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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-09
TACOMA MILITIA NEWS.
Colonel Trotter on q Tour of Inspection
The King County Mine TronhIes.

TACOMA, Sept. ESPECIAL Colonel A.
Z. Trotter, of Vancouver barracks, tonight
met the local cavalry and militia for the
purpose Of arranging for a systematic
course of instruction in target practise for
the local militia companies After giving
instructions here for several days, Colonel
Irotter will 90 To Seattle, where he will
instruct the militia of that city. He will
be at Port Townsend September Is, and
at New Whatcom September 20.
After instructing and testing the marks
manship of all the companies of the state,
Colonel Trotter will grade the militiamen
individually and in companies.
Captain Ashton, of Troop B, and Cap
tain Fife. of c company, fear that owing
to the failure of the state to pay the
troopers and soldiers for services rendered
at the King county mines. they may refuse
to turn out for target practice. Some of the
militiamen have declared their intentions
not TO affiliate hereafter with the state
militia
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BEATEN BIZ AN ANGRY HUSBAND.
Centralia LAWYER Acts the Gay Lothario
and Has His Head Cut.

CESTRALIA, Sept. ESPECIAL. "A diff
Guilty occurred last evening between Frank
C. Landrum, lawyer, and II. D. Wizard,
in which Landrum was severely cut on the
head with the butt end of revolver. The
difficulty was brought about, Wizard al
leges, by Landrum persisting in forcing
his attentions on his wife Wizard was ar
rested and taken before Justice Richmond,
where he gave bonds for his appearance at
10 O'Clock this morning, at which time the
case was continued until this afternoon.
This morning Landrum went to ChehaIis
and got out warrant for the arrest of
Wizard, and he was taken down on the 2
p. IN. train. There has been bad blood be-
tween the two men for some time.
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A New Gray,s Harbor Steamer.

ABERDEES, Sept. ESPECIAL. - The
steamboat owners have again combined,
and the Montesano was today Withdrawn
from the river route, the splendid new
steamer City Of Aberdeen taking her place.
The Aberdeen has proven herself a flyer.
and distanced every boat on the harbor
She is a counterpart of the Bailey Gatzert,
Of the Sound, though not so large. and has
no trouble IN maintaining a speed of four
teen miles an hour on regular runs, in
Guiding landings.
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THE TRAIN ROBBERS IDENTIFIED.
Recognized by Campers at Whose Tent
They Sfonned for a Drink.

VIsALIA, Cal, Sept. s.-William Dalton
and Riley Dean, the suspected Ceres train
robbers, were last night confronted with
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham. who were camping
q short distance south of Ceres on the
night of the robbery. Graham identified
the two men as having come 10 their camp
shortly before the robbery and asked for q
drink of water, and left in northerly di-
reetion. Dalton exhibited much confusion
at the sudden meeting. Neither of the
men viii talk on the subject.
MopEsTo, Sept. s.-Sheriff Purvis. Of
this county, accompanied by Sheriff Kay,
of Tulare, and Detectives Thacker, Smith,
Hume and Lawson, returned from Visalia
this afternoon, having in charge William
Dalton and Dean, the supposed Ceres
train robbers. A large crowd were at the
depot to see the men escorted TO the county
Jail and lodged in cells. Mrs. w. T. Dali
ton arrived from Sacramento earlier in the
afternoon, and accompanied her husband
as far as the Jail. The sheriffs, detectives
and the district attorney were in secret
consultation for two hours this evening.
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ABERDEEN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRs.
Water-Works Construction Entoined-
Site Of the New SchooIhouse.


ABERDEEN, Sept. s.-lSpecial. The CITY
has had surfeit of excitement the past
three days. First the news came that the
council had been enjOined in the superior
court from paying out any money for the
construction of the city water-works and
the contractors from proceeding with the
work. Much indignation was felt that any
citizen Of this city should lend his name 70
such proceeding, and the whole town re-
ioiced when Judge Irwin dismissed the in
junction. But the climax was reached
sunday. The contractors. to hurry the
work, had large force digging trenches
and laying pipe around a sharp bend Of
the river where the high bluff has been
cut away for a road and for room to lay
the pipe. The land belongs to James b.
Stewart, a wealthy pioneer, who feels
aggrieved at some action Of the council,
and as there had been q technical defect
in the ordinance authorizing the sale Of
the water bonds, and therefore they had
not been sold, Mr.. Stewart refused TO al
low the work TO proceed, and TO enforce
his position had his hired men put several
charges Of giant powder IN the bluff above
the pipe layers and threatened to over
whelm them with earth if they per-
sisted in the work. This brought
out the police force, who caught
the frers in the act in tine to pre-
vent the blasts from being set of. The
work was continued under protection Of
the police, and later Mr.. Stewart was
bound over to keep the peace. He says he
will invoke the aid Of the highest Law in
the land to protect what he pleases 10 term
an invasion OF his rights. As the town is
suffering for water, and the city works
that will furnish a plentiful supply are
almost done, the situation Is one that
arouses the entire town, and is the absorb
ing theme.
Another matter Of absorbing public in
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sPOKANE's SHELTER SCHEME.
Speedy Consummation Hoped For-Col.
InEersolI Interested.

SPOKANE. Sept. ESPECIAL. The smell
ter proposition has assumed a different
form and everything indicates that the
speedy contamination of the plans sug-
gested will be carried out and that the
smelter will soon be in operation. Henry
B. Clifford has disposed of his stock to
Colonel Ingersoll, who is taking an active
interest in the affairs Of the smelling
company. The Detroit people have raised
their share of money necessary to COM
mence operations, and all that remains
for the Spokane people to do is to proceed
to raise $4,000, which they have agreed to
put into the business. Colonel Ingersoll
could not be present in Spokane in person
at this time, but he sent Phillip G.. Pea
body in his place TO represent the smelter
company. The bankers of the city held
meeting today, and it is assured that Spo-
kane's share Of the money will be raised
at once.
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Drowned at Boise CITY.

BOISE CITY, Sept. Especial. Louis
Irving was drowned in the river near the
city today while bathing He has been a
resident Of the city for years and was at
one time bookkeepe- for Peter Sonnat.
Some boys saw him sink and ran to his
assistance, but too late. He has no rela-
tiyes here.
4 man named Ole Nelson met with a
severe accident while placing a cap on
blast in a mine at Banner this morning.
Two fingers and = thumb were blown of.
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Delegates to Irrigation Convention.

WALLA WALLA, Sept. Especial. AT
the board of trade meeting today, the fol-
lowing delegates were appointed to attend
the irrigation convention at Salt Lake: III.
z. Isaaes, A. u. Boyer. a. J. Parker,
Henry Kelly and Harry Kratz. The follow
ing delegates have also been appointed
on behalf of the city: j. L. Roberts. DR..
y. G.. Blalock, F. W. Paine, Captain P. B.
Johnson, Judge ". Huston and Repre-
sentative John L. Sharpstein. Much in
terest is felt here in the question OF
irrigation. and it is thought that there
will be . good attendance 81 Salt Lake.
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UNION Pacific FINANCES.
solicitor Thurston says the Road Was
Never in Better Condition.

CHICAGO, Sept. s. - General Solicitor
Thurston, of the Union Pacific, says there
is no foundation for the rumor that Gould
intends giving up control of that read, or
that the property will go into the hands of
a receiver. He said when somebody in
Wall street wanted to make a drive on
Union Pacific, certain security-holders
were induced to demand immediate pay
ment. Gould was then in the far West
and Ames i'll Europe. 1t did not take
them long, however, to make arrange
ments whereby the debt had been punched
and placed with Drexel, Morgan & Co. at
lower rate of interest The Union Pacific
was never in az good condition as now.
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Nine Persons Poisoned at Dinner.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 8.-A special to the
Times from Bellville, Kan, says: Nine
people of this place are at the point of
death as a result of having partaken of
poison. George Gregg returned from Iowa
last Saturday, where he had gone to bring
home his wife and children, who had been
visiting there. A young lady relative ac-
companied Mrs. Gregg. Sunday Ira John
son, neighbor, called on the way home
from church, and accepted an invitation
to dinner. Eight persons sat down to the
table. Soon after dinner they all became
violently i'll, exhibiting all the symptoms
of poisoning. Shortly afterward a ser
want, who had in the meantime eaten din
ner, also became ill, showing the same
symptoms. Since then all have grown
worse, and the recovery of none of the
victims is expected, while the nature of
the poison, and how administered, is un-
known
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Scarcity of Canned Columbia salmon.

PORTLAND, Sept. Especial. The COM
mission men here. who have extensive or
ders for Columbia river salmon found that
the entire pack OF this season has been
sold with the exception Of a few thousand
cases of fats, and orders cannot be filled.
The prospects for the pack of fall
salmon are being inquired into and
it is found that there will be no fall fish
packed on the Columbia, and no silver
sides or steelheads at any point in this
section. AT Willapa, Nehalem and Tilla-
nook about 1909 ,ases of large fall fish
will be packed of good color, out not so
oily as the Columbia river fish.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

CLEVELAND, Sept. s-The great council
of the Improved Order of Red Men began
its fifty-first annual session here this
morning.
The ''long talk" of Great Incohecy DON
nelly showed the total membership of the
order in the country TO be los, "A, gain
of lO. 600 during the past year. The fnan-
cial statement shows a total wealth of
81. .260. .034. The Order of Pocahontas re-
ports 1874 councils, with a membership OF
IL .16s, an increase of :, ,s44 for the year.
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That He VIII Succeed Secretary
of War Proctor

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. S.-The Star
this evining publishes report that ]. S.
Clarkson. chairman OF the Republican Ma
tional committee, will probably be ap-
pointed TO succeed Proctor as secretary of
war.
BosroS, Sept. s.-Hon. Redfield Proctor.
in letter TO Governor Page, Of Vermont.
has accepted the appointment to q seat in
the Senate made vacant by the resignation
of Senator Edmunds.
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The Split I'm the Irish League.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The municipal
council of the Irish National League of
New York met tonight and adopted reso-
lutions repudiating the action of President
Fitzgerald, of the Irish National League of
America, in issuing call for a national
convention in Chicago, October and ?, on
the ground that the basis of representation
as stated in the call is in direct conflict
with the league constitution, and the pro-
posed change from Philadelphia TO Chicago
of the meeting place is unauthorized and
unwarranted action on the part of the
league president and executive committee.
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A NEGRO SKINNED ALIVE.
Horrible Punishment of n Louisiana De.
mon Who Assaulted a Woman.

SHREvEPoRT, La, Sept. S-News was re-
ceived here today of horrible outrage
committed on the person of young lady
teacher near Arcadia. A few days ago the
young lady started TO her home, two miles
distant, and in a lonely place on the road
was set upon by burly negro. who dragged
her into the woods near by, tied her
to tree and kept her there two days.
When a searching party found her there ON
the evening of the secoud day she told
them her story, telling them to hide near
by, as the negro would soon return.
In short time the negro appeared and
was captured. He was fearfully tortured,
being skinned alive and cut to pieces, his
body being left 10 the buzzards
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New Survey of the Coas. Line.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Sept. Especial =
The United States coast survey steamer
Hasseler arrived today from San Fran
cisco, and will be in the Sound several
DAYS. She will take on coal and await the
arrival of Lieutenant Clark from Newport,
r. L.. then proceed 10 survey and chart the
Coast from Flattery Rocks southwark
The vessel Is in command of Lieutenant
d. Delehanty, with Lieutenant ]. Bliss as
executive officer on board.
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A WARNING TO WIVES.
Topeka Woman Asks Her Husband for
Dollar and Il Killed

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. s.-This morning
G. Berger shot and killed his wife and
then committed suicide. The couple had
been quarreling since Saturday over some
rent money paid TO them. The wife asked
the husband for dollar 70 buy some CLOTH
ing for one Of her children, whereupon the
husband threatened 10 kill her. She ran
from the dining-room to the porch and he
followed, shooting her through the back.
The murderer is a native Of Germany and
lived here about six wears. The couple
had been divorced and were remarked
about year ago.
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Two murder. I'm Ohio Grain ri.,a

LIMA, o., Sept s.-This morning willis
James and Tom Johnson were running a
thTeshing machine, man named Levin
cut Johnson ON the hand. AL
though he asserted it was ae-
cidental Johnson struck him a terrific
blow. Lewis fell directly under the cylin-
der and was drawn into the machine, his
head aDd body being ground to a PUN.
Frank Lewis, his brother. made a dash
with pitchfork, which he plunged into
JoIlnsOn's bosels, killing him almost in
stantly. Lewis was arrested.
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Two Persons Lost i'm the Co
lumbia River at Astoria.
A RICH oREGoNIAN DROWNED
Lothario Lawyer at Centralia As.
sanlted by WOman's Husband.
browning Accidents at Vancouver and
Boise-Hattie May stfIl Out of Sight
Colonel IngersoII and the Spokane
smeiter-Taeoma Militia Notes.

ASTORIA, Sept. s.-Charles strom, aged
90 and Hazel Hanthorn, aged 8. were
drowned this afternoon in Columbia river
at East Portland. Hazel was playing
about cannery which extends out into
the river and fell through a hole in the
floor of the landing into the water
below. Strom, who was az work in the
cannery, seeing the girl fall, sprang into
the water after her 1t is thought he
struck his head against the pile and was
rendered unconscious by the blow, as both
were drowned in five feet of water. When
the bodies were found the child's arms
were clasped tightly about Strom's neck.
Strom leaves wife.
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD DEcIsIo,
Interstate Commerce Contracts Cannot
BE Regulated by state Commission.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Sept. s.-Judge Ney. Of
the state district court, today filed a de-
cision in the case Of the Iowa Railway
Commission against the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul railway. Fengler &
Schwager had shipped to them some
time ago several car loads Of fu.el oil from
Iims, 0. The cars came from Chicago
over the Chicago. 81. Paul & Kansas City,
and the yards of the consignee could only
be reached by the Milwaukee road. The
latter had 10 switch the cars about three
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Arizona Constitutional Conx.n,io,

PHGSIx. A. T., Sept. s.-The constitu-
tional convention Of Arizona met Monday
and effected temporary organization. with
Hon 4. b. Bailey temporary chairman.
and adjourned TO today, when it con-
vened and proceeded 10 permanent or
ganization, eleciing Hon. W. 4. Rowe. of
Yavapai county. president, and Hon. V.
Dunbar and A. b. Barnard secretaries of
the convention, which then proceeded TO
adopt rules OF order. etc.
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san Francisco. Sept. s.-Jarnes Dwv.r
the railroad rnan shot yesterday by OfFicer
Kelly, is in dangerous condition and ths
chances Of his recovery are slight. VIII.
lam Nicholson, who was IN the restaurant
at the time, states positively that Dsver
did not have glass in his hand while hs
was beating Kelly The case Of Kelly.
who has been charged with assault 20
murder. was called this morning in police
court No. and continued until the I'D
inst.
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HATTIE MAY Is STILL MISSING.
Victoria Authorities Unable to Locate
Her-Charge of Abduction Fails.

VICTORIA. Sept. ESPECIAL. Hattie
May is still missing, and the charge of
abducting her. brought against H. Fried,
has failed signally. The evidence which
the father promised was not forthcoming,
and the accused was discharged. 4 mis-
take was made by the police in connecting
the Royal hotel with the case. The girl
never was there, nor has the house any
thing but good reputation. Another
hotel on the same street was meant.
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Wabash Railroad Earnings.

ST. LOUIS Sept. s.-The annual meeting
of the Wabash railway was held today.
The present board of directors was re-
elected The annual report shows: Gross
earnings. sl302s. .2s7; operating expenses,
So. SIS. .223: net earnings, s2,i63,0 ,064; net
surplus, compared with last fiscal year,
COS
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Murderou. Row Among Ner York M.n.

NEW YoKK. sept. Sin the course Of an
alteration over game of cards in IN.
Italian quarters last night James Ross an
Italian, was shot and killed. and hi.
brother, George. lies in a critical condi-
ton. Two brothers. John and Nicoif Bal-
lero. were accused Of cheating by the Pos.
brothers. Words led % blows, and one Of
the Balleros drew q revolver and shot the
Ross brothers. One Of the Balleros ha,
been captured, and the police are search-
ing for the other
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NEW YORK, Sept. s-A cablegram from
Mr.. Reid. United States minister 10
France, was received here this morning,
announcing that Major Bundy, editor of
the Mail and Express. who has been in
Paris for some time, had been stricken by
apoplexy He is now unconscious and
his recovery seems doubtful.
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Lewis County to Issue Bonds.

CEsTRaLIa. Sept. s. Especial - The
county commissioners this morning in
structed the auditor 10 advertise for bids
for the purchase of the bonds 81 the county
TO the amount Of $4,000 with which to
redeem the outstanding county Marrants-
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Colorado Postmaster Abscounds.

DENVER, Colo, Sept. s--A telegram
from Grand Junction says: John Bridges,
postmaster and Western Union manager,
has been missing for two weeks 1t is
stated that his accounts with the govern
ment are s. 90 short.
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A wealthy oregonian Drowned.

EU6ESE, Or, Sept s.-George II. Park,
q wealthy contractor of this city. was
drowned in The Willamette river this after
noon. He was fording the river, when his
horse became unmanageable and over
turned the buggy. His l0-year-oId son,
who was along, swan ashore. Parks
body was recovered.
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rConvrs..m.ns scott Much Better.

ERIE, Pa. Sept. s.-The latest advices
from the bedside Of Hon. ". L. Scott are
of an encouraging nature. A distinct i'm
provement has taken place during the
week since he was taken 10 Newport.
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The RosIyn News" sold.

CLE-ELUM, Sept. g. special. This
afternoon the Roslyn Ne,-s vas purchased
from Messrs. Miller & Wagner b. G. r.
Martin, Of the Cle-Elun Tribune. and f.
A. Liskche, the latter having been con-
nected with the Nesrs for the pas, year.
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Freight Conductor. strike ON L. y.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. s--The freight
conductors on the Nashville and Decatur
division of the Louisville & Nashville rail-
way struck tonight because OF the refusal
of Superintendent Geddas TO reinstate I.
r. Ridley, who was discharged for refusal
TO take train out.
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Prominent Churehm.n at yancouve,

VANCOUVER. b. C.. sept. s.-Two prom
inent ecciesiastics Of the church Of Eng
land, the Bishop Of Exeter and his son. the
Bishop OF Japan, arrived on the Eastern
train on Tuesday and leave per stermer
Empress OF japan for the Orient.
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Keystone Clerks Held for Trial.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.-Three indiv-
;dnal ledger clerks of the broken Keystone
National bank. McGuire. Ege and Law
renee. CHARGED with making false reports.
have been held in s. 500 bail each for trial.
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VAScoUyER, B. c., Sept. s.-fSpecial. +
A man named George Irving, one Of the
crew Of the Empress of Japan, last night
fell overheard and was drowned He left
. wife and several children in England.
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In Memory OF Judge Sawyer.

san FRAScIsCo, Sept. s--Al the state
and federal courts closed today out Of re-
spect 10 the memory of the late Judge
SAWYER. The funeral takes plsee from the
CONGREGATIONAL church tomorrow after
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VICTORIA, Sept. Especial. - The
steamer Zambesi, libeIed by the Fanny
Dutard, was released today on furnishing
a cash bond Of SIS 1U0- Her owners in turn
Ibeied the Dutagd for 900 SALVAGE
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Peoples PARTY Ticket In Massachu.ett.

BosroS. Sept. s.-The Peoples party
held convention here yesterday and
nominated ticket with Henry Winn for
governor and William J. Shields for leu
tenat governor.
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The Sunday excursions on the steamer Kirk
land are growing IN popularity. Take ne e.
~ avenue cara
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