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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-01
In A FLAME OF REVOLT
GENERAL UPRISING AGAINST BAR
RIOS IN GUATEMALA.
Apricfo Cruelty Tortured and Killed,
But His Butcher Met Quick Pun
shment-American- Imprisoned
and the American Flag scorned.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3o-The steam
or san Bias arrived from Central Ameri-
CAh ports today with the FIRST authentic
details or the revolution ia Guatemala.
4he revolution broke out on September
and was participated IN by several de-
pariments. viz: San Marcos. Oueaaiten-
argo, Haehuetenan<o. Tat0nicopan. Ma-
zakensng3 Ouiche and Salola. Tie revolt
vas opened with an attack upon the out
pcs1s Of Quesaltenango and other districts,
which proved erninently successful The
reFoluti0uists. however. withdrew 70
gamer reinforcemeats from the surround
irg country and three days after the frat
shot was hred the government sent the
Following army into the fields
Gen l. @. Lyon, with 500 men; Cen
= Toledo, with 81 pieces OF artillery and
Se3 men One battery promptly deserted
10 the emmy after leaving the city.
On September J. L. Castillo. aide 20
Morales arrived on the scene with an irn-
mens@ force Of naloontauts from neigh
boring provinces. and after a. sharp en-
gar ment took the city of Qussaltenau1o.
Meantime Barrios was carrying matters
with a high hand among the rebels within
the citadel Needing money re applied 20
Don Juan Apric4o. a well-kn0Hn capital
ist. through the medium OF Gen Rogue
Morales, who IL noted for his cruelty.
knowing that the loan would mean his
hilancial ruin. Apr1ci0 hesitatea and vas
promptly taken % the castle and strung
up ~ the thumbs Upon refusal % acceds
% the denan ds made upon him. Aprgeia
was dashed untl he tainted from tie tor
turss, and SIN being ob6uFate when ne 70
covered MS senses, Morales cursed hin and
shot him dead. lis many friends. hoqg-
ever, had ths.r revenge shortly aftsrward.
1of when the city OF Quesaltenzngo vas
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M|LL|ONFOR IMPROVEMENTS
Continued From Page 1

enter and lie securely while receiving
cargo or discharging IT,
Important improvements at the mines at
Newcastle ere contemplated In all, the
betterments al the mines viii involve the
expenditure OF about s75,0c0 They Will
consist Of new slopes and improved ap-
paratus for handling coal.
81 spent about three weeks IN New
York said Mr.. Smith Business con-
dltons are much better there than they
have been since the days OF financial de-
preston. about which we hear 50 little
nowadays. The feeling in New York is
much healthier, and Western securities are
receiving better treatment Especially is
this truo o. Washington ana OF Seattle.
Everywhere l went heard this city well
spoken OF By men who control large guam
titles OF money. Seattle Is regarded as the
gateway TO Alaska, and little Is heard OF
outside places. In New York and other
places IN the East there is much talk OF
the gold discoveries. and # is generally
believed that there viii be a great move
ment Of people West In the late winter and
spring. seattle's advantage Is recognized
everywhere. and It is understood that this
Is the starting and Quitting point for
nearly all who 90 to Alaska
The standard.z'ng Of the Columbia &
Puget Sound railroad is to be pushed 70
completion as rapidly as possible The
Waterbury reorganization committee IS
busily engaged in perfecting plans for the
reorganization OF the company. Notices Of
the sale OF the property VIII be published
soon and the sale advertised for Novern-
Der G."
Mr.. Smith left FOR the East September /.
accompanied by Mrs. Smith and their
daughter. Miss Myra. The latter IS attenu-
ing school al North Hampton Mass. Mrs.
Smith stopped at Kansas City to visit rel
atfvez.
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ONLY ONE GOOD TIMER DOCK.
That Is on Puget Sound-The Navy.
Pitiahie Plight

NEW YORK. Sept. G8-A gpe-tal meet
tag % The naval dock board was haId today
NJ The Brooklyn navy yard 10 consider the
reports 90 20 ne disabled condition Of ali
bar enc % the timber stractures owred bv
Ire government a complete examination
has revealed the above starting suforraa-
ton. and fhe ozly exception Is tlss timber
deck n PuEet sound.
As the timber docks practically do All
re Work q the navy. the stone structures
being used tar the smaller vessels the DE-
psrtmsnt regards the existing conditions
with considerable Apprehension. and y vii
- tAe duty q the dock board 20 report on
the suhject and suggest the best way FOR
repairing docks None % the members Of
ne bard wou 3 talk Tor puhf5oatfcn today.
bat .t Is understood thar an estimate of the
eost % repairs together with tne recon-
msada:.sn 20 proceed a. once with the
work. viii be forwarded az once 20 the
department
Engineers have estimated tAsr e wlu
02st g. lszsf SI@a af,' - put she ft-se- socEs
Ia condition and tha dock hoard g expect
20 - recommend that tbs money -
s2en- OK re structures az New York
League stand Nor<osk ard Pore Royal
There Is a separate appropriation for deck
Ne. a. ne Brooklyu yard
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HARD TO KEEP THEM.
Capt Futile, 80 the Hear. Has go
Take Severe Measures Mtta
IIfs Men

C8p. Futile - she United Gtates Tcvs-
uue cutter Bear 81 nee having an cnioy-
stle tme Al s. Nj hsel pfeservluE peace
snd Ece3 order \ 5et'rr received IN t.-ts
city yesterday ~ ~ BARTON fro9u ore CO
the n.en @tasff thv euttof near zivys a
good iaea ~ thc fEcuhie connected v,lth
the WORK CAPT TuFtie has undertaken
NJ cnls o.s hc 60 leek out for gh.nEs in
general tut az the same time aUarl hzs
own w.si CLOSELY to Keep them from de-
rcruuE ssa a rush. TIE isttrr was writ
ten Sept ahef and Says E1 part
Yau talk ateat coid nsavs' California
IN The gaimv days ~ a. Is net 3n t. ygits
THIS place. II thcy would let the bovs have
lberN here. Caps TH-Jir 0aald NOS have
"a usan fer ere GAS aboard the Rear IS ser
HIN 'a Seattle og anywhere else Thc srto
are rNnaiBk away " aenevrr thcy Ees -
chance. A dcuhle watch IS kept al uivht
and stta the mcn tTy 20 Est SWAY cven
down &c the mess hoy ore e 1ew WAS
esueht eu TIRE set AWAY s9t est xix d.vs
or bread ara water Thcy save 20 batteu
all 5he encn So every nisag e keep thcm
stcsu swimming ashore
= have refesef several jmez tsna 4
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ON THEIR WAY TO THE YUKON.
Canadian omciais VIII Travel TO the
Interior BIS Deg Sled.

VANCOUVER. r. C. Sept. 39.-Inspect-
or Wood. OF the Northwest mounted po-
lice. who is la command OF the force that
will accompany Maj. Walsh. the Dominion
administrator OF the Yukon. arrived here
today. He states that Mai. Walsh and
Hon. Clifford sfton. minister OF the in
terror. win arrive here tomorrow and viii
leave Immediately for the north on the
government steamer Quadra. Besides sew
eral more members of the mounted po-
lice. a number OF half breed guides and
dog drivers also arrived
Inspector Wood states that he has orders
to 20 along the tran as far as possible
and then come back and report as quickly
as he can. The party will travel by dog
trains.
Maj. Wood has had considerable expert
ence I'm dealing with Indians. lie was with
the company that Maj. Steele took in with
him TO Fort Steele IN East kootenay in
1857 to quiet the Indians. who had rescued
one OF their number who had been placed
under arrest. The mounted police built
stockade where Fort Steele now stands
10 being named after Mai. Steele. who was
in command OF the post.
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The Future OF sknEusx.

Sgrcial Dispatch 70 The P0st-Tuteilireneer
TACOMA. Sept SIN the interview
Uth w J. Rogers on the cond zion OF
akaEuay which appeared in the Post-In-
teaigencer last Monday. a mistake was
made IN auotinx Mr. Rogers imorevxiens
~ the future II skaguav. He was res.~,-
scTs'ed - have said that Skacuav CIsv
Ell - dead place next spring. when he
did say that. ~ his opinion. skar54av
would ho dull this winter hut would boom
I'm the sPrins. Wheat makes him beu7vs
that tho place yin - lively sa che sprlnr
IS ihc faet that there - = wharf here ana
none - byea A. the winters are severe
az the latter place. % is not lketv ,hs,
wharf viil - bpiit ~ ths tue me snT,-r
sash ecCuFs
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HIGH HATS DOOMED.
BILL TO REMOVE THEM Is BEFORE
TACOMA COUNCIL
Result Of Conncflman's Distracted
Niew-CharGes of False Economy
-september Was the Champion

Special Dispatch 30 the PcSt-Intsliisencer.
TACOMA, Sept. So.-At tonight's meeting
Of the city council Councilman Bell intro
duced 4 high-hat ordinance. drawn Up
much after The manner % the one recently
passed in Seattle and other cities. The
author has Tor some time had the measure
under consideration. but never had its use
fitness 50 strongly impressed upon his
mind as - the performance OF My Friend
From India" at the Tacoma theater last
night. when he was wedged in between a
Whole bunch OF feathers. ribbons and
flower garden. which almost entirely cut
OF his view OF what was going On on the
stage.
ms morning he set 10 work with a
Will and soon had the measure drawn up
and fled with Clerk Roys- Il went 10 the
committee, and viii probably be reported
back next Thursday and passed.
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Total imports nine months ..S.s72.244 q
exports nine months ..s4.gu, SO Il
Increased Cost of Tncoma schools.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer.
TACOMA. Sept. BIN making his esti-
mate Of the expenses OF the public schools
for next year Secretary Mott. OF the board
of education, figures that IL will take at
least 800 more 70 run the schools next
year than IL viii this. This increase is
caused by the increased attendance and
the consequent need Of another building.
The taxpayers will not be called on 10 bear
this additional expense. as Tacoma will re-
celve In the neighborhood OF $1,000 addi-
tional money under the new school law.
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LIE RoI NINE TO BE SOLD.
English Syndicate to Buy big Prop
critics at RossIand for s.. 900 900.

BOISE. Idaho. Sept. So.-Advices received
here tend TO confirm the reported deal for
the sale to an English syndicate of the
famous Rossland mine, the lie Roi The
officers Of the company at first pronounced
the story false. but il is now learned that
a deal is really on and that the amount in
volved is s. eeo0.1.
Col. f. y. Peyton. of Spokane. and Sem
ator Turner of Washington, will leave at
once for England TO close the deal
An examination of the property has iust
been completed by Edgar Rathbone and
w Hamilton Merritt. well-known mining
experts. and their report is said TO be IA
yorable. 1t was rumored that a number
Of smaller mines near the lie Roi will ba
included In the deal
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month and board You cant get a man 20
work 70. another for love or money. so
long as be has anything 70 eat II Is every
man for himself. Many will have 20 win
Ter here. because they cannot get their
boats n tine 70 get Up the river.
We will be late In coming down 70 Sc
attic on account o. the miners. There are
only two more boats 20 come down the
river. ana I think we viii have 20 winter
here. as the North American Transporta-
ton * Trading Company IL afraid that IL
we 60 away the miners viii take charge
Of the boats. We had TO send 10 Uuaiaska
for another cutter 20 relieve us. because
we have great deal Of running 20 do yet
and We are late with IL. We will catch all
the gales At this time. generally. ee are
all through aud getting ready 70 20 home"
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THE SUICIDES BODY BURIED.
Identified Again Through an Inter
esttng Circumstance by MIR. Lane.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, Sept. 30.-The funeral OF Chas
Ley, the Seattle plumber who killed him
self several days ago. took place today
from the undertaking pariors OF c. L.
Hoska. c. S. Schuck and A. 81. Birkel. Sc
attic friends Of the deceased. attending.
The Identification OF the suicide was made
more positive today by Deputy Sheriff A.
G.. lane, OF Seattle, who recognized IN the
features OF the suicide the man who made
for him Uane) the key which opened the
trunk OF Walter Erving the CoupeviIle
murderer. convicted last week for killing
Finley Garrison. Mr.. Lane says that Ley
was fine workman and apparently
hard-workIng fellow.
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Tacoma Bridges Need Repairing.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
TACOMA. Sept a0.-Cfty Engineer Davis
estimates that Il will cost s7e74 Is to place
the different bridges 81 the city IN condition
for the coming winter. In his report fled
tonight at the meeting Of the city council
he shows very conclusIveiy that several OF
these bridges must be repaired a. once as
delay means serious danger. Carelessness
IN depoSiting dirt from street grading on
erattous IS given as the cause Of weakness
IN two OF the bridges. and unless repairs
are made Immediately there IS danger OF
the bridges falling n which event much
valuable property VIII be ruined and posi-
bly, lives endangered.
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At THE EXPENSE OF EFFICIENCY.
Tacoma Council Accused of False
Economy-Au Axsistanr Attoruey

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-IntelIigeacer.
TACOMA. Sept. So.-The session Of the
council this evening was devoid ot
interest beyond the ripple OF excitement
caused by the Cutspoken charges OF Repub-
hcan members that the administration was
attempting 10 make 4 showing OF economy
IN street Lighting. for future com parison,
at the expense of efficiency
The Office OF first assistant city attorney
was created, al a salary of $50 per month,
which viii allow the city attorney TO de-
vote the whole OF his time 10 defending the
Interest Of the city In the numerous war
rant suits ROW pending.
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taken. Rogue Morales was sa''
courtesy OF a trial -. 50
Grave accusations Of cf.a.1 49,
the wives and relatives o. ~ = "a
Joined the revolutionists, are
the dictator. Barrios gszss
The san Bias brought a par. !, !, 4, n
Americans up from the scens q b
ton an 81 whom sgrse Us .,fsl
long time before peace ahs'a..sssssa.
Four lT'1 81 the party let ~
through the assistance q -. sr--sssl
Lord after TIE town haa - ~. j y
bv government troops and go :. ,,.sss
issued that no one sh0u1
leave g. ,..,s Al -
Thev state that Arnerieans 80. :. 4
into IAN or the algHtesf 1910 .'....s -
me ground that they are p....-',ss Z
parri0s. and say that niss A - ~
fn prison IN ouesal,enango. : -
and Stripes were nnt allok
their residences, ...,,slt q
The merchants OF oasl' 80. 49,. 4 e
exnactfrg a siege At any 80. -
made preparations 70 e'0ss 49,. -
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PORTLAND Sept ea-The Dvea G
&lcnaike TRANSPORTATION Company was IN.
cnr1sorated In IRIS city toiav win \ ..o,.
al ftock 81 So ecl Tho tHc0~1oratora are
= y Casseh mavcr o. Juneau. Oscar II
Viewer ~ New York ara ? y Tea %
Portland. The ohierf - the cou1ps-v is 10
bu'ld wagon road from prea 70 Lax.
lf1dvrusr. Gtra the exception q about
ere ulle over thc summit. wasrs a Srirs
cshle vil 20 usea
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Montreal Capitalists 10 Build by the
Dalton Trail Route.

NEW YORK. Sept. So.--A dispatch from
Montreal says: Application will be made
To the dominion parliament next session
for bill 10 Incorporate company -cr the
purpose az constructing and operating a
railway from a point near The head OF
Chilkoot Inlet on the lynn c7nai TO the
rapids on the Yukon river. following as
closely as practicable palton's trail. with
power 10 construct and operate branch
tines. bridges. wharves telegraph and tcie-
phone lines. steamboats, snd other craft on
the lakes and tributaries OF the Yukon
river. The promoters are syndicate OF
wealthy men
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seattIe ConnIe Mnrried in Tacnmn-

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelllgencer
TACOMA. Sept 50 Finch vfddler. until
recently on the Seattle FIRE department
bat now residing al Suohomish. was quiet
y married tonight to q Seattle Young lady.
whose name your correspondent failed 70
learn The wedding party came over from
Seattle this forenoon and appeared aux-
ious 70 avoid publicity. There was a
young lady besides The bride and several
Seattle men Justice Mattison tied the
knot
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oGII.sIE FEARS No FAMINE.
He Says Dawson city Cas- Feed 1000
Dog Trains VIII Fail.

VICTORIA. n C.. Sept s0.-WiHiam
ogiivIe. dominion government surveyor IN
the Yukon. arrived az Victoria this morn
ms. He says there are provisions enough
az Dawaon City for 400 people for the win
ter. When he left Dawson City on July
y. there were $500 persons there. but y. as
reported many have left s.ace then. The
situation viii not be as bad IS feared. He
says II Is no use trylng % take In food ~ith
dog trains
he VII probably sail .. SkaF,iay with
Minister sif'on, Tho leaves on ne steamer
guadra.
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warner ont for Ohio Senator

COLUMBUS O.. Sept 5o-Gsn. A. L.
Warner. OF Marietta. in an interview pub
hshed here today. formally announced his
candidacy for the United States senate AZ
the hands OF the Ohio legislature TO ne
elected this fan. He viii devote hts whole
time from now on TO the election Of 4 Dem
ocratic legislature 20 this end. John r
McI4arcn has announced that he IL not a
candidate.
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states Imus3sratisn Ccn.u'isslensr stre8-
ley tcday received = dsrafch f9cus Wa
laEtcn Announcing TIA dismissal 80 thA ~
ncai = stxtcen Jaranese whc arrived
fron Victoria 81 the steamer N-slEa V-a.lA
aea Eerc uaR allowed SO arf The Faaa-
rt<e VIII b. sect bsek 10 Yokohama On
thc Cfty q Pcks1E - tse -xrcnss az 1e@
xsNeruacus ana TIE Canadian Pa-lfe
Steamship Company. Vhseh srsuEat th n
fvora Japan. vii 20 Gated apan sc make
gafs3 thrsr rasEs Sc money TAts Nls a
test ease. q hay3ns reached ths - ~ o. tae
eUr1ratss.1aer taRt 7. 50 Japanese wisa sse.-
Hsr coatracgs veze w2itiuS 10. sse Ger g.
Goza
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a GOOD CATCH or SEALS.
The Fleet Has Fouad the season
Profitable "a Figures show

SAN FRANCISCO, sept 3e.-The United
States steamer Richard Rush. whlch ar
rived today from rnalaska, brings news
from tire sealing feet. showing that the
season has teen b. no means unproflt q biz
TIE satea. as far s. knowus Is a. follows.
Triumph. 100. Ainske s74. Dora Sea-
ward. lzS. r. p Marvin. 81: ZIIiah Nav.
So. Enterprise SIS City % san Diego
-. Beasrics. 81. Mary Taylor. 5s5: Vic
torlA- IS. Annie z. Paint. ST. Teresa. rs.
Elsie. =: S. Lawrence. -; J. Epplnrer.
s2
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Mammoth uotrl Tor Dawson CITY

CRIPPLE GREEN. Col. SEPT sl-Joe
Wolfe has hs5 donated 20 hl-n bv r,se7h
fadur. ere bonanza King ~ ere K'or. X
a half block ne ground Ia Dawson Cssv.
Northwest Terri Org. unvn walsh - -a-
tends - erert w1aFs7 snots hosel Mr.
wo,fe Sc thc eafv aao vsAa ever succeeded
IN eal1uE aT genuine Ns-iean ban asnt
ID ths Uultaa states
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The difference

between ScEiI}s.ss's Best bak-
ing powder and other pure
baking powders is:
In Stsi!'fzEs Best the par
ticles ct soda and cream of
tartarare close .ogethcr-ready
10 work hand in hand when
they age called upon.
AT Your gr0c4T 5
A Sssx'1s Y Cs-rSsszy
S~a EIxsxSso fI
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Cheering News of the wheat Crop.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-InteIligencer.
TACOMA. Sept 2o.--Stats Grain IN
spector Wright - % the opinion THAI fully
70 per cent. % the wheat crop has been
bleached BY the heavy rains OF September.
A large amount q this is hard and ~ r.
for milling. This IS quite good news. as T
vas generally supposed that larger per
centaea had hnen hleaehe5
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wHarCoa LIKES THE TRUTH.
Poss-fnsriitSencer Report on swami
creek F'ad Well Received.

S-s~s5 a. Das,Sa .ea - ere Post -IrteI5l -ere-r
~ flAFN'CM S-ot GL--ha rercrt g the
s,ts.a az caTrvsr pendent seae by she Pest-
tT-e.l Eencsr 80 exau1.-e gre geld r1.r--
t-seof sEsss u5--a ER.3 mountain. near ne
es'r Aern ecster - trls cosuty. Is wei re-
cs.re4 hs-s ~ az So have s1@s-. nj
k1@a-,e1Ee - t1e s.aassc- SO enable fhcrn
,e se7racs.e tte caa1 ~ &c lhe Ar,!-.e ana
te~ eF.&ent 3tzpos3toa 81 g-e ursesr "a
-e& H-aiz. uEra---sssz sais.@ d.yest-
81 et Es0If rouazcs" ara re7-eseatsnz
tns k1owa sAs1s prooatag.etes ana vssszs-
sa1-sss % 10 res s1zs-4cs u a elsA- uxhE
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Harry ToiaTtca ard PREF. Elelwses % To-
4este, @. &aVe ha& sor1@ mysteries slt-
ventures AZ LucEFrA SWst-gFlarc we- Z
czsNea their % cshls h,base Scr s4Fke EaEas
- 1aoesy- They aerr detained taeee Scr
e}eNFE cAVs sr,8 are believed % have lea
al~t - sWs%z e&x4a--4s - set o.s4 ., ~
EcDstF.
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A GREAT MONTHS COMMERCE.
September shows Largest Imports
and Exports for Any Month.

Special Dispatch to the Post-InteIligencer.
TACOMA, Sept. 30-The month about to
close viii be the largest shipping month OF
1897. The exports for the thirty days Will
amount TO sl.1l2. 562.5S. which is $3.50. o00
more than in any other month during the
year. These figures ara made known In
the report OF Harbor Master Hafin. which
was filed today with Secretary Coliyer. OF
the Chamber of Commerce. The nearest
month OF the present year is July, the ex-
ports in that month amounting to $685.
9S4.4l. In September. 1895. the exports
amounted 10 only s47s. 1914. little more
than one-third as great as the present
month. TIE lumber shipments aggregated
Il S5s,503 feet, as against S947 81 in Septem-
Der. 1896. There was also 80, 343 tons Of coal
shipped.
The harbor masters report is as fol-
lows:
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Gov. PsnErse. o. Michigan. and his vee-
TessTy. Gel < . Sutton. are IN yenev-
gsls. &C eGs4aeSS connected wiz rzIlxzy
concessions - AnsxzSz1A
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