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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
A RACE ron A MErEoRrrE-


FopekA. Kar-. Jnae 4-Is Is possible that
there Is AZ eeject thar does not appear Ga
the surface In the sudden departure for
Alaska OF Pratt Z. Z. Dyeke. o. the Kan
szs state university. Daring his northern
Tip last sumner TIE professor paid 4
visit vale u Greenland. to the largest
meseo-ste in the world and Immediately
announced his determination 20 possess IL
Lieut. Pearvs with whom Prof Dycke
never got along very wen. claimed the
meseorste by right Of discovery and warn
Cd the professor not TO attempt 10 remove
Il As TIE rneteorsfe weighs dozens OF
tens. PearTs warning was of little neces-
sity az the time. bat Prof. Dycke stated
distinctly that he Intended within . few
years 20 return 20 Greenland for the
mefeorste- Last week the DISPATCHES an
nonnced that Lieut.. Pezry could SAT- for
Greenland this summer 10 secure the me-
teorite. AZ sooo as Prot Dycxe can reach
Seattle ne. TOO. viii sail for the north pole,
anc II s cutie probable that his 6estsna-
ton Is neither Alaska nor the north pole.
but the point in Greenland where the
coveted Defeorite lies. Prof. Dycke Will
have the longer route through Bersnx
straits and the northwest passage, bat he
: man OF great energy and 81 Ae has
In reality started on a race for the coveted
meteo-ite the chances are IN favor OF q
lively race TO Greenland. The meteor.ts
Is roughly estimated to Be worth aaoo
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Chicago. June s--The Western roads
havs agreed 10 make rouna-irip tourist
rates available In Eastern committee ter
rlterF Ter The meeting OF the National
s-e4.etis Aesi1ai Association. which Is 10
ns he-d n Portland. Or. Jane Is ard Il
This rate vii b added 20 one-tar. fo- ~,
rousi trip west % ST Paul and Mir,ns-
apoi2s-
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Barcelona Jane The naricseai Az
tsarstses % tAis city hay~ decided % pur-
chase the fssliEn ac0r ,ias Genoa ana r-e-
sen, = 10 tae government
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Gen. Fftxhseh Lee in Havana.

HAVANA June 2--Ges- FfxhuGh Lea,
recently appointed United safes consu1
general here. In SUGGESTION to Mr. VIII
.arsas. resigned. arrived here q, ssr this
morning by the Ward line steamer Mas
cote The steamer was met by q eayiy
eecoratad tag. upon which were NeesrS.
Wa1Ans and Springer. Or. Burgess. Senor
Isifio. represect.zx the captain general.
aza TIE arsre OF the ward line The party
boarded ihe Aascctte and ,enseret wei
corzs TO Cen Lea Gen. Bradley johnson
nnd number OF other Americans snt Q
large crowd cf people AWAITED Gen- Lee
ashore. On the wharf Gen Lee vas re-
esised most respectfully. There we're no
q demonstrations. and he entered Q carriage
With the coachnran and soosruzn In senor
Zsi1os livery and Has driven 20 q hotel.
where Mr. Williams Rad previously Sc
cures . fne suite OF rooms for his suc-
csss5r. Gen Lee p4rtook OF coffee and
then retired for = short ress- ~ hs was
very tire1. owing 20 tie rough passage
from Key West here. Gen Lee has al
ready made q favorable impression BY his
quiet and pleasant manner. Gen Lee VII
visit the captain general oa Fri9ay.
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Are You Going 20 the National r.a,,,-
cratic t'orsver.s.1~1s

Ire Northern Pacific viii SAL .,rk..s =.
-o5za trip rate OF s-t5e fer that ess~assor,
Two TRAINS czily 70 sa4 East. art sysrv
e'''iie-t ai1eroe1 oeiesa;es ana ethers 90
Ing. Fcr ttckets ana ali particulars -,
At Northerr Pacific city Icxet oHsca Vs.
Ter way ard First avenue. SeasfIe-
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London. June A dispatch from Mad
rid Gays thai Gen. Martinez Campos and
Gen Barrero have been arrested on a
eEArge Of due.ing- The quarrel grew out
OF dispute over the Cuban canzpalgn.
Neither of the generals was hurt
No~ York. June "A cable dispatch to
tho World frorn Madrid says; A duel be-
f~eea Marshal Martinez cAmpoe and
Lieut. Gen Barrero was prevented to-day
BY the military authorities. Both generals
were sent 20 their respective residences
on parole not 10 attempt fresh encounter
until the minister o. war and the govern
meat pass upon the case. The cause of
the Proposed duel was insulting letter
Cen EA-rsro sent to Marshal campos
The seconds were civilians. There is rrea,
eommotson In political ana military circles.
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nrrsne ~ s'ouvcnsisn lsassf.~,.

Loz1sr. ysns S--Tfs& Eeri-r sea cor
VentiSn was rzti-cd tsts ssserroe- ny
Ambassador Bsrs<d snS The Nkrarss -
Salisbury 81 minister fer foreign nass-s.
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Minneapolis. MINI. June 1-The Edison
building. one Of the highest and best
buildings in the city. ae57sn.ng the Lum-
Der Exchange. on Hennepln avenue, is IN
flames II was supposed to b nreproos.
Inc loss VIII b yery heavy.
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st. Louis. June 1-Sergeant-as-arrns
Byrnes. Of the Republican national con-
yention. has opened headquarters ~ the
southern hotel. where he win remain con-
rnuously Until after the convention
Byrnes has appointed Leo men to serve
In various capacities during the conven-
ton He has received probably IS 90 ap-
plscafions. Seven days hence the nation
al committee viii meet at the Southern
hotel to take Up contests There are lie
seats In dispute.
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Russia Warns Turkey About Crete.
London. June "A Dispatch from Con-
ssAnrnopse 10 the Times says Russia has
warned the porte that Christian mas
sacre IN Crete would unite the whole OF
Europe against Turkey.
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Ifyou wish to bay yewo!
right. call on us. We
honest goods for whal e.
worth. nothing moro. NJ
series Of special sslsk
pay you.
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Gold Exporta Todax

ooiu Exporte To-Day.
New York. June 3-von Hoffman & &C.
have engaged 10000 Of gold coin at the
sub-treasury FOR shipment to Germany
tomorrow.
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re u ackrovledged TO b the most sac
essssui specialist Of the age IN the treat
ment Of all Nervous. Chronic and Psi-
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hood. Vital Losses and OrgAnie Weak
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Q lifelong study and practice. Special at
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head. heart. throat. stomach. liver ana
bowels kidney and diseases Of internal CT.
CANA Prompt and perfect cures xuAran-
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located ~ ~ First avenue. Seattle
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SATURDAYS sAI.E-On 49,
will give you tire choice Of q
wear. Teck or Four-in-Hn
prices 51c. &c. 81. all go for -
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days mentioned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-12
RIcYcLEs

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TOPEKA CYCLE CO.. lI2 VT. Eighth ST.
- Bicycles and sundries bicycles and tan
dems Tor rents repairing Of all kinds.
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va erry, a. Newman l15 West 9TH St
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The PRETTY Girl ana George Elses.

We once knew a bright and pretty girl
who entertained q terrible recollection Of
dinner with George Eliot and ne ourselves
feel that if that authoress conversation
was &C all like her diary 5t must have been
an alarming ordeal i went 50 the muss-
uIn. = the lady records Of q visit to Oxford,
and had an interesting morning with
Or. Rolleston, who dissscted a brain for
me. II ike she observes IN another
place, a dose Of mathematics every day to
prevent ny brain from becoming quite
soft Oysters become, IN her hands,
wen favored molasks Z We feel while
reading the pages Of her diary what ltera-
ture must have been in the palmy days Ct
Mrs Chapone, Mrs Garter and Miss sew
ard and we LITTLE sympathize even with
DR. Johnsonfs unkind sayings. Acquaint-
ance with too many learned ladies may
have led IalleyRand TO answer, when asked
" by he had naEEied such q stupid woman
Sir. because could not find stupideF.
Extremes meet. and intalscs fatigues whan
i1 insists on keeping itself continually ca
aaa ssRstah. - 1ssaEls BaE.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
nv E. BOWMAN q CO. Mortgages Of szs
and kind 60 suit investors always on hand
Prompt money. lowest rates 10 borrow On cen
rFaI. cry. or farm properties
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Lost AND FOUND.


DsE-Suuday evening, brown fur boa. he
- tween tie nroep hotel and 109 Monroe St..
North Topeka. Return to u rea1 S grocery ana
receive reward.
1SA-A small pug dog. answers Go the name
IL % Linn Ihe Under viii receive q reward
ay returning MN g Ar. N. H- hosslngGon. 81
Monroe street.
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Al HASTY MARRIAGE.


but he did not say it. He turned and an
tethered his own horse, vauIted up, and
the two stepped quietly away over fhe
grass. Suddenly Bird drew rein Her
dog was following.
SO back-oh. go back dear JaokR' she
said sorrowfulIy.
The animal lay down on the ground,
whining. The girls lip quivered IN the
darkness; the OLD dog was all she had to
leave. The gate was open They passed
ont ard rode swiftly away.
Fasterlt said Childreth suddenly
She heard is, too, that faint stroke Of
horses hoof In her fear she was mad
enough to touch Don with her whip. He
plunged and kicked in a passion Of anger,
and then stood still in stately defiance.
Don, Tor Gods saker' she pleaded In
that fearful moment she heard a fall She
turned her head Childreth' 3 saddle was
empty. She heard him moan upon the
ground
In an instant she was on her feet down
among the wet grass. She lifted his head
to her knee and kissed his face. He had
tainted. She broke the branches of drip
ping fern and shook the dew upon his
face. She could not see when his eyes
opened. but she heard him CRATE his testh
ia agony.
Ny leg il broken Your horse kicked
me. y he said. II am helpless. and you
must 60 alone.
Z. w heregt'
ITO a log house on the banks Of the
Stranger An old man lives there who
VIII take care Of you Send me help. Oh
my Godn' ia agony.
oh, Chldre5hfi she sobbed-
You can ind it, for the road is straight
until you come to the river, " he went on.
commanding himself. Then show Don
the rein. He has been there a hundred
times with me. On, my child be qulckI
This is dreadful
She sprang up and vaulted into the sad
die They sped forth like an arrow. When
the wretched girl heard once again that
pursuing footstep, she still sat silent,
knowing that her Only helper was doing
all that could be done. The great cotton
wood trees Few By them Dom breath
grew Iabored- Never once had he faltereds
and, though growing sick in the saddle,
Bird dared not detain him From behind
she heard q measured lope- As 1t drew
nearer ir came close to cutting her Of from
every happiness in life.
They Numbered over a bridge. 1t was
but d moment before the horse in the rear
struck the bridge also. Looking back, Bird
could see her pursuer.
She knew then what was almost inevi-
table Gordon Churchill was mounted on
a white horse which was the pride Of his
stable. His pace and endurance we're in
deed wonderful
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grasped him by the shoulder, tore him
from the saddle, and, throwing himself
back literally shook the lie out q Mn
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we can Iaunder ladies' shirtwaises 20
suit the most critical customer. Peer
less Steam Laundry. H. and 11& West
Eighth
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
WHERE TO VOTE,
Territory Comprised Within Some of
the Election Precincts of
the County.
PROVISIONS of the Statutes Concerning
the Conduct OF lhe
Primaries.

On account Of the many changes made
by the county commissioners in the
boundariee ~ oloctior ,,rooi,o.r 49,. -
oa.a;-l~-,',,S = 0'~'''o'7 'il0'' Is
oons'"e'aole CONFUSION among voters as
TO the precinct in which they reside, and
many populsts and democrata are INV.
ions IN learn y,a,o +to, n,;lI a+ta,-a .g,
"l-l0 wy "''' ''''-A.' 'Ne
pAin4"l'eH 'otiorfo" evening"
The First Ward precinct comprises
only the First ward in this CITY,
Tho cooon4 WI
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21

paign in New York city was held tonight
under the auspices of the Democratic
Honest Money League of America. in
Madison Square Garden, where w.
Bourke Cochran addressed an immense
audience with speech entitled, "In Op-
position 10 Reputation" Cochran had
been selected to answer Candidate
Bryan's speech because of his opposition
to the Chicago platform and because of
his reputation as an orator, which he
had earned by his participation in tho
tariff debates of two congresses, and by
his famous protest against the nomi-
nation of Cleveland, delivered at day
break IN the convention four years ago.
The elements were kinder to Cochran
than they had been to Bryan, for an after
noon shower had cooled the air and
made the night an ideal one, in pleasant
contrast to the sweltering atmosphere
which oppressed the Bryan audience.
Eighteen thousand seats had been placed
in the garden and all of them were filled
when Cochran advanced to the front Of
the platform and was greeted by tre-
mendous cheer, mon climbing upon their
chairs and waving little American fass
which had been strewed through the
hall. Three hearty cheers were given
for Mckinley and there were Kisses
when gallery god yelled whats the
matter with Bryant Major John Byrne,
president of the league, called the meet
ing to order, and Perry Belmont made a
brief opening speech.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
FATAL BLVNDER
A Yacht Race That Was Attended
With Entirely Unlocked
For Results.
THROUGH FAULTY SEAMkNSRIp
Followed by Collision and the
Tragic Death of a Titled
Yacht Owner.

SoUTH SEA, Aug. l8.--The Ailsa, Bri
tannia, Satanita and Meteor started this
morning in the race for the vice com
modore's cup and E25. Not long after
starting, the Meteor collided with Baron
Won Zedtwitz's American yacht. Isolde
The latter was dismasted, several Of the
crew were knocked overheard, and
Baron Won Zodtwitz was SO seriously in-
jured by falling rigging that be was
taken to hospital at Ryde, where ne
died soon Rfterward. The accident
caused considerable excitement and con-
fusion ashore, as it was at first reported
that it WAS Emperor Williams yacht
which had been dismasted. All the
members Of the crew of Isolde, who were
knocked overheard, were saved by boats
from the other yachts
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21

DOVER, Della, Aug, l8,--The demo
cratic state convention, in session here
today, nominated tho following ticket:
Governor, E. W. Tunnoll Of Sussex; con.
gresham, i. Irving Handy of Newcastle;
electors, John Il, Roney of Newcastle,
John Harrington of Kent and Paynter
Frame Of Sussex, The result of the
gubernatorial fight left bitter feeling,
the friends Of Peter j, Ford of Whining.
ton, who was defeated by Tunnel, open.
" avowing that they will not support the
ticket. The convention was the most
turbulent ever held in Dover, and on
several occasions il was impossible to
continue owing to the actions Of mum
Der Of roughe.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
Three Miners Killed.

Special to The TRIBUNE.
BUTTE, Aug. 18.-By an accident in
the St. Lawrence, one of the Anaconda
Copper Mining company's mines, three
men today lost their lives.
Peter Ryan, foreman of the mine, Was
in the cage. The brakes refused to work
and the cage fell 1900 feet, dropping
with lightning speed to the bottom Of
the shaft.
Ryan was killed by the fail and John
Manning and John Campbell, who were
at the bottom Of the shaft, were struck
by the cage and crushed to death,
1t is reported that two other men were
beneath the cage but the extent Of the
accident and the lose Of life will not be
known until morning owing to ohstruc-
tiona in the shaft.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
Muriier win Out.

OMAHA, Aug. l5.--A special to the
Bee says the murder of Hon. William
Eystcr Of Pennsy yIvania, which occurred
at Lincoln last week, has been solved. A
Joint confession made to the county at
torpey by Laura and Della Clark, who
kept resort near which the dead man
was killed, tells the story, The confess
sion has been taken in short hand and
is now in the possession of the county
attorney. In substance, it recites that
the drugging Of Eyster was done hy
Cliff Hagey in the Clark house. The
girls say they did not see tho morphine
administered, but are positive that it
was given to Eyster by Hagey in some
beer, which was furnished by them
to Iagey. The object was robbery,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
Thought 1hey Were Lost.

WASHINGTON, Aug, Is Secretary
Palmer eaid today there is 10 truth in
the rumor that the supreme officers of
the A. p. A. know of any communication
had with any of the presidential candi-
dates, They are, however, making
searching investigation into the records
of all nominees for congress as to how
they stand or may have stood in the
matter of sectarian appropriations, re-
etriction Of pauper immigration and
other questions in the A, ?. A. platform.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
CALLED Down
Bryan Nails the Infamous Thurston
Lie With One Sharp, De-
cisive Blow.
CHALLENGE TO SIaNDERERS
Democratic Candidate Has Never Re
ceived One Dollar From
Mine Owners.

UPPER RED HOOK, N. Y, Aug. 49,
William J. Bryan, for the first time
since Senator John NJ. Thurston de-
clared that he (Bryan) was in the employ
Of the mine owners, made an official de-
NAL, coupled with challenge to the re-
publican national committee to come
out in the open and accuse him or for
ever remain silent. Bry8n's attention
had been called to the controversy be-
tween Senators Thurston and Stewart
and he determined tonight to settle the
matter il possible, He, therefore, de.
mands an open charge, which, he says,
he will rcfute with the details of his pri-
vatc life, or silence. He said tonight: Il
have already denied this charge on several
occasions, but a reiteration of it by Sen
ator Thurst0n, a distinguished resident
Of my own state, justified me in answer
ing it again. ] have never at any time
or under any circu instances been in the
employ Of the mine ownere, Individually
"a CO4C|ANcly, ui4tCt4y VA lhuli lieCIiS, Hoi
have / ever been ia the employ of or paid
by any blmetallic league association.
Aside from my editorial salary of about
$50 per month paid by the Omaha
World Herald, and small amount de-
rived from the legal profession, my in
come since my retirement from congress
has been derived entirely from lectures
before the Cheutauqua Lyceum and lee.
ture bureaus, which have usually paid
me fixed sum, and from contributions
made by people where | have spoken.
He explained further, that in $780, 9=
and 81 he ran on the free coinage plat
form
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
Cattle.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Cattle - The
light supply was not sutii2ient for the
active general demand and the few
droves offered wela disposed Of early in
the day at stronger prices. A few fed
western cattle sold at 233OM3G0, but
only email proportion of the native
heeves crossed the scales below 81, sales
being mostly between that figure and
$40. Texas steers sell at 32.4QM2JQ;
prime northern rangers, 32TIJW 10,
Sheep-BQlk Of offerings cold freely at
52G5u3l5, There was good lamb
trade at 83M230 for cu!la up to :5.25m
5.75 for good 70 prime hocks; yearlings,
s. 210L390.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-21
Etatsou G5 MAD,

@oo, Aug. IL The Posts "aah-
b 5peciaI eaye: Thomas u Watson,
t0pliiat yiCo-presidential nominee, l.
Eitu another statement today. Com
ting On Eryan's New lork speech
|the conduct of the campaign in gen
Watson says: ITO expect to defeat
Finley without saying a word against
finley is something new under the
but Bryan's silence was profound
necessary. He could not afford to
9unce protection, while SeWall, his
hing mate, is 90 we'll known as a pro-
lonist. Sewall is even now actirg in
ue with the republicans to secure
'lation which will levy tribute upon
y American consumer Of foreign
's in the selfish interest of the New
land ship-builders, of whom be is
and just as Sewall's presence On the
ct prevented Bryan from assaiiing
banks issue, and tho repub-
doctrine Of protection, 90 the came
eful influence prevented him from
Duncing railroad monopoly ana oy-
ION, Sewan being a corp0rationist Of
J pToportiura bimself Ia fact, it
l8 tlg migsi0D Of SeWGil in The cam