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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-22

arranged in four box pleats, with the
gold braid between each. The skirt is
lined with silk, and has double
balayeuse of silk at the bottom, and
and also one inside the overskirt The
belt is formed by fold of velvet, which
ends in large bow at the back. In
the front it hooks under rosette. The
sleeves have close fitting, silk lining,
and end in a deep cuff.
| saw a stunning gown of the new
corded goods. 1t showed black cords
crossing closely a bright-red ground.
The skirt was plain, except for a band
of black velvet around the foot edged
on both sides with black Persian lamb.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-22
-----------------
Cost OF stopping a Train.

By series of calculations it has been
demonstrated that it costs a railroad
com pany 10 cents to stop a locomotive
and 4 cents for each stop of a passenger
car. 1t often happens that passenger
does not make any move to leave the
train until the order is given to go
ahead, and train must be brought to a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-22

silk founce around the edge. Both the
front and back of this bodice are SINH
lar, and around the waist, underneath
the high Swiss belt, is folded girdle of
pink satin which must be accurately
fitted and sewn to the skirt band. The
Swiss belt is perfectly plain at the sides.
but it is slightly gathered in front. The
sleeves are composed of two pleated
tlounces which are put over small silk
undersleeves.
TWO VISITING DRESSES.
Of the two dresses shown that at the
left is a gown for middle-aged woman,
and is of heliotrope surah, trimmed
with guipure and further ornamented
by belt of surah of the same color as
the guipure. The skirt is edged with a
founce of guipure, which is set off with
rosettes Of satin ribbon. The bodice is
drawn in at the waist and forms sort
Of Swiss bodice. The corded belt is
added onto the Swiss waist and knotted
in the middle. In front the guipure
founce falls III basques. At the back it
stops in the form of an open vest and
shows big vatican knotin satin ribbon
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-22

stop again to let the slow-going passen-
ger out. This little incident costs the
railroad company Is or 20 cents, some
times as much as the tardy passenger
has paid. This is one of the little leaks
that railroad company undertakes to
guard against, and the number of
coaches to train is limited to save ex-
pense of stoppage as well as to lessen
the number of pounds of coal consumed
and wear and tear of its running gear.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-22

The fullness made a short train. A belt
pointed little at the front, and was of
the velvet edged with fur like the skirt
band. The high collar was finished
with the fur. On the shoulders were
two great capes, each very full, the
lower one coming to the elbow. Be-
meath, the sleeves were loose, and of
the cloth. Each cape was edged with
the fur. A wide hat, the brIm f1ared
by big velvet bow set next the hair in
front, was worn, and underneath the
gown, of course, a skln-tight chamois
bodice, else you would freeze.
TRICK OF BEAD WORK.
You had better take advantage of the
bargain sales to buy lace. mean piece
lace. Get it in lengths long enough to
go from throat to hem of gown in front
and still longer in the back so as to al
low for train. You know how expen-
sive beaded, spangled and jeweled lace
is. Well, it costs very little to make.
Take bead work that is worn from an old
dress. Cut it up if the pattern allows,
and by the way, you should never get
any bead work that will not cut up into
small pieces without travelling, and sew
the little pieces on as the pattern of the
lace uldy suggest. UT, II Ino paSSo-
menterie you are cutting up is too bad
ly worn even for that, just use the
beads. If the lace is very delicate, q
gauze or something like that, you must
back your beads with bit Of cloth to
hold the knot of your thread. You
need not be too particular. Five beads
CT SO make nice loop, or, If you have
some big beads, you can make a little
pendant. If you are making front
from plain gauze, you can get spaces by
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-22

AS q relish for roast duck or game.
orange salad is good Slice six oranges
for eight persons Crate the rind Of one
and add the juice of one lemon, three
tablespoonfuls of salad oil or melted
butter, pinch of cayenne pepper, and
pour over the oranges.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-22

IT is a striking remark CT the Pope
that came by cable: Gladstone and /,
although the two oldest leaders, have
the youngest ideas"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-20
NOTICE.

A-OTICE IL hereby given that go nue.
II 81 The lands and lots described VI
no foregoing list. az NAV he necessary
10 the full amount OF ssih TAX
es. interest AMI charges 'he'eo", =
from the owners thereon ~ tug ~" =
sale. will be sold at public auction :
the Court House. IN h town 0, ,s.pe'
Dubois county. Indiana. on thee Mon.
IA, in February 1893. between me nous
~ 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 p. m OF SAT-
a., in the mannsr prescribed by law
aud hat such sale will De con''nue.
from day to day, until all OF sNa ~"
and Iots ere disposed OF.
JoHx GRAMELsPAcHER.
Auditor Dubois Co., ina.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-20

l., saa. J.snsr. "a in-lot 10; v-' 500
taxes due Ii 10
uuNTIN6RuRo-
Mueller Ionn. NJ o7l7, Un"'irghn'e''
n, in.lo, 4; val s., ; tsxes due 40
4 = .hme,, Anna. M 5s1s.
D, IL. i.t 10 val $40; taxes due oss
Weismsn .lno ". no 596l. h"n"ns
Ihurv. Ut in-lo, IS vsl $40; taxes uu'
lAll
HRpsEyE.
Rurdy y T. no 6OO7. ps 50 NV, se'
10, ,2r3 8. IS 100 acre ; val 30; 'sxes
due 9s cents 80 p,.s.o,. In.
Ia, 20 val SIS: X due 81
Carroll .Jss w. no 6026, Vt ne NV
sec a5t2. 8. . acres; val 20; taxes
due 81 Tab =, q,
nos 6o27 and 6lls. lnmsn,s an", n a..
eve. ., in-lot IS; val 500 "A" 1
900 p.,.,sn,
, Carroll Hickman. no 6oSo. ,s".u."
add. Bird-eye. iu-iol o. val =" -
es due 44S
q Jsrhce william. > ,oo
No 6u62. ut NV W 8 s5. , . 4'-ioo
Iuman's add. Bira-rse, ~ 'h',"'
iost 100 and 40; val 45o; taxes u"
King John d. no 6O7o. Borden's ad'
B,rdseve. pt in-lot "A; val 'oo' "N'
Iohn VIM, no GOT. Koerners AZ
Pird.eve. Moi LOG and lVt; VA Aoe
!. ,sqes due 32A coo p,r,sav
- ieonsrd L. die A. no oo'o' 1859
!. in-lot SO val 10, taxes que So
= Miller Frederick. no 6os3 b.r'en
ie IA Ri,ase,p. in.lois 60 and oil; v
220: tsxes due % COO, po,as,
Miller liammon. no oOo'' po'"-'
add. Birdseye. in-iot o. VA -o' -
cs due SO c~nis $40 v.a,
O.uonualI Anna, no 6o9S. koerne'
add Rirdseye, in-lot 80; val 2-o' NA
n due 5s5 e,,, p;ra..ye.
lots 6 and 4; val 10; taxes dur + %
Wsddie Eliz +. -,
- eloa n, ne NV. sec %, I 2 5 y
!. ri % sw sec IS. { ,. , s =
or ,no scres: val 30: taxes due 6VZ
wsIls W z. no 6l25 pit y NV
"a. Is t2 l6 100 acres; va' 'o'"
due 5U7
STATS or ISpIASA. DuBoIs 'ouSrf'
I. John Gr.mel.pscner. Auditor.
| ard Tor said cuuntv. do hrreo! Ger
ina, thu foregoing ia - full q corr
:. list OF lands and lots returned neh"q"
4 Tor the non.ps, ment OF taxes hus IN
on from the owners thereof lot
wear 1891. and former yeas 'osr'
.~a. !. i'm he sxes of The current wear. =
!. including penalty and interest
100 .h.rres due thereon, a. appears on
cord in my Office. ..
In testimony whereof, have er''
sci my hand ard %"ftic'al 80
sec 1850 jasper, his q day OF
due ~ u,r,. 1898
JuHN GRAMELsPAcHER'
c 2 Auditor DUBOIS 20 III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-20

"V u
ia LEGISLATURE ar irving tn ge' w
,,,vsst,v.,inn oi the southern fris-
IA ne .mncrst are makmg q
~,s,.ra nx tr,ing ~ hlnt them "N'
M n, II there /. ANYTHING wrong mere
ac.., wi, Tor Al sfi iavi, 20 change W
81, car,ec, the wrong publicly 90"
$500. II nm Tn covering process
~m,rr. too mncr OF R'pnhihc.n's'n
There ia probably an abnnnahre
room for an Investigations. me 80
-.o,,, nj the Prison. -n'ini'iFd 70 'h'
y.syislature, shows IS i2f " o. con.
~, ,und" on hands. anf 80 .~oo 2 ~
library tnnd Together >t.'uf ~ up'"
= h;ch some one hut not me S'"r "
zinc ,,tarest. These funds have re.
.r.,ned Al about these figures 'or sesefa'
wears. go .o,,,c,.
h;sed M contracts ~ = rare wu'N'
shouid bring the state Sag 80 per my
s,r. coun,ing $40 working DAYS "
venr. $40 900 per wear. while ne a'h"u"
Ssrm convict tabor. given ~ me -
tailed monthly Statement. - "n-' No;
4 53-a lCcrence ct 81 go ~. IN
ditf.,enre possiniv may ne h""es'' y"
A. will bear explsnati1n. me reP"'
.,.o shove miscellaneous receipis .
,,n,v &G3a 9o This includes siops--e
~ hos an. cattle. and solh -"S''e'
hoxes. ets From any ssianlsh"'e
rith over ESQ hasrarrs there VIII ~
DENT, ne more lhsn a dollars worm :
.uch stun for each man per wear -
siso known there j. an oihrers' c"'
tractors. and boarding 'o"'
ronuec,sa wiih the nri.on. unner y
suusryi.inn Of the Warden. Inc "
mort contains ~ statement OF '"r 4
CENTS and disbursements from '"
sourcr. although the supplies are y"
chased hv -i-'e funds. anh co"N"
done by cnnvic.s. 30 he onicisl rep"
contains ennugh.-wth b y 'a"-
contain to justify = 'hnrough rAs"''"
ZION /, m., o, all right. " sno"
NOT rest unher suspicion ~ any KIM
4, might rl-o be 90 the interest o.
State 10 ASCERTAIN what the h@'N Nv
aye Of ia rpnvir'-. -entenceh 70 "s
l~hnr. sni not shown 10 ne nnner ~
tract. are engaged in. and whe'her =
Ot them are mixing money 'or me .
Gers. nnlsiie of roniracf-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-20

Rirans Tabules cure bad prca,h.
Ripans Tabules one gives rene1.
Rirans Tahu'es for sou stomach.
Riraps Tabules hest liver tonic.
Ripans Tabules: for liver troubles.
Ripans Tabulcs arc always rsady
Ripans Tabules for bad temper.
Ripans Tahulcs cure nausoa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-20


gTThe Democratic Committee o.
Greene county asks the Legislature 10
fix the price ~ p.b ishing the delii-
uuent list ~, 10 81 4 tract We woulu
ike 10 direct thssr ~attention 10 The dem
aaent tax li~r 80 DUBOIS county. -AuO-
lishcd IN this paper. aud suggest That "
they would take the same trouble ~ see
that the Hapuhiictn treasurer OF Greene
county does his w orn dut, Ia the col
lee ion OF taxes that they do 10 making
impracticabie suggestions 10 the Legi-
lsture. they would not have cause I"
COMEDIAN 81 The cns of The delinque
lie, The law chSrgss u county ,rrss'
urer with the III smvant OF bis dupii'
cate, aut SAYS lac shall not be credited
with unsolicited taxes, nor be permitted
10 return them d~r,inqncut, where tn
persons Who owe Ihetn have persona
prnncri. from watch the tax eau be made
Tho Hrmuctatr treasurer az Duboi
osaN, tht Jaw. ana A. a result there ar
oniy -ixt FIX persons on The duplicat
.e,nrn.,s delinquent Many OF thcs
ARE san residents. and the Others hsv
va persona. property. There Is ne DO
naazs az TIE publisher IN The pfesen
rate VI "A treasurer iu,- hrs plain duty.
MARRIAGE LICENSE l-sued this wees
Smuel .vilins aud Louisa tiftle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-20
ALBERT H"oCHGESANG!
BRICK
IND.

lIs nov in bnsine-s for himself " ,bs
loId ward OF NJ Hochgesang So"' w..
bushes. being now divided. hf r-a
hot ~ EYE BRICK from bis la', s
su,tsple Tor Wells, Foundations. MI NH
u- ! s., nov 90 hand. when ~ At
uu,t, ~ cn.tumers. ss wah'e''
res sonahle price,. II o wan JDp,so
,,n. ,;ve me- = call. as want 70 clts
of the ward ready for earl, 'F
work VG.
At.vE ~
Dec. 9, 1872 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-20
Extraordinary Logic.

ludsanapcl's ssntirel-
.Io fortN--ix republican counties ~
Ind,an. ,he lorsl tiicials Increased the
schonl inxps so 80 ~ in addition 10
the sg74O57 - Increased revenue 'hfN
received from The sis'e. IL orr Fix
en- rafic counties thew decreased we
taxes wherever they we're IN c"nuo'
The democratic party has bot ons cou'er
% pursne. sud that Is 10 put he s'St
s~hon, tax where IL was before the ne"
49, Law went into effect. Reduce tbt
Icvv 5 cts.
The Sentinel il guilty OF misleading
The state school tax levy wss no
charcpi a mill by the new tax law y
lei, II Al l6 cents. the rate mainia'ne'
for a. years. aud which, before the ne"
sax law went into effect, IL was foun'
uecssAsy "a supplement- by local levIe
Sn every county in the State. Tut
~where /, wa, before the new tax Law
cent into effect" aud it will be left q
l6 cents.
The logic OF the paragraph IL AIS
vsrv exrran-dinarv. Because in 4
~rouu,ies republicans increased ~
school taxes. while ~ 40 ne'h"cra''
.opu,i.. they we're decreased. therefor
the state levy mu-t ur t'"ue'" -"
III order TO compel an increase o. 'o''
amount OF school lax levies IN me :
democratic counties In other WORD
because republicans last year. Tor 70
OF making a democratic TAX "a
obnoxious, levied unnecessary tsxes,
nust ,hernfore be made necessary u
officials In she democratic counties
eext year levy an oppressive tax, ais
IN their counties Ii hat logic - tru
democratic management OF school
nances las, wear was interior to repub'
csn.-snd il follows that the sooner
the counties are given over 70 the :
publicaus. the better for the peep
Bot il Is not true. and a democratic IL
islatute cannot afford TO change the I
lew a single cent, tui -si"uiu
such a penalty Tor non-pa, 'nf"i ov 81
poratiuns, a. will compel ihym TO DC
their jus, proportion VI tsAstion.
Ii Republicans see iii TO sustain Io'
Republican officers in levying unnec
sary taxes in Republican counties, u
is their business. aud they should not
in,erfered with. until = majority OF
people get tired Of RApubIicanism =
iheir political affiliations.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-20

subvribe tor the JAspER CVvx,xs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-20

M~AhnsACt LICENSE i-sued this week
: muel Ivilins aud Louisa Pirile.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-23
CABINET,

Scc'ty.fof State-..--... Walter q. Gresham,
sec'ty. o. tie 1IeLsLIy John o.. Carlisle, Ky
seetS. Oh III. ...-srahAei .. lamont, NY
sec'tS. of the havy.-.hIIAry a. HeIBtrt,AIa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sUn b. Ilss,lk h
oec'ty. oL tue lhtsEUr-...... Auke slIitL, Tia
Attothe3-Lenclal-....-- hlcLaIG OlneN. Aux1
sec'ty. VI Akrlcuiruie.J. Stealing hiorton, mob
-. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-23

81 al the Leading SsWhna HtJ'
saeas on. AasA,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-23

Ch1ef JuStlCe AtlISliIe ". Fuller, IN
49, l..stefLGEJ j.. kisId, Cal
..JuLI IL. Italian, by
l.---hvAstv UIay, ~ kbs
A Associate Justicea. :.-caL- bLuICLIVfU, Wy
,LnNiu ' LrCHGr, hdBs
hehfy Is. LIOMn, alIch
i...oIoIhe SLlrus, L Gun
lnvHe II l. jackson, Ten
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-23
T

THE science Of geometry is ascribed
to the Egyptians:
TIE first magazine for the blind was
printed by Rev w. Taylor in London.
in 1856.
PRINTING in raised characters for the
use Of the blind was first dope'at Par
is in 1886. " ...
TEE Israelites learned surveying
from the Egyptians, who had practiced
it for ages. IT,
TIE first school for the training of
the blind was established at Paris by
Itauy in 1884.
THE first regular effort to instruct
the deaf and dumb was by Pedro de
Ponce, n Spanish monk, in 1870
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-23

q. 3. ssnstors. ..:Mm ~; stew art.
Rep. in GonGrosS...-...tiGLri u. NcwlaLas
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-23

Oct. (, 1898.
To the Honorable Board Of County Commls
sioners of Exc County, Nevada
GgETLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-.
tclly Rcpor, Of the Finances Of the County
for the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1923.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. II. MElGS.
Auditor,
NJ. Fl. MILLER,
Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-23
.OEEIC1AL DlRECTQIR
U.S.. GoVEKNMENT.

CLETELAND,k r.
+. S1LSEHSONtS.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-23
JEpeE WAxEM,s PROVERBS

THE hmerikin eagel can't rite his
name. 49,.
MOST party platforms is ramshackly
in places. ...
SoME statesmen ought to be faimus
fer Their efferts to be.
IT's o long tiuc between eleckshuns
todefeeted candidates.
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TACOMA 'nILlTARY NEWS.


A0oRO00OD AO000y-BHv00tO - O01s
0oitA-PRise DRILL
TACOMA, July la-tspeciaL l-Geusrally speak
ing. things military have been very quiet here
the past week. He'd Il not been for the prepara-
tons for the coming inspection Monday there
would have besn no activity outsids OF the re.
ulas routine OF drill
Company Cs uon-commissioned o63eers'
school. held every Monday evening, 10 veil a.
tended, and . aDap lntesost . DAntfessed By all
Instructions hsvs bssn received By CAPITA
Howell and Billings OF and G companies
from regtmental headquarters. through Lieut.
Col Green, to hold their commands in readiness
70 astepd the iunsSal at seattle on Sunday.
Transportation and suhsistencs will b fur
niahed ~ the statA
Lieut. Col Shank called meeting Of the com.
missionsd officers on Tuesday night for the pus-
pose OF tactical study. which vas we'll attsnded
The colonel intends holding these schools every
week. and proposes to have the Tacoma battal-
ion second 70 none In the first infantry.
II IL with much feeling and regret that the
officers note the death OF Col. Smith. surgeon
general Of the \. G. ". The colonel had .
long record Of efacient service in the National
Guard. was with the brigade during the last
encampmsnt ct Amsrican Lake and was b.
loved BY officers and men alike
The drill Of Company On Wednesday night
was well attended. After the drill By the COM
pauy In heavy marching order. Lieut. Jolly had
charge Of the drill Tor the priva;es' medal,
Private weer having challenged Private Let
ner. The contest was spirited. Private Lletnes
being declared the winner By one point While
the drill was in progress Capt Howell and the
efficient financial secretary OF the COMPANY.
George W. Lswton, were paying Oh the boys foa
February p parade. AZ business meeting Of
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THE woxLD.s FAIR.


webster seated On Cemuniselea Hrom
New Msxics-Lesssaiag Attendance.
CHICAGO. Jaiy ia--Ths continued excessive
warm weather 10 sx r<cssd 20 have Some effect
ia icessning tho attendance ct the Worlds fair
The weather this morning Was close and musgy
but light clouds tsmpsred the suns rays some.
what
About the only feature at the fair today was
the releasing this morning OF 10 homlng pigeons
from the Administration plaza The result of
their aigh. viii b. watched with soEis interest
BY fAnetess
Chisf Barrett. Of the electrical department.
hes arranged fss . daily sesies o. lectures by
experts In various divisions OF science, with
practical illustrations. which viii DO Of great
beuedt 60 ssuisnda
Ia the New M.sic, ccatess, Worlds Fair
Commissioners Richard q. White MAS uasested
today by the nsucnsi commissions The vote
stpoa ~ to - In faycr OF Webster. bic opponent
Adolf wernGlh. the German lmpeYia, com
missioner go the weFids fair. toaisht eater
ssiasd the exposition anseisls. his brother com.
tnissio0efs aud friends 81 an elaborate farewell!
bsna aes given ga bis returning 90 Germany
wosLp's tsiR CROWNS. July ia--yspeciai -
visisots from " sshsuSsp registered at the state
taiiiiag to-day ss follows;
from seattle 4. r. BGrvsii. susan n
Eufwesl. bsssis NJ. Rur~eit. J. r. lsang aaa wife
Mr.. l. sesrcs. Mis- fllsy Ioriison ana Msgun
J. no~d.
From rasums-A " Hevey. G. Il Mares. I.
J Woot and a. a. 1ohusaa.
Prom Oak Hafbos~-E r. fseksea
frsu uis rpia--ts. IS Gregg
ftsrn ruisaaaa-~A 81 stene.
Prom fi1sigo GtEr-~H Seymour Taylae
ffofa Efsfet'~~h > Ssosscap ana vile
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~ company no nev 1sohsss vufs elssos1
suA eh1ee nev uaDas peopoood.
Pfsvnse r 4 Pas,sssan. oe Company c, - -
sussa 8 fusseash 1ee sAtxsy 1ays . stssnA ~
Worsa's faa1
Priruaos Ysrnsr anA Reaeoo. Who voso cut os
Company On July {
Capeata J. - Ashasa. - ~ Eseaeeesd
captain Of Troop D b . unaninous voeA
Willian + Bowen. busies Of Troop a with
etAae Douhafu Of the troop whose time Will
eoen wpisa. intend ofysnixing battery Of
artillery. IL b 20 b hepsd that sAsir saos0
may - successful q sueh IN orxanisatsoa would
b . stsp in the right direction and make The
Natioaal Guard much moro sficisnk
much trouble 10 sxperienced here In securing
Q Fine range where the member OF the ot6srens
eompan les may have target practice. II va
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Mcseow. Idaho, July Is Especial. l-Ths eiti-
seus Of Moscow and vicinity assembled tonight
and sounded the hey note for bi.mssallism In
Idaho BY the organisation OF . bi-metaiiic
league Congressman swsst. who leaves
i,nmediateiy for Warrington City. addressed
the meeting amid euthusiasm and appealed
TO the cisissns OF all political parties 10 stand
shoulder 70 shoulder In the great battle fof ell.
yer ana prosperity. An organization wa PER
fscsed b. the election OF George q. Pickett psss-
dent; Ben johnson. sscsstasy. and W. 7. Grimm.
treasurer. Aftsr stirring speeches. the meeting
adjourned 20 meet In mass convention in the
Grand Army hall on Saturday afternoon, July n
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vicreaiA. b G., July la-Ispeciai. So
attic schooner san jose. Capt Crowsli. which
return Il from her ifst sealing cruise this morn
Ing. asinss further news OF the wrecked
whaiss Sea Ranger. lost OF Cape ST Elias. Tho
San J1se's skipper STATES that the boats crew
from the Sea Ranger. supposed TO have
been picked up by the Black Diamond
aud forwarded home on some other OF the
Victoria fleet. 10 . mistake, a. Capt. Mccarthy.
OF the Beatrice. having been In company with
the Back Diamond when she maize the find,
asserss that no one living was found In tina,
boat. There was line from, the boa,. however.
and " ben an attempt was made 10 haul 10 IT, u
heavy weight was found AZ the bottom.
After ts) iathoms oil line WAS hauled
In tas hofrined eycs of the sailors
were rfecsed by the body Of = man clad in a
saliors gArh The limo WAS securely lashed
around the dead mas legs aud the body vas
thua suspended nom the boat. Tho supposi-
tien IL that the boas WAS upset by . vs. hale and
the huntsr became ensaased In the limo ana
WAS uuabls 10 ex;roass himself from IL niesheA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16
Notes for Guardsme..

Company D viii 60 into camp near Laurel
Shade on Lake Warrington the latter part Of the
month.
Daniel u Beard has been elected second lien.
tenant Of Company = in plses OF william ~.
Leech. who resigned on the 7sh inst
First Lieutenantelset L B. Parsons. OF Com
pany 3, hes returned from Detroit, where he
has been visiting, and he Will b examined for
promotion on the 18th.
Lieutenant Colonel William q shank and
Lieutenant James Ross, inspector OF small arms
practice, in the city TO attend the funeral OF
Surgeon General Smith
On account OF the funeral Of Surgeon 0snsral
i. L Smith this afternoon Company B viii prob
ably postpone Its monthly shoot. which was 70
have taken place today until next sunday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16

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"a the Caise states district euurs today ort.ere.
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the itsiassfs, NJ testimony ~as given by The
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