davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28
High School Entertainment

The following is the programme which
has been arranged for the Public School
entertainment which will be held at Town
hall tomorrow (Friday) night beginning
at O'Clock.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28

moved order make
Spring trading confded
department stock the lends hand make this the selling event O.
the
solid leather boot for S125 Less
will prudent buyer this opportunity
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28
JACKSON AND WALLING.
Detective Foster Says they Will Not Die
By The Moose.

Columbus, o., Jan. 29-Detective 7. E.
Foster has returned from Cincinnati, and
was asked regarding his efforts to save
Jackson and Waling, the murderers of
Pearl Bryan, from the gallows.
Whether or not he got confession from
Jackson, the. detective would not state.
He has theory he says, that whatever
may be the decision of the Kentucky court
Of appeals, Jackson and Walling will not
die by the hangsman's rope.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28
$1.OC goods for Csc.
60 &" 39c
so " 25c.
So &" 19c
Blankets, Go, Too.

No finer fleece ever grew on sleeps back
and that same sheep would hang his head in
shame if it could know the profitless price
of its own product. .>~@@szaa~
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28

Mr.. Peter Dottrell, proprietor, Hotel
Mick, Youngstown, o., says: II had a
severe case of liver complaint; the use Of
Lightning Vegetable Liver Pills proved eff
fectual, and biliousness does not bother
me any ow."-For sale by Tazewell Drug
ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21

On the stages arrival az the TOP % the
All. the robbers Jumped from their pisc 9
Of concealment and dana uaed the treasure
box ard mall pouches. These were sEvcn
up Ore az the passengers was compelled
90 break open the treasure box with an ak
held IN readiness. after whlch tAs STAGE
vas ordered forward. None % TIE uae-
sengers we're mossstaa
on the arrival at Lewiston the driver
telephonea the stage proprietor Asre. wao
vent AZ once % the seem. accompanied hy
fhe postmaster and express agent Tns
postmaster ard exHFess ars0t from Lew
ixfoa also hurried here Tha contents 81
The pouches we're found FfGed 0f valuahses
and wrappers and articles not wanted
were strewa on the ground There II 70
trace of the peFpetFa toss n "a believed
thst bur Httle booty was secured
LEWISTON. faabo. Oc q The hold
up took place On the Lewista p hIu ave
niles from here AL the passengers. "a n
enc exception. SAY there wa hut a To- e
highwaynan instead az three as r. par "a
from Tn'ontown. Comsnz up fhe tnrIire
% the bill .al masked man IN the read
Commanded Driver Harry Sels % hal and
throw down the box ard mat He ptita-
ly told tne passengers 20 sst st8u and they
would rot he harmed Thsn he ordered
T. F. Cooper. boy, 70 elijah down and
break open The box The boy f9nsntge8
Finishing the Job. the hlghwayman order q
BIN back 70 The stage and comma -ee "a
drive on"
\ San Francisco drummer ssld.
We should have a. least a drink 90. of
this ard the rohher replied.
NO damn nonsense: drive on The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21

October Il There was 10 necessity ot
DELAY there. and The Humboldt probably
Jeff on TIE return voyage October Z or
Il As she IS taa fastest beat or the
rua and has before made the voyage IN
eleven days. including step Of several
hours FOR eaaL her arrival a, the Cape
nay bs lookea FOR next Saturday. sun
day or Monday. Ths Portland VIII not
leave ST. Michael at The earliest. until
october 4. and may Possibly wais later.
That w2u.a bring hsr Aese &ay TINE fsons
oeteber : 70 october -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21
Only One Way to Get 1t.


that Harley will agree 10 a conviction.
and certainly not 70 the death penalty.
The states attorney Is. however, con-
iident that the jury viii be with him 70
the extent OF ten or eleven 10 one. Il
viii have ten of them, | feel sure" he
said tonight although IL IS possible that
I may have only nine-but nine viii Re
for the state without tha slightest doubt.
II disa greenent fs a result ef the trial.
the case vii sa tried again as soon as
possible"
Mr. Densen ts a hard fighter and hs
smiled grsmly tonight when asked IL he
intended 70 try the case again.
Way. most certainly we will he said.
"and we will put I'd a stronger case
against hfm the second tine than we
have IN this trial Then. too Mrs
Lustsert viii have just that much more
time 20 show up and. as ot course she
viii rot do that. IL viii be worse for
Luetgert than it Is now
The court room in which Judge Tufhlu
held the trial has been cleared of every
thing portable BY a hand % relic-hunt ters.
who took advantage OF the temporary ab-
sence % ne ofticIalE Taey carried OF al
the stationery from the judges desk his
gaveI ard the few ornaments remaining
They cut up the wooden writing bench
- used By he reporters into pieces foo;
square When The bslli1s returned. they
removed the papers from the drawers q.
the Judges desk ard securely fastened tne
electric bulbs ard globes Judge TufhHl
vas anxious 70 preserve his EsvsI and Ink
staad as neuentoes Tor his wife ard when
be learned tnat thew rad been carried on
he used vigorous language.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21
LI~DFons mtr HsyE SKIPPED.
nj. niece Throws I'sh' on the

His Niece Throws Light ON the
stranFc Disapfsesvanrr - ch~ney.
Special pspatch 20 80 post st-fntenizeneer.
Brown. 1hertg G. a. Dempsey and County
Attorney Jasn A. Pseree have spent sev-
eral days 81 the vicaitv - calvert lake
iGFes- eating the mysterious aisanpeaF-
anca Gf Oliver Linafore Many hsugs q
tael F.ay were Eivea. ard the common rs-
part fsat Lsa1fars always had consider
able ready m0uey aid abous ere place gave
rreeenre 80 these uinss. Hs sois the neigh
bcrs t1at Eorae ~ hss relatives we're trying
every wea0s iE thaiT pcwer 70 get his prop
erty away from sln1. aud ftat is Noui8 not
ae s4rprlsink h re@y - some time killed 0r
otherwtaa nlaae war wfa hia.
Er3ng rise harvest ard fhrsehAng he haf
hls nleee. aaris Lsr3foTF a afFi of fs 70
cook fcr lhe IA rds eucigFed. To tne PROF.
ecu3srr attorney ssss said tnag her uas
rerarrora from Cheney september @ Tsgfh
Farae money tnat he had hrawn from tAs
STATE Eanz - cheney. she also thonr4st
hs rad ogheg moueT "a tns hossze On 80
nszaf ct September - or early in "a
morning ~ seutaFsan*r 1i s1e elasFns fmat
ese mas awakenad 6y nls coming into ner
r1eza sae sske8 nlm what ~ wanted.
aus ne rs1~ improper proposals. q a@T.
sac ren-iaes4 RIM. Eascn a-gernd htn an1
k@ began g1arFc4rg witn hsr ~ left tns
sossse aho1.t daylight ghat morning. ani
rse nsf seen aaayd - s3Ece- Tie prose-
..esffnw aftoruey la lncnuaG e fhlnk that
Esaafarx. fsarsEg - face the charges his
a.e-e waad fFne against Atn. 8ecA8e1 -
srttfrr - ameaaa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21
KELLrR's CLEVER ESCAPE.
How Iucsy's Murderer Coeiiy E-iuaea
arre~t.

Seal rssnst,n IS the Ps~t-Tn = irerreT-
nnnT TOW NSE.%N GAcr4 43~W Il
EeNe~ wha aa2s T. 81. LHrAY AL fektlat.t'
fast Saturday 1f-srD01r. 81 @tlf af iAt
aoa ncsa.aE whatever has caen hears at
A.n s.ace Pc shcH sered his san ana la-tl
the ne Eahors assembled ~ tae scelle "1
thH shooting tnat he intended 20 " "a IN
~ Fcrs ~ewusnea Au6 give htmSeG up.
Whgu SesFsS EaEasltau and k'rosecii fsi5S
Attorney FISHER arrived AZ Brfanoa san
day u2ornsng. sney aere surprised ta lFal
taAt Nealhr ha& heen allowed 20 se@Nes
ald they readily guessed taat he htd de-
ceiNfd h5s nslSabors with bis story ABOUT
glVlug Almse3 up 70 the authorities.
TAe socA4 EaseseS eE lac peace ana ecfA-
stabie acre among those wao s&w &n1
talked Wsta Neller after tae Shao&41sS. h1s
al agxee6 lh4t So rcui8 n5t Aave ptea
taken ,hess armed as ac w as. ana having
"a reputation far bsgaS = bad nsAu an&
a remarkably Ee14 sAet- SoEae * rs
ne3EGsaxs seemed eo leiAk that the sAo1s-
fag al4 res eGsoua, 60 much anyway. Aad
the sheF4G states tAat la spite - tae faGk
tbas tae testimony heard before the cor
oners taTy Wrng go shoN gnaa the asssF-
der Was a nsst cold-aiaosled and angro-
vokeG cFlnae. some os the members Of taa
10gg apparently waited 20 0f4ag ~ a sssz
ot compromise verdict.
CEe ag r. A. Rah.asoas a boats was raAas-
tng saturday n4snl and IL - s@s.
over 90 Lone Rock. and there took tha
tratl 90 SltVsFt0n. - aislaECe - four niles.
from wh.ch point boat runs daily TO
Seattle. 4als routa. lf ha reatly Jook tt.
wo~4d have lauusa blfa in Seattle Saa4sg
saftll@ before lE Has realized th&s 10
was .rytaG ~ make laaa uses sfe- kaSka SO
some @a9 th4nk tAas he43eF NsLs agshg9
&C. ass gaa, anere a4s family Was visiting
a. the t1fae 90 llle saoozias- NetteF Always
t-4sFic4 a0s44e money "a Hls ss-eNat. aaa
s4as0 i4s.a 8 l.AnS &ec1t4al AZ Tacoma. Hgs
wife 4n4 tNa sgep-0.sasA -tar.na s0r
aElnnon aS saea as lues neaFa " EAs
u&sr4y.
IgeEe are many. ca the other hand who
tnas4A tn4t he..eF A4A some iato TIE moan-
taias back of Hginaoa. where 10 i4as a
oratueg Wa5 could sa.eia aim for an In
t2etsEsje period. YeTna.s. IRON tar onaee4s.
tte c04~a se Cssgts sos taeEs. ana caasst -
Asre pEAc siea4,g 9gs " leAea uG AIs par-
sGegs.
ss 3. Keller Is described as a man -
years Of agt, aaG skas 49, po@ass. hs
has a sAfaoy eoaaEfaA4aa, WGku q vugy Ee.E
Ease. Aaa asWays wore ioug mds4Aene.
Ais sAuasaeslu stE.s na4F Balsss roa. ala
t.-es as Ifcc>4e1. sna tnere il 4 aaFk ana
e44 il4s lveer .lg. ealca a. XeEy snIcA. fta
"a 4eFso4s tn satu1ieg. Ol.e "a ala arms a
saie 90 aAte a 4A4tao maEA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21
cLALLAa ooeSn's SCANDAL
sherin Gone Go Arrest Fermer saai-
tor--a.xInrt , nnna.@ Rrunrf


Special Dlspatch 81 Toe Fosg-laJela9encer.
FJfsI 1DN .NSEN3. Oct A-Ns alter j.
- r., s.4er4a os Gssi.an county. 49, a
Ea4seasef GA sac a~At yesterday for
A4tsha, armed with teauisiuon papers on
tAe governor az Asaska FOR faa surrender
a. Jean tS. Troy. fsrEer a0altor of cal
ian caaaiy. wao i charged Wlsh enaex-
A+en"ni me records of lAe Aaa4toF ag-
Gee aave recently 3sen expeFIea ard sAs
fesoFl ls sahs 30 saoS a sa2r ,sge al x4I.sas1,
H1oss ot sE4ea sPEears 20 nave oseH turn
- into csesa wignaus being accounted fos,
~ etsner 1ae aaai.aT aT some one essa ia
authority ia tne Once
Jr9y is n8m at ssazusy. ard - net snak-
iag any efs9rs 10 ep out 4 reach of ma
slerlH, - far aa s known. la fact. Il q
s441 tHat he knaw wAsf waA edsning n0-
fore he left. and nolned lEe aasn0rltlas
where he esuid be foaad in ease the oe0ks
of hls o14ice were aos al rignt. dis brosh-
-. sho Is fel.eg ia baak il Port Towns
end. makes AgAt ~ The -aeriI'& trip to
Sksg Gay. Ia says tHe sheriff Will not
bring back BIS man. becagse be himself mas
already notified hts brother that he =
wanted. aad hs expects hlm down on tho
Fe.arn trip "a taa CtIy 81 Seattle. wns1s
ths saeriG Is on bis say n0rth The Troy
family e ere az the oldest and most prom
41ent ia C48llam couaty. and tha boys as
sert taa5 sEe are1ent prosecution IL me re-
sui ~ th work of political enemies. The
fasaer was aiways prominent ID Demo-
cratic politics la gsIs ;errseTV ard stase.
and ael1 public office many years
PORT A&GELEs. Oct 13-F.xpert
Douglas Young. VINO. with fae aid Of q %.
Lyon. expsrfea tae auditors BOOKS for 80
per'ed from January u. 1871. % January IL.
Ie s8Fs iu his rzpags % ;hs county CON-
ElsE1nefa shas the accaunts are IN A 8s-
EloraAIe condition through lack of ss-eteEn.
The auditors he says. 8re wholly 10 blame
and that fbsre is ample evidence 10 Ha8-
Etaafiste lhe CaaFge faat tle 50ard of ceHa-
ulHescners Were eawalzaas ~ and parts
ia the Irregularities warrants nave bes a
lssued our r. order. appareafly AZ the wll
- Tsf aafl.or. ava ar. Young aAys thas
6 is arpareot taat wrang Has been arasc-
t&ea1 Intentionally ard r8t 1ecaGsa of neg
inct 4 large numeef - warrants have
aeeu tern from the sack of various VAR
Fant books wAiea E1EEssts fNaf duuIlca&e
warrants are oat and w8 sa tine - pre-
ssnted s1r "a Juent TH@Fa was no cheek
GA accounts aetsaen the treasurer aud fas
auditor ard 81 fhe way fas hoaks were Kept
rhsre was a88adaa. opportunity f0r fraud.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21

CRIMINAL COURT BUILDING. CHI
CAGo. Oct At s.58 tonight II was an
nounced from the of.ice of States Atsor-
ny Dezesn that there wOald be no an
EoEncement CT a verdJct n the Lasscert
case before the opening Of ceurt toner
70. morning Judge Turhsu went home
early u the evening. leaving matters wEth
pr. Deaee1- Who was 70 send him word n
case verdict should be reached during
the @ariy parr Of the evening The attor-
n@ys Tor the defense also left ma tefs WITH
Mr. Deneen and went home 70 avail any
word that might come from the jury
room.
Ar. Densen. paie-face1 and red-eyea
from lack 0f sleep, sat IN his Office uatII
S-g3 and then Re announced that he would
wat no longer. and gave orders that his
office he closed.
Esere IS absolutely no chance now %
aay thing being heard from the tgelvs men
before tonorrow morning a, the earliest 80
said he. as he left hts Office.
Must Keep ut IA TIN Saturday.
Fer a time taniEAt Il was ruuo-ed that
Il the Jury should not agra e tomorrow. il
would b. discharged as soon "a il reports
its inability % reach verdict. This
however, IS not the case Ii IS the nrrn
determination 0f Judge Tuthtu % keep The
Jury until Saturday uight o. late Saturday
afternoon before he permits them 20 go
with disagreement. He has annoUrc 4
that both state and defendant have spent
much money and tire, and The case Eas
been 50 Iong and difficult TO try that he
VII no. consent 10 the discharge OF the
Jury until tasre Is absolutely no hope
whatever OK verdict being reached
Harley the Obstinate Man
The jury stands about as it stood "A
hours ago Reports vary from nine Eor
the death penalty 20 three for aequ.t.aI 10
eleven for death and one for acquiical
The one Juror hold ag cut FOR Luetgert Is
Harley and & = thought that II he would
change front. there would be little tine
lost in arriving at verdict Juror Hola-
bird is also credited with favorinz the ac-
qulttal OF The prisoner. but 4 IS thought hs
would come around quickly Y Harley could
be Induced 20 vote FOR conviction
The feeling among the Jurors who are
IN favor of the death penalty Is hlga
against Harley and they have done some
plain talking 10 aim ~ one time this
morning they even sent 10 Judge Tuthlu
70 know. among other things. II eleven
men could compel one man 70 vote with
them or II a verdict would Dc valid X
but eleven men signed Il. This Is the
only incident that gave 70 the state the
idea that there was but one man stand
ing between Lusfge-t and 4 death SEN
fsncs.
The Judge sends Them Back.
Al 10 o'clock this morning the bailif
elected All newspaper men from rhs
court room and few minutes later Judge
Tuthul entered re called the jury into
court az l9-s0 ard sent for Luetgert-
States Attorney Dsuesu gave the facts
Of the conference 20 the Associated
Press. saying.
@LuesEerf Vas S-zt t9- ard came Into
court smiling. Than the Jury was brought
81 Il was apparent az once Who had been
hanging the jury. Judge Tutalu Inquired
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21

Il Is reasonable to expect that The Port
land win bring the treasure o. the North
American Transportation & Trading Com
pazy ard a majority o; tse Kloudiksrs, K
there are any. TIE company went 70 th-
expense o. fitting TIE Por-laad with
Maxim gun IN the particular expectation
of having 20 guard treasure Ct tne own
voyages There ls. OF course. a chance
thas no people from Dawson CITY VII az
rive a, 81. Michael this fail TIE steam
srs Bella. Marguerite ard P. r. wears
with any Miners aboard wao aaye succeed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21
The whole Country watching.


Reputation
The whole Country wstrhfng.
Ger. BENJAMIN =. Tracy. candlaa-e for
mayor. Secretary & the Interior Cornelius
~ Bliss and Gov. Frank y. Blacx address
Cd al audience - .5d9 persons a. d Rspa5-
llean sasetlug held tonight IL me Le1ox
lyeeum here. Seer tzrY BIlss. IN the course
Of nLs remarks. said.
There are two candidates in this town
standing On tne Chicago platforsTa--one
saEsFe!y. the other not saying much about
s.. eat stsn1iag faere jas the same. Thsre
has been criticism about men coming
from W asalugtog and D1J0 and Nebraska
NeW YORK / taossht ! Rzd a fIZaE q
citizen Of MS t0Gu - come. have seen
senators Ia4rston and ForaGer come acre
before and SOM % 6ur frlenGs. w1o n9w
cFltlcIse tneu for coMsnE we're sEsn glad
70 see them. They did not e0me 20 reu you
VIA % %. 6ui % find ous what you are
-'Tae STATE % Kansas is raising money
for Georges campaign. A fund 70 elect
George = being contributed gy Kansas
Syer sss eoSaIry s1a - Ma "a /. s1 Ssw YorE i "a ~
lnE 20 do" They ask, Are the people %
New York going back on what they did
but one taing for TIE great Republican
party u MS state. II is % get behind
Gen 2 +. Tracy. elect him mayor af this
great city and have four years of h0nest
rence with the SQHntry il honest money
ard the killing % anarchlSm ard ewery-
tnlns that goes with The CAic8g1 PLATFORM"
When Gen Tracy rose. be met with an
ovation. bat Il was not as lasting as the
one he got when he entered with Mr.. Bliss
Gen Tracy IN his speech dwelt largely on
Brooklyn politics. and made an argument
against the Citizens Uuion-
The same Arnay the same Issues
Gov. Black % New York. was the next
speaksg In the course of bis speech. he
said:
The same army that threatened as last
fan q again abroad under the same COM
ruanferE IN the same ca use with tns 81 ne
purposes bat moving tn smaller groups
Every victory they win noR II separate
companies, every element cf strength you
permit them 20 acquire IN detacnf1afts ts,
WIN oe used against y0u IN every contest
hereafter. whe1 their forces are Eaassed
again in ore complete and peTchance vic
toricus aEn1g.
The Issues now are tie issues Of las,
yeAf Taers has been no attempt 20
change their. and they are nor even Dis
CuissA cr pE-&scclogF. IN every sp0t
where the EEnt = Oh it = WagE8 CD lines
q tre - Louis and Chicago platforms
SsciaHFaa. anarcnisru 111k money ard eE-
erv w1ld-eTcd hyuTi6 that stared throu91
gather = kuols next uo7Ea aEo.ila1 t1e
polling places u tAts republic He IS .
rrare-.ffs thas anarchy is DANGEROUS CRY
Gree Ia four wears trat repudte ticn ia dis
rereat nliEv In national elections. 1na is
willing ~ other flges 20 keep them corr
panv j. aItaseH q dangerous cltiZen ard
unworthy q his privileges
and set in these tiTas we are tod the
rarftI4af contests should ae fought 4r1I
nsr-polltcal Nnes I utterly rePadlate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21
..hA.r vs. ..an.s.aE BY the hsx As -

rasser wns sanding BY the hox as 80
si9es auezrea.
E'ss.naSss~ Ervss arr Esxw-esS Agent
1setaaa as I.ewssfan. reacAeA De sceae az
a'S eHss nera}nv. ard ger the nu-}-
ate3 zarks ard remnants as tsle BOX. TIE
reeor8 2arers were nat destroyed Fhev
e5ee $50 sfasarsees af tAe asaaGnt a2ss-
Aeea n.~eT .a@arg in - whe&f Aad
tke roAher qrohaelv made q hfg haul
TIE aaxzewrs~s 81 fhe s-zEo we're Co1-
ysnr Isea Snasanes e. =. CeepCr. Wasl--
ssrs o. V Ne-tar ar& = F. - wF ~.
san Francisco. and w y. Henaersn.
T.ase.ete-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21
BLOCKED By An
Obstinate JUROR.
Verdict i'm I.u tgert Case
Ear IF as Ever.
JURY MUST NOT SEPARATE
Judge VIII Keep the Twelve Men
Toge. her Till Saturday.
JURY MUST NOT SEPARATE

Reports az TO the Vote Vary From
One 20 Three Holding out for Ac-
auiffaI-s Majority Verdict Pro-
posed. but sternIy Refused and
Judge Tuthfif Declines TO Give
Further Instracffons-Iuet Is
Happy ana Hopefai-SandaIxR Raid
the Ceart Room and Garry Away
Everything Portable as Relics
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21
nRryne otT THE 10, cns.

~bprsa Cu-ri@ Continues Hfi- raid @t
Erereft. and sszay Depart
Sae~.a3 rsHaa.ch 20 fhe -Tafsfiizsncsr.
EVERETT Oct. 2s-~-sheTlg Carrie ia
naE rasg Is a4s work ~ auriAeaftpn NAfa
tae yang - fAe rambssns ryoEaa Sa
8fonzay nsSas Tuesssay - arrested ~
gagrancY 5. 9. sm1tA ard HsnTy Jaexsons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21

SPOKANE. Oct. ao--A special from
Uuicntown. Wash. says:
The sage running between Lewiston and
Cnsoatown was hsid up last ngAt ahoa;
- ?. m BY masked nsn, and the Unitea
States mail and express treasure box
vfseH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21

= s1s t@vy Aa5 2-v 11xu=--f-z -io- .
rrsEz. daror Hartley ssseres Instructions
"a 1uesta1s g fac Ea wznfess % Ensw
= e EAS gsEaaa 81 eaTa ou1 cer98in ews-
1s-ee sl-cEsEas- excasfa & eat3rstv ana
r1s. eozstser asas- evs4snee aws asz&s %
ye-ec tro= s. gssEe Ta.h12 SAD -
e1es-sea Nas a. improper 5-a for 7.a 10
G-smer
TeE aRvs yo1r Instructions sad is
seu1r. yea W rs..ra - vsa- szrE v0o-.
h16 rstarn - the c9r-har ,c- aze-a1lon =
tae ease Trzs was a. snst ,ec@r~s&
EAs z-c-stT as ,1e fu~T aas szSl~e t-0-z
re beginning s&a1 BE >eTzls 3ss1sl was
1os esea7lszzeG s-4th Sufficient a4-ec--s&s
- es7vtace tsr1 rat Zrs. Lzz-Eer1 $
2s25- E2sy c1~EsEl thas they are aa 3gsv
aoGEd TO give LzetEere Ehs ceaeat " re
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21

NEW YORK. oct. 2n-The coming rnunl-
cspal elsctioR ans.ogbs mere and more of
tae attention of tne people and meetings
were hsld 81 every party thiS evening. AZ
Saieh the leaders IA tha e4sy were rein
forced OF Inc platform b. men OF national
reputation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21

There - very little thought now ~ any
thing nuf 4 disagreement Il is the gen
eral opinion that Harley VIII prove arm
20 tie end. ard that he may keep Hot
bird witA him The counsel fer the de-
fense sttH sticks 70 their assertion cf 4
coming scqulttal. but Attorney Phaien
SAYS disagreement" as often as ne says
acQlltf al /" The state - now booking
for disagreement. with a srnaH hope
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21
L.nrtEert Fnn Ia Hanr.

T-z1ergsrt vas azsl- early. ard as ssuai
Are 1ea-ty ageasszse = wlI 1e acgsfz-
ted em s1Te, Exclaimed BE- s1n arg.
~NexE slGue tn caHsa - tas eaurt ~aona
! w1sz leave d I free zzaz- Tss sweetest
muse / shaG ever 1s2- III be that rer-
a-cs q no. galssy. I. ~ - tuss ve-i.ct
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21

As.er the tary bad ossz ss1f back %
t1s4T -o1-7. taev srg1@8 iaudY Sor q -lTus
AID We're 1t Z 1&-d ard fast wser luneh
tine arrived. There ~as RoEna I14a -alElng
during the FrogvsSS cf ire Cnsa3. sscvr q <
t1as Ta-k wss Eelnx ~ ths tahle. DGFinE
tie Gf1sEnoon there was 10 SEn - a YER
e--- a15 40 w7-4 af sHy kind came from
or Eent INTO ele Herle raona where fae sg-
ToTs we-e lccAea Ep. A. EtTnss lsag3 talk
l1S c54ld be heard ana he t1uss Indicated
Anything aut Al agmo<ssae-s os harmony
A. . clock 1snner Vas taken TO sns J4rgcs
ans taey ceased work for me nlghs. Afser
d.nneT the cots Eers 1aicAiy pgt Gp 10 tae
sa1a4 rooms satolulnE he coarr room. and
& was not lcng befcTe saca cne held A jz-
Eor Or 4 haliE. and work was ever until
tOy1arrgW
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21

Sch Lsw addressed a large meeting -
E7lasa1ng tonszas- TIE coZusstse q -1e
Manhattan De-ocrsrE-S1@GklET Dsen19ss-
racg-una Eizz Dusty l129rseG tse CS--ze1s
Uzioz tirket s18 sszsse az address g.V-2s
taslr reasgas for - doing Tie S-eck-er
Democracy has more tnaa 3ace poAlea
- 3s3 votes and - composed prlnclp2. 0.
Cseynaans