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Siseasrs 10 Wichita and Bcrrton, kar. Cen
nscts al Wichita, Kan, with A 7. q s. p
far Iosa,s IN Cherokee STRIP and Oklahoma
ronIecfs at Burton, ka1-, with A = &
r.. fo- points IN Kansas.
No Ia St Louis Aal-HaS rec,.r -
,sasr cars seats free) 10 s. Louis ara
SAi-au a-awtlg-rooal s.eepe-s 70 LorAr,
fsoTnects AZ Pierre C..y, No, with No ~
- r.o.rts IL Indian Territory va S~osso
:, xarsft with So. : IKE Texas If-,J-ss
N-s.tibusSs) which has reclining chaf- - -
tsssrs f-~s4, Pullman 9Eav1ug-roc- s,oro-
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s..i9r ra-s Tsl-Et7a 10 Dallas, conn.T,
ssta-e,, With So. 3 which eca.~~tS
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drawing -rcc-7 S3ee@crs 20 ST E.oss's Re-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIb-
&c RAILWAY.
Time table effoctiye Sept. Is. lS&
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17

0lheer ito recruit l-'-Aoa look - sailen -
an aEc that h.lS Iust found cat that yoH are
is descendant. -tiiegende Blaeiter
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WANTED-By a Widower with a small
family in the country, m.ddle-ageI lady
as working housekeeper. Address IT r.
Eagle Office Wichita, Kan. dIS-stx
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ge aieha aiu Eagle: Ehursday aHornne guue IL 1897

Louis Union Staten with an rnss nor the
east. north and southeast
Through tickets On sac 70 all points.
Fur further information ean Or or ad-
dresz E. c. EOAG.
City Ticket Agent
Or L. R DELANEY. Depot Agent
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED-A place in q respectable home
by a lady 10 take charge of children, or
light hnusework. Address 1H02 N Ohio.
d25-3tX
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
VICTORY FOR FOSTER.
Seal Conference viii Be Due
to His Diplomacy.
aussM AND JAPAN WITH Us.
En9aanA rselaeA 10 NJ. p~r,~sae~
- cAnaA&'s wlsAes-csnfereuce
g Aeet In oetsAer ana Its Deerees
- De ExecsseA Next Yesr.
Special csb,e Iet,er.

LONDON. July sf--Murh sa.ixfacsion Il
suppressed In oaiciAi Asd meroanttle circles
A. ths prospersiv6 setsiemens cf the seal
question ~ AID Of the Washington coafer-
sncs, especially 1s such an amusement
VIII remove . cause Of hos discussion be-
tween the United states and England. Al-
though AZ the eusses Of Mr. Fosters sosar-
nsy oapiorsis and newspapers here rsdf-
caisd TIE idea thar there was anything
necessary TO Be done, Anahassa dor Hay
ara MT Foster have completely changed
shis view. and Great Britain ss nnziiy do-
ins everything possible to meet the de-
naanos OF the United States DouiS.iess this
" partly owing 10 the support Nr. Fcsssrs >
iasas received from Russia and Canada.
Ssr WIRES iaarter and Mr. Daviss have all
along favored conciiia:ory attitude tow
ara the proposals. Of the United States.
Ine conference viii meet m the third or
foasn week In October, the exact date
psang left 10 be determined by the arrival
Oh sne Hritish experts from the sealing
grounds Great Britain viii be represented
nS Sir Julian Pauncefote, the amhassa-
dor. and Prof. Darcy ThSmpsoE. The
United States VIII probably be represansed
~ JOhn w Foster. and Japan BY the jap
afsssa minister At Washington. and Rsisssa.
by COMMITTEES headed by DR. Aasens. pro-
fessor OF International law at the Unsyer-
sity OF 81 Petersburg. who was delegated
~ Russia to hold the pourpariers with Mr..
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AFTER FORTY YEARS.
The secret Of Mysterious Murder In
Revealed by n PoGfhumous
Coufeasfou

CHICAGO. July 2l.-The Journal this
evening publishes an interview with "
A. Wood. of Chicago. purportirg TO give
The secret OF the famous Burdsli murder.
Or. Harvey Burdel. New York dentist
was sssassinafed in his Office, No. Il Bond
street forty years ago Mr.. Wood in his
interview today, says that DR.. BurdeIrs
housekeeper Mrs. Emma Augusta Cum
ningham. confessed Herself the mGrdsress,
she having strang,ed the doctor with a
cord while John ]. Eckei. her paramour,
tabled him with dentists excavator.
The confession. according TO afr Wood.
was made TO Mrs. Dr. James Fowler.
Woods grandmother. who was the mar-
dered Doctors partner IN dentistry Ms
Cunningham hoped - prove herself rr
BurdeifS wife and secure his tiae %
estate. Mrs. Cunningham made con-
fGanf ~ Mrs, Fowler, because the latter
had befrlended her.
&ir. Wood says the secret would not have
bs.n dlyulg.d but for recent unpleasant
experiences IL has caused the Wood and
Fowler families IN making claims 10 ths
estate 81 Dr. James Fowfer. who died a
year aga ~ Ecr4eaux. France. where he
established himself as dentist one y<8r
before the BErdeli murder Tire cIe!ms ot
the Woods and Fowier~ brought out
thraasening letters 70 Mr. wood. who vas
one y the racst active claimants. The let
ters referred 10 made mysterious refer
encea 20 tne Hurdsst murder.
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REGARDED As A BAcKDowy.
England's Consent to Sealing Confer.
ence Coud nm ned as "a Weakness

LONDON. July 3l.-The ST James Ca
zette, referring 10 the forthcoming inter
national conference on the sealing Gles-
tion, says:
Americans VIII consider another con-
ference a cllnb-down for the British and
not unnaturaliy. Shermans dispatch VIII
be regarded a. the direct cause. The
Cnitaf States makes quite an unwarrsnt-
able demand. We ignore IL. The Amert-
can state department sends meuacing
and insulting dispatch. We promptly
yield Il IS tire Venezuelan business and
Cleveland message once again and once
again IL will confirm the American poiit-
icsi mind IN the conviction that John Bull
always knuekiea down when buiIied ard
threatened. Our stafesmen are preparing
future disaster for both countries by care
lessiy encouraging this dangerous eeiu-
sion -
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discussing the Samoan question few days
before his departure. the president said
that she annexation Of the Hawaiian isi-
ands by the United States. with thu pro-
posed constructions of the Nicaragaau ca
nal under the control Of the United States.
has placed . value on Samoa which the
country could III AFFORD TO lose Its ioca-
ton h such that Il Il directly between
Australia AtsA NIeaxegus. and tts value -
way stAse i6sNle1a g4llso fAs
Australia from Honoiniu or from The pro-
posed Slcarag1au canal viii ise great. For
tnsse reasons President Mckinley will no.
attempt TO carry out the policy advocated
by Mr. Cisevelan nd, looking 30 the abrogagion
Of the treaty between Great Britain. Ger
many and the United States OF 1883 which
gave the sgnatory powers equal rights In
the government. Of Samoa
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SEATTLE wAsHINGToN SUNDAY. AUGUST . lss7 -

are doing Is not geseraIiy: Appxecan4ed.
Their reserve requirement II nGw III 60
GO in excess Of all cash tfe$ repossea On
hand for the corresponding He<k 80 year
ago A detailed comparison x10ns MAT,
while the Narsonal Union aank daA ths
Bank OF America made t1craasea ID lOons
aggregasing & eE &c. cr q SUM eu&4vn3eux
70 the total loan exransien repee<Hd IA The
statement. the icss~~ -e:sorse6 ~ others
were MADE up by Esins in whirh 10 les
than rwenty-s.x hanks Yarsiclpmtasd~ The
small Increase in deposits fn~the 4kca of
loan expansion and the seasys1eG@1p1D of
interior funds Is SURPRISING. n91 n - HSF.
haps evidence Of heavy custozno payments
and the withdrawal OF legal s7nder Tor
gold expert purposes !ass we4k
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The Iu1sk~rsaea In Oregon

PORTLAND. Or. July zI-Th@ large
excursion parry OF Eastern I1mbsrras y
wne have beer visiting Puget Sound ar
rived here @aTly thfs morning from
stg8v's Harhor On their arrival TIE
train wss swtfch@1 - tee Oregon Eafi-
way & &avigatior COMPANY = tracks al
taken 10 Bridal Eaii ard po4nts On tAs
ColfsTn hfs where the day wzs spent To-
morrow will ha srers TIA TIE city The
parry wln break up here. ard q ma 5orsty
WIFI return direct 20 the4r homes though
sixty wifi rTgioUs the trip by gosrx x
through Te.losste1e psrk and ssw gsil
go 20 Alaska
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Foster. Canada viii be represented by Sir
Wilfred Lauyfer and Mr. Davies
The cenEerence win discuss the whole
Question ~ raised by the United States.
VIII draft = scheme OF protection for the
ssaia with details for carrying out the
same. and VII. decide all oren claims Its
report Nill Be q referendum, but as Russia
and yap4r ere entirely favcrahle to the
Ssssl I "a i8s.l ll q & ,sss ,s saa 8
ada In satisfied, the conference may be said
10 be diplomatic triumph for the United
States and personal triumph for Mr.
Foster.
Unless 1, results in divided report,
which is not expected. the governments con-
csrned will Immediately efnbody the scheme
In a permanent agreement tn she form of
referendum. SO that IL can be executed in
the season OF ISA
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To Dreaxe Mar. Island Channel.

sAN PEANtisEo. july 51.--Tbs navy
department wIE let a contract - the Ssn
Frs xsctsco BrlGsa Company IN q few days
fog dredging ths. caannei between Asre
island and vallejo. from Csrquial
straits % The upper snd ct the island.
7 n me largest single contract for drsdg-
ing sver let Dy tne government on tn+s
coast X requires tae removal of shout
90 syg cubic yards of material TaS
cnsnrei IS about 75a1 feet Iore and IL 20
~ dFssge1 20 thsrty feet mean low wafsr
making a channel 80 feet wide go as 20
sn&bis the deepest drausht war geam~;z
10 reach ths navy yard. Gt VIII faks
.boat year and half 10 complete the
eanwr-srs
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GERM OF YELLOW EKVER.


WASHINGTON. Jeiy M.-xNnOftQon.
era, wymsn. OF the marine hespfsAl GHKv-
ice. has had translated the 1Inoount Writ
ten By Dr. SenarelIi ~ Monteyide0, Of
his discovery OF what ne cin1na fosbs the
yellow fever germ. which ~ enfla the
icterosd bacillus. He says the hacfi3us was
discovered In the second caoe examined.
The doctor dweIIs upon the df1nrnsfy Of
making sure Of results oecA4eeaN Ahe nu-
ynerous microbes 10 be foNnd + yellow
fever
The germ which he tolda%ok bs res1Onsi-
bic for yellow fever. DR. Slaznreni sayA. Is
found In the nloct or fls41k8 and no. in
the gast-o-intessinal CO sitfe&s fe n6kes the
fact however that ir yciI6x lever as In
typhoid. the digestive tract tes4Bs seat OF
abundant eaeilll coli. but ~ 6o<s not as
sociase these with the red yeiso~ fever
microbes. He concludes. tAerefore that
the virus OF yellow fever does not reside
In the intestinal tube. "ansa that rs toxin,
instead OF being absorbeA by the infes-
tinal walls Ia elaborated n ths interior
OF the organs and In the Mod.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

WASHINGTON, July 3f.-Nothing can
be done more than hss been already done
toward marking the boundary line between
Alaska and the British possessions along
the Hist meridian. until the senate has
passed upon the boundary treaty now be-
fore IL. There is. however. no doubt Of the
location Of The line along this meridian. as
the people in the locality know where /, is
The work of demarkation VIII be superin.
tended by Gen. Duffield. In charge OF the
gecdesic survey. on behalf OF the United
States. He expressed the opinion that a
railroad can De easily constructed from
Taku inlet TO the Ciondyke gold fields. and
believes the enterprise veil worth under
taking
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
SPAIN LONGS FOR WAR.
That She May Lose Cuba without
Sacrificing Her Pride-preSideGs
r..irfrg's View.

LONDON. July IA Spanish fspfu-aat.
who Ia In close touch with Ssner CAnovuz
del Castillo thA Spanisn premier. Informs
the corresp pendent of the Associated Press
tha; +; is useless 'ouger 70 attempt %
Disguise the fact fhaf he Spanish ministry
r. in q very tsglt place. He says.
Eve caa keep up the war Ia Cuba only
50 iorg as cur funds last and the tfns
when trey vfli fail fs almost IN slgsf.
When II cemes We mus give ~ tae
s3ruxsie. Sow we are too proud a race
70 Ga 50 - nnybody's demand bu; We
can Do So by pIeaa.ng force massar IN
war with tse itni;ed States Such a re-
stlt naturally would bs very u9pIeas-
art matter % as but IN order 20 prEFs8t
ths overthrow az the monarchy. waF =
the cuiy say out
'-Tse premier knows from President
Mckinley direct Ihst tne president per
s8r1l!y does not wzrs war end wishes %
save ~ from tns cost ard tae 1ioe9ssed.
But RS cabinet oTly partly share Ais
ysews, saile the senate. shs house II
r=rr@sea afattxe@- the American press ard
the re9pie = the tui;esi States favor
sersienenT wlfs h8E gums President f.
Efn,eT. however vahi}e Nrsf foT peace. hls
declared Efrnseif ~ -yf shrsrkng fTesz
war Z pseaeA measures fail T-s Il re
rsositson of sse United States, sas 1&iaT-
z5ay lends streagtn 20 ne independent
eanrye which Gf~n Wgodf0rd viii pursue
FEss fzssrGetisns ~j3i Se Al th@ ~t2fs~E %
srtensps f8 aota{a FOR CGn& ~ reacefa9
means Cahau insseps1aenee- He - 9@s~
slw@s - De S~sezfs2 10 E8s proposal JFze
ry.s3r~e-t IL "a made. s0r rra}1 SaEss n
rnsisgY prefer var, SIta ar wstAe3t fFas
es~aara Een@gt - efss~ nztt1gSS. e, aHE
surre@ssr on tea 6s5ban saestson- Tbs y
- sacs ard ira premier sees 90 efner
wsv 0st = -hs present srrpass@ n spar
fS- ce3gscs@@ I.s all c0s8Ft var tn@ ass-
r.sz7t she Tnlfed STATES b%comsz t-sTssrsA-
isx4 n its d~ra ~ The wave = great
emotion ard PATRIOTISM suGh a ~sf sD&3s
cal sat IN saaIr would natEFzl3T ans al
sgrezte7e9 oGsxtscrs ard 1tSf~EE~s' y -
Tne CarI-sss Republicans 2na AL @t1~fs
1engSs Ersfs far tre nation a* hey c@at9
r. zNlts6 hy nothing ssss. ard wSsn Ts@-
fsa.e3 = Scain sroUSG - astestsr1. Es4Es4
ce246 oe sz1rrn1s*eret @sthpzt suaF%rsf1s
all vrexzn, political ard FsYnaFef.leal Il
situations
W~yi-r at Last shows Mercy.
MADRID J&.v e. ~-s'syf ~ti@a. Ws3ler
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Havana that he has decided 10 grant nn
amnesty TO Leo exilss. Including DIR.
Montaivo
MADRID. July IA hundred Cuban
prisoners. who were recently psrdcned.
have arrived AZ Gibraltar. whence they
viii proceed to New York. The govern
msnt organs express the opinion that they
VIII re5oin tsa insurgents.
HAVANA. Juiy x.-Capt. Gen. Wey.sr
has signed a pardon for R-. Jose Rafael
Acnsaiyo. a leader OF the aasonosnsss par-
~ Antonio EscobSs. former editor Of
la Discussion: Tomas Alfonso. Enrique
Garlic and forty persons exiied 10 the
ShaIerines ard Fernando penal settle
ments.
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TO REMOVE A GOLD DEMOCRAT
Radical Action by One of the gryau-
ites of Massacbusrtt~

BOSTON Jgiy si--H J Jaoqu-,h. os
Wellesley. = leading Silver Democrat IN rha
las: national fight. ard a rnernber or the
state DsmocTsyic committee lr0sics, a NJ
iitiSu IN shs Suffolk supreme court for 4
writ Of rnandsnBs 70 compel TIE beard Of
s<lectmsrt - remove John ~. Sheridan an
al ged Gold Democrat. from fns scard II
registration upon the ground ,has he has
csasea 20 5e a member of The Democratic.
party. ore OF she TWO lsadsag parties a. ne
Iast election
The pe;lrlou IS hgo4ght 10 ,est
ihe Statutes which prescribe 1Aat -ho board
shall appctut The members - ne beard II
reEtstra Her @ voters rs reqrea ~ ~. fp,o
lssdiag political parties a. taa state elec-
glor preceding tbs appoiafw7enr or the mem
bsrs. and that whenever. ppon writer.
complaint "a them an1 after hearing r
shah spp4zF that registrar C voters 9th
cr Ban the city OF t0wn clerk has CEASED q,
sc- wish fhe political parry wAich - was
eppotnfed 10 represent, they sasl remove
atm from o~ice.
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JAPAN WANTS rNDExxrrr.


Frepartag an Anssrer - Coopex's
0ac ~ Wau1lfan Controversy.
VICTORIA. h. G.. July s1.--Tne steamer
MioxerA arrived from Honolulu urighx.
watch place she left two days after Tho
steamer Alameda. aud consequently she
nTsngs no late news beyond the sAoS that
japanese Minister Shimamuzs, Id 4 long
interview. says no IL sosng over Minister
Coorers stztenen. and fs prsp6usnx an
answer 10 H. Further. the Japzu1Ss min
lister says.
4 may say that particular stress is laid
cy Japan on the question Of treaty rfrhts.
We reisesate in forcihls terms the views
We Always h~id that the action Of the Ha-
waftsn government IN rejecting these I'M
mfsrsnss IL In coutraventson Of the treaty.
and that tn ccnseqnence they must be IN
demniaed- We insist that the imrafrranty
should BE allowed private interviews Win
shetr consul. and that they are entffIexi to
De represented by their counsel. Msssss.
kinney and Railon. at their examination.
ne question OF hAbeas corpus will be also
gone iEto a. length. and, while not dss-
cassinx the merits OF the supreme court
decision, We say thai /, ss unprecedented.
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1HE UPWARD TREND.
Prices and Wages Going Up
Together in Several Trades.
GREAT OUTFLOW OF CAPITAL
Advance I'm Window Glaas IN Ne ro,-
lowed by Higher waEe~-LArw-
Advance fn Sugar Plantation
Hands WaEe~-Loss o1 Rev~uue
ON Imports In Antieipatiea of
Tariff.

PiTTsETRG. July si-The price Of
window glass has been advanced about {
per cent. by the manufacturers .rf,a
new rate goes into effect at once, a,,d
is 10 continue until August 10 when
probably. II the trade condition warrant
IL, another advance viii be made. Tia
new discounts are as follows:
For s.oe box lots. 1919 and ~: 2e6o cox
lots. 70 and ~; car lots. 10 and 7ix; less
than car lots 90 and -
The National Manufacturers Assocsa-
ton has sent communication TO Pres.-
dent SirapsoH Burns, OF the Window
Glass Workers Association. requesting a
conference on the question OF wages for
the next year. A date was soon agreed
upon. and the conference will be held in
Chicago "Wednesday. August II. An ad-
vance in wages will certainly be reed
upon at the conferences between tn, .;ork-
ers' ana the manufacturers conm!ttss.
but how much cannot be predicted at
this time.
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MhfNLEi on THE TARIFF LAW.
IL VIII Raise More Revenue and
rusia~ss VIII Improve.

NEW YORK July H-~A dispatch -
fNa world %~orn Fsz.ssburxh. y Y says.
President Mckinley refuses 20 Re inter
vl>wr,s hy re newSg.a per reporters. oat
- ore ~ the hufe, guests vito has know
fsrn fcr a so1g Ffv~1e. ard wha atterugstee
% seeufs ar expression frcrn him as 20
the eCee< q ths new tsriT lsw 7rd the
coud1tfo- ~ business De sat3, Ii = fo1
sariy % determine tAe eject of she tarig
lav- bnt e wti eventually Tais-s F1orr
revenue than the jsw in force 20 - last
week As - ire corditlcr ~ business
I Relieve it wtl1 improve"
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Capital Tong Tss~ksa te Is Flowing
ThrouEh the Tcurfry-

%FsSr YORK. I8iy 1.-THE Flrarc3eT
SzFs
TThs eoEtlaass increase r. loans O. TIE
%ew York hanks. n the tsce % ths prs
srs enormous sotaa yerc-eef ts a feature
tnat Is H.eElun31< - a.gr&ci stter-s2a
ln tAe -trs-snr sss2ss statements II WAS
supposed zAst. ssIEewymg 81 90 es3 iT1rreas-
ssssweea Jura - ara JEig 3 A &esress@
~ g@s 80 }aoEs4 fer. a. fh@ J4ly settle
g-,sst p4rins - usually saise~se by tern
rss,~nrv- e-,s9 Er7ses saw sset 90 ss- s-c-s
shrinking luseS h&3s r1s1s a. Aa3isIorrs
s-sfr os 81 Nsa as during 80 -nansn tgz1
rfas@a. an8 = ra@ movements % othe~
hszss-y -rpp yss-s are cf az-y ralcs n corn-
r.srsszfr. fss uFzEs->3 gsea1 s1ou}1 corrl1ue
TO- sroE= sh.rsy - SKY 6aEs yst-
ne heavy haS3Ewss zlS New Essx banks
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The steamer Hneaiie. advertiseN 20 sail
at o'clock last night. dld not get away
until oelock. As an evidence that there
- no abatement sm the interest in Clon-
dyke. the crowd which assembled TO ses
her on was nearly as large a. anw which
has been IN attendance on previous boats
There was general disposition 10 iis.
credit the announcement as 10 the exact
time Of sailing. fully warranted by pre-
v.ous experiences with other boass. and
the crowd did not assemble to wituexs
the departure Of the RosaiIe until after
O'Clock
There wera on board ls6 passengers. the
majority al whom WIRE from Seattle.
Each of .he passengers was given pras,-
sicaIiy unilfaitcd allowances in regard 10
weight Of outfit, Of which full advantages
was taken. Outfits averaged from 5oa 10
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MAYOR WOODS COMPANY.
Charters the Fast Steamship Ham,
boIds fe Pat I'm the Alaska


sen TrSressco by Mayor " ID. wo9S,
IS nsznawer - tgss Seattle & Yakss rsrn-
r-erclzl Company. ts go rev stesrsn@7
Hsr4oegef. rs1sntly tailt at E8rska by
z. Dickson sar q co-ssaa;i0s of EaTskA
merchants Sc gas eoast rssssef *sg's~
cszEsy . rssn gztwesn Eureka ssd sSc
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sugar plantations in Louisiana and the
largest producer In the United States has
telszraphed 10 the manager OF his several
places 10 advance the wages OF all field
labor fGia per cent. the advance 10 COM
rnence August |, IN consequence. he says
OF the passage Of the Dingiey tariff bill
TIE skilled labor employed in the sugar
houses or refiBeries is paid according 10
the price the sugar commands. and ~ii.
get an increase In wages OF from - TO %
per cent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

NEW YORK, Jaiy ia special - -he
HeTzl3 troSn LcHdon says ths. Juaxe
TrBaz e New York. SAID n "a inter
ESew that Richard croker ear hzve fsss
1ornI0a fson fer mayer q Greater sseus
York = he desires thar, = r0u1s ~Assf
~ Croker wlgl - @lectet. and fhat =
Elected re would make 3 goCss mayor
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ANOTHER LOAD GOES
Resale Carries . Big Crowd
From Seattle.
TO LANDS OF GOLDEN DREAMS.

AadaAw Another Steamer e. the Long
List Taas Has Lcft TAts caty, tie
Gr~@s outnttinw Iseans-TA> AI-kf
Has Retsrn~d-rA~ wssaa..~4ss
- Allowed 10 Carry Passenxer~
saA WIN sail Frss~ Her. As.~,s 4
-Asother Letter F,roaa = seattle
Maa who NaAe to Rl~neee ef
LS~vznx From = Canadian r.rf.
Who Says Harsh TAiaxs AAe~e
Has Treas0ens--Mayor Weed oo.-
Arna the Pasa-IntealBs~ncee n>-
pert-He Has ChMrserea ~
SteaMsAip Hunbelat.
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BERLIN Jufy = -Tne 5eTastatign
caused hy tire goe4s ~ ssle@ss = vide
sv-7SS Nothing ssss = AAs occurred n
tfae saSrrfcE for centuries T2se 2sss kzs
ALREADY reached ns8Y nziIlsSrs ~ ..z-k4
ana 4 - szllns&Esa fhst = hsE5gs& persons
were E-Cswrsed