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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

tson. physics sz6 universal peace Thus
Z VII Dc seen that ne greatest amount
tGst car GENE . Mr.. Love shoul5 hs %
successful = 80 49, TIE prize fa- psac@
= % oe awarded by ; committee - fsvs
usasz osrs = The storta1ag. Or parliament
@. &1rwzv
ThAr= Is 70 Prize ready for award %s.
AID tESTe nay never - aav- TIE ral1-
rsvss - NJ. %ohsI have manifested a trait
q 2varics whsrn seerzs to caar2cCer.ze
t1e relatives q 81 rich men when shsy
see G,ssaass s1iesgrg fran ire hereditary
Golfers
Il may b IN questionable taste. bur Z
IS certainly vs-y human in re $onel fam
lily 20 believe that IRE capital ard intsr-
est q that s. - aea vii a. a great deal
more coed & Z Re comfortably bestowed
Y The pockets - their iesrs than Z Z b
Gsvcte1 % reward people wEo manifested
cultivated lea1tnEs towards chemistry
literature. iuEenrsoaS pn. sizes ard uz5-
Vsrsal 7eac=- Thosa relatives ard tke VIII
sra no~ engaged ia a aE1t - ths Gn2sA
II re Norwegian lsw courts and a. re
latest advises Il wsS 3 toss Up when ire
relatives wo4.1 be Knocked 0ue O. t5s
E.E would get n me solar psexus-
Meanwhile. the members q the Cus-
Fersal Peac@ Cnion have NOT waited for
The decision q TIRE referee. They have
taken time BY the forel0ck- ard have al
ready entered their esteemed president
n the thus far dubious ssaee racs.
Charles p Hastings Of this city, sscTe-
rary u the union. says:
The society hss already sent 9n 20 Nor-
way documents supporting MI Loves
claim 20 the prize for universal peace.
This document Is signed by many proEai-
1ent men. and gees over the lahors %
&r. Loves l.fs- X tells what he has Gcne
for the promotion q peace ara snumsr-
ares rEe sacrifices he hSS made Nc;
rserhaps * doesn't bear directly upon tire
terms y IRE Nobel aequssg which makes
the prize contingent upon what has been
done during the year. But We have given
the judges IN Norway an account OF al
that NJ. Love has done n che cause e
universal peecs. ard in connection with
the society since il was started thirty
one years age Within a short time an
ether document supporting Mr.. Loves
claims VIII be sent 70 Norway and that
one VIII be signed by President McKiE-
ley"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
STARTLING Allegations In Behalf of
Accused Sausage Maker

CHICAGO, Sept. 22-The first witness
for the defense 81 the Isle.rert trial w.
called today. and there vviH be three
weeks OF evidence tending 70 prove his IN
nocence before the attorneys commenee
their final arguments
Attorney Vincent made The o,a~frg
statement for Lae.gert. and acoarai,r -
hin. the defense win be SIMPLE. Il WI
consist chiefly OF general denial os al
t1s expert evidence submitted BIZ the
state. proof that the caustle potash used
= the vat was purchased By Luesger. for
the purpose Of making soap. ard evidence
tending % snow THAI Mrs. Lue,sert =
alive and in all prooa hlilty IN Ger
many Concerning rGe rings found In the
VA Attorney Vincent said they we're Tor
those OF Mrs. LuetEert and he would
prove that she had never seen them. much
less worn thfzE. He said he mould bring
witnesses 20 show that many % the bones
identified BY the experts for the prosecu-
tJ8u a. human bones are IN reality those
Of the lower animals.
He viii also show he said that Mrs
Luetgert has been seen alive ard we'll
save for her mental troubles since NAY J.
The night or which & is claimed that she
was murdered. He also asserted that
LuetgeTt viii go on The stand III his own
defense
Judge Vincent said that a man named
Robert Davey was The original medium
through which all Lue. Eer1's rToEala arose
and whose actions caused Luetgert 70 be
charged with murder. 4 Hrtie over a year
ago satan. IL che shape % medium
well dressed ard educated Eu~5!shT1an
rarned Robert Davey came 10 Luetgert
vlsh forged letters - Introduction repre-
zsr;.nE himself a. man ~ great means.
We tald Luecgert Bee reD-aze mel an En-
EHsA syndicate. ard that q company 50 se
: "a ~ -f q
Company woald be organized wita cap
l.si sock ~ ha}f q rasii5n aHd Lu-tgeri
would ~ ziysr Sel9 cd capital and 80 s..3
ssork Mr. Lue-gert was delighted over
visions OF wealth Dlvey Induced Lfiet-
c-rs - close gre factory ana called upon
I.ue-Eert 60 advance mccey for expenses.
ea-rtnr from him an31. SIS aa tsllinE him
IRE souAs were in the custody ~ rhe Con-
r.~ensal Bond Company. az New or
I.ue-zsrf wenf to >eH ork for The bonds
ard feu0d p. h8F been sai9A,@d
a warm ieesl night ar1e ir tle course
az the opening statement Of Attorney
Vincent Outlining the defense. he said
tast he would prove rh1t Ms Lue'E@ft.
nervous and discouraged ey the business
reversas ~ beg hush19d haa toit several
" the 0e5ehtors chat -he intended 70 ran
away from home TAe state protested
v.h mach -arrest-e-S against the adj
mission u su-a evidence a85 ta- court,
tss ui-z 30 c-e zr@ur1alt1 1t RE law
V-~s ssl1 tnl1 he tia cee ralHN tE4t be
ceat8 0a-a-.t sarh emo1y 10 80 H..
Tie defense fe.t .A3s a45F as N.@-ert
s1 rre hea- 70 t.s statement sai' 20
wlthoar such evidence rs De- had just al
f.f-a 20 hss client usEc* aa hung Yin
ais Judge Tu.htu said .raf Pc w1u' q
reruit RE introduction - evidence re-
t-tsur % cerv=-sa- E-s Lue.Eer.
hsf week prior 70 esr c5sa rpe8 rance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
ru POINTER CONES SECOND.
- psfcAen Takes the Lead I'm The
Races at Milwaukee.

| UwAUKEE. Sept 2.--Joe Patchen
~ ssssa.ef Star Pointer two on. Of
~ xzz a; the fair grounds today.
Re.~ ron fhe first heat In 2.0ga.. break
| = ss gate record The big bay acted
~ n TIE second ard third heats, and
ssAsz 90, TIE s3.1do purse.
n:cssn gos the pole in the first heat.
- rsrs several false starts. They had
i r. 81 tew yards when Patchen broke.
4 "a 70, get down 20 business again
& he reached the three eighths pole.
- rach he gained or Pointer. but the
asg PASSED under the wire a winner by
n ssd hail lengths. Tine BY quar-
sn "a. i;fsA. 1851. 2o2z..
O. second heat Star Pointer had the
IL Iass az tie quarter vas reached he
zrs . hFeak. and made a very poor
fvzg ire rest OF the distance. Patchen
sg bin a. the finish By several
res sils ease Tine. 2.fliz
IT beat ssar Pointer AGAIN on the
- wagsd 70 BE- an easy Thing for
k~sr .ss starter had barely said the
Ts 10 ~hen Pointer commenced 10
80 - the heat was Won BY Patchen
tssaEt 4ay sxerti0n in a.9Tt~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The old Bakus elevator az Ioieio, y.
burned Tuesday evening, Win Joss OF
s10.ooa
Hon Don NJ Dickinson opened his az
gament a. Halifax yesterday IN the seal
ing case.
The national conference Ok the Tulta-
rfsn ana 'Etr5~ed CHURCHES opened a. sara
toza y Y Yesterday
Or. william Everett OF Quincy, has
agreed 10 he the gold Democrat candidate
y,-.-.--s 70, =. ,7sfr have ty- a a fs-f3s
49,, - .,e,rs4rs,r+es a r.alate r0sa and
,5r-Ar itr1 for a HtrIe s-year-0ia Cir
Tom Cooper won fae cns-Int4e oieye.e
face for e 80 az Afpany. y. Z. D. Two y
three Sea1z against E19te Eatd and A.
thur Gardner.
Martin FlaHerty. q icweu. Eot the DE-
elsion on points over George S1adons. u
New Orleans. 20 twenty rounds AZ A~95seoas
A poor woman named StandaUTy. IA
ta ssE ~ l=ft aer ~ ner uacle. Charles
Thompson, sate - View 19fk
Joan Mclean. DeEacrsEac candidate
far United states senator l1 GhtC ~ III
give his personal attention 20 ras cam
palzu ~ she NoTsrber election.
President NcEfn'ay has commatea thA
daath sentence impose5 agoa Z. Ado ng-
roa "a IS escer1 Texas Al1zae BOA was 20
have been hanged tognorr1N for murder,
We f-~ses~ - Au4rrasE7 ara Ia
c-re lls.~as az Fga[tsr9are nad 3 afsee7
vou~s naat ar \ fhans- Pc Taesday Hlas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
THE CosT or wARSHIPs.
Enormous sums Expended for yeS-
seIs of Naval Defense.


Growth IN dimensions. speeds, protec-
ton and armament has necessarily been
accomplished BY Increase IN cost. In 1851
the Sovereign or the Seas cost fl 90. half
OF which was for labor This was quite
an exceptional outlay. and. no doubt.
other than legitimate expenses were
charged against that vessel A. the be-
ginning OF this century a ias-E gun hne-of-
battle ship cost from ES5.a0Q 20 E1S,0da,
exclusive % armament. The l2i-gun san
ing three-decker OF 1887 cost nearly eI10.-
90. and the screw three-decker OF 1867,
about $40 90.
The use % armor added greatly 70 the
cost. and the Warrior, Of 1888, figured I'D
nearly ESQ go. The Drcadnaught. OF ls7s.
cost s620. 90. and the In4lexible, which
followed her. cost sS10oea. These large
amounts were partly due 20 the introduce
ton o. costly Eschanisms required for
mounting and working the heavy guns.
and partly TO large increase in the outlay
on arrnor.
Then came the reaction In favor Of less
costly ships. and vessels We're produced
for $4,000 70 g650 90. between 1875 and
ISS5 The inevitable tendency reasserted
itself in 1885. the Nile and Trafalgar each
costing about sS5oeoo The Royal Sow
ereign class OF iSsg cost about E775. 600.
and the Majestic about ES406oo All these
figures are for SHIPS built IN the royal
d0ckyarsis and exclude incidental charges
clude gun mountings, with their costly
mechanisms and torpedo gear.
Cruisers have similarly increased IN
cost. The Blake cost about ss49e01. or
about twice as much as the unarrnored
Tuconstant. laid down in iSss The Pow
erful viii cost about 4sS0 coo. She carries
a considerable weight OF expensive ar
NOR, and gun noun tfngs costing over $50
co.
other navies spend even more on their
units u naval force A French lrst-class
battIesbip costs about 900. and 70
do the corresponding ships N the Russian
and italian fleets The American battle
ship Indiana cost over esdo 90 exclusive
Of armor. and that involved an expenGi-
ture 81 nearly $40 Coz For the German
battleships now building, OF about 400
tons. the estimated cost IS about 500 90.
II viii be seen. therefore that British
battleships are. IN proportion 20 their al
measlons. less costly than battleshlps OF
other navies. and actually less costly than
n So Foreign battles ips q about the same
date.
The same thing may BE said OF cruisers
The French Jeanne d Arc IL estimated %
cost abou. $50 90; a German 1rst-class
cruiser about ESQ 90. and the American
New York cost exclusive Of srrnor. etc.
about f5oooo. The actual costs q the
great Russian cruisers are not known. but
must reach high figures.
As compared with the casts OF the largest
passenger steamers. the foregoing figures,
no doubt viii appear very large But 4
deductions are made for the expenses IN
CURED on aTmor. gun-mognttngs and
snechaulsrns, torpedo gear ard special 1T
ttngs representing together. say, fSo.9a
70 f4a 90 In a hrst-class haftisship the
comparison Is made fsire-. and the var
ship approxEnatss IN cost very closely 70
TIE largest passenger steamers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
TruIy Famous

During a geography lesson which was
giving 70 a third standard class We came
70 stratferf3-on-Avon.
As the boys were usually anxious 70 give
any information they might possess about
the places mentioned. / asked whether they
knew anything about Stratfard- on Avon.
Only enc hand weat up. and after watt
ing valnty fer more T. never doubling but
that he was about 20 speak q the iFnuoT-
tn bard. said
New. Johnnie. yol may toll uz about
the most famous Engllshman who ever
lived
Imagine my horror when Johnnie's clear
voice replied:
~PIease'm. my uncle John once went
there 10 fiy a pigeon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
n OFF A FRACTION.
- AID ROBERT }. LOWER
.,..g TEAM RECORD.
che Mile Time to 2so9-
Defeats star Pointer
chicago, Grayesena and
! o.ass.fi : League Ban flames

.,~fpEra. Sept. The famous
Geatry ard Robert J..
SO s-..s~ ss4s afternoon lowered
49, - soasss ssazn record fof 3 ME
y -. - trzck Of TIE Belmont Div
= ! TIE quarters were =. -,
y -. .s prsvsous record vas -as-t.
= ~ vr ". z stokes Alss Rita
= l1s S.ro-ptson q 8 Light hreezs- The
- : 1891 were good 1o- tae trial.
ssae ss also IN good condition, al
y ! rassd TWO seconds SLOW ~ ex-.
- 's'las. -,.sack wien ths 800 people
~ ssa.cus PAGERS as hey came UP
- - from ne paddock. Roosrf J.
y e.. ii. They were hitchee 20 a
y = ...,r-.. Wagon wnich weighed Just
80 - =. TIE reins we're he'd By
80 yso tipped the scales a. Is
rrrsr took the turf champions
-. L..'s,.s ne nile track FOR warming
- - - starses Tor the wire. As the
y - -. sazn tbs stretch toward tae
- r~-sry. wno was the near horse.
- "A taey were taken back 70 the
- . - post ard again started
81 - seares the wire a second time
= ucrsr gave the nod to Starter J.
49, Ard hey Esre OF amid the
!. -. - crowd. When the watches
- q for he frs quarter the
- u, ,,r.os. los. hope Of the team lower
Z. -,oyra. Tney were going beauti-
: sex,vsr. ard the next quarter
= - : - he fastess Of the four. Tbs
80 n M. or 1.0sIs for sas half
~ they passed the half-m1e post
-. Gear front boot came down, and
= = -. he s.epped ne would hoist his
a. srort 70 free himself Of y.
- ass tie pair vel II hand. and the
- .ssr.s~s was made IN i:27.
/. sss~ earse cexn The stretch the pair
: .,rs -. ox,ancs kept nearly In step. ard
- x~s pacing beautifully as they
=, - unds- the wire. There had not
nlss.sp during the whole mile.
- Is egnelal tine. 2;os was posted
!. 1919 erowd swarsned over the
80 "a gathered about the handsome
-, ssntrY's leg was slightly cut
80 .ss oose beet had rubbed It.
:. Bsxer. after the trial. said the team
80 aass made the mile n 2.o1la or bet
> ID sot Gentry's boot become iooseaed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
A PEACE PRIZE.
4 Philadelphia Candidate for the
xssa. 100 left ~ Nobel


Alfred + Lowe. q IRIS r.tT. pres sent
a. -s. Universal Peace E-Hn n2U iH ar
rral session ar Mystic. conn. nas been
entered b. members q th~ 0rsar-zzt-sa
ss a candidate fer ira Universal Peace
urfz-. provided fer under tee VIII of re
9ara Aff~ea Nosef t-e immensely p@A&fly
r-sraea -rs1-e- e Dynamite, H1o died ~
Rs honsa In Stockholm n lsst
A. = Nzuue-s the dispatches HElrn
have taaa zent from 3lysttr regarding Ar-
Loves candidacy f5r fhe prize convey An
s-rgn4ssas trrcressfon regarding Ire t@rzcs
q t-a nesues, ard TIRE divisions - n
-ar~ev. Il KS stated that 81 Motel lett
81 estate 81 & aoe &c. ard the Interest ~
ftfs sam was 20 Be- given 20 me persl
VINO Aaa zcae ths most towards ne So
taofsshraent Il universal peaes-
A. mater - fact. NJ Noosl. 70 20
VII. So aslse e a.g eaa n - FsTnszreziiy
Invested vfrn the expectation tEa{ g
zeald 2ro4uce AZ anna E1rd = ~ t'L
ZhEs larerest $ % - 9Iv1dsa lzto -Ne eszl-il
gzzrts ara -yery So - - i wln - azaee
q specsl prize 20 - swar1@1 annually
- th@ fE5lvszaA. who Eas during tas year
rr-csa4ax ta@ az arc made l1e East va41-
asa coat 5Etton towards ths alvarez
rz-xE ~ Chemistry. s~Aes-laSrres. tsaT~za-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

Brooks could not refrain from aspiring 20
political distinction. When ne bonaed up
IN Seattle he looked over the situation.
and from purely conscientious motives
sought 20 attach himself 30 the Popglistlc
party. he was succsssful 20 5 certain te-
gree. and managed 20 slide in as "A member
% moss all conventions. Tie was IN evi-
Gence 20 quite an extent at che tt-ne chs
Populssss. Democrats and Silver Repunli-
cans held simultaneous county conventions
in Seattle and Il Is said that he had a
magniicently proportioned hand for pat
ting candidates oB tho back. There have
been a few complaints against him on fhe
ground that he was giahls 20 talk the way
che wind blew.
Brooks was az Olympia during the LAST
legislative session. and workea 50 hard
thaa il was really disficUit 20 determine
what he vas working foc or who was his
patron saint.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
Two Dead Heats and a Draw.

sSEToS, Cal. Sept. 27-The most
sz-T race OF the California trot;ing cir
e So Al unusual consummatIon. was
sassef here today II was a five-far-
:. sssag dash for e-year-olds, and was
: we dead heats. darkness prevent
z As.a beat . decide the contest
\ as sas between Glen Anne and
A5sssaer. who were on even terms
= y tine when they Strengthened
~ sas hone until the finish. che five
= aarsss finishing three lengths be-
= ne iine vas &c FOR both heats
rsT mizstes later The TWO horses had
ssszf trial. facing the entire distance
& san, 81 90 time being more than
ssaes spari The money was d.
zE e end Of the second heat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

STOCKTON. cal. SEPT @2-Jarcs Rvan.
TIRE our3ss. who was knocked cat some
t.nse ago tn San Franclsco hy B.iiy Einer.
t,resaer wtrh Lille Rysn. who passes as
Ills wife have been h~A& ~ answsr Io ere
sust ~ s. 90 each on 4 charge - grant lzT-
eenv. a nasn named Boyle u7et Ms. RvRa
au 4 satoen ara claims % have lost SO
and q gc3 watch.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

YORK SEPT 2-Resul.a - -.
Slx fErloEgs-Ts1pvsrz ~ron -.
s Pa George II. kefchaTn tnIrs - So
al sue sEd an eighth. segasx-Eys,s -
third TO- 20 - second. Howard Mann
80 S IlFloElsz. selling-Do-ez.fe -
, ,ie.ssSooEaet second, HornsslkA rS5-s .- @.
bFookvooc, mile ard an asvA.A =
nlsAt WI, sunny Slope seeorT zs-@-lll7s.s -
ta.rc- Time. 1874 rage
clx tGrao1gz, seslfnz-rrM-
4apran second, Flrpsid. fagrs L. Mon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

Berlin sep En- the International
chess tournament sf : 0cleck yessarfsy
afternoon Ma-eo With a seors ~ siA I'D
p18ckburre JauoWskl sna Wsthrr8;. wso
haf Es each and caro- and NetEer WITH
ear9ss each The results we're Schtfers
hes. A}htn caro- beat Ba8eisaen trstiref1
Marco aut Wglhve8s drew Met~er Naet
Tseh.eorlr Euzusch heat Ws1awer. Cohr
aud Zl-kl divided aeDcrs- S-hlechtsr lest
:. Bsackharns J1nawsA YVES besssa ey
TelchmanD and CAsvp1sek defeated Secht-
tsn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

Northern Pacific Railway Company will
make a rate OF So 10 81. Louis and s4T to
CHICAGO and rates 10 intermediate points
rot 70 exceed above on each Tuesday and
Thursday 20 October =. Isa7. Cell az North
ern Pacific depot or city ticket osflce. /. A.
NsAeau. general agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23
rae Races Mt Harlem Park.

zcA6o, Sept. = -Rssults Of the races
sassm.
Nse a half furlonRs- kittenger wcr.
. s second. Time. 22h.
saaFiers miie-Pirar del Rio won
t. second. CaudiebaCk third.
.<lss Hopper won. He.delberg SEE
VITA third Tine. 1874
s''slesthx miie--0ur Gertie won Fair
second, Elsie Brambie third.
- 4 quarter miles. hurdles-Col
- Nen FroVeTa second. Temple
Ts Tlals. 81.
- ssxtesnsh-M rnfieth Won EinE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

r,c~x raexs- tzkes z6Tzr@2Ee - thls %
@-gse 80 ta-Esr OF seczsty as = poP11ar
fad Tasra Is rl@2ry q fz1 a. -1e Eay
.s-1zxh Tss reputation CO re -er1a@rs
o. TIE s-ye1 4 Pee Co-@3T Company
f-nusses saa- T. VII - cr=1zsA BY presented
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

Tine. IN. ons. 1irniaw fhire
sa~ov,s -..5.snSs. selliEg-FEep vor x~...-
rIseFsn fGrlongx = Ps-ra-. - A.1s-1-
90 - s-ssofd Er5Telis rhi-g T--A -
Rec . IT, se.llng--Eittv p. VIZ 1rsr-ss
six faraoagz-sf SstTta 49,. +ssne. IL
A1~oise sAytaru third. Tine TO- Se~a -
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Broken
Down
Men.
Men Who Have Wasted the Vital Power
of Youth. Who Lack Vigor, Can
Be Cured by Electricity.
DIR, Sanders Electric Belt

1 an appliance which is known all the world for
It's wonderful tonic influence upon the waning vitality
of men and women. Its touch IS the touch OF life
Warmth and energetic health follow its application
within ten DAYS A permanent cure Of all weakness
RESTORATION of new lfe--is assured III the longest
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

Mrs J 4. HAYES. the daughter ~ JET
ferson Davis. lives az Colorado sprlnEs-
She has fwe sons. the elder os whom, ~
an act az the legislature. IL 20 bear the
name ~ IeHerson Hayes Davis.
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We are .cw prepared 20 50 eo-aps~''tc,
Ser re trase fsay aseasarel n NoSssEe Ell
&5t-s,- p~4vter and Laax PRIMER -Ss1s-
s-..s,r w,ssranteea Cali Or address Poet
lsss.llSenser. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-23

~ oakles.
= ~ 49, s. Henry % Franstame n
tiaaFy second t~rseeaac~e I.
- ezd olriongs. selling -Osmon
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Kta.I4NG THE REVOLUTION


MANAtT-A Nicaragua, sept. TIE
t~,,rs - Pressteut ZslsEa = Is orsc5aIly
announced hava rur~nef ans defeated
near pfvss exc 'ns3rrr7t te-ce Ens Ser Gen.
r-asr rAe pres 4e~t - ruw e1sl5v s-EAgst
a. bringing shout she Imprisonment 81
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The works OF the Youngstown Bridge
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yesterday. loss. $1,000; partial insur-
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NATIONAL LEAsrE e.s,.-s

PHILADELPHIA, sept 1a--pagI.s.s
Pa Defeated Washfngton to.ssv q =.
49, 49, game % ihe season here ~ D.,
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- - ~-e-@ $50 GUNNER TEND
arc hIttrecse- Umpire. OD4y.
BoSION. Sept. zz.-Lynch called the
game az the end Of The seventh an -
count Of darkness. ThIs was the Isst
nome game of the season and was ore az
tendance 2,5ao. score.
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DatAeftes- SklFetts. sullivan and Lake;
Fayne and 4 Smith Umpl- Lyrch
PITTsBURG sept 2z.-The rates
and Eecs splH even today or two games
Ia the first game KIlIem vac h.t very
hard. while DwyeF kept ats ats SETTER
ed Ieitz was put IN 10 pitch he second
game because khlnes failed % rep3rt A.
The grounds. PeitZ support was varv
poor. Darkness ended the game IN ~
seventh Inning. Firsf game Score.