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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The ten-round ngh; between Peter Ma
Der and Joe choTnski VIII take place IN
San Francisc5.
The aa;tlsship Oregon Is now complete
and ready % SO into commission, She VII
csSeo. Monessy hight aai her or'cers ana
crew VII take possession
Charles Howard johnson. an arts. ard
illustrator. 41ei IN New York city on FRI
day. after a brief ilisexs he vas about
= years old About = year ago he married
Eta Proctor Otis. the arfress.
THE American liner 81 Louis. when ste
sails cut fFeTu Southampton today. VII
have on board Mr.. DIXON an1 a crew 20
yacht Vafkyrt~ III, which has been lying
a. anchor sn $ew York hay ever since the
contest for the Americas cszp. last fan.
f.orIIlard KIP. ths New York society
Of = coed family. and was DESTROYED BY
sss vscsx. lie gained unenxiahle notortetv
~ RS sseApsdez With SoEEen 81 sfutrcned
reputation. spa sas rsesntY ~hsnned ~ a
nabiIe place by Nat Goodwin the actor
T.ae bankers e san Francisco ana A.
xAes0r Sebe are At NaK. The assessor nas
served notice wRon the banks fhat their
assessments vii BE rstses 81 9-le.ae ever
shat u i compelled TO increase TIE tax
under he new law. bat nc hanks win not
submit wstholt fght
deal through which the De Lamar
mine. o. lie Lamar. NtN.. nAS~E2 tFN n
the hands q ats faFmsr 0suers. Csut
ne lamar and associates so an EnEltsh
NvuH.cAta has 3aSf brsn cpasBrnn8 a. s9
TIA consideration ~ shs Drepertv IL not
eaanftaiy known bsss " - estimated 20
De from S soeo 70 s. 9@a.ea
II ths house ~ commons en- Friday. IN
Fsply 70 = question hv Mr John RED
nsond. George y. CurEan. secretary cf The
foreign cN4cs. ssHt~H That ne hoped that
shea there NSs Euhsish~t he correspond
snce Rfth TIE ffaltst States "a rsxart 20
Nen@x8els. a fSw weeks hsnre- the house
Soasa sse IN a better position % discuss
The question,
TfaFas vessels we're lest or The Austria
Tan ccNsE during tae gales which ragea
throughout the Eignt - May q TIE -
fates NhstS were tae Dyron. bound frau1
Ncwnssfte fer Sg&Hsys the harkanftus
NAToetN. frarH New Zealand 20 Svfn rv.
aad TIRE asheopeF coaa89E Three of the
erww 81 the kAFnota we're dr0WneA Alas
no other lives Were lest IN the disaster
So1arnaa Msrues. a serro. vas banged
a. Farr1 F1tle. Ind. EFf4ay morning fo-
fhs wnrsNE 81 Ms. LnrY 4ans re8ar1 en-
Aan~ "a Ess. On the sEa Eg5a ~ re- sra 81
Eis c8asu thst MFs f'uiAFt vas murdered
~ whfts nsaa Threa neEra women were
zlirxe1 70 hssVs hecn AreoEanllees In TIE
r8nrter. one. NARY Aoerusthy. was sen
tsncesa "a - hanEsA bat tha execution
was s&re4 ~ 81 0Fssr 0f court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04

Washington Cry. July a-Specssi-Ssc-
rstzry sxnsea has sustained the ac1on o.
rhs comm szzi5Ser tn rejecting TIE timber
culture entry % Garrett koDains IN tns
WaEIa Wslaa land district. because X co.,
fgc1s3 ~ftA the indemnity selection 81 the
$ortaeru Pkc3fIr Railroad Cszrp& The
company selected the tract IL controversy
four years before Romsiae rendered nts
timber culture entry. although he had SIX
years prior 10 thA coapany's zeiectlSn
fenced "a the tract. and broke gFo1nd
gsEa the intention 90 making ep2Eca tlon-
The secretary aIso af1trn.s the commits
s1onerss decision holding intact the home
stead entry o. Amt Erickson. MADE A.
gzss a.. 1851, f. the Nogtn Yakima land
dlstrscs. The Lard lies within TIE limits
o re grant % the Northern Pacific rail-
road and the eommlssiener'a action IN
awarding the lard 70 Erickson as against
the company was b<ezsee re same w2s
excepted srasn TIE operation o. Lns grant
~ the ssffienen; claims existing a. tns
date o. general roGse. sac cefas-s leea-
tor. respectively.
The secretary has affirmed TIE commits
s1onNz's decision IN Awarding % John
s.veriy the Eiess. 20 make homestead 60
Try ia the North Yakima laae district. ao-
peaiec from By TIRE Northern Pacific
Railroad Company.
ANOTHER decision OF the commissioner
that was affirmed By the secretary VAS
that awarding land 70 James ~. HOBBS IN
tie Spokane lard district The land was
selected BY the Northern Pzes1c rail-
read as Indemnity list No. !. On Deem
Der Il, issz, Hobbs proved that be was Nv
iag On the Iaas with ais father since June.
ISs2. from whom &c purchased It.
TIE secretary has rejected the april
cations OF Elizsr Trsmblzy and Renie
Thieo9e. plaintiffs In the case Of Gavin
2: al vs.. s1e Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. rejecting their homestead en-
.ries in the Vancouver land district Cav
fn's selection. IN the same section as the
others. was rejected. but as never ap-
pealef-
The Northern Pacific railroad loses a
tract % land IN the Spokane Hat district
on appeal The land was within the !n1ern-
nifty limits Of the grant 20 The road on
November = is2. J. II. Stevenson made
application for the land. ana on March
- fos. the company made It's selection
which was cancelled By the commission
er. but Tire secretary sustained The action
% tsat onlciai.
GeoTge w. Brooks was awarded q home
stead entry IN the Walla wAila land dss-
tricf. contested FOR By the Northern Pa
csie railroad.
In q controversy between the Northern
Pacific railroad and Nathaniel 2. Hall
ara Clarence G. North. for tract % land
In the waiiA Wallz land district. the Sec
rotary directs TIA; the coEnpany's claim
stand rejected. and Halls homestead en-
try be c.ace5ia4
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xANE A GOOD MAN. SAYS TELLER.
But His Friends Insist That He shall
He Nominated.

Chicago. July Ain view o. ffs ruzuors
s2ozs zbost Telsers pos4fton with regard
70 the nomination ard statements csrcn-
lated about q letter in the possession ~
Senator Dsbo.z. fhs latter today gave
20 the Associated Press copy Of a letter
from Teller . weex ago. Il give oat This
letter, sssd he. "oa ruT Own responsible
Ity. II IL the only letter ] hare received
from Teller bearing on The subject
"Morrison, III. June ze.-FTea Dubois
0prfngfesd. ug4--pear SIR ! reached this
place yesterday and wiil remain aasil the
last Of TIE week. when 1 VIII leave Tor
Denvs- ] notice ffsas the gold standard
Democrats have declared an infsnf8on 70
control the Chicago conyentl0n- I 90 not
tfssnk sbsy car Go II. II ossr silver frlsnds
control shs convention and give - a goad
9sfyer man. as think they VIII. I think
he stoEild have the active support Of az
who believe silver II the question before
the American people. We na1Kt for shis
cAmg4ign 81 least overlook AL minor a.f-
f~rencss ard PIT the country On a Scsnd
financial xysteen that recognizes gola ard
silver a. the money Of TIE constitution.
I believe this ran BE done and 70 that eah
We must bend all our energies A little
more patriotism and Hfsia less parttkan-
ship ss what our resznfry Deesss a. this
Tina. The friends OF silver made no fzssB-
taxa ~ 81 Louis. ard We must not make
. mistake as 70 our future aIstaace with
other silver advocates. TIE cause T. OF
toe nsruh Importance to admit OF carpiag
or criticism. We MUS, all get together ard
cot together antu tho battle Is won *
WI BE- royal bAttis. with justice on oar
G5de- We must win Let fae hear from
ycu soon Yours truly.
Ell. N. TELLER"
The silver bosserS From the S. Louis
convsution are working iEks Tr05ans 20
fnssress Efsron the Democrats silver leaders
tire great advantage cg TeIieT's ncmsna-
ton 10 soiifisyfnw all The SILVER elements
OF the Wsss. ard are being warmly sup
ported BY Tnub~reek. chairman OF che
Topuiist committee DIR. Mott. secretary
OF the silver party. ard representative
Of the sffver clements generally. Tanhsr-
eek. assuming 20 speak for TIE pepuslsss.
declares ensphafickry that unless Teller
FOR thu neminee selected by the pospalfsss
The coserse OF Democratic silver senators
on The ground recognize Tesserss great in.
dfstdud strength. ana most % them wuaia
Ike 20 zee htn nominated. bus there IL \
general fear that IN. rank and f1ie of the
party would rebel against she selection os
man who 80 recently walked out OF a
Republican c0nvenfsan. Nevertheless they
are c&nvzssag Tellsr's availability vita
all the incoming delegates. Tran the re-
suit OF their quiet conferences the question
Of the presentation OF Tsiier's nznne all
depend. Judge Mcconnell has written =
long letter 20 AItgola advocating TNelisr's
nomination. ard the silver Reauhsl.aas
believe II viii have effect on Altgstd
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Burning Plantations In Cuba.


The houses and cane fields OF thu Csu-
cha estate IN Cuba have been burned by
the insurgents, according to a telegram
received yesterday BY the owner % the
place. The burning OF houses and cane
in Cuba IS no longer a thing that attracts
public attention. and yet the destruction
OF tho stsats mentioned IS % great i'm
poTtancs. SIS IL a. perhaps, the Begin
ming OF serious trouble between the iusur-
gents ard Senor Pascusi tfoicoech ea. the
proprietor OF the magnificent plantation
Provtdeucts. 70 whom La Chucha -
leased. senior Goicoechea. pressed ~ his
creditors. resumed operation OF grind
ing cane at his estate, despite the insnr-
gents orders 20 the contrary. aud the
result has been a threat en- the Eatter's
part 20 destroy every thing heIon Efn- 20
senar Gelcoecnss. and. although he has
over saa Yr@tn under arms 10 protect his
property. no che doubts that PYovs6enciz
VIII soon be mass OF rssfns. The plan
taf4on is worth more than 81. 500 a1 and
th~ crops for iris year have been extt-
mated st over =. saaoe pounds OF sugar.
There are several other plantations
grinding In the Havana and Matanxas
provinces The owner OF ore cs them II
auate1 as having said that he knew what
the ultlnst. result would BE-, but that he
y antsd several thousand dollars badly.
aud wcald run his chances
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FYerrff Nnwa

Everett. July 3.-SDectal Una
TIA went On ne beach here las: even
ing N order 30 place Few blade on the
pepeaier fne steamer sxrectea 20 get
away about O'Clock to4ixh- tskYnz ,ar
tors % EVEREST products, consisting chiefly
% ntilGor. PAGER ard box shocks.
SPECIAL traf1 on The Great No--N 80
coming soiath yesterday about o'rso-k
coabie3 with q haai car IN a c7ys nNa-
CsiitorTls greet. The men on sh@ e-ar
BARELY bad time 70 save shsi- ives Nv
ltsos7sng TIE car was knocked lnfo
Eirdlinw wood
s,rangeFs began coming into ~ rs.v
SssscF AZ. and the thronE Increased 20
appearances fer ne Fosrrfh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04

psnver. Jniy s-roar % tbs Colorado
Delegates 20 the Democrats rational con-
vention. Charles = Thomas. Affair Wilson
John ~ Poole and T. = Osponnsn. have
already gone 70 C2liraEo. The ether fear
VIII leave tonight Five Of the Colorado
delegates fAvcr the nunslnafien % H;ans
ard. a. the puit rue wi.t be observed he
WIZ probably receive the eight votes ~
Colorado on the nrEs ballot tshauhi Tel
iers name te presented cosDTada's xosas
VII 80 20 him. bus TIE Colorado aees.watrs
VIII sprnsssf no candidates. Last week IL
Was planned 10 send a larze and inTaea-
tai delegation Of Colorado elslxsas. With
cut regard 20 party affiliations. 20 wark
Ter TIE nosatn&sten n Senator Tesier hut
ne Plan has fresa zeSnaorss. a. fhs sem
ster himself as not approve h. Whffe -
organized bctY wiH 20 fresn here n hls
behalf Senator Teller sill have a laree
t1zsTsaner of fftenAx ~ Chicago
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04
THE FUNERAL OF THE STRIKER


Cleveland. july &-The turera, 81 striker
William Rettser from the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception q Sunday vii usa-
6caete<z1y be one CT the largest ever held
IN the city. Invitations wiz &c sent 20
every labor union IN Northern Ohio II -
thoaxA< .aeea ~ SAeso men viii be IN lsne4
Eugene Y Deos has been asked by tele-
gTagh % deliver the funeral grafton
The conditions al the Brown Hosting
Com ps1y's works this morning Indicated
that tonight wcuid witness o1e OF the
nloSs serious labor troubles the city had
svs- experienced. Despite the riot and
the killing Of William Rettger hast even
Ing. 3 number OF non-Gnion men TOOK
their Places n the shops toSay. The TN
rest among sae wcrknaea q. the manu-
featuring districts was mere intense than
Il had been ~ any stage OF the ssr-kes
Groups t2lSd in the streets 20 Senaance
The police ard soldiers The feeling against
Mayer Mchisso1 and his cabinet waS very
hasler. The nor-unsor men were escort ed
out OF the works at noon by police with
out serious trouble Il was OF course
supposed by the strikers taat the works
would ret close until the usual hour.
O'Clock. The early closing prevented fur
Their rsosing today.
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The Spanish general gaxed intsntly a. 9
nap OF Cuba
Posing his lead pencil IN the air, he
whirFee II gently IA circles
Then. closing BIS eyes. be began 20 re-
peat = Spanish translation OF FDSckeTy.
elcksvy. dock"
As the last 4orSS left his iiTss re brought
TIE penal a0wn. and. oYsealax MS syes
saw hat she pains rested On the name
Arroyo IA NfssA~
That SQUADS al right he observed
ccm2lac=stiy.
Thaa. tGratnE 20 his secretary. he saif:
Y have selected tbs narse o. cgr latest
vfctsry. Telswrarh thas ne defeated IN.
Insurgents yesterday n = Tremendous bat
Sc az Arroyo q Niasa-"
Were they commanded b. Gozasx or
Nacnar~
y dent know s4ls tie EsnsFAl. pet
uianslv ssS hose turn - & % - ssfeSt-
ed Cane voa Afrsn9 70 the Getas's win
Get hsthEr1n@ re- I has. sno2gA 70 60
- arrange t8s xszsrzi pas Of campaign
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The Increasing Trouhie. of Turkey

PalltppopoiiS. July 1-T'he sultan has Dis
missed Osrnan Marf Pssha- governor OF
Damascus. and has ordered him 20 be tried
BY eoazrE-Enartial. He Is accused OF being
responsible for the revolt OF the D-uses.
The Society ds Navigation has refused
10 transport Turkish troops unless Il re-
eeives immediate payment from the gov
eminent The treasury. however, IS COM
pletely empty
The situation In Crete Is becoming more
complicated every day. TIE sultan. n
spite OF the opposition Of the diplomatic
corps. insists upon calling the Henidteh
regiments 20 Cons tantiaople. lie has re-
ceived fnenacing letters from members OF
the Young Turk party, demanding the I'M
mediate Introduction o. certain urgent re-
forms.
Reiwan Pasha. governor OF CONSTANT
nople, has been dismissed
Constantinople. July 3--The reserves IN
the village or Moaasa have been called
out IN haste. Sixteen bastal.oas viii be
formed
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Brief Tacoma News.

Tacoma. July s-Special.-The Peoples
Store Company brought suit today as a
Judgment creditor OF the Pacific Lumber
and Manufacturing Company 10 set aside
the rece.yership. They alIegs collision.
Receiver Somers was appointed on a suit
brought by the National Bank OF Com
rnerce President Wallace. OF the com
pany, Is cashier Of the hank.
The city employees received half their
November salaries today. S. 900 in all
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MORE ARMS FOR CUBA
Three Friends Leaves Key West
With an Expedition.
NO LAW TO PREVENT IT,
Gen. Garcia Says the spaniards Are
Afraid to Leave the Towns Maceo
Receives War Supplies.

Key West fla. July deputy Collect
or Knigh. reserved an order from WISH
fagton City yesterday 20 release the arms
and ammunition recently seized on the
steamer City OF Key West Upon their
release they were placed on board the
steamer Three Friends. which left al mid
nswa.- osfensahiy for Jacksonville Short
~ after her departure the schooner Dol
liz with sixsy-two CuhAns. lefr the har-
Dor. and n 10 now conceded that another
expedition has been successfully gotten
OF. as there Is little donbt that the Doshe
transferred her men 20 the steamer. Many
prominent CubAns were among those who
lef-
jacksonville. Fla-. July A-C1cc Edward
D. Riley. CHARGED with conducting an
armed expedition. that cs the Bermuda.
from rhis port On April q. Was released
today
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nryan Ih.ns. n,Asa win VIII.

~. JSx~gh. No. JAY E~Es Congress
mar ". : fsryNn = Searasss. Arrszess
IN the city anies3y tas nixAf. Ans ss-ss ia
eonsaltssten Ter isng tfHsa ~ftA C. -
cechrsne. Mo - delegate - r'AfszsN.
The sstter iegt fNr the cunVenEkea efEv asvS
ntshs Ia rvs~snss 70 Telegram f~ora 6seg
stene Ne. Eryas rsf'axes 20 sax wAesa =
the interview hat any Bearing On TIE
rhesee q fNs convention AZ t>hhcaxa We
sast she platform Naaia - rrseea sg-sllv
fer stiNee. aaa gAas - tNaAxhG RssaA
weua3 h~ nszs8aAseA
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Silver Dicks Friends PEEL Very sur-~.
Iseeaaea. Ne. July s~Eiaass tFfee -
here are sanFeaseiy eeun3enf of SIS naass.
sstiQn. asA ihsy are preparing heaaeaar-
sers rfeEn snirh Is campaign VT Ne san-
saefed TArsS fargs Yassns have bees 60
sAset IS efEcss anf chs Western Tfn8an
Telegraph Company A2a psf n tao extra
wires e. hanffs TIE eanventton bs1ssasx-
snt Press DISPATCHES. AZ. B3snds SASH
eas reached isrre proportions ans sa
srsn3s hAlf he day debating isssers ~
Mr.. Biani = nosssln&te3. Lasssnan, IL hss
been planned. VIII have the hsxx~ss ert.-
hrstfon Any sswa Is Mlsscuri las ever
witnessed
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Emma Ashley Undoubtedly Insane.

San Francisco. July 3.--The preliminary
examination Of Miss Emma Ashley.
charged with attempting murder IN shoot
ing at K. ]. Baldwin. was held today The
woman was held for trial in s5en hail.
From the testimony In court and the ap-
peararce OF the woman il was evident
that she Is mentally unbalanced. ReIig-
ious fervor. insufficient food and worry
over her sisters troubles are responsible
for her condition. Baldwin himself. who
was in court. expressed sympathy for the
woman who had attempted 70 take his
iffa.
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BIG FIFE At sEDRO.
The >eiro Lumber and Single Co.'s
Plant

a u" ~rFEfO IflfT Dor and ~hfnEfe Co.'S
Plant DESTROYED.
s@iro. Jgi- 5.-Special-Trhe Setro rssrrn-
hsr and Shingie NiA Co. OF this town.
lost their entire rrZsu PLANK AZ q IN. today
~ Hre. TIE plant was one II ere best
II THIS part q TIE state. X was bulk AZ
q cosS Of & es8 There were two large
dry ksinz IN connection with n. lumber
and ss4nEss miu TIE shinxie mfl had
car2clty OF isa. 90 per cay. TIE lurrssse~
NH vas COTS trxcte6 on large sale
SeTeuty-aye thousand Feet - clear Iufnee-
ard /. 1875 go shingles were destroyed. There
IS but Hoe insGrance. TIE fire - II.
most destructive rhaf hss ever visited this
rs1whbcrhoesa. F1ftv men VIII De thrown
cat - employment. ana 81 - very doubt
fui tn8; The ni.i zfN BE rebuilt TIE IRE
originated ga the packing room. and 70
cause can - assigned for e.
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o- The cormz..ee- Permanent he96caa--
se-s rMs es established n TIE Washington
ss.fsaE1y Secretary Spinning said today
that me Free Coinage Rrc1e@bcAnsr via
psacs congressional. sezte ard cou-ty tex
cts IN ne sesd this fall No EFFORT wti
% made BY ira r1snhe-s % IRE new party
80 secure entrance tc.0 the state Esroo-
isran cc-rsnrssn- Secrerz-y Spszaiax says
AHsxr
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Tho Long vovag~ Of the Cnmhns,,,oa

y" 4l''tiG NoNag~ az the Tam hus.loo,,
ance0ver. 1utv 7-Sueeisi TIA -
eFsFfs1~ sugar sh5n Car7hsizsea- 60.
- slsonsl3. reached port fo<.av. So ~.
oesn N aays OF the voyage hsvgrz go
81 fress Java On January 2 The F.-a.,.-
ee2n = new saiu. aas ssr poor x.sIt-w
ssa4ifseS a1sazf TO calrus aHs ss~k-.-~
~h9t-s ne crew caused - delay. The
voyage was re-rarkahss 81 r.fy~ -
Nssse4 being nlnsty-@lxst snvS 81 -
tack Two szi}ors died a. sea. ere s-s-n
lanz trouble. and the other rro-, h-rs-
oerA SaAie another - suffering from
EcaEvy
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Tacoma. july s-S8eciai IRE. 81
ve- Republicans. as theS term themselves
have Elected a cpanty organization T-1ES
vas done yesterday 81 the ofs3ce Of \. Il
Cs&rress son. IN the Washington tsaHsf~x
4. e. Sruith WIS chosen chairman a ~
coaniy COMMITTEES ana J. n r Sgsnriux
secretary. ~ Ihe EXT tE-foa- precincts IA
ths caanty twenty-Ssven are Represented
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Henrr plxeY 49, - Harr.son b

Henry Dixey AMI Louis Harrison have
entered into a con bins ton TO pro9ece
Epectzt ui2r plays for managers. Both
have had wide experience in stage 1lrec-
ton, and are vel known for their skill
In this brarch. The combination VIII have
the additional advantage that II any pro-
duction uEon which the two gentlemen are
at work shows weakness. sir. Harrison
4 task al which ne Is particularly skill
81
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FerfiAnf. faiw s-Fx Gov pvrnrveTt.
assae VIII h@ Presented q ~ DEN orrasac
eeussnssen Ter prestsenf ~ ~ T. r.
saf1fnts. ore - The orexaa sseIexasfaa
sho - rev in f.hfesxo. TIE exsxavsrrar
safs toSsvs = ser fhst nay rarua f. 70
y presented - The Oregon asferatf1n
'or place On she presidential Seeker. ana
! vii saS n Fewsrt - tnss matter fhat
ssrh a~sian 81 tha rsrt ~ ths Clsesen
1eiHEAtes has been taken wsh8at ssqv
ealiettA'ten fYeHa re, have hsa ~ eyn-
1taste A. Try hack. IKE " skfntnv I sawa
sss 10 literary npre4a wssfnver ssss
set written ere single letter rs e. ssk~s
ihe supnoxt - any rnan. 49, 81. q fh@
sanitation sheaid esHue - ase. ahfeh Z
- get srrncs. = weula - = very great
heaer indeed
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rsslslmsre. JAW t-Nfa-taa TAs&sFA
srs4sh. Gre - ere aefeeasss as tasxe gs,~s
fht~ state 20 "a feswsses#tte rAt6sna& eos-
eaaslen. has FessEnea Frega tAs 9e3esagAss.
smith SAYS Ne sees 80 asa - seas Ga GER
uax. II - #asaanee5 sha8 Eassa HG to
.sar silver votes IN sss M&gslaa1 ssss5sA-
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Ms Barnes was barr ~ New ya~ssw ~
81. anf crossed tNe pfssrs IN fsxs g..
refIFaef East AMI cams 70 - Gas.
aEA3n IN ISiA settling n Portland. Ms
NArue% removed - CiyzarGa IN aSss a-s
sl7,~ tsss fiszs has aaen a. esssers~s -ess-
eeni g tAat rstv Sc wax r~zMs@ss "a az
Asyor EAn6fs. e. Tacoma
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Rev. Ronald .. Worth. New York Ban-
tist preacher has been divorced from his
wsfe Esvira NJ Worth. in the courts at
Perry Oklahoma. lie Sxore that sss
spesled hts SUNDAY coat TO keep AiTn from
his preacning appointments. and filed his
zhpEs with water
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0lvrspfs- July z-SnectaL-T-he sz,~-~rn.
c2sft las 8ensea . Erst % certlorxrt -
tae csse & 8san =. Warner, pIasn.s~.
s&1tnss d A Co1-e. defendant. srezn
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%
Ga acce9ni % Democratic conv~a9sor n
Chicago. spect&l rate % 81 = fo- tse round
trip wsN 30 nkGe ~ fhs NsrEE&ra Pa
egnc- Tickets o. sale lure zsze aad Jay
fst. n yoa are gosnx % Chicago eaa OF I.
A sa4sa1. gs1eval sgsEt. ~. e. r.. T..
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Tourth OF JuIv TxcursIon-.

The Northern Pacific and z. s. & A. s.
s. Co. WI sell excursion tickets July 2.
) and 4. good returning UP 20 July s. at
one fare for round trip. Take q run out
OF the city for q day or two.