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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-10
IN THE SENATE.
Announcement of the Death Of Har.
rjS, of Tennessee.

WASHINGTON. July e.-The senate met
today under the depressing influence OF
the death OF Senator Harris. OF Tennessee,
who had been one OF its conspicuous fig
uTes FOR over twenty years. The desk ne
occupied so long was not drapAd. as the
senate has as Yet no official knowledge or
his demise.
Rev. Nr. Johnson. chaplain OF the sem
ate. IN his invocation referred feelngly 20
the loss the senate had sustained. and
spoke Of the rugged honesty Of Senator
Harris his answering attachment 10 MS
political principles, his opposition 70 all he
considered wrong his devotion 10 his state
and his long service 20 the nation
After the Journal had been read, Bate %
Tennessee made the announcement Of the
death Of his colleague. Harris, he said,
possessed high qualities Of leadership. the
courage 10 assert and the ability TO main
tain. His devotion 10 his duty as he saw
it inspired confidence and friendship,
while it often disarmed opposition. lie
Was the last OF the great war governors.
North and South said Mr.. Bate, VINO pre-
sided over the destinies Of sovereign states
during the trying struggle by the states.
He had been an influential factor in lesis-
lation, and his long life would live after
him. Bate also referred TO his late col
leagues parliamentary ability. and those
CIaF0cittlSllOS NJlNA
him 20 his colleagues.
Bate offered the usual resolution. which
provided for a public funeral service III
the senate tomorrow. 10 which the house
was invited. and for the appointments Of a
committee OF nine senators 10 accompany
the remains 10 Tennessee, where the inter-
ment will be made.
CockreH of Missouri offered a supple
mental resolution extending an invitation
10 the president. the members of the cab
met. the members OF the supreme court.
the members Of diplomatic corps. the
ajor general Of the army and the adj
miral Of the navy to attend the ohseQuies.
Then, on motion of Bate. as a further
mark Of respect to the deceased, the sem
ate adjourned.
After adjournment OF the senate the vice
president appointed the following senators
10 attend the remains OF the late Senator
Harris to Memphis: Bate. Walthall
Berry. Turpie. Allen, Deboe, Pettus, Chill
ton and Wetmore. The funeral services
in the senate will be conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Johnson. pastor of the Metropolitan
Methodist Episcopal church of this city.
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ENOUGH OF TURKEYS NONSENSE.
The Powers order the sultan tn
Cease Obstructive Tactics.

CONSTANTINOPLE. July 9-Actlng
upon Instructions received from their re-
spectiye governments. the ambassadors OF
the powers today presented Il collective
note 10 the Turkish government 6eman nd
ing a cessation Of distractions of peace
negotiations.
VIENNA, July a-The sultan having
wired Emperor Francis Joseph. asking
his friends assistance In arriving at n
settlement Of the frontier question, the
emperor replied by telegram, assuring the
sultan OF his sincere friendship" and
urging him to conclude peace with Greece
on the basis OF the conditions the AMBUSH
doris have formulated. which are the
maximum concession recognized as equi-
table by the concert.
BERLIN. July s.--The Frankfurter
Zeltung today publishes a dispatch from
Constantinople saying that Emperor VIII
lam, through the German ambassador.
has expressed the hope that the sultan
will not resist the desire Of the powers
for the evacuation OF Thessaly by the
Turkish troops.
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WARRANTS CAME TOO LATE
Seattle Couple Married mt Northport,
Despite Parental OBJ
teCtiou

Special Dispatch To the Post -Intelligencer.
NORTHPORT. Wash, July s.--An ex-
citing wedding took place here yesterday
at the hotel. where r. +. Kelley and Miss
O Rrien. both Of Rossland. were united by
Justice OF the Peace Dawson. The girl be-
Ing only Is years old. an objection was
raised by her parents, and warrants were
Issued Tor the arrest OF the two parties.
but they came too late Much excitement
prevailed In the room at the time the
warrants were read, but IL did not last
long. The couple were united by the
strong bands Of holy matrimony and the
proceedings taken by the parents OF the
bride did not have any effect.
II is said that the newly married couple
are well on their way TO their future home
IN Seattle
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FIRE AT MOUNT VERNON.
Patterns Furniture store Burned
Block Total Loss.

Special Dispatch to the Pos. -Intelligencer.
MOUNT VERNON. Wash. July s.-At
o'clock this morning FIRE entirely con-
sumed the block Of frame buildings on
Main street occupied by ]. Patterns furri-
ture store, Lyman ]. Hodges real estate
office and j. T. st. Johns residence. to-
gether with the great part OF their con-
tents. The FIRE originated in the furniture
store. and from the infiammable nature OF
the contents II spread with great rapidty,
50 quickly that all hope OF saving the ad-
Joining buildings was soon abandoned.
The cause of the fire is a mystery, as
Mr.. Patten says the fire in the coal stove
was almost out at o'clock in the even
Ing. 1t Is supposed, however. TO have
caught from a defective tlue.
Very little Of the contents OF the furni-
ture store was saved, and Mr.. Patten es-
Inmates his loss on stock at about s. go
covered by an insurance OF 500 on the
stock and $40 on the building Mr. ST.
John carried $40 insurance on his furni-
ture. but the house is a total loss.
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GOOD FOR OFFICE-HOLDERs.
shaEit County Reaping the Benefit
of Fusion Success

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
MOUNT VERNON, Wash. July 9-An
instance OF the reform administration
economy in conducting public affairs is
seen In the county treasurer's office The
former Republican treasurer kept one dep
uty only, while the Populist treasurer has
three helpers a good share OF the time
-Four OF the Populist county officers have
provided places for their wives, iaugh-
tiers or sons. while the county auditor
who has drawn a salary OF siI250 for the
past six months and sl25 for two wears
previous 10 that. has applied for a total
disability pension.
Fusion IN Sksgit county is a huge sue
ceSs-f0r those who got the Offices. Some
Of the fusionists are complaining OF the
state OF affa.fs. hut tho only one who has
raised his voice with any efect-one of the
county commissioners was promptly
Jumped on ard assaulted by one Of the
criticised county officers. since which time
everything has been serene al the court
house
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EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION ExpA
4 Number OF Addresses ~ the cis
tug Session,

MILWAUKEE July 9.--This IA I
closing day of the National Edues;ins
Association. Oscar 7. Corsan. eonsl
sioner of common schools Of phio. ttls
or Extreme Education" and was &
lowed by Miss Esteile Reel. superiassl
ent Of public instruction Of Wyoming |
What Not TO Do" ". p. Powell !
Washington. d. C., spoke on The u
cational Outlook" and jules A. GFs'
wood. Of Missouri. the newly exc
president. had for his subject. sa
American History Be Taught In g.
Sections or in Parallelss"
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COT MY PRINTING FOR - CENTS
Rate ut Fort Angeles Forced Down
To Bedrock.

Special Dispatch 20 the post-Tateitisencer.
FORT ANGELES. July The board %
county commissioners has awarded the
contract foE the county printing for the
ensuing year 10 the Democrat Leader The
w0nibcent Sum of ) cents Was the con-
tract price TOR the entire work OF tho
yeaF and the printing company gave = re-
oeipt "a fun FOR thar amount THIS Is the
result OF close competition in the new
paper field IN this city ard while il saves
the county considerable sum. the pub
fishing companies are not IN financial
touUiion 20 pose as FA4lAnthropistS The
city pr'nitns, Is also LET on a similar basis.
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MRS. BRADBURY NOT IN COURT.
Claims to he fiI-Cas~ Continued
Till MONDAY

SAN FRANCISCO July when the
case against Mrs. John Bradbury. u LIS
Angeles. charged with adultery AZ the
Instance q tha local Society for The Pre-
vent!on of Vice. was called In Judge
Lows court today the defendant failed
10 respond. Her attorney. Gavin McNab.
however. produced 3 certificate from. her
physician ~ the effect that she was
physically unable - appear. and upon th.s
showing Judge Low continued tho matter
until Monday next.
Whl!e The evldecce against her is ifen-
teal with that Introduced ju tho Ward
case, which the same sutse has intimate,
Will result 81 re defendant being held %
answer - ths superior court. z IS gen
orally believed thar Ms. Bradbury VIII
- e.s.harg.4
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VIII he Ordered Home, After Two
Months in America.

WASHINGTON. July 9.-wu TIN
Fang. the new Chinese minister. is TO be
recalled some time in August This In
formation comes in the nature of n sur
prise. he reached this country only
two months ago 10 assume diplomatic
duties between this country and China.
No official document has as yet been re-
ceiyed but the government advices were
accompanied by copies of Chinese news
papers, all containing the same inteln-
gence. which leaves but little doubt that
the information is correct.
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NOT 4 PERMANENT SUSPENSION.
Mount Vernon Post soon 10 Resume
Publication.

SPEC. al Dispatch 20 the Post-Intel}}S eacer.
MOUNT VERNON. Wash. July 80
The Mount Vernon Post which susrendef
IRIS week as q sound money Tern1c.era-4..
paTeT, IS to - trs0SferTed 20 p Ssrtf~zata
ana w'N - started un assln wsthln A
week or $50 The plant s. the tsrrse. ~
tee couufy end there s. coly Gre silver
paper - the ~ei5 WI p .e owned hv tRo
or three II ere rogr.v oescsals ~he -
roFf tas- Nj. Pollock, % che Post was So
i~s Go move gre oisnt 20 Oregon Is e.rreue-
OBS. as NJ Pollock says he has 10 saea
intention.
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DANCE HALLS BREED MUCH CRIME.
Hortbport Hurdy-Gurdy Licenses to
He Revoked.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
CoLN1LLE. Wash, July The county
commissioners OF Stevens county have
made Up their minds that the dance hail
element In NorthpoTt is altogether too
much OF an expensive luxury so far as the
county Is concerned. Within the past
three months tho criminal cases arising
out OF the immoral practices IN and about
those places have given the criminal
courts most OF their work. and cost the
county nearly s. 9o Scarcely day passes
that there is not case of robbery or theft
reported
An order has hecn made that the prose
cutting attorney shall make a thorough in
vesugation ~ the hur3y-gurdy houses In
both Northport and Boundary. and report
20 the commissioners. Every saloon IL
ccnse given 10 such places VIII be re-
yoked.
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German Lutheran synod.

OAKLAND, Cal. July 9.-The German
Lutheran synod formally opened for bust
ness this morning. There were delegates
present from thirteen districts represent
ing California, Oregon, Washington. Ne
Vada, Idaho and Utah. Rev. J. II. Bueh-
Ter, Of San Francisco. presided.
After devotional exercises the creden-
tials committee reported the list OF dele
gates. among whom are: Rev. II. G.
Schwan, j.. d. Cleveland. O.. president
Of the general body. J. kogler Orange.
Cal; II. a. Paul, Cornelius. Or: 6. Run
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EXPERTS EAGER TO WORK.
Many Applicants 10 Ferret Out BogEs
Warrants.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post Intelligence.
TACOMA. July City Attorney Judson
was granted permission today 70 employ
IN expert 20 SO over the books OF ex-
Treasurer BoEgs and the fefunct banks
ga order 70 trace the illegal warrants The
city attorney VIII apply 10 the courts Il
necessary for permission 70 examine the
banks books. lie hopes by this means
20 set complete record Of al the war
rants that the city has issued.
The publication of the city attorney
intention 20 expert the books has brought
letters. kilograms and telephone messages
from experts alt over the state. Seattle
experts have been particularly Numerous
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NOT GOING TO HONOLULU.
The Oregon Reported as Bound for
san Francisco.

WASHINGTON, July 9-The battleship
Oregon has sailed from Seattle for Port
Angeles for coal II is stated at the navy
department that there is not the slightest
intention of sending the ship 10 Hawaii
She is bound for San Francisco, and has
stayed st Seattle. where she went to help
out the Fourth OF July celebration longer
than was intended by the department
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SEVEN PLACES, TEN ELIGIBLEs.
Results of xsmiaations of station
Rry Eng iseers.

Special Dispatch to the st-intellgencer.
TACOMA. July s.--out Of the eighteen
applicants who took the civil service ex-
animation for stationary engineer, tho
following ten passed successfully. George
w Holt. +. a Mccoy. George Il Down
Ing. II l., Uarhaush, Leonard c. Parks,
\. G Murdoch. =. q. Church, r. j W An
dcsson, Loornis ana : Z, Williams
Two dropped out during the examlna-
tior. There are steven places q he file1.
y hieh will leaVe three on the eligible HIST
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Srec42l Dispatch 80 re Post Irte,tfx7~<a-
COT pENfL.LE. WASH. Ju,y s.~rne ,l,x-
SIS session os tae Teachers In-tftste W
Be -rl+ tomorrow Tire programme 81 as
fellows "Hr~ rac Teacze~ %. . ~
--o'a Ca4at~y D-etr7.t Nea0 m str~ v-l.n
os-e- Teacher STATE : l-e-trra-.s..,.
Er1~ue suggestions f-ori country res~s-
erS report % committees. ,--=rssNs3
w7~N T-;.s}c- -.1tsstrr s7es~,
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CASTo1IA.

sd !os IL sunday. -. Maalsoa pars
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reale.s TIE foundation for the plaintiff $
right o. gctlos. uaS the delay and neglect
on TIE part o. the city officers n p-ovid-
ing sae fund The judgment is reversed.
4 similar case In which tas Judgment
Of ths lower court IS reversed is that Of
Frank II Bowman. respondent IS. the
city Of Colfax appellant.
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Germany Deitttles the r,s.,.

BERLIN. July s.-Prince Hohes...
TIE imperial chancellor, is credited =
declaring 20 well known politicians
Munich that he has no idea Of rsxr.,,
the chaneeilorship. This statement !
gether with an inspired artels i i
Nord Deugsche AlIcsmelae Ze,,uaz 4
culing the scare manufactured out !, h
cabinet changes. shows that ali enssas
IS being made to minimize the cvscs
the crisis on public opinion. The IA
reason probably dictated the appu,n.us
OF Baron Thielmann. for be is a SIN,
opponent Of the agrarlan policy, sg
supporter of gold currency as well n
champion OF commercial treaties,
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MIR. M'kISLEY'S VACATIONS:
The President VIII Visit Lake Char M
plain and May Come West.

WASHINGTON, July a.-President Nc
kinley VIII spend most OF his summer
vacation on the shores OF Lal Cham
plain, He will leave WASHINGTON on
August and go direct 10 the lake. He
has no plans beyond this. but II is said
he will take a Western trip in July. pro.
yided congress adj0urns IN time.
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speriai Dispatch 20 the t-Intelllgercar.
TACOMA. 1ulv s-t'onflctlrs theories
advanced hH city Electrician IoSlyn aud
Head Dynamo Tender Bowie rogartins
fhe cause 81 fhN POOR eIectric light service
ie8 fhe C'eil service commission today -
decide to accompany Josiyn "a the liEht
station and $50 whether 10 could locate
tto d'7frE.ir- II WAS orgisr demousfra-
Hor that they sought but they failed %
- after g tonight. J0slyn. he mayor and
Ccmmiss.eneS poheriy went - lao stf-
t0n, ant losiyu made the necessary
chsuse. The light service IS much better
tonight
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E-h7r4 Pavue az TehschaFi Cal, <sv.
i have aSs,l CA24osg.alas Ea.a Ea.n
~ iec pass tye year, Snd far sQra.as.
tr-sss al yscaVat.ssa there : nosh.az
eaasi - It. th.ak no tzg.sly should keep
hoase vi-hoat tbs liz n;cui. r. tai-< ~
thrv Vo2d save theu.Se ves uasuv an s. -
AK Fsin-N ko- sale ~ D-.~zssrs>
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Examining Hoard Of Plumbers

$40 tat pispatch - the -Intelllsencer.
TACOMA JHiy a~Mayor Favcett today
appointed the following members 81. the
examining beard or plumbers. Robert
" inw r. II. relliagham and Edward
Iuh'r George \. ti3skh3r3t was an
s0'r.ei plumbing Inspector ana assistant
t"alth commits siousr The cffl~es VIA
created hy TIRE last lsg8sietsre Tho nav
"rs op1tatees "a evR recommended by the
plumbers ssngf 4tfan
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DISASTROUS Flood IA Coforad q.

DENVER, July 9.--News reached here
at a late hour tonight Of a disastrous
flood caused by the breaking Of a dam
near Jefferson. by which two lives are
known 10 have been lost. and property
estimated at from s50e)1 10 Slu0 go de-
stroyed. Details Of the affair are meager.
as the place is off from the railway and
the telephone connection IS broken.
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Must suhnit TO Deportation.

SAN FRANCISCO. July an the
Caited States coars today Judge J. J.
De Haven rendered h.s frat decision. uo-
holding TIE ruling ~ Commissioner Hea-
coeE 70 The EFT -aat taere vas no ao-
peal from t1e decision q 4 commissioner
n deportation case. Tsu Use Nee A
Ca.aese wao vas brought here recently
from Texas Ter deportation uzaer q conn.,
TnitreEt from 4 Texas coFurul sstouer. au-
piled for writ Of habesz corruz. claim
.ng thai th= commissioner had 70 author
lIy % order rs deportation. Cou.rr..s-
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sroksNE WINS a stEr.
supreme C"art Decides an action for
street Grade Wmrranf.

Sn'-.s' Dispatch ~ the ros,-1 .Ieee-er
OLYMPIA. joy $-Tec sugttass ,eert
banded daws aa o2.aiaa sasay In tbe
~ssN et gre German ADs.yB.aa Say.~es
Rank. q Burlington Ia, respondent. VS.
she Sky ~ So Kane. apcel1aet, IRE Slain
t.~ iA ta.s rass ec.uret an a@aaa - rr-
rHNTr me amount dlr a1 certain street
Tf1'e Warrants. anH having oesa.aes "a
Grll Judgment tkrTeFar. tAe e8ty so-
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Rt' ErrIoN TO MINISTER WILSON.


sue-tsi D;~rat-h 20 The post-Irteluzence-
SPOKANE. WASH Juiy s-Harrv /
wilson minister - chile ert ht- We
rig ~ee dents q Spokane were ien.Ierei
ar Informal reception - rho Ys~lorz ~
I'7ts' soEere ms Afternoon. Several
3r-a called ~ pay respects - the min
iFr a-8 ai7 wife 7o :Ae eve o' the.r de-
rarse~e Cor Santiago.
Minister Wilson has uo. decided vyhA,rr-
IS VIII come home IA vfsil AZ the ax-
p.r1tsoa - 1870 years or remain In {~hiIa
fl. -he completion % a.< term
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Kei' Los Angeles, Cal; ]. II. Willie p,
land Or \. II. Pophe. Portland, n
behrs:', Tacoma, Wash; Fl. Hae-r,S
FRESNO +. Il. Jacobson. niror I
hiese1' san Diego; II. Hagis,. AlhanT !.
g. strenfert, Tracy. Cal. 3. , a..
stockton DittFich, Portland. Gru,ae ].
Angeles Behen, Orange, Cal
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Long List of NOmi lions.

WASHINGTON. July at can ne an
nounced on authority that a large list
OF diplomatic and consular nominations
has been prepared and will 90 TO the cap!-
tol tomorrow or Monday. The president
positively VIII not make another appoint
ment n places Of this character till after
tha adjournment Of congress.
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Unncci on the scnnoId.

TUCSON. A. T.. July a.-phillp Tass's
q Dane. convicted for the killing Of ~
der. was hanged today. He made ua
iocular remarks. danced iig, and 81
let her go. Gallagher" Hts NECK
broken and he died without move.
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Continued from Page /.

FOR agreed upon Is thai there will De hu;
one conference report. Not until a final
agreement Is reached will either OF the
two houses be called upon 20 act. This
course has been decided upon as the best
means II expediting insl action.
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DEAF HIS.


Special Dispatch &c the Post-Iute,ligencer
UNION Wash. July 2-3trs. Charlotte
CAau1'ir died here Juiy : and was buried
Wednesday, She was G. years and II
months old vas born IN Illinois. but came
- California when Is years old and %
Tacoma "a ftw Years aso. which place has
teen her home since that time. Her hus-
band died six wears ago and for more than
q year sue i1Ss heen visiting q daughter IN
AsrTeville Cal A fen weeks ago she
ealHe 20 tnis place u visit her daughter.
Nrs s. 2. Meter. whose husband was
f1r several wears on the police force cs
Tacoma Sc leaves I'VE children two
sous IL oregon. daughter 81 California.
Mrs Nary T.aure of Tacoma. now here
or q vizi' and Ms N1ttcr. sne was IN
earnest member Of tire Methodist Frisco
r1aI l.f...r-te
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Empowered "a Raise IN. pu,,..

PARIS. July 9.-The chamber Of IA,
ties today. by a vote OF ~ to Ia, ssaas
the bill empowering the govcrumSs.
raise the duties on wheat, wine al
and meat on twenty four hours nas(
subject 10 the subsequent approval Of rs|
lament.
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sioner Heacock denied the writ. where
upon the Chinese appealed. but 10 no pur-
pose. as Judge De haven held the com-
miSsIoner's ruling was final.
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TO GAIN THE STRIKE.
NOTED LEADERS OF LABOR CONFER
AT PITTSBURG.

West Virginia Must Re Won. or the
Coal Miners VIII Lose-Organfrrd
Labor Asked to Coufribute-Con-
certed Action Planned for Carry
ing ON the Battle Against the
Operators
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-10
Senator Wilson Homewara Hound.

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Washington.
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