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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
MACEO WINS AGAIN.
A Spanish Army Defeated With
Great Slaughter.
GEN. INClAN TAKEN PRISONER.
Maceo says That With Arms lie Could
Conquer Cuba I'm Two Months,
storminS Havana.
GEN. INClAN TAKEN PRISONER.

Key West, July ls-The Spaniards IN
der Gen. Suarez Inclan have sustained a
crushing defeat al the hands Of the insur-
gents under Antonio Maceo. Not only was
Irc.an's column defeated with heavy loss,
but. Ii is currently reported IN Havana
that the Spanish general was captured
and is now held prisoner by Maeeo.
The battle is said to have occurred on
July Is. near Maceos stronghold in Pinar
del Rio For the last two weeks the rebels
have been very aggressive. and small par
ties have repeatedly attacked the trocha.
causing the .Spaniards much annoyance.
Incian was ordered to drive back these
detached bands OF Cabans. and for this
purpose took with him 2.oe men
Maceo seems 10 have expected such a
movement and arranged 10 ambush the
Spaniards He stationed large force In
a favorable spot. and ordered his de-
tached bands 10 draw Inclan into the trap.
The Spaniards followed the insurgents
sklrlnishers incaatioasIy. and fell into the
ambush. Then the Cubans opened fire
from ali sides. which threw the Spaniards
into confusion.
While the Spaniards were thus beset,
the Cuoans charged and completely roat-
ed their foes. Inclan made a desperate
effort 70 rally his demoralized forces. but
was surrounded by the cupans and COM
PEELED 10 surrender.
IL is said In Havana that the Spaniards
were pursued almost to the trocha- and
lost more than coo men killed and wounded.
There were fourteen officers among the
killed.
The CgIsans here say that Maceo viii
hold Incian as a hostage for the lives OF
prominent tnsurgent officers who have
been captured by the Spaniards. One Of
these Is Capoie. II this rebel leader Is
shot by the Spanlards. Il Is thought In
clan will meet the same fate a. the hands
OF Maceo.
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nallroasl and lnan4trlaI Sot.~.

". =. H.snham, geneFai Western freight
fssshaEer - the Great Northern, returned
- seattle Yesterday from a ysSit up fue
coast iine 80 Spokane.
T. W Parker. puge. S1au8 arent 0. The
&crtaN esfefn. VAS distrlh e8inr YESTERDAY
usat httla pocket memorandum hooks
bearing the stamp OF the Northwestern
ard a convenient map.
L. III Gray. eeaeraf agent OF the Great
Nor fhern freight department. lest last
night Ter = hustn ness TIP 10 Ggay'S harb r.
Tort Angeles ant Frtlay Hareor. sxpeet-
taE 20 return Tuesday
J. ". Hume. proprietor Of the National
fsAekiuE Company. ~ Port Angeles. was
ers he game SEA rs ewn steArncE, ghe Raj
msee. - tsksy erafR which grarea CeatrR4
wharf. Ar, Rune lefl last eight.
Receiver &. = Smith. Superintendent q
E. Eush an4 Assistant Ssanersste uffent u
4. Snais n. al ~ tfe GlraEur IMPROVEMENT
Company au3 Receiver A r. Burleirh %
tsa Ners heFs Pacific. made un q parry
yesterday % ne mines At Franklin.
= X Kcliock. az portianf. sistrlek rs
Eearar sna fFs3 Esf NEeua ~ the Esf.nf,e4ri-
vausA Hnes. cana aewu YESTERDAY FROM
Vancouver ana WhRtCons ara laft fs7s
nfxhf fer FcTttaed. Sic Tewsrtg she hirA
fao8a toes St.8 naaitsNty ~.
THE Sale ~ tes Nuigth a wtnnlpow
rad. which wes - eave saksu uiace SAT-
fsrrfav s4sernfnx az puluth has beee r~,s,-
Frorsa ~ tEe rsxssst ~ tha bonlhos 7srs
Tor ane week, Al tae expected safe Sst-
aFSfaN NscFutnE, 10 ore t1t tsn hssgsA sAiif-
xvx wha ara tho Canadian partee rad
xeSra represented II haA Been sspnasrd
thai TIE tssess NgTthsFa gas after 81.
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RosIyn, July n.--specsal--Ths Northern
Pacific Coal Company have list cornpiss.sd
the loading ard shipping Of so tons Of
coal destined 20 san Francisco. The ship
meat, when II the FIRST OF The kind. will
seek = market In ssn Franeisco. and nj
though IL may be regarded In the light
OF an experiment. IL In hoped the quality
81 the coal will secure for 81 q steady foot
hold and increased demand. The coal IS
handed through tho bnnkers at Tacona.
and the City OF samaria. which takes tts
first cargo. viii complete loading AMI clear
today. II was the Intention Of the North
ern Pacific Coal Company TO enter the
Ban Francisco field several years ago. bat
the aggregate cost OF transportation to
the coast has been prohibitive.
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san Francisco Trying TO Regain Her
Oriental Il t.t..lrkar It.adss

Oriental Carrying trade.
San Francisco. July fs.--For tho purpose
OF dsyeTsag the great bulk Of the tea
trade from the suez route and the sound
norss 10 San Francisco. and with the idea
Of making this city the great distributing
center for the whole country in so far as
tue traffic "a that commodity IL concerned.
the Southern Pacific Company and It's
connections. the In ~ Pacific alone ex-
eepted today Joined In a movement which
ss calculated 20 seriously disturb the tra1-
DC conditions which have for years past
enabled New York 20 rnonopolize the tea
trade OF the United States.
Freight rates on tea Will In q few days
be reduced 10 little more than one-half
what they are today. The rates, which
are now $40 for 100 pounds. will be re-
duced 90 ST. ard the prevailing less-than-
car-loaa rate Of - per 40 bounds Wild DO
reduced 20 just one-haH tha. amouns. t..us
effsctlng a reduction which ranges from
3 Is TO 80 per cent. Such slashing OF
rates on tea shipments has never been
known before n the history OF the tea
trade I. san Francisco, and local tea OBJ
bers are highly esafed ever what promises
20 be the impetus FOR rapid growth OF
tie commercial importance Of the city.
THE lines that have Joined IN the low
tea rates are the Southern Pacific Com
pany, the Rio Grarde Western. the Dem
ven Il RIO GrAnde. the Colorado Midland.
tho Burlington a Missouri River. the Chi
cagc. Rock Island & Pacific. the Missouri
Pacific. the Southern Pacisic's Atlantic
system via New Orleans. the Atlantic q
Paciic and the Aschison. Topeka & Santa
Re railroads.
In connection With the several lines
mentioned. the Southern Pacific Company
today issued a special rate on tea from all
California terminals 20 al points IN the
territory extending from Colorado 10 CHI
cage and points common Herewith, and
from Wisconsin 20 New Orleans. The
low rates viii take effect July a.
No secret IL made OF the fact that the
low rates on tea have been made for thu
purpose q cutting into the business OF the
Northern lines as much as 20 afford San
Francisco tobbers an opportunity 70 ex-
tead their trade.
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Olympia. yusy n-Speeiaf.--The supreme
eours affirmed me f1fgmsns In me case
Of Basr.nxton & Powers. respondents. ~.
CsaInsercfaI Dock Company. The sppel-
fars 20 this case 10 the owner Of wharf
On ths essy waterway Of Tacoma. On a
portion OF me tide iaDds ROT reserved
from sale By !aw or t8e c0nstf1ti1f- Es-
sponAents ara ths owners o. tns stksfnsr
Cricket. ard were refused wharf privileges
by appellants. on fhs ground thai the
wharf was private. The loser court per-
pesuxsly prohibited Appellants from pre-
venting tne use Of Is wharf, and sn ap-
peal was takea- Tne court says saat -
determining tire character OF appellant .
wharf regard sfosiIa Ae had 70 the rke 10
which Il hAs been devoted. rather tran
,ss private ownership. A. well might the
proprietor Of . stage coach claim the
r1xhs 20 Discriminate upon tire ground THAT
xhe property employed tn f5ls business was
private. The doctrine x maintained would
tend TO promose monopollss, which II u
not the policy OF the law 20 favor.
8. J. Pepperxu. respondent. vs. City
Park Transst Company. appellant. from
Spokane an action 20 recover DAMAGES
for personal injuries sustained IN oetng
run over By . car on account % negls-
xsnce OF the nsotarman: reversed. The
Jury returned a verdict fer plaintiff for
r. 20
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TFMACEO HAD ARMS.
The Cuban Patriot wouid Conquer the
Island I'm Two Months.


New York. July Ia.-The World this
morning publishes the following CORE
spondence from the headquarters OF Gen.
Antonio Naceo. az Tomas de San Jose.
Pinar del Rio. June =:
''The want OF a few cartridges and n
few cannon said Cen Antonio Maceo. is
all that make our government use ma
lures rocks Instead OF bricks and mortar
for a White House." Asked Row many
ard what arms and ammunition Re need
"a 70 guarantee 20 win the war IN, say.
two months. he said:
II could do Il With -. 4o cheap Reming-
toa rifles OF small caliber. ]. 900 cart
ridges. ten cannon and 10000 rounds OF
artillery ammunition. ! might DO II with
much less. I would invariably attack the
SpanIarss after maneuversng their col
urnns into cui-9e-sacs. and I woslid take
Al important town. The supplies cap
tureS there would assist in the capture
OF the next one, AMI SO on until would be
able, 10 storsu Havana with is fully equip
pei army OF loo go men and afty pieces OF
artillery
'.gn addition TO our 5000 armed men We
have fully go more men armed with
only naachetes and reviewers. tzus giving
rs a probable total OF a.eo revolutionisss
In the aei8."
Naeeo estimates that the cubans have
seven cartridges 20 each soldier.
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this norninr orsered tAa g.lsrgtlsf.3 s:rs,.s
she crseS militia ccErnaay ~ tha ~ssx
70 fAe Brown HafsfinE wcyxs rrtr~e
rloting Has hceg ~ aiuest DALI e>rs,r-
Eeace Tor some tine. Five cornrse rsnz a.
wtfsa are naw guarding tse works aos
S3A - yefgrorce3 ~ aH she reserve NJ
ice In sbe elJy. The ~ vor stated thus
from rev an order Woala ~ preserves.
rVrn 81 & shau - necessary fs~ th.s
mls5tsa 80 a9eu stCr. TIE nnn.mnIos r-,n.
were sscertgd owt % tse warSs AZ rnsv
wttac9t ssrt31Es xTouaie. sae strikers s-,s
sFssr1 ~ Sers ~ p2rentiF ee5zs oTsrav.s8
81 tae ess forCe - military zna rssll~@
GH5 sseisce csareesi on q crbuss sslffs.s
S-se@ q TIE aen-ss,son mea ara saek
@ssae e. t1e persanz tneo cus.ssy.
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ne r-es~acs n sAls city Friday nigh.
- ths DISTINGUISHED Tozs Sharkev. *.
marine Nnss HON gwztleulan puEti5sg. made
II necessary fer NefNeer 81 C.. tSrgNtth "a
arresa James keMea sH& u l. lowry
fer esvirE rFsrsirsi demonstrations az
ysgslFssse theories hass& On fhs varsn,ss
methods ef sehee.s ~ msfsc ar Thev
were pulling or a. tHtfTaatInw ns.f 70 q
antsA 81 tie Commercial xsHser fssss AFTER
IRE SNsTkey sAsW ass over anf eaeh 49,.
raess hs3 re ether egf when tAex wee
arrested. Bob rass&e8 sa8fy Yesterday
81 TIRE angcicirA' c1Grt Aa8 were aneeR A.
ezes IA dsfsa.t ~ iaa Ere sasy nens =,
sAa tark.
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v,oa 4 coopor steals Nh. ,hna-.,

san Francisco. tu,y 1S-Iisfle Tsissa
Cooper vas stoiea by her father Rsce a.
Cooper Friday evening. while she was
PLAYING With her cousin On Seventh street.
near NatoTna. Cooper Is a Seattle cca-
tractor lie and his wife ia rot 1--we hap
niv together and a sheFf time gro lie
ief5 her. taking Nth him his boy. :
years 81 age AIRS. Cooper claims
fast he ie6 her without money.
Sae alleges that ne Threatened
her 1fe ard she secured a warrant sa~
rs arress lie has successfully eyassss sha
officers bat managed three Seeks ago 70
stesl from the mother his 6~year-stf
daughter. ara row he ha= secured POSSESS
si0o - tste es3fr Gre. an3 the uaoths- =
bress0-A hearted. Tna mother reported fae
affair ~ the rsoaee s.af}cn. and the police
are ncw ioQknE kor Cooper.
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pntr,o,. Attack ne the spanlar,i-

Havana. July TS-~passengegs from San
rrfxtokal today report hearing heavy
eAnnonadug ard rgskstry firing ST yes
tsrday, apgareatly north OF the moan
talns. II Is believed AZ engagement Is in
u-nryess between FUentes and the iasar-
gents under %unez
Protected by Qaintia Bau6sras. jose
Maros has succeeded in Landing bis Tegi-
mant IL the district OF santiago.
The band of Juan Brano attacked the
,-ocha n Plnar eel RIO with the inten-
ton Of creating a diversion IN order 20
facilitate tire passing Of tfse line ~ Mace.
Tha insurgents have 9lunGered ard par
tally hrrnsd TIE village 81 Cabesas. prov
inss of MatznEas san HAaFso Ss Qua
ratios, goan6e.s n fe9. vas also attacked
ana twelve houses 5urnss-
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Tho Tacoma Burglar Hard as work.

Tacoma. July is---epeciai.--Th resi-
deuces and = store we're entered nv burg
lars last night The cases have been re-
portad 10 the police. but no arrests have
been made. Ever since the police force
WAS reduced by tho dismissal OF fifteen
men. there has been an Increase In thu
depredations OF the festive burglar. VINO
has follow "a bis chosen calling here with
tmpunity - far. The residence OF Ssgnor
Foa. on North Fourth street. and that OK
~. y. Hanbloom. on Ainsworsh avenue.
we're snsersd last nlwAt. The burglars
were scared away before many Articles OF
value we're stolen A grocery ssors on
l. street. AZ the corner Of Eleventh. was
eonle goods taken.
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A Disastrous Kick.

Claud Clces. OF Ballard. broke his left
leg last night while trying 20 kick dog
He was standing on the platform Of the
Western avenue car, which was making
It's last trip TO Ballard ~ o'clock last
night Clees IS a boy about II wears OF
age. and when he saw q dog standing
near ;he track about Western avenue
and Cedar street the temptation 10 KICK
Il proved too strong. lie threw ont his
foot. which missed the dog. bat struck
a telegraph pole Ciess was torn from
The rapidly moving car and turned over
ard over The accident happened right
hack OF the sesttle General hospital and
the hoy was taken there Immediately
Hts lefg leg was found 20 be broken be-
low the knee. II ives set BY Or. Raymond
and DR. shaTpIss
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Ma Elizabeth Humphrey. mother og .x-
toy, Lyman Humphrey. - Kansas lie.
sAors Stress hrs. Humphrey Vas BORA
ln 9aAo 10 1Szs- Sac was = zc7rzo -
stra1s YeTsossaS1fy an& sxtsrs-ve reazsrr.
etlt, - y thstasEsSHx har are. Ef,ssr 81
a tFe@y tateress - pGh-sr affairs.
Cardinal JcssnA Christian Ernest Tn,sr-
re- 6ts8 ~ k'srks T1}v 81 PIE ~n= tsaxu
laTcsz2 e=aF e lSs1 tie entered sNe Ce--
Htrs4tlsF or Press Of tas ssrzsGry. 4a1
Wzz n.aSs a asetor % ghsasn.arx- - 80
fsn @esr eseAzsse Zsra 1ssar - ssazsse asst
ca lAN ~ tAe Sor3anTaa ~aaaass hs<asp
3 soaez - S@lg. ISL. 80 vas pTe1caazea
mate = ezr.ln4l q lisa
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Freight Rate on Woo.

Chicago. July lS.--The board OF man
ayers or The Joint Traffic Association has
made the following rates on Wool, 10 be
"a effect until August l.: Wool. uneon-
pressed, IA car loads. the minimum weight
1900 pounds, from Duluth. Aim. and
West Slspertor. Wis, VIA lake ard rail
when originating al points IN Montana
ana poiats north and west thereof. 20
New York. a. cents per fao pounds 20
Boston. a. cents per l0a pounds. 10 rhaA-
dn, elyia. - cents per 10 pounds. TO BATH
nlare. q eenls Per Loo nann3a
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MURDER ONTHESNAKE
Jacob MaIquist, Aged 86, Killed
For His Money.
s,wo AsToaA r.sHERMEN LOST.
= WmnusD Dedy vs91d - Asws
n~me-Realyn Csa1 shfppsd 20
- Yrnnedsos.
two ASTORIA FISHERMEN LOST

nsnosss. WaSb-. July n~-1zcoo MAI
cu1ps. ssed r.. who has for DOZEN years
c1aduces1 The saioon On the river oe4I
was shos azd killed this ssfernsen sy
James .. LA~venes. . psssenrer % ne
t,oss en- route from Waisa Walls 70 Lew
sstsn- Ths mErdersr took 70 tns nssis. p.
- fnlfovec by : posse and captured
es,out tvo us3es frem here 40 VII Do
taken 20 Coisax tonsoyrow ard placed n
5zl- II II presumed ths motive for tae
crfue wss robbery. - SfaIasssf 10 fe<sssgns
e nave had coaxi1era1is nsossy oE hand
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Astoria. Or. July IA report WIS
brought here todAy from sand Island shat
q boat b~sonxinx 70 kinney'a cannery vas
found By sesners yesterday wfsh broken
mast and other Signs os having been cap
sized and sent sdr.ft- Inquiry AZ the can
merry showed thar the boat WAS used By
John H3@enso and William Johnson. fssh-
ermen ho have been missing for several
days. Il Is supposed tie men senfured
soo far out over the ear. and wers caught
GA q sudden change OF thu Tie and
drowned.
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rlra a. Mnnnt rrnnn.

Mount Vernon. Jnly Especial Fire
broke out yesterday afternoon in the
dwelling house Of William AnAfsie. com
rieteiy destroying a. The FIRE Il sup
rused TO have caught from defective
ffus. as Mrs. AnaSse. having been ironing,
had very het IRE. ard the flames were
first discovered In the attic. The FIRE
burned with amazing rapidity. bat most
Of the household effects were aaxed
There was an insurance on tha building
or 500 in the Asles company.
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CITY EnEsneeT Tssn~ssra eanaA = srens
tie Ees8 resteFyisy nieTasssg 20 attta1 fha
Nze has afreasT commenced rannsac tas
l.Hv fnQ kAs sgw Cedar TfKrr water egs-
snsa sa3 h2S icestess stsut q us8se e tha
ssnts frcsa tAe Esxez ssfwara ~ rsss ln
~xessxss ssfrerkteA re Hlsgttmz rsaset
"a sssses4 Nss ere Sagag Hs shat ehas4m ler
8ksasAes8a NHst AIRS eH tAe pnOsaTsv rs
certain ciAlzaa
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Tacoma. Iuiw fs-Speesai --xx-Gov. S.
John. OF kansss. and Jeaa Z. Bsawen.
ssash OF waeFn have been presidential can
eiasteS. have written 70 " 81 GslSsrap.
90 Tacoma. cenxTasnlatlns hln % quit
sinx the prehssftson party and sosring TIE
<ziscnaIlsss On the silver issue.
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riicnsnnrg nank neceixrr Objected To

fsiienshurx. July Especial Comp
troiier Eckeis today appointed J. c. Hub
bell receiver OF the acfunet kittitzS Val
ley National hank. lie was vice presi3ent
of the institution and TIE appointment
GENES as = surprise. a- the dsrosstors
had agreed upon Charles IL Hummer
felt ara had wired 90 the comptroller SIX
fns him 70 wait for a petition. 50 Hub
bells appointment has raised tempest
Of atsnppFcx Al
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Sarsaparilla

scund TIE body was dressed IN blue
serge. and had evidently been = ire
water some tire. as the eyes and other
features were gore No person answer
ing the description lived on the Island
or in that district. ard no one has been re-
ported missing. Coroner Michigan and
the provincial police viii leave this ey-
ensag 70 Investigate
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Mount Vernon. July Is-Spscial-y. G.
Parsons. deputy United States Hard sur
seyor. with a party OF eight men, starts
out on Monday 20 survey two new town
ships In Skaxif county. They are tnwr.-
ships b north. range east. and town
ship "a north. range . east. ard are SIT
uated on Finnsy creek. The character
% the land T. mostly timber. but thers
l. said 20 be some tne agricultural hand
rs we'll The surveying party viii be
gone about two r5onths-
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fnll for nuuk staremnnts.

washington City. July zs.-The comp
froIier Of the currency has issued call
On national banks for statement Of the
condition al the close OF business on
Tuesday, July Il
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EvrrTES.

OFFICER GFsHisn puliss oat of TIE hay at
the ossean dock Saturday morning a rr.aa
nan1e& 1oha Leais. who claimed shat -
bad been kncrsa1 cwerhq@va ~ } fna.-
pad Ele Was Kept a. The station ca nsgnt
an8 sNft IN tas morning ~ hout hsving
given any ge&So2an3s explanation uf ths
aces9tnS.
4 horse attached 20 A delivery wagon
fes1-Ri-g 90 T.. 4are. ana tr1ees ~ a
Young mar named ~ Taf.ow. VAS over
Turned or Nssfer say E~zr SeveHrh street
yesterday afternoon. 4Ne WAGON WAS
tss85N smashed ard the Aor~e ran away
after kic&snx himself loose ant tearlrr tee
harness TIE driver was ogiie seriously
;aken 20 rs employer house.
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w.rr,.ip rnilaaelphia At r.ortlan.,.

Portland. July 18th. cruiser phtiassi-
rhls arrived here to-day. she was met at
the mouth Of the wtlianfetts river b a
cstirers' rscepttca committee ard escort
es 30 the city. Mayer penreyer sAs
e~putsi {. II. ne3a. president OF the
Chamber 81 Cemnerca. 70 sxsena the
eeurtesies OF the city 20 the officers and
men % TIE Fhila Aelphia.
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Vancouver. 3. c.. July 2-Fxpc-ss from
the yAneoussr consular district 20 the
United States during IRE fiscal year ended
Juae 30. l1s amounted 10 s-Dss.slS. and
consisted principally % GRE. coal. copper
matte. lumber and fish
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San Eraucisce. jgiv fs-s-sarses King an
&lies ie@aszss tais2naSn- was sNre a
tra@ ssfaizazeT ard fasafg asrs D. q
HAn< y AccAn1s ssFaT Ghis s~o~- ~
AEr Wss waas}rr wEsasars So 49,
parry, NHrss has eeea 6eaaesnx ~ ntxas
sAEss assR 70 t2s IgNszs~at. ssaesssrsn.
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con-nira,ors IA Havana.

Havana July is-TAs persons arrested
in house tn 5@a RAfa@i street THURSDAY.
-gn~n ne rcstes were searching ire place
FOR mutations e war. have been formally
accused OK conspiracy.
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Tacoma. July s-speeisi.-Chal-ran
scott SHETLAND 0f the state central ecfn-
rnssee. today issued call for fsseeanE
OF she committee AZ hea@a azrtsrs Il tniH
city. 10 name the tine and place Tor heAa-
ing tie state eonveu.son- The meeting Is
called Tor July - AZ u a. "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
Klstita. sheep for chicago.

E1iensburu, July s.-Speciai. Sixteen
ears OF sheep were shipped 70 Chicago
from here today and twenty-five more
wgn go tomorrow. a total or about $50
sheep.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

RS skull Hss asszslazss ESCAPED AMI mare
ro8 yss been arrxste1- although the rollc4
say they know ~ isas. one member Of
TIE garx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
Attempt % Rob tho Mary.viae Bank.

Tacoma. July n.-Thursaay night an at
tempt was usads to loot the state bank at
H4rysslf.e. Sachensiza coE1ty. The vault
go1vs wsre drilled before the robbers were
frightened assay. Their too.S were found
Ia and back OF the building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

Vancouver. n g, July fS--wara vas
received BY ths sse@@ey Bars today that
she body OF q woman bad been fcuns On
the shore 81 Gambler ssiAaa. on Howe
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Ih2uncFy NJ d reW HurxythX Hoss1s.
Elor5or. July n.-Chsurre- n Ds7sws
% New York we1t By s7ecSai train tcssy
20 Llverpool 10 catch the Cznard n7e
sssarn~r LEea-tar o- board ot which vessel
be WI return hone on account % the
serious Illness CT NJ Vanderbilt
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