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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
UNCLE sam IS DENOUNCED.

ALBANY. y. Y. July In the c0nsti-
tutioual convention today Mr.. Towns
offered the following resolution:
Whereas. The attorney general Of the
United States has directed one OF the A.
torneys TO convene Al eXtrsordinsry
United States grand jury, FOR the pnrp1se
OF in6iciiag one Eugens y. Debs. a cilIz-u
OF The United States. against WON no
crime was charged or specified.
~ hersss. Tue paid soldiers q the
United States have been sent 70 Chicago
10 coerce the people and shed blood Of
citizens. while Trusts and monopoiies are
endowed with Jhe bounties wrUug from
the poor.
Z solved. That We. the representatives
OF tie people Of the state Of New York, 10
constitutional convention ss>sm bled, view
with alarm tie extraordinary aud arhI-
,rary action OF the natIoual government,
and condemn Il a. fraUgat with peril %
tue peace and happiness OF the republic,
subversive of the rights. privileges and
liberties OF the citizens. and the exercise OF
national powers not authorized or lmplie9
ny the constitution Z the CaiJed states,
or the laws thereof
Mr. Towns sskcd leave TO debate on H.,
bus there was Chorus OF nos
Members OF the First Battalion, y. G. :.
y. Y. have been ordered 10 leave their
addresses with the sergeants Il their divi-
sions. Should they leave the city, and 10 Be
ready 20 report 81 al instanI's notice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE.

SPOKANE. Wash, July The citizens
movement for law and order has assumed
very large proportion. At 10 o'clock this
morning an adjourned meeting was held
in the United States court room Sheriff
Pugh was in attendance. George Turner
presided Several members of the city
council were present. The committee sp-
pointed the previous evening, reported,
recommending that all good citizens
tender their services 10 the sheriff without
pay and asked the sheriff TO appoint them
deputies This was adopted. The sheriff
Immediately swore in $50 of the best citi-
zens in the town aud before night the
list had been Increased 10 over 400 A
signal was agreed upon and a rendezvous
selected.
The entire force under Sheriff Pugh is
prepared to act rs one man. The bold
step sIaken by the citizens has overawed
the rioters and TODAY Deputy Benson WAS
able TO make number of arrests of rioters
who took part Ia Wednesdays melee with
ont resistance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
FEMALE TROUBLES.
A Prominent Lady of the Capital City
Tells Her Story.

Mrs. c. c. Filler, of IA East Rich street,
Columbus, Ohio, writes TO Dr.. :. B. Hart
man: IL suffered from nervous prostTa-
ton and general debility for years. tried
the best physicians and many medicines,
but all failed Pe-Tu-na cured me per-
fectly.
Ii all the sick mothers, invalid daught-
ers aud diseased sisters n this broad land
would take tue above lsGy's simple and
direct testimony 20 heart and do as she
has doae. no pen could fescribs the
benefits that would follow. There are
so many women, especially married wO-
men. VINO drag themselves YEARLY around
from year TO year without any particular
disease. and yet miserable beyond descriD-
tIon. They ache and tremb.e aud tbrou,
growing more nervous, tired aud debilI-
tated every DAY. Fog this class Of sufferers
Pe-ru-na l. tue mot perfect remedy IN eX-
Isteuce. Il relieves, It soOtnes. it QuieIs,
IL strengthens, and no tired oy-TwOrked
woman in the land should be without
Pc ru-na in the house for single day.
Those wishing a complies description Of
female disease, their CAUSES ana cures,
should send their address 10 The Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing company. Columbus,
O FOR a copy 81 the Family Physician No.
8 which Will be sent free I0Is valuable
medical treatise should Be IN the posses
sion o. every woman who has any interest
IN these diseases
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
In the House,


WASHINGTON, July The intense H.
terest and wild excitement which marked
the passage of the Wilson bill by the house
some months ago and which was then
transferred in a modified and more digni-
fed form to the senate, broke out again 10
the house today when the tariff bill was
put in conference after some lively debate
in the house, the amendments being dis
agreed to in gross and without opportu-
nifty for separate votes on special sched-
ules. Mr.. Reed took occasion 10 twlt the
Democrats for following the precedent set
by the Republicans in the Fifty-frst con-
gress, proceeding which they had vio-
lently denounced at the time.
Mr. Wilson then urged the house the
necessity of standing steadfastly by the
two cardinal principles of the house bill
free raw material and the ad valorem sys-
ten of taxslion-aud of thus keeping faith
with people who had sent them to congress
10 effect this reform. He was answered
by Mr. Reed. Mr.. PAYNE aud others aud
then after the adoption of Mr.. Wilson s
motion and the appointment OF conteres.
the house, at 1885 o'clock adjourned out
of respect TO the memory Of Representative
Lysle of Kentucky.
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VICIOUS ANARCHIST MOB.

SPRING VALLEY, ILL.,, July 7-Embold-
ened by being uninterrupted in their loot
ing expedition last night, the vicious mob
of foreign anarchists committed more
depredations today They are filled up
with beer and whisky. and since early
morning a mob of 1000 men aud women
have terrorized the citizens. This after
noon the mob visited butcher shops and
grocery stores and demanded provisions.
Those who refused to give goods to the
mob were threatened with looting, and iJ
Is probable that tue next twenty-four
hours will sec the destruction of these
stores. IL is reported that 200 men from
this place are ON their way to Laid, little
the coal cOmpany's store at that place.
The author:tiee seem powerless to check
the career of recklessness aud many people
have gone to LaSalie tonight in Terror Of
their livds
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DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.

BOISE, Idaho. july 7.-Governor NcCon-
nell TO-DAY received wcri that part Of the
works of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan
miue at Wardies had been blown up.
Sheriff Cameron wired that he was unable
10 protect the property. The governor
thsreuPOn offered reward of S. 00G for the
perpetrators of the dynamite outrage;
Sl.pcO for The men who murdered Knee
bone At Gem few days ago, aud Sl.OoO for
the arrest OF any person engaged In other
CuiraCes in the Occur d AleneS. He also
wired The president asking that troops be
'snf into the disturbed section from Fort
Sherman.
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pisastrous pay for Favorite..

CHICAGO, July 7-Precedent was not
violated in the running OF the worlds fair
stake AT Washington park today. It was
won by Lissack. rank outsider, at 30 To !.
1t was disastrous day for favortes. Ida
Pickwick at l TO 4, was beaten by Henry
Young. Faraday at l to 2. was beaten by
both Vassal and Lehman. Nassal ran like
A wild horse, covering the distance in the
remarkable time of 2:05I4 The record for
western racers is 2:O5. Senator Irby an
other l TO 2 scinch, was turned down IN
the fifth race toy Lake Shore. Promenade
woth the sixth race in a drive, and Maid
Marion won the last.
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SANTA Fa TRAIN MEN REMAIN.

GALEsBURG, III. July The general
grievance committee OF the board of Rail
way Traiumen of the Santa Fe concluded
it, convention with the oificia Is here today.
The grievance committee included al! the
Santa Fe system between la Junta, Colo,
and Chicago. \ stat sment for pu5iica-
ton SAYS series Of recommendations
were adopted 70 be presented TO the mrm-
bers. ;he most vital ones are that they have
no direct grievance against the santa Re
company: that they are prepared 10 per
form their usual duties, and tina; they
recognize the authority Of no LABOR orgAni-
2 ttion above the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen l. j believed this action will
keep the Sauta Fe men from going out on
q strike aud influence those who have goue
out 10 return 10 work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

Rev e. Santa Anita ia the first horse
since Emperor of Norfolk 3-yesr-Old. year
1855. 10 win the double events AT Chicago.
tnd both were the property OF Lucky"
Baldwin Of California They both won
the Derby and Sheridan stakes
James J. Corbets and bis company have
formed baseball club III England and are
PLAYING the local teams in every city they
visit. Five thousand people saw them
beat the Sheffield tear,l by a score OF IS 10
). COrbetJ plays short stop: Brady his
msrager. plays first bsse: Delaney pitches.
McNeigh catches, Donaldson = second base,
Bud Wood third base. Wilson ceRteg
fielder. Hendricks left field and Firman
right fielder. Corbert umpired the base
ball game recently in Liverpool between
the HiOernian aud Celtic teams. Twenty
thousand persons were present and he W; 8
carried bodiiy 10 his carriage at The end o.
the game.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
TROOPS ORDERED OUT.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July After a
long conference between Governor Mat
thews. Federal } adge Baker. United States
ATTORNEY Burke and United States Mar
shal Hawkins. the governor AZ l.S0 this
morning ordered out six companies OF the
mllitia from J,ie northern part OF the state.
The troops wil not be in uniform but VIII
be sworn Iu as depusy United states mar
sha.s aud viii have fun authority 10 arrest
all strikers who have dlsrsEsrde9 ne fed
eral courts restraining order. The six
companies will reach Hammond this sun
day. morning al 9 O'Clock.
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MONEY FOR WATERWAYS.

WASHINGTON, July The committee
on rivers and harbors today decided upon
the following changes from the house Dill:
Missouri river. $50. 900, as follows:
At Omaha. S15, 600; AtchinsOn, Kan,
So. COO. and the remainder at S.. joseph
aud other Missouri points. Petsluma,
Cal. increased from $1,000 to $4,000:
Sacramento and other rivers increased
from $50. 900 to Sll5. 600: San Joaquin river
Increased from so 90 To $50 600
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
REEDS NEW TRIAL.

TOPEKA. July The famous Reed muir
der case from Cowley was reversed and tbs
case remAndsd for new trial This case
has attracted more attention tnsu say
similar case Ia the court for Iaany year,
aud the people in that countT have been
watching IL with an unusual amount az
interest which is now Increased On account
OF the new trial which will be gwen the
defendant Isaac g.. Reed I De decision
was rendered by Judge Johust0n.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
MOB LOOTS A STORE

SPRING VALLEY, Ills, July "A mon OF
LithiuaniaEs, men women aud children,
gathered in front OF the coal company's
store last night, 1000 strong, and COM
menced to hurl stones through the win
dows. This was soon followed by the
breaking in of doors. Every one took all
the goods he could carry away. The store
contained Il stock valued at $4,000 and
there was not IA dollars worth in it at mid
night. Tue police made no resistance. as
the people were in dire need of food and
the men would not hesitate to murder any
one attempting TO resist them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL.

AsBUEY PARK. y, J., july The sec
ond days session OF the National Council
Of Education was called 20 order by Pres
ldeat Coy today The first order Il exer
cissS was the presentation OK Iribu-e~ 10
ceceas d members Of the council. The ed
ucational topic Of the morning was The
Dogma OF Formal Discipline" by b. \.
Amsdale % Michigan university.
The subject was developed into one OF
the most interesting of the session.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
DIED FAR AWAY.

FORT SCOTT, Kan, July The death
OF Rev. Clarence NJ. Wilbur. who was
president OF the Christian union Of Kansas
la 1892, - announced 20 have taken piacs
AZ NsraUji'e Alsjusla. Costa kica. Ola
June 20. Mr.. Wtlbur was prominent In
educational circles before entering the
ministry. being principal Of tue Sort Scott
high school for some years. He was ons
OF the best known CbristiaE workers la
the state. entering the missionary field In
1879. lie leaves Z wife and infant child IA
Costa Eica.
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Mss SHOOT oIL-wKLI-

NEoDHHA. han. Jaly 2 II oday 20 l9fs1
the Arthur oil vel No !. one - TIE forty
TIRE. xslls near this c.tT bsI9sziug -
QudsT & DaI~v, was saot win ts-ts gaaris
% -zivcerias. The wril = - Zee
9 e.. aud ~ Jea the E8ycrriss va i1wsr~a
Mi.s Essl~ days aySpp-d tEs z1dsyl Ia
a frw s-c0ads there vas Duft~i grpHr7
aad . deass cloud q s.osTiax .rez from b.
well This uas aoau followed bFs a-rsb
cotzrua % o.4 and water - n Wa tbFss4
% = height Il 20 f~st covering tie der
rex I'D surrO1adilZ trsss sIsb ss.s<
coat q pets o4saul-
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TEE TIE-UP IN TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, july ii i Demar who Is a.
the head Of the American Railway union
IN this city, received message from Debs
late tonight 10 tie up the Pennsylvania
yasds The tie-up Of the Peunsy ivau.a
will stop traffic on the Abn Asbor and
Hooking Waller. as these roads u-e tie
formers yards. aud vii probably result ia
the gie-up Of every road IA the city.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July Sat 1870 a. m. the
Debs-SoTerigu dispatch had not been re-
ueived BY the president aud no response
VIII be sent out tonight. \ report was in
circulation here tonight that the object of
II two-dsy' : trip Secretary Herbert made
Hul from which lie returned today WAS to
see Mr.. Pullman with view 10 bringing
about an end of the strike, but Secretary
Herbert would neither deny nor confirm
any reports as TO the object of the trip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

That taxes blv wal. - NJ
mind czrr lat~d tfs travelling -rsi
sshs1 he fosud - -as in sine - catrt
train Be- ;hourht ae had lu-a.er.. -- Bat.
fzls Courier.
Hiexe--'Y91r mouth zen .Hfs -
% cuUlds bow" Hss T. Rhode e.
zhtedl - -EeallvT Blocks - .f~s.
you're always shooting 4, q '- ha1aa.s
C.tT iowa TAX
Judge 20 prseanrr az nev
gong - read the Leg - v9a- farar-
cguvict 5ons-" Prisga~r u Shat ess~.
p-s-hafs. Tour 7ro-. p e.. sl-1z Eae ~
So down IL Bsi..ac~
job my" Pop. Ray T ask we
que-tlcn in arisA-z-f Hsrnr fafa~f
'-roud % hts sons .9v~ - st-..g Ger
falriT. ray toy. cs~tsl s,T' JoAnag--
How r-auy ,lls-s at4t makes se9~aF'
--f5e1' ierl-za 70 ae-ss ag--t 800 -
Trea, g .ss.,s saat&vr ttzt fhe toass ss
- damp Hau-- Eeent 900 55.sa-van-
-aye. srs sae1asa~e teaH &c. i1 eass
81 a-e e =.r1.aa-t ~ ~ ir--F - tErn-
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MATTER OF PROBATION.

WASHINGTON, July THE navy depart
menL Is informed that the cruiser
Monocacy sailed from Shanghai today for
Chemulpo, Cerea. The Baltimore goes to
Nagusaki American interests in Corea
are not considered 10 be in any danger and
the action OF the navy department Is
simply Il matter OF prrcaution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
FIRE IN PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Jul, Fire in the
Phoenix building today did damage to
the extent of $4,000 The roof in the Gen.
ter of the building fell in and several fire.
men and oil hers were injured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
ANARCHY IN BERLIN
ANII-sOCIALIST LAWS DEMANDED
OVER IN GERMANY.

Europe Disturbed Over the Spread OF
Socialism and Conspiracy-yon
Kotze. the Alleged Scurrilous
Letter Writer, Released by
Order Of the Emperor,
His Wife said TO be
Ready to Reveal
Name Of the
Real Author.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
THE PEARY EXPEDITION.

ST. JOINS n. f, July S.-The steamer
Falcon having on board the Peary expedi-
tion, sailed this morning for BOwdoiG
Bay Greenland
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
SENSATIONAL REPORTS.
THE HONG KONG PLAGUE.

Hone Kong. July THE total number
of deaths from the plague Is 1913. The
situation is improving.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

Ihe- RaNv ~zs s,cS. - s.Te e CA7-7-rs
Wien Sc vEs a Chld- Sc end for C21zo-il-
vs-a shs hscanc Mss. she eiza- % Castor.
SAs. sho *. Cllarez, Sc ssvs-h=a CaEsc-s
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Western League.

At Grand Rapids X n r
Grand Rapids. 20 o l 2-l6 70 >
Minneapolis. % o l o 90 / : =
Batteries-Rhines and Spies; Parvin and
BurTell.
At Detroit X II r
Detroit. .4Os0oO0 S-IOl2 4
Kansas City 40 2 D o O. :
Batteries-Gayls and JantZen; Darby
aud Domaine.
At indianapolis X II +
Indianapolis. o201l0-5 3
Milwaukee OOOI01 90 3
Internationally and Westlaks. Hast
ings and Lohmsn.
Al Toledo RH +
Sioux City......1 1015 I = go 5
Toledo. ..........O 0 o ! . z 4
Batteries-Cunningham and Twineham;
Rettger and Mcfarland.
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RUSSIA WILL INTE RvENE.

ST. PETERSBURG. July The Novo-
rreyma declares that Russia's interests
render her unable TO permit Japan to
SaiZ.. Cnrna
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08
SLOW 3-YEAR-OLDS
RICH REALIZATION STAKES WON
BY DOBBINS 4 GAMER

Ray Ell Santa Anita Can't Get Nearer
Than Third in Very Slow Field.
At the Last Quarter Dobbins
Takes the Lead and Leaves
the Derby Winner and
Hornpipe in the Mud.
Sporting News
From Many
Fields.
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FUNSTON is LOST
LITTLE CHANCE THAT HE WILL BE
NOMINATED IN LAWRENCE

Tide Appears 10 be Turning in The Di-
reetion OF Mr.. Smart, Who Expects
With the Aid or Howard's Dele
gales and a Break in Bush-
ans Forces TO Seize the
Long Contested Cen
gresSionai Pun.
General Kan
sas News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

If you have no appetite, Hoods Sarsa-
parllla will make you feel hungry and aid
good digestion
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APPEAL OF LEADERS

DBBS AND SOVEREIGN ASK OLEVE-
LAND TO REMAIN NEUTRAL
Law Before Hin Their Side ofPresent
Labor Difficulties and Urge Him to
Keep His aads of and Allow
Them to Nl.lit 1T Out With
the Railroad Corpora
tjons-AIcssaCe Ofthe
Leaders Of Strik-
ing A.R.U. Men
to Grover.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-08

CHICAGO. July 7.-The following letter
was telegraphed to President Cleveland
tonight by Messrs. Debs and Sovereign, OF
The American Railway union and knights
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BkESlTIk>-

|. ". EntE wants loans Bailey block.
J. T. Sommers. q laoorer. was arrested
last night by 0ftcsr Williams on q charge
Of stealing pair Of shoes.
c. Higgins Was placed in jail last night
on 3 warrant sworn out by ]. J. Walker
charging him with assault and battery.
Annual meeting and election OF officer.
Of the Congregation ohaveth Sholom will
take place az the svnogueOe, SUNDAY,
octohsr =. At 2.S0 p. ~
At 3 O'Clock yesterday morning the fire
department was called cut In driving
rain By talse alsrEn from an auxiliary 10
box II. a. Front and Columbia streets
John Taylor. eolored. charged with steal
ing SfcA from comTsds at Gilman,
Was yesterday discharged IA the munich
pa court for want OF prosecution. George
Berry Was committed for ten DAYS tor
drunkenness.
Rev :. r TOllefson, OF this ctr. will
preach ia the Norwegian church a. Both
ell, n the ERe.gsh language, at : - 2. "a.
on sunday. ocloe<F =. The morning SER
vices val - held ia the Norwegian IAN
guAss, Al are welcome 20 attend
The preliminary hearing % n. case oi
the state -. Henry swift, charged wita
emtezzlins st&4 Is while treasurer OF SEAT
Tie Eneam pment, No. q /. o. q. T.. va,
held before Justice Caidwelg YESTERDAY
and Swtli bound ever N 500 20 avail
fra2s
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kirsAr WILL BE REDEEMED.
repattst fnoompetsncy Makes Voters
Tarn 90 Mepn hIieans for sALx aIaon.

rspsttst fnoompetency Makes Voters
rarn 90 Republicans for Salvation.
J. Il. Nakey. Of sidney. Republican can
didsie Tor prosecuting attorney OF Kis.ap
county. wao Sss a. the Butter last even
ing, says that after two wears Of popullsm
ihe debt Of the county has increased more
than 0oao. Withia the stsrilsnrly small
amount 81 s. $40 Of the legal limit. and the
people are SICK and tired OF the present adj
ninistrsuoa. lie predicts that the Popu-
lists will he wired fro@ the face Of the
earth. and that the vote wat shos aa ever
whelmiRg Republican victory. The CRY IA
kitsap against the RepRb leans Is ~nill
ring. !" but Il does not amount 10 much ia
the face Of Popaisf incompetency.
sidney. Mr. Yakey ssys. = already
emerging fross the sshes Of the recent Ere.
A large hriek building Is under eonssFnc-
ton. and the to~nis making the very best
OF the disaster.
Mr. Yskey VAS injured several weeks
ago hy a large piece OF iron failiag on the
right foot he has seen confined 20 ais
room ever siace antil within the past tsS
DAYS, bat is nov msnalng rapidly. al
taoagh walking Is a. present difhcalt 20
him
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ch.mber Of Commerce. An.lrs.

AZ the meeting Of the trustees OF the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday alter
noon consideration vas had Of the propo-
sition for new telephone franchise 10 Be
granted by the city council Nessr&
PoxIes, Schram. Boone, Smith and Halter
we're appointed 3 committee 10 investigate
the matter and consul. with the city
council Foliosing the Suggestions c.
Prof Charles ID. Walcott, director Of the
United States geological! survey. ths. the
state could aid and expedite she soPo
graphical and geological Surveys in this
state By spprop-tAtiag suEa for that
work, 10 which the director sozl6 add
like SIZE from The government arproPria-
ton, special committee was appointed
consisting Of Messrx Graves, Boone.
Prosch. knox and Mesay 70 prepare bill
for preseats:loa a. the next session Of the
legislature providing Cor the desired OBJ
i@ct
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Seaisieises viii jain with the citizens Of
Everett today IN making tbs launching OF
the whaiebaek steamer City OF Eyeress a
gaia occasion The Chamber Of Commerce
will 20 IN body. and will leave by the Is
6rssi Northern train. and returning will
leave Everett 81 p n TIE following
members viii attend; President L O.
Graves. Thomas ". Prosh. II. c. Henry,
W. z Boone. ]. b. Poxlss. Andrew Knox,
Maj. ]. r. Hayden and Secretary William
II. Whitslesey. A large number will 20
BY the steamers Greyhound and Sehome,
from Colman dock. The day will be Oh
served &c general holiday in Everett. and
Seaitle.tes will be accorded hearty wei
coma
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Frank Ring, who was injured at the Por.
Bizkeley mill Saturday. died q; Providence
hospital yesterday. He leaves 4 father and
mother, four sisters and four brothers, ore
OF whom, William Z. RING, Of Medical
Lake, was ct his bedside yesterday. The
parents and three sisters live ct Eiiens-
burg, y. Y, the other sister al Central
City, "a two brothers live al Walla WaIla
and the third at Wilbur. Wash. The
funeral arrangements have not been CON-
pletsd. The services will De held under the
auspices Of Evergreen Lodge. No. ias l. o.
O. F.. and Court Bain5ridse. No. ASS. A.
o. r. Of A., Of Port Blskeley.