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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
DIV the Clubs Stand.
nAMEh scHrpuLED ToR To-DAY.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Chicago Mt Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Cincinnati at New lor6.
Louisville at Boston,
~. Louis at Brooklyn.
Baltimore at Pittsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
Levy dDaYiiS.

striped Wash Silks, Coo. quality are
now 80 cents.
Elegant Plaid Silks, $3.50 quality are
now Sl10.
Black Rhadema, Sl.25 quality now 81
a yard.
Black Seeded Silk, S1.2j quality now
81 yard.
. Bengalines, black and colors, 7jc. quail
ity now SOC. yard.
China Silks in all colors and black at
SOC. yard, excellent goods.
Velvet in all colors, at 81 and $50.
Drapery Silks that were 75c. are
now 4Sc.
Hop Sackings, extra quality at SOC.
a yard.
Closing sale of Ladies' Shirt Waists at
less than cost.
Closing sale Of Boys Shirt Waists at
less than cost.
Closing sale Of Mems Neglige Shirts
very much below cost. We give a few
prices.
so cent Shirts reduced to 3Sc.
S. cent Shirts reduced TO Csc.
Sf.2j cent Shirts reduced TO 1jc
S150ccnt Shirts reduced to 91c.
$500 Shirts reduced to s119.
$3.50 Shirts reduced to Sl.39.
Laundred Shirts, slightly soiled, sizes
Il and 1T, reduced from S100 to SOC.
CARPETS
The largest stock, the best assort-
ments. and at the right prices, made and
laid by skilled workmen.
New Fall Goods received daily.
See our Boys Caps at all prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
Pickett Camp Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp
held meeting at Smiths Hall yesterday
afternoon, which was we'll attended Mrs.
+. +. Chestley was elected president for
the ensuing year. {
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
BY INNINGS.

At Cleveland: II T.
Cleveland 10
Washington y
Batterie Carkson and Conner; Meekin.
Esper and McGuire-
At New York: IL. H. T.;
New York
batteries: Rusie and Milligan Parrot.
King and Vaughn. Called account of dark
ness.
At Brooklyn II. II; T.:
Brooklyn " a.
Batteries: Sharrott and Kinslow; Giea-
son and McCauley.
At Chicago; - p
Chicago 90 70
Philadelphia " -
Batteries Grlinth ana hltlleuBei OHiseS
and nlamentS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
: Deutfde, Ratbolifde pru&= GefellfdJaf
w g. Subuque, Soma, Stenaag, ben .. September 1893
Sabrgang %.

ionoern, miiBten bic 9anbels= uno
IertebrsseitBe, welde GOnsreB uno
Ggecutipe ibaifen. pOrerit bel Settle se=
iebt tperben; oanit tpiiroe Der territo=
riale Gonfiitt beginner, unb wenn bic
9ibtOpie bes gDeitens uno Siioens
ni6t na9seben, wiiroe Die 8eididte
nit einem 8iirgertriese enoen. giun,
10 melt iino mir alleroinss nod ni6t.
Sie Mgitation, ben @elten unb Siioen
9esen ben Often gu perbiinoen, liest
nod in ben Winoeln, aber elm idlim=
mes 3eiAen 1T es bod, oaB ii9 bereits
mebrere 8ouoerneure often gu Guniten
elmer oerartisen uirtbi4aftliden 9Os-
l0iuns ertldrt baben.
lleber bic Seiuder3abl bel Der
eltausfelluna 1T iolsenbe
perslei6enoe Isabelle aufsefe1t moroen,
tpelde bic einselnen Sage bes MOnats
slusuf, iouie Die srObte 3obl Der Be-
iuder zines 5ases Der Weltausfellung
su Yaris iouie philadelphia ansibt.
IS sibt oieie Isabelle nur bic 3abl Der
yeiu9er on, welde ibren Gins
tritt be3ablt baben:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

Sem9emab mag bic Golumbianii1e
Wusiteauns ale anoeren in ieoer an=
beren 9iniidt iiberiliiseln, an geiu=
deraabl ieoo6 bat bieielbe nod teinen
Gag sebabt, uelder Der Barrier 9Delt=
ausiteauns bon 1889 slei9setommen
ip1re.
Sn berHoiiener Wode iinb aud be-
beutenbe llnfdue bur1 Wirbelitiirme
uno Giienbabnunsliide 81 persei9nen:
9luberOroentli6 beftise Stiirme tobten
Lungs Der atlantii@en Suite, beionoers
i'm Siioen.
Cine Sepei9e aus Yt. &oDaI,
Siio-GarOlina, brinst bic S9redens=
tunoe. oab in pOrt &opal, Beaufort
uno @adbaridaft iuenisitens 100 Yer=
ionen wdbreno oes Sturmes ertrunten
limb. Ser S&aoen belduit ii9 mad
oberfld@li&er S@dbuns auf cine balbe
Million Dollars.
Na@oem su GbarIefon, q. g.,
eini8e Sage suOor i6on elm Witbel=
iturm sroben s9aben anseri4tet bate,
iuuroe bic Staot aui's Neue BON einem
Ortan beimSeiu&t. ,uel1es iie in ibren
0runopeiten eri&iittert bot. Ser I'm.
fang oes S9abens an gisentbum uiro
ii9 eri ipdter feititellen laHen.
gu 2ernellsDile, 8. g., tpur.
ben bier perionen set0otet uno iiber
100 pduier umsemebt.
0ur@ ben Wirbeliturm iino in unb
BEL Sapannab, Georgia, iiber 20
perionen umsetontmen. Ser an gisen-
tbum anseri&tete S6aben miro aui
81. 1000. 900 peranidlast.
Ser Sturm bot aQe Yabnperbinbun.
gen alpii&en ben Sommerfrii@en an
Der 2iiite BON New Seriep unb pbila=
oelpbia absei&nitten. Die Slutb mar
bOber oils ie felt 1873 unb in Balti.
mers sonnten bic 0si&Gftsleute,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05

OlutltYtStItS 0l tlVulltu. StlluttStll
Der &aiier oieie 3uitimmuns 10 miro
oas Cabinet @eterle ireilib peridpin=
ben, aber oas tudre sepiB tein llnsliid,
pobl aber wiiroen anoernfalls fiir rln=
garn ourh ben Gulturtampi unableb=
bare @irren berauibeibporen.
Der internatiDnale So; / a.
liltenconsreB in 3iiri6 in Der
S4mei, bat, nadoem er nit Den ruer=
uneinigteu Yroletariern" iid geIhla=
gen. nit ben yuereinisten Yroletariern"
oiplomatiib iib pertrasem. 9tadOeln
man bic unabbdnsisen uno slnar6iiten
berausgeporfen, nabmen Die 8erbano=
lunsen alleroinss slatteren gerlauf aber
nit Der Gini9teit mar es aub oa nod
ible6t beiteut. llno Die iosialiitiib=repo=
lutionaren 8eidliihe iiber Die Maifei=
er, ben 8eneralitreit bel 9lusbrud zines
&rieses, Sitiinoigen 9lrbeitstas, Setbei=
lisung am Yarlamentarismus wuroen
nit iebr piel bour9eoismdBiger Simo=
naoe periiiBt uno ibmadbait sema6t.
moran geraoe Die oeutiben Gertre=
ter Der Socialoemptratie berporrageno
betbeiligt maren. lleberbaupt ipielten
Sebel, Siebtnebt, Ginger u. |. NJ. in
3iiri6 cine uiel yrOBere &ole, als ben
Gransoien lieb mar. Sie Nnarbiitsn
bielten oann aud nod in 3iirib ioiort
einen GongreB ab, Der aber ipellig Be-
oeutung bate uno penis Yeadtung
aefunoen bat; beioe GOnsreiie wuroen
am Sonnabeno beenoet.
Der 3iiri1er SocialiitencpngreB bate
elm idDnes Witipiel in Berlin gebabt.
Die repolutionaren SoSialiiten u. Anar=
diiten bielten cine groBe proteit=Ger=
iammluns sesen Den 3iirider GOnsreb.
Der Saal, luelber nod poliseilider
Sbdbuns 770 Yerionen faiien iou,
mar seordnS boil; unter ben slnweien=
ben beianoen ii6 aud piele ofiisieae
Sosialoemotraten. Die 5asesoronuus
lautete: ;, ,Gie Waste Der Greibeit auf
Dem GOnsreB in 3iirid."
9en Yorlis fiibrte Der Ginberuier,
S9ubma9er Gderlein, eriter &eoner
mar Me6anitsr Spobr. gr iaste:
.3u 3iirid bat man bic Cppoiition
abi6labten uoaen. Ser Yeri9t oss
:;9oripdrts" mar sefdlidt 81 6uniten
or ipsialoemotratii9en Wa1er. Sie
Stimmsn Der Cppoiition babe mon
aus aaerlei nidtisen 8riinoen fir un=
siltis ertla-t uno idlieBli6 be oppoii=
tionelen Selesirten brutal binausse=
,porfen. Ser S6uei;er Greulich, BON
Singer seibidt, babe bic tbatli1en
slnsriife besonnen. Sebel babe gu
einem Eeleairten seiaSt: ,HOtbigen=
ialls baben Sic bod fir banoieite aeute
seiorst?" (8roBe llnrube. 8uie:
S1uft! SdurteD Die irattioneu ge=
linnten S9nei,er bdtten audi ioiort
na1 Der Yclisei geididt. (3uruie:
Der YOliseioirettor 1T ia iosialoemo=
tratilber 8enole! grobe Seitertsit. }
Na1trd9li1 babe Singer bic 0inaus=
seporienen auI1oroern lallen. bod pie=
Der su tommsn (Gsldbter), ibre Wsan.
bate paren nod gar nidt fir unsiiltis
ertldrt."
S6lolier gSieisntbal ipri6t eben-
falls i'm anar9iltii9em Slime. Sie
Sittatur babe aui benz 3iiri1er Gpn-
sreB seberri6t.
Giaarrenarbeiter @ibte: Sis io;ial-
oemotratiSden Giibrer tdmpisn nibt
fir oas Yroletariat, ionoern Inn ibre
griitens. Sie Serren iiirbteten. oaB
ibnen in 3iirib Die 2arue pom Geiibt
seriiien weroen tOnnte.
Sdneioer 8ieie: Yebel lei Der papit
Der Sosialoemotratie uno Die Selesir
ten batten nur wie bic llnterOiiisiere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Yreiie Der Nn;eisen

Seesr Sou Der SpoIts per Sabr. ....... .Sla01
6Wtonate. 97A
;. 8Nsonate ,.... a0Q
Sir iebe Belle greoisr oSsr Ssren Raum. bas
erftemal Is Gents.
Seiratbss uub 5obes.aussissu init SpruaslsQ
obne Sprud sLO0
gn3eiaen Die bem 6eiite Der fatb. Rrt1e ,,t,pi.
Der iiHo, fubeu feline aluiuabms.
2lnseisen ienoe man ipate
tens am 1llonta5 lllor.
gen Elm.
Sob=Irbciten ailer grt prolnpt uno billig
ausgefiibrt.
cffice Der ,,0ajette".
Gde Der sebtsn unO 9ouaitras.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

No Money With Which to Decorate the
City Hall.
The board Of public works has no money
with which to decorate the city hall on
the Fourth of July. Last year it cost $40.
Street Commissioner RYAN and Superin-
tendent Helms agreed that between them
they might get some eversreens and make
some kind of demonstration. Superintend-
ent Helms yesterday reported to the board
Of public works . draft aud estim ate for
public toilet room on fesler avenue. at
South Third street. II y expected that
the entire cost will be $1,000. The plan
was sent to the city concil with favorable
recommendations.
The session of the board was mainly de-
voted to opening the usual bi-monthly bids
for supplies.
The total cost of the polling books for
the bond election was $523o9
A petition was received from residents
of Brooklyn and Latona for q three-foot
sidewalk from Cambridge avenue, along
Mayo street, then on Lincoln avenue to
Clough street. Further inquiry will be
made.
Application was also made to the board
to lay broader sidewalk on Pike street,
from alley on the west side to Fourth
street on the east. the petitioners agreeing
to pay for the lumber. Wolfe and Cochran
will investigate.
Architect Skillings applied for permits
sion TO use the west side of Second street,
from Madison to Spring: north side of
Madison. from Second to the alley: south
side Of Spring. from Second to the alley.
This is to permit OF the new Arcade build
ing being constructed. Action was de-
ferred.
Contract was awarded to H. NJ. Byerly
for the grading of Mercer street, from
Rollin to Kentucky. at cost of SIS. 200 90.
A petition was received from property
owners of Fremont, relating to a sidewalk
to Seattle seminary, the latter now off9r-
ing to do it ii the city will contribute 500
toward the roadway and SIS to the side
walk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
THE CUTOFF Is PRACrICABLE.



lag . short Great Northern Route.
The practicability Of the Great Northern
cutoff is now an assured fact, as . maxi
mum grade Of thirty feet to the mile has
been found. with light work and a sure
line at all seasons Of the year. Engineer
+. II. Whitworth. who vas sent out by the
Seattle & Northeastern Railway Company
TO make q reconnaissance Of the proposed
route and find line on which the road
could be constructed with a maximum
grade of Is per cent, has returned. and re.
ports that his work has been successful.
The line parallels the Lake shore road
as far as Redmond. where it turns north
and goes up Redmond creek. Passing
through Paradise valley at the head of
Redmond creek, the line runs down q lit
tie creek emptying INTO the Snohomish,
runs along the south bank of that stream
for two or three miles and crosses it below
the forks Of the stream and joins the main
line at Tyee City. three miles west Of
Sylvan.
This line is q little longer than was at
first proposed. but as it can DO built very
cheaply. and having a grade practically as
good IS by way Of Everett. it can be ope-
rated fully as cheaply. The chief feature
OF the line is that it can be operated all the
year round, a. the work is almost all val
ley work. the only sidehiil work being for
a short distance going down into the Sno-
homish valley. Redmond valley is q fine
agricultural tract. nine miles long by
one-half to three miles wide. with smaller
valleys opening into il on each side.
Numerous signs of S,ai were found by Mr..
Whi,worth. but he did not stop 10 make
close investigation of them. 1t vas found
irnpracticable TO so over into Cherry val
lev, for the reason that between that val
ley and the Skykomish there is a very
high ridge. over which the desired maxi
mum grade could not be obtained Twas
also thought that shorter line could Re
obtained by leaving Squak river near
Wood snville and striking northeasterly.
bat while the desired grade could be OBJ
tanned by that rcate, IL would necessisate
grea. deal Of EigzacSing. which would
not shorten the line any.
The next step of the work will be TO
draw profile CT the line and make an es-
innate of the cost of construction After
that, II the money market does not prove
altogether too tight, the work of cons,ruc-
ton will be begun. The grading is light,
and work can he carried on at both ends
OF the line. so that il will take only few
months TO finish IL when 10 has been
started.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

fhisA9usasss. expahaatsy ssa fairness re4nisse %
Tie saEsc4 aad taparstAl psetcr nance q Tia is-
pog4nna 1ustoe - this trust
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

sascrln:ez 6eGi Newman kHae, OF tire faSs
sacre read. WHO has bean CT Arp 20 the Eas,
'or couple o: useSA 10 expected 10 resg.a
home toszoyrav
TIE Great Northern .ost has announces ~ a,
roga. TIP tickets util ne sola for oae fare be.
tween Isasnss IN idaae aaa Washington BIZ u !ss
apsrt GA Fearfa os JAY excs.s,cnx Tho ;aessss
stil 80 o. ale IN To 81 and ss limited 10 re,
:arn OF tie Sta
Ise boat plying o. the Columbia river ac..a
'rca wens;ehes lsavss ,Aai place Mcn.svs,
NeStresssys ana Fridays a; n II or after ne
arzsval OF tie ssreai Sassae-a trsa sroEs s~a,s.e
aad arrives from up The s.ves Ga Wednesdays.
sfseAys sad s9ndsys, connecting with tee east.
ee2aa trosn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
Hehest Lezvening Pover-Lat U. S Govt Report
@!a!!!!! R Rsxd:'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY Pure

ground that Mcdonald VAS no. chief and
no bonds we're needed.
Miller and Ronald then wen. into the
mayors Office and Miller accused the
mayor OF not showing proper respect for
the acting mayors authority. He said
the commission ought 20 have sustained
the suspension until the charges, were
heard. and then confirmed the removal or
reinstated Jackson. Ronald denied that
there Was any wan: of respect. and told
Miller he ought TO have formulated his
charges and been ready with his testimony
before he ordered the suspension of an Of
fcer. They both became pretty hot. but
Quoted down. aud Ronald promised that
ii Miller had any charges to make they
would be tried.
The next meeting Of the police commits
sion will be on Saturday next.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

Henry Hargcr Raglan took an audience
to "London-Old and New" at the Seattle
thea,er last night and gave them Q de-
lightiul tour without the discomforts of a
sea voyage or the disagreesble features of
life in the greatest city OF the world. The
splendid stereopsican views thrown on the
canvas to illustrate the entertaining mar
ra,ive aud graphic descriptions of the
lecturer held the attention Of the audience
in manner that evinced its appreciation.
The views have faculty Of melting into
each other and always coming at the right
moment Tonight Mr.. Raglan will give
Ramblings in Rome" one Of his best lee
lures. This will be followed during the
week by "A Trip to Alaska. Shakespeare
and the Avon" and "Glimpses of Scot
land -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
"rhe Black Crook"

Last nights presentation Of THE Black
Crook" was given before an audience that
made up for its lack Of numbers by appre-
ciative applause. Several changes were
made in the specialties. the most i'm
por:an.- Of which were apparent in Va
noias acts. His footing" Of the bells
va. a move, sight. and his fan scene was a
marvellous exhibition Of pedal equilibrium
The oyer fountain, with new posing
scenes, was also generally admired. Man
ager Cordray announces that every lady
who attends the "Wednesday matinee will
be presented with . handsome cake OF
toilet soap. manufactured by the Seattle
Soap Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

Ebert Lombard. . woodchopper who
lives near Lake View cemetery. was ar
rested at about 7:30 yesterday evening at
his home by Officer Gil Philbrick and De-
tec,ive Ed Cudihee. He Is suspected of
having burg arized MaItby Bros grocery
store, ON the corner OF Alton and Jackson
streets, about q week ago. About So
worth Of groceries were taken and some Of
these were found At Lombard's house.
Lombard denies that he is the burglar.
He Is - years old and married.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
AMUsEMENrs.
Engaged" BY society People.

Seldom has 90 much interest been
aroused over an amateur performance as
that which attends the production OF En-.
gagged" by Miss Olive Miller, Miss Carrie
Roper, Miss Ciunas. Miss Cheal. Miss Stu
art and Messrs. Taylor. Glbbon. Moore.
Jackson and Weathersby at the theater
Saturday evening. Already the sale OF
seats 10 something to be proud OF. 1t is
said that one prominet lady interested in
the success of the affair has alone disposed
of 100 tickets. The theater will have q
large and enthusiastic audience the even
ing Of the play.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
Great Northern Terminal Work,

The next great work OF local improve
men; by the tsrea, Northern road vii. be
the laying Of is ward tracks ard the con-
straeiion Of It's freight houses on the tide
HATS, whose the company owns 40 acres
for this purpose. Plans are nov being
prepared for this work, which will be
started sometime thls season. As riies
will have 10 be driven under all the tracks
the cost of this Improvement will be some
thing enormous. and viii approximate
q ssss nm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
Big Purchase Of DRY Goods.

A manufacturer stock of dress goods at
the Ches er Cieary store. The largest con-
signment of dress goods ever received in
this city. Owing TO the backwardness of
the season. this large lot OF goods rs Sc
cured by them for much less than the cost
of man ufacture These goods will be placed
on sac Wednesday morning, June -, a,
such extremely low prices as will be sure
to create big sensation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

euussx =. esoapsfAsspd WITH ssse1se u The rsehs
q do % - net b - iss. - - euoseasan8
fnstrumSasn. Rssen q IL st9e ~ ~ esonatoos
vstsozs The samiDo1s eoassss q ID ssosk-
ho,de,x. TIE isv "a this suh5ees - thus stassa
in Nossu<sx Ca Cosposs:toaa, section ssh.
"A eorprisssoa esn.os ecesoiiAats vita a1oeheT
eounan,i even pursnaas 70 Legislative susAos-
f.v. exee.a vsfh tbs ecas<ns ct al ID share
hos..ers tAn unssfhesssed cossots3aftco nay
Be preses,ses b any ctsssnstBg shssehotSes. 90
nav b. ~ se1 % ercrnd tcs ssvsssng hts con
section stsn TIE eospany ~ rs.esssson Of hss
"a s>eri 3stoa-" For vant OF eonsens On TIE Fart
OF al de Stockholders Of the ssatsie. Lake
sAor. !. Eastern Company. an unable 60 sfarm
the v.ssssty os the pszrsseai rserees at said con-
psry vsea the Northern Pacific Railway Com
rAay-
The ay%ve. contains The soslsvtne sxpositico
Of ne ccsss icess and eona.t.cn 81 tAe seattle,
Lake shsSse 4 Essssrn Company:
Thss ssesseassss. LAas shcre 4 Esssssa
E4fIusJ Company commences % DO
brssneis n April, yssS. asd iron
sass q :se % lane - 1850. period Ct
Eftesn: rscnsaa. easaed from al
eoysre3 ss-- -$~ssss - ~
An6 carsnr sae same period It's op@rst-
Tag eS peoses and nxed charges
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
Ar rHE woRLD.s YAIR.



CHICAGO, Sept 6.--The national Worlds
fair commission had another fruitless ses-
sion today. and unless quorum can be
got together tomorrow an adjournment for
fifteen or thirty days may declared. The
special committe appointed to investigate
the charges against Frank Hiebee. Judge OF
awards, charged with having tried to ex-
tort money from q safe exhibitor in lieu OF
prize. submitted It's report, finding the
accused guilty and recommending his dis
charge. Owing TO lack Of quorum no
action was taken.
Gov. Pattison, accompanied by his staff
and the famous sCity Troop of Philadel-
phia and tho First battalion Of Pennsyi-
yania naval reserves, arrived today to take
part In the Pennsylvania celebration on
Thursday.
ored guest tomorrow as the fair. Il will
be Wisconsin day, and big time is ex-
pected in honor OF the Badger state.
Saturday. California day. will be elabor-
ately celebrated. great preparations having
been made by the representatives of the
Golden state. Not the least OF the features
will be the distribution of fruit. ten car
loads of that acceptable commodity being
on the way from California to be given
away that day.
The weather today was fair with cool
ing breeze. The feature OF the day at the
fair was parade of the finest specimens
OF livestock. reviewed by Gov. Flower, cf
New York, and Hon. chauncey NJ. De-
pew and the opening OF the great Welsh
musical festival in Festival hall with what
was known a. the Gorsedd OF Island of
q Fa1 -. a
yond the shores OF that country. Prior to
the session OF Wsishmsn AZ Festival hall q
dozen members Of the Bardic Order met on
the green before the government building.
Howfs Mon, chief bard Of Gorsedd,
mounted an unhewn stone called ''Maen
Log" and read the dispensation issued by
the archdruid permitting al Eisteddfod nc
the Worlds fair and authorizing Howfa
Mon. whose other nane 10 Rev. Roland
Williamson. Presbyterian clergyman
from Wales. to establish q branch of the
Druid organization In this country. Tho
proceedings we're all in ths Welsh tongue
and designed to be just N the ancient
Druid priests conducted them centuries
ago. Interest In the Festival halt session
eentered IN the male chorus competition
of organizations In which are contained
the cream Of Welsh singers from Wales
and this eoustry.
The total admissions today we're ie9, ,959.
OF whom ii084 paid.
woEIps FAik 6Rousns. Sept. 6-tspe-
ciai l--yisitors from Washington regis
tered at the state building today as fol-
lows:
From Seattle Settie Hall, MFs. III. o.
Hewes, Miss l.. A. Lawton. j. ID. Thomas
and family.
From Tacoma-Ofis c. Jackson, Mrs. v.
+. Harreres, Herbert +. 0afnbell, Y. NJ.
Phillips.
From Esiensbure George d. Green.
From South fgsnd--i.em Laslon.
From MohtesAno-G. w. Williams.
FROM North Yakima-Mrs. III. J.
Snively.
From Olympla--F. G. Brown.
From snos,omssh- y. Bailey.
From Anacortes Maggie Campbell.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
MUnpEK AT EvKHErr.
Johnny the sinner shot By Bartender
Eddie Jameson.

EyEKErr. sept a-ISpecial. IA fatal
shooting STRAY happened about uoon today
in the Board Of Trade saloon, near the
railroad track. bay siGe. In which John III.
I,oudridge, a eolored bcotblsck, known A.
Johnny the Sinner, was shot and instantly
killed by Eddie Jameson. the bartender
From The story told by witnesses ~ the
inquest held By Coroner Limerick this
evening it appears the quarrel started
about payment for q glass Of boer while
the men we're shaking dice. Doudridgs
called jameson vile name. and the latter
struck him on the head with q beer glass
and told him 20 leave the saloon. noud-
ridge stepped Qua upon the sidewalk and
told Jameson 20 come oas and he would
fight him.
Jameson went into bis bedroom behind
the bar, 20. revolver and started for the
door, Doadridgs was shcut tNslys ex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

PoRr TOWNSEND, Sept. h--tspeciai. r.
Three union sailors. John Dolsn. Charles
Wilson and Harry Stokemsn. have been
arrested and held for trial in the superior
court for robbing the larder of the union
sailors boarding house.
Clerk hire at the postofIice has been re-
duced from s.. 600 to 81. 400 per annum, TO
take effect Immediately.