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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-07-11

verit4 !!
-Si ie me trompe, ce ne peut etre
que sur quelques points de detail.
Mais je suis bien certain que la cause
de tous nos malheurs, c'est la haine
d'Angelina pour Therese ct sa passion
pour toi ! ....
II Y cut un tres long silence. Serge
cherchait vainement Il detruire le
raisonnement de Claude puis il y
reflechissait, puis il trouvait juste !;
ct IL souffrait crueIlement.
oh mon Dieu murmura-t-il.
Claude s'ecria alors
-Je tai dit tout celia trop brusque-
ment. Jc tai fait de Ia peine 49,.
Non, tn as bien fait, dit Serge.
Et CONNIE son ami sapprochalt de
lui, il lie prlt dams ses bras:
All! Mon frere, balbutla-t-il,
pardonne-mol, 81 jai un instant de
faiblesse, mas c'est que moi aussl
i'entrevois une efroyable verite 80.
Une femme, capable dune aussi
basse denonciation, est capable =.
D'avoir commits un crime Je
n'osais pas te lie dire
Serge cut un brusque sursaut
All Plus de larmes s'ecrla.t-il
Plus de faiblesse ! Je dois faire mon
devoir, 81 dur quill soft, ct venger
mon pauvre pere
II cut une derniere hesitation
dependant, c'est une femme qul
a tue mon pere 49,. A fheure
meme du crime, Angelina etait dams
la villa de NJ. Fourmont :.
-Qu'est-ce qui nous prouve qu'elle
ne Ia pas quittee ne desirerais-tu
pas, toi-meme, en- parler cette mutt
| avec Julienne ? LIE soir du crime,
Jacauet Sc tenait dams lie jardin, du
cote de la Seine, aux guets, pour
prevenir Julienne, qui etait venue
causer avec moi. La villa de NJ.
! Fourmont est 4 quelques minutes ;
de la station du chemin de fer. De
la station du chemin de fer a Paris, il
! ny a que quelques minutes la rue
Rome touche a la gare Saint Lazare
Julenne q passe pres dune
heure ayec moi -. Cest moins
! qu'i! men fallait a cette gueuse pour
! accompiir son abomlnable forfait :.
ct pour revenir tranquillement lei
Tout celia ne semble que tror
vrai, dit tristement Serge mais j'ai
peur, dependant, que notre haine ct
notre desir de faire proclamer notre
innocence ne nous egarent -.
Non non prononca Claude.
avec une energie grandissante. ia
vais deja songe a tout celia, mais
vaguement -. Et puis, je n'osais pas
accuser C'est 81 horrible ! Et sur
! tout i'ayais beson de la voir, ellie
d'stre certain qu'elle etait melee d
nos affaires ? Pouvaitelle y faire
autre chose que lie NAL ? Enfin, i
rai vue, ce soir, ct celia a etc un trait
| de lumiere. Tu peux douter encore
parce que c'est ia parente moi, j
ne doute plus
Mas, dit Serge en- palissant
nous accusons ma cousine ......
| Et cette meche de cheveux dore:
trouvee dams la main de mon pauvr'
pere /? Tu loublies done cett'
meche dor qu; etc Ia principalt
cause de rarrestation de Therese e
oui va serv;r d prouver l'innocence
d'Angelina, 81 nous acharnons contr'
ellie sans avoir des indlces plus
serieuX q?
-Permets, permets s'ecria Clau-
de, dams cette meche de cheveux, je
vols une nouvelle preuve contr'
Angelina.
Ia..rn haucSa lpc anoufpS q,
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Live StDek.
FOREIGN MARKETA
Financial.


London. Oct 7.-siiver. scd. censcis.
New York. Oct. THE Evening Posts
London financial cabiegram says: The
IA mines were today again the key to the
markets. which We're generally fat until
near the close. when the rrmness OK
Americans and the very sharp recovery
IN Kafsirs were the features The former
was due to the gold shipments and sup
port in New York. while the rally il Kaf-
frs was due to the fact tnat large
amounts Of big Paris operator are sup
posed to have been entirely Hquidated
today. The worst feature at che moment
ia the condition OF West Australian mines,
bic at the settlement. unless a recovery
comes SOON Consois and other invest
meEts were duh on the renewal OF gold
exports. There are not wanting indsca-
tons or q distinctly 6earer money market
Americans. although not firm at the close
compare favorsbly with other speculative
markets. Trade returns for last month
II Increased, mainly due to the Increased
receipts OF wheat from the United States.
the supplies from Russia and India show
ing falling OF. The only feature In the
exports are the Increase IN wooden goods.
TIN plates, etc. to the United States.
The Paris bourse was fat on the DIM
cuitfes OF a prominent operator. but thu
ish stock chat the future OF the market
largely depends upon the future Of Span
ish finances
The Berlin market was dull.
BreadstuHs and Grasns-
Liverpool. Oct, Close: wheat-Spot
quiet: demand poor: No. red spring. IS
I'D: No l hard Manitoba. Sc I'd No. I
California, IS 3D.. Futures opened steady.
with near and distant positions I'D lower,
closed steady, with near and distant posi-
lions "a lower, October. Sc f0hd: Nover-
Der, IS 1os.d; December, Sc lid: January.
IS IiAd: February. 5s HID: March. Is
uzsd.
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed new.
- I'D. Futures opened quiet and I'M
changed closed Nd higher. October. =
ND; November. IS Hid: December, 81:
March, So Id
Ffour-Ttrm: demand fair. freely sup
piled. ST. Louis fancy winter. So.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, n
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BELOW THE DEAD Line.
Street walkers VIII Not he Allowed
To lnGest tie ThoronE y fare.

Chief Reed is'bourd 10 not oriy connns
iewd women TO . certain district Of tbs
city. but he Is set on Riding the city %
the c.ass OF women known as street walk
ers'' and ''rust..rs." whose business calls
them 70 the principal thororghfares % the
city In this connection ne has issued the
following circular 20 each officer:
ION and after October T. all be :ha
duty Of each officer on his respective bea.
20 arrest all female persons known 20 be
prostitutes. found plying their vocation
north % thu center OF the sioSk between
washington street ard Yss.er way ard
west Of the alley between Occidental ava
nue. ard First avenue south. Also all gs~
male persons known IS street walkers
or .r1stters'"
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BrendstuGs and Grains.

san E-rarciscc Oct 1.-FTour-.Fa7ssilv
extras. = =. bakers extras. g s9gs. stl-
perane. $. ssEs,so
s. II for cfsatce. usllisEx waesf. & l7tsasl %.
tai sas,-fttsi, far - good. sOsls@tss !:
cEci-s, sse; brewing. ssesSss
=, o p ali Ill., =, 49, sarsE:ss, ssls3
for iced. .ssaser. :" ''' 0''S~'
Fre4ssse receaD<s-- Flour. quarter sacks.
g. kses 10 Qresea. 20. barley. ceES&ai=
f.1ss. os1s, cen als. So 10 oxsGon Is:
bars. SACKS. T.ee. rFosat0ss. sacks. ar
tsrexoa, s.sss. nsss5iisx~. sacks. rss. ssav.
tors. a.; ssTaw. toes, S: f.sxSeess sacks
50 Soos. bales. p. 20 @f~sx5E. = es1ess
number. 1s.1. HsE-e. gallons. -4.aAa. rails
rroaac~. Fruit. Etc.
Misslizxs. sls5ls = rer eoa, California
crax. Stssk Is 50. csEss ta brarssss araa siAss
= n ~eT go8 1ay. Neeaf, g. ~ - per KoG
wsses1s asd oas- $ 5-sssS -. cat. & esq 81:
barley. rassr. - SaS'a harley. Ssss. ssss-
as9slra- 8 ssafS. So ssssaseA- frss czzs So
cl1sar. SES.l-A sex. Is sss3. cosEsz eSses1
sss9. ssrss~ 5&ssRs Eseg a&&~.
E-ATsg AsSe aSsS,ssss. 20 ~ T~e~ cSzgsesl /.
Ssifsas Ess2gSsaaks~ ssss - river saraassSs.
80 Ase. SweeS Esyz @7S>Ss& Sc9$i 81 yeEIsw
oasgs<-s. Ss5 Ssc rseSs@ cslsSsss~ %sE~. say
sSszsasS7ss - - Pr box, essossEoe -
cream 81. 2ss.a. X PEI Box. esq ysaas. ass
enc per hsx AsszEeeaa green ccrTl. per
crst@ T%efSXs E@gs@ssv o@-u. @ssssk-.
grnen p@pper. -ssSss. xwesH cara 4e8ssss
r~x asSx srf@s oS~w- 1--1ssles gser Yssavag
Lima aeasss 40 &c sss~ szs.sS. ssrsag neaa@
-, 80 s. e~g SACK. Eag2sc, - X ar@r pos a..
Fay sEs0feS, n. sssg eeExs eNr,-gsssa
aHgsss=. -@sssse Srs TyseT zsez s. 80 per
sxas4ss hszs.& assrTsSs s%s& rNsp1 ~a--%sss.
& aA3s ss s,sa-taerraes. s. sssS per barrel
nSs. b.-Aex sssS,e per eexs ssxes sxass :
xraees a. AZ gsT eGx. A~2SA. y@ssse:
81 sras $50 -yAsE, Nee. Sc 1a.sA
hsss2as Y~@r eez<ss wafe~gve@fssss~e gsS Ger
$50 .-kEssA1es4r~< GSs@ p@r ~~ate.
sssxsv~ews S@e per ssax ~ease.e
paasa4ss. s@s@ae f~r ecx, censssaa
srsAsazN%s @e *wSs eas-zzr1 pears zsss5ssr.
ts-~s.a-s E#azx -%SFs T.. eQ1eesSgazg i -
.EsaSls szr Nsxs aSs~ssxs. sAsc g~sr nsex
Mex mv fsss-a ss~sS.Sa per- box CATER
rssAA .axacn<. ssss1 Is Eu.at - ssssAcs lsszs-
f1xuaz lsNz4ass sk.sss4s EaS7Ey 4&sEssrzs a
lsszSsssS l. &ss8s AaG42zsssS. & - p<s cx1&3s
YLn@2SSsSsS - &ss94 ssT 4axHas HeZsaass
14-*s g sse psg gSS111
Fa--y esezsSsery a3ssssr. --ss-s, -.
ssessn1. ssre ~. 3sc. sancy sm2-~, ~;
sesamG Is So zzezsss. Estsc, Nsa11. -
.scs fa-1y. -z-s<l- aas ch<ass. .aS.acs E&s..
sx@. 80 49,
sssTs sSsa eazGS.. .ss.c ses csxaa;
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NEW YORK Markets.

New York. Oct The stock
market tocay again reflected ef-
festive manipulation by the powerful
ward movement. in pTiceA Having sold
out their lines. these operators have in
the last day or two favored and contrib
Uted toward reaction. with q view, pre-
sumaoi~ 10 establishing q level for . fur
ther movement. The tactics employed in
cluded the circulation % variety OF dis
ins a fass n me a so y uSs n
ket- Some LIQUIDATION ensIed Tee deal
tnss. sssfie from few notable charges
10 the Decialsies: we're not particularly
interesting. The forenoon operH1ions were
marked by comparative steadiness on
very I-ht volume OF business. bat - the
afternoon break OF considerable astivi-y
cline were sensational In the extreme. and,
as far as can be learned. In most cases
lacked foundation in fact. Sugar gas
ha Trnered on continued urzfavorable trade
forecasts. ard finally. upon the apparently
plausible report OF impending conpeti ton
with the American Ss1~ar Refinery Com
The stock went down an extreme IN Per
cent. TO iTie. The market opened weak In
sympathy with a reacttonary tendency IN
rne London prices for American securities.
bur the losses we're uniusportarsf- rally
followed on the announcement Of an en-
gasensens OF $50, 90 In gold Tor import
The pressxre against Sugar became quite
marked after midday. ard the extreme
weakness sympa the+tcally depressed tho
lis owing 60 TIE reputation Of Insiders
for general speculative activity.
The bond market displayed pronounced
weakness. IN sympathy with the depreS-
sion III stocks. DEALINGS We're In fair vol
urse. and concessions Of net iEIa Per
cent. were made by The principal specuh-
tive issues. The sales were 81. 0s9 600.
Government bonds were weak. tho de-
clines extending 70 Y pr cent In the new
tours. The sales were Sc. 90.
Silver certificates were slightly easier
On sales OF SO. 900
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. firm from SG7 per cent. !:
last loan. Z per cent; closed. sta7 per cent. !;
prime mercantile paper, norinaliy 6I7
per cent Sterling exchange, steady. with
ao-glal business in ha.nksr3 bills At 81 "a
for demand. and - for sixc- days:
posted rates. ST. G1z9s4.4 and "a. &1 "A. So;
commercial bills. 81 Silver certidcases,
6Sszssi~c. lar silver, Sc
Tae treasury today lost $lS 900 In gold
coin ami $500 In liars. which leaves the
true amount OF the gold reserve NsS. -, ST.
Gold 10 t-se amount Of Slso.a0 was poay
deposited in the sab-lreaSory at New
York.
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Af the regu104 00atAly OeqeauR - -
ookrd Ok health ysster6Ay after1ou -.
ersd matters Of great tnpereAnao veeo -.
ssaeret- II was decided - ssnA 0nas nek3ca
70 the board Of sducArsa = esupiy vifN
. previous notification r0gAr6zne plunh1nee
and drainage IN the psha,s suhoSae n -
the unanimous seiaaoA e - 0euAnrn
TIA. the board e s6uoasasn ehonN -
mate TO I've 20 - the sSesee e Is oe6x-
nAacess Teis implies thaa snio0 sAe Anara
of eSncaston takes 0o6AaA o1s5on In 800.
ners or it, secretary v11l - arssses&
While the meeting - b eoosaea yeeter-
DAY giaa Jar. 6;lsd With wnsss. ST =
the table Heakh OmesR Palmss eaia tAna
the water was . sample ct what IL seAona
children 1T Green Lake were aysnkfnn
TIE members Of the osard sna,led g u
wafer and decided tAaa IL w1s poaeeceeN
OF an sdor which impaisA unaAAisary eou-
dtsonA Even . mAa with 3 hard cctA AaR
10 trouble 70 detect TIE sffsnavo odos.
A Few days ago property heldes tola
Health oficer Palmer he ala net dare spna
hss children 10 the Green Lake school -.
cause the wafer was more than impure
DR. Holmes. In commenting on diph-
iberia. said that IN several Eastern cifxnn
TIE uss Of states In schools had seen dir
continued. ewing 70 the danger Of COM
nauntcastng disease He asked u the So
sstie board OF education had doae Anytime
about the request from the b.sxrd e
health TO discontinue the use ee asatea-
Health Of1csr Palmer replied that tAo;
request had become 4 dead letter. DR..
Holmes said that 10 firmly believed the
use or states By the school children wna
conducive 10 the communicating Of dlph-
liberia especially. ard IN view OF TIE pres
ent condition OF affairs would favor tA1
adoption Of . resolution tassrucstn4 the
board OF education 10 do away with states.
The resolution was adopted b. = uuaui-s
nous vote.
Health onicer Palmer rave the mom-
eers of the board an opportunity 70 -:
an Illustration Of the way the San Franz
cisco health department. de~nossshoo con.
derinsd buildings In the Chinese quar-
terra DR. Holmes. after inspecting the
picture. said IA foklng manner that ~.
would make a motion for tho health On.
Ger 70 tear down Chinatown Or Horfoa
replied that Seattle was not supplied With
genuine Chinatown. 90 Schn Chir1unnz
may rest In peace.
Health Officer Palmer called attent4cn u.
the fact tia. az present Il was imposdftQn
20 get a fun HIST Of the milk dealera II nu0
about Seattle. lie thought thai conanSoto
Inspections could not be made anti an ren-5
tauranss and milk dealers wero coupeitan
TO register. IS
Or. Holmes and Dr. Horton favored 49,
tserStion. and motion would have Nnfs
riec but action was postponed. roIiow1ne'
- summary showing the quality or Nh
furnished by the leading dafrfss. stanAar,H|
Tor pure mix being ss per cent haffnG1
Tat or higher percentage.
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summary showing sualtty q MN scia
oy restaurants. standard Tor uurs li1k
1sMln a ss Per ~ e r,s sssser fss 3 siEss
avenue. az; Pike Street ovater House ~:
Central house. ISL Fonr6h avenuo. III
Our Hons AG PIKE, !. X; Motor: - NJ
louvre. Ioia First avsnns. sS: TTeucS:.
Ftsa i. pslsr rs s ShlsH s S.as' Il
ten. lis PIKE. sc: BOSTON kitc as IT
Pike. 40; Mason Tortoni. as; Quakef. N
Cherry. as; Royal. Front and MAreea Al
SEa saessn. Z, ETC co, esss 81 Me- xsr
Kitchen. s6 Columbia 81: Trtsby N Cos
iurnbaa. IS: Great Northern. At CHERRY
IL IL d eslo Also 20 en:rry ~ 9sss a.
MENTAL avenae. 70; Golden Gate. m
Washington. 81: Raymond. aB C0mmsr-
f psan,s. a, .'n , vs. - V2m,n.rs.A Lo
Hotel. oyster house. -: San Franchises.
l1s Yesler way. IS. Chicago Kitchen. NJ
saa,h Is NaS , 1920 i,,sss e1na 49, ssas
tia $40 First avenue south. 10: Wtrdoors
Main ard First avenue south. o.. W. r.
Crop House. III occsdentai avenue ~
Ralnser-<srand. a.. Merchants cake. ~
Second avenue. ~: Water Front Chops
Marion and Western ayenas. "a
Health Officer Palmer submitted nia fou
port. portion OF which follows:
T-sere were r. deaths Reported - com-
pared with a In September. i6es. and -
with - n August. ISIS The aurz5aI death
sass t9- seg.ssnner. lSs was Z pr 49,
Guiding sriIi born
There were no cases % smallpox. ~
compared with = tsae previous month. Tna
nrss case OF smallpox was discharges
from the hospital aepseSu 5er 8. and the two
remaining cases tfnsanSSs were dtsnhar9-
Ell september IL ssncs then thu hospital
has been closed. There were three caaeo
Of srariastna reported. a. copArei with
ore during she previous month. Two -
tire reported eases we're pupils IN The Pa
oas week after the opening OK tn acheoia.
DsphrherA rsapDesred vita one 60 II
Eie Fourth ward. There we're no dsalAov
For the firxs time since March last thse4
were no cas~s Of measles reported.
Thsrs were ten cases ard two oGn&1D
from TYPHOID fevse. A. compared Nh
thrss casss during tho presi0ss aon1A.
Tns cases were clssrisu osW every
ward IN the city. There we're swo Deaths
aS-r1be9 10 pulmonary ru6rrcus0sin -
compared sfssa three dursax August. There
were four 6sas hs 1sse 20 other forms -
tuberculosis a. sgmsSss one n the p<ss.
vso1s nxon "a. There was = notable dtmsu1&s
ton IN tbs number OF deaths dua . a.
s ssrrs "a s.n ,rs sssn sven rsporsSa = 60
pared with sresye Ia August
Below VIII se found Q SUMMARY - v1en1
Statistics for September
rhashs sn1 uxms-r from sAcA 0aqD4a
Typhoid sevar : typne-maiar1i fevsS \
rsslrn1rAry tuberculosis 4 o<nr tubesuzA
scsss & 1arrsssAi diseases under yenR Z
esar-heaI disease over yeare otAoeeN@
haxnorrsags !. ccnvulasonD l. gsaoeo9
paralysis /. psriscnisss / brcoohttie =
prsenrreasz I. iAryrgftis J. hsm0osy0D h
n@rsnrss.s l. ssxa szszla I. acct1ens, pe4eoQe
oplasa. i. suicide. posson. easeoafe 49, y
to.a4 e.
r.I psa'as I; = 2.s .zsa' !; FRI, s 'ss
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WATER FRONT NOTES

Chilean bark IAtcna arrived ~ Pert
Blakessy yss-e-1Ay-
m. crew OF RE BARK St Catherine was
PAD &C a. the Iecas customs house yes
seTx2y.
Steamer CAV xiii BE tomorrow. T5e
steamer CITY OF F1seosz sssi sA44 Tor Eaa
rrs nf.Srs5 nj 3 O'Clock IN Ere morning
S.ezzrer Ts.l2 WA-iA ss d2s 20 s-r.se dur
ing sae DAP.
Steamer z D Smith wza n from sSe
ssa-st r!vsr lazx Ese1s- WITH Va sar&s
CO cats.
TIA CARPENTERS brought from s. Mscs-
segs ~ r-e Steam schooner Lak-ze we're
pad az yesterday.
Bark Lcta was sattssf 0s1e = see Asreser
Yesterday ard fA@ Arenas tcss Der pAcs
aIv.xss34 RE W1s. Ss&sffe sheyAt5r. T3ss
A-segnss gfsi s&ke On vas2s COR sEzn--.rs-
anA ms4s IN sA seAdlnx ~ Tae~zA TIE
ISsS hzs ysz sos2s % Ter eA-xS 70 cs-
rAargs 4. "a ess Ssz<-ss al s2-1e s1g
Txcc-zA
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Lead-Sready; hrcksrs'. GN: exchange.
= Tg<7ee- ss-.S1<c
Tn-Essy: Straits. E.a1-12 Psassa
qUe- Ss,esEer. quiet.
Coffee.
Cofee--Ccc3oas closed firm, - 20 Is pc1n.s
net 1f3yances October. ztc Spot ccEse.
orzu. No. !. so5o.rs. ussc. Mid. qu;s<-
Snxar--Rzw. steady. sair refining. &c
Hsa7ed. au-e., bU- steady.
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MARINE NEWS.

Hcruiam, Oct s.-Special--Satied Oct 5
For San Francisco. schooner Mary and
Ida ard steamer Casper from Aberdeen.
and schooner Charles Hanson from Cos
gnopous. Sailed Oct. s-Tug Traveller Tor
Coos bay, with Capt. A. NJ. Simpson and
son Louis.
Queenstown. Oct. !--Arrive9-Beleen-
land, Philadelphia for Liverpool.
Southampton. Oct. 1.-Arrsved-ss Paul.
New York.
San Francisco, Oct T-Arrived-Stearnsr
Afoguak from Port Townsend. steamer
State OF California, from Portland: steam
er Homer from Coos bay: steamer Ahcs
Blanchard from Portland: steamer Dol
Norte from Grays harbor. Cleared
Steamer Arcata, 10 Portland Sailed
Steamer Arcata. for Portland. Arrived
October British steamer Eecchley. from
Vancouver. and sailed for Buenos AyreA
Hon gxong, sailed October s-Stearner En-
press Of China. for Vancouver. Liverpool,
sailed October s-Brtish ship Dunooyne,
Tor Victoria Mon.evtfeo sailed October
S-British ship Dovenley Hall. Tor Oregon
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Thomas A. ncTlw~sck. ard 3 years =
salesman, sas arrested yesterday ay Of
Users GRIFFITH ard LaA5sscfeer He was
pointed Oh; 20 them by J. n. Fowler. a
No-th Seattle merchant. WHO easEae1 q
small cheek for him. This check wua
worthless NcTIwrfck was specially want-
"a In Tacoma. waers hr Is alleged - have
sraxu several checks for small amounts &C
u@rsen Co. 7as ST Helena avenue Me-
riwrsck worked Tor this tsgrs- Es hzs been
On q spree lately.
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The United States coast and geodetic
survey has issued the following new
charts. No. S.iS. haroors IA Santa Bar
bara is.ards. California. No. a76, Noyo
anchorage and apprcac hes, California: al
so new editions OF No. s.a0l, northwest
coast OF America ard Inland passages
from Olympia to Mount St. Elias. Alaska;
No ASH. San Francisco harhor and en-
trance, showing forbidden anchorage. The
United States hydrographlc ONCE has is
sued q new edition OF chart No. lsSS.
Annoy timer haroor). China
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For, p.k.iey shipping Notes.

ror, Biakeiey Oct. T.-3pecial.-Tae
bark Prussia arrived IN Port Blakeley
Mo<ssay naxht from San Francisco. being
ei-1Fs@sn days from Saat port J. p. Han
sen is czvnin S1e carries $4,000 feet Ok
lumber
The Fannie Dusari r. Peterson. GAP
tain arrived In ro-t yesterday usorHfTg
from san Francisco. She carries 8oe1o
see, % lumber.
The Saltwater arrived IN Port Townsend
a sesr cavs asro ard is row waiting ORDERS.
shs w~nr from Biake1sy 70 Santa Rosalaa
In iwexxry-so1r Gays. returning IL y1irry
days.
The ecAcore~x vosan-e ard John A.
Campbell left Mo15av. tire Tol2nte going
90 san Francisco ard -11S Campbell 20
Nswoort-
TIE bark s. Esx-herire Arrived In port
TsssSlny See leads for YokosA<-a.
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painted Many OF the local Of
ncials connected with the Great Northern
and the Nippon Yussn KaisnA went with
bar TO witness thu docking. This was
postponed untI shis morning, ami all but
those whose presence was necessary IN
this CITY remained over. The steamer
George q Starr. which bad intended to
carry IN excursion 60 Port Orchard yeo-
sogdAy, was bald back Until toby.
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NR4 GARLAND AND EvAN0EL.
dssfiis ana Townseuc-Neah Bay routaL
nsS0sner Garland leaves Yes,er dock Mon
1sra Wednesdays and Fridays 1T q "A.
~ frre Townsend. Port Wgssiams, Dun
SSn61s. Port Angesee. Port Crescent. Getfys-
- PvSh;. C.alam Bay ana Ssah Bay;
ssfSrring arrives al Seattle p. n. on
1910 Gays. Steamer Evangei leaves
Xe1er dock for Port Townsend Port An
49, ana Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
- fridays AZ $50 .. H.: arrives Seattle
eifer1afo days 40 3. IN.
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m EFFECT OCTOBER /. ls2G
GREyH0YrND

0mtt1e E1monds and Everett RousA
3Uo round trips daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 7:f6 q. M, .. n. Con-
nScf1 Win steamer Mika<io for Snohomish.
An6D Ct coluAn dock. foot Of Marion
Lnyes Everett 10 q a.. go .. m. Con-
n6ofs with sseamsr Flyer for Tacoma
Lands 1T Merchants dock. Everett.
nr1ff,e h Tacoma Navfgation Company.
FRANK w. GOODHUE. Manager
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L.R TRANSPORTATION co.

SAffFk 7 ut TN nut 7 T.
Ueamer Champaign laayas Seattle Tssee-
- Oct. 4. att 4. m: THURSDAY. Oct. {.
N7 q No.: Saturday. Oct 1e al a. m.
1eares Motst Vernon, w eSnestay. Oct. z.
MIA IN; Friday, Oct. 9, az Z a. m Srn-
aay. Oct. H. At a. m. calling at stan
wood. FIR. Skagit City. Mount Nernoa ana
Avon. fTuIalip gong south Sunday ard
seyth Tuesday, = q. YFRKES Manager.
City Dock. Steamers FOR al points an the
ouurd. Open all night. TEL MA.a S..
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r@nl estate transactions ance ysuqasY
1 fxs ara q - G3 - Thsys were hie4 3oo
ysts rsoEssx4ag - . iAss furnishes -
tie Daily Bulletin, sooxn u oosSdDn1o4
bIeck.
rfs sYtsasu sw NV aad Oh So 80 g -
3 10 acres. Mag - G. ts41
Henry A. Moss ~ ux- 90 b. p. Cara
tras.sx No 4 N asxks. May y, NJ
Tssz@ Dab - 70 Jcseyhtne Masons lezn
3 ard Z. BIZ i JasiEscu 6treee aid, Amguoo
Z 81
Mary A. Ga1nsy 30 Hssen r. 1gslIscr.
10. = DIX s. Easssrn adj. August n. z y.
Tomas Aosgrovs ct ". 10 Anna =
Eessy. SsxsA fses "a n. l. Ysoa<rs u. C..
rsar corner q ksaney ssssss Asd xeutq1
rax. A1EasI = - p
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rr,-, ssatsl@. Including bArFh IN toursss
sleeper srgrn PogtaaS6. t@s first class. In
esndsa< berth IN Pullman sleeper from
rsa-sszrs-fgr train leaving SO p y. Sse-
.ra@~ sea. ans 40 H. m o~E0Eer esz-
scuther. Paste Ticket osles. 81 FlSss
avenue