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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-22
10 PAY Ihs DEBf ~ FULL
Rns~eff Sage Forms a S-ose-o sya-
dfczfe to Bay rae nion Par4ac
AT AnerfDn-

NEW YCRE. Get FITS werA says:
Russell S@Gs created q sensation n
Wal street ate yesterday ny sn1caEc-
{-< thze - hsG been Invited by PFsss3sEr
Mrnzaley 20 fern & syndicate O. ta9
azS.z . satisfying th= fE4 government
GAZE oz rhe Untor Pacific. Mr. Sage IN
vize6 subserfpsAoEs 20 a plan 70 oe here
AFTER brought oEs ~ htz toz TIE fo-sgo-
tnE oatsCE- TEs payment Of tAe govern
EeEt cain z f1l IS understood % BE The
first condition = iris ptzz-
NJ. Sages representatives. announced
lzsT night thzt h@ lad reeetvsz sZzhsc-tr-
ttons for ever s75 aoe 80 within rws hours
@ rs announcement L vas r-1oEe1
thzt he wo1Ic c0ntluUe 70 receive SUB
sGrEC-tozs unta els pan vas subscribed
AZ .szst three tsIss over.
As e The bond transzcris- NJ Sage
thLa&s thsEe Is unlimited ca ss2l zvallas4e
for sAe settlement ag the EAc.EC read
ceats without loss . the z1TerzZezt ard
without bIiza pools-
Amszz me subscriptions reported we're
the foilsEiEG- Russell SAGE g. - So
r : Wilson & CO. 81 ael 20. Same
Thozas. So a1l &c. 2. ?. McAlpjaa. ia
ess3 asss. Eassler s. CO. s. aHa SO Bank Of
the STATE oS Ns& Ycrk s. 31a 90, v aI30ze
Assor. = aGe ne
NJ. Astor's subscription Is said 20 have
Ben resolved by cable. Some q the
names are said 70 represent 0zher inter
esgs besides the subscr.ps.on 4 5 said
3 large New York glfa Insurance company
VIII subscribe for 81 so saG
Mr- Sage gees % washington today 10
eo~ser NJ = tfe pTes3a IT. aad the attorney
general al taeir request.
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from the direction os her room The At
tendants were greatly excited. and break
ing into her room found that Mrs. Alwyn
had shot herself "a The lefr breast. death
evidently resulting fnstaztaneoaslv. Her
body was wrapped n 4 rubber blanket
fer which she bad asked duriag the nighs.
ard the bed clothes were on FIRE. This was
quickly snaoshsred and the building prob
ably saved from destruction and the body
from cremation A pistol, wtth Two cham
hers empty. Was found On the bed. the
supposirisn betng AZ the tine that she rad
fred one shot 20 test the efficiency % the
weapon TIE body was conveyed 20 the
uorxue. ard later 20 Murphy & Fraser's
undertaking parlors whsrs nswspa per
nsen and the general public were refused
zarnittancs.
she Was Handsome and Popular.
Mrs. Alvyn was very hsuisons We
man. ard - all outward appearances
seemed 20 te very fond % her husband
To chief q Police HoEe torlSht Sweeney
sraFed that Mrs. AlwYu euticed him lnto n
vacant room. Jockes the door and then
shat him This e about al that Re sad
as T. appeared 70 hurt him % speak. TIE
physicians wiu operate o. hi7 tomorrow
ard remove ths bullet which car be seeu
underneath the flesh On TIE forehead
Swesney's wife IL Frustrated ever the az
fair. Fer several years Sweeney has besr
running a car or the cable fre ard vas
wei known ard liked Street ear men say
that whenever Mrs Alwya rode On he
cable Il was always on Swss-sv's car The
news os the suicide ard attempted murder
has caused considerable excitement i1 the
city. where r0th uarties are weii known.
Tie atioEs betwAsu Sweeney and Nrs
Afwvu have been the subject uf whispered
gossip FOR some tine, though they had rot
become notorious The custom of Mrs. Al
WE IN attending dances ard parties with
cut her husbands knowledge furnished a.
opportunity for their meeting Recently
Mrs. A1wyn had become Jealous q Swes-
ney. ard this led 20 the shooting. IL Is
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TEATs IN HIGH GLEE.
Jaa<~ Prafher Puts Hfua Back In HIS
old PeslfEon.


scscisi r5spat-s % ths Pas*-r -r-tefll zeree-.
TACOMA. oc. si-fs,ETror Teats has
w9n Ais case a~afnss ire ettv coau-f ard
= consequence "a En high giee- az - VII
- allowed - sxain take haz seat O. .ha
efvH ssrvfee commission Eft1sts -ktnr
Naycr Fswce+t-s 2rtfoat-v toward hfu
Jrdrs ETatner q SPOKANE who - o9cuuy--
- ere H@-eH 6urfrg tks zhseuce q Tuaze
v-El "a n,s1- rendered sns Secfs5ez iu -
case toGx~ = wHsrh - FFzteG thst fhs
srrf1n . - city esuz-d - removing
-sa-s was entirely ucczl - for z1S Vas
nsz szzouerfs - ev tEs evfseros 60 warrant
- ~ Nv -ke ccGrF ezrtr@r Aetz fhat
t-s contracts wz+- Fzs rf+v suD-cves hefa
~ Teas xere r~1rer az taa+ gha s~erf
c. sr@ s9r-er~e -csa-tE fecsafa- ~7Eie re1r~
srsrA e~sr7 r case a. e-1 gwe ia rrt
-sr1r- % re eftT's eEriaw - ccr7T- hszs
tsat g. vas rr1zer tkzt - s11u1 s0- gay
- ser.rtscr SO thst rAe contracts
ca--st1l-E 4 1-7v1sso1 rexsT1lET cass cor
.s-xsrEv wsrs abcws attack Tse se-tcr
- C@arr rTlrEfs-e- Tszfs ia 9Ezrxs41E C~-3cs-s
wsoEs szI2wAn EwTar zr9 rpesr-swl& was
~~r Tl1Ea Frz*hs~ xss1 11s - tire ta~-
t-at tssse TER RAJ -es sx-et t-a ~cn-
srar-s rg- s@zause teev c7z s@ez 1s-sltss
= 80 rer1r~az8Ees q 61rT.
re -aev go anu4al e~on1 fae sse1Ess-
hzzE r tna -1earI=s T@stz - RESUME rs
SCAT anc y rs gw- aagaAxs. viii rry
% raks tHe Ssss< Commissioners g taszr
1G~T.
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WOULD THE RATIO BE STABLE.
Fears of Indian Government which
Caused Rejection Of the plan.


LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Marquis o. sails
bury. q ais note - the I-usted States am
oassadcr ard 20 the French ambassador Il
rsplY % the suggestions of THE United
States monetary commission says that 5v
far the nosg important proposal submitted
is that concerning the reopenIng og the In
dian msnts. He ADDS:
The government q Tzdia points cut
,hat Lhev car hargfIV be ewreefaf 20 give
I'd policy whtch far four wears fhav have
been encsav1rtnE 70 make effective II the
absence or substantial security that the
ssSteEn 70 oe substituted for Z = prscti-
catF certain 20 ~ stable u avfrg 70
TIE relative snalln@Ss ~ the area over
vh3rh IRE hi-uetaIIse system 3 70 - es-
tsalfshe3. 70 ths great divergence af the
proposed ratio fr0nn the present gold urfce
q silver Or 20 arv other cause. the legai
ratio os silver were r0t rras-tafres the
Position Of silver might ~ much worse
than before and the Susrrtat errha IRA s.
r,en-s % the government cf India greater
than any Sr1th which they have As yet had
70 contend
The reply thsE adds that even X tnese
reasons ara not strong enouzh the Indian
government eoul8 not be expected 20 re-
verse 4 policy which has enJy been OF trial
for four yeaFs. ard concfud@s
Her nzatesty's government = therefore
dessrotls 20 ascertain how far fhs views %
ire French ard American govern n1enfs
have been modified hv the decision arrived
81 ss13 NnEEnFT f&eE GA@fE@ 70 Proceed
further W.ta tre nescEta ff0uS n tre gres-
eHt moment II e possible tEat tha tfrua
wFteh rss slaossi Stree the rr1Dosaf fs were
pax forward. r. JGIv last NAV have er-
ahsei The rerreSentaffves cf the Two gov
errnneuts concerned to fern a r1nra acct
rate estfrrate than VAS then uractfrahia %
TIRE amount - assistance they say fh@v
exnsrt from the Gfher flowers anf a the
success tNefr srhe-~e e. W}Ceiv - attain
TAe government wsII thsn Ae n5srasf n
DeSlefcr 20 consider tbe z-hpr-@ wfth fuller
k-owIedEs thar thev row possess y u7anv
O. the Circumstance materially aEectfa z
tlTe proposals. hefcre them "
The comm issf1rerz reafire that their
mission has beer unsuccessful ard have
decided as matter ef fcru1 20 return n
France ard consult the Preach govern
ulsEt as - whether IRE French proposals
srr desirable
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SWEPT BY 4 CYCLONE.
one Of the PhIiippGne Islands IL Iafd
waste. Towns Are Dssfroyea
~na Thou4ans~ PSrFsh

MADRID Oct. IA dispatch frsm
Lsv-s 2ptne tsiaRtz says tsat place
has ne@n SesasrstR1 rw q Cvrl5-s. aa1
rsany persons Save Beer killed ara tae
damage 90 rrzperry fs areale1 able
TIE rTe}sa@ Destroyed TIRE towns oy Tag
Isaan sn4 5srnszt Or ths ls.a-d ~ I.err~
IS wsH a. several villages. T. est na-s1
tsar 90 ssrscas i9st thetr AFes .a-sgga
shs z szEsT
La.sr sGw.ces trrr Ma-4 Fav .hs -g-
eEsae occurred sE Cet15er e srd a6d .ear
Carr "a ar1 EzrEa cs tss saFterr e1aFv
e. is@Tete save beer wese& cEs ard
- r1- ees# ERTa sweet r1e saz@ Ssr-
srzl fsazsa1s raflees rsrtssees zr Tag aa
Tee cvr8sss SO swe-s s4e fsfaz& - san
-ear T1e FaI extsrs o. tsa rasaFtrncas Is
rst - xnown rat me damage s esrs sasss-
- az 80 se eeessas.
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brother tie storT. Dr. Warre1 Brown.
wso Is IL attsu1a--e saFs - sas cnan =
q ~r-rrs~w The buIer entered tHe SKA
fg- ab.eva zna n gro-c y tns r-xnr sar.
3 a-s IS rst taoszzhc 70 oe deep sa9agz - he
EasaL TIE exc lx C9t q s1zlT@@
Ee Sad Mrs. Aiwvn locke6 p II n ne
.so- and ~ AS unable 20 s@E 11t
F.ray~.Et letter TO Her Husband
e-s--s---s-sr-es rcsrt verr ss-1cg 20 ne
80 -es~ Ms m-zr AFTER ssaoslEg her
7--a~ a-4F }-avt~z p ir, s1r dsa4 n tHe Va
-arr huzE5frx vert 50 har benz az l*--2
-~.---,s sva~ne a-8 wrote Ene lettaf
vqef-A ~sa.s f-z~a ca TIA hu-e8l tnts TlcTE-
F~r ~ Wr A-wTr zf-s- oesax aPprisea q
- awfzi rexs q hts Tifss sz-eAl-f az
.@za --ra Ms AlWTu s-afeG rEAt s2A =
ss-fasg sax xs-r ssr re wssh Ezo~pa4-@- ard
fee- s-u---.--f--s far IRE disposal g her
ss~s--a e-F - hp~ hss5y T. Ire n5re vas
= -s-s~- s-s bev1E message far her +
w-a--e.s FagE2-s~ a-@ q res71Es- iett W.
go -srs-a~.F rAar eza GEts era - TeiL
-t=sesf sr. cares t--- see sskrs8 -1at me
az~s- 20 rsse Allowed 20 VieE aer 1tz1
snssv. and cE2r re s@1sra@ - a prlvasa
e~=.
IN 4 hzraa4 3~aEs- EaE f5@G1 pseEFF
r-u-r 50 wh1-z ~rss placed -aE sraf1-E
r-Es she -sss-ss . q rg~1e1 = tes- dress
So reached = Ios@us 1ozEsesl aea1-
e. o'rt-ck sa6 asxe1 fer Tr 6S-. s'a--
Xxx thze sire wms GEw@L a--1 ases'@@ -1r1l-
t~a5 7r-erslra Sc waa -os8 E1a1 FGa DOR
ter wss r1e tEare @re t&&1 -e @s1s2
-~s- see - a-sw@4 ra rewatz a. -Eat.
wh5r1 rsr1est was granted ne sisters -
ez4rxs u rre rss9e-zl 1a-aess t1Er Sc
aces --eg~ a-z somewhat sxe-a, BAT
t-er ga. TO pareae--sr a--secs1- 70 ser
es-ra Grsfse ire roez see EaEe1 t1r soEae
r-a-r -tne. Eh1cA wss ET@1 FER ln@
sose = azlg5 ae. sz1.ee. az1 81. was gwen
z.otes-
R~Hsors@ Drives Her Frzntfr-
--w shs rzzht So Was bea~s - r1a-
as hTsre-trss3v s81- EE-sa SO eeca-1s
ssasee eEa -zrae sefe 1er tA&-Es4z -sr14gs
tasz shs rM4 vr@e aazeep A1eGt 3 @ seek
= zz@s@z sozz@ Ezx aszz9 - era &z&ts
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WASHINGTON FRIDAY, sgz

= Czrzsr izs-@ccex gszersl o. MzSzae1G-
sessz eElef rzz-<1zL + zz&rrsz fraz tie
szoE O. STATE street. a : 1'e31rk Or re2ca-
izg Cozsgi1z-37 wAa-s paSz-g szE-1s
was E-e6
a. Cks-Se<.5wE -zvy yard Cos Hslcc--
VII - sac k11 invites gzasz -szz1e1
tze sz-Qzs ot5 s-.Ezts Wa=rs = recer-i1>
vas as19 T1e Wares ws~z c@@s.ze1
wsTA a1z-s az5 tazzgat ira Mzsssc1z-
SeE-s az5 NeE ForE Ee-s G-tzzsa--
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YAoHrsMEN-s TERRIBLE FATE
Five ont of SIX Perish on the Ans
srnffan Coast.

Five ont of Six Perish od the Aus
srnfian Coast.
san rRAN-rSry1 OF z-Tn4 tslior-
frr asvzcss were received psr steam
ship Alameda wesch arrived froza sgd
rev. va Fc-oi4l1. tnls Do~=ax
o. September 5 tae yac5t Zenobls.
~4 cruising near Brisbane carslze4 n
q sauaT a-s eve g ser SIX occupants lost
fnas- stves as-e- 6-lt-t-g s1o-t in ths
wrecked hcat soT soC@ 8avz. TIE sur
w~~e- Ar-h-r E5-eer. finally rsachaa
sz-re G. rEe f3fswrE Sunday. aI-osr
c-gzv Two - tee rG--v. Fred Ca Esc1
AZ as sen Esr~v 9.eE during IRE arst
n,Eet aad an1tssr aew- 1lv w1tte rne
f74--h tau7pess 0vzrassr3 m 1aE-l1n ard
e-rw-aa Taee on Thursday ewauln~
Tvsssaza Cgzwsar. broker-1sartes - rhe
less - as --oseer ard 1epAaw E.=z
eer ete1 lay az tE@ tottcr1 - tzs h1a.
% see zrstsss r L.azsra hsr aew-
ever tszt as 20 bad gtvea ~ al hopes
% Nesrw rasosa@si-
Tss erta-taI sugar -of--v g a-zt-- tAs
Nsw Zesar+ governs -1e-- 20 tavv a s-a-
rssE Earv - = pep son 81 ev-ess - ga.
a.ressT 517ess5 CT oset sugar imported
sa-3 tes -ato-E.
= cez----la---zI CO bears = n : Or
fs-r1 ne w@-h Z Wsf-a ssr.x-.-.
w.ee s-sazr e-zezt was re-~se5-.f =eu-
rz-a<- TIE r09-- fe--z t-e r~f=.-e-
r-v s~t se7ssrcsE rt- -s ssr--aa-
-zr---s -z-4 la5e- s~3 5E-tssaz s-7-a
r1a aa~e
IN gav x,1 - 80 var-s q. s- al SIS
~as saEee9 ~ E2E-a-: ~-o= A9s-rzi-a.
-skeE +--A e e fs- seven
---.he - ~es- aE-1--s fsr ->z srve-
----t-s z-cu-raf - E7-t sr - rs7-a-
-e sever --7rt-s .sVcc--s <-cza 4 A.zs-
era was EE @
r-e - tse sA4rpes- ssscks - ea--h-
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S1ecIai Dispatch % The Post-rn. eIligsncer.
TACOMA. Oct, Z--Craged wssh teaiousy
fer tEs man she lovs5 Mrs. Frank AIwyn
ElEe % Frank Alwyn. proprietor o. TIE
AoxbaEy Szl1oE. sze1 Pese Sweeney. q pop
ular ard handsome s-Tsst ear conductor. q
TIE bead las- nisht aaoat o'clock and
thsE went 20 tae S.s-srs hospital where
a1eag : O'Clock -hls morning she erdea
her car LIE - aeldaEg 4 bullet Into her
left sreasr
TIE trus facts q the tragedy did not BE-
e5Ea known 1asl iats thls afternoon.
hen Sweeney vas found n an empty
Fosnl "a t1s Gallagher block. On TeatR
sn1 J streets. n an unconscious condition.
lie na1 ta1a there since last night. The
w01an eft a note Tor nsr husband. waich
7e found this morning. bur rot early
enough % Keep Esr from ending ser he
There was nothing n tas note % Indicate
rlaE sAs intended taxing another life De-
s.dss ner Own
When It became known today that Swse-
aey vas missing fron MS work l. was
whispered that there was sons shiag more
5elIz4 Mrs Alwyn's teaLh tran me Casre
fAct tA4s she xas tired % lie. 4 search
Eas Instituted. walsh resulted this evening
Il ire finding q Sweeney n the vaeaa.
building
Lay Suffering for Twenty Hours.
When foGad. Sweeney E4s Stlu cor
sel1Us. but spoke with dificulty 70 his
friends. Il was soon 44-er o'ciock wAsn
tae shooting occurred. and he ay where he
fslI for twenty hours. suffering intensely.
Taks afternoon a stranger catered ths
building 70 look fer vacant ROOMS. ard he
discovered tna wounded man Al alarm
vas soon given. and at ) o'clocs ths patrol
wagon carried him 70 the st. Iosephs hos
piIal.
Tie wounded man Was able 70 tell the
story ~ TIRE shooting 70 friend lie had
gore with his wlfs 70 VISIT his brother
Taomas az Ninth and streets. Making
the excuse tazt he wanted . 20 20 a
n ghboring steFs block away. he stepped
cat He met Nrs. Alwyn. and ne two
Isga=g building. which was empty and de-
serted.
The Two Had a Violent Quarrel
There a violent quarrel easued. waleh
terminated by Mrs AlNyn drawing A re-
voIver and shooting Sweeney ii the head
He fell 20 the foor. and she weat cut and
obtained aanittaacs % the Sls-ers hos
pstaL
Sweeuey's disappearance alarmed bis
VIE and search Was made for htu IN
every dirsc;iou the police ard street "a /
vay men joining IN ire Efforts 70 ind
him. His brother. ". II. Sweeney. could
give 10 solution ot the mysterious dis
appearance
Wounded Man discovered by Chance
Mr. Manning. formerly 5anit1r a. Trim
ity church. vas s0ok.ng into the building
FOR vacant rooms late THIS Afternoon. and
chan-sd 70 see Sweeney Slrg On ths soor
He stopped only long enough . see thar
tie nan had a bi1e ullforn on. ard then
az ones notified the police
On the say % The hospital Pete tod his
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from &. A Aziswgrta. agsa 20. ard he
daughter. sesslng forth that he Vas g.
thslr bone near sfosnt Tabor On January
= ard -
Hs also has asl3avfts from fhree ofhe-s
that they aaw atm ia Portland ahoa. Taa-
uary =.
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BOSTON Oct T-Tntswz-d Weather
cc1f2Ts0sss fltsrtsFed with ths out-of-
-1aT exercises today. marking the cer-
tennlaI oF TIE launching ef the Tinted
states fr.zate Constitution Rain fell
throughout the f5rs1osn. giving a be-
cFazsled appearance 70 the decorations fn
aonor Of Ire oCeasian- Long before tie
hour assigned gar the exercises 70 aezln
the historic Old soata caurch was nIled
80 rs ucu1st capacity.
-Anaezg those present we're many
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WILL FIGHT ANNEX ALTON.
Hrwsfian~ Going to wa-hinzten-
Germans Want All af sanran

fr~Httan< sEHfnE To NashtB Erou-
Ce-vzeus Want All Sf Saraor.
E0SCT VT o.. = tris - r~a-rfr~o.
o.. - It was sssnf--lv 5eciFesf vas-rr-
dsw s-o7E the Eawa5isns 9pnce.rr a.
rexaEto- rha- a c0r--fssi7n - eve rna- -
se~r - WashlnE47E - make s fete~u ned
rght against the ratification q the annex
st,ou treaty
\ r~ov-i-eu- citizen recently returned
from Germany states :har .hs Hawaiian
annexation 1uasti5~ e receiving cor Ser
a-cr nUcng the German raonie. Pror,t-
reur Germans expressed themselves n
favor = rss arzalwsr1at.ou - the .wo re-
puslfes. TB taat event they tatak Germany
- sos,t - allowed - take Samoa witaogs.
Interference On - part cf the T-its5
States Americans have ere greatest
amount - cap8tal Invested r. Hawaii an<
tsa country is tEo<cG.aIy AEzs-lcArive..
II Samoa. tAey arv-~ tse Germans oc-
czry tie saEa position
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THE MOTHER SHIP
OF h GREAT NAVY.
Centenary of the Consti-
tution's Launching.
O8SERVEDWITH DUE POMP
B1Sto7 HoBers the Record OF the
Grand Old Frigate-

All New England Gather. TO Com
nseworate the Event Which MARX
ed the Birth OF sAe American Navy
-fkeoaore Roosevelt Recalls the
Victories She Wen and yetxrnn
Who Was a Powder Boy Aboard
Her, Meets Patriotic Gr~efing-
Veterans Of the War JoIa With
Marines and Sailors I'm the Parade
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SPECIAL Dlspatca 70 the F0st-IatFi reer.
TACOMA Oet. G-Tas city council to-
n1xet az - regular meeting passed TIE tax
levy ordtEznee over Mayor Fawee.t's veto
BY Il unaafu1oas vote. every one - she six
teen couacfsnsn voting yea. The ordinau-e
calls far a levy of 80 mills while tie
rsayor th1aght sia was snfte Hn.
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d Uxhters of the Bevogu1on. whose or
gznlzatfon had 3 prominent part ls bring
ing zho1t this celebration. members og
the state militia. Unisec States govern
r9eut officials and reprsssn tasivas of
fcrelEu countries. mayors of Ssw Eng
iaud cities. members u congress ard tie
governors ccuucf ard of5csEs cf tie
North Atlantic squadron
Gov Woic0st acted as presiding os7cer
sna delivered the opening address. refer
r.ng IL suscgistie terEas 20 tEs vessel IN
houo- = which the anniversary was aeld.
ard t1e patriotIsn walcA marked her
story.
The BeEinnInx Of the Navy.
Gsv Woscott introduced Theodore
Roosevelt assistant secretary y the
navy wao spoke IN part. as follows:
The moment = the Constitution !
.sgncsinE Ess ese beginning o. oar saw
as Ne kn5x 6. today & G8s df-ee1 years
ar.Fr - launching ~ t6e E01stt-l ~ zff1 ri
E*r sister HGtpH eef1T@ EaA- lEG4a u (
= steh was rueraca1 waz hum 5le1. and
caring sHae Ast-sa veaTs Eae~R were many
pccg.e wa2 chlected - .hs rsa-nsalniaE q
a navy
eEs was haca1s@ W na8 TIE Co1 s1fsu,{oa
ar5 ser slssFr Ssrs ma. Ge came o3- %
TIE var with ere4sr- ard j. 5 3 D9ley
contrary - thAt @esrh prompted ~ .m .~s-
c-cl4n e sach vessels a. t. rs-eat go 3
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VIII auIs VII. Pr-..nt job.

Special Dispatch TO the PcSt-Tntei igencer.
TACOMA. ocr- sl-Ths beard % e3uca-
ton met tsn1Eh, and took hAsi acton IN
the Barrow case. that =. as far as Z xaz
eoncsrnsd- IL was decided % give sne pro-
fsssor The alternative q eitaer sending a
his resignation or being Sumnsrily Gls-
charged Tas meeting Was held aehiaa
closed doors. the greater PARTON ef tha
time being spent Tn discussing who xh1s1ld
be Prof. BsrsoEs successor. X was de-
cided % nane some ere ~ the teachers
now employed N the CITY schools.
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Northwest. and The idol % Tacoma. has
joined the Garden City Wheelmen. q san
Jose, and viii hereafter make his resi-
dencs II that city. A ane picture of the
terra Gotta" cyclone il tsu racing cos
tune ard astriae his wheel IS given IN the
same lsS1Ie
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FAY QUOTES BRANN
10 THE Governor.
His Own Vocabulary Not
Strong Enough.
TRADuCER AND VILlFlER.
Mighty Egoist, wAo Is Governor Of
Washington by Accident.
TRADucER AND VlLlFlER.

The Removed ReEenf Cncerks nis
Vial of Wrath and send. the Chief
Executive "a scathfng Letter ~ He
Says That Rogers. with n Low and
CanfsmpttbIe Desire for aevengc.
Waited for the First Opportunity
Withstand His Infamous Demands
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FORD GETS MORE EVIDENCE.
He secures kaidaytts to Prove abb
aud Procure a New Trial.

=
PORTLAND. Oct. Zf.-W- T. Ford the
ex-prszcher Of Seattle. VINO iast week was
found guilty sg the seduction Of is-year-
cid girl e n this elty seeking 10 secure
evidence Or which TO base 4 motion for
a new trial
Ford claims % have been n Portland a.
the tine the crime Is ALLEGED 20 have hee1
committed ard he has secured afidsvIrs
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Frnnk ;. Cstter fn csITfsrmsa.

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TACOMA Or --Ths Ssn E-rarnssco
Cal SS oegeee- IS s-Assa ssat Frsax J.
E2eEex. ia S<zEx zE-z1s-r sne~--1a. q tzs
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rrobshis that she 3eter-uines spcu kzlEag
hEnr and tasr nsrseif and tkat reuorss
caused -er % tess 50 rsstEsssly a. night ~
the aospitzL
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CEAMBERT4ATN~S PAIN BALM
ia EEE MAT7saN, LASrE BACK. sr@Arys
ExCEs, CTS Ax3 x-KSz
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= yc1 are -rgseiea glgs faflax haer
4an1yzz sezsnA % IRE sezla o- sne.laas
. xrsFnesz aas r7s 9@ss arsEarAsioa aea.la
70 carrecs zn1 czre-fE& EaEr nerexer
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--N-sl-z s.1rs ard rsvar s-sr SO a--
kgs as = afoek- Rae@sua fsr7a. z15 Csl-
E-sla sfr~sg-
Mohave County miner., 1897-03-13

John Brisben Walker has an ar ticle in the March Cosmopolitan dealing with the money question. He claims that the first thing nec- essary for the return of prosperity is the settlement of the money question. He maintains that our present system of finance is very crude and complete revision is necessary. The cause of panic is described as due to the inelasticity of our currency A London broker notified his New York correspond en. that a slight panic has arisen in the money center. The core spondent immediately proceeds to call in all short loans and refuses to make new ones. Other money lenders follow suit and a panic is on. Mir. Walker proposes to secure a currency that will meet all re- quirements of panic and prosperity, but fails to point out the way. He says that the eleven panics in America has caused greater destinc- tion to i~es and property than the wars of the rebellion ten times over The distrusts of banks by the people is caused by congress calling in the bankers of New York to ps2e judgment on all measures affecting the currency. Walker, we should judge, is of the impress sion that gold alone IS the only base of wealth and that all treasury notes should be cancelled. A sys- tenn of postal savings banks, as out lined, would undoubtedly do much toward relieving the stress of panic, but it would simply put in the hands Ot the wealthy another means to deplete the treasury of gold. Gold could not be obtained in quan- titles to pay off bonds on demsnd and legal tenders would have to be 1 issued. But then the people have no money and therefore a system of savings is useless. A system by
 which the people can earn some
 money to buy food should be the first thought of the new administra- tiOn.