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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
1tneDrli1 1tmo 6arafterIos.

IS gibt in iebem 9ei9Gft 2eute, bic BON
gan5en 8ef3dftsgange me6r beriteben, ala
anbere ibrer Mitarbeiter, unb man 1olte
meinen, baB Der ober bic Gigentbimer bes
9ef9Gfts am meiiten babon berfteben.
Wenn Elm Sabrifarbetter 3. 9. nur bic
W%fe1ingplatte ausi9neibet, in bic Elm Mnbez
rer bic 3dbne einf9neibet, pGbrenb Elm Grit
ter bas &dbben abiuitirt, 10 berItebt ieber
bon ibnen ni9t 70 oieG pie elm gelernter
l1brma9er, Der a n 8eitanbt6eile fennt unb
tie gum fertigen 8erfe 3uiammenfeBt.
@enn baber iebt Sabrifanten unb Sc
f9Gftsleute ibre Mrbeiter unb @ebilfen auz
fammenrufen, UNI ibnen auseinanberauz
feBen, baB es i'm Sntereffe bes @ef6Gfts
liegt, baB Die @utgelbfa6 fiege unb Mc%
&inleD ertpdblt tperbe, bann 1T bas gan3 in
Der Srbnung, benin pebbalb Ioate Elm Sa=
brit6err Dber 8ef9dftsmann tpeniger Geht
BADEN, 5u fetnen 2eutsn gu ipre9en, als Elm
profefiioneler @r6eiterfibrer pber Elm iocid=
liitif9er Ngitutor? WeBbal6 folte er feiz
men 2euten nt9t in's @epiHen reben unb
Dor @ugen bdlten biirfen, baB es fem unb
baber AUDI ibr @OrtbeiG lei, tpenn bur6
cine geiunbe Sindn3politit Der &egierung
6anbel unb Wonbel ii6 beleben unb baber
au9 fein @ef9Gft, an benz lie ale antbsil
BADEN, einen frif9en Muf19pung nimmt2
Sn geptfen Arbeiter5eitungen pirb iebt 10
bielbom3pang geipro4en, berauf bic Nrbeiz
ter ausgeiibt peroe. Sin FOLDER 3nang eri=
Itirt a6er MIR, infofern logif9e Mrguz
mente bic tpilben S6eorien Der popofraz
ten unb Socialiften aus ben &0pfen bertreiz
BEN.
Cine Der idIimmiten grf6einungsn bes
gegenpdrtigen Wablfampfes 1T serabe bic,
baB Oemugogen unb 9eBbldtter ben Or
beitern ratben, 9einbar 6as au tbun,
mas bic Mrbeitgeber tpiinf6sn, 8. 9. in ben
neutrality-suspicious. mit5umarI9iren, Mcz
&inlepz& n0pfe our S9au gu tragen unb
troBbem fir 8rDan gu ftimmen. Sin fol-
def Gatb bergiftet Die Moral unb maAt
sSene, bic i'm befoIgen, gu feigen Memmen.
Sober Menf9 bat bas Ge9t ieiner reberz
5eugung. MDgen feline Sheen bon Der berr>
I6enben AUDI mod 10 tpeit obliegen, mag er
fo9ar Der Mnii9t fein, baB bic iebige Sc
felf9aft bur9 unb bur6 f61e9t unb nur
bur@ bas MeTer bes politii@en Gbirurgen
gu retten 1T, 10 bat er bds Re9t, feline Meiz
hung ausauipre9en unb gu pertbeibigen.
@enn aber ben 2euten geratben pirb, baB
fe ibre @pra9e beniiben folen, ibre 4n@
fi9ten gu b~erbergen; tpenn ibnen gefa9t tpirb,
tie folIen cine Mdsfe anlegen: bann er5iebt
man ife gu 9eu9lern unb 2ignern, oan1
entr1annt man fie unb gerabe cine partei,
tpie bic focialiitii9e, pel4e ii9 berufen bolt,
Der Meni9beit cine reue 2ebensform gu ges
ben, tpirb nit einem fol9en 8ei9le9te fet@
ger Memmen ni9ts dnfangen fOnnen. Wir
glauben absr, DAB unfere Nr6eiter M1anness
mut6 BADEN, baB Sober, Der bds Nb5eldsn
McainleD's i'm &nopFlo9 trGgt, au9 fir
bic Sadie eintreten pirb, beren Sibrer Wtcz
&inlen 1T. 1nb penn mir in ben &ret1en
Der organifirten Mrbeiterf9aft cine Stim@
me 6Gtten, lpiirben mir einen lauten Prpteit
gegen. bic infame 3umutbung erbeben, 0aB
Der Nrbeiter duBerli9 ettpas betennsn 1ou,
mas er innerli9 berleugnet!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

S6leinib bic @emiit6li9feit unb Die CIR
lt9feit Der gantoner unb bebt berbpr, DAB
tie i6re 10 ungebeuer 5ablrei4en 9Gite ni9t
uberfOrbern. Mus ben @inbriden, tpel@e
5err bon 99leinib i'm unb bom 9uuie Wcz
&inlep's betum, 1T 5ol9enbes bas 8i3s
tiafe:
uMo&inleD no6nt in einem mdBig groBslt,
uberaus einfa9en 5%neiftDdigen 0Dl3bauIe
pel9es inntittsn zines 5iemli9 gerdumiserl
9ofes itebt. Die gan3e Nusitattun9 0es
9alfes lit cine betna6e iibertrieben einfa9e.
Seppi9e unb M0bel IinO tart abgenubt
unb Elm pentg dltmpbif9. 4aein iiber Dem
gdn5en. 8ilDe liegt Elm mariner 0au9, Der
@inem unpiGtiirli9 bas @efubl giebt. b13
Mc&inleD Elm gliidli4e8 unb gemiitbli9ea
5%amiltenleben fibrt. @1s i9 bas bei9eibene
6aus betrat, muBte ib unpiatiirli9 laden
bel benz @ebanten, bab bier Der Mann
tpDbne, nel9en 8rban unb 9enpfen ais ben
8prfGmpfer bes @roBtapitals, Der &otbz
16ilbs urb Der 8olbfir1ten besei9nen. 9ds
f90nite unb toftbdrte MDbeIitiid in Mc&tnz
leD's tleinem Stubir3imn1er lit Ietn S6rei6z
tii9, Elm f~ogenanntes &o1pult. Saf1el6e
mar aufgeroat, 10 baB ieber 8eiu9er Ieinsn
Snhalt Dbne 8eiteres in Nugen1 9ein nebz
men tonnte. gs Iagen be cine Menge 53etz
tun9en, au9 beutf9e, fppie 9epeI9en,
8riefe, Gampo9ne19riften Ii. T. m. I'M
9ur9einanber. On beiben Seiten 6es pul=
tes ite6en feline Sif99en, aif benen Selsz
p6onapparate b~efeifigt finb. Gins berIelbsn
bat Ani4IuB nit Der long distance"z
2eitung."
&ub in Sen an Der anberen Manb ite6en=
ben ii6eraus einfd9en 8ii9erI9rant ltedte
9err b. S3Ieinib feline emfige Nafe. Ge
fdno Defenders gei4i6tli9e unb re9tspif=
ienf6aftIi6e Werte unb a1f einem bre6=
barren 8i9ergeiteG cine Nn5a6l befdnnter
acknowledgements, ~pbenauf bas 8u9 Simon
Wotf's i6er Die 8erbienite bes amerifuaiz
fden Suben aGs girger, @oIbat unb Yas
triDt.
Nu9 5rau Wtc&inlep purbe bon 9errn
B.. S9leinib genau beOba9tet unb erbdlt
folgenbes 3eugniB:
yWG6renb ibr @atte i'm @9neiBe Ieirss
4ngeii9ts cine Delegation mad Der dnDersn
obfertigt, "Flegt 5rau Mc&inlep, BON et!er
Nn3abl Gantoner 0amen umgeben uno III
einen f9tperen Mantel eingelpidelt, I'M
6ausflur gu fiben, ND ibr tGgli9 me5re.e
bunbert Menf9en bprgeteqt perben. Sie
arme SSrau bat au9. i6ren She'll an Der
@ampagnearbeit gu ~leiten. Sic bat Elm lie
bes, fbmpdtbtI9es @efi9t, Das emit i90n
mar, ieRt a6er ben Musbrud f9perer fDrpsrz
li6er 2etben trdgt. Sir ieben 9ait bat fe
Elm freunbl;9es 0prt, pbppbl man es i6r
anfeben fam, DuB bic gan3e @ef9i9te 1nz
9ebeuer ermiioeno fir tie it,"
Mc&inGeb's 9ripatietretdr, Capt. Cation,
ipirb bon 9erru b. S9letniB tpegen Ieiner
9epanbtbeit unb 2iebenspiirbigfeit beIo0t,
@benfO giintig urt6eiGt er iiber Die Ser
trauensleute, BON ipel9en Die btelen N6prD=
nungen DOm 8abnbof abgebplt unb borz
gefibrt perben.
gemGB feiner angeborenen 8orne6mbeit
fpri4t 9err p. S9leinib bic 6offnung aus:
8enn Mc&inleb ert i'm NeiBen 9aufe lei,
perbe er bo9 tpp6l feline bemofratii9er
Nniiren ablegen, 6err b. S9letntB meint
bamtt: bemotratii9e ober bolfstbimli4e
Dirt bes 8enebmens. @ir aber iinb iiber@
5eugt, buB McRinlep I'M nNationalpdlaft"
feline bOltstbiimGi4e @infd4beit, gleih SET
feripn, .Sadfpn unb 2incpln, bDuig beibebcGz
ten tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

Carl 96ura erfreute getern abenO'
auf Der Sur9reiie na4 9eoria, Die Sill
Gtaats3eitung NIT ietletn
8efu@e. Sc 1T erftaunli4, tpel4e Jrl1@e
ct it@ mitten unter ieinen gegentpartlgen
qeipaltiqen &"nlrengungen beipabrt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

8unbesienator MorrtlG bon
@ermont 1T Ioeben bon Der o~Ortigen Staatsz
geieBgebung beinabe einftimmtg nteoer
in ben 8unbesienat g e m a ; It porben, benz
er felt 1867 ungeb0rt. @r tebt ieBt i'm
81. 2ebensiabre. Seine g%egenpdrtige 4mtsz
5eit Gduft nod Biz gum 4, Mdr5 ndbiten
Sabres, unb bic neue BON ba Bis gum 4. Uadr3
1903.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
GtabIirt felt 1854.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 nm0 234 of 2RamOofp6-S tra6e,

NOS NV SOf VW ctANVV S%<WRtt
spiIden s%sranflin- uub Wsarfet=Str.
Gbtca9p, Sas,,
erbielt 1eDbett cine trllde SetounQ
Med1teS imp ort. Wtagoeb. gaMerfraut,
9cmtfdc Gtctfartof feIn,
9eMtidDc SpargeIn, 9tHgutfen,
SStats. Grbieu, Sh6ttpt9nonS,
SeItolper Niibd1cn. Sd)ntttbobnen,
9entid)e &infet, @irie, 0ritnfera,
8mdlpctsem9riiBe SAFER t,ito 8erften9rtSe,
9cmtfdeS &artof eImehI, 9teismebI,
9ted)tem Yfr. &neipp'S @taIsfafee,
0feiifer & 9iuer'S @aifce>GfIems,
ieimitem SaUa=, Moffa= nno Rios&aHee,
@edIten dItmeiiidien uno run. Sbec,
Support. 0eutidDe GbDfoIaoe tto &afaO,
Tril zen GidleIfahce, SidIDtien,
Tetmite WftIdlner bou. Sarim9e,
4ledDte run. SatoineS umo &aOiar,
GnISiaroeNct, ntartnittet 9taI,
9iiIcIoprfer Scmf, @ettcliig,
FRI II It, SIiOen ttlo &0pertt,
TettsiteS SIiDem= tino Dtpbn6I,
Nortp. @trdloptcs, &icIer Sprptten,
SSr1ttS. Srttfei=S aroiteS,
1cGtc Stra6burger Observation-Disclosures,
Neinitch import. Griinentbaler &aie,
9ted1ten Ximbur9er tn0 SSanSf1Ie,
6riiIctt SG)ipeiScr &rGuterf6Ie,
TtanS. NoqnefOrt=S1le, Narmei at>SSaie,
Frontage de Rrie, Wenidlateler sale,
sou. Goarhcr &Gic, Ntabrtfaie,
9eutidlen Wobniamem, SsiiMmeI, slmniS,
SSratffmrtcr SratUurit IN Viid1ien,
9eutid)eS II Ell d. ettunttS, &eiOeIbeerens
9le dIten Simbcerfnft. $imbeerelfe,
2Ged1ten &tcbi9's TIeiidIcrtracts
Eriidlett fraMa. g~dnupftaba6 pOtt &Otbe&,
9eMtid)e GpiMtrGoer, @~oufratet,
@uIsidmbc tto $SpISpantof eIm,
SeMtidle Spring erleS=Unrntett u. I. No.,
iEbeH btligiten 8reifen.
Henry ciAOelIkOD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

IinD, unb nur bic Drummer, ni6t ubsr I'M
t~elligente Nrbeiter barauf bineinfaaen tOn=
men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
The Es~fs, Winters Rof,f,.rx

The woman Essse Winters. ~A, was -s
ported by the Post-TnfehIgencer az having
robbed stephen J. Overtoa. an ernploye OF
the Denny Clay Works, OF Sis5. was yes
terday arrested by Officer sam Corbat,
ana taken 20 the police station. where her
friend. John Gould. was already estah-
Eshed In the tank. In the afternoon Chief
Reed had the Winters woman and Gould
ootn before him. at dineren: times and
each substantially told the same story.
Al the time Officer Cor oett put IN ar ap-
pearancs the woman had passed the roll
10 Gould. after aostracting two SO bills
This fact Could admitted but said that ne
had no knowledge OF the amount OF money.
but remembered having seen 81 god
piece and considerable number OF bilaa
No opportunity Was offered him. however,
TO count them, "a he vas engaged in a
sprint a moment asterward As ne ran
past vacant lot he claims that he threw
tue pocketbook away. and did not know
where IL struck. During the day the lot
VAS searched. but no pockeghook Was
found. Trlahy Collins gained a temporary
prestige by telling that he had found the
money and exhibiting a small wallet OF
stones. The danger OF being hauled in By
the police caused Mr.. Collins to expose his
trick, since which time he has rapidly lost
ground and is now the most craven men,
Der OF tho newsooys' union.
Chief Reed swore out the complaints yes
terday afternoon. and Prosecuting Attor-
ney HASTE took the cases TO Justice Me
Elsain's court for preliminary hearing.
The woman. by the robbery and her ar
rest, has simply added 20 already UNI
savory reputation. even In the quarter OF
the city where she lives. She has been
in the police court before. and f. no, bad
looking. She Is said 10 have come from
respectable family. now living on White
river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
DArTENED DOWN Ills CREW.
ncn Took the Compass and Provisions
NM Mt -hnt...

I'm Diego. Sept so-The junk pekin ar
dysd IA port this morning with a remark
ehle story. She is the craft which con-
vsyed J. +. Garratf. tho gold bar robhsf
70 Ensenaia in search Of the bar he had
Adaen. After leaving him the junk how
eel of tho coast 10 pick him ap on
Uyen signal, but "a he was captured tn.
egnal VAS never given. The junk then
alea south as FAR is Hippolyte iandins
~ miles south. where the skipper. Frank
Colbert, Who had been worrying over the
oarTait affair and the possible conse-
eaences 90 himself for participating in ".
orraed - lose his mind. In the night no
Hshersd clock. saws. hammers. ropes.
mesh water. provisions and other articles
sai pat them 10 d small boat. ana with the
e'slslancs CT a Mexican ~aiior he bat
ened down the matches over the ho.t,
sasfe the three sailors, Jake Brown. John
haeber ana Henry LoNery. were sleeping
tsen jumping into the small boat. Ne and
ne Mexican went ashore.
The men below struggled al night try
nS 20 escape. an3 finally tv'af OF one az
NE fastening making their way out. al
nost overcome vifh exhaustion. They -aN
Wippcr Colbert ANA ais companion on The
each. Colbert refused 20 give the sailors
ny water or provisions. and when they
hpS.d over 'he YES q, thev found ihe COM
pass ara almost All fh~ provisions gone.
A''ts paT'ey mss wfiA Cni8ert Without avail
nsy Sc sall under eamus@d ~ l.awery.
80 arrived hers after great hardship and
6nser
fAls IS re story told by the men on
soaft, There may ee another side % a..
sat sc There "a re communication Nth the
Sser coast. nothing further can es
saraee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

Trahucatto's Wife Left Him for ''Buty,
and War FEES slred-

The tfe~e5curss-. cf the story bsA.-t thA
arrest BY Cf7ce- c. l. Grant % Frank
ys.atv ara Simon Tr2nucatto IN the sa-eon
ct she former a. sixth avenue south a11
Jackson street. brings cut romance.
vendetta ard other features that were
TO- made 20 appear in the ordinary tTaa4
IN the municipal coGrg yesterday. II wiSch
ire TWO men wrrs charged with 1gnt.1g
and moderate tne of $ each was as
seSsa6. TIE small amount was not worm
t.lcke-lng over and i vas pad
Tire romantic part CT the yarn con-
rnercsa ten Or twelve years ago. when
Trzhasca;ro left MS sife and children IN
Italy ard Ted u France and subsequently,
% America wi.h the woman known as
hss wife and who Is no-ninagly the bone
% contention IN the sqnaools that Is &C.
esssonsily stirred up between Trabucatto
and Buty From New York The clipping
yssIr gradually worked west and came n
Rith the tide OF immigration and fortune
hunters after the FIRE. Tgaoucztto opened
the Columbia house and prosnere6 uf1tl
B1tv's shadow fer across his path. A.
ter Bu1y came. Mrs. Trabucatto co2ceB-
srated al her love on the bartender AMI
finally Left Trabucatto and took up her
residence with Buty. Then the abandoned
'Trabucatto went 70 Buty's saloon, and by
promises 20 divide his property and mon
- with her, by cutting X in two, induced
her 70 return. After the money and prop
erty matters had been arranged Mrs. Ira
huca,to returned again to Buty. THIS
made the proprietor OF the Columbia
house crazy with jealousy and outraged
feelings. and he again journeyed over 70
the corner OF Jackson street and what
was then South Seventh street. and gave
his -ecreaut spouse a beating, for which
he was arrested on Il charge OF assault
and battery. Il cost the city $50 to find ont
that while the Italian colony might have
A. TT
when Il came TO a matter OF police inter
ference. Trabucatto was found not guilty
and was allowed 70 return 10 the Column
bia house.
The light OF Tuesday morning was sim
ply a periodical revival OF bad blood be-
tween the two men over the woman, and
the police say that such will be the case
until there Is an Italian funeral or two.
when the colony viii find other things 10
look gIoweringly upon and fight about.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

Isaac OIeson, who gave his occupation
as that OF A sailor man. went TO police
headquarters yesterday afternoon and
complained that upon his recent arrival in
this port he deposited 500 in bank. the
name OF which he had forgotten. and put
$50 Ia his pocket for pin money. He then
started on a tour OF the water front sa-
looms, and falling among the Phiilistines
that infest that section Of the city. had
soon gotten rid OF his allowance 81 spend
Ing money. When Oieson reached police
headquarters he was in a semimaudliu
condition and was weeping profusely. the
tears coursing down his cheeks and drip
ping from his chin IN tiny steam Be
tween his sobs he explained the situation
and begged for aid. Captain Tcmpleton
assured him that the money IN the bank
was all right. although oieson said that
he had given his bank book 10 a stranger
10 hold for him. Upon being advised TO
so and sober az. oleson boo hooed his
thanks and anbied down town again. wall
ing 10 himself and looking as miserable
as the front end OF a funeral
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
PERSONAL.

Cyrus Happy. spokane attorney is
CUES, at the Eatser.
Williams Walker. manager OF the Port
Gamble mill. is al the Butter.
nr ana Mrs Charles MeCntcheon. OF
Tacoma. are at the Occidental
r. II Rawson. shingie mil owner
from Everett. Is among The guests OF the
Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs Slater 5. parge;s. newiy
married couple from Tacoma. are al the
Stevens.
W. Holloway. Nell known merehan.
of Friday Harbor. IS registered a. tho
Stevens.
q NJ. Russell am F. G. D. Browne.
raiiroAd men from Spokane. are az the
Occidental
Mrs. George Currens % Nation, II.
is ia the city visiting w{t5 tire family AZ
pr r. Kart. on Jefferson street.
" 3. Scotg. q Portland. president az
ne. Purni SQUAD < Columbia River Nav
CATION Company. - al the l>ainser-t'faE'd.
Nr ans Mrs john ". Waegaop. NJ
Fort Steilaec0m. were II re CITY AoniaT
and 'fues~iay. sispItng a. The Rainier
Grand.
= w. Clark. 81 me Seattle Loan Com
pany. accompanied by hts RlIe leaves to-
Mght Tor Minneapolis aud Bostoa or q
business trip.
John Il. Rogers. q rerya'.ap Popa,iss
candidate for Cover noe. AM " g. Jones
~ Spokane. ear.4l3A-e fer ecrsrsss. are
az the Northern
T. =. Eag,ssa. * Mount Neruon.
TArron FerSu~om 0f Snoaonisa. a03
ter dealers. are among she rs, er g2esiS
nr WUrnat VINTAGE. l.. H. ths nefv
n.tslftng et,tvy cf the Methodist hFisr1ne ii
thufch. arrived 3ss' n-Set IFoaa l,oF5 az 8
lie Ia being eutersAiatet ~ ,ne Heiae os
Rev. n. y. EroNn. PASTOR Of iae Battery
street 81 T. eaertE-
Among the guess a - nus'er are
a nam6er e prom'aeni Ma@oas, among
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

ocosta. Sept Especial. IA -.
s.sa ~ SEA son on the beach The ssrFo~.ss-,s-a
asa 10 taetr raysnosls dessrs 20 catch a.
clnes are adrosfiy I'D IN saors. pba-a 81
making s1ddsn charge TO GRASP .hsz~
ply ,1sy venture too far tnlan1. ard re
,'ooa1af. 81 ire same TINE CONTRIBUTING
,edFes saern high ard dry upon gae SAD
II ~ estimated that there ar tar $50 -,
haze lying dead upon tbs bsaea.
iAere are also larger Quantities a. an-
canes tns year than heretofore. In sons
instances the rivers are literally axavr~
Ing WIN these fish for a yrsle or more
- make CAT c> seen among tnena
AAs aate conner a. me beach this year
has pscnsc. The oac<s seasar a. 80 =.
snc CLANS. hake. ducks. wsr4.nes arr ga.
mon VIII satisfy the znos, .ass.gsScrsx
hunter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

as !, xo..iE Inconvenience her - have
~ b. 3 wife with = h1seax6 SeveE sset
uusse- ground IA coffin seven feet sc-sg.
shS. would have 20 De Gog ~ az : o'ein~S
GA re seveatH DAY * the month. VIA
seven T~opse present
L wzs fsa worry ard annoyance 81
having Assxaassr J. Myfvo-ITyngla4l
zway FOR thlrty days that changed rs
wE.es rnfn3: rot ia-k cf coraSsnoe an
ghe-e cousd BE 10 ca1ss for jealousy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
TINE SCHEDULE.

In effect June IA. 1884
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For St Paul and East. $40 y. m.
For Spokane and Local. si5 a. N. and
For Portland. 4:4o a. m. and 80 D. m
sFor Olympia. Gray's Harbor and South
Bend. a. IN.
For Carbonate. e:4s y. m.
For Tacoma. 49, T:l5 and q. m. z:B.
ana $40 y. IA.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From ST. Paul and East. ESQ A. m.
From Spokane and Local. 60 a. m. and
From Portland. $50 and LOO p. m.
sFron1 Olympia. Gray's Harbor ana
From Carbonate. u:4o A. N.
From Tacoma, $40. SIS and II 40 a. m:
$40 8 80 and 1850 y. m
sDaiiy except SUNDAY. All others daily.
This card subject TO change without no
tlce.
Through tickets TO Japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company, an
American line.
For rates. routes and other information
call on or address
i. A. NADEAU,
General Agent. Seattle
Civ Ticket Ofice. corner Yesler way
and Front street.
Depot Ticket Office corner Western
avenue and Columbia street.
A. n. CHARLTON. -
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
No 2S Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland. Or
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Fraudulent Transfer.

olympia, Sept 22-Spec.aI.-rh s,-
br"ae eohrI TO-DAY granted temporary
wiz Of prohibition In ne case az Anssa-
- rlascn. trustee. and Kantto. plaintiff. -
NORMAN Back, superior Judge % Spokane
county, VINO appointed a receiver % cer-
TAIN property which was once Owned Nv.
tue Northwest Nil Company. bur which
Was conveyed 70 relator and Is xaiaes. a..
apoot sSDeo The wr.t was made return
aDis cctoDer IT, The question OF frat.d1-
lent transfer enters into the cantrrve,sy
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wpATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
Tfpt-TE-Take steamer Bay CITY fpr An
s~or.es Fatrhaven o. Nhatcorn. Leaves
comm ar 81 dock Tacoma = q. IN. CITY
Dock fFooi Main sfreesD Sestt.a. : =. IN.
,Tg7es.lavs. Thursdays ard Saturdays. Re-
turning leaves What<zofn y m: Fairh@~
ven s.lE p. m. and Afacortes 10 p.
m, SBrsSays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Pa Sea ttIe 81. or s. - round trip. Ia
coma 3l25, or u round trip.
w II. ELLIS.
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VetoFA. seut - Word reached here
Us st,eresea tast the a. r. & y. steam
e Cat soHs. het gooe or Trial Island
dense faF aH3 0ss ln = dangerous
sSsnen. lakte tsatiar showed the
we q iae inishsp % have besn wrongly
s,Aisa. ihe Peg tn-r having rsn on Ten
1e paius. eH Ca4tsoro tay. where sae
~ aAnSs ~ Re nose only a short Wsv
-. - sha uash ~ vessels she O. oo'
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Wy mpias sept 1-.-Spscisi.-The follow
lie nave been chosen delegates from
ihaTs'on county 10 the state convention
OK National Democrats. 70 DC held a. Ia
coma on Saturday: +. Marsbacn. @ r.
Mason, a. T.. Young. J b. Flynn, j II
norris. Edmund Rice. T. y. Allen, A. J.
Gis!is. w r Watson. L. Il. Faulkner
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y. 20 o@ damaged ard * s. expected
iae Canadian Pzcs1c Navigation $500,
20 Dsnooe is said 20 have also gone as3a~.
on isxz1a Island. but zas released ~sth-
Out damage IN
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Ths hsr7lnes. OF manly power can be
yours The fall .vlgor Of manhood Is
within your reach u yoa viii only grasp H.
All men who are weak can regain ths
v.Sor ~ manhood hy usiaE Dr. Sanders
F..eetsl, Belt. the woalcrsal Interviewer.
From it comes The animal magnetism
whl,h is - easl. % all manly 7ower.
II makes ths eve sparkle wien tas FIRE
q. you,h- 7, builds up tae nerve power
Al al power q mind aad body.
Read Dr Saussa's rev book. Three
Classes or Men" whiah Is worth It's
welrh. IN so'a TO any man nao does 10;
f.. sure o. h.s manly power. I; can
- aai. scaled. free. on request Al
dress O. can
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
Cor 81 ana Washington sta. Portland. or.
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General Passenger Agent Fee. OF the
Northern Pacific. accompanied the dele
gates TO the meeting OF the Mississippi
Valley Medical Association IN s. Pau on
their "trip 70 Yellowstone park. for which
ne Northern Pacific provided 4 special
train. leaving s.. Paul last Friday night
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. IL noon. Seattle. Yesfer
wharf r. m. Mondays and Thursdays
for Port Townsend. AnacorteS Faarhsven.
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Har-
Dor and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver Z
% m following Gay.
Fare &c Blaine. 81: fare 70 Vancouver.
g. For further information apply TO Yes
Ter wharf.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. n. g.
01arn Lvl NJ Tacoma 10 Ar ADAM
7e.i5smLvl ~ Seattle scar 3afaaFn
l.ssmf-v - Pt. Townsend = Arlil SPIN
4.Sfpfn Ariffo Victoria II if.yi s-3aprn
sDailv except Monday.
This steamer furnishes 'lrsf-cSase accom-
mo3afions. carving bofh freight and f-a.-
sencers. and leaves from fesler wharf.
Seattle
For rates. etc. inquire o.
O = TPoo~pvKF.
Yssier wharf Seattle.
l. A. NADFAE.
General Agent y. =. ~. Seattle.