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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
SILVER GOES DOWN AGaIs
Due to Action of Indian Government
In shutting on Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept bar silver made
a nex record In this market today. The
quoted price was STA cents an ounce. a
cents below the previous low record. The
fall Is accounted for hy the suspension
Of the sale OF India consul bonds for
ten weeks This Is equivalent TO shutting
OF the supply OF exchange on fRtla and
IS likely to result IN rise OF Indian ex-
change 70 the gold shipment point. and
Is regarded as removing one Of the sus-
tanning factors 20 the price OF silver.
Al todays price OF silver bullion tho
value n the silver IN 4 standard silver dol
lar is g. - cents.
LONDON. Sept. The following notice
was posted at the Bank OF England today:
The secretary OF state for India in cogn-
ell, gives notice that the sale OF bills II
exchange on Calcutta. Bombay and Mad
ras has beer suspended for period Of
not less than ten weeks"
The government has very little money in
India 70 draw on owing 10 the famine
and plague having rendered the coiiec-
titn Of taxes slow. The present time nav
be 0pportuns 20 accust0m Indians 10 the
use Of gold instead of silver. though 4
would not have been attempted had not
the scarcity Of money arisen.
CITY OF MEXICO. Sept. New York
exchange today stood al si&2 premium.
The demand from Europe for per cent.
silver bonds of this government continues
unahate6 and the bonds have been stead
ily rising in price. This is the most re-
markabIe financial feature OF the money
market here
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''Thsy declare thAs rather than face riai-
cste iu seattle they viii leave fhtlr nanes
On 1he Neastlw tra'i When I came away
tEFre were mamy said 70 me Young
man yea are a1ing wise thing. 7 woala
SO 900 we're Sc uog Tor my pride 4 kuoz
from che way 4 suffered what others
rrust feel All the way HoWa on she
sieaEler tte pains IN uy back. caused -
a coie caaeht Bhils sleeping on ia
Srcuud woald uct let me l.s .n a. hunk
s5r mnny huu-s "a tl-le. lii gr4s trr-
rthte. Ans&~1ne Nurk4nE GntA covered
Witn Est~narl t41n. and thel lying Hhssn
ON thf ce.a. a4usp ground On yolr sata-
rated ciothes and s.eepins Hy morning
and bat rtst could ole set With always
tue FraEEstrf ot "a lEV WeEE 30 follow
barrier than the enc uefaTer
IL was - damp ihat GA awaierirS -
the merntnS hNFe s9aee1sl drops oE
water trom uiE luustue0f- IT ans oee
tanks lt utclic % sleep outside ln a
country Ike faat. teg nin try H.
As for ere nsa. Wn8f gau Z sRy 20
convey % you az idea af its terroEs7 II
would seem thar Worse arransa asens
could not he laid dN@u Xou struggle up
ore hill aud dann another. then np aSNn
ant down @h8 Up 4ntN Be seems taRt Ire
surface of tte gtvsa 81 era vast ENp3Gse
70 mountain and valley. Eaca hsu Is
before, and ! have heard that tAe lass
climb Il 8iTnoSt pgTG@ndic3ssAr. AN nazt-
Uer ard I n&e&Cc stEE Ia twcrxc EglsaE.
r-At was enough Ter rse I wnuldn
miles for AL ire Ees3 IN ehe kloEGlAe.
~Ai3nE tie frati IS strung . line -
Struggling horses ard cGrssag men, pick
1GE tha5r wRy ever ard aF081a recess.
legs and dead animals, ard every one ftI
he hound. wishing 20 hsdn.t come
az SEAgt1ay piecenFeal Tor ever s-oe. SO
have loss no money
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
ax ARIsToCaATIC FRAUD.
Pretended Heir of the Queens sHr-
geo. who swfndi~s Banks

SAN FRANCISCO sept TIE police
have arrested AZ ths T-angnam fso;el 81
Tfar~v w-@srvoct Cooper. II D. eeassvei
70 ie ore 81 the most noter5o<as bank
svt-s1..-s IN the world. He - wanted n
rhe East ard q bis trunk Ter@ fozlaa
lot < eertiaed cheeSs and drafts Sf1ica
ft@ ysszfee believe % be bogus.
tsc1rer cIasr1ed 70 - Eepa#S o. iie
fste s. AstIrv Ccopar. surgeon - Queen
Victoria ard 20 have sDcceede4 70 rs
estate IN Australia valued at saa ~
Hassre thus created q fatora54e lf7lFrs7s-
ssar RE- proceeds wlth his SWIMMING
schemes A fa~ DAYS ago BE gave John
= Csauaznsr. prupTtetcr of ths A~sfls-
nar q draft or a Cnlcago e8Hs S2F
g. - fo~ SAFE ks#p9az- The p1a.es Ho~
rsr- II ARD ee3sase e. 20 ~ orfh.s=s
SAN FRANCISCO SEPT I-~Ihe r@a
uhs savs he Is Sr 3argy tFesT A2'1 199s-
ar s.ss zho Chsef * Pal6-e Les thsa&- -
a sN-ena}4r raune6 Il T. Mck9oraI4. @ A.
a. Esrss is stl II the C5sE Er1son- A ttlr-
gran AS rscesve Jc.taT Erua1 shs Pr
ke~ta1s. AZ C'hsczxa taRt 1he se-si yie'a
Ce7r-e~ was reg mazssd b. rae a11Es -
Protective A Assoc. .nLlan. hsz2 test als pres
svea vas urgently requested 20 answer 20
4 cAzrxe ~ having pzsEe1 a forged 1r&tt
far ys aran Msrv +. IarpAE. - - Lsear-
t.sra ssress A. skls time es = sua3ose9
% havs been knowz gnder fae nanze =
L1r WastWaeS
CegF@T rarsnsgy directed H. 8 Croe&~f
4 Co - gz4nE z-sz . t@o@Sa--- lsttSSs *
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02

President Mckinley HonorS the
Daughter of Former President.

FREMONT. o. Sept. Fremont Is IN
holiday attire Tonights event was a
notable wedding. Ensign Eaton Smith
and Miss Fannie Hayes were married NJ
7.sa and at go took the train for the
East By way Of Toledo.
The bridegroom is an cfflcer Of the
United States navy. and the bride a
daughter Of ex-Presideut r p. Hayes.
The ceremoay was performed BY Rev J.
W. BashfoTd. president Of the ohio Wes-
leyan university. assisted by Rev. A. ".
Hyde. pastor of the Pirst Congregational
church. of Toledo. Richard A. Hayes
her brother. gave away the bride.
Lieut.. GIN and Assistant Surgeon Plead
wei. both Of the United States navy, serv-
ed as usherz Miss Fullerton and Miss
Dorothy Fullerton, OF Columbus. were the
bridesmaids and Miss Gene Andrews
Mitchell WAS the maid OF honor. The bride
followed the maid 81 honor unattended 10
the altar
Immediately after the ceremony dinner
was served In the large hall 10 go guests.
Among the guests were: President and
Mrs Mckinley. Senator Hanna. Judge
Hammond. Of Memphis; Secretary OF War
Algsr. Gen. W. H Gibson. Gen N. Force.
sx-Ciov. Charles Foster. Albert T. Pierce,
Of Minneapolis; MAJ. Gen. John 4 Brooks,
of Chicago: Myron T. Herrick. OF Cleve-
land, and many other notabies.
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PRIZES AREFEW BUTLARGE
4 Newspaper stnn sums tp Chances
OF the Yaknn Nanrs-The
Probable Etredur4t0n.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. The Eui-
Istin has received a iUttsr from Chasiss
ilaines dated Dawson city. Jaly a NJ.
HRines Is a Wt4l-knoVa newSpapeT wstler.
sad his LESTER .s the first written by a
trained ne@spa per raan te come oat ct tae
lNirciske geld Tegions. lie says
The rteh 8Agstngs have hesn conp4sa-
E4ye4g taja aas sug the summer, astaeU&a
t0s 9Atlsit fFen htt'9fAsie ana tsas:ssak.A
ertf - was eg.aFI1sesss at8 ttieFe = psaU&y
ot geid - stsAk- 1eeEe = every N3asEses
cf sn Immense enfQRt at geld fFim taa
district next Spring. Ena fatat osst "a tsats
git~i sta, hat Vegy Httle ground rs nesa
worked aT.d- the dumps VIII. ike teEns ex
tue tailiugs 81 cd California placs-s psa
eat thousands u dollars waef @oraea
Win Improved machinery,
The piaeeFs are the NEST 1cct4viug
nave ever seen. inlaxtse a man weralnE
ou Npod color and nns4ag TIRE ground
worth cnsy 4 few 80llaFs per day. agd
then tWrMtF~ 70 waste nt Sas8 assf E~s8eS.
with 10 surface ingiicatious. and nEsarth-
INK BONANZA 4het La The sttesticu aere
and ali ever Alaska. Tire rlan who comes
here 10 mine cees SO at ths expense CT
health sad haaplnfEs. Hn4 y 1s wttn bin ,
taking caanras wfth deafh. About ne aFe
scores Cf usen who can wrtEh taair EQsl
by the bucks t.ul and Who vaiae their
claims 8 ( fasIliuEs. falfr hundred tAlia lie
atggings are strefchad slaaG fhe creeks.
and every digging s. a fabulous mise %
sold. yet there are weary Fzen who have
searching the country throughout. and
never q rgxAst so tnel slow f@F ths9F sasa,
fheir long frar1n ever hr fa frFfsifnA aHa
into a country whose natural disaGvan-
tagss are exceeded sy no ether Place On
earth
This Alaska Northwest Territory gold
field is an odd prize arawfas rgopgssalpa
that I can tsksn 80 nothing that admits
- a hettar comparison than a lottery.
A number of spots arc saf@nsed on the
creeks and rivers and Tor effe year the
miner iahers The year closes. the water
runs ard the seasons output barely. pays
exrenses- Not two miles away from the
unfortunate one works a man who has
taken from an uulnvtttnw bst Of earth
n sack full of raid. The lucky orc sfsI
not strike tne pocket because os hiS afii-
ity as Il miner chance favored nim and
that was all In short. the miner Enesars
az Il ard locates any and every " here
In nineteen cases cas- Of t9enty ne misses
H. and has 20 walt ans theF year fer a
new trial.
Dawson l. merely a eoiIecison OF log
hsts. saloons and mass af tents. ahgssf
sfs4 ia nBuher When tire long nights
corse and sh~ glass eoes down te a. h%%-
lew zero. there VIII be interse suffeFtnv
here and I Shnader to think of TIE re-
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OK SLED usso ON THE skaouAy THAT

suits. Provisions sre going 20 BE very
scarce smd there is istt4e reason % dazss
tbat the snsfra tawn w3a 20 ~ short TA%
tsnus aHring tire wfHfer Aa1 fh&t arafHv
etll ns rampant. Tne EDt1 that VII 50
eowu fh@ river fcr Far Franesss1 ard
Seattle VIII amount - EFeuf g fafs@.
Tsera - q lof 90 gold fn8t wah remain y
camp. foT II IS used So au sansysl@rt y
money 4nA - legal EsEseF st 81 s@r
oaucs or ere sssa cr scr lunahfaafss
onlv runnle ~ hWnareA fh9 fr1*f
nave mace uis strives There is pseHsr
81 work as fFewl SIS 10 ~ E*r d9y. ara
many nssn have paid s. - per day gx ksss
Tor llvur sad sawed fHe haisgee.
'fEsrsrfs 81 sfheF strikes are Constant
ly received hfye ard eaHnR are a9ths1-
fie 30 FAR as sfeEsrf and FeflT rivers nFs
csEraTn e8 H8t m9tAtrE - Flen ~ fhs
Mlunaika saA aeem reported Quite 3
nHrrsher ef pegri@ are prer#fta9 70 isa*s
here fnT IuBe&4 fn ease th@ steamers -
ros eet through wita proF.s&9Hx ard fn@
oufio1k fog q gpspd srs5 sspplF T. not
eTsec1raE8nE
~In r9He31ssou fhs AlaskM snd North
west Territory gold fields SIT aa asshf-
ored s4oW8N Ter fno0#and ta@n naaY
errnA harn hsf tNNy W38 mA HaEf tn fHs
vssr rnurfrv wAen thFE Erfeaa 04f .
fsroegssrf Not more gaen ass ~ thFfn = =
strike w8nH 81 hfr faew - siftse 2say
rsosle8 fhfF fsFs sHes Wsis 81 riaIr- -
eears 70 eamse whsr ~ fne escftHre e.
haTnan Hfa HnG energY t1a freaTstrta q
thEa great IAna srs located fs@ weasSa
~ tne Norm wil - HosaHtAinE n~yc81
ssr7fnn re ser earf
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MYSTERY or The sArsAsE WORKS.
Natehmsn Tells az LuetE~rr'. su~-
pi-iour Movements.


CHICAGO. sept but two witnesses
Nere On t1e stand in IKE Ls1s-zert frtai
to2aE. and waF1 cAa caurf sss.e.1Fred rhe
Testimony OF ere Of theEn vas net corn-
E.@tr1 afl@ VII he resumed lom0frgF-
TIE first witness vas Frank RIatk he
Satehrnan of the factory. who was On
the stand yesterday. givisg Ms direct
evidence and today ne wss turned over
70 ire defense for cross-axarn ton His
testimony Was in the main unSnaSen, az
though the defense Grew frena him tire
Tact thtt i was BY no s1sSns sn unusual
thing for Lastgers TO D. around The fac
terry at AL hoGFS c9 night
He said II his direct examination that
he thought that LteLgeEz vas acgsng IN q
suspicious manner on the night % the al
legged naJrdsr. hszt today said thai he " as
IN a position from which be eoald have
seen everything L9eggert dtd % ths Vat
on the night the nErser IS said 20 have
taken aisce. but di9 noE look a. hln.
When court opened Attorney Vincent be-
gAn eFoss-sxarasnlag BiaIE. re testified
that since May Is ne bad been with orI1cer
h4ager, hviDg al his house aud paying m
board Inspector Sehaak Aad provided
means for hss wife 20 1--we and pay rent.
B.alk regarded the actions q his employer
On the nigbt of May Z as suspicious be-
cause be turned tae steam lntc the hase-
ment at } O'Clock he said Tsuetgerf had
barrlcaaea TIE door leading directly from
the boiler room Hhan he wen- 10 sae base
Haenr. although there was another route
6y which he could have walked into the
basement. He did not so tn. Re sad be-
cause I.getgert had told him 10 go back
70 his fires after he had delivered the Sec
end bottle Of medicine 10 him
The other witness was Frank Qdorfsky.
an e.aploye OF the factory wao placed me
caustIc potash IN the vat on the order of
Luetgert. He had been working around
the vats for long tine, hUt that Might
was the frst time that he had ever seen
any caUstic potash IN the factory he
testified 70 fndl.g in the morning in the
vat into which he had put the potash. a
mass OF sliuy brown matter. in which he
found pieces OF bone and what appeared
20 De particles OF flesh.
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that In case % sheft. death vii be she per
fion 0t the person - engaged.
The Ai-Ei arrived a. SkswaHT Oh Thurs
day fast as tne Faralion pulled out TIE
Queen was re- ~ juneau. tne HoEalis
rear Cueen Charlotte sound. ~ Esiies this
SIDE * Juneau ard the Topeka north q
Bella Bella.
The Faraglsn nas baokes alrgaay -
horses Ter the FsfuFn trip 20 sxaeuEy ard
wn teave az uEi8nignt rarEZnt Tor Sire
norLb. The Tbc~p parfy wfu take Fa read
of czfils ard g head - hgrseA T Morgan
All take - hsa9 = catgle SRI = -ead -
horisex These - in hy tHe Dalfen rraM
As SCOT a. So arrived ISIS BieTnirg ne
seeaner went 70 fhe coal agnkFrs and ssr
departure toalga5 Wll give her iess 'can
tw nsy-foslr heurs 20 zeF ree6y fr o. re-
tarn trip HeT lsss q passenger g. s-ra}f.
bar fhe owrsrs - fhe cattle arc anxious 80
gt sAer1 a~av ard her as.iok 6 psFfuTe .
n their account
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SARATOGA. y. =. Sept. L-Ths - rs
third day q TIE ueesinE - TIRE Amsrt-
can Social Science Association. TIE ses-
sson Of TIE department q health was
op-ened with remarks ~ Tsr. Stephen
Smith. of New York The following pa
pers we're read in the foreneoz. followed
BY general discussions,
Or r n Wise. president - THE Sew
York lunacy commission. on TIE sane
Dr. w .. SpranE sUper.HtsrteEt Craig
s,sgany. on The EpGletptlcs" Dr. Everett
Flood. supeF5ntsndeft hospital cottages
for children. Bal5wlnv1lle Haas on
Home Cure ef Eriisptic Children. br.
J Cerson. sup~-In ten6ent sTTacgse state
asylum. on 'sFAs FeebierninGe1 ard De-
II = AIiSs1n medical superintendent
Natrhsw and state hospifal Tor insane
criminals. On Insane convietz"
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NOT coon oRH-soRrERs.
Masked Men Rob Cripple Greek Mine,
Bui Make Bad Selection

CRIPPLE CREEK. Col. Sept. I.-At Z
o'clock this afternoon i've masked men
entered the shaft of the 0rp2lan Belle, on
Buil hilL and. covering <he four men oa
duty there with guns. forced them 20 de-
scend the mine shaft 70 the 50o-foot level.
The men were told that any attempt 20
return 70 the surface would be followed
By instant deRah.
After waiting about an hour the men
came up and discovered that their visitors
bad ieft with ten sacks OF ore. containing
50 pounds IN all valued az $50 Quite a
large amount % ore Of much greater vaius
was ia The building. bat tire robbers ap-
parently made . mistake IN their selee-
ti0n. No clue has been obtained TO the
identity OF the robbers
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credit ard re sco1zp pauyfnx Craft Tor TIE
P3z7ese, as CEtsf Lees thinks % hsasiux
tae banks n tbs CIV Ire cygisr was not
I-ie<- ard TIE aasss- subsequently, recover
sc1d q hlrn-
cooper sf2S married last May 81 Toronto
. Mss Champaign. an snnpcenf farmer ;
oaNsatsr. = ysars u axe. LazTinS ToToa-
t. they seat % New YORK. taenee 70 Chi-
easo. E1zTe they tArrtsd Tor fE0 weeks.
Ana tAel cane on 20 this city. CoOper Was
= >A1 fr4-ctsea q PEN years sEo ard he
saS Also aFsn i1 Aussrsila And Loufea.
Re zsses-s rs tuno-snre % the caarxes q
sEiaGl-aE oruuS1s AKA INST hlaa-
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THIS NAN HAS ENOUGH.
y. Baksr Returns 80 seattle and IL
Clad of ff--t H~peRkabie Tsrrors
ns the Trail.

3 Baker has retained 90 zaftie from
EAaRsav ard ts ineFmasa4 wsfh ne idea
fkaf ne haa dans a wase tf1ug fe - 9zse
rscoTsrf1x from the - effects pFuaure1
~ ths hardship - ETavsa ea f1s Stlsxn2ey y
s~au he i gefr4ax now 20 Re can steep
e. nszhf wszhoat being aw9ksresl every
fax hoarN sy eEcrrsea@tAnK pains 4rrnas
ane suAU ss TIE e2GE. X ever &s Baker
;sas an enFaust8stic gold sseAer he ss
ssgvs eIziilsssaz 1xe3 enS ssN aav}re 20
,nezs starting fsr fhe Ksonelks rhis fail
- ~Don't yoN ID e.
s.-Tzere u aww zGnhsr - weH knDwH
sezttle res wae ara snsy hspE fresh cosn-
A1~ E&Gk - .rA1&." Ae Sad yesterday.
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ONE OFFICE FOR THREE
VI Course, Each Party Would
Like to Have Ii.
NEBRASKA THReE-Rlae CIRCUS

Democrats, Popalfsfs aud silver Re-
pHbiaeans Axr~~ on Free Coinage
mnd sfae Greatness of Bryan. hus
Are Deadioeked on Allotment of
Nomination for suprsme Judge
Pepaii.t Chsirr.aa's Explanation
of Prosperity.
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IEvET4A<T1 sept THE Pres fest .
ps~fv sass for Fer snsont today % a sueetsI
tra.n q six cars whlch Iefs Ehe JFnloG
saFssE az As 2. n. About ferty CleFe-
largasrs. friesas q TIRE Hayes family. 0c-
eszosea luCr ~ f1s ears The tTasn Eal"-
81 az us-Srust street nsar gi.sss more. tEs
.aurs@r hoaae q Senator Hznna. and tie
rs~4stszzt ara ass w4fe seeTetArV AID
Nlrz Ala,sr ans senator and AFs. Hanna
bearded fEe special ear of ths late pFes3-
aa-. 1891 u tne I-aka snore rad.
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CHICAGO. sens- The sostne-u Pa
eler has annoasees that Sc wEl nos he q
rzsrtv 70 ths ress&eess rates - saz Frzn-
-s=e,a faF the meeting of tns ietter ear
rsers ard fhsE K wfI .nsist EpoH is fan
rraE-orgson q tae rates w@sE - TIRE Mis-
sgss-s rfwer The huSs of tke Western
Fssiss.rge~ Akzaxsag8sn Wno hava raads
tsx rates 70 tnz nasefing are 20~ "a a
rarss-- slnvss&sanF sfraarser. as rheT WI
- eesrnssas3es3 10 sszTs1 s2e razzugfspz. ar1
rss~ can a&zaiv 8o tA-s aas- carry tES
asazlzazS ~ = .x-.6
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POISONED Bf WHOLESALE.
Crazy Servant Girl Has Constantly
increasing Number of Victims

LOUISVILLE. Sept IA special 70 The
Evening Post from PAducah. Ky. says.
Thirteen members q the family and
people living on the farm % Henry Nil
isr. near Metropolis. H. were poison a
yesterday. ard fhTee are deaf X ~
thought that az least eight &C them wfii
die Tire names Of none OF the victims
are given.
A hired girl. who e. insane, threw 4
package OF rough on sasrs in the well.
Her name cosld not be learned she has
not been arrested.
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SETH LOW FOR MAYOR
Citizens Union Inaorses Him. Re-
uuhffeans VIII Look Elsewhere.

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-The boroughs
committee of TIE Citizens Union has nom
mated seth Lowe for mayor Of Greater
New York.
Congressman cuigg. chairman Of the Re-
publican oFga nizat8o1. has repeatedly as
serted that the nomination OF Ar. Low by
The Citizens Union would drive the Re-
publican organization 10 look for a Can1i-
date elsew heFe. \ special messenger left
this city late tonight for Northeast Har-
Dor, Ne with the letter Of the Citizens
Unioa notifying Dir. Low OF bis n0Enlna-
fftn
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WINFIELD. Ia. Sept. 1.-The record
breaking deadlock ia the Tenth district
Republican convention WAS broken today
by the nomination Of }. -. Palmer. He
was chosen by acclamation. on motion Of
" u. Copp. his opponent. from Henry
county. The end was reached after g.0ll
ballots had been taken. each resulting ln a
tie
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VICTORIA. sept IL letter Te~etves
here states shaf Leak whs neresas~t
etatns sn Esssnra&s creek tn the sFrinE fss~
a. 80 hzs rpsasaa rlFa@U FOR is SAEs-s
MeeAngav sad gefsnsg Tfasa saT icf aa
E]awacn Witch - koughs Esst year fof
fzEs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-02
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d9rrr. wnIlan J. Bran Was called IN 70
ADVISE WITH the ccEi1te@. Tie convenrtons
ars sZi ass mhse1 waiting 20 hear from
tie committees.
4 scheme TO settle H.
A. 20 a. n the conference committee
made the following report 70 the three
couvez ft0ns-
We recommend that the three convsn-
tf0ns meet separately and uaIiot for
Judge. AT nominations shah continue
Until one man shan receive = majority
of two conventions before another hslioI
IL taken. The regents shall be given 70
the parties which do not secure the
Judge
Tae report was adopted BY tire Demo
cratic convention. bur the committee was
not discharged.
The Popuiistx adopted the cottage home
FOR their party emblem the same symbol
as the Colorado Populisis have chosen.
The Silver Republicans adopted the LIB
erty bell with a crack IN IL