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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

n writing - Er1cSson's 1-st ''Monstor'
ard me iaCsr turrst SHIPS u tas United
States navy. Ar. George l. Fowler says. 4
t1s Engineering Magazine. The tzTTet
las grown from the $ngle cheess-oo "a \
raft 20 BE the typ.caI a14 nan means q
defense for the large S1ns u a. q me
EzvteS q he SortG bUr. Just as Il has
is guns have risen 20 auae4-9 o. dame
tars. throwing easily Prosectllss through \
ira 1eCt9<y - r13ay niles, discussion Is re
as 20 whether or 10 * IS ta@ hssr method
% construction. involving. As Z does. eorn-
parat1velF l9T spse1S-speeGs too loW .
make than svalla3ls as commerce destroy
srs. Il i the tarps1o boat enas = now ad-
vocated fer attsnse and defense. and is
1oTacstss claim frat. As thH l1sls kfngbl~gI
~ - raplG4ty Of movement. can drive the
EaTk Or TIE crew before il. - A swarm q
these fest little craft would se0n whip the
greatest oartles1ip q re world. TIE fat
= tE1t = the original .4ea as conceived By
Ericsson there vas probably I'd Intention
that The t4rret would Ultimately become
t1e means 81 improvisation certainly ~
cc2ld have had no idea Of ths growth tsae
ordnance would attain. since az that tine
a I-lnch eoiEna5lad usiaz hsEeeu pounds y
powder was the heaviest gun available
The increase n the size % The shIns. wfsn
the necessary ralslhx % me turrerS hiSh
above tire water line have tended to a de-
crease n tina stability II shtps that in A
EeE Instances have necessitate3 a practical
recoIstr1ction, xzsil K seems As though rhs
Hni- has about been reached. which may
perhaps D. one Of the reasons whv the mr.
ree has lot yet convinced ths naval world
t5at * = the atfsst % survive. probably
nothing but a great war can settle me
Question As - whether X IS better to d.
pelG upon strength OF speed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25
c1IPPER saIp REcoRDs.


re ee-srazs r7z1zx q 60 szz7.~s = rat
ID aaze voyages az -a1a = sAsse DAYS
&C nazG@ra wtM zhasa % IRE cid eArgaT
Says TIE EoEaFE51E szAvsEsze = e82Tper
zhze rE~srsss appeared recently = g L12-
Gur SezE1arz
T@a Szr-rfss. 3 ear1c1s vessel g ksr
6zr wezt su- - San Frzzczszo g 1er
r-z1 zovags Il aaz@zy-zx ssSvs ard rsaFsd
Eer saEsaslS 1E5E tzhes "a rA11 EtE-@- Tea
sAa erasse-z ths &1wEA Eac11c &C Eaz-11
En- tazxty-oos 8avs 8z1 taok 4 carEc q "a
70 L-aaszz7- She - sal 70 AaTe seeGrs1 3
per Eoz f-eagnt ard ~ Ias uE-s go cap
tszE tacS rs frelzzs Eseuev z Laa91z see
BAD PAD Ter eost AID -7zEE-zS exaeCs
az& a@eE IRE ewnars xsrA u1ar@ gnzz IL s&
Laa Same Russell m&a- z1s niles q
ere 1ay In - wa1ls z1Easwzr4 1zlzza
cr0E FEhansrs14- ard 4zr1zg thirty sGs-
ceSssFs DAYS sze covered 8 - zssss. CT
zsarsT nEI1 rEs distance between Cha
E14 Mex TorE
Bar ne very best days rzE vas rhzt &
the Fsg1aE Cloud. II an cartier gensraEi@l
Sic seat 70 san ErlHESse1 Il eighty -t7s2-
days. sz1 Ne have Il en- 1As a1EAarlLy q
Maary hzEssle that q l1.s voyage s1e n
cus 1ay- Ero1 neoa = n1on. COVERED s5l =
statute z4les-
In Hsz1 sEs sovareaxz q TIE Ssss reached
Saa Francisco ErcEz Mex EarS = - days
after hzvtnE been partially 41sca1stzs1 q
N2ErAra4se. and after n2vLng All 70 TOR
fourteen Gays e - reriggsd-
TE1s sane vsSses. after &kschGrglZg AZ
San Francisco. sa2Lsa f1r HcEa&zll ard
camz soze cr0u taaE pert IL sazhty- 81
DAYS For la.aea mics SIZE salad without
tAexlag CT wearing once. and II Ter ecu
ssc1r1w@ g1zvs n1ats J. &st niles. From New
York sic sailed 20 Liverpool became De-
canned q TIE baDks q &sxt04zrse3 AID.
ard wzsu 4 breeze SV-aag ~ canze across
frozc thsrs 20 -hs MsrseE n eve ara a nalr
daFss ire Enlas trIa, sEci11llE delay Tor
want ar WlE1- occupying only thirteen
days ard n-nsLssa hours.
%sxr year returning from san Fran
cisco she covered 6zs5 Ezlles II tEe1Ey-tVE9
Gays bling a. average per day x -ss
miles Her best time from noon q ans
day 70 ncoE OF t1s other was - niles.
waiea comes very near the record e the
E'lyl1z EIo11.
Anocner famous vessel vas The Natchez.
which once went from Canton - New
Xork r. seveuty-sIx days. sac made SIX
voyages altogether. ard the a0aZes< o. the
SIX Sas onlv al2ety-e1ght days ca tbs
route A noteworthy race q Jasss day.
was that CT the joan CflpEn and TIE Fly
lnE Flsn. They EFF New Iork n company
and appeared Inside the Golden Gate win
IL . few hours OF each ether after a pas
sage Y nazeVy-fogr days
Bur the most remarkable individual trip
ever Accomplished w@s that o. the Dread
rasIght. which went across frem New
YORK 70 Liverpool a nI1e days seventeen
hours. The DreaGnaasht's career from
bezannIns 10 end Vas 4 race against AZ
coHsrs. and she Invariably scored
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25
ANOTHER LEASE or LIFE.
Jack LeonardFs case stiIl in sIHmber-
ing Condition.


Jack Leonard. the condemned murderer
& Jacob NTaIgufs- g enjoying Al added
lease q ne although the fac that hIs
lays have been Enlightened has not yet
been explained 20 him From present In
8lcaao-s. he vii not Be called on q as
-eu4 The scaTsla Until the last - Jauu-
arv or later ard not even then Z be man
ages 20 escape &, me usantfre. TIE
eavsrx clause Is Inserted because rha OF e
eers h4vs a suspicion that q number q
seor.e are anxious &c see Leozarg break
AL
Lscnar1's rev say of sentence has come
abcut peculiarly After roc.e = appeal
% ths supreme ccurr vas given Il TuIw
ard Sherf~ Sims co1cfuded that =
notice a-cad as a stay % sentence and
deferred the hanging - Leonard. re az
zeal vas reWsr perfected L was 3ecid-
"a however. that the appeal 10 -aa United
STATES supreme c11rr. air111E1 NOT per-
fecte6 would Save 20 b & s-ssse6 b
-har court t1r Leonard 20 - again laEaf-
" sentenced arH that sentence executed
Tns u--igr for dismissal e vas s;1r-oses
weEI3 oe -a&s hv Attorney General WIN
seen az rra October rerT 90 -se s-gDrsn ma
rne~r 1f~ r zseoa writes P~esa~flt7- ?
Attorney Ma-hews. under GATE - Ccs51s-
t1at he -auroe make me rsetH1- CIV
.ux a. reason taa- az -ortoes. either n
writing -r r pers11 r-uEt - made 20
ssa supreme cezrr 5w some -srscu wh1
AS Beer admitted % practice En- taat
@11-r- NJ ws-xt1- hss rot been a5r ~
-s& a-t "a 80 i=ztssat.4-e has uats "a
HrerarriaeCc Ter rs -raFelt1E expenses
- Washl1z-7n. % gan zd-s@s1c aoA
rake -1z Zot51n. r VIZ - Necessary far
-re county -rr- -. 1rera &c aoo~o1rta -
ga 80 rag sg-a expenses As gre som
-.lssl71e-s had a3a1-r1esi whaz re l=--sr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25
SHERMAN. UMBRELLA.
A Novel show Feature of tke Trans
MIs.issIppf Exposition

Sherzuau's umbrella = massive me-
Chanlc8l invocation ~ y llCs VISITORS % the
OMAHA exposition Esxr year a.rs 20 De eae-
waited 20 : aelght q - feet ana rsg0lEeG
slowly Nt1a-z a clEels whose diameter Is
- seek. AZ nlght l1s teNsr VII ba bril-
handy Illuminated b electricity. while az
me apex = powerful searcGASat Viii be
ptGce1 TAls stream q SlE may D se5n
a. 3 distance q ~ miles.
The vertical standard q the umbrella
WI Dc 20 fasI h.ga made OF steel and Iron,
and anchored In seoue foundation 90 feet
deep AID = Feet square. Il Ri Be - feet
lE dancer o. Is tert ~ -tr ~Efer
or tns sides OF the standard. running from
the oot1en gp. VII 6e forty rails, forming
ten tracks Cor the lower platform - move
up and down On this platform xii be a
circular track On Es4ca another platform
IS 70 rsgoIFe. TIE latter platform holding
tha standard which supports the AIMS ot
t1s umbrella
The arms ara 70 BE I18 feet IN length. Al
the sxfremI-es q w1lch The ears are 20 be
suspended. From the oUter ends of the
arms cables viii extend 70 the top OF the
standard connecting there wish counter
waiz h-s which travel Up and down On 1he
Inside y the STANDARD The cars 1tu be-
Constructed 1o The SANE p-iucipla - chose
az tas Ferris wheel built % Iro1 ard steel
and VII hold forty passengers eaca There
VIII - sixteen % these ears. TIE lower
platform vii also b. used for passen gers
having a carrying capacity q about -0G
Tes E48tf1rI VII r.se 20 che heIzat al.
zR Feet
Mr r. HlucaIE me engineer Eho VII
construct ths umbrella. describes = tsch1l-
caly a. follows.
TIE Sherman umbrella VIII Be unir;rra
TIE cars are suspended from the outer
ends = the arms. tae lighting arrange
merits being a series ~ braces. are s7r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25
The NATIONS NAVY
csE HUNDRED AND FnRTY-oxE
VESSELS ALL TOLD.
important wsr& Had 10 Be SExp~na-
ed for Lack Of Fanas-gAi~f Cea-
s'rarto- Of tie Navy Saw. Pa

WASHINGTON Oct s-r- rs annual
re9Tt % he secretary G tA@ zzvw. Pslsfg
= s1~e1Grz. GEsef EaEsTrT1rgrr = -Ha saw
s@ys t1a1 - slrszE-a u me nawy q O.
1Soer ! Szs II vessels az tcsa
L-r-1g t2s Ease ssw r1oztEs - - fsx-
4~e4l Te2r considerable ArsaEzzt q wes~x
sR91 vessels -aat aad ce@n azEssr1rast nv
a@Eress had 20 % suspended. owtrx -
h2eA y rGEs1s- ms c&aSes5 a heavy drain
25ae1 1ew appropriation a. chs beginning
q IT, F-ese1t asczI year Ard nsaSas -
sN-~-.2s---1 e t1-Se zEErus1zsa e.oEs before
.Ae arss q zsxE J4ly Almost AZ assured
fat
Caiss HIchorn says 1hls Is 4 dlscourzx-
alS state e Affairs. as TIE exhaustion
E@41s a w1olessas reduction es re navy
EAr1 forces ard ne discharge g co-pe-
seaz aa1 trained men re po3nss % re
21F2ntags aud ecu1cczy q having AZ Least
ere vessel s15-12zg a. saeA important
navy yard
Attention Is called % the argent need
g improving tss aavy yar&s ard u ne
I15eTess q economical Progression q wo-z
Plans srs submitted for eacn gard.
rI4zr a. Puget sound = sad 70 bs
Necessary
During re Iasr y=ar the government ac-
esrgad 1naAy fozr safps. rhe Massaen1l-
seE-s. Oregon Ericsson ard brooklyn
E1sse eleven vessels aave been accepted
pcs.LuzIzartly Ra2 subject - anaI tsst
VI; TIE Iowa. ne Nashville ths WI
ElAngr11, the Helena. The Annapolis. the
Flcksburg, the Sswpcrr. tie Wheeling.
rhe Marietta. the Porter ard The F50ls.
Particular attention IS i1vitzd 50 ire
good results attending the construction
& re T0wa-
O the g1lnboaes the report saws their
urs- ccst AS remarkably iow 4ggragat-
Ing about s. 60 - for the nane. OF nor
E-2~e Fna1 TIE cost Ct d ErsI-class ar
u1ored cruiser. TIE cost Of their main
ten41ce, particularly wtth copper bot
toms and considerable sail power, shoaI6
b 2 minimum
The chief constructor. who e chs -w@d
vita ne duty Of docking ships, makes
Al argent Plea for maintaining Better
docks stating that the zssry hzs been az
a serious Inconvenience during ths past
81 months for lack q proper facilities
for docking 5atVisshlps.
Chief HirhborE. under ths head ot ar
NOR reuews bis suggestion that The de-
parrrlent should 10 longer make seuar-
ate contracts FOR saips and thefr arnor.
but should permit the ship builder 70
supply the armor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25
Can't Get Ahead OF an Insurance Man.

Some time ago. says m Insurance mar
quoted II the Philadelphia Record "A man
asked n1s % accompany Inn harne, az he
had some things there % Be Insured. When
ne arrived az Els house De showed ne 100
boxes os cigars, which he wanted Insured.
There were Ifal cigars jn each box. u1akfeg
u a1e n all and were valued al 70 cents
each. 50 I Insured the iot Cor g. 3o0. A few
DAYS ago the nan came 70 ne and asked
for the insurance. money. You've had 10
IRE az your house, 7 replied. No. Sur I've
smoked them says he and according 10
TIRE paper. 7 am entitled &c the money. as
1. reads distinctly that = goods are con-
suued by 6rs money e. paid or appiica-
ton AS far IS tschui calltieS were con-
eerueS Re was az right. but I knocked nim
cold about a minute later by saying III q
very stern manner: AL rigar. sir, YOU i
get the money bur. accoruIug 70 your 0wn
confession. I VIII proceed At once % make
a -aarxe against you for tacend rfsnl- p
Wen III Re hanged - vas al be said. and
me room shook violently after he banged
ire 90nr +"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

: ee-ts Esss ssa- NJ I anss z1acs Eesas
114t las seez g-a9ass as N ny tse
@a-eaezSes - szsT s-z-E NJ Srss3e
Ard z1s pwsca ehsv ear get eases taaE
= lass -o-av ~ 10 7G-c-zse
ne Ga-&e4 HARDWARE Ca- nS-y las
esd rs warehouses hare- ard :. q.
L4wr@1cs, manager c. ere farmers ware
ascsas a. s1As Ri&ee za5 E5so. ASs gore
= P1rt.aa8 ws1h Samples e w9eRt ara
Z t2sT - nss - as Nc : - VIII close
80 w&-eEs1ssS &C MS resGrn-
Sore dealers are inclined 20 HsR-e IRE
safe S-a1z inspector for rzfs. wH1le 8cae-S
say = = sssaE On IRE pars - grain sx-
ps-ters a. Tseo--z az3 Portland ard thzt
raa g-aEsS zHzse ex-c-szrs give Es1 bark
r1pE the dealers - this country VAC have
bean 2ssEirE graded certificates for wasas
Stored - ezssr warehouses.
" Lawrence sx-st2ts grst1 -
sneCsCr Ard manager e taz CRrEe51
Ear3wa-e Ce=pazv-s warehouses -
esfvess sa-zRsss - No wheat frgz "a
cana exporters Szru-szav- Taese sarnrlas
wsre Better E-a3n rnan anv Mr.. Lawrence
hAs in sss warehouses Azs ~ said e TIE
sa-ples ser. hs- were = NJ. Naess hts
wG2Ed r. as NJ , - rejected. An1 afes-
4 consultation Z vas 3ecises1 % c4sss ~
warehouses aze1 A thorough understand
Izg can % sza
C. Lawrenee. manager a. ere Far-,-
e-s' Warehouse CozpaaE's warehouses
- ooEn reads ae-s ard ca t1a N2rtE&T1
Paei6c az Es3sa- cook SAMPLES q as grain
ard wenr . Portland saturday 20 SEA
vhst caz - 5c-s- = - sa1a grades
ara zaA6s 81 Portland as AZ Tacoma these
warehouses WI also - s5ose5
May dealers fearing s1cn a state e
a~airs - nov eonfro-gs raez- refused %
grade grain stored VITA them ard marked
sAcn mars SACKS and Piled them sera-
- --f~ss "a
rhsSe wzrehoasszsu <ot Hale grain. Ths
recent Developments prove th1s % A3vs
besa shs Only wise metho9 q recsiyLzS
grain. On store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25
GIRL HEIR To MILLIONS.
Grace Elliott of san Franeasco. sud.
deuIy Fnrfched by Fortune

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. "A San
Francisco girl raised IN moderate circs1rT,-
stances has been transferred INTO an heir
ess with ore CT the greatest fortunes that
has ever fallen 70 the lct OF a Californian.
Grace Elliott. a young lady q 2 years,
living with her adopted parents at SO
0fFarreH street has been Informed that
she l. the rightfs1i owner = property said
% Be valued AT &. Gee 000 The colossal for
tune awaits her = England. without con-
tests. suply BY proving her IDENTITY.
which can easily Be done. and then the
Millions viii De transferred 70 her.
A New York Dispatch published here
last Monday stated that Vice President
Hobart ard Gov Griggs OF New Jersey.
we're enGeav0rfnx 70 obtain frsE the E,n-
Slish courts a settlement Of the estate q
Tr1hlay Clarke. a mining operator former
fy q Peru ard Australia. who had died
twenty years before Clarke left his In
fang daughter Grace with the wife II VII
lam r Elicit. q this city z $50.
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Value of a Reputation

y N9tAIslll.-EE tHaLElEe-
A story - going the rounds concern in :
Mr. Jerome K Jerome. Recently that
gentleman gave a harvest-hauss s7prsr
% his pleasant nsighbors II the vicinity
q Gculds grave. near WaI}inzf1~sf
Oxen. and after dinner the health o. tha
host was enthusiastically received Mr.
Jerome returning thanks with frrurorpru
hurcr.
Two q the guests were overheard 70
argue as 20 wat made Mr.. Jerome IA
nous.
He writes books" said one. definitely
So. be don't" was the eontersptlious
retort, he ruweG three zen in a boat
and then woR the race. that's what he
done"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25
The Unien Pacific sale,

LONDON. Oct @5.-The Tins hrs morn
5nE Ia its financial article. referring 20 the
road. says
TT IS COW generally expected that thu
hi5 ~ The syndicate offered by kuln. Loeb
& Co. of New Yerk vii nor De opposed e"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25
Removals in the Navy Department.

WASHINtfTON. Oct 7 : .ecretary
Long has issued an order similar in gen.
eraI features % that issued BIZ the treas
Try department. requiring that removals
shan Be made fTgn the navy department.
Ard al navy yards ard stations n The Clas-
SIZED service. only fer just cause and upon
written charges whsch the accused shall
&c allowed % hear
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Milling BUSINESS.
sew Grain Grades Csase wsr~hoases
- Close

A -sro-- sr1z Gsr1es4 says rAs -@w
r-azes oF E~a-z s#-4aIsu@1 sac
E--a.- Tascecrz~ w-Lxa- are pa-a+FE1-E
-He gan Business &C cas- ee@-y ARD
80 warehouses - tEs %sr--s-S 2s-l1-
-eaE ~ Ga-ass@ cave cinss8 e cGss-
zzs--e o-E=r warehouses as g@ctsc
- Ezssss s1uFta1Gg 8 1o1s -
-aa-Es LEe xrases- EE&sr s1s rev ing
e r4kea 19rw-El1e u1E-4s - Taze
sssnet - No s wneHr fsE.ea1 ~ Ef-g-
.xax .szzszs a. 1sEnsc.y. &A 3 wsr-&
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a. seasss @sssEasa sap zss 5000 ss~f -
49, % - zzz42zszt azaSzzrs Or -sstr "A ,
s-@s E-~sa q "a SsrfsGz s-4e~sz sssss1D
..~ Is - S4-4s a-AzTt a &1rO
O. { @aaE 49, rsE@4y - Lar 49,
A. 50 1rszxzsas axFE sas arl- -
a. an& ~ %A-~ - z@g~s =ss@Sat2x svFz0
- Asxs 20 s<asE xa4 - aszzS . SsS--A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

Exciting Game B~ween Aft-smeFi
can and baltimore Cfuh-

KANSAS CITY Oct -t-Sevar thsg.-
zs7s res1ls Witnessed n10~r exciting ard
closely contested baseball caans eetwesn
rAs Cria5as a-5 Al Americans tcJav Eoth
pitchers wsra va~w effective htst CorAatt
Ger baltimore carried n ere Donors. sc-iS-
g-x ear ssvan rfe- su3 proving sxcsrus r-
auv good AZ cri-fcal Ssues- 4 s-rx trE
Yea srre - ire game was tha wark 4
Ucvte az s~s-. sna Ucrohrie. catcher q
tHs Alf-Arisr5-a ~ taev hei-E credit ssi
vrn al re rut oats = tas T-ss SIX iu-
~t~es cFhar Features were tfrr-s h7r-a
-4a su ere f~s- a8 jennings excellent
werx &c shcrtsEcp. Score
p p E
Esa more go. 1885, ---.------- =
patte~ssa-N .hcfs ara T1o7ras- Corte,t
a-8 Caarxs Cmpsre, T4eA Brennan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

ne naest eerTz4n ard sac Pair Ben
essv a1 SAFER - md. wholesome 5szuzs4 -
za1s EaEe@ zmE prevents Gets. La4E-
rz.0Sz. Lys<l-&SEgs Gl-9Gs<2 ASr1.-A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

seE-ez5sgsgesz - - wae aEsnsrt-v @ P-sEe
Eraaw a. RE Pzrt1e coas-. SAYS Izzr
Czaz Is 8 c1E-E Z2n
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DR.. SANDEN'S
ELECTRIC BELT.

Z .orw~vs q steady. soothing c1rrsrt -
atas---t~frv INTO tAa weakened e 1sc.es.
x.~g~r tnaE 1ea1-1w G@rve puwsr.
500 REEVES EneZ II makes E1=w
s4~-or = - c4r.Eg 141zrez2s every
--ar-a
80 rz-1t & t-ee. ~ EaE. CT AZ ne
ss<acs Actress
~AxDEN ELECTRIC CO.
ar Il and Wasafnw-5r s-s. F7~rla-9 Or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-25

CASH PRIZES


MI De SIZES iSr Correct ssssers 70 ths Fetssinq
t4eelfaaf
what "a tha 40 RTF~T VERSE In sIc Nfhln 2
FIRST A-H PRIZES 58. 90 20 tive pr.
SECOND CASH PRIZE se5.es To uexs
& g.srsgns safsf4nr srtrraes - 80
THIRD CASH PRIZE 15.gc 70 Eaxt
tN-utg lie ts17taHg ceetset sass sfs.
.a.fsifd hore tHBa tre fred nautsFr sr~sf cor
rett answers. Ere a. aFi8 wz - ua8N Fd4uT 20
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-08
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SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Sept. 7,-Man-
ufacturinG industries in this vicinity
are taking a start and at present the
prospects OF a heavy fall business are
good. The Lyman Mills at Holyoke.
where 1900 hands are employed, started
on full time to-day. Only one of the
four mills owned by the company has
been In operation for six weeks. The
Dwight Manufacturing Company OF
Chlcopee, who have been operating one
Of their mills, while two more have been
standing idle, since the first week in
June. started yesterday with their full
complement OF 1000 hands. The Chico
pee Manufacturing Company, OF Chico
pee Falls will start up on full time Sep
tember 70, after q complete shut down
OF three weeks and employment win be
furnished to 1900 people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-08
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION

or Nitro-GlyeerinO at CyRnet, o, Kills
Eight Persons-EiKht Buildings Totally
Wrecked and Every House In Town
Shaken.
CYGNET, o., Sept. IA terrible ex-
ploslon of nitro-glycerlne occurred here
this afternoon at o'clock, which result
ed in the death of six people whose names
are known, and others at present un-
known. The killed are Sam Barber AL
len Fallls, John Thompson, Charles Bar
tel, Henry Lansdale, - Havens, boy.
The National Supply Company's build
ing was completely demolished and moth
ing remains but a big hole where the
wagons stood. There Is not a whole pane
OF glass In any window in the town, and
every house and store was shaken to its
foundations, There was awful excite
ment over the affair and all the remain
Ing population Of the town rushed TO the
spot. Who the men are who were in the
derrick and who were killed, cannot be
learned now owing TO the excitement.
The damage to the Ohio OIL Company
will amount to $4,000 Eight buildings
ore total wreck and many others dam
aged. The town has population OF
about 1900. Many by-standerS were
wounded.