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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-18
ROBBERS GET GOLD.
The Secure $1,000 From the Wells
Fargo Company.

Orovllle, Cal, Oct. 17.-When the Reno
stage was leaving quincy early yesterday
morning, the driver and express messen-
ger found that the office of Wells, Fargo
& Co., had been robbed of the express box
containing 5000 in gold. The telephone
and telegraph wires leading from Quincy
had been cut so that no intimation of the
robbery reached any other town until
brought by stage to-day, thus leaving the
robbers ample opportunity to conceal their
identify and make good their escape.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-18
A VOICE FROM THE WEST.

Kansas city Single Tax League to
Subscribe TO Georges Fund.
Kansas City Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE local sim
gle tax league, at its regular meeting,
has adopted resolutions indorsing the can
didacy Of Henry George for mayor Of
Greater New York, rendering their sun
port, and forwarding a subscription 10
help defray the expenses Of his campaign.
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DEATH STILLS DANA'S PEN.
THE END OF THE GREAT EDITOR
COMES AT GLEN COVE.

Failing Health Had Begun Several
Months Ago, and His Death Was
Not Unexpected-His Children
Present During His Lest HOurs-A
Relapse Saturday Morning, Aided
by the Extreme Heat, fastened His
End-He Was IS Years of Age.
PreparatiOns For the Funeral I'm
COmpIete-A Sketch of His Career.
New York, Oct. 17.-Charles A. Dana,
editor of the New York Sun, died at his
home in Glen Cove, L. l., at 1:2O o'clock
this afternoon.
Mr.. Dana's death had been expected for
several hours. and his family and physi-
clans were at his bedside when the end
came.
His condition has been such for several
months that the members of his family
had kept themselves in constant readiness
to go to his bedside at any moment
on Saturday morning he had relapse,
and it was apparent that his recovery
was impossible Several times, however,
he rallied, but toward night he began to
sink.
During the night there were feeble rail-
lies, but they did not last long. This
morning it was seen that the end was
but a few hours off.
The extreme heat of Saturday and Fri
day had much to do with fastening his
death.
on Friday, Mr.. Dana was able to take
only the lightest nourishment and this con-
dtion continued. Paul Dana and his sis
ters, Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Underhlll, and
Mrs. Branan, were at his home on Satur-
day morning, and were warned to remain
there. They were at his bedside when
death came
The end came quietly. The cause of Mr..
Dana's death was cirrhosis of the liver.
On June he was at his office, apparently
strong and healthy. The next day he was
taken i'll and he never afterward visited
New York. He was Is years old.
Preparations for the burial have not yet
been completed.
About a year ago Senator William E.
Chandler of New Hampshire wrote for
the Granite Monthly sketch of Charles
A. Dana, which covers practically the
active life of the great editor, since he
had not been in good health for nearly a
year up to the time of his death. Senator
Chandler was not especially friendly to-
wards Mr.. Dana, but he thoroughly ap-
preciated his unique and forceful char
acter, and gave him full credit for his
high attainments. The biographer says, in
part: IF Mr.. Dana were a senator or
member Of congress his biography would
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-18
Qunrantines Against Montgomery

Waycross, Ca, Oct. IA rigid quar-
antine was established yesterday by Way
cross against Montgomery, and railroad
men and others from Montgomery will
not be allowed to enter Waycross.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-18
ANNEXATION or HAWAII.
Hawaiian Commissioners Addresses
the ST. Louis League Club.

H"W"ii"h commissioner Auuresscs
the st. Louis League Club.
st. Louis, Mo, Oct 17.--Lorin A. Thurs
ton, special commissioner to the United
States from the Hawaiian Islands, adj
dressed a large audience at the Union
League Club last night on the desirability
of the United States annexing the islands.
Mr. Thurston reviewed the history and
policy of the Islands he represents, and
the attitude this government has MAIN
tained toward them on the question of
annexation, and Of a foreign power OBJ
taiuing possession.
Mr.. Thurston said all the Presidents,
save Lincoln and Cleveland. expressed
themselves in favor Of annexing the Ha-
waiian Islands. And these, he said, were
not opposed to the plan.
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sustains the commissioners.

New York, oct. T.-Judge Gaynor Of
the supreme court Tonight made public
his decision in the matter Of the legality
of the citizens union nomination petition.
He denies the motion and sustains the
police commissioners.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-18
ALABAMA.
No Deaths at Mobile and Five Cases
Reported.

Mobile. Ala. Oct. H.-There were five
new cases of yellow fever reported to-day,
as follows: Thomas Mabry, Harry Finn,
Thomas O'Connor. Mrs. V. B. McAtee,
Lucien c. Webb.
There were four recoveries and no
deaths. Total cases to date, 1874; deaths
81; discharged, 10; under treatment, A.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.

James Peacock of TitusvilIe Dies
Suddenly.
Titusville, Fla, oct. flames Peacock.
formerly of Orange county, was found
dead in bed this morning after retiring
in his usual good health last night
He was connected with the large fish
industry of this place, and was we'll and
favorably known
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-18
MINING TOWN FIRE.
Two LOdgers In Hotel Perish in
the Flames.

the Flames.
Iowa Hill. Cal, oct. 17.-Iowa Hill. a
mining town situated In the mountains of
Placer county, was visited by damaging
fire early this morning. The fire started
in the Central hotel, and within a few
minutes, the hotel was a mass of flames
and the walls were fallen in.
Two of the dodgers In the Central hotel,
William Golden and William Owens, per-
ished in the flames
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
The total loss is estimated at about 40,-
900; insurance about $4,000
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Galveston, Tex, Oct. T7-To-day quar-
antine against Galveston and Houston
was raised all over the state and traffic is
moving as usual.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-18
FOREST FIRES RAGING.
Heavy Losses Near Austin, Pa-Twen-
ty Camps Destroyed.

ty Camps Destroyed.
Coudersport. Pa. Oct. 17-Destructive
forest fires are raging in this section. Nell
son Run, seven miles from Austin, Pa,
in the Goodyear district, was burned yes
terday, with heavy loss in logs and bark,
About twenty camps were consumed. The
occupants had barely time to escape with
their stock leaving all household goods,
and working outfits behind. Several cars
and probably ten miles of tracks were
burned. There are other fires which, un-
less checked by rain, will soon cause ad-
ditional loss.
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SEVEN CASES AT BAY ST. LOUIS.
Physicians All Concur I'm the dag
nnNIa of Cnsea There.

New Orleans, oct. n.-It having been
reported here that the fever was prevail
ing at Bay st. Louis, Or. S. r. Olllphant,
Of the Louisiana state board Of health,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-16

The following table. complied by Brad
street. shows che bank cleartnxs AZ ths
leading cities Tor the week ended October
Is. vith tire persntags u increase ard de-
crease. rs compared WIKI tae correspond
Ing week last year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rr@m axfnMs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct, t5-Sgos wheat
e. 5lIi: locally TIE speculative market
followed a Sigat advance At Chicago L
t3B s1d a part cargo down from Port
Barley Is loser tsr SPOT tsed. dough o.
tons sra Steady. No further changes n
cats. warkes "a s-llI weak: receipts today
F'iaur-Faniig ex-ras sasls; bakery
sxcras. fA55E4S&
whsat-shIpglag wheat sIf-s Tor No. /.
ard C-4sss FOR caolces Milling wheat. $3.50
Bar.ey-Feea. so9s-'4e. brewing. ug1ls
oa.s-Poor % fair. Ea74e1 "a. ger
esn.ai god = cac.ce 81 LEzI -; fancy
s. - -: s,srsrtss s. .. 1-ss: sax.
glr sse5. E-ssEtse red n-I-sa9L
Receipts
Flour = 80 bc1s. ssur Wzzn -ta1- 4 *
wnsaf csusHls. - -: WHEAT. u ASA = gror.
eeaEsls. -. oarey. eeasaIz : s@s. cas-.
eaatzlz, Zla7. ear& csutsls. Oregon. 30.
cas- GER ais WaseinEEeE. SD. heanz
SACKS SIS rye ceEtats $40 potatoes
ss-ks. sI-4 5n.c1s. zacSs Ss6. bran, sarxs
wcol. eaIas. 5ss. sls5ss. naneer. SIS quick
s.-vsr GAs&a D. Wi1a. walIsrs. s. So
cle~fn< Quotations
whcAt steady. December s. ~. Mav
s. - Barley aru December. So Corn.
lArxs yeEcN gL17l- 10 ErRn. SzEsfs al
EF@@A@~s E&Ekse FsEs
Mi--srar.s-alg,as2.sss. tsos- per tsas
Hay-W aesr. E2scS wssat az oat. g 2
"a. 5a[ ) 90. ees. barley. A4e slf2l4 q.
49, cover sock, SG2, g1--
pressed Naeat, S--aIt. xzaw. pe< aale. -
Aases-Ea-ly Ross potatoes me@c
per eearal. river RlFsarxs so sscs river
sEeeE sog8soes - 80. sstve-ak4z aEs1rs
scFtl - ceEtA- ca@z-1ers- [sassic PER
eox gz-sc s1-o- 7e- gos1d. x~eea PEAS
I'4ssSts per - s-rtrx ssa-s scr IS pr
&a$c gsr 60x. green ccrl, 553-So per sax.
g~@zT seg GERS -4+ 49, GER Box eg~zaE&
as1c Ter Sex. sreen ARA, s@ssac Per 81
E-al 'h1ace apes, rer ae1s
q --na zarssz &fs- Ger eex xe~a ~her-
res s. 81 rss01e~-5es s S kgfcz -
berries. ss4e Ser Eo~11 rraaa@rEass. SO
So SSr ~. 90 49, -'+--ve= Se8AA
craze z1tEsSk. = sc Fer GsE. zraSsss = =
Nar fer e~t-rHET lz2 &sr uar acx
re&esss - 80 rer 5oN r@ars 8 o. 81 Per
eox slu=s - - ger box- pozexraz ases
ssssec ger SRA a@4 @z4zces. sc 80 ser
eek. E4s%1ctA ranges. Eszzaa4s. Mex1ean
.l-sas EA& Ear cgK e1szE11a -AElfss-n 4
.ssacGF 9 80 $3.50 t4-iEas.ls1 .e--3zEs. g.
81 81 aS-aras g-9@ Ger a4zcz. seas s.es.
zs.ssr-Esrcy c-asue-y. z-zx--e- ca
seconas z&-ec. Gsrcy DAIRY. -. g..
saeen1s 4s-~es s.sA-ass, -s4-ls, &rS1z- =
Is. sse-Sew ..sf2-- -.E see. calls,~-
~a c~par- cr@s14- y zc- gz-x Aseer- "a.
-@--aes Ezstarz~ l-ss1s-. wa@s-a. -
Errs-s.srs 1fs-e. -a--A. a4Er--. Eass-
era c a2sE 81
ase..ry-sssss.srs. ,.s-s-. sarkry sszs
s-s Es.25s. szaa ero4.srs EsssF- -.
la-<- 2ra-rs. : 49, fryer g. "a =.
A~rs GEes Is al1 E~8%&. z2eSs.
as - o.s. 1zc-s-. slxsszx
u
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boston. Oct t5-Tts Commercial Esl-
Tetfr 49, aav sculGrruw q re wool z1ar-
ks. TIE 1earkst ccrrirses qalet A. TIE
sane tire eouceazian O 4 nAlt cert ~
aaalsrr W1Eld have ed - TIE Raasz - large
nnss. TIE a1vaGes ais Seek ass bees
-nt.
On cunrtsr esood woals. for whtca C
was asked iaF week. 14c 1as Beer paid
tts weak ans &c is 20 longer tEa srlce
ssENs fo~ ths c1eiresr. 1Gr "a rrtce paid
Cor average lets % Chto Xxx
TAs 3rNt Ate1oErcs ssles 11e1s1 Osct1-
Der & In sympa ny Wiz sy31zY Al At
saaes & I'D ever re rloss % tns at
seasc1 vas aiHo es,Ab .Ens4. Later ins
advance vas g4oFs9 a. I'd
TN@ sses - tA@ week zr@ 2 - &c "a
ss~naEssr sns 10 90 RS foreign. gstraf
49, 80 ~ domestic ard = - 80 IS for
elxn tasz ws@x aE9 2sztatss @ ecZesfsc
ard 20 - - foreign Tor Ire ssnne week
asst waar Tza sa4ss - da-e ssQE a. In
~~pssa - tGz e FEs - domestic ara ~
70 81 rs Fgwe.Ew from tEN aElss % the
sare 1ase q 1ss- tie rscs5o-s % eat8
ssaw az }-er ass - "a - aalas 6o-es-
Sc A. "a - s1retE1-
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nARINE MEMS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. A.--Arrfved-
Steamer WASH eaa~. Tac0EssA- sraS ter
eva tsraFs aaaasrs SIR AnEse See ttg-As 3
nar8oe- sene ErsSaa Etser- S}r&Ss aaEnek
scar 1ahn r. Miller efEavs h&EnoRs salk
EfaelE l}-sp.srE.lre say S&lagf~~>s4a NJ
SOMA Port rown ss14t sHia eSsenasii2ls
zer. Htr Ssate &c CaHfaenas, astoria ess
Harvester. >&naET2s seAr saoNAk5sA. 49,
So. =,h~ Enserprtsa. tsrsys asaEhar: snlss
A u Ropes. I4Fsrps1o3
ASTORIA. CsCc. Arrived aAsa. ar saiSA
TFalawoo1 froEn San Fr4aci9ca saiteSss
Esr shsa EaFr5s,fais far Cue mssoMa.
SOUTH BEND. 0ct. L&-~sA4aasA 9egoaFE
- str S.ENa1. f1r san E'raaessras 4FE!Feds
z-hr Naheept froas san Fr1xe3sse.
REut% Esl, ssc1. tA-~ArEaNe1s lt' .aesF "A
scar Ia Glroa&e. from GTaSs haraeT.
COOS BAY. tet. arrives. GSt91er Ia
str Area a. from san ksGnt tsc0-
SAN Pedro DICT Arrives. octaesr
Is Schr g.. = Holmes. fTe3n k0Ft ssa&elss !
DUNEDIN. oer t&-TaIlesl. O. 4aoax IA.
Br sn5o Uanaaru FER Portland.
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Trade DURING THE WEEK.


NEev YORK o. E-E = DIR g. &C 3
W-eskzy rssw - -fzze VS. EaF EG-orr1E.
Tee fsrssg- GRADS "a s@7se-r Der re heavy
Increase e lrWn Erosslaee2s1a ARD ~@uss % -
r1a Ard 80 s&rEaSt gayuzsZ-H s1raz4&1
elea~zExs sTeE E&5Ez t- 1ce9as-s OR Nsls
sna Eesf E2fssG - s112& z2arsa-z Is IT,
crease q ne eSE.z5 .gz&-t e sNas1T 1z8 c1a-
saasss8 EZRA fgrs1er ke111ts day e
wsrkz grs@1E l~@rEas~g sra force =
afn4s. * s1s sa-2.zE - wages au3. ~
every c1Als EEeFe ze-zaI pros sEt1e= ca
- tested. 3 aEpe1ra gres-sr t4&z ever os-
rlr@
E-Tzrrs ~ 80 Eznk - Eax,sz6 have e.
Esvess g-~s1er 900 sx@crts 1as S--A esq.,
eGm gaw@- r-E1z arg sEz ga1AnEs %
rhsa ssa@ are Seemed ezra an& -ns %
ara NsFa Ks1 kaw<weT Fssazz Essa
&.es ser fzzr E1ars E~aE tt asfcsFs =
= = trnn- Ges8sr~ q . ~ zs esns wssx
2xa4Es4 - = gsar az Iza EaeE~a ~
se- 1&r { n2g< os-M = SeT E&a- 4 -
sr18 z~nrxr Aaw~ 1eNs ~s& 2resl ~ re = e
80 81 - seas w@ekg * 9eQtHznasE. tn&.-
Gag e15x@-S4~1z sxG@S4.@s --s5s5
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Tna Steamer DAISY. hWFged TWO days asr
AZ Clinton. wss oNned - Capt. kilgoFas
She was ya3ae3 as about N.4A aad ha
loss vas covered - Insurance. II = u1*
aerssood shat -he purchase price Paid BY
Capt. GilEore was but ysn. He h2s spenf
considerable money ia alterations and re-
pairs
The Daisy vas built la $50 hy J. g. Par
ker father ~ cart. Oh Parker. q the
steamer Greyhound f5r The Paset Sound
Transportation Company. at a cost of
sl&a0a Two wears later she Was sold 60
the Washington Steamboat Company Of
whlch = r.. jackson was president Tha
next owners we're tha Puget Sound 4
Alaska steamship Company. and from
gOre.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. Oct. E.-The Evening
Pose's financial ca5isxrau says
IRE stock markets were dun today. Yes
tsriays raror about TIE Bank 81 En-
gland borrowing or crEso{s proved % -
true I'd money rates ire t~1-e1lnz. al
though at present only slightly.
Americans were dun. but me prices 81
the Close wsFs a rife steaGler. Only the
professional orsrators are supporting The
market kere aad un5sss IL becomes mere
attractive seen. 6 Il believed that Esse
Aas1rs lar u11nes VIII &hsor5 ruS.c a.
tentian. I am tala that the Bsnoury com
rfttss & Ire Central Paelf- railroad Is
receiving overw 1el1L support fra-u
European holders.
-ta fva-4sfa7 81 ger cenE. t5an = e -
OF ~ was APPLIED fcr tTlce over. Il vas
awarded az a5gus slsz. CT y over Ire Gzinl-
nun.
In r~a-xst oIset.
C5nsc.s. Iilza s.tysr. 3 s-Isf.
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IRE %grth~ ~ @sfsrn Lire comprises sv~~
20 -gies O. perfsctlg sqEt-pad railway
- Tgszssa rawA. WiSc9as4E. Nteaswxn
sfIrnazsta. %srTa Dakota. South rl3xasa
~@braskA zza Wygnsrx Ir operates 80
e~axt trains N th- world TIE service =,
~ntr4xs. H-3waEx@s ard al t2a rr1Hc1paf
esssss ~ ths East az9 SSutzszss caunae
=. s1srra szssE- tnsIEs en Gazing yuur ftrxsr
va TIE Marta Western. r. ~. PsYxs~
COMMERCIAL A=Eat. So SRA. Gysnzs, ssaf-
-
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Tsse r-esa1 market ccrt1-rss &c sacw H.
satisfactory Ee&@S
Aeocrz3-z Is .sa MzEz1 ExchzzEs. Pc
trcz warranEs ara aver. e21zsGg AZ Szs
13 s. 3SSez
Coraar-Eszgg- 1ake szf&S BID us aSEs1-
Tz-sfesaw@s .t~~r G2GS1zg s-zSsz< -
E15 I'd 81 8 assa3
SaeIzer-Eaa1 a. SIS Hss. E4& asked
Lea&-K Heavy al SIS A& - asked EEs
ers ard szs3eers eaIas Eze lad E1a-zst
steady a. s. -
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Steamer city of ktaestaa viii make
special trip tgnigas IS Victoria. leaving
CT aaF regular schedule.
Revenue cutter Grant took fuel vsstsr-
day AZ the Madison street hunkers ana
lefl en- 8 cruise down sound.
eaEustip UusatIIiA VII sal thiz rAorn-
ting Ter san Francisco The City or Fiss -
Ia = dae 70 arrive from san Francisco.
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Total sales.
l.rarraI annfattsn.

Flou~-peNfztz. 1u9 sa--sss. -xports
= - hsavre,z Cnene5 SszH ard easv egt
haeaEre nsaxa acelwe HaG NrEssr WtEa tss
tafs rtss q wzezL. c-Iy Ez48 pats1tz, = =
vvrsa.- Paers7rs Esz - szseelz. sx7orts.
& z5E NzEsAess MzEkar s1raEG 2sUl.Cn8
cueness sfazzY 90 Eescer c&stss 'h1a ex-
zeetss advanced 81 NE-f s@e-lrEs ard
arg wrea .asr TE.as-. 1rcze as -EoM uzs.@r =
cNa- rlzEn z1T rs1aa@ "a sIpaEr ta1E an4
A1asss Ns1@r1 M1llsr aporrs r.7ss1x ST. x
81 g. ree azewar-s Va -e& .2sF- = So,
closed sTr CaerGce~ sfN&ste- cafHs1
49, I1~r-- 1sr. &c s-lssssszc. closed Is
E1rs-z.a&r
q n0t-ElrEr
peercl szrzl-L1~L
CzSse-t1pxsons 1rs-e6 szrsi~ s-saeT -
F#r3 ports 5ecE-e. ciesR& s1es@F Ef1
uraceH zEzs actzts 80 LIVER 5aes = ss@
kakz t1rlGazzx Lae<aEks S& &ara.
Sc Arrsl - My Me. Jay. Asar.
Ag1sg - $50 @~1fsEa-~ A1G- sFt
20 Gzss Ne lnvascs - trcss-g F-N1-
- Il a1~g. C2-EsoFz- - -, "a - - as
afz~A-x5nn 80 Cnur-zl A-ssrA~zH
saxAr-8zw az.et. 12.ez. 1 LIS $
sss-. &C.,
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44ses z7-1AS-1. ISIS <z1 wnclz Sui
- coass 4zzhs. sss.- Saz Jnaaz-z azx-ss.
e IGzshE-n zUhs 49, 1zoGn-a1r
80 -Gs 81 214sE Eas go a&zg-
Sas11 az1 Asz6oc.na zSs
SS-Ass@ zr9z, s. : per - zsE S-oc.
Is sc pr n.
Exchange
ssTsrg OF L9r1e- SKY 5ays, &S,
ssSSA4zs 81 Lo14sz. ssxat 81 S.
Fk7an<tsI-
$40 bars .-s.. - 0~azEs-SsgA- 49, =
xxx 62eS - a. 7azl. sTsEex-zzs- -
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So rrAN rsTANr@

STEAMER LYDIA THoN Ps0H-
Carrying Uniied states rzalt laavs= rYsv
Wednesday sra Frteay alta n ser r,-.
Iosns~rd sas Juan Fsisnss a~ss ~
Nassrena- Hsggrntrx leaves ~sw yve.s-
essn fae~daN fNursasv ans Szfaarstav a.
n = Frcrr so1. a1anagpr-aH asr
-lly, eess rtps a Co. sxsnss Cry Arssx
fss-ehene Mas s.
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New York Verdi
Mexico may be IN q very low state ot
civiii2aEio and the gnehing tn igs capital
city may b. an evidence az Il. Sat we in
this country are not going 70 say 80 t1st
81 preseat.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co

Seattle. Everett a Whascom Rsuse
Sac q y ashkr &Ean lesEes seattss
G. szc~ns - zrass. a. ~ . N
Seattle Everett and IA Corner Reus.
Steamer FsgFhaTHH leaves Seattle 4sffv
sxrept SUNDAY az : a. II. caninE AZ Ever
ssf sclnx reFth Monday wesfrazasv a~t
Frstay xolng south Tuesday. Thursday
asa saturday
fstsVacnR. Main IN Yesiar Ss,s.H
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or. oct. I5.-Ths local
p hear market remains Sutst AZ unchanged
figures. Receipts ard shipments are san
he#vv. bat the latter VIII necessarily come
cargo. TIE twenty secoE4 for the season.
cleared today.
WalIa Waila. ss2socs bigssten, sc; VAL
lev S5c per 6us1sL
Cieared-NorweE1s bark Hlawasha, for
Cork. win g. - ausaels of wheaE
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We xrs so~ prepared 20 10 en-z ross sloz
s7r tas fr8zs tary measured T. yoaparetl.
Mfnlon. BREWER ard Laug Primer salts
Sassssn xwxrnztesA CAL o. address Peat
EaEs-.lxsza -T E@aEtsn
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LIVERPOOL. OCT. lz.-whsA;. No. /.
w-szee-r water e1I 3 81: NJ. L rel
-a~.aarn. suriaE dUtL = ID.
:. AZ CrsSaer. steady s. E4A Noverrher.
ssnssv s. TIA. Deer osr. stsasy. - i7a1.
FIosz~-ss Loa3s taacy winter. daA
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-hs r@giy FEss-F~sei r~rc@r - now On
sac IN or ara Or a. Rs1a fsros' -
Eorrss1n street.. R1Ets3-3 Haze& naas
ssant AZ Ss<taxes as1s Company. -
EtEas street.
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PORT ORCHARD AND poRT wAsr.
E>tEEC& ROUTE
STEAMER A & ROBINSON
=.

tHT|EIHe = = VII
Ca Pert Grcse~a ard PERT gv..As,~...
rsasss leaves CITY tees s.st - ~ :
ssfs~t n. 81 ex e. Saash p@s~e
ssFeesil HFleN - ass Err naerz ~ 81 :
saw f2rd Sc1aV CNariszFssr Tsv. 4.etass
ssasce Sllver3sis Leaves Pert gl~~en~s
saw Sssfsez 81 > n arrives seattle ~
=. a. n H1eiusuu. sssass@r 80
49, Co. asenes. Tagrphar.
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TACOMA. Oct I5.-Wheat. aru. and Le
higher. No. ! 5lEsster, SC. No. clu5,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-16

gTa. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA MD OLYMPIA
At T.N a NJ
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR MuLTNOMAH
lpA1LD
lEAyzs FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At p n
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA
COMA, 70 CENTS
ROUND TRIP. Is CENTS.
e. Main s., CTTT DOCK. Agent
CAPT, l. WILEY. Manager.
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Franrksce Gar Esuolulm A@rkianr ara
Sydney. ThurssiaY. CAr.aoer ftsh ST. a.
Z D n A Graham. agsnt 80 First
sssGs@ Seattle. J =. Spreeks3s * ErsA
Co. EsE Franzssco.
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xRusE : : LINE

sagEnx schooner II Co1suaa All wnr
fyar s&a FRA qctsre tsF Seattte ga 90 ,,s.r
: gse. remrsrtlax Win ssesr ssrs fer an Tss5-
a. sound gar1s. FrgiEht. 81 psv tea
fereoxa rates % AZ rcints.
= r GAME Agent. ArlIzktc. aeek
Teiepnona. Pike q
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srRArTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

srRs. GARLAND AND EvAN0rL.
Seattle and Tesnserd- Near hay Rctits
es.srsr Garland leaves Ysslar acck Sssrr-
ssss tuesday, and Thursdays A. lis
. a. fuf Port Townsend Pert Williams
bsnx.ress. Pert Angles Port Csrszrant
Gssts saarz. Pysht ClslIars Bar ard Sesa
kzy. returning arrives az Seattle ) . n
90 opposite days Steamer Evanxxi leaves
Tester 9erk for Pore Townsend Pert A.
Kslas aud victoria Aar5ay@ Wednesdays
ard Fridays az $50 > IN arrives Seaftts
satsrnafs DAYS ar % . IN.
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STEAMERS
.@,Y.r COAST STEAMSHIP CO

-s> Corpssys slezazs sseazssrs Una
FILA. CITY OF $3.50 and WAL1-A
80 "a "a PR T5wassr1 ard viczsrzz, =.
stea o- s Il 2 = Scr.
- a sxn FEsns1sro. =. T. Oct & . -
- Nsv. = !. = - =. =. Dec. = 4
n L@av@ SAN ERA<CTsg-o
= '<asrsse va K.cssrla- 3. G, ard PER-
Ts~nsens. q get = 2
Er Due . seattle. z. z. Oct 9 Il.
= -ss .s~xsrt steamers CORONA. CITY
or ToPEKA AND AL-kf cave SEAT
-.r ssr Alaska a. a. r.. 0ctoee- - T.
@Sgerh@r :. 8. Il. H. q. -
Dee. It'll u = Due back a. s~sttss
- Il y - = $sv Z a. r. a. q r.
~ ia Il = = Jar = z r. esn-
-srv rz~s~vsE rEnk . change. rssncut
-r~~-sr,zs na.ice. s<aaE1SrS. sailing 3z<es ard
s1-srF -aow BIRDIE. r s sap:-. oc~a
,s~-s seattte Ticket Axe1s 81 Fs-xs Ave
e6oDALI4 PERKfSs 4 CO. Gsz- Aga
ST
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~nATCC&. SEATTLE AND -Ac0N
Bcrrw

F.s~@s sses--sF FkT 10y - A-ae>r~~s
g. = Ahs-ea-1. leaves s.oz z-@r-
sfsee 49, 1are@s ~ CTfy sSex
>sm-1 -sts &.zss1s = = ~Gex
- sS1 ga ~srur=tns awe MAJ
Aax FAarasw~H 80 > -. as
sxw wa1reA ara
h. = = 20 ? - s. " ressa4 trs.s
~s@ "a. - e -a4-4 tip
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