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BREyITIEs.

Cummings, the vagrsnt who broke away from
officer Thom yesterday, and who was shot in
the leg and recaptured. was sent to the hospital
for treatment later in the day. Cumminr s'
chum. Collins who also attempted to escspe
and was wounded slightly in the foot by q bull
let from officer Krebbs revolver, is in jail, and
will come up for hearing today.
John Scran, q one-eyed Frenchman, and a
general allaround bad man. was arrested in
whitechspei yesterday afternoon by ohicer Cor.
belt on q charge Of disorderly conduct When
taken 10 the police station he determined Lot
to go to Jail, and went wild with excitemen,
With the assistance OF several officers the furni-
ture was saved aud he was pat in cell.
Licenses to we'd were issued by Auditor For
rest yesterday for Patrick Meara and Romans.
Cenlfer, OF seattle; Daniel g. Gleason and lii.
liam l. Lewis, of Seattle: Albert Ness and An.
gusts Olsen. of Bothell; Andrew Olsen and
Mary a. Nelson. OF Kitsap county.
The funeral services OF Guss Kessley. who
died 81 fallard. Tuesday. were held from Bon.
ney Il stewards rooms. at I o'clock yesterday
afternoon. iuterment being made in Masonic
cemetery.
Miss Merriam Newton died Of consumption M
Edgewaser, yesterday morning. aged - years.
The remains were shipped 10 Salem. Oregon on
the s:sa O'Clock train last night, by Bonnsy 4
Stewart.
Tue remains OF A. N. Sehese, who died of
heart trouble at Front and Wall streets, wednes.
day morning, viii be embalmed by Bonney q
Stewart and shipped to Kansas City
The days receipts OF the local United States
land Office yesterday was SALSA Three pre-
emptions three homestesas, ana two coal land
deeisrstory statements were fled.
Royal Arch chapter tonight NJ. EN-.
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Mason County school Land..

SHELTON, Oct. 16-lSpecial. 1.-THE county
commissioners have concluded their work
of appraising the school lands of Mason
county. Shere are forty-two school Sec
tons in the county, over 10000 acres, and
twenty of them have been examined.
Less than 5000 acres lies in the water, and
440 acres were settled on prior to survey
They recommend the sale or lease Of
twelve sections, the balance declined tc
sell because second-rate land of no present
value, or having indications of mineral
Section Sc. township %, range west. just
above Hoodsport. is chiefly valuable fol
its vast deposits OF building stone. some Of
which has already been used in Port Town
send and Seattle.
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supreme Court Of wa.hiuv,on

OLYMPIA. Oct 16.-lSpecial. lin the
supreme court:
Ilwaco Railway 4 Navigation Company-Ar
gument submitted and taken under advise
ment
Assignments for October are as follows
No g.. Kben Pierce VS. James A. France
October "A.
No. 65. George F. Orchard W. William Alex.
ander-October q.
No. 10S. Alexander Reed w. the Tacoma
Building and Savings Observation-Disclosures Is
No. lN. Julius C. Clark and Thomas n Clark
VS.. the Tacoma Building and Savings Associa.
tion-0ctober IS
No. 81. Albert Fredericton Va Warrington
Territory-October g.
No. 50. Thomas carsons Va l. McReayy-
October %.
No. SO. George Dearborn VI Moran Bros
October 80.
No. so. NJ. v. Kellogg ct al VS. the Lten a
Smith Manufacturing Company ct al
The case of Angus Mechanic, now confined In
the county jail Tor murder, viii be taken up TO-
morrow
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;"rwo NIGHTS IN ROME.
he Great Mciodrama spleudidiy Pre-
scented Last Night.

The Great Mciodrama splendidiy Pre-
sented Last Night
Al the Seattle opera-house last evening tho
Gr1emet-Davies comhinatioa's first night was
s1ccess In the matter OF attendance, nor could
tho performance be called otherwise. After
vacation Of Two weeks the sheater- goers turned
ont an audience that filled every sea: in the
housa
Tho play, Archibald claverins oan,ers /. Two
Nights in Rome" WAS we'll received. ana AZ
oimes evoked merited applause.
The play contains the usu al characteristics Of
Guntef's productions-the fair young English
giFl for 3 heroine. the Corsicaa vendetta. the
eccentric and uncouth American are ali pres
opt. Notwithstanding this. it rises above the
level Of the conventional melocrsma and ros-
sessek more than ordinary merit The Mot is
uell-woven and abounds in stroag situations
A the title implies the scene is laid in the ei,v
II Rome and II the story OF the happenings of
two nights, between which there is an Interim
a. three years
The nrst act opens In the studio o, Gerald
ussney. . young artist who il the second SON
81 = noble English family. Gerald, eesrasrine
u success In his suit for the hand of Eyelvn
AUBREY. young lady Of high position. because
~ his being younger son, hiss left England
ard taken up his residence at Rome. Here he
writes letter TO Evelyn, asking her to become
~ vile, taat receiving no answer he weds An.
tonia, corsican singer at Ia Scala, who has
pnrsed him through q spell Of fever. To 40
this she has thrown ovcr Louis Bennedet,,. a
CofsicAn who has been devosing himself 10 rer
and given che preference 10 Gerald. whom she
helievos to b wealthy and titled Learning
shat he IL dependent principally on his art Tor Z
living, she reveals herself in her
tfoe coloa Bennedctsi. enrsxed AZ
bGine duped. after the fashion
Of hjs FAce ewears the vendetta against her. In
the guias Of saleman Of works of arr he visits
Gcrald's studio and learns Of Antonia's presence
theTc. She. tearing hts vengeance. fises before
he has f0und her leaving her husband ao,e
stating her Intention 10 suicide Before her
disht, however. she reveals to Gerald in quar-.
sci the fact that she Intercepted Eselyn
Aahrey's written acceptance Of his proposal OF
1arriAgs In order 70 herself become mis- wife.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. G. +. N. Pratt left Tor Portland last even.
ing. There he will join his wife, who has been
visiting relatives in Chicago
Mr. Z. Hyams. OF Hyams. Pauson 4 Co, is In
the city. on his way from San Francisco to New
York.
Mr. NORTH Koch returned yesterday from a
trip 70 the spokane Falls exposition.
Mr.. an. Mrs William D. oTcole, of skagit
river. are registered at the Diller
Mr.. George G. Mcnamara. Of Port Townsend
is ~ the snoqualmie hotel.
as. Luke AcRedmond OF Redmond, is q, the
snceuslmie.
Mr.. J. =. nbhetts. Of Minneapolis, il II the
Rainier
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THE COUNTY CONTEST.
Meeting Of the Republican Central Conn
mitiee.

Meeting Of the Republican Central Conn
mittee.
Last night there was a general meeting Al Re-
publican headquarters OF the county central
COMMITTEES, 10 which all the candidates. for
county and legislative ofhces were invited A
large number attended and laid before the com.
naitsee the necessities OF their localities ana
made suggestions for speakers
Many names were suggested but no complete
arrangements made, but IL was agreed thar
Major Rinehart should be assigned TO the Tot
Kent and Slaughter districts. Senator Kinnear
was sought for in the Northern district and
Judge osnorn was particularly in request in the
mining districts
Ways and means were discussed, and a general
understanding arrived at as 70 the formstion of
local committees. the candidates being author.
iEed TO draft plans for local campaign work. 10
be submitted TO the executive committee
Al the conclusion OF the general discussion. =
meeting OF the central committee was heid-
with Mr.. @. II. Heilbron in tine chair, ana Mr.
Paul d Henry - secretary. The chair was author.
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NEWS OF RAILROADS.
Lake Shore Stockholders Meet
ing Postponed.
NORTHERN PACIFIC ELECTION


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directors organized by re-electing the old on
cers and electine George a. Errle secretary to
Ill the Vacancy caused b. the death Of eamuel
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Wozk on the Yakima and Pacific Coast railway
= nos oein. pushed 80 last on account OF re-
sscAs'on oI Anes we nave ioano tnas ZOO macn
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nne = followed. We have discovered an easier
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ent ~ men 9 Work between Montesano ana
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the month Of September amounted TO s15l. 400
II will amount to over 100000 for the month OF
October. This money all comes from Eastern
citiea Nearly every man, woman and child In
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money" The colonel was looking hearty and
him
Inc demand TOT Wofkmen along tne railroeds
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NINE. NoRDIcA DEFEATED.
She Has No Right to Valuable Land 81
Claimas in Tacoma.

Claims in Tacoma.
TACOMA. Oct. Is Especial. y In the SUI
perior court today Judge Allyn decided
that Lillian Norton Cover (Mme. Lillian
Nordica, the singer.) failed entirely to
prove that she has any right or title to the
land held by George Lewis Cover in this
city. Nine. Nordica's husband disappeared
mysteriously following balloon ascension
seven years ago. and his wife, believing
that his brother had assumed possession
of portion of her husbands property,
brought action to recover the same. The
property held by Mr.. Cover in this city is
valued at upwards of $4,000
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Democratic Central Committee.
The Democratic county central committee
had another session last night. Ways and
means for the campaign were Planned.
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Clara Morris begins her four night engage
ment ~ the Seattle o2era-house next wednes-
day, playing Camille, (" "Renee. de Moray and
Miz Aplepu.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Tourist sleeping cars daily between Seattle
and Chicago twenty-five miles the shortest
advance Of competing lines. A. Chilberg. city
ticket agent, 716 Second street. Boston block: +
1onkin, depot ticket agent. Seattle
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MILLIONAIRE DAVIS HONEY.


Argnmssts In the Famous Montana Will
Case In Progrcss.
HELENA, Oct. 15.- Especial Argument
was resumed this morning in the supreme
court in the celebrated Davis will case. An
drew J. Davis died at Butte on March II,
leaving the following property: Cash on
deposit ct the First National bank of
Butte, 5000; $50 shares of stock in the
same bank, 500 900; capital stock in First
National bank of Helena, $5o0, 600; $1,000
shares Butte and Boston Mining Company,
81, $50, 600; stock of Lexington Mining Com.
pany. $4,000; due from different sourcsA
81 ,O20, 900.
Davis was supposed to have died 10.
testate. and the district court of Silver Bow
county appointed John A. Davis, q brother
of the deceased. administrator, with bonds
fixed ct 100000 Henry A. Root, =
nephew of deceased, who also applied for
letters of administration, appealed to the
supreme court of this state, and asks
the court to set aside the appointment al
John A. Davis, on the grounds of nom
residence, improvidence, drunkenness and
want Of understanding and integrity. A
lengthy brief was filed by Nathaniel Myers.
of New York, cousel for Root. Attorney
Myers made his argument July Is, and
further argument was postponed until to-
day. when Attorney John Forbes and Judge
Kirkpatrick, OF Butte, counsel for John A.
Davis. replied to appellant. denying the
allegations made by Root with reference to
the administration. Attorney Clayberg, Of
this city, closes the argument in the morn
ing.
Since this case was taken into the SUI
preme court will has been produced by
Davis, which is pronounced by an expert
photographer from New York as forgery.
The will does not enter into the case now
in the supreme court
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Gerald from useunory has painsed a ideai hke-
nesa Of Evelyn, which II kept carofuIy guarded
80 his ssudtos Adj, Peabody. a Anencan
N dealer who appreciates Gsrsade nnenc.sa
sesafts. conclndoo 10 get paschaser for tne p1e-
tufe With trus native shsewdnesA recognising
TIE fact that Mfa Aubrey herself would pfoeer
bly, ~ tie most liberal pufchsser oDsalnable.
II oxings her 80 Genald's studio 80 -
the artists chg dnnure- Herr sne
meets Gerald ana IN explanation ensuea A.
this juncture messenger brings the ineein
eenco that Aueonia has drowned hefBeif IN me
Tfbex word u Also received OF the death OF
Gernld's father and elder brother, and his sue
cession to he tfls and estate Of SIR Gerald Gin
ton.
Tns third acf opsns three year later In Sir
Gerald Ciinfon's apartments in Rome, where.
with Evelyn = his wife, aud their child, they
are spending the winter In the person OF An
CELIA Guerexxf. music teacher. Antonia farms
upv with bleaci1od nsfr and otherwise strange
appearance. her reported suicide having been
fuse 70 deceive the sengeiul bennedefti- In the
role u musical Instructor sbs calls ct Evelyn,
Lady ciinton's apartments. and discove the
picture Of Evelyn. aad in fit OF sage.
destroys IL Here Herr Franz. m old friend OF
Gefald's. who has been absent in Africa for
thrse years. appears On the scene and al but
surpFises her in the act Of obstruction. He. how
ever, having hesrd nothing Of Gerald's second
marriage. addr uses her Is L7dy Clinton. Short
~ after Gerald discovers the destruction Of his
favcrise picture. and learns from Franz that his
vile 10 the guilty party. He refuses 10 believe
this although Evelyn. in at of pique, has
made thrsat 70 do so She appears and refutes
the charge. Recognizing the condition Of af-
fairs Franz IL forced into an explanation. 1ne
horrifying intelligence of AntOnia's being alive
causes Evelyn 10 fail uieless into her supposed
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~
That enormously successful English melo-
drama. THE Stowawsy." with its admirable
cast, ponderous and beauteous scenic equip
ments, together with those past grand masters
Of the art Of rafe-blowing. 1Coionel" spike
Hennessey and Doctor Kid McCoy, will be
seen at Seattle opera-house next Monday and
Tuesday, October 20 and 81 The management
announces that the play viii be staged in
more elaborate form than ever before mas
sive aud completely appointed yacht. on board
OF which the entire fourth act takes place, il
one Of the Few and impressive scenic features.
The acting contingent Is Of exceptional ability.
Walter Edwards enacts the role Of Long
sampson" the hero. Mark Lynch. one of the
most accomplished stage villains on the boards,
plays the heavy part; Henry Booker appears as
the irrepressible and irresistible "Dickey Dials''
Miss Maud Edna Hall. as the heorine, and
spfightly LIBBY Kirke impersonates "Chuckey,"
a London newsooy Other leading members OF
cast are T. Paige Smith, Howard Thorpe, vii.
liam Mcvay aud Misses Madge Carr and
Margaret Robinson. Brothers Hennessey and
Mccoy will give nightly exhibition of the ease
with which skilled craftsmen can enter So
called burglar proof safes. That 1.-THE Stow
away" viii be right royalty received at the
opera-house can be set down as q certainty.
Seats are now on sale at stewart d Holmes drug
store.
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NEXT NETTING IN SEATTLE.

superintendent Of WashingtOn WOridso
Fair Exhibit Not Yet Appointed.
EPoKArH, Oct. l6--[Special. 1.-The execu-
tive committee Of the Washington World :
Fair Association held its adjourned meet
ing today, and unusal interest was mani
tested. The same members attended -
were present yesterday.
By invitation Manager Charlas w. Rob.
inson, Of the Northwestern Industrial Elk
position, appeared before the committee
and conferred with the members ON
methods. He complimented the di-
vision Of work made by the spe-
cial committee. Is reported in
these dispatches yesterday. He had
given up ali idea of ever engaging in any
exposition work. but since coming 10 Wash
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Knitwool underwear. Dohsuy 4 Msrum.
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The Northern Pacific freight track across Kin.
near island IL about half done. and work has
been suspended on account of lick of piles
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The Yesler avenue cable line started running
again yesterday morning at o'clock. The cars
are now going all right over the new Rainier
avenue cross, aud the dangerous Jackson street
trestle has been abandoned for good.
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The meeting Of the stock holders Of the Seat
tie. Lake Shore + Eastern railroad Vas not held
yesterday. as had been intended A meeting
was held at which small amount Of the stock
was represented, but not quorum. Accord
inely an adjournment was taken until octo-
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THF. UNITED STATE

Havana. sept. 13.;he Havana Ch'm'"r OF COM
Incrc met september and resolved. among Other
thing. 10 telegraph - ia" Minister o! ti '"''i''
say u. that a, long the 1w of m"rratic relations
wifi, >pain is IN force (which law provides that the
Spanish products snail no: p,v duty l"" oi and
after JpIy n"xt reform can b" mad" IL ti''
tariff. Merchants. we'll a. III: pres generally.
demand the suppression 81 = law with which tl"
I-aid Of cnba caIro, have circt trade WITH iocirn
couutrie> as the lat'. have lagcly increased their
dI,ie, owing TO the import nvcGtaX of 20 per cent
Tho Island wislc, 70 have a direct trade with for ign
countries considering this real necessity y itS
growth and property and desires the establishment
Of reciprocity with tn" United states. In ordcr 10
enjoy the bc,,cts arising from the abolition OF tn
duty sugar. .
TIE Minister Of the Colonies. IN reply to the cabo
Glspatch said he wOrld consifcr the suggestion OF
;Ic Chamber Of Commerce when the uc,oI vi tiriir
ref Jrm j, taken Up
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DEMANDS OF GERMAN MINERS.

Berlin, sept. l0.-Thc session OF IN" Miners Con-
ere,s at Halle closed to-day. The congress DECIDED
10 present petitions to The Bunde,rath Rc!ci>aG the
Diets and the various Ministries, aNainc that mining
laws be passed as follows: That a shift shall not
exceed eight hours: that overtime he abolished that
the shifts be reduced when the men are working IN
vet or heated places that the minimum wasr> OF
pckmen shall be four marks daily that tic wages "f
otc$ shall be fixed in proporion that wages shall
I've paid weekly: that universal system Of lay books
be adoptcd in ali mines: that court Of arbitration be
formed TO settle disputes: that the sanitary arrange
mrn;s O. the mines shall hc improved; that the ie-
str,ctions now placed miners moving from one
district 10 auCth bc removed t'a' the wOikHcn be
given control of the miner, Cooperative unions that
foreign labor De excluded that the power OF cipovr
dismiss their wOrkingmeD be limited, and that
Sapitast rings against labor be suppressed.
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NEW.YORK SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, PAGES.

the list Of injured and killed. 1t has just been
discovered that Italians were caught robblng the
dead, and the county detective, Wunch. at once
placed the vandals under arrest and locked 1hem
up in q house-car. They will be brought here IN
the morning and lodged in Jail. IT. is reported
that George Kaercher, Of Pottsville, the counsel
fer the Reading Railroad Company. is un-
der the wrecked parlor car, and 1t Is
believed he is dead The voices heard earlier IN
the wreck seem to grow less and less in numoer
as tire passes on. Thirty-fve injured have thus
far been removed. The special train sent down
from Pottsvillc took many injured to the Miners
Hospital at that place. The mail agent. Green
walt, has just been taken from the wreck hOrrihiy
crushed. Two frcmen, who were returning home
from Philadelphia, and are supposed to belong
in Mahanoy City. have also been taken ont and
placed beside those unidentified in the field near
the accident
The Schuyllkill at the point where the wrecked
engine is lying is about eight feet deep and the
work of removing the dead fireman and engineer
is n difficult task. There were in all Up to mid
night sixteen wounded brought to the Reading
Hospital and so far rs known, they will recover,
though several Of them will bc confined 10 their
bells for months. The Reading Company have
their portable electric light plant on the ground,
which aids considerably in the execution OF the
work There are in sight calf dozen dead
women in the parlor-car but they cannot be
reached for several hours.