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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Police Capture a Gang OF
Bank Robbers.
Gold, Silver, Watches and
JeWelry Found Buried.
TWO OF the Crooks Caught Sleeping.
the Other IN His Dive.

HASTINGS, Neb., Nov. 1s. Chief of Pc.
lice Lspinsky has returned from Han
over Kan. where be traced the Dsven-
port National Bank ro bbsrs and succeed
ed In unsa'thing an organized gang
Which has been operating through this
part oi the Stare for the past six months.
List saturday morning the bank OF Dav-
snport was ropbed of everything in the
SAFE, whlch amounted to several thou
saha dollars. The work was done by pro-
iessiondls. Chief Lepinsky got on to
theis trsck and followed them TO Has
lungs. Inc robbers den Is what Is called
mole In the WALL" and was run by
ore o' the gang, who disposed OF the
stolen g0oHs.
II sesrcti z the cellnr the officers uup
up ABOUT 1000 IN gold. $50 In silver, plenty
oi soin watcnes and jewelry besides a
large roll OF scrip 81 several dynamite
pomos. Among the silver found was tnat
Wuleh was taken from the Davenport
pank. The fellows when searched mad
upon their persons $500 in currency.
teverei large revolvers ana four large
stlettus. Two of the robbers were car
tnred while asleep la their rooms ana the
ira one, heing the proprietor of the
owe. WAS csttorsd while on duty. The
turee robb we're tiken to Washington.
kan., 10 aasit trial. special uoIice are
securing the State for other mem bers of
the gang.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
IN THE
.*$%*%

Stocks were heavy again today, and as
the bears were active and the support
not very pronounced, securities took
another step on the downward scale. The
depression of London also had a weaken
ing effect, and the fact tnat the market
on the other siae would probably con-
iinue In the same lethargie condition
until recognized capital interests In New
YORK took hold OF the buying did NOT
tend 10 Rrouse a favorable sentiment.
Nortiey sums no the mttier in his noon
letter 10 Neeoeus Kendall * Go. lie saws:
"Ihe bearish fact ions today were two:
First. the unexpected large increase in
~. Paul earnings, and, second. rumors
OF bearish nature affecting Sugar IL ia
SAID that Insiders are afraid of some hos
tile legislation by Congress. / hardly
think this likelv, as ! believe that the
next Congress VIII 90 little or nothing.
southern securities ana G. S& q. were
adversely affected by ihe victory of the
Houmen party In controlling the Sea-
board Air Line. Fears are naturally felt
that there will be renewal OF the rare
war In the Sopth. which would. of
course, result In decreased earnings for
1. d. o., Southern Rsiiway and l.. K.
y. eeoeraliy the sentiment on the floor
Is s1inew aat besrisb, not on account of
anything conditional in the affairs out
SIDE OF livestock Exchange, but merely
bScause the professional element thinks
that the market IL overpought, and that
the public Will not be active on the bull
side until after the meeting of Congress"
Inc report OF the railroad earnings for
thn second week of Novem Der had great
influence upon the market. St. Paul
how'd decrease of s2is, 900; Canadian
Pacific decrease of S32, 600, and Iowa
central decrease Of $1,000. AS there is
nothing upon which 10 base the hone
thst other railroad snowings vi not be
as bad, traders are In quandsry as to
what IL is that keeps up prices.
Pierce, who predicted the present bear
movement, saws today: I continue to
beiieve the important interests in Wall
street have marketed their stocks and are
thoroughly in favor Of a reaction. Rail-
road earnlngs are likely 10 favor those
VINO take profits now"
In spite OF adverse circums stances, how
ever, Joseph Is still 5uliish. He believes
De advises the purchase of Manhattan,
sugar and Western Union and rates
Pacific Maii as good holding.
Inc Pacific Mail directors meet today
when, II Is expected, they vii, begin
business upon the per cent. basis. The
Lead directors are TO meet tomorrow
When Inc regular quarterly dividend of |
- "iii Pi"ohplN oe ueciareu.
Alone, IN New York today was easy on |
,aii at 3l2a4 per cent. Prime mercantile |
pa pers 5R6. Sterling Exchange steady. |
with actual business in bankers rills at |
l.S5a l2 for demand ard 4.S1loa3, for 60 |
iGys. Posted rates a.s2s4. S3lo and 4. SEA
I.s7. Commercial bills s.S0la. Silver cer-
incates 90 1-Sal2. No sales. Bar silver
'.5f; Mexican dofiars S-S.- Government I
bonds nrm. Clearings, Sl29, l2l. 925. Bal
Incss, ,So291, SOS. Sub-treasury debit bal
nee, 1921, 27l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Baptist Young Peoples Union.

The fourth annual convention Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Of Rhode
Island opened this afternoon at the Cen.
tral Baptist Church.
The order CT exercises at the opening
session was as follows:
Praise service; reading Scripture, Rev.
j. V. Osterhout, Providence; PRAYER.
hev. ;. T.. Fisher. Providence; singing
az dress of welcome, Rev. L. ID. Ander-
son. ID. d., Providence; presidents ad :
dress, report of secretary, report OF treas
urer, appointment of committees, sing
ing, address. 1.-The Mutual Relation, of
the Il. Y. Il. U., and the X !. Baptist
State convention" Rev. ID. w. Faunce
ID. d., Pawtu:get; singing, address.
"Jho Educational Work of y. Y. +. u
and Denom1national Loyalty.n Rax.- i.
X. Ever, PTOvideDce; address, "Our
psper-The Baptist Union. Rev. w. 4.
Green. Natiok; singing; address, "De-
Il itCness," Miss Ella ID. McLaurin, Bos-
ton; report OF committees, election OF
officers, conferences.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

Chicago, Nov. 1S-The Chicago and
Northern Pacific railroad. with all its
properties, was sold at noon yesterday
az the east door OF the courthouse Tor
$4,000, oO0 W. A. Butler, Jr.. purchased
the road at master in chancerys sale Tor
himself and J. Il. Simmons, Henry
Budge. Robert G. Martin, Simon Stern,
William Bertens and a. S. Heidclbach
The effect OF the sale Is TO place the in
solvent road and all its resources in the
possession OF the bondholders commit
tee. There was no contest, Mr.. Buffers
single bid Of $S,O0O,OOJ being the only re-
sponse that greeted the master as ne
completed reading his order Of sale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Bomb story Repeated

London, Nov 1S.-A correspondent o,
The Daily Mail at st. Petersburg say.
he is able to confirm the report tina,
CONSERVATION existed while the car wa,
on his visit in England over the dis.
covery OF a plot against his life. The
Belgian police seized parcel Of bombs
which were en- route from Paris. tus,
before the czar was leaving England.
On the same night the Paris police ar.
rested 40 suspects. In the absence of
absolute proof the matter was dropped
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
A Demand Tor Bryan

Springfield. Mo. Nov. 1S.-Willlam J.
Bryan and his party of hunters arrived
here yesterday. The train was met by
big crowd, and before the party could
make its way up town. Mr. Bryan was
compelled 10 make short speech I'm re-
sponse to the demands OF railway shop
men, From the hotel balcony Mr.. Bryan
made another short speech. The party
left for Chadwick, where they will be
conveyed to the game reserves in Taney
county
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
MANnFAcrr,Rnsn covrA,

Excuse me- observed the mau in
sp'ct7clos, "but am a surgeon, and tnat
IS not where tho liver is." Never you
MINI whsre bis liver 4" rotorted the
other. "Ii II was In bis big toe or his
icit ear. DoWitt's Little Early Rissrs
would roach it and shake SC Tor him. On
tnht you eau tot your gig lamps"
JOSEPH s. Johnston's Phsrmacy, Ssa
Westminster street; " tzger's pharmscy.
20 Sort b Msin street; Alirsd's Pharmacy,
sli E1dy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
A Case Of Murder and Suicide.

b. OOMrEGT0G, ILL.,, Nov. IS.-The
bodiea OF James ware and Mrs. Ella
hickets were found in the Locus street
ViGduct OF the Chicago and Gibson road
with bullet ia the forehead Of each.
The man mad evidently shot the woman
ana then turned the weapon on himself.
Ware occupied part of tho house in which
the Rickets resided and the two had been
suspected If intimacy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

At Youngstown. o.. Nos 1 and puddle
mills. Williams bar mill. the three bar
mill, 12-inch. the hoop. guide and sheet
ml11s aTe an ODerating, and OXpeCT 70 Keep
going for some time.
The Columbia Cotton company has or
dered its mills at New Ipswich. ". H..
To start up on haif time for two weeks.
at the end of which they viii be operated
IN full. The mills have been shut down
several weeks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

Boston. Nov. 1S.-YesteTday was n
weather rccord-breaker here. the mer-
curry having reached a higher point than
at any time during the second 10 days q
November. since the weather bureau was
established hero, I'm 1871. The ther-
mometcr at the weather bureaus head
quarters at noon yesterday. showed a
record OIL degrees. Nov. %. 1885. showed
a record Of CO. the highest previous rec
ord for the second 10 days OF the month.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

Absolutely pure. perfectly harmless.
and invariably reliabls are the qualiiie
OF Ono Minute Cough Cure. II never fails
In colds. Group snd lurg troG bles. Child
ren ike IL h'cause it is pleasant TO take
and 1t hel ,s them.
Josrrh :. Johnston's ~ armacy, SIS
Westminsler 7irr1t; aleisgsr's Pharmacy.
2sO North Main SIR, ct ;Alfrod's Pnarml cy.
sii EIdy ,trc,t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
support with "a proy,.o

Montreal, Nov. 1S.-The London cor.
respondent Of The Evening star say,
that he learns that the Canadian dele.
gates to the Pacific cable conference
now being held In London, haze been In.
structed TO support the scheme only on
condition that the proposed cable be.
tween Vancouver anu Australia shah
not touch on foreign soil, not even at ths
Hawaiian islands
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Cattle. Meat aud Iiuuor

Berlin. Nov. 1S.--According 10 TIL,
Frankfurter Zeitung. negotiations con.
tinue between the United States anc
permany regarding German imports OF
WINE ana malt liquors, presumably liz
connection with the proposal OF Mr.. Nor.
ton' secretary Of agriculture. To exclude
adultcrated articles, which is a retort tc
the German exclusion of American cattle
and meat the whole question Will prob.
ably be discussed in the reichstag.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Referred to Register in Insolvency.

bornard McCaughev, ,sssi-nee OF Marlin
MOrrav. pubiI,ner of the PGvtgckct
tribune, tocqy applied n the at,pel'stc
"'uri fJran tllowenca Of siO42.the amount
peBded by him above the cash recciois
.iee be assumed tae tusctsh.p. The
sH' iion waa ref rrid 30 L3rin "a. C,ox.
registrar 10 Insolvency.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
A Fisherman Drowned.

SCIrUATE, Nov. lS.-Jobn Walch, a
hsheramn. of this place was drow ned by
TIE oyerlurning Of his boat, in heavy
sea on the First cliff, this morning. Ho
ioayes a widow and ~ cbildron.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

Cattle, 14000.
Sheep, 1900.
Heavy shipping hogs, 2.95@3.40
Dec. wheat puts. IN calls, sOl2.
Corn, May puts, 27l2; calls, 27cs.
Dec. Curb Wheat. ....
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

Dr. Miles Nerve Plasters for Rheumatisn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
** financial World.

Arm Sims. 80. DO pref .... :. 49,.
norman mtg. 90 cs....-.
DO pref .... go. Paw II Q. ...
hosler Safe Co. .... 80. Pbn'sHs .... .... 80.
40 pref.... DO pref. .... .... 10
Equitabie...... 60 ... Prov wash. 90 6lH
Merchants. 80. a 6.Is
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Mar Elec....... sis 90 Prov Tel 80. rs ....
Prov Gas. ...... as IS RI Eiec Prot .... 80.
do righis'.... .... Woon Elec... zee. zee.
Paw tas"...... 90.
nISCFLLAEEoUs
Con steam. 80. Safe 80. ....
Ex-piy Spercent Er div ! per cnt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
roo LATE ron cLAssIrIcAyYON.

WANTED-First-class salesman for lulri-
eating oils, grcases aud spccialtics: salart or
compassion. Equitable Refining Co, Cieyo.
land, @. nfs-gt
WANTED-Room and board for man and
VIC; price 80. refcrcuQses exchanged. Adj
KIT, Nuws Office. nis6t
TO LhT-A pleasant front room with hay
WINDOW. furnished or unfurnishcd: 123 West.
min ter street, corner Dean. Inquire of DR.
&. W. Barlow, 72j Westminster st n is 81
GREAT RARGAIN-Psjces cut in two.
lc) Ladies' and ChildrCn- Trimmed Hats,
worth Nhp, St.W AM 500. tfis sale qNc,
tlh0 e. 80 and s3O0: "a few n,cer worth g. ~
and 800, this sale $3.50 aud sans: we also
trim your hats and bonnets for 2ac. at Dry
foods store 80 Westminster street, Hovlc
building. a. CHlCOINE. nis.a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

WAsHINGToS, Nov.l6.-Weather thrent-
ening with occasional showers, warmer
Tonight. Northessteriy winds becoming
westerly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
= a. VI.
IIO1'OR
COLD.

TO-DAY NOV. fs. 1906 TO-DAY
baromeier and thermometer from the CITY EnvI.
neets department weather DuIeaa at, a. n R,.
iomeier reduced To "a sea level,
THERMoMETER BAROMETER.
iouay.'.'.'''''''''' 4aVl 30l,
Yesterday ......... b105 soa
.he day is o hours and "a minutes long
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PERSON AL.


". S Clark. of New York. is at the
Occidental.
J.E. Frost. OF Olympia. state auditor. IS
at the Butler.
Mkt Saito. japanese consul az Tacoma,
Is al the Stevens.
Robert Croft. OF Victoria. is registered
az the Occidental.
State Treasurer Q. \. Bowen. OF Olyn-
pia is a the Butler.
j. H. Schively, state lecturer OF the A.
.. L. w. is al the Stevens.
Thomas J. Newman. a Fort Townsend
banker is at the Northern.
g. 4. Founder a mining man from Ross
land. r. C. is at the stevens.
Capt J. T. Moore. a prominent lumber
dealer OF Utsalady. is at the Diller.
w Il. Stockbr.dge. collector OF customs
a Everett. Is d guest at the Northern.
\. L. Prent.s and O. W. Durl.n. OF Port
land. are among The guests al the o"ef-
dental.
Rev. Calvin W. Stewart, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian churcn, AZ Samner. IS
at the Occidental.
Guy l.. Pearson. a rancher ard stock
raiser OF Stanwood. is at the Dtlier. ac-
companied by his wife.
Capt Antonio Bevento. OF the Italian
bark Lazzlro, is at the Northern. His YES
sci IS discharging cargo at Everett.
James Paterson a Victoria merchant.
"a here on a short business trip. and IS one
OF the guests a the Rainier-Gfand.
Walter :. Futon. % the law firm OF
White Munday * Iu,ton. i At Providence
hospital, suffering from typhoid fever.
Mrs Harper Mckechnie and her dangh-
ter. Miss Eva NCkechDIe. are guests o.
the Stevens. They are tourists. and hail
from Pasadena
or.n Baxter. Y. Hanson and j. II.
Moore. all weil-known ranchers Of Fail
CITY are on business Ia the city, and are
stopping a the DIl.s-.
Edward Cookingham. cashier or tAs
Commercial National bank. % Portland.
was In ;own yes tsr,iAy. making his head
quarters at the Rain.er-eirand.
William Howarth. OF Everett. manager
of the Everett paper mill. 5 at the Butler
on his return from 4 TWO months visit
East lie IS accompanied BY his w-fe
Rev. Thomas VI Gum. synod chief mis-
sionary OF the synod OF Washington, mas
moved from LatoRa - Waaa Nalla. and
his future ad ircsA vii ae @i5 Or. Newell
street. that city.
Cap. Richard Chllcott, o. Port Bakcley.
an4 Capt. JOAN Barnesan. members ot
the ~eu-known firm OF BarneSon * chill
,>ot-. ars AZ sac Butler. accompanied by
Mrs. CRHcoit and Afrs. Barneson.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

Hon. j. s. NicMlllin and Hon. r. e.
Nickiin. who have Just returned from "A
successful Republican campaign toGr in
San Juan eoanty. Will speak al Coupeville
THIS evening.
Al Popalist headquarters yesterday y
VAS given oft that Cyclone Mallory and
Farmer Todd would take the stump
during the coming week for the state ana
national tickets, u was also given out
that George Turner would take the stump
next week.
Seattle has new political freak In the
person OF a snooth-faced. bald headed
Populist OF The cBrbStone variety This
disciple OF free everything made himself
heard on various sidewalks yesterday. and
occasionally ran into snag In the person
or a quiet. urassumlng Republican.
Among tae visitors at Republican state
headquarters yesterday were STATE Treas
urer ozro \. Bowen and Hon. John : Nc
Mlllin both OF whom report gratifying
progress Tor sound money. Mr. McMi!l{n
says ihat san Juan county viii very likely
De unanimous for Mckinley and Sullivan.
Tho Republicans OF Stanwood had rally
last Saturday night. \ good sized crowd
turned out to listen 80 speeches by John
Rroeneli. OF Everett Both OF these we'll
known speakers made good arguments.
The a. o. L. W. band. OF SIanwOOd. t3rn-
ishct good music
VIII =. Humphrey IS in receipt Of a
letter from his former Ian partner. ". NJ
Reeves. of indianapolis. In whica that gem
ti"uau states that Indiana VIII Sufeiv roll
up a majority Of te@.9a for Mckinley IN
NoTem Der IN this same c0nnec -oa Mr.
Humphrey resolved another letter from a
Michigan friend. "a which he stated that
that state vaa.4 give Mckinley a very
large plara a..
col James Hamilton Lewis was abo5t
the Str~sr Yesterday. saavciy bow.ny
rlg8t AMI ssft, .i making lttie difference
whether the ped vas returned or even
noticed. snd a 10 the ladies' she colonel
Was never f0oSe courteous. To several ne
complained 90 be!aE extremely tired e.t-
ing the impression t1@t IL was a difficult
task IN make peop,e heficve t.eiue~ they
kDew were uog true. The esoQerr.ttl col
ouei seems - fsel tn8t he is csstnlnialtnx
iast cause. even sNoaEa Gs wsagS tAe
lonul e trade marx on his fare.
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r-.-.,sv--Tosn /. wElse- ocsoher e

,S,--rns.~ I. vnse- October -.
ss,..s.s-- n .ias4rl Z Humphrey. cc-
'o 49, = yal,ey--John H. Powell ard WI
49, = Morris October 2
= f5~e.fsxr n. Ross. October :: Harry 4.
rsf-~r1.a ard Frank ~. eastman. Oslo
% 80. M. cou-ty-ailsn Weir. week be
r4srsng ss-psers,ssr >.
ss;ss.e,,ss.r.evs..e-Jo.sn & NcMiiisn. Septer1-
% rsI.a-Tofs,. l.. wilson. October 6
Iaygos-E " Pass. October ?. Joan w
Cy~son October -
Es4@ar-- " l. Jones. October J. r. A.
a,sr .sseysIrg-Fserrrsoa W Craven. septe-r-
bsr g ". r.. esay. oetooer TO-
EvErest--Joaya : McAAlan. October J.
" L Jones. October :.
t;zrfsrla an4 As0tln Counties-T. P. Fisk
ard Milo A Root. week beginning Septeni-
u~at,fa,n -Johr l. Wilson. o-teher s.
Iwars-S II. Piles. October -
Eafarna-S r. Piles. October -.
KsEso-Jonn /. wilson. ociooer Is.
IL goaGer-R- a HalInsef. 0etDOer T.
Ilanxsey-R. A BaEIBger. October :
Ianeosn couzzy-A. Z. Rice. September
- o. oc-ober and .
I.eavezwort1-A- ". Frzter. October S.
Mape falley-W lliiam Z. Humphrey.
September -.
N5n5non-Iaan H. Powell and William
II Norr.a. September -
Mount Yern0r-R- a. Ballinger. October
Miss.oB--A II. Frater. October !.
Norm YakiTElss--.soy- john h Mctira*.
Andrew r. bar4eIgn and +. W. Cushrnan.
October !.
Noveity-John II. Powell and William II.
oak Hsr5or-R. A. FaiIinger October ?.
Olympia-John L. Wilson. October Z. W.
/. Jones. October 6.
Port Angeies-w. f. Gay. October 5.
Port Townsend-W. r Cav. october S.
TuEman-E. w Ross. September %.
Pon-eroy-John W. Corson. October 20.
Richmond Beaeh-W. X. Gay. october ..
Ros.yn-Co, Thaf Huston. October g.
SesfTo-W. l. Jones and X. i. Ba.hnger,
O. CHER ).
sldaey-w r. Gay. October $.
Saohognssh--R a RaEineer. oofober -.
South Bend--John /. Wilson. October 3.
s r. Fi.es October -.
staneood-John :. MoMil.sr.. October j;
s. H. Pies. octc0er 8;
suIlas-s. II. Plies. October :.
Tacoina-John l. Wilson. October 3: D.
II. Piles. October IS.
sheltoT-John 1. Wilson. October s.
Snitan--A. w. Fraser. October 5.
Seattle~-Johu L. Wilson. october 10.
Spokane co.:niy-John ". corson. oc'o-
Toli-Jo1n H. Powell and William II.
Morris, September 80
Tniontown-E. W Ross. September %.
Walla walia-E. w Ross. october 5:
Senator JOAN II. Mitchell. OF oregon. Oc-
tober 4.
Whatcom-W. l.. Jones. October .
Walia Waila cnunfr@ Alsea Weir. week
beginning octoaer ). john W. Corson, oc-
Iober Is.
Wes- SeattIe--Wiiiam f.. Humphrey.
September 80
Wooiinvi.ie-w r Gay. October l.
Whitman county-John W. Corson. Oc-
tooer ana 2.
Naierviie-A, ". Frater. October s.
Wenatchee-A W Frater. October 9
Wa.fsourg John S. McM4llin. october 3.
Yakiln3-Andrew y Burlelgh and FRANK
W. Cushmag. octoO.t J.
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Mining companies Incorporated.

The following articles OF incorporation
were nle-a in TIA auditors office Nesterdsy:
The Fortune Greek Mining, Milling AMI
smelling COMPANY. The CAPT. Al stock Is
sla.0oo. an l0.1oo shares The lfe az the
corporation shall be ATTY years. and the
principal phase OF business saau Be Ballard.
TIE trustees named. Who shall uaraEe ia
affairs. arr. - : Emery. u &. S1art1P.
Henry Stephan. Pad Hopkins and otto
Johnson all residents u tae ely o. Hal-
lar3.
The Ross,aua ard TFau Creek Mining
f'amusuy VITA q czrsf8. stock 81 Si.1ssl sssa
divided into eco 80 saares nos assssa i5ls.
TIA existence az tae charter shah he afty
years. and i-s 7gssnsss sbaf Do nnoer the
direction - three trustees. joan 81. White.
fr: fraak DelAoalpics aat 3. r Totem
Tire principal sSace of business shall Be
Seattle.
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Sixth and Eighth Ward Republicans.

There VII! be a grand rauy OF the Re
pu5licans OF the Sixth and Eighth wards
at Anderaon's hall corner OF Depot and
Willow streets. this evening, September -.
a O'Clock Hon. w. +. Humphrey and
other able speakers Will address the meet
ing. The Campaign Qi,ertette Club VIII
render some fine selections. All citzAns Of
the district are cordially invited 20 be
present, ana will be well entertained
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Delegate To NouteSano.

Al the Republican primaries held on Sat
urday the following persons were elected
delegates 10 the county convention, 10 ne
held at Montesano September 50. G. II.
Pett.t. q. ". France. Geo. l.. Davis. J. F.
Soule. u. +. Hun. J. -. Dean. r. l.. Phil
brick. +. Perry. o. NJ. Kellogg. NJ. Alberto.
J. VI. Heath, \. \. Cooper. II. i. Lyile.
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second Ward Republicans

The Republicans OF the Second ward Will
meet az McDonald's hall, corner Jackson
and Taylor. tomorrow night. All who be-
lleve in sound money are asked 10 attend
I. :. TWICHELL, Committeeman
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Dr.. Tins Wa Nof her.

Fn lie notice ~ Tyu8alrs performance
a. tae Thfrd-avemue Taeatsr an&ay night
xhe name ~ Ir n r. Titus vas given
as ere az the committee. i)r thus was
not at ,ha lne4fer. AND Says BE aas not
a.sers co1S.nces4 IF she Eesuneaess Of Afr.
Tynaalrs perfoT Manees-