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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29
SWANSEA COAL No LONGER FREE
End~r the New Tariff IL Mu.t Fay q.
Cents Duty.

SAN FRANCISCO July @s--A change Of
immense importance - the manufacture
ing interests Of tne Coasf has heeu made
~ the rev tariff. ~ the understanding now
entertained = tae carrecf uae Is irlrya--
tauce Il suggested IN A note OF instruction
given by Collector jackson 70 deputy cell
lectors today in the following communsca-
sion;
In view - the standard nxed ~ the
feS tariff u So ger cent az fixed carbon -
TIE llms % temavsattgu between auEhra-
cs}e sr2 bi1urus1n0S c0sl you will exact a
deposit oa al csrs0%s heretofore passed SIS
anthracite from swansea
1'n6eg the oia tariff c8aI :hat ex eadea
IS prr csnt q Gxey3 carbon vas rafes3 as
anthracite eosi sna admitted free Of daty
iue, OF tae coal imported here from
Swansea raugeS frcIa - - - per cent
an3 50 came tn Sre@. Tnser ire res .aT r
Il Will nearly al - rated IS hzfUuinous
ard siil b% charged a fnty e s. cents
ten. The Instructors S{ven We're fsT ine
PURPOSE % securing a deposit equal % the
dgfv o1,orr releasing ssea esal
TFasnsn~e quantities O. SIS sus@s eo2. a-e
sumption on this Coast. mostly for man
gtacfursng purposes.
Tee KIM 81 cosi WITH whteh n comes
most 4.r@ctly ia cosr Petition Is So PenE-
~ tts rraa AEtHra-sts- Whether TIE fgta "a
sags3esert 20 cover ~ q -e~smce IL ~.
noSt az Gra~srs0gt4 f~ngn penn@T9x
ssr nsss rvFaA1Fs~ 20 - SEGA II il s3nsR rot
the rsssFs 81 II sad ssll - isnpsy 20 IN
crease gre coes - sAts KIDD ~ eaei 10 TIE
manufacturers who une -
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The funeral 81 Joseph Mossbach no
died suddenly AZ Georgetown of enlarge
Enent OF the liver and fatty degeneration
OF the heart. was held yesterday afternoon
AT Kugterworths undertaking rooms un-
aer the auspices Of Oak Lodge. No. 1 Sons
CT Herman. THE interment took place IN
the cemetery al Georgetown
There was an unusually large attend
auee yesterday at the fnavral ~ John Gill
liz the young man who was drowned
Monday afternoon ga Lake CnIou. The
services were held IN the hall az Frs-
mont There were fully lsn foraI pieces.
tire largest and most pTominsn, being a
broken wheel from she employees ~ the
cEgeulatins department az the Times. Rev.
NJ Turner offcis,ea The iuterYueat took
place IN Mount Pleasant cern.tery
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29
LAND OFFICE ron CIRCLE CITY.
Government Expects to Make the Lo-
cation NeEt spring.

WASHINGTON. July .s.--The nonnina~
items Of the register and receiver OF the
land office nj Sitka. Alaska. follow the
creation OF those offices passed on the
last day % the session Of congress lust
ended. Roswell Shelly. named for re-
ceayer, is a csose friend OF Commissioner
Hermann, of the general land Office. .sni
Is sell known Ia Oregon, He IS a mer-
chant and resident at Portland Jonn
VI. Dudley. Of tais city nominated for
register, - a lawyer and civil engineer
He Ia a little over = years OF age and
son Of Gen. William Dudley the lawyer
politician and ex -connaissioner OF pen
sions
TIE act on which these appointments
arc based also provides for local land
off'ce for the Western district OF Alaska
ThlS, however. owing 70 the iatanesS OF
the seaEon. ana the fact that little could
he accomplished there this winter. a.u
not lie filled until some tine next spring
when, according "a present expectations
q isna Office VIII be established az Circle
city. 50 miles up tho Yukon river. near
the sold fields.
Subsequent developments. however.
may change the location in view OF the
rapid changes and shifting population.
The Sifka office was created at once. in
view OF IT'S eoazt location.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29
POTATOES FOR THE YUKON.
Ashurn haneh~rs 20 FURNISH a Hum
ar~a yons Eeaporaf@sf-
dyke the Sole Y,ri~

Special DsHFza7e - 70 the Pest ms eli EgerrA~
AIEJEa. WASH. IaIy w r Ne
saft. rameaeY ssssax north os sowH nas
sscarwzs 4 contract so furnish Seattle
parties is tons - svapoEatsA pofars~s,
20 be shipped principally 10 tbs Yaaaa
soss2.ry. Thls VII require az least -
tons ~ ras psstsfoes. sssa growers are
ALREADY Ersssnises 4 market 81 hsa1~ Tor
All she sssds they have 20 sp@re. ard
prices Erssgsise &c es exce5isnt A larger
acreage ef potatoes was planted last
spTzrx than @ver before fn the history %
tie country. sEd stae prices this fail for
time promise % BE- very Sex
Crops ~ ali kinds in the Green ard
White river valleys are immense ard
farmers are feeling In better spirits than
for years past
Little else - talked os here rww but
the Cton5y IKE gold fields. and II is a xafs
prediction that tsFef-9uxrferS OF tn..
nAle popals ton - the district would 20
Co Aissks tsss fail or in the spring. pro-
.adlnr they could properly arrange taesr
business for SUCH "A trsp. SIX or seven
AunGrnitss are already In the Ciorsyka
country, and every oae of thesn IL doing
well astseGfE up - date 10 valuable
ciair1s have been located
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This work is complete review OF Tho
mineral resources OF Washington ard
Southern British Columbia. comprising
200 pages with twenty eight maps OF the
several mining districts. IL gives. in AL.
eiitlon 10 a general description OF and ,ha
route into each district, a detailed de-
scription OF each property. while the mans
roads. trails and mining locations. II Is
ur-to-date. and. Ii the only work OF the
kind sn existence dealing with mining in
Washington. IL was edited by r. X
Hodges OF the Post-Intelligencer star
and published by that journal On saia
by all booksellers and news agents and a.
the Post-fnteligencer business Office
Price. 80 cents: by mail. IS cents. to any
point In the United States or Canada
Send subscriptions 10 manager Mining
In tho Pacific Northwest" Box e. Seattle,
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- f-s,gx a Sens leave rhlnawo. ~ sess-
- rhrago wr~neE will 20 aASTx TIE
- ~ these IL agrz. william sss2se. vie
~ shs faaraEer os ne sxPs8st1ssr. sSa ste
[-ai xzsserEakA tgse zyassoGs frs5 sor Sss
- sf .ove- TIE desire Tor EGsa anG a
[-~ua fortune wIi .u59Se ts5e osns<.
~ Katharine SsszrIsS. 20 81 fsk@sis@-
so declare themselves es3ztk eager Fsr
- tpss7ssJ ard ssaa rsTsi experiences at
|Aesaax X
go sgr Alaska are bliss Pauline Kellogg.
~ wsst Congress street. and Sfrs. e. ".
U~,aey. Of Windsor PARK. SEVERAL nsa~
- II is sasa. will AnesssH psray the party.
- fasz- names could Tce r* ieaxxs5 sna
= snsT have not Tes purchased ssexetA
.s~sr departure Ii u0z certain
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uEsTWOUu TO LECTURE.


One OF the btssiess rnen In the city
4 faess 6ays Is J. @. Hestwood. " no resent
III returned from the C!ondYke Mr.. Hest
|r3od has talked 20 nucs. ans aefing aues-
L ess that ne ioet his voice f8f few
|1sys. A stream II psossle 60 70 bis house
[saeh day. and Ear into the night he has
beer called upon 10 tell OF tbe CioFdyke
10 friends. ana even To strangers. Tho
|e.aagor o! the door beii sounds 81 his
|aaep. and his rest In broken BY dreams
Inf wIi5qsyed men who are Ia The last
|Gages Of the fever.
10 nses the demand for reliable .nfor-
nation M. Hest woud ssa determined 30
give lecture - ftanks bali saturday
ssenin~. he uaodsssIy says IL wgli not b.
Ia seizure. bus simple talk. In which Ia
viii attempt IN give a clear understand
TAG % The country. the various ways 10
|fsAch u. the proper time 10 start. the
sipplIen necessary 10 be taken. etc. Hs
b having large charts and drawings made
h aid him. and lie will be ready 20 an
|fssr any questions that may be .sted.
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ont TIA, rasssT were continually arriving
firm fss East
We have ORR 10. as rcsnsss ~ tz~c-s
sna A@ga@ 70 draw fr1xz rcw 1uussnasss
Mr. Frye. ~as have 5Gss rscesys>s .zo
car iea6s 81 s@eon f-ozz TIE E-sHS. ard 50
there i plenty g Il shgre ard TIRE -2sgrvgs
essEaEszs7fss sre znxtsaz 20 nau al tMmy
can zss- feel Positive there - 10 WAY fs-
Us IL. Seattle 80 gin saer7@
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LAPPED BY FLAMES.
HEAVY Loss ny FIRE IN THE 6. p.
SHOPS AT REyELsrOkE.
Town From Destructfon-Th~ec
Engfnes and = Rotary Plow Conn
pletely Rcined-Totml Loss, $780,
OoO-The Company Will Rebuiid
NJ Once,


Special Dispatch 10 the Post Inteliisencer
REV ELSTOkE. -. c. July s-Fire
broke out in the roundhouse of the Cana
dian Pacific Railway Company Sunday
night at o'clock. totally destroying one
hail OF the building. The G.e was only
prevented from spreading 10 the Canadian
Pacific shops by a brick fire wall Three
Mogui engines aid "a mammoth rotary
piow were also burned The entire loss to
the company VIII amount to 500 aa The
amount or Insurance cannot be ascertain
ed al present. The fire is supposed 10 have
started from piece of waste
The greatest excitement prev allied here
the whole town turning out and assist
ing the volunteer nrc department In fight
Ing the flames. \ high wind was blowing.
aad at one time IL looked as though the
whole town was doomed TO destruction
The big tire wall, however, acted as an ef-
fectual check TO the flames and enabled
tie fire brigade to get the fire under con-
troll.
The roundhouse Will be Immediately re-
built. probably of stone. and will be mere
substantial than ever
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standing OF the ,Iuns.


The two lacrosse teamt from Victoria.
which will play "A match game AZ the Y.
". (. \. park on Saturday, are composed
OF SOME of the best opponents Of the
game III british Columbia. The few local
enthusiasts 81 this form Of sport hope TO
sec r large attendance az this time. and
would hail with delight an interest 3u tho
game among eur cwn athletes. IL COM
bluas tho qualities OF speed agility ard
qaicknsss OF thought which all athletes
desire 10 cultivate ard II once the game
weYo - 20 populsrlEod Il Mould surely
come to stay. OF recent years & has
gained footing ln Eastern schools ard
college, ard ln time Viii probably be
widely played IN the West.
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY.


Special Dispatch To the Post .In:eiligencer
SPOKANE. July 2s--Fraucls r. Drake.
until recently secretary OF the Inland
Telegraph and Telephone Company here.
was arrested this evening charged with
Earcsny- The report was sworn 10 by g
Il. Hopkins, general manager OF the
company. II IS alleged Drake is short In
his accounts about s',eso. For several
weeks past he has been az der the esplon-
age Of specially detailed officer pending
an investigation into his accounts Drake
was seen at his cell IN the county tau
bur declined 70 make any statement
Drake and his family have resided herr
about six years, and have moved in the
best circles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29

PACK HORSES THosf AirrIrAs.
Demand for Alaska Makes Animats
More Valuable

sreciai Dispatch 90 the Pest-inteiligeneer
f.fisTNSni Ht'. Wash. July 2S-A
PARTY left this morning With ffteea pack
.AF imals which they take 20 Seattle VIA
.suo4ealInie pssA 10 catch the Willamette
fer iyca on August 3 They viii take
AL the animals over tho summit 20 carry
|thesf supplies which they vii purchRae
.in Seattle. The crsxe has made an APP
"fyeciAbiN effect on the price Of horses
herp. as they naw command as high -
az
PORTLAND. Or 1uiy - William FRA
s'er sher.g et Aaitnomah county. has a
contract Ca farrl@h several hundred head
et horses fof tfe Japan American SEesW-
sslp iinr. wAo2r steamers run between Sc
sttle snd the orient IL "a stated mat the
horses ~ill he shipped "a Alaska To be used
Ss pack animals
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CAN CARRY 4 THOUSAND.
Steamer Collier urIstot. of Victoria.
VIII Hun To n~s.a

There seems no end to the number Of
vessels taken from their regular routes %
Hla in transporting the crowds 30 Alaska
The latest addition 90 thia temporary feet
OF Alaska vessels Is the Tritlxh steel
steamship bristol. which has long been
running between Victoria and san Fran
cisco as a collier and fresghter. The rrls-
sol has been chartered by r C. uav4dge
& Co. OF Victoria. for voyage 20 Dyea
ard Skaguay. leaving Victoria August 10
The Bristol Is tho largest steel stearn-
shsr that has ever navigated the waters
ef Alaska. Tier operators hope TO carry
la9 passengers and 3.e. tons OF freight.
Including 20 horses J IL johnson. rep
ssssntlng fsviage & t'c was IN the city
yesterday and appointed George J. Wiley
local agent for the Bristol
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THE CROSS ~ rsE LAND or GOLD.


NAN FFANtIsEb. July 2s,-Twn ss@-
|ssrs Of the Order Of 81 Anne have offered
their services for ten years ardaaas la
|a7r In the frozen north and have been
|aecepted by the superior Of their GEM
|mIEfify. They have asriVes. in Gan Fran
|e.aco on their Ray north. aud were 20
have sailed for 81 Aieaasis on the
steamer Excelsior. bat. - II was con-
slfered that The vessel would be crowded
18th passengers. the officials OF the
/. iasks Commercial Company advised tAs.
.s.sters 20 wai; over for the sailing OF the
EBerths either Saturday OF Monday next
The two who go 80 the north are Sister
Mary OF the Gross. fornarly MlzA Peter
son. She has recently been engaged in
educational work az Halyoke. Mass Her
Ieompanion is Sister Mary Masdalsn. of
abe Sacred Heart. who sas Miss could a
native OF Qn%hec.
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An Exodus Frora Suifau.

Special Dispatch TO the Post Intelligence
SULTAN. Wash. July - ~Clandyke is
the absorbing topic 81 these paFts * the
present tire. There ars two nsen up tn
that region nu~ from town. Joshua
MWnnvY and Henry iiaguara 1gtree
mote are On the way. II c. krock Sol
Hrnor3 and his son Alta. Lad of about
~ Several parties are now forming and
NH prepare TO leave early next spring,
The number who propose 80 ~ la the
spring Is eighteen or twenty
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u has been feared }o souaa quarters that
owing "a the unusual demand for ha1us
lsna bacon gar the Aiazkz tgate That There
[riEht BE- shortage IF these necessary
Products. q u FRYE. president ~ ths
IFrte Eruhp Packing Company. Vas tn,
s'eTyfewed yesterday afternoon by Poet
.le'rIllsereef rcporter fFs saii fhs, there
Pas ROT 5be slightest danger ef teS Be-
zsnsnt exceeding the Suppiv. An6 posnte5
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LONDON. Jaa~ y To-Day silver rsrs
touched 50 ths scws<t rFarsx - rse-
oTs There = a. almost artire asseacs
of demand as Enssis s obtaining Aer s.svSr
sGppa.eS frsssya Chl4&-
NEW YORK IGsy @s.~s5y~e~ss mart S.
saw t.a~x xg@sre quoted az -. ~s7ss xhtgA
Y-s&te th@ value % sAs Asfv@x n . Rean9-
art dollar 81 - r~sts
City or ME.XiCa. Ja1v = -yxeh AnEe
advanced ec1ay 10 80 arr rs pr cent.
yEe.asNxG- As@EAarx believe sAexx 24A. as Q
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sfand~k Claims Not for sale

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2s.~Ie,cal cap
ftslsts sho are cndesvorsng 20 strure
options OF mining claims IN ;he Cfcnayks
country are MT meeting vita fnuch sut~
cess among the miners now here TEE
men seem - realise they have "A good
thi0E 81 what they have, ana are rat
Heosea - submit - modern forms e
ceavwN aHcH. even though net frrrvt -
seI uaefs fee value - the property y
81 V est gated
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Excetster Takes ITO Pass~aaers

SAN FRANCISCO, July = --By far tse
Creates exodus ~ gold seeker bound for
the Alaskan fields thar has yet occurred
from this citg WAS Witnessed this att p
neon " her the steamer Excelsior. char
t.rsG by tho Alaska Commercial Company.
iwfs a. O'Clock Thss - the lsgs OF the
companys fleet which VIII connect WITH
the Yukon river steamers thts SEASON
Ono passenger who psia $50 Scr ticket
pol3 g for s. 5aa. The ship carries tie pas
senEgf~
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Gold HUNTERS FROM OLYMPIA


aescts. Dsspatssa 20 tbs pcst-1nfssisz.Ssser
l1f.yMgfA. JHsy Ss.~-.sIls several parties
a., srs saax 20 tae gsseEts1Fsse aye active
" engaged IL preparing their outfits ard
s-Yznxasz filssy sssxxisssss afTasra fsr = pro
lang.d 25senea- party os over. os
.ssrs, Frmd Caryion Is ~ sne hssa9. has
.vsrrsyasss5 outfits og local seFahaats and
80 70 on fna s1earasg AK, sailing Aa-
.axs 2 They have engaged passage ~
a.. Willamette. which salis the nsxt day.
scr i've fsarseA. with ws4lcsl TO pack INA
rxrslsea OK the parry over the tra4l above
1Uea.
ANOTHER party which will start for the
rog4 aeils By August :. t. composest % Tbr.
Hll~y George Jones ard Joe Ss.fard. all
10 tnss city.
s.longyks syndicate has tseen formed
And Will send regr sssfssattve on ina
[ssrarnsr Willamette. VIE tssss rspFssesf-
|txtgve will be II nss fully decided. but fs
sauns have experiences in placer mining.
|TherA are plenty ~ nsn wiling 10 repre-
scat the syndicate.
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Court Uphold. Eiremcn'. Wares.

PEORIA. III. July ga decision was
rendered in the Federal court AT Hartford
today. The receiver OF the Philadelphia.
Reading & Eastern threatened 10 reduce
wages. Col. w T. Harper. attorney for
the Firemen's Brotherhood resisted the
order. and the court decided that the fire.
mems wages should not be cut. as they
were none too high.
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WASHINGTON. July eS-The arS.
copirs 81 the tariT act in book form for
circulation have been received 80 ths
document rooms cs tSA senate and house
Tire law makes a pamphlet q seventy
ia ees Members If the house VIII have
= 50 copies the senators u 80 aua the
senate committee CT finance = SO copies
ta~ tSsgviauff9n. Masking $500 IA al 10 -
circulated ly gross
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TROY RELEASED UNDER BONDS.
His Case Probably VIII Tie settled
ont of Court.

Special Dispatch to the post-fntsliixencer
PORT ANGELES Wash. July g-
John W. Troy arrived here on today's
boat from Seattle His case WAS con-
ti1ued hy Justice penniman until
Wednesday Of next week under 81 90
bond, which he secured on the spot. II
Is probable the matter will he adjusted
without litigation.
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DES MONIES. la. July 2s.--Dr. T. l..
Eaton. pastor Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church. Of peS Moines. was nomi-
mated by the prohihitionists today for gov
ernor over :. =. Ellend. the only other
candidate for nomlnat ton.
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4 Cottage burned.

A small one-story cottage occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Donian. north of Yes
Ter, was burned To the ground late Tues
day night. The family returned home
and found their house In names Some
of the furniture was removed, and the
loss will not exceed $500 No insurance.
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given Substitute William copestick a per-
manent position as carrier.


LONDON. July 2s.-The colonial ONCE
has warned intending gold seekers that IL
Will be useless to start for the Glondyke
before spring, the Journey is possible
only in the summer time.
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"A Stitch in Time."--A dose Of Ayers
Pills has saved many fit Of sickness:
but when n remedy does not happen TO
be at hand. slight ailments are Liable 10
be neglected and the result, frequently,
is serious Illness: therefore always be sup
Piled with Ayers Pills.
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n the ss.=.Essr ei lsaS NJ Tess Gressa.
Z Suster Greek, Csllssrnia. had sssde~e
xai vislsn. assaeS Il diAr-h,~a- lie szvs
-, seses q: Chsrnhxrlasn's tellc. thaltEa
ana pssr-hs.es EsnseSav cured him- He rs
xsr.... -~.~~n,sr>pg,ir-s il 10 many other, a1d
nsxes kno-ri.sofsiL. Eos sale ~ drugs
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Wilson's Yukon Guide rev e5tf3en from
press J,4ly Sga. sli Information - 6axs
aNesgf IN 6e}3e suA rew rc8fss New
MAPS saif-san@ viau %. n@ween C3tys
erwVr5x tea Price. : cfatS. r1sPs -
cents send ar'sr a. oasA TIE Calxrrr
C>arupsus ~ Ftr%s avwnue
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ilebry Brooks. wsa HAS Ncen a Ynail car
r'rr ffs Seattle gcr fne p@st elsat year
has resigned his position ana xoue 20 the
tiVFtN ~ Mr. Brooks was une u the
eldest rnen - service gY4 TIE lns.ai sepmrs-
men' a#e WAS we'll Known su TIRE business.
district - The city. fsiS RESIGNATION has
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>IaN sisr RIVER
Believed to ne Nu.sh Rtcher rhsn the
ssuaHsLe.

The Victoria Caieusaf has a dispatch
from Washington which SAYS
While tbs govern faenf Is extremely
'eiir~nt as % the latest adytcea fto9' Sur
Ffyor oEiivie and fuaHecasr Constantine
ne fact has iraked oat thaf these officers
have assured tneig departments thak
azores Of miners arc av>ertlex CionttNke
FOR richer district further eNst believed
10 hc slse Stewart Fiser Where it Is sagA
vii mere woaaesful deposits have been
discovered thts spring
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yirxtniu Popuiist Convent ton.

ROANOKE. Va, July 2s-The Virginia
Populists met in convention here today.
Resolutions were passed indorsing TIC
national platform Ct ST Louis In iss5.
II. J. Taylor leading candidate for gov
ernof before the Democratic convention
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ire Northern Pacific Will usRse greatly
REDUCED rates 10 Re Fast a. the savna Ins
CnrgsssAn E,nsssvsr ae&rSat@s retgrg hcnae
SAG t'v&acscso. ana x yoa wsHh 70 accom-
rauy SoHr friends EAST cas- SO tAe So-xA.
eta 8Acgsc cT3Ces fsr ala part caI.~s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29

We wi ala oz- Sow widow wgth a
H-a - asserted erappvd caraFTsNls tenor
~aw 81 a wgscs - - cents pr pound
~sfs rs Within ira reach or al. Palace
- %wsesE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29
IL HUNG TsAo DEAD.
Ii Hung Chan.'s Chief Opp0n emit
Now In Ont of the Way

LONDON. July 2s.-The Times Pekin
correspondent says that Ii Hung Tsso,
grand chancellor and member OF tia
Tsung Ii Yamen is dead. He was a be-
lever in strong foreign policy and was
the chief opponent OF Ii Hung Chang.
who will probably be promoted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29

steamer George p. Starr leaves As<elst
- Reon ~ ore hsafret horses fgs1uas.
AraYrxfes. SEEK
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29
ONE EEk's WORK, ssas.
Ellensburx Man Secures Fine Mug
gets FROM the swamk.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligencer
EfLENSBURG, Wash. July IS
George n. Hentnu came down from the
Swauk last night with g ounces of beau
tifm gold nuggets worth S565, the largest
being worta GZ7 They represent a
weeks work In the Elliott mine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29

better price for silver soon. but there Is q
growing sentiment that silver viii have
TO wait some months before circumstances
shape themselves SO as to materially
aid IL