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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
Metal Market.

New York, Sept. 6.-Pig iron, quiet;
American sl3 GOALS 90. Copper, weak;
lake Sll 25al1 so. Lead, easy; domestic
81 OOa4 l2IS. Tin, steady; straits, $50 40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07

Orleans, 4a4Ac. Eggs, stronger at loo.
TOLEDO, o., September 6.-Whest,
steadier: No. 2 cash and September
75Hc; October Zoe; December 7S14c;
May SSj6c. Corn dull; No cash 4fc;
Oats, dull; cash $50. Rye, quiet; cash Soc
Cloverseed, active and steady; October
s5 IS; November g Go. Receipts-Flour,
$50 barrels; wheat, sos, 600 bushels; corn,
q. ZOO bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye,
$1,000 bushels; cloverseed, 200 bushels.
Shipments-Flour,l 4,000 barrels; wheat,
56O, 900 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels; oats,
500 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; cloverseed,
1863 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Mp, September 6.-Wheat,
easy; No. . red spot 1890; September744 &C.;
October 1880; December re; steamer No.
, red 694c. Corn, quiet; September 54c;
year sic asked. Oats, steady; No. 2 white
western 39c; No. 2 mixed &c Rye dull;
No. 2, 63a63Ac. Provisions firm. Mess
Pork, at s13 90. Coffee, quiet; Rio fair at
171Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07

CATALOGUE AND PAMPHLET WORK
" Having the most complies e9nipmeEi In
both machinery and material. the West virgin
h, Printing ConpAn are prepared 70 turn out
prirtiur OF this class in the most approved
strie and ir the sho-test time. Estimate for-
nfshed on application WEST VIRGINIA
PRINTING CO., LIS NArke; street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07

WHEELING AND ELM GRO
w RAILROAD. on aud after Wed
day June l. iSy2, trains will run a. follo'
City Time:
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AutlruuoS,
RIVER RAILROAD co.

ON and after Monday, April IS. Passenger
Trains will run as follows: 'Dhily. tDaily
Except Sunday. Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07

For Colds, Group, Asthma, Bron.
Chitl6 and Sore Throat use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil, and Get the genuine.
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~ Pennsyivsnis Stations.
[VlbUnnSgIVdnid liRHS.]
Trains Run oy Central limo.

rrrrET OryTcxs AT PrrEsYLyarfA fTATfOH %
WAITE RI, Polr 90 ELyrrETH ri. NnHEtiros
AT NcfUEE HOrsK. NHEtIIro. Ard - TEE
PksEsrLvIrIA bTSIIos- bHfDsKFOHt.
Gor-rHsrsr srsTzn-" Par HAsDLz Rorrr n
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&c; Ohio 24a27c; prime dairy 17alSc. Su-
gar, strong; hard refined 515a59Sc; New
Orleans, 4a41c. Eggs, stronger at l5c.
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ssn9I
lWaVn A ~

sDsily. fErcep' snn4f
From WHE,Ligs TO LEAVE WE
Wellsbgry and sts1benvills. . ~ I'D ~
EcDoHad and Ptttsbufz ....toO ~ m
Indianapolis and 81. Louis - W mLk "a
Ca. urn bus and Ciacinuati. - ~ ~ - "a
Wsllsborg aud sseubsnTile > ~ n
Mcdonald snd Plttsbgrg I'D efkoD "a
Phiadeldhis AadHsrfOfk ~ ~ pFfI1S
steubezyille and Pitssbnrg 7ltOH I'D "a
Columbus and Chicago III III 80 n
Philsdsiyhls and New YORK . ~ n'iyes "A
Rsltinore ard wkshlngton > ~ fbrlt = "a
s.eubeuyllIe Ani PIttsourg ~ tasly - "a
stsab.uyiile sud DenBison ~ p risfO - y
,Indisnasoli. AID ST. Louis. 80 ? M 30 a.
Davton and Ciacin nAti. = ~ Hp n - - n
S.sabsnTlIle and Coiufo o1t. - y Y BIO "a
eoErH1EsT sTsrEx-cbsvkfs I'D a PirfsHvEa
eTs1kM
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baltimore AND OHIO Raj

a. wheeling. Eastrl
iimo. Schedule ia enc
May -, 1909
MAIN LINE EAST.
Tor Baltimore, Philade
phia and New YORK. ~
and 5:lb o. M, 500 y. D
daily
Cumberland Accomm
dAtiou. 800 a. m. daily r.
cep, sunday
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Railroads.
RAILWAY TIME CARL

Arrival and departure OF trains on and aftc
May ~, les2 EXPLANATION OF REyERxSc
MARKS; SDuily; fSuuday excepted; .dor
day excepted; Saturday excepted; iSands
only; tsatur1ay only. Eastern standard Tim
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Foreign News.
Japan will hunt xeal poaehers next seas

Japan will hunt seal poaehers next season
The bodies 81 eve men. ntne women and seg-
egai children have thus far besa recovered from
the wreck Of thu Roumsais, at Peaiche, portu-
ga
senior CostoiIog CoulionA has eeen elected
president or tAe Aexicsn sensts. ana senior
Mejia president Of the chamber Of representa-.
tives.
Eight sesrnsn snd two apprentices OF the
Brush ship 6retna arc reported to hsve
descrtea tAal vsssei before she was wrecked la
tie Cnina
cAtherine Booth and Mr.. Clsibcru. daughters
q sen Boota. q the Salvation Army, have been
ar-esteI aad Wi be expelled from ths caatoo
81 Geneva. switzerland,
T4snty.ave per obs were tranpied 20 death
darlsg psn5e IN t8o village church - Yineora
AustTs4. IN Tuestsv, caased oy tie false report
that gbe tower wss failing.
fhe as4 g4sn ehaaher q deputies ccrn 70 ittse
on revision - she coust.tutl6u hss rejected she
yfalosz SO erznt ua yeTssl snGr&se. tas corn b
nltEoe aAs aiapisa claese grating The fran
ehlss 20 house aal3ers.
DuEIge the past esoS sizhs 6 PeiefsburE
Gsuls. Eaosssg ia the Efa31 'FsGc, hsvs isilad
Aaethsr .arge house. aad,ne Tbs expost % grain
praatlsss IN tea fsee 81 Amer ca coTapstit.on,
hss decided ta abandon the h1aness-
II IL asserted tsat fhs Fseecb government has
sappressedA rart Il sas nows Is Fecsivsi fron
paau.nev. re ssck li>t 83 tns Freunh force -
heavy. ewiaz - tie pseTsls - ~ ievaT- Co3
paads kill Asve t. sFatt tar TeiasorceHneuts he-
fare &c resumes operations agn4ass ths Ia
hanauA
Iast Tae4asv 80 people On re B.rkschesa
terry A. yurrsssl, FuR and. esespsG wi;hgu;
ir}nfy frau eo.issi ls 81 the boat Eith another
ve-sa bat saEes e tAe pas -eugers sere k.i3e5
aBd & .fy saussset fes mlnBies q. tsrwaFs sY
the wseok ~ Wersey railroad tfa1a on wascA
tAey hsa embarked
Tas testing Of tie Usi-ed states argnerFlAte.
raalsa by fae Harvey psoeess, ta1k riaes a.
Portsmouth Yax2sns, tajs wsss. wsth she ro-
su3t ~ YER RAG sAe repa<ts % tests ia sAis
rauusry. Tas tesss =sete Eas5e slta viaz 10
securing tss best gsssssaE ior ro8s5lRg aosolels
.ruac. .ts ID tas RFt-tsa Ravy-
Nhtie zee aasgea we're searching tas aoass -
: suspected sran gIsr "a :Ee district ~ Tea.
t.gY, Eseizad. tsog discovered tie dsooaunosea
BRIDES ~ asoeteaa oeEssTss--Tasa. wosasn smf
ras lsen. = is agf Aassu ~eetass she persons
we're zauraerest - asfhsr tAs celssF 80 whfes
rssr ~ers soaGa wss Gse3 a. secrss bzrszi
r.@cs,
Prsssssnr pa.z. q Mexsca. ssys fss trouaas Al
TeEa5<s SIS a. os tsxss Tss saliaas yess
&xo rs1ueea 50 seeaxrGas sag sg1Aurity * est
taas al Sse sa~eallaa 81 Ceasra cen.
AaaeeI sws raaaths sRa wAs ess:
~ltn sGaa4 seres 10 eovge. cessess eure,
Ast tba fsssssrs4 Iaasns. rsY5Dx Oh sac
q st teetr .4saa, sa1wst 6esprgs1alv ana 60
feaseA re srusaszs Tees ttss zo~srsens rt .ss,s
SIS .lala-s sx.Asst the Tszaochlsm., wss ia
sewe- taAa - szsslax Essa. In gse sxAs tha;
sssaea tAe Es&asss Ist sy-ssssss rssa az a..
xovsr1nssat Bass Ezsss tasn Ias aa!@sf ssa
sgss1e4.
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CRUSHED IN THE ICE.
Terrible Fate of the Crew of the
Whaler Helen Mar.
VESSEL COMPLETELY WRECKED.
ssery OF Harashsss reid By Five Sur
vssers-rwe Days on an iceberg
without Food or shelter.

SAN FeagCssco. Nov. s--The steam whsisr
Heiag2, whieA arrived { ora the Areise sodsy'
artaEs asws o. tas dessrautsaa al TIE wishing
bark Helen Mar, Capt faSxseE. aaa tss aoss OF
satrsy-eva ~ her crew uay eve o. sne ves-
se4's crew wsts saFsa On October & wAsls sas
Helen Mar Vas eag&ee3 AZ eatSlng into wHs 9,
In aAfste1e u degrees % minutes negSh. lenSi-
fuse 80 degrses 40 minutes wsst. sac was
crashes ID thx ice
Walls tAs efew Of lhe whals~ wwre busiiY
engaged Ia cDri3n9 8n a waae. The vessel VS.
eauga, In q swift sRFrwut sad w@s carried be-
TWEEN sse Big iesoergs Taey came together,
CRUSHING the bark 70 pisces, sad sac sans
slBsoss Immediately.
Tas vessel and boats were crushed 70 splia
ters aud tAe officers aud mes asd tine 81
lower the boats saa gei away. F4gth Aste Ward.
9 boat steeres, Coos Acey keFshaw snc two
sailors were the ouiv ores saved They chung
70 the main nast ~ II weat oser on the ice. The
resi 81 the crew, including Capt IhAxter, WAS
either crashed TO desth o. drowned. For forty
eight hours the I've men elnng 20 the mast
aud were finally taken OF by the steam whageE
orea. The Be uza brought down with
her the cook and Fapsnese sailer Of the Mar.
I've others remained oa the orea and one went
on the whaier Reindeer.
The Helen Mar had taken Eve whales before
her destruction, and wss owned by Wright,
Bowen. & Co. of this city.
Aeey kershaw. tho coos Of the Helen Mar,
who came down On the BsiuEs. tells = story Of
terrible suffering and hardship after the wrscs
FIVE survivors succeeded in getting on The Ice
and Ter ioyty-esght hours they suffered from
cold and exposure. Mate Warts legs were
frozen az to the knees ard Kershaw's Jeff fnos
also frozen. When rescued by the whaier
orca they were nearly dead from exposure. Tae
II elem Mar carr ei crew OF thirty three men
instead OF forty, Is nrss reported OF those
twenty-siehi were iost
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, New. 6-Ths officers oil
the bark Helen Mar, crushed in the Arctic re-
gi0n. were as follows:
f @ TuAxrER. master.
". T.. Ii AKpY, first mate
RICHARD l. Kills, second mztA
yoAQutA NINA. sAird msta
Joss oHAKA. fourth mate.
WILLIAM MARD. hfih msta
ASTI0Si isfrz, bnatsteerer.
ANTOINE FArGALISE, hoststeefaf.
Louis ANToNg, auat steeFaF.
FRASK BiRcH, boat sseersr.
& NILSSON. boat steeres.
WILLIAM BRAY, steward.
ACET kERSHAw, cook.
o. COOPER, carpenter.
The wife Of Captain Thaxter. who II native
Of So. Helena, recently arrived in this city,
where she expec Ell TO meet her husband on his
return from the north Second Mate Ellis be-
longs IN Dartmouth, bat Tor a number OF years
has made bis hcme in San Francisco when not
in the Arctic.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 6 lit is reported at the
Merchants Exchange that bark. name un.
known, Ia ashore at Point Pedro, afseen miles
south Of Ibis city. She Is well up on the
beach. and two tugs have gone TO her assist
snee
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All the City's Industries VIII Re Tied
Up on Monday.

SEw ORLEANS. Nov. 6-The strike assumed
alarming proportions today. and the prospect Is
that all The e,ty's Industries. with possbi one
or two excE 9tlons. Will DE a; a standstil to-
morrow. The conference between merchants
aud isboress esms u an abrupt end this
afternoon. the employers declining To agree
~ the request of tho employees for inn
mediate arbitration. and all negotiations
for settlement OF the strike are at an end.
Eyea tae typographical Union, which has
been holding cut against the strike, today de-
ciGs5 10 So cut The International Electrical
Lighting Compsny's employees will also go out
Arrangements havs been maize 70 call the
sroops oat at moments notice. street car
travei Is entirely sus pended.
The labor committee flied copy of fts de-
mands with the governor tonight. which call
for arbitration As 10 time, wsges and anioaism.
Tie merchants replied by submitting a
paper to withdraw the demand that the men
return TO work during the arbitration sad to
aguitTsse time and wages questions, declining
to consider the question OF unionisnn- Tha
governor offered tAe matter - the labor com
saittee, which lstger Is said 10 have subsittel
IL T. the council waicA viii 10 "a session Ia tbs
morning, psndng Which the matter rests fer
nj
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MARRIED HIS OWN DAUGHTER.
The Strange and rftifai Romance of .
Chicago Man.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6-S&muel Clinton wills.s,
aged g. years. who married bis cons widow two
years ago. Is IA a strange presiieamea'. Accord
Ing 10 tas statement OF Hisists lawyer. 70 wfoEa
he today applied Tor lega advice, Miiless aas
probably welded his osh child. Hi lets mar.
ried bis hfss wise when boih were audsr tie
sEe Of -, sad after the birth Of girl hshy they
qasfreied, and Wits sad child disappeared. six
years later. snd after apparently weii-ionndea
reports Of their death, u ille,. married again
and son born 70 hln. but bis villa died
The bay. George. growing to manhood, travelled
for Pittsburg firm aud on CHRISTMAS, Isf0s saE-
prised bis father BY returning from Cleveland
with bride. the yoang couple lived happily
for twsHty-eisht years, bat remained calldlsss.
In isss George died.
The father from shs arst had affection for bis
dang liter -in-ias, and IN is41 they were married
tn London, England. since then Mss. Miiless
"reminiscences Of childhood led 20 an invssEga-
ton. which apparently disclosed the fact thai
" iIlsts' nrss ~tfe. seven years after deserving
him, marrled again. ana though in turn ae.
serted by her husband. brought the little gri up
nader Aer second husbands name OF Wright
The mother died shortly before George net Miss
Wright A detective ia now In Cleveland Ell
deavoring 70 ascertain the facts Ia the case
fully.
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szs sugsasr e yesss ~ EEa Cs-=exse re0sss
szH rs~Sy sd - esr1rsxsa uzsss Frsex gas pat
81 pe~@r sal rise - a1sxHps re Aasasgsrssss<s
e-x&.sxsssaa. erBaa1esi eesstza@@s.
A rz-ser q s4sxx@s sh&agssas IS sfsr eszzses
wa esrs a@rse sas<sa - ssgasesns Svssssy - "a.
Ansa e&~7 psaTsag tsa ss4Ss ss @e-nszsTase as-
fore 10 rSosse II tsfs resgasrT. Ifas@etsns s@As
s1e Hass~szs@ss skxasn wa- ezsssNs ~ sa4 s&st1
wse sAFs EstsS8tss1 sz14 nrsssssstaHss rs
ard tnssaF stsssazsr sAx& ewRs as2 a. q ssAg 2
ara - rysso1 sHzxsst s@eaas@ ef tns esrsEHet g
eEs szszs. seF sAe sake d. raYsesf sEa fS&saw
-sf3s1vE@sn interested ia sae es@sa ~ tFssF&-
can kat~srs sex % sAsTz anf q EAs2k los 100
Eeszs tAAs pFgsssf1E . zot tAs greatest a1as8zag
tA&s can - 1sstcwss aFux z&
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CalrrtLr. Ny. See C-p.eta. liz at r5sn
& Nassea, ~ F-t >ae-rtn. aAa, IS
sere emerged Ia the eSas~l eE ST the rsras5ns
~ fss sparsei sol3'e-s essse5 zf Fosi eo vile.
F&s Teesasas s p Pc re'arases .n wsvasen Aaxes
aa1 sap}4A So toe Nstsansl cemetery AZ San
F-aue3sre fai
Tse I-ss ~os.asee Aiasax Company. rear
Ea.F.e, - eHzsge1 les eta-shz q f1eaty ave san
-gtrstsE es ths property. sra xrert 20
hsTe gee @-k ~ tsffsesHz ere la progress
visa.a sarese. The fse&4 &esf zsae aims prs
ssfe- S. ser trs ~ga - Yesa = ssx ss-s vsae
saa fhc SIS shan s. uaw ueasfr ta gseg ia
aerfa
Fac rs,z,a 81 tese}a Hss s-=3r eran q SO bite
eFast Ias setssi aI the eeueera y ss3ax
ees tsf tg tfsas. Ao5 ares n &zzsauts 60
arzssr So s1
a see h4sa tfstem IS oear ST .eete3 30 Sc
ess t-gs 81 Esssss.2, with a vtea 80 ezrsk isasae
-sr esserraaases'4sa SIS tae pF.aes g~aL u-esata
stc-Ge e4& sra eoaasv
4at-t RA&e % ceare3s sAe regular Saweaa.
r-s tetm et SIZE >geeF5a~ eesrs fav s4svsas
ss1sats - tssv ss sa y svaraasr ~
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solid farI. III. nrarax.

Foxr srssLEr. Nov. h--{spoclsl. Another
enthusiasts Republican raigY vas held Al PORT
Stanley. san Juan county. on the evening" OF Me-
vsmhef Hen. John = AeMillln. Republican
nominee for presidential eleetof. delivered log.
iesi argument Ia favor Of protective laria
which was appreciated by the sa1lepea Mr..
EeMaslin has many warm friends a. Port stan
ley. aas he will receive almost the unanimous
vote ot the precinct
Hoa Jesse A. FRYE, OF fairhaysn, thea adj
sFssssA ths auGlsaee. reviewing Henry j.
sasyesy's career In West Virginia aud hts &c.
ssnss. which is an admission. Al ths close OF
bis review he sppsalsi 10 tie sGsienee 90 know
II fksy wished such a nAn for governor Of this
great stssa, sna the response came sharp aud
clear. ''Sof' Henry J. sniyaly viii no, get the
vote of singis man OF any party nying at Port
sisniey. Too mnah honor ia the Democrats
hare 70 sunssnft him
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10000 ENGLISH sPINNERs IDLE.
Cotton Mills Operatives leave Work
They Have Ample Funds.

LoSpos, Nov. a-~TodAy saw the beginning Of
what seems likely to prove the greatest indus-
trial war between capital and labor the country
has ever known. Cotton mills. employing
abo1t 1900. 90 spinfios have SAINT down, about
2i.ooo spiRneFs. mea. getting out OF employment.
The card and blowing room operatives, who
necessarily became Idle when the Epiudles
stopped hunter about 25.ooo The members Of
beth associations paid special leyles lately into
the treasury, which will be Increased by mem-
hers staying ST WORK. giving The strikers In.
come Of over 3 50 900 per week. The operatives
appear TO hold the strongest position the i'm.
proving pro pectin the eotton trade has tR3neoi
a number Of mill owners 10 keep on sc work at
tie old scale Il wages should improvement
prove temp otary, however, tae mills will shn;
down again aud the struggle wita the men vii
grow more hitter ~ meeting Of spiBuera
delegates tonight kilograms were read allowing
that Il Is expected that 5&6o0 workrnaa will be
idle by Monday. Great enthusiasm was shown
e. the Meeting
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s&SccrvEA S0s a-fsneesa a. -h-fctavb Pa
else exsssss az fhe CzEssssn Fsc&ae ro&c 10
eaa1Es1 50 Ewe2ws sSzrs late. WIZ s<rtons
rzs GO near sscazozse as tia Alleged CAUSE
Particulars ara nn5asAIna5sa
Collector az Cuss3Eas Bawea iesf scs oSsswa
He carries papers tc eoaneefan VITA seslsnx
nstts-s. ana sIxs Ase interviews villa locs.
sealing EssE before ats departure
The New Csstse stssss schooner lTnsz d
Foster. aG Is 81 PORT Rinkegs. was .cwet - sea
iesesy sy tie tag Discovery, Of Port TovGs~ad
Tsis % Ter r>aasea Fyap, and sac Is suaoer
.a1sn Tor syGney. \. i v.
The Eew sea 20 Fsssn mission IL " :
Symphe Dapans sad HSyctntae sra expected 70
arr - ioaaarF0w. xi.a tAem wii - CID snen
20 & up sas marine and srttisrF branches on
osssf 80 p Of sae seus sr1a- sns H. ". s Me-
p raass has arrived 10 take Sarn on tor dast-l-
h1T2u
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rUm eGaRLK. Nov. s--lspeoiaL l--An snthu.
sAaslc snaianca ssxasahled at the hall tSat nixha
al grand Republican rally, aad showed by
frequent applause wANs The result Of aext Tues
days elsvtion will Be, The speakers OF the
evening" we're uea K Brown. q sidney, ard
Judge Orange 5se2ts. ~ Sesitla. Mr.. Br8wn, by
his eeavsncinx Arguments. male usssy friends.
sud ssiasa tise condolences % TIE reoFle. Judge
facets. by hss eloquent address ea TIE leading
issues u Tho sampaisu. secured the closest a..
tsnti01 ~ tsa sssesa atage. aud ke9s them Ia
good Aamor ~ occasional amusing stories IN
iliastFsfian Of bis psaians There IL 10 doubt
bus What the Republicans wiil carry ahs day ia
rats Sawn
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4 sptrttassl.t narial service.

Tbs fUaes#i services evaE taa re1nstae nf Erg*t
Troe psaa. &uetatv sAeF% 9aaer slttana & 1ca.
rsaes we-e aa5@ veassrssy ztseFaeon 81 1ae
tra%a IssiersSstsE gssspaay's rpesa N1<
C raei IS, re srit}tsA-.sg aGss5Ate3 Gee
gessaas asrs asiaI wtte Fvraqa5h b. ~
tsseass. waa seen8eG 8ssp,v 1l10sf ~
tae rsHsrks et tae f1~s >he 8ee Are
tHss tsss seul et ths keuarsaE NaS present e.
tse SERVICES AsT tsz4Eas thcaa azs sad a.
sAess tssautsafs ass ssssnz.5As Arcer so ss-.
wees tAa saEsssHs we're sasegresi 81 8 Is Nssassas
cgs~etesv. As7as ses ~. asasegs aere t7see4
Pes Aass. &f. Es.srssss, r "a E4e&a53 sad ~
tl..s....
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AMUsEMESrs.
"rha Great Metrcnall.. :"

ToaieAs tas Grst performance 81 "The Great
Metropolis" viii Re g.vsu by tas CaFaray cess
panv Tits strong 6Faws3ic pvcGucstoa Is o g
az The stest sesool. and Is not yct three year.
OlA Thfs statement is yaaaa speus Acallv. s.
suue taastes Eaeys have tsan ied 80 lo}ss fsoa
she ts{la toaf it s. s. Disguised s'streets az New
Ya-k' - shadows ~ eress Clsg~ XAe
story, - nsFysts1 81 yotfa's1sy's i~sue saas
cssct aslveiy That the glsv SIS w.aslT s1Faat
fcors s.ltEr af tsse vtsys Mentioned
The speaking Ths-z0.eFs. sit,eresB ia aass3ssr.
form = Hff-e sar-a In taeHsv3ves. sra thrF S. s
o. * .'tu-'v prssrafsf THa sesacry Ftav Sea
fs 80 r-ee@ IS - a aiza stsH3s-i sad 3hs 55s-
2 avs ~.3 se tuiiF lH kecrsuv sim she spsaasif 1
Fass Tsecri - tho housa ga this respect new
sH1 h,Ehiy satersasalag a.E = sgnouecea -.
TIE a1.lttaFlana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

Vsscorvxs. B. c, Nov. 6--lspecisl i-Fesrs
are entertained that the Japanese warsaip gongo
has met vito disaster. SIZE IL now considerably
overdue. Japanese consul Klto Was seen today.
He caanot account for the delay and has es0led
70 his government that tbs vessel has not ar
rived and asked for instructions whether or not
TO send ont search vessel from hereL A feature
that adds 10 the anxiety 10 that the Empress of
japan, which took the same oceau lane like y 70
have been followed by the koago, saw nothing
OF her. The kougo aas SO souls aboard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

Ia yhe rrot 4e.fan as "MeFce. og Nahsfn. Sc
}oAa T. ka1sy.s sn slaS eange5T. wh5eh ass g
Huca great eit s' ihe tsatf7ruis fseater sa -va
Francisco. ta9re ses best az p-rftT etFis - ta
se9E AKA Enr tAe BEST s-tts3s a iAvif sue "a tHa
enUnsFY- kgueaN iacrs sro &.as bforrlc Wezs e
cassesiss Eaxtlsa s-sarestas A. atse Eaa.ss ~.
a. gpessfls tssae. an &sii Fa1e. T.ar4 Ye55-
PA. MAFEsrv g ars u1ssre. 4asephtap iFjz. Htt=ai
%,se 50. Nstis Fxey sHa tels = Isar.s-
- ~ Eas. os Dshia d" 1sss5s - ~ oEs ( the {za-
mics; eoracitss s~e- peast sesi- saa Ke4g .n aaa
p . ~ Metee, Fhe eseeus seF4, apYcsFs - eatses
sstvsCsaee tsaH ever before
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

KstAna. Nssh. NoV. a-tSrsFia1. AS sn in
Siestion Of ths wsy things arc gpspg in this
section, tie following open letter written bv =
lifelong Democrat sed one Of Cowtsts ccunty's
representative lsbarips meD. VS. pab.ishoa ia
yesterday 6a lsf&4
n fAs Tsasrsae Mes q fasirr Coastg: Altar
steNaiHE seTsEsl Gave Is tha citr ~ seattle. the
honss ~ John NF0raw. and heafias racfs az
al political competitions srsaEtGE words q
rtassa 20 sHga Eluw H@ faTsss nc tta homer In
f@sFitFt shtisty SUD eeHevn euoa 20 heu Jnhn
y, @etsFNS have aeeA1ce &ufty esfHvt need ta At
hstFf@W = the fssesf man lEsead s5ss saafll a
rWcstFa the sfipupFs az every aumr#s 'shssf 4
rsa % iAis sfatA. carr j. g. DaSAMUE
hstzsaA. asA %pvetn hes 1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

GA aeesnai OK EilaEsd eases Of peufo-pneu.
ra9nls grsoag Csasal cattle the fsr.tl.h b,ars
oS &EFiea tuFe eas issued ~ order FOR tha
slaughter o. 81 Csaaa!sa ostsls Al ports =.
which lsey may ee laG1sa. Principal III faras.
81 Edinburgh. made microscopes srarss.sasst,t,
81 ia iG&gs d some - tee Canadian ssttla
asIased 70 fe ~ serlng from contagious flsrru-
pneumonia As declares tasi tse disease 10
arotefso- passsaaAts, sasf not Contagious
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

An Unknown Nan Found Dead
With Crushed Skull.
SMALLPOX CASES AT TACOMA.
saiter Drowned ss Pert rownsend--
Thieves Working weassrhee-A rs-
eoman Charged With Awful Crime

EIrxssscps, sev. s-fsreefsl The scsy o.
-sll-.rsse@ds Sze-ioeksng Rae ss found Gear
tAs fxilros5 srsex AZ Taerps Eve railes shove
here lhIs morning. lie ha1 n@sn terribly beat
eEs ers testify wits . cuspstng pm. whten was
suuna axsr by. Some es tae Essn's etcthss hsd
tee1 ssEEuvs1 aa9 al xAs papsrs by waiee he
cpaaa DC tsentsA a had esen taken trgus the
roexsss He ss8 evtdaatly eeea deal fer sew
srsa 9sFs Nobody ASA yes hssa 4eas u tSenGfy