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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

s,e-ssi psrat-A 20 tns Pss.-Ta;sslsgs-csr.
TACOMA Oct zS-T1ers seems % os
agx-soSsszaz 90 pzt ire aZzgrzs 60 every
ths-g ps<rztE1-g 60 ths 1tzss1ss5-s = re
Chamber ef Co--z-ce. for fea- tn2t elg
szxz I'll - k1cke@ - ard seAttls I'll
-g-r@r tv tns experience WhgTs there was
rnE-h talk q tha subject today sy mem
hers and s-Asrs Eztss@sts1 = re tF0@a-s.
nozs Of Il vas carried d wilma tAs zszT-
Ing CO re Poss-TnEeL1gs1csg eorres Pc1a-
a.. zhrs~ presence seemed % t-S11A s.
y.--e. les. The es-e-sress % eplz.oE. wh-e1
Go sx1ss II a large degree. vii BE given %
TIE e1rsse@ World. Taers are ssas- Ways
cs getting Esws. thsZgA. zz1 otnsr
pitchers wnkch Ezve ears
TIE oplzso7 fooay seems % hs vzTis1.
= sact -o-e 50 thzn last rsg1t Eazzll-
trzss srtsuts ara loyal - hln a-1 irtsEzt
% stznH b. hin % tne lAsE- Tasy feel
thar tns sx-prexident was ignored Il TIE
matter q choosing secretary. aad when
BE made q sand Ear = change he Tas
thrown down They aver that the Old
members car ssy az they wish aeoGt 10y
atty 70 the beard % trustees. r-a1y % t1sEl
knowing fall wei that EADltol'S real Oh
tscrsoz % Secretary Co4lysr was LIS IL
popularity: nat he knew t1zE lie trustees
we're tayorzhls 70 Mr.. Coilyer and intended
seeing that Re should remain there These
friends OF Mr.. Hamilton fesl thaS TIA
chamber co2lG have spared rns SECRETARY
Tnuca easter than Mr. HaElllton. bit as
Eas majority % those present last svenirg
seemed % feel otherwise. tire matter e1as
there There are few people vic believe
that Mr.. Hamilton MADE q mistake ~
presenting himself AZ the meeting. but Re
was there fer the purpose q AIS NeEtrg
number ot rxmors that were said % Dc
current as 70 certain statements attributed
20 him.
Many q The members who voted - s1S-
taln the acton q the trustees are sIla
Very friendly 70 Mr.. Hamilton. WHO. they
seem % thiak. made 3 mistake IN resign
lnx when 1ns work ot the chamber vas
being carried OF successfully Thsy say
hs SHOULD have had an undertaking as
70 the ssrStaryshi2 bstore ne allowed his
name 70 De mentioned for the presidency;
that tina. Is the time - EectlEy such r-As-
sers~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

and msH under Sanchez arrived at Es-
gUintla- They VII be sent east
SAN FRANCISCO. O-ct IA urivs,s
letter received here today frora Guatemala
says that chaos re,gnz II the little reuuh-
&c ana That az Anes OF business ara stag
mated ~ the revolution Exchange Is ID
% - ard ne coTee plantations are be-
lag deserted. w3th the berries rcttsax On
the trees Eae owners of the fneas are
in terror q assessments, and AL The uz-
i've Proarsetars have 5aen nuIcses in
large s9ms Tor IRE purpose OF carrying On
iAs var According TO the letter. thev
are first assessed b. Barrfox ard then ~
the reFolus3on3sts. Both the government
and me raaeiz ara pressing the iaborsrs in
= ihs army wherever they Hra them ana
TIE laaorers are taking . tha woods.
Aariano Lopez Pscasco. Manuel Morales
4aaar. FRANCISCO Toledo. Or MareU anH
otheT syu1afa.zsrs with the revolu,s1-arv
movement cave isfs the Occidental hotel
aud taken Up their quarters n A private
c"etaas or Van Ness avenue Tf-ev saw
taat tsis move was necessary n order %
set a~ay fr7n ths spies q Ba~rsos. who
Ners so2n1.zE ard annoying them.
There = % love lost hstwsea these z~n-
teu-s1 anS Consul Garlic Seweral q .Nern
net tha consul ard 4 frisrs a. psshFse
resort hast nirht ard al encounter waa
i1'H'-ra1t Tor 3 moment, 81. TIE cons.sl
c-scrsstly withdrew
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ONLY TWO ESCAPED.
Spanish steamer Lost With over Two
Hundred Lives On the
Cuban Coast.

HAVANA. Oct Is.--The coAstinE steamer
Triton. from Havana 70 Bahia, province %
Pfnar del Rlo. has besa wrecked CT tie
narsh eoast Of that province The steamer
went ashore this morning during heavy
weather. The pgrser aud ere passenger
AVE arrived az sIars,- They aavs no
xnowiesEe REGARDING re fate % tae cap
ain ATTY passengers. soldiers ara civilians
and falrty memberx - che creE- TIE
missing passengers include several well
kaowa merchants \ Spanish gunhoas and
tn~ aavs het for ras scene 81 the wreck.
Il Is row zala the Tr.,on had % board
ever - passengers and 81 Is feared that
sAsy Save au persisted in aasill7a 70 ;he
thirty uen composing ire steamers crew.
owing 20 tie heavy SEA taat vas ran-
a.nx tAs ganboat ChEstiana taV16 lt I'M
-ossIsls to rraca TIE SCENE C the disaster
4nl.l tonight Only the pgrssv q the sa,p
saa enc passenger were saved.
A-,oas those vao we're less were tS0
navy aaa tws army ofaeevs. a 1az'issary
ssHeal ana sevsasy-ssvsn grivates- On
..7arA .he rr-.on Wa 81 ss1 e. silver. 20
80 used for The payment q ths spanish
srs.tary ana naval farces-
IRE Tr.5aa. &c u stated. was overloaded
sss carried a large saanety u Erooer.. =
aga ammunition ard Fad on Board ninety
shrsa riaes for tbs government troops
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

II Is believed that the British govern
ment has reached a decision not 70 enter
into an international monetary confer
ence. Further meetings w1th the Amer
lean commissioners VIII D. held simply
because previously arranged, as cAblsd
last week. n regard 20 fn8ia, It may be
regarded as certain that the mlEts wIl
not De geopensd az gFessnt. or u1fil the
Indian authorities are fully pr pared. No
more definite lnforma ton can be obtained
with regard 20 the action q the cabinet.
but there "a every reason 70 believe thzt
The government Is determined. as before
stated. that 81 viii not enter tato any In
terua ttonai monetary conference.
Messages rsreived from the American
commission say they have received 10
information with regard % the acton
taken at the cabinet council bur they
haar that a stnteysent Will % issued next
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17
PIERCE COUNTY FAIR A LOSER.
Balance of $4,000 ON Wrong Side of
the Ledger.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Intelligencer
TACOMA. Oct. 1.-THE Pierce County
Fair Association Is 6 30 IN debt This
sad fntslugsncs was made known 60 the
members OF the association last Thurs
day evening when = meeting vas held
Tor the purpose q ascertsiuing exactly
how the association stood financially
Thfs ia a considerable less. when i Is
taken into consideration thai the nsw as
socfatiou has cnIy been Fl existence one
year. and has given bat one fair, that OF
last month
II started cut with every hope q Sue
cezsful future but the stigma connected
with the cid association chung &c the new
one causing Il 70 lose money TIE races
were good enough for the admission
charged and the exhibits were first class,
and stu a great many people refused 20
attend. thinking perhaps that the man
axsrnent would foIiaw Il the footsteps %
It's predecessors. One great mistake was
made and that was IL placing the exhibits
az TIE grounds. whore they could o1ly
De viewed By day Had the management
secured the exposition building or some
ether large hall and made the various
exhibits there & number q people wao
could rot attend the races would have
been delighted 70 show their loyalty By
patronixing the exhibits and Joining In the
promenade ar night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

Ellniz And reply has been received whlch.
proposal
Owing 20 the difficulties raised II India
ara TIE opposition n ether quarters. the
an Immediate undertaking 10 reopen the
Iae8&n Wlntz. bat they apparently are rot
tndispcSe1 % enter into further rezotla-
tloas, asd u = expected tnat. as The cut
come Of t03ay-s CABINET council TIE T-ugres
states coriE71 sssiorers viii shertIy have ar
ether interview with Sir Michael Hicks
Beach. and thar diplomatic communica-
U9l4 Apcn ire question will De continued
VIII tns foreign towers more immediately
concerned IN the rehabilitation OF silver
IL spise o. the above. however. II Is gen
eFasy believed that The government has
faIly decided 90 say no 10 the urooossfs
presented ~ Mr. wolcott.
=, dr. Stevenson Ieft Loadon yesterday for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17
ENGLAND WILL SAY mo-
easfnef Decides Adversely 20 wei
eotrs Prsro.af for Bf-M~s.Ine

LONDON. Oct is.-Tee Prsf&sh czhs-ee
uass Eacrztag bid ths a-ss aasazaz meet
iox a. tas terezZz Sfzss. Premier Sails
essrT srsslsed ard az fha zz1zEzgers EXCEPT
Lcr1 James. chzncezlo- q tn@ ezsAy &C
Lancaster. fAse19zs Cross. la~a pTavy sea-.
aEaa Nj Walter Lszx. pveszGxzt q ~
1<2va - Agriculture. ~~rs IL ars~-szrs-e
: - Es@N sang listed rTa hczrs L e Tn
asFzEaSG sz@s the Question q rsoE@nsuz
re 1rdSaE 1ztnfs for rs free coinage -
sssFsr ~As zot escsde8. hat ths matter Ma
easeasssfi and WI SHORTLY s5Trs ne Sub
Jet q a corUEnsea sIar1 serzsez IA
cs@neslsor ~ fhe exraecue-. E.r Ms~-asI
Hicks Beach, ard ths Gated states uasae-
tzFy COMMISSION
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

SAN Francisco Oct fs-ThA9s5-s
bnrTant the convicted murderer os Mn
re Wl,ls7as ard BzaEchs lament. WHOSE
fafe dfnes8s uaon TIRE action % the
Fnites States supreme court g reported
- - hraSisE e1wn Yesterday Tor TIE
nEst csne. Ae sAowed signs = ss1l7e-zesz.
$50 refused - isa~s hss cell fsv Rs ~us-
faruary exercise ff}fh~rts he has afwars
hsen ara = 49, raose t~ne.nhTe -~7s7-a-s
r. ere psnitertiaTv Wgth5n sha --ze
fsW Gsys ~ hss betrayed stxrs OF -a--
vousness ars lrrftahr1tv. arF received
f6@ vtsts = SIS 2sre1ts wlfa lrE -ve-e--e
Tie taa eff3assas believe - viii ~a11e-za
couce'ets1y = tsp decision g The suurs-,a
colrt sAoald prsva adverse 70 hlz-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

w@~k 20 re s~sce tszt Ire ggTsr-r@-.
ara rake - s1xx@Ssto= % tns Bank @
Ezgszn1 zx . arg aiE~-ztte1 % rs presez.
re=ervs- TIE gvverrr@r. cannot, "a any
ewerg Co rn1re rAzz -naks a rscc--ss--
6zslaa - rs bAzk 80 tas Statement thzt
tz& ezb1nst ha1 escs9e1 that ire hack
sneZE1 maintain = I'll gid standard -
Incorrect
re Press AsseEza tszn sends CIT TIE fol-
Loving sar1t-sffsE22l statement torsEhrs
Use cz111e. cs-zs5sre9 tie E@assct -
g1rszzEce = f1e pledges g1vez = tsei-
nzus ~ NJ a ! 8als9szr srsz igrd 81
sas grsxsEry. zz4 s. Ea-a2sl H3cxz- Beach.
cna1e@Asos - ne e1c@1a.zz-s q tie r54@
o. co--c1E. w1@n 80 resaiztt15 fAT1r12g
co-opsrat3gn n securing . stEate monetary
par O @xe8a2zgs between gos4 ard silver
~hE r&Sssa4- he Chancellor 81 TIE sx-
eEsgZsr aE4 Is colleagues an maintain
Ere cosis2D 1A@1 tz&e1. tE4t ire govern
zzenE ezan0f alter she geld standard . tie
Tszlssa lnE3cn- BGg Trey nave = the
tnserEAi ca1Egar@t TIRE fnEtza government
Efta regard % TIE 0pe2tEg % Ire Indian
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17
NOTICE To VOTERS.

Ncsl-e r. hsreey gwen tAat tha hcoks ~
-extsgratlaa IS t,s csty 81 Seattle Sen.ol
Discreet Nc g r. k4BE coua-v. Vas
w1 1e -s0se1 oa t&e evening 90 tie $50
gsy o. oes1 e&r. Lsz-
Tae -aw regasTSnw tse regiserz tssn - al
Te~scus ssals &ad feIsls- Tst1-w a. any
s-Hee1 e.ert % e tse state - TRshs-xfa-
e r1s-1 ara rrsITe. II a8Zst.a- q tsa
sser- es ere member e sAs hczr4 q
e.reetaTs tae Important as9szsen = rz~-
rsa-U free esxt hcoSx ard sGrolss &c
az seaeci ehti3re1 r. the district IS - ha
ssFcls2 a. t2e cc-l2x e1@-stsa- Therefore
g = earnestly s1rst thAt al c.ttzs-s ~
give tf.s G8-:er rss.- prompt aas Se-s.as
&ttsn-i-E-
A GUERNSEY. Sserssnrv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17
THE TIMERS WERE ROTTEN.
Cause of Cincinnati Thrater Disaster
More Deaths Are Expected.

CINCINNATI Oct Is-Astsr tie acct
dent a. Rohtrso1ss opera house last night
Investigation showed that the trussss ard
tgubars holding ths dome were rotten
Trey ha5 been ia Ese 50 long that they
had warped Azd parted. This caused re
bolts ard naI's 20 Ioossn the entire con-
strgction was thrown cut e gear ard
tie weight q TIE GoUe brought = down
VITA & came mortar bricks Ard rzsrers.
TIE dead nan wacse Identity vas no,
established last Night was today i4sztt-
Hed BY his wife. He e Isaac " Neigh
ho-x. areG a. CT TIE injured. MTs
Mary Haas. Mrs. A SeHUdaer zn1 NJ.
A . Weiss are not expected q recover.
Mss Pearl Han arc M~z- Kate White
are Il = critical cczsldon-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17
HE VETOED THE TAX LEVY.
Fawcetf Carries out His Threat and
Fusion Csancifmen VIII Yield


Special Dispatch 20 the Post-TnteIltgsncs
TACOMA. Oct Is-Mzyor Fawcstt has
sure enough vetoed the TAX levy ordinances,
MS message being given out today. he
does rot Intend - take zny chances % n
validating TIRE entire levy. but simply OBJ
f4css 20 those ssc.fcns which be believes
are unjust. IN doing this he is acting law
fully. the charter vestng n him the right
% approve Or dlsapprove those sections
that 90 not meet With bis approval he Is
opposed 20 he ie-min levy and says that
he possibly wogld Tot object % - being
placed a, ~ mills. which he believes =
amply sufficient % carry 81 ths city gov
eminent for a year
II Is not thought that the s5hersnss OF
the f3-mIl levy VII bs able 70 secure
enough votes 20 pass TIRE ordinance. as e
Is over the mayors veto. as L - pretty
certain that al O. tie fusion members VIII
vote Eith the mayor. being anxious .
make record for econouy. 10 matter
whether there are sufficient funds % run
TIE city through he year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

-S MONIES. Fcwa Cs~-- Ts-Trs stkzs
aokr1 = sIset2sus Azs o@ez zfstEe3 Er1-
r3aczrg s1e s11ze-1s-ts s-rnA6. 60 holtznE
AS tSsze9 tszsg1s hv T23z@ Szzrrssr 81
- 1ss--f~s e1zE-- ~1--arlstz< - S@--e-
ta-y CO STATE Ezg - ce-t-@E .As Fagu-.sE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

t.,zat as rar- q. re 80 al szEs-- =.
se-r~-a-y = = 4 s1zEzsrF. lease tie
faTnscEs- ting las s1-@z3v As.- G>cS2s-3-
Czsss rals xcslc- Il rS1zlzse- =zors ss-loszs
ec-pSsrarsc-s z-= .Ax~z.e-es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

SAN FRANCISCO. Get 8-Gso-Es
k1ewKez. AIS R@hsl Gso-E~ wsz 81
rested a. tas list EztsSz os g4.ob Eosvs-.
40 Sla1zzs tEzt k2sEiso1 t-ssz % s1s1zes
Et-s . invest Ec7sy = Al Alaskan mining
kgeG1sz1sSz-
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Fever sftuasian IMPROVING

NEW ORLEANS. Oct ts-yssre-a1v
tsere was uEch promise en- rhe vefsex
fever stteatVa to&av. TIE fare1aer 70
Qcrts were All % a Measuring rarare A..
ac--cS t,HEeT tssre haf beer reported
thlr'T rev cases ar3 thres eeaths.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17
The Hot Wave substa<a

CHICAGO. Oct B-ran wsztAsr to3av
displaced tie prcssrarfzx Aezt 90 last
week Ire drop q tee temperature vas
gszsral throughout TIE West and So-ta-
Z@Sz-
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RRfINny Tickets

sot 20 ard frc7 al poszts East AZ lcv-
est rates Al Atlantic steamship AZ@s
represented Fer rates. &c. sgElv - A
CAflh@-g- general railway ard steamship
agent cc-1s- Te=5@r way ard First are
ere Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17
DE ATH<


OMAHA Oct "a spec1sI - the Bee
from Rsstrfce Nee. savs ~ Ss~a fer
A : Paddock 6Iea suddenly - hea-r
stzease az the Paddock hoteI here at
o'clock thIs nnern5.g
A5eEerz5n S4Gney Paddock vas born 81
Cleans FATS y. p November : fs1a
re vas educated az G3enr's Fails zca-
1arzv studte-3 Aw; removed m ISL %
Omaha Nsbraska ard vas there ADMIT
te4 % ths lar Re engaged actively n
politics. vas appointed secretary % ire
territory - IsS1. ART hels IRE oe9ce IL
I'll Neera ska w&s admitted into RE T-usor
- ~ Es waz elected E'rfre1 states sera-
tn~ ~ : ec-7egrztian between Democrats
snlt Rars1 hz1Czrs. ard toek sss seat .fa-en
: Ty-1 He vas Sefaa-e1 ta- ra-aEe.rfc-
a. tha s-A = his Tern ut vas elected
ssafn Jsruzry e $50. Ez4 ssrvsd uztn
MarcA : TSs1
judge T. 4. stevens
PORTLAND. Or. Cct Is-Tusxn = A
Stevens e TIE criminal department. %
.sa STATE c4rcGss coG~t 6ss3 to5av after a
lr1S usness- rs anze1t vas nsrvaaz
sx2aassson cue - overwark Jazxs Ste
ve4s car-a ERE a1cat Hfreez ys2rs ago
tral Virginia C1tT. Nevada
W. J. jeffrey. of the Rfa Grmnd~.
CHICAGO Oct Nv y Te--sw. rs--
s-al aEszz q Sc Denver & Rso Csrz-s@
-As1ross 81 =. Lozls ana hroshs- -
Persistent Je@rey. ele9 = tals cs.y task
ssgat
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TRYING TO HUSH Ii Up
TACOMA CHAMBER AFRAID TO
snow IT'S DfSsFx<Toy<.

Ha nzfitan's Friends stand by Him
Pierce Gounfy Fair . Losing Vent
are. Owing 30 Errors of Policy
Fswe~rr y~s.~s Tacoma Tax Levy
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READY TO NEGOTIATE
rrnMsxY WILLING TO DrSrrs<
RECIPROCITY.

H~r Merchants Aeeuse tn. Dfsxs~y
Hfg1 Of fagurIng Them. bat They
Forget Few Fscts-an oaserx
assis.t Lese Majestic Freseeatisns
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asserse Exr~eas stzsa. sasa. e<s,2
s~.. - = = StiToS. Ces. = -Te1ay-s stat
asss. ,2s ecz2ta q 81 ia treasury Is
49,. ssss hs.aEee, 81 ~ IS. ge,a
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=, ~ sA'c~e0t 60 A-srseaa bat-es
-. AsssFsa AZ Hsaaau-x n sxcsgest eaus
49, fsoa5 q rsa8v market az ers-gs
seSev tsas sAa German. averages
esa,s q pozat
- rs-eHtl3c - tes uze-aasrs % re
49, S91vs1-.f- 81 exc zsN palace st
- 3 F41v ~ re emperor ar
- as majesty erHverseE az laakt1
Nses = Azssst-aa desexasas. Dr& Gate
e. A-HTee s,s-t ispTasy asa gAe
sF u i@e G-esa S-s.es-
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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07
Marks Brothers.

Marks Brothers had their usual aud
fence last night. Two hundred wer'
turned away. The success of the com
paDy is undoubtedly without precedent
in the city. As early az z o'clock the
crowd Gao be seen entering the hall that
they may be assured OF seats. From
that time until the close OF the play there
is steady stream of people seeking adj
mission. Many who attend say that
they have often paid 81 to see companies
unequal to Marks Brothers. The play
tonight will be "The Diamond Robbery"
Between the acts some new and pleasing
specialties will be introduced. There is
a desire on the part OF many who attend
that the management compel The ladies
to remove their hats or their bodies
Duluth News Tribune.
At the Red Jacket opera house October
| l to %.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07
The Party Will Travel
BY Daylight Most
Of the Way.
Train VIII leave NextSunday
Night In Time TO Have Dinner
Other News.

The News has been requested TO cal
special attention to the necessity OF those
who received invitations making 8
prompt reply TO the secretary OF the Du
luth Millers' & Merchants Union giving
the information asked for on the face oil
the invitation form, which reads as fol-
lows, "An answer is requested, giving
names OF persons desiring transPorta-
ton" For not until this information is
furnished can the transportation be sup
piled. So those persons who desire to ac-
cept theinvitation, but have neglected to
answer by letter will now have to wire
the secretary, otherwise there will not be
time Tor them TO receive the necessary
transportation.
The ticket which will be sent, will be
made in the name OF the party who ia TO
use il, and must be signed and stamped
at the ticket office OF the d., s. S. & A.
company from where the excursionists
start in order to make it valid for trans
portation for the going journey, aud
before the return, it must be presented at
the Office OF the commercial agent OF the
South Shore road at the Spalding block
in Duluth when it will have to be again
signed and stamped before 1t can be made
available for the return Journey.
The special train from this copper coun- |
try will leave Sunday, October 10, at |
$50 a. m. and Houghton at 9:20 a. m. |
1t will Join the train from Marquette at |
Nestoria and will arrive at the head of the
lake in time for dinner that night.
1t was thought that daylight ride for
the entire trip would be very much more
enjoyable for the exoursionists than a
night journey, as it will permit them to
see the develope nents which are steadily
going on in the homestead country west
OF Nestorla.
As the facilities at Thomasto where
a short stop will be made for refresh
ments, are limited, il has been suggested
that the excursionists provide themselves
before leaving home with alunch thereby
making sure of a meal at midday and so
make basket picnic OF the trip.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

continue the business at the present
stand and intend TO increase the stock.
1t is understood that the former proprie-
tor did not make huge success oil the
business and that his father who resides
in Chicago was bis creditor for consid-
cradle amount and that his brother came
here the fore part of the week to take
charge OF the business and, acting on in
structions from the father, sold out the
stock ~ the new firm.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07
az follows:

From the above it will be seen that
there is more fiction read than any other
class OF books by a long way, the circu-
latisn OF works OF fiction being little
over 50 per cent. OF the total.
The works of fiction are constantly in
demand and many of the more popular
works are called for often in advance.
The library has proved more than a sue
cess since it was replenished and kept
open during the day and the report
shows clearly how much it is appre.
ciated.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07
"The Fair, Changes Hands

"The Fair" has changed hands and Mr..
Frazin is no longer proprietor. Yester-
day afternoon big sign reading "Simon
x Oppenheimer" was hung out in front OF
the building and upon inquiry the report
er was informed that the stock had been
purchased by the above named gentle
men from Chicago and that they would
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

The funeral of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Wolf, ofRed Jacket,
who died Tuesday, took place yesterday
afternoon. Services were held at the
Sacred Heart church and the remains
were inferred at the Hecla.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

William Scott. OF Hancock. will furnish
Portage Entry sandstone for cemetery
lots and do all work in setting them at
reasonable prices Apply at the Han
cock stone sawmill.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

All members OF Division No. 2, A. o. H.,
are cordially invited to attend the install
lation meeting OF Ladies' Auxiliary. Di.
vision No. 3, which is to take place Fri
day evening, October =, in Palace ice
rink, Dollar Bay.