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Tbeosopny.
Seattle Rreus

Seattle Branch, No. /, OF the Theosophical So
eiety, sunday, s y M. In the seattle National
Bank building, room 80. Lecture by Mrs. Add
j. Burlos, OF Tacoma, on "Altruism aud Ego
tIsm.'
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Church
services will be discontinued for q few weeks.
sunday school has been resumed, beginning
promptly at 1890.
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PoRrrAsD. Sept. 22.-Wheat Lower; :
Valley. 725lc; Walla WalIa. Csc.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

e. & DErAETxxrT oT AsxIcuErrEx.y
HEkTHEE BDzGsUs
FoRTLsSfs. or. -eps- = lefAs
Forecast for Sunday Fair sD1 cooler.
II. y. ALcfzToEk.
Observer IN Chasgs.
rsTTKD sTxTxs pEFAsfsEST % ssaacULrcEh'
sxA1HKE EuREAr-DAILy scLlErts
SEATTLE. Wash. Sept 2. 1904
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PORTLAND oRArs MARKET.

Observations taksa at al stations st 5 p IA
sbsh meridian the IS y III. Pacific timeL
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The hanks nov held IS, -. rs ia excess
a iega. Frq asrsments-
Tae banE olesElaEs ~ the | ni.ea States
for tae vesk endlnx tasisy wers So. GO
s.. aEsiust So SIS, ~ last wseS. Ana
sslae al foF the corresponding seek
Lass year
TIE sxpoEts for the week sere--tio.3.
3. les; silver. So les Imports were
Geld. $50 ,SsS; silver, So SO. ,irv gusis.
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KUNus.
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AeSorisy mskes harness l0Commereaas
street
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Tickets will be sold for trips 7;45, ll:l5
a. m, aud 2:I5 and 6:l5 p. m, limited 10
two days. Tickets on sale a; Seattle Com
mercisl dock. Telephone 800.
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September "A, FOREsTERS DAY,
the Flyer viii make a special trip, leaving
Tacoma 1915 p. m. for the accomrnoda-
ton of late passengers.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
a 90 "a lhe Honla connts.
With Bancroft voters gone sstrav
He'll live to run some other dav.
CITY NEWS IN saisF

The pilot commissioners met this after
noon - reelected Captain John T.. Nirden
president and y. Frank Townsend secretary.
The Ministers' ssociRtion met this morn
i1K enq discussed the quesd pa. "Should
fropationer be- admitted to fun membership.
" ne reIufea the sacramenttH The Question
tar next Monday Will be; "Howsru's and
Watt impressions of the historical banquet
ei tne irtneral Church Extension Conmittee
IN Philadelphia
-springer. the halter, Fourth and shipley
streets.
DIR. James Walker. of No $40 Washington
street has been publicly thankei by the Off
Gals Ior a years rOfessinual seTk ioes zen.
sery.
Grand Royal cigar,with Havana filler. .l0c For
SAFE az nret class stores. Dursteiu. n. 2nd st
Guns and pistols at Davidow q GO. ~
shortly after six O'Clock last evening, the
oW ming tn front of No 3l Market street
eaugnt fire. 10 WAS exfineuishad by Oflcers
Msrr and Lyons. The damage was slight.
Railroad station cabmen did good busi-
al it,
-clarencs s. Robb, on No. l2ls Jacksan
stree o e or the survivors of the wreck OF the
bark GeorFe w. sweeney on October 10
reached his home ia this city last night.
beginning tomorrow. the steamer CITY Of
chester will leave the Fourth street wharf at
~ q nl. and O'Clock b. no.. and leave Phils-
delphla at lO.l5 a. IA. and D. m. The Brandy
wine will be discontinued.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
UniOn church Revival.

There was great service at Union
Church yesterday. Hundreds were
turned away from the church az night
who could mot gain admittance
An overflow meeting ought to
nave been conducted In the Iec-
ture room. The largest com munion Of
the present psstorate wa held yasterd sv
morning, and four persons were received
INTO inu membership snd ton on
probation and by letter The mems meet.
ing at $3.50 was attended by 2g0 men
six rose for prayers snd one was con
yerted In the evening many could not be
admitted 10 the church Mr. Hanna
preached OF Jesus Receiving sinners. -
several came TO the altar and two were
converted
The meeting win continue every even
ing this week at 2 80 Mrs. Kate A
King, or Auuty King as she is better
known, will speak so-night.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
THE oRIsT OF THE LEGAL MILL.
Gases which Attracted the Attention {
tho Judge Of the Municipal Court.

Cases which Attracted the Attention Of
tho Judge Of the Municipal Court.
Ia Municipal Cours, this morning.
Samuel Hsnnum charged with assaultine
bis wife, WAS placed under 800 bonds to
keep the peace.
samuei Brown, colored, for disorderly
conduct at Front and Lafayette streets,
was Hned S. and costs.
Andrew Mackey, drunk and disorderly.
YVES fined $5 and costs
Francis Lichetts, charged with assault
on francesca Costello, held ia $500 bail
for examination this evening.
Charles Hail. coIored, larceny Of 8 pair
Of shoes from Nathan sapolio. held in
5000 bail for upper court
John Smith, charged with passing q
counterfeit $40 bill on Mrs M Werner
and getting 2 suit OF clothes and 81 30
in change therefore, was held IA 5000
bail for the upper court.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
General rnt.uml,a vIctorIe..

WAsHiNGroN Nov. IA telegram has
been received by tho japanese legation
from Marshal Namagata, undor the date
Of kin-Len Chan, which is as follows.
On the 8lst Of October the detachment
under the command Of Goneral Tatsumi
took possession Of Fon Fang, tho most
important stronghold noxt 70 Mukden
The Chinese soldiers m . ly fed toward
Mukden, the rest In tho Erection OF Hal.
Cheng ana Takusan. The native inhab-
itants were sunering from plunder and
devaatation committed by the Chinese sol
diers and welcomed our army. Tho can.
lures to this date amount 70 SIS cannon
J, 800 arms, about 20. coo rounds OF arniuu-
milton for tho cannon and about 2. soc. 600
for the othor arms The miscellaneous
articles arc OF immense quantity"
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
InoIdenta Of the pay.

Walter Francis. the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs George Mcdaniel was bRptiztu
IN Immannal Church, yesterday after
noon ~ 3 O'Clock ID ". Elkinton and
Miss Virginia Long we're the sponsors,
While in New York last week. Rev. V
S. Collins paid a visit 20 General Balliug
ton Booth, Of the American fore IS Of the
Salvation Army. Next Thuradsy even
lag be will tell his views OF General
Booth as ha saw him
The flower stand al the NJ r Church
yesterday WAS ornamentrd by a handsome
shield, upon which WAS cross and crown,
All made Of chrysanthemums OF vsrlou-
eilors The work was done by John B
Viping and was greatly admired.
John Smith, a highly respected ol5
Citizen, of Chrs.i8ng, ana for many yeai
q resident OF this city, died yesterday
morning a. his home OF general debility.
aged "a years He WAS the father 81
Harry H, Smith, Christlana merchant,
and two other sons and two daughters
Rev. s B Wylie preached q strong ser
m1n 60 young men In the Presbyterian
Church lest evening before good CON
gregstion.
Key V. s. Collins will preach a sermon
especially TO men at the Nj. r. Church
next Sunday morning
Mrs Gray, wife Of Senator George
Gray, was the guest Of relatives here on
Saturday.
Miss Hattie Challenger entertained a
party Of Philadelphia friends here yester.
day.
Vote for the Home to morrow.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
neId Tor tbe Ilnner co,,,,

Saturday evening the c9se or George
p Nentz charged With having inter
fered With Rsgislrar Maloney, was
brought up In Municipal Court The
witnesses were Registrar Msloney ana
Officer Mcguire. Judee Ball held him
uuder $500 bail, for trial at the upper
court
Howard Caldwell, c1lored charged with
illegal registration IN the First district,
First ward, WAS arreigned and held
under $500 for the upper court.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
ProhlhItInn nrentlnra-

Two meetings were held on Saturday
night, one at Tenth and Market IA
dressed BY J. G Pierce II Cluster. and
one at Ialleyville addressed by speakers
from this city. TIE J. r King Pro.
hibltion Singers furnished the music AZ
Tslleyyille
40 might Eolney B. Gushing, Of Maine.
will speak st Fourth end Market
streets, at 30, weather permitting.
otherwise in the hall at No. i'OC7 Market
street.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
@. E. Celebration ns s. Psui,s.

The eighth anniversary of the Christisn
hndeavor Society of 81 PauPs NJ e..
Church WAS celebrated last night. There
were special music aDd addresses by w.
A 6iilsspia, Of Philadelphia. snd Rev
\ Terry, and the reading OF the
yearly report by Miss Littell Clark.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
MARRIED.

CAREY-GIBBONS.-At the Union NJ. E.
PARSONAGE, No 5l3 jefferson street, on v ed
nesday evening. October 81. 1924, by Rev. John
.. q. Hanna, John 3. Carey, OF Wilmington,
county. Nd.
Centreville Record plea,e copy.
PARKER-gA RLIN.-At the Trnion NJ r.
parsonage, 5l3 Jefferson street, on thursday
evening. Nov. ist 1894, by Rev. John it q
hapns, william \ Parker and Miss Eliza
beth A. Oarlin, both of Wilmington. Del.
PiERCH-LANG.- On Thursday evening.
October 81, 1894. at No. sos Monroe street. bv
Rev. ghsrles q. Hendricks. pastor Of Cove
hant 1 =. 9.eIormei hpiscopal church, George Her
Nolumnia Lang. OF this ciCy.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
The Bailey,
Banks and
Biddle Company
Chestnut and
18th Streets.
Philadelphia.
DEMOCRATIC MREqIEGS.

Schedule Of Meetings st which Tariff
Reform and Economic State Adminis-
tration VIII Ise Advocated.
November 8, McGlynns Hotel, Rising
Sun.
November 5. Hockessln-Se Senator Gray
and Lewis O. Vandegrif6
This schedule Is subject 10 ssdiiion.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
JOHN p. DONAHOE.
Milmington. October 90. 1894
oRoER MusT Rg PREsgRYEp.

chief Dolan Issuee Orders for the Arrest
Of Disorderiy aud Noisy crowds
l5 has been the custom on previous
election days for crowds to 60 through
the streets, armed with sticks and canes
and acting In a generally disordsrly
manner
This year Chief OF Police Dolau has
determined that this shall be put stop
to, and has issued orders 60 the notice To
arrest on sight the first crowd Of this
kind that makes It's appearance on the
streets to morrow.
Those who wish to celebrate will paste
this in their hats and defer their iubila
tions until Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Answer TO ihe LiboI FIIed

Counsel for the libeled steamer eau
casse TO day fled their answer
80 the li0al fisd IN tho United
States District Court by the owners
Of he steamship Allegheny. sunk
Ship John Light, October /. The
CaucaRse has given $50 600 bonds for
trial of The cause, ana hiss resumed her
frfnu
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
4 YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
AN INTERESTING SKETCH.

Nothing appeals so strongly 10 mothor's
affection as her daughter Just budding inio
Wcmanhood. Following is an instance: "Om
daughter blanche, now l5 years of age had
been terribly afflicted with nervousness and
had lost the entire use OF her right arm. She
was IN such n condition chat we had 10 Keen
her from school and abandon her music lex.
sons. ln fact, we feared ST. Vitus dance ana
ere positive but for an Invaluable remedy She
Wohd have had that terrible aillietion We
hed employed physicians, but sne received 10
benefit nom them. The first Of last August she
weighed but % pounds, and although She ms
taken only three bottles Of Nervine She noyv
weighs lQo pounds her nervousness and synp-
toms Or -, Nitus dance are entirely gone size
ttenusschool regularly, and studies with COM
E9fl and case. she has recovered complete use
qi her arm, her appetite is splendid and no
money could procure for our daughter the health
Dr. Miles Nervine has brought her
When my brother recommended the remedy
j had no iaitn in patent medicines and would
not listen 70 him, but as last resort he sent us
bottle we began giving it 70 Blanche and lie
eject was almost immediate. Mrs. II. R.,
Bullock Brighton. Il.
Dr. Niles Restorative Nervine is sold bv alI
druggists on a positive guarantee, or sunt direct
by the llr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind on
receipt OF price 81 per bottle six bottles for So
express prepaid. it IS positively free frou
opiates Or dangerous drugs.
For sale BY Druggists.everywhe rs
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
~. nIunsan,r Innnrnrnl.

A fine congregation greered Rev. r
M. Munson ~ Emmanuel Church yester
day morning. Il was his ffst appear
ance as rector Of Immanuel aad his
hearers listened attentively 10 an able
sermon, delivered entirety without
notes OF references. BIS text was from
Titus iii 8
"And these things / will that thou
affirm constantly, that they which have
believed ia God might be careful to
maintain good works
10 part, the new minister said. Now
there sre those whom God has so richly on
dowsd that to them it Is no trouble to do
GOOD works For instance. some hsvs
abund ant riches ana they have only 10
1.-THE their incomes to do wondrous works
for their God; others have been won
drousiy blessed with keen intellect snd
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Pittsbure's Chrysanthemnm SHOW.

Pf1TsBuEG, Nov b.-Tho great chrys-
anthemum show, probably the finest ever
seen west Of Now York, was opened in the
Phipps conservatory at Schenley park.
There are 10, 600 plants in hloom.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
a Funny situation.

The whi eler'' viii not do hts work,
The "howler'sn acting funny.
The FOUNDER doth his duties shirk-
There Is no Bancroft money.
The rooster" roups bis wings and siglls,
Ihe "rinssief" has the blues.
The venal voter loots around
ia vain for Bancroft Huces.
The ''ruiian" falls into the dumps.
"a Ald goes OF ia huif;
II doesn't smash a Mig ter-day.
TIL ] gifts Bancrofts stuff Seeg'
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Rockford D.feated

NEWARK, Nov The Rockford foot
ball team played The As ma team of this
town Saturday afternoon. Game was
called about o'clock The visitors
lacked practice, and were defeated bv
superior playing OF The d1tsna bows.
Score 10 to o
Evening journal., 1894-11-05

A FrienJ-''What ais Mrs. Akehardt.
doetor2n Physioian-''I am unable 10 dag
nose definitely at this tim - why, haven't
the Foh styles in diseases been announced
yet?"-Truth.
Rheumatism in the back. shoulders, hips
ankles, elhow s. or wrists, is tsused by accumu
latlon Of acid III the blood Hoods Sarsapa
tism
foods pills are the best family oathartlo
ana liver medicine. Harmless and reliable
she-"i see that one sewing machine Is sup
posed 70 do the work or Twelve women He
what iiiOr hiss gone ana Invented a talk
ing attachmentF'-Jhicago lnterOcean.
"a Friend in Need Is Friend Tndeed.v
A friend adviaed me to try Ely's Cream
Balm and after using Il six weeks / believe
myself cured of catarrh. 1t SIS q most valuable
remedy.-Joseph stewart, GA Grand avenue,
Brooklyn, N VI.
MY son was afflicted with catarrh, induced
agreesble catarrhal smell All eft him We
appears @s well as any one.--J. @. Ulmstead.
Price % Cream Balm is fifty cents
FogyduT-"I have 10 money to spend IA
advertisements. Pacer-'Of course you
ihIayen't, ena that's Just the reason hoston
Musical instruments at Davldow & Co.
The early Winter frosts have come: wen soou
have kidqledy-bendsr. as
We should never ory that times are hard,
when hogs JUST reek with tweIve-cent lard .
aud receipts are legal tender.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Wiscon.In sIIIIionalrc 49,,

RAcfNE, Wis, Nov. 5.-Lucius a.
BlRck, a millionaire manufactures and
business man and one Of the carly set
tiers Of Wisconsin, died Of heart disease,
aged so years
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.
Made The ohlmpIoaa Hustle.

The game on Saturday az Union Street
Psrk, between the football teans OF
Warren and Columbia A. @ was rerlete
with bpe tackles and scientific plays.
The score YVES Warren 12; q A. G. o.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
nnnlinn.

Be sure to buy your shades from us
There's q lot of shades In town being sold
at fiftsen to twenty five cents each that
are Gear at amy price Our 90 and 10 cent
shades are waterproof, ready to hang and
fest color, lot OF wall papers at half price.
Preston W Yesger, 40S King street
Frsscoing, painting decoration
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Blshop NioloIos Ir4oo,ts1.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Bishop Nicholas
Of the Greek church, who win ofiiciato at
the memorial services at the Russian lega-
ton IN memory Of the late ear IS expect
cd to arrive here about Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
cleared with an on uareo

The British ship Senator, Captsin
aahone, cleared this morning for DIM.
kirk with cargo Of ass 040 goilons Of
crude petroleum. valued at $13.740
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
vale for Lhe Home to.marrar.
Tho Funeral Of Peter Ford .

The funeral Of Peter Ford, occurred
this morning from his late residences. No.
iil6 West Third street, and was very
largely attended. Solemn high mass Of
requiem was celebrated in 81. PAul's R.
Y Church and interment WAS made Ia St.
Josephs cemetery. Bfandywino
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Did Jnmes o,rnolo n n .

lti is uuderstood that ex Chief OF Police
James Oroole, Of the Ssyeutb ware,
wrote the Every Evening communication
beaded 'Mr, Bspcroits Employees. and
signed hlmaalf 'Firs. Ward Dansoc..at. .
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
aIahaen Keaa Ahanaonea.


LoNnoN, Nov. GA dispatch from
Tien tsin says that Fung- Wang Ching
was burned By the Chinese. The defense
Of tho road to Mukdea has collapsed.
General sung, with the remnant of his
army, is in the Mnthienling pass between
Fung Wang Ching and Linoyang. Win
ter has set in. Snow has fallen in Man
ehuria.
The dispatch adds that tho Japanese
oleverly effected a landing at Pitzwo
while making a demonstration against
the opposite coast. They cut tho tele-
graph, thus preventing tho news from
reuching the Chinese admiral A Chi
nese ileot consisting OF IA warshps ana
a torpedo ilotiila, afterward started TO at
tack the Japanese, hut was recalled IL
is believed that the government Is reserv-
ing the lleot for more important service.
Prince kung the emperor's uncle, who
was recently appointed president Of the
tsung u yamen and chief Of the admiral
ty has now been appointed dictator, in
dicating a further Capitalization 81 au-
thority. Tho Manchu princes favor re-
form, while tho Chinese oppose then
Three disguised Japanese were recently
caught at klionwnn with maps ana
plans Of Chinese dofensos upon tham. The
Japanese entered Fung Wang. Ching on
Oct 81.
a Shanghai dispatch says that III
Hung Chang will go TO take the command
of the first Chinese army Niceroy iii
tai Of Nankin becomes viceroy OF Tien
tsin, The vieeroy Of Wuchang has been
appointed to similar position In Nan.
kin. Judge Huyun and Major Won Han-
nekcn have boen ordered Co raiso new
army on German lines as the nucleus Of
a grand army az China
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
GFeatest vIetorY of tha n m u a

AT kiyerview the young christians"
scored their greatest victory Of the sea
son by defeating the strong Eadystore
eleven BY the neat score OF "a to 10.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05

Electric Carpet Cleaning Works. Phone
T2l, 400 Orange street No CHARGE
for taking up carpets Conway & Rein
hart. managers
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
A CAMPAIGN LIE NAILED.
To my friends and fellow
Democrats:

DIAilNCl dts.
The rumor that / have with
drawn from the Congressional
contest is false. | am a can
didate for election as the Rep
resentative in Congress from
Delaware and will be a candi-
date until the polls close on
November 9th, all reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
La the interest of truesDe-
mocracy, good government
and against rings and bossism,
! respectfully solicit your suf-
frage.
JOHN p. DONAHOE.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Mhat I'm IL - n..nl,

New Castle hundred is the banner
hundred Of Democracy and, As Mr sauis
bury declared on Saturday night, IS being
depended upon for tho Democratic msiof
10y Of New Castle county The question ID.
therefore, "Can we keep up the majority
70 40 or will 1t get as low as 2009' an
peafsAces indicate the former. bsyond
doubt Mr. Bancroft, 1t Is believed bt
conservative Democrats (those who hold
20 ofiicel Will be- cut about 100 N the
Democratic votes number $50 In addition
% the Donehoo votes Bancroft viii bs
traded For Tunnel and Carmichael. both
"a Whon, Il is thought here, are sure OF
success
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Lack Fro.t b cominr.

UatN EiU7I Is NUEuIUN1
Buy coal and wood from H. T. Sergeant.
office Seventh and King. Phone 545.
Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05

II you hsve not smoked Sen Auben
cigars try them. Durstein, 2nd st.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05

Those cigars at SOC and 35a per box are
going fasb. Dursten. No ) East 2ond st
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Inspeelor ID weIghts ana nIeasnrss

James Green, Of the Second ward, Is
an applicant for the position OF sealer OF
weights and measures for this county.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Voc ~ tha Home % morror.
A Cargo Of Republican sIavs..

10 rumored that last night schooner
was towed into The Christiaua and
moored 10 6 dock near Third street
bridge, and that between 200 aud 900
negroes dlsembarked and were colonizsd
IA the negro quarters or the city. Steps
were taken to-day to watch them. and
II they try TO vote Tomorrow they win
be quickly arrested.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05

oushlng,7 30 4th and Market, TO- night.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
ITEMS or INTEREST.

For diamonds, watches and jewelry go to
DavidoW & Co, lawn brokers and jewellers.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
TDrrp

PEAPEP. In this ct,, on October 81. 1874,
Harry r. PelVer, eyed 81 years.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
St. Michael looked down on the caurt House

hen ButterwUrth gave him pain
The chance was one he could not let pass
lie said; Peter, iust turn on the rain.n