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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-24

cherries. and that. with a choppy track
retarded the horses az Ieas, taree SEQ
onds. and helped 70 anchor The favor
lies after a briiuan; dash Bumps sot
the pole on he first turn. and he and
Guines;e raced OF in the lead together.
A. thed is.ance Guiuette made a terri
fic squirt and was nearly even with
Bumps. when he went % break ana
Bumps won. The same Two horses rae
ed on The second heat. but turning into
the stretch both were beaten by Planet
VINO came Up from the hear and out
stepped them. Planet did the same.
thing in The third heat. bu; he judges
ana none 0.her saw the finish with Heir
at-L.aw in the lead. II was quite dark
when the fourth hea, was won No
A neck Darkness then compelled q
postp9neneus- Summaries:
In me EOS class. pacing. purse $4,000.
Helr-at-Iaw won third beat IN 2.0T -
Plane; won second heat In 2.of %. Gu
inet;e won fourth heat in 2.07 IA.
Bumps won first heat in s.07 Ia sphy-
nxesta. Lantana and AlAamoTa slso
started.
Foal OF 1895. trottinz. purse $1,000: ia
ME T won second and thiri heats Time
2.22 IL. 2.2s IA Mas Duke won mrs.
heat in Pa Ia Lady Geraldine won
third. Prince OTTO and Sister EupAaEa-
zia aIso starred.
In the 2.50 class. t-os;ing. purse 5000:
Toe AbOE won IN straight heats. Tins
PA o.. 2I3. ia IA CeorgianA Sec
ord; Moral. bird Parol. Nancy Time.
Prince q. India. Rene, 9. V. Williams.
Paddy y. Town Lady. Ed. Locke. Light
Noon. Jebs Al5er. and Celebrate also
stared
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rRAMPs 6I.AMED FOR IT
Engine Derailed and u Lot of Excursionists
Shaken Up.

Snokeu
Chicago. Aug. 23.-An engine attach
ed to a Knights of the Maccabees excur-
sion train on the Chicago and Calumet
Terminal railroad was derailed last
night near Riverdale. The passengers
were thrown from their seat by the jar
and one man was probably fatally in
jured. Seven others received slight in
engine was raised 10 the track and the
train proceeded. The injured are:
James P Murray; internally, may die.
Thomas Kennedy, engineer.
Daniel Foster. fireman.
Benjamin Mead.
John D Smailey.
B. G. Young.
The accident was caused by q mis-
placed switch believed 10 have been the
work Of tramps. There were 500 passen-
gers on board. and had The train not
been running az a slow rae Of speed a
terrible loss o. life would have resulted.
Ii is always gratifying 10 receive testi-
monials FOR Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera
ami Diarrhoea Remedy, and when the
endorsement is from a physician = IS
especially SO There is no more salts
factory or effective remedy than Cham
berlsin's Colo. Cholera AMI DiarTaoea
Remedy" writes Dr.. r z. Robey. ply
sican and pharmacist, OF Olney. No. i:
and as he has used the Remedy in his
own family and sold il il his drug store
FOR SIX years. he should certainly know.
For sale nv -tiruzgists
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PROSPECTS FOK THE FUrURIrY
Names of the Eighteen Starters, with
Weights and Riders.

New York. Aug. 23.-Tne prospects
for fine day for the futurity were ex-
ceedingly poor tonight, and all the
horsemen who had what they thought
were mud horses were hoping that the
strong northwest wind and heavy clouds
would bring rain and plenty of it for the
rich stakes for two-year-olds, in which
abou. $4,000 would go to the winner.
On the other hand, real lovers OF the
sport longed for a fine day, and no fiukes
so that the best horse might win. II was
conceded that Hamburg could easily
beat any of thel OF down for the greatest
two-year-old stakes OF the year, but I'M
fortunately Hamburg will not run.
The list OF starters with weights and
jockeys is as follows: Gibraltar, us.
Scherrer; The Huguenot, rs, l. Martin;
L Aloutte, lis, Clawson; Briar Sweet,
us, Taral; Grand Sachem. lis. Ham;
Amazonian, lib, -; Uriel, rs, Sloan;
Cock Robin. los. II. Marin; Froham, 11S,
Perkins; Piaudit. lis. Beaucamp; Previ-
Gus, 116. Simms: Central Trus.. 115, He
witt; Gala Day, los. McCafferty; How
land, lis, White; Arquebus, l05. Dog
Clayton; Ruby Lips, 1o5. II. Lewis.
As 10 the favorite among the betting
men itlooks very much like Gibraltar
or Rowland. and especially as the latter
is supposed have improved immearsu-
rably in ne last few weeks. JrieIs
great speed in the spring Is undou5ted,
and although he was not up 10 a race.
Saratoga did him a good deal Of good,
and his trials have been entirely saus-
factory 70 his trainers. and then. with
Sloan up he is sure 20 be respected.
Cock Robin, the llglt weight 81 ths
Keene string. is good just now. and MS
maiden race was such good one that
ne is in great favor with those Tho saw
him then. The DAILY tTi1. Briar sweet,
Grand Sachem AMI Amazon, are report
ei 20 De- in supreme condition. AMI win
Ta-a! on Briar Sweet. she VIII certainly
have many hackers. FrOharn = a very 4
doubtful starter Mr.. Gideon says that .
h.s work is not Satisfactory enough one I
q The horses respected BY many Is Pre- 4
vio14 Plaudi:. a Ses-e10 representa- i
I'VE. comes east win good reputation. 4
and II. he opinion q hss trainer he has 4
a rare chance % win AZ for GAIA Day. (
whIc1 AfcCsffe-ty vii rl1e a. over .
weight. here VII De much curiosity, and !
Arequs5uz. Hans@l ard RIoy Lips are .
sure . meet =f.h some supps7T- IN fac, 4
ne layers o, ca5s are likely 70 have ;hsi- 4
hands tut. even Il only dozen o. the 4
IA 70 10 re pos, and that uEn5s- ~ .
ce-.ain - eppzar. while ne Glau-sss are i
ma nesrly a. Vii 80.
I: is made vel and 3; makes people I
xsu-Eio5d's Sa-ssps-lIls, re che tT4e
o.ood purifier
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md ARKANSAS
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AND The
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States in connection with Cuba is de-
manc for the payment of an indemnity
to- the family OF DR.. Ricardo Ruiz, the
American citizen who met his death in
the Jail OF Guiana bacoa under suspicious
circumstances and is couched in pacific
language.
Captain General Weyler has not re-
signed but the government will shortly
consider the results Of the present cam
paig1 in Cuba
A PECUNIARY ''REVANCHE."
LONDON, Aug. pa German diplomat,
whose name is not mentioned in an in
terview, Is quoted as saying:
Germany Will not give up Alsace-
Lorraine without compensation; but
France has every reason TO hope that
Germany will do SO for promise Of
compensation, even if made at distant
date"
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At this moment thousands of men are
standing at the crossroads OF life Death
IN the guise OF Z foolish ambition coaxes
them TO take one road, while health and
happiness IN the form of wife and babies
coax them 10 take the other For the sake
of few added dollars will they continue to
over-work and neglect the cornruouest pre-
cautions for the preservation of health or
viii they listen 10 love and reason and draw
back befoJe II Is too lste' man NAV do
almost any amount of good. hard work i he
viii take care of his health and VIXEN he
feels out Of sorts viii take the right remedy
The great blood-rnaker, flesh builder and
nerve tonic Is Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Il is the hard workers raedi
cine II corrects all disorders of the diges
ton, iuvigorates the liver. purifes the blood
and tones and steadies the nerves 1t makes
the appetite hearty and brings refreshing
sleep. Thousands Of hard workers owe
their lives rs i; and have said so over their
SIGNATURES. Druggists all sell il and all
substitutes are frauds
Il was taken with erysipelas in NV hands srd
went 10 the doctor" writes Mrs Lena Raur,v,-.-
Ger. OF Joy, Chsrlcvoix Co. Mich Re said ne
couid not cure me He gave me rneiicrue u ess~
me but the disease spread all over NV boiv 7
took two bottles Of the Golden Medical Discoz-
ely and two OF the FavoTite Prostitution and
an entirely cured. have boy three weeks ola
WIS helpless two or three months before con
hnernent. but after taking the Fzvo-ite Pr-Sr-in
ton / was able 20 do my washing three days
before 1 was confined"
There is scarcely known form OF IL
health that constipation Will not cause or
aggravate. DR.. PieHce's Pleasant Pellets are
an unfsiling cure for constipation. One lit.
Tie Pellet " Is gentle laxative.
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OAK HILL NINE CLOSES OCT
strikers Threaten Trousi- ~ "a Doess''
Stay Cleared

Cincinnati. o. Aug - As2eciai -
re Commercial T-I51ne from Wfl.s-oa.
Ca!o. says
Seven 5Gn1-e1 miners. hes3et y
thee bands. eszzs5 mixed trsig-f and
passenger t-zia o. re ClnclnaaiL Han
l!son ard Day;on ;si-oz. lals rs--r-ag
a. : c-osslns n ne Eosthsra pa u tls
cry
TIE trasa cazs - ! SOP aa4 Ea
boarded - .ss zea- Thea tie t-ain,nen
resssei . proceed zn3 aE .ke1 .-sir traln
back % tAs dep, <AeFs Iaey acre c.
tere3 % ocas.sls .. tas ToA1 q pressed
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! leadership OF A. ]. Mckinney, has TAX
having decided t. qui: tomorrow, but
VOID have To work today as it was pay
day.
Samuel c. ,'e krmitt, wren seen be-
fore the opening Of the mine, said that
he thought ne would have an increa sc
in his force friday. He anticipated that
there would be az least Ec men in the
mine.
A raid was made this morning on the
negro camp az Unity. Constable Carson
and four assistants. heavily armed, went
20 the camp and after destroying the
gambling tables, demolished the unli-
censed liquor saloons and set fire to the
ruins. The negroes offered no resistance.
The consta bles' actions were heartily
commended by the Striking miners. who
stood about the camp in readiness TO aid
in the preservation of peace should the
colored laborers have SHOWN a DISPOSE
lion TO defy the AUTH rites.
MARCHERS FORCED BACK.
Monongahela, Pa, Aug. 25-About 200
strikers marched on Bunola mine today
but were forced to return 10 their camp
by the deputies. No resistance was Of
fered Twelve or fifteen men went into
the mine this morning 10 work.
ILLINOIS MINERS WAIT.
ST.. Louis, Aug. 23.-The Belleville IL,
coal mine strikers say that they have
decided 70 make no more efforts at pres
ent towards including the Gainesville
and Murpnyso0ro men 70 quit work, but
TO quietly await me result OF the confer
ence TO be held in s.. Louis August 80.
They virtually admit now that their
only hopa Is - induce the raihr4d men
10 refuse 10 haul coal from he places
named
No STRIKE ~ MICHIGAN.
!shpen:ry. Mlca.. Aag. % There will
be n strike c: n:rers. Sreecl;as by the
labor leaders yesterday did not have the
desired effect and all the mines were
working this morning. The attempt %
force non-union men out proved a fail
ure. The companies will discriminate
against union men il the latter interfere
With those who do. not belong 10 the
union. There IS no ill-feeling and there
Will be no strike. There is no trouble
expected.
Terre Haute. Ind, Aug. 23-Eugene Y.
De5s today issued call 10 The Social
Democracy and all lovers OF liberty and
fair play" % attend the conference az
St Louis next Monday. when he SAYS.
prompt. united and vigorous action VIII
taken in regard 70 the miners strike
AMI especially the courts OF judiciary in
issuing restraining orders.
He says:
the hour has struck 20 call a halt"
In conclusion. he says:
Every atom Of American manhood re-
volts against She spectacle Judges, by
the usurption OF power and playing the
evie o: tyrants. have annihilatei The
constitution. abrogated the right OF trial
by jury. forbidden free speech. sup
pressed pesceable assen5lage and trans
formed our republic into an absolute
daspo,isn
They are guilty Of judicial treason
and should be made 20 answer a. the
bar Of an outraged people
The issue has been forced ucpn Us
ana We have retreaIei before Il 70 the
verge % slavery. Let US now meet il as
IL would have been me, by the patriots
AZ l776.'
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wRECKING OF THE MEXICO
Captain Thomas and Pilot O'Couneli Are
Held Responsible

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 23.-The board OF
inquiry on the wrecking Of the steam
snip Mexico in Dixon's Entrance, Thurs
day, Aug. 5, has revoked the pilots pa
pers OF Captain Thomas. master Of the
steamer. and suspended him for sixty
days. The papers OF Pilot Connell, who
was on the bridge a the time of the dis
aster. have been revoked for a period Of
thirty days. 1t is stated that they found
that the blame was with Captain
Thomas. who had retired. II was held
that he should have been on deck, and
particularly as he had placed the vessel
in dangerous position. Further. il was
found that the rock on which the steam
er struck was West Devils Neck, and
was therefore known TO then avigating
officer OF the Mexico
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An Abominabie Legacy.

A tendency to rheumatism is undoubt-
ediy inherited. Unlike many other lesa-
cies, II remains in The family. The most
eftectual means of checking this
toEdercy or Of removing incipient
rfeunc tism, whetler pre-ex.siect IN
the blood or not, is 10 resort
TO Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as soon as
the premonitory twinges are felt Nullify-
ing the influences of cold, exposure and
fatigue the Bitters not only fortifies the
system against their hurtful consequences.
but subjugates malaria, liver and kidney
complaint, dyspepsia and nerve disqu-e-
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NOT a DOLLAR IN MONTHS
Il the situation OF Many Poor Miner Ia
Indiana.

Lebanon. Ind, Aug. 23-Juige Thomas
j. TerhGne, the commissions appoln ed
condition and grievances of the striking
coal miners y this gate. says t1st 5000
families in the Indiana mining districts
are completely destitute. and that IN
less RELIEF is afforded me result vii Be
beyond Imagination. Hundreds q men.
Judge Terhune sad. hal nJ- had a do
lar IN months. The speaker declared
that the operators are . blame. and
said that the Sooner they are fprcsd -
adjust TIE price % coal - as q enaole
them 70 pas. rs8sona5ie wages 20 taeir
employees The sooner re zlners' trouble
III END
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oUr.EvsNGELINEs EvaSGELISE
Grim Romance Brought.to Light ip the
Duoniug Mad hoRse.

Chicago. Aug 23.-Tae death % two
patients al the Dunuig insane hospital
brought 20 lish; 3 grim romance today.
One % the deaths was that If Lena o.
sen. who has been an inmate g the asy-
lun COR many years. having become In
sane through inability % find her cd
lover. wAo preceded he- . America
TIE othe- death was that 0. Christopher
J. Bergss7o-n- who also has been an in
mate y ne asylum for years -'Ol1
Chris" as he was called. was said 20
have frequently rnen;ionsd me name %
Lena" n Ais rawlings. ana tie author
tiles believe tAz; the I'd nan xss Lena
Olsen's lover The txo Rad lived under
re same reef unknown 70 eac1 Other.
dying nes-iys \; the same zine Nsstaer
had any known relatives. and $50 D.
longing 20 he dead woman eScaea.s -
he county
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BoOkmskers ut Kansas City Get . New
Lease of Life.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 23.-Jockey
Jesse Clutter was killed on the EXPOSE
ton race course this afternoon. He had
the mount on Dazzle. an odds-on favor
lite in the second race. The horse went
down and the boys skull was fractured
by the fall. He died in an ambulance
enroute TO the hospital. IN the first
race Sir Archer fell. Jockey Joe Web
Der, who went down with Lulu s. was
carried from the track unconscious. He
is badly hurt, but will recover.
The bookmakers al the track got
new lease of lifetoday, by securing
temporary injunction in the state cir
cult court restraining the police from in
terfering with them. The Injunction
against the police Is granted on the
ground that the track bookmakers are
operating under a charter issued by the
secretary OF state. and under licenses is
sued daily 10y the state auditor, in ac-
cordance with the state breeders law.
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TIE WEATHER.

Wica.ta Kan. Aug - tsT.
I.o-al forecast for wichita and viBcl ~:
Ur-i Wednesday fa.r 4.
During -5e pasi a sours IRE hishss,
temperature has been p. The loves; 20 aa5
the mean - VITA clear. warmer WeAfhs!
an lssnt s5u1assst % sogfh wind
Ire river k1a beNsu % fail ard new
s-satE ~ 9 ? feet On re Eusgs.
Tnls lar t1s month ;ss average temper.
azure rss been - ard he rainfall is =
luc1 above t1e normal. but M deficiency
So 20 ere f-si % January - pos TT i1csss.
For tas 80 nsne yssrs ths .berzzs tsrn-
perst1re flr the rnonf1 - August has bSsa
r.. art for ere Zlrd Day. -
FEF-D L. JOHNSON OBSERVER.
Washington. ass. - ose-ast for T>Ss,-
day-
Kanssa-ffarsraliV fair. varis - ", rs
Cktzse-na sr81 fatfisn Tsrrstory--Fa air. va
ra8F sirGs
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TWO NorED CASES ON TRIAL
Luetgert for Wife Murder and DR.. Ducke
for a VitriOl Conspiracy.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-After two prelimin-
airy hearings and three months conflre-
ment in the county Jail, Adolph Lieut.
CERT, the rich sausage manufacturer,
was put on trial, charged with the muir
der Of his wife, before Judge Tuthfil in
the criminal court this morning.
Long before the case was called the
corridors of the criminal court building
were packed with people anxious TO get
into the court room and special detail
of police was necessary TO keep them In
order. When the case was called. the
court room was packed, a remarkable
feature being the number Of women
present. Leutgert sat close to his at
torneys, unusually pale. The coolness
which characterized him since his ar
rest, deserted him. He was dressed
neatly in black Immediately after the
court was called TO order the states at
torney announced that the prosecution
was ready to proceed. The defense made
4 similar announcement, no application
for a change of venue being made. At
ter some discussion the attorneys agreed
TO draw the jury under the new jury
law. Court then adjourned until tomor-
row.
QUICKER IS ARRAIGNED.
Chicago, Aug 23.-Dr. James o. Duck
er, who was arrested a few days ago
charged with conspiracy to mar the
features OF his wife with vitirol. was
placed on trial today. Charles L. Hill.
a farm hand from Marine, Ill, was the
most important witness for the prosecu-
ticn. He testified that on the evening Of
August he was approached by DR..
Quicker, who offered him a. JOB. The
witness then went on TO tell how the
doctor unfolded the conspiracy against
Mrs. Quicker. The doctor, the witness
claimed, told him he wanted him to
throw sulphuric acid in the face of wo-
man who was trying to lead away the
husband Of his CDR. Ducker's) sister. Ten
dollars was the price agreed upon. Hill
said he was sent to the home of DR..
Ducker's wife that night to get &C
quainted with the place. A day or two
afterwards he was given the acid but
instead Of carrying out the agreement
the witness states he made a bluff and,
calling on Mrs. Quicker, told her of the
plot. Cross examination failed to ma
terially alter Hills testimony. After
taking evidence as to the nature of the
contents Of the bottle given TO him by
DR.. Quicker, further hearing was post
poned until late this afternoon.
The doctor was held to the grand jury
ond the charge Of conspiracy and in de-
fault of $500 bonds was taken TO Jail.
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE

The Best SaIve II the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblalns, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Geo.
Van Werden's Pharmacy. 32s n. Main
street, and G. Behring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
AVENUES
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Ph1aferra-a. Nag At - sr,ns to-
-te-t Itarrr FrrEa-a 70 raffa-r-a. "a; GA,
To- Ee-kvifh - Cleveland "a th~ cary
fsrt ~ faf sra r1trsf fepyers 20 -.
s-isa1lsg g. - rea-s srf - ~. Shrs -
xtrh spasca-es - - = trifs beaTssr Pep
ae-s hgz~ser. Sal = shass tae bssysf o.
a. re aEfasF gee. arf G1ai3y -. - ma
caf .r< go err roTa4 E.fn a sNl-xsax
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Be., Hunting Fi,hine

Found on the Colorado Midland railroad.
Rates are very low 10 all points. Write
Cor illustrates pamphlet.
W. F. BAILEY. D. p. A.
Denver Coin
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HATES SINGLE MEN
CHARLOTTE SMITH WAGES AN
ANTI-BAOHEL0R WAR.

PRESIDENT OF the WomanS Rescue Le9E ne
Connects Single Statehood on the Part
Of Men with q Whole Lot Of Things
That are Not Pleasant to Contemplate,
and, on the Theory of Like Man Like
Oncer. Asserts That Men not Married
Are not safe Public Servsnts-Shs Is
After Boston Candidates Now.
New York, Aug. 2S.-Charlotte Smith,
president OF the Wonran's Rescue Leauge
called on the Central Labor union 10 ex-
plain her new scheme for compelling
marriagea5i bachelors 20 marry She
was too late to get the floor but she but
ton-hoIed several of the delegates. She
said she had statistics that there was
Intimate connection between her scheme
and the labor question. The great COM
petition OF women in the field OF labor,
she held, was because 80 per cent OF the
men refused 10 marry.
She said she was going to Boston TO
start a campaign against the Republi-
can and Democratic candidates for may
or there because both Of them are bach
elDrs. She did not believe that a bach
elor ought to hold an elective Office, be-
cause no man could possibly act on
questions OF public morality unless he
was married She was preparing a
pamphlet upon her scheme.
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every connolly WI be CARED upward
5y Ehea: Sg-h g. a,ways - case
4 30 not io1k fcr heavy t-a8snE n
WHEAT . co1t!nue 15- re reason -hs,
ne professions! sDeca.st9-g are sf-ala
GO j. Taey ID 1et care - tsEs chsn1es
VITA tl3nE mat nay - ~ o. do4n
Eve points az q jump. Corn 1fe-s a 80
- fed f1r specIlsti3a- Tne c-soces
are oarn w;1 - ~ s-es5iy. bzi o.. 20
s5cA a sens2si1nsl Tsy 81 weat zsE
gone up. J. ~ tx ~ - say a1ir.y
points IN Al 9-1osA.-..y. ~. f1efs IS 30
-sas5n say cora could n1l = f-a1sa
- 2-11uj o. a5gse ne g. cent max.
Tee Es-s saa- there bay - 81 over
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CITIZENS RUun ROAOS

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 23.-Wi,h the arri-
val OF the steamer Rosalie from Skaguay
and Dyea today comes the news that the
town organizotion OF Skaguay. under the
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