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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31
AN ASCENT OF sT- HEIExs
Women Climb the Noble Peak. Brav-
ing the Glaciers Peri.s.

Special Dispatch to the -InteIllgencer.
CAMP CHICAGO. ST. Heleus District
Aug. an-Nr and Mrs. Charles Divine
Miss Mary Bennett and Miss Minnie Grif-
in left for Toledo. their home q few days
ago. after spending a three weeks outing
"a The St Heiens district. an. after climb
ing nearly al the highest PEAKS in the
district An expedition was organized for
their benefit to ascend Mount St Helens
IN the first part of this month. your cor
respondent acting rs guide The ladies
mentioned are. as far as known the FIRST
white women who crossed the lake
On August & az s.l5 a N. the sxpe6i-
tIon started from Camp St Marie. on the
base CT the mountain. 20 make the ascent.
The first difficulty % overcome was the
crossing q an old glacier bod about one
nile In width. where baulders 81 al sizes
we're piled up many feet Ia height After
crossing this and following one Of the
spurs, thu Snow soon was reached. The
danger that arose here was the continuous
rolling IS rocks that fcou1e free. loosen
ing hundreds q others In their downward
Journey.
Some very dangerous places were met.
where = nlssfsp meant sure death. A
lie hne was used and AL precautions
taken Stans had . bs cut IN TIE See
for long distance. ana creva sses Of TN
known depth had % BE rounded. The
most dangerous place met s near the
summit where a ledge sticks out Of tire
snow about fftv feet tn HEIGHT composed
% loose rocks which seemed ready 70 faH
a. ths touch. on each size q this sra
fcng crevassss. impossible 70 cross Every
carlton was used here ard 81 Ta.ss .. m
weary ard faint. our party stoSd on the
summit 81 ST Eelerz
On the highest point where the snow
Rad blown and tNawsd away. surrounded
BY rocks was found the copper box cor
faEElnr TIE register O. tne Portland AL
psue C3ub. Hundreds of naraes sre to Re
found sr fbis bcok 4 T3e7 Zeal 81 mer-
G3n%nt VS. caused hv G moi 50 that seasaea
quite aear rNEerunltuy fbs whistle 81 3
steamboat O. factory. bat or closer sx-
animation proved % - caused hy the
wius blowing frto a. empty Quart bottle.
TIE grandeur Of tae scene 20 the north.
south. east sua wees: - not 20 scon -
forgotten Here coula BE seen Mount Raj
jefferson Mount Olympus and Mount AK
The Columbia river c1ala be traced fer
many miles. Portland ccald rot ha ssen
ca account - 3 dense yc5l - smoke which
hung ever tEe CTS.
ASS n We Started tsa descent. and
sgter getting safety ever the worst rfzcs
EaAr The top we relt a. Ecoa Zeal elsevea3
n eoTntux aowu eva ere Ice Miss t5T<fs1
fass her tossing. ard vas sisalnE On "a
SURE death on TIRE Tccks and crevass@s De-
Faz bat fs~ Mr. a olson whe caught
hetf - her dress wh@u SIZE went ngzst hlEu.
Thereby stopping her- In three hours
fFan. he tlTra wa Ie1t tha summit We
were az sa1esy h@ek se Camp 81 Marie
where ear friends hAa q seed supper
Awaiting our retafn-
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RICH MINES or WHITE HORSE.
Pay Ore Found sn the Geld Mountain
Region.

DR.. u. !. Burkhart has lust returned
from q trip 70 Darlington. Ia she Cold and
White Horse mountain mining districts
He was joined AZ Everett - Z. r. Gard
Ter, ". a Thompson and Edward Aiiis
secretary % the Everett Mining Exchange.
The party started from Everett a. SIS
O'Clock Monday morning and made The til
via Arilagfcn and Oso. distance CT sixty
i've miles. reaching Darlington about SO
p. N. the same day.
The kIoaaske excltexnent seems not 70
have affected Gold mountain mHch as yet.
Ter All the camps we're bEsy. ard blasting
could be heard az intervals all day long.
Charles Burns camp IL the largest and
busiest IN tic district.
Gold mountain lies just east ard 3 nrile
north OF White Horse. and sboat a mile
from Darlington. across the saak river.
which flows at Us base.
Mr.. Burns acted as guide and the Tnsur-
tain Was assembled and It's mineral re-
sources thoroughly investigated. The
mountain presents most excellent surface
Indications. many Of the Groupings show
ing assays OF from a. % So. ard the .eads
can be traced for more than 100 feet On
tbs side OF the mountain. Former presiic-
tons as to the depth and quantity o. the
ore Ia this mountain have been verified
partially b. a tunnel being driven ia the
Myrtle group. II has now be&n driven
fifty feet and hattersng results are obtain
ed. ore " high grade being taken out from
the very surface.
Six claims. comprising the Myrtle C. and
part OF the Justin group. are owned ~ the
Burns Mining Company. OF which the
above named parties are officers. Work
can be continued all winter. as the snow
does not interfere on that side Of the
mountain.
Eastern capitalists TOW have experts and
Representatives in that district tnyessiszt-
ing the advlsabiAky OF acquiring some
properties ard putting in a I8v-tcn snlsItsr.
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FROM ST. HELEss DISTRICT.
Placer Gold ON Mccoy Creek-Jumbo
Pay streak Widening.

Special Dispatch 70 the Pcst-Inteliisencer
CAMP CHICAGO. Aug. oo.-Mr. Broad
bent came up today with the intention OF
working his placer claim on Mccoy creek,
q tributary TO the Cispus river. He has
sozne very promising claims IN that vsein-
ity.
Aessrs. Robert Stopper. +. NJ. and ".
w. o'Conner. Of Toledo. are working the
Minnie-Ailce. one OF the eleven Console
dated Gold Mining Companys claims on
Mining creek.
Mr.. George Mcclure has crew OF men
at work on his claim. the Jumbo. on the
heaawaters OF Lewis river. Tho pay
streak that was only one inch In Width
when he commenced work has now
wiaenesi 10 twelve and fourteen inches.
he Is expecting some Tacoma capitalist 10
take hold OF his property.
party OF ChehalIs men cofnposea OF
Siessrs. Conman. Maynard. S~onord, hr.
HANNAH, McFntsre and others aseenaed
Mount 81. fIelens the other day. Mt
Brown United States natarshst, hAs eVs.
sr,s,,'alnw two weeks around the base OF 81.
uelens collecting specimens
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OPENING or NJ. e CONFERENCE.
Lecture by DIR. mme
for Teday-PrcbabIc Attendance

Special Dispatch 20 the Pcst-irtstiigeTleer-
EVERETT. Aug. 7e.-The fourteenth
Puget sound annual conference OF the H.
e. church was opened II the Central op-
ara house tonight by the singing CT AL
Han the Power ~ Jesus Name" Prayer
vas offered by Rev. a. J. Hanson. OF sno-
hornish, who presided. owing 20 The no1-
arrival o. Bishop Cy-<sls D Foss- Rev. l.
y. Driver, u. D. Of Eugene, Or, delivered
an address on The Existence OF God ard
the Natural Meet sSs,y q q Rsveaation
From Hin; Evidences Wholly From Ma
;ure"
The programme for tomorrow IS;
a. rn-Devotional services.
g.l5 A. D--Rcun6 table. subject, Meth
DDS OF Pastoral Work by Rev. Z. III.
Randall.
las@ a. nn.-Aaaress by Rev. I D. Driver
.. D.. OF Eugene. Or.
, =. fn.-BevctioEai services
2:l5 ?. ra--Ko1nd table, Euoisct, Evan
80 p na.-AGdrsss. The Bile a Reeve
iA.ion From God; Evidences From Leg al
Standpoint hy Or. l. u. Driver.
s ,. m.--Address hy Dr.. !. -. Driver.
The fun membership win nc; De in at.
tendsncs urtsl rhe arrival OF the Grey
hound on Wednesday. when IL IS expected
20 reach total OF Is Members sn1 thelr
wives. Rev. Wilnos Whitfield. ID. d. pre-
siding elder. arrived Saturday and con.
Quoted tAe services Il the Msgho6isi
church last evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31
CITY MIST PAY THE JUDGMENTS.


A rather important document was flee
yesterday with the city comptroller By
virtue OF which the city Is directed 10 pay
out s7bsiF- II was the 7nal judgment
OF the supreme court against the city IN
favor OF George BotheH and William
Spr0ul.
Both men. z VII be remembered, were
injured By 4 fan through the sidewalk
alongside the new Squire building when
THAI structure was hardly more than
started. While the foundation Of the
building was being laid there was. OF
course. no sidewalk adjoining 81 The
vacant space. which was little more than
an abrupt drop from the street level 10
the basement was enclosed b. u railing
which was thought 70 be perfectly secure
Bur Bothen and sproui fell through this
railing and were pTecipitate6 into the
hole. Both recovered tpd gnent IN the
superior court. The city appealed both
cases. and the supreme court affirmed the
court below. and on the judgment. which
was rendered by THE superior court Oc-
tossr :. lss& the city viii now have 20
pay, including costs. 20 ar. Spro1l s, so q
and 10 AR. Rothen s.. sS2-s6
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court Notes.

Henry r. IcoTnis has Judgment against
BENJAMIN r. Freed ct a. for s. 80. p. with
aeeree OK foreclosure.
MRS 81. A. Ross has Judgment against
Levi q. Smith fog $50 on Is prolalsSory
ncte. with decree 81 foreclosure
Artielss o. fncarpora tion wers nlea yes
teFGAy ser tAs Alaska southern Wharf
Company hy 4. $ Kerry. =. Mel BroN a
and J. 7. MeFbersoas capital stock. 50 ee,
la size shares.
Ia TIE case q EHxa =. Starr. as trustee,
vs. George T.. StaFr q al. Judge Moore
yesterday signed = decree authorizing he
plaintI6 10 mortgage The property for 4
sIiEa n5t exceeding Sl-3.oSe, and 10 sal csr-
tain real estate
Tae viii 81 James J. RossnaesI. VIA
Vas found dead En his room in Soai y
Satfle. was lie1 for Prohale YESTERDAY.
Il ssipaieteS that his Body ~ placed n :
plain metallic colin and given a good
Chrssiizn bEFi0f. that his dec.s he psif
and the remainder % Hls properly Be as
sribaled anoaE ais brothers ard sisters
who live Ia ohio and Penu-ySva MA Ill
hos hortca - named as execator wi hei.st
EsrrN
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ncr-PscKERs oFr FoR FIELDS.
Large Delegations Leave for White
River and Nerth Yakima.

FaNsr Commits aHer Erogs - seufg~-
sat Bop - eksrs 90 gtae various aclas r ia
ssata TtKae aioDe Hs has already ae-
ySsrheA thlgty 20 Auburn. and VIII send
gora this week He hAs seHs sixty 20
Snren Yakima TYlsse woeat fogfxs-13 vs.
sassszy Amother 8clsas{ea All a. sar-
waFs % &orth Yakima teEaorraE. ard u
aehoavas AL whe shl1k ef xasng - that
Ss-aEsv - apwsg az o1cs g. AZ Graas az
sns eigv sal - tSat re teEus - grsrs-
rssvsatsaa NAV % Arranged ta slime
SsiI an1ther l8rEc ho9y 49, 40 20 Eent
tesnsrroW. Afr, Gro4t sta1g4 sas-eIst1y
snas shsss gosrz - AaaE ~aal& r1-shs-
fu1fv S@
n - an Interesting sa3 p VtEressue sars.
=, ztaaB "a t&a coy rlassfcusrss ctslea n-2
vqasrs the pteksrs ce-1.1E Sr CD res.s1s-
~~e4v e,saa ret azfy E~Can astA Ssxas ami
al axsas. Aat fron s3raast as CLASSES -
-. sore look C fhs trlp % .as har
es9.ax as q halsaSy FteEgt-, ans taev lBse1
- tess ever e1@ E>e1 ara rnsrrv ts-l-
49, exls@rr e. hsws 81 carp, THY e-4I
go ,ass, ts.as they a. sot a@eDaDF ree1 gee
-,.sseg hgzs srs KgsnE rst f2r - fEa oz
49, thing MA ufAsrs Il p ear mare
ss.s.,asx mattel EaEaT earnest tzrNs tel
s.sstnz,sst 9 waz6 thzs z s. 70 theE1 q rs&ster
~ breza ssss rss&t-
Nses. waFaAa ard eAsifres gsssvs tarossSa
- eeeese - ~ Alaaest 'srsnsl7g brs. eas.a
sresD a hide ~2Ts4 - a-s-Aassx ~ .s-asa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31
BRESIrsES.

The Sunday Post-Irtelisgencer, wrapped
ready for mailing. can be obtained az the
business Office. Price. cents.
James Terrence. the ship carpenter who
fell from a thir3-story window ta the
Western house. Ballard. IS dead. IN Ia
coma.
Alice Stafford. who said she was only .
years old, and an actress az that, was ar
rested by Detective Barbee last evening"
no charge vas placed opposite her name.
4 report was received az police head
quarters yesterday afternoon stating that
small store, corner Lenora street and
Eighth avenue. had been robbed during
the absence q the proprietor. The amount
lost was not stated.
The roof OF the Phoenix hotel. at the cor
ner Of Second avenue south and WASH
lngton street. caught fire from an electric
wire last night shortly after 2 O'Clock and
an alarm was turned In from hex p but
the flames were extingsfished with no fur
Their damage than a hole burned IN the
cornlce.
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The city rostce and detective force VIII
be Increased tomorrow by the appointment
q tsn asw men. Ills decision Was arrived
A. yesterday. Al informal executive sss-
sion q the city councsl was bald. al which
Chief Reed was present for consultation
The chief made Al fnforn.zi report o. the
present conditioa OF police affairs In the
city. and Il was 81 response 20 MS report
that the provision gAs made FOR tie add
tlon - the force.
II was ths unazlruous sense c. the eoua-
eli that the Hsen. counting patroin1en and
Detectives together. % appointed toEBor-
row BY Acting Mayor crichton and Chief
Reed. ard thar their action VII be ratified
AZ the regular meeting Of the city council
on September s
The matter OF an increase OF pay was
rot brought forward Ia the discussion at
all There vas some side talk of employ
ing one or two men from the East. VINO
might Be of special value 10 the city IN
heading OF noted crooks thai might come
Into the city fran that section Of the coun-
try, bat no action Was taken IN that dsrec-
ton.
Another matter Of hardly less grnpor-
tsncs was ths determination 20 establish
city rock pile. on which all offenders seE-
fenced by the municipal court wln be put
70 work The passage q this measure was
$50 }Aa4tt@a3&F Ift&ItzaoA4ss N@NtG BENG
the only councilman 10 oppose H.
While 30 part OF the discussion az yester-
days session was made public. there can
be 10 doubt that both the measures de-
cided upon point directly 81 the constant
" Increasing number OF crooks and aan-
geTo3s characters now docking TO Seattle
from al parts OF the country Chief Reed
In his report pointed out VERY plainly the
state Of affairs and the inadequacy OF The
present police force 20 cope with II. BY
an snereaxe Of nearly 8 par cent. IN the
working force Of ifs police department
and by establishing a rock pile. where
some Of the Heht-dngered gentry may WELD
the pick and the drill. the city thus serves
notice to the world that II crooks and
criminals come into Seattle this winter
they VIII be nrnnariv IncLraa astnr
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MARRIED AEs ESCAPE.
Fear Victims Of the Columbia Aeci-
aent Were single.

Mrs. George l. Rice, vile o. a packer
having ore Of the largest pack trans po~
running az Skaguay, was psasseiise .
f-orn 1kzsuay BY the steamer City OF
gytrxsto-. She made a wonan's essssrva-
ton on the drowning OF the four men from
the Columbia river fishing boat, as report
ed In yesterday Post-InteliigenceF, 70 me
effec; that the four men drowned were a1.-
married. while those saved were married
Mrs. RIce's husband has twenty
hnrssg- each capabse OF packing sa aver
age az 10 pounds. He has team which
uakes 40 and 81 q dag. Early IN the sea-
Sor he contracted 20 take supplies over az
Is cents a pound. and the contract Yet
holds. though other packers are getting .
cents and IL some cases even - eents a
pound. He Is vel known here. having
had the Queen chip house IN Seattle be-
FORE the FIRE.
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c,nrpoo.s SECOND oI.EaS-ur.
over 100000 TFof AZ Days Nashi"s
View works tnd.r way

VANCOUVER. 3. c.. AaE. S-A tele-
gram received yesterday from the sApsFln-
fsnseft Of the cariboe Hydraulic MINIS
Company. operating Ia safioee' $50
49, -. rsss,le az The cleanup which was
s,vscletes 81 August g amounts % $50
ounces ~ analgam % the estimated vaiae
~ ~ sae This Is the proceeds OF ioIly-
seen DAYS Washing with tive giants. 4ae
.irvnass 81 the season has eonsiasraaiy
lesssred the supply q water $50 t.i'-s AA'e
-ie.,,,s,r xas moi as hlg as wcuId otherwise
have heen the case.
Before next season sae company WI
have completed works waiee vii ada
greatly 10 the output. Hydraulic opera
ttena were resumed as seoa As the clean
up vas naaea. hut Il - expected tnat ia.A
- ,,asar vii permit work being car
ia ~, for Only limited number ~ hours
nar aav. Under exfxting circumstance Il
i not thought iha total cleanup fof ne
season will amount 10 S1ore than sl-s,sse'
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WANT THE GOVERNMENT DOCK.
Permf.sfen Asked to Clean the Port
land at Pert Orchard.

TIE North American TT4ns2ortatsn-s &
Trading Cougxxsy has requested TIE 1ass
dxparsrzzk ~ telegram 70 allow ne
docking % TIE Steamer Portland n the
gowr-zzraz.t 5ryeock a. the Pusst SOUND
naval station. No answer has yet been
received, theugh Il Is very possible the
permission wll bs granted. since tas
privilege was once before allowed 10 tns
Nlp1Ga Yussn hA1saa's steamship 1sEsia-
wzsehs MARI The great protest which
went u frrgn Tacoma az hat time VIII
be r9-assn sered by readers OF the Post
1utelllgsnceT-
Tre owners of the Portland give as
their reason for asking the use q the
government drysock that they VISA %
avoid delay "a starting the Portland north
sFtca more
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DENVER. Avg Sa-Ths rs>-e'l'is q -
80, ts.sta.g states branch rAst IN ft.s
,.,,v Ter ire facsl month 81 Aes'sza. a..
s.,.s-s SATURDAY. amounted - S}-41a--.z''
--s, ~ssesn.s FOR August, y No. -
- am inereaze f0g this SfaT 8 ~ - -
-, r-sr cent TIE totsl rsss. sss - s.'S
>-.S.s,-ses ,psas The amount az Es1 70
- ~ me ralns caring iSE VII he y
=. - s,.,rh ~ ~ 81 esl'ssa. and pitA
49,. Snasns shspped f>ass From sras.t -,
49, sslorsnatYoa works Il Is ess'sNea -
'.,s,s,.s eatput fev tST via Re n tas
.,sses ba~hoosl ~ 81 asAAH
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CHICAGO. Aug so.-Ths chairman cf
the Western Passenger Association has
discovered that return portions OF Grand
Army tickets reading west q Chicago are
presented with a rubber stamp endorse
meat on the back "a follows. 'sGeod 20
retGrn before September ]. without sig
nature" The endorsement bears no ssg-
nature and Ii spelled Incorrectly. The
tickets have not been examined at Buff
faio. aud ara believed 70 - the work Of
brokers. Chairman Caldwell has adj
vIsea ali lines Of the association 10 refuse
10 konor the bogus tickets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31
II Vas a MARRIED CAKE

A 4-year-old North Seattle youth stood
with bis mo her near Pike and Second.
waiting for "a car kas other day. Re was
adralring a huge wedding cake which
stood in q bakers window. Finally ne
said:
ssOh. mamma. know what that is; s. >
4 married c4ksl''
And mamma VAS SO amused that she
Missed her car
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Srseisf nlsnatch - tlsc Poss-fnteliisenee
S<oHosdlSH. A0g. @~A Proctor q
ssFs -stv tssav picked ur a piece % gray
,,s,srt- IN BIS garden which i siTtaAea
ys,4e gelA IL VAS found on TIE first eenca
80 which Mr. Pvo-tor SAYS = s2e
,.,,,,s-s ~ \ elarger he believes g would
80 10 imvesfl<a1e loeal gravel heFeaes.
"a peraaps at bedrock pay eirt uaiSaL g
s.r..a - rwsHtgfF.
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More Iuxary for Travellers.

Two superb cars. provided with twenty
two plush-cowsreG easy chairs. opposite
huge window. . hu~et room. capactogs
smoking roorn and ladies' toilet room have
recently been added 70 the Northwestern
lire service between St Paul ard Chi
cage. For illustrated folder % the famous
North Western Limited. address r. ".
Parker. Commercial Agent. So First ave-
,stsa Sz4fsl@
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oHARLIE REED HEARD PROM.
Breaking Rock iu sacramento Caun-
~ JAN.

Charles = Reed. the well knowa con-
sidence man and haf interest svfnsaer
Who fseur=ssd in tais city bsEeca aza az
ter tire ne. wa seen n Sacramento
about rsaush $50 BY aa CID P0sf-Iutasli-
Eencsr man. Nuw comes he neas IN
the socramonto papers that 8 Charles
E. Roed has been arrested thers for play
ing The osd change racket. and sentenced
10 serve la days ln the cosln1y jail Ths
fCr4asF statement Is usassia thar MEX Har-
RS tie secret servlcs agent - tire treas
airy 6ensFtr1sus. wiu arrest Reed IS sso9
IS no - released frofa tAs c0Qaty tall Scr
passing and attempting 70 uaEs evan
geFgsit mooey th&t wAs fosr3 Ia h&s nos
sesstcn IL wullt Eem that Charlie
contemplated trfp GO the ElaaalSs nav
De deferred FOR zcEaa ssr-e
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r Ready. o. Everett. II a. the Dsiler.
Frank FredsoE.. OF Port Elzke.ey. "a -
the Diiier
+. J. Smith. CT Issaarah. xas az the
Dslier yesterday.
Earl z. Brown 81 Spokane. has beer
NJ. " Love35y has returned from a sev-
eFai weeks outing IN the Euoy creek rain
fg district.
Rev. and Mrx. Thomas GhoagI OF Pa
cine, Wis., are vtzzrs.g relatives in Ills
city ard Fremont
Edward @ewDGg1R, who has heen III for
three weeks. l. better and expecss 10 be
a. his office IN day or two.
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CITY WILL ADVERTISE


The leading Busfness Men Of Seattle
ut the Chanher of cemnerce Dis
fnE the City's Trade Prestige
Many Cafsa~ Schemes Presented,
same of Them Having n Fiavsr of
sGrafrs-skaxusy Miner. Advise
People to stay Away.
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Yacht sggie Arrives

The swift yacht Aggte. Capt. z. ".
Greeuieaf. which went north with the re-
tainers Of Prince Luigfs mountain climb
ing expedition. arrived yesterday evening
az o'clock. after a record breaking run
from Siska TO the cape The Aggie lef.
1akutat bay August IA Arriving az Siika
she was becalmed four days and sailed
August = With fair wind arriving OF
the cape August -
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James Campbell. 81 Port Blakeley. nas
been honored anew b oeinS eisSts9 pres
80 ~ ths HYDRO Smelling and Refining
s,n-,rarv Of Taeona. The ehoice was
,-a@hes AZ A meeting % the directors hela
IN Tacoma yesterday afternoon. The ceFn-
rsanv nas good many stockholders in So
s.,le ana he contest between Seattle sna
Tacoma for TIRE presidency vas sharp
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TOO MANY CROOKS.
TEN ADDITIONAL POLICEMEN ARE
NEEDED IN THE CITY.

Special Session of the City Coaneif
Discusses the Inazx Of Criminals
view Omeers 20 BE Named To-
morrow-A Rock Pile VIII BE Es-
tahifshed fer the Benefit Of o.
Tenders Sentenced by the Munich
paf Court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-31

Water viii be the subject OF the lee
ture before the Seattle Art League Ia the
Hinckisy building this evening. Artists
and others interested are cordially invited
to attend.
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