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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-10

y sHEck THE UNITED STATES.
faAA and France said to Back
spain I'm Cuba.

e LOUIS. Sept. s-Comte Henri De
sss'xA who has been visiting friends
= a@sss Ter a few days. said thaf the
~ u n UNDERSTANDING between gpala
= VAST European nations Locking 70
@esx upon American interference with
vas confirmed By information
raae 20 him from hlgh authority.
fsaaiesa has been introduced ln -.
- % 4 member Of an old spanish
- whose syTnpathies are with ths
). Ssgty. but whose connections with
sea1irs n Spain keep him posted
q tha Important diplomatic
'ss.sessais. He <ays.
1s usne last September. when the
saestson vas 80 much axftataa in
sA.'ns States evan 20 the point 90
- Parks 20 the declarations q
sas.as eoaventtuns. Senor Canavas
ssie fAsn premier 81 Spain. .e-
- sssaranss frcn TIE English and
- governments through their rep
- n Madrid shat tAey would
- - any acsion on sae rart &C taa
-. s'a'es other than a very perfume
! sf'tleH 9f the he5l}gereney ef
49, @s' . before leaviag Parts. I
A. srpfs Trustworthy sources tAat
- Asiee bad been renewed Gen
- re rev nrVrnser has received
;. $50 ard English an nsSa to~s.
sns.ssa saes nassre assured spain q the
- - y their governments ard ~
Sc > e give 8 lplonAtic help"
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The Dr~ibuna Remain. Unchanged.

BERLIN Sept. e-The Hamburger
Nachrfchten. Prince Blsrsrcks organ in
an article dealing with the tosses pro-
posed hy Emperor william and King
Hnmhert at Hamburg. at the recent ban
auet says they confirm the unalteresi
continuance OF the ereibund- There IS
nothing N the present European situation
u lead Italy 70 withdraw from the drsi-
buna and ss the alliance GId not pre-
vent Austria from entering into s@par-
ale convention with Russia there is
nothing 20 prevent Italy from cutivating
With both % the western powers those
good relations she deems desirable.
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LONDON. Sers - A 8isnafcn % -
Tres rra-1 Jonasueae1-v SAYS A. \
t,f-t meeting - tse chamber - ere As
~a-tsffer - M20ss tostav F'rt8sv t-@
sxe-tss.se wflt nrcu0ss - sau1 iet-er 20
- v~Yk~-sas wzes refsrsn~e - ere rer-e-
$50 ssi.s3s rsrx betrr made ~ 80 w8ve~--
->aus eat fHs sxwe-sr.sTt Hstwae~ re
~.esi rr1ss zE5 sseF A-1sTs-s w ss5va
+9-s-e-w. Whereby rsse latter ursle~-s aes
rrs - suunsy explosive 70 the Traz~vzss-
-rs-ax shs - ffrz 3~suScrT ~ rha -ae~-v
- Ngse&l TIE settsr declares rNac tsess
rp1~...sar a s8ans are realty made on As.stF
q 80 raorerokyts- TIE nat>ieE o71rFransss
ave taken usAa@gras 90 procure = s1-slzer
sw@rfw - asx-AssETes aasutse tae N1ees
~sa--elrN zus are v-ana~e3 90 fa.a anw rsz-
sfuxs~ev. Zes proposal Is sssFs - D. ear
80 sssFx-
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MS FLESH WAS MORTIFIED.
50 Mach ga. That the Fanatics soul
Fled Frona Tt.

LONDON. sept. s-Accorslnw % 4 tss-
patch - IRE Standard grem Moscow =
Ttnafi-ai freak Mas given another curious
illustration q a form % religious aatllslon
ng-w raging IN uanw parts - Russia
TIE priest m question az himself buried
% re- arunr4ss II 4 cave uear toe t1wn Or
T-rnlsk the capital o. flse govern rent Of
the Same ua-7e - IRE Ural. n district fn-
hshtfet sor the most Part hv Csssa-xs
PIE hoped 60 fuf <aivltaon by E1or1ffying
the raSh ard ASke- bis friends 20 return
20 hin IN a week waen he expected 20
have Yssra TIE cNfa,. - ria desire Taev
consented 20 tire agrsnraneut. bat CT re-
turning found sm IDEAS
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NEW YORK. sept. She card totay
at Fleetwood park grand circuit meeting
was strenz ere. Results.
40 class trosstnx purse 8 fse-Towu
Ta4qx 49,, IN straight heats Pest tirae.
asf<t.s Nfsss law sassnna No Others.
$50 racing purse s. ssss-Slssaertga won
IN straight beats Best tirne. 80, Silver
Chimes second. W = 9. THIRD
1.fs class. fresfiug. purse StasA tlattalsll-
as4A-F-res q won zercnS heat 20 ia
Derby Princess wer first heat IN zllA-
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TORONTO, Ont. Sept. s-Ahs much
talked q Knapp roller boat was launched
kers yesterday IA the presence O a great
crcwd OF spectators TIE vessel, wasch
is cylindrical. IS loo feet long aud . feet
n diameter. ~ each end are Two Sky
horse power engines. Mr Knapp. the
designer. by means q ne principle - roll
Ing over the water instead o. plowiEg
through f. expects 20 shorten the tine OF
passage across the Atlantic % rwo DAYS.
The vessel cost s1eesa and was hulIt By
George Goodwin. q wealthy contractor.
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LONDON. sept s-T1e queen has
written Ire Eollozznz letter 70 Earl Cad5-
gar tns lord lieutenant Of Ireland. wlfA
reference 30 the rseszt w.sie q tas Duke
Ard Duchess OF York.
I am greatly Pleased - hear Of toe
vs-y loyal aEa kind reception which rzy
dear grznGch1i6rsn nsez wlta ereryx acre
Ia Erezznz. and I would ask yo1 20 ct
shfs expression Of El1e re generally
kngszn~
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$50. 900 ore In Colorado.

DENVER. sept s--A special 20 the
News from Woodland Park Col. says.
Ore running s. go 10 the ten was foand
yesterday one mile west - this place.
Pieces # quartz the size II wainIlts were
taken eGt, - which half @as Eosa. Tnsre
Is great excitement aneng local mining
men. and quite a number came in frOm
Cripple creek to<iay- Z has not ben
demonstrated vet whether the RIGA orc IS
feat or the apex 81 AZ ere chute.
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eIzE-ae-s % b@ doctor of sszvfnlty CO
BroRn University. was zrrRlEasd or a
charge % begging a. Bow street poGaes s-s-
tsoa today. he Ezs discharges On Cor
Krerztson4lsst minister undertaking 20
take ears q hin OzkIey wrote 70 tha
unlte,s States embassy from Ire police
szaetan. claiming ID Dc Ea= adopted sou
q President Mckinley.
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LONDON. Sept. s--Ths Daily Mat this
morning In an editorial on the reported
preparations IN the United States for
fight With Spain. warns the American
government and the Americans that they
had better content themselves with writ
iag warllke articles ard firing Fourth az
July Squlns instead Of running into bait
tie with stupid Euror ears who mean
business. ard ire real bullets"
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. s--Charlss Slaughter,
wna has Been riAsE ter Barney Sehrei-
he~ AZ 80 far grounds and who = wett
known On tracks throughout Ire >eunf~y
wras baby aaG probably fatally injured to-
sav In ehe Lass event 90 IRE far grounds
eAs boy w8s snrovn ~ bis mount. Mary
Nance abe sifpvaa au8 fell Slaughter
IL baatv Injured Internally and rs bead
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eentry rrie. at the verdi. Record.

PROVIDENCE. r l.. Sept. Gov
errors day st the Rhode Island state
fair brought our a crowd % A.so peo-
re 70 witness John r. Gentry make an az
tempt - beat the worlds record % -ss<-
lie paced waFrning-up mite IN zFw,s'
dining thn last quarter IN - seconds. lie
was oriw able TO make THE final trial IN
sGgI and Il wss thought BY mary that
the FAST quarter Tn tbs mile bad pumped
I'm ont.
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Well nriiIer< strike Geld.

DENVER, Sept "A special 10 the Re-
publican from Sante re. y. NJ says.
Trust worthy reports from Golden. Santa
Fe county. say THAI n drilling a tubular
well % secure water suppiy the drill
passed through fifty feet % solid quartz.
every foot o. which shows free gold Some
% the nuggets are as large a. grains of
The discovery was made on viz
gin ground At a depth OF 80 feet. Much
excitement prevails over The discovery.
Shafts are 70 Be sunk
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Frrpr Pulaski srrs.-e,ari~..

BUDAPEST. Sept. s-Franz Pulaski. Ire
srunae1Iaz5st. IS dad he vas born n
tsl4 cane = 81 Old family IT Polish in
migrants. zcegnaF panied K9ssurh % Amer
ga ani fought with Gzrlbaidi in ITALY
Il collaboration with his wife. rs wrote
a 5osk & rs American experiences. e.
tiled "N alta Red. Black"
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Dealer WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JENELRf. Etc.
FIRST AVENUE. SEATTLE

ossIeI. q Spokane. show II to - extra
ordinarily rieh alnmina. running from
81 10 C per cent. which would -
equivalent 20 slss 20 SIS per zen q pure
aluminium TIE locstQrs, Messzs. LsAfta.
Tsau sni others are row IA commuaa-
eaten with some Of the Aluminium works
IL the Fast - have It's commercial Waite
fGlIy. determined
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To AoLLTFY THE AMEER-
England Explains Operations. in AZ
aeI.fan-auIfah Called eown

t3itF<t HOW
LONDON. Sept. fa-The correspondent
of ire Tines a. Ssmla says. The govern
merit u india has written TIE amer OF
AfEhaaAstan that the present operations n
Afghan territory are Intended solely 20
punish Ha1dah LEIIzh saG his followers
IN arms thai there = 30 intention 70 II
terfsFs Via tribal Independence Or perna-
rsLtly 70 occGpg Ehz c0altry. bat That al
who offer opposition MI os punished b.
:hs troops. TaAs all tend to reassare tas
amer who has beer Informed By mis-
chief makers that the invastou OF Afghan
lsgan Itself l. contemplated
The contents Of the aneers letter. or
derinx the MEliah 20 cease tamperiHg slth
Afghan subjects. are nCx known ard have
already had a great effect ia quarters
where ais Influence was formerly strong
est
sIMT4A. sept s---The Khan % Naxagt
has promised 20 assist the government u
the Mo1amald expedition. and the khan
Of Munda. ~ no Commanded Uuira Khau's
fires during The siege 81 Chitral. has also
given assurance Of loyalty.
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SPORTING NOTES

S.e-srs tha Novelist. rsss 4 re e.
ts IS al fne Crv<fNi faisce LcT fos.. oD
wednesday. eeatiu< TIE wcrit's Tece-'i-
ks Mccoy nns Dan Cveeacr have
sse~@ss a~tss,1ex 80 5ghr for sAs farwesf
use esara4 wttstr Gve weeks. Ard A2Fe
~fss au g. sss Each a. a forf~&t-
lanes MlsHzsL Etssfe EcNEsse sr6
ss-s Ell rsF4 A TX ee ry---s sizsa b.s-se5s
- a. Tsassaa an Sepfsnaher - for
4 - xsss-Ss s. asaa 20 TIE NsrEer.
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STRIKERS ARE I'M CONFLICT
CONTINUES. from Page 1.

Young concluded not 70 make the arrest.
BelIinghan succeeded IN getting the ssrsk-
e-s 70 return % thsdr camp bur he We
men remained ard remarked that they
wished % get az the De Armirs The
latter stayed II the house to avoid
trouble.
TIE eyicted families moved their goods
into stables in the neigh 5orhood ard be
gan Housekeeping IN these quarters. Las
tonight Il 2s reporzee4 from Bra25ock that
a number OK deputies who had been con-
cerued IN g1e evIctt0ns az Plum creek got
into a row with a crowd OF strikers the
Result being that three deputies are under
arrest.
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ALMOST A GlRpLE OF FLAME.
Prairie Fire Eating Towards the
xiaafs of an Indiana Town-

WHITING. Ind, Sept. s-whitsng -
surrounded on three sides hy pralFie ares
ton.ghf Already considerable property
hss been destroyed. and much more is
threatened. The greatest apprehension
s felt at Wilcox and S5iGiatz Park. both
settlements Being situated or the oHen
prairie. and with absolutely no Are pro-
lection whatever.
The flames arc creepIng closer and the
residents arc out In force. fighting 20 save
their homes
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A VOLCANO IN ERUPTION.
Geek inies steamer artngs News Of
Moum6 ~hf,hmIdGu'x Ourbarss.

S-tN FRANCISCO. SEPT The sEeafs-
ar Presldent arrived tonight from Cock
inicg. Alaska She bad no huilsoa- VII
ham r 13a6i -. chief euginssr - the
steamer. stated that Mount shlshaiaia. 4
volcano "a the Alaskan peninsula near
Un:mak pass MAS biazing fleTcely ca ne
night Of August -
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Aluminium Clay on Christina Lake.

N0RTHPORT. sept a-A remarkable
bed of pure white clay has been discov-
cred some twelve miles north OF Chris
tina lake. or AcCrea creek. in British
Columbia. TIE deposit Is quite extensive,
running for iE9 feet on ths surface. and
Il is known 20 have depth OF over twelve
feet Assays made by the Pratt Fair
fowl Co. OF Northport. ard E. b. Van
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HAZLET0N. Pa. Sept. s-The striking
miners continued marching today. They
marched to Beaver Meadow colliery. ard
before being dispersed hy deputies they
drove al the miners from the mine There
are more miners Idle today than at any
time since the strike began. II Is said that
nearly Eeo9 are on strike.
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TRIED Ir oS THE LUNATIC<.
Fatal Experiments with rsnfns at
John. uopkfn. College

LONDON Sent. s-TTe Daily Chrcnirls
vuhlshss letter calling attention 20 sha
Trfv nul7essrs - - Johns Hopkins tos-
ussaf n Ealfsrrare. recording tazl7e sx-
rersrseuts unua etgAt leEsties frern ERE
Fsa}tgrrore city asylum whe were 6osss
with thvroit extract urtf ere ~ sheTn
sas Ira TsaE1y CAro1lcss remarks
~Su-A experiments sere weaf8 krsnE the
esrsrf-rsuts~s before tury"
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WHEELING ". "a. sent s--TonszAt
Z, Ire arena % ths Metrcpohtsa Cab
Yrur1v O'fsary. % Cincinnati wss
k~nrses3 ear in tha seeon3 rau1G ~
t-na~3-v yohnxaz. e 81 PAnI.
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The War amang Modern " ee.,men.

CHICAGO. Sept. 9-The headquarters
Of the Modern woodrlan of America wiiI
remain st Fulton. Ill. ~ least until Sep
TENDER n. when Judge Jenkins OK the
Federal court. will hear arguments On
the issue. A bin far an injunction re-
straiusng the board 81 directors from
moving the headquarters from Fulton vas
fled 81 the FEDERAL court On wednesday
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CoNsTANTTNOPLE sept s-The am
hs ssadors net n conference to-day with
rrferemce % TIE details q the peace
treaty hUt thare vas no definite advance
sn the aexoffzftons Germany ard Great
Britain have rot YET com 20 an agreement
as 20 TIE Indemnify question
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raFa6 ssesry - Engines ~st1 beng
vtrerzazEy szSolT@zT- To>--er4rE o. l-s
F@e-e- 4 reprnarHss .hs scet=ey for plzZ-zg-
tnx Ire whol@ cy1ztry 1r-c zz ar6 EsErlzl
war ard calls Ep~r II % answer ne
cAar<ss - Insolvency l-s-ea5 - s7Pea2-
f-x for . lsa1 % cers.r1s q disastrous
s@wass~rsz
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ye Money q. Push soaaan War.

LONDON sept. f9.-The Daily Mails
correspondent At Cairo says 4 Is rgnored
that ar advance Of the Anglo Egyptian
column under Gen SIR Herbert Kitchener
win hs delayed Gntn January. owing 20
lack 81 funds The troops meantime VIII
be concentrated az Berber
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zs...1 2. neEa-sssvs ereke ore arneuw .hsrn
a1.sI gave much trouble by -e<.ss-sr -
go askz7rat-g wages sfthsz.. -.
- e1sr Ezi-firg oth&- ore13e<. Sc $50
- - FnrFl-rf E2z e3aExss e s4~s
! . 3-el. TIE cistuxbazce- order
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HAMBURG. sept s-Ths Hamburg
American line steamer Prussia. Capt
Schmidt. winch arrived here fc5ay from
New York. vas II collision with the
steamer Mas. outward bound. requiring
tia latter steamer 70 return 70 port
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weaver. strike Again.t Rranction.

NORTH ADAMS. Mass. Sept g.
Viewers IN the Eclipse and Beaver cotton
mills. owi Cd BY Gallup & H0ughton. 10
the number Of f5a struck today because Of
an alleged cut in wages.
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NEW ORR. Fans. SsTt s-Tse Tulane
AtAfetic Clzs today orers1 ssasn Ter
ssht hefween CoTeetf ard Flts-s n faof-
ara also made az ofer for Mccoy aa9
Ran
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

TIE charge x sses Tor he exsgsdltsan
~ Murderer Butter Sc Australia proves -
Rave Aaen mAlaly FOR ia wYsrs. ferS azd ROC
fer the Federal government.
The win of she late Charles r, Wider.
Of Weli@stsy Mass. has tss4a FTabsfesf.
ara leaves over sIea as TO he divided
aFnoag eharisah3s ard q aevuas Il Es.iAn-
ticns.
4 great forrest FIRE has hsrrsss eyer ahaat
twenty sGHzre miles Of ere Big Torn re-
serve IN Wyoming ard 4 sssM Spreading.
famed hy a sate. wEta danger OF anlatess4s
damage.
Ii Is pruno@e1 70 ~sna0ve the rsilsrtsun
At relies 0f Gen. 0ifaut from the NatieuAi
fuHEe3nn at AashiHgtan 50 tire large roam
IN she msaaeleans AZ New Yark, d.~sraest
fer tae purpose.
Mrs Jahu e. Van SchsGek daaessfsT Of
II ury Palmer and uiees ~ Potter Pttsgt-
er nax sued her father -ia-aw fster van
Setback. hasd 81 3 large chicago drug
arrn for ST 90 damages f1T aileuaFinx
her hIshaEa's afsee iena. Sha ssys ihas ~
eutlesst haF hNsdzHa away ard - tareafs
and anHae tatlutAre fpt hin1 IN Chicago.
CHANBERT.ATN's PAIN BALM
FOR RHEI-MArIsM, LAME BACK, sPRAEys
pussrSr,1 sgf-ve Ayr, pyrp~a
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aud today AZ Mlwaakse Judge Jenkins
entered a restraining order. which mas
served on ihe officers ~ the order AZ Full
ten fcnsShf
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Van Camps Pork ard Beans
rrerA~ess wfrh Tomato Sauce. &c. &c.
81
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IN pizes< TIE rock scss n0s rGz n s-ca
regG1- -.anr3~ For t-sarce. tAs-s are
S11a@s o. erass cou-Sss cs I182ek wAtc1
1rsEe "a ASse q zszar-E nax OF rs Ire.
Tie ss3s works z eAraEEN ; s-azE dIstHr2-
-taE y Ire beds q ire -aek aScrS q Ina 90
assure and ca-s 80 the lode. TIE cause =
v0lc&-sc RcEson Cseosn<zSrs say X =
fn-own uR- Practical miners say sAe cor
trsAry. o@e&@se Ihs rzusiocs $ smaller az
tne ooEtea Eha1 NJ Ire t1p. ofta1 Ssis
cTass cours@ : rErssy u isa feet wide Al
q TIE 41A-~x ao5e n Victoria IN whsca
Ae2as - gold are found Tun north ard
so4tn. having \ dip q twenty-five de-
g-ea< - Ard vxnS~
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ROWING A CORPSE
r1r TASK IN THE LrETGERT
urRDER CASE

-. resssfy as 10 whether the
..~s~.~e Found in the Vat Mas
. Remefns, and the Bones
-. Bone<-The Accused Mur-
- sseifdIy Examines the Hid
- Relics
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PORT ANGELES. Sept. s-Ths Mon
tsTey arrived here this afeernoon.
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TIE ~ScansSS - IRIS zszs $ = ire guam
Try ard regularity - F1e sore. hacked BY
fas sysesz1a~sG S-2ztzg au6 ps-feef aaArza g.
1zen-. for 1Ae rocE does not sex average
&es9Fe 61s-1azF azzc@ - standard gold o
re g01~ Very ssl11- can 4 sn&cS q geld
- seez In tas rack. TIE Band, Barton Ag1SE
AtaAaE nine zzr5sys a very ia-Ee force.
i aAs aesa a Kissing 70 Tfcterzs. aosag \
nig share 20 BOISE ard fed the Sc ~ peo-
PIE vac i've about It's raEs9casion of
er.vas and shafts
Ike n taeSe underground passages q
1al zeATiT zs G1sagTseaa.e as life in coal
nine Strange 20 say. snare are never auy
explosions dsse TO asxi0us gases. TIE tua-
ASS ard shafts arr constantly aIla-d villa
pure ali Ssnetl1eS ; tzarnel becomes
neariy closed 5T reason % TIE tsnoeTs D.
coming 1epressed from the heavy weight
wF-ic1 rests apon them aAove. In fact.
very Ast!e fatality has accompanied the
working q this raine. and though cors-
rIeros rattles above in the IISat * day. ira
thousands ~ zhozt-zixe forms hanaafh
sarth caztsn.sdiy PICK a living from ne
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cHANRERLAIN's PAIN BALM

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Batteriss-Hofer. Robinson and Clark.
Hill and Wilson. Uuipire-ksIiy.
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standing of sheefab.-
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Batteries Mercer and Mcclure; Powel
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GswF.

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and Merritt UnDtre-CFDay.
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