ase1Pbss
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

First Sweet Giri-Did you have mts-
netoe bouah in your housef
Secoad Sweet Girl-Fo. I had one
ready. but forgot 70 put IL up.
cot ali thingsl Forgot iy
Yes. yo0 pee. George and sozs>bov
sr other became engaged The day be
fore. - floating.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

RIAL ESTATE.
0net. Room 4 g. Monros sut 81 offars-sfs
have s3us extra hsrzsl as for this uees
Car and see ny iisf I have mnaefu rse
4 I'd iof Horfh 500 which 7 can sell ~ o
I'D sHe worth ~ I aan sei far tf
have 81 extra bzTxzia 81 one Uertbf1 q can
Sc Tor SO f fsksr fhfs week fsr4e fet
soef touse wita elEft reorrs feafV O.
move ira. Netera fsf en ivoa - g. rerf
20 god rFrrr. HsUses - rent sel sas
chsars Farus for SAFE End FroEevfa fnan.
Two noasra houses 81 exchange igr = gaef
fsrn
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

About 800 viu bay ion. wife ss fine
= seslsArin psletot - you oould desire 70
Surprise Der With fer Nsw Years gift
And it wozld only b a far exchange
for thst g. a5 smoking So which she
placed IT. your sticking ard told Burgess
A1vauce
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
Not All Over.

Frost-Well, it's all over.
Snow-What's all over1
Frost-Christmas. say IL only comes
once a year, and it's all over until next
time.
Snow-Eot by q jugfuL The blk are
not in yet for half the stuff my wife
bought and charged TO me.-Selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
SNYDER
% Canal-St.
oss

7 WILL SELL you one OF those beautiful lots
Il on my Elfth-ave. addition for 500. $50 TO
500, on easy terms; also SiNty-nine choice lots
on McPherSon'S 5 addition. numbers first and
second, same price. terms one-quarter cash.
balance on time at per cent beautifully To-
Gated call and see me in new Office az II North
FrOnt-St-
G-OO0-One fine brick block. comprising
y tO'JO store. basement. and elegant rooms
on second floor; hot water heat. al only s70Dn
Call at my real estate Office. No. "a y. FrOnt-St
HOUSES IN all parts of city from $500 10 s7O1O
III No. IA North Frontst.
CTEAM and water heating and plumbing By
- Grand Rapids steam Heating and Plumb
ing Co.. IL North FTont-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
WHAT PEOPLE WANT
TED--SiTUATlONS" ARE FREE
ALL OTHER ADVERTISING IS PAID FOR.

Twelve words viii u~-
uatls na a ize two Illness
e.eed t~s enty words three
liness and ia the larger
advertisements ths aver
age a. seven words al a.
line. There a. baf one
price and that fs quoted
in sse table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

For beauty. for comfort, for improve
meut cf ere comp ex On. 8se Only Poz-
zonls Powder, there e nothing equsl
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
10 sUBscKiBEKs.

Aay Subscribe - tnE TELEGRAM
HERALD no fails - receive the paper
regularly. 90 h0 may have reason 40
eoas PLAZA of late delivery, al eoarer .
special faver ~ intsra4ing this once OF
ths fact a. 0ass- ssnd postal card or call
ap tsisphsss 5st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

~ fsIfewinz s = hsf - t7s nar~sEe
ricenses Issie8 Ssse last aahlisset va 80
asnes -sslfaa-e ~asa sa1slas 80 cisJ sad
sges of fse PARTIES Aze~
rrar.es o. rts Jeaofa N. Fsrf s Iblen ff
Tnt aur-ars lsahei,s .-nnr a
Err S ~aeeis liae.r1aEt keFIhs A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
PERCYSNYDER
2S Canal-st., Room Is.

WORKING MEN ATTENTION. or 10 acre
w tracts for sale near ID. / NJ. junction. only
t15 an acre. Here is a chance 10 get good
home.
~ Bridge. only sA. rents for Sl44 year.
CHOICE 50 acre farm in Southern Illinois 70
v trade for property here.
NEW room house and choice lots. only
~ 500
DRUG STORE business and stock In first
IL class location for sale; reason for selling
i'll health OF proprietor; price $3.50. worth
double the amount 10 a live man.
/ HAVE first-class livery stock for sale or
IL trade.
MONEY TO LOAN at 6 and per cent. on gilt
u edged security. Percy Snyder. S Canal-st.
IT WILL PAY parties wishing to m axe In
Il vesimentS 10 call and look over NV list BE-
fore purchasing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

NNANTED-A residence lott must have az
w least 20 II. front iee and located between
Crescent-aye. and hory-sf.i VIII pay ore
third cash sBd balance gilt-edge city property.
Cr0Lier Cutters real estate department.
EoR RENT-Two stores on South Divislon-st..
rent reasonable.
E0R RENT-Modern house. cor. Of Wealthy
and Pahs-aye.
FOR RENT-Four tenement. ss5 West Bridge
ST.
DOR RENT-Splendid location for a hard
ware store aud meat market; Will make
terms easy Tor first year. Call on CrOzier <
Cutters real estate department Tor particulars.
SS7S viii buy a splendid cornerlot on North
seCtC Lafayettest.
211O0 new house. rooms. south part OF
'lIINO city. tor sale on easy payments.
S0DO will buy neat. new Groom house on
,CJpO line OF neN south Grand Rapids Eiec-
trio ky. Just being completed. slUO down.
balance monthly payments.
MUSkEG0N LOTS and acre property for
VI sale cheap. Let's on Chase Piano addition
sl25 10 s2Z5. on monthly payments Call and
we will tell you all about Maskeson-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
FuRsITuaE asp PllEos groKrn.

RADtLlff'& HOLT. general Warehousemeu
II AZ lIl South DiYisiou-sf store pianos and
furui uTe ~ lon rates eNpert pAckcrs and
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
ly by teiephonlng No. 90. during h0afs. 81 tn
after hours ian lHi
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
" II. W/N4NS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
--sh D.
EMPLONMENT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside City with Help
free Of Charge.
ROOMS 50 TOWER BLOCK.
Telerhone so

Open Monday. "Wednesday and Saturday
LveulH.s
WANTED ~Femaie Heip-2 waist makers.
W wages Sl-15 per day j. experiences tailor
esses. y general girls. AL families. good
wages. dfuing-rO0m Girls Ter outside city.
for city. gir 20 work Moons second Cirl All
ladies out q employment cal ~ Ladies Par
Tor Iow- block.
lNANUED-Maie Heip-Au out ~ employ
' lDent CAL ~ rooms and Tower BLOCK
We VIII end you something
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
rOR REST-BUswEss PLAoEs

FOR RENT-Store q south Dirsicu 81. Iu.
quire Of Thos =. Nykes. si
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27
roR -KIscrLLAKE9us

NJ lSI 81 SOLD lMMEDIATELA-A span 81
- ponlrs aud platform delivery ua4Uus com
icir onini euuld answer some mikman.
tail on p. =. Morse. aa ~ BuaEs-si. sos
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

lpA SALE - Cheap Farm Earmn FArufn
~ VIII exchange Tor city property. 1s4
acres good ana, Wei Naterea splendid hufIa
ings. good orchard. carusr Grleps ave ana
bachahsn-st. city. .. H. kirtlAod Ns
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

FOX fALE-Chssp. So horse power boiler ana
engine, nearly new. witb furnace. srffinr
etc. oolppicse. Inquire 81 q &. IhNiag phone
81. llbd
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

Uansa Press Ess srts. Prsapt 4na safiS
Iaissrf. a. ths L8eal N~~s. zns tas
iisaasat ans Aesz Plalsly Frintsa Pager
ft4oilshea 10 ofsaa aaptas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-27

Circulation Guaranteed 20 BE the
largest Of All Michigan DaIlies Ex-
cept Those o. Detroit.
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GRAND ARMY DAY AT sroKANE


AssonO suC0 very Lorg0-TaCOm0 10 Non.
cred Today.
SPOKANE FALLS, Oct. 8--fSpecial. Ito
day was Grand Army day at the exposi-
ton, and the occasion brought out the
largest attendance of any day since the
opening, by several thousand. Represent
atives OF over twenty posts marched in the
military parade. General Carlin and three
companies of United States troops escorted
the veterans. The exercises at the exposi-
ton consisted of an address of welcome
by Mayor Ciough. response by Colonel
Feighan. an Grafton by Colonel Parkinson
and patriotic selections by two military
bands and male quartette. A battalion
drill was given by the regulars Of the
United States army.
Tomorrow is Tacoma day. The Mason
Zouaves arrived this evening at IL 30, and
q delegation of the Chamber of Commerce
will arrive tomorrow morning. A drill
will be given by the Zouaves tomorrow
morning, and military ball in the even
ing.
Twelve thousand dollars worth of gold
nuggets were placed on exhibition in the
mineral department today.
TACOMA, Oct. Especial. Sixty men,
bers OF the Chamber of Commerce left for
Spokane Falls by special car at 2:30 p. m.
today. The delegation will participate in
the tacoma Day" ceremonies at til Spo-
kane exposition.
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Wedding i'm Tacoma.

TACOMA, Oct. Especial. Miss Marga-
ret Delprat was married al 10 q. M. today,
at st. Luke's Episcopal church. to James
M. Keen by the Rev. John Dows Hills.
Miss Gertrude Delprat, sister of the bride,
acted as maid of honor. The ushers were !:
James B. Best ". B. Campbell, F. E.
Bradley, A. E. Bull. H. B. Dunn, J. B.
Myers. Immediately after the ceremony
the bridal party and guests partook of an
elaborate wedding breakfast at the home OF
the brides father, George K. Delprat, 91S I
street. At IL 80 a. m. Mr.. and Mrs. Keen
left for California, where the honeymoon
will be spent Both Mr.. and Mrs. Keen
are prominent society leaders.
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No Honor on Earth SO Great ~ TO Be q
Union Veteran.

No Honor on Earth SO Great ~ TO Be
Union Veteran.
GALEsBURG, ILL.,, Oct 8.-The party then
went to the hotel for dinner, and at
O'Clock reunion of the First brigade. the
presidents old command. was held in the
opera-house. The president WAS escorted
from the hotel to the scene Of the reunion
by committee headed by General
Dan Dustin, United States sub-treas-
urer Of Chicago, and formerly
colonel of One Hundred and Fifth Illinois
infantry. The appearance Of the president
on the stage was the occasion for an out
burst of cheers from the assembled veter-
ans that made the very walls tremble.
General Dustin called the meeting to order
and announced to the chief executive the
fact that he had been elected president Of
the First Brigade Association by unani-
nous vote, and addressed the president a.
follows:
nv. President: have the honor to report to
you. - one OF the vice presidents of the First
Brigade Association. that on yesterday the First
brigade unanimously elected you to the posi-
ton of president lGreat spplause.i They are
all pleased 70 meet yea here. and am happy 70
vseate.
Alter the applause had somewhat
subsided, President Harrison addressed
the veterans of his old brigade. He said
he should not have been persuaded to make
this trip except for the pleasure OF meeting
the men of his old brigade. lie could not
recall the names OF most OF them. although
they recognize him, principally because
there were not so many coionels as sol
diers, fortunately. perhaps. fofN the coun-
try. He spoke At some length 4f the try
ing times of the war in Transforming civil
ians into Doldiers. of disease and Of battle,
and said:
There came cus Of al this that body Of tough.
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THE NAvY-YARD CoMMIssroN.
They Visit Fidaleo Island and Belling
ham Bay.

They Visit Fidaleo Island and Belling-
ham Bay.
FArRHAvEN. Oct Especial. Captain
Selfridge, Lieutenant Wyckoff, ex-senator
Platt and ex Secretary Thompson, men,
bers Of the navy-yard commission, arrived
late this afternoon on the tug Man.
zanita, and were entertained this
evening by prominent citizens
at the Cascade clubrooms. Since
leaving Seattle they have visited Port
Orchard, Port Gardner and Fidalgo City,
or Deception, and Gibraltar. Chairman
Selfridgs says that while the members of
the commission have of course
formed individual opinions of the
merits of the places visited, they
have reached no conclusions and will not
express themselves until they have COM
pleted their tour of observation and com
pared notes. They will not 60 further
north. Tomorrow they will visit Chucka-
nut bay, two miles south Of here, and go
thence to PoroTownsend.
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Exciting Runavav IN T.cou.-

TACOMA, Oct. e.-tSpecial. IA most ex-
citing and furious runaway down one of
the steepest hill streets in the heart OF the
city occurred this morning. James c.
Frace, one of the heaviest property owners
on the West Side, drove into town and
down Tacoma avenue from Ninth street.
Near Thirteenth street he hitched his
horses to post and went into store. One
Of the fire department hose cart teams, out
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A SHORTAGES IN COAL.

Supply for the Winter Will Be 2S Per
Cent. Below ths Demand.
TACOMA, Oct. Especial. From repre-
sentatives of the coal supply and mining
companies it is learned that q shortage in
the coal supply Is anticipated this water in
the Northwest. 1t is estimated that the
supply will be 25 per cent. below the actual
demand. 1t is also estimated that the
Northern Pacific will be unable to furnish
coal cars sufficient to carry all the coal that
will be needed along its lines.
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A Ten Shin at Portland.

PORTLAND. Oct. 8.-[Special. THE Amer
ican ship Eclipse, now in the river, has
&c, 600 cases of tea for the East and Cam
ada. and LIS 900 brick. An effort will be
made to begin unloading the tea tomorrow
into Union Pacific trains. and it will be
sent through on q special schedule.
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walia walla Councilman Reinssated.

WALLA WALLA. Oct. ESPECIAL. John
Picard, the councilman from the Second
ward, who was suspended at the last meet
ing, pending charges which were to be
preferred against him, was reinstated last
night, the charges not having materialized.
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FIVE THOUSAND RAILROAD MEN.
Will Complete Union Pacific Along the
Columbia This Winter.

NOAuA0Uss nln WluSeFs
PORTLAND. Oct8.-[Special. ~. III. Smith.
who is building the Union Pacific main
line from this city to Seattle, returned from
C0ur d. Alene today. He says that Is soon
as the branch from Wallace to Burke is
completed, which will be in a few days, the
forces will be transferred to the Seattle
line. This will make 5000 men on this
work, and 1000 more are wanted. Agents
are now over in Kansas looking for men,
as every effort will be made to get the road
finished across the low lands along the
Columbia before high water next spring.
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TEN 10 FIFTY HOURS SAVED

BY taking the Northern Pacific vestibuled train:
leaves Seattle 5:o5 q m. daily. No change OF
cars, and I'll miles the shortest route TO Chi.
cago: tourist sleeping ears through. placing pas
sengerB in Union depot ten TO fifty hours anead
OF other linea A. ChiIberg, city TICKET agent.
ZIG Second street, Boston block: T. Tonkin,
depot ticket agent Seattle.
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Freauent Accidents on union Pacific.

WALLA WALLA, Oct ESPECIAL. l.
Trains from all directions have been badly
demoralized the past few days, arriving all
the way from five to ten hours late. owing
to frequent accidents along the line every
day.
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Another Insurance Company Authorized.

Another Insurance. Company Authorized.
OLYMPIA, Oct. Especial. 1.-THE Bank
ers' and Merchants Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of San Francisco. with its prin-
cipal Office at Tacoma, was today author
lied to do business in this state.
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Senator Allen in wall. waIIs.

WALLA WALLA, Oct. Especial l-Sen-
ator John B. Allen returned today from
Washington City.
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RemembeR the Carnival to Be given ct Turner
hall October 1oth-lltn-
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French .able coyeEA Doneny 9 Aarsm.