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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
kHYBER PASS Is LOST.
SERIOUS STRUGGLE IMPENDING IN
INDIA


BOMBAY. Aug E-t4 3 E.-The latest
Dispatches renS1se1 6rara tne frszafler STATE
tsat th@ sss9asssn T. zstsluE worse. u =
sFsGalE t1ae zsle 1nasan ggverzE@rr Eazse
face a grave erlzs. fzvesE1zz hszxy *
gen4i1i1Ts ARD pz0a4hAy great i5ss # lie
TIE g1Esrnzneak - csnfr0zte1 Slta IAs
foia0wins xtSte q zEairs.
kago@ pass azS EzlEez szro tas hands
60 TIRE Afr.EIs. Esze pests Il knrraE7 vz1-
ley are fhreztsne9 by The powerful trfbs
% ths Orzkxaa, fhe AchAr3 1rG5ezznsn are
SHe1izaEzng 4 FereEal q hoa1Ilst5ez arg4ri
Fnrt Snsbak1r vale thousands -
fzsc7s ara enEsgs1 = crushing the revolt
r iAe SR4s valley. ard two large 5rsga6es
srs a0IA1ax tae Tochf valley whexe tns
AznsucrzazErss ar aS&1a restless
Efss zEfEEErsEseS are caugfaGesI fhzf Fort
A. lEs5sd eoa.e Only have fallen afser
cfsgsFstz Gg1-sAg as fize native garrison
C 1hyoer rites T4z Esas5e - q uea w-3
randsrs1 yalsAa3~ ass aaee IN ire b a-x
Mountain expedition CT lsss. TIE fan u
the sogt : very serious blow. far e $50
"a - Far Ls1n4l kstAE w13ch IS n TIE
eEzreale end Sf khTasT pass <zTrlsoEed
= - kay4er rtfsss. ard uecesslta<es tie
sEoznp. conquest Or the pass.
The Sli1ezs exc1ss-n1zz Ersvails aznonS
Eia@cs1 traders At Banu. on AlrTsn river.
i - reported that go WaElrls sntsnd .
sweep down ronEght 20 attack the toWn
ara N&zz-4GEe ne Ai1la l-taG4ss j &c HI
A2G and as erszsxarlsz especially thc@s
from TIE Afghan governor q kosf are
s-el4Fe.y Stirring - 1he Wars wh0 are
also aIeelsd ~ TIE 1lzlayal azgilasie .
Ire kurram iri1es and enaol1ened ~ 10
knosiedgs that me garrison al Bzng .
very wax
sonGEhaf more hopeful intsilSezes
CONES from tEe swat valley. where "a
bouerUalS have opened peace Deg1ti4-
t.ous- The Authorities eNpect Erat this Wi
have Nidespre4G lnfuenCe. especzally = q
- felosel - s1clltEsson.
LONDON. Aug E.-The important 1eEs
that tne amer las sNoTn ltehty % Great
Britain las a reaassgrlrg eject both ID In
"a and here, a. teul4ns - remove aug
G14gf a. 20 ELs lsyatlty.
SILVA AlE. -l-it - of.-saLF an
bounced thai EorE Al MGzilG In tEe Kay
her pas. Vas eeac1atsd AFTER eleven q
tae xarrison. agose4 - khF1er r.GaH
faatlve leFirzl rad deserted There 81 10
connrI.aLlcn ~ the report that taa Afrlels
have massacred 90 q r1ls force. AZ
Ausl.d Was burned 81 the emmy
A force % 400 Afril.s has advanced 70
IsIkarai twelve miles from Eort Baga.
watch g. southeast q JanGut- Gen Eeis
vii attempt to cut OF tAe retreat q ire
enemy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

u gives. and makes a comparison % tr@
values q foreign money Win ours ara En-
ables cue 70 tell rot only how u4ch %
his money IL VII take 70 make an eQlivai-
enr % the money q the United states OK
America. but q cuoteS freight rates. -
oEe can tell precisely What goods VIII
cost laid down az MS door n any foreign
country
Their long experience n shipping goods
% foreign countries has iudEced tEsn 20
send Mr. r. @ Cleveland as their repre-
sentative % Seattle. With the express par
pose % placing their goods IN every town
and hamlet. n every mine and n every
camp y Alaska. Nr- Cleveland Is here
ard located az the corner q Railroad ave-
rue and Columbia street. on the second
floor Of tire Northern Pacific Railway Cum
rany's passenger station. Hnere he has
samples q few q the goods they handle.
just such goods as one needs 70 withstand
tne rigors and hard service u the ALASKAN
climate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

~ Ire beginning they formed two p-il-
cig.es Whlch they have strictly adhered
o. ever since. and which can very prog
eriy D. called the kegstcres % t1eir Sue
cess. First They sold airecG 20 t1e con
slpers a. Eroiesaie prices. Second. hey
guaranteed goods az represented. and y
the purchaser ID lot And them - he
could return thea promptly and have
them exchanged Tor other goods. OF have
his money refunded
The fairness Of the propositions appealed
% thousa ads % thcughtfEl buyers TheT
sent trial orders. They were pleased
With the goods. and Il they DID not md
them as represented their money vas a.
Ways promptly returned The growth Of
the house vas phenomenal The Increase
q hussness compelled them 20 add more
room. They moved 70 other quarters.
and stin the business grew. until AZ the
present tine they own and occupy huiA1-
inEs which give them fifteen acres q DOOR
roon. They have capital ard surplus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
EARLY MORN Nc BL5ZE.
Several Horses Burned-De~trurtioa
OF Wooden Buildings and
Other. Threatened.

IRE broke cut about FIVE minutes past
o'clock this morning II a four-story
building or Jackson street, near Tsnth
avenue south, owned By J. N C0lman ard
occupied By Mr.. App a. a cleaning Eusa
factory, and n a few minutes the flames
spread over the whole structure. From
this building It spread 70 the barn adtoin-
ing occupied by Mason & Pa.ien, the eN-
pTessusu. as & livery stable Il this Wera
three horses. one belonging % q Mrs.
Hutchinson and the others 20 the express
men The Are spread too fast 70 save
these and the barn and contents were de-
stroyad- East of the barn was Z shoe
makers shop. kent BY Charles SunissorTa,
and this soon followed. ard The whole q
the contents were destroyed
Oh tbs corner wss a small grocery and
candy store. occupied by Mrs. Quzckea-
bush. who earely escaped With her he
from Ehe room in the rear ard loss every
tang II The store were zoEae 6recrackers
ard bombs. which exploited with LOUD re-
ports or Tenth avenue south. next 30
AIRS tQaaCken buSh's house. was barn
used by q mix MAJ. and known a. TIA
Lake Del dairy. In Whieh weT9 three or
four horses but these were gotten ogr BE-
fore the fire had reached the harm which
was consumed y the coura grstiol- Tia
sre spread 70 the blacksmith shop q
Henry PoTzuts. ard tia building vas c0n-
suued. bug Dir. PoUuts vas able 70 save
his property. Ire bahatngs On Jackson
street we're ali owned BY J. II C0tman.
and the rest by J. II Wilson. At one time
e looked as Il the Whole block would -.
but tire efforts O. the Ere department were
sgccessfaI IL coBhning TIRE ravages % the
old buildings above outlined On the Man
street side 81 TIE 5sock We're some dEe
cottages. and these were with difficulty
saved.
Tae harm nj ". r. 8raw,ey caught IRE
ar rhe corner bat ths horse ana 5uggy
and e3w were takeu out and tae tlre was
plst oat before any considerable damage
vas done. The heat u The FIRE hrase down
tse alectrie Iirhe wlres ard destroyed the
circuit ~ that the city vas soon IN dark
nass The ere vas fnnIsY pGg out about
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

r..ia Transit Gets I'm From
ayss : Arrivals and De-
..rsprex Scheduled

- raplf Tranzsr. which sailed
= - Auxsst . WITH horses for pTsz
- q -<evrsav' returned yesterday after
- ~. = a,e1es-k. after ; voy7ge devoid -
- . srrkssnt She came baEk WITH
- - raazergers ner freight Her de-
-. s-ssu Skaszssav waa AGSusz II. Two
- z.rsrs the Tflarsetrs. Coal VAS
- ) cgrssx OF IRE way down The
- rrarslf VIII sail OF Saturday with
! $500 city q Topeka win arrive
= sg-.lrx a. 5 O'Clock from DFsa and
co.. sac xsH sail from here En- The
- sa-aze tsnorrow morning ~ ?
80 To- advance bookings have been
= ssr ssxcras bsrths are yet left
q s.tssr evidence Of the falling OF IN
! laska paszengsr traffic f0r tAss sea-
$50 b. sosnd tran IL tie compara-
= xat szIs Of tickets for tire steam
~rzAreffe She vii sal Saturday
- SIXTY u room Tor horses. hay and
Z s.<sciSs which neither The .ndace-
= ars or ncrey coaid find a Place
AZ tAe oFsrizaen craft left hare
- ss~ks ago.
e.r.r xsys. rhlch lea san FrsncIsco
- : sar s. Mlchasls gla Seattle. -
j. - .ciaF. Her passenger Ear paw-
! iNs. nciadinw these taken on here.
z .srksr aboaf eighty. ard Ire COM
- ~sdlrE the vessel has enEa ged 70
- teot ard lofzinE Tor tire passen-
.nxE Nichaels r. case q g. found Inn
60 s 81 - ire river. The passen-
gnsm b. Transferred a. 90 Mlehae,s 20
<rzr- sAes1 steamer Chicto. This boat
= A. FrAnclsc0 FOR - Michaeis several
ia SIC l. sid 70 D. capable of ear
- b passengers.
- Hez1-xslng rug Rezolute. which
= u - hesde,arters az NaQulua BAY.
!. - bssn parchase,8 - Capt. r. Il.
- rs Al lse ais acquisition In tow
= 1rzx % pyea and sksGuzy. IRE Res
- expected . arrive here To-Day. TIE
xr1nAr aa @ watch Sc II 70 BE- put las
~ hen risen OF.
- n.nE cate ~ TIE steamer city Of
tsr< Is hzsr po~tponsd from August =
4sx.M n Tha Clty q Kingston. which
= J, 1spsaced OF ire Alaska route ~
= Szr< = expected @ arrive from
- 80 skzg4ay Friday night or Satur-
= 1xnns TIE Seattle Is a Agtle larger
g - ki1gstoz.
ssssss psgrc.t AL SAL Tor Dysa AGa
k<4zy saturday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

Ews~Tozs aka eo-tH=rl2tes shs r4--
snase e =ecss. IS asrssas1-e nsrrlez@1, .
@Ns1s@ % e1l ARD sSs azr- Tney Ec1't -
2sze5 = hsE. faz .-e sa-rses are au sx-
a1s1tla2 cry azs for tA@ nErnsse q en-
2razg prospective bzys-s - aay lnf@l.4-
gslziy. arr 70 sse xhzz thsy W. EsH-
MarsEo-=rv Ward * 60. carry cor
ssa1r4E e s.ocA Eersss arsounszaS TO 81 49,
80 r. xa.2z. 9zs sasre * naagaeE zasx ere
e47 we@- er use that Eannaz ~ AapE fFag-
Issz1- Ess2- sszs-al eatas2S4e AID e-v-
e-s gul4s IS the zz1s1 wuzaa-1zl rrs-sae-
tzan = taa e2EzlegEe Ira sxssuT. Z
Es-ghz tws peUzsss and 3 haslf has avsr
z zsra5sszz. E1E~e tazn 81 re 1esc-1p-
-1ens 81 13srene Articles - Esercsa.ssases.
az1 s1szs waa.sszse Ecs 90 sxe-y hgssy
C. evergFzg fggn a psaekzza * p4zs %
a e-ta Is ot ENesr rs2rs-
se1satEVa, II csTeRn6 Aas easse ezga-
ez~sS Re w8 D. ussase9 - have visit
CTS sxaE41a -a2 az4 z IS wsA waxEM
cnes tIe 70 can az Xr Cleveland = see
w.12t IS s1SAo4s Ga1at. tie z1SsS eS1za&sse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
uTgsfT I'D GGl. Of g1.
Ii lFTEH sLssl. 6ssrA.
They wzke Speciality OF SaPpfyfng
People Vita 6zrnfs-Thsir Rep
re~~ntnrIve Il Here

70 better Efusrrz-sca % TIE results A.
rzAzeG ~ tae Ese q printers EzE. = oz1s-
war1z ~ s1Azs a4fe1sAsa1S. ear D.
saEwn ear ~ rRfsTTlng - TnE woaEaT-
fgsg growth ar4 Success & Mgrtgg-sry
ward 4 Company. q Chir4ge. TIRE o-tE1-
rara-s q xAe szsfe- nf seg gogcs sy
xzsaE critters zn5 ta-5Ega caEss1xes
MozsRu11erv Ward & Company heEsa
ssasznesa 4 1s--tEs7 z us&yzar ~ 3 cs1-
rv-v awa. TIER h@g1zzzng As crude A-1
@~z x-raf Their CAPITAL 81 ta4E rlEze
was flua2te9 ard Trey fauE1 thar a r19Z2
It's xas szrzr.s1e 70 carry trEzlr st9cz,
ard tws rzez ard q a1y GZIse A-Ap 10
t-zzszzE s1s-r hs1si-ssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
MONTERREY ". :. a C.
Exhibition Cane of Baseball 10 BE
Played Next SATURDAY.


S7ue e baseball seewesn the csrics-s
e tae Cnted s~steS x-lp Mausersy aaG q
Team picks frSza members - ths saa-tss
Afale-ae Slab VII - playef saearaay az
tsruoou a. !. y O. a PARK IN yog
e141ers u The Mente-eT are rraeka ssex
ban pl2TsEz They zearu-1 bssees8 ~
college and kzoT ere game fnaroEzzs.. ~
TasF vi pat tae foIloW.1e tasu .n ne
Ael-- L Easli4Fs. rt-crer. N1r~Ii sn1rt-
stgp. JaLan retr3 aspe- s.sWart ss-~--H
base Eswst tTst 5ase. L.1nGis. cafrse-.
Bccoor. center 2el1. J.. FEl4ps efl esl1.
Zoe. -i<I sid
Tee Ssat-le Afnlsea- rl-t sua- u~ -
Con gcses o. Fc-1s aE1-t re faForfres Ne~r
Asxln@aa 49, pas ass-ad she aar. saz
Achlls-rF Eia pay r-sE BASE sad rre
ever reiiasl7 TOES Pace 49, cover se-cra
ease lhLE4 1aEr al be tlks- care o. 81
George cave. W1o Zz4e a res-ra lr th4t
position ll rls C1-raEo r.tF sEze Frsd
T8e eaA5esa wlA ~ rlcEf1 fTem E.lz.s
lzrzes. 1aea Garter &arx Ze4ns Ea1.a
Su-sr ard Era1E p eer-ckA
- ihe ptscasrs 5cA 49, ~ f1gnG ossorxa
A. Ca-u5eA ~ Camra@.l zsz Feeen p
ass-lzse 3 rssz-sEs * S@zezie Ard - -
szsmoar u TIA = A. e. EoHeTe-. ~
CaZpte4 Is zai a stranger 12- ~ -
AZ. Ees-aer- 1eess1 49, re say pi.GGaE &C rhs
SANFORD cegs .ea- vE@2 lnsg rae
Es4r q saEa ssessea - So Zr. C&mres4
: a so1.zr4s al - 3 EeEF elsveE assezsr.
Dr. e. A HEEsl2. * E5e !. Il = a. as
ksr1zT as<~-s1 lze T. A. g a gro=14s saE
laa gAzzs-
I-..s cane 81 - caGsa AZ q. eleex 2
"a. s4x4rs14T A. & q cry a. sxAana11z
gzras 20 xGE-4ss19z N.- - eE&rEss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

catalogue ever published Evs-yont -osnS
% Aiaska sho1id have one - these ca-a-
lowges. Ernl further n1ffce they VII be
furnished % al miners free q caarse-
In reply 70 a reporters inquiry. Mr..
Cleveland sid. Few people imagine "a
vasr n1zabsr Ne prlnt 81 them. and what
t1eir printing uszns- II means during
their Issuance the whole time q rlla print
ing force of enc q The largest printing ss-
adjustments IN the world, for We print
80 - copies. and x requires hsty car loads
CT paper each year. counting 500 pounds
20 the car. 20 supply the paper for the cat
aicgue"
Whle their representative VIII make
special effort % Increase tne trade % the
great house he represents n Alaska. he
vii also see that the name Of Montgomery
ward 4 Co. their business. ard their
methods q doing business are known 20
every man. woman and child on the Coast.
Attention is called 20 their advertisement
on another page OF the Post-InteIllSeacer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
COAL OPERATORS DECISION.
They Agree on Vigorous Measures TO
End the Strike

PTTTsBURG. Aug $40 marching
was done by The miners tn the - ArTalf
region in tire early morning. THE roads
are r. tad shape firm IRE recent heavy
rains, TIE men sannters8 cut ~ small
groups and continued their missionary
work ans9rE he rnineTs
Thss was pay dav ar Oak FIJI and TIE
campers believe that Stree the uem have
received their money. they w.il 5oin the
sfrtkers
A. pluna creek the strikers seem 20 -
losing ground every day. To-day che com
pany decided that every uan who did nor
80 10 work az crce could rot 60 or Az
cuuuany has held back In wages a the
1hrre mines ahout So sa
The cornp anw claims thar the reason the
output az zeal has beer 50 small with SO
many meu AZ work WAS that many - tha
rsan simply went iu1o fhe mines 20 keep
their jobs not working Any more than
thay sad TO- Nom the company says thay
are all working aax7t Tsere were ID
syirt{ous Sart. De Arnalt SAID rh1r he
had nc reason Ter hurTytng tire men out
- fhelr houses ard W5al3 give them 3
few days u5ars e Srece
xeRree~' ntoodv Pay Day
The eaiarea railroad lah0-ars' camp az
Tsrtty aer7ss tha road grora ere STRIKERS
cs~n az P1-n creek hts bcen 81 Is tgr-
r1rI COZ tte lass tvart g-fnsIr hours Z.
was nsy cay ara f~auhte started 81 soon
a. tae meo get taeig money During tee
nl-hE thrss more cet1red men were sh1e
bat none wag die Thomas Casa ueo
murdered joan Kelly Sgr8ay nas NOT
tsaa captured An armed far~s Is s..l
securing IRE woods far htr1-
VIII Cspttpur the struggle.
rrnrezerss ewes - al the coal 7rerst1rs
"a ire Pttfsear< district NEE tels morn
ine 10 device vaFs sad means Ger oaer-
irz the mines Immediately at al hsxa~is
Afsar tbe meeting the operators sa33 the
cassre sesstan h1& Ben ts5sa - wiia ths
gEs.-rssssgn ~ ths fosiowicE resolutions
whlch wers ADOPT 60
sstrasrsech - ere eger.s Ne have -sae1
% bxivK tks sfrtSe 20 an end lstc tta3et-
therefore De b
-Isesalsed. Fhat ws aavs 10 co-shs lsfs
-aea aar &c eass.ale ere strgrEle s.1rE
aaes fhaZ utaT appear 81 te uas- a~c~
.taeriva - sss results desired sr are Lo-
t.rsess ~ r1iner ana operator zas
Nes1tFaa E1a1 So lar@e
s=.-sass aa4 aa5c4rn sine dle
f. ts eas8 fHSf rhe operators 1. raa
,--s.stre - erea ss#ir utires.
81 reerss r9sEfy uS t1a strikers tsac -r-e-
49, reesra &C. wo-N i ts care -e Aces
s-sf5rsene ssrne aas naTse& ae1 rea nea
e. res reg2Fu, ire operators W. sc-se
sesnlasss Egom oIaer psacez aaa start
sae-r al1as.
10 >t<n 81 @akeninE-
nEp0Is Pa. AS Z-Tae Es-1ss+s-
= .s-sea ard SaHaw Laek miners eess a
--a.ttnz gesa9 aza vats3 so eolenea taa
.f~exa TAn = Eera1 aasG&Se~ @2nte1 tee
T.sre-s - wer& Gzs4 Sa;ar1ae, e1t 1say
efeel s-..r1 Ee G2 50
Help Frea the FtrrErn-
PEORIA 93 AuE- &-Tre Erot-e--
ha.aa x xsseasasesve s,rez's- So caa-
,--ess=sg s. 49, ga ere co14 e1lre~a f-~f
--esr i ssaas8 80 30 E-rer s1al -zAa
a. 1thar erwaE -E4ttsl las sleea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
aogf LINE 10 THE YUKON.
sssysss In the Field for a Rail-
Fss1-sksgsa, Already "a Rival
of Juneau

A4GCAY. Aug IA civl engineer Of
Anzz C. Z. C4rtAsde. and SIX assist
IA lre nes surveying tire White pass
~ 1sefsst4 OF an English syndicate.
80 nseras 70 run a railroad from SkaE-
= Ne sSiTAncs 10 the pass. 10 Taka
= Gstdnes az shirty-eigaf miles, and
ss.az<y . The Hootal.n4ua rlver. 10
IA Z z Bislsnghurst OF Victoria. 4
= q ne principal promoters 81 the
ns1a. Tbs road. whsn eomplstad VIII
r. he sAartsst and quickest ro,sse -
tszaa ecgnsry ard Il i the iuseatlaa
= .e1paHy 70 build whaFges ard
Aasaaasss a. skagaay. The hlgaest al
- 9 ne road VIII be AZ ta@ Summit
q waite pass. -Ss feet The summit
sssaf twenty niles from skag4ay.
y surveying party has been at work
~ @1iF =. aaa expects 70 nave the sur.
= ssr'siets6 n tao weeks. They are
= ssslss ralss Up the river. Although
3 sasi eaanos YET be estimated. IL ia
~ EAsf TIE read vii cost more per
. Esan nast railroads. hug as the tra1
- has2fai outlet from the Yukon Is
isassfs expect to reap large returns.
~ pFessnt nan over the pass. nsed -
- = present y inguink miners. was
q - sempany with The Idea oe a.
- l4ses fFera Dyea ard the Cnakn3t
= Aae EaeF made an affenut 10 p~s-
- gsusessianal packers from charrlrx
- laaa y cents \ poana. In this hevs-
tneF were Unsuccessful a. sl,a ~sts
~ esnfs
-, = s.z.saslsie states that It wUl D. ias-
- -. spf nese thar anf quarter II shs
- ~ % tae srail - reach the KYen-
SeAr WegS 90 ire railroad vii
- - = TIE spvinE ans cha rad
~ PROBABLY b. COMPLETED r.
a'zfas frpm than.
- se-sns destined - he a large
- seesis tae Fanross h--cas,a 4s,l
-. - la2t NR tEiaace juneau as 49,
ara general ccmme-e.ai pofnt.
ne Jeneaa merchants have
- sFa1es stores here already Tha
| : - - q people arrivi-E here can
- go tnNn fhs river shfs ~
Sen shc Alrea sv reaUze rAfs
-. s.t.lng iots In Skara1y aaH
49, ~i 70 a year thr iowa WI
- - epls2la 2sN @ ~ taaahl-
-. ssrloas ntths ard trsls l.sf-
-. - f1fes have naen -hrierr--
a aiaet toen has a Rreaaussv
NssFal aFeneez.
- - psss n rs present -rels cor
-. sre.e'leahie fcr the entire lls-an0e
a.. a.s1stt ara ran s,sa.-- 4
afsr = m fEentr f--- es.frs
- - go traFsrse 10 wen a had
- a1t = seens ~ fha hef.
- fhoee wac n1te r~er-a-
taen Fer tae -r-4 wAs
1oTses TIE Chlk-er rs.. -
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Ayers Caihartic Pills,


preferable. az Il q impossible 70 hlrs Eea
nere 70 pack oltats-
The y bite iran has been cut through .
Lake Bennett only about SIX weeks ard
80 far very few have passed out of the
lever end. although hundreds % mlrera
are camped aloEg 4. Frank SiAvin. ne
pls4llst. T. reported % have been tas srst
man 20 emerge az the lake Fls o4trr.
however. was badly hroksz % ~ the
packers. and he refused % pay Tor Is
tranzpOrtatior1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

OAKLAND CaA. Aug. The Pleas
anton STOCK taEm. the faTaus fratain e
cad breeding estshllsHrent - some e
rne worl1s greatest race hersea. has Dr. a
declared .rsetvenr Sarh - tho 1ecisfen
90 JGH-n Hali upon the nefitien q rrNd-
TORS e the crurany. reureagft tn< about
ST. $50 in lahts Taa next step vii ~ tAe
selection q ar asslEree 20 take chzrEs n
thn property The farm viii probably
noe 80 clnscd becauae it has an sstan-
Hese.f raunt1flrn as stock hreet-ng -
fahwshmerf thnr can - r1sde the basis
os vafaahle returns - those who naay
r.t..erafs n
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DISASTER N The ORIENT.
ship Foand~r- I'm - Tyrhoon, With
Many ssIior.-Tke Captaia Com-
msf. ~nicfde.

LONDON. Aug a SPECIAL dispatch
from Shanghai says the steamer Cheang
H. Eiong. Capt Scosr, bound from Pc
rang FOR AREA island. Fl TIRE straits OK
Nalacca or the west coast of tire Malay
peninsula. for Japan. foanaered n a
typhocn OF tire thirtv-fw0 members %
tire shgp's company. tweEty-one were
drowned. Capt Scoft. a. the vessel sank
commI tted suicide ~ shooting himself
win q revolver.
TIE eleven survivors experienced fha
rnost terrible suffering from exposure n
open boats for i've days under the II
tense rays q TROPICAL sur and v.Eh no
warar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

SAN FRANCISCO Aus &C. a. Wla-
ship has anuaause& h8S retirement fru1s
the sFefsns srF AEtEata ard osfln1er
Aara heau eent ga CieVeian3 Is he sars -
cuf aHd ssh asuhahlT - disposed 0f at
aaetian ne fhe sale there 81 0--ehcr. 80
wsIca tarre 3 eease nment frea tne Paio
Alto s.aeE farm ssh nis8 90 under trs
hammer Bsaeh weed EoTaelln ard Hazel
Esnncv. whfrs a~lrrals Wimshsa tl1 ursier
lease afVe Been rEtarued 20 their respe-t-
sVe owners ln California.
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TIA police. ana Tire place Vas prompts
rahsea. The prcprsesovs cashiers ard
clerks were put a1ssi@r flaa bona each for
their appearances IN the pelica court 20
morrow. The cases against he sav ntS-
nEna Pool rooms and fregusnseEs, arress
IN fhe raid lsst week. wera Dismissed to-day
BY tire cleg rrsseeAEer On Che strength az
Justice kraegers 3scls.on yesterday dis
charging one e TIE offenders.
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uon. Meteor sscaaa. J. :. :. thirss Bess
giaaa -1A
Ffve farIongs-SeaI F,sr wou. Yuis ESQ.,
ons Tsrpes thfrgt r gsse f-Sk
ffue frs54--l sszaste s9ea &s8ysfsht EEr5Hsi.
MsIl.e gkiRa Tlms fEts
SIX faramxs- s2sa + asn. Nike Rtcs
secass3. EaEalls sa6Ftt E1r1as iii
f8Re And nne-Aats f1s31usa EHgzte wen,
June sere-d NetsaiFs thEe8 fine. tGa
koug 2aT ianeA~earry y. wen. RAtss@v
seaona Crs.8h Wood laird. TEgse. ssA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

80 the slSsssf sre 5s-iissf
y 2 49, =. Wharf,. Nn9 cor
rksssz p - that colleetor 1v@s as
zzzTsas' .-u fs- Hq3er sellers A
-.xzx - 4 rad was rz1@ fsze
S~rzzr z 81 - 81. ard . ~ zorTa
- % s...-szsa. IFr1 Pee TIE sasssssza-
2 ss4T - 1890 ard br1s-zaE eo~n
80 - 80 - ali - erssf- = rsxro
ia 80 ~ J1aeau WIS aAso seat
=. 2. -, ,ssaszer . serve > seA'e'9s q 81
$3.50 .-ner enc q The stsWzrds as
5sas 49,. 800 4 y0ung beer y EsGsEs-
g.. s- : : ~ ssrHait z 80 Nsas p 5
- e .-s~.al probably n raotaer q
sfzs - aHaoag tia r9eks. Heft-
u Cd s q. - y1arz arlrTsa4 70 seAtsl@.
y srp's : ysandske. ard 5l4cee y r.
~ EuaelsEslansr' cigtE1tsg
= = SAYS ~ ~os4'a cot 'A~s -
y re shlp's earEenter- sent Up
.rsa sigsr niles ~ a hroak
y - . dirk ard notiesf 4 chunk
y ss 60 ra-saI IN TIE bed q re stream.
4 49, = ard says Be sas q nugget
q z. - uowever. fhAs Is only specu-
ersa 9. ! xesng 70 have Z sgsaye1 AZ
- =. ar q lose any right BE- sEakea
ssasu xasre he found TIE s2sei-