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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-14

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of junction CITY,
ILL.,, was told by h0r doctors she had Con.
sumption and That thorc was no hope for
her, but two bottles DR.. Kings Now Dis.
Covory completely cured her and she SAYS
IL saved her life. Mr. Thos Eggers, l90
Florida st., San Francisco, suffered from u
dreadful cold, approaching Consumption,
tried without result everything else then
bought one bottle Of DIR. Kings New Dis.
covery and In two weeks was cured. He
Is naturally thankful. II is such results
Of which these are examples, that prove
tho wonderful efficacy Of this medicine in
Coughs aud lColds FREQ triali bottles nt
Matthows Bros, Drug store. Regular size
b0c and al.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-14

According to an estimate just made
by w. w, Ruley, of the bureau of an
thracite coal statistics. tho unmined
coal in Pennsylvania aggregates 4. GS4,
OOO, 600 tons, nil of which is located in
an area OF 2l3, 900 acres According to
these figures. ii the yearly average were
to continue at ll.OOO,OOO tons for, say,
l61 years. the fields will have become
entirely extinct, The Reading company
not only heads the list rs to acreage
but its unmined coal ia more than
double that of all tho other coal com,
panies combined. the estimate placing
its figures at 9,45O, 600, 600 tons, The
estimate follows:
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GENERAL NEWS
OF INDUSTRIES
StatlStCian RHley'S Estimate Of The Amount
Of Unminod Anthracite.
FUEL FOR MANY YEARS 70 COME

Eckley e. Coke Again Named by
Newspaper Rumor in Connection
with the Future Management of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Mining Ac-
tivities at Richmondale Bright Par
agraphs OF Industrial Intelligence
CuIed from Many Sources.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-14

ERIE AND WYOMING VALLEY RAIL.
~ ROAD.
Train leave Scranton for New York and in
termediate points on the Erie and Hawley and
local points at 6A5, 9.45 a. M and a24 p. m.
are through trains to and from Honcsda ale
Trains leave for Wilkes Barre at 6 10 e IN. and
34l p. IN,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-14

The first trial OF DR.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup will satisfy any one that the
lung. healing virtue of the pine tree has
now been refined into an effective and
convenient cough medicine. Sold by all
dealers ON guarantee OF satisfaction.
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Totals...........2l8OOO l,0s4, ,OOQO

This is view taken by the Hazleton
Sentinel, not always trustworthy upon
Lehish Valley railroad subjects, hut
nearly always an interesting one: ut
seems to be evident that the coming
man in the management of Lshigh
Valley affairs will be Eckley B. Coke.
No man who has the interest of the
region at heart could desire better
man at the head of the great property
The signs all point to a change Of man
agement snd If Mr.. Coke should &C.
cept a place that he can undoubtedly
have if he says he will accept, it will
be the greatest gain to this community.
The very near future will show thatMr.
Coke hssIeither forced the Lehigh Val.
ley to make him exceptionally advan-
tageous terms for the shipment of his
coal to tidewater. or that another and
more important deal has been made"
Work in and around the Richmon-
dale colliery, says the Forest City
News. is being rs actively carried on as
ever despite the dulness in nearby
places and throughout the country. In
the shaft the north gangway has been
driven about ZOO feet, four chambers
have already been started and more will
be- commenced this week. The south
gangway has been extended to meet
the slope or second opening, distance
of 1000 feet. The slope is 300 feet
long. There are four headings on the
south gangway and chambers will be
started this week. About eighty
men were employed on the
inside last month, but the force
will be largely increased as the
work progresses Richard Beers,
who understands mining thoroughly, is
the inside foreman. Outside everything
is running without friction. The big
breaker does its work in most salts
factory manner, Last month the out
put Of coal was 4, III tons, and these
figures will look small when once the
number Of miners are at work that it
is expected to employ About thirty
men are now employed outside. The
top vein is between six and seven feet
in thickness, as far as worked yet Six.
teen feet below is tha second vein, and
it will average eight feet. The coal is
Of a good quality. that in the top vein
being especially fine. Richmondnle
will present scene of great activity
next summer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks and Bonds.

NEW YoRE. Feb. l3.-Early trading at
the Stock exchange was characterized By
a weaker tone for the western railway
stocks and still higher prices for the In
dustrials, notably American Sugar. The
market left of irregular Sales aggre-
gatee III, l6l shares.
Ths following complete table showing tn
days fluctuations IN active stocks is supplied
and revised daily by LaBar s. Fuller, stock
brokers, III Wyoming avenue:
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philnd,lnhiA rnllnw Mnrt.,.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l3,--Tallow was
dull and unchanged. Prices weroi Prime
city, in hoGshead, 4Ae4%c.; prime ooun-
hogsheads, AZ cakes, Be-; grease 4Ho.
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ Railroad, Scranton Division. Timo table
in effect Nov. 49, 1899
Trains leave Scranton for Carbondale:
$50, $50, ll.05 a. M, $50, 6.l0 p m.
For Hancock Junction and main connections
llOb am, 6l0 D, m
Trains leave Hancock junction for main
line connection for Scranton, 600 am, 2Oj
D. m.
Trains leave Carbondale for Scranton 72L
0i5 am, lilo 3.34, Ol6 p m,
J. Q. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent, New SStk.
7. FLITCROFT r
District Passenger Agent, Scranton.
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l5ents Wanted.

----~-~--~~~'----0~-~-s7~--' - .
yI-ANTED-A SALES MAN, so TO. $50
w weekly can be male wAh our' goods n
any locality, will prove il Or forfeit SOD
Saiarv or commission as You prefer. The re-
suits u A !sw hour work often equals
weeks wages Address, "NANLFAC4 L X
ERS. q" p o. Box i3Je, Boston, Mass.
II-ANTED-TWOY YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
W address to call On business houses
Steady employment for good men, Apply
NATIONAL CLEAN TOWEL COMPANY,
Arcade building
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vEIEnINARY SURGEONS.

II STURGE Veterinary Surgeon, Den.
Il. tistry speciality; gold medalist Of On
tario Veterinary College. Office. Summer 3
livery, GA Dix St., near Keller's carriage shop
Telephone No 4l3
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-14

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
L TArE-Pursuant to IN order OF the
orphans court OF LaCkawanua county, Penn.
>ylyaUia there will b. sold at public sale at
the arbitration room in the court house in
the city OF Scranton, on saturday the 2tth
day Of February lSgl the following described
real estate, late OF John J, O'Hara, deceased,
70 wit \ valuable lot OF ground situate in
the city OF scranton, county OF LACkawauna
and ssats Of Pennsylvania, known and desig-
mated as lot No . in square or block S3 and
situate upon street called aud known as Pear
street upon the town plot Cf the city OF
scranton intended to be duly recorded and
registered, said lot being forty l4Ol feet in
front and forty 90 feet in rear and one hun.
dred and sXty-tOur lltt( feet in depth. All
improved with double frame two story
dwelling house fruit trees and out buildings,
subject u reservation Of coal and minerals.
Persons desiring 20 view the premises will
please call on Mrs Mary O'Hara, administra-
trix, residing thereon. sale commences at
10 q. m. Conditions made known at sale by
Jessups & Hand. Attorneys.
MARY O'HARA. Administrators.
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WILLARD. WARREN s. KNAPP. Attorneys

TSTATE OF ELVIRA MANNESS, LATE
II Of the city Of scranton, County of Lackg-
wanna and state OF Pennsylvania, deceased
Letters I adm nistration upon the above
named estate having been granted to the un
dersigned, all persons having claims or dc.
mands against the said estate will present
them Tor payment and those indebted thereto
will please make immediate payment to
MAhY T MANNESS, Administrative,
Scranton, Pa.
WILLARD. WARRREN 8 KNAPP, Attorneys,
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Sale.

HARM FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE, FOR
I city property. Inquire Of W. Z. DAVIS,
l7l2 Lafayette street.
NOR SALE-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
I in Facr0ryville. Inquire Of
Dr.. E. 7. WHEATON, Dentist,
al Lackawanna avenue.
TVOR SALE-AlLLINER AND FANCY
r goods also dressmating departm 3nt.
Z. .rst-ctass trade and location. \ bargain for
tue right party. Term easy. Apply Bar
gsiL care Tribune Once.
TOR SALE-A PLATFORM SPRING
I wagon. a1d mouse for sale or rent. In.
ouire Of B F. SCMdEkBELL Moscow, Pa.
ICE FOR sALE-DELIVERED IN .SCRAN.
ton at 6jc per top Inquire Of W. H.
SMITH or NJ H. HCFFORD, Clarks sum.
mt, "a.
EOR SALE 90 &.ACRE FARM, STOCK
j and utensils. J. NJ, SHEFFIELD, ~
Monroe ave.
I.OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR sCRAN.
i ton property-A bearing orange grove
increasing in production and value yearly IN
the orange section Ia Florida Addres +. h.
NETTLETON Lake Helen, Florida
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Special Notices.

es>~~~~N~~~N0-0~~-0--~e0-N
MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT lH
M corner Spruce street and Franklin ave
nuc. Twenty meal tickets for $3.50. Good
tablo board.
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Cl, 400 WILL BUY VERY DESIRABLE LOT
~ corner Madison avenue and Delaware
street, Terms easy. Apply
HARRY LEES.
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Hello Wanted-Male

.>.>N>.>>-~NN>~N-NN-NNN -NNNgNNN-~NNN~N-N.SS'sS, 80
WANTED RELIABLE MAN, PERM
" ueus ., sition. stamp and reference, \.
z Morris care this paper
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BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

nR q. E. DEAN, Discusses Of the Ego, Nose
~ Throat aud Ear. OOl Spruce street. oppo'
site court house.
nR A. j, LONNEl.L, Uflico 2Jl Washington
~ avenue. corner kpruco street, over
hancke's drug store Residence 73 Vine st.
Otiico hours 1880 10 " a. M. and tod and
GO 10 73O p, m. Sunday 2 to o D. III.
nR W. H. ALLEN Onico cor Lnclsl.
- wanna and Washington aycs, over Leon.
ard shoe store; Office hours, 10 10 II H. IN. and
eto p. m; evenings ut residence. 6l2 N,
Washington ave.
nk. e, L. FREY, Practice limited to Dis
~ eases of the Ego Ear Nose and Throat:
office, l.! Wyoming ave Residence a0 Vino
street.
nR, I'M GATES, lU Washington Avenu5.
~ Office hours, to 0 am. l.3Ot to aud
to SPIN.
JOHN l.. VENT, NJ D., Offices 81 and jt
81 Commonwealth building: residence I'll
MadiBonavei Office hours 10 to H. 2 to t. to
4; Sundays go to 4, evenings at residence. A
specially made Of diFeases Of the eye, ear, nose
and throat and gynecology.
nR. q. ID. MURRAY, specially made on din
II eases Of eye and skin, ,2l2 Wyoming Ave,
Office hours Until 10 Oa,m.,2 to and Z to p N
MRS. DIR KING, 82O MULBERRY STREET
Il At Carbondalo on Fridays of each week
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Legal

ESTATE OF WILLIAM W MANN ESS'
II late Of the city OF Scranton County Of
ceased
Letters testamentary upon the above named
estate having been granted TO the undersigned
all persons having claims or demands against
the said estate will present them for payment,
and those indie btedI thereto will please make
immediate payment TO the executors herein.
after named, or any Of them.
ISAACS. CASE,
Tobyhauna Pa.
MARY It, MANNESS,
HENRY A. KNAPP,
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SCRANTON, Fob. " The following quota.
fions are supplied and corrected daily by La
Bar &c Fuller, stock brOkoTsl2 Wyoming ave
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Hello Wanted-Females.

r.>~N.~O~.>~.>.>-NNN~-~~.~ =
VUANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housevork Apply at so Quincy
n-ar1a
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TERMS OF SALE

down
Twenty ilye rer cont on Aual confirmation
OF sale and delivery OF decd and the balance
Within six mopths from day OF sale, to be
secured by bond and mortgage upon the
OF sAtn
W " WATSON. JANSON COLE
Attorney for Estate. Administrator.
scranton Pa Fob j. ISiL
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Sc2, $50 WILL BUY MODERN NEW SROOM
~ house all improvements; terms easy; cor.
her Madison avenue and Delaware street Ap'
ply HARRY LEES
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NOUNG MAN WITH GOOD REFER
l ENCE, would Ike u position in store or
office, not afraid Of hard work. Address, {
NJ Tribune office
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0NE: CEN T I
a Word.
Wants of all kinds cost that mach, ca
cent Situation Wanted, iuhich are inserted
FREE.
Situations Wanted.

Situations Wanted.
>SNy.-,.>.>.,.~N>y~Nr~S> ~N0s' ~
VIZ ANTED- D-SCRUBBlNG, ROUSE CLEAN
w ing, or any household work 10y the day.
Address, MRS. WATKINS, 2lO Bromley av.-
CTrUATlUN WANTED BY A YOUNG
- man with fair education, not afraid Of
work; can furnish first class reference Al
dress K. b., this office,
VOUNG MAN, WITH GOOD REFER
l ENCE, would Ike position in store or
office. not afraid OF hArd work AuuTess, I
NJ Tribune office
WANTED SITUATION ny \ GIRL IN
w lawyers oflico to lSeepiu order Answer
Cali TmBuNE Office ..-.----.---.---
|YTANTED-A YOUNG LADY WISHES
w to read 10 lady OF gentleman few
hours eacl day, Address Il, caro- OF Tribune
office
WANTED SllUArIUN AS COACHMAN
w or gardner Address h. A., Tribune
office.
SuTUArIuN WANTED As COACHMAN
- or hoStler; had two years eNperlenoe III
carriage painting, &, T., Tribune
SlTUATlON WANTED-SRY A MARRIED
- man, US coachmau or gardenor; Wiling
n be useful; understands ereen'Gouse WorAi
eigh. years leterauce from last employers
AUdrcss, WILLIAM, 90 Marion street,
STrUATlON WANTED IN OFFICE on
- lawyer or physician, % 4 Yep one I'm uVu,F
ana answer calls; eau furnish goo uterenvo.
MISS NARY A. JEFFRE(S,
4pt Putnam street, Scranton, IA.
A'IVVATIuN WANTED \ WOMAN
- would like 70 get out by the day washing
.sr cleaning, or VIII take washing homG Al
8rss. MARY DONNELlN,
Scranton Pustoitice,
DY A YOUNG MAN IN DRY GOoDS OR
ID grocery store or sotne business where no
could work up. Some experience, Soou rSlyt'
eucs. will work cheap. Address = q. OoN 80
MoutrOse, FA.
pRESsS.AkEA WHO = ENT RELY
n dependent uuou herself Tor support would
like lew engagement, . 80 out 10y the week a
reasonable rates. Address DreSsmlkcr, triO'
Uue Odce.
S,tTUATION WANTED BY a STRONG
- woman who is willing tO do any kind OF
hou'ework; will take home washing or IRON
iag or 20 out by tho day. Caroline Mine, No
Al Cedar avenue, scranton.
WANTED - POSITION BY \ FIRST
w class stationary engineer; the best o
reference furnished. Address \. b' oalI Z
Clinton street, Blnshamtou, y,
SIrCATIuN wANTED-BY \ YOUNG
- man. can take care Ot horses or drive
team, or apy light work preferred nius
years experience IN dry goods store address
1910 Washington avenue, scranton
CITUATI6N wANTED-BY a STRONG
= Young woman who IS willing 70 do any
kind OF hOUsewUrk Win take home washing
or ironing or 60 on: by the day. Address j.
g.. " est Side.
1,TrCATION WANTED - By \ YOUNG
- girl 10 take care US children. Call or aG'
dress X. c., l0Ij scranton street. Scranton
SITUATION WANTED BY \ YOUNG
- married man; nine years experience IN
the butcher business: am willing 70 take any
good employment J. W. Arnold, M'osic, Ia.
CITCATION WANTED -B BY \ YOUNG
- girl to DO light hOusework or as nurse
girl Address L. B., llj North Fillmore ave,
Scranton, Pa.
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CTTUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
y man with fair education, not afraid Of
work; can furnish first class reference Ad-
dress K. B., this office,
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Resi Estate.

LNOR SALE-SINGLE HOUSE, Gus QUINCY
Il avenue; very desirable location, Apply
q. It. REYNOLDS, on WILLARD, WARREN
n KNAPP.
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Tublic Safe.

4 DMINtS TRAITORS SALE OF REAL ES.
y tate, by Nirtueo of an order OF the Orphans
Court OF laUkRwannu county to me directed
| will on saturday, the tenth day of March,
1874, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, at th1 Arhi
tIauon Room, Court House City Of Scranton,
expose 70 public sale the real estate of the
estate OF DIR, q, a, Cole, deceased, situate ly-
Ing aud being IN tho Township OF Madison,
County Of LackAwUuna aud State OF PounSyl.
yrnia, the first piece bounded and described
as follows, to wit;
beginning ut corner made for Thomas
WaltruS, ON public road leading from the cor
ners near house OF Milton Clark, deceased, to
the HOruhakers' settlement; thence south
ttty degrees east along the line uf said Wal.
irus ten and unt-halt rods to corner made for
said Waltrus and Hornbakcr; thence south
forty degrees west, along said llornhaker's s
land four rods 10 stone corner; thence north
htty degrees west ton and one half rods to said
public road thence north forty degrees ulst
along said road four rods to the place OF bn
ginning; containing eighty two rods Of land
bc tho same more OF loss, all cleared, with an
unfinished frame house and uuthuuse thoreou,
The second pjcco thereof bounded and de,
s'ribed rs follows, 10 wit; Beginning at tho
south corner OF lot known as the parsonage
lot, corner mado In the ditch Ut road; theuco
along parsonage lot north ttty degrees west
twenty nine rods tnH stunV tunc1 aud lane OF
John Evans, then along said fence south forty
dcIrogs west ton rods to lot of 4. n. Cumptou
thence along said Compton lot south tfty
degrees east twenty nine rods to ditch OF
aforesaid road; theucv aluus said ditch north
forty degrees east tom rods 10 plaC, OF begin
Mug, containing one acre aud ono hundred
and thirty perches ot land, more or less, all
improved with one frame dwelling house and
1..lVt and lFk Fkt.tFt O
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los KUETTEL, 5ij Lackawanna avenue
~ Scranton, Pa, manuf'r Of Wire Screens.
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SlTU ALTON WANTED BY a STRONG
- woman who is willing to do any kind OF
hCusewurk; will take home washing or IRON
Ing or 20 out by tho day. Caroline hI1he No
Al c. dar avenue, scranton.
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TACOMA, Sept q. - special. - The
republican county COMMITTEES il making
"A aggressive campaign Speakers are
oeing seat out ali over the county. Meet
ings srs being held nightly in every pre-
einct In the county. The reception given
70 the candidates il most cordial. The
assignments Of sets Of candidates for next
week are:
T. W. Taylor. ". A Fairweathsr. r. II.
Shepard. c. n. Parks and TIC. yan Eaton
WI speak - Gig Harbor October 1; Arfon-
dase, October ?; Dslano. Oeo5er 8: Long
branch, October 4: Anderson island. Octo-
Per b: Fox island. October 8. Samuel
Parker, J: b. Hedges, +. J. Hnns. T. c.
Mlier VIII address the citizens Of Lake
View October Il: EssonviIle. October 9:
hoy, October 5; Lake Park. October G. B.
W. Coiner. II. X. Coz, II. II. G!oyd. ]. c.
Taylor. l. ]. Young will 20 to Alderton
october /; Mcmillan, October 2: South
0sting, October 8: Lake Tappo, October 4,
Sumner. October s: Puyaiiap. October g.
The meeting at PuysIlup is to BE- grand
rally and ratification meeting. Invita-
tons have been issued to several prom
inent Republicans to be present and speak.
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As-ouA. Or. Sept 9-The collier
Asexinav vas tovea In yesterday By The
tugs Escort and RslisE Capt L&ssle6esd
Vas ssen by sn Associated Press CORE
spondsns aud stated tha: the entire
ruddes-poss aud rn6der wers carried away
ny sas heavy ssas running on Wednesday
afternoon. He Vas unable 20 signal any
vessel until Thursday morning. when q
pilot schooner's lights we're sighted.
kocksss were then fred. attracting the
attention Of the pilots. lie vas unable 20
make . bargain With the tugs. % they viii
come In for salvage. The vessel and cargo
are faisy insured, snd the loss will tai on
the underwriters. The weasel viii proea-
bly, Be towsd TO San Francisco for repairs.
a. she viii have 20 SO on the dry-dock-
Capt Litssehsld. Of the disabled steamer
Mackinas, has received instructions from
San Francisco % dispose Of her cargo ~
this port The tug Fearless VIII arrive
from San Francisco on Tuesday and will
tow the Aackinav TO that city for repairs.
Mr.. Jerome. Western manager for the Sag
NAV Steel Steamship Company, 10 which
the Aackinsv belongs. viii arrive mere on
Tuesday
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Mr.. Collins, Pros.r. Turn.d Dow.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Sept. 2a-rspscial.l-
The recent editorials in the telegraph CEN
suring Deputy Collector of Customs Nc
Donald. Hugh Waliacs and the Federal
Office holders generally who insisted upon
. Democratic ticket being nominated in
King county. Is explained here by the
custom house psopls..ss the contamination
of threats made by John Collins to Col
lector Saunders. The Telegraphs proprie-
tor wanted. s. b. House. an indispensa-
bic Republican holdoyer, removed from
Office and Frank NJ. Sullivan, who claims
10 be next TO John Fairfield. Mr.. Collins
most trusted political adviser, appointed
to the vacancy. Mr.. Wallace, whom Mr..
Saunders 10 booming for the United States
senate. wanted the Office for . relative. a
Mr.. Gaines, who is coming out from Mis-
souri soon
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saohomish Counsy K.pubIfe.ns.

EVERETT. Sept. 2s.-lSpeeial. The Re-
publican county central committee met Al
snohomish on Thursday aud completed It's
organization by eleeting an executive com
mittee, TO whom the entire management oi
the campaign was given. The committee
as named is: 7. ]. Atwood. of Sultan; c.
7. Roscoe and A. w. Fraser. ofSnohomish
ID. II. Cooley and F. J. Gull. of Everett: l.
+. Stewart, OF Edmonds. and III. +. Bro
kaw, of stsnweod. The executive com
mittea met in Everett on Friday and
elected +. j. Gull chairman and A. w
Frater secretary aud treasurer. They AZ.
ranged for Republican mass meetings
throughout the county, from one to thres
each day, until October is, commencing in
Everett next Wednesday night
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a. kns,n..r hni.a At Kai.ma.

poxrIANp, Sers. 2a~~F4remsn Peter
Crnmer wzs killzd about O'Clock this
morning by Northern Pacific freight
engine running OF the railroad ferry at
Kalsna into she Columbia river. Freight
train No. 81 which Crsmer's engine wss
pulling, arrived at kalams from Tacoma
Al O'Clock. The yard crew a. hasama
took charge Of the train as usual. % lead
n on the ferry. Il wss switched into tse
sections. one Of which was connected 10
the reru sr engine Of the train Thas Sec
,seu uss ran cate one Of the tracks on the
ferrw. snd the yard engine sad crew re-
taru~a for the other section. intending 10
load IL on another track alongside
tha FIRST section. Is backed the train
aswn shs steep incline. and. ossng
20 tie misp.seing Of tue switch.
a.. second section. instead Of being rua
onto . parallels track. wss run fnkl against
th- srss section with such force that tie
xnxsn. AZ the front 81 the train, n which
rsr~man CrAner wss sitting. vas pasae1
Of ths boat fale forty feet 81 water. era,
rneF was badly bruised By the fan and sss
unable 70 help himself Before sssis;Anes
eoala reach hira he was drowasd Hts
h.,.ax xas recovered fss minutes later,
oat af a tangled Sass % wreSxase fron
ira tank Of the engine CrsEsr had hesn
emplovea on TIE Ncvshern Pacific oaiy .
few months HIS home wss IN Sentgaiias
uhsrn he ssAxes wife ard toar eAiaaFsa-