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he,.o. tn. rn,rie,de. cav~ht.

poNCA CITY. q r. July is-Arcni-
bald Kelso - wiley station Penn cor
whom the Pittshuyg detectives have been
zearehiug frr teu months has been csp-
tures hero enf s'tiv~iy identified @ap-
'ember y last the body ~ Henry keiso
waE found aeasIess al Wiley station AMI
al circu-usf aures pointed 10 his soa.
Archibald kelso. IS the murderer lie
sftSa rr,eAFei
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Locations ON Fish Lake.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
CHENEY, July 1.-THE mining claims
recorded in this district this week are as
follows. White Cottage. by C.. w. Yount
and j. s. Hun. Climax. by John Duty and
J. 5. Hull: Cicero by George II. Wallis.
J. $. Hull and ID. J. Turner; Copper King.
by same parties; Copper Queen. by same
parties Judge Snow by J. T.. Burbank
and q. 4. Fellows. Lakeside. by John
Ferber.
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Spes-isI cores f1ofl efflct.
BCCODA July ff-Tae hay cror. which
ass Looked Stscoarsg frg during tire past
sew weeks = row being cur AID stored.
The yield viii be greater than vas antici-
patsd
A force % Tier and teams hsz been
Ror kine Tor several DAYS or the dam
TIE srsAn boys are raging 14sss = aar-
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l.. 1. W. Suspensions.

BALTIMORE. July chairman Al
herr Mott. OF the l.. = w racing board,
tonight issued a special bulletin which con
tainS the following. Tom Cooper. Trainer
Webb ana Fred f,oushead are suspended.
pending Investigation. and ruled off all
tracks
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Ex-Nayor Takes Morphine,

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo July to
Ex Mayor Steele. of Cripple Creek. has
been found Ia Cheyenne canyon uncon-
scious from the effects OF morphine 4
few nss~ aEJ ne left "a note saying that
his Intention was 20 commit suicide. lie
will recover
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Anaconda Races

: r~-tAl Dispatch 20 the pcs;-rnte} g~ncsr.
ANACONDA Ioet-. j1lv IS -Tora
Tucker ava ks.e Medium werr she har-
orsS winners AZ the tracks today. Roth
Nere favc~;tes Hu' re saieut riee
Wstegl1a n ;aeir e-orr - PIX ~. wla-
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BRISTOL F0s- Ju'v = The Eeusl--
mRa = Philadelphia began = rricl.e;
r.atcA here tNsisv wtth team represent
{rS Gt0aeestershi~e Tne hor0- team y n
ere ;oSs sri a. re close % the pi8y
a6 scored $40 runs go nine wicke;s down.
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vest from blackberries which are found
In PLENTY in the neishboring Mills.
The large belt In the mill broke on
thursday. causing stoppage OF one lay.
The country roads are in fine condition
for bicycling. and every evening finds
each owner of a wheel enjoying a spin.
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Are You Going tamptnge

II you are you should have the Post
lntellleeuCsr sent to you. II will cost
nothing extra Call At our office and have
Your alArnSn CHANGED
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Save time and money going 20 the
\ ioudyke by taking steamship Portland
For passage apply North American Trans
porfation and Trading Company. 6lS
First avenue. Steamer leaves July 40th.
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infantry Bicycle Corps.

TABLE ROCK. Neb.. July l5LThe
Twenty fifth United States infantry BIZ
cycle corps reached here at 3 y. m. after
days run. covering sixty miles. From
here the run VIII be made 10 Brule. where
the corps will cross the Missouri river
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Only s3i to Chicago via Great Northern
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Actor Radcliffe
has been released on s.. 800 bail
PUEBLO. Col. July l5-The crossing OF
electric light and telephone wires at 1890
O'Clock this me rning resulted In fire IN
the Central block. Loss, f00U; ( ~ in
sured.
PHILADELPHIA, July l5-G. Hether-
ing on, 81 years, old. a well-known society
man. drank an ounce of iaudanum In the
La Fayetta ho;e' and died an hour after
ward at the hospital.
FORT DUCHESNE, Utah, July Is
Chief Shavenaux. of the Uncompahgre
Gtes. with seven other chiefs, has gone 10
the southern Ute agency in Colorado 10
have "A pow-wow on some important mat
Ter concerning both tribes.
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Ex-senator PETER, OF Kansas asks
through the columns of his newspaper 10
be left alone. The request is a reasonable
one and ought TO be respected.
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~srii.s. Causes n -~Dosyr

rVFTAND July The Crescent
tn plate n7tll vas closed .n every saparE-
aent t1Is ~ 5rnirg The heaters refused
70 60 20 WORK. and without them Il vs.
Impossible 20 operate the mill The com
psny decided 70 shut down indefinitely
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only &c "a - PAU ard Chicago. a..
eau4Ilt low rates 10 all Eastern. uotu,s
over fhe Northern Paclec raiHay Tickets
on sale fu}y - &c T.. ard oshsr date
" rte (or particulars or call az Northern
Pac.Sc cites Seattle
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making the Suspension general except in 4
fgw iorai r~TsrI,ts
EaesanA *ffe sssTe Joined ire march far
living wages
s5Bagt s--IsAF50TTs from t1is stare ars ~
TIRE eject ira tae s4sEsAn@lpr i partial
- general
1est Virxs rila-A@3a- : So miners navs
toiuac fae r-gFesaert
x eg7f Ieky sna Tenrex sess--A ssrss;t f.ss
Miners aaEe FEe9e rsEe1 aork and OTHERS
sntT - exsseete3 20 follow
kansas NinsFs al a. @9rk hs3- Will
sfs7 + convention On saturday ard "a fl
expected fasw N$ts x4srsersE
Ala53 n a--siIapnrt@ indicste that 3s.a
miners. or 3r1rs. Rave suspended"
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Coal Doubles In price.

CLEVELAND o. July I5-Tne price G.
Ness birgiuAs. ran % mine coal Is row g.
i.eF tor on tg> track. x vas tie E,rsor 10
the strike
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II you are YOU should have the Post
Irtellgencer sent to you. 1t will cost
nothing extra Call at our office and have
your address changed.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE Colonies
eould do nothing with Rusie today. Score.
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BatterieS-Grinllhs and kittredge. Pond
and Clark. Umpire-McDonaid
CLEVELAND. July 15.--It was a pitch
crs battle today. Honors were about even
Score:
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SATURDAYS CRICKET.
ComuS Men Defeat Honolulu
CnSketsrS.


CnckStsrS.
The mai cricket match between
H B. n : ComuS and the Homo
lulu c c vas played al Nakik
on SATURDAY last and resulted IL
4 cloSe victory for the naval men
whe scored - runs q against L
made by Tie home team
Among notable features Of The
game were firstly ThaI II seemed
Il h mooe u 2 bowlerS than i
b1rterS dan for although some q
1z wiel6erS q M willow offered
r-eur stubborn resistant he1
failed Il advance M hSurS IA
1eriallr- secondly. ThaT there was
decided improvement n Ehs
6l6nE q Sole q Ihe Honolulu
reS and Ihlr5lE. lha1 Z the lar
-ES WlckerkeeE@ had ben II
f,e-T= fon Ihs outcome nigh
hare h.n 6==HL
A soe5lr nEmb@ q spectators
followed M chz--lnS fortunes ..
Aa game VIII evident Interest
E.h- -as-eShInez-S wee SerFeI
In abundance thanks 10 NrS- 7
Ban Wake, M kindly hosses:
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4 CURE FOR BILIOUS COLO.

RESOURCE, Screvsn Co, Cal
have been subject % attacks OF bilious
cole Tor several ysars. Chamberlain 5
Collie, Cholera and Diarh0ea Remedy
: The only sure relief Il acts Ike 8
charm One dose OF II gives relief
When al Other remedies fsil-G. D.
SHARP For sale BY al druggists znd
dealers Benson smith & Co. agents
for Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
IspaueSs VIII Embark a. Coffee
Growers

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Growers
runo- Is current among he jap
zasSs hat II he event O. annsxz-iOn
her contracts with the Hawaiian Gov
s--ne2- s-5 ~ then assigned 70 The
rz-ious s-zr plantations, VIII be null
and VOID. z15 hay VII bs 81 Ibs--y .
80 -whi-hs- they Es-s-h-
II connection wz-E his -mo- i =
zlso stated that s majority O The IA
bc-s-s Who VII -sDzln n The couC-
~ VII embark II he co5es business
u EaEz51 The Success which has al
tended he japanese Who leased land
z-o- NJ kinney IN The OlEs District
Is encouraged o-h5- japanese 70 JOIN
n TLs-e are large UcCS O. land suit
rh-e -c- cuEes Es- hack from he Co26
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r-ssr 70 have white population than
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wz-h Asiz-zcS aid he business co1-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28

Among the srrivals fron Maui
ports On The Clzudine yesterday were
I he following Ms. 5 DowsscL :. *.
/ Smyrh- J. H Wodshouss. II. D. Con
way. George Campbell, George Robin
so1 and 4 Ezlsbs-g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
Homing Pigson Assoeiasion.

Secretary W c. Weldon Of he Hon
Ing Pigeon Association forwarded an
order on TIE Dorie for IS pairs more
birds Fifteen pairs q these are from
sock thar have been accustomed %
marine fying znd have been bred g.
pecisIly for he Honolulu association,
he Other three pairs are 70 be old
birds IN addition. Mr.. Weldon Is 70
receive e nate Tor his English trained
male bird Albion These are all ex-
psccs6 By he nexr MP Of The Aus
--alis. and viii give The hone society
> birds for he foundation OF their
breeding lofts and training birds The
yc-1g binds vii b let out OF loft about
lhrss weeks after their arrival. and
their handling and training VIII be
commenced Immediately after their &C
Qaaintsncs with their new surround
51S
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BOWLING ANALYSIS
Y. P. :. c E.
Delegates From Hawaii Relate
Their Experiences.


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? : c E Convention n san Fran
cisco usc n Hsvzishso Church Is,
night . relate. for TIE benefit Of those
interested II he work o. tie soc5s-y
their experiences While n The city
The church vas filed with people, he
majority beng yomg natives
u front Of Chs pulpit vas large rs
Eaiiza GSS The remainder o. he
church VS. appropriately decorated
The you1g ladies' 2nS gentlemen who
represented Hawaii 50 vel arose \
-hsi- turns and tol6 o. some particular
things that were brought to-cibly home
% -he5- minds A. The close OF The
meeting TIE hswaizhso girls sang two
So1SS The meeting vas 6 very inter
esing ore and pleased 81 Who attend
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
Come Today

The complaint about Tooth Brushes
iOoSeins their bristles Is s daily C
eurrsnoe. znd We have sIriysn TO over
come that BY purchasing 8 grade OF
brushes that viii not wilt and soften
We feel quite confident that We have
obtained line Of Brushes that viii
give entire satisfaction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28


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Brushes
That
Are
Brushes

We have Just received the largest
importation OF me HAIR. TOOTH
LATHER and CLOTHES BRUSHES
ever brought 70 this country
For the past century The finest b-is-
tle brushes have been made in France,
and today France turns ont more first
class brushes than all other countries
together
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
HOLL|STERDRDGCO.
TIMELY TOPICS
SEPT. a, 1897.

SEPT. II, 1897.
Red Velvet e IS 'ns ' ths
latest and most satisfactory
garden hose manufactured
q hose that can be used
without fear of damage
through being dragged upon
the ground--and so flexible
that no kinks" can ever
form in il. cracking the rub
Der and producing those an
noying leaks always found
in the ordinary hose.
Red Velvet is a corrugated
hose, manufactured from the
finest quality of rubber only,
and is exceptionally strong.
We carry this quality in
"a inch size and the price
is no more than that of an
ordinary 3-ply hose.
We have also in stock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
and Examine

When 3 customer learns that the
dealer IS anxious 10 give value for al
Ne. and thar his interests are at all
times considered in purchasing an art
icle, he has thought wisely; and why
not so one step farther and allow your
dealer 10 advise you as to quality and
choice: BY doing so with Us, your
confidence viii not be betrayed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
BOWLING ANALYSIS
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New Goods
Warm
Weather!

While IN San Francisco we
made extensive purchases OF
new goods suitable FOR VAIN
weather and We secured
them 81 low prices. Some OF
these lines have already ar
rived and We are offering
them a prices which should
win your patronage 10 Us Il
we have no1 already had II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28

No other dealer has the
same assortment.
These goods came on the
barkentine w. 9. Irwin on
Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
EQIiip(iSe N0S|S!

The only garment which
keeps the form perfect and
the health as nature ordain-
ed. These waists are now
worn by many of the best
dressed ladies OF Honolulu.
MarseilleS spreads, new
design, from S2-5o 10 SI2.
New Innings for organizes
Just received.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
Our Stock

Standard goods in any line always
command q good price Dupont's
Brushes are Standard, and in price are
as low as many goods much inferior
in quality
In quality and cheapness, We have no
hesitancy in saying that our goods will
suit you
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
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sszzS Nzek--osh = Cz--zS-c1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
Fancy Swiss,
candies
Muslin Dress
Goods

From 10 cents 10 30 cents
per ward. Never sold here
before Al less than y per
cent. above this.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-28
WHAT ABOUT THIss

Honolulu HI Sep- - 1881
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12

then passing away with the cry Of
"long live SPAIN" which were the last
words upon his lips.
Santa Ageuda is noted for its baths.
The place is between San Sebastian,
the summer residence of the Spanish
court, and Vittoria, the capital of the
province of Alava, about 30 miles south
of Bilbao. The premier went there last
Thursday to take three weeks course
of the baths, after which he expected
to return to San Sebastion to meet
United States Minister Woodruff when
that gentleman should be officially re-
ceived by the queen regent.
The assassin was Immediately ar
rested. He is a Neapolitan and gives
the name Of Rinaldo, but 1t is believed
that this is an assumed name and that
his real name is Michele Angino Coli.
At special meeting OF the cabinet
under the presidency of Senior Cos.
Gayon. minister of the interior, the
latter announced that he had been in
trusted by the queen regent with the
premiership ad interim.
The murderer declares that he killed
Senor Canovas lin accomplishment of
Just vengeance, and that the deed is
the outcome of vast anarchist con.
spiracy. He is believed to have arrived
at Santa Agueda the same day as the
premier, and he was frequently seen
lurking in the passages of the bathing
establishment in suspicious manner
Extreme unction was administered &c
the dying man amid scene of mingled
sorrow and indignation.
The assassin narrowly escaped lynch
ing at the hands of the walters and at
tendants who rushed forward. Detec
tives and civil guards Immediately
secured him. He was very pale, trem
bled violently and evidently feared
that he would be killed on the spot.
The greatest excitement and indigna
tion prevail among all classes. Tht
members Of the diplomatic corps have
expressed their sympathy with the gov
ernment. Many senators, deputies an
generals. while expressing their grie
and indignation, have offered to rende
to the government all the assistance il
their power.
1t was at first rumOred that the assas
sin was one Of the pardoned Barceloni
anarchists, but this is not confirmed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
PoPULleT c INVENTION.
rhe State Delegates to Meet In Colum-
bu. Tomorrow.


rhe State Delegates to Meet In Coium-
bu. Tomorrow.
COLUMBUS, Aug. 10.-W. s. Morgan,
If Hardy, Ark, and Abe Steinberger
If Girard Kan, tire here to attend the
tate Populist convention which con-
genes tomorrow. MIR. Morgan is Sec
.etary of the national organlza-
ion committee OF the Peoples
party and Mr.. SteinberRer is member
Of the executive board OF the same com.
nittee, and the purpose OF their visit
tere is to prevent fusion between inc
Republicans and Democrats.
In reply TO a question as TO What
action the state convention would take,
Mr.. Morgan said:
IL cannot say. have not been on
the ground long enough to learn the
situation. Through correspondence
with prominent Populists throughout
the state, and Judging from resolutions
passed by some of the county conven-
tions, presume there will be an eHort
made to endorse the Democratic state
ticket, though why and to what END
am at loss to con ecture."
would such action be in line with
that of the Nashville conference, ana
would it meet with the approval OF the
national organization committee"
ut would not lie in line with any
thing that is Popu,istic would be an
tagonistic to the action of the Nash.
vile conference, and would be opposed
by all the power which the national
organization committee could COM
mand. The object of the national or.
ganization committee is to prevent
fusion and preserve the party. This /!
the first effort Of any magnitude towarc
fusion since the national conference
and may therefore be considered as oi
national Importance"
Populist leaders already on the grount
claim the non. fusionists will have two
thirds of the delegates TO the state con
vention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
VISITED CATHOLIC SCHOOL
The Summer Students Gave President
Mckinley IA Warm Welcome.

The Summer Students Gave President
Mckinley n Warm Welcome.
PLATTsBURaH, N. Y, Aug. 11.-Presi-
dent Mckinley has paid visit to the
Cliff Haven Catholic summer school,
the grounds of which adjoin the Hotel
Champlain. The president was ac-
companied by the vice president, Sec
retary Porter and General +. Q.
O'Brien.
A large arch of evergreen and golden
rod had been erected at the entrance of
Champlain avenue, and the road was
decorated with the national colors.
The school auditorium, where the re-
ception was held, was gay with bunt-
ing. When the president and his party
entered the auditorium the large audi.
ence rose and greeted the distinguished
visitors with hearty applause. Still
standing, the entire audience sang o
song of welcome.
At the conclusion of the singing Rev.
DIR. Lavelle, president of the school,
made short speech, expressing the
appreciation of the school for the honor
conferred by the visit. The president
then received all who desired to meet
him, and every man, woman and child
present profited by the opportunity.
Among those on the stage, besides
President Lavelie and Secretary
Mosher, were Archbishop Corrigan of
New York, Bishop Gabrielle of Ogdens.
burg and Thomas j. Gargen of Boston.
The president spent few minutes at
the Champlain club, and appeared to
be greatly pleased by the evidence of
love and esteem which greeted him at
every hand, Later the president visited
Ausable chasm.