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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-07
. POPULIST SCHEME.
GeveFnnent 70 b Urged - U'
chase Western Railrooda
1hsy Ass AnbsshsA ~ 1vs Ransss1ss
n Whsa 1hsy Wsss 0eas6 - nsag-
0ssuonng - Hsass nsessvses.

CufCAeo, AoG. 6-H3neo tno e3ooo q -
sisss eosvsnston Geosus =. Wsshbusn. ~
IBsueen, ehsirnaa os shs Kssssss dtvisioe
IT ~ nosionai cemnistss u 10 Reopsss
yossy, md Gel. 4. c. FISK. = Dsaves.
president a. che Paa-Amssieoa BbNssAihc
Associates, Together vSsh othss prcmi
hsns Populiuts ~ The wsDl, hsvs bssn tn
4ssusuItatioa With hankofs, capitalists and
sstlYoad men q ~ West dsvistng
xieantic railroad schsns Of gcvesnment
owsssship. which they think viii snosd
Enaucisl rsltsf - the coantry and make at
essee IN jssue q two of tbs Pct pasnks oe
skelr eiatlorm. J. II. Davis. Of Texas,
Who wss the Populist candidate for At
scsney general year s9o. u legal counsei
ies the Poputissa. Il II alleged thst the
ssonsy sssinesncy hiss effected tsensposts-
sios % greatly that the receipts Of many
Wessssn roods have fallen on fully one-
aktsd, and sscsivssships Tor some of them
Aays slsssdy hssn ssksd for. which would
also mean the ruin Of commercial and In
sitsserial interests IN every Wsstern and
southesn stats. Washbum states that
snost of shs stock oil slssss roa6s h held In
Nsw Eneland, thsy bsing Boston entss-
crises. and the los Of dividends and
sAssasepsd ruin h rapidly changing ssnti-
l1seat IN that section In favor Of govern
NEST owsssuhip Of railroads. - veil - for
kj .WetaIIiem.
The pian proposed il for the national
government 70 Issue bonds for al
y~aal sad Just indebtedness. bsing
ecvesnsd BY the same tenure and
rsntsacs which now exist. The amount
IL setiassed 70 b shout two-shircs Of the
wsloe Of The railroads and the issuance Of
legal teadsr treasury notes orsfivsr csrtifi-
easss for the remaining ons-shirsi. Objsc-
tian vaa raised 10 the Popuiists' plan TO
pay o0s-shird In Treasury notes. which
twtsuld greatly incrsass the price of prod
eess In The country. but Il Il claimed that
this issuance of treasury notes would If
fs,fd immediate financial relief and In
sugursss . period Of prosperity unparai-
asled ~ the history Of the world. The
fopuIists do not proposs that the govern
sssant buy Nil the railroads at once. but %
gradually that no shock would b gelt In
The money maskst The Populists ny
that while their party n opposed 70 any
nav issuancs Of national bonds, no objsc-
siop could - offered 70 IN even exchsngs
af bonds which already exist; the bonds
SDssld b gradually paid, and In . lev years
1aH eosssnment would own the railroads.
e 10 claimed thnt the plan would not
antaeoniss existing railroad intsrests, and
Is the government owned all the railroads
xsst Of the Nississtppi river, instead Of b.
Ing competitive 10 Eastern roads. they
aouid b. distributiwe, and could b. used By
shA government % move crops to market ct
ssost and 10 this way develop the resources
81 the great Western countrv and therubv
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ZURICH. Aug. 6--The international no.
ciaiist congress opened here today. Dele
gates were present from sixteen countries.
The morning session was taken up with
the appointment Of an executive commits
tee Of two delegates from each nation rep-
resented. In the afternoon there vas .
meeting and demonstration. The dele
gates marched in procession through the
principal streets TO Shuie Piatx. where
mass meeting was held. addresses being
made by several speakers.
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Resolutions On Amnesty.
Tie Irish-Americans OF Seattle and Ia
com's held their annual picnic at Amunds'
Iross, near Alki point. yesterday after
nocs. under the auspices OF the Irish
American Club. Of Seattle. and the Emer-
aid Club. Of Tacoma. The cloudy sky
in TIA morning threatened in vain. for =
big. oily. eood-natured crowd from both
cities was in attendance from start TO fin
ish sad every hoat added to il. Even the
slieEss sprinkle IN the afternoon made no
eha'sgc IN the programme OF festivities.
It's principal event OF the day was the
tug ,f.war between the Seattle and Tacoma
clufa. IL vas long pull and a strong
rnlts but the lr!sh-American Club OF
sea.sie finally carried off the prize.
Eve steel engraving Of the Irish
raseso'. Robert Emmett, offered BY Gov
Mo!,Faw. The other prixes. offered hy Sc
ss,}1s bu,ines. men. were also warmly con-
ies2esi tor. and awaried as follows: Fancy
fat for best lady xal,ser. Mrs. Dowlinr.
fanny vest for heat gentleman Walter
Thsssuas Fiaher,y: pair OF sl.pre-. for hes,
iaf jig aud reel dancer. Miss X ate f.syan !:
sea..emans prize for the same feat. !.
cs@e, Martin Tierney; u box OF cigars for
500 faSt. AAA-itas lfolSterty. sill
We siass Tor :at mans race, Mority Koci,
S.EtF matchbox Tor standing lump.
ItsArses NcDerin0,t: box of cigars for
s'sStding Jumps, Mortimer o'Coauor; ha,
log running hop step and Jump. r.
ir>@FAcm psis ~ slippers for girls race.
~ Agnes McSamee: si!ve. Gun for rat.
t4s.& the shot, William Fitzgerald. uarh
Nc'sroy had the largest family on The
gifsands, and sAs presented . prize of a
sa&* o1 rear and tive pounds of coffee
Asss Julia NJ. Murphy won the six arn.
eseSla os'creS. 10 the yenng woman selling
sks most tickets
Is vas decided 10 express ,he sentiments
Of hose present as IN the extension q.
srsaessy 20 the political prisnae,s i'm.
rfSs.saed dursn. the late SALISBURY admin
issgssioa in England, and resol a.lons wee
aSy5ssed.
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LONDON. Aug. 6-The Calcutta CORE
spondsnt Of the Times says: Currency
matters are slowly but surely settling
down and confidence 10 returning. II 10
daily becoming more evident that the
silver shipped by the banks in June was
intended TO pay for heavy speculative
purchases OF rupee paper for London.
Had the bank financed purchases with
council drafts instead OF silver the paper
never would have left the country, a. the
price If drafts would have made that
operation imprscticable. The superfluous
SILVER retarded the establishment of the
gold standard for weeks, while the action
OF India in letting council bills 20
for less than l6 pence depressed
tho price Of paper in England
and caused refiux to India. There il
great satisfaction over the course adopted
by the secretary OF state for India in not
selling under the last rate. 1t Is generally
believed that he will not have to wait
much longer to realize l6d. II 10 sisnifi.
cant that all efforts to force exchange be-
low l5Y5ld have failed.
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kaKB m0EHs AuBHrlON.
The Eight Over ehs LasA O0ee Cess
MOyptly On.

AOS411y d.
Hoks Smiths relative, Mike Hoke, Of
Tacnn,a. Who IL nov clerk in storp. Is
said not 20 be seeking the ONCE Of register
Of the Seattle land ONCE, but that OF
the Oh npia once. within whose jusisdic-
ton 10 resides. A telegram Was re-
cstvsd from Washfngton City yes
tefdsv to the effect that Hugh
Wallace Was expected there and
that iia.nediatsly thereafter Capt U Tooie's
app0is ;ment would b announced. The
captasa's opponents are hoping that he
may have m interview with Secre-
tayy Hoke Smith 20 that his
qualiEeations-Or otherwhe--may be
made raanifest 10 the appointing power.
They csk Why % much stress IL laid upon
the eject Of Wallace's visit, II O'Tools's ap-
pointassnt II 80 certain - recent dispatches
seem So indicate. Capt. O'Tools II said to
have sesn Republican until quite re-
Gently. and even to have been candidate
for ofssas on the Republican ticket.
Thomas r. Drew 10 at Washington City
In the interest Of Alderman Brewers can
didaes, but the friends Of ex-Judgs 8. g.
Carlisle are not idle. They point
TO Ills exceptionally acsivs and
honorable career ~ . state senator,
and the unQusstionable service
he re.,dsred - minister to Bolivia during
Clsvessnd's previous term. The same
reasess. they say. which influenced the
selection Of Brinker for United States
district attorney should operate to his
advantage In the present emergency.
II. Il. Shields IL practically out Of the
race. - he was indisposed to make con-
test sssr the Office. The appearance Of J. T.
Lentss 40 . candidate has surprised the
wosksYs. and It Is evident he has been
making quick run while others we're
ASLEEP, The Democrats generally are in
that respondent mood which jus titles the
conclusion that O'Toole will be
appreciated mainly because his selection
will ~ slap at King county. The action
OF James Hamilton Lewis In backing
OT,Hac II causing much bitter
ness. as tho Skagit county man
was one Of the most uncompromising
scora.rs Of the ''ditch," and was ono Of
the little band OF conspirators who
leagaed with Sniveiy TO betrsy Lewis ut
tho olympia convention.
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PlLLsBURY IN JAIL AGAIN.
He Claims He Osly Went e See His
sick Wife.

He Claims He Osly Went e See His
Sick Wife.
l.. c. Pilisbury, who was arrested in
Davenport last Thursday for skipping his
bonds in connection with the case Of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses from
X. W. Barto, arrived in the city last
night in charge of Deputy Sheriff
7. J. MeCorry. and was located once more
in his old cell. His former companions
were waiting for him and accorded him q
hearty welcome. lie felt much aggrievsd
that the Seattle papers or his bondsmsn
had insinuated tina: he intended to evade
trial. and told how he happened to be in
Davenport instead OF Seattle when his
case was called last Monday.
II went 10 Tacoma last Friday" he
said. expecting to so to work in the Side
board saloon. but on Saturday received
telegram from my wife At Davenport ask
ing me to come at once. ~ she
was sick unto death with blood poison
Ing. / got q pass from friends In
Tacoma and went. Before going /
wrote to my bondsmen and also my a.
torney aad did the same from Davenport,
asking that the case be continued NY
wife was in destitute circumstances and
needed nay attention would have gone
under those circumstances II the bonds
had been $50 90 instead OF 500.
Although Mra Piiisbury Was reported
very sick by her husband. she was able to
accompany him TO Spokane, where she is
now stopping With Mrs. Albert Anderson.
Piilsbury says the authorities as Spokane
would not let him SO friends there 70 get
q pass for hrs vifs to Seattle. Piiisbusy
claims to be near relative Of the Mime
apolis family OF that name. but 10 have
been thrown of by his father because he
married an Irish girl.
Among ~ tourists reg issssed At tae Dillss arc
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sfsTssrRs. Aus. e-Joseph Kidd na--
Yosss escap~d lyeehias sass af,sraoon
HIS Frsfnest brutal treatment Of hi, ehI..
d-vs, has ine~ased the ncsxahor.. and a
retsas this afternoon thai his hox x.,
haGF.as By the thumbs in his stable
hrcssh: hoslsnx mob of fully 80 peorse
10 slss ssenc. A rors ~ss throsa over a
eeatTr sent pos. near she house. hat the
fcissa Sish drawn reviewers held shs NAB
., haf The officers arrested Kidd sni
msfe'scs hssa 20 ihs police station. with
ssssss .tsswn rsvesvers ssau in their hands.
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Ono 8esolts 81 Death 81 Psloslpols ga
she Othes Was Bloealoso.
SAN JUAN BAurrsrA, Mexico. Aug. a.
Two prominent young men Of this city.
Aurelio Ansoro and Jesus Sugo. who had
quarreied over . trivial matter, fought .
duel with pistols. Both were killed and
the father Of 6ugo. was seriously
wounded while attempting to stop the
affair.
Cirr or Mexico. AUG. 6-Ths details Of
another duel have become public here.
Rafael Reyes Spindolai, editor Of FL Uni
ssrsol, considering himself injured by Ger
tain paragraphs which appeared in GU
Bias. demanded Satisfaction from Fran
cisco Hoctes Deoca. Pistols ct twenty
PAGES we're the terms decided upon. Three
shots we're fred without result, after
which the seconds brought the affair to q
conclusion.
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0atrtnal-vati ran Oa.,v>p

Losp"N' Aug o.-The Italian govern.
inen' has refused officially to recognize
the nomination OF Cardinal Sartom as
patriarch o' venice. on account of the
pope accession not TO re-es,ahlish the
n'oaas v'Fends With the 9nirinal. The
thT"Htctss Rome correspondent saws that
the pore ss greatly irrita,cd and visits his
disp'easare upon Cardinal R.mpolla. non.
uiseal secretary Of state. whose position
has recently been shaken.
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bsseKox. Aag- Qualification, of N.
francf'e.afaesc agreement were az
changed On Friday. NJ. Pavie. F,s,ch
minister. will return TO his pos, here o,,
Monday. Tho French Gag was h,n,.s
down \, hch-Sa-chang aad the si,ms.s
customs officials have been allowed 20 -
turn.
fssEs. Aug s-M. Pavie has c,hlsa
Minister Deyelie the fact Of the recein. ~
SANS official acceptance OF the French
u!,iraafurs
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Epsi.ad's Narrow Esc.p. from war.

LONDON. Aug. Gust before leaving
town Tor holiday on Friday, Lord Rose
berry said to political friend I'VE were
nearer to war with France week ago
today than at any time since Waterloo"
Now that the crisis has passed, the facts
about the momentous two days Of the 18th
and - OF July are gradually coming out.
Engsishnen are Learning with genuine
alarm how slender is the thread by which
the sword is suspended over europe.
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re nseville rreseA. 1.ssss

The fssovnle Tpee9he 1sosoo WSse1.
Dasva,LE. Ill, Aug. 6.--Bstuesn II and
II O'Clock last night freight train No. =
ran inss No. ~ on the bridge over Yer
million river. four miles vest Of here. and
tvo spass eighty feet high COLLAPSED, pre-
eipitafiag No. = and five cars Of No -
into thNriyer. All the trainmsn except one
brsken 81 jumped and saved themselves.
The peeaniaFy loss will Be beavy. Two
hundfess men have been ct work al day
clearing away the debris in search Of
bodies. Only one was found. that Of
Brakeman Stone. Charles Jaekson,
briekmsson. vas seriously injured. He
claims ss.st no and seventeen other brick
masons ~srs beating their var East In
grain css: that MI the others were killed.
and thss their bodies are at the bottom Of
the pie Of cars in the Siver. His story
created intsnss excitement, but - only
one bosy has bssn found II r believed that
be Il mistaken.
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DUTIES OF PROPERTY,
The Law Closing In Upon Grade
Tax Delinquentk
SALE or PROPERTY FoR TAXES.



To-Day the sale a uropertv for delin-
onent city tax.a viil rrohahlv basin in
esyr..t the ch.vtsr rsnuirine fhaR the
~ ~ f,~t Az rhich mi. vear. ~, set
for Ammo The deiav h.s cost the CITY
notbine ana h.a hsneatea property
orne,. h.c.u.e her ~ been naid In
fnllv n - cert 81 the amount ont
.s.ra;.. IN Arvr>t Thers nav b
,n.rv ic,. LA ,s-t;crl.,av tho.e n ont
iv;nv d;.s,;cs. ~ rnrchs.sr, a. which
=. s..tt.,.6 =, cv.r - Ur;.ad states
MT ~. 800 .rr, 1.l,ncrs,t rill not form
: vsrv ccr.;aer.hi. rortson az thu Whole.
Ons rss.on for dsferr;nr the sale hss
h.er n. irte,v.rt;or ~ cvner. 81 nrop-
ersv ...s..s,, tn- dsl,rcn.rs .rsde No.
~ 80. $500 80. - ,s.c..edsn..
r.ra,r. a 49,, q ~. ccr,ss An -.
s...r,.e.. ia. 49,, ~. ~ eha,te,
u,r,. :. ..sa..~a 49,. ..s;cr hnt 49,
md, -. - .s.,... 49, ..Scr.:si ~
al. Th..s !. ,;s.s~ a;msr,e- ~ tho.s
1890. -hau- -..S.d 80 -.
1871 49,. a. ~a.,,.-
hsc.r.. S.... $50 -. 49,
s.ss~S = ~ s-.. NJ.
,r.a~ 80. s.;..,,,. p -" S;m..,,.r ~.
hs.r r;,h 49, 80. $3.50 80 .rsd;r. ~
~h;ch -. ..h;..s-.i- 1921 r. ~. ola
corrc;,. ~. = ~. ..-s..sss.. - ,,,S.-
49, 49,. - ~ 49, - "'.... :. "-.
c.... !. v.s.f :. -;.h;. N...,.h.l... to
;..ss..~, ss~:..1 -. - 49, s-.s.-.
!x.,S'a1 uecls'ons nave ocsn ~ suo .u'.s'
VI Tao caty ~ ia1Se. sno sney sFe ssuoanB
70 settled law that property must pay for
grading otreets. Corporation Counsel
Donworth and his deputy. ] James B. Howe.
have had tvo we.ks II vork snfYieient
- -. A.. ,,.....I ..,A .h-.s.s. ..dr..r..
e,~, '"v .'susA. s.'1 yuy 80. S:,,
Oh iegai asnietes. put eitner tneir skin OF
snat luck 20 which Mr. Donw0rsn astla0-
utes his extraordinary success IN winning
suits to which the city il party has re-
sulted In : .erie. ~ r,cs...,or.l v3etorias
-h;.h ,,,.s. .-..;r~ - ~s-as...
TS.e es M.a.sy ~ s:s.,,
Anc ssa.1y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. otuanancs ~"
again occupy tho attention OF the CITY
council during the present week. There
il . sort OF deadlock between the two
houses. but the majority of both having
In v;er th.t . mur;c;rci .iect;or Z. dsilv
a-.-;.. 49,. Iii sIrst.hl.. - ,,...s...S
~ "e.., - pso..o'y - ~
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ENGLAND NAY LOSE
Attitude Of Boring Sea Arbi-
traitors Indicates It
THE paooaGss or CHOLERA


PAna. Aue. d-Inasmuch q The Befing
- arhitsssors hsvs noe asked the agents
Of either power 70 furnish additional svi-
denes rslaEing 70 the questions Of rsguia-
ton. &c Il inferred shas the decision will
b against England, - Il hsd bsen ~
ranged that II evidence was sought q III,
Il would b the dscisson Of the question: of
jurisdiction favorable 20 England.
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THE cnoLxsA IN suaoPk.


OooeAs Ia Naples and Rome-RouWonian
Soldiers Attacked.
RonE, Aug. 1T il oficialiy announced
today twenty cases Of cholera and thirteen
deaths had been reported in Naples, and
three new cases and one death in Rome.
BUCHAREST, Aug 6.-The cholera has
broken out in the garrison 1t Coolina.
QUARANTINE, N. Y. Aug. 6-There we're
no Developments In the Karamana case
mp to this evening. All the steamers
passengers have been transferred to Eoff.
man Island. whore they we're given bath
and their clothing disinfected. The vessel
and crew were thoroughly disinfectsd after
the removal of the passengers, and she
viii remain at the upper station three or
four DAYS,
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0R0to1 1Ho0eo00e - Ruo0eoB ~ -
Family by Dasatts.
SAN FRAscrsco. Aug. 6-Ths steamer
San jose arrived from Panama and way
ports today. with advices Of daring
attack made by bandits upon the persou
and estate Of n. 6eisveria. m s9sd and
wealthy planter Of San Salvador. living
about sixty miles from the capital. and
subsequent capture and summary sxeeu-
ton Of seventeen Of the brigands.
The outlaws. 80 in number. dsscended
on SsIevsria's plantation about the middle
Of June. They broks into the house.
brutality treated the planter. assaulted
his wife and houssmsid, terrified several
hundred native workmen, secured "a, 900
In cash and various jewels and other
booty, and escaped 70 the mountains The
governments was immediately notified. and
dispatched soldiers after the outlaws. By
July Is. seventeen had been captured and
shot. and the pursuit was still In progress.
II. Seleverta and his two nephews arrived
here on the San Jose.
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ATHENS. Aug. a-The Corin,h shin
canal VAS opened by the king today in tas
presence OF The royal family. minister.
ieFe'sn diplomats. principal military Off.
GAS and an immense crowd Of citizens
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Losasss, Aug. 6.-Ths Britannia. Nava-
hos. Cstanna and Satanita will compete for
the Fax. Of Deisasts's cup IN the Victoria
Yacht ,siub regatta on Tuesday. The VAL
kyric y al sail for America on August %
Prior IN her derarturs she will sail .
match @ith the Navshos. probably early
next wax
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g;se ANIMAL meeting of the Advsn,
Ckss.stisn ccnfevncs tact seventh nsvl
Of isaeet sound. wili be held In o.ysnn,c
asss, No. i.iie second street commencing
Ta4srsday. August 4 and hold over two
sea.isys. Gospel meetings each day n II
=. "a and 7 " q. m All are cordially in.
yisSa 10 astead
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Nss nKySis Coxiry.
lssoalxo MIN rAvox xxrsa.

Central labor caisa az New Ysyk
ssss~es sherman Law FOR Depressses.
\s~ losx. Aug. 6--Tne Central Labor
Vayen today adopted resolutions declaring
thai tie ass:rust created by che sherman
is~ds lhe cause Of tae business depression
anjs sstsess thai threatens working PEG
pie. ssnd calling on ali organized labor 20
eo-ss-efa's IN sgiiasing tor the rs,,sal Of
Aha ysN
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iisssFss"i. Aug. 6-Fire on the Mersex
aosNs on Saturday night destroysd $sya.-
90 worth of.umbsr.
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WAsyssGrox CITy. Aug. 6-Jndes Loeb
rsn. ths pension commissioners, has e.
tended ansil October 10 1919, the pefiou
within which pensionsrS whose pensions
have been suspended may make proof Of
their right 20 receive them.
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and she oesh became
more healthy. the oogoo oooO oeose0. tho
scales fell Cd vas soon abb Ia give UP ban
daces and rruicbes. and happy man Vas"
&. & DERBY Is Bradford ST., Providence. T. l.
Aooosa ptlls cure liver tIis. eoastipatsoa.
hi,io0sneee tsuaAsee. snA siek hsaAaehs. 1lytAem.
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s:a' saa srS ". J. siasi of Ssa fsxarsscs. are
ssSs ca tier wedding trip, and ass gassss q
tAs sssxa4
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Amoag ~ tourists reg sssssed ~ tae Diilsf arc
IL osinn. Of Auburn, Cal, asa !. 8. Evans, Of
- fsui.
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OF dollars ] spent trying
10 End . cure for 0als
Rhes0, which I had
Is years. Physicians
said they never saw 30
severe a case. My legs.
baek ard arms we're cov-
cred i,y the hrmor. I
began 10 take 0OOD,e
IpARsApAUuLL 4,
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is necessary: there are Mathematics,
philosophy and the natural sciences;
they afford the young mind such a So
cure foundation that It can easily make
itself at home IN any faculty. On the
development OF these three sciences
rests the whole of our western culture,
culture which rIpened 4 Christopher
Columbus, % whose genius and energy
allow ne 70 pay deserved t-iouts.
The university IS not merely a insti-
tuition for acquiring knowledge, but
also one for examination AID ezpiora-
ton" Prof. Virchov Is among tle
Darwinian scientists He says that,
in spite Of statements 70 the contrary,
no traces OF the missing link hz
tween man AID the lower animals has
been discovered either 4 the physical
organization OF modern saFages or n
the most ancient of human skulls.