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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-15
HUMANE SOCIETY ORGANIZED.
Fifty WeIi-known Citisena Meet for
Worthy Object.

Fifty well-known residents OF Seattle
met in The parlors OF the Lewis house last
night, and with very little eircumlocutfsn
effected the permanent orga MIA ton OF The
seattle Humane Society. As indicated In
the name Of the rev organization its OBJ
tects are 20 prevent cruelty 70 children an.
animals. Officers were elected and the
meeting adjourned TIL Monday night
when further steps will hs taken look!n z
70 the practical application OF the prInei-
pies OF the society 20 everyday life In a
metropolitan city.
Judge Orange Jacobs called the meeting
20 order. Hon. Roger &. Greene was elect
Cd chairman and ]. E. Hawkins temporary
secretary. Several addresses were made
setting forth the objects OF The meeting
and the necessity for organized work in
TIE suppression OF cruelty practicea 70
helpless children and 10 dumb animals.
Officer WINS MIlliken spoke at length on
the subject. citing numerous cases that de-
manded the attention OF a society such as
was about 10 be formed. Finally perma-
nent organization was accomplished by TIE
election OF these officers TO serve till June
/, lsas:
President. Hon. Roger S. Greene: first
vice president. DR.. James e. Crichton:
second vice president. Rev W. II. c.. Tenn
Pile; secretary, Mrs. Laurence Gronlund;
treasurer. Jerome Catlin. Articles OF In
corporation were adopted and a,tested by
a notary. Mr.. W. II Lewis. with this the
meeting adjourned
A COMMITTEES was appointed 20 confer
with the Society Cor the Prevention OF
Cruelty 20 Animals.
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HIS APPEAL FAILED.
Superior Court Must stand-Hfs
Attorneys Have spent Tfme and
Money Freely, bat wishess Avail.

Andrew krzus. convicted Of murder IA
the second degree. having failed 70 con-
plete AIS appeal 10 the supreme court
SitE4n rAe tine allowed. he asked % sea
tae Judge. and ire sheriff tock him Into
court Aontzy. The Judge ordered his at
tornsy. Capt ? =. Hughes. 20 De uorlas6
70 appear yesterday villa the defendant
All parties being present and the court be-
AA& informed 1aaE kr41s requested further
tina, asked counsel % inform hlgn low
TIE case stood Capt Hughes stated that
frol the time OF krzus' arrest be had
done everything 70 help als client. naklnS
many journeys 70 Rsntor. each og which
took an entire day. and working I'D TIE
Defense In every manner possible without
regard 70 his oxn tlEus or rseompease,
thai during the trial which lasted nine
days ne and his partner. Mr.. Gamble. had
70 close their office. as both appeared in
the case, and all this time not cent ce
Pay was received By them After kraus'
conviction and sentence some Germans
kindly tried 70 raise funds TO perfect an
appeal. bat after many weeks gave IL up.
with only sSs raised. which they handed
over.
Until the tine allowed hy Law had ex-
PRED. kraus maintained he had no reia-
Ives. but low says he has q sister in
oregon and another IN New York
Capt Hughes said be himself was IN
able 10 put up tbs 80 necessary for thu
appeal; that he was willing 10 give, and
had given. his time without any recon-
rensa. spending what money he could for
any client. but considered IL undsgniaed
for any officer Of the court to beg money
for any object.
Judge Jacobs expressed the fullest salts
faction with the manner in which Messrs.
Gamble and Hughes had fought the case
and said the time having expired. 1; was
row necessary for kraas % be taken to
the penitsntiary. and SO ordered
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e. Cevia. % tho Canadian Pacific. r.
at the Rasnler~Cir2Hd-
Thomas DIVER Al Everrs. business
man. Is q; TIRE Stevens
A Prasmer. q TIA state agricultural
college. = 81 ths stevens
e A. McDanala. 81 Taco1la. state dairy
tnspscror. Is a. ths stevens
George c. Knoche - ~ Wess Shore
Hne Is 81 THE Rainler-esrazt-
CYRUS c. Rahh. q he United states Sc
oIoxicai survey, Is a. tn Butler
Ex-Congr~zraan J. n. AcSien. q NasA-
vile. Tenn. = ct ne Essrisr-esTsnd-
NJ KaUsh Of Sa- Fraactsco- operator 20
ire steamship Humboldt. II AZ IRE Butler.
sFsss Ronrle GauEher - Passing tire pres
ert week gish Airs. {. Z. Bray. fifth sv-
snUs
Fse,,,. Worth q. Ross. cocnsaas~ q -
revenue Gutter Scost. = a. tAe Rainier
Grkna-
- N.sslx. q xees4Ai scientific writer -
tie PfttSea~< Dispatch wsG SO Eogsa "a
ne steamer CITY q Seattle
Or. ard. Ms. r 6. HeS. e NoTtA YAK
sra are V.sssknE the parents - Nrs he<,
Mr.. and AE& n y. AAe<l-k~zss a. ~ s~sA -4AA
avenue.
Misses la and Rata Krsesei. q E-,lezs-
hlgrx ~ no have been vsssgs7x their swns.
sErx Gus EFoxm sor several wee&s past.
lssve returned harla-
efrz y. Crea grxxv ard family have
taken 50 tsssT permanent rxsstsrCs "a
Sssstle T>sy W.T. make thgEr Earae az
iSE Broadway ard All % a. na7ae ISes-
azys
Tenn N. Lane. formerly zssunesr e
re ar-n . Laas & CanzeIlS. g sats eESy.
are uxeg frssa "a seEsa tss1 49, &1d =
az TIE ButlsE. lis 2e1ss = E@N - sss
FRANCESCA
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Police Matron Taylor e developing into
a iynx-ey-of detective. sunday night she
saw a large man trying 20 persuade
woman to accompany him The wornan's
actions convinced TIE suspicious snairon
that something was wrong. she finally So
cured the services OF ofticer Leighton.
TIE Big man broke away from the offeer
ana ran down First svenue. The offieeT
Knocked an eye cut Of a star with bis big
s-olt's revolver and the man stopped run
,.nx. TIE woman bad disappeared. At
police headquarters tire man gave DIS
name as John Kelly. lie was 6ueS 81 ard
ross~ BY Judge Bcgue tor resisting an
officer.
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ray co. has been set down for hearing by
Judge Moore on October l.
Samuel II Yer Planek has judgment
and foreclosure against Charles Lee ct al
for ssao 81
The probate department yesterday re-
eesved notice Of the death OF Charles Nc
Corrlick az the Steilaccom asylum
John Patterson yesterday filed an sppn-
eaten for letters OF administration on the
estate Of j. NJ. Hail. the Yukon pioneer
Judge Benson yesterday granted q
change OF venue 10 snohomish county ii
the case OF ]. s. Elicit VS.. Thomas Moran.
James Gailiher yesterday pleaded guilty
10 charge of petty larceny. and Judge
Jacobs lined him SO and costs. ordering
him committed until payment Is made.
A decree OF divorce was yesterday signed
BY Judge Moore IN behalf Of Emma l..
Crawford against Andrew Is. Crawford,
on the ground CT abandonment and nom
support.
Robert II. I.engstag, against whom a
charge az insanity had been entered. was
yesterday discharged BY Judge Moore,
after an examination BY Drs. Calhoun and
Sharples.
The trial Of DIR. Andrew Won Gunter be-
fore Judge Jacobs. Oh a charge OF assault
afd battery: was YESTERDAY mofnsas Con -
temher q. on account OF the illness or the
accused.
Articles OF Incorporation were fled yes
feraay for the s. s. ;. Mining Conpanyi
capital stock. $1,000, IN u shares. truss
tees, William L. Sanders, Frank Wand.
schneider. G. z. Re1sberg, II. C. Hill and
r. =. Palmer.
Articles OF incorporation we're filed yes
tertlay for the Bismarck Gold and silver
Mining Company; capital stock, sa..vo",',
in 81 shares: trustees, BENJAMIN Casey, J.
Martin Ryan, William Gibson, ]. &.
schnellhardt and George Tracy.
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The Army. Harvest Festival.

The annual harvest THANKSGIVING festival
viii be observed by the Salvation Army
thAs year on September Is 10. 20 and q.
An exhibit OF all OF the products OF the
state will re made in the two halls OF the
army In this city 1875 Third avenue. ard
Yexler way and Second avenue south. on
each OF the above evenings. and on Tues
day night all OF the goods win be sold, tie
proceeds 10 be used in opening the new
colony IN Colorado, WHARF. II - expected,
A thousand homes will be az once estab-
nshed for ex many destitute families. On
wednesday evening. September Is, StsT
CAPTAIN Milne. the "halleiujah scotch
man" and his bride VIII lead the meeting
AZ the hall OF No. corps. is2a Thru ave.
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Gov. Rogers Offers x25o for the APP
prehenssou of she Assxssins-

Gcv T0hn r Rogers yesterday posted
an offer q kzs for the arrest and convsc-
ton - the E@n who held up ard rnaroer-
ed Michasi Lyons ar PoE. B2akeley On
shs nszAt OF June IS last
TIE murder zas q most cruel ard cold
hiooded deed Two men. joan Il. Moss
ana Sw2n Berg. were arrested and chzrg-
ed with tire crime. They escaped ccnvIc-
ton. the CnIy evidence against them beng
that supplied By Scotty McLzagalir. 3
saSl5r, wlso VAS in the ss1oon at Lyons
hotel. near BiAksiey. ca the night Of the
crime
Whether TIRE killing OF Lyons was done for
money or 70 vent Erl1gs against him Is
not known. II Was understood that he had
some money in the safe in the bar room at
the time. Two masked men entered the
place near midnight and with drawn re-
volxsrs commanded everyone present 20
hold up their hands. Lyons was behind
the bar. He raised his hand, bat 81 the
twinkling q an eye one OF the men fred
his revolver a. close range and Lyons fell
down MORALLY wounded He disa within
an hour ard half without giving any
satisfactory Information concerning the
fnen- x be possessed any knowledge Of his
aszailzuts-
The offer Of the reward will doubtless
cause renewal Of the efforts OF the Ru-
fhorsties here and a. BIakeley 10 sppre-
bend the mQrderers
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hack Again.

Mr.. J. Berkman. OF the firm OK Berkman
Bros. wholesale and retail clathIers. re-
turned Sunday from New York and other
Eastern cities While in the marke; Mr..
Berkman placed heavy orders for both
stores. Being wholesale firm they are In
a positlan 70 retain goods for less money
than any other Arm in Seattle. Just now
they are having a special sale OF boys
and chlldren's school suits at prices
ranging from 90 cents TO $50 suit
They offer an Atwood suit for $50 that
any other dealer will charge s25e for.
Their large stock OF mems clothing Is by
far the finest ever offered 10 the public.
and notwithstanding the fact that prices
have advanced. they viii sell them NJ g 10
per cent. less than you can buy elsewhere.
Their retail store IS on the corner OF
Washington and Occidental avenue and
wholesale. First avenue south. opposite
Northern hotel
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40 40 oaTkness avoided as hex, shex caus.
80 drifting tee. Tnev $3.50
-ol hours Finally thex ~--rIs
70 sartner, and they xps out ara wsyrsS
- me ICE. For SIXTY hours they ker-
q. nrst walking and sso-r a~s So. -
ins TO. the small boat. A. l~s- 80
s@sn. Mrs Whires.des szvx zna <-,,.1s
nasusy nesieve X when they sx,1s 49, -
80 fying n the bottom Of r. 49, -
lne men wsre padding ever : sr-ss-.. -
rater when they found thar tks,~ -. :.
.esr o. the Ice pack The Land r~av -
- 1oppef island = barren. dexogasa
10 = 80 .hey might Perish. peychzncs
- "a me as u they bad stayed On she a..
Iney oslit . fire ard made seerr~agvs. :.
on'1oftsoae a. they could. Hste R.-rm
mere toos ne boots or arc hsx go -.
Ipsno 70 Dc covered sfth s.-sna - 80
AsSn. he confessed then thas ss.x~..,s. =.
.ssAl ions srsp Of sixty hours. during wss~S
80 nao walked ard PADDED s@swssr
81, Ana hfSy mica, his boots bad e~@r
80. Ia % water. Many times ne had sFsrrsa.s
INTO pools Of Icy water anf soatss - -.
ssl ns had never complained.
waking along the teach fhe~
- 1sa1ana3n family. vno gave thsrr sh.S,
~ efscer rude tent and @1r&x -. 81
1~tsaS morning they were seer Nv re 49,
80, ea.ser Bear and picked I'd ara takep
49, stalk@s OF
r. HE % the iee are known 10 the csr,'agr
oal ne naS nothing tke 49,
Piess ia II them. Trey xAs~s.--z
l nrota san FEazclzco and Neg ssssss-s
= nose VINO Remained on the yesseI 49,. =
APT Nastessoes and Ia party Iaef -.
=. :. Lord. fireman; J. Hanna, cooks r. CD
A.asss seaman. A. HUSKY. seaman. q pa.
1aaIin, seaman. j. Brern, SEAMAN. ! So
seaman. A. Peterson. SEAMAN So
GuZtueg, cabin boy
Two OF the rescued men are aboard r.
bsar. and the others shipped In Other yea-
sess OF the whaling feet
capt William Lewis. of Nav pAaeo-s
owns tie Savarch. as well as th@ pA1xrg-
osfe ana the William Battles. other ves-
ssis or the feet. The Nayarch va. auy1s
~ iva At New Bedford especially fgr Cot
W nitesides. who has comma r.9sd her st,,'se
except one season when hs was Ia charwa
OF the Bsividere On that trip Of the pei
sicere 10 the Arctic region Mrs. Waite
sides SHOT three mammoth polar bsarz
other whaless cruising Ia the Arctic AZ
present are the Jeanette. Capt Meuth
and the Garlocb. Capt AeGreznr. So,
out py Blum q Co.. Of san Francisco. The
Ihrasher. SoFwahi. Balaena Orea an.s
Bainsas OF the Pacific coTnpaay,s asct.
aTs also there.
Capt Whitasides thinks the twenty-nsne
men left On the ice are surely lost. but he
has hopes THAT the nine left on the Nav
arch may be picked Up together win the
vessel.
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THEY TOOK THE BEST.
burglars mt Kline q Rosenberg
Selected the Choicest Goods.

NO new Developments IN the Kline &
Rosenberg burglary have cropped out al
though The police are diligently working
on the case. Several suspicious characters
are under surveillance by the officials
The extent Of the loss sustained by the
firm has not yet been zscsrsalned but
enough has been learned 10 prove that The
nrsS estimate OF $50 was too low. Mr..
Rosenberg yesterday began taking an In
voice OF the stock and checking up with
the sales books 70 md GU; as nearly as
possible JUST the number OF pieces stolen
This task VIII require several days ahe
burglars selected the most costly goods as
q rule. especially In the line OF silk under
wear and overcoats
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ADJUSTMENTS.
sTh~ Grey Mares. Last Night.

IL The Grey Mare In not the funniest
comedy ever written. Il is certainly UP in
the front rank. Another large house
greeted this play last night The result
OF the constant rehearzals OF the past
week was evident In the great improve
ment In the work Of the various members
of the company. The Grey Mare will
be seen for the last time tonight. The
sale Of seats has already been large, and
Il II evident tina; there viii be one Of the
usual large houses which has greeted the
company ever since IL commenced it's en-
gagement.
Tomorrow night the bin viii be changed
and the brilliant society play. Moths, .
viii be presented for the balance Of the
week. This Is without question the
strongest play in the repertoire OF the
company.
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No Ertraaition for Debt.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inteillgencer.
COLvILLE, Wash. Sept. A-ShsriG
Denny made capture last Saturday Of
two fellows who were reported 20 him by
the British Columbia authorities as alb
scondgns debtors. They were taken from
the afternoon south-bound passenger, but
were soon after released upon the advice
OF their counsel that the sheriff had no
authority 10 apprehend them simply az the
cali OF the queens officers. for the rea-
son that the alleged ofsense was not extra
dltabie. The sheriff forwarded them by
wagon 20 Spokane. Their names could not
be ascertained.
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NOT LIKED BY THE POPS.
Road Comm issfoaer Esrnest's APP
pofntm~nt IRRITATING

Special rrf.-a.cA 20 he Fsoss-T.s~Tltwe-~s-.
coLyrLI.E VAS. sept 1.-The sssse
road snEdale has analiy been definitely set
tied by ths appointment ~ Gov. Rogers
of Il. + Earnest. g tbs city Mr. Earnest
r. q Silver ReTuolsczn. mining nan and
81 energetic citizen. ~ no VII let ustle
grass gToS along tie stAts wagon road
whgl@ hs IL engage putting Il Il SHAPE FOR
travel
While Mr. Ea--sst = perhaps the rsexs
acceptable candidate tkAt could have been
selected frenn this 1Sa8, the fact that he -
q Silver Republican does noE please ths
PopGissts n particular. as Il = not ganer-
ely krowz satss6s rs county that TIE
Popal1s<s ard the gnisn forces wsrs 30.
rnftss n The Local Ggat tw5 years sgs
ara z was oniv ~ he strongest kfna -
persuasion thas the tive eeatsnd8nK forSss
ca In1kl issues coG]i - kept tcxeth@r CT
fAs STATE ticket Tie sact Is The Pc-1-
Lists ID net sur-e01 r the rwat % own
AIS contros tke patronage tAat Gov Reg
srs % = distribute. ar1 d net. therefore
lock upcn tas sgpolaszszt az Earnest as
a compliment
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fooutry About the tSiondike.

Acting Mayor Criehton Is Saa over
vrhat,,,ea WITH letters az Inquiry shout the
Klonslke T-nev come from AL parts ~
ne country and PROFOUND al sorts OF
Questions. from a query as 70 the cost of
an eu.at IN Seattle up 70 modest reaues,
for employment during the winter ard
TRANSPORTATION 70 Alaska next spring In
many Instances ire acting rnsyor Is send
inw out marked copies OF the Posi-iatelli-
gerrrr as the best possible answer 70 ne
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New suits FILED.

In the superior court yesterday actions
xere begun ss feilowsi
T. Hochhruan W. p. Ianghamrs---
Services rendered in securing sunscyfp-
tions 20 mining stock. iaG
James = ksnwcr1hy VS. Margaret Fin
ley-Rsnt- SO.
George J Wiley. incorporated. VS., Jo-
semi r Nichols. r. :. Fhirp ana J. "
PaufsGn-Salt to recoveT damages, asses
"a AZ s. so ard 3 further sum Of s20. for
illegal detention q steamer Nunrpe On
SkaEft river, and loss % tackle. etc
Change Of venue from Sxsstt county.
TAnaScu Consolidated Sto<e Service Com
many ~ X : L@ckta 81 &As~Bold Tor
costs. complaint not dleA
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Chinese Inspector f. .. Schuyler seized
two Cinnamon last evening who arrived
on the Northern Pacific train from Port
land without certificates. They will be held
for examination, and unless their presence
here Is satisfactorily accounted for they
VIII be deported.
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AYERS Hair yxgcr tones up tha weak
hsgr roots. stimulates TIE vessels and 'is-
s,,a= which Euppiy TIRE hair Win neiritiora.
STRENGTHENS the hair Itself and aa2s TIE
=, vsst~n ksen- the shafts soft. lustrous
srs .slxv. The most popular and valuable
srpet rrecxratlon sn the weird.
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I.ns~. VI. Callahan Drowned.

DANIEL T. Callahan. ~ Ballard. received
v,ors Yesterday % the death ~ drown
,,w AZ hss son James NJ. Callahan. az
harrison. Idaho The deceased Was e
wears old. He was engaged IN soaltas
iovs whers the accident occurred. TIE
remains have been ordered sent to Boa
aey and Stewart. for inieFneat heT~
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NEW ROAD SUPERVISORS.
Results Of the Recent Elections Can
vassed and Declared

Elections for road supervisors were held
throughout the county or September +
For several days the board Of county CON-
nissloneEs has been AZ work canvasslng
the returns. and has now concluded is
labors with the following results. Irregzl-
laTitiss having been discovered IN districts
is, z and 81. no result was declared.
District Tax
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We are Few prepared 90 60 eeneoss;sos.
Far ere trade fsny raeassrel In SoaFsresA
Msnsen, BREWER and lsong Primer s$1s
-. xuarans~es Cali or address Post
fates.Ixeneer. SsASla
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Marriage License,

License 10 wed was fSsuef yesterday
for Leander Benner and Ida Edwards,
10th OF Ballard
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MADRAS. Sept. IA most serious sce-
dent has occurred AZ the Champion Reef
mines Forty persons are known 10 have
been killed
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Court soteA

TIE hearing os TIE receivers .nas r~pori
n the case % Lehman We. TIE Cosh- VI g--
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we have frst-class Smith Premier
s~n~~rfrsr foT sale az xsA Feees HTes &
~tieS laso Second avenue.
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FUR Steering bass. rcoes. tsr rsliteas.
ans mecca sins and snow shoes. ne oaiy
correct goods Tor TIE faSea country. -
- sauna A. r Petkovfss'. 10 Nkrien
ss-eee between FIRST and Second avenues
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. Mtue uorror an India.

Elegant Offices for rent low. Sullivan
building
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Van Camp. Pork and Beans.
Prepared with Tomato Sauce. loo. isc.
2oc.
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N.a Camps Pork saa n~aas.
Prepared wftA Tosaags SAGE. &C. &C.
10
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George A. Bracket ex--nayor q Mime
apolis ane president OF the Associated
Charities of that city. VIII be pa-sen-
ger on the steamer City Of Seattle leav-
iux this ssoruing for sksgusy. one %
IT'S sons IS already there dealing IN horses.
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Van Camps Pork and Hess.-

Prepared VITA Toniate sauce lse. :
&c.
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President James J. Hill. OF the Great
Northern. and bis party of officials and
guests left on the Great Northern private
train yesterday afternoon shortly after
| o'clock. going ove~ ths Northern Pacific
70 Portland They are due 70 arrive n
spokans THIS evening, ard II fs likely thst
ne business that took the train 20 Port
lard Is not important. The return East
vii be made over the Q. r. & y.
W L Eaahaua. general Western frciEh,
.x~r. 81 the Great Northern. left On the
os.s riara regular yesterday afternoon for
spnkane. where ne VIII meet Me-. Cis-S.
she general traffic rnanaser q the road.
81 relation 70 company business.
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TAis is the stamp that the letter bore
wkich carried the story Ear as4 vide
OF certaia cure Tor the ioasAsorae sore
That aahblea up from the tainted tide
oftse blood below. And twas Ayers nans
AID his sArsapsriiia. that al sev, kasw.
TIA; was Just beginning its 6 ght Of fame
VITA its cures CT so years age.