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GAVE ArKU OllllNG.
Natives Alarmed Mt tho Arrival OF the In'
Vcsilgnil0n CummiNlon.


Natives Alarmed Mt the Arrival OF the In.
VcsilgatlBn CummI'Slon.
Homo KoN0, August lS.-Thocommls.
sion appointed to investigate tho ro.
cont mNsSaorCI OF missionaries aud
their families at Ku ChOng, which loft
Foo Chow OH Tuesday last, has arrived
safely at Ku Chong. Important urrcSla
hayo boon nado In connection with tho
mdsSaCrOa Tho natives arc QUOT and
appear ~ ho much alarmed ut tho ar.
rival Of the commission.
Tho commission consists OF Mt. Il,
w. Mansfield, tho acting Btitiah Con.
aul At Foo CHOW; ME j. q. llixson, tho
UnilOd statos UonSul At Foo Chow Mr..
~ L. u. Allan, tho British YiCO Consul
al tpadoRa Island tho Rov. Momra. Ban.
nlatet, Gregory aud Starr, aud LiOuton.
anl Evans, Of tho United States war.
shin, Detroit, together with q number
Of Chinese officials rl high rank. Tho
commission IL escorted by one hundred
Chinese brayei.
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Mo THING FOit LOUISVILLE.

rhs gi,,t DIa -Four Truln Hun IBtS tho
Cib OVCr tho Now bridge,
LounvfLbp, Augu't lS-ThO Big Four
ran lla frat passenger train into Louis
yillo over tho now Loui'yIlIo mud JolIor'
sonyIllo bridge uL o'clock ihl, morn
iue This Ia the bridge on which 30
many lIycs woro loaL during ila ConstFnc.
lion, Tho bridge with Ils approaches 10
about iva miles long. beginning TO-
day rsgnlar trains vii DO run over tle
now bridge, which will bo nh impotlGnt
matter to tlna city, suburban irAln'
will probably DO put In operation snort
ly and large space nt country VIII %
brought In direct communication WIN
I,ouItyllln.
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awe HAVE WON"
Tho cheorfni TidlnGS sont ny William
PoKWsII to Ills Family.

Tho Cheerful Tidlngs Sont ny William
PoKwsiI to Ills Family
PLArrsMoUrn, NEh, August 49,
Many Of tho residents Of this city are
moro thon interested In tho announce.
ment that William Foxwoll, whose
family resides here, had won his tito to
tho estates Of tho famous Harris Hart.
10y In Cornwall, England.
Mr. Foxwol went to England last No.
yomber to look after the FoxWell In.
forests. lIo has Just forwarded the fol.
lowing cable to llia family;
1--WE hAVO won.
Tho OatRlo Ia valued AZ over 81, 900, 900,
and Mr. FoxwOlPi Income from ronta
will amount TO fully $4,000 per yonr.
Tho estates include RpsowarnO lloutc,
Cunborn aud ROsOtRguo House, Cross
vol and largo number OF cssur OS.
tatos. Tho first two RrO tho original os.
tatoa, RcScwarno House bOlng tho home
Of william Harris and llosOtRguo House
tho homo Of Henry Harris, his brother.
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NASHVILLE, TESS., August ls--YW.
tsrdAy two parties consisting Of knights
Telnplnt lhslr families and friends,
consisting oi tIXly.thrcc persons, loft
for llo'Lon via Savannah, Ga, and
thnnro hy steamers To attend Tho nleol.
inV Of Knights. LnVnllrllO and Nn,h.
ylllO Communicates we're represented
In tho delegations Otli0th will lOAvo
during the present wcDk.
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iara regiment quartersd at MSyarl,
province Of Santiago de Cuba, reports
that six otElcera died within tsW days.
The volunteers display no enthusiasm,
They are paid $50 in gold MONTH ly
while serving.
"RepOrts from all the provinces con-
cur that u economic condition OF the
country grows worse daily. II is im'
possible to obtain an advance to pay
laborera on the plantations"
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KANSAS FoIL al,KINLEY.
Governor Morrill, Says He 10 tho Fira
Choice of RapublicRnS,

Governor Morrill, says He 10 tho First
Choice OF Republicans.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, August ls.-GovOr.
nor Morrill,, Of Kansas, has been Inter.
viewed here. lie was asked who Is the
iayorile for tho Republican nomination
In Kansas and replied: William BIC.
KinIey 10 decidedly tho choice Of the
Kansas RepublicanL he ia level.
headed man and q safe man. lIO has
tho personal popularity with the people
OF tho West
"Rscd, however, Is an intellectual
giant lie has many admirers Ia Kan
sns and throughout the west. aud he Is
generally regarded as ono Of the most
brilliant men in public life. Allison is
highly respected, aud his nomination
would DO very acceptable to Kansas,
bat | do not expect 10 SEQ II. mot AL
lison few says ago, and he told mo
frankly that he did not intend to make
nnv special push for the nomination
this year a4 he had In previous years,
"ln INV opinion Harrison will not bo
a candidate"
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PTrsHURoH, August lS..-ThiI city
was swept by heavy rain storm TO-
night that did considerable damage
Several buildings woro blown, aud teIe'
graph and telephone wires were sori'
ously IntSriOrsd with. The rainfall was
remarkable, 40 hundredths Of an inch
falling In twenty mlnutoI. Street car
travel was interrupted for time, and
tho many small losses throughout tho
city will aggregate o large amount
A special from Bradford, Pa, says:
An electric storm accompanied by hail,
passed over this section at Z o'clock this
evening. At Custer City, hailGtones foil
measuring six inches In circumference.
Considerable damage was done.
Later reports show that the Atorm did
moro damage than was supposed. Tho
tow boat Lud Keoier was sunk aud the
cook, Mile Colbhugh, was drowned.
This was tho only fatality reported.
The boat iS a total loss and iS valued at
$4,000. The Dacotah, an excursion
barge, was also sunk, but can be raised
without much damage. Ehs Little BIZ,
tho towboat of Homestead fame. which
towsd the Piukerton guards 10 take pos
session Of tho Homestead stesl works on
the morning Of the battle with the
strikers in 1892, was badly damaged,
and other craft sustained injury from
the wind.
The loaded coal. now In tho hRrbor
waiting for a stage Of water that will
tloaL Il to southern ports, amounts to
5000, 900 bushels aud It Is thought that
large amount OF this has been lost
Fleets Of loaded bargea we're broken up
by the force OF the storm and the exiont
Of the loss will not be known until to.
morrow.
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FIREMAN KILLED

Aud an Engineer aud BrHkemnn BADLY
Hurt In Collision.
MlpDLRrowN, N. Y, August ls.-At
an early hour this morning Ontario &
Western train No. 20, west.bound,
crashed into two box cars. which pro.
jeCled from siding over the main
tracks, at Bernharts Bay, near Oneida.
Fireman ]. Cooper was instantly killed.
Engineer Kinney aud Head Brakeman
]. Breed were badly injured. Tho TO-
SponsibIlity for the accident has not
boon fixed.
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A CLOSE Fight
Between tho Frse Silver aud Sound
Money Democrats OF Ohio
WILL DEVELOP At SPRINGFIELD
Free Coinage Men Control the
State Executive Committee, O
BUT BRICE HAS TIE CENTRAL BODY,

Each Side Claims to Have Elected a
Majority of the DolSZAtOs-IudIca.
uons are That tho Free sIIvsrltos
wiz succeed In Nominating Thur.
mans Man KrOourno for Governor,
E1.GoVcrNor Campbell Is Receiving
Boom From tho BrIoe Men, But
lie Says He WIN Not Accept
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CATHOLIC sUMMEN SCHOOL,
FathGr nelrord D.hnos tho ChHrOHS AttI
tads Toward the IlepablIo.

ss=---
Father Dslrord DsHno, the ChuroHS Attn
tads Toward the IlsPablIO.
PLGrrsBvRo, n. Y, August ls.-Ths
fourth annual session Of the Catholic
summer school closed this evening when
Rev. John S. Bslford. Of Brooklyn, de.
liyored the last sermon, his subject be-
ing "The Catholic Republic" He said; !;
"The true church must make IT. Nom
berS good citizens. The Catholic church
IL tho friend Of every legitimate
government, but It Is independent Of
any. No doubt, the church, like man,
findI one form OF government more
favorable to its interests and develop.
meut, but she succeeds under
all and She helps all by teach.
ing obedience to authority, and
by fostering every good Ril,
with which God has blessed man. She
recognizes no divine right to rule indie.
pendent Of justice or tho will OF the
people, Rud she teaches that whom
rulers become unjust aud cease TO rO.
gard the rights OF the people, they bo.
Cuuu by'hutst fubNHNS'S ~ WV eHN
BY .hO people.
The church cannot interfere With tho
state, but she can say thnt law Is un'
Just and may not be oboyed.
Tho church looks upon the American
republic as a legitimate government,
sho approves its constitution but does
not say that It 10 an ideal government,
"She cAunot obey any law that makes
marriage dissolubls except by death.
She cannot but protest against any Sys.
TEN Of education that teaches errors, or
fails TO teach religion. Sho holds that
thero 10 no moro right TO spread the
poison Of error than tho poison Of
disease, and She holda that the state
should control tho speaker and Writor
OF OWL, as woll as tho maniac and tho
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INTElINArIOSAh oY0hnns.
rho Worlds Championship series Cuntln
ubd ut Cologne.

INV ""liN HNhWNil''NHN'F HNFaNA NNNNNUa
ubd ut Cologne.
CoLoOSR, August lS,-- Tho worlds
championship andintOrnstional cycling
congress continued ltg session hOrO to.
day, In tho racu for the amateur milo
ChnmpIonship Of tho world, Swonty.
Oipht started. lilOu, Of ArnhGlm, won
POlorsun, Of Denmark, second, aud
sohuri, Of Cologne, Third.
In illu racu for tho ono hundred
kilometres, opcn, professional world'a
championship, with pace makOrs,
Michael, Of England. won easily, bOIng
thrOs mlOS In front, with LuiyOn, Of
Denmark, second, anh Holman, Of
Munich, third. 1mc, hourI 81 lnln.
ulos aud 8s 30 1oconds.
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CoLunnu, O., August is,--DOlsEal"a
and visitom TO Tho national mooIinR
NJ tho Denlsrhst Ktlcgcrbund have
Leon arriving IN tho city NIL day and llo
local committee hnyO beon busy roGoly'
inc tio delegations aud CsOOttlng tliem
TO ilioir respective hOadquarlofs'
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toSnoS, august iS,-.1ho Shanghai
correspondent Of tho Timci lOlcgtdphs
ne Iollowsi "rho Consular expedition
To M Chung las proved futile, UhinA's
attitude In irllling with this seriou,
question 10 likely to load 10 further
trouble"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-19
GREAT STORM
At Pittsburgh Does an Immense
Amount of Damage,
MANY BUILDINGS ARE BLOWN DOWN
Aud Telegraph and Telephone
Wires Completely Frustrated,
THOUSANDS OF BUSHELS OF COlL

In Bargos Awaiting Rise In tho
River LoEt-seVerAl Boa,s Wrecked.
one Tow.Boat Sunk and Ono Ldfe
LoSt-conSlderablo Damage Done
Throughout tho ol'y-DSstruo,iOO
by tho Storm in Surrounding
TownS-The Losa on tho Tow. Boat
Lud Kcoter Alone Fifteen Thou.
sand Dollars.
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ATTORNEY sTRATr KILLED.
Found Dead aud NIutllAted on Railroad
Track,
u...f.t pf.-.I.L a.. "a. I..t.ttf,.,..

Sptcfal DiSpaieh 10 ne IRitaiQANr
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August lS.-
Blake Strait, well known attorney,
was struck by an Ohio River railroad
train some time last night and killed.
Ills remains were found lying on the
eastern part OF the city at I o'clock this
morning. lie was horribly mulilated
aud parts Of the body were scattered
along the road for some distance. Strait
WIS prominent in criminal practice. II
iS supposed that hs wandered on the
track and laid down. He was we'll
liked, and many regret his uuIlmely
death,
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RUNAWAY GIllh
Arrested for Stealing Itldos on Freight
Trains.

TtRins.
ALLIANCE, o., AuRuit ls.-Mnbcl
Sample, u pretty girl, seventeen yoars
old, was arrested in the railroad
yards hero last night by Marshal
Jones for riding on freight trains
Tho girl said Shu had stolen
lor way on freight from War.
ron, where sho had boon eln.
ployod as domestic. Sho had no
money. aud was trying to reach hur
homo In Koht. Tho authoriliOI will
send hOr homo from horO on paSson-
cor tFuin.
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Special Di'pdich 10 ne iRieni7tner.
SrEUDESvILLE, August lS.--Josoph
Molleir. a Polandor employed at tho
Etnn brick works at Now Cumberland,
W. Va, fell oil tho Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh bridge at Bruxlons run near
Toronto last night, breaking his neck.
llc was found dead this morning.
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YltilY nlsUOnllAGINn

To thO spanish uuVrrhncnt hrO tho rlO.
pUriS irnm Cubt.
I,ospoS, August is.-'rlO Times do.
npatoh from Havana aaysi "Tho sick.
hpia amongst lhO Spanish troop' docs
not abaIo, A battalion Oi tho GnOdaIa.
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WIN Nor ACoEP1.

4 ElAl.Pooisd iIsSiArniInn from tl'e bF'
Governor
rmnoa O., August IA. --IiE'iovor'
NM CNmpbsIl was sson At hia residence
,R'l night and said smphhicnlly that
he would not accept tho nomination Tor
governor II tondofsi lin. liO fnrlho'
ml that ho would decline Tho nonIna'
iion In person II ho attended tho con;
VonliOni that there WOFo oIhor goou
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men in the party who would make
strong candidates and that ha would bs
financial wreck II no should attempt
70 make another campaign Tor political
honoFA,
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lLnhhrr CNIrE cnrlurcN.

sourn McALEsrEu, l. n, August 1s.-
Yesterday noar tho Canadian river,
Deputy Marshal Charles Baird captured
Foster lIolbrook, ono Of tho most dUu'
pOraln Of tho Christian gang Of robbers,
LODGING him In iail hero last night
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LAKE MlSSrwA,RG N. Y, August
ls.-fix.JuslicB Strong had n stroke Of
paralysls, which Affects tho loft side Of
his body lilo has also Ind relapse Of
tho catarrhal fever aud Is worry weak and
At present unconscious.
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HohMas' CA.ri,D nUi!SiNG.

Tho Supposed SopnD nj Many Murders
DoihE DrStroI0d bY Fire.
CmcAOo. August lO.--ll. II, Holmes
"cnsllc," at Sixty.thlrl anil Wal.
lacO atrOot,, which is said to bC
tho aconu Of humorous murders by tho
owner, was discovered 10 DO on FIRE at
1880 o'clock this (MOnlav) morning.
IliAnow beloved that II will 10 enllrO.
ly consumed aud adjacent property IS In
great danger.
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A BIG CONTRACT
Granted the South Dakota oom-
pany by Nicaragua,
AN UPRISING OF THE INDIANS

Duo to = Message From tho Virgin
Mary That tho Great Spirit is About
to Visit Nicaragua With a Series OF
DIuastsrI-A Falling on In the
Cofiso Crop Duo to DrOushs-othsr
Nicaragua News.
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ror West vltslhn, fair, cooler nj night windl
becoming nOtihWcalotly,
Fnt WciiCtii rtnnylvAna generally ialf,
conlcr IN snuthcrn portion, westerly wlnds
Rof Ohio, iRir, cooler. nuuhWeslefly Winds
rtt rrNrtNAu1E sAu'HnAY.
NJ furnished by souSfr, druggist c5Fuer
MnfEpt aud Fourteenth slteulA
To- n.oo,"u,,.,o, M er ni....D,...ao..o~
VA inu.u,a,",."w,. 6ll ~ m...su...., ....,.a 70
N niece ..,..ao.,...,, pi MCathef- ChhnEeablc.
SrSpAY,
7a inn.r,,., .",r,,a" i0I p m,u",...r, ...",,,
VA. inm",,,.,,o,,,. a, i6I 2 u u,,su,,,,, .taN "
w yinno,,,,,,o,,,,.oou wi WcNthct-thlr
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NOTICE.-In the matter OF Seattle Elec-
trio Railway x Power Company and Sc
attic Consolidated Street Railway Com
panN.
reorganization dated August I. 1895. here
tofore published. IS changed as follows,
viz:
J. The date for deposit with. and for the
first payments 10 the trustee is made De-
cemher l.. 1895.
. The various cash subscriptions are d.
Vided into three installments. viz: One
quarter is to he pad on December l. 1895:
-oDe-quarter on March l. 1895. and the re-
naming half on June l. lN6. said deferred
payments 70 hear interest al : per cent.
IS to be expressly agreed and provided
that tn case Of default in the payment OF
any deferred ~inst2~nent the money paid
In and the securities or claims respect
ivelv deposited shall go and belong to and
be subject 70 the order of the committee
hereunder absolutely. without any recourse
making such payment or depOsiting Sc
C~urittes.
3 The committee having deemed il noces-
Sarv 70 arrange. and having negotiated.
for the underwriting Of the junior assess-
meuts. eNrnDt those uDOn Sto~khoi8ers.
and for the sale Of $5.eo par az TIE new
first mortgage bonds ut rinetv-hve cents
on the ~daiar-interest 10 he Dreferred FOR
ten VearS-t1 order TO provide for the de-
ficienov hetWec he assessments and the
amount 90 re~e ters certificates ard re-
organization e~Nnansrs. such negotiation .s
70 be approved an5 completed and 80 on
par o. tAc new stock IS 70 no deCvered "a
q consideration for such UuderWrftnE and
the committee NAV determine what. =
arv. parties NAV. WITHIN a reasonable
time after Decemher 7 1SqE. nav Tho right
~ substitution referred 20 n paragraph
fourth ~ she sad plan.
4 Printed forms ~ the veorcantzatIon
agreement M aecourarv deposit Of claims
and securities nav no had M the ofh0a ~
Eurka SNaDsrF Woods & M-Gtlvra. Burke
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Bfrths. Marriages. Deaths

In order 20 secure correct insertion q
notices under these headings, f7e sane
should - leff a. the business Offices q
this paper. No charge Is made Tor SaeA
nofices.
Funeral notice.. resolutions or otnff
special announcements viii b. charged az
the rats Of 10 cents PEP line eacA lnsef-
Observation-Disclosures co
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

WRIGHT-Tn Seattle. a. Proyidence hos
pitaI. Monday. November T. ES, tApL
Thomas wright, aged 9; years
FuneraI services AL be he!d az Bonnsy
4 Stewards chapel tomorrow afternoon az
3 O'Clock.
gANGTTNTTE=At Providence h0suifal.
Seattle. MONDAY, November Is. Ts5, Io9.s
Sanguinite, aged g. years.
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LEGAL NorICES-Cea,,,--

IN THE SUPERIOR C0rRr -
state Of WASH ngton. for fba TIE
King A. : Kerry. Plaintiff rs<ag Z
tie Cedar Lumber Company. S1t.
No 2l.0Sa Notice 90 present ss2s4g
Notice : hereby given BY ,hsS
signed. receiver of the bove-ns~1ac nee.
porat.on. heretofore appointed &C.
above entitled action. that al e@s.aa
and persons having claims srataataa
Seattle Cedar Lumber Comr,erSs sss
present their claims. duly ya~s l2g
said receiver for allowance. vi;his .
tsN days after he date of ire -. Srr
licatton of this notice. and any pa
claims which shah rot be prssa~. 4
said receiver within said sixfv 49, =
shall De forever barred. axs
The place Of business OF saHs
il at rooms 6aAG1 Bailey bnildsnr I've
tie. Washington. SSs%
\. F. NrwAv
Date OF first publication. NoyerSssa
1895.
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MARRIAGES

JESSEE-HJORT-Af the restdenrs OF
Mr. oIof Rosieaf. Green Lake Mash'
or SATURDAY evening. November =. IE5.
by Rev. II. L. Larsen. Mr. Ed&srf ,.
Jensen, o. West Seattle. and Mss Mare
Hort, Of Green Lake.
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ADyERTIsERs NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by : o'clock Saturday 70 H.
sure change.
PosTINTELLIGENCER co.
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REPAIRING.

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Bailey block. RECEIVERS and repairs un-
brehas. typcWritsrs. KEYS Tor all lox.
UMBRELLA HOSPITAL has moved
from cI1 10 30 Columbia street Robe
San IrnS
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coAPASf.
sTRS. GARLAND AND EyANOEA

Seattle and Townscnd-Neah Bay koula
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock NIT
DAYS, Wednesday, and Fridays a., -
u IN. for Port Townsend. Port nitlamS
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port Cres.rss
Gettysburg. Pysnt. Clailam Bay ana N.rs
Bay: returning. arrives Seattle Z:D -
on opposite DAYS Steamer Eyangei lsss.
yeeler dock for Port Angeles ana ste.
D. m: arrives Seattle alternate oA's
.. IN.
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PACIFIC xAv1GArIoN co.
Time Card II EJECT June L isA

THU NNLA - LsIlN~t II"
Seattle, Everett and Wna.com. asily,
State Of Washington leaves SoaeH"
except Saturday. a. 10 y. n. r.s~sagsa
seattle and La Goune rOut@-atag zs
leaves Seattle daily, except Sasu
10 D. m rork
Telephone 81. fesisf
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
HTEAMER MIIlAPA,

Captain George Roberts
IeavsuE Seattle for Alaska NoFem'
10Th and 18th. a,oty %
For freight and passenger rates app'
J. O. CARROLL. Agsh'
G~cbwabacher Dock. Tel flsr
cuAs IS. PEABODY. General Manas''
Seattle.
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= Il ia ~ L-s~ frA<ALL~ fN
Leaves Bakers dock. Tacoma 81
a. ~. Mondays. Wednesdays ana 4vss
DAYS. FOR OlaIa ana way points, sasys,
CITY dock. Seattle. 2 p. M g1srna
THURSDAYS ami Saturdays Tor 49, r9
stones Landing and way points. F,n
all points, &c. j. Ri. NanderhoH' esF
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle. Wssh

A0M
-oFFlCERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob 49,
Arthur a. Vice pressseass
John Vice prsxss..s
James K. Hayden. Manager, Cash'r SSasass
Frank l.. Blodgett...-.. Assistant TassI
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Conn.,.
+. c. Neufelder. J. II. Greenleaf
Transacts a savings bank business
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to sioea
Interest allowed per annum: Sir
cent. on term deposits; 4 per cent. On "a
nary deposits.
Dividends declared last laws of Nav a..
November. Leans mad on real estate
approved collaterals only.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR ~RF~T-Room with board. suitable
for two =. ". Baker. Izl5 Hyde. near
Nj ar
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