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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-28
indian school. ON Allotted Re-cryatlon.

Washington CITY. May y Erpr, zsfta-
tive Hermann. 90 oregon. has raised "A
very Important question in the }ufaeIor
department in relation % Indian froIs
on ycservstious Nhotc a0otn,cut> }n SeV.
crulty have occur~ed. 1fy mas presented
tha right OF a state ta extend Sos eouwuu
school system over thV lH5tous' l.u3
With che richt 50 establish school diStri us
~ tse reservation ard for tho insiauS.
The rieht 80 choose tea hefs acccrtluE 20
tNe hool LAW ana 20 bc Nn,icc fhr }sV
To- taxation purposes. eN-vnt ass ,o ire
iardS helf hy allotment only rrr lriiaa
hu-"aH lS ineHc-t tn take ta.e view. ana
tur'her 20 hoI that 81 may ait ~a-h
schools frow tne faod eut 90 "a airh tt al
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

REFD-In Seattle. at Willow and Gaylor
streets Monday May -. 1896. William
8 Reed. Of Inflammation Of the bowAs,
aged TWO years.
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ready contributes 70 some district scnoois
certain Sums for each Indian taught IN
them. Indians on allotnaenfs. seiag ne~
citizens assert their right 70 ENJOY
common school education.
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Collie. Cholera and ptarthoea Remedy.
This Is the f--St medicine jn the World Tor
bowel complaints. ac;s quickly ard can
slway> ~ depended uron. When rein~ed
With water e Is pleasant 20 take - snd 20
cents PER hottie. For sale by All druggists.
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Births. Marri ages. Deaths.


In Older TO secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings. the same
should be left at the business Offices OF
this paper. No charge is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices resolutions or other
special announcements will be charged at
the rate of 10 cents per line each inser-
ton.
INTELLIGENCE co.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
merits changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by / O'Clock Saturday 10
insure change.
ST-INTELLIGENCER co.
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WILL. GIVE A GOOD HOME FOR child
s. A month .Ad5rsss - A, Pcst-lnselil-
E@uceE.
TABLE BOARD at IFS Marion street
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WANTED PARTNER

wANTDD-A partner n an ozd-estah-
Esf1sez liquor business in an Inferior
town. good opening Tor saloon man
Unmarried preferred. Address j. 3. X.
IecSt- In aliigenEer.
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know ~ you are a sufferer and have
tried them. ELEcTRICITY-which Ia
nerve force-is the element which was
drained from the system. and 10 cure 1T
MIST BE REPLACED. We guarantee
our patent improved Electric Suspensory
to DEVELOP SHRUNKEN OR UNDE-
NELOPED ORGANS or no pay. In
short, we faithfully promise TO give every
buyer the browning triumph I'm medico-
electrical science. and have placed the
price within the means % every sufferer.
The book. Three Glasses OF Men" free
by mail. closely sealed. Address
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lots OF secondhand household goods;
before selling out try US. Miller &
RYAN 90 and 2a2 Pike street.
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wANTED-Ba nkrupt stocks OF furniture,
stoves. carpets. crockery: spot cash at
fair prices Frederick. Nelson & Num-
TO- 1918 TO 1923 Second street.
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FOR SAI4F-At once. shelving. tables.
seven cases. desk. etc: very great sac
rifice. Call Ills Fifth street beore 10 a.
m or after 8 p. m.
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ANTBD-Respons sbie parties to take
mining claims frich gold and silver
bearing oresl in the 81. Heleus mining
district x. Ludioff, Toledo. Wash.
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thousands eS-
cry year after
all k n o W n
medicines and
other treat
.uents have
failed. The
fact Ia that
MEDI CINES
NEVER have
nor NEN Err
WILL CURE
these troubles,
as E0n well
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urIp WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED REAL ESTATE.

w " ItA frfrti oN~r~~ Cnjv. few
.~-ea9 }ots ta Norm Seattle s5sttioa-
"e aAtt ~rae cash lSto.ueTS. F. p
EsutSk - Italitr b.ock
" A\ i'f,ta- t,ncus1 sere3 residence prep-
erty. close IA preferred German Amer
team Investment & Guarantee Company.
YeSser building.
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WANTED-A or 10-horse power engine
with large boiler capacity. Address
Pupallup Hope Company, Puyaliup.
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wANTED-To exchange % acres OF land
water front. III the beautiful San Juan
islands. for small stock OF merchandise:
will take or pay difference in cash Ad-
dress J. L. Murray, Friday Harbor.
Wash.
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wANTED-POSTAGE STAMPS-Send Us
new or old stamps for cash; approval
sheets sent TO responsible parties Mer-
chants Stamp Company. q Hlnckley
block Seattle. Wash.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARCANA LODGE. No 81. f. and A. NJ.
Stated meetings, second and fourth
Mondays OF each month.
c Z. PATTEN, ". NJ.
a s. GIBBS. Sec.
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SANDEN ELECTRIC Co.,
Cor 81 and Washington Sts., Portland, Or.
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WANTED Windmill and pump complete.
in good order. Address Mrs. r. McDon-
aid Chico kitsap county
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wANTED-To exchange in the next 50
davs $1,000 for secondhand furniture.
carpets. stoves. etc: VIII pay 10 per cent
rnore than any firm IN the city. Scatter
& HoldeE. i1ee. iii. lib Second street.
corner OF Spring.
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wASTED-M MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Htghest cash price paid for
SercT5-hani household goods We will
exchange new furniture for second
Rand furniture. new Majestic steel
cold coin stoves for secondhand stoves,
res carpets for Old carpets Frederick
Nelson & Munro. LIB 10 I223 Second
street.
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REMOVAI-E .. Benson (BenEon &
Aiorris) law Office. removed to % Hal
Ter building.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

" ASH TNCTTC,S SOLDIERS TfOATF.-Bids
VIII De received a. Soldiers Home.
Orting. until june 3. lSs5, for steam
heating hospital aud administration
buiIAlng WILLIAM M'MTCkESN
GEO II BOARIpMAN
Building Committee.
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grounds: IN acres on Wyandott street,
near university: II, acres half mile
from university on car line; ia acres.
half mile from university on car me,
the above will be sold this week a; less
price than they can ever he bought for
again For further information call on
Jacob Miller 3lS Bailey.
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WANTED FEMALE.
EMPLOY MINT wANTED-MALE.

D-Rookkeeeper wishes position
will also instruct. Goodwin's Improve
method. Address Bookkeeper. Post-ln'
telhgeuCtr.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures rooms for light
housekeeping in Squire L,stimer build
ing. Commercial and Main Apply
rooms 9 to IA
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

GORDON & CO.-Wholesale co-nm,sst--
tables. lis West Marion.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-EIegantly furnished rooms,
IS upward: steam heat. baths. Hotel
Ferguson. Front and Seneca. Mrs. Fer
guson. proprietress. formerly of Holy
oke block: furnished rooms for light
housekeeping.
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WANTEp-Iapaucse hoy. first-clasS do
nestle servant wants situation. speaks
English Address Y. Kawara, Post-in-
tGthEFntfr
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FOR LEASE.

FOR RENT-Five acres. cleared. fenced,
well, barn and new six-room house.
convenient TO new university and two
electric car lines: easy terms. James
Boutwell,, y Boston block.
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FOR SALE-s40o buys ten acre fruit
ranch on San Juan island; two-story
house: cowshed and chicken house; pick
ct fence around the house. trees set our
two miles from county seat. CaH or ad-
dress Nash & Coffin. Argyle, Wash.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04

- SIN Shlai Su elmer Sub sefoms
men, auerolusS nidt umionit, mare te,s
rabe Der biebere Snrmer Sobn 0swslt
bel elmer Nntlion in Selsrtoun, 30.
Der autiioro!or NOR seraoe bamit bs'
itGiua', etns Sub ~ reriieiasrn; De
melt abcr mar biibit eingeeuielt uno
nrdte i'm Sdlaie ilelBis nit benz 8opie.
Nur melnte Der Nntilonntor, oas Vidsu
6eoeuie ein Gir9sben oui isin NuasbOl
uno fam ~ elrem rsdt hilbiten Yrellc
biaaui. SdlieBtid wUroe bic Sab On
Dewel' losSuidlnsen, uno oils oisisr cts
pnhte NIB etiubr, bob er cine redt
tbeure anb setauit babe. ba cling hn
Spstiafel los; er ,uetierte uno tobte, bs
mon enol,b Die Sub Suriidaobm nnt
lulsoer gum Bsrfuui anbot.
- A6tbuucert Stulfruber in 9tw
Dolf, ertoit barber, nm lie 5 Gents BIS
Ntplneelt 81 islu. rllien in DIR nsuep
pemp 6aQ Die innerm 9%eforaiionsn IN
Siids. Serbruhen ole 5enitsrihelbtp
uno Siiit!c uno ritttisn I'M @cnisn el
rsn Sbabeu pOn $500 an. @s wareu
Gitfulore nerbellt wCrosn, ols eins
y@rGno 8ijOu u~ntetballuu9" unliinols
ten uno isoem ainoe ein tGbihes 8e.
ihsnt psrIpratsn. Stnai osiien erblsil
lebes &iUo bsim Bstretsn oss 2Oinlta
elucn ~werihlojen Weiiiusrius.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04
&pp0's flrirt.

GaB &poo's S%nriaparlla iurirt, III wcber
cine miiBi9c rob iibcrtrtebene Sehauptung
lcinCr Gl9erthiimer. Wiitbcilun9eu bon
GduiCnoen Glanbwlroi9er Terionen beta.
ti9en, oaB Soob's turirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04
OeSet mas Ser Songreb
WV, 9etbau hat.

Soburb puree@. 8.G o y er gesipur.
gen, Yieroe Al Is Cts. al beihln9en. Sor.
oerbui ruo Seitln9cu au> 90 Gents; siuei
iilr 35 Gents. Teie giien 35 9erts cos
Staf, Spresrbuf uuo Stoe @eisbts 50
Gents. Gin Set fir 81 .50, unb ale Nrter
9nu0s @ascns uno Eu99psNrbeit pie aud
allQemeine Sdmieoenrbett 81 perbGltniB.
mdBl0 9erir9su Yrc,icu Al ocrridteu. gs
weroen ellt BON % biz so Trpscnt eripart.
NQe Nrbeit earantirt. &eridumt niht, bel
uns pprsuiprcdcn, mem ibr Nrbeit tbnr
luiien mont. Seaiiuiiigt ben Qeiter in ben
Ireiieu. Ode BON Z. Nuenue uno l.. Strabs
iDelid,, benz Sperrbnpie 9e8eriiber, Ct.
glpuo, Wlun. Alba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04
2amo III p%erfamiem.

Ter llrtcrSeihuete bat ! MeiIcu bon oet
ct. Glpub 1000 Nder gutcS gnus,
uuo SolS gauo AZ uerfarien. 9u
Brt,s 1T pou IS his 80 per Nder. Cine
tlelue N~uSoblun9 rur III erioreerlrt. &nui
luit'9c iiHoeu cs 81 lhrem Sntcreie, iih bic,
ic 9dnoerClen GnSuieber. Nuh bot oer In.
tcrSeihrcte 10000 Ndcr euieS garo in gen.
ton uuo Sberburrc Counties Sn pertduien,
IS tuitct Nttts, mn pos Sauo 81 beiebeu.
Yetcr Grid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04
Varn, 81 p%erfanien.

Nrine i'm Scwn &c Sdut Neleaene 6drm
fam III Ietr nistri9sm Yrsile sessn Nb.
i~6laas;utlur9 tdufib eritdnscn pereen.
lie Sdrm 1T l59 Nder Srpf; so &der iint
unter Yhua, so Nder autes Wielen' une
Der 8et Scl,lane. &uf Der Sarm 9utss
Srame.6aus une Drummer. 3wei Sd6c
eurhfreu,en has CANT. Ndtsrss 81 erfdb.
rem bel 6rau mars DC dutreaur
Ct. Grub, Ninn.,
nate tem 9reat Icribern Sabntpfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04

nitotrosGtat. 6itidubmot iolttn Is 10 ibrsm
Stlbridus Mot p%erlGumtn. hnsiclbe Al lcitu.
rtihcn Cunfialtcr otrltittu Iniicn ibr Deb,
poruuf oitie uur lprtulisren. ,um Renter biuaus
~ Weritr. 9a5 9uh. 45. 9uha0r, $50 esittu
nit 40 ltbrrtibet giIosru uuo elmer N~bbauoiuua
lber tiunerloie Chen uuo 6rauntrauthetisu,
nirofnr 25 tuts IN poFmartsn .ioraiam IN stucm
unbsorudtsn lni5las osrpadt, frti p%eriauot.
Norsht: DEUISCHEs HEl-iNsTrTUT,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, ". Y.
Ter .qumpssantr" "a aud In st. gaultr
paul Rtidtit, cot 81. pttU ctr. "a tattn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04
yanb III p%crfamfem.

Sd babe 10000 Nter biuiSes gauo in
Stcaius, SCntcn nno S%brrburie Counties
III uerfaufcr. 2teie 9dnocreien p~arlireu
i'm Yrelie pom $500 aripGrts per Nder.
Eirtlibtu Nniiso!rru. ole oas Gauo 81 per-
beabiibttQm, oertauIc th Su aanS
leihtcu Be0m9uuB II. Nuh babe tJ eiue
gu,abl iCinCr Ul.lptriCr Sormen, Die alsibs
ialls unttr 9iinltl9en Seoln9nusen u%ertauit
" U. Sbltnep'
30 st GrIte Hatloualbaui, ct. Gl6uo, YRtun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04
Sasel! Saael!

25 Cts. Der @dCr ihiiBt eurcu @etrstoe
auiwnds III elmer @sieaihnit, Die iibcr Elm
aap,tai bon $4,000 usrlhGt uno Die ale
SerlnItc %ppuitGuot9 besahlt.
29-2t SeHt& oar c, N9erfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04
Gehrn 5ie nad) Chicago
uSrr ~jnnftun oflidj ?
gpenu r., 70 fstsn STE ~, taf tire 5atrtdrts rpn
Dt inntdpriis, G.. PAUL cher 2ulutt lautet nbr
sic NortB Weitern STRIDE
&C. st. u. NJ. & O. Ry.)

&c. st. p. NJ. & o. Ry.)
Fret b trfttr 8laTe 3uas rrriaTsn Wirusapctis
uHe Ct. gdui mad 9ttedBe mad anturtt ter 5ust
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Srrlafrn @innrapOlis ; 80 um.; Ct. FauI $40 am,
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sat Carrier WdB8cn mad Gttcd8c. Nrtvrft In
9ttlrdutte 500 atCnts; Gtteasp GAS abCpes.
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Sprnidss dusasnsmmrn. gtlaniie a Sputtsrr
GrrrCf. sat GaarCr Sufiet . S6ldfraasn unt
9RaGscu nit irei ben ceIt5Cu StutlsH mad Gttcdsc
Artratt in GtteaaN SEQ &crmttta8s.
Ssrlaien @irnsapulis {, 80 I'm; 81. 4aul s:l0 I'm.
ldaii6. 6errl;tc Ncrtt . gptftrn eimitcs. Sat
gulmau uue g0aaESr gripdt. Grmpdrttmtnt mi
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blicttcfs 9elgtu mad Gticdar. SdlafrdsCr mad
gttiriuftc. frutflt I'M timing g0lRsrH rrr Nm.
fuu't IN Gticaac. Hniurft In Nilwaut0 7:5C
BERN; IN 9tiGaeV $50 Sprm.
5ar iaufrirtsr irricu 1rlser nit Srfflrituna ets
ttrrlihGu 3uaeiCnfcs lter siSic : trCis ra6 Stpur
Gitr, OMAHA, 8duias GIFTS, Iuiutt, Aitlaut. mic
duh rdt NtlrautCC une Stied8r, iprttt rpr BETH,
SGim=aertsp cher derCihrc an
:. N. Srasoalr.
General TaHdpiers NaCrt,
Ct, gdul, @inn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04
Mannssfraft nteSer berscfeat.
@ei6lchtsiranfbeiten sebcilt.

Ter qtim oes 1oots tpire
in mnndes iunae, friib
pulircnoe 9ebeu burh Nu'
itedung uHo iupeuhlihc
Bsrirruuaeu aslcat. 6iue
Rur.WCbooe. Die fh tn
oen ocrIusiielt'ieu 6Ggtu
tets eldujeuo btludbrt bat,
N in BEN aeoisgeum Suhe
..Tcr MnlerW
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04
Dr.. prices Cream Safiu9 popoe,
tbs uoafommeniie. has Qemaat iuiro.
Tariii III %perfamfem.

100 on StapIes onNrcuicnbe Nder, bon
oeuen IS inter Filu9 inn, init ausaeSeid
netcm Warite. Hdberes BET
3. Hipeu,
27-4t StaplCs, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-04

Sooo's Erucn f6roeru bic Serouuurs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-28
Much Jealousy Exists.

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Havana cor
respondent of the Times telegraphs
that Marshal Campos has definitely de-
cided to fix his headquarters in Santa
Clara. He continues to organize de-
fensive measures against the rebels
and is building small forts at various
places and keeping strong patrols con-
stantly moving throughout the coun-
try.
Letters received from Santiago bring
a rumor of dissension among the in
surgent chiefs, several of them object
ing to the present method of conduct
ing the rebellion and opposing the pol
icy of destroying property.
There is also jealousy between the
white and colored leaders. The insur-
gents continue to levy contributions
against damage. amounting to $4,000
in one case and $4,000 in another.
They have received orders from the
revolutionary committee of New York
absolutely to prohibit all work on plan
tations. The penalty for refusing to
comply with this prohibition is to de-
stroy property and burn sugar cane.
The newspaper La Lucha declares
that the inhabitants of Cienfugos dis
trict are starving on account of the
stoppage of the plantations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-28
Especial to The Herald.l

BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 27.-Several
hunters this morning found the sl1ele-
ton of Joseph Lavalle, a cattleman who
disappeared from his home eight miles
south of this city in 1881, over fourteen
years ago, and the discovery clears up
one of Butte's numerous murder mys-
teries.
Another cattle dealer named Napol
con Colette, during & drunken spree a
few weeks after Lavalle's disappear
ance, boosted that he had murdered La
vale and burned his body. Colette
was arrested and tried for murder, but
no trace of his victim could be found,
and he was acquitted and soon left for
parts unknown. The skeleton found to-
day was identified by Lavalle's shot
gun which laid by the side of the bones,
and were lying between two large
boulders in the mountains. Some
charred pieces of wood indicate that an
effort had been made to burn the body
Colette and Lavalle had been unfriend-
ly through some cattle deal Colette
was a desperate man and feared by
everybody. Some of his own relatives
testified against him at the trial Since
his acquittal sufficient evidence has
been found to have convicted him. The
last heard of him he was in Manitoba.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-28
CUBAN SUPPLIES.
ANOTHER CARGO Is SUCCESSFUL
LY LANDED.
Continue to Levy Heavy
Contributions-Pena of Refus-
ing Payment Is Destruction OF
Plantations.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27--The Atlas
line steamer Adirondack, from Port
Limon. which arrived today, brings
news OF another landing of war sup
plies in the vicinity of Cape Maysl,
Cuba. on the end. inst. When the
Adirondack was about thirty miles
west of the cape large, white-painted
sloop was seen bearing directly for the
Cuban coast There was great actlv-
ity among the men on board, and what
looked like kegs of powder and fire
arms were stacked up in the Storage
of the vessel. The name of the craft
could not be ascertained, but it was
evident she was carrying materials OF
war to the insurgent forces on the is
land. The officers of the Adirondack
watched the sloop until she lowered
her sail and dropped anchor off the
shore. No Spanish man-of-war was in
the vicinity.
The place where the schooner landed
is a thinly inhabited spot. 1t is be
leved that several vessels have landed
supplies for the insurgents there with
in the last three or four weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-28
REWARD FOR 1NMAN,s BODY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-Nothipg has been
learned of Robert w. 1nman, jr, who
was on his yacht Adelaide last night
when it was struck by the company's
steamer Persis, OF Nortons Point 1t is
possible he is safe and not realizing The
anxiety his absence occasions, has neg
lected to send any message to his Office
or to his bachelog- apartments. All Oh
board the yacht with Inman are accoune-
ed for. a reward OF $500 has been posted
for the recovery of IHman'S body.
When the Adelaide reached the yacht
club house, she had aboard five persons,
the captain, the steward and the body
of La Fayette jacques, of the crew and
Mr. Evans and Miss Norton. Mrs. Evans
and Doran, of the crew were taken on
board the PerSeuS
Neither the captain nor the steward OBJ
served Mr.. Inman'S moVem sits after the
collision. B. S. Clarke, who is asso-
cated with Mr.. Inman in business, said
that he felt great anxiety for Mr.. In
mans possible fate. He thought it almost
certain that if the missing yachtsman
was in position to do so, he would have
communicated with his friends at once.
Mr.. Inman was q. strong swimmer and
might have made either shore of the mar
rows, but in a condition too exhausted
to send word. Then some hope is rested
on the report that a passing sioop picked
up some one from the yacht.
Captain Jacobs of the Adelaide, re-
turned to yacht by the steamers life
boat and Steered the Adelaide, which was
not seriously damaged, to the quarters of
the Atlantic Yacht club. South Brooklyn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-28
FIRE AT CEDAR.
SWEEPS AWAY HARMS, oUTHoUsEs
AND HAYSTACkS.
Editor of the Record Loses One Pig,
Valued at So, on Which There
Was No Insurance.
[snecial to The Herald.

CEDAR CITY, Utah, Aug. PA fire
started shortly after 3 p. m. today
near the barn belonging to Francis
Webster. on the lot belonging to Will
liam A. Middleton. 1t caught the Mid
dleton barn on the south of the fire
and ran through line of barns and
outhouses, stacks of hay and grain to
the north end of the block, consuming
everything before it and doing i'm
mense damage. Heavy losses in barns,
grain, and hay fall upon the following
citizens:
William A. Middleton, $3.50; insured
for $500
Francis Webster, $3.50; some insur-
ance.
William Ford, $3.50; no insurance.
Henry W. Lunt. $1,000, with no in
surance.
A. L. Palm, $500: insured for 500.
William Tucker, $500; no insurance.
Caleb Haight, 500; no insurance.
Daniel S. AIacfarlane, $50; no insur-
ance.
Will C. Higgins, editor Record, one
pig. So; no insurance.
The fire ran along the line with such
terrific force that several of the
houses caught some little damage.
Quite a breeze blew from the south
that increased its force and progress.
The Record editor saved his hay stack
although it was right on the line. Men,
women and children turned out and
worked with a hearty good will until
the fire was sl,7dued