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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

Said William Mckinley 10 Que OF BIZ,
speeches 10 defence Of the tsriii ,ba, bears
tbs nsme, q, the time when other sta es
men wete running away from il: "we coo
snme more IN this country than any
slI,y three million people anywhere 81, 9
10 the world consume. We spend more
money than any other siIty three million
people, beosnse We h.ve more money 30
sprnd, aud We have more money to pend
becsuse We pay more fot labor then T.,
paid sDywhere else on The lace Of the
earth. We are only five per cent Of Toe
popalsiIon u the world, but We consume
twsnty per cent OF all the cotton To II.
produced 10 he world, twenty per cen, OF
ali the WOOL, thirty per cen, Of all the iron
aod steel that Is usl uiactared snd fit,
yer csni Of all be tin pIss"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

1t is believed that when Senator Hill
s,s'el 10 Ii, speech on the II ior OF the
Senate, thai he didn't believe Mr.. Cleye
land would sssln be q candidate Tor the
Democratic nomination .ths, the fcIy NJ.
f1tser was trying TO smoke Mr.. Cleveland
ont sod get him 10 make dehnte d.cl.r
altUn Of bis inteutions. The wordiag OF
the platform adopted by The Mich tau
Democratic eolvs1tlon, which was ptob.b
" prepared by Don Dickinson, has ia
creased the belief 10 Washington tbs, NJ,
Ulesrlsnd intends TO capture the pouiua
uon Tor himself unless the silver ID mo
e'sis make It Impossible by c.p,urin tue
Chicago convention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

Eppusba y, ia Uor.ls 10 Loulslsns msie
DO boast ~ samlnins that the reotn, tlsc
Ion there ass stuss iBiquiiy ,nd .
s~iBBls. TOE sss Orleans Times Demo
rfs, ssys Lat ,ueb dsbsnobery of the cleo
,lap ia~s i. drmtsias toe msletid inter
ests a. tie sist., sUd the state cannot al
lord g. tsse such elections ss the rscsBi
o. cslie ahe repeated
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

II hshnrley 10 bom'usted IL is quite
ptubsble lbAl the Vice Presideot gill be
80 Essltrg msb, Senator Proctor has beeu
prominently mentioned for the place. The
psfty Gisht DO u och sorss. 10 fact could
bsrdlf 10 batter ihsn to t.ke hin. bat
Vermont i small state sod not ct oil
doubtful - the ohaBee. Se decidedly
ssinst tin
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

LANOL is tbs best medicine for child
reu. Doctors recommend it in place OF
Castor OIL
Joseph Barber OF Posnal, yonng man
who works for g. ii. Damn was 10 the
Geld at work when he saw strange wild
beast / J distant field crossing 10 bis dir
eeilon. He at once started for barn
about MALI mile distant from where he
was working. As the animal was chasing
him he could see that 1t wss a panther
aud with bis hair standing on end Barber
reached he barn IN safely the bowling AMI
NAL close behind. After wandering around
few minutes the panther stroled of into
the nearby woods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

There void Of meaning In the
sisbI 0l lbr Fted hgnte Of Gsnersl Long
street standing before she mem bers Of the
hlddles'I Club to DO hoGot by presence
sui wof4 to the memory Of the heroic
usn, How notify have The great war
riofs vord-, Let US have ace" been
ialdlled, wbsu al Il Confederate general
can sisud before su organiz ,tlon OF dyed
ia toe SCOT faukres and give tsnder tn
butte TO the yluu Of BIZ. dead cooq DER
~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

Secretary O,ney !. night 10 ruling The,
ID" UnHrJ s,.,es toes not intend 10 awe
risht 81 asylum TO every person Who
chooses 10 rush ilto 90 America sm bassy
10 foreign county. Just hos lar the
rsbt Of ssylgm should be carried, lie per
bsps ~ open question: but certainly the
ualtrd slstes IL 10 20 position today to go
sround the world buntiDs up quarrel. Tor
the ssse Of every petty reyolutioni.t or
wrons doeF wto chooses TO summon the
Upiied States 10 his aid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

lyon have dull aud heavy pam across
forehead and sbort the eyes II the uostul.
are frequently stopped up and followed by
disseressble discharge; if soreness 10
the nose snd bleeding from the nostrils
is often experienced; II you are very sen
sitive TO cold 10 the head sccom pa led
with headache; then yod may be sure you
have catarrb; ADD should (immedisiely }
resort TO Elys Cream Balm for a cure
The remedy will eIye Instant relief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Estate OF JANEs us
The undefsignod, having been appointed by
tho bon, Probate Court FOR the District Of Man
chester Commissioners, to receive, examine, aud
adjust ell claims aud demands Of all person.
az inst the estate Of
James OLE late Of Arlington
IN said District, deceased aud ali claims exhibit.
cd In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
viii meet for the purposes aforesaid At the
lato dwelling OF the deceased ia sAtd Arlington,
on the 9,h day Of November nat, Iom
10 O'clb ok 4. NJ until O'clock p NJ on
said day and that sS months from tbs
tth day OF May A. y. lr9B is tho time
limited by said Court for sAld creditors 10 pre-.
sent theii elaine to US Tor examination aud
allowance
Dated at Arlington THE 9th day Of May A.
d. 1890
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

Gaid st3pmsuis bsts eomnsboed sssa
Sc to- ifaicsi.oBs STE that She tresssry
ff.rre ~lii gtcs mate Tell .sy bslos The
6hs hut5ts8 uilloH u.rs before Clere
itbd atd Cstlais tttsra 10 private liis
bttt Uust. Tbo'e ssstlrmeu msy yet
L 80 time g. .ei 10 ssOitsr bOtd lssue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

DANA'S Ssrsspsrills ia not only ih.
best OF all remedies Tor he Nerves, Liver,
Kidneys, stomach. snd Rlood; bit " "a
se.eI yoa ca, get your money buck
Tue same guarantee applies to TO DAsA's
Pills, Cough Syrup aud Plastefs. For sale
by A ii. Smith. West Arlington, VI. =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

CouTess has adopted a Joint resolution
TO sdloutu May rs THIS !. az early
Date bat here Is 10 esrthly reason why II
should rems,n IL session soy longer. pro
vtIei tue necessary appropriation bills
can be dispo'ed Of snd this seems likely
TO be the case ~ they ere well advanced.
While II wss hoped come benefcsl fusu
ci.l measures would be passed the s. nate
blocked the way, tue Democrat. and Pop
ulis's uniting snd forming = majority OF
thd boiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

Tie CutaGs have good cause for graf
cation ct the great success OF their bo0G
Hosting venture, Although only 81, 600
900 was called tor, the bids amounted to
" 900 coo, I'D What is mere they aver
aged % per cent Of the par value. l.
Is PLAN tDat uudef the eucumstauo,s the
credit OF The embryo republic Is exception
ally sooi, The isot that the sresier part
OF the amoont bid same from Americans
Is fair tsldeto' OF confidence 10 the ult
mate success Of the revolution 90 the
part Of Amer iesn ciuzans
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

The Free Press announces the candi
dsey Of Nelsoa W. Fst Tor The ofhce O,
hsS.eaaai governor. Mr.. winslow Of The
Board Of Agricalturs, whom many had
-ishsd Eish, accept the oesce, declines 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

Are you suffering with any disease
shle1 will make your life u iser.ble DO
go kuos that hadsn's Micrcbe KILLER
will cure you. sold by
Mise MARr FARSuM. Agent,
r5om. Maple Hill. Manchester d. POI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14
lyman CKAhDALL's tsrAIE

- hTArg y vERMoHr Distrct ot aanchest,r ~
| 10 PROBATE Court held az MAuchu. ef within
aud Tor said District on the 2ith day Of A. III A
. 1896.
! Present HoS u FopLrR, Judge.
| Whereas, John u Sheldon 81 Dorsst dnsrdi
| 40 Ot Nchu Ter CtAndali heir vi Lyman Efandalt
late Of raid Dorset deceased, petitions aaid CUu
10 grant him license 70 coll said wsfds To-.
| teTtrt ia and 10 said estate and represents 10
| ssld Court that II will be conducive ~ tho IN.
| tortsis OF bis fAid ward 10 make such rAlo aud
| PIT the prOeeeds thereof A. intaieit, or other.
| wire Hafeiy invest tbs sAmc, The said Guardian
| therefore prays sHld Court 10 gram him license
| to roll his said sAids interest ~ said estate
| pursuant 10 the statutes ~ such casts made aud
provided.
Whereupon, II is ordered that all persons con.
cerDed ba notified 70 appear before said Court
at a session thereof W be- holden Al tho Probate
once ~ Manchester on the 10 b day 81 MAY A.
u. 1895, 10 chow cSuse. II any oIist, Why tho
poSu and authority requisite Ia said Applica-
ton should not DO granted. aud Tor this pur.
pose II u further ordered that oypy Of the
record OF this o. ier be pgblishsd three week.
sdcoaseiYaiy IN the Msbniisstsf JapEsaLa news
paper printed Al Manchester 10 ssig District. al
o. which publications shall be previous - sail
time uf hearing.
A True hccotd
B8s VIII EfGEnTos Register.
REPORT Of the condition Il the
~ FAcEOsY PoIHT AATioBAL BASS At Asrebas-
ter Centre, 10 the state u Vermont, al the ClOss
Of businsts May 7ih. 1890.
REs0uAuEs
Loans ssd discounts, ti25, gs2 N
Ovefdri fgs, secured aud unsecured Sl ~
q. 4. BDBds 70 secure circulation, 21.OOJ O0
stocks, rennritles, etc, t,5n 10
Furniture, And Httufss, ~ %
Due from approved reserve agents. sOif Us
solts o. other hsuoaal baDEs, DIg %
ADD cent?. Ig7 %
specie, i,tOJ ~
II calender notes 1000 "
- 600 %
Redemption fand With u.B Treasurer,
10 Der cent Of eircalauonj. 800 %
Total 40 no ~
LnhfLtTtEst
Capital stoct paid Ia. r5 .Dc0 %
Surplus Fund 1.VlJ W
t.Ies paid, 4,Ns 81
gAuohsl Bans Notes outstanding. ~ 40 %
lDduiuai deposits subject W check, 54fgs ~
Domsbd certificates u dsposit, ash "a
Notes aud bills fUdisoguated 4 30 "
100 s0O %
s1Arr ~ YEHHost County u Bennington. g.
L. j. r. Black Cashier u the shove named
Jkbt, a. soisnu'y swtu that the sbJte state,
nsnt IL ir1e " Tho beet u ny haosledgs aud
belief
J,P Blaze Casbisr.
sabscnbed Az srorn to before ne lhis isth
iay VI MAJ ls3s.
ions o. BLAcEarR. notary rubAs.
Correct Attest
rs (. +, T Ssyis. director"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14
Presenl. Hox u. 4. FowIEa. Jnare

whereas, a certain instrument IN writing
purportlng 10 be the last will aud testament Of
George O Burton late OF Manchester In said
Dittdot, deceased, having been this day pre-.
sented to I'd Court VI II obate sud duly died 10
the Registers office,
Therefore II IL ordered that all persons In.
tottsLed IN tho estate Of SID deceased be mott.
lied TO appear before said Court, at the Pro.
bate Ohoe ~ Manchester. 10 said District on tho
let day Of jane, D 1896 at 10 O'Clock
AN by publication Of this order three weeks
succe-siyely, previously thereto IN the Man
chester JouRsAL, newspaper printed Al Man
chester Aforesaid, 10 show cause If any they
msy have, why said instrument Ia writing
should OF be- Gled aud recorded ~ the last
will aud testament Of the said deceased
1877 W. b. ED0kKTOk Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14
JAMES kILBURN, Ic---,-.
l3w FRANK UAkFiFIU I Com re-
lEOKGEG BUTON'S Igr,Ty

- State OF Vermont District OF Manchester, "a
30 II remembered that 1t a session OF the
Probate Court, holden at Manchester, withlu
aud for said District on the 9th day OF May
A u 1896
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14
EVELTNE A. OATMANS' Ter,rr


Be u Remembered. that At session Of lie
Probate Court holden al Manchester, within aud
tor shid District on the oh day NJ MAY
A. y. 1926
Present H1N II X FowLrn, Judge,
whereas, certain instrument Ia writing
undoi zeal putputtng TO be the iast vii AMI
testament Of Emoliue Ostmap, late OF Arlington
n said District, deceased having been this day
preuou ed to said Court nj Probate aud dniy
aled IN the hegisteIs office; Therefore, Il il
ordered that al porspns interested 10 the estate
OF said deceased be no lied 10 appear before
said Court, at the Probate Office ia Manchester
10 said District, on the let day Of June A.
d. 1896 at 10 O'Clock A. by publication ui this
order three weeks excessively preyiou. theroto
IN he Manchester JosRNAL,a newspaper printe
al Manchester, aforesaid TO show cause, II ANY
they may have, why said instrument IN ~ritnx
shou not be proved aud allowed ~ the last
VIII and Testament Of the AID deceased
l8w w. H. ED8EUTON uepi.t.r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14
AtiNIssto ugfb.r.

T.pley Bread Winners out wear ell
other shoe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14
YOUR HEALTH

- all important. That's something It pave 20
have 10 the house, ike FIRE 10 winter. 10 keep
htalth IN you must keep sickness ont, To make
the unseioume guest postpone his call or shorten
biz stsy when he comes, tone up your system by
The use OF orr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14

- hTArE VERnosr, Distnct Of Manchester -
| 10 PROBATE Court held AZ Mauchus ef withln
aud Tor said District on the 2ith day Of A, III A.
| n lEVC
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14
Concert Roller Organs.

Any one can play them. and furnish nios mn 10
oost ouly tl2. For sale by
A MASON
Manchester Depot VI, April LIST. 1890 4Ttf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04
CHICAGO MARKETS


Chicago. Dec 3-Liverpool again con-
troEed wheat prices at the opening to-
cay. The opening tone was less rsspon-
sivs 70 tbs decline here Yesterday than
was expected. the decline ~ Liverpocl De-
fnr only IA. This lack OF synpatny
abroad with our depression ard the fset
that Northwestern receipts were again
very small while not entirely changing
the bearlxh feeling predominant before
the crening encouraged brokers SUI
Recently 10 start prices at a decline or
only sxc 20 &c. May opening a. from $50
20 sslkc. chiefly around &c These favor
able factors gradually developed oe-
ci6ed bull sentiment and the decsiSe ~as
not only recovered. but no price went
Y.sc shove the low figure. New York
and St. Louis sen; generous Buying or
ders and the shorts eoveTed freefy.
There were unfavorahle Argenune news.
ana rsverpooi cables that the total Ar
geutina exports from the last crop were
only about = 900 900 bushels. and the sur
plus from this crop wouid prooao4y hoi
exceed that. against s9,ss"~ ousaes III
ssaa ira r4~atpss at Minneapolis ana
Duluth were SIS ears. "a compares Win
!. 90 on ne corresponding day last year.
But a. sc. 20 which prices s1;FAhcea' it's
market received check
one Of The matters most generally talk
ed about was In reference 10 the appas-
emily unauthorized sfats-neIt that Ar
rnour A. Co viii deliver 2e&s" oasneas
CT wheat on December contracts sonle
time after navigation shall have closed
Trhsn earss re news thSt the Duluth
noir mills would SHUT down for three
s~aekx nma Afnrea polls wired that FAs
four trs4s there vas exceedingly 1uhs
that although the nils bad booked zfseo
barrels for ths week. not over y per cent
OF Il was for EXPORTS Infs aSspe0 20
xaaks~ values. ard there vas rush q
cary BUYERS 70 unload. Which soon broke
the price, May declining 10 asse
A. nat polne the market taSHs1 hPNa8s
again. A good n any O. sse sellers hta
rather cversgon~ TIE thing. and eoT@rsa.
y-s,a s~vs,stse ness. whtca had IS effect
e.-Iv "a re session, wxz again PLACED on
ars re market got quite strong y ne
last hour. Nay soi2 90 70 A-sse. haA~l4y
closing strong 81 ssSsEssfsc
Il VAS a zseafperss market IA corn WIN
pssts ana calls IS SIS aasis~ EsASls@-
DORIS wnre narrow
oats wsrs ar-u ard higher. STD the
ADVANCE Accomnauied sy a large Ua@a-
ness ard session. % great interest,"
Provisions epsz1es1 strong. az s1asas &C
vance due 20 ire smaller bog rscssTss
shnr expeefes and higher prices at ne
varssz Everything s}ossc zos sAs iTcn
ma sog prkeas q eae ssT.
CHa.fnE Quotations
yyaezt-Dee~rzber. sssscs Janzzry. aAsE.
rorn-Dacsrnbsr. z1s5@sS, January.
e54t~-rseeershef. ssz.es NAY. 1855
Fs,~s-p~c~xnser. IS ~; January. Ss-z@is.
rArsS-D~s~xnSer. 6 <sss January. &-sz-s.
RIas-1~csnSer. s1ss January. 49,
SzA
g4rssy-asS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04

l1e uniced States has bscsrns dunv1nu
s.e1ru Ok the iepsxs az The world Tnfn
- seaaess 10 made by Dr.. Gsosgs Il ystchs
S4a francesca He says thaxu axU few
- u Which tnsre are ~ caseo ana
sS-.s 20 Wasaingeea. orsg0n. Tewa, MIN
s ne paketas and Nov Aax1co -
special satsrSrs.
-. kItea thinks that rAs ,speru ars dis-
:, = 49, - eser such large serrfscry that
s1nss for enc community Or
ss 20 40 tor Al OF ehexn. and that u
= me s~ ne government e take che
A~AssE ~ nanA He wousa have . reservA-
49, eaashs4. large enough 70 give
eNss7 eaoFsoaate creatures plenty Ct air
50 = aome where they would BE- tree
I'm tas euazsisasson Of oeinx observed.
S-n rfaneisco CAL sayss
- Faaeas sdeA Il chat they should Act
soaeo u restAouse, but should
AN.sss % 20 hrgs tract OF land Ia aone
-sosA*eu seoN1oas where e.aey could have
rsensy OF frcs atr ana room ana - frN~
Ia ene Illumination OF being wascAed.
anu asso IRON tie dAnssr Of on.n IN scAt-
Ing the disease 70 others He surroxta
alaa soSA1oo b selected somewhere In
tne feotnaAs, ~ Pajaso valley. for In
stance. where In acres OF land oorad s.
p1 s. for About 90 Per acre, or ~ 90.
lie COS. OF tae necessary buildings ana
~ NS1@sS6t&2 ~ w.. NNN ard the
expense OF maintenance, OUTSIDE 81 what
the unfortunstss could 40 for thesnxe,yes
az sss.eoo. making . total OF yso.ooo. y~htxsa
he says would BE- small surn for NE rov-
eminent 70 expend fer % great an object
he computes the number OF lspers IA the
state at > and the number in che country
At so.
Or. Fitch says NJ has had conversations
VITA senator WassA ccagressnen bar
nam and Mcguire. and all have promised
cooperation In en- attempt 10 Induce the
government to make the necessary anpro-
priasion. He also says that Or. Carter, az
the state board OF health OF Iowa, wAgls
on a recent Visit to tbs city, discussed tirs
matter with him. and expressed a belief
that the scheme was not Only feasible.
but necessary. DIR. Carter promised 20
use his influences with tho national ,srisla-
ture Of his state 70 gain the desired era.
Dr. Fitch requests the hoard OF super
visors 70 communicate with the supsrvss-
oFs or the various counties IN che state.
asking them 20 cooperate IN the matter.
Mayor Sntro. president or the board %
health, said yesterday that no was heart
Fly in favor OF such movement, aud that
he had always maintained that the gov
ernEnent was the proper guardian Of the
lepers, since the na1os.Ey were azssus who
came here TO escape being confined In
their native countries
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04
Tides Mt Seattle Harbor Today.
CHEAP CHARTERS.
Pflinx up of wheat I'm Warehouse
Brfugs oversfock of Vessels.

Charters ara very cheap. ard many ves-
GELS which have been gathered ON the Pa
cifc coast by news OF the immense stores
OF wheat ready 10 move. are going begging.
On the Sound vessels are being chartered
a. from zs 60 20 aSS Low charter rates
prevail not only on the Sound. bat all
along the Coast. for tha causes ara the
same. When the season opened and rls-
sng prices caused active movement IN
grain. charter prices were very sat1sfac-
tory 10 owners OF sailing vessels.
News vas then circulated of the over
stocking OF the warehouses Of San Fran
cisco ard vessels began 70 come 10 this
coast from all parts OF the globe 10 help
Distribute the grain. The result was what
might be termed N MARKET parlance an
ove-~sock of sailing vessels. AZ first char
@e-e- N Sau francisco were signed up a,
3ls az ard even n some eases IL 81.
Charters have now gone down 20 20 At
this price masters o. sailing vessels prefer
20 tav up. The lowest charter reported
from Sen Francisco for the United king
dom was that % she British ship Gsenco-
M. ~ tens. which was taken by Bzifour,
Guthrie 4 Co. a. iss 81.
A vessel Is expected At the West Seattls
elevator next week 20 load whsak for
Europe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04

Tzcozsa- Dec. Especial. bark
Ggassonford ~ on the Cua~te~zsasfer docx
for repairs ans5 y cesat oe Tnsr1- She viii
Trad hzm5e~ az ne Biakessy ra4l for Aus
fY@Sliz-
Y7asv~~ States rsvegF9e essT.er Bear n 90
o.acugv ere cry erck 1sxs week f0F a thor
osses everlasting sssd repairs,
pvse&sk bark Dr4gnrpek cleared for E-sg-
Yznss yesterday wesh a cargo ~ ass tons
~ zszezs. vzsge9 ~ stsasss SIC sailed to-
6zy.
essArnzsso City * Pa@Rsa arrived n port
.c.ssv fyzrzsTx - toxs 81 zsezrhsnss-z~
Ssy- Local rrrerrAs-ts. Sse <osok asst Aa es-s
~ rrms.. Sesr- arxs bllNer. riea-sag W tn@
last q ERE grain sor san Frnnessco-
-Th-s %orsae--g p&eiHs S-~&TussaSs Cora-
s~arv Las secured 40 TORS ~ rails for
zeysEs-ve-at over ~ lire - Csfra ard JaysAs-
s9zs eea-rsxofr AeDs2T- whi1A has been
n~r~csaE.w nearse~sss. w-8Es arrive hs-s &cr-
fsax 49,. ~rsEs carry era 'unS q she rafss
~s,z.4 z-e sesssna4 for japan TIE steam
ss.so fs-ausAsr xsE take Loo soaz-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-04

rears cnaes engineer On ere steamers Of
re Puget SQUAD 4 Alaska Steamship
Company
Tss Bear.~ was IN Wednesday right
fer AtzzSwo-fh-
Walter 0@kes superintendent Of the pu-
get Sound G. Alaska Ssea raSEip Company.
was N tue city yesterday.
Tugs Sea I&on. wander~~ ard Pscne~r
and steam schooner leila. tcek fuel 80 the
Oregon Improvement bankers yesterday.
Steamer Utopia s0ak oaf 80 cases O.
Rainier beer last riEht tor txanship Tzr&sr
a. Vancouver fox Shanghai ard HonolaiG.
Steamer Kingston evoeaat in twenty
so-ls- TIE ptaearpies we're brought north
from Honolulu BY the steamship War
rfrzsoo.
snip Levi r. Burgess. from san Fran
cisco. was fowed lrfa the harsssr yesterday
ey tae tug Sea Laon. The. RaTSeSs Will
loaa cozs at the oregon Improvement
sUnSeTS for sac Francisco.
steamship CITY OF Tssyse<a was expected
70 arrive frosra Alaska Al o'clock this
morning. n portion It her cargo is made
up q as barrels 81 OF Ths, Ts>ssska VII
sal again saturday forenoon.
+. 7. Pope cashier OF Yesier wharf. se-
cesnpanisSs BY his wife. left yesterday for
a few dzvs stay IN Portland Mr- Pore
IS member OF the s. 4. c, hewIsag team
which plays IN Portland today.
a consignment OF swo large cecrs %
guar was recesveS yesterday by Hardy
n aaA from Whsdhy island. This fsrn
vii award them 70 Walla walla. where
poses
United States revenue cutter Wc7cctt
LETT the Gilman bankers "Wednesday nigh.
and drew out TO the buoy. Officers OF tho
revenue cutters here are anxioGsly wait
Ing for the arrival Of their pay check froan
the East.
British steamer Ho~iek Han. now 80
Tacoma, Il expected az she West Seattle
elevator within the next 6ay or 50 70 load
3.as9 or leo toes OF wheat for the United
Kingdom The Howick Han would have
been over last night. but her machinery
Is being oyerhauled- Part 81 her cargo
has been loaded AT Tacoma
Steamship Mexico sailed for San Fran
cisco Yesterday morning az O'Clock with
the following list Of passengers. Haxei
Conneil, Richard lacking, Miss A. Basch.
&. h Hostler, j. r. NcNntf c. y. A.
I.angerman. w. ]. Gilmore. Ia r Scnott.
Mrs Her, L. A. Winke~. Mr.. and Mrs E. III
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Hall. c. NJ.
Sheafe, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morrtssey.
Mrs William B. joking. +. Colbert. y
SAWYER. c. W. Wadhams and seventeen
sseezage.