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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
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w. A. Mcany. bookkeepcr for Joseph
A. Duffy, had mn exciting experience
with burglars Mt his house early Monday
morning. He il but recently married.
and among his wedding presents was n
music box. To this happy circumstance
he attributes the fact that the burglars
did not succeed in carrying of every
thing in his home.
One of the burglars in rrninaging
through his drawing room stumbled
across the package of stored music, and
thinking probably that it contained jew
elry or silverware attempted TO open il
In doing 81 he set the music machine in
motion, and presently Mr. Meany was
reused from his slunbers by the touch
ing strains of "Auld Lang Syne." Mr..
Meany got his gun and started for the
burglars, and they started for window.
He arrived mt the drawing room doorway
just in time to see two burglars leaping
from the window. He fired, but the
robbers continued their flight. One Of
them stumbled in getting over the front
fence, and Mr. Meany is convinced that
he shot him, rs he found several splashes
of blood on the ground and sidewalk. -
st. Louis Republic.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
Cap,n,, M.s.v and ~. ps,.-.s.,.

Tho fact is -st the excellcp captnn
of the Umbria, Captain Mckay. was 10
little more open with his passengers than
was quite prudent With the laudablo
desire Of sparing them any unnecessary
anxiety, he informed them plainly of tho
cause of the stoppage Of their course and
genially assured them Of their perfect
safety. So far. 30 good. The passenger
had n right to ask that much. and it was
but sensible to let them know the truth
nnd not imagine worse things for them.
selves. But what the passengers had mo-
right to nsk for was Information ms tp
the course that the captain was going t.
pursue. and Captain Mckay mndr u
mistake In not snnbhing the first gentle.
nan who questioned him on the subject.
why don't you send up rockctsY" one
of the passengers IL said to have plain
lively demanded. "Thcrc will he time
enough for rockets when vessel comes
near enough to see thcm," answered the
captain cvasivcly, hut courteouslv.
The politeness was fatal. After the
implied admission that rockets and other
ships were necessary 10 their salvation
'hN 'u'i ~ nDlu upon
the unlucky commander of the ship
Had he only answered, as he would
have been perfectly justified in doing
and as n great many other captains
would certainly have done, "What bust
ness is that of yours?" he might have
made himself n little unpopular, but h,
would have saved himself from much
further worry. The passengers seem to
have actually divided themselves into two
different camps md discussed vote Of
confidence or ccnsurc. Happily com
mon sense carried tho day, and vote Of
confidence was carried What would
have been done had the vote of censure
been passed we cannot guess, but this
Mt least we may say--that If that motion
had been carried IL would hnyc been the
plain duty of the captain to put the
mover, seconder and principal supporters
of tho resolution in irons. London Spec
tutOr
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
No "neautIn,I snow"Iu The c,,v.

If the would DO poets who perpetrate
sonnets about the beautiful snow would
just wander about the streets of lower
New York the day after snowstorm.
there would be more suicides and less
poetry. Perhaps this would be all for
the best { RllD w I9lI-a3k j
What shock it would be to the ten
der susceptibilities of these gentlemen to
behold the dirty, disreputable Italian dis
ciples of Maud Muller heaping up the
alleged beautiful" in haycock shaped
piles and carting it away!
New York has no use for snowstorms
nor for the spring and snow poets.---New
York Herald.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
Special Offer.

We ARE making special offer 10 each
Of our renders paying II years subscrip-
tion to the STAR in advance. and 10 all
new Subscribers paying in advance, we
will give them the best local paper in
Jefferson county and will give them
free, either the WompnkMd or imcri-
cdn Fdrmer, for one year The two
papers above mentioned are excellent
monthly papers and the subscription
price of each is sl.00 year.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
Paradise.

Amos Strouse is killing rats by the
score.
Grandpa Ludwick has started up his
saw mill. '.aUl IN.
Isaac piifcr took n large drovcof cat
tie through this place one day last week.
As the election draws near let every
man make up his mind TO vote for the
man and not for party ilai a- ....
At the time of writing this Feb. Ith)
the protracted meeting AT Sykesvile is
still going. About fifteen have pro-
fessed religion. I fslltls u.
II the men who were instrumental i'm
the discharge of the teachers in South
Paradise knew what the public thought
of their actions they would not brag so
much of II. It is nothing TO be proud of.
A wild cat has been tcrrorizing the
people near Sykesyille for some time, or
at least 1t was supposed TO be wild cat
1t has givon chase to couple Of young
men and the other day it was tracked
to its lair in II kitchen in Sykesville.
II was Dave Stalls big Tom cat. ..
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08

The pennant to be borne at the mast
head Of the United States mail subsidy
ships is 20 feet long, 8 feet 6inches at the
mast and 8 feet at the end Of the swallow
tail. Its field is red, bordered by inches
Of blue, In the, upper left hand corner
is an Aeagle'in blue, with arrows and
branch in its talons, and bearing on the
breast shield with stars and stripes in
red and white. - Charleston News and
Courier. a NT.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
NOTICE OF APPEALS.

Appeals from the assessments of the sew
eral townships aud lboroughs OF Jefferson
county for the year 1899, will be held at the
office of the County Commissioners Ms follows,
viz: HekE = ralsts -
For Reynoldsville, Winslow, Washington,
Snyder, hrockwayyille, Polk and Warsaw,
Monday, February "a, 1893. a.. No
Forpunxsutawney Clayville, Young Hell,
Big Run, Gaskiil. Henderson, McCalmont,
For Ferry PSrtes sinsgoid' nr' Worthwhile Y @
Beaver Clover, Summerville, Corsica, Union,
Wednesday, March list, 1899.
BY order Of the Board, W. ID. KANE, Clerk
January 30, 1893,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
mig InJun. Biew ou, the Gas.

Munedo-mahqua, sah-gah.chew and
Oh ee-mah-sish arc Indians who have
been attending federal court and came
near not living TO return to White Earth
and their tepees. They were putting up
at tho Globe hotel and blew the gas out
when they lay down to sleep. They
were almost asphyxintcd when discov.
cred and were revived after strenuous
efforts by n physician. st. Paul Globe.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
Aluminium as q Coin.

"A petition has been addressed to the
Grenoble chamber Of commerce, France,
soliciting the ,demonetizations of copper
and its substitution by aluminium. The
manufacture of the last named metal at
the Froges works, 1t is stated, has of late
experienced considerable expansion.-
Baltimore Herald. 4l.sE
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08

Wooden block paving is provinga con.
spicuous failurein Montreal. The wood.
en- block paving in front Of the Langcvin
block in Ottawa has stood well, but II
was most exceptionally expensive pav.
ing of the kind. The Montreal expert.
encc confirms previous indications that
our climate has little use for ordinary
wooden paving Ottawa Journal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
Porcinc tonreyii, 4, c.,,,,,.

We heard yesterday Of hog being
captured In the river swamp II few days
ago that was marked by old Uncle Jack
Hurst in 1870. This would make the
hog 90 years old, which is most re
markablo aye for hog to attain. Cor
Atlanta Constitution.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
ADiamond wedding.

Irenos and Amea Elton of Vineland,
aged respectively 95 and 02 years, cele-
brated their diamond wedding Wednes-
day, having been married 10 years
Cor. Philadelphia Press.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
Rathnlel.

Mr.. Leach. of Dubois. visited with
las. Thompson and family on Saturday.
j. f, Shafer and L. L. Henry are at
tending court this week as iurymen. = =
A rcmonstrance against the sale OF
fire water in our town is being circulat-
ed by the temperance people. At last
accounts the document contained the
signatures of about 100 voters. o. So
The protracted meeting in the Church
Of God still continues, this being the
eighth week since its beginning. Seven
of the converts received the ordinance
Of baptism on Sunday at 300 o'clock.
The p. o. d. ofA. and the p. o. S. Of
A. attended church on Sunday morning.
Rev. Stevens preaehed' the Sermon
which abounded with great patriotism.
Rev. H. @. Furbay preached in the
NJ. L. church on Sunday afternoon, His
sermon was adapted to all those who
feel the want OF regeneration once and
twice each year. sl9iTTG III Vt
From present indications the supper
and ballgivenby the X. of p lodge this
MONDAY evening will be grand sue
cess. il
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that letters Of adj
land, late of Winslow township, Jefferson
county, Pa, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned. All persons Indebted to the
said estate, are reqnested to make ihmediate
against the same Will present them authenti-
Gated Tor settlement without delay TO
"A. q. MILIREN E.ne
Reyuoldsyille, Pa3 IA Administrator.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08

Safety In Narrow, Crooked Streets.
1t is scarcely probable that the balloon
styles which the Empress Eugene re-
vived are likely % be seen in the streets
oafnn Transcr.nt
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08

II prayer and womanly influence are
doing 50 much for God by indirect meth
ods, how shall II be when that electric
force is brought 10 bear through the bat
terry Of The ballot box?-Frances H. vii.
lard.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
Wedding Jubilee.

On Wednesday, Jan. -. Miss Mary r..
Brcnholtz. of Aliens Mills. and Mr.. H..
H. Martz. of Emcrickvlle. were united
in marriage. The ceremony took place
NJ the home of the brides father, Mr..
Lewis Brcnhultl. About thirty invited
guests were present. Rev. Balcntine.
pastor of the GcthsCmanc baptist
church. at Aliens Mills pronounced the
ceremony. after which followed the con
grnt,ilations, and then dinner was
served, but us Geo. Buriop, jerry Allen
aud curt Smith have been advertising
the dinner, prunouncing it wonderfully
good, the feast perfect, We shall leave
the cooking department tu them and
Iust say the dinner was excellent.
Among the wedding presents received
wcrc a beautiful chair, presented 10y
Mr.. and Mrs. John and Geo. Butop,
the Mcconnell and Cooper families: II
crystal dish by Mr.. and Mrs. Long bed
spread by Mr.. and Mrs. Martz; parlor
lamp by Mr.. and Mrs VIII Wilson; set
of table napkins by Mr,sand Mrs. Ilor-
ner. set of fine towels by Mr. and Mrs.
Allen; and last. but not least. came a
handsome lamp presented by j. lIcrbct
Rev. of Philadelphia. All present
unite in saying we enjoyed this delight
ful wedding and may our young friends
live II long happy life.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
Gas Notice.

Hereafter ON the first Of each month
the Oil City Fuel Suppy Company will
mail to each of its patrons II postal card
notifying them Of the amount Of gas
consumed by them during the previous
month. BY bringing these cards TO the
office for receipt, the transaction OF the
business will be greatly expedited, as II
will be unnecessary 10 wait for duplicate
bills 10 be made out.
OIL CITY FUEL SUPPLY Go.
our 81 10 line knocks them all silly.
We are selling the goods. Call and
see them. .r.... a.'
REEDS SHOE STORE.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08

q. r. MCKINNEY, Of vcnango, Pa,
who is holding u series of meetings in
the NJ. h. church at this place, IL draw
ing large crowds. He is II plain talkcr
and does not hesitate TO tell proicsscd
christians what is expected of them.
At present the indications are fair for
q gOOd revival
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
a PARTICIPANT.

Ayers Hair Nigor keeps the scalp
free from dandruil, prevents the hair
from becoming dry and harsh, and
makes II llexiblc and glossy All the
elements that nature requires To make
the hair abundant and beautiful, are
supplied by this admirable preparation.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
For Sale.

On' ear of slcighs at very close figures.
j. &. KING d co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08

We are Offering great value in our
Sl.jO shoe. Ladies' and gcntlcmcn's.
fine and heavy.
REEDS SHOE STORE.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08

Storm king rubbcrs for men AT Robin.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came to the premises OF the undersigned,
at Paradise, Winslow township, the latter
spotted calyes, The owner Is requested
to como forward, prove property, pay charges
and take them away or they Will be disposed
Ear. afh. Ina. " ""''"~~ ~ -'o'' -"'
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08

With, pure, vigorous blood coprsipg
through the veins and aniniating every
fibre of the body, cold weather Is not
only endurable but pleasant and agree
BILE. No other blood medicine is SO cer-
tain in its results as Ayers Sarsaparilla.
What 1t does for others it will do. for
-. 80 y dr-st4l ~ f,atiid t'aFi
W. Iss1aftl ll fel q iaf'raii if1H M
saI tr4
Soft soled baby shoes 40c. at Robin
S0oB. .la.a ~ Iaii 10 90 asrin "a 5-lr
~ aslfs n siii..aa a 4 a4
Reed is showing the best $l.50 shoe
In town
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08

Reeds are Offering great value for
$50 See their windows.
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TATaosH. July M-l2 m.-Clsar; light
sonth sind.
NE.sr BAY. July D.-l2 m.-Clsar: light
west Wind.
CIssIax Ban. July 1.-l2 m.-Clsar
and calm.
Prsar, July ca-la m.-Cisar; light east
wind.
Poxs cRrscsxr. July 0.-l2 m.-Clsar:
light vest wind.
Poss AsckLxs. July N.-l2 m.-Clear:
light northwest vind.
PoRf GAMBLE. July N-lSpscial.l-
Sailed last night-Bktn Klickisas, for Hon.
oluiu.
HooSrAx. July 20.-TSpecial. sailed
Sch Clsarics Hanson. for San Francisco.
PosY TowxsExD. July 0.-(Special. Ito
sail tcsnorrow-Sh Wachusetts. from Ma
naime for San Francisco.
Bkta Klickitat, from Fort Gamble, was
cleariag today for Honolulu.
Sailsd-Ssr City Of Topeka, for Alaska
Arrivei-Br sh County OF Antrim. from
San Pedro as Tacoma 70 load -four for
England.
San Francisco. July 2o.-Departed-str
Barrsaouta. for comox.
ANawEKr. July 20--Arrivsd-Pennsyl
vania. from Philadelphia.
LosaoS, July 10. - Arrived - Massa-
chuses:s, from New York. Sighted
Augusta Victoria from New York.
BanaEs. July a0.--Arrived-l.ahn, from
New York.
NEw YoRx. July co.-Arrived--Trave
from 3remen.
Nxu York. July 20.-Arrived-Tuerst
Bismarck. from Hamburg.
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viEwa or tbs GREAT NORTHERN.
she Ffwe seeaic featurss ~ the Read
fhoSeG1aphea Tor I'm hl &c atauas.

Photographed far Publications.
The Official photographer car "Sel.
A4rs. )" OF the Great Northern road. arrived
len The city lsss night aavias on board
Aosss fo.sons. chief of the advertising de-
tarssSent- and 81. q. feasssdy. Of Boston.
and ~ X. Shepard, Of Minneapolis. tho
Photographers. The party started from,
- Paul hss weeks ago yesterday. and has
taken SO views Of seenes along tie road
sad ia sae tributary country.
Among these are views of Lake Mcnnr.
81. tn the Rocky mountains, sssog, two
sailas from the road The lake "a .on.
eighteen ntsles long and 10 entirely AR.
Resandest hv saos maan;asna In going
there M. Peabody had narrow oscars.
ftsm drowning in the Middle FORK 81 the
fasheAd RIVER. which was sselsca hy the
melted saov. He was holding an old
sesa. by which they we're 10 cross the
river. By means al Yors twissed aryuna
81 cd stump when the stump broke and
he fell In the water in . sissine posture.
Ass revolver koang Cd in his hip
pocket ~ the same moment rorsa-
na,eiy Mr.. Folsom caught his hand and
hauled hia oa,. for the river vas such .
yaayinK torrent that thoagh he 10 4 GOOD
swimmer. he would have had . struggle
sca his iife Arrangements wisi Be made
ss,ls sammes for . cafe crossing Of the
RIVER and for stage 90 Yun from Rslson
staten 10 the lake. The party also took
tJips down the Pend i'orsslls river in \
beat. up Lake Chslan. where they had q
hard tramp over the rocks and throngh
tilaher. and mp the Columbia 70 the mouth
Of the Okanoxan. They caught line viess
81 Meant Index and os the falls OF the Sky-
koa,ish yesterday morning. These views
ass 70 b used N pamphlets. folders and
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WATER FRONT MOTIFS.

Barr George r. Manson 10 now taking coal q
tho bts nkefa
steamship ous~a viii sail ior Alaska tono..
row n.3rning.
The ashing schooner Alceio 10 nov daily ex.
pcctcss from Shs ha,ibut bankA
steamer Alta dropped her rudder Wednesday
night snd was on the beach at Eagle Harbor for
fepaiss yesterday.
Amsa9 the receipts at Bakers wharf yesterday
were sighsy-hvs bales OF hops brought from Ia
Connar for lsaac Pincus
Cars Horn. OF the wiliaps. has concluded 70
make smother run % q ailiayuss the latter part
OF mex, week. leaving here u o. clock Friday
morning.
stcsfacr Fleetwood ran oil day yesterday Be.
sweee this city aud Alki point, having been
chartered FOE that pnrposs 20 accommodate shos>
goins 10 the Elks picnic
Tbs ship Columbia. now a. the bunksrs, car
rtcs 3 non-.ulon crew, aud Wednesday night
man. armed with . revolver. went aboard aud
ordered them TO leave tho ship. lnstesd of COM
piyiew with the reauest shs crew put him Oh
the vsssci and then gave him q good thras hing
Capt Nelson said yesterday that the only thug
be reg setted about 10 was that HE men did not
take sne revolver away from the intruder
The steamers George y. Starr and lydia
TAoE pson leave fof; Gamble st the same ,iuc
each lay ios Kingston aud have had several
BRUISES lately over their relative srsst lev
dsys ago tho lydia Thsmpsca won and yes
sefisF the starr 60. in aheaf. but 10 secms 10 Be
nip sssd tuck between them. Capt Thompson
elalrss that bis boat IL in no condition To race
the ts,ssss not being covered 20 that steam can
De kFas I'M
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TN. cAxADlAx PACIFIC CASES.


1Ao0oo A9ooto Fhoo0 MOS 0ulley 20
Charge - Nate Cutting.
| TACOMA. July an-Ispecial.l-- lin tho
uaitsd States distric: court today the
local representatives Of the Canadian
Pacific railroad, Messrs. Thompson and
Calder. pleaded NOS guilty to the charge
ot having vio.at the interstate commerce
Law By passenger rate cutting. The caso
wsli not. therefore. come up for argument
daring this term Of court. Ii 10 manifest
that tho prosecution feels more confident
- result Of tho pleading. The indict-
fn,cnt MAS drawn with view OF rendering
Il impossible for the company to demur.
Now tina: that the officials have pleaded
not guilty the prosecution anticipates lit
sic trouble In proving that they are guilty.
Tic railroad people seem also to be CONT
; dent Of showing 81 tho proper time that
they have not violated the interstate law
In this case.
3 special Agent krstschmer. Of the inter
statc commissions. has left the city. as has
ai.o Mrs. Ncliis. who bought the ticket Of
shs Canadian Pacific 10 boston for SIS. the
alleged cut rate price. They both went ia
che direction OF Portland. ba, did not
. leave by tho same train. Mr.. kre,schmer
left word that be wss going TO New Or
! sssns. Before going he said:
This Canadian Pacific m after has been
1 ander consideration tor song time by the
! ccnmission. II Will now bs settled
,~he;her the Canadian roads come under
/: che jurisdiction Of the interstate law The
recent editorial in the fosr-iSrxtIisKxcxs
an this matter MAS 10 the point and
handled tho subject very ably. l have
many ether matters requiring my astcn-
@sson IN various parts of she country and
san' anxious tn get away"
Mr.. kre.schmsr 10 not ut ali we'll. hav-
ing cen;raete: chiiss and lever In Kansas
Has, year. from the effects Of which he is
stsi. q sufferer.
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Y. q. Harlow. agent OF the Sarshera Pacific
Expeass Com rany. Is In Fort Tosasend
A. q Ely has been appointed agcat OF the
6reas Sorihera road at Iadex - succeed c. A.
reiaycorc-
wsfter Cakes. superintendent Of the PUGET
Sound 4 Alaska divisioa Of the Northern Pacific
was "a iae essy yesterday Cor . srw hour.
Charlie. Alns. Of the nrm o, King 4 Co, the
rssgtsai contractors. was Ia tire city yesterday
sal si, Ia the sveaiag Tor wa:erv.lie On bas..
csss
" = feansars. general .rsish. and passenger
sxsSa sni aatisct Of The f,ks -hsre road. lsss
s~stS.day faf ~, Paul to ioox ever TIE looks Of
the s4ssd aad bring them back here
II; = UNDERWOOD thai =. n. fisAes, rsaess,
rasnsssr OF ths kverets a Men,s csssso railroad.
s'ss0rtiy resiea ard ~ saer~esed by q r1v
snag xso Ia ecsnsas here srsss the EasS
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Tsserr has been great deal Of siscns.
sion during the past week whether r, II
Colgfn. 81 ts6 Second street. advertising 20
give assy every other dozen photographs
MAS fake or Was 50 advertised. and for
the aensat Of The pacsie reporter called
On SIR Coisin snd found he xas fulsiiin =
evegs promise, and the work he is aosa, /.
nos = cheap grade. but the best 20 b had
In Seattle His object is TO in,roiucs hi.
WORT ~ once. which he Is doing ., rapid
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Mrs. ]. W. Wheelock, who was reported
in yesterdays dispatches to be IN Victoria
in search of her husband. Dr.. Wheelock,
va. found at her home on Elaine street
yesterday afternoon. She said that she
had not been in Victoria. although she
wrote letter to the postmaster asking
him If Mr.. Wheelock had been there
Mrs. Wheciock has not heard from her
hushs nd since the first Of May. when be
lett on one of the Sound steamers for the
San Juan islands TO purchase or look at
some land. He had several hundred Col
lars with HIM. bar although Mrs. Wheel
ock is greatly worried at his continued
absence, she does not think he has met
with foul play. Before leaving the city
Mr.. Wheeloek was desrondcnt over IMAM
ciai troubles.
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Fine summer resort hossl ut Big Hop Ranch
nov open for guests Beautiful scenery. short
walk to oaaaimis faliA ACCOMPLISHMENT
GYss-ciAxA
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May css Ma Of Rses,versAap.

sHKEros. July 0--ISpeciaieI- lit Is
rumors.i about here that Col. Sheafs, Of
Seattle. who il acting - receiver for the
Washington Southern railroad. will soon
b relieved BY the former Management
MAXINE . settlement with the creditors
and aasuminR control.
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Yorktown CeunssI

NEW YonK. July A-Ths cruiser York
town - taking on ammunition and will
soon start for the Pacific station. She
may remain some time At Caliao.
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Iau.sninx Of the vvhaisbssn.

The 1haieback City Of Everett which 10
being suils at the Everett barge works,
will be launched 1t o'clock on the even
ing OF August -. AL but two Of the
plates aave been riveted on. and the only
cause 81 delay ID the non-arrival Of the
hr,flers
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For nne teas. Iouch, Augustine 4 Co, sis
Front street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-21
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