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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07
Steamers Cant Get Up the Yukon
F01IhwraS NaxfSmfcr> Perish.

ST MICHAEL, sept. 1s.-The general
fn8rTess4cu ss that the beats thaz .eaFs
here frrzn thss time oU wl8 not ee able .
ggt over ( sss uslss up Fhe Yukon rlVsr
refors 1hey win be froxen SIS. All in1e-
peEdent steamers Viii be compelled So
carry roaI a. the natives have tat un all
TIE 5rsftwoea along he rrer bark f3r
over 3aa H3ies. ans have so3d lt 80 taa
steamers owaea ~ ne two osg rorg-
FGuieS
The new snts on Nlno2k and Hunter
creeks continue 60 >ausa excitement, ana
there are nov aboat as7 miners On tae
ground
II -. Michael sugar IS 3 cents per
rogua. shot shells are . cents each aa-
con. = cents a pound. a,4lket trousers.
- chocolate arops 8 for = eats. scent
cAIlco, Is cents s. xard. cotton bandanas.
s. each. four. s. cwt.; candles s. cents
pound Is sn1#N box of saEaines sa cents
Six men have urohabiy lost their lives
near here as the rvssif of faoihariy at
tempg 90 sail Up the g. 80 mites 81 river.
a hIch IN some pisces runs AZ the rate
of eigat mites an hoWr. The men, tNo y
wh0m are named AaeVcranahie snd Tate.
were last seen drifting omt 81 the fnossta
81 he Ggkon ga distress
Three men Ia a ssIinoat started - tas
river fFom here last week bgt hAve pct
been seen since. Their aar1ss are Mat
gheWs. Roherts and schultz
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fee was thronged with those eager 10 oh
tain building lots. ard Rampant C}ty's
boom was launched TIE fever of specu-
iation vas in the blood OF AL. Owners %
claims staked on Munook or Hunters
creeks we're eagerly solicited 70 sell their
rights
The old prospectors tell the story Of
their camp. The gold. they say, VAS dis
covered BY the Indians. who tod OF II 10
old man Muncok. 0Id Mar Munook took
sSo9 out OF a prospect hole eighr feet
square and fifteen feet deep Thst Is ali
the prospecting that has been done. ex-
cept that few pans have been taken out
that run from LII cents 70 F& each.
Fifty claims have been taken up or Little
Muno0k each leoe feet n length and from
SO to so feet in ~.dth. according 10 the
width Of the valley.
on Hunter creek a claim Is limited 20
so feet. All claims fron Que 70 f0rty-fve
on that creek have been taken up. as welI
as Nos. 5s. 50. o and g. Thts creek vii ar
ford aa claims al told There have been
daily arrivals from ;he up-riyer ports.
It IS the opiaion Of an old psospectors
that. while th.s Is nothing Ike the Rlon-
dixie. IL is 2 good aeld-fro 70 three ounces
a day. certainly. perhaps more. There is
coarse gold ard heavy SIS to SO % fae
ounce. They ara wfutev dlgglnes. ~
course, and there Is nothing 10 do oow
hut stake a claim. bulls a cabin. pack
g1ub and gat ready for the winters worS-
Next spring wi1 tell the tale
Thus they feed the aama wlth just
eroush of caution and reserve 10 provoke
the suspicion that half has not beer told.
The great wonder of tais gotd rossee. is
tna conndeace it begefs arnong mankind
Among the passengers Oh The Hamnton
are number of Investors. rnen % capital
A. Rampant several proepecgees who rad
n.ea UPON claims took paFsags Ger up-
river points. They were Immediately be-
s.sved with offers. and aalf Interests were
bought 81 aH the way from $50 % t5oe
The sellers possessed nothing % evidence
the,r claims e ownersa3p. nelther deed
receipt uor certificate. yet haysra were za
eager % purchase thas the eradcst pos
s.his form ~ conveyance was acoepfsa
Gaa8ok promises 10 aiTe rice 80 another
saeh boom as Csrcse Cgfy ana r)a&sou en-
Soved. According 20 tne best sstlratts.
or.amabfe. t VIII have fram 20 @ ao
praspectors thia winter.
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~IsTAINs THE OLD BOARD.
California Supreme Court Practically
Refnstate. the Ousted supervisors.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 6-Lafe this
afternoon the supreme court rendered is
decision in the tax levy case. This lFi-
VOWED the question as 20 which of the
levtes. that adopted By the members OF
the onsted board of supervisors or that
adopted rs the new board. Jointly ap-
pointed by G0x Budd ard Mayor Rhelsr.
should he accepted BY the auditor. The
decision orders that the write II Faandais
applied for BY Supervisor Morton 20 com.
pei the auditor 10 recognize that adopted
by the ousted heard BE- granted.
This decision Is generally accepted Al
tantarnount 70 the reinstatement of thu
old board. pending its appeal from she de-
eislon % Judge Wallace oistlng It's men-
bers from Office.
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RAN INTO THE FLAMES.
Five Persons Perish in Canadian Fer
est Fires and Three Villages
Are Almost Destroyed.

OTTAWA Ont. Oct s--FIve bodies
have been recovered near South Indian q ;
. result OF forest ares. They are those Of
Mrs Lsevelie. Mrs. stiles. her sister. and
Mrs I1svsile's two children. one an IN
Sant and the other 2 years old. The
women rushed from thesr house 70 escape
TO the clearing. but the smoke surrounding
tnem. they lost their way AMI ran into the
flames Had they remaI2sd "a their dwell
ing house in South Indian they would
have bene perfectly safe, as Il was not
touched By the fire.
TH0 or three houses are all that Is left
OF South Indian SIX houses and a hotel
are all that Eemaln OF Casseiirnan. The
village OF Cheney = obAterated- Sky OF
tne most destitute were brought TO this
clty this afternoon an3 the others are be-
fnE provided for at farzuhouses elsewhere.
Mrs Lacrolx a widow, was found dead
about twenry miles from where South In
dan once stood. burned 70 death. \ spe-
cal train vas sent "a Ottawa tonight
Nth seven of the sufferers.
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ENGLAND WILL NOT JOIN.
she Refuses TO Join in Seal Confer
ence With Russia and Japan
Two Conferences Possible.

LONDON Oct. s-The offcials - tEe
British foreign office have communicate
q t'rstea s. stes AH-eassa der *ftav tae JNti
decision of TIRE government that Great
Britain zsvst refuse - rzke part p any
scaling conference win rerreser rattves of
Rn4-la ana Tauan The ErEttsa govern
neat however. sszerts frs w-tll.n- -uess t0
confer wtta The I-nl-e5 states aloue hgt
frs.s.~ that Rass1a ard Japan are nor .7-
rerestc5 tn the BernE sea ssals - de-
gree emitting thaEu te rerTeseH 's'too ~
ths conference
T~e BrielSa government does n0f saS-
se4e env &sts E7- eo~tersss Eh t5~
Taisea states. and 81 S. thcurat pr0aAtie
IN Toraar that Great Brtsiu's wn-
sraa-a} VII rss5.1 i8 tEo meetings Gre
nsfv-eeu tbe gntss S.aies. Rass42 aa1
sa0a-. ana fna other a.rWesa rns nl1ea
Seates. Grs1s Britain ANA C41a1a-
Due 80 Canadz's ktek-
= .-rn-. =. roo s-~c-zty reiterated that
+A- .s~aw-aE cF Great britain fren t1a
yyssa re-n conference Is 1Ge re Dacaaa
s=srs-ase-s ara -hat GrtG tAs Ga1a1 IN
esFrsals t-ss-rwe9 tne fo-ee1 otre h~r7
81 Ca~as4's aeterg 20 ~eessmT h@sa
s~F gs-~ rrst II saar oT ee.1r 1afEotFt
gsreet B-galn fssfv -ats.l1& s5 7ztfE 80
r11s-rsree w.rh are cf
rszs ger Gel HAYS f1e
fret arr-r.e-@-uer- - tsreAt tr -
W.. --ess a. -ske -s-E -1 ts1e e1tererce
wals E4Es ne1 #raf @ gaze
S-r-rz a-zasssa55- 81 f.s-sv p1 ot
80 r-as-af -aarsrser of t7z9s- Erf
eez-xe az --sn6 az go Ea-@ aaT th4 Ie
fereseu aft~sa5z Ed 70 reoE tA-
sr=sf.er. as eave b~1 en4H-
s-~-- ----s,a<sF1afV IS s@eaTe Esaw5f.a zc1zl-
aeean-e S.r Iu.an pE EaeeesEs she 6rf-
So auusa ssadcF % Ire InEe2 states A.ss
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YELLOW FEVER INCREASING.
Yesterday Broke the Record I'm New
Orleans With Forty New Gases.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct s,-Even as ear
ly as o'clock this evening the day mad
proved a record bres ker. both as 10 The
nunber Of cases and as 10 the number OF
deaths reported.
The increase q cases Was not unexpect-
ed. The weather had been warm during
the afternoon and especially the large ter
rltory the board Of health has 70 cover
makes perfect scrutiny impossible, and
germs are being distributed. which. L the
totAlity OF cases was fewer, would easily
be restrained.
While the number OF cases under treat
ment today Is n the neighborhOod OF 20,
there are many houses which have not yet
been 5.sigfected. bat in which the pa
tents have been declared well Less re-
stratnt than usual Is imposed on the IN
mates Of such premises, and the result
has been that the number OF foci has been
increased. But the total death rate L
stIil small in comparison 20 the number
OF eases At o'clock forty Hsw cases aad
FIVE deaths had been reported
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Special D.suaseh 20 the -tntellsgsncer.
PORT ANGELES. Oct s-raf schooner
e ] Hrvant east a8rift hg shs tug Holy
exc a Rering sea - reported in tss
mtrmtts
p0pT row wSsEND. Oct s-Deas calm
rrsvaHs. II The Bryant passed the csps
A. ESQ this afternoon she VII not reaen
r4ru unt5l tomorrow morning. unless pick
ef 90 hg 3 ftfg
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WHEAT BROKERS SIZED.
Judgment Against Dow ming. Hopkins
A Co for unury Loaf.

PORTLAND. or. oct. s~Tn the suit Of
r l. Hammer against powu8Bg. Hopkins
n CO. Chicago Board % Trade brokers.
with branches fn Seattle aHd Sp0-
kane. q fury tonight awarded the plaintiff
Judgment FOR 8 Sl7.s -. the fIii amount sued
for. Hammer was assignee for humber
~ persons Whg bad placed orders with
Downing Hopkins & 80. for wheat "a
- bought on THE Chicago BaArd 81
Trade lie claimed that tire brokers did
not place the orders IN Chicago. bat ear
rl@F them here on their own account lie
therefore arought sult 70 recover TIE
money lost.
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SAN FRANCISCO. oct s--A leitsr
from a correspondent Nho = going ~ me
yukon river on the steamer Hamilton
says.
II was an exciting stay we had a. Ram
part CITY. the gateway 70 The new Fl Do
rado. Mnnook creek. ard little wonder
that all the crew who could deserted.
When we left. the townsits recorders Of
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Social Dispatch - the -fntelllGenc@-.
Crrv WASH. oct. s-Tla weight ~ fne
n asa0 bushels of wheat which n contained
proved toc rnueh for shs Foundations q tas
Pacific Coast Elevator Cnmpauyts e8sva-
sor hefs fasiax Thev gave way completes
H. ureektux ghe building Fortunately,
the employee e~ea Fsea wifhoat acrfofa fn-
htrv. THE loss ptli - abonr $40 ~ dam
age 10 the wheat and s.. 60 on the hui.a-
ing
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Platform at Railroad station Fell
With a Large Crowd.

KANSAS CITY. oct 6.-Thirty people
were injured tonight. several q them Sc
riously. BY the falling Of a platform at
the Fifteenth street station of the Ince-
pendeace electric railway. The station
was crowded with suburban residents who
were returning home from the carnival
festivities. and probably sfry people fell
a distance of eighteen feet.
The most seriously injured are:
Mrs T.. ". Baldwin, Independence. No.
age & spine injured may de.
Mrs r NJ Venoete. Independence,
shoulder dfsi0cated.
sslie Rice. aged years. Independence,
arm broken
Mrs J. r. Walker. Independence. leg
broken
Ms. Lii Scott. Kansas City. Jaw broken
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CHICAGO Orr. F.~T1an tnsan Pse5ac las
.as1 ne.see - connecting Ilnaa t7ai 80
szstser. s1 ssuata wIsh gre lTs95e s1ort
Tre A4va aot aes1 sstt.ee a.fa219a eegs-
stsr.--se ra tAat ana laav csose8 The Lni17
81 ~~fasea te consider any arapes.ten
~ eHau fHe sa9rs Eaae sa9 zraste@ pro-
aa--aa as races .hsH ls alioNea - otner
gsfu.s Farr HnE
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The Russian DELEGATES.

Hon. John " Foster makes public the
names Of the following delegates wao are
70 represent the Russian government AZ the
conference: Councillor Narteas. q he MIN
tsgry OF foreign affairs and professor OF
International law IN thA University cf s..
Petersburg; Court Councillor P Botkins,
az the Russian diplomatic service. formerly
attached TO the legation q thar Country az
washington. and Councillor % State Gre
h!tzky. governor OF the Commander seal
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SPECIAL psspatch n fhs Post-fnteli'Erncer.
TACOMA. o-es f--charles Sp.uring. ths
ureIl-krewr Feung man about fo@n Eno
wss recently convicted - fargang csrtiH-
rs-aa far wltnesE fees ira tl1e county
sr.Efars 8fiee was sentenced - Judge
Raau osay % one year in the county isl-
Tha sentence e. lteht f7r sHrh efiFn@.
ssE ~nzrr-nE-s snoarcar.AftCa Aa enc eo1a-
fv t,8 aEH 10. deprive d "a - his elfaEen-
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AFRAID OF THEIR
Own DYNAMITE.
Train Robbers Flee From
all Ab0rtiye Blast.
PET PLACE FOR HOLO-UPS
Passenger Train stopped. Almost in
Kansas City Suburbs.
PET PLACE FOR HOLD-UPS

For the Third Time in n Year Evans
ton s~ the scene of rhe Robbery
The Conductor Robbed, Engineer
Brought to Submission by Bullets.
Applied to the Express Safe-ft
Fails TO Explode, snd They Go
OF in Fear of Their own Work
Detectives BADLY Frightened.
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To prease thr Yukon for cold.

KANkAkEE. IN OCT s-walter VIII
lis. a wen known contractor q this City.
Will organize steck company with
capital ef S}e0es 90 freage ae yukon and
tributary streams for sold Mr. Willis
has two elevator &vedEes Working 4 river
IN Montana for gold with great success.
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HAVOC WROUGHT
BY FIRE F|END.
Seven Girls Perish in a
Burning School.
STOCK YARDS IN DANGER
Horse Market al Chicago Destroyed,
With Many Residences.

State Industrial school ss Pisnktn-
ten, :. ID. Proves a Deadly Fire
trnp-Dexfer Park Pavilion Starts
Bad C0nna=rntfen at Chicago
Pnpte-strf~ksn Horses Rescued
With Great Difficulty ard One
Forest Fires Wipe Out Three Ca
madam Villages With Los. of Life.
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shining cola rrem London.

Io~DON. oeT. s-The sum . So - n
gold casn oe the United States vas wt1-
drawn to-day froTu the Bank % England
for shipment 70 The Tuirea States.
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officials here believe that the conference
viii b. held beginning in the latter part
Of the present month. and that Great
Britain VII be represented as she mas
ar~azS 70 ha
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WASHINGTON 0cf- Enquiry az tie
STATE department confirms the azneuuee-
uenf from tas British foreign ar3ce IN
London taat t1e BTgs1sa government has
refused 60 ysEe any part n a co1ferszea
u which Russia and Japan participated
Beyond tzEs information. The ots1cfals =
the department decline 80 discuss me
question as % fEriEsr progress on ire
sub5sc-. Joau " Fcsser. ex-sscretary %
STATE. who is IN charge - th@ matter for
ire United states. declined 20 discuss az
present tas statement hat there would
Re lwo conferences. oas between TIE
United STATES ard Crest Britain snd the
oeher between the United States. Russia
ard yauar
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TIE exPe-ts vic have ee@n investigating
tae sale = seal SKINS e LsaEdoa ln craer
% oStai1 evidence fer sha Use e -
Cns-e1 States AZ ths conference. nsve
2Tcof that s. per cert. as tAs skils sold
by Canadian SeAleFs are female seas, 4Ed
HAT Esost - the animals were shot-
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e r. 81 - sss g - esa - ~ s & Is Is -
THAT KLONDIkE EDITION.

On Wednesday the Klondike edition Of the Post
Inegencer will be ready II will contain everything which
is known about the gold fields. and about the Yukon
generally Il VII contain precisely the information which
everv one wants have whether he intends himself
into the gold regions is simply interested in following
the fortunes OF others
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Japan Names Delegates.

II answer 70 he state departments In
vstatiaa 70 send delegates 20 the Ber1ng
sea conference, the japanese government
has notified the department that it hss
named Mr.. Shiro F'atiga. acting chief e
the bureau q marine products n The de-
partuaent OF agriculture and commerce.
and Prof. kahlechi Mffsu-Kuri of the
department Of science Ia the imperial uni
verslty. They are expected 70 arrive n
San Francisco f4ntsF42~
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Ea-couxrr-su.aa eesnz 80 th~ ruken.

rsr~r,r-Tff Ms~z o~ s-Mat 81
p-tafmts er-e57 gresham frcrg A1Hes9ts
sa.4vaa nsxs week f1r Alaska = wEeTe h#
wts e~ems f1- a8nfs9 cn tha caaat usea~
.ras~sEra sazarsoa ard 30 90 fh@ Faxaw
e~ COPPER RIVER - tEs spring. he s cea-
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CHICAGO. Oct. "A special 10 the
Tribune from Washington. z. G. says:
The sudden reluctance Of the British gov
eTnuent % carry into effect The virtual
promise of LsrG Salisbury To enter into
the seal fisheries conference i IS said ~
officials who are familiar with tire situa-
ton. followed swift upon the return 20
Canada CT the experts Messrs darcy
Thompson and McCoan from their In
yestfgation q the condition ard prospects
OF the seal herd. Il Is said that the indis-
putah}e facts waich confronted them On
the seal islands we're so ogerR helrning2y
contradictory Of their theories and asser-
tioEs regarding the herd that i became
necessary Ia the language OF contests CT
another class. 20 spar fer wind hence
the latest Developments knowing this.
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DEATHS


G~n. Nilism ThouP~en. - Tscarna.
TACOMA c-. E-fTe- s-, reo-~r-
>-- -.4r t f& e-s >4 vars Ca-
ceased =1 tasaEE r- sI aar
AT esa 9F1 gre rs-1
OK F-esr 81 sae SeTs-.- e4Ea.-v BE
'aeE 20 $3.50 trzvss-
r.1 r-Esfe- Ee-e~s- -a~ -rE-l- a~erv.
Hay,eu clark Capitalist
~kr2t2 t2FENr0 CAL ce s-fEeasT
rsrE s< eartss 13 s -ora-
Is -Ee1 sears
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used his inference IN q spirit q frsenSsitr>ss
g tie Calssd stassz . AZ e1ors 70 secure
TIE adherence z fsrsa; Britatn e fhs
original programme.
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kAlASKA GpUBSTAKE AND TRADING CO.


s~
II
Iss
n ppoy q Joining company orsanized straight business
Of prospeoiors outhted and gruhaked wholesale
ssfy For Information address
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fron the stares.
Gugg~nhefrn Smelling Works

SEW YORK. Cc. s.-The Gaggenhsl-n
srnelt1ng works a. Perm Amooy. y. J.,
were destroyed D. are. and the loss = tsti-
mated az a quarter q million dollars.
TIE flames seot up from 80 smelling
room and the hundred woTkmEn fed f5r
their lsres The fire gained SGCa raplt head
Way tAat before the .renen we're on the
scene The buildings were enEeloped n
flames. The smelling woTks were the lzrg
est OF the Kind II the country.
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THE rcE WILL sror THEM.

vl-ce8 that another san Francisco VII
he speedily eaDs on the Alaskan coast
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s.revas ar# sereral otner buildings were
ss.xhSlv es.as xess- A. p TIE HFe Aaa aesz
eaaansd r-z1ytcally - gns abovs 1usldiazs.
r. Losses aAve net get been aqproxi-
r-xte1 bat r. Is 6@Z1swsd that they vii
rezzz * the vanity cs So. 06s
A b.ock CT ts-srnsz. heusss ~ ths foot
os Hastings street caught TIRE from sparks
from ire orerz house IRE ard were de-
stxowed
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He,., Burn.a In Montana.

MILES CETT. Mo1E-. Cc- s--Ths Ma
queen not.l burned last night Less.
g. 30: snsaranes E-.s70- Mary guests
lad narrow eSrareE.
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WITTENS MILLS

Col. WIN. l., Graham has been
confined to his home with grippe.
A couple of marriages in the
neighborhood. In one case the
grooms age II years aud the brides
AZ years.
Mr. + X. Crockett is out again
looking after his sheep. King does
not like the la grippe.
MIR S, A. Witten. our miller has
been sick with la grippe. Alex says
tue MILLS OF the &c DIS may grind
slowly, hut grippe wont fool you.
Flowing seems to be the go in
our seetiUn.
Miss Nannie Kate Vermillio il
visiting Mt her auuts, Mrs l.. X
"a ocket
Mr. L. NJ. Greear seems to be TAX
ing with the young ladies'.
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The Governorship.

We do not hesitate to say that we
think Hon. j. Tayl or Ellyson or Ma
jor j Hoge Tyler should DO nomi
mated. as they have claims on the
party which no others have; and
W ich of tie two shall be the man
depends altogether on conditions
We are inclined TO think that, com
ing from the Ninth District, Major
Tyler would he the strongest man to
nominatei but it mag be that South
west Virginia will not so harmonic
ITS factions as to make his nomina
II n practical aud ezpelient, in Which
event we are for Mr Ellyson against
the frld We feel confident that il
either II these men receive the nom
ination, he will please the people and
insure victory for our tIcket.-Keys
sille Times
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-02-19
An atlanta Enterprise of Great
Merit.

1t affords us pleasure 70 call special
atteptioo to the advertisement of The
Lolhers' Friend, - appearing ia this
issue.
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