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daily except SUNDAY

tDaily except Sundsy - 81.
No No Is, southbount I-.-..
nally at Hoo p. IN. srg,r,-'. g,.Fs Wy.
wllmi6s,,oS Hni Ss, S0sthho' st j ., IA. d.ly.
Weldon 1850 o m u'' e''iE,.
Trains On Scotland ~.
Road leave Weldon . 4',so neca > b:
4:Sz : p m; arrive Scotland NJ Z, F;.l
p m, Greenville 6:52 pm. DIN -NyeA S.
? m. Returning legy4pr -; <, III;
Greenville S:25 m ARR, -.,- !,
at ll:W a m, Weldon ll.25 L Z
except Sunday. a Z y
Local Freight train iesva, r.
Monday, Wednesday and r.aA @aA
! do:lo a N, arriving Scotland ~. ~.
q m. Greenville $50 p II. H.. "a
p NJ. Returning leave. : -. =,
1:2o a m, Greenyille q: >
Neck 2:2o p m. arrivi,r n
p %. daily except s1adsI
Train leaves rarboro. \ r
oemarie & kaleighR. K Gs
sunday, 80 p "a. Sulas- 4
arrive williamson. \ q
4:2O p IL. Plymouth s6
2 M. Returning leaves p
daily, except SUNDAY. fUs 4
day 800 N, Wil!lansto. \
IL. S:53 NJ. Arrriu- Tar
a m, l1:y0 Z m.
Train on Midland, y. (.
leaves GoICSboro, y. C.. d.#r -. 4
sunday. 600 4 N, arrive Sr.4 4
O., $50 Z II. Retnrn!us letr-,
deld, y. & 500 nl: arrive l-g
\. c., 9.3G 4 m.
Train on Nashvine BraEc1 !
Rocky Mount at j.l5 ? u. ar-
Nashville 5:55 p ~. Spring Hs.-
p NJ. Returning leaves Swu.
500 a n. Nashville So .u.
Rocky Mount yl5 a N. c4.... ..ti
Sunday.
Train OF Clinton Branch 47~ !
saw for Clinton daily, exce. - .
at 600 p 10 and ll:l5 h,'.-
leaves Clinton at 50 anala
connecting 81 WagsaW gth ". j. 4.
% and as.
South bound Train 30 MISC 1
Fayetteville Branch j. No 81 ~
bound is No. -. +Da!.y, ry-rI. =
day.
Trains No. % South, and !, ~
will stop only at Ro ky NOl-- w.
GOldsb0rO and Magnolia.
Train No. IS makes close cone.
at Weldon for al points lg-.- -
all rail VIA Richmond, and oal. sA-'
Sunday via Bay Line. also q a- (.
Mount daily except Sunday. +" +
folk and Carolina Railroad ~ 20.
and all points north Via Ao.LJ-A-
FROM THE NORTH r. 7LJ..-A
Special Service for Tom. ---.---'
finest Trains II t-e "sl-
Oa January 4th, 1892. tie i,a--
Line VII p; On suoths- "
from New FORK T. F.1.-a-
New York at $50 Il, sI'.,---
Jacksonville 30 . u next %.
| me night out, mshins ,-E
fast trains per dag. with tf-T3l-- . ~ -
| Pa &C Sleeping CaIsiTom D.
sonville. \. i 10 IamFa ana
.lon side steamer 'of Cpn@' -'s'
jacksonville: New York t5>A'a y,
| On January sth tie u.rn-l &. .-- =
York aud Florida >leaa
| through to st augustine. f-'' ". . i.
| adde1, ma slng IL a.-t"e-i.-- d.
each way per wee, 81
se vice ever offered N..E-l-
,eston. Savannah Florida ~
The eluipmen. ena sslfla
rain service over ID : llLr
few and excelleo brnar7, .-- .
| ida Specisl" J. W.tE9l.
| tram in the world las e
| ng-roorl ears. the "Il~t-
! will a. heretofore, form s-
ment.f these t-a,l- l-es
,omrlete drsTlng-roan 4 -.
| Ind are run exclusive! s
| Coast Line .
This lire = 70 7tas."6 ~ ,..
.ontL ot Richmond tourist
! nfiuenc Of Il Gu
| utions which con-,'a. :.
/
lalmv SO thern Ems
na.ural az w-ll e re
popular rou's 7. John F. D-E-- =
| 2 KENLY, Gsal " (. y.-..
| r Y. EMFRSON Ir--
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Catarrh

Originates in scrofulous taint. p. p.
purifies the blood and this prevents
catarrh.
For Old Sores, Skin Eruptions, Pim-
pies, Ulcers and Syphilis, use only P,
2. P, and get we'll and enjoy the bless
ing only to be derived from the use of
T. T. P.-Prickly Ash, Poke Root and
Potassium.
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CARTHAGE RAILKOAD.

Leave Carthage 500 q. m. and 30 II,
Arrive Cameron S:35 a. %. and 2:15 p. II,
Leave Cameron 9:35 q. m. and 90 p. %
Arrive Cartha 90 1910 q. m and 6:35 D M
w. G. PETTY, Manager.
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AND GASTON RAILKOAn
II in effect Sunday, January 10. 1892
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.

No. "a. No. 81
Pass. Daily Pass. h Ms.
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GOING NORTH.
PITTSBOEO ROAD.

Leave Plttsboro 10 q a. M. and s 70 IL
Arrive Moncure 9.55 q. m. and 8 IS 70
Leave Moncure 11:l0a N. and sos n.
Arri. Pittsboro 9:10 n. m.. and 800 D m.
J.. c. WINDER, GenI Manager.
L. T. MYERS. Gen1 Supt.
Wh.. SMITH, Surt
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W. E. KYLE
GEM Passenger Agsn
J s fry. 9en's Manager
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Rheunati

-nf1ammatory, gout, sciatic and its
Kindred diseases with it's excrutiating
pains are cured by the wonderful blood
cleansing properties of p. P. 2. IPrick-
~ Ash, Poke Root and potassium,.
Catarrh
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Blood Poison

sInh;1la prhi;m1ary,, y,,a Secondary ss,a and Tertiary
scrofula, blood and mercurial poison
and skin diseases are eradicated by the
use of p. 2. P. Hosts of certificates
are in office to show the cures in these
diseases where all other medicines have
failed.
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BETWEEN
West Point and Richmond.


Leave West Point $50 M daily and
$50 m daily except Sunday and Mon
day; arrive Richmond 9. 10 and 10 40 q
a.. Returning leave Richmond 80 o
N and 4 40 p m daily except Sunday
arrive West Point 5. 90 and 800 p m
BetWeen Richmond and Raleigh.
via KevsviIle.
Leave Richmond $40 p m daily: leave
heysville 600 p IN; arrive Oxford sos o
N; Henderson 9.O5 M; Durham g.. .35 o
n; Raleigh l0.46 p III. Returning leave
Raleigh 9. Is m daily, Durham 10 % a
N; Henderson 10: O5 a N; Oxford 11.45 a
~: arrive keysville 2 90 D m: Richmond
1.30 m Through coach between
Richmond and Raleigh.
Mixed train leaves Keysyille daily
except Sunday 9. 10 a m; arrives Dur
ham 6.2O N Leaves Durham 715 a
M daily except Sunday: arrives Oxford
10 a m. Leaves Durham 7.5O D m
daily except Sunday; arrives keysvilIe
2.lO a IN. Leaves Oxford 800 a ID daily
except sunday; arrives Durham 500 a
IN.
Additional trains leave Oxford dali,
except Sunday 1l.5O a m: arrive Hen
derson 12.45 p M. Returning leave
henderson $50 and $40 p m daily excep,
sunday, arrive Oxford 7.35 and TO- A.
p. N.
Washingtor and South western Yes
thule Limited. operated between
Washin gton and Atlanta daily, leaves
washington ll.OO p. 10. Danville $50 a.
II. Greensboro 40 a. NJ, Salisbury
:. % a. Ia Charlotte 945 q. M. arrives
Atlanta sos p. M. Returning, leave
Atlanta LIS p. M, Charlotte 9.2O
H., Salisbury 1929 o. m. Greensboro
l1.5i p. m; arrives Danville 1.2O am:
Lynchburg 335 q. m. Washington
S.30 a. m. Through Pullman Sleeper.
New York to New Orleans, also be
tween Washington and Memphis, via
Atlanta and Birmingham.
NO. =, leaving GOidsbOro 2.15 D. m.
and Raleigh $40 p. m. daily makes con-
nection at Durham with No. 40. leav
ing at Z so p. m. daily except Sunday for
Oxford and Keysville.
Nos. 9 and IL connect at Richmond
from and to West Point and Baltimore
daily except Sunday.
SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
On trains y and 10, Pullman Buffet
sleeper between Atlanta and Ner
York; between Danville and Augusta
and Greensboro via Asheville) an6
Knoxville, Tenn.
On II and 12, Pullman Buffet Sleeper
between Richmond and Danville
Raleigh and Greensboro, and Pullman
Buffett Sleepers between New York
Washington and Knoxville via Dan
vile, Salisbury and Asheville, and
Pullman sleepers between Washington
and Augusta.
z. BERKELEY, Superintendent,
Richmond, Va.
w. A. TURK, A. G. p. A.,
Charlotte, n. @.
W. Il. GREEN, General Manager,
Atlanta, Ga.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, Genl Pass. Ag't,
Atlanta, Ga.
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager,
Atlanta Ga
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A Tacoma Telegrapher While Drunk
Marries 3 Prostitute.

TACOMA, Sept Especial wv. E. Smith, for
couple OF years operator at the Western Union
telegraph Office here, was married this morning
a; o clock to Miss Jessie Ella Scott, formerly
known as Jessie Callahan, who has for some
time been al inmate OF house of prostitution in
this city. Smith, or 'SInithy," by which name he
Is known among his friends, has been infatuated
with Miss Scot, Tor some time, and las. night
both drank freely. At a. today they were
at Chiloergs restaurant eating and drinking,
when il was proposed by Smith, and agreed 20
by his companion, that they get married
Securing a hack they drove 10 the Tacoma
hotel and awakened Justice OF the Peace Harry
Sharp. He. however, refused TO marry them
because they had no marriage license. They
were not 10 be baked in their matrimonial
fancy, and AT once drove to the residence of
Deputy Auditor Swope and induced him to
come down 10 the courthouse aud issue the de-
sired license Armed with the license they
again returned 10 the Tacoma hotel, where. in
the hotel pariors, Justice sharp made them
man and wife.
Young Smith said today many foolish things
are done by people when they under the in
auence OF liquor. However. he shows no dis
position TO repudiase the marriage contract
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OlYmpia NeWa.

OLYMPIA. Sept l.-ispeeial. Eight OF the
men charged with compelling John Tuliock, of
Tacoms, by threatening his life, TO sign checks
for wages at his shingIe mill near Rainier
against his will and keeping him prisoner for
several hours, so that he could not counter
mand the checks before they were cashed, were
today held for trial at the next term OF the su-
perior court
An electric car OF Olympia's new street railway
became unmanageabIe today by reason OF the
breaking of its appliances for stopping and re-
versing, and ran down Main street at terrific
speed into the business center of the city. where
ii collided with another car snd drove 1t oil the
track into building. the iron columns OF which
were stout enough TO stop the cars The passen-
gers and employees jumped of the cars before
the collision.
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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, Sept L-lSpeciaL l-Recaipts OF the
Tacoma postoifice for August were Sc. 016a4
Thomas Hinehey, the bricklayer who, while
craxed with drink, shot and killed Tax Co,lec-
tor Martin, in this city, is now allowed to run
about the county Jail yard during the day time,
and the effect of the outdoor exercise seems to
be warding off the attack of consumption which
threatened TO carry him Off.
Replying 10 complaint made by Antwerp
shippers, claiming that the Puget sound ton
mage rates were higher than Columbia river
rates, Alexander Ballie, OF Ba!four. Guthrie &
Co. says the Sound rates are over - per cent.
lower than the Columbia river rates.
/, is now said City Clerk Smyth realized 81
each by discountipg city checks. For this and
other Illegal acts it is proposed by those prefer
ring charges to have him removed from Office
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CANADA MAKES No INSPECTION.
The Cholera Likely To Enter the United
States From the North.

sAULr STE. MARIE, Mich, sept. I.-Sixscen
immigrants On the Canadian Pacific were
stopped this afternoon By United States health
officers aud sent into quarantine before they
crossed the bridge. One was from Hamburg,
several from Russia and the rest from Seanti-
navian countries, bot none had certificates OF
inspection.
DETROIT. Sept City Health Officer Duff
field says IL is alrnos. certain that Asiatic chol
era will reach Detroit next spring. He said
today that reports from Montreal indicate that
little or no attempts are made To enforce in
spccton OF immigrants landing thera or 10 pre-
pare for quarantine OF ships Infected with
the disease. DIR. Coventry. OF Windsor. 0nt-.
says the province has decided to take no
steps to arrest the disease until IL MAKES its
appearance A Grand Trunk train arriving
here tals morning had a female passenger from
Bremen whose ticket showed thar she left that
port August 20. The local health board In
speetor, finding the woman in apparens good
health. permitted her TO 80 on 10 her destina-
dan Chicago
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VANCOUVER IRON WORKS BURNED.
Foundry, Machine shops snd Freight
Cars Destroyed-Los<, SIS. 900.

VANCOUVER. B. c. sept Especial The
establishment of the British Columbia Iron
Works, one OF the most progressive institutions
IN this city, was burned early this morning
The wosks have been running Ewo shifts for
some time, and closed down at midnight
Flames were first seen at 5:SJ tais morning aud
had then gained considerable hsa0way Brigade
No. ! responded few minutes after the
alarm sud the heat was then sC. intense that
when they drove up the hair was scorehed off
one side Of one of the horses ana its nose was
biistered and the paint was also stripped of the
side OF the hose wagon. The foundry. machine
shops and freight ears on a siding we're burned
TIE total loss will be about $1,000 and the in
sursnee is only s23,oOa Steps towards rebuild
Ing were taken this afternoon AID as thers are
several months orders ahead, no time will be
lost getting in running shape agaia.
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Vancouver News.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept 1.-The total imports
at this port for August were valued at $l0I ,935;
the total duty collected being t25. 1902
J. J. Nlekson, superintendent of the city water
works system, has been discharged. 1t 10 stated
that large sums have been paid for diving in
search of the alleged break in the main. under
the Narrows. when the real cause OF the low
pressure was due to q partial shutting off OF the
water at the dam.
H. 4. Connor, late freight agent OF the Gen.
trail Pacific railroad. left today to assume his
duties rs manager at Victoria for the Northern
Pacific line of steamers to the Orient
The steamer Islander returned today from her
last trip to Alaska The passengers were thor
oughly pleased with the trip. having stopped at
twenty-five places in British Columbia and six
In Alaska. Captain Irving was presented with
testimonial signed by all the passengers
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FIRE AT COsMOPOLIs.
The Town Hall, Two Houses and q
PhrenolOgist's Outfit Burned.

ABERDEEN. Sept. L-iSpeciaI. This after
noon about o'clock fire discovered under
the town hall of Cosmopolis, Cheha,is county.
The alarm was promptly given. but owing to
there being 10 organized fire 60 olnpany or water
system the fire spread rapidly 20 two adjacent
buildings. The town hall, about three years
old, costing 5000 together with two houses,
were totally destroyed. The town hall was in
sured for 5000 in the Niagara and Firemen's
Fund. The houses belonged TO the city and
Mr.. Haworth. of Olympia. Their value and in
surance is unknown. The fire was got under
control and ell fears OF further damage dis
PEELED before p. IN The weather having been
extremely dry for two weeks, .he fire burned
dercely.
The Aberdeen fire brigade was sclephoned for
but before arrival the FIRE was prevented from
spreading. cigarette stub thrown under
meath the hail was the supposed cause OF the
fire. The whole stock in trade, valued a, s. 0oo,
OF a phrenosogist lecturer, was burned in the
hall. He was 70 have lectured tQnighs.
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A Horse Thief Caught in Spokane County.

SPOKANE. Sept. 1.-ISpacial l-Etson Trainer,
wanted at Ellensburg for stealing a six-horse
team, was arrested twelve miles from Cheney
this afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Pugh. Several
weeks ago a merchant named Greenwood. at
EllensbuYg. sent Trainer out with six horses
and a wagon load of goods with instructions to
proceed TO the Great Northern camp and dispose
OF the contents OF the wagon. Trainer carried
out instructions. but after selling the goods
proceeded to Wenatchee, where he sold the
team and wagon for q trifing sum and disap-
peared. The case was reported to sheriff Pugh,
and Trainer was soon located in this neighbor-
hood. The sheriff at Eliensburg was notified
and sent a deputy after Trainer. The deputy
arrived today. and, accompanied by Deputy
Pugh, went 10 Cheney. They then procured
buggy and jrove twelve miles into the country,
where they found Trainer working with
threshing crew. He arrested without
trouble and was taken to Eilensburg this even
inc
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FIRE AT BOTHEf,L.
Farmer Eoss' Barn ignited by Damp
Kiay-Loss, $4,000

BoTHzLL, Sept l-ispecial p j. Ross,
farmer living one mile north Of sere, had his
harn, tool house, wagon shed ana two other
buildings destroyed By FIRE tndsy AZ noon.
There we've about 10 tons Of hay 4 the barn.
some Of wniea Was put up Wet. ard IL is snp-
posed 10 have heated aud started the fire. Ous
wagon and = good many tools wee DESTROYED.
but no stock was burned, The total loss is
nearly 5000; insurance, G.oOo on hahn.
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friiing technicalify. consequently the steamer
cannot be released until its bonds ara amended
Under the circumstances Captain Mcclellan de.
cided that the hest thing for him to do was to
come down himself with the bonds and have
them altered to the necessary particulars.
The trial Of the officers of the vessel ior the
alleged infraetion of the international regula-
toas is TO commence at Sitka on september ID,
and in Captain MeLellan's opinion, the judge
does not care TO give decision in the meantime
that would at ali affect the matter.
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The Long Fiagstaffs for Worlds Fair.

TACOMA. Sept. L-tSpeeial- much disap-
poin;ment is felt among the iumbermen aud
others a, the inability OF the Northern Pacific
road TO carry the 250fees flagstaff to Chicago for
the World fair. II the fiagstaffs are spliced il
is feared the visitors will conclude they are not
from single tree. A proposition Is egitated TO
send one or more OF the longest trees for stalls
around oy sailing vessel TO the Atlantic coast
and float them up the St Lawrence river and
through the great lakes, transporting them
overland at the Nelland canal
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Sxw ORLEANS. sept I-Qlite ripple ct ex-
element vas created this evening Sy reports
that the steamer Dana. which arrived from
Havana. had yellow fever on bnaft sa1 thas
two oil sne s.ck persons had bsea removed f-asa
shs vesssl Alta meeting OF the board OF heaath
tonight presiden. Oiiphant made report to tss
effect that two OF the crew who we're saeg TAD
tsest. ,skea or The steamer az sas quarantine
station and placed ia the hos9ltEl there On
August z5 Mgli that the yasssl had seaa tags~
oaghly Iumlgst@d. was nov 10 Soo9 sanitary
eondltfo. and snat there h&d tHeu 80 stexness
r,l, ts,ars a5rsee her release from 9uaFaatlas.
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WAsHISGroy CfTY, sept. I.-secreisry Foster
said this afternoon thai thsrs had been Is yss
no place nor time ixed upon for The meeting Of
tbs international mouetsry conference. should
the cholera continue its IBenacing course, fhe
opinion Is expressed a. the treasury Department.
that II is altogether probable that a meeting OF
the conferences viii be deferred until some later
date when the danger fron the seoargs wiz not
ID. AZ yreAt IS now.
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M.kah Indians for the Hop Fields.

PogT TowSsEsD, Sept L-tspeeial- The In
dian schooner James u. swan, from Seah Bsy,
arrived this evening with Us Indians Ell route
70 ,he hop fields of Puyaslup. The Indians
have been engaged in sealing ali summer.
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CHICAGO, sept The effect OF the cholers
scare was felt decidedly on the board Of tsada
this morning Everything opened lower, but
good buying at the decline caused q temporary
reaction. Then a sensational report was re-
ceived from New York by some brokers 20 the
eject that three cases of cholera had bsen dis-
covered there, when the market took smother
plunge downward, wheat touching the lowest
poiug reached IN several years. The story was
subsequently, dsaied. aud tie market recovered.
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THE CooUITLAM NOT RELEASED.
A Technical Defect in the Bouds Causes
the Delay.

VANCOUVER B. c, sept i-Ispecial Gap
ta3a Mcclellan and SIX OF the saHors OF the
seized sealegs supply steamer Cocsaitisrn, rs-
turned today by The steaGne: lsIarier frnr, the
North. The CoquiiIam has not 5een released.
snd Captain Mcclellan SAWS that ,hs chief res
son Tor tie matter not teaz sa!..es n On se-
count Of the absence a. the time II che district
attorney from Port Etchss, and TIA, ID his
2oseaee TIE Judge did rot Ike IN
give decissSn- he. however. zIa,es that
Tie bonds were Eos acceptable os.tss 10 sons
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burg. which left several days after the
epidemic broke out there
The board of health this morning ap-
pointed iifty special chSera inspectors.
The department of public works has issued
orders for full force of inspectors OF
nuisauces in the Croton watershed 20 be-
gin at once thorough inspection, patro.
ali streams, reservoirs, lakes and ponds
tributary TO the city's water supply.
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p. M, Permitted To Ee Landed.

Bosrox, sept i.-The ramor that cargo OF
rags from London By tA9 steamship koEaah had
been shipped 20 c tnciDnAti without being tufni-
gated il incorrect. The rags are si.n lying
aboard the vessel.
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Worlds Fair Exhibits at Tacoma Fair.

TACOMA, Sept. L-lspeoisl. l-Dr. Blalock has
wired all managers of county exhibits for the
Worlds far W. hieh are TO be exhibited at the
Western Washington exposition. and which
have not yet been received. 10 forward the saEns
forthwith to the exposition here. The Skagis
and other county exhibits arrived today, hay-
ing been delayed several days
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Another of Them Gone.

CORVALLIS, Sept L Especial l-sheridan Van
Hoseu, a young man living with his parents
near Corvallis, died last night after short ILL.,
ness from pneumonia caused By smoking cigar
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VICTORIA. sept 1--Ispeeial Miss skidmsre.
aushoress and correspondent returned from
AIasks this morning, having broken her collar
bone during her last literary pilgrimage 10 the
land o! wonders She will return to Washing
ton City as soon as able TO travel.
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PoRr TOWNSEND, sep, Especial Louis
Pesardi, the French cook who attempted suicide
yesterday, is much worse today The ball
passed through his left lung.
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JAMES TERwILLIGER DEAD.
Came to Oregon in 1S41 and Built tn,
First House in Portland.

PORTLAND, Sept L-James Terwiliirer, who
came here in lsil and built the first house in
Portland, died today. He leaves an estate
valued at nearly 81. .0U0oO.
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whv the Band Played at Roseburs.

RosssrEG. Or, Aug SL-ISp9cial- Hon.
Binger Hermann and family arrived home las.
night froIa Washington CITY.
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e at Parkershnrg, Or.

SALEM, sept I-ispeciaL The residence OF
William Brown, At parkersourg. ass destroyed
By fire. Loss, 81. 500: small insurance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-02

BOISE. Idaho, Sept IA Stztesran7 specia
says: he town Of Rocky Bar was 5es.royed by
IRE today, leaving 10 people wittzou. food or
bedding.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-02

Iosl,oS, sept The V.sanA earrssnoneens
al the gssss sara: 1. is reported from Herv that
200 Afxaaas wese KILLED IL iha lAss b2ttis vita
revolving Haxsfas-