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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-19
ne,inouents Paving for water.

peerle were SIN calling a. TIRE water
Sensrtrneut yesterday inauir9ug why their
water RAD been cut OF. though ire notice
ln ne post-InteliEeaCer YESTERDAY morn
fn- awakened delinQuents 20 iru7e1 ate
action ard many hurried - ne once %
nav an There are srtli a great many
names on the delinquent ssst. and ire cat
OF gang IS SIN kept busy.
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Death Watch Taken or craemer.

re desth watch. which Ia. Zee, nlscea
= henry Craer.er fer the psst we weeks.
removed yesterday sv 1aiier Rurk
A. ana Craer2er enca mere placed il,
a.. see 'anS n murderers' rev. He
49, delighted 70 be with his friends
- &sa-n. All brcatAei A sigh ~ relief
- paced tn hsS o,i cell lie has been
- q The ccaIh cell for several days
A. q matter 90 custom. the officials
-, lAd beng compelled 70 wait Ter
A' notification - the appeal
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A,.ev,a Hair Vigov which hsS eutlivet
a s,,,.~sNses hundreds q SIN lar prepa-
srstta,S - undoubtedly the mos fashions-
rio as well as economical hair-'iTe@sihg IN
- -~.-Rst Ev F= use the poorest head
= nsir soon becomes luXuriant nd bea8tl-
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No Question
About Quality

If you buy here. Our standard is goods of known
quality. We will not handle the other, inferior
kinds. Remember this when you read our prices.
1t will help to tell you just how low these prices
really are.
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Today, fa~ trimmed hats, -. worth S'-'l.
s. - and So Graham :. 10 second
street.
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Fridays statement of the condition of
the treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance. $3.50, 259, 1888: gold reserve, $500 059.
From the reserve should be deducted the
s400, 600 taken for Argentine.
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7-ba Pa.-sac Coast steamship ConPany's
steamer Clsy - Fuee3a. SAILING ron San
Francisco octoSer =. WI caFrS Seaessa
-,..,-~santssse 70 Seattle ane Tacoma 8. S.
per ten.
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les. think. - eeats Ter pound .or full
cream cheese any quantity. a. Cooper &
LEWIS
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Mems Single and Double Breasted Sack
Suits. in blue and black cheviois.
splendid value az sla.
Mems Single and Douhie-Breasied Sack
Suits. in blue and black cheviot and
black and blue worsted. for SIS.
Mems Singie-Breasted Sack Suits in blue
and black eheyiot and gray worsted for
sls
Mems Getaway Suits in black clay
worsted and black cheviot. the latest
cut. SIS
Mems Getaway suits IN black clay
worsted. SIS.
Mems Cutaway Suits made OF genuine
imported clay worsted and finished In
the very best of style. So
Mems Regent Cutaway Suits of imported
worsted. satin lined, the SWEETEST suit
IN town. for s..
Suits for short and stout men IN cheviots,
cassimeres and worsteds, SO. Si5. so.
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Special care sale today. Grahan's. 7Is
Second.
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Ths Daily post-Intelligeneer is rev or
sale n Portland Or. AZ Rich Bros. 20
Morrison street. Portland Hotel news
stand ana Northwest News Co. Id klrsS
a.
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Hats and Caps.

Just received:
Blue Cloth Fam o'Shsnters. SOC.
Red Cloth Tam o'Shanters. TSc.
Rlue and Red Eton Caps, Soc.
SOLE AGENTS IN SEATTLE FOR
DUNLAP HATS.
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The
Oldest
And the Best

"In the Fall OF 'aS, nv son.
II. b. RoUZIE. had hinge carhun-
Gle on his neck. The doctor
lanced it, but gave him no per-
manent benefit.
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The Argus vii print Saturday al ele-
eant aslf-tone portrait Of ex-tsev- Perry.
taken from his latest photograph. Price
4 centS: FOR sale at al news stands.
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Ayers
- SarsapariIIa

was then resorted to. and the re-
suit was all We could have wished
for. The carbuncle healed quick
iy, and his health is now perfect. /"
H ;. ROUTE, Champlain. Va.
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ITEMS OyercOatS,

Mems heavy Atwood Melton Over
coats. blue or black. at $40.
Mems heavy atwood kersey Over
coats. blue or black. at sis.
Mems heavy Atwood kerSey Over
coats, in blue. black or seal brown,
lar, SIS.
Mems Black Cheviot Overcoats. me-
dunn length. best satin lining, a
very stylish garment, $40.
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g cells can - quickly cured " taking
l'4Ala : 1o.ac, Ceolcra and Disrrhces
Tia FsolPt and eGe0sgal.
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49, u Judge Humes' court Yesterday
- =. 1eF ne plaintiff in the sum o. So
A. - sai' % s Hopik vs. i. Jorsenson
-. liver g." for tie detention OF
49, sncAo-s. a valuable seine and
s.t-S Isains tackle. The property was
a.. = 80. out Hevtk anted Ssi dam
- NnoAgful detention. The con-
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tention of the defendant was tia. N. ,ook
the property under a bill Of sale whicb
was given 70 secure payment of a chat
tel mortgage
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elise MAKES REPLY.
He Defends His Position on the
Water Bill.
WANTS MORE BONDS ISSUED.
The Alderman Relies on the Ordinance
Providing Interest on the Water
works-More Statistics.

To the Editor: This morning you edi-
torislly discuss certain statements here
tofore supposed 10 have beer made ~
me. In the first place. You rnssquote nc.
What ] really said was this:
The receipts OF the water Office from
the list day OF November 1880 up 10 the
present time, and estimated receipts for
the remaining two months Of this year.
are sac. 73s. %. and has furnished the city
with sl2oe4l.ls worth OF free water, and
thai the total expenses have been S9,ls-
@ssa4. leaving a surplus of s52T .ses g.
BY reading the above quotation You
viii see I clearly state that part OF this
surplus includes the water furnished the
city. Deduct this. and IL shows a cash
net surplus OF sso7. 49, -. But is ii Just 10
deduct this amount? II the city did not
own their own plant, would not this ger
vice. AZ greatly reduced rates. have 20 be
provided for by general taxation on all
property Is there any reason why the
owners OF improved property. the home
builders. houSeholders and renters. should
pay for lis fire protection. park service
flushing sewers, etc, by way OF an in
creased water rate? We had TO nay IL
by general taxation to the Spring Hsll Wa
ter Company, and we would have TO do
the same again TO the Seattle Power Com
pany
Again, YOU are wrong as 10 the retuc-
was Is per cent. the second per cent.
or in all . per cent 1 believed that re-
Guction was right. and am prepared TO
indorse the arguments made at that time,
and which the council Endorsed. but YOU
are in error again. when you say that
reduction wiped out the surplus. If the
figures which L have over Comptroller
PaTry's signature are correct. The first
eight months receipts of this year
show: Receipts. cash Str 7SS9 s. city sl4-
4S9 81 total SIS. 1875: expenses, s27,s77. "a:
surplus. $50, 22s.52; net cash surplus. after
giving city free water, s45,75672. say
this has been used for general city ex-
penseS Am l correct? You say this has
only been used as the charter requires
It. You evidently mean the ordinances
q am so particular 10 show how you were
evidently nisinformed) passed at the time
the water debt was incurred. and you say
the interest on this debt is proper
charge against the water fund. Is it2
The first bonded debt incurred for water
purposes was in 1Saa. to the amount of
sS45 O0o ordinance No. 1913, approved
April u, 1890. authorizing the same and
was ratified by vote Of the people on
June g. 1880. This was for the following
purposes:
% Purchase Spring Hill Water
Company plant ..........-.....-.....S Soo'o0
(2) Pipe line and pumping station on
Elliott bay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'V,Wo
CD improvements at pumping sta
ton ..-s.....-.-....''.--.' lV'Vp
CD New distributing mains in city. s25,ooo
Total ss4s O0c
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Men's Naek:ntoshes. in narrow and
wide-wale dsagonals, with cape. 81.
Mems Msckintoshes. in blue and
black serge. with or Without cape,
SSEG
Mems Nackiatoshes. in blue and
black tricot, with cape. s6.s5.
Mems Maekintosses. in heavy all
wool serge. blue and black. with
care. Sic.
Mems Aacklntoshes. in blue and
black cheviots. all-yvooi lining. With
or without cape. ST.. SIS and 50.
Mems Mackintoshes. in blue and
black smooth worSteds. seH-linei.
heavy velvet collar. no cape. a very
stylish garment, S92ea
Boys MsckintosheS. in blue and
black worsteds and sergcs, S.se.
&.11
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PRfcES-zsc, ~. gac, 80 and ~. Seats
on sale al tnsater box cfFtce-
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
WALLS FELL IN.
rstalltss. relisw . rhauasr aaa =,
stern in Dstrpit.

Detroit. Aug. IA thnaaer e.
accompanied by hszvy glis;s x :,
xlhich cane M suddenly 81 aao1 "a,
cau=,d a fatal aesde1r A. ths b.
Presbyterian church. whieA : y
erected At Twelfth s,r,rt Aal 4,
Rfyrr assaue. The walls og the -
werg uii anil ahSus rt.a5y faz y !,
whrn the sluall came gsayaaas 4
fruat and rsar walls collapsed ~
ruen being hurried from ladaisrs a. y
folds and euripd In the ruins
Prank Sen0vn. a mlsidlcAEaa y
LAYER. was on Saaffoid nutssks ) ;
wall Whfa The crash canie n y
fold Ten and S.susya was bu-sa y
two f,ses - brIek and nssrtar. N
Wa tnzAntaneoDs
ghris. iseusoa. FOREMAN & - y
IaFerN was on 4 ladder tns.aa - \
afsd Isasss Sorth. 4 bSaekisysr, ss,sl \
ssanald Bgfh seii iuts fha ess,
hAd % te dug cut tehu@sa - !
ta The Harper hospital wtis Il !
.saIp wound and his eyes fua < !,
which may osnsc hiIa 20 tess s. q
Meth Wa tskru hsnas. hus ae ~,
yery badiy injuTssi Fresi.TicS IAnx
iah.wer Who was ~saniIze "a - =
6f ths, top dow When the walls a I
carried deuE ta ths ceiiar aa1 ru's.
a painful W0und IN ths ahs!szzz
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TaE vicERoY IS 70 BLAME.
pr. Endicott Make. EsPort on 'hs SA'-
ns-e MsSaers.


pn. Endicott Make. Report on the oh'-
ns-e Masacr~
Tacoma. wash. Aug 19.-The Ledger
received to-day by mall from Shanghai
the first cony 10 reach this country o.
the report o. Rev. Or. ]. Endlcou- y
D.. who was delegated by the AlileIt
can and Canadian missionaries 10 my -.
tlgate and report upon the ChenS u
riots in Szechuan province lue
port IS lengthy aud gives 4 detllleu ~
count OF the troubles. curroboratihs Wv
Associated Press reporSs- pT. EnaiCvtt
went to China from Winnip1E tMn
years ago. being sent by the CANADIAN
American Missionary suciety.
on May %. the day before the out- tiS
break in Cheng Tu, be, together Wiz Wiz
his wife. and Dr. Hare left thehE Iu
for KaI Tuus. 120 miles away, me!
did not learn OF the trouble until Juno
1, when several boatluads Of the lheaI
Tu mob went to Kal Tung and beSah
to Incite trouble. As the officials re-
fused to AFFORD any protection, the par
Nv went down the river with numerous
other missionaries 10 Shanghai, Whrss
Dr. Endicott's report was Finished
three weeks ago,
Or. Endicott's conclusions are briehy
as follows:
''rhe history OF past riots does mol
encourage US 10 hope for much IN thc
way Of discovering the real origin OF
these. The officials had ample power IN
their hands to queli the not AZ its very
beginning. for there was an ahundAnce
OF soldiers with arms and ammunition
at ChenG Tu Had the officials been
friendly some Of thesi. forces would
have been quickly utilized 10 quell the
disturbances. The viceruy i directly
responsible for the riots, He Is known
to be anti-foreign,"
The report states that crisis ha-
been reached In mission operations, that
foreign nations should change their pol
icy to give the mandarins 10 under
stand that they must treat Americans,
British and other nations with respect
and afford them protection; that unless,
this Is done the future outlook before
the missionaries who labor In the inter
Tor OF China viii b. dark indeed.
He concludes: "A money cOmpensa-
ton for the loss Of property is not SUI
ficient 10 meet demands OF the case. The
condemnation Of the vicrroy Is worth
Infinitely more at this iuncture thSn
millions OF money
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WAR PLANS OF THE SPANISH
Forty Cruiser. aud $4,000 Ners soldier.
Go TO the ront.

Forty Cruiser. and $4,000 Ners soldiers
to Go 20 the Front.
New York. Aug ia special 70 the
Herald from Madrid says that Primo
Minister Conovas Del Costello has been
interviewed by a correspondent He
gave the following account Of the forces
10 be used in putting an end TO the con
filct In Cuba:
by the end OF September. or the firs'
days OF October. when the raluy sssason
is over. an additional 5000 men Will
be landed on the Island from Spain
The naval strength. for the suryeil-
lance OF the Cuban ooast. will comprise
nineteen cruisers now building In Eng
land, five cruisers which are now being
built at Cadiz and fifteen already In
service. total Of forty cruisers
These. with the vessels already dis
patched to our aid by the United States
government. we trust VIII be found suf-
ficient
''In regard TO the Mora claim, the
Conservative government has proceeded
entirely on the responsibility created for
US by our predecessors In power. The
question OF Indemnity once having been
accepted by the Spanish government.
no other course than that resolved upon
was possible-Immediate pAyment-to
meet which we have realized the funds
necessary without having recourse to
parliamentary Intervention.
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n,..ra-I rharea -.

81 Joseph. Ne, Aus le.-Tbare Wa
~, 81 - Peters and s. FaaI-
church on Msssiplc =s-nsi today taa -
= result 1re man was fagaily ia5gT'-i s'l'i
4, alhcrs an. badly used ui'' nv MIN
- az two being serious
Tba fatally injured man : 1n3EiS-
WsirEypCass -
.Tbe seriously injured arr Tnuy Fer
hyca and Simon WaEpDr
There 4 4 tactloa of the church 81
r.,S,.d 10 tho PRIEST. and 1hess Hssa At
ismpled to break up The seTytrrsS SeS
sgpl arrests have b-n madc, bot lhf
Tpcleadcrz sgcyrsdri IN sSEttHs away
The pollce. fearing renewal o. hosilil
10. ars guarding The chrrea 2r9i''r ,
,D-ulrht. Tia tn1shle "a TIE church,
Whlea thus reached a climax Ia vioaenss
has been brcwiuc fDr Siule wceEa
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
80 .nI ID. r.raLl.,,.

Rochester. y, Y. Aug ia-seuainr
Peter q Kansas, ln au interview
with an Associated Press tnl-'ftar, lSas
asked. DO you thinN ttE F'pultsis
have any chance % cicttlug a I'f'7siden'
In iSNGT'
lit all depspds on the froc silver
Democrats AID Republicans " they
vote the way thry talk We WI esact
cur man. has II they DO 20 ibcy slNays
have done. talk wsh - agl vote via
the old paTties, We shall simply hSv" q
natural and healthy Ergwtb. ab1ni
double 0ur vote orrg i>,s2 and b. 10
line f5r the next presidential c1uyesL'
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24

I,,I,-i, ms Put on Indefinitely me Te-
o5,.,' -.5,t,s, y. ~ tbe Peruvian minister Al -
~ ~, - ,rbe r1vernnieu o. Pvru has o'-
!, -, - ~. minister 10 return u b. is nat
rsc,lved within = spes,iiles - .,,,.i'
naval squadron has beta esiessl 49, - =.
whlle troops have hectl 'tnt = ~ ,-'t
p,sts on The Bolivian fFaa'st = -. -
of suerrillas hss caP'a5sa A,'a ,-.s.s,, g
Sfizsd the prefecture, ~ e -. ~, Z
~ ne telcrraplic u1esSlS-, lawns -
cs,abusheI. the details % iiF' auaI Fs
r,.lysl here are very He2Tsr.
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SI-us, I0ap = Hr,-sry.

Washington. AuE. ip-lt Il uBdsr-
stool here that Mgr satolE y rlving
his attention to the qursti1a r8issi By
the petition 10 him fo- th- suppression
Of the brewery conducted by the Bsug-
diciiBe monks Al Realty. Fennsyivanta
with a view % harmoniEtuE the differ
enceS - as 10 plaeate ih- complain
ants and AZ the same time not deal
hanshiy with the eccissiasss who oyn-
duet the brewery, He Is giving his at.
tenuon 10 the petition. not only from
the point ot view Of the petilioners. bot
al-o considers the fact that the monk
arr native Germans who cannot So
the harm In n. drinking Of bssr mad.
after the mauDer pursued 10 The Faith.
erland. Tbe eIprt VIII be made 10 SCI.
tie the dispute without any formal de-
cision-
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
Consul waller. case.

Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 17.-Senatpr
Voorhees,, who has taken an Interest in
the Imprisonment of John T. Waller. In
France, forwarded a letter from Waller
to the state department, and has receiy-
ed reply from Acting Secretary Adee.
in which the latter says that the applI.
cation to the French government for an
official copy OF the evidence has been
made, and also permission TO see the
prisoner. who is understood to be In III
health. Mr.. Adee says every step con
sistent with diplomatic usage VIII be
taken by the government 20 afford Mr..
Waller the full measure Of protection To
which he may be found entitled by rea-
son of his American citizenship
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
IAtsrust,oa.I cys,lar Meet

Cologne, Aug l9-The worlds cham
pionship and international cyellnx
meeting commenced here saturday
The best riders both amateur aud ur,1-
fessi0aaLs, OF England France. Ger
many, Holland. Belgium. Deauarr
Italy, Norway, Scotland. Ireland. thr
United States and Canada were In A.
tendance In the mile professional
race for the championshIp II the world
George Banker 0f Plttsburg. Pennsyi-
yania, finished frsi In the nrs: hsgi.
Puet OF Brussels being second, and
Protein OF LieEe, third. In the anal
heat Protein won, beating Banker by
a few inches.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
mnlr.... -c...l.-, -.

Chicago. AuE. ia-H II. Holmes cas-
lie al sixty third and Wziiacs Ftrssess
which y sid 10 have been TIE scssnc q
numerous murders By The osnsr. Wa
discovered to b. on aHe AZ 1880 o'cspcs
this lMOndayi morning
At2 a M the IRE was uniie- control
II did not extend beyond ths castle.
The famous building bss for -pne dDs
past been tenauted only on the Eruunt
Door. and Il was IN th- sffer the fire
started The intefiog 0f thn buflding
vas practically rulus-i The LOSES VIII
aggregate $1,000
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
NO stoss OF a JURY n
Aas,A.. rr.nl-.s w--s "a -. ~

san Yranei@rs. Anr 10 -c= Nd
the Trial of Thssa,iogc purras' ri
mardsr % BiAncbs fau.nai - 4
up-aa ~ hfth ws-ak DuTiaE ~ 1
two weeks a substantial cltss K 4
sas drsNu tran the bax- zzs : 4
comparatively Easy % <scurr s.ss-
who E8ls they bad M h.as as8 4
sss=e==ssury for every rs,4szE AZ z
past week uAs sprut In a rai. -
hnd a s.agis saflsfaciUTy g1leszAz
As tho case pEuErs-ssss tse rls7s'1
cuuasl finds & us1rv diricnsf y Il
isfisI with vgniTei9r7- Any ~ Il
acnspsable 70 ass SIDE aps.ars 0essiI
ahlc % The othsr on xessrsi pri1a
Counsel aud 4 casy 70 disEcee Z 4
ft8nAbis vcnirsu.sa wftessgs pf.1rl
razaiicuse. Tlse tief-ss~s las ROD
its tWenty I-sxrmPscsy ciiaissss
aai returns have bs-7a Eiads 9
.1.su vengremea- should % gfnrs
u1asic ihis week thf assfsr-e ~ 4
ably ry7sew - fsotsea fOq estisI
renua II Il can y. slssSn "A
practically impossible - ets4.
here the nsotioa win be gTani-. .
deaisl 81 the b-e<iuninS os .ss "a
0aiy pa9Yislooal
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
MsnIre..,. -. ,,l..,..-

Montreal, Aug. iT.-Great eIcIssnen.
was caused by the statement tltat $40
600 worth Of securities have ls7en Dur
loined from the safes OF The city trras.
urer In the city haH
City Treasurer Roberts admits ,be
ruth OF the story in 50 far thar H.. u
curues are missing but yhr man VII,
mas charge pt thCm, William MeD1D-
noush' Is sick ID Aatl and cauuat 81,
seen.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
BY Proxy.

Miggs-I thought you said that Pippi
was a scoundrel. and that you would
cut him dead after this; and yet !
saw you slipping cocktails with him al
the club this morningl
Higgs-Oh, leave all those disagree.
able bits of diplomacy to my man. n.
has cut him dead every day for thre.
months.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
COLORADO.
TOO Late.

Too Late
The house had been aroused by {
burglar. Mr.. Jones saw a man with Z
mask going through the pockets OF hi
pantaloons. and. quick as thought. h,
shot at him. the Intruder making goos
his escape,
why said Mrs. Jones. thorough,
awake. what did you scare me tor7''
Il saw a man robbiug my pocket
and fred at him"
.'well. he didn't get anything sait
she. complacently.
How do you known
"Oh. 1 tried 'em myself before "
went TO bed."-Adams Freeman
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24

What . charming surprise Il II to q
man who has looked to his bicycle foI
two hours peace and liberty a day ts
come down on his birthday and hnd
that his wife and his mother-in-las
have taken lessons in secret, and viii
henceforth go with him always and
everywherei-Punch.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
Hard Luck.

Bangs-what remarkable memory
your wife has,
Hangs-Yes. I should say sol She re.
members everything that I have beer
trying desperately for years to forget
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24

General Coppsneer- who Ess :
daekSan's Hole with four irosf
airy. has no,lfied headanartefs
would return eastward, lHzf-.
troops at Jaekson's Hole undss
Of Major Chsfrec. His prQP'~
win carry him through the $3.50
dian country 10 Fort WashaSls, = Z,
presumed. be desires 70 st'isi! !,
tina, all Is quiet there before
10 his headquarters a. omasA
The New York World says'
announced as a fact tnat rfe h
Coudert can b. the succ7'ssef q
Justice jackson on the tsll5s
supreme court bench II he
the honor. a more or less io.sIs
of the place has h,sa,l Hade q
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24

Uncle Reuben-Them's the most eI
pensive scarecrow. 1 ever seen. AnS
they hain't no better than one made ou
OF old clothes and straw neithsr.-N Y
World.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
wa wan sonn FnlInu.

New York, Aug. ia World dis
patch from Lima, Peru, says the dispute
with Bolivia has assumed a serious as
pect u = '1-a ---4l that war + inevitable
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
BOUND TO Pus,sH aOta
onsi.l. Of rs~-as~ wai Ty g !


Uta
To-uato. Aug. tfs,-pspar -
GsnersI Cartwright was ~-ea -
lnr rs-arsiinE She verdict = 2
aERtnss Holmes. Eivs-a last 10; 4
oaruners jury, bot Noaid rssss =
uarni regarding any acslca tAs O.
thariies might take tooEins ,
ditigu af the prlsaaer. un,a y =
suited with Acting Pre.nsf
When Shown prezss dtspsifa ?
fgsri that Holmes would b. iFass !
eago. .. said he would psszs
cpurs~. but thought the rasAes
city had nos enough rytGencr .
10 fact be was Of the opsHssa
plan euianzied sroEn the eszn-
OF Holmes himself. who was sss|
fse slight chances against his1
phAficaliy stated. bowese-. ies
the united States authorities ~
vict the prisaE.r. the profins
iario would spare no e1psa~
him to justice. The soraasf
dcnce Is NOT eligible for srirAe
poses and 8 wasek would be
get the wiineSssss' syidencs 2
form 70 get the papers mace p
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
And she Knew

Mrs. Pangs-Is your husband In Wal
street a bear?
Mrs. Riggs-Yes; at least. his type
writer. Miss Huggus, says he iA
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
The Reason of It.

Magxz-I suppose Chicago Is pretty
lively during the summer. is IL not?
Staggs-Dead as a mackefel
Maggs-Heat7
staEEs-Nit- Divorce courts closed
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
The Last Re.or'

James-I wonder how I can win al
heiress7
heathen Chinee and Join a Brooklyn
eunday-school.-New York World.