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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-12
TEE ARRESTED MILLIoNAIRE.
The Castles, Of SAN Francisco Vet
Admitted to Dail.


London. Oct. s-Nr Roosevelt. the Arst
secretary OF the Urssed States embassy
nere. In ais interview .ater n the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Caste AZ Holloway az. WAS
accompanied by Mr.. Hodsc,. The pris-
orsers were conducted 20 the solicitor >
yoom in the prison for an interview. Mr..
Castle showed signs OF the deepest de-
precision. ard when 10 started 10 speak
20 M~. Roosevelt. brusSe down ccnspfetesys
and crsed ike q cA.id. he exclaimed:
WE are both Innocent hope ny mother
IN San Francisco ws~ rot hear OK this. a.
Il wiz kSl ae- Y she does.
Mr.. Roosevelt says chz, he LETT he
prison today convinced that II any man Is
innocent Mr.. Castte Is. He added that no
can orlS rsEzsk that his wife - not n her
right mssd. Otherwise he cannot explain
why the plated toast FORK. marked Hotel
Cecil" was found In her effects.
po.ice Inspector Arrow. who has been
paced IN charge o. the extraordinary case,
says cafat numerous articles from The con-
ssn~xs we're found IN Tie trunks OF ssss
Castles OF their arrest. He has com-auni-
Gated with the tovwgr police - an effort
70 IL tbs hteslsssy % some Of thesa ar
ticies. bat had not yet received = re-
Spouse. He has. however,, received num-
erosss c-c.u plants from London merchants
Among tire effects found n The trunk xre
many areicses stu bearing thu private
chop mark OF tie essahshnretx from
WHICH szlfS care WGsEa = 5 t1s c1Szcm o.
the estsb simon - Always 10 rernove when
eae articles have been purchased ard BE-
fore they are svnt out A enmp.sse Hist Of
the aEeged stolen articles has not sc. been
made ready.
When ] first arrested Mr. arA Mrx
Castle" Inspector Arrow Continued, II ga
an injustice TO them by thinking rad
caught two notorious thieves. Subsequent
events has ds~6roved this am sorry
For the man. but I cannot account for
why he 6sd not know TIA. these Foods
were in hsx possession. Knowing the ex-
tfs-ss % his wealth. have advised axaluss
ire prisoners berg admitted 10 hail. and
when the case care Up To-Day they wcr~
accoxdlngIy reusarslca
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Rouas.p ruE REPUBLICANS.


t>seNSHs. Ssr- w-svzssa; TEE RensN-
tscAH as@sa7 $srter~ WIRE broken intc asst
rtsss snss 81 sae sstw-.tes g-aas-vman Row
ers asd 81 ssn3 se~ne Destroyed ew CARED
er. TIE drawers 81 t~~k wx7s ss~esen
cFre-s sfss sszrE7sts serrsTts. .e<srxS station
cry srs ztssAssS Rrpre taken Il Is s@asxNs
tA~ esssg1srv ssw Fae msr~k - ~-sA~s
sSeeRs Fae Aeea s2lcsrs howewe-. a-s
very fss<AgrAns- gess~~-as fssw~ss aas os-
rArsac< @aa eAs ~ sasrx. ssss u ,A.sr So.
esnSss re q. q zr@se Il wassn g>r tAern. -
szy&
= FgsSk. - las naee, ~hns AAssa~
nay n<sg ee@'a F~ssszSssy Aaf are % rs
lsss ssaSes IN fAs esa - taarx s~ss Hx.ssw
saanSssa The sex RAY ssvs - - sskra
CT
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THE WOVEN At WORK
oev~rAr POLITICAL oRoAxExA-
rTDu ~ TME BAl1 SEX.


o4ympeA OFT u--speefal- Wo-
nenss seuns xo1ev cszss hess . sesy en-
fsrssssass< messing Saturday afsernocn- -
<esesr h<a1aEarserM EAasru had been
places n ire rxI sor - peopse E~ery seat
xas sEsst. as1 rsz1y szsses we're oosIgs1
70 stans- TIE reriy orxsntxes LAsseS
C5ee C5zsb gave several scsrtss. ssaeczsons.
rsinh adasd raach 70 tbs snshusfAEn q
sSss messing
TIE Sssioxs.x hases eor,ose tbs club.
N-s z. y. Fora ctra.ssss: Mrs c. ,. LorA
Nrs !. n. csxey. Mrs. d Woodruff. Ma
~ Harris. Mira. Stanford. Mrs O. =.
Fsis>T. Mrs.. CzFamuxa. Mrs.. Ja1xs Hoy<-
Asse~1 4-htssnsssn Miss c3sananxh
ArA G>arge 3. fAne. wife H Thusseoo
eounfy.s sensspr ss me Legislature ~ ISL
gavs talk On she s1sssees of '.How Men
Have Coma TO Tee silver ana Gold -
Currency. n Place ~ Wampux ard To-
eeceo. az In tie pays 81 Early Civtlixs~
ton TBis sssbsecs was hsn11ec ia a.
able Ard szsorouxn manner. ard the spsak-
e~s remarks we're reraeee with tnfornAr
ton Ar1 irxerese 70 the sa6ies.
r5fsesins Mrs. Lsre Eae GEee Csua gave
anctnss selection after ~hEch Mrs Ella
,. ssork sslksd for Ten minutes on &c
Vial question 81 today. ~ is 20 !; Her
wosts we're eagerly followed by he iasies
present Ard the sSteff8wen. irse-ess evil
6~ncea bore Testimony 30 the broadening
effects these meetings ans tire discussion
81 zssse topics have upon ne minds Of
the sSds<s WAC attend and oarrtcsvaze.
Ias club Coz nzsrzeers eighty snsulbe-s.
and n<sfsre the close Of ske car.8ixn X q
expected 80 women win have signed che
roii lasre VIII BE no open meeting nexs
SATURDAY. but he cixb vii 20 In 4 ts,8y
to hsssn 70 Judge Burke. VINO speaxs r.
dAy.
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THE SITUATION IN NEW York.
Careful Way In Which the Can
psfEn IL Being Conducted

New ork, oct a.---SSec as.--AN America
car be seen from. ard | may add Is repre-
scented II. New YORK city. l have here
written a letter an the political situation
as ], appears from New York view point
The present presidential campaign Is
unique n tfs way. X IS not n hattie be-
tween the '.csts" and the s'lns" but prac-
ttcslly between two outs" X Ia a cam
nA.gr CT education. pure and strngls. The
two political parties who contend FOR A
favorable vote II he republic THIS year
place before tse pubic a dsHsrul, question.
enc which takes some study to under
stand. Ii Is really the first clearly defined
xztai iss1se since the FIRST ts-ne that Lin
ella ran for o~7ee as a presidential can
fsfSase
Whether the cause % free silver wsns. or
whether the Uastss States shall ss~sp- the
existing circumstances determine for what
IS called the Ea.6 stzr5srys Il. srae@tf. a
matter q great saoze1.. - be followed
~ fSr-rsacnins -oSa.tx. The grrNz indus
frssl ard ec1ssr-srNssl interests VII re az
sects3- TIE nation as a nation wia feel
iAs potent effect ~ re seczsscn-
Money IS q measure 81 value enters srto
ne Nfe ard wel%are 81 ne kunshsnst csri-
yea ct ire rc1nTry. Yea gann0t learn
frssrzs re politicians as rr,sesctans - cc~-
rect sosa.scu % tess n-csIsn Nest nea-
rse ~i2l have . starr w1eh fundamental
PRINCIPLES q peitsgcsI ecuaor1y and work
ssss fer themselves Why tzsy sansals ~ssys-
p1rs tSs ere o. the ers&r. He = very
POOR esssxaz .r1sesi wha. y exercs<s1s RS
slscrfTe franchise this vs1- vcusa res
give sevse1s Consideration 20 a eu-~pe. sosa-
tac- 80 wsss appears 70 ~ = ss@scssst rsroe-
te-r- Il sAss rvast free % al countries ~
Fs2este 81 republics. every citizen j. k5nr
81 hss GER rsrhs- He ta%n xsouis wsSesy
rare The welfare 81 his counsry at heart
is'fAs-sT-ssioET addresses se.osla not count
fe- raHca. EGf taoss things wnharystsy H.
vide ca EnEo mere res. trza s-xHxznzry
ssasses, To afss-avt 20 srv.v ore csasz
axtAtss another. = ssAcA exist. rcr tss par
aeae ~ getting *es&s. = another sad srro-
% Re 1ezsoresl by every pAxrsos ard stoas-
, resented E&ca parry claims 20 r~Rsens
Sh& better rrs-ckyss- TSse gxsncan.@s are
v&4scasiy eaE~oSsxe~ Beth eaaro. De -ght
Ehie<s u r<Asv
A. Ire rstton&s ksp3ast<Aa headquarters
= %ew Ees& essy & IS lnserAssrx 10 earn
"a. sAss campaign = being Aszsurss1
Aers than In any ns @r r~exscas national
e&EaFAzgn cS~recs re rkcs1s Sf esss.<ss~s are
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CONDENSED DISPATCHED

The ladies OK the Congrega ssonas ehurcA
VIII give q musical AZ she residence -
Mrs. Charles Hopkins On Terry avenue
Tuesday nsga,-
A severe northeaxteriy gale was raging
along rstr Atlantic coast last nsgfst a.
cognpansed by rain. Schooner Ro1y vas
loss and other shipping disasters we're an-
sscipstsd.
Jerry. SsnaEson. who In running for con-
gress la the Wichita dissrirt. aftsr an
Douncing his. elecSfcs beyond 1osysy. ~,
61rtay. starred 4 boom FOR Rev Myron
Reed. o< Denver. for ctsspzairs OF ssse "a
ticsai house 0 rscresesss aftves
g. r. Warren. The railroad agar. ~
J szrH City. Cal was held up IN Ms o.Ys-e
SATURDAY night by mask FL rcssa~~ weso
cosnpassea bin. az IRE nrszxxfe OF a rsrxssg,--
err 10 osser she sale ard hand esast a..
nancy. amounting 10 a5ous 81. Toe rnS-
Der escaped.
Considerable furors has been created n
TIE local political circles % 81 Louis ever
tbs discharge of twelve clerks by Mr. Tr,-
galc Crawford proprietor % large de-
p2riment store il that city. tor shs reason.
= r. alleged. that they intended 10 toss
Ter William J. Bryan for president.
Torn Watson continues 10 dare Arthur
Se~aa to come out and pat asn out
Washington Pos.
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eAyE-OREAKE2s DREAH JAyI.
Fear Desperate Chasaesers eve Lee
Hall - va0eOover's Jaalee.

0ou - vaneOoves's Jaalee.
Vancouver. b. C., Oct IA Wholesale
jail delivery occurred here this afternoon.
Whereby four leaders Of q gang Of SAFE
BREAKERS who had been operating here fer
the past month or two escaped TIE es-
cape Eas made about O'clock. 6ur1lg TIE
hear the prisoners are allowed recreation
IA the yard. ard IL was not til nAlf an
hour later. when yaxier North wslt 20
lock ~ before supper. that the escape WAS
discovered Tie mems names are: Alb
bcts Smith. King. alias Clark. McGarragh
and ksly. Smith had already escaped
onse. and KING also had nearly got away.
but fen on the inside Of the Jail fence In
on. and Smith also vas locked In his cell.
bat the irons were 1.ed ca and the Jock
OK the cell wrenched-
TIE escape WAS elected By eutssng out
board in the eel and getting IN the yard,
confederate who vas released q few
days ago having evidently furnished saw
20 The prisoners While the eel. iock and
srors we're being wrenched OF one CT the
men spoke 10 the 5asler stsout some unedl-
cine. ard thus kept his attention
The men had q good start. and being
desperate characters and having some re-
gosyers which were stolen recently. hid
den away. VII doubtless make a hard re-
s-sEGEce IL followed A description Of the
men has been sent al over The coantry
and officers are securing the outskirts OF
the city. but IL Ii thought there 70 slight
chance Of capturing them
A telegram has been received from Wa
very. Pike county, Ohio. stating ,ha, an
onlcer viii leave there tomorrow 70 take
back Legx. tie defaalunE treasurer ar
rested here.
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4 DEMOCRATIC REVOLT.
Nese 81 the oid-itner. VIII Cast q
Veto for -poe~ J~naiuS.

Port Townsend. -. -Srectas--yeve--
son eopnsy viii give NcKrI@y and SuiN-
van NSg majority. Ex-senator Allen adj
dressed = esx. rssussrx meeting az ne
opera house last nsxsst. and bis speecA was
greeted win rounds cs applause IT'S
most earnest listeners were sound money
Democrats rro-r al parts % tse county
c1rss favorable reports. and there IL every
Indication % re election OF the .nssrs
Republican ticket
There u BIG revolt n The Democrat 80
rsrss against ire card 9scy Of r. w Sen-
nsnrs. TIE PsSulEsf uSrssaee for SUPERIOR
tadge. He was q Democrat ID 20 two
years ago. when he Ac2tes The convention
after hesnw defeated for legislative. rorns-
nation srt ran Independently. defeating the
regular Democratic nominees Kuhn ana
blanchard SIRE tsxa he has managed
70 retain his Influence II she Democratic
eounesas. and az tire laas conven,scn per-
sszaaszs the delegates 70 sell out their
rarsv nsuis ard principles 20 the Pcpuiis.s
sa return FOR his own Popoc-af.c norsra-
tor for superior Judge
The Sase was TOO re~ustfnx fer THE nal
ate OF The ass-SsnR Democracy. ana y. "a
being Regulated at az rctnss. TIE r-.o~t
active. prominent and lesas-w Democrats
% the county are opposing MS election.
sSs careful resf made ~ Democrats
Themselves shsw fAat - Democrats n
Pert Townsend VIII vote against Jennings
ard in tavor Of Judge MrC!srteG. the Re-
yGeHran candidate
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=.
Articles OF Incorporates 49,
the oTics. q the secretary g
Ing tho csst week as solI0uG: ia
TIE Black Rock Gold aftn11g
o. seattle: CAPITAL stock. 4e
gos1,ors A. casfoerE. O. = D.
The Norway Coll NininR c.
spokane: capital stock, q.
a-cTS. W. r Case and otaeF1 81
TIE NJ. =. Downs Cunsxarys ~
capstal stock. $Asse. inccr. - Il
Davis and J. III. Rt0esasi
New York Gold MiriFsx and
pzn- q snehane. capital 60
insp--sorasors. T. q. Rex ard 49,
eTsts: capital stock. N.Qn.eee
crs. q. u Esairt, G. d. rrokG - 4
Ter and G. X. Greece.
TIE Goat C.cex Gold NInllG T.
Of Everett. capital SOCK.
porarcrs. c.. II. Reed ana 0khoe2 ~
The Bell asst Cvvwn Mining e
Company. Of eearfie: capata1
W. E}eo5es ard L. MeyeFA |
Car .isS,Ate At payscersz Il 0go01
cAnstAi stock OF Roberts Dreo
-s.e Canadian Klne GA ~
pany. os spokane: ca11;n1 Dtoe
sasss fgscrassrsb - X Me4Tiaa. 60
sr ard l. H. Coru<hwa1t. 81
SsDkane 6An1xsone Cumoo
sso-k Esd. 90: ircorpcFAfovs. u ~
W Dcuxiss ana George TAFn1
Tia levin River Wood ane -
psny: principal place 81 b116n1e
ter Carrie county. cap4to1
tnvro-porNt0rs~ r. / AcfGnn -
Campbell
r~.s Ccrpe< Mounsain 0oN 3
Mifiin~ Company. q GponnM
sock. G.x@. tsss: incop0xn<orA
die and others
TIE Miller Rive. Mining c.
S2okares capital st6ck- y -. - -
afors. 3. A Ksatt and ofssesA
TacoraA Saskfyc<s Mining Co.
tal szock. FL go. hssosxrorAs0ra y ~
man, W II. Jennfaxs ard c. - IS.
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vactersa. z. G. Oct ia--vngs r. =. o.
e3ses TaGrssay rsxht. Alexander Fraser
Scosscs sfan9-e8sfsr and formerly
we83tAy contractor. committed sGsSsse ~
ssrgsaS. coupe az hundred soIa-~
were fossn9 % A&rs. vrzlfs Letters g. sss
premises sAeres ire x9k.s5e 90 bare q
~sts ant family living n Stockton. Cat.
TIE steamer rainbow. arriving here ys~-
tes&ay from Con11x. rsrkeS ~ a aAss
FLIED s4ooa a. nsa5-x n&rresx. ghe ,owissc.,
- ne sa5As sa1 ASKING tres sasicsss-z
tAas sc=seo-e ass seen tA-osr oss sac
tro4issas The t3sDtssy - tAss someone =
g. present unknown
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osyT s7iA. Oct io-Tne supreme cor~,
yesterday handed Gown opinions sn ts,s
following cases.
@S9Gs Horton and Annse Ecrter. nts
wife. respondents. VS. me pa-sno.-ys ssr
bsa&ing Company - al. appellants. King
county. Judgment reversed
James ?. LeMsttss. appellant. ~. p G
sef2aa * a.. respondents. Wnatcosn cour-
~, Judgment reversed
George y. Cart. appellant. ". James
Psrke. Ssis1eAnt. Fannie NJ PA~ke re-
sgssa&snt, King county. affirmed
sidney ]oAn FsP@rsii. ar infant. by WI
liam Feceran. fis guardian al ltsyn. -.
sacusert. ~ City Park Transit co-nanv
spokane County. Dissenting opinion IN. ATS
e@sc vas Sled BY Judge Durbar. wAs,
maintains Ire oAters az the law n yhss
case las bees attained ard ire parties
concerned snsufi not - ssabseeses 70 rhs
expense ard decay % another trial Ii hs<
fscgreSs the ep<asa7 already rendered II
TIE lover coart sseesa Se Affirmed
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ION ouR GOOD NAMH.
mat 10 the object Of the yon-Parfi.
san SOuaa Money CIuh.

Whafrofn. Oct u.-SpocsAL--Jgmes Cold
smith president OF the Business Mems
sounc Money Club OF Seattle. was seen
a the Byron house last evening. and In
fne brief Intervals between the naouthsu.s
OF TIE late supper Of wnsch he Was par
taxing. ne tsIked freely 10 the Poss-insei-
nxsnesr correspondent about tie visit OF
ne csuo 10 fa,s city and he objects Of the
organization
ne rivb.' SAID he. lis composed Of
representative business men Of Seattle
.nS thess ernpsoyes. and the tickets for
eIccHtIve committee. and We know. tAere-
5ore. that the excursion IL made ~ al
most entirely Of supporters OF sound
rny..,~ . a. mrs ne caln as strictly
ssnixau on TO oe shcse chief end ara
am - the mAlntEnance Of Z sound system
81 nnanee The members are perfectly
dottot fhe present situation will cause
fhesn TO thoroughly investigate before
casting their ballots.
e.ectson % q sound money president. our
enorts are also concentrated against the
s.ecuon o. Poruilst governor II the
s sssss - . ~ Wssnans,on. TIE future pros
tee Postcy Of SOUND finance. that the fact
@ sas election OF Populsss governor
Ncusd urgrestscnabiy result net only IN
ve.opnseat o. our resources and the estab-
nshnssns of rsw Industries stunning tho
state. but In the withdrawal OF hundreds
o. thousands OF dollars already invested
This trip was made to demonstrate the
facf that Notwithstanding al, reports 20
,ne contrary. the business men OF Seattle
are soEdiy united In fight for sound
money. anG regardless OF any other views
Are entering Into politics this year for the
preaers alton Of the good name which the
ssafe ef Washington has always borne
There are many u cur citizens who are
doubtful ~ 20 sse effect that Popusssstc
government woula Rave bat II they weas
10 listen 70 tss expressions ef al moneyed
men uho are interested IN our state they
wonse cease from any agitation OF iris
subject efft vote fer scurd money ana
sornt government
hope orr visit may be productive OF
good. not oaSy 80 expressing our views
bat saEa IN srrnir cer@-fsng the reod
feeling existing between the business men
% Seattle nrd wsatcorr. Oar members
are Thoroughly pleased with their rs-rep-
Ton ard trust thar 81 sorse future time
tney may be an'e 20 reeiprocate"
The Fe,rfs's rEior party committee,
~sfsBea y the mare o. tas triple alliance
corrass1azsos N Whatcem county paid
ssr the naturalization % ave fore. grsers
saturday. wss have been persuaded TIA.
Pcpuss~ principles ~hcua3 govern In their
adopted rcgrtry TIE committee took q
Fssel2s IN their cwn mare. aai are pre-
saned to o.n the sew votes
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FLAGSHIP cuARLxs1ox.
- Ne Asssss1 Int. : s,.si. c.-m..4
Gyutn~r


Wnshingsun City. Oct fe-zAs asx~sss-
CfsrSessoa ~ % BE sssersa TO 4 snxae
ecmrsan9 cruiser ~ fhe navy yard, Mare
Lizard Cal TIE v~seet wHl also he rag
n thorough repair. after several years Of
the sse~ sr1noas servzcs Of arr ship IA
NE ne~ navy. the werk requiring eaxn,
uaonihsf sims ard IN expenditure Of ysa.-
90
The Cfmrfsssen has been the ARA lss.-
oaxshsp To ne navy. Sc was lifted With
eenxrafs caAsserv because ~ the time az
ns~ ccss&sruCusn - seu vesssi. we've
ovAatAhas fer thai duty. New. however
about . pr cesf. ef her berth was taken
up fer etsc~rp' aua-er>. and her crew
erAee wxs badly cramYed TIE charges
now cr4sr~d VEL remedy this defect ara
qfvs re sAsscrs more breathing and sls~p-
tnG space
The ssssnse = made pcsxssse by ne fxrt
ehat there are three esxshir~ on tae pa
etrcs and the new hAfti~.hir Ne q 70 BE-
built ~ San Frnnssce. ~sr have aecarn-
uscdsssens for a. admiral The Charles
ten has beer ecufsnoousiy on :hs 60 since
she w1s commissioned. December u fsSa
Besides her chase after the fssss ans h~-
lcnG run to attend the naval review a,
ofsnrscn RcAts. abe has ssssssegs ap AIS
eown TIE Pacific ecass ssve<ss rssn@.
made voyages 20 China. and ether k,s,w
G1po.
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1ne WHEAT CROP SHORT.


Washington City. Oct. u.-The returns
60 she safisstesan 81 the Agricultural &c.
vartmens sur ocseser make tas x~ss~ral
condition O: eern - per gent. sxainst Al
Tor the month OF ssatens~r. me returns
- yield per acre 81 aa wheat snsssats a
production cs III bushels. wnicn 10 aoe-
sixteenth eushess less than the rr~sar,,s-
nary eessmAss Tor iSaG
TIE rate 81 yield Of TIE rsost sssa,o-t.n,
etssea 10 ~ fesio~s. Sew Yerx. n penn-
oytv~naa. ~. oAss1 3: Michigan. L frss~
ana. .. laisesa. las wtsr~-ssn. Ia. wsmn~~
ecta- IL. iewa. Is: Asssoers ier. Ransa.
IA Nebraska u. s<susA Dakota. les. Norta
Dakota. To- Washington. s. Crvgoa. nk.
California. iAk TIE Indicated quality FER
che country 81 large 10 s1s ger csnt-
against ST Ass year.
The wheat Greg 10 generally saer- IA
quantity and rear IN caaass. e~snx 10 m
favorable weather. aroa,h o. se~asssx ,f-,r
deAesensy Of anew rresecssca xas sxe<s
ssse rssns After harvest. sEessssrsrx s-zr.y
growth. Uhrtveset G~Nsrs ara rsszt re-
worst - In the great rexscr as Mssssstrs
Kansas ana satctnsAx rasss. crops ase
eAsFtv GcSd N the East
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>QUIRE CALLS ON BRYAN.
Washingtoa's Eratwhile Republican
senator Confers With the
P0pOcrat and Repudiator

81 Paul, Oct n--Iais was the usual
Sunday Of rest for william ]. Bryan. In
the morning. IN company with Mrs. Bryan.
wha joined the party today. he attended
The services al the Central Presbyterian
church and listened 10 a sermon BY Rev.
l. W. Beattie. % Mankato. This after
noon the candidate kept close 70 his room,
and rested He had few callers. among
them being ignarius Donreliy Senator W.
c. Squire. OF Washington: Senator TIL
man, OF South Carolina. and c. A Townc,
the free silver Republican and Democratic
nominee Tor congress in the Duluth dis
trSet.
Tomorrow there will be no speaking BIZ
IRE nominee Until the evening". when he
VIII address three audiences in Mi1neapo-
lis Tuesday morning he win take the
train for Duluth The special car. which
0To1ghs lie party here last night. VIII be
under the charge % National Committee
man carpsa. % Michigan. w s. Can
srsli. OF Illinois. who has been With SIR.
Bryan since he lefs Chicago. left for home
tonight
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THE OREGON DANK ROBBERS,
Tucker Turns States Evtdence-Two
More Arrestn Made

10 Grande. Or. Oct s-Two more AZ
rests have been made OF parties engaged
n the robbery OF the bank Of Joseph Wa,
Iowa county. octoer L Today JOHN Mar
Tn ard Zen ownuhy were examined be-
fore q justice % the peace q; Enge-o~.sa.
and hesd III s-oa bonds TO appear before
TIE next grand Jury. James Tucker. the
man wAo was woun9si at tae time o, the
sssoesry. A3s turned states evidence. ard
= xes through han thai the arrests wp~-e
made Tucker SAYS the pan 70 roo TIE
bank. which be detailed. was hatched in
saloon A. Joseph. Of w+aIch John Na--zr
- The proprietor. ard thas Ma~s4r was he
PRIME mover Ia the robbery fuckers
story vss ec~roaowatei by The evidence o.
hssaSsr 81 witnesses. and Martin and
os~zas we're Accordingly held
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