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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
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F-ressersrk r,a-zalgrs re famous Fre-ch
comedian wae ttss sr 1F7S anG 80 whose
memory r rrnuu rnenF Is seon 80 - e-er8 a
Ia Psrs terar hts stage career 81 z hErs-
he Say Tha ssaw}als tetss fne story - hfE
zrsF appearance. wa5rn waE fn she 49,
ata- - the Tas-sfies Ansgsantes Tail
ard zfhIstessZv tuit yosgEw E@nas7rs pre-
serted himself before IRE directors - gre
saea7er wAo ASKED ssm ~hAt ssps al
rcsas - Wishes Eo play
0a Tn ret particular. vas The chser-
e. regiy.
F~a-a rocsy OF SOC are member % rvs
sr1ups. ~ ErT - p fra1cs So q
rvo1rh- A~e gaa SATISFIED
J s1oGs8 - bard 20 please Z 7 ws-e
nss
r. shAs ras~ you ray nsg1a ygsr ~ark
cr rhe eay strar foB9srroW-
Bas-ny par
-t9a p ~ ae1 ssEs ie-E 80 i@a-- tsas.
vra a4ve s;rgE Es 41st st ht
tn rs ue aesr = ysG have
~E7rasers 4 E4ea1zl-re gave rzar Tarh
shs-E .as zlazsws ta thssr caseG1eEfs
ers6r sxeazw=s raa S-rH-se~. sn-
.p.sssssrlraIy. sTca wl4 mlass a saasG,f-
l1s-r Aaa
"A aoz~ repeated re asssnsaea ags..-
car
: -gE7r yes. lsc-. rret r ez-sa'1 ST.
-aas ear vau eazsase-aag sgw yea ran
raar
--rwa says assr sks Tosz artist en-
,st-r.s = b mage r lca sEtr Esass
a~s. 81 aa s1urs q q Baaaogss a-e q
sE-r-a r11s sEG TZ1z-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

sfahswn resI Miner. I'm Mass OF
s~~fkEBS Faames-Ssny Narrow
~ Escape


NEW ORLEANS. sept - sp@s-taI
frrrl Bssrr suzr1vn. Ala 60 TIRE P5caylzas
sa.s
Aaorr- ESQ hrurs altar the Easn went
% ws~x - r1He No = q sEs Besss11er
Lana ard improvements Cumnzzvs coal
rrfne az B@1. Ezgl@r. -ea- Ba2ckEon- 300
eozrarv tbs morning. uEs w&E 1isc1reT@fs
Far agwn fn sne main slope ADgszt ls
rec are gnauaeve6 in the Ez5ns. ~ c1ce
ar Alarm ass given
A pane followed among tbs wuTkr2sa
sns n IRE Etese -own O. Be7l Ells1 A-1-
Eresas gathered AZ ire main entrance e
TIE smoking ulEe, Uhlle rescue parties
w@re a. azc@ formed - relieve 1hs rrlln=rs.
Mg~@ thar nfsy were gotten sut frau Ire
wzrfogs entrances without harm Others
zere overcome ~ smoke ara feI ~ ire
wavzEsz These the brave Sesrchers
feuns ard dragged csgs. while those wait
inE 81 The eufrzEee restored Efs 10 fhetr
unconscious friends.
FIVE IT, who were ~orksaz sno4. re
sEonaz bav8s6 Taers me Ere oEiEtnsatest
eczM r1s - rezcA@c ard + has Hsen re-
sa~fea as eerratn snat fhey sre dad. Ire
missing 1a@E are:
HERMAN KRAMER. WHITE
HUBBARD FOLEY. Raiga
HENRY REE.F -. color-s.
FRANK JAMES. cosoFed
WILLIAM FAERFAX. c93or@d
L Is posssols lhaz two OF fear ezhsrs nay
b. n ne nine.
The FIRE brigade bsttled ws.h TIE flames
a. day Il 3 Taln attempt % reach ne En-
toIoe5 msn. bar az ulg8tfau the tire sss
ssiA Burning asrcelv ard EFT wee
abandoned and 1he Esa we're given ~ for
dead.
It's fire Is thought % hare arlziastea
traza Ar ovsaessea steam pipe, wA8ca q
Zl,era gas Ia Ire mlne-
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TRUST KNOCKED OUT.
KANSAS City LIVE sFoch Ex-
CHANGE. ILLEGAL
Federal Court Declares II te he
Combination TN Restraint at In
ter~tnte Ceamerce-sn Obnoxious
Form Of Railroad DISCRIMINATION.

TOPEKA. kan. sept Stated States
D9ztrsct Tg4Ee Foss~r nal a SsEeeI.t1g de-
c1s30a 11ls morning. "a Tsic0 ae declared
The arzazl EasJou Eu2Nn ~ the kansas ttsv
i've stock excazrEs "a Illegal e8l1era.-9a
nader shs provisions e the Anti- rtas1 las.
TIE exehaEge = an organization e{ GEM
rubss.ca ruen who coutrci tae saie - I've
sock u Kansas Cztv Az ssnck w1-cH en-
ts-s the city nus pass through tSe aa1ds
- sl4s nrgaa1EaelaEl- J4eNs kcEr E
the exchange from doing 5aslzess.
Tas ease MS faat nroGght p Sc
Iuttea Sgs-ss 6sstrlrT attorney nesrly "a
year aEo waea Gree Miss 4 Go. Cai-
caEQ- Kansas C2tg Arm, MS driven freza
the exchange The fra AS suspended
for nsz-rs4s sneas u anes. as.FeNati-aS
gles. ara sued gor an .n5Gnct1oa. Tae as
s1c5stt1n e located Ga ~ hsaDsgs-sss--
s9ars Line - tha lulanesllage v.esnskg q tEe
Kansas city sgSek Gar3s Cnmgang
yards.
The decis.sn declares ghat fsse exchsaSe
IS clearly d eonzhsr s8oD- vvbase parpose
IS 20 restrict cauErrl and RI nognlg9e tHt
huyinE and selis1g x live sssck Al tae
Kansas s'4tY yar3s. aad continues
-STas zsetaos3s and AIRS - aany ~ these
exchange ana aearss - srasie aTa nes a1-
together hen@ac3sl = tae esife~ ard e "a
plAGH- - tGs day sm8 tAa er ss mFHAee 30
the E@cpia IS fhe teadescy - wsaf.a 70 ra,,-
Eos1lsze sua cantful - trBs.z ard c7u-
hitsatAoEas Ese prosla 4 ard srltzsrraes cs tae
co31-Ty- sra ussst - confessed ~ every
iAoightf2l OBSERVER fnst nany O. fhs so-
cafes STOCK sra uTsssatE@ sNcfanE@F are
sFeong gre mess poEaat g8ser@-ue nssl,.fss
for 30 ac~on17s1s ar7ent q sass assrros
39dga Foster aeGaes tse interstate ias
sre saw
III Is gz.lhalsah3e t1aas al .hs nvc 4, k
Shipped 70 tfgess defendants fer sale tru-n
state< of5sr tfsD ksness nr Nttss-Ff af.~
j Eas en-era3 fsfe elaTrena q surnsres re-
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a KITE CLIMBS HIGH.
Records broken by observations al
Altitude of IanaAo Fee:

Bile HILL OBSERVATORY. Mass
sep -a--AN kite records were broken Eera
th's afternoon, wosn the s0puost Eata - A
string % sever. al Of tae Harz~ave rvpa.
with Eoar mles % wire attained an sI-s-
fuss@ Of - ass feet above sea level or 3 -
feei above the summit q The hnL
An Illuminated box was sent az. taxing
a. Instrument for recording pressure ss-r-
peratsIre ard humidity and Vas Swung I'D
fest below ire topnos. kt.e a. t-e Ekza-
eSJ p0snr ire instrument recorded a tsrf-
peTature OF = degrees. wa{1e Ar tn@ same
tine s vas 3 a TIE surface q The earth.
A. the height q ~ feet the hlLnz.djc 81
Fose rapidly, out sank again AZ a mile
wnsre i vas quite low A. 60a faer e
ass IN rose. ard soGr reached poiar where
there was almost q complete saturatsou IL
the air. From Esere up thf atmosphere
became dry. uutu a. TIE highest pol1t
there vas scarcely any moisture recoryie5.
~ The greatest neiSht humidity all sEe
sfteruoou vas quite low
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Fassa~aag 5 .As s.Aa.aas q ne elass .


MN YORK SEPT M-At G-avssezi
todaF y z. Dsysers horses Led rhe loE
~ waun@rs. He carried oT both STAKES
aud one q Tie ovegWessas sEel1s. sam
mary.
Fsve fursorE-kenmoar@ Queen wc1~
Warre1tun second. Momentum thiTtA.
Isasa 15
aIi3e-B@n Ear ~Ca- Eono sscocG. Pa1I
haATar Ehtra TINE sa.
60GrA1Hl. eve aE-1 oEe-nalz fssrAengs--
FreEioZs wa k3seeaQ- sscoz&. = lew
away tAtrd Tire ia
Park H3iI. s4x furiQus es-(sle0pAus w0a.
Dr. CzTtie1t second. Bx0xai rn1Td TtZA.
rs
one snd ole-sfxreenta E-fges-pea3 w0n.
Csvzlero second. Tom Cromwell tnsrd-
Tine Ia
SIX furIouEs s-iHnE-J a Gray wca.
Mex ssce12. Psaceuz8ksr third. Tine.
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tsltH5s4als tlsaf EesCET3
Tho ot1 nreef saasr Vas hDs4sng forrh
ger tae 7sssess2n - tEr1xrarhseai errors
ea taeir srass1aa1 lHaarHee an r~sste--
5ts Fhe wf aoFr3inm T. sa 5aSfanse
g. fh 81 sakd IS d. knrefed tha akasa
eet 81 a pre. tGssa iu Saa Francisco
tuensf aEe yssrs s=g there SIS = nesar4-
aaR eaArartez mamG Mst6oon. mtb8 ass
the 5eafer % gang - yoanx r1afNans
Trey were q terrxr 10 fhe rafa nsarltv ard
afnaf ga feu@k fas - rfgfxsms "a va
eagtt are3 on fhf csasE A reporter Msso
bad taen essi grses q 3 starry II whisa s@eg
hE8 1EFaa antsgss-ak ~ cn.a a word
So faE ere Nang ffe reversed -
-e - fhe ies6eF ara ferries 10 ghe-a
80 NeasiwS Ire ansp8estaw safatossk
tA@ fE su % aeA Aerssarsz the
wefa Hassed TIE ur@ef-Fe8eer Ard na1
'laedgra is Teauwussea mnra. ard al
Erc7esbfy ssfrEf4a"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

CHICAGO. Sep. s.-Tne University u
Illinois today Sled petition IN the CIoae
Savings bank recatF@rshtp ease. asking - AZ
ITS claim against President Charles W
Spafaing recently conVsote1 - snahgEzse-
nlgu' - made 3 pref'rrsf Zen on All tAe
assets - he hank. The ChieaEa Tide aad
Trust res-efver ohtectea 20 enc Nsias ~ taa
petition hut ere elf@ctsan w&s oVervalf8
and an - tne other parties interested wer'
ordered - answer - petition. TIE effsff
% Ire petition ufd b. 70 prevent me detia-
ration - a dividend 70 aepositers for some
e5sse - f4nryse.
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Draw viii Ensli.h CrieLeter.-

PHILADELPHIA. sept &a-The cricket
match 6zrwzen The visiting EC~slSa
eleven. cspta3ned by r r Warner. and
Twenty-Five Cots selected from taa Various
cricket clubs ln Philadelphia ended thls
Afternoon IN a dFaw game Whea stamps
weTs drawn SATURDAY Jne Colts had So
cured Is runs On fhesr first inning and
had lest I've Utcksts OF thelr second sJ-
tempt fer 10 runs The F.ngiishrnan had
Scored Is runs IL thelF arsE inning Play
was rssuned today AZ i o'clock Wien
tns score had reached - fer talvsegu
wlckets. TIE Cots declared their innings
cIased with - runs necessary 90 win,
me visitors started their second inning
bur after i've wIckeEs for "a runs the
game Vas declared 8 draw.
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The FIRST salvation srnsy Colon,

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept p 1T was De-
eided today that the Salvatioa Army col
onv az Ssie6aa viii som BE- established.
and AZ least twenty fam lies from thss
city placed upon farms. The result q a
conferences f-etween Commander Booth
Tucker ard a citizens committee Was TIE
selection II the bard offered ~ e. T
Ecn1ie. comprising about 30 acres IA
Monterey county. Commander Booth
Tucker left this evening fer Ogden. where
he wln inspect lands offered ~ TIE Unson
Pacific ana viii go from tAsre TO Den
YER 10 sUperiutend the esta hlishment %
a colony n Colorado
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Def zf~er f0r +ass sssas-.a-.s~- - :.
sa7 wa1ek Eae s2o r.s-sa-.. -. =
Mses- -zrgeon Cs@zeral ETvr~sv -, -
12@1 Eaas = vessel har 49, - -
- FlE@T Fear Cairo - ~ 4gIs-~s. -.
q a@sassn scr tsae razrrnse ~ sae1a~-.-~ -
III NsS O~sszssss sssrxAcr sss~ss-
aea arTsT&es train lrss-assesg-rs
1ksffSGKEELTg III So. - -
ksaE. serafzry q ffss Ilsan.als w,a.- s..--.
he@2fa. ~Ire6 from szgro -
- = Se1er48 g18ranssn@ zsaf~sss - .
draas AssharEza and szisxssssrn8 s.ssS -.
fz~fs aud tFzfrrzen berg rs--sfssesys
rom leaving Cairo IN x0are re7~rh
AFRO. II. SEPT. 3k-Tnsre havn sAa,
= iastlaer CASES y yellow fever r. rs
Good views Frsm Msbfs~.
MOBILE. Ala. SEPT 3-Essreav ss,.-.
noon the hoz spell uae n~r...- -
heavy rain. EAaca served s1xss = - -
ne cutters aEs1 improve tas estvss -
t4ry condition The serzne~strs-u -.
fanHss 70 t1A atzrlng re- night s-1 49,.
morning Pea. aatumn weather wax ex-
psrfence1
A. Noon the peepse wers almost tsta-
lant ever The health report.
deaths. -
Train Loads of Refugee.
~~Fss20s -s2ssss @@.fsf@ S~sassf4E
trains which left MoosIe. Ala tr.s-- -
expected - reach here Tu@ssay n.errsrx
~ These trans are rhs CLERKS 49, e.+ts-
snpicyss n the general oeYees a. e. NJ.
Eir 4 Cn1o railroad ~ Noble with shas-
wives ard families TIE eusrlovax rsf-s-
Der about 4 hundred and their sanssf5s-
Nitn other visitors. make 3 total ~ -
persons wso vii remain here unfu -
fross Kills ne yeliuw fever germs - 80
oosfth. Temporary hes6qsz r-e-- AZ 80
TCad aaye been opene4 40 hare b.. s~t5rgr
President Z. l. Russell ard General 49,.
tor r " Taylor. who have ae@n hs~a
several iays
Refugees continue 20 pour IA On exa-v
trsln. those u yesterday and sessav -
ing crowded. dozen rner IA ne ~
spee'aoie walks u TIE in Nozzle cau.a -
Or The trucks today ovsr ire SrgeFfa a
oaio. They we're TOO poor . xst or -
toxin IA airy other way
The Mail Qaarsafsne.
WASHTNGT0E. Sept. as.-Tba ,os.,,-
Tee department has received tnforFnafg(e,
taaS 1ae Mississippi board ~ health has
GsAraEtine6 al Rails from th4 fr.gs~4ss
cistrtcss Of THAI state ars refused 70 -.
nit tfem % b. dispatched 20 their H.
tiEatioa- even II furEalg9fes surgeon
5snsral Nynaaa. Of the marine hospital
service, vii take action In the mater
With view % raising the embargo 50
fAF as possible in the caste q G.zgnfecfs.i
rlan
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CHICAGO, SEPT 9-Resaits % The
races az Harlan.
FIEe-eiEnrh= OF 4 mile Bal vdsSo won
Czztler second. Star ard Crescent third.
TINE. esza
Xsfle-N5friolz won. Eessyilie second
HeEleNiIIe fnlrd Tine Ia
Tnrs@-gs-Zartsrs q q rnit@-1UcS AasS8s
woa Preston second. MoEcreiga thiTd
TINE LIS
NIls-A6zetus wei L-zdy Dixon second.
Afesaxia third Tire. f,s5
Five ard \ half f8ri0nE@-AlaE-eta Wun.
Fsressy terrain second. Ben Eaaad 1ntrs1
TINE les
TEree-eUarters az a EnIIe-~Q' Farley won.
y. G.. T. second. Faster Eve third. Time
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Hr-~res Ezzaree~ 5zw@S Y. Sr-a~ -
Eazszs Cv k4z- we0 Vas &C re sfoek
1~aa~ e ser5yEs1y aurz ARD EzE-esr
fs.ss-ssr rsoxsaa &C CAscaeo xsgo vas @
e-e Raek fs.aza rr@1z u slightly sH-esa-
re geaz Essz-z nos-sf rlsr1s w@-e cz~s1-
a-aEsw shz ksz ID azz a-s E1EzE 7ssrsa-
90 -zs CT ~ sa5Er glass;
80 rr.-l,arss ezsaeaas - she v1sse-zer
~-ss- ws-a r@4 NseE 70 N-2nz@s f1rT
srs ga seark cars sex - Tage ka- s7-f
r.--s uza - 3ssrat-z@z cwe- IRE ssae4
e-z-s~4 re wzeck z8s ez@s@z by ere Rex
fsss-ss t-asn-sen ag1a-zx eEasVs - rass to-
sr7.ek trssn 81 MazET.
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DRIVEN OFT 81 WATER.
whole popaiatio Of = FeNas TavTa
swaAr so Ffns rhrIr Housrs
H@ap Of HnFux

DALLAS Tex So && saacts} rs
ths News tgecs II Paao sav A. 3D.
e egeck isss rIrAt fhe gecp-e ot Ao4har,se.
shoat es.Y niles south ~ tss .tv r.
visited ~ TIRE To~St Neeh t-r ev-r hap
oeha4 lr ire nfstewv ~ tha stale
Nea women Ard ems 1rea wers frtvss
from thelr eess art ss5 - take reSaee
on ere h8ws Ero1na 8sfs ehear sssae-h- -
ererrs Teere wbs nos v.ace ~ shelter
chem uauy HcWsss ~ t3wr terar -z
ssen in zreas ksAps ana uasv more are
ecte& ~ eclsaa s@ agv r1sEcrE
fnfsse -etet r1-es s-cr wr--en ans
.-N.E3ran wgi - Is rsf Er as
-alrsar easa ana aro,ter as8 e-saz 50 ms
srsvfsznse.
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IIghtrrixhts Ffxht a Draw.

NV YORK Sept G-As 1ha Greeu
Point Athlete club. o Brooklyn. Tommy
Butler. - Brooklyn. an3 Tommy Ryan -
E'nalaSalphlz. fought twenty rounds az z-
SCI 70 stsntst1n che referee decided ne
bout 4 draw.
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Boiler Explosion XIII. three Men.

MACON. Nc. sept. &-In Joseph Hag-
wards sawmil tNeive m5tsS northeast II
here, this afternoon large bo8ier "a
plOced and kIlaea three worknsa. Charles
III ar0y Waiter Fefguscn and Albeit
IcsL- TIE mal was blown 60 fragments.
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The Mail uaarrafine.
IEPR0~f IN NORTH DAKOTA.


WASHINGTON. sept e1-Aetsnx SIR
geoH General r. r smyfhe. Il
the marine hospital service. has writ
ten 10 the surgeon general informing hlra
of the existence 81 two cases ~ iepFosy
Ia Walsh county North Dakota Tn.
victims are Scantfsgsa vtana, and tha sis-
ease Il said 20 D. wsll developed one u
the patients il said so b. anxious 20 re-
turn 70 Sweden Or. Snythe says he u
unlnformed as 20 what precautions the
local authorities have taken 10 prevent
the spread Of the disease
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Ten Raana. Fini.hea Richards.

CINCINNATI sept 1-1oe Starch. II
Chicago. and Dare R1eaar1s- e Cloaiu-
nau- were ~ aEh. afteen rounds tonight
f9r ths les pesrd championship a. Amer
ga 8uaer 7hH auspices cf f1R SoupaTal
Athletic CIub. The aghg sa8e8 in tna
tsuth round wta HI aArcs knockr3 out
and badly battered ~ TIE FuEse vas
g e.s
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LITERALLY kIchED TO DEATH.


SAN FRANCISCO. sept T-Ar IN
known man about q years g age. weigh
les NJ fass - pounds was brutality mar
eerei - q gang ot Aooflzrs or Harrison
street between sixth snd seventh streets.
ta5s 2(serroon. WEle iatoxicat ed. she
stranger accosted ore ~ the gang. Rho
wcre sis9ssng On ths corner. and VAS
knocked 4wn by a bloW 6n the fare
NHsa prone upcn his hack THE Fleizns
iuospes. uror hsn ant kck-5 him 50 So
vacsjf thag ne Died shortly
A. ao1Eh several rer=saS n messed ere
das,srliiy assault. none ~ theu sntarfsr4d
ana th- unfortunate r4u-s ASSISTANTS es-
capped before tae arrival x -as roi3ce who
were s.wrorea ~ his azz.starea A. the
resolving hospital where IRE stranger pszs
taken shortly sssf0re hs sgecslnshsH 10 his
in5--ss 3, Vas foar3 taat his skull was
fractured. bis }aw broken and his THROAT
lse~r seed - Tse hosfs e his ASSISTANTS
Fhe police have n0 she 90 gas f3ar-.tV ~
Gre deceased or hiz -grsa-ars
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Al Ea creek camp sseE Stay
vrx man aazzzss 81 sseK sseb~ g raleg
sr-.ar ra7r>ss Se-anrs az ns8rrBess A.sr
sa.~ r~s amp r~eant IRE Ef~ses faeaar
fee- SIS a@r erasz beT E-s1ars Later
re h2sa4ana aE1sz s9sae Ser fFnsz Ia s.E
1ae Atsar E~z ~ 90 tasck-sss&
azea~ at we<s e. seavza - thern- Hs
ssaa3 LA=z. s4s &c eo-l@ 2os SO en@ -
s@--
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ILADELPETA. SEPT ss-5ack rsslv.
- W5irztnEsar- an8 ks6 NeFartsaaE -
New York. fought SIX tauae ara vetafer-
estinE rounds tonight 20 rhe A~ena Few
boss were st~ssk sn& befss men alt a.
each other uflsr
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DEATHS.


WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Sept. 81
Lucklak y. ". r special says Maxi
no Leplno. orc Of the mosr Noted men
among the residents 81 Manitoba and the
Northwest a.ea suddenly on Saturday os
liberation Of the stomach He was one
az Louis Riel's uoEsd colnssl5rs Guring the
rebellion OK IsaS
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EsiPORIA, Kan. Sepr 8-The cora
nsFs Ja-y. sitting IN the inquest on the
santa Re wreck. In whsch thirteen people
WeEe killed. returned q vsssNet. placing
tas responsibility On Dispatcher King. Of
Lepeka.
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ws k-a ssw prepare - 80 ~--- a.ss =
- tas traie taay zne4s--rsl 81 NorpArs1.
&-e,1z Egestar 80 AocS Prszer sAza-
gssacs xzazAs ICED ca. g. address Poss.
szls-4xs -. SSzlEls-
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MI "A Af-EEE Sspf @-1arz@s : COY
a=sE pav-z FIRST ezaSe te~zaE for tar HrsA-
srs 81 Eaz are gar iz t1s S-a1A g.
49, = zNz- ala es@e zz@2 go. AID Ia
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ST LOUIS. sept sl-Mrs Norman j.
Coleman. wife 81 Norman coleman. ex-
secretary Of agriculture, Is dad.
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ANOTHER wRHcN ~ KANSAS


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49, 49, HaEa asssrr7z.pss 1ere .a-er-
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a. Exssrsi fral9 was Aat1v SHATTERED 81 3
zseaz cars * tss sre-s tra-a ~sre 49,. 49,.
p.,- - sas Nas = -s
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e PEST SPREADING
,.xrrsrn CLAIMS WORE VIC
ms q sew ORLEANS

!. one Bsardin= House
-xsnass Doctor 80 BE
a.. gaok-Peepae Flee
x.rsh By Train Lead.
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re Eaz.v poss-izsel Eszc~- = -ex q
49, - 2ek-arL Or ga E~@s =.
A4sras2a s-~oet- F@-.Ee4 H8ss Esws
EIxSg S-r~s-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE CANES.

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2sfsacess 7Txszszxzaa N a. tn-e-ss- :
zsn1e. IsJazse@ was a-ees5ve wzsr -as1
Ere Oh sasse eat gave ssxae sass Fer
tssn . - 3cczl r@a ~rs efs CO Base 3
Ase@ZSAz-e. 1a@ Ss-oxe.
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CHICAGO SEPT. Ss-At meeting -
tEs Lithuanian Society resolutions wee
adopted con {auDiGg IS murder the Haze
ton shooting and urging Ire prosecution
~ sheriff Martin ard bis men providing
that ans steps taken shall - within the
Iaw r ls proposed thar the Tlthusn{a1.
Polish bohemian ara either foreign .a~
Dor uniaus acpo5nt fa8Hf committee ard
- .---.-.- - IL -
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xIesA-s eases soS rsas 90. ssAi'-,
eEfu.4cE.
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8A-1srsaE- Fasaa ard Warner Certeex
sn4 Ata2slscz- { z-Tzra---EzE rsg ard Ca
pen
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PT-E6fs0. Gel sept I-AI 81 .he
churches 60 iris cffv lass nleh- toek a7 a
collection for the suffering coal miners q
shs East. TIE amount WI aa placed =
tha bands a a cefsn1I.tss 10 b. sent 20 Ire
Ia. ----------l-.--
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WELKEsBARRE Pa Sers 1-Tha
COURT lssue6 warrants tc5ay for ta@ arrest
~ sheriff Mar-n AMI hfe dspatlas The
warrant vas served ca Marta shlz AFTER
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1897-02-12
Bob" kneebs Convicted.

BERLIN, Feb. s.-Robert Kneebs, the
American horseman charged with en-
tering the trotting mare Bethel in
races on the German tracks under the
name of Nellie Kneebs, was yesterday
sentenced to nine months imprison-
ment, and ordered to pay a fine of
1000 marks. He will also be deprived
Of all civil rights for two years. Seven
months allowance for the time which
he has already served in prison will be
deducted from the sentence, SO that in
reality Kneebs has only two months
yet to serve. The court ordered the
forfeiture of the mare Nellie Kneebs.
Kneebs reserved the right to appeal