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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12
Not Closed Down.

w. A. Wetmore, western ssics
agent Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company, desires to contradict the
statement of = morning paper TO the
effect that their works are closed at
Pueblo, Colorado. He says that the
heavy reil mill has been temporarily
closed but that all OF the other DEPART
mcrts are working double time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12

The above 10 table Tor i've months
and at the regular contract price, the
total would have reached the sum OF
ST. ,7S0. Deducting the actual cost
from the regular contract figure, the
saving Tor q period of five mVntns /,
S867 .55, from which the ineps ctot's
salary OF SIS per month can be sub.
tracted snut we still have alsaving Of
S292 So.
These figures show that Chief
Devine is doing his duty as inspector
of street lighting ana that where the
light company does not comply with
the provisions OF the contract, they
are made the sufferers and not the
tax.burdened public as some people
have been led to suppose.
The two nights 10 which the CITY
was in total darkness, owing TO the
fire. zing OF the water, cost the company
Sl22.90 or $6l. 45 for each night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12

isa ,, Z street, which hal been b,...
,umy decorated for the occasion 'g Ivy
seuep .s was nnmerously at,e,tanle
aud substantial gifts and rood w.
were showered In profus,on nv, ~nshes
usppy couple. MT. and Mira. Ross 10, 10,
reside at Second and III slrects 'es viii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12
Nathan Sears Sick

Nathan Sears, OF Sears elias, nm.
Paint company, 10 In a cri,ics, a.
Litlon and his friends fear the wo o,s'
He has been sinking for 81 yeral % d.ns
and last night and today be ia ~
state OF collapte from which cond,tios
all efforts to rally him have ~ ~,
proved unavailing. " "t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12
A NEAT CATCH.


County Attorney Whittemore cap
tured a burglar isst eve ning. He was
walking along State street and when in
the vicipity Of the Singer building on
Second South fellow came rushing
down stairs almost into the attorpey's
prms. white close upon his heels came
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12

Your wife to buy a cheap rtady.made
fur garment when she knows from ex.
perience that there is no economy In
buying furs OF doubtful character,
hastily anu poorly put together. II shs
Is looking for the best she should no.
fall to come ana see us anu let US show
her the latest styles ana best garments
10 be found in A merics.
n. Stencil FUR Co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12
kindergarten Ball.

A ball will be given iu the Four.
teenth ward sembly hall next Wed.
nesday evening f)r the benefit OF tue
Utah kindergarten. 1t is expected to
be one in ell respects an enjoyable
Affe.-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12
MACEO AssASsINArEn

fh"t y" ihs word sent TO tho Cuban
Jubta In New York.
NEW York, Dec. l2.-Tbe Cuh.n
Junta have hesrI By way OF J.ek.nnl
Vile from the Insurgents ssn,
to inves,ipa'e the facts In reos,s
TO Macer's reported death. M
dispatch to the junta says ibs,
Maceo was assassinated through ,hs
fundamentally Of Zertucha, who lss
Maee0 and his stat across the trochs
where they were met by Ahuu,ds
and Msceo anu his entire ct fl weTs
nsRsssinsted with maohrt,a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12
DDAT1Is.

AVERY. LA the fiiih ward, this city. pe,
cemDer II, 1885, of mepingits, Bertha r
January !, 1894.
Funeral services will he held on uud,v
December 18th, at II am, from ss1 Wei
sixth South street, Friends are respectfully
invited to attend. ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12

The Grant Soap company are n
minding their patrons OF the ,rsn,I
waning OF the old year and ,hs sp
proach Of ibe new by the distribu,,dn
Of pretty 1897 calendars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12

HEALTH REPORT.

HEALTH REPORT.
The board OF health issued the fol.
lowing report for the week ending to.
lay:
Births 81; males Ia; females s..
Deaths s; males 3, females B. Bodies
received for intsrmspt r. m other
places 2. Contagious disoasee: flags
outsta, ding s; scarlet fever a. diphlhe.
ria 4. Infectious diseases for The week
o.
Twenty.six milk tests were made
during the week and two specimens
were Jiec vered to be below the speci-
fed standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Dec i?lh, ls!G
TNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the stockholders of the Crown Ton!
Mining Company will be he'd in the once Of
the Company, IA Atlas Block, ealt Lake Civ,
Utah, Tuesday. January lslh 1887, between
the hours OF twelve O'Clock, noon, and siI
O'Clock p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12
SALT LAKE ClTy. Utah,

VtNNTHUVI To IEJ-
NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the stockholders of the Salt Lake 4
los Angeles hallway company will be heidM
The office OF the president OF The company,NO
GU Il. south Temple street, on Monday. Janu
AIRY IL. 1877. at $3.50 u. m. for the purpose Of
eiecting directors to serve Tor the ensuing
year, and for The transaction OF such other
business as shall legally CONF before the meet.
ing. l. "A. CLAYTON, secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-12

sl: hearing on motion to strike our
an.wer and for Judgment continued 10
Saturday, Dec. 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22
Gold Withdrawals at san Francisco.

San Francisco. Aug. 21--Czshier Burns.
az the United States Sub-frsasury IN this
city. says that during the present month
there has been Withdrawn 81, s1o - il gold
from the su5-treasury in exchange for
greeabacks and other currency. This large
withdrawal is entirely unprecedented. but
according 20 bankers only a small proper
ton o. the gold has found its way out OF
the state. One OF The best known bankers
in tho city estimated that not over &c.
90 Of this god has gone East The re-
ma3n5er is in the vaults OF California
banking Institutions Inquiry was made
in many quarters 20 ascertain the reasons
for the withdrawal OF the gold from the
s4b-treasury. The answers which were
received from conservative and Tsll-!n-
formed men al tended 10 show one fact OF
significance. which is that the local Tuoney
situation has been very greatly strength
eued during the period OF the transferring
OF the gold from the sub-treasUry % the
bank wants, because al least s.. 90 90 has
been added 20 the money IN the city. and
probably a very much greater sum than
that The sl.eo0 30 represents the sale q
government bonds n New York city by
California parties ani the transfsrence Of
the proceeds % his city. The money re-
ceivs5 for the bonds vas presented at the
sub-treasury and Vas there converted in
20 gold. which has gone into the bank
ynuitE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22

The Republicans Confident ana tne
Prospect for suceess Very Good

Prospect Tor -1fts7>. v rFT Sp$s"
IL Anderson. zszlE.8n. state con-
missioner esf the barasu q statistics srsa
ssfanatgrz-isr. whose aoae ~ ia Lsne1.n
csEEty. Ezs In tbe city yesterday, return
sng - Spr@sue las r!gAt- In xpesh1f :
fsf TIE political situation 10 Lincoln ccua-
u Mr. Andsrs0n sad
Il have been a reslde1; % I@sneo2n coun-
~ for twelve Year,. AMI have attended
many Republican county coEg erstioEls. bat
have nsvsr before seen one sq8sl 70 ossr
county convention held lass WEDNESDAY
T-ae ensnuksarrn wss something rsEzzrK-
able. Al az fhe ca familiar faces we're
there. too. rlgst In LIE. and besides tAAt.
fhere we're a good many Rev ones AZ
sale Mention 81 Mckinley or sound money
there waS saBch sxI1Essss-n. We are
batter prepared 30 meet TIRE enemy than
a. say previous election c9Etns the past
HYe o. SIX years
II have heard some talk % tie eject
shzt she Pops ever here we're cAaArtsNg
Lincoln county Eoiid. Now. want 20 say
right hArs, and eupaatscalaT. too. tnaf
i - al no1~eDSe. My. even ne Popt-
lists IN cur county oon't pretend 20 o@
ass'a 10 60 tnaf TIE Republicans VIII
certainly elect a part Of the county tick
-. and / consider che legislative ticket
safe. The free silver haftab Or craze =
nor 80 much Ira evidence a. u WAS a Yes
weeks ago. sxpert 20 zee y o1e oat 10
= great extent before election day
Mr. Anderson 81 ore OF me Delegates 70
TIE ssafe convention from Lincoln eo1n-
y and wiis reiurn 70 Tacoma august -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22

Chicago. Aug. 2-MlchaeI and John
CuGshy. the wealthy packers of this city.
have entered INTO an oil deal OF enormous
proportions. II their present plans ma
Jeyias!ze Chicago = % have a new indus
tTy. g rival or the grea, plant of the
Standard OF Company az Whiting. aud
ire drst pspe lire from the oil fields Is %
enter its .5Tits. The CuGahys have pur-
chased tn WeNs ard Adams counties. Ind.
the entire plant arr wells - the Northern
Indiana Oil Company what price was
pssd - rot known, bag the purchase vas
made n7ore Than a year ago. ard this FACE
has oHIy fls, leaked est 81 the CONNER
csaI circles q Ehe cry. Following fhelr
purchases they have tbs week placed
wien the National Tube and Pipe Com
parry. % Pft.sbarr. q s5a - order Tor SIX
iuch oil pipes. How c3E TIE order is may
BE- appreciated when * - knoEa that &
covers pipes for an underground line 10
ru.feS On length a-G exterd1n< from the
oil ae1ds 70 Chicago. Wish gre ta1kzea
which thev Nj erect in Indiana arr The
refining plant ard tanks nee.-~.- At the
Chicago ea3. lt is estimated that taeir in
yRssrnens. assfe from tne original purchase
rrce. BIT represent 8. ass 40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22

Making Arrangements TO Fun steam
ers TO Mexican Ports.

San Diego. Cal. Aug 4.-Tne Union This
morning publishes a ssory 70 the effect
that the Togo kisea kWalshs.fAe japanese
steamer line coming 20 san Diego. has
made traffic arrangements with the Te-
huantepec railroad. Says the Union: las
an example II the bzsinesS-lize proceed
ings Of the Togo Klssn KEalsha, il was
learned yesterday that 8 Tomlokz has
been n the City OF Mexico for a week,
getting Information as % running steam
err or the Mexican coast as far south as
San Bslito. Touioka was supposed %
have gone 20 Chicago with Asano. bar
went directly 20 Mexico He was eTupow-
cred by Asa1o 10 enter into arrangements
With the government for the establishment
o. MS line 20 touch a. al the principal
ports. Including AazasIan. San Bias.
Nazanlllo. Acapulco, Santa Cruz and San
Benito. While IN Mexico Mr.. Tomioka in
te-Tiewei slr Whitman Pearson. lessee OF
the TehaSntscec railroad. ind reached an
agreement With that road for handing
through freight The japanese minister
o. commerce. yiseount Enonotoa. has sig
nifsed a desire 20 establish connections
with the Tehuantepec road. ard q sugges-
ton from him Is equivalent 70 an order. as
he controls the government subsidy 20
steamship companies. W1en Sao NemOto.
commissioner % commerce and Industry
was II San D3ego. he stated positively thai
the Togo Ktsen kEalSaa would make traf-
fic arrangements wIth the Tehuantepec
railroad Il possible. He was il Mexico
some weeks before Touiokz arrived. and
Interviewed S4r Whitman Pearson
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22
THE ARMY POST FUND.
Work of the Committee Is Now
Nearly Completed.
SOUVENIRS SELLING WELL,
Property soon VIII Be Ready For
Transfer TO the Government
Letter From Gen. Otis.

The COMMITTEES having IN charge the
army post faa3 have nearly reached thu
end N their Iabo-s. Since Y has been d.
cs1ss Ehas there Is 40 statute being ys0-
ia-ed - tke manner OF 6lspossng OF the
lands donated % the fund. me sale %
souvenir pencils has been going Oh zner-
T.ly. and Il is believed the amount 20 oe
realized EsA be enough 20 sompless stse
fund 20 tie required amount The alb
szrAcss % title 20 the property 20 bs IL
cl11s1 within tbs site have already been
made and viii be submitted % Un4se1
States District Attorney Brinke-, and
within tEo weeks al arrangements wLl De
completed for transferring TIE ciEle 20 the
government
Brig. Gen Otis. commanding The ceEa<t-
usB- q she Columbia. recently xroze %
President z o. Graves. OF rhs Seattle
Chamber % Commerce. a letter OF the
subject from headquarters ar Vancc1E@r
barracks, from which the following ara
extracts.
Il found your letter here upoa my re-
turn fraza an exteD1e9 trip day ha<ors
yesterday. and this IS the first Opportunity
presented 20 give Il attention
Permit ne 10 congratulate you and ire
chamber which you represent upon the
success whica has attended your efforts.
and I trust the necessary acceptance by
the war department may not be long de-
Iaysd-
Il an greatly o5iiged for your kind ex-
p.eSstons, bat should state that my inter-
est IL this contemplated post ste Is due
entirely 70 the magnificent defensive feat
ursS which Il presents and the availability
ii Affords for the prompt use OF troops
Stationed there, should internal Discussions
In the surrounding country make their
employment necessary. might possibly
add that I experience some pleasure in
having the spot which l had fixed upon
nearly two years ago latter thorough
personal examination OF. Puget sound "a
the most desirable locality OF fhat section
for the permanent station OF troops. ac-
csy,tess by The var de-aar txnent"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22

- 80 cc-vs-ssen VS. re shsg-1s q
s-y wrarvssax. every <esez~.s berg Az
fe1s - Rare .S~ a@sz ssza 49, - - fsarzs-
sTee8 a fTs@n5tv EzzEzsS waT 1sFsacss :
Between T~ass Eey-5~s zr3 Rrs8 = Pet
ferssz. eae1 - ~Fa-n zs9sz 2 - y
80 ~ lszatsrs- ssrxsors. = friends ezTra@2
E5~ day sssS - w5a Egzks ~ F7cs-
Ee=ss & tFe nsa Es-nszatea wsll So
eeez ssere4es~~e T@eT zre- &4t1s1
Ewsxz vhos@ S6wsr zfraas91 - -
ssge~srx CO. ssrae A.x l1es-. Dezev ass
xsear b ve-F ty~essesasse crse Ter f1e epaEfT
ssAn =. CL4Tk - 80 lfzse1s cesEtT CO.
Esss~Ts ntara1er. WsaEer w59 s. 80 30
re-eIseffoTs. orxzzEzse t1f rscst -
fes ard wez 11ndNf r sEzenRrs sssfls7s
: Few weeks aga taa4 sas ever sesn hsae
IA r11s co1nfy. J. =. Yaksy Is also - sDr
Fs-4seczzon- Re ezs gives ne S8uzsy *
eesgeNs ssrvfee IL s.s@~Gs4y 1ssv0sEn@ -
szrsra rsI ces@s EFF essv ffaan ~ fnrzaer
PERU - fnea rnDsAeg. aaG n1s o@EH az
ans - ezTff1E aeNn ts@ co2nfss *
senses ea1zs s.sx&s5lv. :. =. D1ektNsoE -
xke press q. co1n v sErws ga-- ksspfSr =
5ossaMcE Is also 4 Is means sElt q ~ ssssee
= ra3Gsty e1sEs18ssssEssrs ans siasFe - a.
rse Gs@nt - asr rs-sseetsaz
guwsce o. she Pezee Ez@sr1 anc f,1-ssszt-s
E.xser wsre FenSwgSnzte1 y = 2nIer-
seo11 tat Egtsap eognfg EsDsssscsES "a
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s,.srs - - ss,rsr5o- ~gzr1 fer Kssssp
srss <svs,ss0-nzzn eogufIaz- Col =. y Han
son. x@sfe aeknss Sgszg ma &c Re
ysshz~1lz Aaks = h&sd azsa. = hstsSs'.
Fns1ks Sc Tscxet - sinner.
TIE e<segztes an si,erasaes 50 Ire sssts
eon.ersler are as sosiowSs
rss8aazten--E 9. &rsx. Pert Csna1s..
yeffpzrn Walker. Pors Gs~nsass ,. 3
gskey. sssn-v. = Z Brovn, Ssefsys yoaE
4 lssrr,@sasL. Pert Tsakesey Il r Aekzy.
pert kas1son: =. ?. Esyrore. Cntcos r
z rStte~@exz. GALA
Alfsrsszs.s-D. Y. syxoo,- Chsrle~te1;
Tharrsx gertvr pors Nedlso1s A J.
Efartsssrn. Port Eslakeley. :. =. RS11ell,
Traevton. p ~. aeay. GisnToo1. @. ).
AssxsFsser. CSiby ]. X. EOS-ae. TrscT-ol;
A. j. scasle. E&ivgr3@se-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22
RREvITIEs

re Fremont hose company was called
rsff 1. fssffF O'clock Yesterday morning %
reat gsssr a hIx BRUSH FIRE whien was TIRE ~
sffaf block Il stores Ru1 Dwelling
houses. After a great afsl 81 water haa
fasest +heonu DE danger vas Ave~ted. al
theuza sne aEht for awalie vas neFce-
Tssao~ Tntn1r suffered 4 severe fall from
Nfs tsaraa yesterday ard narrowly sEcap-
tss serious injury The horse silppta on tae
sg.eFstse and MarEcn street. and Mr. t.4t08r
a. throArn ffom TIE saddle. Ee wss
NlfEhfly rat ahoat the head. o1t Mss aoie
Il sFaunr ana ride home
a.. " Young. uho wfth Two ether
ss45sa ga II n runaway accident EAurs-
9sy sf.srnaan. az reported in yesfeEla as =
Fsest~T ntetllEeac@F vas aa1UTe1 more - T.
sssetv sNan waH ~ FIRST sHpposrt. Yer
rf~sf ..af wa@ almost severed from Der
fsra4 ara she received n narnpeT 81 severe
ears anasf sac face and nerA sac -
confined to hsr bed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22
MONEY WILL sor COME
Carftaf Idle Because O. rhe General
Political Tn~a<f1e~s-

~ G. Gzzz~e % Esnr-zlzz, E15 las -
Gently Tszrnssz from al extA-1@c IT'D
sarszgn CaEs az5 otter states as Al agent
* the S-a54 L--z grafton Association vas
q - r.zv yes-e-dzy- 4 P7Sz-fzte--ge1-
..=- re--o--e- sogzr5 1srn discussing EhsEgs
= general rszz = f-zsc5. azs3 interrupted
hi-z aozg enozg1 - ask .Ae e0dl5~tzg
Czs<ro2S.
-H1z Cid you f7z szxz-=sz Es-e~ally
Bed verv tad. TIE spring ops-ed vel
hszt gradually r-zs1= slssEs-@1 aid I7ce--
tzsrsv x-ez Ire larger f~--s are row
s=e.1-g the continued depression. and r--z-v
are beng forrs5 . assign. Large -arz-
fac1E1ng plants are closing down, ard n
tzs Industrial csrtsrs large numbers 0.
people are gut % employment
did yoa G1d many peopse Interested n
CTR state
II t58z3 general srts-eS- taken IN re
s1tirs stats. tas PEgs- sesu1 country psr-
tIzalzE5y. Is climate. SIS g-e2E natural
harbors. its situation for = great trade
are generally known and believed IL"
Do yo1 5@lies= we =iI have nGch
immigration and Investment here Il the
near fzIzrey
- sooa IS n. present crisis has bsel
safely pzsse1. yes People DO not care 70
move noE. ard cannot y they To113:
those with money % invest % ro- desire
% place i Under present coaci-soz.s- I
met ors gentleman fran Nsx England
Just 5=so~s TIE Chicago convention who
was intending % come 20 Puget sound 20
invest several 5aousand dollars TAs r.
salt Of that convention has dsferre3 h.s
visit Whether ire i5is capital Of the East
IL irveste1 - Industrial or speculative
channels "a the near future. depends OF
wns-her Or not tie financial policy - oar
ration adopted IN November has promise
OF stability.
Where ia yog find the most silver sen
tl-re-t9"
Prom ne Selkirks 10 he Cascades Y
Montana ard Eastern Washington there
IS strong silver talk; II Spokane s. 3 very
strong
How does our climate compare with
thai q Oaso7s
as god 70 silver. about 2 % Il real
value There the hsat AMI cyclones All
thunder storms have been terrible ms
year. TIE nights have been very warm.
and one does not get the needed rest 70 e.
him for the next day. II Washington
could Only have had transferred 20 i the
human life and properly which the sIe-
nsatz have destroyed II the East this
summer * would have hurried Il forward
n 1as way OF prosperity"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22

Republicans and Democrats Alise
Rally TO support Mckinley

Republicans 70 Thurst0n county are
feeling eseearage9 ~ the outlook" said
George CASTOR. OF Olympia. yesterday.
.sTTsas sentiment IN favor q SOUND money
and Mckinley has bern very marked safce
tie 8efectlon q Senator squire and every
aay fhe Fact r becoming apparent that
Republicans are gelEx 70 STAND D the
ticket. IN a1aa1sa1. there are q great
many sound money Democrats "a IhuTs-
ton county. ard they intend not only 10
support tie Replz1iiczn ticket. but 70 form
a vgsnd xuoaeg CLUB waich az ne outset
vii aave about 10 members some y the
oga-grse Democrats are oaEs9okeH IN their
opposition 20 fryan and the Chicago plat
form and will exert every honorable ell
FORT 70 elect Mckinley. as the champion q
au honest dollar. Among them is A. T.
Young. ire weii-knDEn farmer. VINO Tor
years has been identified with tie Demo
cratic orea nIzatIoa IN coanty and state;
and can also name Judge T. y. Allen,
suryeyor General ~. p watson. NJ Nor
fss an3 Mg MoTsegsasn. the last named Of
Bueoda There IS s}se material proper
ton q Democrats sh0. ~hlie saying but
ntBe. VIZ vote tor sagH1 money when me
Esfne comes.
Mr. CASTOR Is The present sheriff q
Thuratnn county. aa4 alis services have
BEEN 80 satisfactory tHat The recent con-
seatsoa rendered BIN the denomination
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22
POLITICAL POINTERS.

A SILVER meeting vas - have been held
a. Tfsswafn ssa lEsf night ana joan Icy
-rss "a have addressed tire audience. te
v.eut o4t on che car. hgt nor seeing me
sessa asuta hack orc tHa next ear, ana
whew D. was swiftly speeding back fle = as
heard - ssftlv Wh,stta- Just tel. them
tAat you sMw me
4crs.rr4 y Taylor. ths Republican nom
t~ea Tor wreckrssasfer. Wh0 announced IN
xs.sfssrgaF's fssze that ~ would not &C.
eent khe uonaine fipn, has Fecons31 eFeti -
e..to- ara wsf0 fernaln upan the ticket
Thts sras EaHe ~ to ngueraUs ifiends
~ ihu gentleman lrnportunlng nm 20 Re-
rsaIn while tHe office 81 merely aoT@F-
49, fhe ase ~ as name wlA n no way
iafsresera wfGh Ar. TAyfoF's other eafies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-22
ns,irona and Industrial Note..

Russell Harding. general si1leE "a -. %
- .s~aa9 %crfhern. Is expected to az
~svs IA SEATTLE today
Tror1as A Graham d.strse' paSstl 81
- <-s7s-- azFut q the SOU bern Facinc.
s7ent Yesterday u Seattle
y. Eollock. o. Portland. e.sirlct pa
--rvs~ ara freight agent % IRE Pennsy =
$50 tees. was II the city yesterday
n n Grover. general soll-it0r o TIE
s--est <orthern. vii probably re.HT1 -
Ssstria tsagv from Vancouver. where re
las beea f5r several days.
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RnTNn TEIP RITES.
New schedule Announced by the seat
tie & international.

tie x international
The following round trip rates from Sc
,.-is a-s announced by the Seattle & In
woosiand. nS: Granite FAILS. Sse;
Robe. sap: Bogard8s. $40; e'oid BASIN
= 81. s.Ivertoa. S5.45; Perry Greek. S9.'ei
ra~,aw Pass. 1913. Monte Crlsto. $50
,r5ese rates give choice of three routes
az va Seattle and Hartford Junction 0ofh
,-av@- Ce1 Seattle. Hartford Junction, re-
...---4-,- x-ga suoho-niSh: "a Seattle. Hart
go TgIucsion. returning va Everett
The iosal passenger rates row n force
an he Everett G Monte Crtsto rom ttaF
- - -, r--.-.for. ara as follows: TO Woo4-
f.rs Is cents: Granite Falls, . cent
Ts.ne - cents: B0gar31s. - cents. tTola
pasir. s. -. Siiverson. $40: Perry CFeeA <
4 80 barlow Pass, Kiss, Monte Cristo'
$50 Roura trip rates from The same
80. az as follows: Woodland, = cents
E.-snste Falls. 81 cents: Robe, I'D 20
-s~5,,s q &. Gold Basin. $50. S4iverton-
80. psrrr creek. x27s: Barlow Pass. 81 Is
~n-.e Crt=to, S3.Ss.
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Spr5nxapi6 IL. Aug 2L-L.sst week Ed
Rar5 z Gore. BEAD n tho barking de-
paTt-aezt e ths auditors affce. was "a lied
20 Pea by a telegram. stating lhar the
state Bank q Peru had closed IS ao7rs
lie returned East nsEht All declared shst
unoa investigation ne bad found ths bank
solvent ard that g za3 Resumed business.
-as trouble arose from TIE cashier iaansng
tne banks furas 20 irresponsible parstes-
ever enrroachtaG On tse reserve funa. A
uaw cashier vas anDc lated