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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23
ANOTHER SCANDAL
Aired in the French Chamber Of
Deputies Yesterday,
The GRAVE CHARGES OF BRIBERY

Statesmen by the English
Government Contained in Papers
Alleged to Haye Boon stolen From
the British Embassy-NliIleroye At
tcmpts to Read Thcm Amid Excite,
ment-The Chamber Votes That the
Documents are Bogus-The Fight
Against Clemenceau Continues
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23
I..cnnnn FROM tl,n pnn.

AT m carly hour yesterday morning
Charles Harrington, from Berkeley
county, prisoner In tho Monndsvillo
pcniientiary, left the hospital, whore
he was put TO nurse n ievor patient,
scaled tho wall with ladder, and has
not since been seen, lie was "truaty,"
having but two years to serve
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23
UNIVERSITY RUMPUS,
Thostate of Affairs do Not Improve
in the Least,
THE Welfare OF The INSTITUTION

Seriously JeopaFdized by the Com
plIcations in the Faculty-A sentl-
mont Among Students and Friends
of the University That a Thorough
Cloauingout and Reorganization is
tho Only Remedy = Testimony
Against Prof. Ogden -ouaFrels
Among Professors Must Stop If all
Have TO go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23
1lnso nnll Gnmcs Ycstprhny.

Cincinnati-CincinnatiO o; Chicago 8.
Cleveland-Cleveland 3; Pittsburg l..
Philadelphia, Pa-Philadelphia, 12;
New York, s.
Brooklyn, N. Y,-Brooklyn, 5; Wash.
ington, 6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23

NEw YoRR, June 22-D. Med.
White, Of the consolidated stock OK.
change, has announced his inability to
moot contracts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23

GREENNiLLg, MiCiL, June 22,-Tho
City National bank Of this city, was
closed this morning by order Of Bank
Examiner Caldwell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23

MAuuA, NloAuAGUA, Juno 90, Official
letters recalling Minister GuSnan from
Washington havo bpen signed and
sealed and forwarded by steamer via
California.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23

DEsMolNEs, Ia, June GA cyclone
passed through Adair county southwest
OF here last night and devastated u
strip quarter OF mile wide. A large
number OF farm houses were destroyed,
but no fatalities are reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23

BosToN, MASS, June 22.--Crossy &
Noyos, contractors and builders, and
b, O. Noyos 4 Co, furniture manufac.
turers, have mado an assignment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23
Tlie Crnr's Tl,nnl,s,

ST. PETRRsBuRo, June 22.--Tho Car
has officially thanked tho commission.
ore who negotiated tho extraditlon
treaty between Russia and the United
States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23
TWENTY KILLED,

A Terrible Cyclone In Kansas-An Entire
Family Wiped out-Awful Devastation
In the storms Path,
PERRY, KAs,, June 22.-The most de-
structive and death dealing cyclone
that ever visited eastern Kansas passed
through Williamstown and the sur
rounding country in Jefferson county
last night. 1t travelled southeast and
took in scope OF country half mile
wide and about six miles long, Not a
house, barn or tree was lett standing in
it's path, 1t was accompanied by a
terrible rain storm and midnight dark
ness. Eleven dead bodies have SO far
been discovered and it is known that Mt
least five more were killed, The dead
o.o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-23

EVANS, J. 7,
Evans, Emery,
HUTCHINSON, Mrs, JOHN.
KINcAIDE, SAMUEL,
KISoAIpE, CLARA.
KINcAIDg, SADIE
KMCAlDE, WALTER
KINcAIDE, EVA
KINCAIDE, WILLIAM
STEWART, SAMUEL.
Their bodies are all horribly mangled.
Mrs. Hutchinson's arms and limbs were
found in a tree mile from the house.
Eva Kincaides head was severed from
hor body Three persons are known to
be fatally injured and many others are
seriously hurt. Complete detail. can.
not be obtained, but it is probable that
at least twenty persons have boon killed
aud thirty houses blown down.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05
CONDENSED DIspATCnks.

The Lebanon Trust and sale Deposit hank, as
Lebanon, Pa. hss suspended Temporarily.
The Usage Indians have refused % cell their
reservation In oklahoma territory to the govern
ment
An unsuccessful attempt 70 wreck and rob
Wabash train was made on Thursday near At
iaa,a. Mo.
Fire At Sanger. Cal, destroyed livery stable
and cssnls;ed sighseea horses Ffiday morning
Loss. &, ,ao
Fire At Princeton. MINI. easly Friday morn
ing destroyed the Fiat National bank ana ssven
other buildings. Los. Ssn.oce: Insurance par.
ual
Thu KarmsA which arrived in New York On
Thursday from Naples. Was held ., quarantine
to 10 aisiniecscd There were no cholera cases
ca board
The Fisst National Aank OF fiattsxiile VIA.
the fsrst National hsak. OF Hammond Ind
aud tbs Ciaxsas' National eaax. OF Muneis.
LAD. have suspended.
pr. isaso Crook. late Of Tire University Of the
Pacific. California has heea elected Chancellor
81 Wesleyan university ~ I4ncolr, Net. 10 sue.
eeea Rev, {. =. Creishsoa. resignea.
Fifty osseess ana ra~a attached 20 the dse.,f
raent eft Colorado United states Anew have
arrived ia In Angeles from santa Pc Thss I.
ia accorasnee liza the seeeat order chanktav
Department headquarters
salt a,s hsen commenced sysius, rohn =
Mitchell. David FerSSsoa aad Jeaa Jehnsoa Nv
Receiver Rocker. III the wssecasia Flra sas
aAssne Insurance Company hzak. To secure
jadSesSat Ga asosnsnesy noses agSress,snv
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DEFEAT or MATAAFA.
Sa,nseis Rsbel Chisltain and
His Follower 6arfendee.
Tne r.eacG sATTlG q aaAliG-


Ana, oamoA July lA-1hs 1oaepre-
dietsd var Il Samoe has besa commenced
and b finished, ~ Information q ths
three powers quitting decisive end - the
troubis. The frst cuthesak Of hoetiiites
occnrsed July z. when The royal forces
starred their march On 4AIie. which VS.
Natasfa's camp They captured IN out
post and disaSmsd the four men n Il. after
which they we're Ut q liberty. The nsxt
day the war actually began, aad The iirss
blood Va shed. lataala's foecss vsss
scattered. NaIietoa had carefully planned
his attack snd. bat for the accidental dis
charge Of gun. which procipitated the
extsrminated.
patient ct what they considered the In
didefsnce Of the three powers and de-
termined to take the matter into their
own hands. and the advances upon Naiie
was begun One section Of the kings
army was SAINT through the bush with
orders 70 spread ont and connect with
another section below Male. a thud
section accompanied By an armed 6set d
fifteen boats sailing Close in shore went
along the beach According TO the plan
Mataafa Vas 70 b hemmsd in on Ill sidea
The accidental discharge Of . gun brought
the two forces into conflict before the
circle around Nataafa vas complete. At
. plantation Belonging 70 . German firm.
the followers Of Malietoa and adherents Of
Aataafs met, both lines extended from
the ocean beach three or four miles into
the interior. A largp detachment Of Ne
taafa's men we're stationed IN cattle gard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05


woHtp's FAiR GRorsce. Aug. A-Ths
weather today Was all that the Worlds
fair visitors could wish, clear and cool.
With refreshing hreese from the lake.
This wss scot,and's day and MANY
thousand sons al Scotland gathered. In
Guiding members of various societies. in
native costume. lending most bright and
picturesque appearance to the grounds.
There Was reunion this morning 1t the
Illinois building. mostly OF literary men.
musicians and artists. Later q congress Of
Scots vas held in Festival hall. at the
Scottish songs Was held,
The council OF administration Of the
Worlds isir has directed the director gen.
srsl to investigate the dances Of the orr.
entails in Midway plassance. and If found
i'm moysi To stop them q; once.
Theodore Thomas submitted 70 IN.
Worlds FAIR committee on music today a
plan for the rcorganis alton of the fnu,ie
department which includes an offer 10 re
sisn as masieai director. lie saws for the
remainder Of the fair music should NOT y.
treated a. art. but a. amusement. s,ainy
away with the necessity for director Of
music.
sn.e continued today With reading Of "a,
pers.
Mary y. Lease, Of Kansas, held the a,
teasion Of women LAWYERS. describing ,ns
rise OF the foraliss movement
Woxse's fAis GsorSps. Aug. <-fsp.
cial. f--vsssters IRON Washington revls,sse,
~ the states building today as follows:
From Sesttie-Isnes NJ. wiamer. J. {
Neset., J. III. Melsfssr;y. C. f. Benjsm
FROM Taeoms--i. r. Manning and q.
Mr.. NJ. Gross. Mrs. Charles : fosg, Aana
4. Phillips.
From osympiA-Anna s, Phillips, L. +
RyFne.
frossa Chewelah--M Mrs. X. J. Fisk.
Prom Hack psAsnond-Llsxls A. Jones
Frvn Ruslyn-n. Il, Gross.
Mrs. Al,cs Hoagatoa returned 20 Srsa.
Kane sonige: 90 aeeeun, of the i!Iness ei
her mother. Miss fdelle HouShtou is a..
charge OF the woman department
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LoxpoN, Aug. 4. Replying to ques-
ton in the house of commons tonight the
parliamentary secretary for the navy said
tina, no demand had been made
by tho French for the withdrawal oi
the British warships from the blockade
limits in Siamese waters Their removal
outside the limits. he added, would no,
have been permitted by her majesty's gov
eminent. The statement vas greeted with
lnui .,hear;us
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05
THE MIDwINrER FAIR
California; After dhsef Thorpe ana On q
chicago t1syscateure Eahthss

CHscAeo. Aug. &-Tae later ossca saws
California - certainly making S,roag b,ss.
To xia popularity fos its Eala winter e xros.
ton. IL has now offered Uncle John
Thorpe. chief Of the department, OF tsos.
calsars Of the Worlds Colamhisrs
exposition . ten year contract TO TAX.
charge Of the rark connected With the L.
land Stanford university. il be viii se-
ceps positsea for six moaths hersnain \
November as superintendent of iarsea
SuFe at the San Francisco show. A fus,
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HosoLrLu. July 2&-Charles Creighton.
from whom an apology Was demanded by
the provisional government for using
Minister Blcunt's name in presenting =
cane to Claus Spreckeis, has not yet re-
piled since the rejection Of his profiered
explanation. The royaiists ssy he viii re-
fuse to apologize.
Prof. W. d. Alexander. special Hawaiian
commissioner to Washington City. left to-
day on the MonowM. He Is given cart
blanche to make the best terms possible
with the United States.
A bill has been introduced In the coun-
Gil to vest crown lands in the government
and to provide for their distribution
among the people. The military bill has
been amended so as to do away with the
regular army and make national guard
volunteer force.
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LoNpoS. Aug. &--The sham battles be-
tween the two fleets that have been ma
neuvering off the Irish coast ended today.
The Red feet was finally defeated by the
Bsue fleet, and the vessels composing it
dispersed. The viciors pursued the fiee-
inc vessels. and had the hostilisiss been
real instead of makebelieve, ii could be
ss,d ths. the hole Red hees fell into the
hands of the enemy.
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nArzlAx HxrusLIc cnIzxsx.


1Atrty-1Uo OehoHo Held.
PORTLAND. Aug. k-fSpecial. Flour
more of the Chinese on the Haytian Re-
public were allowed TO land this morning.
The remainder. some shirty-swo h num-
Der. were arrested By the United States
marshal on warrants procured BY Collec-
tor Black, and II 1 80 p. m. United States
Commissioner Paul r. Deadly opened
court in the smoking room on board the
steamer for the examination Of the prison
era Collector Black proved that those
examined had no certificates issued BY the
collector Of internal revenue, under the
Gsary Get, and claimed that, Therefore,
they we're mot entitled 70 land.
The prisoner produced certificates IL
sued before the Gsary oct passed. which
their counsel claimed were valid and en-
titled them to land. And then the prison.
ere were examined a. 20 the gsnuinensss
Of these and their knowiedgs Of the city 20
show that they had formerly resided here.
IL will take several days TO conclude the
examination, when the commissiouee will
give his decision and the casss viii pseb-
ably 80 10 the United States court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05


sAs Wes sAs AssAss u sAs Pesn esd.
ale Yssv Ova Caaes."
ISpEAyAroIs. Aug. A-Sarah !. Bolton,
s,ns Of the oldest and most famous women
u Indiaaa, died 1t her residence in this
city tonight Mra Bolton was known -
she poetess Of Indiana and has written
many poems that are known the world
over.
tMrs. Sarah TITLE Bolton. who was IA
nous forty years ago ~ tho pioneer poet
af Indiana, was IN her 18th year. It 10
rare indeed that the first author OF note in
new common wealth lives 70 witness such
literary development ~ that Of the
Central West Of today. She Was born
December Is. 1878, in Newport. Ky. but
sas taken to Madison, Ind. in her infancy
and had lived In Indiana over seventy
years. At the age Of II she had . poem
published In Madison paper and two
years later married the editor. Nathaniel
Bolton. Her most famous production per-
haps, Paddle Your Own Canoe" was
published in lSj0. but her Last Supper Of
the Girondtsts" IL most highly praised By
pointed consul ut Geneva, and during the
for various American newspapers. She
was preeocious in the fullest sense Of the
word. her earliest productions being
among her best. yet for forty years she
maintained her standing In literature
Other noted articles from her pen are "a
Winter Day" What We DO Not Know, !"
The Legend Of Chateau Chene." LEO
line" and ITO the Arve at Its Junction
With the Rhone'
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o.... Record Broh...

CrxHAvES, Aug. A-Ths fuerst Bis
ma-ck arrived from Nes York today. She
passed the Needles st l 40 p. m, making
the passage in six days, fourteen hours and
shirty-five minutes. beating the record Of
the City Of Paris. which was ak days,
nineteen hours and four minutes.
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CRIMINAL NEWS.

The niae CAee,sw faiisns Who were ssa.
ssacsd 70 es shet on ass asss az wIieurtoa. 1T
were granted Eaasth's respite
Nelson vAnkfsk. axsa - caieaso R,.r. ~
Tssds ope:sscs, ~ss tercsi 10 tho waii on Fri.
Gay. He a enee vsnss 10 pa private osies sna
sora miff~d suicide
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Judge NcDonaid. deputy collector Of
customs at this port, yesterday forwarded
his oflcial bond TO Collector Saundera II
was for $780, 900. the same . required Of the
Tacoma deputy. and was signed BY w. r.
Epler and C. p. Stone - suretiss. Col
lsctor Wasson did not require any bond Of
his deputies.
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Axorasa nEvolUrlon srAsTsD.

The Siege ~ La Plata ord . New Up
rising In ASgone1ne.
vALPAkAiso. Aug. A-Hard fighting 10
ping the siege Of L. Plata. where
Gov. Costav, OF the province Of Buenos
Ayres, IL practically cut on from
communication with the capital BY
the revolutionary troops who are
investing the city. The correspondent In
Buenos Ayrss tslegsaphs that the pro-
vincial forces have made repeated efforts
to cut their way through the lines OF the
Civico nationals. but they have failed.
During these engagements 400 men have
been slaughtered. Another revolution has
been started in the province Of Corrisntss
against the governor.
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Albany. Or Aug. A-Rsports from the
eastern terminus Of The aOreeon Pacific
railroad ssy that extensive forest Ares are
raging in the mountains. The nre has
burned over many hundred acres and Il
still spreading in every direction. Only
heavy rain can prevent great destruction
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SAN JOSH III CosrA RIGA. Aug. 4.-Yel-
low fever is raging At Port Lirnon 20
severely that half the population fell
victims TO is.
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| GEARY ACT CASE
California Decisisa nay Bring
I Il Up In supreme Csart
4 eGpvslsoas Oaucus GALL.
1vsosusv WIN sepesy cssssssy . -
.A-1hs Dsssse - Cass-A Rss-
- - LeoD - 1osGA.

01Gme Of toossco ~ or - strS - -
sbs decisisn u Judes Davis - sossnssn
California, thst the dspcsting sseoon o.
the Geasy sct II unconssjtsssonai Aeune
ATTORNEY Gesesai Nsyssn hes disecsea
Tinted States Attorney Dsnis. q Loo
Aprssss. 70 repssssns the sovsrnnsns
whsh shs cass On appeal comes op ioe AZ
suussns. This appeal may casss The whois
naeser % b again brought besors The ~
sreene courf full beBch. when Jussacs hsf-
Ian comes baek sad Justtcs Blatshiosds
place i supclisd b. nss sppotntss.
Pdvate advicss, later apparently sna
rnoYs snshsnaie than those received ~ the
efnte dscarsnseue - 70 the movemsnss o.
4hs HeYine Ga arbitrator. have reached
thss city. eenator Morgan cables bis son
that Is win - Impossible Tor him 70 leave
Paris before August ~ This postpone
ussnt h two weeks bsyond the time org
isaily nef Tor departure 6evsrsi days $50
the ssnasor vas booked for passags Oh ne
ptesmer sailing August 5. and this 80
taken - q sign that the verdict Of the sfos-
traitors would b rendered this week.
FROM the language Of his cabsegsam II
ssesrs 70 b. doubesul whether the afos-
ssasorv viii have finished theif duties even
upon the 18th.
Il has lust leaked ont from archives Of
an. ,er.ion bureau that Deputy Commits
49,, PAR vho made numerous public
.s.aemsnts .evereIy condsmnins the dlsa-
h5lity pension decisions Of JudKe Long ana
sshs,. 10 himssif il the same host up 70
Nay 81 with the condemned psnstonsrs
now hauled mp for his scrutiny. Unth
is.s Msv - deev s disabiiisy pension Of
- - -
,--ss,. erd he.,x diseaaa. the alieeed re-
mn 81 military services. The decision Of
As.issapt SECRETARY Rsynolda which
nIaoed abie-bodlsd vstsrans bsyoad the
raIs n nsa.;ouabSes vas rendered on
Iavy7. Poor DAYS later Bsll addfssssd .
ietts, 10 the com misssonss. IN witch he
,s.l,rsd has pen,ion. declaring tbst hs
~ ccu.td.red himsoaf entitled 70 it undss
former decisions. bat Thought that usdsr
Rsynolds' ruling 10 VS. no longer en-
eIais,l 70 draw the AMOUNT Deputy Com.
rsissio.sr Rsli. hsins esksd jf TIE ssats-
nnent ahout 81, having drawn . Disability
1910. lor hfmsalf - the. replied
~ .nruosed that the thing would cons
ant sooney a. ister. Yea Il 8 true"
The tressurv dspartmsnt today pur.
ehseed II, 40 oupces Of silver q n cents
-, ounce. a. advance Of IL Cents over the
nrice pssd wednesday. The ossss today
smounted ro $4,000 ounces. The pur-
ehase. tins far for the month aexre9ats
af0OnO ounees
snr~.or f3eneval Woman. a. Che marine
hoaraesl sarvfca hae received = ropore
from Or. Jenkins aneut the supposed
choIe-a on the stssmsr Kasamanta. When
the sseaner len Naples ill on board wsrs
veil The second DAY out Rosa Bucoola
died Of eonesstion Of the iunes and
dlay,h0a. Ana inst before reaching mort an
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BRIEF cAaLxGRAwS

Al earthquake sheex wM felt Q, Leicester
Eag, TnussAAy svsasax.
TIE royal aecres dissnivlsg the cossss "a,
read ~ NAara1 yesterday.
Twensy new caaes OF cholera and 1aurse<a
assses wcrv Reported from Naples % Friday.
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Engineer symington lsft Black Dianeu1 on
Tuesday. but IL IL expected that spmD oe The
prospecting forcs win rsmain II the suploy Of
the company in other capacities as Black Dia-
mind
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Our unprecedented sale cosamsness today.
Hysns. Paasea d Co
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Our unprecedsnsea salo commeueeo today
uya0s, Psuson 4 Co
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oar unprecedented sass commences TO-DAY.
Hysas. EsGson 4 Ia
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Drsv~sa IN Snake niver.

LKwIssoy. idaho. Aus. Jack Kenyon
Was drowned in Snake river this aitsrnoon.
He complained Of . hsadechs ana said he
~ou,d 60 TO the river and take . bath. Il
- thought that plunging into cold water
in heated condition brought on eramrs.
The body was found shortly afterwards.
Ksnyon's ls9s and arms were fsarfully
fvisesd. showing that he suffered great
pain. His family live % Camas Prairie.
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4ne lsaaarie<. .his; TOE ~ eents ss Sutton A
As4ain's, Ias -eata second ssseet
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Oar unprecedented ssss es@Exness today.
0yAsas. fA2soa s Ca
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Oar unpssesdsassd ssis eammsaen today.
ryAmxv fsusou Co
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imporssd cassssA Leach. Augustine 3 Co
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Scrofula

The following h frcm
Mr.. J. VI. Tillbrook,
wife 81 Ne Mayor Of Nc
Keesport Penn:
MY little boy Willie.
now SIX years old. two
years ago had ascroiula
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TACOMA. ApG. A-fspsciai- &c. r Ferry
viii speak before the Commercial Club
Isssday on the street paving question:
sunday 81 10 .. m the Wsstminsees
ssseket team will piay Tie Tacoma cricket
tam ~ the Eseventh strest bail groaud.
Joseph Eesrmayer HIS bssn sppointsd
essisf Of the monsy os1ss department. b
s@stmastsr Cass. NJ Kgermaysr = :
I;tiicum.
The Taeoma and Evesett football tsams
ss..ay bsrs tomorrow st the Eleventh stfsss
sounds.
Tho summer vacation term 81 the su-
yeriof court viii b continued through
august. one judge holding court for the
slssposisios Of business demanding imms-
siiats sttsntion.
AT. James, the new superintendent q
sns public schools. hes arrived from
omaha.
Mira DsmorssA, Of Edison, fainssd IN the
rsunieipal court today from heat snd ex-
Clement.
Divorces were granted today to William
II. udaii from Cora NJ Udall. and TO Lena
IL. stursss from William ssurgsa.
Mayor Huson has vesoe d the ordinance
compelling the prosecuting attorney and
che city clerk to give boads in the sum OF
81. 900 and $4,000 respectively. - he dess
ssot consider these ollctsa idocisry trust