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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-08
APPLES FOR SIBERIA.


Tacoma Oct T.-Spee.sl--Tn steamship
Br2s-ser seft az O'Clock this afternoon
for China ard japan, carrying a cargo Of
$500 tons. There were 10 fa-vt-clzss pas
sengers- In the s.serasc were nearly %
Chinese passengers.
Frank Ailinw. the Fern FIT! srsEt-grower,
sent "a psoEe4r consignment " washirg e.
ton apples 20 O. W, LiH4holn. % Tladi-
vastoo&. Siberia ca the Erae-asr. As was
arss published ~ tha Poss-fatesllgen
Mr. Ailing -rEzsle arrange Enen1s with Mr.
IandhosHn. wha IN q wealthy nc1- miller
and Ysaa-sf seturer Of Sladzvc@foox. 10
snip Washington apples 70 Siberia with
ne purpose Of testing she keeping quail
ties Of th@ fruit and 70 determine the best
means * packing Il for shipment to Asia
Mr.. Alleys ultimate purpose - % opsn
~ r market IN Asia FOR Washington truit.
ard particularly winter apples. TIE drss
ns.gnruent included thirty packages.
whscA we-e n@~TnetIcally sealed. Il shsy
arrive IN good con6st ton the experiments
vesgs Re con sastsea. ard Mr.. All!rw hopes 20
he aas@ 20 demonstrates thai Washington
f-sss. can he delivered IN prime condition
IN ire rzssrsS % China and Japan, Fur
ROSA Siberia aa1 ofsser Eastern couztY1ss-
Tne Steamship company - eTsG@ay oring 10
foster RE- rev industry. ARD especial care
was taken - see tra4 tbs Packages wsre
we3 PLACED in the cargo. - as ID be kerss
r Al even temperature
Steamship woosNsca arrived today fren
Port Tosnsen6 where size ~szat yes eys'ay
il ew1Ar 10 ecsrpsy with rhe a4aranylgss
rawzsEsffss-S IRE Nootwsca EsA load larn-
ssr saa aesar FOR South Africa.
wfeAt receipts ere Increasing Tossar
e~~sv ears arrived and the daily average
e1~ 7ls week will be over .si-sy-lse cars
rer SAw.
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TO RAISE THE UMATIIl.A.
The Ship's Pumps VIII start To-Day
to Clear Her.

Port Townsend. Oct --Specsai--Now
thai al o. ra@ holes that have been dis
covered hy the diver nave been ssopged
Il Is proposed 10 start the sa.p's p1n2s
tomorrow or next day and endaaxcr to
raise the submerged steamship Crna1tsia-
II the atseaap. Is > failure Il IS proposed
20 carry Oh. TIE original programme. tha.
u putting IN SIX Is-snca pumps wAsca
Moran Bros, % Seattle. are 10 sarnssh,
and whicA together with the g1sps
I--4nca pumps ard another smaller purap.
Il - heiseFed viii have combined gorca
enough 20 exhaust the water from the
fore and aft watsr-tigh, com apartments
The steamship psopse feel assured that X
ths diver has found ali of the holes ira.
RE vess@s, which Is doubtful, can
De easily raised with ser own pumps An
impression prevails on beard sha. there
IS zs1ll another hole leading ID INFO the
after waGs--tight Compartments In that
event tie question o. raising the Una
tia viii assume q more serious aspect
Il IS exceedingly dEfErui, for the divers
20 work IN the vessels held The water Ia
denseiv csouded with particles Ok decay
lag Tssets ases, groceries. fruits and 9TH
er things from the cargo OF miscellaneous
freight
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PARIS IMPERIAL GUESTS.


Paris, Oct AFTER Luncheon a tie Rus
sian embassy. at whiea many Esronasneni
French and Russian officials and ladies'
wese present. their masest!es drove out 20
lnAagarate the new bridge TO be named
tia Alexander III. bridge. and a. SO D.
m wsre rsst az the site OF the bridge by
President Fasre. the usual immense
crowds cheering and bright sunshine pre-
va!ltag. The imperial standard Of Russia
wAs holstsE, the Russian anthem was
played anf shs ceremonies we're carried
oas without k.seh-
Herr HSachere. the minister Of COM
rasrce. delivered gheyt address. begging
his asatessy in the mama OF the republic
70 lay the sTss store ef the bridge and
thus accord 20 great work Of civilization
ard peace sss high appreciation and the
graese1s patronage az the empress. After
ths ear sYf crarfnz had signed the .or-
nal document pre- pared for tie occasion.
the ezar was handed q trowei ty President
Fsure. with which bis majesty spread
sssaa pertien Of mortar and tapped the
Garner stare with a rsasiet
Their matessies ana President raare
then drove 70 ;ae naint ara trem there TO
Ire French insEsutr. A. tie latter place
NJ Legouve rnsSe speech es welcome re-
e4iisnS the ssrss visit OF Peter the Great
ard NJ Scope EeaA an ese 20 the srnpTr-
sai ssSsseF1 Tae latter afSerwara signed
kEaE minutes OF me VfSFtktfE ana Jr0e%S<lE
tn vssss ths Hotel &c ySss~.
T'hs uisce HsFsl - VILE wa proesrs--
~ decorated rtth rsrs. ard lamps were
sSressv iissetsd 50 ise imperial party ar
rived. T1tsiF ~ earsre@ was the sigma for
CHER .ssss az uvwesssras ss@stcnsa IN
stands - harss Este hyrna nf welcome
whtess IS fcssoae8 nv ne s.Mzr~ei!ssIses.
ard the Rssssas sntAsm. IA reply 80 an
asteFess by the president % the municipal
council TIE eSar SIMPLY expressed hAs
thanks.
The snperia' party lsss the H0;el ae VIE
81 o'clock and Tet9Tns4 % the Russian
embassy.
FresAeas FssEre arrived az TIE Russian
embassy a. : scisck. 50 ths gsassz az hex-
~ At . dmner Of tarsy-aye eevsrS. Th%
cxxr presided. Nfae rapra sasng psseea
apoa his F4KaE- T.. essgias sat aafsss r.
5n@ s&ar wtsa Pr@si3ea; raaSs upon her
stget. TIE czs- ons essrfna $50 Pres ssrs
anz Nns- Eaars af,sT sA~ S.rner zreYe %
re Tssater FT&ncais. arriving there at
30 a'esaes- - aESwa4 sAe gals performances
The gissE~sessS xss iars resolved a. eva
slon sF0as the eyasSs al3rg ere 1e&sA
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ase- g7As-. Oct r-~~S1r egsA-~-l<ass evening
a. asosss ssc@ocx q fisherman ksown AZ
Arxt~sa- pete. wAus drifting for sz.-au
n the nArSor, ssif az zrs2saA3ly heavy
weight en- rs ne- ard g9on aa1.cz u a
feana the dead BODY o jazz FUSS tpFo
roanrez goasa ctascstaE Il aEs2 entaassed
"a ssa waxhss. The coy2nsr wAs a. orrs
nxsAs~d ard ne took tie bs<y n charge
r wgl - buried en Eft4aT.
Fs<s hs& seen arsnxzag he&vty. ars a.
ter 1 s'e.acx LAST evening he 9efs Deans
xa3osgz sn fAs corner - H@rs- ard =
streets tes.rx his friends tsAf re was GO
gax "a tstarsp sverse@rd" Taey PAD H.
lie gsfe~szsrs - Ms ssas~T-enss "a Dr. 4 Al
trszs&~rs~v thwea tsn@1 70 commit sszsSt1.ss
Fse wns tAes seer alive n aDoss o'csocS.
ard as ses-w psekes up 80 scon = ss~y
remarks he IL ~ sarrasfG Szat 1s tsEape1
er1-~ Earwnw@s wA&Ee
rnss ws@ German ~ 5z~tA aud ~as \
wsSsw@r &eeEs - ysa-s - Hws. Wssa Eve
saskssrsrz urss 81 waazs. 3 6&axsEs~ nsz--y
g-uw-. resz2h* Sx~es xaZe t-e etee-s ara
s4sA sg.kzs@s IL Cs5sral4A- he was scsEns-
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rzns-d Tie f-ss snx-y in<Iu1es TIE fca-
lcErx. C1s- zha& Hsx<Un. Sa14zaz1s s5s
sEss@-1cr Judge. WIG 3 a splendid e2n-
S2-gEs<s w. - Fa4-wsztasr. esal-s<-A-s
fcr eserk. p r. Esgnsy. eards1zss trr
cornty enmmssso1er: = r. BackEzs-ss.
nora1-ee so~ ccua-y ane-.,r. Coru1es
Parks. w1o was re1ozaEn2ted ard g =
LEsler. nominee f0r Representative IN the
Tazrry--oz~a 5Ast-ac-- Tazs party WI
mako ne following dates Roee1a4s. o.
tober .. Gig Harbor. October - where
sAe-e - q big ezAEh&xe and psc7zc.
Springfield. ocsoor y. Vaughan. opaooe-
=. and Lake Bar. ocsoeeT a
I1a secon1 party VII es headed ~
Charles Bedford. Who VIII make q n1Es-
oer q speeches. Il includes W O Chap
Maa. ncna1ee f7r superior judge: ]. G.
Fa.rcn1A. candidate so1 treasurer; Sa<a
Parker. nominee for 5nertE; J. z. Ms-cn-
eIs- candidate fer surveyor. q A. Wasz.,
sos scac'ci superintendent. and Frederick
Er@wr, can i.Aata s-r rsrs esentax1,s IN
rhe Tasrty-zf-h csxsr1c. Tnss party VII
meet the voters Of the county q, tae fol-
lowing places Lakevfew. ocs5ner q:
HllhErse. October >: Boy. October 20.
Eatonvasie. ccsooer Z. E5e. October II
and Lake Park. Ocs 3ber s.
The third party VII % maze I'D % the
following H. c. Rowland. eands sase FOR
prosecuting attorney. Char.es A. Murray.
nominee tor superior s2cEe. J. 7. Hickey.
cznrsatzss tor assessor. G. e Halieneacx.
candidate Tor county commissioner. J. c.
TaTso-. candidate for senator IN he %ize-
tesnta district. and A NJ Bryant and D.
? Aees. can3s6ases FOR she fsgsssaez-e-
Iafs party Will make rne following dates:
P1yaIac. o>.15er 3. Sumner October
:; South Prairie. October 10. Or..ag. Oe-o-
Der u. caroora5o. Oc9oher Is: wllAsson.
October a: Buckley. October Is.
Ine candidates Eared IN The last party
he-d forth az CAs3onado last night The
hail was PACKED 70 tsls doors. and The al
1seacs Eas estimated a. ne conservative
nglre o. 80 Mr.. Rowland made the crin-
es2zi ae6rsSs os the evening ITS talk 70
tns miners was upon a subject they al
understood thoroughly, the eject o. the
Wilson tariff upon ccas.
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Aihaay. Or. oee IS. Puma was tsssy
appointed receiver - ths AEas ~ woossn
nils, TIE sa-lars Vas oaase3 - the
fas}are q J b. Meyer & %, of Pertains.
fear days 2Ea. TIE assets Il tAe Albany
wsD-s.sn nsil1s &HS estimated a. s1ss.s45 La
a4sitses sl@a se
Tsse Plaaesiys ar@ : II Mover. / q.
C3s. =. Z. Goys Grs. z. ?. craft. pwz-
ecS - aBnety-s,x snaFes y seek in tae
Albany woosen 1tE1ts Casrrsa - IRE
~a%sss e ss.-ssA add ra1Nt3tass sAe zrAsss
s2srs - 4.vecf9Ts- TIE t11eass3nAss a. the
sz,a.z = xExe~ IS 50 aoa and gA4 Waste as
kaeSr NussTs gcoQessF. Esl... -o1ss. Eosss.
Asssss~rfs @t- az g1
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CoRsox IN SPOKANE.


euc~ NJ the R~puhlfcmn Wixwam.
Spokane. Oct 1.-SpecsaI--A. the meet
Ing held In the Mckinley and Hobart wig
wan Monday night, John ". Corson. %
Seattle. spoke. Despite the fact tha; the
weather was unccgnsortably cool. the wig
wan was flied with eager listeners The
speaker said that fcur years sgo the
Democrats party based It's whole case
on the one single argument that prices
were too high They promised 10 relieve
che suffering people hy lowering them
ard iris they would do by putting ths
American producer into more direct COM
petition with the foreigner. They kept
rheir wcri. Tssy aid lower the prices
ani We have al felt L. The eytl results
9lss rot Gall on one class. but on all alike
as does the rain This year they come
with u counter proposition and say they
Will give relIaf by raising prices but
propose to 90 II BY impossible means.
Their promises 20 bring prosperity are
more utterly false in lss. X possible. than
they were In fs2e.
The Republican party" said Mr.. Cor
son. now asks for a change back TO
polIcy Of protection 10 American indus
try that ~tll give .he American laboYe-
q chance TO labor: ard we protest that the
White House shall not be occupied by
one who wiii make II a financial kinder
garten and monetary experiment station
business soaae suffer from experimental
leg sssatIoa. You must know whGt you are
going 20 DO. and not guess. as Mr. Bryan
does The proposition pat forward that
goiA has appreciated and al other thsnrs
have gone down Is not true. Human "a
boz. The divine measure Of value. has not
DEPRECATED. IN issa the average wages
were s-s. and 81 fSs4 we're sAs-. almost
double
Referring 10 che argument that this
country 10 80 great as 10 be able TO have
a eaonsy system OF 10 eva. Mr.. CorRcn
said. What rad M. Lewis ard MIR Bry-
an an& their party 20 do with making it
EsensF les greatness was given Il by ne
Republican party il spite OF tAs efforts
CO TIE Democracy TO keep Il down They
pretend 20 adopt tie Repuhiica nssn u
IsaSela aa3 Grant. aaa Garfield and
Blaine. IL eysng this TREY admit The Re-
naoseean party was Flgat n isSa. IN isS4
In ssss In iS7Z n iSTs In lSSg in 1854. ard
ia lsss ans they @ilj az no distant day be
+ forced 20 a0Ea1s that ths Republican party
was r,sas n ssSs ard Ike
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ARRESTED IN LONDON.


Tsersaa. tteE s~-y a3ier SinhsSf Fassss
aescFles3 as an A1sersc&a merchant EiES
CAsrSa. ga w.fe, aa4 E-T~s CASTE ats sou.
"a sears ga were arrested tusaay a. tAe
Sesss s~FStie ard we~s swoassQ aE~
Sa.Kms& - tAe M&rgbasesssh Fs9@}rs cea~t.
rhsFTsa wssN Stealing ss%sras sasneat}l.
skins ef ssgai sAlsa 81 SIS frsrs Terriers
q fhis efSy Icy ~ssr sesas IN tae
Ysaarfs @-rls - ~ ths Castles ia saetr
Fwuake Naf-s we're Market M Caste.
SAH Ffsr, ssre ASS ~ Caste. %ew YsFk.
Me-. T@sf4e 81 Sea tAkes 5naA rsaStossy
said, s-NT 1@s t~1essE E~aSt NJ sAa
sn1ars - tf&essa &aa ese sara IRE Aa@xss
srsgn a aeY "a g1e street
EozA sNa ~ saeers ware -p~aA@.*~a *ar
a wssx h8fs Es8ex re- Sea ssa ire asy
vas ASS aaFReA
Sass f-eaaessae. Fa-e e~ws.fa|r gssss..
wta &as ARRESTED - ts9nsnr .sN&ax an a
raafgn ~ sseHeax sNFs. IS ssss san ~
sseEaaae ~ - AS Tea sFeass~.5~ rs AKA srta.
sg~a4t sssaasas 8sFa - Esssse 1sTsss. - ssss~
eskv tae - $ ns ilaag&zge. Aa8 ssss neeea-
lazeF s0es a2sk ffsA 1Szaa Asfe IS Gee -
sAs 5sYsEss In fa@ sazsatFX AaS NJ caste
Aks Asssss Ssena ~ 7a&ET saysss rzn@zsas
sssn SIS ssfos szEs hegs. q aen aaeNm =
sesr IS are fassst sm sssgssseh. msss o~as-
ee2se stsn xrt4< 8ss3 ss2yssHsNE
Tss Castles s~e sss ssss2a7s q weatshv
sas ss @se.ssY aer@ asst zAs Asg<sg ~
EE~&ze EEst ass sss9saS a@sss.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Gen T-oehu. who defended Paris untfi
{. surrendered 10 the German army, jan
nary. lg-l. died 81 Tours on wednesday.
On TUESDAY afternoon St Mscss@srs COLI
fexa a. Isoxansporr. Ind. vas burned
Icrzs yTe Coo. Insurance, $500 SixIy-sive
ssssss4uts had Es2trscu4ate3.
Midnight Tuesday sevsD raen started Sd
a sxs~ 70 cross f1% river from Canton,
Nc where they had been attending a aa-
IIftcsl meeting. ASosir nFty fest from ffae
rE;Ersspsw eide TIE boat upset, ard John
seed George WstErc~ and Joan ssrxs
aere strewne1- All were IA Eas government
river service.
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Taeoma. Oct T.-9pectAi-The city gcv-
crrnse.t II Tacoma Is again in the hands
q. Eae Republican, Tc<ay 81 . o'esock
Mayer Eaxard Z Orr so1x the once %
waea he .as esecssd BY The people LAST
Aprlz. and A. Y. Fzwces<. who has wrong
once more became . pirate ctts1<n-
TIE transfer xas . ve-y s.ngze a6A1.
Mayor Orr appeared ~ the af5ce ~
eescc& tass morning. and 5T nre-arrange-
meat &c was ne- ~ M F1westI Mayor
Orr bad been swcrn n azst spring. Tnero
wsrs noae others present when the trans
fer vas made Mr.. Fawcets expressed his
readiness 10 s1rn owe. everything that
Ws-r with the once. ard after waansng
Mayor Orr good luck he walked down Pa
CHE avenue 20 his store. MAyor Orr re-
c@.ved Number a. callers turing the day.
arc spent ssEa< time locking ever The va
rsc1s Departments u she city nzl One ce
lis nrss chetas ACTS vas 70 Ca. the city
council together for . specla. meeting to-
morrow morning a. ss O'Clock The re-
nsSndeT Of lie DAY was devoted to re-
cssvlng vlaats from councainsn. city o.
clzlS Aae the raas.c-
Considerable Interest," Ia taken n tbs
forthcoming appointments 20 be made ty
Mayor Orr. As stated n yesterdays Post
Inseiasgenc<r. Ice board o. civil service
commissioners have given notice that they
appointments within the CLASSIFIED service.
which includes the chiefs Of the Ere and
poslae departments ard other Offices which
TIE mayer had the power 10 al under the
old charter. A g-eAs deal viii depend upon
the discrimination Of tie councE which Of
TIE Two instruments 70 recognize. In al
sowaag Deputy Comptroller Roys 10 act
sas is clerk. the council has recognized
the charter amendments. bur IL L believed
l1As TlfE tie matter .s aQzAresy pr&aenf-
ed. as II al. be tomorrow. the council
VIII realize thai under the ascizlon Of the
superior ce1rs the charter amendments
eanrei De regarset az legal or operative
ans taerefors the cd charter gill governs.
III TIE coEnefs <Akxs this stand Il am
simplify matters materially. without ms
backing Of the counci. The employees in
the Ere and police Departments all at
ckce recognize Mayer crss power 10 re-
move them and make ssch changes as Ne
cesxns Necessary or ady.saose
This ciysi service commission will take
Ire matter into court. however. rotx1tn-
Standing the apparent need.sssn.ss OF such
action. II has been said rrat the CON-
mission EaI apply 10 Judge SsaIlcgp for an
Injunction restraining the mayor from
making any appointments II the DEPART
merits named and with the assurance be-
forsfand tha; It will be granted Ii Is q
little bard 10 See aow court can grant
an order nuiIsfylng rs own decree in a
case that has been tried and decided.
Such would be me effect Of a restraining
order. as. in deciding the Mullen Doherty
case. Judge Prsseha-d held tha. the char
ter amendments had Tot been regularly
submitted and wsre therefore void With
TIE caar.sr amendments knocked out the
csvss service commission has not a leg
left 10 stand upon.
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T&resS&- ffss sxrse~s ~ -~ - exes-sgs ~
~s@4wssgse@ q ts@ Eeraa sszaw ceaa1v ear-
sFst COMMITTEES As5& hs8Ssaexs s-eSss m
teA&r al sA~ sszf@aaes~rx OF i stree.
a SCEss@~ ~ ss@ Sezt @e@s weTe nrssa-
tssesSes@s ts& ~ s@sg@ &aS @tsasxra rasas-
s-< - tAs sansrsAaxn xsTe s11zsszsssA 'TaA
ss-gaEzz ttee wtss ms@<s GA1se F~sxa n.s~s a.
ssll e3@esssa a&s- Ire cArsp@Axa wsAl -
esNs4ss<a2 5s Az aggressive aa4 knsarassx a
Fsa&aze~ &n6 - Hsa eAs 1sSs speees = saAs
tne ssssws5stss NAs aave s1ws~ess esszv
y RI * sAe e<sgsSx-
SAa esNSAstzKs eas.wsss&ss 2as Rr-Mr sd
a ~cAr4@se D asmss~sS t1snazS.sSssx 80
saasty - 80 ts%sS@T = xaxe~ a4~Esss
o. speakers Asa4 e-Azs 1as12E1s have @ssz 81
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Mount Vernon Republicans.

Mount Vernon, oct 7.-SpeciaL.-JU1ge
r. A Baillnger. Of Port Townsend. adj
dressed a well attended meeting OF voters
In Mount Vernon Tuesday evening and
was listened TO throughout with marked
attention. The speaker confined hrnse.
principally 10 a discussion OF the money
question. which he presented in a clear
and logical manner, appealing 70 the fair
ness and intelligence OF his hearers He
showed how many OF the people OF the
country are being deceived by CARRIED ex-
tracts from the public utteranees Of
Blaine and other eminent statesmen who
are now dead. as well as other false state
meats, which are intended 20 deceive and
not 10 enifghfen- The judge Gxslt on the
socialists tendency % the Chicago plat
form and pointed out the danger OF en-
trusting The government 10 men who advo-
Gated such radical and revolutionary
measured
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sisroau a. q time. AID II never eeased-
Long beso-s oscssek fae crowd began
70 assesnbIs TIC front Of Music bali. Al
sycaeek $50 Gocss rere thrcwr ocers and
"a hess han scn minutes taf hal. Inclac-
Leg the great stage. Wac dlss1 STE p<o-
pc dressed Ia heavy wraps and oys-cozss
kzs. cors.nT gnssi al tae ai-sss ard o<nsr
ntand.nx room was tIssd- Tee1sancs
crowded into the corridors ard On Ine ost-
side. ana turned aoTnesAr1 ~ wsni 70 he
evegkor meeting % tee outside
When ssx-FTe~saeat Harrison arrived
the applause xas unnoans@et. IL seemed
a. il r. ~oal4 never stop. Mrs E&-ri@oa
oe@xxpssG = scat Of Lac stage beside MsraS
uassxsai- Mayer Caldwell TIE cncsals
% the Rspzs ssacan clubs and osasr pso-Ds-
rent citizens occupied frost ssars- Ire
sssentcns applause followed wfsen Gs1.
Harrison VAS Introduced After waiting
sons minutes for tas nosss 70 sszfxs49e.
the ex-pres.dcE. began his address, by de-
ei4rAEx ffat Il Sac impossible 20 keep
ms 2rsxsdency very long o8s g ol.o He
lnsa eu.egsze6 MAJ Mckinley as a. r1an
CT srreproaeAanas personal character. .
heroic soldier, an anle statesman. ard a
bril- liant orator Mr.. EoaaTt. re referred
10 ~ = mat os the highest character.
who bad conducted successfully a large
and important business and Eho 10 held
In Asrn esteem by his ncsgaeors Ard
fr.eEGx
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Cambridge, MaSz.. Oct. The students
al Hargar. college nave gone sato politics
and have elected aes offaeers Tor the Har-
ward Republican Club. and organized a
new club called the Harvard Sound
Money Campaign Club" Interest cea-
Isrst about The latter organization. and a
large crowd assembled 80 upper Massa-
chusesss aaIa. s3asre the .nissa. meeting
Was held. The rev club - ucn-partaaan.
ard the national committees OF the Re-
gssilsan and god standard Democrats
have pledged their support Ii sending the
best speakers 70 address the club.
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Tacoma. Oct 1.-SpseAaL--Fas splendid
Republican meetings were held tonlgat.
At Old Town r. ID. Nash and other speak
srs entertained 30 voters With Republican
arguments IN the Fifth ward 6. q.
Bates. candidate for the legislature. L.
C. Dennis and A. r HeEIig each maze
short speeches brssiIlrg With unankxeYa bic
arguments IN tire cause Of sound money
and Republican principles. In lie Fourth
ward George L. Holmes. ore OF Tacoma $
most prousinsn. business men and former
Democrat. delivered a mastery address.
1enouncing Organism ard Pc2ulisrn al!
advocating the election Of the Republican
ticket. Justice Of the Peace McA9rray.
G. c. Britain. II. c. Koons and John
Nee9aan were the other speakers. Gec-g
II. Stone and g. l. Gay spoke TO 8 good
meeting OF the Third Ward Club tonight.
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Dufy's Pure
Malt Whisky

TIE treat vs-alsxzag arsnrspas contained
N rss pure mar has wonderful ey>s.
IN building Up the system. purifying the
blood and restoring the saGed sacE.sses.
II tones up sse stomach. helps digestion
pats the blood in mosson. and adds a sest
% lie thai nothing sase can pro4Eacs- Z
Is 5lst the thing for weak worn-ou. men
and women WHO want - eeoom@ aealsny
And s-rong.
Al grocars and trrgg.ses keep ..
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THE PACIFIC SQUADRON.
Only Two Of the Vessels Vow Remain
ON the sound.

Port Angeles. Oct. T.-Speclai-The Pa
cfffc squadron. which has been assembled
here aEsls- Rear Admiral l. A. Boards
lee turing me past twp months. has been
c-Seres away. ard bcs TWO rsez-of- war
now remain II sart. the gurhoas Ber-
nlr~toE ard me flagship EasiaEielrhia
TIE Alert steamed away yesterday rao~ra-
ing. ard after performing some eroi1stfors
II the Straits she proceeded % Mare Isl
arEi. where she will be atrsd oa.t for her
cruise % Honolulu. 10 which station sire
has been assigned. The Bennington is ex-
pscte3 70 remain on tire Soanxs some sEzrss
YET, and will make several tests OF Wash
tng-oc coal before leaving Tcr san Fran
cisoo. The time Of IRE Departure Of rase
Philadelphia has rot yet beer determined
bgx- she win probably remain here az least
q week longer. after wEEsa she Is excec led
To visit. Esuuinaais and from there will
proceed 20 Saa Francisco
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Vancouver. u. c, Oct. The case q
the Hawaiian exiiss, Mueller. csvanston
ana Johnston. who were Genorte1 from
Honolulu curing the revolution, On the
steamer warrimoc. and who are suing
for y5aaso damages eacT. came Up again
q the supreme cektrs To-Day, when Justice
pese made an order for q nsw trial oss
January s. meanwhile THAI q commission
BE sent TO Australia 20 examine Capt. Bsrsf.
who commanded the WarrsEnoo al the
time OF che incident. bcs sao 10 rsos< %
business IN Australia