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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-12

A xa~rsauaut Threatens IN Make =
30 4 I+sweIvs' Tor III. Captain.
wre~or.n 3 G. sept I--7xNz.sl .--<-s7t-
1-ow-. - - s~4z~@ z@aI-~ Aurora fsr-
1sa.lT ssroEGSE~1 -c<ay % s.Ensra4 7aslls=r
sxazns< -1s lnr1sxsoe ~ ne s@Ezurs- mats
A g1sr = - Ees -nTsrg1s inter 1sssss-
TIERS zrs many 1uEsszA4 .eSgIrsx = -
$3.50. Azs1 Z y 42lly 1e-4sge1 -sae zzssar
= rs 1e-atssnS 5frcs~ w. TOT De sEs-
sAlz@a - -ae soa--z
-ls A4TVsFa a&s4 eoslr SKIN. aboard = III
wezs u&<@Ees We e1e xzes 4u1 watch
I@Te described .e he lcg zs AXES ard
zers s@gzzxa1e crnrn &c 1zsca Eoy ns-@c-
~sDa ny - rr~t barring zz~-v TTh@se
-rlsrT~3c-tors were ~Hcefv--s ron ne irs-
sss-AzzL = Ia after Grant @rAxEcrses II
szte2s ss16 wars ac@eorsa BY [zos 2aS@rt.
* Ia 2a1sa. - Fesat- szt5sf&etor- Thea
- ts-afenzufs 1eil1ug~r who We -
sssoassals sor -.ss illegal seizure x re
ssea D0us~s Marin arc 2parr%as AS s@a-
se1s F--a~E to 1aat n -he saSe a~ r.
13r1zsa s&s commander ts7as = - 10 a0x
nov 1-s f1yT ge 8ssH1gc-s would @aea
a1rrZ L zsncssSe1 WITH ne observation.
@K0B } safe hrs schooner w EftI -ecay-
T0a . CAPT t*uo7~~ IS soa1 rs we ~=Acl
LrsctF Taroar ard make q 3--s .iv@8v soy
71s- instead Of placing 10 slborz4naEs
1Tss@~ arrest sS a British ~ornrn7Es.s-
sa1usa rave 9Gne re 71Esh's -zDrAln
weakened aid -sgs Aurora gAs s@zxAd K
sd -ast -er- interesting -pv@sag3ors
- . r. discipline NJ he Rush wrI -
-nAde when ne Aurora Sorses % z-.al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-12

Vaneouvea-, 3. C.. Sept 1.-THE BIRTHS:
tian1p steamer Hunen arrived this evening
iron Chinese and Japanese ports. With
cargo " tea aud sugar. She had an III
=venlfnl passage. for four days being /,
company with lie Northern Pacific llns.
.vanaale. bur OWING 10 rog he fiupfs
h3a % allow down. and The E.vanAAa
reached her port Y day ahead. From bel.
he goes 20 Portland 20 load a -e,pr-
eargo
Fred ACtezor. boom fuau m Tait's nil
fell into The wafer Ioeay and vas irownss
sis relatives I've In Quebec.
At The Inquest an Renecca Smith tods!
a verolct ~ poisoning by cai4poiir acid =.
ministere3 ny herself. vas returned.
Fraser river Gamers are loudly kick
ing at the refusal If tha minister Of Ssh
cries 70 9pea he cohos riiu on the 80
Instead ~ tha 25sh. BY the latter dats
The Gamers claim. the Fan VIII be over
while az present The Gamers 3uxt acres
The boundary are packing steadily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-12
FUsIuS IN COLORADO.
Judge Morton =. Bailey >ominated b,
Acclaim sion for GOV ruor.

ACCLAIM tlon for GOV ruor.
Pueblo. Col. Sept bryan and Sewa4l
electors and fusion WIKI the national sill
ser party xata = populst foT governor, IS
ne -esalt - he saree days session u
ne People p&E-y convention Morton !.
Bailey. Judge " me district Of Canyon
City. ga dominated ~ exclamation for
governor his afternoon. Final settlement
II he question II Sewa-. OF watson was
reached by she withdrawal IF tAe reso4u-
ION which caused such an upraar asst
night. instr3cunE Thomas Il Patterson.
ne Pcpu4lSf N Ire silver electoral Ticket,
70 vote FOR WATSON 4 Ri doing woald not
elect Hobart. M Patterson said ZEE could
not accept such Instructions. ard Z
we're given 10 must decline he aoTnina-
ion T1lis paved ne way for fusion with
the silver party convention q Denver. and
after -w0 lays NJ waiting matters began
% ervsfallize SIR Patterson VAS gwen
flu power 80 treat with the silver party,
negotiations With he Democrats ard Sill
yer Repub leans having bean declared n
al tne morning session FOR IAN nonoTable
fusion On Bryan and sewau and = salts
factorv state ticket With Judge Bailey at
he head
Alter alrucst constant communication
anti q o'clock tonight Mr Patterson an
bounced Ihat ne silver party convention
agreed % the fusion with Judge Bailey gor
governor. giving ne PonuIsts ia addition
attorney general. state treasurer ana the
.v0 ~eeauts - he stare university. The
proposition was accep+e- II without = dis
scuri1@ wore IRE understanding being
mas escA party was % retain Is aut0n-
orrw rrTt Zee W. .icEofs numinat s8 &G ne
.>9rveurtons 70 bear -ne same names.
Horace =. T1ar<. 3f Tea1 >9wntw rst1r-
NJ s.ate chairman. was uousua sd FOR
treasurer 0n IRE 4rvf 0al9g. The vote
vas C7arx III. 4 ber' Nance, treasurer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-12
HKrNLEY vr1.L Sc ELECTED.
The opinion OF . I-es4aing London jour

The 0pinson az I4eaning London jour
nal = TIE =nbi cr-
LONDON. Ssp-. 1.-THE s.. Jaxrle< Ca
ze-re. commenting 3u re r-ss n ne oSa&
-aie A1.4 IL causes u .Ae oaifiow OF god.
says:
A. any ra1e. Z s - American who
doIn1na-sS ne financial situation and ae =
--ae-J % ID - ants as e-eeI}on = No
yam sse~ a-za afterwards As regsrss sc
prospects - cae -sac..oa. rnost English
men assume confidently 1sat Mckinney
~. De e-ecte@- Ara ne probably VII -.
-0o1Sa ( seems 10 IS undesirable % spec
u-a&e 20 sree-y on ma esec..ors n q gos1a-
~ Tisere 1ilu}le OPINION IS SO easily .rr1-
.A>e1 Dy anything . IA nature II 81
s.ss-l -lls samoa nave go particular rels-
So1 - reGagG VIA affection a par
-eSA1er %l3USe platform nc aces a vlru~
ie24t announcement 81 a-ag.4II1 ana ne
open -AreAt 1h4t English debts Will 1e
psl4 q deprecated currency On tac
DINER a&IG. -1eFe IS 40 occasion why hey
Slou44 sntaaSe over 4 STA lesrnan whose
chief political achievement aas oesn %
r24Ase Chinese wall 81 g2r.ns around
american industries n order - MAIN ana
peaa.lze ne British exporter Besides. .
WA DO no good n .ae loEg rl4n.
II Mckinley IS supposed 20 nave won
with ne aelp II Eng ISL gold and .nau-
elce. Re reaction y18 ~ 81 the more II
-ensa waen 8rTa4l. eolnss II, aa Is not m
probable. Z see, even though beaten n
November. The on1ecI OF al Eng iishEnen
S % % good friends with he people Of
ne United States. + me aestilenilal &C
,!rt1y u he politicians wao Tnlsrepresent
thag people VIII only allow ana tals end
IS not likely 20 be facilitated by DO qlo-
leaS par tisalshsD-
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ARRESTED ~ SPOKANE.
Aad May Turn Ont 70 Be 4 Murderer
Wanted I'm hfcasve.

Portland. 3eoi. t1.-tseorEe Belts. who.
Jointly WITH George r Moore. an =x-eon-
yet from san Quentin. % awaiting .rtaI
for ms robbery ~ >. ., ELEPHANT 4 Co =
counting room n July, turns ont 20 % l.
murderer wanted n Chicago. r the C-at-
eago 1tlief ~ 0olirs IS not mistaken n
MS Identification If Bets by means II a
photograph sent % aim.
5sftS and Moore we're arrested n goo-
San-. and 2c.er rnIEA difficulty xn.-e
brought back % Portland q answer ne
~naT-n n robbery. Bet;s remarked hat
~ once aved n -htrag0. and Chief Mlnto
immediately sent his photograph % he
C9fcSgo authorities. Superintendent u
Pollcs Fitzgerald. II Chicago. wfr~t C-77iaf
Airtn that n 9ercs' 1sc,ure ne Identified
a 5erSon known n rhat -ttv az william
t-'4p'n. alias John Bingham. who n -ol-
Union With others, murdered Graham r+oI-
lander aszere IN he night Of November
1, AGA AlH0 hat here r. reward for
1ts apprehension a circular n he oas-
season 4 ehe Portland police briefly sets
E1rfn t5at he Collan9or murder arose
rom political t~cisAles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-12
honest MONEY PARTY
The National Democrats II Ia
coma Issue a Call
apeosrloNMEsT OF DELEGATES
Against sn~ domination NJ =
ssAxA Ticket

TscsrnAs sept 1-svecsag---sssxa {.
sos4n4 money Democrats e-Fswerst1a1 A.
Indianapolis Wits AT Nalssss eEsdE>ssef
5tEassss vel 9a@sse4 VIII -S@ Nsf< u
tae convention as ID ast .@k1Ee - - e
srryssw~s tSeay. Xr- Wallace. "a = 1ass~
a8ns. OF -aeoa4;si L. a S@sasaa, 81 Is AZ
cam, - N poisoe&, u Asfzrs veTsSa,
tn6 ". O. saarpsa~.B. - ta5a ssry. ~@rs
sns ss~~atsx ssnnn E2ssg1g.g faE ~7o Az
tess1eS tas soaveaftcn-
T1s honest 1anry Democrats - P'sTs"
rouEfy szs xessIaa veil arEzzszeo ~ -
campaign 7saEs f8s meeting ~ Sc 2fS-
yssssnzs rtass eoEEasttes Tsst~Fs@F = esS4s
city xAteh called ~ stat convention %
ne parry n sbEs city sep 1saE<er :. fsa~Fs
aax sessrs 1x4igl6@a sss.@H@a activity sztsc1s
80 Democrats wt4n Rave FsDlsHAate7 Try ~
sud Socszr4ey The saEluaa. Democrats
Club here vii seE1 sat a faT1e quar- -
Of isferAflre Fgrtag 80 campaign, A. ta@
meeting 81 ne eauursEs Ie@ yesterday rA@fs
wa@ tx .srszSesf : sfro9E s@ssz5FseaS against
THE nomination % 4 st&se tiEka~
THE cal for t18 convention an1 zgr0T-
ssnnnsen: u delegates MAY Is 50 s5i4sssst
ssTsssr convention ~ ssz~ aa&teaa. Gems
cratic oa~-y. ~nica vas sels - ladtan-
apogla. ind. On gse ~ y September. -.
hzs z3nntus1ed strksf f0r president sad
vfrs president Of ire gnttes States ard
the sx~raf4vs COMMITTEES Appointed ~
80 x..,z ..r.ss.~~sar, - saf4 rxssve wt.ns
- go =, --s,sasna "a Sc asfa Sag y
suw,tsr lea ~, eta~~yy IN 5ssrasgsfYrs u
80 .,,..s.,x - ss,g- ss.s4 sFg,sl rs sf,zF snf
-, esess.,. y, 90 s,g,,ssxr.agtsfs ~ sstrs z.at.
convention. saE z state convention - -
go, - ~as,va. ev sess qssss. tsv AZ 1ars-
remss.r, - AZ i a'elneK A. n. % CHOOSE
-,r.,sssss.,t4e4 .f..~,r~. s.a r.. 4ssrn3uate A
go. .sssmt - 3 = 4,.e-ss.s fz#sr.l,8ss 81 %
- - - sas.s sff .ss.s<sg..f zf~uz r., e,e.-sect
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ssyrs,t, .-,s,.zs-. -, ske nsss~ yysf - ess-
.ss..s =. So. r.,v.,. --seraas,..sgfs,,, fsaa "a
49,. rs.r,.5,. ss..s. .-.,.r..s,ss,., concerned
- s-.s.,.r~,t. 4, ,ssey. .na4 i 81 a. -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-12

j. a buchanan Killed in . Quarrel
= tn - asEs.s. Farm n.

Spokane. Sept. IL. Il 2ueksnzu. one
oT ne most prominent farmers n Lincoln
c0AHty. sas Killed hear lere as evening
= alter &4rrnSn. a rhFeSlxsus crew
vas a work oE buchanan 3Isce and FAR
man vas measuring gram. Buchanan ac-
eaISes Ta4rTnaa u ss3naaag. Snereupo1
Es4rEnan called 2Eckn4s lar. rAs a.
Ee% Tuck FA.rEHa3. Bno ~eIa4late3 "
@l1J2stfl@ -sI1s EGfss4f1 t0~a- E4e tueu Jumped
ap0E tl4e 9rostrate form u Buchanan and
1naSed aim 1atsl - erfsd sor aelp Buck
man Ea4Ae4 AVA apparently "a .snea
S-tI -1e crashing 1e lad received.
kDoNt -e1 minutes 8ter E2.rruaa .ooke6
ap and 2as Buchanan sonlug coward alm
St1A <nlfe- 70 protect himself ne
grabbed 9.tcbfurk. The spectators say
8lcknan made r.lsa a. Fasr-nan vtta
@3e 4p.4fle1 6uige. WIEN ne raised ne
Glteofora aElB struck Isucksnaa 4 bow
over he mead wttl re handle. Buchanan
seA Ike OK. ne diced rashing erofa sis
ears. rose and mouth. Without recovering
CONSCIOUSNESS 8llckEna1 exrlres. within
s2f AZ 1our.
FalrFuan na4e 10 @T-ar- % escape. nut
r7meined n ne vicinity du'a 4enuty
ssersG arrived he vas oeked ~ 1ere
Z s4lFnan Expresses sorrow a. he *a1al
Elimination u -h- Iuarrei =e SAYS re
1ad 10 nteatlon whatever ~ Killing Buck
man. bug vas 'orced % strike ain % oro-
gecI Ils own tif@
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DOWN WITH THE ~CLrAx.
Mr. Sandstone and Others Favor Civ.
ing Him hort ~hF-tft.

london. sept Mr. Henry Asrutth.
former secretary u state for ne home ds-
parrnent has addressed ths following
message y ,he Chronicls: Il snail short
y address my constituents. waen + snail
express ny views 81 length. out T an Z
euttre accord With tie conviction that the
lIne nas come WIEN Great Britain should
refuse 20 aod further terms WITH a gov
eminent whlcn 1as become = mere Instru-
nent ror Executing -as purposes q 4 win
sitaer 1T~nlua. Or insane. The Eur0neau
powers, BY whose szv1r tne SUDAN holds
ais throne, cannot 00nGane his past crimes
1r tEuore firth hangers without suarsfs,
me guilt 81 he one and becoming Directly
-eSp0nssble FOR ne other T.1opa We shall
witness such manifestation Of oniniou
a@re As VII save Great Britain *~1n any
SIca completely and Kill give strength and
authority % decided action on he par Of
1ur government
The Chronicle n Al editorial aoplauas
Gr AaGuitas strong message az Il every
way worthy a reaponsihle statesman
Ar. Gladstone. N another etter on ne
ssTue SUM e@t. declares. ''-TvNe Use which
,hs six powers cave made u reruonstranee
n rhs past Tear has Tot been q mere ea.l-
IRA ar r1ockerv bur a great Instrument
" mischief because * was implied hat
suca a-rer san Sc disposed II ~ as
cuasion an3 nAs thereov surnsed wacle-
sss ard t@Ieersce murder wtth -aa 9r.v
assistance Z wante5. namely ttgs asszir~
2ac@ = immunity n ~ Judgment @ven
silence would - preferable q such as
suasion
TIE Uat- Tews t--sberal eo-nrrent.-x
sl-ar.aliy auou Mr. Gladstone er.
saTH- THE See necessity - European
Cesrs = sc Ier9st-ar % So afi.tan"
tsre-ra .Tou rorsfa1-'-'r. 20 "a
Daily Views saes. oar arHc.a. -orr~nsnl-
,mun I'd tne rew ras-l-f-s na# .s.+anF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-12
RInnFRRJEIkS YANI.
Z Starts From Yokohama 20
Cross the Pacific.
NgT- 4 CREW GF TWO MEN.
The Course Taken II Sortawnrd %
he harsls Isaanus-Tae Captain
VIII Sor ouch Victoria.
siTH a CREW CT TWO MEN.

San Francisco. Sept 1.-THE latest ad-
Tzcsss from E3ssof-aEzla SAY EA&k = -seDSr-
eoa1 EAwl starred rom nat part OF
>su Erzane1soa on August = x ~&s re
N@43eSAa. AHA z Aar Eapg. aI4def ayeIk
aooes % e~o-s ne Pacific. Sa. EEK Bors
AD.4 -lS eaerrs % = .srEe 4e4s Z<lII0u e
american shippers ana -4rs EToln ne
cruisers g ss -aEoor
AnaaE arc~ years ago gse captain
-eA1-4ss2 A1gsso521lzs4 IS master 81 t4se a-al-
* Steamer fs ~ acA- The veSSel souGel&
Sae-Eer z he a4zr9er- crippled Ok a n.
Ana before sae vas repaired AeE owners
refused . gay Aer aIils lie tnaaIY o.
came lGTnesICk ana sew months ago
purchased "a ssas from he 1recA&Se II
ne German snip SCllllesua9a. w9tca VAS
.osL some ye-Ars asS % NlE1es lsl2l4. x
.e@G org and 51e teeE wide as
8eckea re aeag ovar ana r.Eged 4 -ae
4 sAgl. Provisions we're stored aboard
Ina WIN 3 l&lr wind e. w1La we 81 ais
crew mai .eera ~agh h1u IN ne ss24sr.
started On rlesz vavaEs across lie Pa
che TIE @Gurse AIKEN = a0rz2sw&Fu %
ne EGrlle stands. -aen across toward
.ae Alaskan coast ana down . 52G Fran
CISCO.
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silver Mem and Democrats Fuse.

Denver Sept. 1.-THE conference CON-
gnittes 81 the Silver Republican and Dem
ocratie parties at an sariy hour mis- mora
lng agreed on the following fusion stats
ticket. For governor. Ava AdaIsas. Dam
ocrat. lieutenant governor. Simon Gusgeii-
hai-n. Republican; secretary of stale. g.
L. 5. Whipple, Democrat. treasurer ..
" KeEharf Republican. auditor. ]. +.
Low. Republican. attorney general. 3. r.
carr. Republican. superintendent ~ pub
lic Instruction Mss Grace Espey Patton.
Democrat. regents of the state university.
Or. Q. J. Pseiffer. Dem. William j..
Orange Republican.
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San Francisco. Sept Nina 3ertiri
Z humphreys, the prirna donna who mas
been singing * ne Ttvoil during ne grand
opera season, sued Wells. Fargo & co.
yesterday FOR s29. On July = size sent I'D
20 TIE Union Dime Savings Institution n
View York c4tT. When he sea4ed Gag ar
rived IL The bank only 40 was found u
&. The monev was pat n ne nag the
presence ~ clerk al Wells. Fargo & Co 3
Office here ami by aim ne package vAs
sealed. The company denies thar thera
mas been any oss ana conducted a weigh
!ag experiment 20 show nat lhe gold coin
n The bag amounted 70 only sd. This
test VIII he used as proof On he Dr,Ina
'fannas SIDE. however. as besides he gold
here vas i 80 Bill y re nag. and mis-
weighed almost nothing She has a re-
ss!pt from ne company clerk FOR y4zo
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~s1~rr sep. ll---L4AIs tanI gfs' an agree
rarEz ~as -esAcnsa foF fasfaG 5at aveen ne
EA1ouE4 silver parry o. -t1e SIS ,a and -a-
@sgaa4Azs &e2l--a341DA R-rs cgrss.s4.s.ssi
ay -esagao1s- TIE 2opu5lsfs were gwen
us #oveFna- attorney genera. state
treasurer al1s re ia rssaal& Aa soon
as ne 2g~se1neoe gssa perfected ne ST.
ver cen enf2an '-gIa<3e sas g93losirg nom
Nations --.s.s tenant governor g. C.a-k
N5g@@4ar. secretary RI state NgGarn
Se91. Lee a14.taT George SatAe-r s-asss,
So 9eTgrEesseat u iEsfrt4cs.on L. . Cor
ae.I re 4n1or silver Bryan zas sew
electors *efe .saafsef- re se4 - -texet
was @lled aT TIE endorsement 81 t-e pep
lssg sagl8ees 4a1 IA eonv~nr ION zz-
.os~naa
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Accidentally shot Himself.

Vancouver .. =. Sept. H.-s;peciai.-T'
pEsiy - Iosepll White. aged IL. was souns
IN an orvnarg Al Mount Lebanon todsF
From the position Of fne body. which W.
wing under a fruit; -tres and Il gun ny u
SIDE. sl would se~sn nat deceased had zi
tempted 20 knock DOWN fruit with ia
losded gun. whtca went OF. tho caaTss
entering his head.
a young man named Marshall vi
drowned anlje working on he boom Of IA
RuYsl CITY planning mills. New Wess
Minister. t3slay 3 brother OK the 5eceass
was drowned off the steamer Gipsy, Dr.
longing 10 tne came company. ABOUT
ycar age.
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To Hunt Woman with Hounds

lone, CaA. Sept. u.-For several days
reports Iawe been received here % fAe af-
rect 1at woman VIII .ong black hair ana
Derciug black eyes. had 1een seen n ne
woods above -ae tow1 entirely nude On
Monday evening Ehtut dnsk r J. AEnick
and wtfe. While driving home sCrne three
niles rom 1ere. encountered ne woman.
Who sprsng rom re WIsh AZ ne roadside
ard seized me brides n t7e5r team. Annex
le1t The wagon and srarpie1 with the
stranger VINO vas e~o,htrr ~ ne mouth
ard gave want . fearful shr1eks out she
broke away rom hl-n ard escaped. a
systematic search sc~ -he ggpooged maniac
VIII oa made w1th 3loodhuunds
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Tacoma ssp'. u-sp~-saI. y
Johnston. vao aas oeeu ma @d,for NJ -,a
N@%" FOR soTre months past. resigned ~
sHaat Y"SferTiaT and aaw sc0~ptaf \ ~
siF1an ~ - Morning Union. vfnrorr =
RYAN, FORM ~rtv NJ -ne sas-sfa --a,er--~-,,,
assumes taa @1.torsa. chair ar rs N~wu
40 = 3 e~pe~tei shat a Grange n ~.
aosic~ ~ re DaDer w.il - .rnue,f~4fs-
III Johnston = a pronounced stlvar ~yn-,
&4t = z-5e~7-1od - Nexa VII mt
7unpo~F ia PrnocrRf.c t.cke. norlirs- e,f
tf H-i-@rlsk'tsrs, ant w4l -oTus 1us su-
s9HaE 97ouew Manager Rtc1-
al Eo@flgar = n he East. b,g, VII ra-
-rsr~i saur-{v
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Tacoma Sent = -ss-s.fai RE s.~s-n-
sain ErR1taas arrived 1ere .DsYav a.
clock T.t5 a cargo ~ gaaa Tons u +ea
~e~ ara Oriental! mar asnatsa E~sre.
8r@T7 -~porfs AZ sus~eatesi ~8vag-e fpav-
~ Eoa8e1a Aax-sat y -Aa -aEr-v-.sx
sfraR,Fese passengers -arosixNt 4ve~ ~ -sa
-Faa-sa *ere H11e1 Isl VICTORIA ~ a
sea RE- ',n.s1et i.s~na~gtnE -suieh, q. e
ae.o g. ara a-s@r saKnx IN err .,r-a~-
~w wt es~e >0r zaa T~anesvcs. -v-s-s
s1a r'r 1a4 reeat
9Ao"~er ASIA ~tf~ aye ergo ~
sr-1ae~ ana .rnaers- r..I sal tomorrow ea-
Shanghai
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Kansas ~Ety. Sept. IA special 70 the
Times from Topeka. Kan. says That inc
miadle-of-t ae~r0Ad wing % The pop1list
party u Kansas. whioh came ont veste~-
day with a cal Tor a boiling Popuslst
convention 20 nom ina;e BryaEs ana Wat
SON electors. las developed split before
e could e1fecr al organization. J. 2 VIII
lta VINO. With W = Rlgntnire. signed
ths call eor a new convention tQutztlt
made 1aallc a letter IN which Re requests
that his name Sc omitted from the all.
The Willis faction $ Tow seeking 10
nominate Watson electors ny petition.
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San francisco. Sent. THE United
States sloan " war 4 49, steamed away
are yesterday afternoon FIR Por+ Al
geles where size wi1 ialn rlp feet Under
AdufraI IsearFIsie@ Tsle review there will
80 el1e first review ever 1eid eu cais Cossr
since IRE building - IRE new Gaw~ IRE
Philadelphia Bennington. Monterey So
aHduocS Alert anu Oregon VII probably
carp ase ere 9#er '-he Dragon IS still oFr
ne ron w8r'Ss. fae Interior }nisn CT ne
ship nuf being complete as get
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carry L on TIE ritual was par..a.,
adopted and the resolutions referred
tie coancii 0f Great Chiefa Changes
The ritual az The degree 81 poc0hontas ~
deferred Gntii the next council The new
iy elected chiefs were formally raised
tae stumps- Tke session was closed Il,
ts4ls afternoon. 50 shat he Eastern dass
gates could AXE the evening rain q
nome
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shearrumns Farmer. ARTICLES.

LONDON. sept THE Tines FIss morn
n& Pap. tS1es another swC-colHsnu .etier
rom Thomas =. Sherman. explaining tAa
position q rs American farmers "a Ne
present ca'nra-s,a and heir demands or
More aid cheaper money. Al editorial N
.1e -ettef SAYS. We aaVe Gever sAen n
equally caezr Ana 5ispassionate exzrnina-
ION n he facts II me controversy. winch
As ittsse~-o aeea almost unlngelIig.hle %
Eng llshmen-"
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''poLrnoox, LIAR. COWARD"


FffftF NV = XIII 'FffNfFEFsfsf. ! DOT
- auss~a-+ man ne Ton.
Denver Sept. ia special 70 re Re-
~tgel'ran fearn Sara re- n II says
the New Mexican ,cuiEa. publishes a
aFzar r-asn ~av rNor~scaH p volra ae cav
e.1rss' .9rEr@ss- na. Delegate T. 2 Ca
--9a - ~ ealtFe9n, l1r .l1G eav9 ARD
7e affair grows pi1 ~ rs 4x~saert z
EaaveE Essasaan8.t0G CASE. 80 7rresD ae
1s4s AS asippoTferH ~ -as~an are accused
- .o~ 5ftlf8s murder of es irE Demo-
SIS eoDaty lS2z -Afroa A.
ert % 1avs dictated 70 the 81 ns5.s arytt! =
zeu AZ a7urE 11fn1s -arEg 1a8s cation
'y14ca seriously reflects - - sae gafaoraAi
ara 1f-4f'a reslaefer ~ sfav T1afur4u.
Aataai e-.ara4a 80 ste we Yarfa tonight
taar = ysTsoua. encounter 1et~esn -sefu
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~ap-fcTr,- sept. I-Adg1e~s rom 10
A1tJoE-o s1alls say that 1ae chiefs aua
5@sz nr1 conf@rr>1 VITA he British olfi-
cssN4s Re 1&siveS we're ofea-~z peace Oh
SnFT@-CeF u 11elr arms zn5 - .aose
sR21Ity q numbering settlers ana others n
as4a Asoad- Tie s1ists agreed o mis-.
Sa&,f2s -aey we're SICK ~ var. Some
HUBS however we're unwilling % SIT
render All zxs goang towards ne an
o1s4.
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zaa -fa-a. cal. Sent. = Roo os-s. Nor
80 8 Carter rave secured an * i-lsfvs
~c1-e~ssar e0- gathering g-sano ar re
'acec sn6 glif coast RI lower ra ffs~-
a4 FAe esncese 7r a7wresa nv ne
AeE5c4a r~z0d 4n9 COLOMBIA. gou Company.
ara Tran Is ~n@ owners - -a~ $
paerso7 2n earaisigr ,1sz t1e bus 1e-se -
ar7s@ea.s5 leHatly ant Z ssna.I roy a.ty
g ~a..reea . &c con- az.
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Wellington Eil S~u' Ia on ark an
e~~3Ea5t rain Asf evening awufafe< -
.as .~aaa =rr~ras. -ae ~tlis9~ .srz.fs ~~rstrx
Hre 20 ans aar-lnE ~ tTerrw- W cars -
eos4 an4 r~e empty -ar@ pa norton q
elavs ar -an -a.ninw 2. ~ a4saeis ~ graz
-es~ Ses t~7va8 'Tne ~a t~a4e asrr--4r z
efaFssa vas ASA oarras TIE wr-rxas.e
~} anr1 * sorne 80 f~et a4ons rs
LAX
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London. sept IA dispatch 20 he
lfyaph.c fran Odessa declares nat among
he Judges appointed Oh he sBecia. H.
1unaf a. CansJantlnop.e 20 ny he cases
Ar sing FROM The Armenian massacre.
there IS not single honest and upright
nan. all being 1orortously corrupt and
seTvtle palace toola
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View York. Sept. IA spec.a! 20 re
Herald from Eanea. crete. says: -ansu.s
alid Anssl.Inan deputies nave received
further aeTs haI vandalism continues q
1e pract.cea. The Christians are devastat-
* ne districts y A4.apo ana Anlr.a n
ne Hrovnce % Ret.no, and DESTROYING
me live .rees and other property og Ms
suImauk