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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05

center and is after the new Lima
Northern, the Michigan. Ohio & South
ern and the abandoned Colum bus
Lima II Milwaukee, which may be re
suscitated.
public meeting was held at St
Joseph TO consider the question OF
widening the Benton Harbor shir
canal and narrowing the river. A com.
mittee OF government officials were
present and approved the scheme.
Att. Gen. Maynard, in response to
many inquiries, has Issued an opinion
| That women cannot vote at school. viii
lage and city elections the law of 1913
giving them that privilege having
been declared unconstitutional bv the
supreme court.
Seventh Day Adventists of Battle
Creek, whose sanitarium has become
world-famouS, have been offered the
castle OF rich Italian nobleman on
the island of Capri. within sight of Mt.
Nesuvius. for sanitarium. The prom
erty is worth 500. 900.
j. >. ii. Holmes, the Grand Ledce
youth VINO killed Albert johnson AT
Grand Rapids and who has been re.
leased on bail. contrary to most prece-
dent' was given a reception by his
friends. Grand Rapids people don't
like tins and threaten violence TO him
Arthur Berry, an aged colored man.
was found making his bed in a fence
corner near Greenville during the re-
cent storm He was once well-to-do
but through bank failure and the
dishonesty of supposed friends he lost
everything and was on his way TO the
poorhouse when found.
David lleaney, PiclIford merchant.
LETT Sauit Ste Marie with load of
general merchandise for his store.
his sleigh upset Ii miles from the 500
and he was buried under the goods.
Help was near at hand, but he was
dead when eXtricated. 1t is said he
was somewhat intoxicated.
The faculty of the u. of NJ is doter.
mined To brace up the work Of The
students. In the law departnent ~
have been fired for poor showing six
placed in lower classes and scores given
notice To show immediate Improvement
The literary, medical and engineering
departments have also been shakenun
The Detroit * Mackinaw railroad ;s
mbling all its building material AT
omer One hundred cars of steel roll
enough TO build 30 miles on the .xten,
sion to Bay City, are being unloaded |
there. The right of way is being 60. |
cured rapidly SO that the work of CON.
struction will be started as soon as the |
weather will permit in the spring.
Samuel Edison, of Port Huron
father of Thos. A. Edison. the jnven,
tor, died at Norwalk. o.. after an I'm. |
ness of several weeks, aged Oh vears
Mr.. Edison left his home Just efore
the holidays intending to visit his SON
IN New Jersey, and at his sons in
Florida. lie stopped to visit his grand.
laughter and was taken sick. NJ
Edison was born in Nova Scotia.
The Detroit White T.,d -,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05

coil door latches and locks occasionally.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05

Experience leads many mothers to say
Use Parker's Ginger Tonic" because il "a es-
pecially good for colds, pain and almost every
weakness.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05
A Trustworthy Interpreter.

In Berlin the police arrest people who play
the piano after 10 o'clock ut night.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05

An oversight-The bird's-eyc view.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05

MARYLAND farmer ias goose which he
claims is 80 years old
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05
Those Distressing Cor

Manliness is next to Godlincss.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05
iG %' sycs, T USE ThOnpscn's Eye Water.
AGENTS WANTEn.

Agents make 80 to So day selling on
new household article. Send for circular and
territory.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05
MICHIGAN NEWS.

A falling limb killed Ratio Hart,
near Reading.
Pontiac is to have another knitting
works employing 100 hands
Albert Ii. Towne, of Grand Rapids,
will go TO Alaska with 20 men to
search for gold.
The Michigan Wood Pulp Co. is
building IA large factory at Niles for
the manufacture of paper.
Mrs +. l.. Wedgewood, injured in
the Houseman block fire at Grand Rap
ids, died from internal burns.
Fire destroyed the Miner planning
mill at Big Rapids. Loss $4,000; insur-
ance $780, Probably incendiary,
ID. Durling, of Coloma, suicided at
the Midway hotel at Benton Earbor
by turning on the gas in his room.
A secret society with the promotion
of free silver as its object is said to
have been organized in Arenac county
and is said to be spreading rapidly.
j. Geo. Cavill, aged %, died at Lam
sing, victim of the cigarette habit.
His mouth and stomach were in terri
BILE condition and he suffered intense
| agonles.
Port Huron's new military company
has been mustered into the state SER
vice as Co. +, Third regiment, NJ \. g.,
with 90 men enrolled and K. s. Petit
as captain.
Beecher Kimball, aged 2S, died at his
home at Oscoda, from blood poisoning
caused by "A copper wire piercing his
hand while at work at the electric
lighting plant at Standish.
Two enterprising Grand Rapids men
have asked the council of their city
for permission TO erect poles and string
| wires for the construction of an cleo
tric parcel delivery system.
Fire destroyed the water works, Jail
and hose tower at Pinconning. Bust
ness is at standstill. as all mills were
| supplied from the water works. The
loss is $4,000; partly insured.
The local option election passed of
quietly in Osceola county, and large
vote was polled. Reed City apd the
townshIp ywent wet by . 's'aip|kAyr 81
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05

Solo by druggists; 75c.
Halls Family pills. 25c.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05
q g ore

is now we'll and have been greatly bene-
fted otherwise. l have increased in
weight and am in better health. / cannot
say enough in praise OF Hoods Sarsspa-
rilla." MRS. II. BLAKE, So. Berwick, Me.
This and other similar cures prove that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02
Railroad and Indu-.rfa, No,~.

Pres dent HiH Of the Great No-.,.--
expects - visit SEATTLE so.,- 49,, - = =
by several guests 'As'-s71
Thirteen miners leave VIA .-a
sSoT- and the Canadian Paci6- iris -------
ing fo- Anthracite. 3. &. xhere fsSx- So.
secured work NAYS
TIE Ne-Sss-n Pacific ar-os.,oAs 8 x,.-
cal tzri1 OF cattle in train iosss - -
er more ears, sln r@r Sa-foss 60 So, -.
is-ursEnors3. Mors- 20 Szatfle .+N4i
Frank Kane. the Washington s4-.s.
pressrnsa, Vas arrested las. evening for
rreatF-g 4 disturbance o., rha $685.. 70
sAs anscer the influence Of lis.Do-
Fzyrso7d excursion psrty % .-.,--.
vent c1f yesterday -nc-rl-w - g..
whence they expect 20 return "a So.
Jals : They are from New En~ss-S
Daring she meetings o. The r,sx+s- -.
czz-fsc ard master car -, Ft=z-w. -
sens a. Saratoga THIS month. rhs sS-.FFvrrx-
Age WI for Ire tenth crrys&es-gsrsT-z .-s',s
publish ally e5itso-.
E1tu< Hi. master rae~hs--f. =. -.
l'eFFas iFas1sa res6- regulates grt-e-fx- ~
s1t--FsES n which he - re-,~ese-ts.s -
FsrS1scIiaE that electricity wiU s.r-s-.sss
steam as rz3Ezy motive poker.
Joseph Gasksa zx@a g year. .r
AnS~r1 longs foreman. fell sls-a,~s -
thirteen feet on ths Steamship 49,. y !.
yesterday stte-1oe- s,a had rs r<Nr is-,
broken ue-sr M nip s8sr- asss - -
- ostt q th= hoss 81 a fssss- - . -
his bod. al tne co-rh s7Ss y -s@ 49,.
He fell harkwz-5 >.t~eey- se--ss - =
r. Ssyr Fl to tse S~~ztrse Cereal N-s.ssl ,
= Fhs rsrra3 wagon and s..e-,sSs - -
J. =, EaFae>pr- III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02
The Topeka's pas-~nr~r liz,

STEAMER City az Topeka srrsv.s .-o-.,
Al4sks Yesterday morning Il : o.-larte "a
al SAL sxaia tedAy At y o'egock neo,,
She has ahaG, 100 tens o. fe~si;sxa- -
@ee@f 20 Barrels % or The nas~srse-s
~s9 cane down en- TIE Topeka ne -
sfserons ard He~e Tor ne most nar. r,s,,,,i.
30 are residents 81 Alaska nns ,xsle =
t0fa fo5se~1rE = the fst os fsSSe-rs,s.
> - Rosy. J & Eekels. NJ srs ~
"a hgrsfaey. }. G. Barnes. r = TyeIs-,,,,
G ; kasekest. {. : Haanars.. cas- ~
- EsF and 2-s I. = Jones. q pe,
rs. 2. Asor. Taonass Cs-xtea ;, ? g.
son. Mrs .. =. 1aiaez. Ms , -s,.,a
Asss Iuttle- NAME Fsucses.r ~.
t..asa. Ms. I. Wclf, Harry Lynn. " "
Alien. ". \ hasrfron. ". :. ws--.-
boslsiiesd. Mrs. : Z. Lyure- ~. -
NJ. al Ms A. J. Stone. .. = Ru-,s,,-
~ g Wtlaras. Z. : Nglle-. J G f1sv,.-
Gr. sra Mrs ". Cameron. NJ g.. -
kexers. / Abrams. p. z. Ksrsai W
k*iiy- NJ ard Ma y ". C~-,ufn,-
Ess2seirnhn. }. ". Toaa=. : $780,.
Mrs aeiseoa'd- J. w Hease-~s- p
Caisholrn. Ms. : J Heron 49,. =. =
Ross Roy James Aas ;wsnsv-,srs. -, -
age. ssecF-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02

rzrtxe xrxrzrfe<ss sh<z- payEeass and
fzz- -ee oesert ~ TIE bont1c1se-s - thez-
r-oers Id vas 70 r~oce>d zxz1ns- tho
~~-shern Pzrzhr or IL receiver CT the 70
orxazExz-sgz cprsz-xss=e AID s1rre the
Merriam Fsczze t.eo psysrx 20 The Cr1ea
Trzs~- ce7zznx tass 5eac5errT % $50
EK. q Is eqzzvzzsrt 1. ncnGs ~ cthe-
setszrtzs.s n ths Scz<s<rz Pzcs1c-
Tae eesecss5zx &c. BY A<z-ns Z Chap
-zn- as str1rz~ys fig the Ssr-As-1 Pa
r.fr. re~zze TIE zss-o-y * TIE sac ard 80
II. prSresz Srere3 a. - tzrne ~ re SALE.
buf got e-nbrze<1 ~ ali % fss masters re-
.err- and rexrAtag TIE eCzrr oasy IT hszzg
placed IN Ese ~ -se ss-.r7erx sEezs<e res
last week The raoe- rzE=s -he n 5u-1
that fae price Ezs t1-sE1v al wlris1ee rzs \
II. real rztze - tss property. n p-Ssr 90
rzsne L cites the sEssvzH zboYe ze1-
tion>e- L further z-zn-s hat re rc1r-
haz no ss-ssscss1a . o-i-- the sale, ehzt
-. Ecr-Eaxe xzz tzzresc.s.r n lhs- Z
ezh-zcez prcre--y wz1eh = shszz1 1t
have ccv.re3s thar ne pr1p<--v Was SD
n bulk whereas = oEsxes 70 iasvs beer s-zs
separately. -es szzt=-- 5srzssc-- FEY t.
stance. having ~ es51=eS "a zz-a TIE -ss.
- the property. anz SzaIsv asks .az. sAe
sale - ns- ca-1-rss5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02
!sss.s GARDEN GROWN COFFEE
The Best Coffee You Can Get.
Try It. A Home Product

% sss-t "a rs crazy trip areand ss1s world
% aaSerSsse Tacoma IRE rssort became
quite sesserslsv circulated sAat he lad
maze evsrsn7sS % Azseine usth a view
- s@s.as her With assr- reporter % the
fNesf-a1sesssxe 7c~T was S4sssssss 70 inter
view AtSsfane On Tic szssec. ard she &C.
cared tsst slsasasa she bad been sp-
preached on the subject she BAD declined
al sdvaaces with ass1a9a
Way SID see. my PAPA Aas been
dead Thee fszEx sae2rs. cat - wcssld tara
yer II RS gravs Z hsS aasxHter shoeis
start cat on Viii goose chase with a
crazy -ssn hse Ceass~ z>rsn acts Train
pGs sng Fourth g Jssiy celebrations ara
ctSer state cceAsions n early DAYS il WAS
customary 10 provide 4 carriage for Anx4-
lire And she wcsili appear in shs. aroces-
ssozs ciossed N hxsgas red shawl and a
led hs-sfsnS handkerchief t3ei about As-
sonaels fare. The Cd sre-aan took tbs as
a courtesy extended 70 hsr as the daughter
Of CHIEF she carried herself Il q very
dlgniH@d ard stsseiy zaaazsi.
On Les OCCASION Of Prsslssr. ffs~~ssor.s
visit 10 Seattle fsw years aEo A-xeEgne
Nas sissa PLACE ef amor IN the tr4aua-
rszi area. through wAseH tue visitors were
10 drive Size was toy@ed ogt IN all the
colcrs u ;Se sziahov. thu sscs- esnspscu-
Gus garment ees5g re big red shawl that
bad Saea presented - her for the OCCASION
IL IS ssaS thzt ~hea President Harrison
xeEt through the area his eyes net Ange-
hne's Add were 81 r5vessd 30 that honeiy
Old face and fern tat he failed 20 see
the AuH1rssss % beautiful children grouped
about . welcome tss qres56en: % the
United Stasss 10 the Queen CITY"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02

Opposition TO the. sale of the sez,.s..
Lake shore 4 Ea<x~rn

Yesterday ~as re tt--~ ro- ev-s- -,s..~
Tire resent safe OF the Sssattss r,sks sbo-@s
q Eastern rcza. which Il xii - --7----.-
t-ersd zas hsa IA ~ r. q. strive y, -
half q The so-ahoa8srs ter 8. $40 ssa u
vieE e the protest. cIerea ~ Ar-n,---w
Chapman a. ths tine % TIE Sal i -
generally Understood zhat sn- --ss-s--.
report Of ERE sale would not ~ -,,-er--,s-4
Niisout opposition. zne such rrovess 10 -
tie ease
Tha nazf9er VAS 70 have ro-.e ~, s,-
AsarsaE yesterday. bzss 49, s-s-sl-,f,..s,
ros'pcrs~d. JEtre Eante-. rn~-et~ 49,
ssEag tAst - ~c88e hear argument a., /,
az sore batter Say
Ies1sAs Ashton & C'H&s-7zr ss-.s So
era "a pcrs yesterday Ia sustain 49, =
sseti0ia % TIE confirmation One ~ 49,.
Is an z11Ssvft from Carries : So
cAief assistant engineer 81 the Na-sS.-
FEc1rt-. Who states tat ~ hzs eA.a-r 80
the rsAsa for toGrt~ea wears is van =
gusi1tc1 utte 1A@ Lake SS9re ~-,,--.-.-
and believes * 10 ~ worth rssf,- e - -
\ fafie- E-laavft from eser~-sl Me-
ger fscki1isen states that - -,lz~a~ -.
SANE estimate o. the Lake Sao-. ,,-,.-,s-
~ tas- the 30 - s. ose as made =, -.
weren't safe Vas S!rnaiy fo- the r,ss-r,.,s., -
creating srHr3~1scs ~ s. ~ ~ q >, -
Ger hat tte f-rsoz T~-ssk Co.--pssr,, r,-t,s.,
rvai4xe > taAE=eEt II thfz exsss-t To- -
zr~oszzt q that e%zici~rsrT. rNMs g-sx-r,..s
as al tse property and assets a. st.a -
were sci3. 49, Sszsfix lAkA Ss.,-s =
EaStern Railroad CcEapa=v q T~@s 10 -
sale ~ confirmed wsfhossf INV --~-,r,s-rw
70 pay szs1 S.acssrcy- snzt xhar - r,s<.
Shore eoocs ~e1s sssGe9 TIE Nssthsrn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02

TIE IRE which took place AZ 81 Fourth
street IN the wee hours u the morning re-
Gently apsse Ears 70 have afforded W L Gag
za-n- the Insurance aagnster. an orspor-
tunity 20 pay a delicate eonp8 neat % the
nFene1- Mr. Gazzzsn adjusted the loss
yesterday AT tss and stated that the Gre
was handed In a spleadss manner. As he
expressed IL the stop was oae % the
best ever made IN this city
Yesterday afternoon Chief Cook ~as at
the city hall. according 10 prszrrarzed
plans. 70 have an Interview with Naxc-
H9od- S15ds.iy the fire bell sounded. ar5
chef Cook immediately excused himself
ana aarTzed on 70 the Ere. which VAS IN
tie solgt building. >si5 First avenue
North Seattle. and which was pat out WITH
loss OF only s.. II is said that Nsvo-
Weed was aston1shed 70 see his yfsitc-
take SUCH an abrupt departure. ana re-
marked: Well. he Is a cool ore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02

Tae funeral Of the late Peter J. Ener-
sea- who died in this city May n. took
place on May - from the family resi-
rsGce- liz Terry avenue. with subsequent
services al the Church % Our Lady OF
Good Help Rev. = X. PrefoncAine OFF,
eating
Mr. Emerson vas ore os the most pop
lar Young men Of the civ. fact .hsca
Vas afresrest by the number and hearty os
he aoral offerings. conxaScaoas among
which VAS one <erf n by the mail clerks
OF ine G-y IN the fora OF lock. repre-
s-nting tie lock % United States mail
pouch. Mr.. Emerson tsr txo years had
me contract for carrying the mails from
STEAMERS and trains % the ros;ozlce. and
thus MAS s-o1ght n daily ccr<acr with rhe
officials OF the pestoffbce. TIE deceased
leaves faiser. mother. brother and three
sisters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02
PROMISED NEW TARIFF.
>poxane shippers Sno' he'd Because
Rates From seattle VIII he Higher.

Spokane merchants and shippers have
nsen much dissatisfied since the adoption
OF the Northern Pacific and Great North
err schedules which made il possible for
Seattle merchants TO =es goods rixhz IN
1sF The noses of their Fails cIfy rivals.
goods that had been bought In the East
shipped across The coniirsns through S2o-
ssae 10 Seattle and then rcshi7ped to Soo-
saze and even to points beyond
General Agent GIBBS Of ,he Northern
Pacific al Spokane received notice Satr,--
day from the trafsc department Of ma.
road stating.
Effective June !. a new tariff viii he
published between Portland. Tacoma sns
seattle and the Kootsaai dsstrier- ana rates
Wiz be adjusted SO thz; Spokane shippers
VIII Rot Dc Disseminated against as CON-
planned Of by the shippers q few weeks
ago SPOKANE 5osbsrs VIII then be in
position TO bold the trade In the Territory
along the line OF the Spokane Fails a
Northern road. south Of the internationa,
BOUNDARY
Spokane merchants ara still sncreausoux
ard viii not be convinced tin they see tha
Few tariff. No similar no:sce had been r.
eeived yesterday IN the Northern Pacific
Offices in this city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02

rAzs rAsy actually se1sr fhz-sy->1s< vosse.
s1cso1i.x 49, r-1zT zgs<x>z - A1Ee eoE@
<-cn Pezxf n1rro~ szse r~1axa stzTl7n O.
E-r1-x sez, far ~isAzs rs arrsse e1r<ze-
AZ sszSs< 90 ire work s1ae ~ re
tws ssezserx - sses~ eScr-s % ohez.z
rzerfisrs ts< <zcr -hxf ryp--w-sr-.n
rrszses we're s>zr % Eoe an >rssz ~ txw
efses - Josrxo- a Hss1. xseN tie pzszs
- u &c Gra1 f1ssrss1 xr8 sssa t%e -
aD~st tat ire 6es-xzzee frer kodzxk exc
rzfs tAe- srs retEru th~z- They were
Used ~ Wsxaasxr-e ssrrrertersS.rt ~ To-
ALASKA rv-nzercssi Co. csss~-nkn - re
Er1rasFy. sszf tee n1-s~ % De Grze was
erased ~ fAe gos1 AZ desex3trz zxnz -sxe
e. 1g<xe Baxt%~ sr@eTset
Mr. Eszekssx zszB further. ss - t-< SOP
PER- &r-or1es TIE srs5es~rstzf flrkes = tse
rrsrsartes- Tat fAe nns tsrstF q Al tHe
hsssress rne1 "a E4rEzo su<1or-e@ =. ssa1
rAsS the rzaf~-ssy - r&srs Z carried Szk
sss-rly esrrsneznntzx
re sve<essss 70 bssseye thxt ~areE z-1
1esnscn VII no< really &tte21 TIE eoaw-r-
tse1 AZ all Fer IA nzry - sss ne 6szae
z1aiEyeT Hnas ~ xza rs ccfsszxue YsS-g
VII b. rr1szFsssy seasse - the co--lfts~
CT c-ecsat1sis. Tary hAxe usth tAsrz nct
esar he certificates 81 -s~er4sn sr-@s ~
she Chairman ~ the cersantic1 w1frz
no-nlrased sAez. ard e1s1rs@e ~ fn-
nrviy-sisefes 1sr11tors4s es-fraf eo<SFntt-
zee. aut Asre as~o che Te~.sss3 rnsnaf@s OF
proceedings % ta4t hesy. ara tne orzxzrssi
Credentials sad Erecerfy exscsse1 p-sxaes
ssr every vote cast n shzf c1rrt-sxon- al
9&ly verified. W7th iris showing - II sat-
is<ses that ssxrtee xsiI be soue the voters
81 Aisssa IN seating ths rae. WON thcy
csssrs 70 see represent fn@nn-
N~ssrs- fsia~keft erS Young ~iE remain
Is ff4s city sore Gays before p-oeee1iax
- 81 Lo1zs. TAsy % there enr4Teay u
rs@ere3 ard xs.1 sHpsort the particular
esa1iaais Ehs tfsey tszleve WI Do the
szzs<t 70 advance fae irteresfs Of Alaska
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-02
WASHINGTON PIONEERS.


The thirteenth annual r-ssuto. q he
Washington Pioneers min take place To-
cav ~ the rooEs q THE CEsmAr- Of Corn
Ee-ce ar - a. n TIE meeting viii &c
opzses WITH prayer. soxo~e1 hy the rsss
csE ard orfer Of business. ernhrarsrx ire
reading Of -rf-u-.~ reports. csc. Tnss rsH
oc-ary ire tf.ss untfl raon- VIXEN recess
viii 5e take7-
~ - they wfl again assemble a. n.
ssnse place. AZ rhkrh sf-ne addresses xfrl
o@ esitvs-ed by Rev. ". X G. Tenvle
ami Others
On Wednesday ocruyz the in,
event g he meeting fhs z-r-s4s ~fa--
bake. which XII - attended Av All -.
pioneers zn1 a. Macy Of their srserzss a.
Ges1re 70 yartgke in the Festivities cr shs
Gay Three sssaEiers have been engaged
% ,zxs he crowd 20 he scene o. the Pr
nsr. N Tire nesT1boraood Of the dry ers-k
al Port Orchard. and fourth stes-n-- .zs
asen professionally erxaxet for the ocrz-
<eoa. n case more should desire to 20 TIA,
lAe 'nres others could A<enmnofa-a A.
ciocx On Wednesday morning the Stz--
VIII be made from GarSrzith-s wharf A.
~ a1cer grove . quarter Of a mile r-o-n
The dry dock. takes and seats hare hetn
s.nnse1 10 Accommodate several Aaz-
roed people L 3 Rowe. one Of the pso-
neers has been On the ground since Thtsrx
cay last snxaxes In sz7a>rsntea.strr ,hsx
YORK and also engaged in p1-veysnx a
samaent humber % clans for .he &c.
ssor- The baked cams VII be All Ia re
hne OF eafabie< supplied on the grounds
50 that al who intend 70 attend tie <.<-
uslfses w11id so well TO come PROVIDED
slfn Basket lunch. o. else attach them
serves 10 some friends who have beer
srsvex
Tickets for the excursion rfis - "A -.,..
each for the ro1nt trip. ara car h. o.
tanned at the drug store OF S,eua-- a
Holmes: also from z. e Chezsty. eo-ne-
sscond avenue and James street L.
hore W V. Rtneharf- Charles Prosrh
aai other pioneers al the meeting IN sra
thamcer OF Commerce Al are advised
70 procure their tickets early
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Mrs Elizabeth Sssrk- the great grand
daughter q Gen John Stark and one Of
tire last Enezi descendants Of The rsvu-
3utionsTy ne-o. died On Sunsizr aged -
years She resided AZ TIE old family home
sssz1 a. Manchester. y. H. wn@re Sae Old
sene-RL himself once lived. AMI which was
tor
Mrs. Eureka Storey. widow o. wilbgr r.
storey. the founder OF the C1sez~o Times
disd suddenly Al her hcuae. In Cnscago May
= Sls VAS the daughter Of BENJAMIN Bis
sal. a retired merchant OF PoaxAkesnSfe
n Y. She was fwice widow when xne
met MIR S-o-ey. and was his third xise
After his death she uzs married 10 Js,<zE,as
r D41lop. publisher Of The Dispatch bat
WAS divorced from h.m q rear ago. Mrs.
Storey was IS years old
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Certainly .e Do

The great weekly review Of the traus,o--
tasto7 interests o. Great Britain notices
a recent American paAlzczfloa. entities
Comforts IN Travel. which xsye~ 90
a comprehensive sesa OF how they trsys,
il America" gives the following r.-a
tribute 70 the rasnIsceas service CT Amer.
can railways
Certainly they Guido us In confer,
and luxury. and the acooEnts % the sleep
lag AMI dsrztrs cars must create envy in
n. breasts OF those who know whar (,
Is TO travel ali n.ght seated upright IN
letting railway carriage. Indeed the
trains OF :he Northwestern Line are IKE
colossal hotels On wheels. ard the corn
forts o. the passengers is a thing assured -
?. W. Parker. Puget Sound Agent, SEAT
tie
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