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wHI,KY rnou MFRS.
Peculiar violation of tho Revenue
Laws In Nebraska.

OMAHA, Mob, Nov. .0.-The vast
yield VI sugar beets In Nebraska and
The Inability OF tho farmers 10 dispose
OF the enormous quautlty A. rapidly as
convenient has provoked some peculiar
violations OF the revenue laws. A still
has been captured In Sherman county,
from which whisky was being manu-
iaciufed from beots. IL was Owned by
Charles Reidul, n infmer. The quality
was good, and fears are outeftnlutd
by revenue officers that others will on.
gage ia the business.
sherman county Is one OF the twenty.
four In tho filh division VI the slate
over which Deputy EAstham has
supervision. He became aware some
months ago that such a stili was ia
operation In that county, from remarks
made by men In that noighb0rhood.
He became very anxious 10 locate II,
but wss handicapped from tho start by
tho fact that those who kGew anything
about II we're inclined 10 shield the
operator and protect MIN from thu on.
GERS. After some time a person volun.
teerei tho information that tho opera
tor used sugar brsis from which 10
manufacture the spirits. Eastman
then made inquiries Ms to who raised
sugar boolB, and la THIS way formed u
very good idea. Rgiiol claimed TO
have had the property for iin1on yohrs,
but had only been manufacturing
spirits for year, and then only for hie
own ubr. There was sufficient owl.
dence on all sidcs, however, 10 die.
prove both Of these statements. Tne
outfit was all made Of copper OF ap.
prov sd pattern, aud was In good con.
dition. The slill had capacity OF
fluy gallous a day. An old cook-slove
HnJ vacated sOd house completed the
establishment. Ruldel had hidden the
various portions " his stil, and Was
SLOW In suTreniUTing tnem until he
was threatened with tbs law.
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CRIPPLE az ER noon.
warning Against MIninr swindIing
by 10. v. Donaldson.

by -. '. Donaldson.
NEW Yoml, Nov. SOD. V. Don
aldb1n, secretary Of the Colorado
Springs mining exchange, IN In New
York and has his headquarters ct
komvti d Hopkin's Office. Mr. DOu-
ALISON said In an Interview:
"rhe boom IN Cripple Crock prop.
critics IL floating 0oaio securities Of
douutul value, We want ~ put pst-
plo on their guard against mining
swindles ami nj tho same time u paint
out properties whioh have value VI
legl,imhlely good prospects. PorhRFa
the hest evidence Of the probab o
stability OF the camp IL afforded by tho
fact that another rAilrond from C1lora.
DO Springs 10 Cripple Crock II probable
and stauds ouanc8 Of buiug built
All experience has gone - show Inn
provoment Ia the mines a. depth was
obtained anu also that the orc territory
10 much larger than fret estimator IN.
dictated.
"rhe output Of tho district for
November will be In tho nelghb0rhooi
OF sl,OUOOOO."
At recent msss meeting held In
the Edison building Mr.. n. b. Phil.
brook, n lawyer In the Mills building,
wAa asked 10 occupy the chair. MI.
Philbfoos said IN an Interview
"li 10 true that movement 10 being
made by several gentlemen 10 esthb-
lish mining exchange In this city.
II such an exchange IL established II
viii 10 on solid business basis anu
only miningi stocks Of the very high.
cot classes will be listed"
Have the projectors any idea Of
listing Kaiiin2h
"lt tB-5 are offered and are frat
class perhaps they may be listed"
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n.fnnI,,r aI,., un ,hn rIrhl.

HAs FRAScIsCo. Nov. 3O.-Johnw
Flood, the uoiauiting cashier OF tbs
Djnohoe.Kelly bank, has given up tic
fight anu will serve his sentence Of
seven year, IN prison. Accordingly
bis appeal for new triHl has been
Withdrawn from the supreme court.
Flood Incorporated 100000 Of tho
nnda OF tbs bank OF which no was
cashier and has been fighting for his
freedom for four yeRrs. Ho II con-
vincea that oven II he escapes punish-
ment for tho crime for which ho was
convicted that he would DO prosecuted
ON other ehATgoH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-30
FILIBUsTERINa EXPEDITION.
Onioors OF n Danish steamer Arrested
aud Placed Under Bsnds.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-CAptaln
WibOfg oi the Danish steamer HOrsa,
the susI IcIed CUBAN fillbusIor, bis
ohicf mate, Jsns T.. Peterson, and
second mate. A. J. Johansen, Were
held In 81, 900 bail each today by Unit.
ed States Commissioner Bel. Halt a
dozen witnesses, all Of whom had been
on the vessel during the voyage, sw0re
positively that neither arms or am
munilion hal been taken aboard after
she loft this port on Novombar 9th.
Then Fireman Arnsten sw0fo that
tbiTty.tight cases OF ammunition were
taken on board and landed later In
Cuba. He asserted that all tho crew
had been offered S25 apiece TO keep
still tongues. john ID. Hart, the agent
OF the steamer. he said, was 10 get
81. 900 for furnishing the vessel for the
expedition.
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rnnsrnI ef Aneram LIrInr.leu..

NEW YoRiS, Nov. 3O.-The funeral
occurred today at Clavoraok, n. y, Of
AuoTam Livingstone, grandson OF the
late Governor Van Nass, and At
one time reputed to DO one Of the rich.
oct mon In New York state, Hs was
II yeRm old. LivlngsIons was tho con
Of Henry Livingstone, once n promi-
nent Now Yorker. Ho was born In
the Livingstone mansion at ClavoFack.
He was named after coal mine owned
by bis ancestors. Anorhm'a latter
died when the former was but 20 yeGri
old. The young man soemsd 10 care
little for the enormous wealth no Goa
trolled.
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lBLEGRAPHlC.
RUSHED BY ROCK.
=. n,d,pt Resulting In The Loss
Of Many Lives.
.,,p, KILLED by A cAyE'IS.
u.,t of Rescue Interrupted By
- p,rku,.-IiOdi's Terribly
Disilgured.

.,,,,. n. Y, Nov. 29.-An acel'
,s,altiur In the loss Of thirteen or
f.,' -, lives occurred az the Iilley-
-, mines a little after 8 O'clock
i .rsrpoon. Foreman Patrick was
....'odIng into the pi, to take the time
"o ssps. Of laboreff, numbering
,.'tthlny.iive men, who we're work
tin, bottom, when a vast weight
,,,,,h and rock Slid with the force OF
1,,l,pehe from tho mouth Of the
INC bottom, a distance Of 800 feet.
.',tn crushed over tue men with
lss -. Sn.s force, Out Of one gang VI
pl,1s "nIy i've came out alive, anu
niVuf ihs men employed In another
",Wsfe taken out dead
p.scg those known 10 bo dead are
Ani cannon ioTcmBn; Patriok ii.
a.ss s. 6femau; John EAgan, bridge
w. ',. rnomas Denni'; James Smiihi
"f, 9,trlau, name unknown. Au
% o. whose name II unknown,
Ad fracture OF the SKULL anu
nc ~.
y, i'y ,smes Of the others killed ere
'.snt unknown. Several OF the
A. ,m,n were severely injured.
'rsasS,ye.in caused the gTealest eS-
nj tul gangs Of men were soon
~ work 10 remove the bodies VI
~ y .,dsr the mass Of earth. Super
,-'.ssspt Tompkinu anu Foreman
w., look charge OF the work, anu
L! ,sS o'clock ave dead bodies had
s,oulht TO the surface. Muttha
~ -. lien out alive, but he died ave
.,suie, alter he was taken home.
n,,.ne,, prevented the coniinuance
.t'psvgrE Of Ttiolc, aud 10 Will not
Until 4 morrow That further efforts
m BE- made to clear away the re.
'''s, Is is thought Rll tbs others In
IstIt are Italians ami Australians.
f5,w was some difficulty expert
- In Identifying several Of the
5,,. owing to the terrible dlehgute-
a,nl ihty had undergone.
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Cullen ia no, a Candidate.

New YoRl, Nov. .0.-Unlled
States Senator Cullom Of lllinoi, was
Ia the city today. lie said he came 10
the city on private business. 81 am
not here Ia tho interest VI any presl-
dOuNal boom, not oven my own. some
people out my way have boon kind
enough 10 mention my name for the
presidency; wish 10 state that 1 hm
not n candidate, anu that goes for iis
lacB ya.ue,p
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Tnn SULTAN rooR AND INSANE.
tut UurI,unn Europe must Sovsriho'
less suppnTI aim OF tie Throne,


less support aim OF tie Throne.
CONFERENCE.-The. Nov. 20. - The
uuyialding attitude OF the sultan on
The question OF tue extra guardships IL
commented upon by the members OF
ihe diplomatic corps mere, especially
us the powers are asking only tor the
rights 10 which they are eutitlod under
ths tfeatieg with Turkey. Thoy hold
that gn increase Ia the number OF
gnardships is absOlutely Indispensable,
M tue ugngets TO foreigners has not By
any means passed, a. Inu Turkish gov
ornmeut would try 10 make the pow
era believe. It IL believed that STEPS
have hsup taken TO give protection 90
iogeiguors, but the constant receipt ui
news telling OF flesh lnassaorea Of
Christians causea the utmost uneasi'
meas, NOT only among tue foreigner
mere, but BmOng the Mussulmans, VINO
are naturally excited by such events
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TEETH MAKE FACES

Ana y. ~. Hcysor Dental parior-
makes th" teeth the hest Tor thc lowest
prices. Remember, you ARE not get.
'inE - cheap set OF teeth for cheap
price, hut q high.ciass SCI OF teeth tor -
cheap price.
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DR.. HUMMELBAUGH,
taa aud fIl Atlas block, 80 West
second south Street,

Is now prepared to give the best public
dentistry that Is lasting, that IS painless,
that Is handsome and artistic, IN. other
words lust what you want and need most
This Is all very good, but when you are
charged two or three prices Il hurts these
hard times. What DR.. Hummelbaugh
proposes, is to give you hfst-elass Den
ial work, guaranteed, and right up to
date for so small cost TO you that II Is
within the reach OF all, These are posi-
lively the prices that will be charged you
there being no extras attached on
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AGENTS WANTED

A GENTS WANTED Is EtEHY PART
~ NJ the Territory, Tor the uUs, aclerii IN
no book line ON tue market over l,Vu', IIQ
copies Uf leader sold. also lady canvaaterss
f1r city. cal room Ii3 Brooks Arcade. 10 4
o. tr.. 0r address box ,i2, alt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-30

Cherry ple-nolhing better II Pricss
Cream Baking Powder lsavens the
crust,
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NITAHTED-MANr 70 TRtvEL AND ~.
w point SCENTS. SALARY - per month and
enIeusos. small capital required. Address
No, $50, core NEWS.
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A FAMILY HOTEL,
Salt Lake City.

RATES-I3,oo per day. Location
Central. Table Unsurpassed New
and Modern. A. FRED WEY,
Manager.
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Certainty In cookery Ia attained by
"a, ii Piece Cream Baking powder
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MUST BE SOLD.

A NICE 4 HOoM BRICK on NINTH
"A East. : modern o room brick on East
DIVE. ana seven houses on ttNth ~outh, near
MAN, All these pruperuus haya cycry cohs
yeuitnCo ana arc Ia splendid condition 1hCy
ON easy terms. MAZE luu an offer Cor thea
CuA=. ". MONEO,
Room o. O'Mcnra Block.
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WANTED.

A NURSE TO TAKE CARE or CHILD
"A two yOnrs ed and DO mcndinn apply
at 70, east. Brigham tuoet, Uotwetn and
y IN.
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Children are delighted WITH Dough-
nuts made with Prices Baking Pow
der.
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no YOU WANT YOUR sTOYE8 sE.
- psircd or set up3 Have competent ne
chantcs 10 30 your work. second hand goods
takcu IN exchange for work. Two hundred
stoves for sale cheap. IA West tecOnd South,
opposite postOnlcc
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Rev. ]. " n1on unIcrdcn,
Birmingham, atteaiai " ] have tor
yeats. since / lclt India, been o.
perfect martyr 60 indignation,
and have tried various dlci0fa
and their incidence without any
permanent brnnNl I was in.
dueci 60 try Warmers Safe Cure
aud PMS, with the result fhlt !
am now completely restored 90
health entirely by tho uso %
Warmers SAFE Cure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-18

De Moss: song. I'VE Are Coming. Father
Abraham" choir; address. Lincoln as
Comma rpier-ir-Chief." J. Conaway: song.
choir: recitation. Miss Maggie Dow: song,
RED. white and Blue" choir: ceneiic-
ton. Rev. w. Fl. Johnstone.
Lat Thursday night the sons Of vete-
rams held an open meeting. and M. NJ.
uolynes. OF Seattle. after whom the post
IS named. presented the order with y
handsome sabre Captain Frank Peils
thanked him in a few appropriate words.
Miss Bessie Conway sang sweetfy a
nratty song. ard Fred Wilcox gave a
select reading, after which NJ NJ. Holmes
delivered an interesting address on Cen
eral Joe Hooker Coffee and cake were
served after the speeches. and general
social time Flowed
A socia! and dance was held under The
auspices OF the Maorabees In their lodge
Tuesday right. There were not many
present, bat all who we're there spenf a
pleasant evening.
On Saturday afternoon. from 10 s.,
Miss Geo. DE Long entertained number
OF her young friends at the rceiderre of
her parents on North street. All had a
good time With games. songs and refresh
ments. Those present were: Miss Cleo
De Long. Miss Beuiah lie Long. Miss
Eun5ee Lord. Miss Edna Mcdonald. Miss
Ennsce Lord, Miss Edna Mcdonald. Miss
Ivy Finnerin. Miss Glen Nelson. Miss
Mamie Holland. Miss Birdie Basary. Mas
Ter Clyde Destroyer. Master Elmo Lord
DR.. W. tombstone and bride returned
last Sunday from the East.
Mr.. Lyman Burke. after an absence Ok
several raos1tI@ IL. stzksue returned 20
Ballard Saturday night
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MRS. nAwsoN's SIDE OF THE CASE.
Why the Roy Was Kidnapped DIR.
RawsnY,'S Claims tn Distinction.

The celebrated Rzwson xlInapinc
which occurred at Nav Orleans recently.
ani Nhich Ia az special interest in this
city ewing T. the prominence Of The par
lies wnsIe living here, is recalled by the
arrival in Washington City % Mrs. Nancy
Merton gawson. accompanied by her
child Mrs. Merton, The mother OF Mrs
Eawsou and consequently a. one time the
rnofhez-fn-iaw OF DR.. Rawsen. Is on her
way 20 this city 70 nle aftidav4cs contain
,ns- serious charges against TIRE Doctor. Il
:s also sad that similar charges are sa
she hands OF Mrs Rswscu's attorney 81
fIet Springs. Ark
The Washington city Post takes up the
c,,srel IN Mrs Rawson's behalf. saying:
.sTsha facts are that Rswson had kft-
-,ar.s.s the ohlir frcns ats grsnSfsots1er at
uas SrrEn-s. Ark, arSs fed with II 70
Nsyv tsrs.ans eseelar4ng that even Il he
fszi 70 70 20 Msxico Ae soah never per-
mi. us mother 20 see ID again The
r.y,,tsssr an>i graRdrnotsss-. escorted BY DR..
Fsw~-s Bealn4. os Philadelphia. acting
unse- the best fsga! assvfee. followed
AMI xith xhs assistance OF the aistrtct
ATTORNEY. mayer Gns. chief % r-oiice -
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s--a,.s.s :. -. - :. Hisaen re-
ssn,,-c ~ :, -. : :.
.'1sa rs~. as : matter o. faet. tired
So, 49,. -. - TOT Stevens fsav-
80 80. 60 -. - raTt
.-s,ss. - = "&ula1e1 DirssE,
-s-...-,.. - 80. :. -
.-,.~er-.., r.,s-..ss.-. - -. ~" Ntes
-, -, - 49, : IaoFs ruies. be-
Yzrssn- ~ -y-a-~v aaa
.~nn. r. ~ 80 ANs-4sesdE feZ-
- ,r al tlasp-,afiier. Garrison.
-. o
:. s -. 2 z.sslas2 -
ssar@r, s,i.s. ). i2-5
80 ~ ara >, - =. aa.sis siseasi1ed
,rsonev yr.sst..ss Ahs "lnhe'rs--farst
$500 -. -. a@a'llisss. Young,
srKsa f.-sr s..a. esssSssa money.
.ssrar r.ha-sa. - e1esasE. capt
son F1re rss-s.. As e1sa' faAs. JACK
,rse,,,ev s-,,,..-..s,. va a.A oiras1 fasrd
.av, f,s So. - u sc-saugn-
F-sva.,,r.s -
<.,.,,s<lt. 49,, a.ase -. psrsfs IN
xrt,,-.z.. =. ~ -, 81 Assl - Per cent
frsr~, r,.,x,a.. ~----s we're ss iossoSs-
az ars - 60 Sa1s"". sapf- MIR
mooney. sfu,y- -. - - SIT second
rotysu.u,., fssf.r.,- - -
birds. t.,.,,a r,e.,,a.. icuf
on sssre. 49,. cay S'eese'
Ts,s. ,esy,.- s....
rernas,,..., "a o4fas
tfrsfe ean,, -, -. -. - . siae, i've
rv ard S,,,,ts x.-.rss.s-ss.s - - 1soe1-
au<,sher ,,,cto-,, -. So ....s Ply "a
beating E.a.rix ~ ,,.,e. - .@ - l..su
yag1,no<orx, ~
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ballard social News.


The Chinook reading circle met at the
residence OF Mrs. l.. pobeli. on Leary
avenue.
Last Tuesday evening Miss BERTHE Max
we'll was given a surprise by a number
az her younx friends at her parents resi-
ae.,re on Fourth avenue. Games and re-
freshnspts enabled The little ones to
sneua a very enjoyable evening. Those
rresent were: Miss Mary Morris. Miss
Pose Grover. Miss Kathleen Grover. Miss
BERTHE Maxwell, Miss Fannia Maxwell.
Master Johnnie Morris. Master Charlie
Morris. easter While Maxwell. Master
Eden aor is.
an I'M .res.lng and appropriate FRO
r-amrys was rendered on February II In
honor Of Lsncoin's birthday IN Miss Jessie
NacKeIlar's school room. The programme
consisted Of reeitations. select readings.
quotations frern ftncoln's speeches. pat
rsostc ehoruses and solos. Mrs. T. ~.
Reasoner. an old lady over 50 years: and
mother OF Mrs. r. T. Hawiey. made a
very interesting address,. The Rev. u.
7. Foraney also interested the children
with some entertaining remarks.
Other departments of the public schools
aySs observed the birthday az Lincoln
during The day. In the evening a public
demonstration In observance of the day
was held Ia the II. r. church under the
azssnlceez OF the @. A. r., s. OF V. anst
W r. C. The church was packed with
one OF the largest congregations ever
gathered TIERS Many unable 90 gain
admission were turned away. The pro-
rrarnzyse was as follows: Song, Amer
lea. choir. prayer. Rev. w. II. Johrs-
store. Song Marching Through Georgia -
choir: address. -Iance,ln as a Citizen. -
Rav. W. II Johastone. song. school. reel
.asson. Helen 0gaes: reading. Rev D.
L. Foraaer. song, school: address. LIN
eoIr. a. a President" Rev. Eastman:
male quartet. Dreaming 90 Home" reel
sassou. Miss II Gilbert. recitation. Rose
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skater ostlund n,,sszas. ..ohr-..,,.

aflansa EsaYis, FEB. i7.--John 4 johnson.
the breaker OF uuGumoerei records, was
cotnpeAea % lever his eagors AZ SornsAn-
ria rick toiav 20 Peter t,ssiaela. the
Champion Of Europe, IN a race az $50
yaras. a standing STARE MS made and
JoAnSoa ge,a uHta within - rods os the
fnaSa. when Csssiund made A warSierrul
burst - sped and woa BY less ;ssan two
fses. Ia 80 "a The tcc was "a Bad con-
:stSos. owing "a the nssti weather ara he
faGiAg Ssow, Consequently the cGse sas
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ell seconds slower than the best record
made BY Ostjuad. at Haners. Norway.
February =. 1884 The race was neverthe-
less pretty one from start 10 finish. and
was hcsly contested. johnson dtd not
seem To he IN the best fcrua. He held the
waTl's record for a ustle. ani has always
bean a great fs1szhsr. but on ibis ooes-
sion ostluEa displayed by far the best
staying qualities.
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New Orleans, recovered the child and re-
turned with II 10 Washington ely
on,s eiain 10 have been a sur
Seoa in the United States marine hospi-
tai Is no. supported by the records az fhe
department. here. As ar Is British sub
iect and al unnaturailzed EngiisffTlan n.
he Is therefore unqualified to- hold any
such position. His pretensIoHS 10 wealth
are also said 20 he groundisss- Mrs.
Rawson furnished him money en- which
he made his recent European tour.
The sympathses OF all who know tire
facts are with Mrs. Rawson. and she Is
being generally congratulated on the res
eue OF Der little ore Nrs. Rawson is a
finsworgan OF TIE Washington and Cus-
iis families. ard Is related 70 many other
Southern families"
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Dr. r. q. Johnson makes o specially Of
su Nervous Chronic and special Dis
eases. including Dyspepsia. Rheumasisns
ali Diseases of the LAYER, kislneya, 6r1n
and Blood, Geutto- Urinary and Recan1
Diseases, and all Ailments arising from
a weakeuep Nervous System As an
adjunct 80 the most improved methods Of
medication In such cases DIR. johnson has
the ''ffoff man Wan Ho7sten EiectTo-Iher-
apeutie Cabinet" which cnahies him 20
give relief In cases that could not be re-
hsyesf by other means.
Asfau accessory In treating consump-
ts0n and other Lung Diseases. he -
equipped with the Improved PneumAtac
Cabinet Tnls uechan tca deyfcs eH-
pands the tungs increases thu breathing
Capacity thoroughly aerates the blood.
Improves nutrition. and BY its use rem
ssfies can be applied 10 every portion Of
the lungs IL STOPS the cough. alsayN
fever relieves pain and lessons tho fro
osseucy OF the pulse ard rengsrations. Te
is a sstrlctiy scientific apparatus" ard
assures 10 the patsent greater Dement'S
than car, otherwise be obtained.
once Srheuerusan block. Cherry street.
near Front. Seattle. Wash.
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TWO SCHooNERs COLLIDE.
The Charles r.. Faik's BuiwarkS Gu
Down No one Hurt.

kttN w tsatt
The schooner Charles +. Falk was IN
collision VITA the schooner Pioneer last
Friday night about o'elock. ten miles
inside Cape Fistfery. The former was
damaged 20 the extent Of $50. but accord
fnr reports the Pioneer escaped with q
slight rakEng OF Der bead gear Both YES
sells wers beating up the straits and ac-
ca-sisng 10 she report Of the Mpsaln Of the
Faig the Pioneer IN trying 90 cross her
bow made a characterization and smashed
tase the FAX o. TIRE port side, between
the fare and ast uassts.
The Fax had her esiwarss an! four
plaaks eelsw the deck damaged. fully $40
worth /, IL rot kzown how much the
damage 80 the Psorser Ia. Although the
collision took place N the Il ght no enc on
esther vesssa w.s injured.
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perenced physician used They contain acd
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