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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-07-09
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Timetable.

Trains leave Athens as follows;
Cincinnati 3:27 A. NJ: 1235PM $40 AM
st Louis. .3.s7 l2:l5
Louisville..3:27 l2.3J
AM. PM AM PM
Parkersburg 4:40 1l:l3 1853 3:lS
ChIliicothe 3:27 l2:35 $40 Ali
Trains leave Macarthur Junct. as follows
For Cincinnati 1:5i Pm: 9:25Am
:. st Louis. 80. l;54
" Louisville. s.25 Am: Isl Pm:
90 Parkersbuag 1919 Pm 2;l5 $40 Am.
:" Chillicothe... l;54 9:2c Am: 5;l6 Pm.
For detail informp ton regarding rates. time
on connecting lines sleeping, parlor, dining
cars, etc.. address
L, H. REUTING Err, Tkt, Agt. o, W
Ry. Athens. Ohio.
w II. .LEEMER, Tkt. Agt. Macarthur Junct-
ion. OHIO.
q. B, WARFEL, Assistant Gen. Pass Agent
Cincinnati Ohio.
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TRAINS LEAVE ATHENS:
North ) - am South 10 50 am
SO SO am p pm
30 PM
#Daily Trains Nos. l and run daily and
carry elegant parlor ca rs. Other trains fnu
daily except sunday.
shortest, quickest, cheapest snd best Ioute
to Middieport, Gallipois. Charleston, " Va.
WASHINGTON. y. c.. Richmond, Va. and all
points South and South east. For full Infor-
mat. on call on or address,
F.J.HYSELL, Ticket Agent
Athens, o
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-07-09

All trains daily except Sunday.
Parlor cars between points marked p.
Tickets on sale to ali principal cities in the
united States or Canada. Direct connection
made for all important points North, South
East or West.
Any Ticket A gent willyive you full infor-
m alton concerning connec tions. or you can
address =. Fl. Akin, General Passenger Agt.,
Colum bU6. D,
VIM. THORNRURGH, B. .H.AK1N,
GenTSupt. Gen1 Pass. Agt-
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The Only Sleeping Car Line between To-
ie6o and Columbus.
The Only SisspinG or Drawing Room Gar
Line between Toledo, Columbus and
Marietta.
The Only Drawing Room Gar Line between
Toledo, Columbus and Charleston,
VIVA.
Pullman SIespers between Columbus and
Chicago.
THE ONLY LINE with trains each way daily
between Toledo and Columbus
THE ONLY LINE with trains each way on
Sundays between Toledo and Columbus.
THE ONLY LINE with trains each way daily
between Toledo. Bowling Green and
Findlay.
THE ONLY LINE with trains each way daily
between Toledo and Charleston, W. Va.
THE OILY DIRECT LINE between Toledo
and the Firgiuias.
THE POPULAR LINE between Tciedo, Fostc-
ria Bucyrus, Granville and Newark.
Full information relative 20 rates, time Of
trains, etc., will be cheerfully furnished by any
Agent of the Ohio Central Lines.
MOULTON II ~, Q. ,. A.
~Ntsoo, oEIo
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-07-09

LAXoL is the best medicine for
children. Doctors recommend it in
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TIME or PASSENGER TRAINS

G, w, Schwenke, Ag't. Logan, o.
" Daily. t Daily except Sunday SUNDAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21

20 ~hsn - nvO-ig1osA - - pvupasst
work ~ 0set-is vae sacsuAaysy emaEnaA.
recommended 49, = ane3cspA.scn q -
granS q - aRAc-of-vNy. 10 ecw~%
EsT arooes1 Nh he pRUpasNcAo a -
pss1s cscsesa-y 40 prepare fuEy aE ne
spezscaoc .a required THIS rooouHes-
c. .soc s3ss Ia acocevG 81 cta oec-srAry
% var. svs eeso~s scorov1a1 = e1.cnziT
referred 10 nA-eer % ~ ooyop-rcIsH -
s@A sr-a1z-Y. AA9sAE- Coxnpero-~ Eo-
va<1 < E-owsrA Eaen acting cor1c-ro -
eoo1 a<-srwar1 Submitted a. RS o3Gsc1
.aAs aoe& < he eao6s cos1l. 20 used III
ter sfs AZ ever VIII re srcrova- Q. 70
es~x-a<y VIZ ne -K.t-of--ay IA. 5e>a
ssysr~s 20 re .1.i satisfaction o. re Sec
rs..-y. II accoy @a1ce with Iris 5-css.oa-
f-c~--z-y fAzss1s v.sserEv 3ecsc@6 -aa-
90 WORK COL. te coze o. tie. orep4r11zoo
Of o1as ard sp4cl1c4 zoas -s.z. lie -.Sa[
a. Ezy = srCu-e1
Psrs.rte-s; Effort ~as maze a. through
60 as. ,e- . aeve work begun. Az
Czp- -aylo~'s Recommendation wEs
.oosxe- 70 - STEP - hat direction BIT
tie tees - o. .he secretary 11as2y 1ts-
poses o. any lea u 5@x.n-4zg any Of re
work Xxi - rsxh:-c<way las bee- Is
posed D. Gel CrslE1z.4. re chies 0. he
e-astrs>-s .x7r exs@s h3Issf yesterday -
v~~y saxsoz-s 20 begin work l-1-ne @iztey.
s11 re aoSe. &c ga that ne rl4g4.-os-
way night soc1 e secured
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Member o. His Crew
Bcsscn- Sep. N.-Sixtee1 members Of
ne crew 81 ms British ship Warren
Capt Kitchen. which la. tusr arrived IN
port. reported a. TIE British eousul.s o.
Zoe ard preferred charges against he
captain. second mate ard steward which
II true. irascate unusual cruelty AK. oru-
ta1!ry. I@ae complaints Of che rren IN sub
stance = <aAt On several occasions vha1
sailing from Manila asst Dec@rrese- n.
second mate a13 stss-ar3 bes- n. men IN
fnsroaIu4ly win eesaylns pins. besides ses-
ing the captains deg on <aera. TAi- Cog
according % TIE crew. 5 i aga. terocsoas
Russian hound. trained especially % ter-
-or.zs he msr on board ne ship. Tshe
captain. When summoned % preliminary
ex a.n-nS-iou BY The consul laughed AMI
siI1: ! know rceA.ng s5oGl ne charges
there was 10 trouble on board The shin.
As admitted owning The dog but refused
20 TAX further TIE case vii come I'D so-
q hearing again n Cea CorsuTs ore
when he crew and 81 re offers viii BE-
asked % TESTIFY. A statement written ~
a member % 10 crew and signed bv ali
ne men reclces that ina sailors were
beaten untiI covered vita >looz. ara SER
ously bitten BY the tcE On TIE passage
from Rio &c Ja7e.ro. ne part from whence
she sailed from Ci5G. philippine Islands.
ard thence - Boston. the boa vain. wro
had osea Aal3 Ep four or five weeks wien
fcve-, was buried a. sea. although whae
some OF me crew thought signs OF life
were apparent
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TO TEST THE GUNS
Fortress at Esquimalt Waiting
for Fog TO Lift
Americas Squadron 0fves . casaS
rysId fer Profeettfss-DfsaD-
p~.rfng Carriages Psxfsc@
-. e a-st r-e,.~uily,r a.

vse.or..- 2. G. Sept E.-e2essai~-yor a.
rroei Ezoa.A pas. Co E2vsi2TDe so'l-
nnaazxrt q ne tsr-s 81 EsGgfz144i- Ess
beer zasst1r taspaE2@rtly .cr IL sog .
Ef.. Is grseY - make az elisa tT1al Q;
tie ~ xsus % tAs serongholA Teey a
Yszsy Ia gs ceen :sss.z .or srsc12rs- c.
.ectz ar1 have Se.a .o1as perfect DIX
~ Authorities feared - make 80 c2slo-
nary serssce "a. = ;aic2 @.&ias-. soT
10 rszs2a tbAt IS rgo.ecttles Wiz &c
Necessary overcaarg. lLgni 9os.oy
s.rsks ons c. lbs c1aer o. re An1.i1&2
ase. r-Se- A6B4-as Dear1s4se- iy-zS @-ss
.cross - stralts a. Per- ArEeses
TIE waiting rzs COW grown Sreso,1s,
az {: . ss3S xAAt ssveg&- comm 1nleA~
tions szye paAse8 5stHesS TIE bT1tsSa Ao-
ralrzs PA4S@r &nt A6msga4 Se4r1ses Z
eonssas=zce TIE Ar1xr4osal o-1csrs beng
ASKED - gsvs clear fed .oT a t-1s4 n
az event tAs American g&<Sa1Ds are
Ts.CYfrg S4L re ROE or Monterey beng
disaa,eAs4 % saz FrAncsseo IRE flagship
Pa1z4ssyas.a coming over . Esz y flas :.
az. c5s ctnav % he squad ron paying VS.
{. = - Bound cities.
~ sOez as $50 weashsr - clear . test
will AXE ps-. ire FIFTH regiment G. A.
beng tagtte& 70 attend ard observe u.
working o. he Fgns. which IL lbs event
% ar invas.o2 kaev WI be e12ectS1 %
MAJ.
TIE eiss2p.s-inE carriages which are
ths grezt feature Of .as Ees forts. we're
;rast yes,sT1ay, xad teaat - work 20 per
.eeG21-
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GOING TO THE MINES.
Many Strangers In spokane-Miners


Spokane. SEPT .s.->Sy>1ARl-A g,arcs
al he ho'es registers r. this Ely SHOWS
aa Increase IN 'rag@ thls week
The .srstr srQgoyTic r Z those regis
tered are usea passing 10 ard from
ere n..nln3 carnse D. North SRI " ASKING
ton And British Columbia.
IN 4zrs.iay 4~4c.es os Incorporation .o<
tae R4sh Enlue. ore % tAe bes; known
.lecsn properties. wefe lied with tls
secretary % slate i e close corpora
ton Nath a ca s21lzatsen % So. % y.
g. Caark. T. 4. st&rkey. r 2. 0'N.t.l.
~. Il MeVay. l. Z. MoFay Ard J Y.
X ~sieg are t3le tfaa-ro orators Nj. Clark.
whsn ~-ea today. said they had Isl com
saet~d iarge tnrc@-siory boring horse
=, IA rnln~. vs,h afnp.e sococn-no Axiom
Cor aiaesy-six uer- THIS Is probably the
tarxes{ tsssr4i-w nossss n the S.c-can.
T's-T wagon rad 70 Sandcn, ahogt n
sas nalt - senw~a. aas tls; ben som
p3etea 80 & roSt o. 9 500 sa1 they have
eosarneno~6 AaastcS ere a,d tx ee~t - e. y
oeS~sY ses2 tons ny tae -; e May next
Concerning Other matters ST. rhR Siccnr
carp ne sass. '~T'he 81 o-san : .ar s WORK
t1x STEADILY, suc thesr ccccert-6tor is
r1af-srg enc. X has c2par3Ev 81 so
tors and J ihsak tNey a-e rsuat0x Il az
ahe1t hsif "a TNa~o weeks ae~2 IRE cssv
wets~ as f4rret CT a. san1oG. The
reservoir = }oxeases on ere mountain So
wesg ~ town - towards our mine. snd
trav rAb- Was~r from T~sh1:sry creek
T-..~~ have aSesn fs0 soof aea1 as pres
sre e0gawh . threE wsf~r over -.
Z. wA@@- 1Ii.ssrs ia town Sarsior - The
IgsH~ss -safnt tn ~ S'ecnr- Ac,,orsass
ttans sse .truf.es. an3 srother arg no.cl
- aHte~ gwe-esS ~ co0sf--l~gfc1. es,el fes
sd, ~ stA feeta.a~as4-s s.I smaller lotrirx
hosssss 81 Coy. .eN tcwr no sa4,es
fFass Ssntlas. ssv@rai aasl0ess aosswes az
aaw rsg1p .t-~. al }.s-ra@r = bets
Aae'~d a. rast - Is AZ aa CHAINED 20
n.a.3 rYov~. TIE Deas neA~ cy = gr~r,ssr-
irg - rfg So s@rs-e~t~a or AZ Three
s-os1S sssr Alasns sus isaho --f--- ans
~z.gra t'f ne V.erk es steadily
ssa~ne to~as nf-luE ro~u SO ow7 mines
IN TIA TrsG c-esk ate,r.ss ~-nni0x hts-s
ln sao~tser ssrst.s~e . arFau.z re FREE COZ
Fser aa~ty. TheY aave a&reet - As.g.a- {
seE an tsn rrr~r.ttcs -e f1 sey n s.
<-sa+s. ~s~tH - s>err-e~ 80 raEe = s1 tee
fu 80 Sfassa wtng an3 haee q =. 'rta
= re>0qer es.lsr TAsy ssv fasx - -ess
r-ere= -1z- 50 oFes eoYrh % 81 a-s~ ~
a "a So ~' make e. eoo >fsHa ez~eoze.
as -Ast 100 srs - see r7~.s1 use~a 81 ere
s~aaa fee 9o-> tef1sr~ fNs w~st~ ~aes ~
Is N4 -a&e Ta#r Aatass no stfl-
r#sT En- e. aE ~.ee a-Aceg@ 8s Ryan
Leafs srs f~re ~ f'.,oa.e - s~s~1a~
IS e sea.. a-sse "fasss n enxy tx -
gezg> e..
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LIVELY row AT YAkIMA.
MerehaEs s Keep Open on Sunday ana
Fight with spotters-

Scrth Yakima SEPT 2e.-s2sciAL-Ths
merchants q thlz city today io5a lie "a "
into their OWE lands. and. not.llhE -Agaa-
Ing lie protests II one Or two preachers
aid their Epotisrs. kept opsn doors 81
CAY 20 eaton TIE trade - tie indian hop
p.cksss alone. TIE resal; vas two dis
s4nct fights between tne merchants and
tas spoilers anS EsEsTai forc4o4e eject
nasnts Of tAs latter from various stores.
One sposteE. named s.Sckholss a man
who hzs made himself par tcaAaEly ofseIl-
ave 20 AJ-paying residents Oh Account OF
what Is termed ais 6sgolsd persecution q
merchants pe-ca uss q inelr desire 20 keep
rhsir stores open Sundays. Was struck
three Or four times on ne head and meek
and considerably bruised BY 4 merchant
and a crowd of symca lalzsrs. when he
refused - cave tie store q the neE-
chant upon being requested 70 do So
Tie community = very much excited
tonight. and every tine spoiter shows
hlmAef on tbs streets lie Il isersd and
Soete1 even by conservative citizens.
The chief Of the opponents OF the raer-
chants IS a preacher named SsyieT. and
his work here during LAe pas, fsw months
has rendered aim particularly obnoxious
he SIS none of the w2Tk today. possibly
fearing Injury 10 himself as Ehreats 20
tast effect acre openly made
Tonight warrants for The arrest Of tn.
merchants we're Issued and wi4l oe served
gcn4arg0w. OF Otter Bros. dealers IN
Cry goods. Cof8n Bros, general nler-
chants. Resented Mercantile Company.
general merchandise. Otter MecA-el.
groGers. Sam Ageu1f. candy and cigar
dealer A warrant was also issued for
paa Resented. charging him Wild as
s&ult ugoa the persoa OF S.ctter stack
house
Very few church people are taking part
II tie crusade. Bat sympathy s over
vha.mangiy II favor of The merchants
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Ryan - Speak as Dover fOAay-
Sunday IN washfngsoa c1Sy

Wsaa.ngtan CITY. Sept .a-wIaam !.
Ryan s2e7. Sunday u TssA.-eto, CITY.
TIE guest 90 c. :. Brsis. a as residence
CT cs7.1e. Hill M Bryan eft ihs city
by he Pennsylvania raLEosG a. = o'clock
toa-g1. Tor Baltimore. tbs course vas
necessary = order -ha; &c nigh. catch tas
SD e. =. ran from Ia. c--y toIor-cw,
II alca vii enable an 20 reach Dover. De-.
N tine 20 speak a. o cock tomorrow a.
ternoo1- He was accompanied - Nation
a committeeman J. DAraels. o. North
Carolina ard General keE1ett. the chair
nal OF the Delaware state COMMITTEES, AID
Jo1a salisbury. CT TIE reception commit
zee trora Delaware. appointed % eseor.
him INTO TIE seata
Mr. Bryan had q refreshing s.ghte rest
A.Eer his weeks work. and slept antl ats
t1-s morning. He looks remarkably ysg-
oroGs and healthy his voice 5 again =
good tr-Ea. After 4 ate breakfast tas
candidate escorted BY Dr. Ra1c-l1e. tas
ot1clatLfg minister. and accompanied oy
Mr.. Bride ard Mr.. Daniels. attended -ae
N1Hth Avenue Presbyterian ch1rcA Re-
turning aS.sr service. A<. B-yaa spent tie
remainder OF ne day IN rest and cc1ver-
s1tloa E!ta eallers- Among nose who saw
Mr.. Bryan were Senator Butler And Mr..
Ecgersor. OF ths PopGIist executive com
-nitsee. James L Norris. ire ASS an.
treasurer % the natlonz- committee. Cap
t2in Miller ard Major DISCO. % he na-
~%1a-a- sc~S4~sNA S9Esl-l-&I1es REP cSrA--@
ave MACMILLAN % Tennessee Aa6 ConE11s-
s.oaer o. indian Affairs Browning. Senator
Ill-rnA1. o. South Carolina who Is CAM
pA-gnlng u Psnnsy .YsClz. came over from
Philadelphia for conference with A-.
Bryan and hose az hea6luarts-s here. out
A@ .sft before NJ. Bryan had returned
from al evening ride hundred - mere
persons came IL during she day and -vcs-
irg . pay .1@ir respects 20 the candidate.
o1t sew CT tAsIn saw him a curious crowd
gathered II front OF ghe residence a. d.
fsFsnt t-nss e Re day and chesre1 lus-
tlly upon ne NsbrAskaa's appearance. A.
Ter san3cwn tonight Mt Bryan, accom-
panied - Mr.. Norris, Senator Butler. Mr..
Edger-on 4ad rs bosi. M-. Bride. went
for a drive about the city. = vas dark
ard very few persons recognized those n
he carriage.
There vas no conference a. tss house
during the day other than .hs. with Ire
chairman and secretarv CO the PoDl..st ux-
ecutlve committee. The situation general
~ The condition OF the cam paIgn and ne
outlook we're discussed. The leaders sx-
pressed ne opinion ma. ths silver sent
neA- was growing every Gay. and thai =
vas not poSs. Die % stem rs tide. Senator
Butler said Mr.. Bryan was very much sat-
is-led and encouraged a. Tie forecast
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NDa VSsroa- eeot- 1A-9p&rAss--Jvcfe
02.dngsr, % Porr Tosnxer1. s6erssSss
- sn.n0s.artsc Esvgb.Eesn messing ~
B1rsirG-oe Ysr@-r1y &c tas s--e-ss-s *
SOUND mercy are good government TIE
meeting vas vel asse1Ged. = rz-s>r he-
ing present from Ioxnf ysrDoa. and 80
sgctect matter % re 52sgs's address " a.
prsssnte1 in Gear. Sos.czl aa1 foFglS.s
Kramer.
TIE carnpairn IN Sxass; eos.nsy ts fairy
or. both ssEs-s dong eESsrsef&e serk sn1
EAsslng Their forces ,ey the decisive sgSs-
&c On NoyemDsr 2. DIT as fhe 1T sD-
breaches sAs prospect tsr Esss9s.-eAss fso-
csss dceE no< 1iEnla1sa.
y. e. I0nO thA Kl3Ter candidate hs
congress. vas hi.ist 20 SPEAK r Mc@1i
Vernon on .rss 1Sfa snss-. ogt sa44@s %
make confessions. AID sssa ggsos7tsd Is
audience. gnzEAz- Jean = E29@Ts -
EsovGilsi cantsaate Tor governor, COX &c
plxtfern sa1 gaze zn hJgrs Ak q
astisDce. however. sas very eA&DssS-ft'~
snG - numbers a-z4 ACCORDED tie sssTzz*F
q very cod recegzsSa- hls reEr4rAs sfe-s-
:as 10 sntrsEzSEa whatever.
60 far Ghs FopsaissE l2ye gser rAt2sr M
ecr.2n1ts zsta lfe.r ss1-sssfts1 2-as4c ssss<-
ASs. the rsszis generally being c-@sS1SsLs~
ing 20 themselves and TIC y-54sG-
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Fverrtf's Energetic Republicans.

FTers-. Sept - Spec q .---f'ae EeptSf-
fczH county eRntrti committee aas
arranged for meetings a-G speakers as
folsowK Aa-htas SEPTEMBER e. r ~.
rrc sneli - EVe~sst sft ! ~ Cox. -
sr0aasaisk. AisFgssst,e- Sertsnher =
Gessrs RFnwn C8er aad Frazer.
Tssy w1i also rasak ~ Hsrssa-9 d. re
ssfAs E3asaH6s satra8er 2 auz Ssr-
weaf sn erfsav p John 7. Hartman.
A NEsri~y aaS heAaTt c,ah was args an-
szef ~ 4.nwF en ~ Wednesday, HgHH.u
wssa q raafl hersf : - sba4i ltsi Tee afir-
ers are prs 3eas trea f15ttie vsea rresi-
Gen. J s. secretary. n = a b.
Re-. t-as es 81 HaSsr. Sing
spseeAee aers rs1e ~ Mr pstersaa sna
Ny f.eN az Teaftss ant Cagt Bsecnarn,
az Ever o.. loo8 missile Ass Egfn.sae4 by
shs So. N. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21

wsI.a wau&- sept 6.--specisi---'Ens
county convention 81 the A@.ssna4 Demo
Gratis Eas he'd IN TIE elty nAl yes
.ereay. Dr. /. G. E.sIoca per zFaaDeaS c.lAtr-
man. Eon. J. :. sa&rpsLs4n seeTsS&ry- re
platform adopted sAS a. fSfIoEs
Reserved That tke Azts01&3 Dffnocrats
~ walG2 .asl& cosntg repssa4ats sss pat
form aAc actions 81 Tie ChicAgo cDnveE-
fion and sBGoYae Tie platform 4ad nora-
trees OF tie cDassEsio Of tas %afs0sA
Democratic p&Tgy aese a. Indiana Essssis.
A resolution wzs Adopted us srae ing tie
Delegation 70 Tacoma thst 10 e&n9idsts
nominated b. either the PeOpaes party or
tie Republican party - 70 % in6osase %
the stAs& sonyanzloa-
The delegates sI2etsS were. J. Gait
wood. Or Y G Eialock. Gilbert Hunt. :.
D. T.. Yenros4 j. l.. sAsfpstsin. W 4
Ersrton. Thomas Quinn, a X. Ls er.sks..
J. r. areps L Lloyd Bert L~a12s. r.
Cusrnsrd ". y. Gregory.
Bryan club wa ORGANIZED yestsrtzy.
win 81 members. Botn tns Mckinley
and Rryaa clubs asge opened asacq lar
ters ans both parties are actively working
for the success Of i-4er rssp@etsve tickets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
In the Edward Webster Yoste

San FraDcAsco. Sept a1.-Tne sealing
Schooner Edward Webster. owned by A P.
Lorentzer. OF this port. Is believed by
some Of ne sealeTs now IN Berinx SEA 20
BE Eoss- Information % taat effec, reached
N1ctora g. few days ago ard vas sent BY
letter 70 parties interested n The vesssl
here. Size was last seen OF April ~. and
then she WA IL q terrific stern OF wind
STOW and seet. IN CON parry with the o1ter
hunting schooner Hermann. The two YES
sels were working together. The storm
tasted for about two DAYS. sr1 when Z.
su5s.3e4 rsoghlng was seen % 80 vessel
According 20 me crew o. "a Hermann.
nothing has been heard % her ssn.e To-
rsntzen. the owner OF the vessel. SAYS he
heard The Report OF the loss OF Ia vessel
e week ago. but claims the tasorr-a ..sor
IS untrue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
BALLOT BOX sTUFFISG.
The New Counting Machines Bad for
the spree els Men.

San Francisco. Sept. 2o.-There is trouble
brewing among the warning Republican
factions of THIS city. The Spear wing %
the party held Us primaries and elected
delegates 20 municipal convention teY
days ago Yesterday the Spreckles faction
held primaries and the Spear men sax =
chance q cause trouble and Jumped - T.
Private detectives VIII counting machines
we're placed 4; each polling pace, IN
known 70 the Sprecke!s men. They count
ed every vote and watched the proceed
irgs carefully. Their report 20 The Spear
leaders caused A. Reuf - swear out war
rants for The arrest % i've election officers
On charges % violating The primary laws
They are charged with allowing Improper
persons % vote and with S,uaing he bal
lot boxes T'he returns rom he primaries
are largely II excess OF those secured oy
me detectives. and E. - alleged by ne
Spear men Ina. ta nearly every 4tstrlct
the Boxes we're Stuffed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
HOkE Il For BRYAN.
But Against Free silver and Fer the
Income lax Plank

Dalton. Ga. Sept. 2o-fEok. Smith. .x-
secretary o. the interior. spoke here yes
terday under the auspices OF t3e Demo
cratic state executive committee - ofsa q
t1e largest audiences Of The campaign. Mr.
smith referred 70 his former VISIT 10 ral-
t7n NO years ago. when re arwea thAt the
democratic national piRtfog N should uot
approve me free coinage o. silver lie
sid Ais views upon me aDanclaI Qeestloa
Remained unchanged. ana he regretted thar
- could not inaorse this part Of he plat
form. lie urged. however. that thoFe wao
Ike himself id not approve fhis plank.
saouid S.iil remain loyal % tne regular
nonine>>- lie claimed yhAf long after TIE
financial question vas settied re Demo
oratic party would - advocating the C-irs-
pies dear 20 ne Interests o. ghe rglasses
Iacse y 40 nae taken par in tle light for
rs sound money" Gei@ga tes a. tha en-
caso convention he felt were practically
pledged. ne wrss actually pledged -
vote for t1e nominees. Mr.. Smith urged
re Justice q = tarlT for revenue only ana
approved tas Income az insisting tast :,
"a as D1t class legislation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
Girl Causes Capture of burglars.

Oakland. cal. Sept 2>-IItss Eva ..
Shorey. the daughter % . detective - thts
c.ty. vas responsible for the capture ,hls
afternoon OF Two burglars. Nhle dining
at home Mss Shoray noflcel two usen
moving suspsc.oJsly about the home -
John T. Agar. dlre-.!y opposite the &C.
te,tive's dwelling. she called her fathers
attention % them. ard Shorey weT. %
investigate NTH Or =. c. Randolph.
rsis ~ ',or. Arts- desperate >trtsgg'@
.Ae men were arrested 81 the isar o. -
house AMI taken 20 ira city prison. Cpoz
p tnE searched sarEe 0.aantity ot is~resry.
pistols. heetses = Jtrumy sa4 other bur-
gi4r~' Implements. wars Fo0nd, wc.ch
were sabseQ ne-tly iseatt7e3 ~ 2. 2.
Caadws@A. wno reported .haf du~iCg his
temporary absence 'front.' ~tGt1w or~n-
srs- upon s. porch hs5 been fo-cse ana rs
bose ransa -ke3 T5s n.en eave ~
names e Caari~s Fsa-therstoas and 10
ssea Ne-1-.ioaEh-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-21
A WHEEL OF FORTUNE.
That was Fortune TO the Burglar
Who Brokc IL Onen

Co.fsx. ser.t- Soe-Ial--For n. ls~y
Tx wees. since -. Aaryes; work began
ard transient men are numerous ths
mailing houses hsve haen ran VIDE opan
Arrs aus az - sa.e2ns have been
running gar1o- * Tables Recently re
Dn..A 81 Don pat - 8 sew hook system
vee.l o fortune Ta~ whssl hzs a glass
'front.' ensms x izrEe rau11~- ~ g -
.. g. AID So BIS. 81 u'Ens - waees
- Hepe n tie store rooEa Frt3ay ntgrt
Burglars broke INTO 49, room. removed tha
g,ass from TIE We as took a. tie
b...s amounting 70 is, tn. "a >e-s nrs
watching - IT, IN hprn GAMBLER SIS
rssctsc % - crtus ARD - arrest IL
~ree~tst ~,or