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j. r. Miller Relief Corps.

On August 81 John F. Miller Relief
Corps VIII celebrate its anniversary by a
picnic az Lsschi park In tia afternoon.
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r,rr Steering bass. roSss, fS'r r-isteas
ra-S raeczaslns ard s-ew shoes. he oa's
essrrect goods for Ire NNAeo e.4Ns.1. &c
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- sven fsrsf ana SRc0nd Avenues
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- xoa want a safs. plEassrit ard 7U'cs
+rse 20 asevs pisces. TAX tae sRsA1seT ITO
rsa whh,s VII SAL IRON Aatinan War
.--s-..--t,v A4seass = TICKETS 90 Sale y.
~ ~,yrgr First ayenge ard Yesier way
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Room for a few more horses on Rapid
Transit. sailing the 10th. See Game. Arl-
ington dock.
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- W. P. Roberts. who was President
sss.A1zs appolniee 10 the position 81
49, states consul AZ Victoria. arrived
= - es'Y yesterday. after turning his o.
we % bis successor. Abraham l.
- se.h Roberts Will v.s.s q few days
$50 and then proceed - his home IN
=. = = ssTplssa where. he says. he viii en-
Z 'as pastoral pursuit 81 conducting
sA1'ssian, Gen. Roberts is one Of the
a's''nEuishsd Hen Of his state and
- conspicuous IN the affairs OF the
-. sace lsi. Hhen ne eussred the Con-
army 81 the aee % d ard found
- " thssciose ~ the war a broader
49, ne Youngest man ca either side
= nat atie. Gen, Roberts stated az
aessl Butler last mfehf shat ~ haa
- = Believe that hls ol3ca was In
-. = ne classified service. but that
So y t. rot as be was not per
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u. sneaks IN the htehszs terms II
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party Of PhlIlpxburg. Pa. young
N hound goidfieldwards. consisting Of
9 I. sxitzer. c. II. French and II. l..
asssis. are In the city and tonight they
vi ssaxe on the City Of Seattle for Vic
His where they vii take the Bristol for
= xicaasla AZ ST. Michaels they viii
ssnsfer 10 the river steamer Eugene
rgax direct 10 Dawson City. Last night
- party was seen At the Hotel Stevens
- stated that they were generally sur
Esd Al The moderate prices charged IN
sssiis for supplies They were told in
= Paul that they could not get bacon
Scr n Seattle at any but panic prices.
lfs tier arrival here they found every
arg chesper than the figures quoted
Ten n 81 Paul They did say. how
hsf, that they found hardware higher
Nv than IN Pennsylvania. but that was
~ % Be wondered at They came from
Fpn manufacturing state. and natur-
~ Drought schedule OF values with
IA When the freight and packing
- aided, however. there was no great
satFeFee ard they expressed themselves
AIRY satisfied The only regret they
r the matter Of leaving Seattle.
ssEf hey say Is the best city IN the
sesslry today. All OF the members OF
= fhaihpshUFg party ara oid-tinle
Ns'sas q ex-City Clerk r. F. Stewart.
- 'F ne past three days he has divid-
y tsrnf IN assisting them - make up
~ class outflt, They viii take Up
sis ten 10 each man. ali OF which
assH purchased n Seattle. except
,ar ard fir garments. which they
sxat IN So Paul
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-02

> Rev. II. w. Peck and family will re-
side at Pearl City during the summer.
Ready-to-wear, stylish, perfect-fit-
ting clothes at The Kash, WayeIly
block, Hotel street.
a fresh lot OF bran. clipped oats and
-four has just been landed for the
Washington Feed Company. Telephone
422.
The City Feed Store has on hand
fresh from the mills, Port Costa flour
which will be sold at the lowest mar
ket rates.
The Is horsepower steam plows for
the Oahu Sugar Company are expected
to arrive here in July. Excellent prog
ress is being made at the plantation
by use Of horses and mules.
Important meeting of Kamehameha
Tribe. l. o. r. NJ. tonight at 1870
O'Clock in Harmony hall, King street.
a full attendance of the members IS
requested, as the first officers or the
tribe are TO be elected.
A ''Pentecostal Meeting" will be held
in the classroom of the NJ. Z. Church
tonight at 100. The meeting will be
led by the Rev NJ. c. Harris, ID. D..
This meeting is for all Christians of all
denominations, and a cordial invitation
is extended.
Charles Cavill, the famous swimmer,
was a through passenger on the Mon
oval yesterday While in Australia Mr..
Cavill swan in many matches, and
proved himself a nonpareil. He is un-
der engagement to swim from Faral-
lone Islands to San Francisco.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June 2l.---Wheat at the open
ing and for a time after was weak. under
the influence OF favorable weather ac-
counts from the country where cutting
was in progress, that the yield promised
10 be heavy and quality good Snow
weekly crop report estimated the COM
bined yields of Texas. Oklahoma and KAN
sac at - sn.a1 bushels, against -1.i&.oS
bushels produced the year before. July
wheat closed Saturday at eease, started
this morning at eslac and fell OF TO Sac
In the course OF fifteen minutes trading.
There were no regular quotations from
Liverpool on account of the queens tutt-
lee. bur the curb prices there were quiet
and unchanged The worlds shipments OF
wheat and -four to Europe last week were
follows, United states. 2:si7.ce bushels:
Russia, 2,37s.so bushels, paIuhlan eoun~
tries 2la0Oo bushels. The total worlds
shipments on the previous week were
passage decreased j. 40 ess bushels.
The domestic visible supply statement
showed decrease OF Zo5e" bushels.
against decrease for the similar week the
wear tafoye OF ca1,tsa bushels quantity now
I'm sight % Gss Co bushels. against 4sslS,vo
bushels year ago Promotions were made
OF "a 500 a. bushels decrease In the
worlds visible supply. ne market grad
uailF recovered TO ssAs 9fsS5sc under the in
fusrlce OF b;siiiar statistics. hut that mark
ell the limit OF the strength. ana froia
thers the prices slid on 10 The close. chi
CAGE received S car loads and Ainnea polls
and Duluth together ga. compared with 80
last MUEG&F. I'M 8~1 year o%Ss &sAAFoA -
T~c,, ths Atlantic seab0ard were equal 70
fsslaa bushels The july price WORK %
down finally 70 sT7sc and Was bringing
C. = ssssSc at the close.
Germ was easy with the hears A good
saal more aggressive than the bulls
Tire was a fairly active session n oats
Elevator people sold quite freely and cAus-
81 a slight decline ia prices
Provisions were strong la spite o. me
large hog receipts.
Live stock.
s~S.ttta-SsfNs were or q basis 81 81. lfss1
y sgsr common 10 extra native beef stetTs.
vita the bulk Of the transactions Al 81 *
ga <. sFcckers and feeders shove; more
sersnsth today, and 40 did good butchers
sfuFs, bat grassy lots continued 10 sell at
Hs,r@-Tn. bulk OF sales occurred ~
& y EAsF1 gats- salsz being AZ an extreme
ranre 81 s. tfs.Is.g51z FOR the poorest 10 the
t.e~f hogs, while pigs brought %s4S55
In sheep there ~ss fair demand, and
sheep acre salabje al S@-s14 tor inferior
10 choice. yearllugs at sS@Tsss-sa. and
surfne Garahs g. sssI5 a
Recel pts-s~attls. l3.h>' hogs. $3.50.
sheep IN SO
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bishop Chenes's Views Of the Ree~nn
Church Wraawl~

CHICAGO. June 2l-Rishau f,henrv.
who has just retarnsa from New york
where he has been attending the ro,sn-
Gil OF the Reformed Episcopal church.
WAS asked for his version Of IN. exciting
controversy which came To he knawn a
the veSsment contest. He said. II wish
IL to be understood that favor no mar
ticuiar garment or church ye~tmenf
am opposed To any particular garment or
robe being prescribed. II We are restricts
ell In what We shall wear. We shall be
told what we must sing. or eat, for IN
stance.
Il was opposed 90 any restriction he;u9
put upon our Christian church liberty.
A layman of Philadelphia precsnisated
the difficulty by Offering resolution prp-
scrihing a black robe and that only. a.
the clerical dress for church s.ryisex.
The white surplice and black scarf vera
decried as Roman Catholic and the
bishops robes. which | only wear in thu
discharge of some Episcopal Office, were
denounced. I cnniendcd only for the fuji-
est liberty In choice OF yestments. Ny
resignation of certain chairmanships az
the committees and ,rustshipx, the xffto
of the general council. does not mean
separation from the church There u 10
question of secession involved. The
synod of Chicago. which backed me il
the position | took Of the fullest liberty.
will not separate from the church. htlt
the result may be- that the synod may
fee. indifferent about representation IL
the general council In the future. or when
IL meets three years hence
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SENATOR PERKINS. VIEWS.
HIS Reasons Why Hawaii sAoala NJ
He Annexed.

~" YORK. June 2t--A dispatch to tn
"oFEd from WASHINGTON says:
SSt.aSes fefsirs~ Republican. Of Caiifcr.
Ma, Is stroasay dlsroSsSt 10 tSoin his Demo-
csst-c sosis'' yae. senator White. In oppO-
wzit.
an, familiar with the islands" said
he, ''and ! am very souh,fs,, rs n, the wis.
dern CT this roissy. There is one point a.
s"tlS moment. continued Mr. PcrkSu1S
lNaS nave not yet seen touched upaga.
"'thin the last year or two there have
oevh = large number of merchant vessels
r so ca tas essus fo- the Hawaiian trai1e.
10. ~ ne lt&wasian tag. bat are Eng
hsh vessels Under the proposed treaty
sssose ships would r.aturaf,v- hxs,nm~ e.s-
Tilted 10 American registry. for they would
come III Win tie islands Th,sre Ia moth.
INK IN 'he treaty to prevent them from
tohlns IN heF 10 prevent the Enxlishmen
from pudding more vessels IN snticirafi on
OF aisassAAtaon aud claiming American req
.Ss's Aet sli es them In that case they.
would prohsnsy soon take away all Of our
cosStwise trade and rex,Iat. i8s. far s,sn,s
years our American shipyar,is
There f. another ard n..rha nc moro I'm,
pcFtant question involved The anncxa-
ueh Oh fia"ah weala. IL Seems 10 me. ut.
Terry rum TIE beet sugar Industry that n
cow RSssh'sins 10 assume Considerable
- N.-.'@ - 3fiIoT3s1 and ,sfker pnrf1
OF the West. With coal,e i.,..r ~. Ia
waiians can produce SUGAR and rs,,,.. Il
Tor : cents pound. Beet s,,ssr s,os,s any.
where from ia to cents a na,.na Ia rre,.
dcce. and We could no, eoa,n.ssA r.h.n
too, tlie planters Of Hawai-, hxxa a ty,.Se
Jasi a. tyranioal ana .mporsuaass "a tho
sugar trust. and 1t would NOT he long he
fore TIE two Joined forces ana had sh~
whole country al their mercy
Il shall not set un nag ..s~s...,
as&inS, those 81 tho majority OF the r.s,,.
pie. fheid~a that We need uawaIs as =
co2iins station is foolish. because shfua
going from san Francisco 10 Ianan ~.
China would i:ase TO SO t4u miles o,,f az
their way 10 touch AZ Hawaii N wonla
he mulch more convenient 10 f~tai,,ixh =
coalsag stations ut one of the Aleutian
islands. which already belong Ia MS ana
are within about seventy five miles az fhe
path of ocean travel
II do not appreciate either tha ar,,.-
menF that We need Hawaii because Of ~
strategic value. The islands are : u.ss r,,,ls.
from San Francisco England has AZ 49,
auiinait fortress which IL every say
rendered more and moro irarrevunhte
and which Is much nearer 10 San s,,y,n.
cisco. | would be mrch mora sas,oro1,rx.
disposed towards proposition ,c mar
chase British Columbia II waota ~.
much more valuable to Us than Hawaii.
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TO RANSOM THEIR SONS.
Spanish Parents Pay $s 600 900 fol
ExemytiOu From Service

NEW YORK. June "A dispatch from
Havana to the Journal says: Madrid
dispatch says since January 1 last 81 loo. =
HG has been paid into the government
treasury by Spanish parents redeeming
tteir sons from military service In Cuba
and the Philippines The money. II in
announced. has been turned over 20 the
navy department 10 meet the expenses OF
increasing the navy.
In Havana Il was reported yesterday
that orders had been given TO transform
twenty vessels Of the trans-AtIan,ic lins
into armed cruisers fer service in West
India waters owing ~ the strained rela-
tons existing with the United States
= double force OF employees are working
day and night. and new torpedoes are
being laid to all the entrances Of Cuban
ports n Importance
From Banes word comes that a govern
rTleut vessel was sunk AZ fhe entrance to
the hartyor during the last bofnnsTdmsut
b. , shell from Roiogs rehels and bat
teries upon the shore, thus closing the
port altogether 20 future navigation.
In petition 70 Wsyier. Spanish troops
81 III. Guinness garrison have asked per-
mission 10 give the half 81 their daily
ratsons 10 starving Cuban women and
children.
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NEW YORK N.aRhETs.
The Stock Exchange

NEW YORK june . The efforts OF the
prcfs ssi0n@l traders - work & reaction
IN the bull stock market have again proved
ahertfve to-day ard the result Of ;he CAV
trading shows net gains n hs ma torsty
OF standard shares. The recent order u
tAlasS was some " la2t reversed IN that the
sa gr1n< tendency Of prices came esrly ia
tne 1ay and il was overcome later ny the
rally. heEns rS the most orniroaS c.rctsgn-
stance az the days Market Was the fart
That fne dealings sank .uta condition
90: almost total apathy NTH prices tend
ing upward Itallress or a decline = the
technical evidence ~ ar undar1cns of
strength. Dizziness In a rise - evidence
thGt prsres have reached a stage where
dealers % not care 70 carry money into
them as Z speculation. There was how
evsr. 10 pressure so sell stocks The lower
stT5ces Al the opening came IN the face az
ScEse ssagat tszfprovs fGents IN LezeCn.
where. hove seg. the dealings we're slrs0Ss
stsZT8alt Later n tE= day i.o1sdon Was
- buyer 81: vas taCg9F IL ra{Ivsnx the
market The effective instrument IN er scs-
ing the @AFlg 1sclius vas ta- large gold
shl pxBent later 10 the week. Tomorrow
shipments acre nns Increased over dhe
s. a. tass announced lsSE week Il * 49,
NeE@s that 3 shipment Of GOLD - quite
large g Enen <sonS viii o. rnS4s@ before tfe
end - the aAeA TIE ifnmesstafe ssrzTsss -
t9 so@ rally n tfge market cane from TIE
strength Ia iae NaaaeSe4.ss. ae favor
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MARINE NEWS.

ASTORIA, june 2L--Arrived-Str HON.
er. from San francisco; str Alliance from
San Francisco. Sailed June is-Schr Laura
May. for San Francisco. Sailed June 60
Blk Seminole. for sydney.
GRAYS HARBOR. June is.-Sailed-Schr
Fannie Adele. fer San Francisco: blk For
est Queen. for eiuaymas. Arrived June
2i-Schr J. NJ Weatnerwax, from Port
Townsend. Sailed-SChr Maid OF Orleans.
for San Francisco.
COOS BAY. June g.-Arrive6--Str Ar
cata, from San Francisco. Sailed June %
Str Homer. for Astoria; schr Gotama,
for San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO. June 0-Saiisd-Bktn
Catherine Sudden. for Port Blakeley.
PORT GAMBLE. June a.-Saiied-Schr
Okanogan. for San FRANCHISES.
NANAlMO, June s0.-Sailed-Bk Rufus
E. Wood. for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. June I-Arriyed--
Str Cleveland. Seattle. str Umatilla. Vic
toria and Puget sound: str Washtenaw
Tacoma: str Signal. Hoqufam- Sailed-Str
Columbia. Astoria; str Florida. Nanaimo.
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pfax az ksinahurst has made "A confession
Her story duplicates Manuel Sslyeria a
farmer living between HaywarSis and san
Lean<lro. She sseSa}r.si that be was her
ccsnpsn ion On the night of the burglary
10 s ball given in San IeanSiro,
Upon their return the couple went 70
Eiushurs;- There she toitered about IN
froni Of the Dsax cottage. SssseEia she
said. left her and went 10 sse house.
When he returned ne was carrying TWO
large packages. These he gave into her
charge. asking her 10 take them t. her
home Then they came TO Oakland to-
getser- She went ho8se and soncFsls5 the
Packages IN tho cslfar. They We're Ret
called for by Siivvria. and size had them
taken away. She denies any criminal i'm
teat.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 1 ana
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
J. 1897, are ss,57s SSs. "a. There were filed for
record yesterday deeds, aggregating
SO 500. Following is a list furnished by
the Seattle Abstract Company, room 4i9
New York block:
John Nelson ct ux. TO Alexander Baltic
tract In j. II. Thomas donation claim No
~ June lS, $50.
T. ]. Portsrfleld ct Tx. 20 Alvin J. Utter
back. lot 10. blk s, Portsrfield's add, June
7. 81.
II. II. Ames et ux. TO Emily l.. Tall lots
] and ?. blk Il, Mercer's "a add, North
Seattle. June Il. s., so.
l.. s. Clarke to Charlotte Armstrong lot
Al. blk s, lot 10. blk Il, Lake View add lots
to 8. blk ~ Lake Union add June u 81
G. A. Burch and Daniel q. Fisher 10 d
c. Goyan, !. interest In Squat lode. Sno-
quaimie district. June 5 sI.OpD
Northern PacEjc Railway Company TO
Charles =. Ross. sw SEC %. -. 6. led acres.
May IL. 81.
Same 10 same. NV sec ss. n 6. $50 acres,
May ~, SIS 80.
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ARRESTED ron MURDER,
Ersweu, Who shot Two soldiers, =
to Sc Tried.

CHEYENNE, Wyo,. June ci.-~Charlca
s. Ersweli. champion fast hicyciist bk
WyoVing. has been arrested here charRe4
with the murder ~ Private McCrmnesss
Eighth United States infantry.
Tuesday night. while riding on hIs
wheel Ersweli ran into crowd 81 niHs
soldiers. knocking one down. An aitt.r-
cation followed. III which ErsweH shot
Mccrimness and then escaped to hlq
home. Tho soldiers followed and battcre4
in the doors and windows Of the hossstc.
While thus engaged Erswt-l' shot Private
Thomas Mooney. II was believed M the
time that the injuries Of both men were
slight and ErSweli entered an appear.
ance for assault Last night McCrintnea0
died from his wound. and Mooney IL In =
critical condition and will probably die.
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WATER FRONT NOTES,

Steamship City Of Topeka Is due to ar
rive tomorrow from Alaska.
Steam collier Willamette is on the way
from San Francisco to Departure bay 10
load a return cargo OF coal.
Steamer Pansy has been chartered by
the Deviin cannery, San Juan island, to
act as tender during the summer.
Steam collier Progreso was due to arrive
at San Francisco last night from Seattle
with "A cargo Of Black Diamond coal.
Ship Spartan will finish loading Black
Diamond coal NJ the Oregon Improvement
fompany's bunkErs Wednesday or Thurs
day and will sail for San Francisco
Steamship City of Puehia will sail for
San Francisco tomorrow morning. She has
full cargo of general merchandise and
VIII take no coal cargo. Steamship Walia
Waila is due TO arrive tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-22

CHICAGO. June I.-W, G. T. u. hesa-
nuarterp has rscelvea news tnat dsieghfss
from Fualnud - the woflas " =. =. -.
convention ia Toronto. ceiot'sT 80, a 49,
been named as fs7iifsws Lady Hsnry SOM
ers4t. Miss AGNES r. Slack. * oHif1os
Mrs ana MIR Lyle. fordvn. Mrs Hugh.a !.
Mrs. Ramsey. Manchsstsr: Miss Luls.
Bristol: Hrs. Damn. Oxford: Aiss fssis'
wales. Three women were also ''tifs' ss ~
ternsi d.leg2tes 70 attend TIE a.. ~
g. r. n. convention ~ fise inileh ntasss
al Buffalo. Gesoss~r ~ - .s"ssin' ', =
Many other English wofssn ~ asss',' 80
go, ,..,ts,s,,stous. though not IN the szipa-
cry of delegates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-22
THE EVERETT
s. MONTE CEISTO
RAILWAI.-A

j ne only gouts 10 the popular and active
mining districts OF Gold Basin, Gordon
Creek. Martin Creek Sllserton, Deer
Greek. Goat Lake and Monte Cristo
Tine scenic route Tor tourists. fishing
and camping parties.
Commencing Monday, April 3. the Ev-
erets & Monte ct sto Railway Company
viii aHaux urase a daily train service
Trains viii leave Everett for Monte
Cristo every morning. except Saturday
ard Sunday. at As a. m.
Train VIII leave Monte Eristo for Ey-
erett at :. - = n every Tnoralns except
Sunday eni Monday
On Tuesdays ard Thursdays No. will
run 10 S'iverton only
3 y. BAIRD. q. +. r A.