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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
LOCAL JOTTlNGS GATHERED FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.

Little Ones of Interest About People
Hear About-What the Folks of This
Vicinity Are Doing.
The prices Of fresh meat are advancing
rapidly.
Yesterday was the first real summer
day this year.
A handsome chandelier has been
placed in the Welsh Baptist church on
Fern street.
Mains circus is getting in shape again
and may reach Freeland before the end
of this month.
Mike Barasch, the Hun who fell into a
mine hole at Jeddo two weeks ago, was
discharged from the hospital Saturday.
George Gould and Miss Sallie Ackery,
both of Tamaqua, were married last
week by Rev. G. A. Spalding, of this
place.
A game of alley ball for a>large purse
is announced to take place at Hazleton
next Saturday, between Freeland and
that city.
d. F. Shelhamer and John J. Welsh
will take their positions as members of
the Freeland school board on Wednes-
day evening.
Rev. G. P. living has been appointed
assistant to Rev. j. p Buxton, of Drift
ton, and will have charge of st. James
P. E. chapel at this place.
The Slavonian Catholics are busily en-
: gagged in preparing for the ceremonies
on the 18th inst, when the church at
Ridge and Luzerne streets will be dedi-
Gated by Bishop O'Hara, of Scranton.
Advertising gives character and stand
ing to firm. Go into any community
as entire stranger, pick up the papers
published there, look for their largest
advertisers and you can invariably de-
pend upon the fact that you have found
the most reliable and desirable firms in
that community.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05

fered employment under the company
at the other collieries are slow about ac-
cepting it. But still, they are much bet
ter off than some others who have been
suspended indefinitely and must go and
find work elsewhere.
DIR. Kalb is off ON trip to the World s
fair. He will remain there two weeks.
No. l Oakdale coliery is working
twelve hours day since N. suspended
work.
A. A. Ferry, at one time a resident of
town, is visiting friends here. "Kid"
looks well, so say the fair sex.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05
Stabbed the Officer.

An italian named Gregory tried to
kill Policemen Thomas Deegan at Potts
vile. Gregory and fellow w-countryman
were creating nuisance and when
Deegan tried to arrest them they resist.
ed. Gregory drew a dirk six inches
long and made several lunges at the
officer.
One of them took effect in his head
and an ugly wound was inflicted. The
would-be murderer then fled and the
officer gave pursuit. Gregory was finally
caught and committed to Jail.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05
DEATHS.

BRoGAN.-At Drifton, June 4, Annie,
daughter of Frank and Mary Brogan,
"a aged II months. Funeral tomorrow
at 2 o'clock. Intermcnt at st. AIMS
cemetery. McNulty.
ScHuYLER.-At Foundryville, June l.,
Margaret Jean, daughter of Samuel
and Jennie A. Schuyler, aged 8 years
and 10 months. Inferred yesterday
at Hazleton. Albert.
WARD.-At Drifton, June l, Tague
Ward, aged "a years. Inferred yes
To-day at st. AIMS cemetery. Brislin.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05
Attention, G. A. X.

All members of Maj. G. B. Coke Post,
No. 147, Department of Penna., G. A..
R., at Freeland, are hereby requested to
attend meeting of said post on Thurs
day evening, June 10, 1898, for the tran
saction of important business. By COM
mand of II. G. Groessell, commander.
Timothy Boyle, adiutant.
Freeland, Pa, June l, 1898.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05
PLEASURE CALENDAR.

June 17-Third annual picnic of Fear
nots Athletic Association, at Drifton
park.
June 17-Third annual picnic of Divi.
sion 20, A. o. H., at Eckley grove.
June 24-Fourth annual picnic of Rob-
ert Emmett Social Club at Freeland
Public Park.
July 22-Excursion of Garfield Com.
mandery, No. 8, Knights of Malta, to
Mountain Park.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05
FROM SUBURBAN POINTS.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE OF
NElGHBORING TOWNS.

A Column of Notes From Our Cores
pondents In Drifton, Upper Lehigh and
Jeddo-Al1 That Has Occurred in These
Places During the Last Few Days.
Special and regular correspondence
from the surrounding towns is solicited
by the TRIBUNE. Communications or
items intended for publication must be
accompanied by the name of the writer.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Each
Day In ordert be healthy this is necessary.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05

C0UGHiNG LEADS TO CONSUMPTION.
kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05
MEMORIAL FUND.

Those Who Paid to Assist In Defraying
the Expenses of the Day.
Names of subscribers to Memorial
fund Of Maj. G. B. Coke Post, 147, G.
A. r.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-06-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19

ideinlid. oaB bas 9lrtaoen 8ebduoe
niht gerettet tperoen tpnnte, pesbalb
Die 6euerwebr iib bauptidhlib be-
miibte, Der gerbreitung oes 6euers
na6 Der @asle StraBe bin ginbalt gu
tbun. Nadoem Saron,s @illiams &
Sarons' Gjebduoe ben 6lammen tein
SinoerniB mebr entgegenieBte, bing oas
S6ifial oes srOBen Glenwaarense=
ibdfts bon $. 90: @oams nur bon Der
5euerieitigfeit Der ltarten granomauer
ab, welde oas @ebduoe nod oe9en oas
6euer Ihiibte. Der 8eiammtuerlult
oes 6euers miro auf 81 900, 600 abge=
i9dBt.
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eiuen beillpisn Shrefen Dor allem mas
nur irgenowie nab SrSaniIutipn aus
iiebt. @ir iOllten ior9ialtig Die 98ir=
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cine Wteinung unter ben SoSialiiten
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lpsialiltiide gewlgung babeu 10 =
Den. Sie glnarhllten tGulhen lidb
wsnn lie glauben, oaB ibre Sabe
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
Subnqne, Soma, 9ienlag ben 10. 9eSember 1898.

Gruno oerielben aud bereits piele @er-
baftlngen oorgenommen. SEPT miro
boffentlid Die unbeimlibe @arOtte oas
leBte @Ort in Der Sade gu ipre6en boz
ben. Die Seriiber oes grdull9en Som=
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8eieli6ait, ben lie angeiansen baben,
teinen paroOn, erlparten. Sinab nit
benz ganSen @elinoel in Die SOlle, aus
Der es itammt.
Ser ruiiii6e 8ar bat tpieoer se=
brummt, oaB ale 2lnoer Guropa's
ibm ibre 9lufmertiamteit Suseuanot
baben. Ser gdr fdnst an, bsrart un=
bebagli4 ben gimmeriatt gu ipielen,
oaB man ipear BON einem ,Yolter=
trieg" faIelt, ipel6er ourh Die DON ben
&ulien pieoerbelebte prientaliihe Srase
ieinen Infang iinoen ipQ. gta6 oem
Grimtriege batten Die WsItmd6te nit
&uBlano 81 ibren SiiBen ben &ilia=
3pei9 Der Wiinounsen in oas
SdparSe Wteer ols Die 8renSe spiiben
&uBlano uno Der Siirtei feitgeiegt uno
ben SluB ielbit als neutrales 8ebiet
ertlart. Die Siirtei erbielt unter oie=
Ter Seltimmllng Die Dur9 Die pielen
9lusllufer uno Milnoun9en Der Eonau
geibaifenen Teltas, Die elm 8ebiet Don
1000 Guaoratmeilen unfaIIen, su
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taliibe 6rage Dieoer Su erOffnen.
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itisteit, wie man lie nur bon einem
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Segrine bon 5reibeit uno Soiterredt
feblen. uuo ieinen Iespotismus anoe=
rem 9lnOern auISuorGnsen iudt. Sebr
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freb, als ipenn Srantrei6 Iib pieoer
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oenu aud Elm IOl6es glnlinnen ME Sr=
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funs" abseieben bat uno pieOer sl
&reuse trieben miro, iobalo es liebt,
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gesentreten. Die 9lneignuns Der
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itantinppeps su bemddtisen.
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mierminiiter, pel6sr auf ben Namsn
@ruibs bort, muB Elm uielisitiser Wann
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er periualtet AUDI oas &riess= uno oas
Wtariueminilterium. gtebeubei beiorst
er audi nod Die auspdrtise Yplitit Der
S1peinetreiber 9tatipn. Gine lpl6e
Seiitung tpiiroe iib ielbit @iibelm IL.
taum sutrauen. Der bod betanutllb
nibt piel peniger als glles perltebt.
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Greiie Der an5eis en-.

Sober Suu Der Spalts per Sobr ....... sl2oo
., >. ,, :, Wiouate. ... 975.
80 ., SWtouate. 1880. 600.
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erltemal 10 Gents.
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obue Spru9 sl.00
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items am 1lloutas 1llor.
gen ein.
SDb=4rbciteu aller slrt prOmpt uHo 6iIia
ausgsfilbrt.
Cffiec Der ,,Sajette".
Gdc Der sstbften uHo Souaitrase.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-26

great meeting at Chicago on Sunday
last denounced the Russian treaty. There
is no reason for this dsnunciation. The
text OF the treaty has not been published.
but under its provisions the e1traditable
crimes are murder. manslaughter, forgery.
unlawful destruction or obstruction OF
railroads. and, finally. an attempt against
the life Of the head OF either government
or any member Of his samily shall not be
considered . political ac;.
In other words, IL President Cleveland
should be shot by Booth or Q Guiteau TO.
morrow Russia would Treat the fugitive N
murderer. pure and simple, and surren.
der him to our government, and If a
nihilist shot the czar or any OF his family
the American government would surren-
der the nihilist. The proois of the guilt
would be examined AMI passed upon bv
our own courts beiose the surrender.
There is nothing in al this that " warrants
the ignorant cry against the Russian
treaty.
Tie day has gone by chen any civilized
country treats assassination as Q political
otfense for which q murderer can claim the
right Of ASYLUM.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-26
THE MAGAZINES.

Tho Nay number OF the Jesness Nuey N,us
tifed Monthly devotss considerable spacs tn
short stories Countess Annie de Montaipu haa
Ga elaborate article on "Ths Rose Gardens of
TIE World" "Happiness in Childhood" "Un-
Ger Our Evening Lamp" --latest Fashion. >,
-'womans Future" BY Lady Florence Dixie.
"Jern!s Lind's First Music Lesson" SHOW
Women May Be Wanted" and sGirls Of Yes,sy.
Gay aud Today" are some Of the other sttrac.
i've featureA
Unknown to thousands, Thomas Carly,e'.
youngest sister is q resident of this Western
continent This interesting fact the Ladie,
10 Jour7s0! has discovered, and the homs uIa
aRG personality Of "the last of the Carlvles, A..
most interestingly pictured and described in its
3s; issue, which goes out to Its hundreds of
thousands OF readers In . striking cover. nrs.
Eentipg one Of Charles Dana Gibson's stvIi.h
women Mr.. Howells picture Of girl life. "rhe
s,oEst of Bohemia" grows in interest and WIN
~ Harden gives the opening chapters of short
seriAl story. Before Two Altars' The Worla,.
Columbian celebration 10 Remembered ,n
stately poem BY Edns Dean Proctor. enti,lsd
THE New Worlds Queen" That problem o;
polite society, 1.-THE Married Womsn'a sivn..
Eurs." Is made the subject OF an interesting Ar,
rGss.on BY Julia Ward Howe, France. Hodr,on
barnet. MA Burton Harrison and other fs.
nous women IL symposium "Unde. Which
Aansg"
N0utNetta
sill ee grathed to learn tina, the comnla,.
novel IN The May number Of Lippnsoo.f, IL from
ae! fsci!s and wsl-tried pen lis ute i. .Mr.
Aonney. The third in the series of L. min.
coifs notable stories "a Pastel" BY Corns,,a
Aaae haiaeone, ID delicate and touchlns
sAeieh OF wasted Loyalty and disappointed hona
IL IS illustrated throughout Iames Coz f,,r.
Aishes t1ii ani glowing account Of s.Sev :,
-1ou4s, i!1usus'ei with cuts OF q dozen of the
huge buildings which have lately risen in that
ta;!Tlus and progressive city Joha Bunting
&EAcss sEe origin and history OF "Ths society of
Fle tIneLaaan. with the violent objections
" a4cA were Ta-se1 in its early days against its
supposed arisiocraiic character snd dangerous
3eAaeacy- IAIs article is also illustrated MrS
~sEGGds Aiheston supplies = short bus sppre-
-sizHEe account OF the American scuipiress.
n 1ne Baveridge, with cut OF her mos,
no'Ac.s WORK The Splinter" Prof. l. N.
'naapi has brief article On Colonel Pops and
t'oci Roads" NJ. Cro.ton, in "Aen OF ,hs
Day glyes sketches OF William Morris. thu
s'Sst, Arehhishas s.soi.i and Secretary of War
4A--oAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-26

The Columbian naval review ia New
York harbor. which opens today. Is in
tended ~ the opening Of the years cels-
bration in this country of the discovery OF
America Ate o'clock this morning the
combined fleets will parade through the
lower bay. the narrows and the upper bay.
and continue up the North river in par
allel columns alongside the city. No halt
will be made until the heads of columns
are off Eighty-ninth street. 30 that today
the people Of New York will get their
finest view from the North river wharves
of the combined fleets in motion. Adj
miral Gherardi. on the flagship Philadel-
phia, commands our feet; the commander
Of our first squadron will be Rear Admiral
Benham, whose flagship is the Newark.
The commanding officer OF the second
squadron will be Rear Admiral Walker.
whose flagship will be the Chicago. Our
list Of ships IN the review will be as fol.
lowa.
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or foreign powers Great Britain will have
the largest and most formidable feet a.
follows: The frst-ciass cruiser Blake,
Capt. w. v. Hamilton commanding, 80
guns: the second class cruiser Magicienne,
Capt. J. +. Pibon commanding, 20 guns;
the first class gunboat Partridge, Lieuten.
ant Commander ]. McAllister command.
ing. 10 guns; the partly protected cruiser
Tartar. IL guns; the armored cruiser Aus
traIia. 81 guns. The Australia and Blake
are, together. the supcriors In all-round
fighting qualities to any two other war
chips announced for the review. The Aus
tralis 10 an armored cruiser carrying ten
inch compound armor. The Blake is Q
9.000-ton displacement ship, resembling
greatly the new United States armored
cruiser New York. The ship carries no
srmor on her sides, but Is partially pro.
tected in the same manner a. our Balti-
more and Newark. With !, 500 tons of coal
in her bunkers the Blake can steam Is, 900
sea miles without putting into port to re-
plenish. The British feet is commanded
by Vice Admiral Sir J. o. Hopkins.
The Spanish government contributes to
the review the fastest and most efficient
warship Of the protected cruiser class, the
Reina Eegente. which can steam GOT
knots an hour. The other Spanish ships
are the Infanta Isabel, unprotected cruiser,
and the Euevs Espana. torpedo vessel.
France, the second naval power in the
world. sends but three vessels. The Jean
Bart, protected cruiser, and two unpro.
tected cruisers, Arethuse and Hussaro.
make up the French display. The Are
thuse is and old wooden vessel, built back
in the early 's0s.
The ships OF the various nations partici.
rsting In the naval review that have not
been mentioned are as follows:
Italian-Rear Admiral MaSnaghi. command.
ant. protected cruiser, ftns, flagship. $50 tons:
Giovanni Rausan. S.o6S tome DogaIi, formerly
the salauins. 100 tons; Erioduo, unarmored
transport carrying ten yuma
Bras'l-Bsttle ship Aeuidaban. 5000 tons;
cruiser Republican, 1890 tons, sixteen suns:
gunboat Tirendentes, $40 tons. eleven guna
fortuguese-CorvsttsA lfonson du Albuousr.
que, i,loo tons. Capt Amaval, ex-minister O,
marine, commandment
German-kaissrtn Augusta, fsgshfp. ecsa
tons. twenty guns: gunboa, schwalbs, $40 tons,
eight guns
ArGentins-CcrvetteN Ninth of July, $500 tons
ksthsrlAads--fi rs,-eiass ironclad Van spevk
1900 tcna
Russla-Generai Admiral. armored cruiser
AGA tons; Dmitd pouskoi. armorsd cruiser
A7o6 sons; kyuda, partly protected cruiser, 1855
tona
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PERSONAL.

Mira q. II. 4 Hastings left last night for 81
Paul
O. C. Hewitt, Of Coupevius. 10 . guest Of the
Grand.
George Ross. OF snoqualmie. was in the city
yesterday.
R. Stevenson. Of Chilliwack. B. c.. II guest
OF the Occidental
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson, of Wallace. are
guests OF the Arlington.
Hon. c. 7. Roscoe. OF enohomish, registered
yesterday at the Gsand.
J. H. Crombie. OF Port Gamble, registered -.
terday at the Northern.
William Mackay came down from sedro yes.
tsrday and is stopping at the Occidental
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Davis have returned and
are at home to their friends 1t l4l2 Fifth street
Ex-Sscretary Of State Allen Weir and Mayor
Norman r. Smith, OF Port Angeles, are stopping
ct the Northern.
Keats Aontross, wife and daughter. left yss
terday for Chicago to attend the Worlds fair
ana will b absent six months.
Barton Robinson, Of Hadlock and +. T. viii.
Jams, OF Aurora, Neb., came over from Port
Hadlock yesterday. and are stopping at the Ar.
lington.
J. Van Wyco6 received word from Dr.. CAL
noun yesterday that he had been elected - one
OF the employees at the Warrington Worlds fair
building and that he should come st once He
LETT on the overland train for Chicago
Representative Edmond q Mesny, press agent
And assistant TO the president OF the state
WORLDS fair commission, lett last night for
Chicago to assist in the dnal preparations for
the opening OF the state building. He will 70.
main In Chicago during the fair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-26

The reply to . query regarding the right 81
aliens to hold property given in yesterday q
issue was misleading. Section 50 Of article Of
the constitution of the state OF Washington con-
tsins the following provision:
The ownership of lands By aliens, other than
those who In good faith have declared their in.
tsntion TO become citizens Of the United States,
IL prohibited in this state. except whore &C.
good faith in the ordinary course OF Justice in
the collection OF debts: and all couveyances Of
lands hereafter made to any alien directly or In
the provisions of this section shall not apply to
lands containing valuatls deposits of minerals,
metals, iron, coal or fire cay. and the necessary
land for mills and machinery to b used In the
developments thereof and the manufacture Of
the products therefrom. Every corporation, the
majority of the stock of which Il owned BY
aliens, shall be considered an alien for the pur.
poses OF this prohibition:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-26

and enriches the blood, and through II
cleanses and renews tho whole system. An
Blood, Skin, and Scalp Diseases, from . com
mon blotch or eruption to the worst Scrof.
ula, are cured by il For letter, Salt
rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas. Boils, Carbun-
cles, Sore Eyes, Goitre or Thick Neck, and
Enlarged Glands, Tumors, and Swellings,
it's an unequAled remedy.
Don't think it's Hike tho sarsaparillaA.
They claim 10 be good for the blood in
March, April, and May. Golden Medical
Discovery works equally well at all seasons.
0ntees It II IL Doesn't benefit or cure, IN
every case, you have your money back
You pay only for the good you get
Can you ask morel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-26
STATE PRESS OPINION.

Friends who are after Indian agencies should
waste no more tima The president 10 going 70
place military officers in charge OF the reserve
ton. He may make few exceptions. but very
fev.-Spokcne CAsosicie
There seems to b Q deep-rooted feeling
among the people Of this section. probably due
70 the fact that he and his relatives have
money and lots Of Il. that Ed Hill. the cowardly
Garfield murderer. Will escape the gallowa IL
ever man needed hanging il IL Ed Hill, and
We hope that We will not re . repetition OF the
Russell CASE TShoo Globe
Nj. Gatxcrt was . man who made name Tor
himself In this country By his close identihca-
ton with every business enterprise and under.
taking that IVES for tho advsncemens OF this
great and undevsloped country. He stood high
In commercial and social circles. and leaves .
name that Will live with the name OF Seattle
long after the present generation has passed
Into the great bsyond.-Silseyton 1ises.
The local impression that A. b. Case viii b
appointed postmaster seems to b growing His
chief CONTESTANT IL b r. Jossey, who 10 still
back East, pulling for the appointment It 10
said that Nj. Case has Don n. Dickinson inter.
estsd on his side. while 1t 10 reported on the
other hand that Nr Josssy has an old aud
warm friend In Hoko Smith. 1t r. not known
which OF these gentlemen claims Pod Dismuks
ana Dink Botss among his political frienda-1d-
CONS Herald
Considerable talk has bsen heard Of late about
changing the seat Of county government from
snohomlsh to Everett II that city continues to
proxress ct it, present rate y 10 only question
OF short time when such IN attempt will b
made Unless the people In the western end Of
the county are solid In favor Of the removal it II
doubtful II the necessary three.nfths vote could
b obtained. The question IL largely one Of
location, In which the center of population will
come ous ahead.-ddQtF GUY TtMes.
The attacks bsing made BY the press Of Ia
coma against the customs collector Of this dis.
trict ase childish and not justified BY the facta
Capt Wasson can no more fetsrd Tacomas
commercial growth than could Hugh wallace
change the name Of the peak 10 ''N0unt Ia
coma" and this. too. in spite Of the fact that
Hugh Wallace 10 son-in.law 70 the chief Jus.
tice Of the United States supreme court and has
'pulr" at court The Tacoma papers are asi.
nine and irresponsible when they publicly claim
that Port Townsend 10 jealous of Tacoma We
are too busy over here attending our own Affairs
TO have any time 70 attend to the Affairs Of other
citiea- Port Tbeeneepd Lcndev &