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ALLISON 70 AID MCKINLEY.
The IotUa senator HiU Speak at Home
and Wherever Else He Is TAINTED.

The IotCa senator van Speok at Home
and Wherever Else He Is Wanted.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July Ex-senator Alli-
son came from his Iowa home to-day and
stopped in Chicago on his way to an East
ern summer resort. where he will stay two
or three weeks, preparing himself physi-
cally for active participation in the politi-
cal campaign. In his room at the Audi
torium annex, the Senator received some
personal and political friends, among them
being Chief Heath of the National Publ
cation and Printing Bureau, with whom
he conferred as to plans for the most effec-
tive campaign literature to be sent to the
electors of Iowa.
'sThe FREE silver question is an old one"
said the Senator. 1T is the underlying
principle of greenbackism. 1t has been
discussed in one phase or another In cam
naigns' for years. L have found some sill
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Preferred a Reckless Career to
Life on the Millionaire's
Ranches.
HIS ACCoMpL1cE ESCAPES.
Posses Return From the Hunt With.
out the Slayer of Sheriff
Douglass.

NEVADA CITY, CAL, July 2s.-The
posse OF sixty men which went out yester-
day to search for the outlaw who killed
Sherlft Douglass on Sunday after the
otticer had shot the bandits accomplice
failed to find any trace OF the fugitive.
Most OF the men had returned by IL
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
TENNEsskE POr ULIsrs.

Fusion Overtwres Made to Democrats By
the State Contention.
NASHVILLE, TENN, July 2S.-The
Tennessee Populist Convention met here
at noon to-day. 1t was small in point of
attendance, there not being more than 150
delegates present and its proceedings were
watched with unusual interest by leaders
OF the other two parties. Prominent Re-
publicans and Democrats from all over the
State were here.
The convention indorsed the action of
the St. Louis convention, though there
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st. Petersburg.s Deststute STRIKERS.

LONDON, ENG. July 2S.-The executive
committee of the Russian Free Press Fund
is mailing to-day to trades federations and
independent organizations in the United
States an appeal for funds for the support
of the $4,000 factory operatives who, since
the second week in June, have been on
strike at ST. Petersburg. The strike affects
all the factories of the capital, and COM
prises skilled and unskilled men and
women in the textile, tobacco, sugar, metal
and other trades.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Ne,c YorIe,s Third Partv.

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 2S.-The
Democratic State Committee, at its meet
ing to-day, decided to hold State conven-
ton to nominate State ticket and Presi-
Dental electors al Buffalo on Septem Der 16.
There was no attempt made at the meet
ing to introduce resolutions relating to the
Chicago convention,
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bicycle Manufact,4rers Fat,.

BOSTON, MASS, July 2S.-The ]. M.
Linscott Cycle Company has assigned.
No statement of the assets and liabilities
has been made.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

WOODLAND. CAL, July 2s.-The hi n.
wayman killed by Sheriff Douglass in Ne
vada County was George Winters, for
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
REARED IN AFFLUEyCe.

George Winters Career in Californi.
and Necada.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. Aug. sa.-wheat started easier
than e closed yesterday. The decline was
Partly due to the rneager response Of the
foreign markets 10 the substantial adj
vance made here on tbs day before. The
weather IN the Northwest Was favorable
for the completion Of the spring wheat
harvesting. and a prominent elevator man
sger was reported as saving that owing
70 the threshsng returns In South Dakota
showing better yiesds than expected. hts
previous estimate OF Seusa.fEu bushels for
that state would have 10 be RAISED. The
local crowd was also very apprehenslve
OF the effect Of an unfavoral1ae bank state
msnt from New York. Tbs hank state
rnent when received was fully ss bad as
anticipated. Chicago receipts were -
cars. only four OF which were contract.
and those were all spring wheat. none 81
the red winter grading high enough for
delivery on contracts. Minneapolis and
Duluth received 6os cars. against 80 cars
= year ago. Argentine shipments for the
week were 1900 bushels Near The close
IL was reported that the total wheat
taken here for export was $4,000 bushels.
Al the same time Duluth reported s6e.oe
bushels sold there for export. and St
Louis wired that 81 GO bushels OF No.
hard winter had been disposed OF at that
point TO exporters. The clearances from
the Atlantic ports for twenty-four hours
bushels. While the traders were discuss
ing the export business. a few OF the
heavy operators who had bought puts
made a raid on the market and succeeded
Ia getting the price down to A point at
which the wheat was delivered TO tEem.
eneed by the weaker tone in wheat and the
favorable weather for maturity OF the
crop.
Business In oats, generally speaking. was
rather quiet The feeling had suspicion
OF firmness, bat the range OF prices was
very narrow, and az the close the tone was
easier.
Only a moderate business In provisions
was reported today. being chiefly IN the
way of transferring contracts.
Closing Quotations
wheat-August. s6i4c; September. @ssc
Corn-Ausust and September. o5sc. Oc-
tober. Hisc.
Oats-August, Ice; September. 1910.
Pork-August and September. ss.s2is-
Iard-August and September, $50.
Rye-3iiac.
FTaxseed-saa65lsc.
Timothy-E75.
Live stock.
Cattle-Fancy beeves, sAso93: fair TO
prime steers. s.. 7545 ass; stocAers and feed
ers. 81 5Vg2 IS. bulls. cows and helfers, a.55
GAS; calves. $5.5oSIAlo. Westerns, sa-io4
$50.
Hogs-sales were made today of heavy
hogs at s.. s073 IS. medium weights at S2.9S
a. 40 and light hogs at s. 2SSs3.3.
Sheao-SaIes are now made al Ss2,QS. 90
for common TO choice, Westerns selling
al s31slss0; feeding sheep, S2.50E72 20;
lambs, sSqs60: feeding lambs. IS. 2da75.
Receipts-Cattie 30. hogs 1900. sheep
l.5oo.
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ttra- closing .rn a. aeAc ne. decline:
SEPTEMBER. closed. sac.
Hops
hcps-Q1ssrs state. ecuEeoc - csofce.
Old. -1a4s=c: PaetEc coast Cd. ss.@scs
lsGS Greg, s<sesse.
Wool.
woos-o-.es: tonssssc. .&eisc. rziie3.
80 ise
Petroleum..
FesreseI-.-Sssadys firm: rssnes. eiesef.
q .sss3. Pennsylvania Grade. struzg. Sep
tsEher. s. -Se
Metals.
toSper-DEll. brokers price. yiaN
tts lrea-SsGse:. Northern So. -s45 ..
LeA1--stea7y: brokers. $50.
T21-piztsS. duh.
Sp@aeer-N@a
C05ee-opssors. cfcse3. steady. Is 20 >
point. down. Angus. lace; September.
= O. VIC. December. Ss73l3 Sp0s-Rlc.
dan. Ma. !. tgASe; MID. aalet. Cordora.
Sugar.
Sagsr-Raw. quiet fair refining. ,r: re-
fined. quiet: crushed. sac. gEannlated.
fAc.
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live stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. Aug. o.-sllver. $685.. consois.
IL 1916
New York. Aug. "a special 10 the
Evening Post from London says: OF to-
DAYS efflux of EZe6 go in eagles from the
Bank OF England, about E5e,ooo was with
drawn In time for shipment by the CAM
pania The remainder was taken today
because II Is feared the bank may rise Ia
IFS selling price OF eagles. In reliable
quarters II is estimated that next weeks
Withdrawals from the bank for America
will be e. 100 900. The money market Is
stfn hardening. and I learn that today
American Bills TO arrive have been done
as high as II per cent The stock mar
ket was better today, notably Americans.
on New York support
BreadStufrs and Grains.
Liverpool. Aug. 2.-wheat-Spo.. frm;
demand. poor: No. red. spring. IS I'd;
No. I California. IS eikd Futures closed
steady. unchanged TO I'D higher; August
e. sd: September. IS l&d; October. bs "a
Navefrhnr. IS Ekd. December, IS nd.
Corn-sUot firm: American mixed. rev.
Is gs.a. Futures closed steady. with NO
vembe~ I'd higher, and other months I'M
changed; August, e sa.i September. IS
81. October 9s 81: November. - sd; De-
eeruber. - siad-
FIour-FirYn. demand. frmsr, freely SUP
Piled: 81. Louis fancy winter. -.
Hot-s.
Eous-At London. Pacific coast FL IS
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.
Independent order of odd Fellow

independent order OF OLA Fellows
Seattle Lodge. No. T. viii confer the Sec
ond degree upon one candidate tomorrew
night
Golden Link Lodge. No. 10. conferred
the second degree on one candidate last
Tuesday evening. There was quite del
scutlon present from SEATTLE Lodge. No.
Z Tomorrow night the Third degree VII
De conferred.
Uulty Eucampnent. No. :. called q spe-
eial meeting last Friday evening and con-
f.sres TIE Golden Rule and Royal Purple
dlarees Upon ere candidate.
RlsvaTv Rrbekah Lodge. No. s has re-
ceivef one application for fnesubersaip ana
an confcr the Rebek2h degree next FRI
day night
"a rsnfafu Of TIE Degree sfaT am VII
ID ore commence drilling After 1ann-
a~v there viii be a rev team ORGANIZED
sre-s lie bes; talent Ga tie lo1se 70 e1-
snniffv TIRE Rneeksh degree az TIE nest
.sseisn Of tho Grand i.yige, 70 Be heid
here next June. -,
-Y-n. Decree staT vlsitef padem Reos r
"a roaee No. s. OF Georgetown, last
,Ts,,easav evening and exeTnpiined the he-
tekah decree Al the close OF ne ~ofk
r.srrshrneats were serVG-
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hosA - Sanks1 recs marked ~ buoy. IN
g<rSe1 NrNt
As.Fsaise sea. Aussro-Hnngsry. Nnry1cs
rex. alteration "a character IN agAG
AdriA.sc SEA. AESsro-k Hungary. Saasen-
sslio ea2nzs3. light en- Kzexa sxset-
ASezsaEsa. Ria - = Plata. alteration n
eolor sE Ia Plata lights
AUSTRIA northwest east. shoals 80
Sweea S2ns R&SkeTvisbs ard LaeepeSse isl
ar5S
Australia. soash coast. Port Phnlis.
s9uga esanael. dredging operations and
alterations ia baoysg~
H&lssc SEA. Germany. Klsl bay. intended
hsass = faerseorg fSors.
5ay of Bengal Calf q MaTsshsn. Bar
sEuA hats Hozspcnen2ent u placing light
vessel
cAFrsaeean sea. Colombia. ssvanlils
barber. alterations In bacsageA
tsrraae@an sea. Colombia. Sav2rflls
nAreor. character 81 Agat on CEpsao
beach.
Chile. western entrance 20 Magellan
strait Evangesissas islands. intended light
East India islands Gsspsr strait. sncai
ncrxhward Of karsng Baka.
Fioriis. ~. Johns river entrance. rcst-
penesnent os exhibition os new range
lights
Maine. Quesidy roads. Lunee aarrews.
beacon removed. dredging.
Massachusetts. Rossoa haroor and ar-
rroaehes. sunken wreck. alterations n
hE0yage.
Massachusetts,. Rosten hsrhor entrance.
wreck and light buoy removed.
Newfoundland. west coast. sheA In
Bonnie bay.
New York. New York tag entrance. Gcd-
ney channel, wreck removed. shosi spot
marked by buoy.
New York. New York lower bay, Ola Or
chard shoal Light station, FOG signal es-
fahsished.
Norway, west coast. Fr03scen. sunken
rock solsaward OF SEno~AAvn light
Sweden. The Sound. shoal eastward OF
Fatsterbo light vessel.
Turkey. Sea Of Marmora, Gulf OF Isr1id.
Intended new lights and alterations in
lf1~he
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LARAMIE chapter. No :. 4ah meet On
yS-s.sne-say evening IN Masonic IenaEse-
AZ members ~ fhe order are cordially IN
sitsd 20 attend
Lorraine Auxiliary met with Mss Catch
a., WEDNESDAY oBoistigi2s. ressiafloos ana
v..ssirra from Tyhst-ier were gwen IN re-
s,-.~rSs =, she -esI call. Mss 8aFca INTRO
Asyssa he Quaker poet, giving nsAT-'o
sketch OF Ehst best loved o. A11efi'aa
,r-rfterz Selections from 5no<eenfEs1
~-sfN connecting synopsis SeTs desl6ht-
s..t1e, ~-.xenfrf ny afiaa s8Be Cam. Mss
sFsflo,.< recstei s-Tlaa wttrls's Dassgfsi e., :
r.gssvrias- wnses 4 number Of 1er@ssf1 II
vSe,y-rsr =-areSz wsre gl~en ~ Ms May
Damon. ana asverAl amusing aflcesteies OF
s,fa sarfv firm life experiences. we're fesd
T-sa ~sas dainty served by ne hostess,
l,s- mother. Afrz. r -. Catch, and her s'@-
s4- Miss Gar. The g1eEts EsEe thgs AHA
:, s,aly s-sew sffsz Caseh's exgthsite col
,a.>ssos CT Sara palntlag. About foFEy l@<iiss
we're present
rrso r,arv er.enss q PAT Grasrs Patron
r N Tavlor viii ~ glad 70 learn thai he
- coavalascsat.
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GOING AFTER HALIBur.
steamer Faith . Tender TO the Ffsh-
ing Fleet.

The steamer Edith has been sold - the
Victoria Fishing & Trading Company. and
will be taken north as soon as needed re-
pairs are made. She viii be used IN car
rying halihut from the banks eff Queen
Chariofta's island 20 Victoria She has
been lying al the noncyard al Tacoma for
q long time. but was formerly a mall boat
on the lower Sound, belonging 10 the
Puget Sound a. Alaska steamship Conn
pany.
She was formerly the private steam
yacht OF ". G. Ralston, in the ralny days
when he was manager OF the Bank OF
California and one Of the financial pow
ers OF the Pacific coast. After his failure
and subsequent death. presumably by
suicide, The Edith was bought and from
a yacht altered into a passenger steamer.
and was finally brought TO the Sound.
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xnfnrdnY,a Trnnsfera.

r. ". wad et TX. 70 Mary L. Mscdon-
aid. lots and 4. block A. Bells Third al
10 Bell & Denny's plat. August ~. IL
Nellie Z. Campbell and husband. James.
10 Eugene g. willard. fot 2. block los.
Terry's Second ad. August =. 5000
A. Magnus. Russell Catlin e Tx. and
Charles f. Fearl ct Tx. 10 William M.
Patterson. a in lot 5. sec l6. =, ]. March
81. q. c. se75.
H. H. and n. w. Dearborn TO r. A.
Cushing. parts OF lots and 4. block G4.
Seattle Tide Lands. August n. N.lso
A. C. King e. TX. TO Charles VI. Van
BrocklIn. u Sc Sc sec IL. =. g. 70 a.
August q. 81 and satisfaction OF mortgage.
Frederick w. Wald et TX. 20 Griffith Da-
vies. lots 10 and II. block -. a. a. Dem
ny's plat. June ). 500.
F. ". Waia ef ux. 70 Griffith Davies. lot
]. block 2. Kids ad. = lot ?, block -.
and bot 5. block g. A. - penny's al 20
Bell & Dennys ad. lots and 1. block Z.
Mob nm al: lot s. block II. Blxsiow's
ad, August -. S3I6
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Vessel. In Port or to Arrive at the
nfr Milling Town.


Mig Milling Town.
r-o,,o-.,~ 4. ~. Iiss OF vessels n ror.
nov ioaainx or 20 lead lumber 80 Pert
plakeIey.
a-,o~,~sr rAip John A Rrirr. csn-.
rsieh. 2aes tons. humber. 20 Plymouth.
rlgsN .hlp Dundee. Jarvis. les tons
iur~her. % Plymouth. Fnsiand
German ship Coiurnfrs, Sfovsr. Les
tors - Plymouth. England
Csres- sAin Emma Tsress. wes;y. i.f7s
tons ?, Ca7'so.
r-hsf-sn sNtn Anna Cafhrfns. Balo. 100
tors - Taitai rhfle.
American Nark Topzsiisn;. Kiirnsn. f.iss
tors rcrt Firis-
American na-fentine News Tov. Mol
s-esf 70 IONS % rreernantie. Australia,
American bark Mercury. Colby. ITO
tons - san Francisco.
American harkeutine Amelia. Ward. 20
tors 20 Honolulu.
Amsrfran hark Matilda. MoKsnzi-. ~
tors. 20 Honolulu.
American schooner Prosper. johnson, sls
tors 20 KOBE Japan.
American schooner Emma Ai4en- y
tors. 20 San Francisco.
Auerlean schooner r y. Bartlett Oh
ser 80 tons 20 san Francisco.
American schooner Marion Jsniour. 40
tons. % Santa Parhara. Ca.
American schooner rFtl T. $3.50 80 =
son. g. tons. = repairing a. Halls ship
yard
TIE following vessels are due % arrive
a. Port Hlakeisy:
<o-wevsa, steamer PoysRt: Capt
Tho-bsarnssn. I go tors. from Viadlvos-
tock
British ship Scottish Isles. Niool. I.s-d
tons, from knngkoBg-
German bark Repisr. Jage-, Ll1 tons.
frnn Santos
T.~i.fss arg creearnoor. Kennedy. izss
tors from <aEasskL
American bark Kate Davenport. Rsyn-
olds. 80 tcux from San F'rsnsssoo.
American bark Columbia Cove. SO toas.
from San Francisco.
American schooner Jehn A. Campbell.
Saith. Sc tons. from Newport, Cal.
American schooner G. : Homes. john
so-. Sc tots. from Newport Ga4-
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sr1-rcs~,ef ard cafsested ara EDnuuAma
"a re 2rssec-.sn eeg-se - ~sce3c-2ft AZ
ser tie ceremony ~ tnercSacts0-. - cRa
% rzernA3rS Mr.. RsrNnc-. ~ Elr Camp
No. -. Eo2ufa-sa. gave an entertaining re-
pcTs % tss rec=-e esr1gs session - xxessss-
whsea Ae axssnie1 az ssese<@se Eerers<s
~ae-e also made by n. newly frs-fasea
members. ard ~ Msss-S. G2~Ssr N1Ccr~
NIX art ceAers. Ates- oie~a % tA> r~sv@
lar session sxeeale1. 3-szi wo~S In sss
ayrsess@n3 form vas 4ere ~ tNe carnN
under tse Skreosc1 90 Mr. EarrseA Te-
nsEhs the r-ctectsoa stc<rse viii 10 s~sn-
ferries tsTc1 eA-oe cak6ssates STATE a.
Esnszsr Na<Eaesa w1A ss rrsssne. and wa
have sosz~shaug 20 say 20 chs ssernner~
Al wccdnea are cordially tawseed - -.
t&1l
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Tn. western Hns hav. hires ass,y
-. between st. Paul and ch.ssgo. In
- .raln from fhs Wsss shoaid ss late.
"a ,au don't connect. rscolisot It's less
-, 40 hours 10 wait This Is an i'm
--..rf matter II you are Ia = hurry r.
- parser, Puget Sound agent. SCI g1rx
.verus. Seattle. Wash
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship City OF Topeka sails for Alas
ka ports at o'clock Tuesday morning.
Steamship waIla waila sailed for San
Francisco al o'clock yesterday morning
with a full passenger list.
Italian bark TAzzaro Cant. Benvensir.
1876 tons. is ninetv-two days out from
Port Prize with i.4fo tons Of copper ore
for the Everett smeiter.
There was a considerable gathering OF
people along the water front yesterday,
particularly in the neighborhood OF achwa-
bacher's wharf. anticipating the arrival OF
the Mike Maru. Subjects OF his imperial
majesty were largely In evidence In the
crowd
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csarnplrx -aa fishing parties Of ave ~
rrsse car osialn reduced rates 70 ana from
LAX. crsscsns ~ apglyAhs % James Aor~
-, ewens glr4lsk steanship Company.
YeAler asek
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ts~aI Holiday outing.

WHEN yos take your vacation. dsn't fer
- No-shesn Pacific are mRkinS az
es,seign rats daily to Aberdeen and
- egrs bathing. bicycling and
svsryshlnr g,Eaacivs 70 pleasant holt
1ex w4fs be .oard there.
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Court Exc~ssor. No u. AesA 60 uuuna
weekly meeting T,~etay s~ensng wAan a.
G r. ,. A. ws~reerr. aa1 q 8 y. A
sasysses. - Tacoma, wsrS yx~ssn4 - siss
was the t-eassrsr ~ Cc<ES Moces Cs-san
ID. R&renRAn A ccrnrnfefss was sr-~csas-
80 % hold scccsi In TIE asM~ eurrrso c
r. =. n. Asstrsw. p. C. r. II q. socesstnx.
Financial S~erseSry c. ~ Hhrs< ana &
VOID VIII seeerd ths Tcrcsse1As rAcnss &C
Black D1sr~cns4
cours Erte~zw<sA ~ = r,ss n r~xuf.r
weekly cesxzou iass SEnnresay sv-~ang.
TIE so@sl carsnfstre reported everything
tn readiness ss- the srrAl scpssrsss~ r.
and tie ssaart - prosnsscss pleasant even
tng Interesting rasnarxs were Enadn BY Il
G. Nsrflie - A. y. carsssas and ri. NJ
FreSnrsci. who spent about snres wea1u n
the mountains dShtns Ard huns1na
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-. r.Hrorrfs readers >r ths Post-Yafss-
f.g@ncer ALI End o. 81 sale daily az CO pr
a CO. . stationery ssore. sss Market street
s., So rtoes up Market street from the
Chronseis Office Price &C.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
transactions since January 4 ana
for the Past Week.

Real estate transactions since January
], 1896. are S3.is0.o2sss There were nled
for record during the week 90 deeds the
considerations aEgresating a7.4IST. Fol-
lowing IL the record for the week by days.
including Saturdays transfers:
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TIME Cad ~ rrFrcr IAN L

SEE noupc-Lsaxee Seattle / a m
ayes Pert Townsend . m. leaves Fr.-
go EartseF TEL m. leaves Roche Iar-
Dor usE . IA: arrasss ~ New Whatcon
So 3, IN
Essish cound-f<av~s New Whafcorn O
caves roche HsrboY 10 a m. Iessss
TrsHay Harbor III q m leaves PORT
xownEsd 4 8. n.s arrives ~ Seattle TO
n Thompson. nsanassr-owneY. Lily.
Borsrdns 4 Co. sesnfs. City dock
Telephone. Main ~.
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MARINE NEWS.

Port Gamble, Aug. e9.-Arrfved--ChN-
can ship Ataeama, Capt. Sprout. 10 ioaa
for West Coast.
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An interesting session Of Home IAN ?.
No $50 yy esodszea OF Eags word SaS n1ad
rzraufxy evening a. Ssae aagi II the fsta-g-
L., strsrk -Four 4vyltcanfs we're elected
40 membership, and two candidates Ssrs
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gTEAMEP ROeALfE.

ETEAMEF HDHALfE-
Arlington deck. leaves for Victoria ana
peri Townsend daily. except Saturday. 81
isl0 4 m. returning teavea Victoria e
is a n. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
fownssnd and way points daily. exrsDs
sunday a. q. m: Sunday. direct. ~
fcunssnd Ut .. m Phone. Pike ~
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Total sales
re fetal sales % stocks .rs+zv -s-~ -
80 sNs-~- I--iy,st-g- American Szs~.r -
asA- Burlington. $50. Taaszf-vEgla = Mash
VII ~: Manhattan E89a. s. Paul. "A 80:
Western Union. s.sae
Flour.
T-oar-Rscespts tz.zos barrels. experts
80 barrels Market. steady but very
cu.et exce1; for ~t2.sr srraixhts which
have a fair demand winter patents. SC Is
Gaas: Minnesota patents. g sa71Z
N heat.
yhsat-Esseirss iss 80 Bushels. sxrso~rs
y 40 essShess. Spet. cgIs. Nc harz. ssAc.
CSrts0az declined zn3e- essapnosnssrx
e&asss. foreign selling sn1 sec&1 g2-s1z-
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AZ The weekly convention Of N~ANNs
lodge No 81. one candidate was "a ~sed %
the rank 81 knight. Wednesday fhe rank
or PAGE VIII be conferred upon two ean6i-
dates and strong attendance Is ewaln &C.
sired from tire members. oeher frnportAa<
business is also 10 be considered
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sAE JUAN ISLANDS,

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
.xrryfng United States maj. leaves City
Tg.rk Focs q NEtL street, MONDAY We'd
-..4sy ard Friday al 4 IA. for PORT
rexrxsnd saa Juan isiands ard New
xbatr0sn Returning. leaves New " nat
ON Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. as
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I. O. a n

Central lodge. No. IS9 h~sd vwsy snasws
Sstsng session is~s Wednesday se9At e.
Erewsr's hsa on T>~ensy-frss aw~xs~ The
essst-ice session ef district Ne Is ~zu Be
bed at Ballard September 4 ard S,wnsrAl
loegs 10 rsreyafsng 10 make a good showing
shere. The delegates ar. Eias SsacAwxif.
bsith Tregorarr. AAusse Mcclellan and
Ed Williams. Tire meeting closed after fhs
following pregrananae; Recitation. Mrs
Gilbert: Reading. 5sertha Brewer ard MIA
Barnes. Recitation, Eva Snouhwssa:
DecAamAr.en. Ia W1iNAnA
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reformation fer Mariners.

Tie e-ancs photographic of.sce. custom
hcuse. Port Townsend. wlh furnish on
applsc& don. free % charge. fG3 INFORM a.
ton rexarGsng Ias following notices %
mariners:
Aarsacc sea. Aussre- Hungarys Ps-icc-
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xRusE AND MAprsoN LINE


VIII sal from San Francisco August ~
oarrying freight at 81 per ton. connecting
81 Seattle for a. potnA
E r. CAME Aren't
Ariinwfor dock Telephone Pike u
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-qrnt Tezsrnens band: bicycle ride On
i've wire. L. NJ &. a. PARA. 1omorron.