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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES


John o. Suite cs-perster. % 81 Louis
has vot sfeut for twenty five years. CIV
svx 81 noises sa h.s bad. czzSsd ay al
overdose - 1ssr.-s-
Tbs e-hzixan chamber Of deputies has
passed q wuse 81 aSnfae-ce y the mn.
sssry. bar fhe latter is sxneess9 20 fsa
through internal 6iss~rxsesns-
Alien Llgsfsaot. = negro Sesrsrzdo, vas
Killed ard his son fatally w1Uu0sG. n
ar a7ray wIxA fsvs deputy shsr4sfs In
t8-sss county. Ala, on Sunday
f;@orxs J. Mossre. ~ Saa Francisco, son
~ TIE dresden. u ire Pacific Mutual IN
srranca Company. wh8 recently at
tempted sakca3@. has spEn S&ns 70 Al IN
sara asylum
TIE BRIDES Of Joseph SsiAerr. Of tina
Graham Manufacturing Company, New
IoTk. and . boy NAMED BarssIia- q Perth
Afnboy. :. J.. h&ve been found IA sa z
H&rtor. ~ Y waer4 they aere drowned
from q zssfinE c2no@.
Charles Z. Iaaee. the yoush who vas
shos by his sweetheart. Miss Clara Fail
ry1sr, on Tire right Of August : died on
- Il ysars OF age. As ~ p83ly recovering.
ard vii be charged with murder
Charles Radford Of Alabama has been
eofsss!nne1 10 death 3. 1esaelfEn United
States OF Colombia. for ias murder sew
Graf months ago O. Charles SigaTrondss a
wealthy merchant. Of California fr all
Trosa bilify the sentence Will he Comm ted
10 life Imprisonment.
John W. Bookwalser. a CAPITALIST, who
Vas Democrats candidate for governor
81 Ohio In ls2 has started for Europe
after ordering sold ali his property Az
Springfield. o.. except his interest In the
Lettel Waser wheel Company. His sole
motive Is haired Of the town because iudg-
H1ent for damages was Gree rendered
against him
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thirty feet below the level Of the river
Ire men worked in tha steep. rugged,
narrow canyons. where IL was difficult TO
OBTAIN fo9t1old-where there might not
even De bit OF rock sufficiently level on
winch TO deposit the pan with its precious
contents Tom Scott was a tough. wiry
little man, OF an impuisIve disposition.
one hot California summer DAY he had
worked scraped. nried, swept aud busted.
and thereby accumulated a painful of
dirt which he felt would pan OUT richly.
miner often feels in his bones
whether his luck will be good or not I:
Thomas felt this and great deal more
In his bones for in order 10 get az this
creVice ne had been obliged all day 10 re-
solve himself into defornity. and bone
and sinew protested against IT, Just as
he was with drawing his last spoonful OF
yellow mould he heard : metallic ciat:er-
ing over the rocks. He turned and looked !;
there was pan. dirt. days work and all
sliding down those steep banks into the
river. Tho pan dived from the rocky edge
into the deep, still waters of the canyon
II disa appeared. and then all was quiet as
before. All. that is, save Thomas Scott
who. starting, seized his crowbar and
hurled il as near as possible into the rip
pies of the sinking pan. saying:
There, You may well go and keep
the pan company,
The setting sun fingered for a moment
at the western mouth of the CANYON with
broad grin on his countenance. and one
disguised man. less his implements for
creyicing. ciambered over the rocks and
along the steep edges. home to his lonely
supper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-10
TINE FtGEL utRDEn CASE.
ptssag Sireumsfa1tiai Evidence of
6ullt-A Hleo.i-Staiaed Revolver

IAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 9.--Ths prrlsn-
kuy examination Of Theodore A. rigel.
ssafsea with She murder of his employer.
issse Hoffman. in his office on the evening
4 Iane !. ~ss resumed before Judge
tsnphell today.
Assss II had been shown by the brother
y sh7 deceased tina; when ne iass saw
ha isaac Hoffman was lea good spirits.
sd thal rs was not in the habit Of carry
hs pistol Waterman III. Ferrenhach
Va called for the purpose az showing that
Heysly before the tragedy be mht Ftgei.
saa Told him thar ne was going back 20
r. nsscs Tor something which he had for-
tstssa. A few minutes later he saw Figsl
I'D hSGiaan mess and enter the office to-
tssafr, When next he passed the front OF
Or store h. nasieed that there was sons
Hsss Afalss win the iron doors and.
Hsffsnx. found Hoffman In a dying con-
esSH on Tie door of hts offi.,e
ia2l. James + Haran. property clerk Of
" palics department, sestlded p1sitiA ely
nsi The revolver with which the killing
~ been done, came 10 him sIattefCd
VA blood which WIS siilt moist lis stat
saas the fluid must have been dripping
q Inc revolver. When shown the FeyciN-
Which he had brought into court with
~ polished and shining brightly. h. was
assa 10 explain SHY there were no traces
sae blood. lie replied that he did not
tsos.
An offered the revolver tn evidence. but
s4fafs oljecsed to lis being offered tu any
ssass way than Tor identification. and the
sssse Sustained him.
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mIENTlsTs IN SESSION.
- National Convention open" NJ
n.spsas and Sections Meet sepnr-
a4sty--C hensscat society

HcryDIT Mich. Aug, al ne fofsy~
- s.ns.xi rse.stlssg OF the Association
7 ~ az Advancement Of Science opened
-. ssaay. TIE attendance OF members
- .ao,ss 30 About twenty members OF
- rrstssn association occupied seats on
~ platform.
S '~-sv.sxry Frederick a. Putnam an-
800 the death 81 the association
1919 pfegI5ent. Prof. Edward u. Gooss-
I. he apssnes Of the president. woicott
esshs d. Newport. the chair was taken
= Pro-. W. j Niece. Of washington.
.nsae vice president, Mayer aaynsisy
sssyersa All address Of welcome. r uFtsser
s.s,ts Of gseaissg ere spoken ~ cz-sseEi-
alss Thefnas " Palmer.
pys.. Act;ee. Ia expressing nis apafeela-
I - II TIE Hospitality extended, as'd the
nssrf " the association MAS 70 klndie
kswsst In scientific matters ana cultivate
a etases relationship between acientisss
I IA the general public.
ls<se the adjournment Of the general
a1sson the nine sections were organized
~ esch was addressed by its etsairiaan-
~ American Chemical Society. which
ksds is annual meeting Ia connection
~ the association. began It's session
N afssrnooa IN charge Of w. A. Moves.
3 pxrdaa university.
Evening dress predoainated largely at
~ u,giit's session OF tne association.
M psgncipai feature was lae delivery of
. ra.ogy on tho life and work of Prof.
fdssrd D. Cope. late president OF thn as
ntaasion. b. DIR. Theodore Gin. Of Wash
ex.nn.
After the evening session there was IA
esrai reception III the spacious corridors
Il The ball building. and these present had
"a opportunity 10 NEE. the dating asshed
esclsiisss and other visitors socially.
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HHoFiELD MURDER CASE


Hea ai TIE stntT continues.
Fan JOSE Cal. Aug a-The funeral OF
sseste sehoi.eld took place, To-Day, and
vas ATTENDED ~ the ieid lnaHs friends
sha ssmssy Mr.. schoiicia sas permitted
sslsia tbs services. which ware held
= socal gfssieFsAker'~ establishment
s''e accused persons We're olaseted in
az aasss1et &ttesneS's office. AuG later ia
~ aAs Daniel butcher was taken to
Aza'e.as, Where be viii 5oHblicss be arr
nSlssa Mrs. Sghcneid's attorney is
saAak Atisr Butchers side OF the case.
18Th Lyndon viii send "A mcaSeaEar 10
s . teFnorfow 10 BRING back Clark
.saasa'a eu'i-lh-i8w ~hu Ieft the Scho-
sseS,lag. '''S
.s s1s : stlll much excitement Re The
i. f''aec Of IRE Schoaelf ranch. hut
- s.'ssaiay Of ihe residents seems 10 .,,s
airs seaafiela T. il said that the
''sa nevnr spoke az hss family affairs
- - as'sahoTS. bag Aivs Schafeid rad
- -. 100 Risaisehtd the troubles which
-. s.sss within the Scheaeia heusehola
EEL toF her.
~ 80 y SeAoneats friends mha knew
- s.asIe De moved 30 als rnnet sneak
L.. an One Who keea hrl nhen ne
90 ae'el IN S8ula Js7l- snake hfs ~
- -. a. denied ere ssags t4st tAr dead
" e a 9sAgC,isou u1tl-c
a.. AstFs nave tstta..-hesl 80 thafF
~ sA'sRsc'top See cat. sser afrx S>en.
Nss 1ses 90 asasi. ne sr,.sr.,,s s...f
80 az expert shot
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10 Prospect ia thu Dynamic.

speesai Dispatch to the Post-fnsellsgencer.
AJATEsASO. Aug. s.--praf K b Rry-
an, a. Mcneil. ]. r. Taylor. o. u. Aver
and ". Wheeler started frar here this
morning Tor hunting and prospecting
trip into the oiympics- They are prepared
Tor a three weeks stay None OF the
party have rad much experience IN gold
mining. bat they intend 10 gain some
soEsis good specimens ~ quartz have been
brought out Of the mountains this year
and there are HOW several parties ONT who
have taken this their point OF depart
uFe. The party which left this morning
viii So gls she Wynooche. making their
way into the mountains from the head
waters or that stream. a route which has
not Before been followed. Other parties
afs preparing 10 take trips into the oiym-
pies.
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Something Nice and Tasty.
Sacred Heart Review.


A gentleman heard that n young girl
whose mother was In poor circumstances
WAS convaiescing from dangerous sick
ness. Forthwith he went 10 fruitersr's
and secured some choice punches of Ham,
burg grapes at 81 or thereabcuts a pound
He carried them. not without some self
satisfaction. to the house of the invalid
and left them with her mother. who re-
ceived them In a dubious kind OF manner
that did not evince. he thought much graf
ItGde.
This did not trouble him greatly, how
ever but the next day when he called he
received a blow which almost made him
resolve never again TO be generous 10
strangers.
How did your daughter like the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-10
A MILITARY PAGEANT
GRAND FFssTfvrrrr. ~ WILLIAMS
HONOR IN RUSSIA.
The csas Der. His nresAer Pst-nsese
Decorations - Persian Armenfans
Slaughter TurSa-Enxiish Victory
In the SOudxn

ST. PETERSBURG Aag a-To<say tha
emperor &sad empress 90 Germany Eiro-
cee<as1 10 EraSFsss sese. the great military
camp where TREY were received BY k1a
car ard rzArtri@ Ire fwo srap@rcrs ard
Prince fgsnry % Prussia wore Russian
uniforms
Latter a grand military tattoo was open
&C Tisa The Seslg u Aeg1r. Emperor
Williams famous eosrpsvSs,a9E. ST the
cSo@e Or whlch there was = discharge Of
rockets. and imperial salute vas fresf
By the arffiEerv
Their ma sssslas tf@e4 proceeded 20 the
Alexander palace. ctnsd in private. 2na
afs*r~ard Witnessed a performance ~ ma
thea,er.
Tire military review al Camp Erssnoe
selS WIS grand spectacle. and came CT
Ia brilliant weather. ffe troops. under
;he command Of Graasa Duke Vladimir,
~ere drawn np Ia square. In the center
% Ehieh was the imperial tent TIE
German emperor sxors the uniform OF tbe
ST. Petersburg Esenadi@s Guards and the
H9ssis&f -ruperor tfa; Of ar IhIan Of tEe
guards. The dowager cxarina. tae czar
TIA and the German empress were seated
fFs fcar-norre carriage. and after driv-
ms along the front O. the hollow square,
took position directly IN front OF TIE
tent. from which point they watched the
gorgeo4s and picturesque march past.
=
front of Emperor William Grand Duke
Vladimir and the other grand dukes nd
ms behind the czar. who subsequently
led the Praeobra iensky regiment past the
kaiser. The latter cried In Russian: II
greet you. my brave fellows"
The ulen saiutes his majesty IN 70
spouse. Then Emperor William led the
Verberr regiment past the ear. followed
by the grand dukes. each leading his re-
apeciiSe regiment. The whole review
came 10 an end with march past OF
horse guards ard cossack artillery.
Emperor William highly complimented
Grand Duke Vladimir en- the fine appear
ance of the troops ard tine precision Of the
movements, and he subsequently deco
rated Gen. Nanuoysky with the order Of
the Black Eagle and Gen. ObrutsscheY
chief ot stan with the Grand Cross of
tbs Red Eagle. set in hrElllanss.
After luncheon their :naiesties drove 70
the ps.teEilof palace. and after dining
there witnessed a beautiful open-air ballet
on tlIHa Island
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To Make shift without legislature.

SALEM. Or. Aug. s.~The state SUI
preme court today rendered IA decision re-
curing SECRETARY OF State FSincsta TO
draw warrants for the payment of the
! salaries OF state officials and other claims
specifically authorized by legislative &C
ton. As % otGer siaims against the
stare The decision rnakes it the duty 81
The secretary 10 pass upon the claims and
allow or disallos them, as he sees tst
The decision YVES provoked ny the failure
Of the legislature 10 organize last white:
and pass appropriation bin. since
which time The secretary OF state has re-
fused 10 audit any claims or issue war
rants. The effect OF the decision is to
minimize the need OF a special session OF
the legislature.
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Kentucky Republican. to Meet.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. 9.~The Repub
iisans of Kentucky will assemble In this
city AT Music hali tomorrow afternoon in
state convention 20 adopt platform and
nominate o candidate for clerk OK the
court of appeals. The members of the Re
publican state central committee assem-
asei AZ the Gait house this afternoon and
selected United States Senator Deboe for
tenn poFary chairman. 1t is the general inn
precision that Judge George Denny. of
Lexington. viii hs selected by the convcn-
ton tomorrow for the permanent chair
fnanship. The opinion among the leading
delegates tonight Is that the convention
viii BE- entirely harmonious.
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Reflections of - bachelor.

6ay he gess engaged Min th~ idea that he
car seg ouf Of * il he wants TO-
A nan has no idss tiU he gets married
what fanny IDEAS gir,s have.
About the Sinse girl gets afraid she isn't
going 20 ggt married she begins 20 tell fna
rlten sne doesn't think Us nice 10 throw old
shoes and nee 81 wedding
No mar can PC & real cyn!c till he has
talaFd with enc.
\ girl = never desperately IN love with
man uI she pins $o1re-Airg he has given
her "a her aigh5EowD-
After girl has tried every ether way
she szkes Sc sza2ding 81 the side door with
an apron or.
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GOLD STRIKE ~ cAI1roax,.
Three Buckets of Metal In rour r,
Prom m Pocket

WAY EsHV fIr.E. Cal. Aux. s-.ss~sa,
- esf'sRst prevails At Tr3nIty Center All
vacinExy over rtcn STRIKE u.@sa -. 49,
3r2FeE hys-hsrs ard Henry Carer r. ~.
dssst csairs oss Coffee cr@ek In fonr .s..,s
fnei issek osit thre~ s-sek@ss fun ~ ensa
or ~. 81 tbs largest pseesa vssaYhtys. s,s
go fnsF expect 80 take between. 80 81.
az SZ.5.tss os4t % ftse pocket
ss so3s = easrse arsss lies between walls
Of p0xphyry. ard resembles rras,as- -
poured sn TIE. seams $3.50
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LEWIsTox SUFFERS ny FIRE.


SPOKANE, ARG. s--A special "a The
ss'otses man Review from Lewiston. Idaho
styss Ehe explosion cf a lamp last night
started Fire in a load Of hay in Collins.
hy~F5 barn. The flames 80. "A xfish great
swiffneNs, ard before the ,ouif be Sup
pressed they causeG a total loss OF 81 900
Mr- Aaashaw. who leased the barr lost
about 5D1. NJ. +. Collins owner 81 the
barn. lost s4.5a and ~. f. Halbrook.
dwelling, iozs szna Other losses will
akgreaate seos1
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s;i1ISaS IS DEFIANT.
-~n.s.x MANDATE or THE
yrpEsaI corHT.
e..uyane@ Composites
wr,th Approval Of All state
---1Ae Federal sssrf op"e-
!, pes41 - rrsee~aiar- =" state
1esss-

-cprrA Kan. aag- s.-rhe long
81 ., s...s.s esasa between tss DHtesa
-. ~.srss ard sae sash0Taties q the
-. . kansas came today. wnea After
q ). $500 poyss. acting npo" advice
- ,se concurrence OF the entire
xarsa.ssrasion. took actioD n The
$50 "a epen .sefanes Of the Fed
I -. .-sson To-Day is the outcoFae Of 81
A ..-,4.on ssssaea CO July p last By United
-. nsafses Judge J a. Williams. OF
|s'.-..,.as at cosarasio sgrings, Cox. ~
-. !. positively en3aiFssd State insur-
50. Commissioner webb MsNsA and Al
j s.xv.s,.aersi Boyle. q Kansas. from
900 any proseeainss whatever under
.,.,s laws to preysHt ibe Mutual Life
4 s..,.ase Company from doing basansss
- Ka54aS.
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NEW YORK, Aug. a.--rhere VIII be
conference In brooklyn on "Wednesday
night Of representatives of all the Demo
cratic organizations OF New York which
adheT, 70 the national Democrats plat
form adopted by the convention AZ Chit
seeaao that nominated bryan for the presi-
aeney Tire purpose Of the conference a
announced. Is 10 organize for the munict-
raj campaign this faIl.
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CANNOT MOVE THE FREIGHT


sSN FRANCISCO. Aug a-Tas sarge
sSsosist 81 freight Eefss nsTetsa fer Ore
Eo1 ard Puget soar.a points hax,trg ~x,a,s.
y nezs sssfE 70 psst o. TIRE northern rgsysa
every Steamship thar car DC obtained ,s,e
GA yregon lySag a. sausallto. was brought
70 thss esiy today 10 be put IN condition
The Oregon viii relieve she rrytsh ~
lreis1f between this cgEF ard Portland
Ire asmalilaa w3H 0naole to take half ne
I l'sq offered for Seattle Tire Progress
viii take faI. cargo t. the ssgud
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THE, LET rnr NEGRO GO.
Texas 3ynehes. Neicsmr Troops
which Rescue Their Victim.

HOUSTON. Tex, aug. "a troop 90
cavalry went ~ Nsc0Etoches this meraing
under ihs command Of Gen Mahry 10 pre-
feet ,hs would-hs rapist. Amos Phillips.
The people there met Them wlth "A brass
hand. piaytGz See ibs C0nanering Hero
Comes" ard ~ invitation 20 attend q
ssrre tonight Il lhe soldiers were allowed
"a sgaY ever The cirtzeas we're much dfs-
spf.sinted. No ore Hnsae a casrge against
tha negro ana he boarded a train. coming
Rack 70 Heassgen Nt,h taa soldiers
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ne srought BOW N His Man.

NEW ORLEANS AIS. s-Ex-Se~refs-y
- s.atn VIII \ strong. who = aow se~v-
sr~ tluehtfa PARISH as a putty shers~
st,s,s ar5 morally wo1r3es3 T = Cock or
re street ~ @aaroe GEis morning. Cook
& a Fugitive from ta-stce. and Strong WIS
nfs.r hifu ws42e tAe warrant was being
,,asd % Cock Re Grade Sash f0~ iiterrv.
h,,s sgronE gRn hin sor twa seq ares.
s,~s,,ssfy.x hfri aown morally woGnsie3
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ARMENIANs ON THE WARPATH.
Turks Say They Came From Persia
and Slew Hundreds.

cONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. Am Of
eial dispatch received here SAYS several
thousand Armenian agitators from Persia
invaded Turkey last Friday. They killed
200 % the Migrik tribe. including women
and chilren. The wife OF the chief was
put TO death with the most cruel .ortures
and several other victims had their noses
and ears cut of.
The authorities have taken measures 10
capture the maFauders and TO provide for
eVentuaiities in the yfiayet OF Van.
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der the namse Of saxks<sr, ss..-s.s, 49, ~.
Wis. wss arrested aes 4 ss.zvwe =. -
z fset5taezs check. fsssef Lees saws .s.,
fse vas Ole 81 the rrsesss dan=ser~sg.s s-zrv~x.
we faz1 ever oJ-rage1 ia faax so. pa.
3 y0 Il z!s7 wels known 81 Nexsso vs..er.
a@ = saE'sf for hsz part IN 4 zssrss,.s
sfA'sa eos1 Mexican hS tx over e. ~
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grapesr' he said TO tho grim and nnde-
monstrative matron.
.'oh. pretty weil." was the reluctant ara
swer.
Did she eat them ali?' was the next
query.
Yes. she got away with them" was
the reply. But She is "a good deal like
me; she likes something nice and tasty
Ike canned corn.
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TRENTON. y i. Aug 2-The confer
..n.e between representatives 81 the two
factions OF the Ancient Order az Fherni-
ans with bishop NcFaul as arbitrator, for
the onrroee u agreeing upon a plan of
consolidation wac held this afternoon be-
hind closed doors 81 The bishops residence
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Sscgrc passage o. thu steamer Utopia 10
Skazuay sn8 pysa. Leaves Seatt'e An
gust IIth. Good accouuaoaatians srs.
class meals. Rcozn te~ horsea and <reggh.
- kets Tor sale AZ ner-hweS; Corner FIRST
avenue and Yesier ~aw
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a u,cxs,. Company Assigns.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. s.-The T. ".
l,a,npfslan cycle Company made general
o~steugneat today for the benefit o. Its
creditors. allowing a preference TO Rouse,
tfsgsrf & &C. OF Peoria, III. and the
Ksrk YOUNG Company, Of Toledo
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Mrs. Crav~n.s Claim tn Fair Estate.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aus - Mrs Mar
saret II Cossack, professional nurse.
went unon the stand. She was only al
lowed 10 say that she met senator Fair
in Mrs craven = rooms at the Colonial In
ISL when she lady was 81. She VAS COINS
on e. tell CT the conversation which took
place, but v4s prevented and was tempo
rarny withdrawn. James J. cooney. the
notary. testified that Fair acknowledged
the two deeds before him on September
"a 1891
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,-sr,,s,,s debility is a common complaint.
..s,,s.,saff, ag,4one women. The best medl-
raj treatment for this disorder t. per
s5s,a,,, course of Ayers Sarss pariiis 70
Loans and ,nYigorafe the blood Thss be-
ing accomplished. nature VIII Do the rest
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The Majestic Pickaninny Band. si.0o
concert free tomorrow evening NJ Freder-
lex. Nelson & MEnro's. Free' Free.
Free. Commencing at s:sa .. M.
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saxa.ta Also IN n. slain

LONDON. Aug. s.--A special from Mad
rid received here today says the Spanish
government was aware that a meeting of
anarchists WAS held early In Jlh.f. and that
Il was ordered ~ murder Senior Canoyas
del Castillo before August Is and to as
aAssinate Senior Sagasta hefore Augn.t %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-10

VALLEJO Cal. Aug- s-Tse csaAest
wheeling w{i so into commission torsor-
~ow Il i <aEa tha5 she viii BE sent 20
Yxonelasa ard sss~r 20 TIRE China Seatton.
tn. Marietta her s3syer ship wtil 50 info
commission 10 = ssw "s~As I'D w.4 Yroa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-10

CAIRO. AUG. a--'rhe Anglo Egyptian
expedition NJ the Nile attacked Abu Ha-
mid July = and captured the place after
severe lightning. Mai Sydney and Lieut..
Eiszclarence were killed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-10
English Detectives at Work.

LONDON, Aug. 9.-rhe assassination of
the prime minister of Spain has eau sd
great excitement and activity among the
police of ali branches of this city. All
men absent on leave have been recalled
and constant communications are going
on between the British headquarters
Scotland Yard aud the headquarters of
fha Snafnish uniice AZ Nta1Tia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-10

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-intelilEane
wAi-I4A WAtsi4g>. AIS s-~JaEres Ken
,sa.sy. an cid pioneer farmer we'll &noafg
throughout tire inlsni empire died az his
herse rear WAl}A Walla early sunday
r.s,s~uffE sT1zn paralysis. w-tth which he
nas been sssiSctsa for s2Ver2i years. He
vss aged wears. ard leaves 4 wife and
nine Children. al Srcwc-