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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06
WALLA WALIA FIssosIsTs.
Arrest - . Grain sseateg 0eifeve1
10 BE Chief of 4 sasg.

wsxlx wsga Oct- s-52eeszi.-Ths fs-
ssonssss he.S osx rally A. TIE opera hoass
tonight shAcn sas eT9H9e9 win y~orfe.
j. X. Rogers. the exndsSsse fer governor.
p h0 was the @rsr speaker. g&ys a short
asSrsxs O. state issues. ard claimed that
.ns government taS been eoaSueis1 In .
Dose zszc sxtrsysgsr+ manner VI. e.
f31es. he eznSd date for congress, fos-
lcssss. and spoke for zn hos- ana hais
On tfA siivsr uuss'ion- Both speakers we're
vsfi resolved and uBsn enthusiasm gss
cisplayeS ~ shs su6sence
TIE regular O=tseer ssry term ~ tire
superior court convened this morning.
onU criminal eases are 20 De tried al this
term. sis civil cases. - consent, having
been PCS 2onss sntil November
a man named =. L. is sson was arrest
80 today On The charge % stealing 30 sacks
% grain from 3 farmer nszg Wsitsbarg.
For The raxf two weeks . large amour,
o. grain has been s.olsn from various parts
81 sne eo1sty. and tie police are % the
opinion that f>awton 10 the leader O. a
garg sEse have organized 20 work through
01t tts country
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g p.er cent Vice. a. C3a
os-@s-z Coz 12a-zoa sxse..
C'ssk1Ten's ssxss. & per -
wcoL fron sz-as - % IN -
eorc-.x % s.xA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

Mgiiysle. y. J.. Oct. The action %
glass manufacturers whitehall. TAium *
"a. n offering 10 start their flint furnaces
a. 3 gage reduction % = per ce-t. under
the l4st rate. has created excitement n
;ass locality such as seldom b<ea seen BE-
fore The threat of hiring non-unicn men
II tae Old ezn9fcyes do nct agree 20 the re-
ductz0n has added fazs 10 the flames Tsae
men Esset this afternoon and VIII give an
answer tomorrow. Bend =. Thomas man
aver for Whitehall. Ta-uTn < Co. says
the nrsn Is unable % pay last xzzrs Est
p-&ees because OF dull trade and nsn-
union competition About f.e8 men are
employed al she fiat works. An ATTEMPT
70 PIT non-GEi1n men 81 their places VIII
cause trouble ii r. feared
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

Avon. Oct. A-@spsrasl--Hon- John 3. Nc
Min. nf san Juan county. addressed
large and enthusiastic Republican meet
Ing at this place last evening about 80
being present The speaker dweit In well
chosen words on the position % the Re
pBbsiraa party with regard 20 the tariff
ana rntiaey sssuex, discussing the much
sexsd question % free silver IN a clear
and convincing manner. TIE address. was
ffe-1asntlY Interrupted by applause. ssps-
eialiy zhes nen,lca xs> made % the
nominees on the Republican state ard
county tickets. Avon has a Republican
club or ab0z; 90 members. ard Is doing
excellent work IN the Avon precinct for
TIE cause cf sound money and honest gov
eminent BY careful poll OF the pre-
csnet I, Il estimated there IS a Republican
gsin over two years ago Of % and earn
eat Efforts are being made 20 stiu further
tnc;aass this gain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

Sossh Bsas. Oct. s-Sxe<sal.-senstor
JOHN l. Wilson and Harry ". stearns
orened the Republican campaign in Paciae
eoanfy LAST Saturday nsgts IN Vests hail
10 this city. The hail waz packed. and the
senator given hearty welcome Both
speakers asroted themselves 20 the money
question. ard tbs gsosr:s they MADE we're
ssthasl sfa-siiy spDsza1ed The g@pun-
leans have begun a late campaign 81 IRIS
county. 81: 4 vii be hot one from row
on. AID the Indications are that pa1sac
county wsa ro'i 30 the usual Republican
majority 81 November
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

Washington. Oct s.-T'ha comptroller %
the currency has received a telegram an
rcuDcsng The fa{iere % the Frs. National
bank 81 Mount Pleasant. Mich X is re-
ported that he bank owe. eeposftors s7-
~s The comptroller has expressed the
opinion that the suspension is due 10 gen.
ersi irconSesency IN the management and
inability TO collect assets
Ira comptroller has appointed VILLA n
A Douglass. Of Ea%sso. receiver OF the
F'IrSt National bank % S2ringvl-Ie, ~. Y.
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VETERANS TO PARADE
- OOOo0DY2ATB WHEn8 THEY
O9AUD DoGS39CA1LY.


TaGo0A OF G-ADs1ax-zAss0s 80
- - blGgeG rally - - ssE,Aags
1x.AAS assAsro1G Esx1. Spa~@ 60 cd sss-
laeUD 81 sHe Ssssrzk LnsM rAtrsS<@
1Ingus MI ssrs sys 1.s4 strscx o. Is
Streets 81 Tacoma - ssDw tie sso1s
Wesrs GbsJ ssAss - sz-s ssse<sse- Iss
executive eeUGttsas ~ - s&Ess n@s
ts~e hae1 ~ ~sr6 fer ssserA 1avs o2st
a6eox3n9 ghe Aoeess4Yy arraags-Esa1 Tor
ehs great <sm1EsassSss Exrs@rsssn rs.ss
A4ys bses secured &c ne fs@lr2sA az<
UtNa0hnas LIES In oFssr - 1ras age
espUAo kroe 0ss.tsA are D1ssr coz1<s ccs1
0e 0oxnA. - eA.s - sfcm ClyaoA AS
GpvkuesssFn sopna- YrsE seAssss 10
sounl sr.n GO sss Flyer sEl - ess< ssrs-
SszzSs 10 Sss<sers FscESs saa cS<s .
oss aHl sne-sszk k&xs fes - scxne nso-
Chasrsa1 G. "a EsGxcn&z sx>s sezrstzry
4 r. E~Esx q -a< sxsez-svs s1EsEzssss
- the sssxYe. are sstsr<.xaG 70 sss ass&sas
q "a esssyrssaoA. TEsy es-rzIs tszt ..
last liz szse- MI - 10 LIE - re ns01-
OteS DAxs 49,. w1scA - 70 a&xel sorfE oS
ne wsxz ss6s ~ P8S.&c sss.2s axs1 0a<x
Dn .ks szs< ss1s. 80 the essy as<- So san-
1rsS - knsss 90 ss@sasrs 4fse sons 81
ystss4Es from sssttss are sx2seses %
nnx<sczS4te sx sa< 1szsozsfrsEoz Custer
on6 Snwsax4 Poss. q. h. y. Of sass csty
vii szrn %. 70 . sza&E. AID tie soe2s camp
81 61Gs ~ ysssrxAa has EAxsG - tie
nAEtex and W. have ~. 6sssSx..sn c1L
u = insszasc 70 sss tie seS1< .. Hssss-
lfgtsa kx4eu 30 eSs ths Possibility % far
&ker aSee<sec 52ss nsw tie ss1ssAns are
GGbt ~ in tbs Gan PIAZZA.
TIE local roets arc . dram eosye 81 nearly
Atty pieces vii - cissfsD1tse &szoEa the
unascaing hsssa They wlli - under tbs
command Of James Jsssss ard Capt A. f.
Knoes. Thsss vi - p.eatY Of music. A.
ahe EeAfsls veterans viii bsaHg che or twc
AAnds. The h&nds VIII r4~y Marching
Through Georgia snt otses tunes 70 set
&c Dsooz ~ fae egs soldier eosrssng rAyEs-
en-ax-ly 20 tEe sssxssc. al between szs
national airs Mi rs beard tie slsrs.i sound
u twenty-five sses src tie szi-A-Ds&E Of
- mssy snare cranss-
TAe couumstgse NIL 80 that sasse vii
b. rssEsy Of banners. a asusDss ~ spssn-
AsH EeaS and trsnspsrssacsss 81. - ia ths
lint. representing sa~ hss~s Of Ens veterans
% the tso paxgy is&6sfs.
Nembers 81 the local q. A. r. posts
claim that Those Ia Tsceaas are tie banner
o0o.s ia tbs sssts for Mckinley veterans.
Ia oxs post h<re which azs Q zssu bsrxhip
~ over %. fhers are xxAeLy thirteen
eryAn men. Eessra4 Of these are Demo
erzsse politicians ssso arc interested is sss-
tnx shH fusion fsckes szeeesssu Bur the
post 10 ossruhssminxty for Mckinley. ard
evsr With the email number u Bryan nsa
eUtaat. converts srs being made daily.
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CARDINAL xAToLII.
He VIII Leave This Country for
Italy on SATURDAY..

Washington City. Oct s.-csrssnal sa-
soin L. rapidly completing the arrange
raeut 81 MS affairs preparatory 20 Ms
departure from tire rr5t%d States Ha Will
leave Washington City next WEDNESDAY
ana cal from New York Saturday, ire
f7.a Inst. %exs Saturday re Kill visit
West Point Military Academy. lie ~sll
spena TIRE ren1a nd~r ot TIE tt-as heso-s
sailing IN Ss~ York and Brooklyn Arch
bishop Mart eIf las hS~n already lrxtssss-
ed into TIE administrations Of tie apos.alfe
delegate. Cardinal saso.h. Mgr. snsr~t-
2 auditor. and Or Rocker private sesr-~-
fsry o. the delegation. aarirg acqsa 4. 40
h.ra with tns nature zna details o. tae
wo-k % wassa he has tAken csArga
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". =. H~ii On the Ticket.

Everett. crt S-Sspscisl w = Rs1i. 9.
fnohoralsA. hss aeea paced spo- the Pc
raaiicAn ticket tsr representative n rsls-.
OF y 81. Darling Whe has decided ret 20
saa. Mr. Bel - weH knesu Throughout
the county ard wia be winner In "a.
1r ssuss A. GSrsfssses. chairman ef re Re
publican csuafy ceHtrAl cazarafttr~ ssvs
that re Republicans u iil slscs the lsxfs}s-
tive tseSss 10 sAss ecsnty by $50. FAIR
majority
Hon, w ?. r.ii srs II rv.aa. -,
address kerahta&n Ererttaxs a. Fas1ewx
0stchea. "Wednesday. October :, WAsttn-s,
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fRonot. ALTON or PARLIAMENT.
Lord Aberdeen ne-~- 49, Manitoba
Question VIII he Amt~msiy settled

ceFgS3nEy as - the haar when paritaaner.
~ss 50 c.asa fc1sY tAere AS a S=axii a.
ssEsisns-s az the ursr0<Nstoa cs-e1narfes n
the senate chamber TAe speech from sha
tarene. delivered fv Lord Aberdeen. va.
th~ rheete~s oa record a. oriv eantain.t
she statement fhst ar asntcaei settsergsez.
et iee M&mis1gss xehaal question aausa
saersfy 1s arrived az
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foputists Who Were Converted.

Nool1sg. Wash. Oct Wv. l. Jones'
ard r. a Bsillagsr spoke tons GIT s., a
grand Republican rally a. Odd Fellows
hsU- About 80 attended sne -rse@tl-s r
fFoEn Ire surrounding .oTns TIRE ma
f0rs8y present we're Republicans. bat sew
era - tas FoY2ltsts sho attended dselar-
Ell themselves cosysrtest 20 Republican
asss. ard sh&t They would vote the entire
ticket
TIE peoples party bed rally las,
rigAr, ard haa ANAL suafsncs. TIE
speaker was aeo,ea oas % soxa.
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what the Company Thiuks.

Toronto. oct. s-The Canadian Pa
c1ac otz&c.a.s ts1ssTs me te.e1rapherx'
strike is hearty a. an erF1- The chief 5gri-
Guilty In the way Of fling the vacant
places with met. /. the Hostility OF o1s-
ssoers 20 tne T-ter replacing tie strikers
Between Ao<2treas and Torozso ssse1-y-
Eve special corstaaes are distributed 10
protect the eompanys new employees.
Trains are moving On fairy good tine To-
i4y
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psxyER-s GREAT CARNIVAL.
Hundred Thonssna People Expected
IA Town TODAY

scSsw Indicate THAI there Will be nearly
10. 80 visitors Sn fhe city eursng TIRE an
uuAl carnival. the festival 81 nzoursass ard
plain. which sill open tomorrow With thu
great rzgeant q progress. TIE arrange
raer1rs sf the Denver * Rio Gran4e. the
Calf ard the other railroads entering fhs
city fer handling the throzxs which ar
rived today were perfect
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

Washington CITY. Oct. S-Secretary Her-
bert has awarded the contract for ssa!id-
iag ore Of the shsrsy-Enct torpedo boats.
sae largest q 80 20 the Cason Iron WORKS.
San Francisco. zz3 Il co0t-se, Tor SEo
smaller thIrty-kr0t boats. upon Plans pro
5eetei BY the French builder SorEand. 70
ihe Bath Iron Works. OF Maine
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Denver. Oct S-T-he larges. hcaasn|
ever seen "a the Wes. ard enc N \
largest ia the United Ssaes nsads ! n
run from Denver 20 Pueblo gossay. k.,,aI
foEsy-fsse cars. K So calculated thar q
engine can run ssyeaty-Ive niles a ~
Another OF the same pattern Is being RI
When both are N Use. he ranaIne e.
between Denver and Pueblo mar - +
cacezl 10 uaf.s a usn1sA
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Denver. Oct G-The supreme eour. 20
day cses8ed that Ute Indians are subsec,
20 s'Ase LAWS and ar1enaole 70 the ta~ss-
CLIFTON % state Gessss Tor awense~ corn
F1itte6 outside the limits OF their -ese~va-
ton. and sentenced Pablo who murdered
Ewep Ia Aonisxarss county. 10 he hanged
"a the week beginning October Is
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Large Theft OF Ore

Victor. Col. Oct. AT the celebrates,
May Belle mine, on strauo mountain. on
Sunday morning. after the night shift out,
work. the ore house was broken into. and
ssxsy-fiyA sacks. or ss5.sa worth of ore.
was stolen This - high grade ore tina;
the company mad been sacking The COM
G7aEsy has no clue. hrt every workman
about the property was today discharged.
There IL great excitement In camp.
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r.. CoUDEgr HOME
He Discovered Valuable Documents
Relative TO Venezuela

New YORK.. Oct 4-Fre2eT.ck R. CoC-
cert the eminent lawyer znd Easxnser OF
tls Fsss@z2s1za commission, appointed
b. PTesi9eEr Cleveland 10 investigate the
Venezuelan boundary question. returned
- 5his cleg today from The Hague OF tne
French line steamer Ia Bozrg oEne. Mr.
Coulert went abroad for the purpose o.
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4eans Vernon. Oct SPECIAL At a
meeting % he county central committee
held if Burlington ca Friday & xas De-
c.8sd % prosecute ne remaining weeks
q tas campaign stir All fAe aggressive
fssss sna energy pess4his. and telling werk
n every part Of Shs cssHty Vii he tAe or
esr x sac tsY. Good repoysa from Skaxt,
county nay coa1dsntIY be expected
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MerR~ Apup.I.

Washington CIV. OFT E-o,trns- Ma--
santnalsr, inventor % TIE MarvAnrhssa-
fyp@-s@ttiug uaachlre has ppaai4a @-r.rn
he decision e CoEnrssssiorer Seymour ~
aw2T1tDg priority % invocation % ~@~tzs,
Important improvements II re- rna,ssra =.
~. 8 Scudaer -
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r~.,.~.~ o~..s~, x.-ss- Fray. o.

TszysHsy. Cr.ohs- D. NATE k1ay. o~
1855 M.~Asxs a<sw-ts- Cs~z1ssw g.
n >~4s~ 20 60 .Ae R~Ssesscs, 5esdSssr-
.e~. So -. x-cxs1 s1S~ x-x ez8e41g - :.
] xz-sw. er--sr fsss1<f s-1 CeSsT are
re-. <zs b~e-s ksxss< ss- tae r<rx43aer g
.ae rzr7szxn-
AZ - Everett r~rrss vFo h.zrt y1Sgs
rsg~xefs sa~seh - s-ossnzssn - SssG-1zy
exsnAnx ws-s 5r5scz-SaT t-p-~sse1 ssIa
81 A.. sxw. ss~z-eS fra~r nsn r-cr2ss
e xrx.xx i. Eve~&-- szr1-x re as1Grn-
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sey. % New York ar. Chat sAe 49,
s-zcIs tn rke Ha~ % the cssNnrat<oa - n
rsxps.a.s Is q 34s1-eEsazscr FROM ~ -
kersey has been divorced Ia ,S
says Se - trySssg - secure a s.x1,enss.I
s-es-a Rome. e14 x !. Is SECURED -
Fair az. he WI marry Ia IL p
future.
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HaxxArtl's Bay. Mass. Oct E-The a~~..
ftsrzt has definitely decided TO leave her.
tomorrow. as have also Mira. Cievsfsrs
and the children. TIE plan I. now ina,
ths president VIII take tie Oneida u, New
York. and Mrs. Cleveland expects 20 20 nv
train. She viii visit the Benectcsx =.
East Greenwich.
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Pcr Tcwasez<. 0r- S-Sr>csaA-Tts
Ezx1sa1 hz-z LAX. L<zs7 arrived - 7c-.
Eo-1grs ard rsszSS>5 o great deal - AK
10y zaz- aas BEER -Acs1-@y manifested -
Ter ss-@eT- especially since =. ccs.ssc- -
50 viii 10 E-xz4an bark Laxxa-- 70
r-slesr vessel was rcs materially ex--
ax>d Ese VIZ sexvs s7r yaro-vs-. 2. =,
toEc--or.
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Po-srnsz-a. Or z-Thze -. B-s-sA
feet vas returning - Po-.x-&o7tE etss-
esc0-tzng tz3 zrzre-sai Russian vacse Pa-4
Ssa- sr4.S French xzte-s. rss ts-r%es de-
ss-cye- lightning xas struck ~ no
heavy seas w1a-h ra<ew Der 81 ze~ beam
er1 and wzsae<f OVERHEARD four sSa-.sn,
GRE - whsE Ezs drowned
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Lawrence. Kan. Oct. s-Prof. l. 7.
Dycfe. the companion 81 Peary IN his
Arctic expedition. was heard from today
II letter received by his wige. written
under date az August = at Cook inlet In
4, The explorer states he had found the
coveted specimens desired for the stat.
university. and That re was well ana
would De home IN October.
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san FTarea@eo. Oct 5-A r@oo~, q x..-
current 10 ne East ghat Msss vlrw5-s.
AR fns aetFess n part q Ire hstA So
80 - 1a.4sessa. = engaged 70 be rrsar-
fnr hsF prince. luke. baron rsr,- a.~-s
L saTs sss IS 20 marry II AaAs.ar<s Ea-.
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Member eff partia raens p~aa

roesa-. 0cs. k--s}e#yx Ev~e. ns-4 can
sentative member - FAg8s~n@rs fo~ tNA
"A sstcx~ 6Sxtss5a - geasgs~,s a w..
kaess eessreT sHa 2kss go fsA a~s
ro.lssrAg So secss. Is ssa*- as .8sA = e~lrx
sss res@.s ~ carr axe Aees3ses lie wax
=: aae tfHs Chairman - 80 &asaaat Ia
toa lsoassrv&slvs Association.
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Wichita. kaC-. Oct 5.-WEssaIca division
Of the OrSser OF Rails al Te.egraphers, one
Of he largest csvaao2s II America. met
tozSgnt n sDecal session and vose3 funds
20 assist TIE CAna14-an Operators on strike.
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az ne practice camp Swan lake. near
Pond Creek. stzss xes. o. The Csx-AAc-s1a
1sze. Tns troops made forced march,
and Gen- Merritt reported By telegraph
that they had arrived a. Tssszaacraa his
sveasax. The trocps we're placed entirely
Gnse- the orders % tas Imam aSeai. Wis
1sn-
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Everest Oct E-sc~csa--Stsz-<- r<ey
q P5e5za reok s. sens cs e-sagnF .-c-r Ev-
e->rt today. Consisting q 80 eczs - rTzI-
Lon AID s. tc-s q paper. Ta&re xsre 20
O. s-e4x1- really. bur 80 mach s-e.gnt O.
sers1 NJ various co-s CT ths Sczrc .hss
re g-eA-1er ccz.< cce take AL
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caasssSit~. Oct sn@eEsI-The R~puh-
besn eafnpa gn Ia Is and county u being
Vigorously prosecuted w1Ga 4 certainty ~
Hspssb}acan success. Al enthusiastic meet
InE wss aeIs n CcgI -yovliia en- Thur~sav
sNeutnx. addressed ~ Judge Balifnwer.
~so alsa addressed e large gathering az
Cs&k Baroef % Trjaay zftevaoon.
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Reduced Rate TO Spokane

For meeting o. Northwest. Min<rt I
ISOLATION. the Great Northern vi, =
tickets az rate Of Ozse fare and fifih \
tlieAte pan. Tickets on sale Octa>n
and :.
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San Franea.co's LaAs. nv.

San Francisco. Oct. 5--Exoeps "a 4
sacs thai the Federal courts. pHnisc sn
and banks recognized i.atsor day ~ y
Ing their doors. few would have -
thst the Gay Was legally one az NJ
.A!s clfy.
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TAzeouver. r &. OF a r~~Ss~t sver-
Wakes sssar@ says tAs& extensive essa
Srss hATs Seer rawi2x a. reGzd sheFa for
nasr3y t@H 1eStAs Millions os feet q
vssHas'% tsrses- have n--sa asxerUysss a-s
zreara TIE settlement TIE cres hare sesn
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for Infants and Children,

as though p-ono1rcing a 1eEs15ef1on on
the union. TIE tao nGfsr1a4-zes3 forms then
slowly vanished away as they naa come
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Mrs. C. P. Evans Dead.

The New Orle las Pic lyune, of De- eember 1st. contained the following relative to Mrs. Ghas, r. Evans. who is known and loved in Pine Bluff by a large circle of friends. Her hus band, Dr. Evans, was for years fas- tor of the Main Street Methodist church of this city:
 This afternoon at , o'clock Laura P. Evans, late wife Of Rev. Charles F. Evans, will be buried from Rayne Memorial Church, in his city.
 Mrs. Evans was well known in New Orleans, where she spent her eirla9od days. She vas the wife of a Methodist minister and followed her husband where his calling led him. IIari last residence WasatChattan9o- ea, Tenn, whence she went from 3leriaian Miss.
 sShe leaves her husband and several children to mourn her taking assf1.
 sahe 'yHeW no pride in all that she had done to tighten tue load of care of those about her, but did what she could because she loved them and God N filed it so.
 "Hcrs was q simple woman}y way. She lived them all-her children and her fgiends-a counsellor, aconident. a copanien. In grief she comfor+ed them, and if at times her own sweet spirit Jagged and wearied under her cares, she Il yer let them know it but bore up hravely and did her duty un- complainingly.
 Little by little she had grown to be their strength and guide. Little as the days wore on and the prat- ting children at her knee grew up to be strong men and women, lovable hecause they bore their mothers aits, she was still a ministering angel to them all, until the hour when she closed her eyes upon earth and went 10 hear the words she used to quote to them, Well done, thou good and faithful servant
 To-day when they take the last look upnn the gentle. wolnanly face aud f0.d the tired liAn k tngeth4r, they N i'll recall her frequent counsel and realize that she has only gone before them
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PINE BLUFF CASE.
Allen. West Bush vs Wiley Jones e'
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Allen. West & Bush vs. Wiley Jones ct
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 "The case of Allen, West X Bush vs. Wiley Jones, C. H. Tripplett and J. B. Talbot, as administrators of the estate of J H. Talbot, deceased, has been occupying the attention of the Federal Court for the past two days.
 ",Hhe suit involves the recovery of $11 1000 from sureties an an injunction bond. The plaiLtiff is represented by Rose, Hemingwag X Rose, of this city and Austin&T3ylor,o of pineBluff, and the defense by J NJ. Taylor, A. B. Grace and Judge White, of Pine Bluff There are large number of Pine Bluff citizens in attendance, among them being Sheriff C. H. Tripplett, Hon. $. M. Taylor, Hon. J. NJ. Taylor, oh l. 5. Grace, H. King White. Col. Austin, T. q. Atkin- son, George H. tfammil, Louis Al theimer and ). F. Hut.
 Saturday affernean the Judge rendered decision giving plaintiff s7 ,000 damages. The ease will be ap- pealed.