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At the 81. Louis races Monday the win
ners were: SIx furiongs. Denver, los. six
fusiengs. Jsssiea. l:f4a4; eleven sixtsenths
mild, First Chancr, 1891: six fur.ones.
Roy Lochiel, l:iss4: SIX furionss. Tramn
isi5s4; eight furiongs. Sir Roe. 1;ssS.
Peter De Lacey. the bookmsker, il tax.
ing steps which he and his attorney pro-
fess 10 think will put the BROOKLYN Jockey
Club under the fax Of lottery. The move
10 calculated to make the anti-pool selling
lag obnoxious and TO bring about its re-.
peal
Al the Lexington, KY. racss Monday
The winners were: Eight furiones. Annie.
l:sS; SIX farlongs, La Joya, l:iS: La
Bellies tnd farm stake. worth g. 700. slx far
iongs, Flying Dsteamsn. lis, eight iur-
longs. Miss D.xse, i:a2s.; i've furaonss.
KITTY Give. liza
TIE yachting season at Cowes, England.
orcaed Monday. Prince Henry Of Bat
ieneefg and brilliant company were
among those Who Witnessed the races. TIE
events we're not Of great Importance. In
the lsa-rste cisas The American boat Mon
Glen Was the winner.
Al the Hawthorn park. CHICAGO. race.
Monday. the winners we're: -Four ana a
half fariones. Modsrocio, so: ave fur
ioaEs, Blossom. fsooss, mile and flfty
yards. ncspot, l1, nve furlonrs.
Hanenny. lsosss, SIX furlongs, Nockahi,
i'is; sax iurioags. Prince Hcnry. i:I7N.
Peter Jackson has written Q letter scoring
tas GO sardsy Sorcsst- The black man SAYS
ne 70 willing 10 meet the champion in pub
nc or private Tor $s1oao ia . tweive.foet
rsnEs Ia Enxlana or America. in Jane. jaw
or August Coss<ts.s London ssason vas
. fa.snrs. and he sost S. TIE io.sis
made much Of him a. . boxer, bus hss
acting was too Bod.
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GREAT RACES TODAY.
The Brooklyn Handicap and
the Kentneky Derby.
GOSSIP Asour ThG EpsTRiGs.
-. Dase - CasDseA 1sUsses1 - M
g ossssssa1 - cAsss -
EouaDvaa1as
GOSSIP AsouT TNG GpsrRiGs.

HDv Youx. Nsy lA-9svsntsso hoeses
sss Dsnsd % % - to0esrov's Aas1k
enp. Loantaka. HegDttaoA. Oe0 Aleo-
. anA LoviasaG bsina 11as tAas =
wae thoaebt uoulA ~ - h Il Toe -
thsss seraashss ss~ prebahas. - Il -
not Hkaly that meeo thAn ebartson q
the e1ssids MIN . - To pesk 1ooight
IL saksos ha sboae enaciu6ed that
~ Saes rests bstvssa 6if waiter and
Dr.. Rioe, With ~ ehanoss u ~
Iastsr's favor n the track b heavy. = now
sssms probable. The smart ones think
Clifford esssoe vim. - thsy Do not like his
preparatory work 10 he pass four o. ave
daya They ~ hs locks ovsstsaaned
and tsack-weasy. and. evsn With I'll condt-
tioss q the bssk u not likely - carry
his top weight pess the winning post
In froat ef such . strong hsad. Prob
ably the best rspostsd work Of
any At the hoFsss entered y Biz Walter.
IL b rep0stsd thst he went ovsf the sd
dlsbags ooarse In 3:l0 on FRIDAY. A
Jerome park 10 about ~ seconds slower
than Brooklyn. this work wss sensational.
Doegsts viii ride him
Following ere the odds offered at mid
night in The pool rooms:
Clifford and Sir Walter 3 70 L Banquet
10. Doa AiopSo 8, AJAX 8 Sport II Diablo
-. Basoetiaw 5. DR.. Rics 10, Comsuche 50,
Lowlandsr 3, LOantAka 50, Biitxsn 50,
Copyright 50, Hermitage 10, Herald 30,
Henry Of Nav arr &
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DECENT PEOPLE RISE.
A Great Anti-Breckinridge
Meeting ct Lexington
CALLED ~ kGNTucs<y woMGN.
~ DnoAueeaaW 0AoUo 1laoosao -
Dssskanssass Deen Aneshss
Clsh 1speas sAs lspss.

LRxrsaros, KY. Nay l<-Ths people ~
LsxinGton and Fsystts county. tocluding
several hundred ladies. turned out today
q tbs anti-Breckinridee meeting at the
operarhouse. The meeting. from stand
point - moealisy. was . srsmsndo0e suc-
ceoA The opeTa-houso No. 6iied and 500
peepae wefe termed auay. Prof j.
W. Ne0avsy. N eminent minister OF
The ChFistian church, was the frst
spsakss, and he showed Col. Brsckinridgs
mp In no favorable light He held 10 would
b disgracs TO the stats end country 20
return snch man 70 congree4 and closed
his speech By IN appeal - the yeong men
20 vcts against him. The other speaker
was Judge n. J. Durham, who dsnisd that
Col. Breckinridgs was the only mn in the
district who can represent IL in congrsss.
The speeches we're both veil received and
made . good impression.
Resolutions were sdopted dsnouncinS
Bsockinridge's morals and calling on the
people Of the district 70 rise mp IN their
might and vote against the siiver.songued
persuadsr. But when Harry G. Clay got
mp and offered . rssol ution not
only denouncine Breckinfidge's morals
but asking that Senator J. 8. Black
burn b. asked to obtain leave Of
abeeuce from the senate and that he come
home and from the rustrum speak against
Brsckinridgs. the sudienes went wild.
The cheering uas deessning and Il was
plain - any observer that the Brsckin-
ridge boom started b. he silvsr.tongusd
himsslf little moro than . week ago Wa
badly strained.
Following are the vomsa's zssolutieas
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Oakas and Vttlard.
NV YoRx. May M-EawaYd Eaea.
formerly assistant secretary and treasurer
ct the Oregon & Transcontinensal Com.
rany. Was again on the stand in the
Northern Pacific inquiry today. Referring
"a HE statement on Saturday that tho
tao1. 600 cash had been raid on account Of
ths purchase sfths Chicago. Harlem 4 Ia.
iavia railway. he said he had found a
check Tor tsan.oO Of that $soo.0po, which
was made psyahls 10 Charles 1. Colby or
u. =. wesx. but he could not iinti the CHECK
for the other eaoo, o00. a. Il was In another
book, which had been misiaid. He cid
not know Who actually cot the money ON
that check for e90n,oN That money Wa.
paid cat hy the Oregon 4 Tsansccnst.
mental. acting 40 financial agent for the
Wisconsin Central railroad. He did not
know whether the Oregon a Transcont,-
mental. ~ financial agent ever received
ehe ssasion property In chieaxo. Mr..
Fssss auotsd from the witness letter in
which he rsprcssntsd that the COM
pAny had arranged for the purchase
81 the stasson naor<rsy. and asked
him On what he hased that state-
mont The witness said he obtained
che Information from Mr.. Hoys. president
u The Oregon . Transconssneatsl- who
he'd undoubtedly sssisnsd himself =, IN,
time that sech arrangements hsa beea
made ns. Esiss sast thai q, 80. eos IA vas
paid for Ne Chicago q Great we,sern g..I-
wev Company. uf tnas SUM q cAsek ,ox
&3AsS. ~ % he Farmer loan and Tru.,
Company uas givsn 10 calhy. Albeit ana
Hey1 4 check lne es-s, op ~ss ass, ssv.n
% the sAuas persona. which latter check
tncsaded 3IMooo on Account OF she rar.
eha.s Of the Bridaspost n SaasA casearo
railway, Beside that eiuao0 we're awe
noses for tSsa ga which vers ssvsa on &C.
coant If tue Bsi1RspoFt 4 South Chseago.
All the notse msntioned vsrs paid in
cash whom dus. ehecks therefor being
given 10 The Chicago a t1reas Western
rasssay. The neass Tor sSsAooe uers paid.
with insss~st hy . cnsck ~ II. 4 Wege
tar 81. is&siA The Oregon 4 rsanscOnii.
MENTAL Company ~ nes PAP anythfns tes
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8efaso1 - Yss0as - 1asenana ~
tssnse - $4,000 oesesG
1Ae board sf pahiis voeln hsaa IL
weekly neeting yesterday a1ssrnoou. but
transacted very little work 4 pssitiea
30 reeeived fro0 q n Waits and other
propsrsy owDsrs. asking that . frs
hydEaat b estahiished q tAe corner Of
Rainier and Eris ssrsets. and referred %
the supsr1ntsadeot a. ths uatse uorka
The petition Il g + Bailey, ASKING for
psFDtt - build . fruat snsrancs 70 the
basesg shop under IL Bailey buildiae,
vhtcA was laid - ~ tahas q Tie last
meeting. vas called un and che permit
refused
The city snginsse submittsd : bill q
lumber for the oatfall q the sewer On
King stfeek which 10 q - trsated b. the
American Torsdo Roofing Company, Who
fnEnish bond - The city IN tie sum Of
$0oo, 10 b fortified % ~ city In eass The
material b found 70 b eaten b. tocodce
within the period II six yeaxA
The supsrintsndent q she water works
submitted HE sssimate Of expsnsss In the
water department Tor the month Of June,
- tollows: Material and supplies, &2.68l;
salaries. "a, $40.
The board sdiourssd 70 meet next Mon
day - o'clock.
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ooxDExssD DlsPAscans.

The eenvsntion Of the evitchmsn's
Mutual Aid Association u In session q
Evansvills. Ind.
LILLIAN Russell the epsra singer, has
guarded With her new husband, 1ignor
Psrueinjs ant the couple hsvs separated.
Barnes Compton. ooagrsssman nom the
Fifth Maryland dlstvlck has resigned 10
accspt the once Of naval oflosr q Balti.
more.
Madeline Pollard d IN New York city.
consulting her publisheS about her book.
"narriags Above Zero" which = soon 70
Cleveland. Gresham, csriisls and Bob
Evans are shooting q Currituck sound.
They viii return 70 WashinStoa City next
Saturday.
John Harksnstsia VS. killed and 'shrss
the West Bear Ridss eoiilssy = xshisn a
Pa, Monday.
Consrsssman John L Wilson Il prspar-
Ing statement 70 prove that the reduc-
tions In the Indian appropriation bill viii
cause outbreaks.
Burgess MeLuctie, Of Homestead, has
furnished 70 the government description
Of defscts In three armor plates on the
Montsrsy. and IN examination will b
made.
The North Dakots Law declaring grain
elevators public warehouses and 6xine
charges. With penalties for ovsrchsres, has
been sustained BY the United States su-
psems court
Supervisor Of Indian Schools Moss dc.
mics that Apache Kid. the noted outlaw.
Was IN educated Indian, which statement
has been used ~ On argument against sdu-
Gazing red men.
Maj. BENJAMIN +. wosrsll, who Vas dis.
mlsssd from the treasury department last
January after seventeen ysArs' servico 20
make room for 2 Democratic politician.
committed suicide on the treasury stsps'
Washington City, sunday. by shooting
himself.
The largest gas well In the Ohio or In
diana hslds Was drilled out at Horace
Farm, west Of Fostosia, o., Monday. The
well 10 estimated st 50. o00. 900 fees Of gas
per day. The Gas caught nrs, ana a. . re-
sult the wells are blazing in many places.
The flames shot up Loo tsss above the tree.
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: RUNAWAY sor cArrusaD.


He Weasea - Jsin sAs sslvasasa Asny
ID seattle.
Moody Ridley, l5yser-old boy, was
captured In the lower part at the city
about lO:3o last night By Oncsf Lauhschsr
aud taken to police headquarters. having
run avsy from his home In Spokane. The
police we're put on his track By letter
dated Nay II, from the boy father, Frank
Ridley, TO Chisf Willard, in which be
says:
my boy, Moody Ridley, left home on
Tuesday, May 8, 1884, aud ! fear that he
has made his way TO -FOUR city. The roa-
son for his departure q wholly unknown
20 me. unisss it b that he wanted 20 unite
himself with the Salvation Army for &C
tive service. In his pocket can b found q
rod-boek 1estament, and il in your city 10
likely among the Salvation Army.
Should you 6nd him cay 70 him that
want him to come home and that be can
feel ascnrsd Of fathers pardon and vel
come"
The letter also contained . description
Of the boy, which led to his discovery
wandering around the streets, without .
csnt In his pocket but with the rcd Tests
mont stu With him. He ssld he he'd run
away because he did not want 10 70 70
school, and did mot want to 20 back. Al.
though the lsttss did mot authorise his
arrest he Wa given food and lodging In
the city jail. and Lieut. Brennan viii
write 70 his father Ter further instructions
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oceasionaily one runs against China
man who has bscems % far IN American
- to adopt an American name. but the
names chosen are often - erotssqus In
sound TO Western ears ~ the Oriental
originals. Such ID that OF Celestial from
Stony point on Gray's hsrbor, who has
been registered as Half Past Ten. Whether
the name has any References 10 some event
In the bearers life which occurred at that
particular time Of day or night the records
are ailent
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II WAS reported ut the shsrif's ofies yss.
terday that John Shaliwin had disap-
pearsd from his home near Black Diamond
on April 26, and that nothing had been
seen Of him since then. He 10 carpenter,
s feet 8 inches in height. IS years old. had
married in Wisconsin but 10 now .
widower. and lived on thu Mclean ranch,
about two and half miles west Of Black
Diamond. He disappssrsd about tn m,
leaving his hat and coat at the ranch.
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O. B. Tinglsy. . surs-thing gambler,
called sthe Laughing Kid" owing 70 the
distraction OF being the 6rst white child
born in Skagit county, was fined
$40 In police court yesterday for carrying
. IS caiihsr Colts revolver. which although
concealed was yet too big 70 remain I'M
discovered when arrested. He also was
well equipped with = few implements Of
his calling in the shape Of loaded dice. .
sleeve holdout tor poker games. and two
card faro boz.
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Mn. George uainss. Of lSl0 D street. t.
coma, who formerly lived In this city,
ask6d Lieut. Brennan at police hsadquar-
ters TO have her husband arrested, saying
that he was stopping at the Nova Scotia
house with Nra Viola 1horndiks, the d.
vorced wife Of I'd Thorndiks. former
chief Of policA She was advised 10 secure
. warrant. bat instsad Of doing
% went 70 the Nova Scotia
house and olamored for admission 20
the woman's room. Mr.. Thorndiks Vas
ct the house and refused to admit her,
telling her her husband was mot there, bot
she insisted. and made such disturbance
that Jsiisr w. I. Peer went 70 the house
and ordered her away. warning her that
she would b arrested u shs did mot sub
oidan
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The Taylor brothers, Missouri murder.
ess, are hstly pursued. bat have not been
captured.
The Uast<i Ssasss suprems eoayt de.
etacd aaaaimoasly against john Y. Nc
Kane, the Democratic leader nos in sing
sang. on every point
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c. r. Fishback delivered On address Last
evening before the literary societies Of the
ststs university. IN event Of this kind
forming . part at the regular commsncs-
msnt programme. The four soc,stiss are
tbs Phisomashsans, Aithsoaisns. Normals
and Thaisana Mr.. Fishback's subject
vas; The Possibilities Of . Student - On
American Cisissn." and besides The al
drsss the programme consisted Of musical
seIectionA
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wAspssa, Idaho. May iA--Thrss hun
drsd and tfty men employed by shs
bunker Hin and Sullivan mine have given
notice that they will strike on the i7th
uniess wages are raised ell around 10 $50
day. The mines are now paying $3.50
TO miners and - 10 shovelers. Mr.. Brad
Icy Gays he vii nos yield.
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NV YoRK. Nay lA-During his stay
here Gen. Harrison has met nearly every
Republican leader Of nots IN the East and
10 prssumsd to have formed pretty &C.
curass idea Of hts chances for nomination
In 1893 That he 10 candidate none Of
his intimate friends denies. Gen. Har-
rison's friends say he 10 confident Of
hearty support from the New Yorksrs
who supported him IN 1907
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McKHsssoxr. Pa. Nay lA-At midnight
he Whole Of the National Tube Works
men are on strike. AZ 9 p m.
the men II the lap weld department
Joined The striks. Then the employees In
ons At the other departments held .
confsrsncs With the strikers and q lie cioss
ths strike was declared general The light
= mads Tor restoration Of the 20 Per cont
Ieducsion u Wages made last February.
Thirty-4wo hundred men are out
u 10 probable that the men In
the National Rolling Mil. which 10
dspendsnt on the tube works and 10 con-
trollsd b. the same company. viii Join she
strike. thus adding 20o0 more men % the
strike. The tube officials. tearing . raid
on ths works. hare called on the police
1or protection.
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O001006 AWas1o0 Tor The VIM Oon0
- 0rooa hives.
The county commissioners % yestsr.
days session received end approved Of the
plat Of AcNatt's nEat addition 70 South.
Park Hsishta Il q eompgised Of land
cost Of South Park. south Of Maiden Lane
avenue. west of Lookout street and north
Of The south line Of the property Of A. Ho.
grave. being portioa Of section Is, town
ship n north, range east Willamette
meridian.
Brooks. Of Black Diamond. the contract
for the construction Of the wing dana on
Grsen river. near Auburn. His contract
pF1ce 10 $3.50 per linsal foot for light work
and $NlS for heavy work. The dams viii
cost about 81, COO.
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John Y. Terry. the new receiver Of the
United States land once. yesterday en-
tered his of3ce. succeeding Col. @. g.
Lyon, who viii nov take vacation,
probably In California He sppointsd Z
d. Finch, son a. D. q. Finch, his aspnty.
to succeed w. G. Hsiibron, uho Win 20
yaeAtng - ~ esesk
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- Ao11VVA8 Oo301 1OWA8s
81 Untsleo, Chaat sho 1ovoeaeo-A
great Rase Rxpeessd.
LounvIILR. Nay lA-All the Derby
candidates have bssa eivsa their final pre-
parations, and With . cloudlsss sky Il 10
sxpssssd that fully lk.ooo or 30.ooO psssons
will pao through the gatss as Churchll
Downs tomorrow. The track u "A
6ns condition., and when the Lexine.
ton contingent arrives early tomorrow
morning there will b 100 horses ct
the track. The list Of probable starters In
the Derby hes narrowed down 10 an. and
at least two Of these are liable b b
scratched at the last momea2 These are
Tom Eimors and eigurd. lssving Chant.
Pearl Song. P4 and Al Boyer - start
each carrying - pounds. Chant sold -
the favorits In the pools tonight with
Pearl Song end Al Boyer second and third
choices. PsaA Song and Chant each had IN
equal number of friends. and they viii
probably % - the post ct about TO 3
each. The others should taper Oh from 8
70 Q 70 L ~ the Turf Exchangs tonight
pools On the Kentucky Derby sold - fol-
lows: Al Boyer 10. eigurd 8 Tom Elmoss
& Chant % Pat 10. Pearl Song a. Iisid,
even money against Chant.
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Nehemiah Preston, An old settler In this
city. died Sunday ct bis sesidsncs q the
corner OF Ninth and Stewart streets. He
wss ~ pears at sgs. and for the last ten
years has suffered from what 10 known -
cslcarsous degeneration Of the arteries.
which has made him almost helpless. He
leaves widow and four children. One
daughter, Mra George Smith. died 70.
cently.
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In a International bicycle race a4 the
vslodrome. Paris. Sunday. Martin, the
American. finished second. being beaten
by q Frenchman.
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Following ere the entries,

Brooklyn handicap, one aud ous-fousth
miles-Blitsen and Copyright l0A Ban
Henry Of Navarro and Hermitage 100. CHI.
ford IA, Lowiandef and loantakU 10 Sur
Walter 10 Diablo and Sport ia
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TRAyEtiNG RlsKS

Hsss tia increased fsetEstsss Ter travel and The
Eress narassF os tsAssssss. there aAs bssa assar.
ss.y Ets*t sGezsssa Is tie rtsk " secsdeEsA
Evesyuna. vac Too say re&son - ecxapxsesz 20
tneas thses slsss. shea q keep hy him supssss
81 AtlxesAs Feseps fEAsgxHs. fos tA~y are
~azs tsTfus sssesfsc Ia ssrA5ns ~ the Saek o.
isss ss. sarA - sse alaast iEsvssshis ia eAse Of
aces<sal
Aaf sae ssAstsu< en = foSx taarnsy sheasd have
e@s - ssFt ~ has ssetpGsal Gsmmatxrs %
eaesssAa cA.as s@ceass keep tnsn beth - hens
aaa "a tie "a ce
As1xoEKs fongcs fIAssRxs hare repeatedly
psss~s sasss sfs4i salee "a Il sac al nssd
bhANnktsns ffiIs fsUexe ali flHrcxtskoA
(,ef xssfff nax srasr ~ Hafas Q..,~ q. 49,.
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Before purchasing your spring suit sss
Riley Bros-. merchant tailors; suits IS
and up.
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senator Caasry Re- xi.eted.

beootOf CAHefy No 1Io0tods
BATON RouaR La. May 1.-THE rem.
srai assembly this afteSnoon elected eena.
tor Donsison Caffsry for the long term,
beginning March 8 1854
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TACOMA. Nay il.-Msj. }. q. NcGrsgos.
Of the special trs asury SERVES. len today
Tor Spokane 70 investigate the customs
businsss and ascsrsain u sub-pest q
entry 10 needed thsrs. This hes no beaf-
Ing on Congrsssmaa Wilsos's aetiea ten
days ego tn Introducing bill providing
that the eastern part of Washington and
the panhandle Of Idaho - ses apart - =
new customs district.
Special Agent Cuiloa. u the treasury
department, announced today that the
Spokane 4 NorthsTn railway bAs hen
made bonded Garner Of frsieht - allow
through shipmsnts Al ORES fto0 British
Columhle minso - Tacoma
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- ChicnGo q 0soo1 W1oossn. ooA1e shsn
- e41nsDl alssa1y nsntisss4 H
eo1i1 noe 4a1 any oehR payDsat - ~
tssha - - - ~ hsi1svs anysAing
0nsD ~ paxA
chasio 1. B1sssy, Ssrnesiy uessAssa
raef1e Afrsc1es. sausfnoA 49, - epostdr
80 ~ 49, q - viseoasfa Central .
1nWogn13e 90 He hnA ohtee1D6 - -
- Asu 0haruo a. oooek q onah ~ 80
boel III. 0akss vas sssoagiy - Ssvor u
- NsethsFu Rseias eptns - chisaga. asd
his tapspsstos - shss Ms. vnIa.d -
aisss 81 - csnssasn - spinSso q al
bio fatlsasA fkiss1s sas - fsvss q II The
proposed Isass sppsors1 - - The esss
naaRs - essstng tbssa He had 10 In
osssst In the Rocky Fork 3 Cssk Cisy
sosd Dssas - Jasnssy 1 IA
Nj. Petit vssssd 10 ksos vAy de
Nershssn Paei6s hs1 bssght eel fFoa
he Rocky York Company vhsn Is hsd -
e9V,s suppiy - ~ evs ias1A
Mr.. BAsDey w. not sure but thought
this ~ done bsesuss the Rocky Fork
psiss vsss cheaper shsa thsy eeuid nins
is - thsir own lands.
Cesssi heSssshs hsss istssjsses1 ~
sssssmses shss ts had sscs trassntrsd thst
shs Norshssn Psesae rod bed no right 70
he land is sold % The Reeky yssk com
pany, ed thss 70 vae tuss shas much
shsad today IN the Donsy rsesivsd from
Tie coal company.
CrosD-sxamissd b Ms. MeNangAG Mr..
basDsy tod a his eeansseSea With ths
Nesthsgn Pasi6e ard sxpessssd HE sasiss
sasisssesloa II The Willard Management
add Rscslvsr Oakss, whose snsrRy and
ntnso had doas anueh % ssrvs the bsst
intsrssss Of the road- He had bought the
stock of the Rocky Pork road without -
idsa u vs. 70 b bought BY the Northern
Pacific. II wish 70 pat myself right, sid
Ar. Barney. II doa't mean % have any
imputations eass On ma The facts ass
Just these: Some time In 1880 Mr..
Willard came TO my once in Phila-
deiphia and told me that the stock
Of the Rocky Fork company VS. for sals
81 "a. and that he thought is good In
vsstmsnI autographed 10 frt1nd u
mine In Boston. asking him TO Join me IN
the purchase Of the stock, which ~ did,
taking shout go shasss. don't ssnsmhse
Just how many"
Col NcNauxht having concludsd his
eroee-sxaminasion Of Mr.. Bsrney. the lat
Ter Vas again taken IN hand b. Mr.. Petst,
who read letter written By the Rocky
Fork Coal Company. agrseing 70 supply
the Northern PsciGc road With some 500 or
100 tons Of coal daily. Il vss shown that
the coal company did not live mp 20 iss
agreement. owing 70 its bsing unable 70
mine that much coal day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-15

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