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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

Houston aad reHas csa,rai Halfway.
STATE FAIR, Dallas, Texas. One fare
for the round trip, Oct. . 10 Is, good 20 n
turn Oct. %. Tickets with Tires day limit
only, Is round trip.
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD, Houston, Tex.
One fare Cor the round trip, Oct. IS and rs,
good returning 10 Oct. a. From STAT oni
where one way fare h less that 800 the
round trip rate will be a slight advance over
one fare.
BAPTIST GENERAL CONVENTION, Hous-
ton, Texas. One fare Tor round trip, oct.
and z, good returning 10 Oct. 10. From
Stations where one way rate b less than q .0'
the round trip rate will be a slight adyane,
over one fare.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

A thief recently entered a house In
Memphis. Tenn. and stole a bottle Of
beer and half dozen pairs Of sOcka
That might the socks were returned
with note saying that the callers feet
we're not Of museum slle and asking
why more than one bottle Of beef
wasn't kept on Ice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

Electricity may become a damaging
factor TO the trees Of Southern Califor-
nit Il Is found that electricity going
through the earth along electric troll
ley lines does considerable damage TO
trees. These ever-increaslng earth cur
rents q electricity may also AFFECT 9TH
or forma Of vegetable and plant life,
where the currents are too strong. Il
has been stated. however. that yeEe-
table life Is encouraged by ground
charged with electric currents Of the
nroper slrength.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

There Il once more enjoyed BY he fheu-
matte wise enough 20 c1untcracf their pro-
grsssivs malady with H0stettsr's stomach
Bitten. No testimony b siroafcr than that
which indicates L ~ q source Of relief IN
this complaint. Il 4 also emlnently effect
i've as a treatment for kidney troub .,
dyspepsia, debility, liver complaint and
constipation. Use q with pcrSiaience for
tie Above.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

The brain Of an ant 10 larger, in
proportion TO lts size, than that Of any
other known creature. and the AMI
takes the position that Il can't expect
anything In this world that Il deesnl
work for.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

Ths frs, frost has arrived ara me
man who has Just invested IN . Inca
suit which vas marked down 10 one.
third Of its usual price has become .
cynic.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

The young woman IN Columbus. O..
who was Knocked down BY a street car
and escaped injury on account Of her
Psyche knot certainly had = hair
breadth escape.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

Here, waiter. can't you al an order
al this restaurant? called for roast
beef and a baked potato Here's the
potato. but where's the beef"
"Undah Dc p'tatah. sab"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

Many a man never appreciated thsf
10 was smart until informed o. the fats
BY somebody he had beaten b. hard
work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

People who make the bcst d ihfII
surroundings are In a fair way % -
cure the best kind of surroundings.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

Just Try a iOc box Of cagcarets, the nnest
liver and bowel regulator ever made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

shall recommend Piso's Cure for Con-
sumption fer and wice.-Mb. Mulligan,
PiLmstead, Kent. England, Nov. 9, 1896.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

Whsn bilious e. cosliso, a. : cs..rssl
candy saihaIlla, suF' guaiinissa, ios. 81
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

The outlook Is never 20 good a. The
uplook.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

A man was arrested In New 1erey
the other day for digging his oNn
Egars.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

It IL better to be popular than right,
In the minds Of many.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

a virtuous body is frequently gov.
orned by an inyiriuols mini.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

Religion is like music; II we do not
use IL we will lose T..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

The first oflense may be a mistake
but iis repetition Is crime.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-10

Religion that isn't used every day
won't keep sweet a week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-08
jacob BROS & mHCK 7
Never did we show such a line of underwear
SAUK CENTRE MIMI.

Attend the grand opening at Mrs.
Stabler's and view the creations of
wonder"
Don't forget the openi ng, October LIST
I'd and Sd, at Mrs. Stabler's,
Those who desire nice warm or cold
lunch can get It at the Gem Restaurant
at any time day or night.
There is no better cigar in market
than Dona Alfonza-made by John
Theis.
The napkin sociable and supper given
by the ladies of the Episcopal church at
the residence of S. M. Bruce on Friday
evening wasyery largely attended. The
ladies cleared very handsome sum
nearly $4,000.
Judging from the crowds that throng
Johnson Co.'S store each day,i. one has
the impression that an auction or a.hre
sale was going on, but it is neither one;
only an every day occurance brought
about by fair dealing, honest goods and
low prices.
Readers of the HERALD will do well
to carefully examine its advertising
columns. Each issue presents some new
advertisers and some new bargains at
special sale. The HERALD always snp-
plies you with information that will
save you money.
Our bourette is the leader in our dress
goods department. 1t has some claims
to special recognition-there are va
riety of effects combined in the one cloth,
while being bourette it is at the same
time plaid and is illuminated with nu-
bian bar. See it at Mel, Blied's.
E. c. Millar, Editor of the Duluth
News Trib une, joined Page Morris here
on Tuesday and will accompanyihim for
few days on his tour. through the
southern portion of the district. Mr..
Millar is doing well directed and effective
work in this campaign tn behalf Of the
Republican nominees.
Through misunderstanding of the law, it bav.
ing been amended in 1895, the call for the Re-
publican legislative convention for this district
was made two late to be of any avail. 1t is
called for Melrose on the 18th. and the 18th is
the last day forfling certificates of nomination.
Some one will probably be nominated on
petition and the convention will endorse his
candidacy,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-08

J, Adam Bede, ex-United States mar
shall tor Minnesota, will speak in this
city on Friday evening, October 23d.
More specific notice will be given in due
time.
DoN'r THROW Your MONEY AWAY on
inferior goods when you can buy at our
store supeior goods at the same prices
At Mel Blied's.
J. Adam Be lie, the spiciest speaker on
the stump in minnesota in this cam
palgn, will speak in this city on Friday
evening, October %. He will address a
big crowd sure.
The heartfelt sympathy OF scores OF
friends are extended to Mr.. and Mrs. P.
B. Haason IN their bereavement. The
loss of their infane son is grievous
blow to them.
Special sale of Ladies' Fine Fur Car
ments. Friday and SATURDAY., Oct. 9th
| and 10th. Don't forget the date, at
Da hlem's.
The Gem Restaurant is doing nice
business, Everything is kept neat and
clean and one can procure coed cold
or warm lunch on moments notice at
reasonable prices.
Henry Coe of Wildwood has an apple
| orchard that is prolific bearer, and
| the fruit is as good Or better than
any eastern or southern fruit, being
! a-ge, smooth and OF excellent flavor.
Dressm akers and milliners should call
| at Blied's for November Delineator, il is
showing many very beautiful colored
| plates OF fresh warranted modes in gar
rnents and millinery At Blied's
Jacob Bros. & Mack send laundry to
The Eureka Steam Laundry, Minneapo.
lis every Tuesday returning on Satur-
day, 1t is one Of the best laundries in
the state. All work guaranteed.
Do not forget the republican caucuses
to be h.ld on Saturday evening for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
County Convention to be held on Mon
dav next at st. Cloud.
HI. Chafee, commercial traveller
will speak at the city opera house, this.
Thursday evening in behalf Of the free,
unlimited ard independent coinage OF
silver 1911.
The sympathies Of all 60 out tolJohn Me-
Void of this city in the death of his wife,
which occurred on Monday. She was a
victim of typhoid. She leaves family of
children, to whom her death will be terrible
loss.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-08

Chas. A. Morse has made special ar
rangements for placing farm loans.
Partial payments of principal accepted
each year and low rates of interest.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-08
Bees. Bees.

offer for sale or trade for stock, seventy
swarms of bees. May be seen at the late resi-.
dence of John Rue, at Mccormick Lake,
MARY RUE,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-08

Don't buy bicycle until you have ex-
am,ned the Syracuse and the Crawford.
at How Bros. & Co.'S.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-08
house for Rent.

Eight rooms. good cellar. well and
cistern. $500 per month. Enquire
!. B. PERKINS.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-08

you They don't much and the other suit be laid
be satisfied with kind of heavy
Buy pride selling you something that viii look
we'll all through the clothing made honor and will
hang by days after them but will hold their shape
til
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-10-08
DR.. NlvEN.

Elegant work. Lowest prices-Scien.
tiic and painless extracting. Teeth
without plates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25

VAazeoz1. $50 - - Sp@-zzt. Cart
AeiSa. = Young man wao has been gate
active IN re CongreS atEo1ai eauvch and
1@Tts5-21 L1Gsavo- Soesegy. Has arrested
. fer days aro on the charge % feloza-
o-s.T appro1rsa aug 4 certain 80 -. -
poultry j po--5oz OF wz.ea VAS found
roasting n h.s chiczen house Es was
- a4Fe appeared n csart .o3ay % explain
re matter. 53t neglected 20 Dc 50. a.
tneuga taeve were a G0ren Or mere per-
soxls there who JAoGEAt * z1lgzt b. able
10 1eco&n. for tze.r missing paalgry. A
~es4-to-Go citizen and prominent member
Of eAe chu-ca had become his surety for
slF" TIE County attorney sag2oscs that
he yo1nE uaB Is Jve- IN BRITISH colum-
b.a looking FOR witnesses. or possibly
n2are taicAens
Two years ago there we're Is Votes east
ia FeE134ls precinct. this county. Several
days aSo fhere were slxty-Ghree voters IN
taAi FFeclae9 pledged . vote lor Aio-
kinley
TIE Popullst candidate for governor did
not make very extended speech hare. ag-
though there are many here woo would
have been glad 10 have HIN explain how
be happened 10 discover the money germ
II ual.k t1chet instead Of = beer check
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25

Portland. Me. Sept .s-John r. Gentry
To-Day, al Rugby park. paced the fastest
nile ever made in harness and placed the
world record at 1sg0ia. The day as cold
and a light northwsteriy wind was blow
ins uD the stretch when John Il Gentry
with Andrews behind him. came out to 20
against hss record OF 2-8Its, made on Sep
tenber Z. this year, al tslens Falls. y. r
The famous PAGER scored once or twice
with the runner who was 10 pace him and
then went up Tie stretch on what was to
De the fastest sEsfe ever done hy a horse
In harness. The runner was at the PAGERS
throat as they made the first turn OF the
stretch Gentry went steadily and with
apparent ease, Though having hard work
keeping his position.
Tie Judges caught the quarter mile at
"a seconds and the second quarter vas
made in % seconds. making the half IN
ssh The runner, b. the Use % the whip.
WAS keeping up at Gentrys wheel. but
vas making hard work % II The third
quarter Was made in -. seconds. making
tAe three quarters In I.9ot.. As they turn
Ell into the hcsneatrctca and caught the
wind ia the teeth. the crowd began TO yell
wildly and both drivers commenced to en-
courage their horses. VITA the shouting
OF thu crowd. w.Yteh MAS noa cheering like
mad. the PAGER spurted for tks w4re and
considering that be rad tire Wind Ia his
teeth made the most remarkable quarter
OF The heat in 1914 seconds, making ttass
mile IN just z.04l=. Just one second Iess
than the record.
After Gentry's great nile. Robert ].
came out 20 b@at his record o. -.0iis. but
only succeeded IN making the mile IN
-.aeas. Tomorrow STAR Pointer. John u.
Gentry and Frank Agaa wiki all 60 against
time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25
FENIANS on TRIAL
The Prosecution Outlines the
Whole of the Conspiracy.
THE DATE OF THE EXPLOSION,
rt Was Sc. for September Is By the
Four Con>plrato-~ Who Are
or Their Trial.

Loza0-. Set 2a-Zsxzra J. Tvc-T. a-.as
El4xa.r! e. ne Nsx YORK <z.ooEakse77eT
s.2z-xeSi wTea t~e1ES cca2%c1e1 Esta t1s
aileze- dynamic conspiracy, 81 u 1sC1 +
= z lyman = sz41 - - ne z1sgsUS
s2s-s.. vas ara grad a. -ae Bow street
rso@les ccsg~. kes3zy. (. 2. 5Et. Who a.
psz-s-i sur re treasury Gspa-rz-1eEs-,
charged am w4ta eorssE&rsng W1-h T5rs1az
ksaxz4y ana Haines % c@asSa a lyman e
s1qsoss0ss IA tae JzsstG Alng3cEa; aaso
slta aoettlrag dynamite of.ss4ses- tss4
s..a1r4e1 ssas Eae Ga9r gne1 naeuri0ae3 seft
New York - AAgGSs. an4 sAs6 l. Tgas
gs..e cs@aT tsey wee supplied NTH nl-aes-
and sent - ea5< c51sns-g- ~ A Fenla1 ox-
gsnsza.lon q New YORK for ms purpose
q Sosrg - Augs@rE. preparing ksousss AID
dynamite. ard chen securing men N Loga-
don CT Glasgow - exTsosss them
Gil. sad eiaz1 EstsEzs BE- Il naz3 been 6xe1
upon as TIE time when the last step IN
the conspiracy sssso22t z,s s-rsEzssTr1lzslArzsi-
Ivory Gla ass1e3- left New Xo-x On Az
gss. L. reached Southampton Angus. =.
ana proceeded - I~ozAaoel- his SPECIAL ds3ey
being % interview persons coEssss5ere3 Nke-
y 10 ue wiling - engage 81 Tire c-1rEes
p1opose4.
The prosecutor gaze dates % ne a.
ferea. movements q the Ten n Great
Britain and on tlae eoatlnsng. saying 5heY
tszltLls<rs Z ssLS[ E[%ze II t-Qff.[li2-.-
with each o her. Later, GIL read letters
SEM oy T'snzn 10 Ivory. and chose sent -
Ivory 70 r. han
Mr. GA further sail that or September
u ka4rEsy ans Haynes. wilo were A.
Antwerp. cora-s iasse1 t2Aat they we're be-iS
ssa1oNeI and te!esr2 DAe1 Ivory 70 come
r1sat aS4y, as TIE sasaeSs vas slor y.
Ivory objec.eG and pointed our hox he
would alsa.7o4n. as frf@1ss Il ne -
ta4rns4 % Azaersc2 without concluding
fss bas. hess
\ long letter 20 Ty~7ar VIZ also rea. II
wa.ca Ivory charged Tynla wiga h4sg'ag
tie shores OF .rz2-e go much ana n.
toE warning the Cause ercGIh. Tas PRO e
cutzon then gave the s.eiails % the arrest
OF Ivory. wAo. ne n34sJ. Gained ha a..
an AIEeracAa 5oa4rna4 &.
Mr.. c.. st2lel iaat internal 1sach asa
81 new pza.tera acre foGEl IN he peg
SESSION of hsaraeV AID HAYNES waeq .hey
we're arrested. TIE formal evidence
he arrest % livery AIS then presented
After ne evidence hal 5eea fgrals1e4 Of
meetings between Ivory anG his ale-ea
fe.4ow-conspl orators 81 Antwerp. LAe -2se
E4S at5our1esI U2t4l morning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25

- nas taken only six ra.~orss r.
sst Long was pssr on the d~s~-z~
..sSs came near getting a hatf 49,,
49,. % three times, b1s T<ssrg sfa sr-ysa
r. - aasa5sea4yer1saE ard eDt awav ITrag-
a. - go square half Nelson sra
.sss.sf11 hiA man. time. four minutes "a
ass vas Over confident In ,nn waer--.y,
- and while trying for a leg Foia So
Xix an opening Before Iyes.n.s 49,
go h-.@o bapS@re1 Long had him a~yo~st
sNr DosT aud over the neck. There -.
guar cellar ard elbow tSsp3e so~ = So
go. afsa iessaie vert into the air ara
Stick sG7zaraiy on his back. t3,nD IA -
oho1 The third bout VAS g-*erAass-,.,
80. .s u%gans-s1z 70 end. I.e6safr got hx1g
1854 afG worked hard to throw htH
s after tEo-fntnHgs esrssxxsa rc.sar
Ike aNaT. ard was conR-s.xsEafiFssr F,s~r-
go On laz escape wk8egs !1.sssats rt,s = f.s.ss,
Os@- over the TWO rasa went In a sar
- 60 Lcng feaehed both shoulders.
ts1s gfEa5E TIE bout and match ~ t.
~ass time. minutes y seconds
ne crowd Rad great sport when usrrv
'rsls' tfe eTack-A-Jaex ssraeso-Fsornaz
N&ssi4eFf Enst George T.ava1. the Crestr
"a :. tEo o1t Of three ssossz cateh-as-~zfef.-
.aia- Pheips disposed OF his opponent ia
s ssraignt falls. each OF which took
ABOUT thirty seconds
Lao AcInnis. champion lightweight az
Iae Northwest. and rFea Buchanan. q
new man tn the rag. rGr up good bns,t.
eHaiiah could Tot De- e4as3ea with Atc-
iaiaAs IA contest Tor pants. bar con~.fie~-
ing mat Il was his first argyearaszea ne ssst
sttS wen he Is a trifs slow or his fes,.
ShS can stand lots Of punishment and -,
tight hole ngass his way os,s in sae.5
shape. In The first round he showed that
ne can duck ~sil and use hlz left with e.
l@ef- tie liz weak with hIs right but tina,
L. ssiasntiy due TO lack Of experience.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25

re car Is rzzsa1 wazn = rs xts.ss -
wvzs1 80 II - ruw aearsw swn wae-s
ssrcs toe t-esty powers vera -S@es-
toned - Ire government e Sa-svz -
remove P-ssS1@.- Scznassr. zr5 ea-sy In
Re ysar Ss-Ea2zs were informed that ~
~odsG ~ leaving n S@pts1shs- 4 = zaw
CERTAIN hat tie sE-ze q as Gea3--sre =
NzeefSz-n 80 .As powers hare Fsaszhs- ap-
pointed rs s-ccsssc- nor decided - %
away Esga tas cl.ee zseegz-ner. which
.z6sSr 5 TIE desire = many rsS-1az-s ara
natives Cns~f Jux.ire faa Intends % 3eave
Samoa Z neSs15le az the szs CT sne rex-
a11 10 2ecnEsnliSh tbs tAe work 81 .hA
S2pr4T@ eeust IS bang moved O. -
rapidly a. rossghse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25
PER ON Al.

Mr. and Mrs ". II wits. OF skaglt.
are & The DAler
Z. Lolse returned yesterday from d TRIP
10 San Francisco.
Prot. A. {. Jones. OF yashon College. 5
among the Diller arrivals.
john McMaster the Gear Lake sh.ns,e
mill mar. Is at sse Northern.
Benjamin n Townsend Hss returned
from Index and is a. the DiAeT-
John Barc.ay. pay master Of he Back
Diamond mines. i at the DiAsr.
.. Mcclellan. pTouilnens in Whatcorn So
csety c.rcses. IS a. the Northern.
NN1sam J Jones custom house broker.
Port Townsend. $ a. the Ncr5he
John q McNlNan. % Hoauian manager
o. the Emerson int.. j. a. The BuE.er.
J. II. Scaive.y. Of FAirhayeu. safe fe1-
tarer far taa A Q, L. ". IS al TIE Ste
yenS.
Miss Underwood ana Miss Virginia tn
night.
Mrs. J. y. PRINCE aad Mrs T. \. wehb.
tso we.-krcSn Port Townsend laslses. are
a; the Northern
J. \. pumraetf. 81 Portland. vas in TIRE
cts yesterday an As way 70 attend tie
\ II. :. \. stare conversion a. Tacoala
Csar.sz W. Iseozals. % Iss1gu&h. book
keeper and stcre Ese per for the Sa4ftta
coal and Iron Company. Is az The Stevens,
John y. Lane. formerly OF th.s cs5y.
WHrF- tf@ manager ne ff'afe3 Nffs.e nf
Lane 4 CaaHsl.y. NOW of san FTan14s.-t.
= aE the Butter.
r . Ne@rasn. the "a rhATen a et9~ney
IS A tAe Batter. aecGEnQ 3ntest by hl~ Wife
rAeT ar returning from wesz8ing 5our-
hey ln California.
81 y. stone. genera secretary % TIE
Y II g. y az Portland IS AZ ~ D1c5 isr-
t4i En 49, - 10 Tacoma today IS a.
te18 the state conVen !on.
Nr ara M-S = - Nschener. q %ew
York. are a. ske Butter NJ Ml~sanfr "a
.sfafaAt5fglal co@sEe -errefsrv ~ fhe
" e. :. s0d IS here oc rs way - the
ss8 Ia s-sztentteu at Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25
LEADNILLE y MILITARY CAMP.
The Arrests Have Caused Great Con-
sternation .mong tlls. strikers


Leadt.Ee. Col. sept 2A-I1xcept tia.
civil officers are for the time being allow
81 TO exercise slelr constttzat. oaaI pre-
negatives. provided they 80 not interfere
wiki General Brooks movements. MIL
iaFy las is supreme II Lea3vilc today
Soldiers make arrests. dLsArIa al bait or
GERS OF the law. hold prisoners subject -
the commanding officers pleasure and
search houses without other warrant than
the order OF General Brooks.
Tho military court 10 inquire IN
TO the c!rcgnls tA1ces OF the destruction
Q. the Coronado mine and tho loss Of lie
inelGens thereto. convened tn-s forenoon
IN secret to eEdeaEor - establish tie ide n
thy os tins men engaged in the riot for
tho benefit az tha civil authorities. The
sessions VII Dc secret.
The following officers and members OF
the Miners Union are IN jail under
strong guard. being held for the murder
% Fireman O'keefs: Peer Turnoun. vice
president. K Dewar. secretary: George
Handy. Wi.liam O'Byien. Patrick kerns-
dy, j. Y. Doyle. Joseph Otis. John AAeTu.
Conner Richards. Earnest Nicholas. Ell
gene Cannon. Cornelius Shea. Michael
we!ble. Gus Johnson ard Mes c.alsen.
Five members Of the executive commit
tee. including President Aru5urn. are
St.A al liberty and se2nch = being made
for them. The charge against Edward
Rnyce president % the Western Fedora
ton Of Miners. arrested last night, * in
eating rot. based on speech Be made q
couple og weeks aso.
Secretary Dew4r ani Other officers &C.
clare that the outbreak on Monday mora
ing vas contrary 70 the poi~y q fAc uE-
son. and is greatly deQ,o-ea By them. The
arrests have caused conservation among
the strikers. and K - believed has greaty
Weakened their eaNSe-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25

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protest against T1~kisA treatment % ire
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PRESIDED a the meeting.
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on sa2es lbs resent fatal vsoss IN Cersssaza-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

Alexander J. NcIvog-Ty E14H ali give
one ct s1z "a ogl1agfgl exhl1ssloaS C u.Ead
reading Tomorrow afteEaDoa Al -5a
esCGk. from the Stevens hotel.
\ committee az prominent citizens VII
D. selected. wno w.A secrste some oh3ecf
a distance from the EoteL Mr.. Tyu-
Cal Ei-l. while binIfoldsA drive = team
O. aorSes through she street 20 ire place
waeEe Las article - SeeTesc4A. 14sa20lzlI
ard ind *
Ga Sunday evening Mr.. Tynaagi VII ap-
pear a. TIE TAIrd Avenue taeater IA one
Of his marvellous exhibitions OF En4na read
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add files saertsEz1- a rsaExle 81 Special tests
vii De gsyen. inctuGing '--rAe Mystery Tn
raFsie1, GA ths Trail" the Mental
Fletare.' ''I'Ae Robbery" The Cs<8. %
He Ring Replaces" The Wea1.ng. -
Proving a WozF.aas Mind" etc The
tests OF meSmeTism VIII be By ID means
the least interesting feature CT the enter
tA.ament