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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
9(,1f Der Mctfe perun8ludt.

ZEN prf, II. Sult. VS. 1T b1e1
bic Ma@ri@t eingetroHen, bab 9err
unb Trau Daniel g. Doumans bon
Nep Oort in einem @ee in Der Ndbe
bon Bergen ertrunten limb. Doumans
tpar Elm 9utma&er unb 68 Sabre uno
feline Grau Al Sabre alt.
Bergen, Nortpegen, II. Suli'
@Gbrenb 3tpei Mmeritaner in einem
3peiiiBtsen Magen bon @obmengen
na& '@tahlbeim fubren, purbe oas por
benz Mogen geipannte pferb i&eu unh
{tiirate ben Wagen in ben @ee. Der
&utider fprang ab, aber bic betben
i'm Masen iibemoen @meritaner unn
bas Yferb ertranfen-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
Bon Qteta.

&ontantinopel, Z. Suli. Die
Sn1urgenten auf 8reta haben am
Mittmo@ bic Siirten apii4en &i{amp
an Der norbmeitli9en unb Seltmo an
Der {ibliden Riite Der Sniel gef@laz
aen. Bon ben Tirten tpurben 200
Mann get0btet unb ibnen auBerbem
brei Ranonen absenpmmen. 9te tiirz
tt19e Mbtbeilung mar na4 &aubamp
untertpess, no bic 1900 Mann itarte
bon ben Rebe1en belagert
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
0rpk1nduli0e Garliren.

Mabrib, II. Sult.. Die Depuz
tirtentammer mics bas babin lautenbe
ENHANCEMENT Der Garltiten gu BET Mntz
tportsubreKe auf bic Sbronrebe BET
&0nigin ab, baB ii@ @panien ieiner
eSSntereTen in ben Golonien uno am
Mittelmeere tpegen, unb INN Der "Sreu=
loiiateit Der Ser. @taaten @ioerl tan1
gu leiiten" benz fran30iii@ : ruiii1@en
Binbni1e an19lteBen 1ol1te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
TaS 9rinf,pat1cr p%er0iftet.

Oregon Gttp, Ore, 6. Suli.
Ser in Der Ndbe BON Damascus mobz
nenbe sSobn !9eilmann unb bei1en flint
&inber tpurben bur@ StrD@ntn ber<
siftet, pe16es in Elm SAB ibres Srintz
tpaKers se59ittet nurbe. @ines ber
&inber lit beretts gel orben unb elm
3peites 10 19mer ertrantt, bab e
tpabr19etnli9 nt9t mieber bergcteQt
perben tpirb. Man meib ni@t, tper
bas @ift in bas MaTer 14iittete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
9rei Ncrtomcn crNidt,

Buffalo, n. g., II. Suli 9ier
brannte @eorse. 6rantels empire 9o=
tel, go. 189 Gin IT,, nieoer. 9te
40 Sabre alte Sennie Miqs, bic 60
Sabre alte Trau Moriana unb Elm
5mei Sabre altes &ino Namens Magz
gle Sing, tpel9e ii4 i'm oritten @todz
inert befanben, eritidten, Der %
Sabre alte George paps 1prang aug
einem 6en1ter bes britten @todpertes
unb trug 10 14pere @erlebungen oaz
BON, bab er pabr14einli4 iterben miro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

- Sn einem groBen, gemetnlamen
Grade nurben neuli4 uuf benz 60
ma(zTriebbofe BEL Meuz8 raunz
fels in Seras |oie @attin bes @@ubz
maGers unb friiberen @tabtratbs
6rtebrt9 8oernen unb lire bret Sim
Der, 3pei Mdb9en unb Elm &nabe i'm
Otter BON 2-6 Sabren, betattet, unb
bic gauge @inpobneri&aft gab ben
WerH"rheren bos lebte @eleite. 9teielz
ben batter einen gang entleblt4en
Sob gefunben. Trau 8oerner litt, tpie
es beiBt, felt Ginger 3eit an Mnfduen
bon @eiitesseit0rtbeit. @or einigen
Tage11 tleibete lie lire &inber in tbren
@pnntagsit aat, legte au@ ben eigenen
an unb begab 1i@ nit ben &tnbern
auf einen Spa3iergang an bas ufer
bes GomalzTluKes. 9inter bet @o1z
miible barb lie bic &tnber nit Striz
den an 1i9 unb fe bunn nit ben Mrz
men felt umfafenb, 1prang lie IN bag
MaKer bes 5luHes. Gin 9ilferuf
zines Der ErrtDer lertte Die Nu1mer1>
1amteit Der 6erren 9ermann Dtttmar
unb 2outs @imon auf bic @ruppe,
aber bic e Der l9nanb 19neQ i'm Ma1z
Ter. 3mar purben bic Trau unb &tnz
ber 1ofort berausge3ogen unb Mteberz
belebungsberi u4e gema4t, aQein btele
ermielen fi4 als pergebli4. Trau S.
@tl1ede, cine Na9bartn, mar, bon banz
ger Mbnung ergriffen, ber Treunbin
gefo1qt, aber ni6t 1@neu genug, um
bieielbe an ber eat1ehlt@en Sbat per<
binbern au tDnnen M(gemeine @Dmz
patbie ,tpirb benz 10 plDhli9 ietner
aan3en Tamtlte beraubten 6errn
8%oerner, ber unter bie1em entiebli4en
S9(aoe 1itGnbia aui ammengebroz
9en 1T. entaegengebra4t.
- Der bunbertite sSabrestaa Der
Sntorporirun9 bon Chen. bes Mut<
l~erortes bon Bar 6drbor, Me., 1T
bur4 Geitli6teiten aner Dirt beaanoen
porben. Inter ben Teitrebnern BE-
Fanb iid parte @obtpin BON Nem
gprt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
Nrau Heed,er.e Bearabntk

9artforb, Conn.,. 3. Sult. Dte
2ei9enfeier BON Mrs. 9arriet 8ee@ers
@toipe, Der @erfcKertn BON ~Ontel
9om's 9itte", fanb geitern Na@mit@
tag i'm 9rauerbauie itatt. Dor berz
1elben mar benz publitum Der Inblid
ber Dabingei4iebenen geftattet unb
Elm GROCER Tbetl Der Neser>8ep0ltez
rung ma9te BON bieier @rlaubnib Sc
braud. Dte 8etiebung ber 2ei4e fin
bet beute in Mnbotper itatt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
Scr SranSpaal riittct.

2onbon, II. Suli. Der "@tanz
barb" ldBt iib aus Berlin meloen, bah
bic 1ibafrttani19e Sranspaulz Repubz
lii neuerbinss $4,000 @epebre Bel BET
Tirma 2oeme C So. 'beiteQt habe, uno
10000 berie[ben bereits abgeliefert
1eien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
VemcS 3atcl.

Berlin, IL. Suli. SIS bat 1th
cine beut19e &abelgelea1&aft gebiloet,
pel9e beabii9tigt, Elm unterieei14es
&abel BON @eutl4lanb na4 @panien
uno bon bort na@ ben Ser. @taaten
3u legen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
Am fpanijMcn Senat.

Qonbon, 7. Sult. Der "9ailr
9Rail" mirb aug Mabrio te%legrapbtrt,
bah bic @enerGle Panbo uno @aleja
fib in Der geitrigen @iBung beg ipaniz
{6en @enates in erbitterter Met1e &C.
oen bic Ser. @taaten ausfpra@en. 2ebz
terer ertldrte, baB bas @erfabren Der
Ser. @taaten, tpel4e bic rdubert14er
Mebenen be19uben, bD@t berrdtbert1d
lei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
Scr Mntdbclefrtca,

Salisbury, Matabelelanb, H.
Suli. @ier3ig @eibe uno bunoer1
3ulus baben BEL 8riscoeS Tarm eIne
ifarte M6tbeit1ng Mal&onen gel@laz
oen unb Is berlelben get0otet. IS ba'
ben meitere Moroe 1tattgefunoen uni
einige Der einseborenen Mai4onepolt=
aiten baben lire. Sff3iere ermoroet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
3auteuoc otonmloS

ct. PETERSBURG, II. Suli.
,9as StGbt9en &obrin, in Der ruff
19en Prooin5 @robnomist, 1T poQitanz
big niebergebrannt. 9reibunoert 9duz
Ter tpurben einged1@ert, unb 2000|
Men16en 1inb iebt pbba91os.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
9u,tt 5pcc ucrmrtbcilt,

Cincinnati .. 7. Suli. &i&z
ter 9e(m bat bas @eiuT fir einen neuz
en- pro3eb i'm Sale bon Mlon5o Mal*
ling, melber ber @rmorbung oer pearl
8rDun iiberfibrt 1T; abgemte1en uno
ibn gum Sob am 7. Mugu1t perurtbetlt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
9tci &naDcu %crtruufeu.

@ulem, 81. s, Z. Suli. SIM Sim
Der Greet BEL Moooburp, @louce1ter
60, Nem Serfep, ertranten bret &naz
ben aus philadelphia unb bic Mutter
BON apet ber @rtruntenen murbe nit
Miibe bonn @rtrinfen gerettet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
sic Cholera In G0uptcn.

@eiro, II. Suli. Mm Mittwo4
nuroen in gang @9ppten 377 neue @rz
frantungsfdQe an Der Gbolera unb 178
SobesfdIe unsemelbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
XiQiae 8rpmteeren.

2ouisbille Su., II. Suli. Die
8rombeerzGr 1T beuer cine iberaus
er9iebise. Sn Golge be1en pirb fir
cine @alone 8eeren ni@t mebr als 8
Bis 10 Gents be3a6lt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
IN 3rimiuotc erfrcuft.

Berlin. 8. Suli. Sn Der @arni>
ion Gbemnib in Sa4ien iinb so Solz
baten ertrantt. Man befir9tet, bab
IS ii@ um Sri9ino1 ezGd1le banbelt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
ben Shapen be1ab, itellte fi4 9eraus,

ben @baoen beIab. ite0te fid Aernus,
oab .nebenan Sprensungen ltatt9efunz
ben .hatten, burb lpelde bic Wanb bss
alien .6aules, an welaer Der @pie9el
bina, 10 tart erl9ittert lporoen mar,
oab her .9aten ieinen 9alt perlorsn
hattie uno bic 8ata itrophhe eingetreten
mar. Mber nidt nur bic Wano hatts
cine @r(9iitteruns erlitten, lonbern
AUDI @@ulb' Merpenipitem; nidt Inn
bic We1t mGre er gu bepegen 9elpelen.
ipieoer in bic 8ube gu geben. uno II
tam es. hab Murrap balb railrt nad)
6auIe aeben mubte. Wti4ael O'Gonz
neu aber, her Gontrattor, Der bic
Sprenguneen porgenommen. tparo
prompt perbaftet.
- Die Der. Staaten : Miinae 81
pbiIabeIpbia wuroe auf bic
3auer BON anst Wo&en sei&lohen,
uno pGbrenb bieier 3eit peroen bic
Mbre9nungen fir bas am 80. Sum-
1896 enoenbe Giscaliabr, iomie bic mo-
tbieen &eparatnren an Der Mal4tnerie
poraenommen tperben. Sir bas De-
! poniren BON @olb unb @ilber uno an
oere oerartise @el4dftt pirb bic Miinz
ae audi mGbrenb Der nGditen 3met $50
4en seDFnet iein. Superintendent
&reB 1aste, baB i'm jebt abgelauf enen
@eI9Gftsjabr nit peniger untoiten
mebr Miin3en geprdet muroen, als
in irgenb einem Der brei Do%rberse9anz
eenen Sabre. SIM @an3en tpurben
5000, 694 @elbitiide, init einem Wert
BON $18, 883,O77.65, mebr eeprdgt,
als in Dem Tiscaljabr, pel*5es am 30.
Stunt 1895 enbete. DapDn tparen:
Cob 2,288,185 @tiide, @ertb $685.
922,997; @il6erzDoQar 81, 50O,82 e;
babe Dollars 1,893,16O Stide,
8ertb $946, $50; Wiertelopuars s.
582,822 @tiide, Wertb $1,395, 705.50;
Gcuabor 3pan5tgzGents 5tiide 9O0,822,
Wertb $9O,082.2O. Sc ammte Gil
berprGgung in @tiden 13,377,626,
Wertb $7,O33,189,70. 5iinf=Gentsz
ftiide S, 153,O62, Wertb $417,653.10;
Gent tiide 46,168,422, Wertb $751;
824.22; g 1ammt3abl ber geprd9ten
@tide 69 ,987,295, @ertb $43,825,z
517.12.
- Mn elmer @traBenede in So
boten, Nen Serlep, 1pielte neuli4
Mbenbs cine @trabentapeqe ibr Proz
grumm ab unb trat, na@oem lie bic
uMa9t am &betn" 3 Mol pieberbolt
batte, in bic Gdmtrtbl6aft, um ii& etz
ne @tGrtung gu leiiten. llnterbeHen
3pg cine Gompagnie bet ~9etlsarmee"
an Der geseniiber liegenben @trabenez
de auf unb begann lire 8etebrungsz
per1u9e mittels Sambourins uno
Yaute. 9te Sells ol0aten tparen
9erabe i'm bel ten t3uge, als bic Mu1tz
tanten, ii9 ben Muno mii4enb, ptez
Der tbren Soften auf der Strabe elm
nabmen. ssSebt begann Elm ipabrer
tpelde BON ben betben
r8anben" ben grDbten 2Grm MAIDEN
tDnnte. Dte Muliter blteien beutl4e
unb amerttanti4e Melo6ien 5ptl4en
bic 9auelujabz2ieber Der 9eilsloloaz
ten, pelde 1@rieen, baB ibnen bic
Mbern I'M 9alie i4polen, babel
i9lug Der Pauten14lGger auf bas
Sen feiner paute, als tpenn es gum
@turm geben lonte. '@s mar jebo@
pergebens, gegen bas 8le4 tonnten pez
Der bic @timmen Der @etreuen bes &C.
nral 8ootb, nod ber pauteni4a4 aufz
fommen, unb als Die Mui %itanten
f@lteBlt@ nit bo0en Baden "33u 2auz
terba6" an itimmten, ba ergrtff bic
feinbli9e Mrmee bic Sfu6t. 9te
@teger aber tebrten in bic Wirtb14aft
5uriid unb lei teten it9 cine mettere
Stdrtung auf bieie &raftleifung.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
Reiu 9lttcutat auf octa Sd)ah.

2onbon, 8. Suli. Dte Beam
ten Der bieitsen periii@en @eianbtl@aft
{tellen bic Na@rt@t in @brebe, baB Dor
Rur5em Elm @eriu4 gema4t porben
lei, ben neuen @9ab 3u ermorben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

8ube 0mf luic lan0c?

@uafemaln,8 8. Suli. Sdmmtz
lide 3ruppen iinb BON ber @renoe auz
riidsetebrt unb es berridt jebt abiolate
Hube i'm Qanbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
Q(d,t ylrbcitcrimncn Oerbrannt

Mien, 7. Suli. Sn Rei4enberg
in 8Dbmen lit bic grobe Sptnneret BON
2iebtg total ntebergebrannt. Ser PEI
cuniGre @9aben lit groB, aber au4
o4t Mrbeiterinnen lino benz 8ranbe
gum Spfer gefaQen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17
Alaska Notes.

From the Afass<a News.
The wiiispa ard Topeka nad quite
a,r.ssa or their las. Trip M. 10Th lsf, So
attic within two hours Of each e.her and
arrived n Juns~Sn pert wtiA scarcely ave
minutes injeTvcnins in TIRE tr'e tAeir re
srectivo ganrpasnkS we're ashore The
" ssspa's passengers were the first 10
land
Word received from the Bald Eagle
fcw DAYS ago indicates the early closing
aesa y The mil for ;as ssn.sM Iss
are air. ads c9Ver~f With considerable
snow Work in the .s@er tunnel. WAaca
- ncw IN ever No feet. VIII be vigorously
prosecuted during tAa cold weather rs
soon as u Is completed the mi. VIII be able
- run the year To@na.
Tuesday evening a whale caused con-
StaFfsa 90 -asia sSsk a &cSsn canoes fssie9
NTH Indian stsAsrnsn wa0 N~Fs poi5ag
FOR hsrrsnS between iarea@ isiana and she
neaEs8s saSmAL Ter several evenings
an immense schooi ~ she Ntf5a hsa h2Ne
0esa s~ssnlns IN taa, ssesn!ly. and Il -
presumed sae whSt- VAS attracted oy
It's presence Uatgl a-S hwgs &eA4 s2a@cHfy
apnsare3 ae-ase he wafer n SAe.r nss.3st,
sssi the occupants e sevef1&i ~ the canoes
were aesgly GesSSa1 sy thr water srcxa
AZ haaa~sales. IL gU8si hc aarss to tell
Nhtch was tho more qssasc-ssVleAsr. The
whale or lbs inSiAnEs The brute al o0re
ssea re.as,pe~aTsa aaA made or 1a~u &sa
cha@ect.
S.snozer gerths arrived from il.tfYa
hay Nam3sN xeFwaess, hsN&sss 4oaaFs Mr..
~ NJ Brooks, pT. E$nch ard about fifisvn
athrFs. she II sextkS ~ = 3ssn sSFe ~ E2fr$
whs had tlexn s<apsoysl On the rzey asnA
pl1ceFs iursnE he sgSlSaH. Ia csssNszSss-.
-tcn wila NY fsrass~. one ~ sSe p=&sAc pal
eNnSrs ~ sAs claims. e Is learned rs
=8sf sae- r1n. Wesca aAS tlS1 closed. Ms
ea sszs ~ ansicNpst est- Mssrss 9ressfssi mary
ssovs saas Aens n TIC SpFaaS ssefeTe aessxe
s1asesaS esasa DC began A n2Eas -.sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17
THE CMATfLLA FLOATED.
In Three Days She VIII he 20 Quar-
tcrmaster HnrbOr Dry Dock.

Port Townsend. Oct is-Speciai.-Wlth-
out especial effort the tugs Tyee and Ia
coma today at noon dislodged the steam
ship Umaiill2 from the shay beach on
Point Wilson. where she was driven after
striking submerged rock in The Straits
TWO weeks ago. and the big vessel is now
securely moored at the Union dock In
this city. Early in the morning the big
pumps set TO work and by II o'clock the
water In the vessels hold was so reduced
as 10 make the attempt possible. The
first steady pun OF the towing vessels slid
the Ematilla into deep water. where the
tugs hooked alongside and brought her
here safely
The work was done under the personal
direction OF Capt. Libby. manager OF the
tueboat company. Ever since the vessel
was docked four divers have been at work
and IL Is expected that three days will be
sufficient 10 permit discharge of the
cargo and a stoppage Of all the holes in
her bottom. so she can be towed TO Quar-
termaster harbor dry dock. where the re-
pairs Will be made The greater part of
the cargo has already been taken of, but
everything excepting the WHISTLES and
the Iron freight was ruined.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17

The Clement cambridge company Will
present Augustus Thomas delightful
Southern play. Alabama" at the Seattle
theater. Tuesday and Wednesday. October
20 and 81 Mr.. Thomas has furnished a
strong argument against the statement
that the native-born writers do not lend
themselves 10 the literature of the stage.
American people want plays that they
can understand-plays that bring before
them the people. the customs and the
country they know 1t is in this that Mr..
Thomas has made his success He has
given the people play that they can un-
derstand; he has respected their preju-
dices: he has been true to American ideas.
Alabama" does not abound in stirring
scenes, melodramatic situations and dec
lamatory lines. 1t moves along as quietly
as the life ii reveals. There is a vein of
quaint and subtle humor and 1t is never
forced or coarse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17

Everybody SEEMED 70 have money on che
.s'es trent Yesterday. and everybody
sssnsi perfectly willing 10 spend e
Esss''aS A,sse passed lnto circulation ia the
EEss.'efneon. being thc money earned by
: xsacfeHasn in unlGsdias and loading
fan'agncai Mara and IN cleaning ana
.n.a,lrg her az Port Orchard They were
/ ..saaihg IN line Yesterday a, the window
W NJ Davis e'isce. on the Arlington
!. AMI 50 each enc resolved his waa
s"er some CHEEKY remark was sure
Iade. one nlcassnt-fsee3 feioN "a &
sc soeset through tbs window AZ tire
49, ot silver en Mr. Davis table: -
= So NJ lsrs an In there
49, fe sen were given = chance 10
-. more While the NamsEsscAi aas n
Fer work done during the short
Ia ot ne steamship many received as
ssa Among the 1aa 1nef. Or more
-. ass'dei sam approx naatsuS slssa.
So -s " which wss threwn directly Into
|~N~2taca ~ The res.trNtents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17

ara landed some ladies' az the 6oor Of ira
Occhserfaf hotel. by which time the snen
wearing fhe caps and carrying the safeh'
- ga fssrass1 Ene top q the naA- Hello.
Charts = sssA Hogan How are you. ED
man SAID fsawzfas. holding osit his
hand without the re-notsse tiea who Fas
arcoseing min. glad 70 SEE you again
who am - asked Hogan Bless nv
soul. / don: know" answered Mr. Hawk
fns- WHO are YOU
Then Hogan rSsatej the incident. AMI
little by fsytse ne matter came back 70
Hawkins. wao stood holding Hozan's hand
err, going 10 ray you that S now. said
the latter, pulling out a Ioa o. bilis as
big as his leg Then he replaced The roi8
and said: NO. you loaned me gois
r<ece. and f'E pay you in goai.'' and fish,
ing ont a baIf--as.e he forced Il into
Hawkins haul Come and have some
thing" said Hawkins. but I'll no. break
this five III hang that on my watch
chain 10 prove rhe faf.acy az old Demos
themes theory that there Is not an honest
man what has bseonae OF old So-arsd-
Say' asked Hawkins. Hes running an
excursion boat np on a lake In Wiscon-
SIN" answered Hogan. My God. He's
20 years old, isn't hey' exclaimed Hawk
ms He has forgotten 70 die and the
rest OF the conversation. while the glasses
cinked. sas reminiscent OF the Oh stock
company days IN New Orleans twenty
years ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17

set Astx xzs bgfst and men begea shovel
lls ss-c ire Frs string ~ boxes May y.
Fcgr Other strings we're evacEsds whscA
gave employ reni during the season 20
ne Ga u1s -sestng n average Of ss-5@
Gay - the man. NJ Brooks estimates
- total gsspssr a. zsous 81. 80, ~hs.s
from the H-aessocx calm she yield VII!
a$sproxfmaEe Ss,Hs xno-e- Dave Spsrgeon
GAS aks3 ceased work on bis property for
me Writer. ard zIth his msn may be ex-
pacssa 20 arrive anT. sras- u 8 reported
sss cam las turned cat a51ss E.etss as q
result o. the summers work f-stuya
pay gold IS the p1rssE 70 be found IN zais
SEE ION o. Alaska. being worth a. the
iDinE y triss over SIS an ounce.
News was received ths morning OF the
HrsE serlcgs accident that has happened
81 ire Bald Eagle mine since the begin
mig OF is operations Al o'clock an
open ssoat arrived n the ferry f,ost from
sam DUN containing FIVE men. one Of
waon. JOAN Morreii. was lying Upon a
roughly constructed cot. suffering intense
es-n rom in3erses received Wednesday IN
an explosion Yesterday mornIag. when
me day SHIFT went 70 ~ork On the fsa-toot
sesel n the upper tunnel. f1e shift pre-
ee9fnx them made no mention OF O possible
missed nose. a few minutes after 70
o COCK Ore Anderson climbed into fse
stops 70 get some poxdsr ard - had
Sra-cesy gotten OFT 81 the way when his
less fortunate companion. MorreN. drilled
nto hole which rad failed 10 be dis
Close at hand was terrific. and upon An
dsrscns return TO the workings ne found
AoTreH injured in a frsxhffu! manner.
one hand gax blown OF. The member
hanging % MS arm by a mere shred. his
face and head was BADLY cur. his clothes
we're sorn spfo ribbons. and bis breast
was sasrsy pe9peFed slth the small par
tfeles m rock Egature was placed on
MS arm above tne INJURY. and he ~as
tsn1srly packed down he mountain side
FOUR miles 70 The beach. A start VAS
made for juneau az O'Clock and. fortg-
nsfefS, Eoof weather was encountered the
entire distance. TIE only means ~
nend 10 alleviate the mans sureriRgs
we're morphine pills and whisky and
these we're administered as often as neces-
s4ry. A3r~ea was taken 20 the hospital
AZ once upon his arrival. she mer return
ing TO sum ptsm on the Seaolin at !
o'clock
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4 SENENTS.
Twenty Years After.

once In While the humarum ef every
cay life Is punctusted by Az Incident that
stands out eans9icuoaIsiy as an exception
10 the general rule Of events. and such
was the o,s.aslon yesterday that intro
daceSz story as pathetic as unusual. \
story that made people who were wit
nesses OF the scene believe that every
thing good in human nature vas not neces-
ssrflv oaliterated by the soriid influences
OF life. as Hfe finds expression among GER
tain classes.
There was 4 little knot Of theatrical
pears.e up on the "Rsalto'' yesterday. not
a hundred feet from the corner Of Tnlr3
avenue and Cherry street, talking shop.
Most theatrical peo.fe talk shop, rarttcu-
sarly me executive Department. and chat
branch OF the business vas represented
by M Hcran, OF the Fast Mail COM
nany. and Mr.. Graa. OK the Graa Opera
Company.
Il uitl tel you story" said Mr. Ho-
gan. Twenty years $50 ! was member
OF the stock company " the Academy II
Muse in New Orleans. The season
closed and I was dead broke. | wanted
Il, 40 10 mr. home in Mobile. but hal not
TIE - 20 cay nay fare, There was an
actor playing AT another theateV by the
name OF Charlie Hawkins. Who came 20
me one aav and SAID. i know ye0 ara
hAff d&. ffE%As1s sN%%sft+ e~FA ~ &se''FfSNp
II I would give yoa s. l needed me
money and took it. have never seen
Hawkins sss.>e ana have never paid him
ghe money
'~wsu. yssa are last Ave ahca8." sag-
gesiei bystaneer Ne" said Hogan.
seriously. Il am waiting or this cornss
now % see hSEn and say him that ave.
Re = coming un thar hin Ia a few MIN
afes" Cooking az bis Sateht.
ola, silvsr-hairea csenas~iian. Charles r.
na wilkins. ~ the '~Tennessse's parsuer"
,-orfaany NAs the New Orleans CAzrlls
Hawkins 81 twenty years age.
isresfy soon a Sew people we're 3tscov-
ered coming up the Cherry street hsi ear
ry4aS srnAa hard satchs3s ana wearing
exkr~ coslYEa ~ carriages hr14saed ~
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Pardner" at the Seattle

In two theatrical seasons covering al
most four years there have been produced
in Seattle but two plays dealing with
things modern worthy the prefix great"
One was ''Pudd'nhead Wilson" the other
'Tennessee's Partner. and the last dealt
with that oldest and best theme-love.
Had not the most fiattering notices of
''Tennessee's Pardner'' preceded the COM
ing OF that admirable play of Scott Mar
bie's. the names of the people entering
into the personnel of the company, speak
ing the authors lines and living his quaint
characters. would have justified the filling
OF the Seattle ;heater when the piece was
produced for the first time in this city
last night. Rarely is ii the privilege Of
far Western audiences to witness the in
depreciation OF such a play by such a
company OF players Ii is making no IN
vidious comparison 10 speak of another
great play by great company. and 1t is
no injustice to anybody to say that no
better play has been produced in Seattle.
except perhaps poor Frank Mayo's
"Pudd' nhead WILSON, The paper an
nouncing the coming of the piece is m
expressive In its tone. and lacks that
quality that seems TO invite careful
study Of the playwright's and actors ef-
forts. There are many so-cailed West
ern dramas that are by no means West
ern except in the introduction of rare and
unusual types that exist principally in the
authors mind. which quality is limited by
a training in the larger Eastern cities.
and not by contact with the men of the
West who have hewed way for civil.za-
ton. Many Western dramas. caricature
the men of the West. and in this respect
fail to reflect the underlying qualities of
nobility that live in the carts beating
beneath a rough exterior.
''Tennessee's Partner" is not a IL