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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-09
DRS. GATCHELL.

cATARRH, THROAT AND LUNG SPECIALISTS.
256 The Arcade, Cleveland, o.
viii visit Wellington, american House. }
Friday, Aug. 25, '93.
When they may be consulted by those
suffering from catarrh. deaf.
ness, hay fever, bronchitis
or weak lungs
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.
Theit home treatment, consisting Of the
direcl inhalation NJ Strengthening Gases
and Medicated Balsam Vapor reaching
all portions Oithe mucus membrane, cures
the severest cases Of the nboYe named
diseases where all other methods fail.
These contemplating consulting the doc.
tors, should write tor their 40.page book /;
mailed free.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-09

AUCTI0NEER.-J. II. Arndt will auc
iioneer sales OF all kinds of property
Satisfaction guaranteed. P.0.; splliY an
Ohio fi4tf
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The residence Of the late George Brook.
er on Taylor street is now offered for sale
on reasonable terms. Inquire of L. Wells.
Jr. RI
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For Rent.


The Star Bakery on North Main street.
Enquire Of Mrs. NJ. Kunz, Hamilton st. "A
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AtLake ErIe

Take rest on the lake. Fishing, boat
ing, bathing, and excursions. Low rates
by the week at New Hotel Griffin, Lorain,
Ohio.
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ready to contract with parties for the sale and right
to their gas burner for heating and cooking stoves This
Device which covered by letters patent in February last
is undoubtedly the coming method for heating 1t is
CLEAN, ECONOMICAL, A GREAT PRODUC-
Err OF HEAT

and hardly inferior to natural gas Any parties wishing to
avail themselves Of this luxury requested confer with
G. D. Foot Dr. R. Hathaway H. E. Barrett j. B. Smith,
E. F. Mckinney, L. Hopkins H. W. Hall, E. EHusted F.
W. Bennett all of whom using the Columbia with per-
feet satisfaction.
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PUYALLUP sANKEs ARREsrxD.


CsshisR DasinbePpe. Of . suspeaded
Bank. Charged With Embesslsmeat.
TACOMA, July la-fSpecial. l-Sam b. Dusin.
berrs. secretary Of the State Bankers' Associa.
ton and cashier Of the suspended Bank OF Puy.
aIlup. has besn arrested on warrant sworn out
BY Director A. Oardella Of that bank, chsrxinR
him with smbessling $4,000 Of the hanks
money. His attorney. B. W. CoinsF, says Mr.
Dusinberre borrowed some Of the banks money.
- did others connected with H. but that hs has
covered the amounts with notes In the usual
manner. while those causing his arrest vece
NO doubt sincere In doing %, Mr.. Cciuer says is
will Be shown that they wers mistaken ana Nr.
Dusinberre 10 not guilty Of smbsaslemenk Some
OF the bad dshas Of the hank have been CHARGED
up 70 Mr.. Dusipbsrre, Il 10 said, and he is held
responsible when the responsibility does not
rest with him. II he did borrow the hank'e
money and provided notes 20 cover the same he
could not, tt 10 maintained BY Mr.. Coiuer. b
charged with embesslemenk It II claimed that
he provided for every dollar In that manner.
but on the other hand, it u claimcd that come
OF these notes aro worthless and therefore
ifsudulsn1
Mr.. Dusinbsrrs b . prominent and popular
bustness and socssty msn. He ives formerly
assistant cashier Of the Pacific National hunk.
OF this city. Lately be has been stopping with
his father-iu-isw at Yakima Mira Dusinberro
10 greatly grievsd b. the charges preferred
against her husband and IL 10 feared hsP mind
may b temporarily effected thereby. He wes
admitted 70 bail In the sum Of 5000 and will b
given . hearing next week before justice Hin.
Of Puyallup, who Issued the warrant
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G. =. \ r AoErrs AHsAsoxxD.

Ths Conpsay's Delss1e-1Gss. Nslils'
Familiarity with RailEena Das1nsss.
TACOMA. July la-fspscisk l-Asoass Thomp-
con and Calder. OF tho loeaA o@nce of The Cana
dian Pacific railroad, wsre axsatnDed today ana
given until Thursday 70 pied - the indictmsnt
Of the Federal grand jury c6assing them with
violating the intsrstats cOmnesoo Inv By selling
They also desirs 10 hear froD The nttosneys OF
the Canadian Pacific. A 9sR feature OF the
eass Il the intimation that t1l1eleuse viii al
iege that notics Of the eus = posbsd II it,
o01cos, - provided By law, - has tt thseeioro
Was authorised 20 make In ouI 1atoa However,
Il II assertsd that no noties1 sAis kind vas
hlsd with the oommi ssions - therefore The
notice. II ported In the ones = ~ company.
was mot sufficient Some time go, when the
Ainnseota on . charge Of snes cutting. Il -.
eapsd b. proving thst it haa announced
through eifculass and otAse uays that the cut
was 70 b made
Ma Casharins D. Nsllis q = easvsr woman.
II. - she says, shs = mot IN - suploy Of the
tnterstate commerce commlaton. M nsvsrths-
less would b m able aesiseant IN securing eyi-
dencs against vioaatoss q ~ tnssrseass law.
Her knowledge Of railroad 0oo and railroad
Affairs exceeds that poeseased b. the avsrase
genesal manager Of transeentihenial roads.
Eastern railroad men wA0 know somsehiug
shout Burlington. VT. aaA vssmons end New
York state roads, and who have loasnsd sou,s-
thing Of Ma NelIis. agree tAat - muss have
been brought mp In = familtoe railroad people
4 is undesseood that her hgshandb initials ass
y. NJ his chEigeian nanwsB sBelaG uaaIss. ana "a
account OF his sslasaons via e6sMayee n&neh.
Of Burlington. tt Was surmieed thok NR Nelua
vas daughter Of Mr. Hatch This = not the
cass. but her father was . prominent sailsoed
contractor and builder. according 70 - bsst
adviCea.
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WRArcou, July lx-fspseisi.E .EThe beaus
for the peopossd vooleo mill near the Great
Northern depot h rsady 70 b tusnsd over 70 The
trusseea Nj. LAn8eoouY. the protector, ~
turned Q few days ego from Caliiosnia ana has
bsen III stnce.
The Bsliiugham Boy waiss Company has
taken the SlSo, 90 issus OF wasss boads. and The
bonds are nov being autographed. A. soon -
they sss sisned end delivered 70 the water COM
pAny the city viil take over The water systsn.
probably about August l.
Largely stgned petitions have bssn cent II -
the city council asking that ho1y 70 snfoses the
ordinance relating - sxposing for aais obscsns
publications OF oil kisds. including certain
salacious New York pspsra
NrA n r. jenkins. wife ef Capt 6sorgs h
Jsnktns. died sud1suly q her residence on Frt-
day sitsrnoea MA Jenkins was . daughter ot
j. ". Lysis. pioneer OF Puget sounA she was
bora ON whadby island May M. Issa The inter.
rasnt viii - in the family burial ground -
Coupsviiia
The body Of Mss. ". v. Martha. Who drowned
hsxSesf and tvo chiiaren in the Nookseek ssvos
ss Evsrpon. has not yss hsen recovered. although
the river 10 being euastAntiy dsagsUd fce The
body.
TnS normal school eomniasioa Aas besa
offered thrse sasss soe sAs ieeastos Of TIE pro-
possd ssass noemal eeAoo1-one ss Lyndsn and
tvo as Lake Whatcoa ls - also undsfsecoo
thai the eomm;ssson viii - eaessd ten aczso
on sehoms hili. overlooking The eAy.
The Be,iingham Bay Fish Conpsny . schooner
Bealtnshsm will Isavs Ia few days ice the
AaAiag groan1s. with 1aAhno toe eateAtag
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Verona, July 1A-tSpscial. Rev. Al
fred Reams, who eloped With Lucy Rucksr
from Nerced, Cal, 10 stsil hero, With chances
strongly in favor Of his Saying unless
something extraordinary happens IN the
next few daya His attornsys made .
fresh application 70 the chisf instics today
for his release on habeas corpus. setting mp
the plea that the proseentioa he'd not
proved that abduction was a olIense in
California.
The argument lasted ssvssal hours, the
chief justice expressing the opinion that
this must Be proved. and Lindley Crease,
attorney for the prosecution, being In
clined TO think he would not get this evi-
dencs in time. The fact was pointed out
that warrant had bssn signed By the
minister Of justice to hAnd Hsams over,
but this Vas not held eulDcisnk - the
writ Of habsas corpus goGD nsst and fore
most The case uas finally edjourned 70
Tuesday.
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ssyis hsse. aAd Ae1o pscp.s attended . hasAseva
Aiai.ser b'oons uas pessidsas OF the DAY. end
tae paauos1 was alssd with prominent cisiasns
and naval olkcsra AMONG whom vss A6nay.a
ssefress Minister Damon submitted tnhan
showing that in the Hawaiian spsHr eoxposn.
usna Ausricans fspeesentsd stock % the
amount a SlSseS sat ous Of . total Of "a 3easn.
with similar Allowing IN unincorroeassa IN
vooeWenea
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BANGKOK. July Is THO French Runhcas Fce.
ieas has arrived al the bar - the mouth Of the
Menam river. she safutsd the Br:sish esuissf
fhaIias. which was iytn. OF the has. aud u
eeiuse was returned By the British wassAin 4
better assiing now prsvAils In thts city
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LONDON. July iA-A dispasch fron Nonsevideo
says. Admiral waudsfkolk. the rsvoluticnasy
leader. he's vithdrawa irom Rio Gsando 40 sri
ana - psspassne b attach Santa Cashasina n
ofspatch from Rio - Janstro says The Bsssslisn
sevsrnment snncuncss the rscsips at seiegrama
saying shss the diego of Rio 0rands % sal heo
been raised
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PORTLAND SMUGGLING CAs4a.
Wultam Dunbar APrestoA-The Grand
Jury Hes Indicted Others,

PoHfLAND. July 15.-Wiliiam Dunbar, man
agsf Of the Merchants Steamship TransportA.
tion Company. was arrested today on . charge of
smuggling opium Hewss released one5. 900 honda
The grand jury made its nnal report this after.
noon and was discharged II u Understood that
othor Indictments were found. but tt 10 probable
that no arrests will b made before Monday.
The North west Land and Trust Company, Of
this city, this afternoon entered an appearance
In the United States court - claimants 10 the
steamship Haytian Republic. which was nhslsd
. few days a@o By the government foe Snug.
Cling. Is 10 alleged that the steamer IL owned
BY the trust company and the kodiak Packing
Company. Of ean Francisco.
Customs of5icers seised forty cans OF un-
stamped opim on the steamer Danube this A.
ternoon. The opium was found In the tool
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far oSoo Cash Bail.
TACOMA. July lA-Ispeeial l-Rsv. Tom Sins.
the Chicago Chinese psseehse who succesled
In landing thissy-swo Chinamsa here rsesnely.
by swearing they were woric's fair actors, has
hesn ordered arrested Hts bondsmsn have sur.
rendered him 70 the uaftsd States authorities
Chinamsn who know tho Mongolian preacher
personally do mot think he viii ever b capsured
as Chicago or anywhere else
Sing induced the 1scoma Oriental TrsAine
Company 20 secure 500 cash bail for him,
which VS. put up By C. A. Cavsndsf. Mr.
Cavendsr nosinsd the trading company yestss-
day that Il must either produce Rsv. Mr. Sing,
OF make good the $500 ball. - the Unitsd states
grand jury had indicted him upon perjury and
smuggling in coolies asd NOS aesosl Mr..
Caveudee 70 obun0antly secured, and The bail
has hnon ordered fo1folto6.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AH1AIRa
The Renewal - . kepeP Cs1oDy--CSo-
epleesy Cosoe--YsuPth oe Hosel slu.

The Bo00vol 81 . kopoB CObODy--CO0.
splessy Cssss--YsuPth se Hssslsls.
HONOLULU, July z-Ihe steamer Waialeale
ssrivsd on July g. brsnstng fifteen lepen and an
o6,cial dispsteb - shs gov ssnmsnt from the e.
pedision ssns 70 sne valley Of alaiau. givsng IN
account Of the capture ef the ispsR murderer Of
lspsfs from the isisnd 70 Molokai. Late
ssvs rscsised from Kalaiau ssassd that
~ troops and police were sdvsacing
up the vailsy and were shsiliag ths IN.
dssgrowth with . Krupp howitses - they
sdvanced. IL hopes 81 driving the
halance Of the lepsss out Osden have been
given % shoot the lepsfs on sight, the forty
eight hours grace fos susysndss having expired
hait IN hour before the steamer WAidieale left
On July orders vsss forwarded By the steamer
Ivaiana % bring the Ispefs ia dssd OF alive.
Another report says that Koolsa and the ispsfs
eso surroundsd - camp on hiilsice. aud .
hattie y tmnauenk II an attack 10 mads, some
ere suso 70 b kilisd Prsssdsas Dole snnouncss
Inst The govosument Win hereafter carry out .
otssct policy Of aggregation.
o. Monday. Jnly 4 Judge castss hsld Z. d
WALKER and Archibald eincisis, two of tie con-
sparasoss, fos trial bsfess H. August term Of
the snprsme court T. c. Cslek vas DISCHARGED
The royAiists eiAiD thas she arrests have noe
sGssssd The sx-sussn's Gauss. has shs ssnesai
spanioa u that they havs bsoksn ths haek se
the opposition 10 the govsrnnsel cfiek. The
dischssgsd eosspifstos, has thsesesned The eos-
srnnsns with ths vsngsAsa es KsgisaA
1Ae youstA - July - ooso1kaso1 - esan1
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AAnain. July lA-A tssrihts railroad aceldene
occurred near Rtiboa last night. sra1a runAine
on the track and going over . high psscipioA
sax psssoas wsrs killed and thirty seriously In
iurUd.
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csssAisa Rssias Ass.as AsraiessA -
1aeens sss 1ses Osa1Ang-rAs Ye-
0als opstsss - - Case-A PeeaeA-
eps VIE DPevasA - - Wnls,a.
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PoRr TowxsESp. July A--tspseisL l-ssephsn
A. Brinker. OF this city. was appointed Gus
toms inspector today at salary Of - per diem.
vice William Bradiosd. removed BY spscial
order Of the treasury department. Bradford he's
been In the service sincs 1855 and IL
Q Democrat His appointment was credited
70 King county. from where he was
originally appointed II IL intimsted that the
chafgso were preferred against him By the new
special agents who came out from Washington
City lev months ago. and caused his summary
dismissal The order came By telegraph from
the treasury department
stephen A. Brinker IL % years old and native
OF Ohio lie came TO Port Townsend four ysars
sso from Kansas and has been engaged In the
real estate business since arriving In the STATE.
He has family living In Port Townsend.
william A. Hutchinson, Of Quilcsas, this
county. win b appointed inspector OF customs
early next week. vice Edward Rose. rssiGnsd
Rose hes bssn marine surveyor and received Q
salary Of = 90 per diem
william A. Hutchinson 10 about 50 years old.
and went TO Port Townsend from Toronto, Can.
Law isv to l. 3. HcArd.s. late assistant % cssn.
Ter Of che Commsrctal hank. Of which
Collector saunders is manager and prfn
sc s. Collector ssuSdsr. Sonasssn. II. bss sorn o
king ol Chicago, better known - 'NOid Huteh."
10 bis uncle. He 10 . member Of the Graad
Afny Of the Republic
a MisSsssS's wife Drowned In WIllspa
SOUTH BEND, July Ia-tspscial FL Rev. Josiah
Crouch, Baptist minister residing as Oyetss-
VILE. was rowing on the Willspa river. near
wtiiapa this afsssnoon, accompanied By his
vile and infant child. Mn. Crouch vsaisd %
row ana In Changing places the boat tipped and
au were thrown insO ths water. Nf. Crouch
Was holding the baby. He could nos swim. bus
sueessdsd in gsaspaag the boat ana saving him
ELF and ehiiA- Ma Crouch vas drowned
The body vas found near the same piacs shfss
hours later. Deesassd was n yeass old. The
family had lived ~ oyssssvilss about ten
months. going there from KanssA
Les AaGsles Hisse Nssissel 8sesoee.
Ios AsssLEa. Cal. July la-Ths Firss Hs-
tioaai hank opened this morning and the d.
posiss exceeded the uiihdrawsis by about e2A. .oo0L
All Of those Who held ehecas against the bank
1sposasod them instead of drawing the money.
The hank eGictals ere Dueh elassd over he mas-
ses. q The cid osposisoes havs sssurae1
A IAahe 0seol DUsnod.
BossR, Idaho. July IS-Ths lntssstase hoesa.
q Namps, Owned By Taiisy 4 CoisoAn, -
hurnsd 70 the ground early this morning The
gussss loss everything. The total ioss y ei6, 90
and iasursacs eii,ssa
Mesoe,sy's aax.sss = ~ bsst Ix2s Ysoes
oegoo6
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TACOMA. July B.-fspecial l-Nn Ds. HugA
Ross threw up window In NcNsughton's de-
lectivs service once this evening and scssAmed.
"Help," '.Police." I'm Lsinsidsssinsd." Nc.
kaughton then insistsd on calling the poIicA
He charged her with creating . disturbance io
his omcs. and she charged him with dstaining
her. McSaughton was immediately sslsesed On
bail He says:
"lAss Novsubss. vhile / was st San Ftanetsoo
on business. some woman Who turned out 70 b
Mra Ross. cent tsttess "a my vile changing ~
with easy morals. since my return have bssn
trying to lsasn who iustigassa this. Recently
secsived . letter from . womon, which
go ssns 70 San francisco to Be- mailed In q
u IVES stated that Mrs. Ross had pothtsg
% Do with the letter cent ma This isttef d.
msnded u 600 Of ms. and states that II could
prove that Nrs. Rose did have anything - do
with the tssess . demand for only goo would ~
madA when this woman appsarsd to-
day che said che hsd . lettss which only
vile pssson like ne would write She vantoa
70 exhibit IL In the presence Of my wils. 60
ttonsd her not 70 Try aud carry hsf blu6 toe Ia
asd said che would have TO show me- The letter
~ once without my wifs's pfsssneA 1heo -
iaa % the window and screamed"
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O.. LOUIS July M-Tho sASckholoeso q stx
building and loan aasoeiatleus. knoun @ ~
wsstssn Uaiona Noa - &, with . capital oe
o1o0,ooo eaohs havo became alarmed 70 haa
bssn diseUvsrsd that - Z. DegsrA sscss4asy ol
all Of them, an1 eno Of she las9sse real estAso
dealers in the city. has givsa wasrantee 4eedo
of al his property % . neaag isn1ss, who -
aeted high rate Of iutesosA an1 DogaSe ~ @.
pastea The ssoekho,dsss hAve taken poasoasicn
Of hts books, but they axo - eomplteaeoA ehso
u will b tnpeeslble - unsavsl them toe lona
tina His bod was ooly o1k,ooQ
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vALlxyo. Cal. July lA-It sse0s mHo thar
probable that Admiral Hunagugs Cd 0aesAip.
the Hartford. 10 70 b renltoA and eaeo noso u
the commtssion 1snnant isom ~ uainmasl 1Ao
oommandant Of Marc island usvy yaed has -
oslved detailed plans an1 sDeol1Ntiene 1os ~
modelling her rigging and re1ssing 81 TIE veassl
Commaudsr Glass viii have eestnatss peepoeoA.
and both reports viii b forwarded . Mashlae.
eon CITY
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Is~os0sy O0ctals Say eAo 1inane1aa
Sataasasn Hes Impreve1.
wAsRiNarcx CtsY. July lA-rhs eola reserve
has gradually heca getting back - she full
amount. sioc. 100000. - the result Ol . slieAe
improvement in the financial sisuassou. Today
u Vas seS ~. .s6& gain Of $ss.s97 over ysotsr.
day. There 70 general concurrence among On.
ciais of the Treasury department that The
ananctal situation has impsovsd and continues
70 improva So arm b tAis belief that The
nosihcaticn recstved by the compsroalss ot eur
reney this morning that shrse more national
banks had failed did not causs any serious nts-
eivings OF return 70 shc critical ssasu 81 -
past several weeks
Ssctstasy Herbert onday approved the An0inxs
OF the court Of inquiry In the cass Of Con.
maudee 7. A. LyonA The court waa appuineoa
10 inquire into the circumstances Of the sunning
Monongahela. In the harooe Of Fuschal, mar
dcisa. In January last The court found Con-
mandsr Lyons 81 fault In maneuvering the vos-
scl. but In view Of certain mitigating circuur
stances. rscommsnded that NO further acsion -
taken.
No odlcial intimattcn has bssn received -
THE government OF the intention OF Russia .
establish naval station on our Easeesu
coast, with headquarters At New York. bus u =
mot doubted THAI such 10 the cass. IL 10 nos -
iieved that the estabtiahmsat al the Rusoian
naval station ON our coast 10 Of any waslike Ina
port bus merely . part Of the general eeheme q
having convsnieut stastons In dinersnts passs e
the Giooa The story was denied by Consul
Gsnsgal Olafovsky ~ New York today.
A letter rsceatly received q the state aopoeo-
mont from Mr.. Denby. United states miuisoos -
China, wss accompanied By . proclanaa1on
issued By the Chinese authorities. In which q =
stated that 100000 chiusse were returned =
China from the United etates within eho pone
year. and would - pssvenSed b. law flo0
again entering tAte country. lnvsseiWesea ~
the tseasury department developed that einoo
1ssS lee than $1,000 Chiuese wese sstuInea -
when taken In oonsidssatioa With ~ we'll
known faoe that oaly small peopesefoa q
Chin0e leave tAis country with IL inteasioa -
fefupnf09
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mss. Dvars' Csse.

fAcoHA. July ia--lspscial l-MnI CapA WilI.
lam Dvass today hsd warrants Issued ehasains
DR. Merrill and Dr. ColsDan. Who we've e.
pioysd by the assistant pfosseuting atsasusy =
exhums and psficsm . poss-mogtem examiss.
tion Of the semsins oi Fstsiek McCouolawua.
with body ysnatehinG She naintaips they he'd
no right - sxhums ~ bo1y Of MeCcnolo9ua
la the justios eouss today The eomplaint aesinss
her and her husband. eAsfsing them Wish ..
sAuis with deadly weapos. was vtshdrswa go
sSs wss ehargsd with simpis asssuit She ssks1
for and 80 gtvsn pssmission "a have . Jury
TRIAL, and shs same viii - nssd on Thussdav
bsiose yossioe Mel1usgay.
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evess PaAs g esasa Nsnoeiey = q. -.
0tegys l4Y gsont sasooG
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WAsHIHorou CITY, July iA-N voe e.
nouncsd this morning shas shs treasury ysoaoe.
day bought 10000 ounces a silver % 72)< eonssL
bus the amount offered was noe mAAe pubita.
The total purchases - far shis mosth 80 -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16

eub-Tsessary Peys Clearing ueueo.
Nsw YoRx. July Is -Ths sub-sssasury today
paid into the clearing house IN settlement Of ~
balance o50o.oo0 IN gold coin. This u the 1us
time this hes bssn done since l1o2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16

Hyema. Pauscn q Co's frss excusstoa a,ou,i
LAao Weohtngeoa oseFy hour IN he day. lgQw
- =. - - 3 =. Madtson seeooe 49,
stoaDes KiskiaaA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16

= Aaosos Casys Roo.s UooB Uoepoooos
KAxsAs CITY, July lA-Ths Nosehsup bank.
Of Kansas City. Ksn-, Of which }. 4 Chiah =
psssidsnt, suspended this morning. The bank
hes Slc0ooo capital asd esiSyouo labilittsA D.
positoes viii b patd In full
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16

Ths susssss' eoassss = cAssase sIsssa .
July II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16

Confidence is the chief factor in what we call good
business Without it we have panic
The life insurance business than any other
the companies ability and willing
ness pay Confidence in their ability based upon the
financial certainty Of life insurance methods Confidence
their willingness based upon the promise Of ncontesaby
Ia feature originally introduced by The Manhattan.
The Manhattan policy contains restrictions whatever.
Il promises pay when death where how
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16

BossR, Idaho. July I4-Ths lntefstate hoeea.
q Nampa. ownsl By Taiisy = Coisoan, -
burnsd 70 the eround early this morning The
gussas ioss everything The total ioss y elS ooo.
and insnrnaos l,sBa