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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09
FIREMEx's TOURNAMENT BEGINS.
Election Of Oficers-Ln Crnnde Man
Badly Hurt.

BAKER CITY. Or, June s.--1'he third
annual tournament of the Eastern Oregon
and Washington Firemen's Association
commenced today and Will continue three
days. Walla Waila. Waitsburg. Pendleion.
Ia Crande and Baker CITY are represented
by teams. The parade this afternoon was
witnessed by upwards OF 4oa3 people.
The following Officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President. j. w. Mack
az. waila Walia: vice president. r. w.
Bartlett. La Grande: secretary, T. u. g.
Hart. Wa!ia Waiia; treasurer. r. J. Muir
ply. Pendleton: statistician. George Bee
disman. Union: directors. Joe ELL Pendie-
ton; s. Arnold. Waissburg: j. tx. Laaghlin.
la Graate.
r. l. Lincoln, member OF the~ La
Graude team. Wac run over by a hose cart
this evening and seriously injured. Hts
nose was broken and his left ear nearly
torn of.
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IAN Bu.ES's BA1R
He introduced the Tab I'm q
White Wousc and was Critsebel1

Properly speaking there afr ~
rooms IN the executive mansion. -
by the use OF two dressing spGns ~
the end Of a short hsli that t(n4
opened TO a large north wlndeW4 ~
now been closed UP to mako snua \
room. the number may be lnfiszsd
eight. writes ex-Presidsnt hasrna
ladies Home Journal. Thesv ~
suitable servants quarters. Tn !
vided are In the basement. and only q
opening 10 the south arc habiiask
north rooms open upon 4 DANG 49, Z
and are unhealthy. One Of II 49,
rooms. having southern eSHeA
fitted up as a billiard room - =
plainly.
IL IL said that provisions Tor -
for the White House was srN ~ z
ing Mr.. E'iIlmorea term. Neat -
arranged about the room. ana -
them are fiiiet with bcoks-eM :
of historical and classical wosss. q
Is no catalogue, and The ahssf1 y Z
been kept up.
President Adanns introduced
into the White House, rurehsMl :
first tables. balls and cues q
ssl. paying for them ont q
pocket. President Van Buren, ~ \.
ed lsy "A political adversary ~
critic as being the tirst OF cur
TO ,ilseoyer that the pseaeu7N
warm or tepid bath are she -
compartments of a palace NE
For IL appears that our iesns
dents were content with the i =
when necessary, OF the simp. - i.
bath. Mr.. Van Buren's crine snss =
with high approval 10 the Alaau ~,
OF Mr. Adams. heroic hahn q 80.
In the Potomac bstrsen days
sunrise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09
CHOPPED DOWN THE POLES.
Telephone Company Meets OPPOSE
ton at Northport-Lfne Conn
melted tn Eossl0nd.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer
NORTHPORT, Wash. June S--About 1
o'clock Sunday afternoon the Spokane
Telephone Companys poles were seen
towering above the houses along Summit
avenue. Mr.. Sneed, agent for the Spo-
kane Falls & Northern Railroad Company,
ordered section men to cut down every
pole as they were on the companys
ground. Only two OF the gang did any
choppiny-
The employees of the telephone company
were at dinner and did not learn OF the
damage that was being done until seven
poles had been cut down. They at once
warned the men TO stop and their orders
were obeye3. The poles were repaired at
once. A big legal fight is anticipated.
The telephone company has line run
through to Ross,and and will soon make
connections with Northport and Spokane.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09
FIELDS LAID WASTE.
MYkIADs or GRAssH0PPERs IN.
EADE EAsTE1H WASHINGTON
TAey Suddenly ReaDDear. AFTER an
Absence Of Several Weeks, and
Sweep Directly Across the Coun-
ry-Steptoe butte Gardens Ruined
Grasshoppers Of Kansas.
spec,a, Dispatch to III. Observation-Disclosures

Special Dispatch to the Pos.-Intelligencer.
GARFIELD. Wash. June S.-Ths grass
hoppars that threatened TO ravage the
wheat fields several weeks ago. ard then
disappeared. have again returned in large
numbers. From present appearances they
travel IN droves and sweep across the
country in a direct lire. II is reportsi
that in the vicinity of Steptoe Butte gar
dens have been cut u tie ground. Cab
base and similar vegetables are totally
stripped Of their foliage.
George Fraught. who has farm six
miles southeast OF this place. says that
the grasshoppers destroyed about seNei
acres of grain for him last week, and then
suddenly disappeared. he fears these viii
be followed by thousands of pests. Some
farms in his neighborhood are swarming
with them. while Others are free from
their attacks. The grasshoppers that are
doing the damage are yet very small.
Old residents Of Kansas claim the grass
hoppers are idenlically the same variety
that used to carry destruction through
that country.
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Teachers. Certificate. Granted.

Sps~'si f}gratch - tie ToF1 -TntsfIIESncrr.
OLYMPIA Wash, ]uue S-Tte oxaY.-
inntlnw x teachers paYsSrs in th~ stata
4uoeriusrnfe6Ss ofFiee r. progressing 81
.nyahlv SkaNft sns ClaIlena counties hsv-
ln- bsen eN-sn}ete3 Ga a4t1s' Ira - those ~.
ready pahNshod. The$a receiving ecrglaS
es1es rs te&eh }n these tvo- counties ara
p 3 follows
Skan3f So Second grade rAsth
whitney fpirs sYase wajtA F,urw-vp Issez
Fnl}eT Ms Apna FToSt. W. a Ham,
snack. ~. J, sale
C}sNsu caanty-flr@s Sra3e = n
Nateh sseoas giraffe Mrs Ianuie paliow
Uo Fsoy peants WH3 = Main. Melville \.
Mitchell George a Nc gsser thvd graf
John Nist r. l. S tsstiaa. Ms Boss
Iehn.tna. Rae 4 IS Eelleltn. Carrie Euss
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AxscoarEs ANNUAL REGATTA.
The Nellie r. Wins tlac Race by Four
Seconds.

Sae-tai rsS9a$cSsl - tho Post elkgercer.
ANACoRTES. June THE Anacortes
YasfaE club annual regatta took place here
yesterday, thrse ~ She .swiftest ~ the
feet she Nellie r. Rambler ard ARIEL.
entering. Tee race wa over n fifteen
Tyils course. sad time requirement three
hours At enc tsae during the race It
locked "a though IL might end IN n drift
ina fnatch bat fae breeze StiTenod and the
finish WIS ua3a within the prescribed
time the Neslss r winning Sy seconds,
sNne Rambler was $50 fiTst q CrSses TIE tine
on tire return bar iost or tyne allowance
Tha <eal3c T wss coNsTnsYl s4et by Il r
TTaf,ozs. me Rambler ny h 4. Lott. aud
the Arfel ~ Harry RlcksAy.
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ONE DAY, 153 MILES.
Seattle Wheelmen Ride tn Olympia
and Back,

Three Seattle wheelnen made the run
from this city 20 Olympia and return last
Sunday. covering the entire distance 6f
15si1 miles on their bicycles. The men who
made the ride are A. Payse. f. o. Clifford.
and Waiter Smith.
A party made up OF Mr.. Clifford. Brack-
cit Case. Lewis Sears. j. p Marshall. s.
V. Croker, William Mahon, Ray Leaman.
Walter Smith and y. r. Doering left
Madison street ut Alb o'clock in the morn
ing A. and l.. s'ayse and William Dunlap
leaving at O'Clock. Several OF the party
dropped out at Tacoma on the way over.
and more of them found that the trip one
way was enough for one day. A. Payse
Clifford and Smith. however. left Giym-
pja on the return trip at els D. m, ar
irving home at 1890.
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Cheney City Election.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intellgencer.
CHENEY, June Sat the cit, election
held yesterday two tickets were in the
field the Peoples and the Citizens. Out
OF LA voters registered only los voted.
No interest was manifested at all IN the
election, as the city is so deep In debt
that there is not much probability of it's
ever getting ont. L. W. Odell, the cam
didata for mayor, was on both tickets,
and received the entire vote. and j. r.
Opp,iger. for councilman, was honored
likewise. The candidates for council
men on the Citizens ticket received from
IS to ~ votes and the Peoples s. to CT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09

Western Union Files an Application
with the Listing Committee.

NEW YORK. June s-Formai appiica-
ton has been made by this Western Union
Telegraph, Company for permission TO list
s2.o18.o60 additional stock. issued against
improvements. including eighty-eight miles
of new line and a new building In Chicago.
costing 81 .sape9. In lis application the
company says that the stock has been sold.
Tho application came before the stock list
Ing committee OF the exchange yesterday,
and there is REASON to believe thar IL will
be favorably acted upon. and that 1t will
now coTns before the governors. who meet
tomorrow. The authorized capital stock
OF tbs Western Union is sl0o, go coo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09
THE AoRANGI ARRIVES.
Reaches Vancouver After n Voyage
Around the World.

VANCOUVER. II. c.. June s.-The
steamer Aorangi. the latest addition TO
the feet Of the Canadian Australian line.
arrived In port this afternoon, having
completed her ound-the-worid-trip and
also her first voyage on the new line.
The vessel was some days late. owing TO
n nishap 20 the steam steering gear.
Otherwise the voyage was uneventful.
fne weather having been experienced all
the way. The Aerangi brought Ill saloon
passengers and a large Cargo. consisting
~ naval stores and guns for the British
North Pacific squadron. general uer-
chandise, fruit. etc full cargo awaits
her on her outward trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09
SEATTLE GAINS THE TROPHY.
Whist Players Capture the Prize
from the Otsmpians.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-inteiligencer.
OLYMPIA. Wash. June s-The Seattle
aud Olympia whist teams met here to-
day for trial OF skill. The Seattle team
IL composed os NJ. a. t;ottstein. 4. IS. Cox.
q. 4. fiGrd and Harold Preston, the olym-
pta team OF .. '. Linn. Charles Aver. a.
l.. kFieder and Harry cowles. Al the con-
slission OF tweaty~four hands in three po-
sitions Olympia concluded the afternoon
play points 10 the good.
Ia the evenings play the oiympisns were
ant 50 successful. for in the twenty four
hand series la Is similar three positions
they were beaten by ? points. seven OF
which were gained IN one position OF eight
hands
The Seattle team viii take home A trophy
a9a by the olympian team at the Tacoma
tournament
Mr. Cover. Of Taeoma. acted az referee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09
ONTARIO LODGE NAY sECEDE.
A. o. U. w. Confronted by Threats of
Rebellion.

MILWAUKEE,. June s.-The twenty
fifth stated meeting of the supreme lodge.
Ancient Order of United Workmen of the
United States and Canada, opened today
with all the supreme officers and members
OF standing committees, as well as about
IT'D delegates, present The sessions,
which are held in the lodge hall of the
university building. will continue for a
week or ten days. 1t is understood that
there is an unusually large amount of
legislative work on hand, including final
action upon move made by the Grand
lodge of the order In Ontario to secede
from the supreme body. This, Ii Is
claimed by the supreme officers. would
be tantamount to open rebellion and
strong effcrts are being made TO avoid
such results.
Action upon the matter was postponed
By the grand cody in Canada until the
matter could be fully heard before the su-
preme body at this time.
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Special Dispatch TO the Pos;-Intelifgencer
OLYMPIA. Wash. June s--Opinions in
the following cases were filed in the SUI
preme court today:
F. r. Boarman. respondent, VS.. +. D.
Hinckley, appeilant-Appeal from King
county; order for new trial affirmed.
State ex rel. Warren VS.. the superior
court of Thurston county-Application fer
writ OF prohibition denied
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09
JAPAN sroILIxG FOR 4 FIGHT.
London Newspaper Comm enfs on the
Hawaiian Situation.

LONDON. June s.--The ST James
Gazette this morning. commenting unon
the dispute between Japan and Hawaii,
which il describes RS "a corrupt little re-
pVhiie run by handful of American fiii-
busters" says:
''As Hawa4i has no resisting power, the
question arises. VIII the United STATES gov
eminent see It's protege through its
troub1eF The Japanese may land an
srrned party az any moment. Then what
viii the Philadelphia do7 Japan. since
sns smashed the Chinese Is believed 10 he
spelling for g fight with white power.
ard she may tud America ready to obage
har sooner than she expects"
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knights of Honor Devfxing New
Plans for Insurance.

ST LOUIS. June S.-Supreme Dictator
Muliigan. Of New York. presided at the
session of the supreme lodge. Knights of
Honor, which opened here this afternoon.
The sessions are secret Interest Is CEN
tered in the new plans for assessment
Insurance. which are based on the NOR
tally tables of the regular life COM
panies. The loss of 10000 members since
October last. when the new plan went
into operation. has caused widespread
discussion and comment. and the SUI
preme body is somewhat exercised over
the proper arrangement OF its affairs
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The Levers Win. by six Hours.

SAN FRANCISCO June ga close ard
excatirg race from Honolulu 10 this port
was anisaed today ~ the schooner Robert
Levers and the oarkentine Newsboy, the
schooner winning by six hours. Capt.
Goodman. OF tae Levers, ard Capt MOI
lsrs1ad, OF Eae Sevsslsoy, pa sfp 800 as a
ger. The yeaasss were IN sight q each
other until fozzr days ago. They carried
about Is 40 bags Of sugar.
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Ss4fs74s rs 9'ifsss. tfssivsa tsgaer# 61ses
Gsss gaee IL ~ ~ eSas aaras-~k gss gen. y.
lElaNA.sr
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CONTROLLED by THE BLUE CANYON.
Glen Echo Coal Property. I'm What
com County, Changes Hands.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
WHATcoM. June ga deal was con-
cluded here yesterday by which the Glen
Echo coal property on Anderson creek
about nine miles from here, passes into
the hands OF the Blue Canyon Coal Com
pany. for at least three years. 1t Is vir-
rually a bond giving them the right TO
work the property for three years and
purchase ar the end OF that tine for
stated consideration. II the showing is
such to Justify IT, The property Is only
two miles from the end OF the little log
sing road running from Woodlawn, on
Lake whatcom. and owned BY the Blue
Canyon Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09

THE city attorney o. Ballard was tn
strs1cted by TIRE council last night to draw
up charges against City Marshal Chandler
the action beins taken Ia view or the fact
that Charit Welmsr. r. Helper and r.
NJ Shields. who bad brought the charges
had had them withdrawn. The council
also employed the services OF Hufapariex
Humphrey 81 Esdsea 20 assis; the city
attorney ia bringing suit against Treas
ursr A. j. Thompson FOR q dedc3t Of
a5oct g. $40.
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WORK CLEARED AWAY.
Secretary OF stete'S Force Kept busy
--gornorntfon~ Must Pay the Fee

Special Dxnateh 10 the poat-Tnteiligoucer.
OLYMPIA. Wash. June S--SecTetary 81
Stste jenkins says that the clerical force
in hts department Is catching ur with The
work which had Accumulated IN thRt Of
See aurfmg the heEinntug OF the season
aca IN the legislative session. Documents
lefg there uow for state Hing can receive
aiules; Immediate attention
Mt Jenkins sts* The receipts of his Of
ace wil average sgao 81 dAy, The license
zee fFesn every Incorporation doing hu~i-
ness sn ghe state Is hetng paid in wi;h
gratifying pTansptneSs- After IWfy ! s. Q
s,eaa7tv will - attached. ard Nr. Jenkins
.sss lngorpors stons viii be- compelled 20
say e 81 cease business operations in tho
efaEa.
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began to make new men. Just
as the new pictures Of men
began to be made. Thousands
Of people fronted the camera
with skins made clean from
blotch and blemish. because
they had purified the blood
with Ayers Sarsaparilla. It
is as powerful now as then.
It's record proves it. Others
initiate the remedy; they
can't initiate the record:
80 Years Of Cures.
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CINCINNATI. June s.-&Chief p. NJ Ar
thur of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers. indcrses the Foraker pooifnx
bill. which IS designed 10 permit railroads
10 agree on freight rates. Our orvaui-
zation," said he. 'favors anything that
helps the earnings OF the railroads We
realize that If the railroads make money
they can pay good salaries. bat IL the re-
verse IS the case they must necessarily
reduce salaries
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Special Dispatch 20 fsse Post-intelhgrncer.
TACOMA. June Son their return TO
TACOMA tomorrow evening the sse1f5ers OF
the California Press Association VII Do
rendered an informal reception in Parlor
a OF the Tacoma hotel by the Chamber OF
Commerce ard Tacoma Press Club jointly
Tue hotel ptrsor will be handsomely deco
ratssi witch roses for the esecasion and an
address OF welcome viii probably be made
Isy inc president OF the Press EEuo.
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Comv,etea the Century I'm.

Special Dispatch to the ost-Intelligencer.
EVERETT, Wash. June 81 G. Ber-
ger. John Doyle. III. d. Cooley. ". .. Ray
and L. L. Crosby started for Mount YER
non last Sunday on their bicycles, intend
Ing to complete century run. Berger and
Doyle returned Late in the afternoon and
went up the Snohcmish road far enough
TO make the lea- mile run FOR the day The
remaining members OF the party did not
go beyond StaEwood.
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An AraaaY NEAR LE.vEywoRru.
seorEr Hrl~kie BADLY @oupsiv<i by
Ray f.sGcS-Tal6 OF I.yuchfng

Svecsa5 DISCS feh ~ tae POST IGteflgyencer.
I.EsANEsNVF0HTH, June E-tseavrs
Trtslgls Vas shot yesterday t.. the right
ihiEh hy Ray Es@eS and his father about
;Wu miles zouta Of this city. Hriskie and
George MaifoFd were putiiag up q (eurs
= hea tne Estes began tearing The poles
aeEa. ErssK.a ordered glsca away An
exchange ~ shots followed when RrISkfs
Rss woasSiea- HiS wounds aTe serious.
TEe sentiment against the Estes &
stroag. and taik ot lynoatag has besn
sgs5e
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Low~lrs New Postmaster.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-InteIl gencer
EVERETT, Wash, June s-W. II.
Black, of Lowell, has been appointed post
master AT that place. He was in the city
today getting his bond fixed Up. He ex-
poets To take possession of Office July !.
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DENVER. June S.-Thc seventeenth an
nual convention OF the American Water
Works Association assembled today. 80
delegates from the principal cities in more
than twenty states being in attendance
Welcoming addresses were delivered by
Gov Adams, Mayor McMurray and others
to which President +. A. w Davis of IN
dianapoiis. responded. Many subjects
most OF them technical In nature, will he
discussed during the sessions, which viii
last until Thursday.
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Hooth-Tucker Not Yet Sentenced.

NEW YORK. June s.--The sentencing
OF Commander Booth-Tucaer. who was
convicted OF keeping disorderly house In
the salvation Army headquarters ia West
Fourteenth street was 10 have taken
place TN the court ot genera! sessions TO-
day. Judge New berger, however deferred
sentence pending 81 motion for an arrest OF
Judgment. The tins for the hearing of
this motion was set for June -
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statr fana tan,mis.inser..

Srse}sf nssstA 90 tae Fsost-Igte}l Eggu .Nr
OLYMPIA. WASH. J1pe S--Ths board
~ ths state i&ss& ssHsse@Anars hiss ~e.
iecsei tta application re 6eagge TsS~nt -,
FareRase artificial cSst~r het3S. auH has
aereRsra tas aTtgl#cagleu - Va. , pease.
Tee co@tes' weH ese c%rrsed 20 tAe s.a-
nrrs1e coagt.
Tho ease ~ rerezae T8r SKA - zfe~~
- ,reo EE ws& 49, fsr Asars1x At
Ciiynsria 5aiy = ~ "a q "a
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Claims Millions In the Trnnsvaal.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencar.
SPOKANE. WASH, June S.--R. +. Bar
barian'' Brown, a well-known mining
promoter, starts tomorrow for London
England, where he has been summoned in
connection with his litigation with tho
Transvaal government over the question
of title to vast mineral lands in South
Africa. valued at about 5000. 600. He ex-
poets to be gone about two months.
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Javsrlsh--Ricketts. uhat % ~ =
cocktails? as. $500.
Eicketsr- When q coektah -
dear sir, | never waste une
Louisville Courier-I Journal ..
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SAN FRANCISCO. June s.--A we'll
dressed man about - years Of age. COM
rastted suicide in front OF the band stand
at Golden Gate park today by swallow
ing cyanide of potassium. A ncte signed
~ c. Burton" to the effect that he had
been without food for four days and could
think OF no easier way out Of his misery
was found in his pocket. bat beyond this
there was no clue as to his identity.
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MANHATTAN. Kan. June s-~Prcf r
Bera.s. WHO Il had been alleged was
forced froSa the Chicago university be-
eaGse OF Eis uttesaae@s agzIElss corporate
wealth, WAS today elected by The board OF
regents OF tss st@ss agricultural college 10
deliver courses e lectures on economies
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Af1tRS BREW EH1 BURNED.
Frfeas-nc EGsnGer tampany's Plant
n~ssrox g st--fsaSs &2ss.ssssfs.

Special fWspatcF 80 tns -Tntei.sgrn~ar
AUBURN Wash, 5uas S--Afssut e
c'csssek toasy the Auharn brewery was
discovered 20 tee ols SIRE. ard beg are TIE
N#e&et brigade could ~ sFEa alxsst the
structure Was harmed ~ tAe ground to
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-09
Eima shinxle Mill burned.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelliyencer.
ELMA. Wash, June Fire yesterday
destroyed the shingie mill at this place.
owned by Struhel Bros. & Co. The loss
Is about $500. insurance. s., 5O. The dry
house and about $4,000 shingles were
saved.
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aboard 6ince the wreck % IRE steamer
pany has had no opposition on the Alaska
roa.e. and the fare for the round trip s.
50. nearly double that Of lass year. Many
wealthy men IN the party are going with
ne expectation cf investing IN Alaskan
mining propositions