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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09
New p0rt Races

CINCINNATI SspE- s-The racing a.
Nex-pers today waS ne Aest - the nse-g-
tag. Weatser aae. tr.-cz sAst. Results:
s.x e1rlo1gx-y -olzzd.ez XII Ed T&2san
s+esna Cs4-Acas .-lr5- T1.;1a. ii5ss-
Nfe ard AZ =le@-h se.N-z-Dser Gtarsn-
GO won Gardener sseooCd, prosecutor
,nlrd Tlsre. I-5~s4-
Mil n & va Sir RosIa second,
TIE Planet third. Time. Liza.
Five 9nzS-+,rs1Hle wo1. Georgia
SECOND slayas 81 II third Tine. I-e2i=-
SER .:rsarzs. sell cg-'Tsutcer E0n
Ar~ra-7ls second. Bet Frost ,niEd. Tine.
I-s4.
Sven eariorgs, s@iiiug-To7 Kingsley
= ~. Dutch Comedian second, Lena May
e-s rrsrd Tsgr@ -.As.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09
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Defeats Tacoma ia zm Exciting Gane
Of BALL

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

NEW YORK, 8 ~ :.-Rexuits al Sleeps
head Bag.
five fur.oass--k.gley Mac won. Manuel
second. Cant S.gsbe@ chiFd. TINE. 1.9z -.
Mile aasi an eigSta. s@illng-8en Ronald
won. Maxine Gomez secofd. Joe Miller
third Tire. -.
R&gIs F'1lsar5ty course Black Venus won.
f'rest-dl xi;atrica second. Lady Lindsay
third. Time, i.l-.
Nll4. ssIlirg-Fenetrs won. Siasher Gee
3ad Trianon third. Time 81 -
sx f9rEonzs-I.ara5ent Won. Aaniou Sec
ord = Cal.agin third. Time y rs.
Rasser, mile and 4 nalf-T'hor.as Cat
yeoa. Jefferson second. Time. : . -.
Nil and a sixteen:h-BAnnork won, Ar
gtebus second. Boo. Ina third. Time. az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

Ms. Aa<rew Linden h3z aske3 ~ p5-
bc@ 20 assist r.. . fH3 her h-ssa -
Gre szw Hltn Iz=t August - fgss ueen
- ieft E@F 4 Coax Inlet. shs thinks =
0@u7e 81 se4t.ie NJ Linden IL 81 yeAr<
ID, sf3ls :eet : inches rau ard qssse
heavy.
Mrs T. 3. Pratt ~ Rcchester. TTfs
arrived n S@attte last sunday. expect.sle
. - a1et ~ fae train ~ 5sr Hgsbaae
TneT rtLsee1 c-9rneclicnE. -ils h4s beer
staying 81 tige Sortn western h8teL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09
Returning FROM COPPER RIVER
More Wosid-B~ Prospectors Come
Back sadly Df.appaIBsrd.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept the baTk
Eeetra arrived today. twsnty-pHe days
from prince william sound. assh salmon
for the Alaska - gers Association IRE
Electra Brought down n'tT1b~r q pres
p~c'1rs from copper river xho were de-
liThfed - refarn 70 tals city They report
fne Copper rirey district CON pje.e fail
ufe aad TO god In sight in that Country
HQrdYees or utfers aye snsi0As - re
nm bgt naoF have net tic means - gay
fheft nay MAJ - fn@ kl~ctfss ia sse:z-
gers ars residents - E4e:ern cites
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

SAN FRANCISCO. SEPT. II 80 party 4
goi8 hunt%r< that cayoe t4eTe from NV
YORK or he BARK Agate are not Koifg d.
rnlt 20 9he r lanGike- A. sqoa as ne tes~
~. Is pfovL90aed they VII SAL for Cook
.rlef ard WI 3foha by prospect that part
= the country before ne3dlrg Tor Da@-
~an AgteF landing hog isas%enx~rs a. Cook
MET tne Agate wlli be br0ugrj back 80 saa
Francisco and AL ~ INTO the coas.ing
1rtHN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

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=. ~ Mss NJ -eArt. ~.
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S.x Sf-sgs-As a. - --rs-s,s :,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

fl&EHAiis. Sept t-Tfe aFtl-le All eay-
ing su tne l'ost-irsrilRrnecr un.tef a Che
halls dafe i3ne. stating tAal h4G Three a~ie-
gates from THIS county afse nde3 fae = .s.e-
5aFE roi F*ffl@". = 81 stf4f. D4t u th-
tflFiE-hve ael~Ts'es - Vshleh tn}z county
is emitted probably ihlrl q rtt over 10
A.tEaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09
FREE TO ALL WON

wish all ladies' TO know .aas . rs~
aeer OF branch office for the ~ "a
famous Balm % Figs A remedy 81 "
positively cure al forms Of fentxsss
ress without the aid Of . pays I'D
as proof ~ It's merits I VIII glatEvs q
send any lady one 56~cert box -
there - no case OF palngul errsag,sT
there Is TO case OF Painful Periods. ssr
raoea, Dizplacemenss or Irregular u.
Is hat & will cure This = no ana,s-
tors medicine. CT agmbug. bat Nh
own remedy for women. gHseh f.se
ne 70 health after all other ueaass
failed. and is Endorsed By many sessf
dies n Will cost ycu nothing 70 cog
yourself Of iis merits. and shan os '
al 20 have you cali. or send 2-csrs y
and / Will send you one stcent Oh.
and write Won full particulars.
Caroline Rose. Seattle. Wash.. "a Ess
avenue. REMEsi BER-BALM OF
CURES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. s-The grand
circuit 10. a. Charter OK park pulled
n nineteen heats N tod4y's racing. sum
MARES:
gSe rot purse fzfct-Tbe Abbot; won
.irs<e fourth ard fifth heat@ Time 2:Tfu
.lea. Zss-ss- Kentucky Union won second
an5 t1lri heats. Tine. 2sa.. 2.il. Rilma
taird.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

=, tae open ng - fhr evening tsvss 3n
Chairman stoHaEa - th@ sie '4t ey,asr5t-
zee sA3 taAt t..e committee as H1t jet
ready Sc make fHAi Fep8Ft
Sc sis't.-l ,hs p9ptsiss convention. ae
sest5 'so.i STIMULATED alra tft-n 1at faey
$40 not ssmilats ~zts 50 seGy ext=n-
stEs5Y
Gtsu pe etle3 the ggrs silver te'.srr-
ula. TfseY received uz sagy e9lcfvas.ss.y
anA sAe0 va lefs :asy wsfe Ass,l.se lrg e
resolution de- lsfaae ~ suflslst Ia ogs
}1SNe Ne sfre fws satt$ sut ryheE Iso.sRfa
fos ~ sai.y fhsf See aefson 80 the :. ser
Af.s1t.ieah .urv%htluH in reEay& 80 aCt1a4
oa tne rtar r. rsgsrs sTsgsu.8tts<s report had
ras teen correctly s,I~of;~3 oy fha com
fgtlts@ - SO Sc kfe Demo .Yattr convention
'ha; tu est' taey has adopted tee res~ost
aafv vpnHifsoaAilY Ne were SO Es>8cei
that they aasil3 apsaslsi eagsl.tte~ q
five foF free ceafarsrce
Thr e,sru4llse~ = a. granted further s.ur
ant CAA!ffnan tgssssId w4s f}auAsi IS gtle
cunvsutsan
featsn. - spokane ssd 80 postpone
set4aa oH the platform sas9 after the cy.s-
teevn<c ooaaml1isa h-a reported
Vance. {! Yakima. L. aoi ta.aA ,.s re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

Seal Dszpaecl - t1@ Pozt-Lzt@sasgsacs
TACOMA So 5-Te.ay> &43 gz1,e
1eesee- re sal p-t-Es-S aid RAJ. car
rsess <1- .ze aene1- Il - =1@lter1.s Arms
VAS woa ~ .2e z-a-l carriers. sore = %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09
Ha vths~ a.r~x

CHICAGO. SEPT Results !; Hr
tEor-@:
Six <1rioass- Harryrr..sr w,~ rsgs.
cEus ssccr1. T4ures8n -.
ST fs1yIo-ys-S a.rc:.--, 80. III.
s~Seal 7; nsrsFgr,e. IS
rs.,-ss 80 80 .alrrx0a. lug sees-l-
One srS an eighth M. x,..
Oregon Plot seec1d, n. .ss,i
Tine. 49,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09
Person al.

Miss Ethel F&tn@r. a - .sz,s.. n
49,. a5.a ;1,-F s1ST Ik~ary R,s-ss
=. -. 1e''"1~s'024' oF'' ARe 81 SlFs.sl y1fs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

Special I1sspatca t. r. f'ost- jD,sijeenctr.
OLYMPIA Sect. s-EepoTts reese as.si
trts elty Is evening ta2t SIT p~0r'S log
glug ramp No an8 TIRE r0r3eaax carr.
}ygte in Asson county aave beer deS:royes3
os IRE The atmosphere is ,h1ck XIII
snoke from forest .i-ess IN tats v.e;nity
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

Lt.MES BROS. Circus opposite A;a-
se;ic PARK To-Day Tax James street Fire
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

EXCT RSToS 20 Srcqsgalrsx,,r..
T. II Fare. ia: children hy,-s.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

AsHf<GTOE. Sept s-It looked IKE
Warrington would VI 81 account O. p!-
rte .i-dEess. bat KILN vas gwen x9rse.
The gau@ vas called - account ef dark
zees Attendance -oa Sore:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09
Hesaii. the ataaty Alliance.

The rnsset sensational st-e.~sf IT she aI.er
bs>1t ~ss 'saada ~ Aslyn. oF Plrfeo ana
strongly criticized tae E-5li-y - taa Itesno-
tsA9s sa delaying sta3 ,ralhl.us - foy4Ast
asua+sge8S
4 rannef conceive" he sa&3 "hoa ,,e In
tefsssts 81 the Democrat lnfsx can ~
ssats r. - ~ cont nnsly l}7ug down ana
letting the 8r@u he.i 'fesd uE@5u Dsno-
eFaTs | wEs Tot az shs ikst fusi0w roE-
Ysntlon ana sn ttaNK!g I was not"
ige Favored aji9uraigz fQr only ha.t at
aopr.
n0e hester. q King favored ~e''iiag the
question a. enoe b e'reet.ns faal41 go sAe
lsaals asktd
P.stpsa favored an Adjournment of AT
hours sni Esuee's RECTOR prevailed tne
nour tsine nxe1 a. lo~k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

hACt kSi0E % SrcGl-ia S,.-s,,
=. II FARE. si-aa. ch.li~s,.. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

EXCURSION 10 SuaqGalrTse Sunday.
n Fa~e. s. ~ ea!sirsn half price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

'fss ssDs,st ~ 't.s ss1n' saffeseaes e2sss-
MITES - stae tbfss tsssse1s .aas sft@e $40
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~ Cts ssffsz sFssgta9
Fggsth~sE .4s uszSss $50 carried tsgas
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tms @s5Dfens ssa4fE judge
"ktfth 4 nes FE@15yFs az fsAIaHs Thai
ths thFts - f3lss ussf ~ joint a4f eefgttsx
atss ~ tEsE convention earn EaFFs sssl.
make 80 yais c1laifas sass f8f tA@ vatssssls
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slssfnusitias. cad 90 c&ncsS# "a Shall ~, taa-
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tas af3#I saYs fsfFsYs3 1855 u5s iafs'y - al
sss'ss 81 r. tiifsg aeass G15ssns 81 s4e 5ssu,
tsgt eAfipfs.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

LEMEN BROS Circus oL.s AZ.
istic Park soiay- Take JangeA,es, sss
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MflED lid R,
HMG2IIS IILI.

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s@g - 1se srsxSs-~-@s -a~--~s-sAE Srsyszss e.
fsfszssE Szsss ss-s7szssz-szysss zszs@-ase-~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

Her. go s%~3s@ss.ezs meg4 sssraes =
X = sges Ess@2s 4~s-4@a &ssasze - f~szs
* zsx 49, lzsfss4 saa-@ a. ~ S~ssssssaass-sA.
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a4s,-ze s@e So @sss4ts x .. s@~zzezz as~ss =.
gs4-s - ES@g s@<s - Sad E@ax &@s1,-
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ssssk 49, 5.g*sa. 9. Essx sSsxs sestz-~
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~ K2sg ess.sg gray
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taesa 81 a n3sss &GDesss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09

= s171ss~ % DsF'S'@2s Icy
z7z~ @~eT 3D ~ ~
S@a4-'s1S@s ~ $f
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aT@ sas'S @s - sS~ = - go s@~
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$50 -sssss : -z.sse 49, 70 80 -.
s@sSs 3ss sSsN zssar ~ - zss.ssse
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- FREDERICK nAlfgsAs

''Ai.Ix II, G.f%sTsya
saefsfafS.
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sssss sssgsgssrsesss
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-28
TALKING AGAINST TIM,

II Is liuirnI1 y,
be accon,,,is,,,l 49, =
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ter should a...,n1.,.,,.. .,;''.' 49,,
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Columbia
i ark,
Portsmouth, Va.

- minutes ride by Ports
mouth Street Railway. Grand
opening and flag raising.
July q. High class Valdc-
VILE July 1th and thcrcar-
ter daily. Admission to Park
free.
1dae G. 8 Q. Or Norfolk & WilIonyAo
spit Route.
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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
EXCEPT MONDAY
BY THE
Dailg pres= Gna, PAM,


The Daily Press may be obtained
Crossicy Bros. Washington avpnI,,.
J. a. Cory. Acre
chesapeake & Ohio Restaurant.
CHARLES Robinson. No. wv avenue
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EoAl!h WANTED -GE.NTI.l:AlAN
desires ROOM ana tirsi CLASS board
near Shil'N:ii'i AGdrn. s X. Y H."
ju-H-t Press office.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-28

It looks as if some OF The
Spaniards are at last beginning to
realize 70 what desperate straits span
ish honor has tlrifted. IN Il speech Il.
the Spanish Chamber of Deputies Mar
Shal CamDnS said:
If the Conservatives DO not accent
power in the event of their being called
upon to do so, then, in order TO main
Tain the dignity ard honor Of Spain. /
myself will pick it up, even gu, Of the
gutter"
II Marshal Campos would only look
q into the matter closely he would dis
cover that Spanish honor has been in
me gutter or in some other place ~
slowly and obscure for the past qdaItc..
OF a century. If this virtue Of @hicn
:<.uT Spanish friends talk 50 muc., mad
heen properly cultivated and practical
IN every day affairs Spain would not 10
in such an unfortunate condition TODAY
This talk. however, simply serves u
illustrate the truth Of the st:t.ftent
that thieves are always the greatest
sf1ckiers for honesty as far as their own
interests are concerned
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The Daily Press is the recipient Of b
book entitled the Functions Of
Money" by Hon. William u. Stewart.
Senator from Nevada. 1t is a we'll writ
Ten Ten article in favor Of th, free coinage
Of silver
sss How olyeycr one may think inreferenes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-28

Mems Tan Wei. Hand Sew
ed. Silk Nesting Top. in
Coin or Bull Dog Toes, reg
ular value $500, Will go at
$3.50.
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just What You'V6
B6Cn WdiJing For.
Our Serui-anntal Clearance Sala of
NEWS SUITS 0Dd TROUSERS

Atpl~iccs 1.hatlvoul q
surprise the makers !!
W. cndcavoI to close
out every Suit each
season 50 we will be
enabled to sci! you an
entire new one the
Note the gen
lill!C cut in prices for
Reliable Clothing:
SI4,S IS for SUITS that.
Wcrc Sis. 90.
SI|.9S for suits that:
@cl~c $500.
So. % for suits that.
were So. 50.
ST. 50 for suits that.
were 5000.
@o.lS for suits that
were S.. 50.
,, 81 g s. f9 u suits that:
These low prices
Will prevail through
out. the entire SesOna
TIL the stock IS closed
out.
Special sale in Hats.
Special sale in La
dies and CIildrcn's
Shoes.
Bargain day here is
every day III the
week.
.sT Ne goods will be charg
Cd at sale prices.
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Ladies' Genuine Dongola
Patent Tip, hand turned, in
lace and button. Il very
flexible and dressy shoe, reg
ular value $3.50, will go at
SO cents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-28

Ladies' Tan Wei, oxford
Ties. Hand Sewed. Patent
Leather or Kid Tip, a very
soft and flexible Shoe, regu-
lar value S2.25. will go at
$I24.
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l'"H REST Two EGnNl,-lsI.ooE,
communicating furnished rooms
With hoard Apply at los 27th 81.
near WcA, Ay1 iu2&-2te
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Ladies' Wei Kid. Hand
Turned, Kid Tip. Silk Top
Facing, a very stylish Shoe
in Button or Lace. regular
value $3.50. will go at Sl.4S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-28

Mems Genuine Calf. Hand
Welted. Coin or Opera Toes,
i'll Lace or Congress, regular
value $3.50. will go at $l.4S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-28

Misses and Children's Tan
Wei, Strap Sandals. all solid
leather, with large nickle
buckle and Satin Bows.
regular value $1.OO. will gu
at 4Sc
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Youths Satin Calf. solid
leather, dongola top. lace
shoe. in coin and opera toes,
sizes - to 2, regular value
$l.25, will go at SO cents.
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Mems Satin Calf. Solid
Leather Shoes. in Lace and
Congress. in all style toes,
regular value sl.50, will go
at 19c.
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The San Francisco call., 1898-11-14
COL0RED CLERGYMEN
 ON THE RACE RIOTS
Meetings to Be Held in All Large Cities of the Country to Dis
 cuss the Situation,

NEW YORK Nov. 13.-Concerning the race riots in North and South Carolina, the Rev. Thomas Fortune said to-day a meeting of colored citizens and others would be held in Cooper Union on next Thursday to discuss the situation. At the meeting it is said that 5. D. Bassett, side All the pastors of Afro-American churches in New York will take part. Many prominent white citizens have been invited to attend the meeting, which will be strictly non-partisan. It Is also added that meetings will be held on the same evening in Boston, Philadelphia, Wash ington and Chicago.
 ST. LOUIS. Nov. 13.-At a meeting to- day of the Forum Club, composed of the most prominent colored citizens of St. Louis, Professor o. M. Wood, race com missioner of the organization, delivered an address upon the subject of the recent massacre of negroes in the Southern States condemning these acts and calling for intervention by the national Govern ment.
 Resolutions were adopted for the ap- pOintment of committee to draft an ad- dress to President Mckinley, calling his attention to the defenseless condition of colored citizens who are subjected in the States they live to all forms of violence, and to ask him to intervene in behalf of humanity and good government.
 The committee was instructed to circu- late this petition throughout the United States for the purpose of securing sigma lures and cooperation of the colored cit izens of the enlare country. copy will be sent to each United States Senator and Representative