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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-24

pensosA. Sept. z.-sThe Ang1o- Egyptian
forces are 81 fan possession OF ponEo,@.
and the E0ufan sxpscgtiou proper hAs
been brought % = ssecsssfal close. TIE
sase with wsEs1a tbs result sas been achaey-
81 70 xzeetss1lz.g, faauga 2rqaest CTS by
81 10 Cue 10 thosoggsnexs Of lie yserarS-
tons for . pzOsrsctss campaign. which
w&s ons 81 tie Assla%~t Sssss3bs lee
TITO advance upon DoaKess gGs Segan
~ o e.cc& g. II. The Gxzboats covered
;ss left f&nk ~ tie cavalry a.. the cam
zrs, oe-Es s&s Oh tA@ r1gha flask. Scout
s-y parties ~ cavalry fs8ae sA2i tha Der
v4s1es baS nos caIy abandoned tA=sr o2t-
sees*E. bat thar tAesr aaz1n camp lad been
cssertess fke eHeFny sssseg = r. r gas ard
ssrrgtrN @th than thesr women an1 chl.-
ersn- Wherfvsr s&rf.es e he pery;snes
we're s'gh*sf. they ~sr@ ss1rse@H by cav
inr~. mary % re sagiflye3 le.ag tied.
T-s~ Tlsrssast. sssessess every .e4acazn@EE %
fextzek that eaFnn sataiH rage o. tAeir
gUns and SO much ss@rutson.
AZ 80 pr "a !3@~sias7 cssae-s. With re
src~ptleE o. WaE f.tsaGra- have s5rrcTs-
t@~sz arc yse a1s-psttta- % - - pa n
.svNes 70 as sessstos aaa completely coi-
1asst3 essly Eve BRITISH pessisra ~e-.
~us'sssss ln zass lays asc-n eanz. Tier.
~er~ ~sgez~ea ST. ne41 Tzrss. q 1arg~ assan-
stft - sfa4usfteTl. rreas stores of grain
ARD TggY.w 7cess ara fserv3s Aesa-6sfsg 70
- tn;szx ssa# department 6efax-t3oF4s a.
osna 4r.a end Eh&Tsns1m s3.reassn IN.
ossrs2srew - tas xA@iifA w-tAia a sslzrr
s4gl~
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POISONED THE corrEx.
A Cabin Roy's Reyenge for . Well
Earned " hippin..

N-w York, Sept. Z--CApt- Cox, OF The
British steamer Dulwiteh, which has Just
arrived Srou IloHo. Philippine stands, via
DelaEaTe bTeakwater. reported an a.
tempt on The part q one OF me ships bows
10 poison al hands by putting veru4l.on
paint n th- coffee. Il vas iasI sunday
morning, when ne steamer VAS lylag ~
side the Delaware break water 49, ing
her orders 70 proceed that she cook. gong
suddenly INFO the galley from me deck.
caught the ships boy. Robert Peacock
acting IL very peculiar manner. Pea
cock, who IS about Il years old. mad been
whipped the night before By Capt. Cox FOR
stealing and lying. Ths~cook was sas-
pielous, ard upon inves-iga found n IA :
appeared 70 - Z lump CT vsrmiiioa pain.
n the bottom OF the coffee pot. from
which al hands were sooa 10 20 supplied
with coffee Tor breakfast. He a. o.ce re-
ported the matter 20 tae captain. who de-
termlned 20 turn he boy over 20 the au-
thori,ies. but his orders 20 sail were i'm
perativs ard 50 he brought him along 10
this port Peacock halls from near Lon
don He has quite frank expression. and
does not look capable OF such deet- he
has been fifteen months on tae Dllwttca.
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CONDEMNED DT~PATst

beer renoTslinaeet by u. Repa5.lean. Of
the Seventh district Of Kansas
Ex-Cong Tsssassn Jerry Simpson. N.
Popu.4ss, began s@rsMs % SIX Political
1es'azs a. Hutchinson. Kan. OF Tasssay
Or. Lewis Swift. Of he Mount Lowe oo-
s@rv@tory. ca fora-a- mas discovered two
new comets COS. together. both beng
about ore degree from the sun
Senator Foraker o. Oa.0 ri w1-ak az
Burlington. la. October 5. thar eas. bang
TIE Ee pa osicAn Say o. the sexal-crnssunia al
csaeera ION Of gss admission OF 3owa into
the Union
jay r. Se-. ef..or ard publisher O, TIE
Daily DroyerE Telegram. wss noEnine 81
2'ao..csns q tae Fsftn eisZrict. o. Kansas
CAY. CT TUESDAY.
Tns Oregon state executive COMMITTEES
of ne god STANDARD Democrats has select
- t0IT pTezsft<7l al fa%Ct9rs. Tha e,@-xcrs
ehosea are G. J TreacaArd r A. seu-
YER. A.sxsrr@- Holmes and L. r. Cox
Gov Hastings ~ Pennsylvania has
EgF 1oan bards.sy. sx-c.ty treasurer. OF
r!3Aas-a-p7l a, $40 ~ l.&l Eas sentenced 10
f1fiss1 years Tor snnbszzitrx nearly a NJ
laoa dollars Ok tae city ard state money.
Grand Master Workman J. y sc~~-elxr,.
q ne r. 81 l.. Has establishes ia r,nsca 20
4 "a 1A3fsAt l2Gov t8r@aa. a the Interests
q BRAN ara Na-son. Hs w5iI h@ assist
% ~ a@fnoer ~ prominent "a Dor E~a8ers
ASs4 So Day SPECIAL attention 10 .he cam
Falsn n Chicago.
The. HOFFMAN Rubber Company a.
broadway ami Grand street %ew Yorx
lever; non4av afternoon. TINS xtrf-I-
Sehey q t1e MONEY Fraarkst {. me caus.
a. So Assets ABOUT xsse.l1o. Liabilities
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EFFOBTs AT FUSION.
snohornfah PopUl3sfs Take Back Their
NoLnln4taons. hilI Hold the II ring

Everett, Sept l--Spec.al-In the effort
% .lse. ne PoSlslsls, Democrats and
coats hold the town today. WITH a pretty
42Tse representation from all parts OF ne
county. Tiers we're about seventy dele
gates Il the convention q free silver Re-
2uo!icans. who met n Labor hall and eff
fseted a temporary organization with j.
u f'T1z chairman ana e. l.. Aarxh rec
rotary. A. The afternoon session .ae tenn
pora-y organization was made permanent
ana conference committee OF zine was
appointed. Judge Back briefly addressed
he convention IN opposition to rsopsn.ax
me question OF nominating . can3t2A,s
for superior tsdge, especially a. Ktsap
county vas not represented
Ihe Democratic convention wax held "a
central opera house, al bat enc precinc.
~ tie county being represented ". J.
Gillespie called the convention 10 order
After the u9uA pTeIIminaries EyrcAnus
Il scknan .as made permanent chairman
ard Or. Marion, OF Sultan secretary 4
conference committee OF nine, 10 meet sim
lar committees from the Popullsts AMI
Goats. was appointed. ana the convent ton
adjourned until = o'clock tonight
Aueh interest centers in the populists
who nee; In Harris opera house They
nornina 81 q fan county ticket on July e,
but Afterwards met the oyertures fer fu-
son and after q hot debate today de-
es5eG 20 fEse BY a vote of 81 10 10 Several
81 the big guns are here, including Farm
- Todd. Of Mason county: Cyclone MAJ
lcry, J y. Sinclair. Pat Murray and 9TH
ere James Brady. OF E,amonas Is chair
man; :. ). Sullivan. Of Everett. secretary.
and Edward skasgs. OF S1ohoxnlsh, as
IS ant secretary. Al ths session tonight
conference committee OF asteen was q >
pointed
The designations OF ali ths nominees O.
tAs Fopelist county convention he'd "a
Ne Ne p So
wAs resolved tAat they ID no, take effect
0nui Such urne as tle convention deems
necessary After she conference commit
go ~as appointed a motion was made 10
Teeonsi9eF this action and accept TIE res
4SHAtlons HnQuallhe3ly, BAT Il WAS over
~helTainSly vcte6 down. as ar ego-- al
wire pulling. The sentiment being thai ~
the conference report vas not satgsFac-
tory tbs PcquEst ticket would s;and "a
nominated - Juiy. The PopuBsts are
~&ry Nad the convention may hs n ses-
son tor two or three dayR
AZ y 3 IRE conference committees a..
s'iA In session aaa the conventions haya
adjourned untli morning a. o'clock.
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San Francisco. Sept at too. lust two
minutes for Il tary 70 decide today that
Miss Emma Ashley was insane when she
fired a pistol shot st T. J. Baldwin. IN
Judge slack's cour; A few months ago.
Miss Asa4ey's sister Lillian susd Baldwin
fer damages FOR seduction and the trial
or thai case was IN progress when ths
shooting occurred. ETErna Ashley sat be-
hind Baldwin, and holding a pistol close
20 his head fred. The bullet sraxed the
scalp OF Lucky" Baldwin. but aid no
further damage. Miss Ashley was seized
and in the excitemeu: that followed there
came near being another shooting ARRAY
between Bai6wiu's mana ger. UuruS. and
Attorney CTitterden. The testimony IN
the trial OF Emma Ashley showed that
she had become asranEed through worry
over her sisters case. and because OF in
sufficient nourishrnen.
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NOT DEAD. BIT SLEEPING.


County to ~e3cct CandaAat..~
Port Town e~rf SEPT e -g~e-~fst ~.
Democrats party q jefferson county ..
no, = ching e. jHe past Ar exe.at.v.
r1~uEattfas CO ;r1e al tired L}s,-s- -,er,lt.s
tsVs Effected a temporary 0reanlza.fe-
as5 issa@l cali rar t2e election az ae-=-
gates - I'eg1orrsris ~cnEeH .kau Charles
s. Jones, no ~as csEs.sate before Jer.
ainxs to9ut4st cenventic1 foT 1879 res1a. ina
t.la - i4s,cs = she peace. - chairman OF
- &haat-ts-oe Iereetes DeFna--a -v
K e h4t "a 20 -. 500. gaAc naay of Tie
se1 e~s - tatS uaTe1aeB fcr tAe uerae .s-
a-tor - Dem o-~atl- rrlncir.e se~s sr-
'ssecessf =. caat dates I1- caH.rstiefs ss-
s-.sces i- Jennings eceveTss.oa. 81. t3e-
t#f1 we've ifew aerats. or. .aas IS Ce saF
taey Say 1eeY @c@ Ite-a 3c~zss SOW
e = ca-a naft3 or re uansrs-,4--
- - 7-oa - }'saaa~rse4c convention -
>ee-e n7u s7 oppose tee pap1 s.e
Ho& .Ae - sSs9F@,s ceer q. ~
Saturdays rc1ee1- ou- Tsa Y3TsErs-s "a
uss Se5 r1se3 g9 e- une-.-- Is
SCI tase ,s4-- BE -rse-saf a. th- -a7-
aE -aaVe7-1~ NY t1at procedure i. "a
FrsPsse1 81 slaughter tae Fezss
sEe ass 9s #-Aerere AZ ass aazar.s avs
Is a. prosesals p 4eee- TEE Ese17a1---.
81 Jefferson eoea&y - 1e. against tsa e.e-
.rasl = -ns- parry. aet ~ wreaE
Tsnssa-e@ - 80 Fo4-l-&@ tra5.5-s a..
sael. sLl4&
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1hOy Call vrson the Governor of Aary-
Land for ~ TxDs@ aatfer1-

I'D sSft ~ y iva 4s*<s%4~~
Zoneor. E~p;- gy-'T-as lscsa s@Gsevs 81
shh q leszsr from Cor. LoEnsss. % Is-T-
sa-s1. 20 axsss FTas-s-c. e game. So-o--
ery secretary 80 re satseT isc5zns es-zs-
rrst.sS ~ E<kgssrs1. - vrsNh - sck1rTs-
A<res reesscs ss Hsr ietssv r-szisg 80 ~
iss oorscerTatnx ire svnealns - y@ssga
cocxsnz ~ T@&DZsf.. I'd. Coz. LoTrsa-s
explains rfsar t4s officials ws-s overSo yer
81 sDt ais:
~ eresoss essr-xnxs srorr IN. Rslssr4srs
American ard sos Sur. sswsng <ssi sc-
count Of fAe Eaxnenta nss affair. fFoen sssn1
q xsg ~ seer tnzt 30 STssJ1sr. wss1 as ~
ssxsi essto6y u - essrsg - CssKstS
ees7sy efArgs6 STIR TIE sauFsieT % IS
s.fs and sssgsr-fH~saw. was foFesssy ssssn
b. az xrrzss bo1y u fzsn sns iyEeh@6-
Fl note xxa ussen Era tsf5ga Tor yotr
s.s.srrAa, shgt yoor COMMITTEES. aat
fn FAC, tie British p2sssc yen@r-
ally rave s3H&ys bed EzEys2D1
sr high resysct as a pzrsi-ui&rsE lss-
asi6sEg hna a3s-Ievlnx state. aEs6. - or
Ger TIE more Ez.IT = ssa1re yo2 thai tSs
e0rr6e1ce tAs4a expresses 52s Dot ben
NJ ~.8sces. I encssss .or yc9r Information
clippings from 1as 6asay press concerning
-1a crime fresa which ygu wsl ri once
r.rcslvs Eaaf &c event was great shock
20 tie asga mora sense 81 or Deopse. AID
fae already i~esa eoznTns0ts6 1IsSn az an
ezt9sfssls De cegzsr s1gs froEa Ice csaEts OF
procedure wAiea ia lsv Sc4zts osz< as
proper 10 eu~h cases
IL tAls conEocfsor !. IS proper 70 ssy
fsht "a addition 70 the efforts % Loo 31sca4
Authorities. AID .iLA s4ew 70 putting .
s<op 20 n4ea gross vsysaifoas % TIC r.
Esss offered resar9 e. s. 90 FOR snforulA-
too waseh xi1i lead 10 The RFFezf aE9 con-
vtction q TIE persons C1&ky q tE.ss crime,
. copy q which aise sncscse.
In conclusion. permit sas % assure ye1r
esmm.sses thai every effort r. bang raz6s
70 discover the guilty parties. II order Es.sg
tasy razy S9 DrsGgbt before tie proper
tribunals 20 srsEer for ssas.r coDGarts
watch aas already been 80 5.veTs&lsy
cons2em nss sy tsTas Community. ara.
very respectfully.
'iT<JYD fDWSDFI.
sNfa4s~rcr ~ Afarslar69
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Kansas City. Sept. 2s.-E-ight represent
atives of Ire local and foreign brewers.
comprising The brewers combine. were TO-
day held ny tae United States grand fury.
charged with ~.csatson CT the Interstate
commerce antl-eonspiracy laws in FOSTER
irg trust. The defendants are: JuIfrs
Eachnan and John Helm. agents sor The
Anheuser~HGsch Bre gving Company: Al
bert 5 Paar. OF the Val Blafz Company:
". J. Baear OF the W. J. T.sfnp Gonna ~. .
z. ". Gutxrn@T, Of the S.hilgz Compa ~:
Edward Meyer. % the Green Tree Com
- ~; J. J. Helm. president OF the Eesfn
comps ny. August fslssner and Jacob Bar
soa, agents CO D.cz Bros. Company.
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T'rark''~. SEQ. - Eacfsl Tee s~sr.
rg ra,av ~ Eas campo sn at Erark % a-e-
asg wss he& .sa@1c pres se3 ava~ nr
81 r " Ssr, 7ees se1. o. tA- rEaN.
t-a4s>e3 Melvin 81 usas,o-k. tas
&er 50 kae svsnt.r NJ wrs.e.k
eass eve - as character sass eeeee
s-e4s.2g tes rs 1snrs - FraaAsn - ~
1trsoss eelAgS ASIA, N-. Nsas.oeS Cos s-|es
ea ,.rne a@5 atssag1 ~ Gaze f-
s.ega~s $50 James tb89 oa Lems e..
s EQkers oos< 49, a5t $3.50. a-
e.arts4 .arsy tiAs gars>ea - z sa4ea $685.
&serTs rsg 3&t.on- Aes. : J. Ca1
$50 sness. ans 30 snes.4aE A55e4-~e.s
@.n iaree g94s-ng essess faS AeA.z.s8
sa4 "a w11&.s aep4e4.@4a sx@kea
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Tearing Tn TurnpFkes

Cincinnati Sent "a s-ecssl . ma
Commercial Tribune from iAwrereer,,rx
XIV, says TIE tu~opEe rioters z-e ogt
again MouGay niga1 they DESTROYED
twenty ot the twsuty-foe~ toll Eates IN
Anderson county Las, useht they were
ont again - au,sh he remaining four The
county last fail voget % make ths pixies
free. Proceedings fer aTg~a sernent. con-
dsuna -3o1 ard purchasing have been
made aut re people ID not wait FOR re-
~ IN Fhss wGY ard resortsd . mob ia~
Tuaer the laws 81 Kentucky. this county
vii have 20 make goo3 the loss and dam
age By The neb.
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Convention OF Democratic Clubs.

s. Louis. Sept APPROPRIATIONS are be-
ing made FOR the convention OF the Asso-
cation az Democratic Clubs. which Is 20
nnest here n the Auditorium n October.
The convention VIII las; tTo DAYS and wili
bring - 81. Louis some OF tie biggest men
n The Democratic party. Among those
who are expected 20 b> present are Will
tam :. Bryan ana Arthur Sewan and ex-
Secretary % the Interior Hoke Smith
On the hight OF October :. preceding the
convention, S. Louis WIFI witness the
grsndest outdoor demonstration of the
rnpaigr- AL ire visiting clubs. the city
clubs and the silver Clubs viii be In Iin.
and = Mr.. Bryan ana his associate on
he national ticket reach here IN time
they VII review the parade n which be-
tween - 10 and 1850 men are expected TO
take part.
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RED CROSS KING ITS.
OHicers Elected ut the Sovereign Grand
Council al Rochester.

OHicers Elected ut the Sovereign Grand
Council al Rochester
Rochester. - Y. s<pt- %g.-The twelfth
annual convention % She sovereign grant
council OF TIE United S,zees Of America
OF rhs Ka-ghls % the Red Cross q Con
srantlnA. y the u0iy Se22lca-e and =.
jean the EvsnEelisf IS in session here
TIE following officers have been elected:
Sovereign grand master. G L St0~eu
Rochester. sovereign grand w-eeToy, Geo.
Scott New York. grand senior general.
Vogburx n Shaser. Pbosnixvti3e. Pa
ns Junior general George J. Le3er.
Rochester. grand treasurer general =. T.
Knapp, Eloorsourg. Pa, sraa1 register
general. Thomas I.eaAv. Rochester. grand
prelete. Gov X. o DrvI3e L'oty, Rocaes-
Ter. grand prior. Josepa W re}loSs, Man
chester y. n; grand ssnescasl, Joseph
haywood. Deero.t. grand stan4ar5 bearer.
Nicholas Cogfson. Detroit, grand EsssaS sra 4.
Irwin NJ E5scArath Bufa.o-
The next annual meeting wll - he'd on
August a. 1ss7. In tkis city
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Philadelphia, Sept. ALI the assets %
tbs Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Company and The Philadelphia & Reading
C'oal a Iron Company. n tne hands q me
reee.veTs q lie Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company. not covered By gem
era mortgage bonds. we're sod today 20
c. II. Cost4r, q J. P1erpont Morgan & Co.
OF New York. who represents The reor-
garizstIon committee. for 81 90 60. The
Philadelphia & Reading railroad property.
Subject 20 general mortgage. vas s9ld n
three parcels % NJ. Coste- for 81 800 fss3.
Today's sac HRs the largest CT The kind
that ever took place "a This country.
The par value 0f he property ~ tbs
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Gem
Da1y and TIE Philadel phls & Reading Coal
and Iron Company is estimated az sea-
@e 90. The outstanding indebtedness
amounts % about 81. naa 80 OF which
there IS e paid interest amounting TO
3. 90 no
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given win . vii ard wavfns ,h~.r hets
a. the tag that 6oa.ed over them. the
brave sailors showed their fidelity 10 tas
"a LaeTlAna and .oSk a farewell CT .fe.
" niie ire cheering va. going on ne
ship broke n NO near the foremost The
Inasts 1opple6 and fell. and a. .aey wen.
ocwn hey crashed through me bridge
and swept several cs the men into TIE sea
WITH their tsngle OF rigging.
Just as The big wave carrs curling %
ward the lost vessel Gunner Rsshn re-
aresteo n. men % Jotn In singing the na-
tional hymn They grasped each other.
hands and with their voices rlinglsng with
ths hogiirg of the storm they went down
20 their death In the sea-
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TAXATION OF TRADING SHIPS.
California;. Cham bar or Commerce 70
Try 20 top r.


San Francisco. Sept The Cham Der
90 Cor 1asres does not approve o. lie sta -
taxing zz1s engaged n fore sn trade
Certain sections o. the constitution CO ne
United States = Is claimed. expressly pro-
vide that - taxatfcE % foreign ships
snzu - regulated bF congress. In lis
narSor SHIPS are tsxed IL gns sane man
rse- as otae- pvoQersy snt Tor tast rss-
sou nz0y - re ow~g-s register az ether
po~ts waere tAeTe 8 htt.e or 20 AKA
.3ou. In r-oS- o. t2s A0antsc statss a.
taxation - thss ciass = Withheld
X e tha Intention 81 tAs Caa-.e~- o
Corr ne~-a - % Agsy wf.h 80 present
svsrera & asssa5oi@. s81 % ina snd q VIII
srEeave- ~ E~f TIE matter before Ire
UnlIsa states coarts.
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DISS DE BAR AG AIN.
Iswas She WHO Painted the spirit Pic
lures Ia New J o X.

lures Ia New q h.
Chicago. Sept E.-Nera p. Ava. better
known rs Diss Ire Bar. - under arFest
here charged wlt1 obtaining board and
lodging oy taise pFeteases- -As arrest
49, o--eS Icred hy william 4 Anderson.
az II Warren avenue. Detectives Wstsss
ana MAaoney feJuG her a. 2e1 Carroll
avenue and arrested her. she was nnao >
10 Furnish baA ard was placed II Cell.
where she W.ll oe he'd - await q hear
tax Vera 2. Ava Is a Fsii-kno~n caarAc-
ter n Chicago Il fast SIZE aas operated
"a almost every state n tne Union FOR
"a, pas. rsar bu. very lt,ls vas heard
~ her. ow.ng 10 ne fat perhaps, that
she assumed me alias q Ms Ellen y sr-
ray. see is very Ind gnanS over Ter ar
rest an5 denies thai Sc Is Il any way IN
aebted 10 Anderson.
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OLD WOMAN vExY DRUNK.

Got James Jams ani Jumps Thro-gh
~Ie@pia~ Car ~ lnsfew.
WA Wa ssDt- T-S7r@-1ef -T-nss
r1sr~4nx q few RI - -sst g W&3aia an
O. wo-nsa Fznn-es tn~pgE1 80 Nzrsogy c<
= toslrss- c2- or 80 Il. <. s. y. erA -
GO gez III ar IS KAT resulted - h~r tea .
4 sew aoars ss.@r VTs@n -h@ Soar So -
t-sn a. Fecs~ = - lase -&xbt So was very
ts--s4 -. az szTznG tas 80. A&6 a. SAX
o. -. ~slzsa t-eraer&. So ws14sre4 from
ore car 20 .ae otE@E- @lstE-alzzg TIE 3-3~~
passengers. ksHA-.y see &C. 9te8 down. al
seao~g-T &fsar .ne t~S41 seft }sa-a-& TIE
E~gr.e- discoveries sSe V-as gz1sS1g, TIE
TAR aas' rsa hack Seveva. rs4es. ~. 70
sr@ce sg t1e Ne1r.m zns syu1&
1-7 zEe srzAz Teze1s1 Es--& Ux4-E Ia
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THE COLLIER SAN PEDRO.
On the Wreck OF Which Moran Bros.
and Others yafnlv Worked.

ana otuers AMY ~ orkeI.
San Frar cisco. sep. 1.-Slnce the co..
Ter San Pedro ran ashore or BTotch!c
ledge. a. the entrance 20 Victoria hA-bor.
or the night cf NoveT5@- =. 1881, three
attempts have been made % raise her, the
erxt By Captain Waitelaw Il iss2. the sec
o1d b. Captain Lachlan n ISS. and the
third b. Moran Ggos.. OF Seattle, IN tns
latter part o. the same year. a great ceal
O. money was expended n these ventures
ou: although Al the ssAl possible s2s
brought 20 o@Ar On .he enterprise The
steamer Hes to-day exactly as she did
when she st-2ck-e constant menace 20
navigation ans source % considerable
annoy ancs 20 the Canadian government
authorities. Captain Whsteiaw has OBJ
taine1 a contract for the total removal o.
the wreck. snd VII leave Tor the scene
with his rev wrecker early next week.
He Is confident os ITS ability % compete
the task ~ has undertaken w1h.n sixty
days from The date upon waleh 1e Will be-
gin operations.
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x1Ffh0V Lv1fenke O An lxref a eES-
Jsssu II Suspicious
xese1r- E~r-- IA tlscatsa 20 -
Gsobe frcrr SHANGHAI yEhsssk>1 safs a.
ssyro1z. says IL ss 5<&sssSl xoa. Tne sss-
patch o. . E1sss1s s1as5rDta - easrsss ri
vii be the rrst r~zgSt o a. sgse@zr.esf
reached beswser Il Ha1rr chang ara h8s-
ia which = viewes Wiz great aaxs~ty
AID suscscGcr 81 Japan CEara. = . a6G-
-. - rapidly yreEarfnx sas 1oexs sd
~orxs5oos 81 Fors Ar-Eg. s.z1 IL steFsFSG
vsst quantities 90 co4- IL - f1osgEc
xksse movements areseste . sIa-z4s-g Co.
ssssSnsnt "a ne Eaxsa$n 59s5ey-
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Paris Sept sz-Thers = rea. .urAe-s.,
fer The statement tAAs IA tie fsas - te.
csrtafnty tARt ii wsui3 - gsszsna Eng.
ssnd has atsRnfenes her demand snar
Ffsaee 7oT ths sxtgMSiiI0a ct T. z. rs
nsn. fhe steres Ne E. waau Scotland
Iara etHss~s have charged *. "a concacs-
ing dynamite zviracy
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fsreee. TO Annnx c.rrt..

AssfigeFA fefi ZSs~FEE@ sfg~rs cS~-~~
er1nte.t % "a. Daily 7'eisgraoh reports
So szsio~e. A f'*fstes fgon Caf.sa tsIans
sage sssss tHs T4rAH haze sesecratea and
rfofanei tes cemetery st E16n
Bay ass99r 80 eyes % ffe ora -
% TIRE T~tfsA sna Aasfrau Ensn-
ef~sr. Nan iafaTm.d that 1-zrfnr -
rsgstls ons fss 80 Eretaw settlement
Trssf fFasasu sIs Isa~sa agreed 30 permit
Greece - Anraes f'rets A. 80 Nrss ovoor-
s2E.sz presents i.se1f
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Tn~ elalttagnng Fgea,e.r

vt.torsa. p c. SEPT A~Ths o. p an
lsrs- ChsttsE5og noatss gssh ~. "a.
early .h.s morning ans was 1romgas round
n ~ waarf - Flof CE~tsfsnsen- This
afternoon ths aver examined 1ae hufI ana
fssaa ne s-saEleT rat s3gat4y damaged.
So wgl rros&s3v COX for surrey. aow-
sve- before proceeding % tbs Orient
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rAE-cas oricsis were notified. ard spe-
ca train sem back She VAS found lvf1S
asa- re track q, Summit. suffering from
nc 2rses- f7S was p4ckei - ard carried
10 - car. SUt 6.s3 few minutes a~,sr.
No,n.1g On her person or n Der bszggz &c
TeTea-s her ioegssit~ S1e Vas eoGTxs for
Butts. Mont TIE remains we're brought
1s-e. Sls was aAoar 81 years 0. aga
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vnncou YER 10 View Zealand.

Vancouver. = c. Sep 1.-fn,orr.tson
has been received here RAT the British
linda Steam $avieatlen Cornp2n az Lon
don VII establish a line between New
Zeaian1 an4 Vancouver TIE E-st steam
er. the Aycnea. wsa le1ys New ZA21ana IN
about fifteen days
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New wAstcor. Sspt. SPECIAL Gun
dsrs Johnson. a Norwegian. working IN
- Gers @aA rsIsi A. mis- place vas struck
IN Ire stomach ~ plank las, nirat All
received injuries from sfGea as aaasa
shorty afterward. lie lives a Fa.rhavsr.
ard leaves a W11ow 5nsss 20 wacEn ae wa
married few sesxs ago
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Ss6rte. s-E@ ss-Ih consequences @,
news receives aess q ne spreAa G., ne
rseseaii3n Agafosf "a Seart.h aaf h&,rltx
ths government As 1eetst4 % s~na se
uoers % the - l.gs ae .s'an2s