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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12

NKw yoRx, April ia brick wall
buried seven workmcn under it in its
fsll on Chauncey street, Brooklyn, to-
day. Mr.. Samuel II. Hyer was building
a row OF houses for James Smith at
Chauncey street and Saratoga avenue.
lie was directing tho removal Of a scat
fold when the wall was blown over by
the wind, and Mr.. Hyer and six work
men were caught by the falling bricks
aud slightly injured. Their wounds
were attended to by M ambulance sur.
geon, aud the sufferers removed to theiy
homes. y - ~ .t.7.s.,5- p sg.E !, Ia
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4 Shooting Seusatlou.

CHICAGO, April ll.-A dispatch from
Pneville, La, says: This place is ex.
cited over tho desperate attempt Of Willie
Talbot, a lG.year.old boy, to kill six
young ladies' and gentlemen on the rive,
yesterday. The party had taken, uu.
Willingly a skiT left in Talbott's charge.
Seeing the party in the skitf on the river
he opened fire on them with shot gun
Miss Ella Hardes bad ono eye shot on,
and Miss Cado had her face filled with
shot. Two Of the young men were
wounded, but not seriously. Z.
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ST. Louis, April ll.-It is reported
here TINT the Tudor Iron Works Of St.
Louis, haye purchased THO Waugh Nail
and Steel Works at Relleyille, Ill, and
that these will be consolidated with the
Western Nail Works, and the Valley
Steel and Forge Company, which are
now controlled by the Tudor company,
and form one big concern with a large
capital. When tho arrangement is Conf
pleted it is said the combined works
viii employ 5000 men.
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Socinl Lenders Before n Grand .Iurx

sEpAL1A, Mo-, April ll.-Acting under
instructions OF Judge Ryland, the Grand
Jury now in session has issued subpn.
mas for . number OF the members Of the
"Hlgh Five" Club, tony social organi.
zatlon, among whose members are quite
number Of young ladies to appear be.
lore that body. 1t is supposed that an
effort will be made to find indictments
against.the persons at whose houses the
club has met during its existence 'on a
charge Of permitting gaming or gambling
on their premises. ''e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12

'Nihe fAoh AhEs OlAMOSD.
Joe Whites split hand will keep him
idle fol week.
There will be increased facilities for
transportation across the river to-day.
The audience yesterday was very
much pleased with tho work OF the home
team. y.
A good game is promised Today, and
the boys ought to be encouraged with a
large crowd,
Hart, new man, was tried in right
field Yesterday. He lelded his position
magniticently.
The battery to-day will be: Fitzgerald
and Lytle; Gray, the six fingered won.
der, and Wilson.
Dooley, a Massachusetts man, will be
given a trial soon. He claims to play
a good third or first base.
Billy Sunday said to the reporters yes.
terday: "You have a good man in
Lytle." Everybody else thinks 81.
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.rrrobablyGuilty.

BELtEYllIE, 0ST, April ll.-=Mrs.
Mary Emery was arrested in Marmora
yesterday, charged with being an &C.
comPlice In the murder OF her husband
last September. Peter Davis, who is
said to have been criminally intimate
with Mrs. Emery, has been in Jail ior the
murder since 1t occurred, 4, Y 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12

Special Dipaieh 10 The Ia,cliDnetr.
CiAnLrsroS, W. VA, April 1l.-Grant
who was engaged yesterday
in taking cross.ties from tho river at the
incline near the Glen Elk railroad
bridge. and who was fatally injured by
some ties falling on him from the car
used in drawing them up the bank, died
about 1850 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12

MILwAuKEE, Wis, April ll.-A spec
ial to the Erfning Wisconsin from Hur-
ley, Wis, says: Lostie Morgan, a
woman OF bad reputc, was found dead
in the rear Of the svea saloon in that
city, with a terrible cash over the left
temple, evidently made with an axe.
There is no clue to the murderer, who, it
is believed, was inspired by jealousy.
The woman declared thut, her maiden
name wqs Whlpple and that her par
ents are buried at Chicago.
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The !, ury Acquitted lin.

CINCINNATI, Quo, April ll.-Ex.
Treasurer Martin A. Jameson, OF Warren
county, Ohio, who has been on trial at
Lebanon, for several days, for an indict-
ment which charged him with EN-.
'oezzsing large amount Of the county
iunds, was to-day acquitted by the Jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12

Down, M, pill il,4aAd earthquake
shock 81 was felt here this mor4jss i few
minutes b,fore O'Clock. The earth.
t!epbled f,r several seconds. Cjoeta Ss.ju
Xere stophed and small articles were
thrown from their places, ,.S.,"">
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Special DLspalth to the Inttlligeacer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, April II. Perry
Garretston, Of Glen Elk, ,..lost the ends OF
two OF his fingers yesterday at the Roy
Furniture factory, and few hours later
Wesley Smith at the same factory lost
the ends OF three OF his tiingers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12

Klxos'ros, QSr., April ll.v :. Grain
dealers here are buying barley in large
quantities and arranging fot It's speedy
shipment to tho United states n cPncl'
patton OF the new American tarlH, whlct
increases tho duty. FIVE vessels wltIhl
barley have cleared from hero within y
week, ,3, III f
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NOT 4 oERNEAU !. VICTORY. (
The Iowa Court Decision Is In Favor Of tho
4ef5 Grand Lodge, }S


.gfJ Grand Lodge. Ia S
DEs MONIES, IA, April ll.-Clark
Varnum, representing. the Grand Lodge
ol Iowa, has Issued q statement WHICH
declares that the regent DECISION Of
Judge Preston, at Cedar Rapids, in the
celebrated suit Of the Cerneau Masons
against the Grand Lodge, has been
everywhere published as a Cerncau VIC
tory. .IsI s. N, Is 4 f,3, q .sf7r
Tho card declares that the ruling Of
the court IS sweeping victory for the
grand lodge: that tho persons who
sued the GRIND Lodge arc now out OF
Court, and that the Court decided that
their own biased and one.sided state.
ment was not sufficient to entitle them
to any relief in the civil courts.
The decision is, not only Of import
ance to Masons, but determines the
right ofall political, moral and fraternal
societies to control their own affairs
without the Interference Of the courts. z
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DIED.

iiSeSEfsnSa ie5 asloes rrffasy rf.ny 1sHt il, ,se, at
and. ElizsbSlh lIichtels' lusnaGf sraG Of William
:, mo months and ~ days. - 4seu D years,
Funeral vill take place OH s,n,lav /, !,
.;0 o'clock from their residence 'nuVu ~. en- ~
w@ eenlh street. Inleruent n, G,cor,n,,, v, OK
4 Cemetery. sT'- -, " u''eenwood ''wood
issssssiSnI1GIt.At IS 4, her home in ths cI,v M
7ISDAcM. 7ISiH in ~ SS!tes;, e, ARs. ELlzAIErn Ds,g.
Funeral notice hereafter. "'' aSe' wv ~
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Don't Fcel Well.

And yet you are not sick enough to con-
suit q doctor, or you refrain from SO
doing for fear yaa Will alarm yourself
and tEiepls-we will tel you Just what
'yon need. It, is Hoods safsaparilla,
winch will lift You out OF that uncertain,
uncomfortable, dangerous condition, in
to Z atate Of good health, confidence and
cheertulness. You've no idea how, potent
this peculiar medicine Is in cases like
yOure, sesg1 t34.5i y y 5lrst +. z - Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12

Special Dhpateh to The Inteligenctr.
SUBMISSION, W. Va, april ll.-Afr.
Philip Sechmann, OF Tyler county, and
Miss Araminta Hess, OF this place, were
united in marriage at S o'clock this
evening by the Rsv..W. P. Fortney.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12

ARE you going to the races? 'sYes,
and bet on the winning horse. "r"Not
the handsome Ahn Allah, he is lame.
DidH': you ,know?" "i'll whisper in
your ear, he'll win. They're using Sal
vation OIL" 5 ~
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-, - y - - 80 =
MttSburSll Walking Match,

P!TrsngRqH, April, 1.-THE scoro Of
TIE walking match Sat midnight was
Hterty, 4al Moore, iSa; Hughes, AIS
NHoremac, No 4s4; Howarth, 44O; Moran,
430; Golden, pol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12
Col. Fellows Seriously I'll,

NEw YoEK, April 1l.-District Attor-
ney Fellows is reported rs being serious.
ly III at his residence ut Washington
Heights. Physicians are constantly in
attendance at Ills bedside.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12
EUREKA OIL FIELD.
Tic Island Well OF the Two 1Irothers Com.
pnny" SHOWS Dig Squirt. E

oRcldl OIApdlch 10 NC 7hHHlDtHetT. -T""T--
sr. MARys, W. VA, April 1.-THE
Island we'll Of the Two Brothers' Com.
pany, Under a little agitation, has run
up to $50 barrels. The well on tho Bills
farm, near St. Marys, owned by tho same
parties, at 500 feet shows for 100 barrels.
Territory in its vicinity Is jumping,
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THE DYING STATESMAN.
The Last Hours Of Samuel j.
Randall Close at Hand.
Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LEADER
And the Uncomprnmislns Friend OF
tho Protective Tarifl:..Ilis Loss
VIII Bc National Onc...i
Sketch OF Ills Career.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April ll.-Repre
sentative Raudall's condition continues
unchanged from yesterday, save that he
is gradually growing weaker and weak
or. 1t Is thought that hc will last the
day out, but his great endurance can
hardly sustain him more than n very
few days at the most. lie rests easily,
and sleeps good part Of tho time. His
rest Is natural in his state Of i'll health,
and there is no need to give him any.
thing to induce sleep. Ho takes nour.
ishmont regularly. So far rs possible
perfect quiet is maintained about tho
sick chamber, and not even all the mem.
bers Of the family arc allowed to see
him, rs the presence OF any one he
has not grown accustomed to seeing
during his illness might excite him and
induce him TO talk. DR.. Mallan ut 2
o'clock said that he had not seen Mr..
Randall since noon. but that nothing
new had occuraed in the case, and that
there had been no recurrence Of tho diar.
rlGa. ..
Ills CONGRESSIONAL CAREER.
His Congressional career opened more
than twen.y.six years ago. lie was
always a prominent and influential
member, but there are four things in his
career which especially mark him. One
of these was his leadership in the oppo.
sition to the Force bill. Another was
the a'acrity with which he grasped the
fiscal affairs OF the Government, and be.
came au economist and reformer. An.
other, was his positive position touch.
ing the Electoral count when he was
Speaker Of the House, and still another
was the. stubbornness with which he
fought for protective tarilf, even when
the great body OF his party associates in
Congress took the other direction. He
mad a following OF forty Democrats when
the Morrison Horizontal bill was under
consideration, and encompassed the de.
feat On that measure. In the Fiftieth
Congress he opposed the Mills bill, but
had only small company in the Demo.
cratic party.
Many men remember how Mr.. Ran.
dali, sitting as Speaker OF the House in
the small hours OF the morning in
March, 1877, took the bul! by the horns
and shut oil lilibusterins, by simply re.
fu5lne to entertain further ditatory mo-.
tions. lisrulings on that occasion were
as rugged us the later ones OF Speaker
Reed. Onaccount OF the strong possibility
that Hayes would be seated, no.with-
standing the Democratic claim that
Tilden had been elected. there was
great excitement, and it was about the
time that Speaker Randall shut of the
motions that an Ohio Demo.
cratic member, walking over the tops Of
the desks, shouted that when fraud was
law, tilibustering was patriotism.
WAsnISdroS, D. G., April 12.-At
twenty minutes to 2 o'clock Mr.. Ran
dali was still alive, but so low that his
death is almost momentarily expected.
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DoS'r take any chances with stub.
born cold. but get rid'oi it nationally
WITH the help Of Or. Jayne's Expcotor.
ant q healing MEDICINE for the 1angs. \
NWsAW .
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p,!,tsbureh............O . l =? ?0al d a. 9
"heeiiac."."....,.e . ! . 100 l o. 4
:, Earned ruas. Pittsburgh, 3: Wheeling, ..
boone. Sacrifice hits. Hines, Wel,y, Osborne,
oBrien 2. iiIos an balls, oilMorrison, 1. lit
BY ball, Schmidt l. Struck out, by Morrison, >;
by schm!dty. Double plays. Arni,age TO Glen.
ALVIN; Morrison to Lytle 10 Armitasc, Tine .
hours. Umpire, Sheppard, :
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sts,,,,,,,,,l,,i, , ,,li New

N stenmship bexs. iesyj Il
Il EEY 9onfs, April tl.@Arliyed, steau.:
erWaeslapd, from Antwerp, .
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WE have the nobbiest line Of Mems
Shoes in the city. Call aud be con-
vinced. Z - ii7sa II. 0. Horr. Ia
55 l142 Main street,
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nv A COW.

An Oad Lady ssdly sajsr-a while IN
aer Way to . Daac~.
by the Standards special wire.
QBuTTE, Jan. 3.-At s:O O'Clock Satur-
day evening Mrs. William Scott and her
were ON their way tn n dance at
Renshaw hall. In Gold street, between
Dakota and Montana streets. one of
the numerous cows that are always To- be
found i'm the streets Of Butte. chased
them. Mrs. Scott is an 81 eriy lady,
about dO years OF agc, and did not sue
coed in making her escape. She was
hooked i'm the side and severely injured.
a carriage was called and she was taken
nome. DIR. Holmes was summoned to- at
tend her. She il thought Ia tn badly i'm
tured. She il still in bed, and, being fe.-
doubtful.
The ordinance against rows hs,inv al
lowed to roam tho streets seems tn he. one
OF the numerous dead letter ordinances of
butf'. While tho poundmastcri il chasin"
dogs, ~ would bc u c~ommendable act il y
would inprison all the COWS that run "a,
large about the city. This is supposed tai
De WITHIN the jurisdiction of the marshal
ot butte. but the cows seem to In. of the
the privileged class Of criminals. Last
Thursday u cow chased n a-ycar-oll hoy
AMI would have injured him hut for "a va
Iiaht young attorney who grabbed
thc yo,ingster i'm his arms and
frightened the cow 10y his fierce looks. IL
IL tiinc something was done about the
COWS by the official. whoever he may be,
whose duty IL Is tn look after them
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ANSWERS To CORRESPONDENTS

iNouIRER. !. The Montana Lottery
was first authorized by the Legislature.
August, 1857. and has been doing b~us,ness
ever since. =. The CAPITAL PRIZES
AXE S15.uuO. 1O,OO AND S5,tsD each, to
he drawn FEBRUARY IL, ls.s, and
monthly thereafter. 3. You should he
bile tn get Montana State Lottery Tickets
lSl-Oo each from any lottery dealer. Ask
Tor them. or Address the company's man
agcr. j. j. j Jacobs, Butte. Montana.
WILL Y 4. The Montana State
Lottery always draws i'm public, an.l "A
committee il selected from the audience
To supervise the drawings. =. No, "a lot
terry coiI d not bc drawn in public and he
Conducted unfairly or impartially. g..
There il no question about its fairness. a..
The Lottery has been running for nearly
three. years, and has paid ALL1TS PRIZES
IN FULL, SD IL il as worthy of confidence
and as famed FOR integrity'' as any other
lottery. 3. The Capital Prize is Si5.uDO,
the smallest $40; send money to J. j.
Jacobs. Butte. Montana, or Anaconda.
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from Munsey'S Weekly.
Canvasser: II nave here . work that
goes of like lot cakes" Lady of the
house: ''Ptease let me see it GO on"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-21
For Gentlemen.

Glance at our line of Watches:
Nickel Watches, stem wind and set,
from ts.2 To <15.
Solid Silver Watches, stem wind and
set. from SO tn <sS.
Gold-Hlled Watches of the best make,
warranted tai wear twenty years, from $lS
tai 800.
Solid Gold Watches from as tn xs,S.
Solid Gold, silver and Plated Chains
and Charms Ia meet all wants. Gold and
Silver Canes. shaving Cups, Cigar Boxes
and Cases, Pocket Flasks and Match
Boxes.
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BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. Jan. 3.-The following are the
real estate transactions recorded since
our last eport
r.. NJ. and w. 7. Cobban to John Esten-
son for &6s5. lot 5 i'm block q of Noyes 4
Upton's addition.
Louis Dumain to John White for 800.
lot IL in block 3 of Rice's addition.
John Rosenthal To Carrie NJ. Leshcr for
$50, land i'm Harnett claim.
Thomas e.. Irvine to Edwin II. Irvine
for S3,OUO. land on Tin Cup Joe creek.
Deer Lodge county.
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REMEMBER all patrons receive tickets
to the dra Of valuable presrut. week
ly. The next drnwinR will be next Satnr.
day evening. Dec. 18th. The presenss viii
be u Reed & Barton Silver Tea Set. q very
fine Toilet Set aud a Manicure Set.
The first OF january the grand present
OF the best quality Howard Watch. adj
justed To heat and cold, in solid gold case,
worth $1S. Bear i'm mind We sell NO
chances. You pay only for the goods you
buy, and thas mt bedrock prices.
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The beer manufactured by Afessrs.
Grien q Faul of the Anaconda brewery is
meeting with n very large demand, owing
TO the excellence of that beverage. ,he
sales during the holidays have been enor-
nous and the WAS kept busy
delivering keR and bottled beer to families
in this city. There il NO better beer made
han that manufactured by tie Anaconda
Brewing IL you nave not ordered
some for the holidays do 30 to-day.
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The undersigned. agent for the Patter-
son weather strip for the state OF Nom
tana. In stopping At the Palace hotel.
Live agents wanted to buy the county
right. Live agents can make from Is TO
SO per day. My weather strip L. very
simple very ca <ily and readily adjusted
To . door. There In no rubber To free:e
destined TO super~ede all other door strips.
Come and $50 mel; call NJ 8 p. m. Or later.
!. i. McClusky.
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For Table Use.

Siiverware that is superb i'm quality and
elegance of finish. Gorham. Reed q Bar
ton and h RoRers-the peers of all oshee
makers.
Pickle Casters from 81 to so.
Table Casters from - 70 SO.
Butter Dishes from - to $40.
Cake Basket from - 10 sd.
Berry Dishes from IS to 426
Salad Bowls, Sugar Bowls and Cream
Pitchers, Crurnb Trays and Knives, Bak-
ing Dishes and Tursens, Spoons. Knives
and Forks and Carving Sets, Once,
Kitchen and Parlor Clocks and
Mt the very lowest prices quoted.
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Mr.. Loo Fin9 could not receive to-day.
belng laid up With In grippe.
Mr.. All Yang prepared y dainty PURGE
made OF the claws of rats, HOLSTERS and
canary birds. This delicacy was . rare
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What Will 1t Be for the Holidays /?
For Ladies.

Diamond Rings from 81 tn SaO.
Diamond Ear-Drops from s15 tai $40.
Diamond Lace Pins from SIS to SsaO.
Solid Gold Watches from SIS tn $s5.
Gold Watches with fine diamonds from
IN Ia $40. Gold filled Watches of the
finest make, stem wind and set. from SIS
Ca SD.
Chains and Charms OF every description
at the lowest prices.
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Lost, between Butte depot and Conncll's
N buckskin purse containing $40 in gold
coin. Finder will be literally rewarded
Butte.
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Photographs enlarged tn life size and
worked i'm India ink. crayon. water coiors
or pastel al Tripp's institute.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

the court be adjourned out of respect tn
the memory .n Of Co os;a,rs Ssn, Tn,,, T 70 e, cSss.
.omrsow .mor sI" NJ n p.na ~.
ton: r. IL; Mcbr'He, Ge9rgs w.
Stnpieton anu Hlram h""wies 'o Prepare
The case Of the state VS.. ]. Hanley,
WHICH was on tue GocKs' f"r o,ai .n,s
,nnn " ~ ,n,;s m n,ci"s,L' Fahr,,arv
"a.
;,, IN. b.,;i,I;nr Tor Inc nav, electric iiUht
suH y, P''ias v,ers h,;nu M, mn nn
sh; ~ Tresn :, 81, ~" lar,,ary IA anJ
iii prr;va vsrv sa0n' Tivha viii he f,ar.
nished about March 1.
rnyi :, nE,i ar c Sa arva ~ SsSriTT n"Nsnn ~
S,hotea, county. They were arrested and
s.nt.ncssl S"r Io,se steaiino AT FORT FS..n.
ton.
There Ia said To me n city ordinance re-
s~iJeswaiks. so that pedestrians can move
ahn,,t NSont,na strict Is a viar. ~ ZEE
The i..er MSsntaia was printed to-night
- .ho -. ~. ~ shn
S IN sewent of tue h.,;i.i;u~' "e
I'..s, NfcHa,,"n a.. so, .b;s
,,o.n.u x,;,i' N ha"i. oriI-h,oi..
cane.
IA. McConville and John A: Cameron
Men. TO Aihac1naa '4-aay iIr u Sn"rs w.s ,n:
.Noan f.oHn viz
LYMAN A Sislev. of Port Townsend *
in the CITY. on his return from Chicago.
~. has y. mn, n warm w.Ico,mc fa, PSrt
Townsend b,,ii,li,,U lots.
'Thc Knivhts ~ Labor will hold their
seventh hnii at Miners Union hall ON
yV.,I,,nsd,v av.pin, Tho ,,rnsp..cts ~,
not ar I.tI ,.;ii. 80 ,hc Sn,,o ~
.osss,,i s,xi. rh,t h,s chnractcr-
;,oI tho o,h.r halls ~ pic
neer as-cmbly. One of the features
of this entcrtainInen will he the p-resenta-
,;,n 80 ,r;zas q, ,l,o hcst and socn,,1 ls,,t
,iamcD tn. cn,nroit,an ~ arran~e.
,,,ants include. Holm (.nhl.- Par KiIIhrisic-
rrn,, K;ioaiic, Charies pohI AMI george.
Ro,,r,,in 'Ti.r. viii ~. ,inncinu i'm tLe
fn,",r ,n;an,n mi uiohn :" 1rh.
Kn;h - Ia ,ra rnj ou,,, I'm
s,nn,,,.h 90 Tho JS,,t,. Miners, JIn;on' -
Cn,n,.rf.it s.n.sinIiar hiiIs are in c;rc,-
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