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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
TROLLEY CAR HELD Up.
Bold Decd of Bandits in Chicago
Suburbs-One Passenger
is Shot.

Chicago. H.. Oct s. Masked highway
mon held III car No .. on the Chicago
/ Evanston electric car line at the corner
If Byron street and Evanston avenue
shortly after : o'clock last night and
while robhing the passengers shot one and
injured two others The robbers escaped
after having control Of the car for five
minutes and although an alarm was sent
S every police station in the city within
Neury minutes after the daring raid none
.f the men had been captured - late
A.Hr There were four in the party. all
rl ked and armed with reyOlyers. The
passengers injured were
r. NESRITT. 1913 Hlnman avenue,
south Evanston, shot through the thigh
f. WFSTNAN, corner Of Southport
..ad BSlmorHl avenues. cut on the head
\ O. q JOHNSON. Gaiesburg. H. cut
aler the eye
None Of tho injured were seriously
.uauudcd Mr.. N"shitt was able 10 con-
tinuc On tie car 70 his home, while Mr..
Wcstman and Mr.. Johnson both were
stakeu to hoores drug store in Edge
vafer aud their cuts, one inflicted with Il
.cang and one with the controlling lever
#ef -ha a1r. dressed, after which they went
t. fHp.r BONES.
Eho amount Of money secured from the
ra---u-er~ WAS about $50. Several
= hos were taken, n pair Of earrings
4 81 from the ears Of a lady passenger
a. arinus small trinkets Of littlp value
Erlag 4 n the wild haste Of the robbers
u tud.r All that they could and escape
sf4FfIrp.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
LUMBER TRADE PULL.
Believed that Logging Operation Will
Not be Very Heavy This
Winter.

~ W. q rr.I1 M
oCoI'o' - W d - .,'TCI'i - ne
Hot Lumber company VIII nave three
camps in the woods this winter. james
Crquhart. foreman of camp No. >. with
q GROW. nf t,,.utv-fivo mon bae inst ,t.rrt-
~ g., ~, ..,i, tl'I. -
e i'i ,i'' ii'' - - an, - Ioi ~ ~, i'o'
OF making roads, cutting ana sNIddIhI.
Two more crews Will 20 in next week.
BESIDES, several Jobhcrs Will put III logs
Tor the holtS.
The rear of the main drive Is III the
OConto boom and there remains about
600 600 feet Vp1 Ia bp 1iyiIpl hot \yrpu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
FIRE STILL BURNING.
Loss in the Murphy Lumber Yards AG-
gregates SI30 900.

Green Bay, Wis. oct. S.-ISpecial l.
IhIs morning the destruction Of the yards
Of the Murphy Lumber company WAS
wellnigh complete, little being left 10
stitution Of the kind in this section of the
state. Yesterday morning meeting of
the company whs held at which the graft
lying decision was reached to rebuild
the splendid mill burned some three weeks
ago. Ihe meeting was barely over when
the members were informed that the
yards were on fire and the destruction Of
tho entire stock threatened
At o'clock it was believed the fire
was under control, but the wind vecrcd
around and blew a gale from the north
west. This famed the flames into re-
n"Ned fury and. leaping across the canal
that divided the woodward from the
large lumber piles on the south of the
ditch, they caught the dry lumber. The
intense heat drove firPmen and spectators
rapidly back. As il was, two Of the
Bremen were 50 severely burned about
the face that they were unable 10 soc
ana they had 10 he brought home and
placed under medical care The depart
ment fought hcroically. but to little pur-
pose. and the fight was continued all
| nlsht For a time il was feared the
ldndermann box factory would bc in
Cluded in the general coufagratiou. hut
ny the efforts of the fircmru that was
saved The adjacent houses occupicd hy
! the null hands w"r" speedily vacated and
the household effects removed ~ places
Of safety These houses seemed at one
| timc to be doomed. hut they were saved
The Dppere engine was sent for hut
vas unable to come. About In o'clock
this morning the Oshkosh engines ar
rived, the first accompanied nv Assistant
hiet Roche and eight fremen. with 100
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
FISHERMEN LOSE.
Judge Richter DisSolVes the injunc-
ton Forbidding the Warden
to Seize Nets.

Fond du Lac, Wis. oct S-Judge
Richter ut 2:3O O'Clock this afternoon
handed down his decision in the injunc-
tion case growing out Of the fishery trou-
hles on Lake Winncbago. ON Snptem-
hcr 30 Judge Richter granted tempo
rary order restraining the game warden
from Interfering with the fishermen. In
his decision today he dissolved this or
der. dccliniru, to max" the injunction
permanent. Capt Johnson will accord
in@iy leay" tonight on the patrol boat
Cora t. ."iZr nets.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
on THE TRAIL.
Capt. Smith and Two Others Who
Incurred Indians Enmity
are An pushed.

Denver Col. oct Il special from
p atoIIo, Idaho. says that courier and
sc fnr the .nitcd States troops named
j. " Wilson reached Idaho Fails about
nil miles north Of that place. last
evt bringing dorats Of the kilIu.,
of mt Smith and two comrades by
In n~ ~ Tin lower part Of Jackson
H".e "u Thursday morning The In
dia as hai sworn vengeance against
Smlth, rs it was h". thpv believed. who
XII one ii their trbc and was the
ca l-o indirectly Of the death of the pap
poas" last July. Smith WAS wounded
nll.soli IN his night. hut recovered vii
So states that capt. Smith ami his two
&C compamuus We're prospecting on the
se RI fork Of Snake river at the south
e of IaeEscI'S Hole and were am
bu -aed Smith ANA his two companions
W, shot deHi and their bodies left on
IN river bar Wilson und Constable
Mannlng were scouting in this locality
at hs time ana both saw the dend bodies
of Tire murdered men Wilson rode dt
on t1 capt Collins command ~ Swan
"a a9d reported the facts, leaving
Nj n'ng m Camp Granite 10 return tu
ia ~um~ Hole with the troops, which
lef ,aiur1iately for the sccne of the
XII aE Wilson then rode to 1daho Falls
vii dispatches
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
MEETING OF RECEIVERS,
conference at -. Paul to Discuss North
Pacific 4 fairs.


err Pacific Affairs.
st Paul Mimi. oct. : S-Rccoivrr Bur
leigh of the Western end of the North
ern Pacific Is rNgpccted here this even
ing 10 confer with Receiver McHcury
of this end aud Receiver BigcluW may
come up from Milwaukee for the confer
once. The point of difference i one Of
difference of jurisdiction. and if the re-
C"ivcrS of this end of the lin" will a,-
knowledge the jurisdiction of til" various
federal Judges within their respective
circuits. il S believed II settlement will
bc speedily reached.
\ conference" of Judges or of various
interests Is suggested aS ycTy likely tu
follow the conference of the receivers
and matters thus bc amicHbly settled
At present there are four sets of rrrciy-
crS. Il l. believed Mr.. Burl"igh ho,c,
To effect some sort of temporary arrange
mont with the other receivers on his ar
rival here that the running Of the road
be not iutorf"Tcd with during tho present
complications
The Northern Pacifr is preparing jr
begin laying the 100 miles of new stcel
track which the report of N-Rcc"ivcrS
Oakcs. Rouse and Payne. recently filed
with Judge Jenkins. states Will ba noe
csSary during the next five years to keep
the road III good condition. The cost a,-
cor,llug 10 their rc0ort. after dpducting
til" vulue of the rails taken up. will hr
50 5u1, 600 The purchasing department
has just awarded contracts for supplying
lpnOnn t,cS during the newt wear 20 w
{. Davies of Tacoma and I. + Green
ouCh of AhsSouia. Mont. The ties are
10 b" laid when the first Of tn" now rails
are mt down
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
SCHLESINGER TAKES THE MINE.
Value of GoCebic Range Machinery De-
terminnd by ArhitraiInn-

Hurley. Wis. oct - Special THE
deal which has been hanging fire between
the Northern Chief Iron company ana
Ferdinand SChlcsingcr on account or
a difference of opinion rs to the value or
the machinery at the Germania and
Pence mines has been closed. the value
of the machinery ha wing been determined
by arbitration. The Northern Chjct
Iron company selected u. !. Murray or
"ausau. while J. +. Fitzgerald of Mil
waukee represented Mr. SthleSingcr 4,
they agreed on values. third prrscn
was not called in. All tn" properties op
Grated by Mr.. Schlc>ingcr will he under
the management of the Dunn Mining
company. The Gcrmania, which WAS
formerly operated 10y the Hayes Bros, *
located on the hill Just ahoy" the town.
and has not been worked in nearly three
years. \ small fore" went 10 work this
morning. repairing and overhaUliug tn"
pumps and boilers. preparatory TO clear
ing the mine of water. when ore Will hc>
hoisted as rapidly rs possible Capt. i.
X. TreZona will supcriutcud the Ger,
mia
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
INDICTED AN OFFICER.
Chicago Grand jury Returns a Bill
Against Kenosha's Under
Sheriff.

Kcnosha. Wis. Oct. S.-[Special. 1T
has been learned here that Undcr-Sheriff
Michael Harkins of this county has
been indicted by the grand jury of Cook
county. H., for the alleged kidnapping of
Bernhard Hucffrr. Hueffer claims that
at the time hr was arrested and brought
here for trial for alleged completely in
the big arson case Of the Chicago Bedding
company that Detectives Cowie and Alex
andcr kidnapped him and Mr. Harkins
assisted. The names Of the detectives
are also ir the indictments
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
Death Of r. Earyer.

Bars boo. Wis, oct SnociaL1-
Il. Farv"r. aged 70. died N Cgzrucyia.
Wis, last night. H. was one of those
in the 'poom when Irontou this county.
had its iron works
Baraboo, Wis oct. 7.-TSpecial- Mrs
Eliza Burt. aged Il. died here Yesterday.
In the spring of ISL with husband aui
family. she came To Sauk county from
Ohio and located in the ''Buckeye'' settle
ment. She has been a Methodist for
sixty years and leaves twin sons. Newton
and NJ. \. Burt. the last known descend
ants in the family
Portage. Wis. OCT. - Special will
lam Williams, an old and respected cIti-
zen. died Saturday afternoon. His age
was ~ years. He leaves a wife and five
children.
Mrs. Susan PurneH Thompson. wife
Of Alex. Thompson. died Saturday Of
paralysis. Her age was Is years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
GEN. MAHONE Is DEAD.
One of the Conspicuous Figures of
Washington Ltfe-His Great
Army Record.
Washington. y. e.. oct. S.-Gen. NJ

Washington. -. e.. oct S.-Gen Ma
hone died ut l o'clock this afternoon
The end came peacefully and almost
imperceptibly. The dying man had lain
unconscious ever since last Sunday morn
ing. taking no noUTi%hmcnt and showing
no sign Of lif" beyond faint respiration
He MAS formerly quite wealthy but it
is understood that hc lost the larger part
of lls money and probably left but d
small estate.
The country viii long remember Gen.
William Mahonr aS one Of the most pict-
urcSque figures and characters in public
life during the last thirty years. Ex-
CeptionalIy slight IN stature and frame.
he has been 4 marked man in great as
Semhlages. His peculiar style Of dress.
and especially his hat, attracted attention
to him. This hroad-hrmmcd soft felt
headgear seemed out of proportion T."
the Tiny form beneath it, But beneath
this shade sparklpd a pair of rhe kepnest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
WEYAUWEGA ROBBERS CAUGHT.
Waupaca sheriff Lays Hands on Two Chi
Cago Crooks.

Waupaca. Wis, Oct. S.-ISpeciaLI-
Two important arrests have been made
b. sheriff Peterson, who was notified
by his deputy. William Hermann Of New
London, that two suspicious characters
were there Sheriff Peterson immediate
IL wired: ARREST and search The
men gave the names Of Joseph Meyers
and John Lyons of Chicago. and jewelry,
knives anu razors were found upon their
person. which was identified by Earnest
Kosanke as part of the plumber secured
from the Kcsanke Bros. store, Weyau-
vega. Saturday night. They were tax
en- to Wewnuwega this afternoon for eN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
Case of the Chinese Women

AfIanta. Ga. Oct s.-Writs q habca-
corpus were served this morning at 10
oclock on he OwyanE and Leon Lam
proPrietors Of the Chinese village On The
midway Of the exposition commanding
them to bring the bodies of nine Chimes
women charged by Lum Ling, an Atlanta
lauhdryman, with being held in involun-
tary srrritude. These arc the Chimes.
concerning whose admission into the
United states al O.deasburg, y. Y, has
caused So much trouble
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12

Lumber on the Murphy Docks Is
Burned-Loss Nearly
100000.

Green Bay, Wis, Oct. AT the docks
of the Murphy Lumber company three
quarters of million logs were swept
away by fire today. Out Of 100000
feet Of select lumber oh the dock, two Of
200O,0OO to 3,OOO.OO0 feet were de
stroyed. together with docks and a num-
Der Of buildings The loss is 500. 900
The company's mill burned September %
with a loss of $4,000. The insurance on
the entire plant was S6T 900. 80 the lum-
Der is but partially insured The fire was
caused by a spark from tug.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
MILLOWNERS' ULTIMATUM.
sawmill Strikers Given Until October 10
Rot

Ashland. Wis. oct. :. Special. Ash
land mill owners have issued an ultima
tum t. the strikers. signed hy the shores
Lumber COMPANY Ashland Lumber
company, keystone Lumber company
and y. W. Mowatt. They state that #
the strikers viii 50 10 work 10y October
10 they will run until the close Of uavf-
cation, but if the offer is not accepted
they viii hoard up their mills The
strikers intimate that other labor or-anl-
zationS of Ashland are going out with
them in a sympathetic strike.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
Nov School for raInlNra

Palmyra. Wis. Oct Special The
contrnct for building Palmyra much
taIard-ot new >rhoolh"nSa was let ycSfer-
day t, David Stewart of lancsville. who
gasc bonds - the amount of $4,000,
This does not include the heating and
ventilatinc that have hcen let TO other
parties AMI viii bring the cost Of the
building close tn the >l2.Hto limit. EN-
cavstion- fvr the basement and well on
the premises began Immediately after the
Contr0rt WIS SiENel.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
OCONOMOWOC NOTES.
Finds an Indian ReIic-Goins to the Farm
ers' Congress.

ers' congress.
Oconomowoc, Wis. oct. 7.-[SpeciaLI
Daniel Buckley. while blowing n few
days since. unearthcd n copper spear
head 1t was different than anything
cv"r before found here. as il had socket
in which to insert the shaft.
John Bender and wife left this morn
inG for Atlanta Mr.. Bender was ap-
pointed by Gov. Tpham as a delegate to
the farmers congress which meets in
Atlanta on the 10Th.
~ Rev. George Water received n uuan-
inlous call To- return here and continue
in charge of the VI. +. church it is quite
probable that he viii decline the calf ex-
tended hy the Fort Howard church.
Louis Rohrcnd and Harry Spear leave
for { ,orgia this week. They will drive
there
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12

Milwaukec-I iour-- Dull and lower. Wheat
-Flrmer: No spring, - &c: No. ! North
ern, 5aa4r: December. $40 Corn-Nomiuai;
No 3, 81 &C. pats-Lowrr: No. white,
l"fac; No. & white. 1Ti-Ff1Sf2c. Harley
Firm and higher. No. >. 41C: sample on
track, 2>24lg. Rye->teadIer; No. ], 4"ier
Provisions Weaker: pork. : 10: lard. : -.
Flour Is steady on the basis of 3 25G 3
for PATENTS ln hh!- In rarlots: or grades,
In sacks. 1871 -: bakers. In bbls, 25GI5
> 90. rye, ID hh.~. 25IG2 -
AIill~tuTS unchanged ar 1Iun per ton for
sacked bran, 1=.eo for fine middln-s and
Is 1-st 90 for white do.
ra=o-t.lo-e- Wheat. October. 5sl-c;
December. 49, -G1H7sc; May, &C. Corn
Cs>h. 5o-sr: October. 2H≻ November,
29l>c. December. 27l2c, My. 80. Oats
October. 177<C: December. 17fSc. Nav. 2pr ~
2ut,c bid Pork-OctoheT. 81: January.
s5rG9. .57i2 Lard-6crober. 80: January.
81 asked; May, 5.g5 Rihs-Oct0ber. > -:
November. 2p asked; January. +~7lg. Cash
Wheat. So: corn. %nL>c: oats. I7Tyc;
pork, : 81. lard : ~: ribs : -.
MiGueapoHs-Wheat closed &c higher.
October 5iif,: December $50; May. 5gl4c
oD track Nc. ! hard, 55l ,C; No ! Northern,
55c; No. ? Norther1, $3.50.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
INCH OF SNOW AT HURLEY.

Winter Ha. Begun on the Gogebic nnd
Marquette Ranges.
Hurley. WIS. Oct s. Special An
inch of snow fell here yesters,y.
E-rauaha. Mich oct. 81 Special
TIE Temperature dropped here today to
"a degrees IShaemiu@ reports that su""
has been failing there all day
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
Szcchuen Commission starts

" Nashington D. c., Oct. THE de-
ai mrnt Of state has been informed bv
- i'enby. the minister 10 China. that
" Sz1ehnen commission left Tien Tsin
Dn II, 9TH inst with escort This com.
riS~'@G la Is Composed Of Consul Read OF
~. r.el SIN Lieut.. Morrill, and Interpreter
"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
This world is a.l fiee'iu- show,
For mans illusion given;
But woman. with SapoI.y,

Poets. artists. designers, clever writers,
many OF whom would uot c0uaesccud 10
touch on trade topics in an ordinary way,
do not hesitate 70 set forth me. merits Of
SaD0Ifo. II is n simple solid cake If
securing soap. but the sun never sets upon
its sale From New York 30 san Fran
cisco It r found in every Household. light
cning the housewives care. and. uE" me
great men Of the world. wasting Itself 10
make everything around it brighter IN
Honolulu. HaEasaki. ShaUghat, BOMBAY.
Cav.on. Calcutta and Alexandria il forms
= chain which binds the West II civil
izat:on with its Eastern edge; while over
Australasia, the African cologles. and tle
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
WRECK AT VALLEY JUNCTION.
Carload of Cattle Killed but No Trainm~r I

Z
Injured.
Black River Falls Wis oct. 81 Spe-
ciaI \ wreck occurred AZ Valley June
tion early this morning in which a ear
load pt cattle was killed. Few particu-
lars can hr learned ~ present hut the
damnG, beyond I'll" car of cattle is not
great The morning passenger from the
East wns dclayed two and a half hours.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
4 EarIner's Heavy Loss.

PALMYRA. N'i~ oct. 3.-LSpecial. The
/ farm iarn of John Hahn at Harvey,
! with grain and farm machinery contents.
| We're destroyed by hre. supposed TO have
| isuited from q steam thresher.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-10-12
NiIw Wonderland.

This popular family resort Is open
every afternoon and evening. Six stage
shows every day. Frr Ia cents YOU can
seq all IL is j dollar show fer & dime,
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mates at present in the school and the
Counties from which sent.
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Also sSs pamphlets and maps.
The purchased publications OF the fore
Tn. Poins woh.r,. TIA. Lanai.

whatcom, Jan. Especial -Tornorresw
Is ths day set By the state land commits
sion for the. hearing on the appeal from
the appraisernent Of the Point Roberts
tide lands. Senator Drrr left today 10
aEyEear for Mrs Waller and the Alaska
Packing association tn support OF the
appsasserserit. So much has been sad
and written about the grss... vaiae Of the
fishing rights shere ard the assumed Ge-
sire Of the ALASKA Packing association
10 centroa the tide lands In erxser 70
strengthen their virtual monopoly OF the
fishing privileges that Governor MeGraw
ssas made an earnest effort to secure
evidence for the state sufficient 10 war
rant a considerable inerease sTs the ap-
rrasseraers- Bat II - doubtful IL the evf-
,s.sre. VIII BE Forthcoming. because OF
.,se fact thar the only persons indivssia-
ally interested want the aprraisexnent 10
raxrsain as it IL. One gentleman. bow
eyer. sosss the Observation-Disclosures cDrse-
euanaeuf yesterday tkaE he wuuid give
IN for Al sere almost anywhere in froat
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BKEviTIEs.

Si4oudy guwas and N. Ameaibus. two
SYRIAN peshaiers. became sngagssf liz =
quarrel yesterday morning near the rcr-.
rer OF Seventh ard Columbia streets Ee-
fore matters grew serious Detectives
ptEljffs and Hart were ON hand ana
sslacea them both Under arrest for disor.
derry conduct.
looking fellow with n bassdaged head, wao
locked up by Officer Williams last night.
sssrath was recently arrested for begging
ami after being released went 20 Tss-
coma. Tie says that he received the bruiso
on his head BY = fall. Tine charge Is len
blank. but 1t viii probably DO vsgrancy.
The funeral Of Capt JOHN A. Sleeves
VAS haf4 yesterday afternoon 1t d
O'Clock At the family residence. zzM Stxfn
STREET. Rev. Clark Davis officiating. The
snserrn9ut took place an Mount plsasane
cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-07

OF tho Waller claim. and another gentle
man said h. would he willing 10 swear
that the best locations are worth I'D
an acre. but neither gentleman csn 80 70
Olympia now TO testify at the hearing.
and 10 Will not be at all SURPRISING II tho
srseeious arguments IN support Of ths
present appraisement which ranges from
N.a5 90 SIS an acre. will prevail II they
do Il will not be because Of any neglect
on the part OF tho governor 20 % hla
best 10 protect the Interests OF the state
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NOTABLE DEAD.

]. n. Mason. California pioneer an1
,ssw spaEer mun. died AZ Tsoa Gatos. Cali.
sunday morning. at the aga Of IS. lie hed
aseers connected with the EOS Gat0s Mail,
San Jose Mercury. San Jose Herald aa1
San Iasis 0bEspo Trsbslne.
Alan W. IfawIsy. for the past ten
years resilient or sau Diego. Cal. dsed
there sandas. aged IL years TIs MSS :
native Of Henrietta. =. " .lsEng su4-
%.questIy Ia Ohio and Nebraska. and uan
prominently CONNECTED MsfA the bualdlnw
% ING san Diego Asuue. .--..
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The estimate far maintaining The srlaool
for the two ensuing years a. fixed BY
the board Is 81. r. ara TIRE probable cost
of improvements proposed In ffrs fnstI-
4usson will call for an appropriation ~
s5s as. The institution II reported in a
aos-ashkng condition ard Is accomplish
ting a good work.
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Olympia. Jar. s.-speeiai---The sssgnth
annual report OF the Washington srlsgsoi
fer defective youth. covering the year
eailng May %, 1854, has Just been sub
nsitted. Tn this Institution there are
three separate ana distinct departments
arzser one management Tn@ foslowsnx
table snsssrztea tire number % unforts-