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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Four deaths from Influenza were reported
a. B~rAa Monday.
The Russian minister has forced The
Korean government 70 dismiss ia English
financial adviser and pat 4 Russian IN his
placs
The South Pennsylvania OF Company
has purchased 800 acres q lard ana 80
pro9uciag wells IN The Bradford aslss. fer
The Astoria. probably re mos, cosby
New York On Monday. with an elaborate
programme.
TIE Chicago Trades Council ard The
Federation ~ Labor are trying "a devise
means % raise ths funds necessary 20 hglli
labor temple"
DOR. Rooinson- the Hackney pugsliss. de-
feared Par Daily. the American. after a
sharp contest
Waiter Houxhton. ths casyenns postal
81. has resurnes all Ok he Money except
30. which ~ had spent.
The Big Werner Printing Company. 81
Axiom, o. with araEch - Chicago, has
gone .nto re hands az receiver LEabili-
ties. Sso.sss. asses = 010sa
TIE general election refurus "a New
foundlRn6 arr favorable - the opposition.
and ne 6efeas q Sir William whEferray
and The present ministry i rrcb2ale
Feser Braun. merchant ~ Aa-ora. IL
- eEatte tAfA AEa~AAEltlF AtEkE8 on EEZWA y
men Friday rsxht. n she scuTle one q
tho niEbwayu1ea was also snot ard Killed
by his associate.
Thomas p Smith. OF Platsshurx. ~. Y
has beer appointed supervisor OF Fndian
schools. He las hcer tr tra service fer
years az agent. Inspector ard Ezttsrfy a.
commissioner % Indian Affairs
Fritz Sexrin 4rea several shots TITO -hs
body = Mss May Small n The dining room
- her residences. = Chicago. and then put
a buIlet through his ear temple Bolh wiu
de The crime was prompted By Sezi0ssy
Emperor Francis Joseph returned 20
Vienna from Budapest ard granted an sa-
disrCe - Count Bs3srf shs premier On
ths crisis 81 re A8strlar rssrn sratn Il =
supposed taa count rendered his ressgnz-
.5oa
II sh@ court room 81 Aituras Cal Wed
1es1aT. e1-Ji1GzR Harris ard District A.
torEey EaEer EcF into an Alteration Pa
ksr struck Harris wa8 drew a pocket
krsss ard e'4s Raksr FIVE times about the
bead ard face
Tree hfis hsve been f8Gnf ~ ths xrsnf
Jury ~ Wss.cheSter. Pa. against sx-Ca1-
gresham SrneHseF Trvsuxan for psr3ary
ard J MitcheH Bak@r FOR @nbevxiennenf
ere p-e-zdsBs ard director. respectively IN
the insaiv@ne Chester Ceurfw GsuArarsg
Trrfss sud safe Deepest Company
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
WHEAT IN AUSTRIA-HuNGaRy.
The Empire Passing From an Ex-
porting to an Importing Country.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-Secretary VIII
son. % the department ot agriculture has
Just ISSUED : report prepared under MS
direction by Frank H. Hitchcock. chief Of
the section % foreign markets. that gives
soma interesting facts relative 70 the pres
ent wheat shortage in Austria Hungary
and the consequent importation into that
country OF American grain According %
the United States consul at Reicheahsrg
Austria. an Importation Of 20 car loads 81
American wheat was made as early az
August. coming BY .he way OF Hamburg
Other trnportsti0ns were reported. among
them % 20 bushels az red winter No. .
and Kansas wheat, purchased through
the Vienna exchange.
After rec0untInz thes unusual lmpcrta-
Tions % the present season. the bulletin
presents a view Of the grain situation in
Austria Hungary during the past ten
years The crop Of the present season IS
remarkably small II the official estimates
Quoted are fulfilled. the combined wheat
production q Austria and Hungary VIII
n0s amount 20 more than -. 90 90 bush
els. or s. ela Geo bushels short q the crop
harvested n fs9S. ASIDE from the abno--
nal conditions % the present year an
n2al statistics cg production. Importation
and exportatlon during he decade make
Il apparent that a marked change has oc-
Cured IL the last few years as regards
%As& KAN rl+Adt4al n AGrIEI p s4lt -sft ,
The tendency OF the various cereals has
been toward q larger home consumption
of The national produc1 and consequent
reduction - che Surplus available Tor
shipment 70 other lands. Most q the c.
reals are now brought into ths country
IL larger quantities than are exported.
Barley Is he eBly grain Ct which any coz
siderable amount continues % be shipped
abroad.
II respect - other ceresFs. the status
q ths monarchy Is apparently that -
transition from that OF ar exporting into
an importing country. While = IL hardly
o - expected that these conditions win
% any extent create ar enlarged demand
for Americas cereals. the facss Set forth
are certainly - Interest as Indicating fhs
lesssnea importance q Austria II snEary
among tire roorfrfss with which the Uni
20 Sta.es + obliged - compete ia the
grain markets = THE world
IRE -four trade wsth Braz.l = large ard
Increasing. reaching ua eet barrels Per
arnura during lsst-ss. This increasing
hoid upon The market should - ircrea peH
very s8eTahly by rhe nillsrs Ok TIE
United States
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
FORTS SHOULD BIZ aB.spoNEp.
Gen. wade Thinks the Weather Too
severe in Montana.

WASHINGTON Nov. Brig Gen.
James ?. wade. s. Paul csmmanalnx tas
serar.rens 60 Dakota recommends az
anansanueu: q Fort Custer. Mont as a
military posi-. IN MS anmual report ns
says Il Is II tss vorst ccndltlo1 OF any O.
c1pfsa p9s1 ~ has sen e the last twenty
years TIE rscs-EtTuctior would - tn
praetscatIs ard unnecessary TIE water =
contaminated 81 slaughter houses and n
5fzz Gangs d IRE L3tris zig Horn above
The post and II sasEla - shzz3eued- Gen
Wade also suggests TIE abandonment q
Eort AsErahs3ne Mat, the most northern
sexs 20 fae United S.ates TIE past was
necessary wasn constructed bit tas races
s3ty has n1w passed away. and OF sccuunt
= re aar3sAtps Suffered ~ TIE Earrssrn
IRE tgoa-s shouis ~ SAYS. - conveyed %
some athsr station where ire climate =
sase severe a-8 w1ere thev ra1 ne Kept tn
hs=tfer con5sr,oz &z& - more available f7r
vx~vfea when rez8eS Alr>nuEh Es-t Ear-
riser a. Hetsns Mont Is nearly ready
s5~ 81 Increase - "a garrison. tne question
- warsr sgnrtv. tse resort stases, s~ol.s1
- Rs1tfed before anvtE3nz further "a aars
n regArd 20 ire -o1srvuetss--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

~-ozsa-r zossy shzz sa-t1rz Sss-e
ETz~a~ .ss oig 6ry x7o1s FER - Tz@sT-a-
zsra entering 4zS1 z@gSzlarzons ufta B 1r7
~ Searesz zrcrlss--z tr- re a-sv-z1- e
la~za s-s-E st2re = the metropolis. % 1@
rssss ~ Etez ln 80 1-v eo15s a1zasss-
= = zor re 4usezrso2 &C fas Arm . pzn
ear = TzccUz ~ al ezz s1-zsv - - =
Err asrs1av has q ora-ch s-s-e a Everett
nra enay have rad tsaIr eves On Seattle
sor ssszue ez-ms E.SG Ire 1ozes - eventual
~ sstsfnx ss-ahzzsas1 1hsra- Ire scarcity
- sxzElssss a1f53zzgs over rze-s hzs -ssss
= -ere~sary far than 20 cree. b4EE1szg
c< tEez~ gTz-
= e also sad thzt Gre - tws cth=r 20
s--ns r. IRIS cl-v have their ev=s IT sat
"a. ard Z -ay he tat tAsy XII socz ssl-
low sae example % - SCI ~ Sazfer3.
S-oze & Fgsher. ard ger n over sasrs BE-
fcrs 4 = too lzss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

Special Dispatch 70 the Post -TnteIl sEence-.
TACOMA. Nov I-Tosiav 4. 3 Case.
who for the uasT four years has beer post
master q Tacoma. VII step down ard
out and MAJ q. p HAYDEN. President
Mcktnley's apnoautee. assume charge
fc- the coming four years az least Tnsre
VII bs 10 changes made 81 thu workir-
force % the department as the ernnlowes
are all n under civil service rules. Mai
HAYDEN win retain George 3 Stocking.
the assistant. as he y ore u The best
qualified H1en that ever aIlea he position.
The retiring POSTMASTER. Nr Case. has
hai very successful adn1iufs-ratf ton ard
has T~5DutsrsZed himself with the Tacsr1 a
public He goes ont Win the best wishes
Of every ore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
PuYaLLUP INDIANS rxcExsEp.
They Thr~as~n to Lynch the Murderer
Of Celia Hanson

soeeszf Tyfssafch C the Pase-T-tsi gsace-
TACOMA Sov. The fnazaas q re
Pgyaltuo I-EiaE reservation are greatly
lnesnse6 a. the murder q Celia Hanson
b. s9r lagsr. Charles CROWNS ard open
threats are Hsa1e - several as these IA
ives @ lyncainE Dee. George Lsschs. 4
son OF The fzE3o1s ehisf r. the Enost OEt-
so1xsn n rhe natter. and do@z zoz hesitate
70 szy Esas Re = sxltasSng TIE matter
ana0zg tae Indians on the reservation with
q view 20 taxing Crowns 0at % 5asi and
Glsp0xlnz o. nEn "a true Tns38Aa fashion.
Es@ minated thar the Indiana shosld tasy
decide OF making the atssmpt. woa1i siz
En5er tae jail and get their man n tEar
Fashton
At tbs funeral OF the murdered woman
today many were the lzGrtsrsngz heard
While these same rnutterings we're not n
English Il co436 - PLAINLY understood
that they were not Of a frsenzly nature.
Several times during the day poE-xoxs
were held. II which young LsSchi seemed
TO be the spokesman The officials At the
county fzEi while not worried ever the
threats Of ths Indians are sgertheles< on
th1 alert for any demonstration that might
De ma De-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAyoRERs.
Interesting session and a Large At
tendance at Whafcom.

Special Dfsoatch 70 the Posi-
wHATCOM Nov. The Whstccn
county Christian Eadeavor Society has
suss closed its annual session The pro-
gramns Of Saturday. the last day. vas
very interesting AMI The attendance large
In the morning Rev Henderson read a
PAPER on Ia bhath Observance" Miss
May Atkins. % this city made an address
on Junior Work" and Mrs. Y y. Hins-
dale had for her subject VI ssIonarF
Work" II The afternoon Rev DR.
Macksy. Rev. r. Bailey. Rev \ Rogers
ard others made addresses. and the dis
cussions were taken part in vary general
Is. In the evening there was a reception
that was very largely attended. These
are the officers elected for next year "
y. H,nsdale. or w-hatcom. president: Rev.
Dunlop. % Fairhaven. vice president.
Rev. r. Bailey. secretary: Q. II. Caalk-
izs, Of WATSON. treasurer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-TntelIigercer
TACOMA. Nov. Steamer Flyer went
on the dock az Quartermaster harbor
Sunday morning FOR cleaning 70 her hull
which + badly needed. ard also % be TT
ted with a new ru65sr recently made for
her. This ruddsr is made q broaze and
weighs about !. 60 pounds. II Is to BE- an
experiment. and should fl prove as sue
cessfEl IS Is hoped for by the captain and
Mr. seeley the manager. the boat wfII BE-
handled very much easier. With the old
rudder * was hard 10 control the fast
boat. for the req son that she Went 50 rap
idly Y was impossible % make her Surn
IN as snort space as she ia sometimes
compelled to With the growth cleaned
OF her huh and with a new ard improved
rud6er. the vessel should make VERY much
better time. Size viii come OF today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

sad.
1T Is evident shaz the volume o. hgssssra=.
this FISCAL year VII - tie largest IN tns
history o he company. exceeding even
TIE boom period OF Isss 30 isaZ- Daring ne
years referred 20 tire business was large
buI psrhaus = Der cent. of III pr-e1ssas
were made fur speculation ana during fne
period q depression the greater nnra har -
the contracts made II these years were al
loNsc 70 tapSe and the land reverted - re
company. No lands are noR being pur-
caas@c for spscli zticn and every acre OF
Agricultural land saIa means that much
added % she orodueing area Of The state.
As Ha1snt naturally Je expected. with
t5e splendid wheat crop and good price.
the larger part q ths lands row beng
800 = n Eaz-err Washington ard princ8-
patty u Lincoln and Adams counties Il
watch We have land IN Wssseru Wash
tngton there Is not as much demand for
azTlculturai land but = = gratifying %
note that those holding contracts are max
erai years past showing tha, the condition
q the farmer wes OF the mountains Is
also improving"
Mr.. Cooper was asked Il MS statement
would indicate tnas there f. much irrunsgra-
uon into the state. 20 which he replied:
Yes. more than there has been for the
last five Years and The rfgs,4 her ~ z+Aas}gfv-
incrsa sing- When 4 farmer writes back -
RS Old home thar or the profits % this
years crop he has paid Tor the coss o. his
farfn- ard snaf Is what many u them have
done this year. he is doing more effective
work 20 induce immigration than can he
accomplished with tons Of The ordinary aa-
verrissrg literature.
When TIE record az 1897 IL made I'D 3.
VII ae found that we have raised more
wheat and OTTER agricultural products.
manufactured more lumber and shingles
mined more gold sut up oloFe fsh and
PAID OF more debts thar ever before IN fhe
history cT the state When these condi-
rtNre NxfEv W. rRgE have m a~xfs~- about
- -tgraron- II viii come and come seed
fly"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
MAGGIE BARLOW DISCHARGED.
The rrosecusIeH Failed to Make Dat
Case Of AaafterN,

Spe~iai DsSnatch = ere Post- IatsilE snce--
TACOMA Nov The charge - a8a1-
te~v preferred Rzssust MaEgt" Barlow ~
u ,ac-fve r~onrsnnHr a. the instance =
ED-aze--.-s~z Attorney Ttsiow was dismissed
today hw J1stsre Sr7alieY. wha hs3A s1at
IRE crime - adultery Efa nos h0l8 as .
re Defendant. Saturday Rfteruoon the
.ee-a-e tntffrstes tNst - would 3.S-r.ss
ere -as~ wasah he IA this -.-uirw rot
w1t1ssan les rhs extensive a7t exhaustive
a-c-nsas NJ TTtiaw ard IS assist
a-t Nr FFv
TIE raa Grasec1ca7s ro 6eaes --sss
r1t q E1-s~g rA-e sh7w.ur rhzs ere Es~I
Ras ar scressory 20 tse crime alleged Cd
have heeH -ezlr--e5 Is prcf B1rfew ha-
trev fares t- shcw - ere ss-1sfacf711 ~
FZs-t1e Srslty h.E ere sefsnaans ceets
- he'H az A. s>-fssc-v g Ser ssR rr#-efr-f
res nct befn trtsa r "a tee fntent1aa -
re pro@>ruttnE ar--~-ev 90 s3s Sr f~f1--
nation r. 51a 81 7sr1- eosrt ana tA1s kae1
ne rzztsr ssfere the cazrfs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

Special Dispatch - Ire Pss.-Trt IL xa-ee-.
TACOMA. Nov LII vas announced 20
Say taat arrangements hat beer NATE for
a foosHsI game estwe@a TIE hErA s-Ao-f
eisvens % Tacoma and S-zftfe - taxa
p'acs tr tzss CITY ere week f~or. naxY Sal
artzy. Tnts gA1ne e Certai7 . attract 4
great seal q attention. 80 the raVr~x ara
evenly matched ans capatla - s3avs~~
sess seaSry Rail- TIE Tacoma AS vfii
gst &ow1 a bard Dracei-e rew t~as .Asv
Fave gsee-e1es sa getting xa-zs uFs-
Tier oEz-s7zss rivals
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

Specsa1 Dispatch q IRE -TntsIli xeucer.
TACOMA Nov t-Accorzsnr - state
Gra'n Inspector Wright's -epa-e fsr Oo-
t1her Seattle received $50 cars - wheat.
- - barley = q oats a-s - % corn.
While rhts nu~1Her = t2r beAfc3 what was
received II Tacoma during the uneuth II
shows Fhat big EsoTt30r - r VS. COT
sume5 BY IRE sour and o-her zns79z. ard
not Simply received ard 81 transit II
September - cars were received a. Sal
Tie which shows that the business Tor
0ctoaer was more than two-s-a,7 Ugfri~ ?
TIE month 3 sd cars were received n this
city. against t7s8 Tor Septar7be~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
500 ROAD REMAINS oBDURaTE-
Excessive Comntssfoas Nay Yet A.
fret Pacific Coast Buxtn~x~

CHICAGO Nov. I-B \ Cal4weIl
--ar - ne Western Passenger Asso-
eaAzl1n l=fs here f1< - pau taaay 90
eozCs- E.ta ne executives e t.4 500 roaH
rsEar3-E tce Ett1S-aWG . sxcess.sa
e-z.u4.ssi1a paT-ants That -oaH tzrezt-
sEs - Undo al tAst was accomplished as
N#sk 3D. rro agreement r@4ez@ss wssA sae
rTos1E E-zcz1c IL tAs matter Shoals saa
80 PERISH - "a course - pzylzx 81
cessVs commissions. Ia Gsrszt Northern
ard %s--aeru Psc3sc VII framed szsssy %
1ne sane. ard sh= excessive ecr.zas @sAszs
49, - cozTsHus4 81 business . a. q IL
E1a Sc cast rosHtz
4 wa ~ wea = the raa-ter er&s r1ers.
Ia E-z-1gs9z So .ro1-1-g tssa Soz-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
The nnrner reruo nf Grain

Sr@csai Dispatch - tha Post Trtes1frs7rs-
TACOMA. Nov. 1.-The banner Lad ~
grain for a strgis vessel Jeff this -o-- 70
uight. The biz BRITISH tramp steamer
Ci.snfsrx slipped away frcrn asr rsearsnvs
during tas evening WIKI = -a sacks %
wheat O. IN AZ bushels. scBe1v stored
away b ser capacfo1s Actds bound s.~ -
Yjrce1t. Cape Verde islands where sbe will
receive orders where 20 tan4 re- -arro.
THIS cargo s. valued a. slsa 10 rar. - =
beng taken OF ~ Seattle eefors ne steam
- arrived here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

. he g-oz-S Es-s-s--re9 a criminal
zssz8li. E@s Sc 1eEAsze2 Sct3i1=2eSs
steamed Ec- As@r. a-1 tas 2SsxEzzzt Grade
CT
RR-reSs--a ~3x@z - eNa Fss-r9xnz 1889
-3zns-y are = Pssco 1-<s-saE s. - azaz
s1T zers@s- T1sE save zA-es2F ag2xHt ar1
sA2pe1 zGse E1-uSer ~ s1ass 1g1rsS-
T-s $a-resrz 2zeSSc Railway Company
has ezG shzn@1 % Aberdeen rw1 car Sa >
e w1P@i ear-oEs and otEar material fer
TIE w-S9znZ o. tie rcas ID Ee9Gsarr. Z
seems % - NtsEe EozArAz shzr tns rad
e. - 5eEat rs wenes-
I. Il Tex eezssaoss far 5-szxe p-ecszg--
cams - bare esez So q ~ EEa rtEA-
ZzT-sn zezr EalSer. w1u knocked ~
seuSe2ssS. r5HAe6 1tz = Is and alEnn ass5
EsT no II nax car. re cane 70 15s senses
Il Spokane ard ted els starry o tie p9A-cs
zlE-A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

SAN FRANCISCO N,w The E~s.t
shfa Norescn Watch jess Tacngna skaosz;
sr-se ussrths sKc sor Delays Nsv SoatA
ARA weat ashore A. IRE entrance GO
.aren-o NarQeas 91 S408sY. TIE res-@
q re disaster vas received ne ere NJ
.~fsa~t~' ExcAanEe t~fav. TIE elsDaeeH
announced thsg tes vessel wss lr q taf
e.~sstassa ana sNat water ass e-a-az zafe
Rep hNa = vaz exrectea hcwever rHz-
sAs vressfs ~ scaIe6 AZ ere reV- As 81 glHs
vne vessel - a. beaded wfth s,fneer-
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shot In a saloon Row.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post intelligence
WAED$ER idaho Nov During q
saloon row yesterday Ce.rEe PasE shot
Thomas Edwards TIE suliat entered BE-
low the rignt nipple ranged upward ard
lodged near rns back II = considered
serious and may prove fatsi Patit resist
II arrest, but was aTerpoweEed He IA
belEg held awaiting the result OF Ed
warts injuries.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
PETER SWEENEY DEAD.
The Man shot by Mrs. ALVIN Finally
Sue~umh< to His Injuries.

Special Dispatch % The Post TnfaIIlxeacer.
TACOMA. Nov. Peter Sweeney. who
was shot u the head last week 81 Mrs.
Frank Aigyn- died az s. Jossph's hospital
a. ssE o'clock thls afternoon from the e.
feets % The wound change for the
worse SET in yesterday morning. ths pa
ti@rt gradually sinking up 20 fhe tine ot
his death Swesney's Death Is a shock 70
his friends. as x was generally supposed
that be was getting stronger each day
r Ess reported yesterday that ne would
soon be az work Coroner Ho=kz Is not
certain whether or Tot 70 hold an inquest
Mrs Sweeney is prosTrated over her bus
bands death.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

OLYMPIA Nov. The supreme court
this afternoon handed down opinions n
these cases:
State q Washington. respondent. vs
Thomas O'Hara- aDpellsnt-PetEtion for
rshssr5nz denied. The case comes from
Spokane county
Ole Moskeland. appellant vx Williams
stephens and Hugh Allen. respondents
from Snohomlsh coUnry-Appeal Dis
missed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02

Snerfaf Tfsrafch 20 $50 F>8s-- .efsfe -a--~~
TACOMA Nov f--Ts-ars gess -a-qEvss $,
Taenraa tossaw ykar Ms -a--zs- - -
asee ths w-fe - weA k-oa-r urs-er q,
Wi7ksse.1- was fessn8 ivi1r 81 ee~ nses a,
tnss Place vess sr3ay. he- -csv erwsf-rssi
fa 3 nzazs o. fans II So t-o-srN- ,1.,
era urama1 attswrse5 s4-ta 81 1900
~ domestic t~cue3es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
New Form Of Contempt.

spec!al DisDatch % the os--TnssEilEe-cer
VICTORIA 3 c. Nov The full
Cou~t today decided that s. "a contempt tn
British Columbia FOR a newspaper % pub
Nsa the defense n a ctvl suit before
Judgment is given
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
LEARNED WILL GET THE OFFICE.
Appointment Recomme IA led for Post
master at Port Townsend.

Special Dispatch TO the Oss-Tatsftlgsnce-
WASHINGTON. Nov I-Postmaster G.
G. Mcnamara. q Port Townsend hss
forwarded his resignation 20 The post
master general The appotutuen OF A
Francis Learned viii De announced IN a
few DAYS
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nnLer Cir Rank nfrianna

WASHINGTON. Nov. The corptrol-
Ter = th@ currency has declared a div
cen6 az 5 ger cert IL favor q ERE credit
ors % tire iHs9svsat Baker C!Ty National
hank. q Baker CEsv. Or.
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apET AIDE. South AsSs-aita- Nev. H.
z-s~ cricket match e@Cween az Australia
eleven ara tse EnElsA eseyen ie1 D.
cara Scotland. whtch bessD en- IeEFs
cav last aere. vas ended toeay IN 81
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-02
SHIPPING or TACOMA.
4 Report showing the Bustness
Transacted DurfnE the Wear.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-TnteJliEenrer
TACOMA Nov f-Au sdea Of IRE iH7-
snense amount 81 business transacted a.
thls port 3ur5ns the past ten months s
giver n tha following report - Harbor-
master Hoif5n which was Hied today win
Secretary Col;ver of the Chamber CO
Commerce. for October ard The preceding
nl.e scnthSs
Tsupcrts- Value.
Cargoes e Northern Pacific
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A .eaxh wa&cs ae~sssa 1s~ sF.e~ sav
.--8 net - Hexaes.s3 arr t--~r- Il.
r1es-s sc-ate3rE zcre .es- & rners fs~as
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he..sr Tsks Avs CHs-rr Pe-sa~aE y
IS 7-e7zr. q. a-s a15 SIRE -c -e~e
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TO oFEx II SEATTLE
Tacoma Brsinrss Nen 20 Come " here
nn.Enrs. l. n~saE Dom.

Srr-laI @sse1t-s - ses PoSt-Intes ger seq
TACOMA Nov- f-Ths ssp-Pzss-v e.
Ssattis ever znE tcan tn tae N7zsa wasr a.
e commercial center = ITCH crt~ atrrae-trx
rae 6seerss1r ~ rne~csanss fro-a csz-s
y8Ues. hgt q E-sreEsrts &ot-w e@~ So
-Ne Sezr4 A waesi~srsEn c5rsze1 - t~ts
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Self Confidence, a Clear and Happy
Nizd. a Nagnefic persou-
Atty, Strong Mind
aEd Body.

~ -pzrsEs for re Fast. ana 70 wssk.
ress % make ToG seeg zs = Re 4 ha~s-
Coed aealth q every Tespses a vosrs 4
voo keep ~ Vo1r nerve farca = yoz a.
lacE-ag - tbs esetnert yau ear rsQaee 4
~ zsiaz 80 fa-so.ss Afe rs1swer. Dr.. san.
G@nss Esertrse Belt
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BIG LAND BUSINESS
NORTHERN PACIFIC SALES LARGER
THAN ~ BOON TINES
Maggie Barlow Discharges - Pay
anap fndfan. Threatsn 90 Lynch
Groxuns - Sweeney Dies From
wound.-areaf Cargo 81 Wheat

Special DasrAEeA - ire Poss-En-e1llxs--s-
TACOMA %ov J. - Taorsas Cpupe-
Western ard agen- - -hs Norra@-z Pa
cs6c hzs Etrsz Oh Statement q zns
hzsazesz Soue f. rs aspsrrusrt E0- 1rA
rnonEA fssl En1a1. whEeh Shows teyon1 3
aoubz ira tse r. SrVweEGz- - nzssnNzs
soea not cEsy persasn 70 TIRE Sound Sec
tloas baE So t-e stale r. genera. Tae
statsTzezf & comparative ere. ard
sacEz zhe f-erszs~ sor October q iris
yezT oser f6az - Ire sane mo-rh Ease
ys8r. for ire sxatez r III. Coope-s els-
frtcs. Wash nEt81. F1sho ard Oregon 4
Is as soEows
October October
tS< gs5-
Ngube- acres sald..-- 115T rs
Number . 1LgrgaAs@rs -
NJ Cgoser also furnishes the following
statement Of the amount % business 81 rs
Gstrfet for the nasz eight years. xh3eh
SHOWS mere egzelassvsly than anything
else ne return o. prosperity:
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