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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-11
N MEMORY O
h GREAT LEADER.
Sixth Anniversary of Par
nell's Death.
a GREAT STREET PARADE.
Irish Nationslists Heap the Grave
High With Flowers.

" hiie the aristocrscy Hold Coraiv
AIoof, the People Turn Ont I'm
Mass, Labor Organizations Being
tonspfcuous in the Lfne-so Union
Jacks Displayed. Bat the star.
and stripes Carried Side by side
With the Green F1ag-anfi-Pnr-
nell Papers Pay Glowing Word.
OF Tribute TO siatesmmn's Memory
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IHE IR()RP PARTY
Is N DISTRESS.
On Bleak Chilkat Pass in
a Foot of Snow.
TO GO ON MEANS DEATH.
Steamer City Of Seattle Arrives Last
Night From Skagusy.

me situation at Dawson City IL
Daily Growing More Serious
People NaiBIy Watching for a
steamer With Food 10 Ward on
>tRrxatfon-The Hamilton Cruah,
in the Yukon and Probably I'm
able 10 Get ThrouEh-Crayya
Lined TIP at the stores Beg
sing for n Chance to Hny Food.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-11
PLANS IO STEAL
IAE IOHNGIE.
Trying to Turn Skaguay
Over to Canada.
MOORE'S SHREWD SCHEME
lie NOW Claims TO Be a Citizen of
the United States.

Ii Is Charged That He Is Acting ~
Mere Instrument for His Father
Nho Is Britisher. and Jh,, ,n
contemplated Transaction L. Dc-
ssnen 10 Put the EIourishinx
Town Into the Possession of the
british Yukon CompauS-smer,
cans Employ an Attorney and
send Petition TO sitka. Alaska.
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CHICAGO. OCT. fe-Footoz5s thls nom
frg held ur Frank Brgunsselu newsps-
ger carrier. - years cf age anS sfter
struggling with him f0v Few pennies AMI
ulckeis auaoarfiuK to fls8 shot me OH
rnau ar5 made the.r escape BFlnnsteia
died shortly aSterugard
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MONTREAL. oct IA sets-fu,e-t ot
r-g b9ue sockets ard marine. raaer COM
rn0d q L8euL Commander Srrtth arrived
e@re today ga fas sreauss~ State % Cali
fornla- Thsy wsTe AZ once 5tFratohee ever
re Canadian Pacific railroad f8r the Pa
esgr stAtlan a. f.sQatfga aft
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Japanese Conauission~r~ Arrive.


SINLA. oct. IA dispatch from Jam
rg8 near the entrance - the Ehvher pass.
ssys tha1 tie hostile trihesUan have been
active there today and have er=d on "a
trol ~ Dragons killing Can't. Jones, 4
British c1Icer and one private
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Electric Car nemnIi.hea.

ETCIT. III Oct ga wer-aTsd eisc-
tr3c car On State street vas hurlef from
the ira * bv q Chicago & North western
train st s o'-locE tonight Three u@ra7ns
we're luilred. TIE ear wes lifted hodllv
ard buried % ore sfae landing on 10
wheels ard half demolished
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-11

C0NSTANTINOPLE Oct .e-Tne sal
tsu has appointed the minister ~ foreign
affairs TswfS Pasha, as the plen. ooten-
t.ary o. T9rkeT q negotiate The definite
peace treaty wlth Greece
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ne co-r rs--sz1 ard scientific expedition
% Be undertaken z. South Polar expIora-
tor. uz6er the c5n91ct o. Dr. bcTch-
xrsyieA. ne Arctic explorer. VII start
srom England ESxt July.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-11
THE RUSSIAN DELEG ATE.
Prince BotLfne Arrives to Take Part
in the Sealing Conference

WASHINGTON Oct. Io-Prince Bot
kline. The Russian delegate 20 the seal con
ference. has arrived. lie IS the first OF
tee delegates 20 arrive IN Washington.
or the two experts who are 10 assist him.
Commercial Agent Boutekowszy IS also
here. and Mr. GrsbnltxFy. the governor Of
the Commander (seaO Islands. is expected
very soon. Prince Bctkiue says the seals
on the Commander Islands suffer from
pelaglc sealing as DO those ~ the PribIof
ard Russia is anxious for some anicabls
arrangement for their preservation
Japauese ComFuission~rS Arrive.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct lo-S. Fafita
and x 2iitsukuri The imperial Japanese
commissioners go the International seal
ing conference. VIII start for the East to-
morrow evening. accompanied by David
Starr Jordan. the American delegate. and
g :. Hamlin. who was sent 20 Japan by
the United States government To interest
tire uikaio's empire IL the matter This
evening the eminent Japanese entertained
a few friends az the Palace hotel and
tomorrow they viii visit the Stanford u7i-
yersltv al Paf1 Alto
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is required the day before the sale. Local
railroad men expect the syndicate headed
BY Gen. .. NJ. Dodge. president OF the
Forth Worth q Denver City. viii be the
purchaser AT the sale.
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wEYLER TO RETIRE AT ONCE
He Issue. orders Permitting Many
Exzaes 90 Return.

MADRID. oct. r8.-Gea- BIaaeo will SAL
for Cuba On The r5th. ard CAPT. Gen. WeT-
Ter VIII return to Spain Immediately. Gen
Castsuan0 ASSUMING ths direction q az
fairs IN the ls-ana un<il Blanc9's arrival
TIE Marquis &c Huma1a. VINO was 90 p
tain general and now Is second n COM
ma1d. has resigned.
~ a meeting Of the cabinet yesterday
IL was decided % ssnd reInForceuents 20
the Philippines Marshal Primo Rivera.
who succeeded Gen. Elznco as governor
general q ths Philippines. vii be recalled
Immediately.
HAVANA. Oct. l8.-Gen. weyler has
issued a decree allowing The return 20 the
Island Of Sen0r Gonzales LRnaza g judge
or the supreme court OF Havana and q
professor IN the university. Or. Emlano
Nunsz a vel known lawyer. Alfredo
Zayzs. Adoifo DlaE. Ignacso Lsmas. Man
uel Castro Pai9Enino. Juan Easenst,
Adoifo de "a Cueva. Miguel Ferr0 aad II
others who had been deported.
Engitsh Press Comment
LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Times. COM
menting ed.torally this morning on the
Cuban situation says.
IT Senor saRasta falls 70 adopt a bold
reform policy IL Cuba likely 70 dlsarm
American tngoisEn, Il might turn out 10
have been wiser 70 have left Gen. Weyler
TO finish the war in his own fashion"
The Standard afcer asking why Gen.
Weyler Il recalled. Il Il IS Intended 70 con-
tinue the campaign, says:
IT seems only TOO plain that Senor Sa-
gasta's course hardly deserves the name
OF policy Il IS almost a device for parry
ing the Americans importunate questions.
We suspect that Gen. Woodfori present
Cd something very Ike an ultlmatum and
that but for American pressure. nothing
would have been heard OF autonomy. We
doubt that 8 Cuban settlement is made
nearer. There viii be more fghting and
more negotiation. On the other hand the
Washington cabinet has need 70 be cir
cumspect. Spain has only Cuba and hon
or left and any open interference with
her rights over Cuba would kindle a fire
OF resentment IN which al talk Of auton-
ony would disappear and the struggle
attain wider dimensions"
The Morning Post, in an editorial today
accuses the American iingoes x frying %
force a quarrel with E1gland or Spain for
the purpose OF divertIng the attention 0f
TIE country from home troubles. Bryan
ISM and the general revolt against the
domination q professional politicians.
7 expresses the hope thar Spain Ike
Lord Salisbury viii maintain cooiness
and good temper IN the face Of President
McKinley's provocative attitude.
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E.o%psoS oct "a a5s-at~h s7 -.
D-ly Caoo-.els sra1z CAristaaaz ssrs th.,
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L ALASKA GRUBSTAKE AND Trading Go.

and
~ president
ny Frank H. P"u superintendent
r "a aorr
- ps prospeoiors ouaei and gohsaked wholesale
ay For Information address seattle.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

'Smytbe-,I Tonder what idiot
originated the phrase, There's no
accounting Tor tastei" Tomblns-
WHY" Sm, the-'Because I'd Ike
to vet ut him! I've Just been ac'
counting to the mllllner ana
modlste for nv wite's taste!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

uuc uO bOSnN'S' ~
v rote to Merrlon Craw ford " Co.,
asking for quotation of loO,Ooo
barrels, and when the answer
back, 1Os. per barrel he felt that
he was really 10 the hands OF the
enemy and inter despair took pos
session of him.
The next day he received a
note from Crawford; 'lf John
Markham will come to Benger's
Ceurt, at ~ o'clock, matters might
be arranged to suit both parties.
When at IL o'clock he was
usherrd into The private Office at
Bengei's Court he found himself
in the presence of Norah Msrrion.
AS he came forward to take her
hand, she rose and mOtloned him
to a seat.
For moment there was silence.
'We met under somewhat diff
erent circumstances, Mr.. Markham
He bowed in assent.
tits not my wish she cOntlnu-
ed, 'to indulge any idea of revenge
which would probably recommend
itself to any other person In ny
POSITION. l understand from Mr..
Crawford that it depends upon this
firm whether you become a rich
man or a bankrupt.
'That IS sO.'
81 have certain terms to otfrr
which, if you accept, we'll and good
if not
Maize them!
In the first place you must hand
me The confession written by my
broiber, aud sign q document
promising not 10 moIest him IN
any way
sAnd tbeni'
In the s4coud plsca, this tie III
has con tracts OF which will bring
in considerable sum; yOl have
engage nents which | understand
will make you practically lDdepen
dent. Agree to my first PROPOSE
ton and take Mr.. Crawford into
partnership; that is to say, com
bine the two firms, work OF all
the contracts, and then dissolve
each to nave halt the PROFITS. d.
you sgrecp
'You are too generous, bat wha'
does my nephew sayP
Here is CHARLES to answer Tor
hi inselt.'
Il say let US bury the whole o
this miserable business and ring
a peal OF bells Oy er lIs grave
Norah agd 1 are to be married
next week, uncle; will you CONE
and dance at our weddingF
Il will my boy. and ask par
don from both of sou for the un
happiness | have causod you. l
has been a case of diamond GU
diamond. | envy you your happl'
ness, and | shall never forget tua'
it was your generosity that brough
to a triumphant issue my deal in
petroleum.'-London Tit. Bits.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26
An Uncertain Disease.

There is no disease more uncertain in Its
nature than dyspepsia. Physicians say that
The svmptoms OF no two cases agree. Ii Is
therefore most difficult to make a correct
diagnosis. No matter under what disguise
dyspepsia attacks you, Browns Iron Bitters
viii cure il. Invaluable in all diseases OF
the stomach, blood and nerves. For sale by
all Dealers
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

John M4rktm was well satisfied
with nimsel1-maIters we're now
Ing very smoothly with him, his
bu uness engagements he calcula'
ted would bring hun IN cousldrTa
BILE fortune, aud so far as hr could
see no cloud appeared upon the
horizon of his prosperity.
L. his hours of leisure the
thought OF Norah NJ 'rrion aud heI
fortune broushI smile ot triumph
10 his face OIce welded 10 he'
snd the turmoil OF business wOnI"
involve bIm no more, anu IL d
doubt of the success OF his mat
rimonial schemes crossed bis mlnd
the perusal of Wilfred Merrlou's
confession instantly banished it,
Sue will wed me to save her
brother. Crawford is out OF my
oath, 10 | have nothing to tear
But the plans of the cleyerest
men sometimes go astray, ana
when John Markham attempted
to negotiate tor barrels In which
to store his oil, he suddenly awoke
to the fact that some smart urn
had cornered the market.
His contracts had to be fnlnIlec
during the next three months
Unless he had barrels to send bic
oil away ia the contracts wonl'
fall through aud he would be roin'
ed.
| Bot when he discovered To-
name OF the firm. his rage knew p'
bounds. The delay OF a few hour
had placed him at the mercy o
Norah Merrion and Charles Craw
ford.
Toward the end of the month
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

VIC uO hOh uiO hPVu oOhS b'""
you will m irry John Mdrkhamf
No, no, l do not sav that, Char
lie. bat | must save Wrfred.'
tt was striking 10 O'clock that
night when Crawford LETT Nora
Mrrrion. AS he walked along
p nnged IN thought the rattle OF
fire engine dashing past reused
him frum his reverie, and lurid
glare IN the sky told him that a
vast conhagratlon was in progress.
Upon Fastening to the spot he
found that the premises and store
yards of a large firm of coopers
were on FIRE. A huge stock OF
many thousands of newly made
barrels WAS well alIght, and from
the inhammable nature OF the
materials iU was soon evident that
all efforts 10 hold the fire III check
were hopeless. Ii a few hours
the whole of the premises would
be gutted.
AS Crawford gaS1d upon the
bnrniug pile, sudden thought
snrgrd through bis brain. After
considering few moments he
hastily Ietraced bis steps. and late
as he was, so 'ght another inter.
view with Nora.
They TALKED far Into the night,
and il was lAre when he 1uall'
reached his lodgings. Instead OF
returning to rest, however. he
started 10 write, aud when the
dawn of the new day sIreamrh
through the windoS, he was st!ll
busy with his pen!
Eight o'c ock saw him Al the
telegraph Office with n Sheaf OF
messages iu his haud addressed to
all the principal coOpers and
barrel makers in the kingdom.
The, were nearly all nt the Stue
tenor, and rau as follows:
Contracts wanted for any part
Of 800. 900 barrels to be delivered
during next three months. Wire
prlc- aud number you eau under
take Terms: Halt cash on sign-
ing agreement, balance on delivery.
Bnkcrs aud references. Paris,
Ionlon-Mrrripn, CraW ford " Co
Brnger's Court, LOthbury, Lon
dom
HAlfan hour later he had secur
ed the Offices and 6Xures Ota bsuk'
rupt frm in Benger's Court, and
by 9 o'clock a temporary sign hung
outside OF the door bearing the
legend, Merriou, Crawford u Co.,
Tue services OF four lawyers
! clerks were hastily secured and
they were set to work writing out
duplicate contracts in bank IN
anticipation of the arrival of the
answering kilograms.
The senior partner OF the ne"
firm. in the person of Miss NoralI
Merrion droye up in her brOugham
At 10 o'clock, and a few minutA'
later saw her and Crawford in the
private Office OF the bank mana
ger.
The banking arrangements were
rapidly completed, and Charles
left without power to draw upoI
the new firms account for an
sum or sums up to fl0O.O0O.
On their return to the Office the.
fund that a number OF telegram
had already arri ed, aud by noo'
the next day the firm of herriop
Crawford g. Co.,, found them
selves responsible Tor the p iymeu
of nearly 100000 barrels at price
r ranging from 81. 20 As. each.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

Wagley has bad his
bicycle stolen. Looley-ls that
sol Well, he has the consolation ot
knowing that its loss may prevent
him from getting the bicycle back.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26
A DEAL IN
PETROLEUM.

Then I must take your refusal as
hnaIY Very well. Here is the dOcu-
ment signed b, WIIfrrd Mrrrion-
your brother - acknowledging
himself a forger and thief, aud
giving NE power 10 prosecute at
any time think fit or NAV feel
inclined. Here Is nv of r: Marry
me- rbrer months from now. TIT
document Will pass INFO your pos
session and your brother is safe
If not
III nOti'
TfNou are foolish enongh t.
persist In your refusal WIllred
Merrion will stand 10 the felon's
dock before the mouth is out, and
the brother of the beautiful Norah
Mprrion will in all probability serve
seven years' penal servitude.'
'Oh, why do you persecute me
thusi l was happy and in peace
when | was pOor-bnt now that !
am itch you force attentions upon
me which are not OnlN al insult 10
me-. but 70 another, also -
'Ahl you refer to my nephew
! Charles Ora wfOId-a clever lad
Norah, but poor You speak OF
YOUR wealth. do not deUy tina
your snug little E1OO,OOO IN harC
cash makes y our attractions dou0lI
alluriug, aud do you think 1 an
going to resign all that ln favor o
my nephew ChsrIes7 No. no. IL
fact, do not think l have an
more need for him iu my office
You Will not discharge hlmT
You would not advise me Il
keep a dog that has once tried 4
bite-Wbo Knows bot that th'
next time he may succeedf 70
are anxious for your brother; thu
! of him. You have the welfare o
Charles Crawford at heart; do no
ruin him, for as surely as you tai
TO marry me l will crush theI
both. If however, too agree I
nv proposal, there is nothing tha
4 I will no. do for them
GIVE NE time TO think.
Not one moment. Yes or NOT
. Il cannot Il -
Your brother
You torture me-
Yes or No.
6 Then God forgive me. II that
the only way to save HIifred'
must do it,
Notwithstanding the question
able manner in which JOun Ma
rs kan secured his victory, lie wake
a. down 10 his Office after the lnte
e' view with Norah MerrlOn III
X cheerful, aud even jlbiIant, tram
" OF mind.
John Markham & Co. were W.
In known III the city AS hrm Ot hl'
lU repute, engaged iu the OIL Trad
Johu Marksm, tho sole psrtr'
:, b I'd crepI ny fr"D small beginning
during tue last month, ho"ev'
he had made con racis "hlo
when completed, wOu'd place bI
ON the high road 10 fortune.
Some thrre years ago, Wit
WlItreu MeIrlUu, NJrsu's brothe
vas a clerk in John Marian
At Office, a series of pettJ thefts b
all taken place, eliminating III |
% as casbing of a forged check for
'ac considerable amount.
- The guilt being directly tra'
- able to Wired Merrion, 10
l MARKHAM, finding that nothl'
was to be gained by prosecute
in compelled the young mao to 81
an a paper acknowledging bis
inquency, aud discharged him'
For some time after dischargl
Wi!fred from his employ 'c
Markham thought little or notnl
about the MerriOn family,
when 1t came to his knowles
that an eccentric old gentleman
The person of Norah's uncle /
died, leaving her a fortune
elOO. 900, his interest was sud-
ly awakened.
One hundred Thousand poun
he mused-'not 10 questions
securities, but in one solid sun
deposit at the bank, ready 70
drawn in one single check j.
Markham, you must see into II
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26
rc.,sr ssIt.Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, Incl,
dent to these diseases, isinstantly allaye9
by applying Chamberlain Eye ana
skin Ointment. Many very Dad cases
nave been permanently cured by it. ~
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a fsvorite remedy for sore nipples
chapped hands, chilblainS, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

watker-Dld you say your wlIe's
q member of a secret society,"
TaIker-It was secret before she
Joined.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

Ifyou want TO live long, don't
try to live more than one day at a
time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

A good conscience is better
capifaI than a large bank account.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

When you say i don't care,' try
to see that your tone OF voice
doesn't indicate that yoa do,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

DIR. Cady's Condition PoWders, are
inst what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not ioou ou.
medicine and the best in use TO put ID a
horse in prime condition frice ~
cents per package.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

Vicarious sufferingl The world is 'uii
Of il. An engineer said to me on 10
oomotive in Dakota; I'VE men seem 20
be coming TO better appreciation tnan
we used to- Did you see that account
the other day Of an engineer VINO 70
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-11-26

But when that sermon does come
there win Be thousand cleaning scim-
itars to charge on il. There are IN 50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-27

streets Of Europe are laid with rock
asphalt Over ten miles of bituminous
rock asphalt has been laid in the city of
I3uffaloy N Y, by Mr.. j. H. Perine,
who is the general manager of the Gill
son Asphaltum company.
Mr. Myers then showed a letter from
H. T. Buttolph, assistant city engineer
of the city of Buffalo. commencing the
asphalt laid by this company and testi-
flying as to it's durability.
The carriages were then driven direct
to the depot and the train arrived five
minutes later. The executive council
left Sedalia with a pleasant impression
of the city and a good opinion of the
hospitality of Mr. Myers.
Among the Kansans who were found
at Sedalia besides Judge Metsker were
Judge James Humphrey, formerly of
function City; General Rice. late of
Fort Scott; DR.. F. w Bailey of Topeka
and w F. Waller of Council Grove.
That is only a small number of the
Kansas delegation who have adopted
Sedalia as their home.