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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
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GImERUUv,E, DIH2E., Dun 1G.-UlhH
dhuniimr of commerce. lnU Il call
mee6iIg lt fht auerH iuI#F nj 'BDdimik
Iur# uInnnn,Gm so diMuIp4F Httvmahiiny
diI iHHirng dn RbOR3lDmdntfr rBuanliy
witsU Itg tdf,e tux n,tEtaf oil the nIoy NJ
dine Glb 1ti the new MinnrHtpvn and
Cumberland Cap nallYDat ,dhai Ihuf lImt
iaeu nmpitasHa fpmadnee were mute
in ittt iiuvDr iw several of rdhF rApYe
sentative nltmans, upd III wuf n,eEnsVat
alhut lit wI# 1nt3he HmH nttaUeHt uf the
ntey to huvs die tmHrd nI mpvnr mlt
|mttiannHn .HsHlg the imnttf IN die rait
Iwuuu
"A #anps ui uineUAyli #eIwiMR HYt bnIlG
DnrrHd fm III Mm# Chapel twu miles
west aii tdiiH ntt, Bw Rev L. MI Cart
Ir,sift
@m Giss Z. Bdte, die mpVnr vi
.81iu#pu CiIny nmtdhf day IL MSDrrts
town tB,dpy
&5 t1ig n7xt nmHtlng Tti tie Hum
IBtnu umnrby mntmt ii will he IHbet 10
ml.igf III Ipmmra6mn #D diHG wa
miY 1g represented Iu the Worlds
Garu GlnlragL. KNOX, 5imlng and
IGndtIe Wnuues lhuVf matte ulWYmrIG
ttlmF uut we iiadl sure dmtt munijtnn
will iH 1lD wiayf backward utimut mlik
Iu'g un appropriation
Ilne HsurrHtown 1dibuanD Hmtnw
adhHngHb INTO #mjk unnDury lust
weak. die nu1itsd Bmdk WIS tiEHHt Ht
&s0glIn. R. 4 Uedhr wtSf a@nmt.
lnYe5Irtaltts o. Il Hnrgey, wme lIYeat
Idiont5 E q NmnH, mnratuIw mt
sATa#uxar;; C.. T. GlnBHsm, HuWIn-
tanttan. Uie fiuntnw + III a prt altaf-
Imur condition HntiF tinnG an sEtan-
a1ve unu substantial Jhudiesss
1lie ttrnlihe ttmt ,aie q q w. ,& "a
Ray QlB htgW tieiau ihHVrg with ttirar
Operators III .4nH mt dt5tlar Diiaues Is
Inmw all gumt mu nmthmg mnre lis
heard iron lit
! MinrT#tDvln Tegaitfw WuHd Nalgtl}
itur street. Improvement munmseE Now
ttut lis raining amt ttifr WaTW time W.
1Had qnHtl aa1eatg, tiH mh Dn MIHu
street. night m Size mmttar uf die nisy
lis six llriip.s deep IA AhanH IN an,
Giw.
II Anmng tttH diirantagE Jif ttiR NAV QiB
GpBI1trH 'G.nwnQ On, rHoHniiynTmnHmt
Iuu juild "a ttuwn Iu bntth Wumuge,
nmur .IminHm 0ilsv, Is Gail 8iTeH lei
II Mlirsm pre8Htaut nj ttim Ill. Il O.. fi
\ Ray, ,Df this nlhy, and me ni ttiH Jest
IIfnn1GaHt ttDBm ftnund Hrwilmnim..nH
IwiimHummaTw
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
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tmI IrntdiGi.

lnuE#uENlumL GlA anumUA G6r-7B
MIlcmpps Biu gW0iujtn dig EVENING
0Ateeem apN+ 80 #a1tmB mtu 0@-
nunust hare ui,au nine U.diadE laat
might dmtwsan whttes uuu HludiSf
liimu g6p p,1f with M Ind Eudinred m
.ie puthitc sumrr tu Witness digiu
rme performance 4 nGGrp rnwtE
NAMED @my @mnn uHau offensive
ulNuage nn .tie pr@mmf uf white
Ht'ies w 8dfiarsuu 0liit.tI pVvmt
nmni Young MiilH mmh % dtav',t INN
uwrN HEnmm wnut, Hut HatumHG
with pHU,, and deliberately diHt
Glhtfy KILLING INN nmlHtiu#tnHw
a .irHe igliU idltuwetim wiiiidh abnlu
twmI@ pistol shuts mnre Eadhmlget
IIIlm IImes II nWglD .irHnt ui HEnRm
wa Eiltan DIN t0iH confusion Hnpm
esaIpaG Iiuu M.arahdl giudwnygHnNHt
ppmasf aud eWuuyat INN Hhmu mid
might five miles fiym town GIe wus
hYmeir Ihadk and pihoat IN JRi. ,huj
iu .dhWe B.cdmt ,aiiH mmmmg u mUb
uadk Inn mt aud hmgeu hm ava
tva huan whites ant negr# Duaaiif
lie LHndnmg 1iH eHal,aumrt Inns
tuib ittRu tnuuan lH.nmm + nutbY IL still
swinging iiYum - 1YHe NJ the public
FgiiuYH
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
nENIlB EHlg ltgIts.
Nlhliiun limm Nlfruf Mnianman +initOrF
A.aliE.

WASHINGTON, ImuuIw 11-lim fDi
llnpii1le niiih nte-a4H iimm QlDmman
stinr Evans. unnmulHnpt:iH gun iInltt
Wntittnwr ih, nrIAY Ginttai +uttes wfss-
.ed nlw in .im Chilean WATERS, was
matie mlihiie ttiiF- dtterIunn
''N4uluAIHgHp, Iimuaw A-shsnre-
ttuw mi dim nssw NeHtartiw dttar-
mm, my glg, wihlfe Mrgaif t.ia lhmt
inla lhua, v4tH atnnH .iwttfr# nmnm
"A nr,wtl Bi Imdl ,JmIntntar M 8lw
imlllrHH q visited mnmtimHiT ttiH
Chilean suilnr muWi nfinar aiGHt amt
iYvuu4tRtl INN unmtiiy dice nmimeun
tSiulri;iss tirare ttmtt q dBnmnt tsimn
afimHntt nrtmdtmn ant ttmttiii tim Df
aalse yv,a rreltmttau 0 siimlitH tbiiR ttfH
nmttnl IN mwnw imIItb amt mrntatt
my wnIqn with arms Atudhregnit watB
,sAlresset Ivy die Chilean Htnmr mam
.afilmn, MiID went aitmum itnttim ndiua
'illllaae Il lllalYe assurance t.htl ttim nmlf
a. will im punished Hil mrnteoim
.Nmn fiHieaa. 1lnHlas
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
lailpIunpRD G9 lnIH1gtll..
aUiige IEi@I AilE lliiig ttig Case lin
1innils sllndh anliigmtm Gi:;pgesssll.
Vim r.. Lowe.


iRBTuI,, nlRNN ,,Jian gH,--4bntiiB On
@ult court, 1t Abingdon, Wa, ttgtiays
tlin 3n-y returned q verdict gli n1t
guilty ntte Gma d tsie common
wealth. We Frank Martin, ttie miliastp
barber wiimmurttoTst Leap ATeem d
white man 1eartsnientbg April b 1llfe
murder was SAID ttp i8 a Gdititibgiisu
mR, Though l.ie iilFat tt1tdlliaat sllfng
resulted imp hung Jury Mta-sip aals-
if tiar ta:; (;
nletitwiiewaett4isllanfl
acquitted ae ahnyeatatel
Mllnilh wadk ant tbwDdiavs oifthie
iiRve dlean consumed in iiiif tSifil.
Martin was represented by ailteat
onmma IN the land Tie aih his
nutlhar arf worth sfg sB9Q init tsirey will
jte dimlt. jrr1a,e wimn thHmatsr be
satttah. nlimre iie mldh iiriiigiiHt.tan
ffd, doy many dlimanf and ltmdhing IL
talked 81 tltt tihe battaratanertt will
Iliiipdiynremiltiiiis tilna There lhave
agsan nn1re tltan twenty lmilriiens in
I,mfarulmi aiziatdllrtlife liaat tayaiisy-
five yveaH;, with nuit = ai1a.ee hanging
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14

e nltsimrn IN Gly) 4i,s.ttli4ttt
nImnf ttie nusst liImHsttnnt TdiHttb
ttlugss WE fimsve aYaT ttailtwtih lis tint
iift Hlmniim TIDanHnw of Atiaitm,
Il, tsim wal tnmwr iinlinitare and
smlfhnlunHmi aim 40 TaTg lnmrih'r
q III rtenwhy Is s e., EttIdh tn mr
asrrsnndl Iilnnvtstiae ihaF plrnsu MANY
g9 lh itnmuaimittttiissantm
Il iiinad iihsiAtses Our ttt1m1SstE In
8 ussttnttin lliH psst ali2 mmiihs
,av lils, ,aassdti nrnfeaH IS = k ttiHn
ar,y ,ttta8Y nafamrnitmihr 5it@iihuhmT
fh,-a ssimtus. Himnwas-~suilmv7i. II
tt iirn rmIniss dhw ito ithe1 eez
49, sra advertising sn,u Ia tltw nnlTts'
\. iftmr nuiimnm vihUih eiirHsr ee4aaEv
4 ,nmainpdllmru. WHaTe mmuiba a
+ sailu anlah 'nAEawe viiian aHnf
r.,...ar hsss H,.,n iio'qiveH nv MS
M uawa .a aulssa nH tnHguh am
In llss,ssz.-s viii 'ia maiteiliire 70 al
tdttn@ nlnffFlitt ,alaniiir Gn, "A
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14

0mI8nuItH Ohm .ianimrv Llll-Atnrf
developments were matif Jtpdigw with
ue@ut ipG T.. Whitman, lie Tenn
esssse man Itg1ised lp 1T tsin County
lialI III tttiB UtiH AZ Chicago man
cdlpft Ht ate prbm tihB attazmmr
auililmHutiimii ttie aQameetl as man
Nimiiteat ltiIm nutaii s2}g0tD ltNfnrgars
Whitman WIS qinig by tlie name n
'Mnik tHdjnmmi, wiitan InsnFlne was
committed
Din anlnmTtites are doW nBfp tnar
ever erunn0ruaii llfGtt lie iB ttiH Ig,tt
nian autl tiiatlns t0alkminn aiih iie =
bluff pirre amt simple.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
ll,uia R.onllIttis.

AIhmtt BI2 a11 saVan FeuH Iggl n fhf-
nmr jW ttim mmmni Frank Cox, wim
Il,mamn liidk Glradil ttgn miles iron
strenneVliE, WsIttnltt tn Llntimn 11arTi-
ttnIw, amt there fif fnuitH Wnll1g EguaY
fhill in inw with Iiter n1Ih mnrrmt EinT
and brnuaht tilsT jJadk tn his liar away
lhnnHm Tennessee 1iwD d3hiihYal I'd
lgir arH R timy is ttie result Di ttimr
mmn, ant tiey ilsH Iiiwas# iiVet
limmiw ttqgattny, until Itimltt wear
ugp, when ttifey jRgm 10 diFalg eae and
$50 4thultt tbWu wee8iss ugD im 5s1itiilH
ffnrn. amt dtinltbtt ttD ttstip Iira1 liladA &C
inaT6H hume in tlim D}errttnrw, mIItl
tatsve liraT ito nIlHss ttiR lasat 1f iipaT thEyF
ailnlH amt .BwtW lfrnn linn so tiFtmlH
.lin1 unnliiarahliiran ttaUlb nutill III lieT
miIliH 5IinnHt off witt ttire Ghitdran
lnn hHraturnlimnm 1lhHdilti sattAuit
ltHar, sussiH tuBlH ttlm NEXT trrim after
Ihm amtGlulaitt anwith hliim in Mh
iiasnm Yesterday 1ltmv glmTrdmH all
ltlipe wGsy .tU(ftrasIHJiltF nWeT tliH pglss
ssiss8In nittiHgihltirar, 'mt wtinn tiny
4utt ttiare Nrssthdiay ttipey 4pitatfdi ttiH
ttvdip SHE with ttfm i1Qy mtl lim with
Itiim grit Hie WaIttttpttiH liinnf of q
Ifirmntl 8ihih lhe went tn tine country
IItti Is sailtitihat size inttsHtie tbnltter suit
.tnrttte nSgsassslnn dft ttip 1itimr Gifilu
mnt return ttn tiie G1eTrtCnry-AtnrTt=
.ttnwn atgGnTtl
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
MN lErnEa.

mn IRrmla..
ENgS,nInR,, DgFSN,, Hap. Ill, 1s3n,g..
VIM GH MAmHRs,
IuhlHm GiIty, Tenn
MeGr Hrri-guur leunr Of Gnnuary
il1t, III Iinut and cuuutaltse mutat..
o will Hanti Wpu JuteY Gppess dd pym-
aanalB and agency outfit. llie hultb-
.mgupni tfhH ausarprlse will do %
gYent work., nv Ody .inr the town liz
sall INT aHu tfni titrf Hutaye seadrnn IN
v'hrdn Johnson tinE il equally inter
tasst with lls
We are maiimg nuw nearly npNGD
Iumief tll mu nruw@niut tU tdhnt many
IpmpI0sat agents thyupEhuut due
nmmarw nut e2pHoi ttp eAhnusf nr
iisitatilam vi preparedness 4lgs98D in
Isss lnuu 4 week. = ttlnE
n .meai support IN Jditmsm City will
teap .dhe aua'plrBe considerably. @ ii
will be an Indication Vi what idfre D@e-
pie IN ciie wienthy,ahuIt 1f die enter
llrBs ant ,thsnWaibiaee 1iitaie Dpmltw
ant dii ihe Bptlmm M w'ndh tite taItnr-
plrste iR Iuegtad DhH auta9prss will
hringdtmlmgutf IiipEniH JtD WuU ss9-
Ittun huntivadt 1if Hiimm will interest
themselves n Idimam Glt1y ant wi
IGmtg
DltavH II nle ahmg oar.ain, wherever
NilT hrahur puts 'tnurih an sifiari ypu
.can lhHik itnr raslitte He haf AMPLY
demonstrated IhH Ithlilsy ant. D think
hls L limstar dipwlng m dine present
enterprises tthan evar bdtnTe D ltudk
ftnr great results and ahall esJRrt ttp Iie
Ipmrmnally interested IN .tiIe new ttpyn.
0mrpHpifa aYB wallRwaye Of dine great
advantages uf .5hg ImGHaim.
/ Wt3hmtt ttpltI, NLr. Arthur atauiie
ttuhpE dine greGesatI living tnwnhuidl
are Jlnttar IhB management Mdttles-
imTpugh was hnltt ald RnuIs OF tafehIg
geat enterprises IN ttiH United States
lilpgpe daan lhoatat tiimra. HuniiTstls
Innye matte .intsn@fD Ditt of Inns s1ftnrta
nnt timusaliie LiIave matte .iblg naneB
on small Investments in Mdtiltsiimy-
nugh 1lie .faat ttfat atiVnute times
thnpEamreGttlim present progress liz
entirety iimmataTial MittfleatnSmgh
lis amt will be Il SUCCESS Wherever
Mir Arthur fTtef riHnn Is sure ttp itdi
lmw Eee has L liuFge following, nriiins-
ittet energy ant enterprise
Respectfully yours,
Vim o.. nDN..
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14

Lt If waw inpmrInlui in tins eae Ui
ui iWRatmuHrml BWgr'ssf thtiHTauHtN
tH pleasing To taiH tiate mt tp5eeye,
eaaiNtliiIen ataaaptl!hH au.aiH amnHdh
HnG healthy m ifef nature mId 4iliau8
Possessing tfhsse qualities, 47urlp ail
F4s + aif mnH pHttsGt iigXaiige and
must gentle diluvHitW lnmwn
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
HInmtl4lleaans L.a h.emnnlilm

ssin.gttlt nnat,ml llss- sentiment lN
Iue with lme 1seSsibs exception nf
attimr nmrsF mss .tin csalnTtil egan
lmve 4iiss5 hsessi itsssR@'tIesss Dir shagee
'taarrth Rtanetty IS 81 sare onre imr
tliisrgmistvnanrtiiiiss stagaliiHimn
BeiH mid!e HltimHativ ti'te eBsm
snre ani mlius pum u,p u gnas
lip urf 3atess S8f nlwa tflqef
i'm auilIru1tutiteU Uasss
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14

GonmgetlfHtt I4iarr a. 6gna ttnEn mt
adnee grade 81 ngaR Nir. Simpson
nmitemHn limif jeett hnmn abmlti
ssla tee Ito1q Ah'd mt a'idlhwttoan X
net NlnarttfpTm ~ w4e will re
aH t,c aa eeQr aHaue 5u@9hss
tneaia d.unhm mda8 re1, II s. nnl
Ittil00lgiiN i4ils44,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
aaEN Hp

hnmma yaamnw 1.-The 6mltavs
1iI loieIiultgf snv mill a MIltuar, Gla,d
wal. d Gn.hitev M t1iie mnrnng, M
aganig kililpg HhEuam G,mmr uut
3hrae n5nar m,an and tuhY wmmtimF
.iulUuhlere. 1'IH mill wus wradtgnt.
l.nse s,,,1,BNu
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
I'm Il Whisper.

hUsTnN .lWn aA--DlnH bmnn Nevs
Bureau Huls We are Unte tp pnmu
nee 1hattte American aiall D)dtpdme
Company mas HuIinrwugttad liz ealter
tmanfimihe r@tWhume liiat by mlhidh
N'uBHaps can he armmt1sat ii0D
miles mt3n Observation-Disclosures
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14

UiH fimHaatef dt tins heavens nuve
tnn plmnab tinr II itBw dasgFa ttiH
AtsHunss nre swollen; t5tere lis n surplus
vi water Next sunmneTWiipsn .sip earth
gate dirN mltW.giatim Is auYdimt. tiiH
lmrntar will lblik IA rumt .ur tlhB aur-
lilH bltiiitwil lee gn1H.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
aIndi.mllA Nmlicn hnhae.

Dlia iigsit iilHf IN Gle Nniiu lnr mtts,
irum'a au7ee ttaiter oihippat nimta
ulmt and Ill y1ilu HruF-
INNS, ant umdlShv4Ar uur@u ultes nr m
pay requ ueH. Hii*Hrm mItesd lmGlvt
leli'tett 'tuJ#mGallm ,r mnW ndlmui-
ed Rdme 1Dmerbs nai dulH Bjnr sHtt
~ MuBuiinutsd dirug STINT
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14

[HnH wihuih iH guaranteed 10 hTnH
xnu sau,miantnry TeslitBsmr N case t
imiluH RuaiurnDpnaoi!:.r-u nrrlue on
asnB adfe pan Enu pan plw fimm nm
advertised 1lrl@Aat "a tmttH oil 1h
King New Discovery 'iDr GuiAmu
tilm htiH@uaTmttaet .tn dn1n@ wm
rrsirdf i'm aeVawaiHe F8iter IlHset itur HrN,
aiftenimn of nltnoa, UuR III IliIeaf
,tlr1n III Consumption Inflammation
di4nugs Bronchitis hrttum,, WliVpr
ing 1iuugh, 1nulp aut,, @ut lit II
dleHtaItt amt agreeable ttu ttspstq per
adiiy ssafe, amt mnn dtT'Rgr B'a ttepaH
urm Girmb ffrae ri III a. Moi sr4iaIt
q lh Drugstore
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14

ILitle IHesyltyss a Silver Ilsa5se liiss
ptQHefaaHtifkAll Alleerbnyeiinutlh gpfs=;ssl is:..e=
vy@itgn ite b GllgtgtiH litthsfaow Tellilg sfiee
Ssealtsil tba1l4as sspereoeGal s1hieh gosnh met
53ieH to everything ttlezT tttieti A Iseiailsqr
eeraa2iaeit teenssJilbts- -fitRl ttieegrs4t rnsEse
ii1 bar damEnss 1a9iiis ntt Consumption 'rFiae
iift 5aay itssssrn4iiaYetl sagil. .hteegtstts 01s3
ogits enlalaegpeire9 1,q eefu isasgiae .lee
hgtlieffs io paR4Iifaa Asalad lai Ataltartaa
.fiss44 iss.3il j afiss::;,, re, 33s!sFre
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
Eleaalffo1ntlie teasarrah0liituse

ltasritptnitli tlitttteaawtEethN1iitnm
rgitaResmJffthg caifQtee,
ahI1i besat bo hsa Fi1yHle00frneetr
fliseJeaHiN bttg ydtee,
Wlt9hym aanpoi dtl0 II 3gei sgItfier Nith q
l@Et gr tGlil aitiomrs9i ~ tiite 1iiFatHff0rl
~ Ja,9g a3ttta1l tal475 ilsl. lies Isss ss1ea0gsIsg
ltegitafFsqBesa ala himeDAa a5aa4ftIea ceesaa
sreeastaa rliGhatAna dtido lsuai st9r
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14
gBE NEW OWN COMPANY.
Mr. AMYt eDelli8 Od the E,anI@ Gf the
6iainurg~~- Hlim ii viii aBn.

DO give ,igGtar ilttau u1 what the
neN tpV'n nmpapg pwalnaes we plii.
IiBih iEilDw U Hi1tar 'ivm Mlr. IDMe IN
wv. "a MWahee llte Its5sar liz aah es-
liIunasurY npt shows dhat tine @m-
pnrY means business NlfG amfg df
lmd npVarsb Ivy 5lhepp5innsddats ann
pung eStnutI iym Gguegie 10 SOr5h
Matalgp
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-01-14

Nppibssarni JFdm Efula.ine Uni
wnraisy Hnas perfected aumaihiIre tttRtt
wlllniite 1q1g} }slllIl Iilifee tUutIfHinglil
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

The trustees OF the estate of Samuel J. Tildep
have reached a satisfactory settlement with the
relatives OF deceased, anu possess sufficient
funds Tor the erection and maintenance of the
Tilden library proposed in Tilden's Will
The trial is In progress at Palermo, Italy, OF
two peasants who wreaked vengeance on a
priest by pouring solution of corrosive subli-
mate into the cha.ice which the priest used at
mass. The priest died on the altar stairs
IL Beetles, OF Denver, ex-secretary OF the Ana.
conda Mining Company and the present treas
urer OF the Standard Gold Company. has been
found short i'll his accounts $4,000 He is miss.
ing and is thought to be in Southern California
or Mexico.
NJ. Edwards, one OF the editors OF LIE Matin
Paris, and NJ. Droumor, member of the cham.
Der OF deputies, became involved in a personal
alteration at a vaudeville theater. A duel was
fought Saturday aud NJ. Droumer was wounded
in the arm.
The trouble between Bishop Wigger, of New.
ark, and Father Corrigau, OF Hoboken, is vir.
tuaily at an end, ana it is stated that Father
Cor.lgan will write TO the bishop, apolog zing
for the ANONYMOUSLY published letters of Fathe!
Corrigan and the annoyance they may have
caused him.
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce has
appointed the following delegates to the Mica.
ragua canal convention, to be held at New Or
leans, La: Senator Felton,, Congressman Loud.
Congressman-elect Hillborn ana A. X. Miller,
OF New Orleans, with Alden aud Mcclellan Oh
alternates. The traffic association has chosen
but Que of its three delegates, J. Il. Stetson.
The state delegation is composed OF John T..
Doyle and b. T. Langford, OF Lodi: NJ. VI. Estee
and james \. Clayton, OF san Jose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-21
The Latest High binder Murder.

SAN FRAScIsCo, Nov. 19.-Chun Jow
Hing. shrimp dealer, was attacked last
evening by three Chinese outside OF the
Globe hotel and shot twice through the
back. Chun vas taken TO the receiving
hospital where it was found that his re-
covery was next 10 impossible, as one of
the bullets discharged from a i5-calioer
weapon had entered the small Of the pack,
and. passing clear through the body. had
come out through the abdomen. in
flicting q fatal wound. Another bull
let also entered the back and
passed upward, lodging in the spine. The
dying mans deposition SAID that be was
attached 10 the Yuen Wo Company and
had never had any trouble with his brother
Celestials, not being member OF any par
ticular society. He said be vas waking
along Jackson street when he Observed
three Cinnamon, whom he recognized AZ
Yeung Al Lee, Wong Quong CIT and
Wong All Wah. members of the SUE On
Tong, approaching him from behind
Not word passed between them.
but without any provocation what
ever, Wong Quong Git pulled a pistol
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Mercantile Travellers Orranfxe.

TACOMA, Nov. 20.-[Special. Ole ]. Ole
son, chairman of the legislative committee
of the National Travellers Protective As
ISOLATION. will be at Seattle on Saturday
night TO incorporate Post A OF the Wash
ington and Oregon division OF the associa-
ton. The Seattle gentlemen who are
taking IN active part in this proposed post
are J. II. Sutthoff. Will Wilzinski, l. Mon
heimer, ". i. Avery and VI. Gottstein.
For the holidays this pos, proposes q
benefit entertainment.
Those at Tacoma who are interesting
themselves in post 10 be organized here
are Q. J. II. Swift, I. s. Harmon and G.
II. Douglass.
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sNoHoMIsH FARMLAND DROWNED.
j. NJ. Meador Perishes in tho Flood on
the Clay Farm.

y. M. Meador Perishes in the Flood on
the Clay Farm.
SyoHoMIsH, Nov. 20.-[Special. u. NJ.
Meador. laborer on the farm of w. s.
Clay, on the east side of the city, was
drowned in the flood at o'clock this after
noon.
The freshet in the Snohomish river over
flowed the Clay farm, so that all it but a
few acres near the house is under water.
This afternoon Meador, with several
companions, started out over the farm in
boats to float some slashed brush out into
the main current of the river. A misdi-
rected thrust at log with his pole threw
Meador into the water head first and he
drowned before his companions could pos
sibly reach him. Efforts to recover the
body have SO, far failed, but the flooded
field will be dragged tomorrow. A brother
of Meador is assistant postmaster at Low
ell.
The situation at the Great Northern
bridge is unchanged. The railroad force
has been at work all day with engines and
giant powder, but without success. The
water has fallen slightly. but the drift is
still piling up in the jam. 1t is thought
that the only way the bridge can be saved
is to blow out the piles on the south side
Of the river with giant powder.
The water is the highest known in
eighteen years. All the bottom lands are
flooded and the county roads from this
cty in every direction are many feet un-
der water. Excitement is undated and
crowds of people thronged the banks of
the river all day.
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Peary Going TO Greenland Again.

PHILADEIPHIA, Nov. @0-Cien. Isaac ].
Wlsler. president OF the academy of ma
tural sciences, today confirmed the re-
port that Secretary Tracy had granted
Lieut.. Peary three years leaves of abs
oencc. \ second expedition Will be made
under the acaIemy's auspices. The gen.
eral said:
There sre three objects in sending au e1ped!-
ton, which may be briefly stated as follows:
Flrst-To definitely determine the northern
coast H. OF Greenland.
ssCoal-To ascertain X any land extends
north OF Green and.
Third 10 reach the geographical location OF
the north pole, or get SIS near to il as possible
I.ls Journey Will be attempted over the
frozen surface OF the Polar sea imagine the
expedition VIII. Of necessity, he small one.
The Journey over the frozen sea viii be made
by PeGry with bat one mpanien.
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he closing of that portion of the stree. to

the closing of that portion of the street to
traffic.
The principal damage on the Great
Northern is at Samish lake, where the
largest trestie, 2S5 feet long and fifty feet
high, across an ordinarily dry ravine. is
washed out. 1t will require several days
to rebuild it and repair the damage to the
track. 1t is expected that passenger
traffic will be resumed tomorrow and pas
sengers transferred around the washout.
One large culvert near the electric light
works is nearly washed out and bridge No.
3, near by. is reported in danger.
The wind blew with terrific force, driv-
ing the rain through the walls of many of
the best houses in town and more or less
inJuring carpets and furniture. The storm
Is reported equally severe in the country
districts. County Commissioner Lysle
tried to reach Lynden today TO ascertain
the damage to roads and bridges in that
locality. but could not get within two
miles of tine Nooksack river
Great valley is reported flooded for many
miles and settlers along the river report
the rainfall as the heaviest they have ever
known