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SIR 6cI0marff.

9lews9 OFF, II. Sftobsr.--6olsenoes
Iiuo ole S1IuB giotirnn9en: 9elo parliste
pom II bis q uno ld,loB Su II Brosent.-
Slerlns. @sniel $4.S2f bis $4.S3 aur 60
5uae uno S4.s4f bis $4.S5 auI Sitt. -
Suuoes Sbisatioueut 4.proseutl9e 1102,
2zpro,entiee SO. 2Ittteu: goams' GrpreB
l4O, central. Yaciitc 1871. @beiupeafs.Sb bio
154, grie 131, Ditto Yrior. 26, Slinois-
lentral 90, Safe Sbore 120, 9tew=
Serien. Central LOG, 9tortb- s9eitern 99a,
ottto Yrior. 1881, Nelur Dorf.&entraI 100,
Sbio.DiliEiIippi IA, Btrsburs 146, 0tsa=
Olns 164, 5t. Yaul 56f, Oltto Erlor. Hot,
Meilern. lInlnn Sol.
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Epnamttz Erplofi OFT.

Gm gton, Sus., Is. Nttober. =
Ser geiamnte @ei6dftstbeil uon @mlngtou
muroe beute Durd elue uorSeittse SpHamit-
grploion in Sriimmer selegt.
Seim Sruuueusraben ioate 2pnamit
;ur Sermeuouus fonlmen, mel1eS leood
uorseitis erpIooirte. Siinf Berionen wur,
ben getobtet uuo eben 10 olele Eerlonen psrs
puuSet, uun luel9en spei jeoenfaIls iterben
merben.
Die Eobteu finb: Sames @orulp.a, Chr.
gp.r, Sreo. gper uuo g. 6. Scpler; Die
Serwunoeten: Sobn Sropn uno Sobn
Senneon, tootlid,. iOwie Gbriif. Sterer,
Sames gBpuie unb 0m. sSpais. SroBe
Qufresun9 herrldlt.
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gluS Sraiilieu.

8uenos 9lDres, II. Sft. =
Sier einsetrOiiene 9ta@ridten melben,
6aB Nomiral WteqO au1s 9teue 9tio oe
Saneiro bonlbarbirt. Die gewobuer
9fio'S pafen ibre Siebenia5en 5uiam.
men unb flieben lanOclnwarts. BrGlis
Bent BelrOto psrludt nod INNER, cine
SlOtte suiammen su ltoppdn, uelde ct
bsm Gebelleus@eiAwaOcr ge9enabsrltels
len fam.
2onoon, II. Sft. - G;ne Orpez
i6e aus Stio De Saneiro melbet, bonn
Sort Santa Gru5 aus iei auf Die 9tez
beaenoampfer rllrano" unO uBallao"
sefeusrt woroeu. sIHf ieoem Der Oam<
pier, Sie Dem Sernebmen na9 itarf be-
i6aoist iino, iollen msbrerc Otann 9e@
lOOtet uno einlSe anoere pcrleet worOen
isin.
9tewzOorf, II. SftOber. = Der
Oampfer nSOrror" fam beute uon Glo
Sansiro bier an uno bra6te Reui9felten
Co. 8raiilien NIT. Die Jfepolutlon
brad am 6. September aus, bod wurs
Sen bis gum %. Septenber, bem Gage,
an mel6em Der Dantpfer 9flo perlieB,
nur wenise Sdiiie auf 6iO ielblt abse>
eeben, absr Die uuf Der anberen Seite
Ser Sai belesene 9tieOerluiiuns gtatbez
rog, wOielbit oic moblbabenoen &aufz
leute 9tio's wobnen uno Elm gut 9eiiiQ,
tes 9lrienul iid beiinoet, war6 I'M 10
ileiBiser bel9lolien. Sier3is Berionen
Ionen BEL Senf YombarOcment umsefOms
men lein. Die iibrisen gtaari4ten,
,uel9e Ser 0ampfer brin9t, iino perz
altet uno lansitens pom telegraph sss
mcloet moroen.
Srdnoe.
SeId srtO II, Wtaii.. II. Stt.
-Ssute frib 3sritOrte eine 6euersbrunit
BEN Niftualtculaben bon Daniel 9a3er,
Sburmap's @assnfubrit, SnOw's @ez
idirriabrif, SnOw's 9lpOtbefe uno bas
@cbGuoe Der y@roBen armee Der 9fes
publit." Serlu It $50, 900.
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So + 6 % . bet en
llifrsn, 9Iaff nnh DOrftfb Dri[t.

Sbre SebanSIung unb 9eiluus Obne Vfasen.
feoii lnIruug.
Stnns.iheu: SduFses urinir.n, 9lufiteben bel
gadlt, i'm Al urinireN. Sdlmer5 ootr Sr.HHen BERN
saHen b.s gRaiIers, giathtr0pien pon rrin, naboem
Dies aeItthcu, 8trgroBeuIH9 Der Sorftehorn,e uno
HriabI idhe 9iIeIenfraHtbeIt-
Die eHtdicocHite mubItbdti9e I4rtIHs uiro erbelt'
neil man Die gelIpltttl IN IL ItfeI bar
am Sisc Oto Seioen5 appItIirt,
no iic iid pom sro5tcH gtIteH erUciien rucroeu.
gEe7n Der Boius in ben Uaitoauu eIHgcItbrt IN, 10
rubt er unm:ttelbGr an Slaicnbdls. SIaienitsIn,
YSaiicruht orI YeIHe uHo 6lBc.
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&urse &abeloepeSdcu.

-Gine &abeloepelde aus galparaiIo
meloet Die bort erfol9te Sermab blung
6ranciS IS. Gsau's, bes altelten Sobz
mes bes iraberen amerifaniIden @eiano=
ten in Gbili, Batrid Gsan'S, nit Senos
rita Imelia, Ser Gohter bes perltorbcs
nsn 6iteniidcn Gen, tors 9Orie 9toias.
- Der Oampfer yslilia" pon Der
rs(tlasz9inie" 1T in idwsr be eidaoistcu
.3ultanoe in BEN Saicn bon Sinsiton,
Samaita, einselaufeu. Der am Z. Sts
tober bon yteIps0orf absefabrene 9ams
pier serietb am 9. in einen bis gum IL.
Sftober anbauernben Srfan, ser Dem
S6lfie 10 libel mitlpielte, oaB falt sic
sanse 2afelase uber SOro 9ins.
- Sn Dem @eridt 5u 2iperpool itclItc
ii6 am Otontas Der Matroic Solepb
Grams nit Dem 9s sltanOnlB, baB er por
fanf Sabren in 9tew Orleans bcn
Steuermann CHARLES gople ernorbet
babe. slm SOro Oes Sbtfies Dis
couerD" scrietb er nit yODle in Streit
uno mari i'm iibcr SorO. Die 2side
,puroe ipdter iul Mtiiiiiiippi sefunben,
ood fiel fein Scroaat auf oen W0rber.
aui Gruno ieines GeltanontlIes wuroe
Gpans in Saft scnommen.
9Sie man nit Den 0euti6en in Guis
iiids Yolen umiprinst, Oas lebrt auf's
gteue Ole traurise @rfabruns, Die &arl
@iLfens, Der @isentbiimcr II. 9ieoafteur
Der r0oo;er .3eituns," MAIDEN muBte.
Sr. 9SiltenS bate einc Saoereiie nad
Ocutldlanb unternpmmen, unb als er,
auf Der 9iiidreiie nad QooS bcgrifieli, Die
@rense erreidte, ipurbe ibm BON ben
rulIi6en SebOroen bic 9tIdfebr na9
9tuBlanb perbOten. 3uslei9 luurSeSrn.
Bilfens, peiien BrIpat. @iseptbum Die
reOO;er 3eitun9" lit, erOffnet, oaB Oer
9iulle @arifOw BON Der Jtcsierun9 gum
6eoatteur bes Slattes ernannt worben
lei.
Sn Sarlsrube idieb Ser ausseseids
uetc Waler gOrsmann aus Dem Heben.
Iui Dem Wiener vGentral.6riebbof"
erfolste unter entipredenDeu 6eierli9>
fc,ten Die llcberiabruns bes 9sidnams
bss OihterS gauerniclo in Sas ;ur les>
ten NubeltaIte fir bculelben beltimmte
Gbrensrab.
2aneahsr, Ba., II. Sttober. =
0aS Saserbaus Ses 9enusl 9. @rofi
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0tebmarftc.

CAT 2ibertg. II. Stt. = Hlnopleb
1sO gSassunlaouuser sum Serfauf ssboten
ber outer Nadlfra9e; bic Yretie uariirten
,w,Id,en $2.75 uno S5.10.-Sd,weine: gu
fubr etpa 20 g8a9aouIuonngen; bic Yreie
poriirten ,ui6eu 5000 Il. $7.1O.-Sdaafe
3ufuhr leidt, 9ta1ira9e gut; Die YreIie
uarilrteu slpiiden $500 nno 1919.
St.Q Qouis, II. SttOber. - 9tiubpieb:
3utubr 29OO; Prene oqrtrten 5mtl1en
SS.o5 uub Sc. Sdw.ine: 5ufubr 27OO;
Yrelle parlirteu Smiiden $3.50 nnO $780,
Sdaate: 3uiuhr 800; Ysells nieOriser:
icago, Sns., II. Sttober. = Rluo=
uieh: Sufubr 5000; brelle parllrteH Sris
lden $500 uuo 1913. = SGmeine: 3u'
iub: 1900; Yrelie partlrter Swnhen Sc
unp s6.75. = S9aafe: 3ufubr 10000;
BrerIe uarlirteu swllhsn Sl.00 uno $4.75.
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8e6GnofunG.

Spc,ifIhe 6eilmlttel iiir ipeSifiite 9eiben.
1. epcSiFSdl r 9urins, bel SdpddhesNuSfliis
ier Ser,opfen, 9tiidcuihmerSeE uip S5 DIE euseIue
s6adtcl Der poQitdnOtac SHriGs nit ors ScbafteIH,
rci6eHo aui UieEGte, $40.
zine Sdjadhte fir einfaCe ober frde Sdne SO; brei
sdadteln fur lcspers uno duoauerHoc 6dae bel DGu'
germ ber ben mit,IereH SabreR, drUdteH ScutsH ulu
SIS fur or,i UionGtc.
3. 9sier:ubIeIcmzsurIue, bel urins, BIoiens
uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CINE Shaftel 81,
ipcl SdbddtclH SIS, erei SdlaChttIn SO.
Hraitiacuccr Ssarluc, bcloHoerS 9eeIaHet
oIs SlrfnHa tr YeroneH, ipeIde 5u brlrGtt;E beabs
fdtiaen. SiEe Snahtel s., orei SdGdJte!H $40 llr
erei utpHdte.
(. Slutreiuia,iua 81 Sfnripe, StropbeH, uEs
r,tn,s Pplt uirp Cine SdddteI So; oreimoHatlipt
Scbanbluna ooer poler 8urius SO.
93ub nit 5cueniiicH uHp SebTaudsGrpeiiuHs graz
ti5. Dian ldreIbc IN
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9aneaiter, Ba., II. Sftober. =
0aS Saserbaus Ses 2emuel g. @rOff
;u gernptIle, 2ancaiter=G ountD, iamut
500 Silten Sabaf iiuo beute frib ein
Taub Der Nlammsn seworben. Serluit
So, 900.
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9te9er MOLTEN cineu gSciHett
Inud1eft.

SOllp zSprinss, Otih., II.
SftOber.-@. Us. OtcBie, Elm Ufitslieo
Ser yesislutur pou Wtiliiiippi iiir
WtaribausGountD, bat li9 Dem bieiiSen
S6erlif iiberliefert, nm nldt pon elnem
Sauien wiitbcnDer 9te9cr, Die ibn pers
folsten, selpu9t iu uerOcn. WcBie bat
um Samltag aui icincr Ylanta9e auf
slnsn gteser 9eidOncn nno benz ielbsn
tOOtli9 perwunoet. Die unSeren gte9rr
in Der Naabaribaft serietbsu oariibsr
in iolde Iufresuna oaB lie eincn perz
5welielten geriu9 madten, OtcPie su
ban9en; eS selans Oieiem ieOod, hierber
5u entiprin9en, uno er betinOet iid 5ur
3sit bier I'M SefansniB.
gSiro nit eisener Wiiuse besablt.
Sincinnati, O., II. Sft.-@.
6. Sarper, Der Sinansldwinbler uno
irIbere Brai iioent Der pertra6tcn bieiigen
rSibelitgz zSanf," melder, neil er mebz
rere Millionen Dollars, Die ben OspOs
iitOren Der Sanf seb6rten, peripefulirt
bate, 5u 1Osjabriser .3udtbausitrafe
perurtbeilt, bann aber, nahbem er etwa
feds Sabre abseieiien, bonn Braiioenten
Sarriion be9naoi9t woroen mar. bat
leete @ode cine DO lis leincr eisenen
Mebisln 3u folteu befommeu. 0tah leis
ner 3uriidfunft aus Dem 3udtbauie erz
Ofiuete Sarper elm Otafler9eibaft in @iz
fen an Der 8. Strabe unO bel6aftiste
cine slnaabl Glerts. 9on bieisn senoB
Der Pripatietretar Sarper's, 6. ssliB,
bas oolle Yertrauen ieines Chefs. SOr
einisen @o1sn trat Sarper eine @es
i1aftsreiie naa oem Often an, uno ais
sr leste 8odle 3uridfebrte, ba faub CT
ieinsn Vieblins SliB nidt mebr uor;
Oeriel6e mar our6sebrannt uno bate
cine 9roBe Summe @elo aus Sarper'5 8
9elol6ranf mit9enommen.
@eltern Moraen itellte es ii9 aud
nod beraus, oaB 8liB peri9ieOene@eds
iel auf oen 9lamen Sarper's sefalidt
bate, uno man bait fd auf nod lueiz
tere unliebiame @ntoetun9en sefaBt.
!Sarper 1T Seuer uub 6lamme iiber. Die
Sdle9tigfeit ieines Sertrausnsmannes,
uno oa ct brobte, iammtlidle slnscltetlten
ieiuer Office iir ieinen Serluit perants
wortlid ;u MAIDEN, 10 haben bereits perz
i6ieoene Der Serren ibre Sfciisuation
ein9ereidt.
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Baltimore. ben II. Sltober 1898.
Die Strasen SurtbrItsz@ @ommiiidre MAIDEN in
Gsuldsbeit Der Seitimmuneen oss Saltimorer stabtz
G5eietbutes, AZ. grtitel, biermit befannt, Das e
Stcn aa, ben "a. Sttbr. 1888, 3 ubr giadjmittaes,
in offentlier anftion an Srt uHo Steue auf Hlitfo
be5 riberH SduIers pertaue peroen ole eaRSen Salz
materalien, tbeilneiie in Dem Sett Der @utamaaBe,
au Der Shneioune oerelbeH nit Der SibbIeitraSe liez
ssno, lsst I'M IroSss Der Groffnuus inter Der bonn
Dtapor uno Staotratb am 20. Moi $50 ansenoume=
Ren SroonnanS 9tr. 95 begrifien.
Die beiaeten Waterialien itnb aui Dem G1runoric
nit A maIflrt uIo, Die ioIet, beidjriebeu:
llIe SaumGterlalieH IN eluem y zifodigeH SieacI=
iteinernen Wobnbauie nit saben. srenSenb NIT Der
5ront an bic ASeteite Der Gutalpitra6e ID SUP bel 20
SSus 3ol, iopie etnsr tstsernen yeranoa, IA iSue
bel Z SUB 9 Soil, eiHem SolSihuppeH, Suf s. Soil
bsi 6uS 3Un, cinem SsssIiteinernen gbtritt niu.
be;sldjnet aui oem nit a martirteH @ruHoriie ais
9r. 3.
Die por6siasten WaeraIien fuerocn seeen Saarz
sabuns pe,tauit uao niuiien oiort binWesssrdumt
melben.
S0ntueI Il. Sbarrctts,
SouiS Sf6,
Sames u. Sreprr.
eommifidre.
Hobert +. Green. @lerf.
yiattbewS & Airftauo,
(24S,51,4 Auttlonatoren.
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ominiftratipns=Mnsftae.
" 9tahridlt piro hlsrult geaeben, oaB her rrtcrs
seidnete nom SaiieH=Gerift Der Staot Baltimore
Boluradt sur SeIpaltuHa oe5 giatlaiies oe5 all
bier peritorbeHeH Sceurn 5roriuer erhaIten bat.
gue Sieeni9eH, Die UoroeruHgeH on olcien Jiahlas
haben, meroen hcrnit Gua.oroer iolte nebt ben nos
tblaen geIeaeu ipatciieHs bis SuW 10. april 1894
einsureipeH uro sesno Su MAIDEN ooer gu gem ittis
gen. bas e i1rer Aniprlhe eieieu 9tatIaB 9e:slil
ilr pcruifis erflcrt peroeH moseH Ile, Die 3ahun=
gen on oiteR HadlaB su MAIDEN habeH, peroen bisr=
init auIaejoroert, ioe unpersieli Den unterSeid)=
nefen All Ieiten @eecben inter melner Sono an p,e=
lem, Dem 16. 2dse bes Sftober 1898.
Sermauu SdldUb,
(24S,53,9,65) HacnlaEperpaIter
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sSteoer ein GiIcnbabn. iInslitd.

(Mns nnierer aeitrtsem 2. Daoraen. ans aabe
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Der Sentlde GnrreIponoenf,


y. Hatnc, Giaentbnmer nno Reoafteur
(StahIoIscr BON s. 9iane),
Shopeitzgde Sattimore=Strass uro 8oi=SfTce=Nue.
Ereis bcs taaIid,en SIaftes, burd ardeer be5orst.
121a Gts-; fdaIic1c uno Spnnta ae =Aue gnbe Is
Gents pro 98oe SobIbor bic eas Slut beioreeHoen
2rdser-Sdatid, Hebft SouufagSss Mus aabe inter
4orto=I o=IorausbesahiuEo $3.50 pro Sabr, iIr firsere
Sett i'm 8erbdItnib; ir bic tuodbcutIidhe NuSad be
init SonEtassbatt, portoirei nit slbsus fiir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sapr, rodu trseno eiuem Srte oes Snlans
bes, 81 nab europa. Souutaes -sauSsab 81
pro SGbr.-Oas bette unb biuisIte oentid)e 8Iatt
tl ssI WjtteIs uIo SIeitaateH,
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Ganoioatem oer SirserzYartei.

BE BabI Dienitas. ben z. Gousmbsr. ~sn
(244,9, 81 ,6f)
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Nurcau ocr StraRcn=Iurhbrud)s=
~ Is a M m Si6rf

NttolInNo .. Sutrobe, III
Sir Die JihtiAteit Der Gbihrift:
(24S) Sobn u. Hpbb, Hesiifr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-22
Highest Of all Leavening PowerLasest Govt Report
RH!a!:!!! R Bsxa:9
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Thomas and / had command OF
regiment. During our stag here We met
and recalled Old times. shortly after tins
Garfield was home on Through. and our
ing this they elected him 10 congress
did not see him again until came TO con-
gress myself, and we served there for some
years together / knew hIm very Wen
from that time on till his death. ! was q.
the convention that nominated him. ana
had something 10 10 with getting MN the
sixteen Wisconsin votes which started the
boom which brought about ms nominal
tion. l wanted to get farm and wanted
To make my fortune. After my stage
driving experience | tried raiiroadsng for
time and helped 10 build ROAD near my
home. As soon as | got To Wisconsin
bought farm and / own the same farm
today. IL contains about 40 acres. W men
Was a hoy learned the coopers trade,
and can make any Kind of cask or barrel
All the farmers In our reg on made par
reis when | was boy. IL was our "ln-
ter's work. and | got so that could make
six good barrels any day. have made as
high as ten in day. and We got from .
to 30 cents a barrel"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-22
WHYHEDISAPPEARED
Dead Body of a Missing Dray-
man Washed Ashore.
DROWNED ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
j. b. showalter, IN Employe of J. l..
Kshaley, Meets = Tragic End on
the Tide Flats.

At low tide last night the dead body of
}. b. Showalier. a truck driver for ]. l.
Kahaley. was found lying on the mud
fats near the Northern Pacific track in the
rear Of the Seattle Transfer stables. The
body was discovered by Henry Gilbertson.
a switchman, by the moonlight.
The police were notified and the body
taken to the morgue, where it was seen
that there were no bruises or wounds upon
his body, except that the flesh about the
ears and eyes had been partially attacked
by crabs. On his person was found a meal
ticket issued oy Jones Bros. Mechanics res
taurant. November Is 70 J. B. Showalter, q
letter head of J. L. kahaley and memo
randum book. The book contained men,
oranda of different packages, such a.
groceries. feed, etc.. with the names of
parties to whom the goods had been de-
iiverad. The last entry in the book was
on November Is, last Saturday. In the
pockets were also q watch stopped at
twenty-five minutes to O'Clock, pocket
knife and 50 in silver
From the appearance of the body the
man met his death by drowning, and had
been dead two or three days. On Satur-
day night he was paid off by Mr.. Kahaiey,
and has not been seen since about
the barn. and Mr. Kahaley had gwen
orders that If he showed up again he was
not TO be given work. thinking that the man
had gone on a Saturday night spree. The
fact that he still had money in his pocket
and that his face was freshly shaven
would indicate that he came TO his
death by drowning late Saturday
night, and the supposition SIS that he fell
into the bay at Mr.. kahaley's barn, on
lower Commercial street. and that his
body had been washed up to where it was
found by the tides.
Last week Snowalter did some moving
for man he was boarding with, and he
told Mr.. Kahaley to charge the moving up
10 him and he would take q meal ticket
from the man. At the barn there are no
guards on the approaches, and there is
nothing to prevent drunken man from
falling Oft the roadway into the bay.
Showa,ter was a large. good-looking,
muscular man of about 80 years, with
black hair and mustache, the latter rather
stubDy. He had worked for Mr.. Kaha.ey
for about month, and was known simply
as "Jay" by Mr.. Kahaley and his
feiiow-employes. and nothing is
known by them about his family or
antecedents. He was believed to be sin
gle man. though, as he slept at the barn
and took his meals at restaurant. He
had lived in Seattle for some time. and
had worked as a teamster for a man named
Tracy. and also for man named Lawson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-22
JERRY RUSK is DEAD.
Farmer, Soldier, Governor and
Secretary Of Agriculture.
He PUT DOWN ANARCHIST RIOTS
Opened Europe to American Meats and
Taught tho German to EAs
Indian Corn.

AApfsox. Wis, Nov. 2i.-ffe1. Jeremiah
NJ. Rusk died 81 his home at Siroqua st 5
o'clock this morning Though not unex-
pected. the announcement Of the end
caused profound shock. He had been
Ill for some time. and dangerously. bus mp
to day or two ago ii was thought his iron
constitution would pail him through.
Since then, however, the constant fsiiing
OF his strength has ri bis friends 10 antic-
ipate the worst. "UncIe Jerry as ne
was affectionaseiy known. was familiar
figure 10 every resident OF this city. No
other man ever had so many friends, poiit-
ical and non-political. in the Wisconsin
capital as he during his three terms rs
governor Flags are at haif-stsff on all
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-22
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner +. X. Wood will finish loading ium-
Der today at Blakeley Tor Chile.
Bark Mercury will complete her cargo OF piles
ri Bsakeiey IA day or two for san Francisco.
The British ship Durham. 1897 tons Can't
REID. il on the way to tne sound from Panama
steamer l. J. Perry was libeied yesterday by
kass q Co., and Is tied up at the Merchants
dock.
The British ship Clan Macpherson. 1896 tons,
Capt Rowe, Is on the way from Montevidoo to
the sound.
Schooner Azeiia Was towed to sea from Salmon
bay yesterday by the tug Magic. lumber laden
for san Pedro.
The German steamer Romulus finished her
cargo OF lumber NJ biakeiey last evening. she
goes 20 Valparaiso
Schooner Gardner city, now at San Francisco
has been chartered To load lumber at BlakeIey
Tor CoQuimbo, Peru.
ship Ivanhoe. Capt. Griffin. made the quick
time of six days from Seattle to- san Francisco,
arriving there last saturday.
Barkentine Modoc has arrived at Biakeley
with zoo tons OF freight After discharg ing she
viii lead lumber lor san Pedro.
Bark Germania. Capt Pier.on. arrived yester-
day, thifteea days from san Francisco, to load
Black Diamond coal tor the return trip.
steamer ). NJ. Rsnton brought over theater
party from Bsakelcy yesterday, including a
numoer OF captains whuse ships are Loading
there.
Schooner Allen arrived here yesterday in
tow OF ting Magic with 2uo tons OF general mer-
chsndise, which is being discharged at Union
dock. she Is chartered 20 load lumber for the
Western MIL for Bnenaventura.
The Brlusn shin Drumcfa is expected here
today from Vancouver, where she has been dis
charging a Iart Il her cargo from London sue
hrings several hundred tons FOR this port aad
viii probably be chartered to load wheat either
here or at Tacoma
steamer city az Kingston made n specisl trip
here Monday evening with the seattle Oriental
freight brought over on the Mogui. >he brong Mt
the largest shipment which mas ever come 20
this city On Northern Pacific steamer. IL in-
GUIDED 1850 SACKS ol sugar, 40 packages Of
Chinese groceries and shout 500 packages of
Curtus. etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-22
MARINE NEWS.

TaToosH, Nov. 2L--5 .. m.--fSpscial CLEAR;
light eas: wind. sh kenpebec and a bark passed
In. Outward-Str sigma 2:45 y. m Br tx City
oil Carlisle, Ia tow of tug Discovery, aud Ger str
komnlns. 3:f5 p. m; sk Columbia, ia tow of
Wan5erer. 4 y. IN.
MEAN BAY, Nov. 2l.-5 p m--tspeciaL =
Clear light sontn wind.
CLAELaH Bar. Nov. 2L--5 p m.-iEpecial l.
Clear. light south Wind.
foar AseELEs, Nov 2i.-5 p. m.-fspecisl J.
Party cloudy; light southwest wind. BIZ tug
Losne, with Ok Margaret Ia TOW, cleared for Co
max 800 p. tn: bx Geuevieye aud sch Talbot In
bay
PoRr CRESCENT, Nov. 2l-5 .. m.--(specisl. l.
Clear. light east wind
FoRr TowNsEso, Nov. N--{SpeciaL J. Sailed
yesterday -cchr Alice Cook, from Port Gamble
for honolulu: Ger str Romulus, from Port
Bakeiey for Valparaiso: saip Columbia. from
seattle for san Francisco.
Po.r GAaeLK, Nov. 2L-sailei-Br biz Darra.
Capt Peterson. for sydney. y. : w. Am scbr
Alice Cook. Capt Penhailow, for Homo uiu. H. |.
Arriyed-Bktn Asago, from Sau francisco for
Tacoma; bk Gcrmsnia, from San Francisco st
seattle: b. Nargsret, from san Francisco mt
Comox salled-BrisI.h ok Dsrra for sydney.
AsToR a. Nov. Il II special. l-Arriyed-deorge
W. Elder, from San Francisco; bf n Eastern
Monarch. forty-kIx days from Tulcanuano,
Chie. sch Bueish, from Redondo Beach: sh
Belle OF Bath, from Portland. sch Neptune
from kalams- sailed-str X. r. Elfoore, from
Iilamook. Lett up-Br sh sutherlandshire, for
Portland
sAs Francisco. Nov. 81 - Arriyed-sr
Truekee. from PORTLAND: str Arcata, from Coos
bay. Departed-str Walla Wa liza, for Victoria
ssiled-str Point Iona. Borden; ctr Arago, Zoos
bay; str Chiaa, Honolulu, Yokohama aud Hong
kong.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-22

But genuine auction sale Of only the
finest grades Of goods. aud for thelast
days, since the reliable urm OF Frisch
Bros, the jewelers.. az - Front. have COM
menced their special SAFES. Goth At auction
and nriyate. the Seattle public has been
convinced Of the fact that they now can
buy the genuine and high grade goods
for prices they have been paying the las.
months Tor the rankest limitations. We
again call attention 20 Frisch Bros ten
years good standing in Seattle. aud an
article never passed over Their counter
without a guarantee. This sale viii not
hc any exception from their golden rule.
They are not going out of business. and
yoa viii always find them al 20 Front
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