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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-13
HANNA ON THE TRIPOD.
Our Twilight Contemporary Has
New Editor.

Since the election Mark Hanna, the
great organizer Of parties, gold trusts
AMI "business REVEALS" has starred Il
factory 10 New York for the purvose
Of furnishing god bu- NEWSPAPERS
with boiler plate editorials. Hanna
pays the freight if the sucker news
papers will run the stuff which costs
them nothing and keeps them in line
with the gold trust crowd at Il very
nominal cost. Silver Knight atch-
man.
It is quite evident that n cOnSign-
ment Of the boiler plate editorial mat
ter has struck u twilight contemiO.
TaIy. For some weeks past it has
teen running a lot of this ready made
braius. 1t comes iu long stereOtH ped
PLACES and the Sc are clnmi"d into a
metal base. They CoIne il + If 100
pounds each and the V. x 7. Il. r.
! Company allows its organ TO store a
months supply of editorial matter in
the Old jlnk loom Of the freight office
free Of charge.
' < lit ttil'l9 u II NOho htS
short of matter they 20 down there,
and while one holds the lantern the
| other sorts out a lot of boiler plate
stuff aud alter looking at the back to
see hat the trade mark of the Hanna
factory is there all O. X, saws it up
in column lengths and Tugs it up
street TO the News Office.
When you see Dunn marching up
street with twenty pOunds Of stereo-
type plate under his arm and Lem
mou ant;ing along behind with a lot
Of kids you never see him with
grown peOple) you may know that
some new editorial matter will appear
IN the News in "a day or so and that
lennon IS preparing h J~nVlnal
mind of Carson for the event. The
same stuff generally runs a week
after it is once in the forms, for Dunn
is so busy kicking off V. Il T. blanks
Cat less than it costs to buy the paper
that they cannot change the editorial
opinions Of the parer any OfteueT
than they change their shirts, and as a
result the same stuff shows up day
after day.
Last week the articles run Tere,
"Ctedit Banks,' showing tow the
GOLD trust banks benefited the farmer
Gold Standard in Japan, showing
how the country had dtubled its pop
ulation since II GOT in with Wall
Street; The Sound Money Pr0p0-
ganda', showing the great benefits 4
gold in the New York Tariff Reform
club and other articles of a similar
import.
More articles Of a like straiu will
appear as soon as the pot meta
freight car gets in. Occasionally
these cars go estTay and the News ha:
to fall back on its own mental re
sources to discuss public questions
and its hackers are go disguised tina
they 60 down to the V. <. office anC
beg GeringtOn TO send out d trace
!, aud find the vagrart freight car
Napid and wearisome as these Hanni
made editorials are, written b7
drunkon Jinmv-t-linrrs in Gotham
they are inmra-UGably superior t
their "Scramhl rg Thinks which ap
pear every Saturday and the article.
which worry Il cocslderrte rutii
when the regular aroprirtors Of IN,
sheet att-mIt 10 express then selves it
TYNE. vet. as a matter Of fapt TN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-13
Youthful Burglars

On Sunday II couple Of kids were
cansht hurE4lizjng the premises Of
Rev. Nash. tn" invasion Of he Pas
tors preMjsHs va made while he vas
boiling service in his church. The
hogs were SO Y Jug that he does not
desire t. prose- :te.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-13

When BaDy was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for CastorIa.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she bad Children. she rave then Iasto-is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-13

IT IS am tXI0m laid down In all TIE
law books that a denial Of crime BE-
fore the accusation is made is a viz
tnal acknowledgment OF guilt. The
man who was fool enough to offer
Joe Mccarthy $1,000 for a situation iD
the State Printing Office was a sill
bigger fool that he didn't keep his
mouth shut When no Que had men
toned his name.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-13
It's HrincIpla Witness.

nv.
delivered AT the ODara tE,.isr a ,
few gear. AGO hv Sardis Suln.. rIirid
the lj,t|4 LAWYER who na1r -p.h a
Of Mr.. ,fer's chickens |
The PEAL eiItor rented the Opera
House two nights Afterwards Il
read a fAw aftidavits from tHc stage
SOM, however,, we're not read as the
audience was composed of ladies. As
a result SImmertiel0 was buried i
nov+ aar and sho,,Iv .ftarr.rds tool,
bimso1f,,a HI, 70 p.oo wbora
he sriu ra.iias WA, nfra,ad s1oo
for oroof Of = sinoIa ono IF his
q, ..g,s mo faila, RI oo,na n tha oen.
to, ,ud tao n,hii. Turned him = W.,
lie char2F7 n , Nv TIE ->PPEAh
were al 'a'k'h ~ sworn a'i ,aNi'S
ahu thIS - WIZ. '"'''7 "uSh you
coWe 10 P"pli' controversy
~
Editor Fairhanks Of DAYTON Vas in
the city Yesterday on U. 5. Court bl-i-
ness.
The Haze ana N"ror"S5 case was
Conrt
Inc County mas been decided back
the land donated 10 the lndl n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-13
Sow Before ReaDine

The best and purest seeds are those
Of the Pacitic Strong Seed and Plant
Go. Ask your dealers for them. or
send direct to Pacific Strong Seed and
Plant Company Sacramento
Apr IL mo-.
For SALE-A Parker gun u guage
Original price $50 new offered for $50
Almost new. Call at this office.
Rooms to Rent.
Furnished rooms to rent. Near the
capitol, Enquire at this office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
GREATER NEW YORK CAMPAIGN.
Tracy Agrees go Run and George
May he a Candidate
aaougg

NEW YORK. sept - Chairman Q8igg.
II the Republican county commit = tc-iAy
received 4 telegram from BENJAMIN =.
Tracy. stating That he was siilins 90 D
Ehe Republican nominee for u1as ar q
Greater New York. TIE message reads
-. ia tha grave crisis whlcs SOW con-
fronts AL fg5e1Gs - good government "a
Greater New York. 81 b. necessary IN ire
iudEneet = shf kp4o. zla esaalsl g 81
nominate me Tor the HAAyoyaltF. snaA
not resist tae Judgment of the ee1Nv1'-
p n. Curiey. a member q a committee
sad - have been empowered p the Demo
cratic alliance "a wait apon Henry George
and ask nlgn % b. tae candidate q ire al
farce for mayor - Greater New York.
SAYS that Mr. George apprtsest the com
fglltt@a that under enc condition. and that
was failure az the regular nemocratlc or
ganfz8fl0u % stand BY the Chicago plat
fnrY~ he wpuia sccepf IRE nerIfm ton
CHICAGO. sept. "a The Tribune sass;
senator james X J1ues, % Arkansas.
chairman % tire Denocratic rational com
rnfttee. who "a IN teNu. SAYS that the ccTn-
Y.,itfea ell not interfere tn the uiayoraiiy
contest "a Greater %ew York, 10 re-
pert 81 the Tribune Senator Jones said
The national committee thiaks me
T'emoerstic Organization tn eew se.k
k-avse best ADw rs ruu raH5u4lSa ~ NfW
YORK. ard 81 WtH EQt presume - EiFs 81
asE ADVICE
Taa senator vas The arst "a STRIVE - -
nu1nhar of prominent Democrats 70 are
20 meet here or Moueay 80 take - ana
settle the question a> 70 Sneth~r fae gree
ss',.sr t1ssss should have bern Infected ns0
tes tama4arn Richard croker fs here
also. coming frona Nssavil}e Monday they
viii Re fesned ~ ex-LtcHt- Coz Saee1sn.
q New YORK traEher e tae cas~f - Tam
many. weo wii3 represent geat orS8aiAa-
sfan yvglliau J Ertan nnd GOV store =
Missouri WIZ aaso D. hEe - tNr397
crate zttb Gov. -Altsei4. W.H -naS - ths
4ssgss Ferae4sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
AUSTRIA 10 HELP SPAIN.
She Would Intervene In Case of Con-
nief With the United states
Regarding Cuba.

LONDON. sept. 2s-TGe correspond ns
Of The Daily Telegraph AT Vienna says.
4 learn from reliable source that the
V!sDna cabinet would Immediately inter
sene In c0nfiEcs between spain and the
United States. TIE news OF the ul-l-
uasum created excitelent il political
circlss ard the universal opinion Vas that
such action would Be IA GssidabIe"
MEMPHIS, Tenn. sept. IA special
20 the Commercial Appeal from Chatta-
nooga. Team. says.
oven McGarr consul al CIeufuegos.
Cuba. arrived here today, having left Au-
gust =. As 70 the condition 81 affairs tn
the Island. the consul does nos agree with
the Cuban tanta IN New YORK. but con-
Arms Gen. Weyler's utterances Ia so far
as his experiences have gone
Ctsnf1sgos Is IT the sQuthW eStern part %
the island. In the province % Santa Clara
where there has been fighting ard where
everything Is decidedly Spanish
50 far as have been able 70 fudge. %
said Mr. McGarr. Gen Weyier's claim
that four provinces q the western end q
cuba have been paesaed = correct have
seen 10 fighting and. 30 Ear as my per-
sonai kDowiease gees. cannot say -Aers ara
any lnSurEeutsf
Do you think the insurgents have &
fighting chance 20 vin - was asked.
Not the least. unless tAs United States
decides 20 take A hand IL the matter. Il
seems 10 ne they have ABOUT played our.
as HUNDREDS e the ;nsurgeRt army have
surrendered
WASHINGTON. sept 9s-Col. Agwrrs.
CUBAN agent here. bas received a d-spatch
f~ou President Cisneros. which states tas.
1na latter has been fl} from the prevailing
r;aiarl1l fever He ssys that the army Is
n need of quin.ne ard medicine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
MhI>LEX VISITS THE LINK.
And Dine. With His Frfena. at =. w
~loane'x Plar~. .eMrnahnrf

Lf-.sDAs Mass. Sept. s4-Pressdenr ara
STA Mckinley. sta ether raegnhers q
ZEE party Eniea for tae past -four ssas-S
sAS Been visiting In Adams reaens~s
1Seiaa1 HIS afternoon- ThaEe was an in
LAsaSe crowz about the seAsEon - rsf.sa-
Asac 70 meet them Cheer after ehsa~ -.
siFen Ter tha president ard hAs vxis4 IS
10y appear@1 .Sssa tAs platform Hqa.
John Sloane. SDse gaesss she.g wrs,T =.
kat1l Tomorrow neon. welcomed rts.rrs So
secSzEed them - TIE vehicles uassfns 20
taNe them 70 his home TIE drive ia
tnfsagh Tie business powtl8n or the ts3r
Ai.e carnage zaE stopped IN fre1s -
TIE PARK, Ehlch waz filed vita /. 500
sAnE mass 81 young Americans erea
pfes@aefE had stated. when De received a7
lAFIt@tAoE - stop ths carriage Tor = x-.s-
Haent A. the park. that he would ues maj
any remarks TIE Tremendous euthf,~f-
4sin - the sch5o! children was too rnssea
~ ann. however. and BE rose Ia his car
RAG and made snort address 70 thara
referring 70 the duties os eftlxxnshfr. -.
Tore them ard advising al % continue y,
a*e yves 81 morality and vIF1g.e 1raetsras
~ their youth The drive was then r.
sgrlel
rapid trip vas made 70 Lenox ara "a
TIE residence Of Hon J. W. sIosua
!" Shsll0f Before long carriage
~as taken for the lInks az tas Earax F.oiS
Cub. where tie president was lust in
tine 70 greet the winner OF me T@nox
cup tournament. Mr.. Arthur Il. Fenn. az
Aiken $. c.
A. the president aiighted from tao car
rage he was greeted ~ President " -
sloane, o. the club. ard escorted % = lag.
teat On the lawn Here he held a short
reception Tie president then watched The
Playing 81 several games. and entered his
carriage again and returned 70 the sloane
residence arriving there az 5-sa
AZ o'clock the hest Hon. John Z.
sloane. led the nay to the dlnlnz room.
Those who gere seated at TIE table. be-
SIDES TIE president and Mrs. MsKlrIey and
tha host and hostess. were. Secretary and
Mrs. AlgsT Hiss Mabel II kinney Mss
Marion Aekeuua. Attorney General Ne
keuna. Miss Evelyn Sloane. Baron ard
baroaess won Reishenau. Mr. ard Mrs
Dupug De Lone Hoa. Joseph Choate. Mr.
". =. Sloane Nr. and Ars. Morris Jesup.
Mr. ard Mrs. J. : Barnes. AR ard Mrs
Charles LanieT. Mayer Hawkins. o. Pitts
field and Gen. John 4. Cassoa. K-Ealnistsr
10 Austria.
Immediately after ire dinner rhe guests
and their host and hostess ads -urnsd u the
reception roofa ard received ths cotfagerS.
VINO bad Been iuvissd by Mr.. Shane 70
meet his guests
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The monetary commission spsnt yester-
work.
Senator Stewart. OF Nevada. is in Den
other silver leaders.
The Pueblo Indians az Zunl. y ".
cowed BY the arrest OF their chiefs have
decided % burn and torture no more
witches.
One man was fatally burned and six
other psrsons injured Thursday night bv
the explosion Of a gasoline stove on West
Adams street.
Toru Hoshi japanese minister 20 Wash
ington. IS going home on leave % absence
The en- peror has given bin the decora ton
oS the Rising sun.
IN consequence Of the passage 81 a bll
By the Legislature o. Arizona. exenprtn 4
from oil taxes for fifteen Years railroads
on which work was begun within one
year. notice q intention % build thirty
one roads. aggregarlng 400 miles. hate
been fled
The New York city police raiaet an Ia
. corporafed Chinese gambling house on
THURSDAY nigat Sergeant shea being
c0ny on fhe second hoor and dash.ng IN
before the money could lie hidden. Ten
men were arrested.
judgment fgr over 800 an0 has been given
the United States n the United Sfatas
circuit court az san Francisco against A.
drew J. Barnes. former Indian agent on
th@ Hocna valley reserva ZION. for q snort
age IL accounts. The litigation has been
gong on Tor twelve years. Barnes Is dead.
and * is doubtful Il anything can be re-
covered
TIE British sesei steamer Ethel GonGa,
whtea went asnors a. Santa Lucia Wesr
Indies. luzE Juas. On her way from Eusnos
Avres - Boston win go baies q wooi
has seen awsd wigh naS- u her cargo.
pulled or me ROCKS ard towel 70 sh= w=a~
81 aae island Steamer and cargo ars
worth 81 80 E1gIlza wrTeekers h4d
gwen her gp.
1n.-.t 81 80 FrZs-R-ssn g Irar..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
ASACRIFICE TO PRIDE
yELsSarEz TAXES HIS OWN LIFE
IN PRISON At MEXICO.
The Ex-Insperfor Was 50 Loyal 20
Dfax That He Thought He Was
Warranted in Putting Arroyo "a

CIT or MEXICO. sept a-Ex-Tn-
kEees0r Ge1eraI - FoSsce E2Ezrso Fsszs-
qzgz, a. the early aga e = y@zrz. became
tazzz1- c9-r@e having taken rs rEa
re e Ss2ez rzasag sazs u1as during It's
morning. The &asn6crgr b1Ew els a-zszx
o9t WIsA reviewer
Re waz pr0U6 exese<El1zl reserved
ra-sly hsaEz kz1zva % s=1lle. and very ar
n.Ag1z. hss rls@ Ergez q h1rsass postASz
szr04gA various passions 80 rae command
q tie posscs hzvlzg been szfaessns ID a.
iraet ztlsEt20G 70 am A. q man OF gra4s
lzle1t
ne wss subjected yesterday 10 a ic1x
ezana1nsfson b. Judge F-9rss. and a. Ira
cozellz0G. 81 rs return % TIE room \
fas pglsel, j W4x rDEsd rnst &c showed
great 6@ssc1.9n ard a1g1zSa % mind He
5as slw2ys 5esn 81 Ire hsb.r - retiring
lzge. ard = pvfson kep< CD ms custom.
retiring a5o1r 3 ofczocg Last nsghr Ia
retired 4ass. an al q s'cl0cx his morn
tx las warden o. ne pr.soE went 70 cal
hAZ-
Be fo9z4 Ehs inspector dead. wth 4
calleE Sozn1 Il TIE rlSnt tempae. and OF
investigator. fSaz2 a small fwo-nar-
Eels4 pistol. with which the act had been
Committed. The muzzls q TIE p3ssos nz5
oesz placed 50 close - The temple ard
pressed into tas skin that il practically
male 20 zSAze OF being discharged. hence
t5e reasoa 0f ns rsp0Ft being heard b the
ga&raa
Hc~ the pistol reached rhs prisoner Is
uadsr investigation. and a certain prs
orer IS suspected
a letter vas fond y The room. IN which
Re made q Statement - 1ae public, say
flg A4s death was. BE felt = Satisfaction
20 O. g - society ard as weuld thereEors
give tn4t satisfaction b. leaving the
world Re also Sad that tbs crime EAs
suggested % hlTn ~ Inspector VIllzvics-
Mo % the second police district. VINO IS
in prison. Nsiassusz added that under
any circumstances. not having been a hLssa
oIIleias authority. nothing could have In
cGe@d n.m 10 take part n the crime. he
felt, he said. that his loyalty 70 tie chief
magistrate. whose life had been attempt
e. > arran-ed - putting Arroyo 20 death.
In tact. Re said tais repeatedly when De-
ug questioned.
Selassguez lad a very laEgs acqus3nt-
ance, having been employed after leaving
college "a the department office and being
At o1s un1s secretary 70 tas minister 81
finance. A. one line re was connected
with the newspaper Il C9mbate, and had
a. an early age been elected 10 congress-
he had Effected many reforms during his
incuu1bency as Inspector.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
Az UMPIRE Has BEEN CHOSEN.
An European VIII Decide NeneHHeia
Bounaary Bf.pufe Finally.

WASHINGTON. SEPT a. Hzsf O.
~.fss1r has been rssehA6 rv eEe srn5r-zt7rs
-rhs srs 20 determine TIE Fr1rsS1-T eEssElzs-
In Boundary hEe. as &C tn ffsrh arbitrator
q ts-ruE-e xho = . act wssE tze-- RS
nzr1s = scr ths present. withheld Il = 10
gz~1- k-aurcaE8e wEcse name has been
mentioned s. rs co11eeE5n. nor A1ag
Oscar % SweS=z- VIC was . EGEe t1e
1rnnlre oz7v tn case the arbltra-ors failed
q agree. AZ sErseruezt was reached VII
e.r rr-e necessity - ealing o. Ire Swedish
saveresEr
Tas umpire = az European. but tbs =
sztH e - zrtsacE- @iEE46can-s. sf1es 10
QUESTION g-v1lvs~g ths Monroe doctrine =
% - submitted 20 RE tribunal TIE arb
traitors II behalf q Teuszus5a ara Czisr
Justice Fuller ard yEsz&1e Brewer. o. the
T-nEsed States supreme court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
PspaIi.t- are AFTER Earwe.t Now.

Ct9LELE-L-s s~pt s4-waa1 SAFE Road
tesaEt ssz1aar EeArDsst ses appointed On
t-e cza-1 - Gov EoEs-x re sEAs eas 4
Eee Justices nf tne p-4ee f-~ Car.L.s PRE-
cEf Tce F1rlAsts 80 rae county 70
ea~2s4 te= araoln-Ee - Ezr-as. as
esr~es res1ke 90 Esesr aesfcz lr raising =
CEtt zzaAast sx-~orr rl1ss.7-sr uszrev
- was Sra - EAeir t-s-a-o@ sr4 Z Is
Ew rMa p1rras@ * t-@ r ztse-0f-srz.-
refers - ress k-z--ssF's -txn, 20 nass swo
cs--s Es1~= fAe LsEs e cHe state Ct
hFasef~Efsa A. c1s AE6 fE@ sauz. t.e1e
--- E1sdrvv rraueJ@ 49, saaE - re-r -sa-
se-s2 ~ tas A1sezL rso-s-&c-azls ~ vi eft
sW4s1 e pa-2s@- rr-.es trss wsa
ss2sser t1a stems ~ Iaa-y e.s-ar car
EszA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25

Tn~r~4are British General Delays
aNwMmre

SfwTA. Seps s4-CwarE - SO T-o-
r~a~se8 rs~.-a-r- azB4srr tke M1sT-z-.s
g wFNs~s Tscrkha~s -o~r -zs-<sar = -Ee
T-1-4ah t-aatiar f.~ees a-8 t- Supreme
g~7-f-sg e tNe rnree or~~s oEs 1as
ss,-sss.a - ns,ss r-Ee fee general a&ra-re
ns-sf~zs ~ Af~185s - T9~sn tAefr surn-
ne hss.sc asrtsTs. r~rf Cs-eceer
TsNa A. - are sTcaures fr e srrrzE
~,sssste- ~ a F7sENeA rasteaa whl-h Il
yv.f - Si~scs1lt - ss-si.. ard tbey are ST.
.sraAses tA<re r. r~est FORCE
A-,.~-ssr< % tm1es FeE-e ra-e3Vess f~8-t
sa--a-a Ar advance oa3v - ever ~ 70
tns v~errw hsx strives 81 -As Eha-tf val-
,sv ars e wateEiaE ses uervs meats e -.
E~sss.h T~1ees
ne AfrsEss So xr~esssT- q Ter1rt "a
- a-rszs- - Afrssrs sean n1s fs--s q. -
g--srsn ~ns f~era tAerr sr1 wlu he1o .e@- -
p - 49, EtTsE-
T-e+ -~~as frs- go aEss --az1 eyr--s.-
$50 - we~v SattSfz ~ s~y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25
ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE OVER
Sovereign Body Finishes n Large
Amount of Business.

SPRINGFIELD Sept -. - The Sow
erelgu Grand Lodge. Order OF Odd Fellows
held three sessions today, TO clear up the
work before adjournment tomorrow A
resolution vas passed. after q strong fight,
as follows:
After January J. ISIS. TO grand or ST.
preme body shall receive any credit for old
rituals destroyed or returned. but shall
pay full price for al rituals furnished
During the afternoon the body consid-
cred the Official receipt certificate queS-
ton but no decision VAS arrived at.
There Is little doubt that the Rsbekah
ritual win be revised as there has been
much Dissatisfaction over it
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25

TIE Seattle Roo ard Cur Cub Ell 80.
tzl4e ia szEzusr ard fzM prozrarrrss
NlsAen mas beer broken 70 ~ the E8ouSfk.
cf2ze. tozs1~r0w ~ TIE Nsst Seattle 80
cae0Fsrz MI IssFe CT TIE u - ss~se,u+y
-srFg r tae morning. Tas postponed medal
$780, Sia y resumed ard after Il = over
...rse So % poo shooting. A large a.
tendance e expected. az tie IT, - 80
ting ln fTlE for the state saoos A. &c.
ka1H oetos@r . ard The SsafsIa Pa
az Saan Ciab VII probably De rsprese-r-
- % strong Tan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-25

NV HAVEN. Coca. sepx 1T.
@oEh = fae Yale fe1thzlg team tass vear =
t1a . dash ard eEergy Capz RE~.hv
9 i2st Yszr's eisTsE. and Art5az cart
ks~o Sas1sr. srs selng the co4cngzx. -
varsity Elzes up a. fsiEnw.. wrsts~ss-es
c@ntsr. Sufpasn ard D~uzuusons. rat
l2fstc1 zzc Assgsf. t4cxiss- coznsr srs
Si4a1p. essGz. Ely. quarter El-e ana c.
fn0fs. izzaf~oacs<s. ard MeBr63s. f4sf-asrsC
~ trss sisFez. EoFl1or and II - ar~ -
ozsy Esen SIC psaye1 r. ~ Prsnees1.
game Aast Far and trev both -vers IN a.
sac. 5cEzrlz1d Ess a-s. ss5 ceatsr la.
year and s1zpn4n ard Lgru-moee -
s15 guzr1s
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asfsiSeiTuS. sept 1.-Two thou-
'sfsons attended THE L. A ~ ~
= the feterna tf3ual Athletac
af Fhe track wAs heavy p
- zrisn broke his shoulder blade
= 2 ne ave -szfe amateur ever
.ntsrest cea.eve5 ln the three
- events Bad winning tive 81
- Eiis opsss-~Bsts R-ca. Car
e Ner-sns shfrd Time 10 ~
pFn<s%ssonai -bsfa wcn: ssu1s
sSfisnS thlrd. Cooper t3ureh-
- @ils ~ Zimmerman. paced
~t TIRE s.ss
! - :. IA zap pro ersEora i--lisaxg
~ va-Gs. Rau r. p rnere -
~ ss bad. scratch. tAsrd. Tlmr
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wAsEfNrTTs0N. Sspt Is ASSISTANT A.
t-rn~v Genera. Hev1 ts ehsrEa ot ere case
aEalass tAa S1o,a Omaha Lave 500 *
clause.' SAYS ae 81 safisae5 gre S.a
es--aea F,xrhan-e VAS orEarlscd 90 Aass
unfair = chose 20 che kaasats C-T FIX
rAaara. un5aA was q fsw 8aEs 40 De-
eIare,l trtss tY judge &oStey- - -1e
rated Ssafes A.s-~sct cc4rf. Tire s4sts
srsgrsf Western lre stsck exchange wfre
hevstn ussser Attorney General s44ru1a--
~ ana trIasessua adm afssrar.o-. h,st tae
s,-esart ADMINISTRATION Is qvcse-l,sng 'tsen
vrsth Al ra.ssfsle v-Esor.
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WASHINGTON. sept IA cablegram
Received al the state department from
United States Minister Stewart a. Mon
teTiGso announces the proclamation Of
peace there he had previously reported
that al arrangements had been made
looking 20 this end, but that the plan lad
70 receive the ratification % congress Z
Is assumed thaS this mas TOW been given
and that the insurr scEAon is a. al end
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srAFFrEBAci< GOES STARK MAD.
The Murderer Could Not Bear the
Thought OF BEING Lyuched.

COLUMBUS. Kan Sept. 2A-Ed Ssa6fe-
hack. ore q the notorious family OF nlgtr-
derers 81 3ai here. has gore stark mad
through fear q lyncaing a. the hands q
q mob. StRf6ebark was convicted q mGr-
der 70 the arsE degree for she killing u
Frank CsaIbraIth. ore OF the several ger
soas supposed 70 have oeer murdered IN
the den % the ssafalsaacks Al GalenA. n
"a rntlntE
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.-,,,.r, s.,. wi.ean.sa Timber.

WASHINGTON. seq = The sers-f-
,.a..f ~ spa interior has accepted ths ci1
- FREDERICK l. gGbert scr aU ere -41saeeT
"a she Red CIR C7l.ppe0a ind lezs re&ers r.
ttor g. Wfs-ous 80 II IS est mates tHat
tsa ttsas ser rno4ats - is5 az - feer. ana
Nfr Guasrfss biS = ssls 81 Taa css1s-
fas-s prayttea tAat M tftta@rt shA44
sstAhitsh rs4sts oG rse Fessrvstt ard
r-rarufa-tura tksre re I'lu2esr $50 - asaae
fron tse fmher shst tasy sral c1it not
fzs~ thsn q so a. teef uer usoEs rear 81
fs ~, feet q ysar. a. shaf he stall sas-
rsex EnsfAa .ahsr = Era-satso.e % &c -.
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Minerals for spokane Fruit Fair.

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 the Post-IHtelliEeneer.
GREENWOOD, 3. c.. Sept. 2.-Tae city
council has appointed Alderman c. Scott
Galloway to represent this city at the
Spokane fruit fair. Mr.. Galloway IS col
lactIng mineral specimens from the Ten Or
twelve camps Of Boundary creek 70 sh1w
che varied nature Of the resources OF this
fisfrict.