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yONEs' WHEAT CHART REVISED.
r. Has Had q New Set Prepared and
VIII Use Them Axatn.

Special D.spatch 10 the Post-ln.elllgencer
sPUEANE., Oct 2-ftongresSTndn Jones
aas decided 20 rely upon his now famous
unesf chart To again land him in congress-.
h has jus. had a revised edition OF the
eAast made To order by well known ARCH
ftec. here and will exhibit X ard discourse
up3n It's merits for the first time In the
present campaign at keiso. Cow!itz coun-
~ On next Monday nigns where ne makes
H. frst speech. The chart Will be the
naln feature OF his one-n.ght stands in his
tour Of the west side OF the stair
The fusion campaign in Spokane county
will be formally launched Monday night
wher James Hamilton Lewis Is billed 20
sqeak at tna Auditorium.
The Republicans viii inaugurate their
campaign here some time next week, with
". l.. Jones. Of Yakima, as the principal
SPEAKER.
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MURDERED HER MOTHER.
DESPERATE ACT OF 4 DEsPoNDExT
PITTsBURG GIRL
she Aimed to Commit Suicide, and
Killed Her Mother Before shoot
ing Herself. From IN Insane idea

PfTTSBERC. Oct. s-RsrtAa Behs-e3n
killed her mother today ard later PUT tour
bullets into her own body. from the effects
Of which she canuot recover The oaly Xxx
risna.iog the girl has gfyea for her teTFi-
bic deed was.
Il was tired a. life Ii had no pleasures
for me-. | wanted 20 9Is. and ID rso1 want
my m0saer 70 live and fret over MY 1satb
For that reason I killed her
The crime. which was committed some
time III the early morning. vas net Dis
covered untI late IN the day. when son
CT the murdered woman came 10 the house
an5 found the murdered ~0Enans body IN
her room, cold IA death The room WAS
covered with blood, aGd there w2s svsry
Indication taag death had resulted some
hours before. In an adjoining room was
found she body OF rae EaurdeTess. lying in
q poo. Of blood, and in her right hand was
cln,cbed a revolver. Mrs. Beijsisin had
been Mot three times. one saot had en-
tered at the right side Of the nose and
had taken a downward course through the
neck, and had eat the seventh cervtcie YER
Zebra. Another shot had entered the right
breast and tae third had passed through
the right groin. A bui.ei had torn its way
through the young wonans right teTnp pie
and passed out at me top OK the nsaI
From both the entrance ard ext OF the
wound tie brains were ooz.ng. She had
also shot herself twice in me stomach. The
physicians said death was only a question
Of a short time. To one Of her brothers
GAtlES Il aS<i Va CONSCIOUSNESS kAS
told OF the shooting Of her mother. She
said she went into The suom with the re-
solyer in her hand She mad decided 10
kill herself. and knowing what the shock
70 her mother would De. concluded tina;
death TO her would be preferable 70 SUI
ferings on earth. Her mother. she said
vas eping when s1e went into the rooEl
She placed the revolver close 10 her breast
and fred. On the report OF the pistol her
mother sa. up in bed and said 70 her;
Birdie, What are you doing?
The answer was another saoi. which. she
says. was fired al her mothers face This
was evidently the saot which entered Mrs.
Beiisteins face and resulted in her in
slant death one more wound was in
htcIed afterward
Frederick Beilstein the father. was one
OF the best known residents OF Allegheny.
He died suddenly in December last from
apoplexy. Since then Birdie. who was -
years old. has been depressed, and Il Is
teit.xeai she Was ;amnorars.E Insane.
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SOLDIERS PARTLY TO BLAME.
Much of Their Troubles Due to Their
Own Caretes.ne~s.


Capt. Quinhy. 'iesirous II he public hav-
ng IL curiosity satisfied as ~ W re- n
blame should rest for the condition - The
soldiers. gives The following vers an
There has hse1 a great deal % taking
y reports OF sickn - by the mn them
a.-lvezs I received letters hundreds IF
them. from re'attveS Of naen a. camp
wA9 had received letter. from pFiVate
telling q tire awful sickness lhev were
suffering from ard their great need %
fruit ard iei e9reS In n.re cases crIt
- IN I found nat ne uleH who sere
writing letters NssTs we're no. SICK az a..
ard were merely ratrt ~ those awfai sic
.or.zS TO < uon< fvorn bone. This ~ =
tr3ie not oesv cf nsv company bu; ~
o-hsrx I 3 n prepared o .-7y thai near
y ne Whole of h iuesS Hns - 20 eat
lng sfrirkrg ard dampaess- TEE wou,t
frf0 FOR hours y IRE hot sun. and then
rush q q fr}l-t vi r and III up ~
hat fruit ~ watermelon. thsn Dr. ak te
excess ard 90 ar3i tie down under tn
shade. - he US " ere he ground was
AaTp Less .haa L eeT cent. coEsutiae
sra rraTllsrs AMI al. % wv company acre
a-ck. ard c. aot think ;haF nv cou2-
many was espza1 ally a~a!tsF- 1''e - q
rate. I zn frank 10 say mas Surprised nse
D. - fsRue~S
gsxe rev IL is IN voE-s - max Secre-
tary Alger and the. Departments wholly
-. .,cs ~ t3s amp slCEtl~Ss. bGt. ~
rnp.@ jus-ce. q par e In hafse -rf}s:
.. qus upon re u2@a 81 JstiFea ar&
s.gs1a fne officers $40 al nGt S1*3.ces
5tFs. AIRY s-s- =. ne
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\ Semf-Oihcial Newspaper Editorial
ON the Subject in Lima

LIMA. Peru. via Galveston. Oct. Ell
Tempo. a semi-oFiciai daily newspa per
publishes 4 long editorial regarding the
claim # Alex. McCord the American min
ing engineer. who was imprisoned BY the
Peruv.ans during The revolution tor $50
go. The article says;
Surprise IS expressed here at the ar
ticles appearing in the American newsna-
per press respecting he nresen. relations
OF the United States and Peru and the lat
ter's intentions Peru simply protests be-
fore the world against The want Of cor
s.deration and Justice with which she has
been treated. She bears no i'll VIII has no
hostile Intentions. and - resigned to The
consequences of the arbitration"
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A LONE TRAIN RoBBER.
Holds Up nm Oregon stage aid G~ts
Away With Registered Mail.

EMPIRE CITY. Or, Oct About I
O'Clock this morning tar Roseharg- Myrtle
Point stage was robbed about nl-le cas-
81 the latter place by o-e man wttA
a revolver The driver. nam Baker.
vas commanded 10 halt. and. aft : obey
Ing. WIS ordeTe3 10 throw oai m NAL
bag Baker threw the sack 10 the Fob
ts-~ who inm d zte'y tod nm /; the
registered Tag BE- wanted. After get
tue ire Texfst -p1 SACK nc h X Va Ms 2
t05f MIN 10 drive on. Baker cannot gve
= isScriT> ou 81 ghe robDsr. There Me-
sixteen re&iSi red etters n he sack. con
tanning between s~a ard 500. Sheriff
chEa r~as Notified ard was upon raa
s--osIr,4 cary tn.< Eor~ ncca. bDt n las
accounts hA3 3 zcovered no cue.
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status OF Ia nkruptcy of6cers.

WASHINGTON Oct In A communal
cation % th- attorney general. responding
70 ar inquiry. Acting Postmaster General
Heath says that the post0rice department
holds tEak referee IN bankruptcy - an
officer ef the United States government.
entitled 70 use the penalty envelopes
bur is not satisfied that a trustee In bank
ruptcy 5 80 entitled The referee he ex-
plains. is appointed by the court ana re-
qaired 20 take the usual cath while the
trustee represents the creditors. is appoint
ed by them. and is nor required 10 take
the cath
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MARCHASD IN 4 TIGHT PLACE.
He Had small Force. and the Der
wishes We're THREATENING

LONDON. oCt "A diSpas IN from
Cairo % ihe Daily Telegraph confirms the
statement thar Maj Marchand had one
brush with the deryish gunsoats, which
bad gore 10 fetch reinforce Fueuts H
was IN sore straits and L number Of his
men rad I'D or deserted
on The arrival II The Sirdar he had an
entre force OF about 40 Seneaiase ard
FIVE Frenchmsu infrrUche4 on A small
tongue Of land. The natives In the
vicinity were very threatening
Mai. AarChaat came 10 thu waters
stEe 10 meet the Ssrdar ard cha ted
arjcably with HIN The Frenchrlau
produce: some champagne and drinks
were mad all around
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SNYDER FILES 4 WITHDRAWAL.
VIII Not Accept the Nominntio n
From the silver Democrats.

BUFFALO. y. Y. Oct. 2.-oie y. Sny-
der, the pom.nee for attorney general on
the Chicago platform tjcket. has declined
10 accept the nomination. in an interview
this afternoon Mr.. Snyder said.
Il VIII not accept the n0msna't5n. My
decision Is final. ard a telegram o. feeI.na-
tion VIII be in Mr.. McDona d's hands to-
morrow morning. That - al can say"
VI. ]. Cation. the nominee for state treas
Ursr OF the same ticker returned to the
city today, ard saws he VIII accept the
n animation lenderee nm.
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~ MEMORY or tn,>u REVOLUTIONS
Foundation stone of Monument l..
Laid nj Cork

CORK. D-; 40 crde-.y te--srsfra-
- - 7-zs- t-re ,ceaE lp5s fns orca-
Il ~ ere .ay.aE " tae f9gnst8,&on stone
- csc mayor - tA~ egg % r7Fsrs-xTee77k
~ rrrre a-v & re I-tssfl Tevo.,.. .onS ~ -
leUE t,4s &~- fsS- SFv@r4t - z1~rn ~
- tae Hcs4S@ ~ common were gre@~-r 4
-sr1-4-3cr as adopted coaErat4aa:3-x
1-ls1- -&ssae-.a41.s gp1a Ea@tr EasTs1-sc e.
.orts - .sreveut .ie .or14szx o. a. Ago
American alliance
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Lord HerscheII Banaueted.

MONTREAL Oct Lord Herschel.
chairman OF the International commission
now in session in Quebec was hannu4t.a
by the bar % Montreal last evening. In
reply 10 toast in his honor he said the
proceedings OF the conference had SHOWN
aim that the difficulties between the Unit
"a States and Canada were of a minor
character, and he did not see why they
snouid rot be easily and amcably a9-
iustei
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Chuahi TIA Poue Back In once.

patch 20 the Times from Shanghai. Chuahl
Ia Poue has been appointed pres dent Of
the court OF ceasors ard A member ~ the
grand council. He Is Yung l., : chief sag
porter and was recently dismissed from
Office by the emperor. The projected i'm
pera! review % the forces al Tients.n has
been abandoned.
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10 confirmation OF the report. and cannot
aereps the statements se-t cszt a. tr1s-
DO yog believe ras er.pSrnr e dsad~
he was 7sks1
- noT.@ Re Is ret" was The reply. yer
( do r2t kEGE- l. may be thar al the
reuorrs have xrcwn ous 81 some Illness Of
his ma ieSty Bat sick ren sometimes die.
au1 10 r3y De deal Men dse natural
dea.t4s r China, as ELSEWHERE
He thea repeated the assurance rhat h
had received no news Whatever. and re-
p@atzd me hope ta8t ae would receive re-
assuring
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Chile and Argentine in Conference

VALPARAISO, Chile. Oct. 2-Y-Ster-
days conference was held in The room %
President Errazug-S between the members
OF Argentine and Chile 10 arrange The
Aitacana question. which was not inc.fu}-
~ In the arbs1 raiion negotiations oet Necu
the TWO countries The Chilean report
suggested four solutions. each or which
WAS repeied by the envoy Of Argentine.
who. however, made no counter suggeS
lions.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct 2-The In
diarsa polls Western League team defeated
tas Cleveland club today. 6 to I. in an ex-
hsbifion game.
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~t'FlII- III II II
Ore % rhe TuoSs singular % railway ac-
~isArts VAS tha. nzar Genes. by wa.ea a
sczrr lives we're recently .0s- TIE G'EDH
..nrsL IL wa-da 4; occgTE1 J. IS yery ing.
ard Sal ,oal that t-e windows afa smut
IoavlnE rhe passsnes % ke@n alive q
what al = already = the ear B4i ~ en-
stn,x~s haVe 10 sucH c9rf n sd tae a.
silent VAS ca4ssd ny the ia. 1aar 1a ne
drivers ard ;sse1@n CT tb@ tryes .n~fTss
NEEDED q aa1l tAe t~afn -F see trAFy
grade - the t5l.cey. x@Fe a-13oy1 se10{5.
m, tras1 consequently ssp1ed hack ard
1lzrzeti re Fa$zerET~ rra-r q, 80 fs9,-
.o.7 = tee l-e-sne AT <A-nerzear RAJ
would et-aer v~nslate Saai gAnHe! oT f4F-
.--h "a e-et-s-rs wsh s.~ec~' ,zs@ss-es,
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FOREIGNERS IEANIN. PARIS.
Are Much Alarmed over Present aud
Threatened Disorders.

FAIRS OF 1-Tha Eisc-deTs Save ere
at.& u,ense alarm among the foreigners A.
We hotels ag1 e = probable thai as exodus
Nit uCcur. t1e guests fearing graV@ 3eye3-
opa3ects. Tire viking Glass - Gar has
re IS aIovf hul ~ leaders o. tae r.ts- par
t.-s sre tetGg t1eir utmost - SIT .6eru sap
an3 :t S. believed ,hat tee disorders vii be
~rreattsi.
f. Mstlr Publishes dispatch from cav
e5.ue stating thas the French cruiser I}t.-
-cr,ts-u ~ sing agf s.}e S45tIt -S4ar,&x VA
* 20 h-sre loFeytus lwav
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MURDER IN TENNESSEE.
Five People Shot Down by Assassins
Lying I'm Ambush.

MTRFREESBoRO. Tenn. Oct. 2.-Thig-
~ miles east Of this city five men
reported 20 have been assassnated. John
Hoiingsworth killed a man by the name
Of Hggins nearly a year ago. A suit was
brought against HoiIingsworth and judg-
ment taken against him by the members
OF Higgins family for 5000. Yesterday
there was 10 be- auction sale of his
property ito satisfy the Judgment and Hoi-
lings orth and several Of his friends con-
cealed themselves in a barn on the place.
When the nien came TO carry out the pro-
ceedngs the men ii hiding fired INTO them
with double barrsled shotguns. killing four
men and wpunding another so badly that
he viii hardly recover. The names OF TIE
victims are:
Killed: Rev A. G. webb Samuel Webb.
his SOD JEFF Higgins unknown man.
Fatally injured: James Vincent
The dead men are Of the most prominent
people OF tbs section. A posse is in pursuit
Of Eol,ingsMorth and his party.
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URGING REpREssIvE MEASURES.
Election Disturbances in Prussia "a
lie Drastiealiy Treated

BERLIN. Oc:. 1.-The Toerwae~ts pub
..sae< an order fsSuS4 by tAe PrusSiau
m mister 20 the governor of EGrfert com
planning q III ie0iensy shown ~ the
police - The recent - elton Disturbances.
ara en3oiuinr the u0l-ca 4 future 10 1c,
rcsolltg.v. using tns rGgeS ard ro- the
r&t ~ their swords Il rioters refused 20
3.sfs~sa. This order i believed 10 bs
d.rect,si against ne socialists, ans, * like
- so p-csi fca sensation.
Tee order also suj0ias ,1- energetic Use
e rCearu2s and proa-a.ts The firing CO
..anks
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MADRID. Oct. 2.-The bank OF Spain
for the week ended yesterday shows the
following changes; Gold n hand Increase
l. ~. go pesetas: silver in hand, decrease.
1890 pesetas: notes in circulation, Zso.ooa.
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CAIRO. Oct, 2.-Keinforce mems have
been ordered from OIudurfuau To Gheaaref
where the force under Col. Parsons has
repulsed another dervish attack with slight
loss. There is no news from Fashoda. but
IN all probability Maj. MaVchand will short
~ eyacuate his position There.
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MADRID, Oct. IA dispatch received
here from the Vixcayas Islands says the
Tageis have landed II the Amiga province
and have been completely defeated by the
Spanish column after ii sharp fight in which
ninety-four OF the Insurgents Wefe killed.
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WASHINGTON. OF "A convention Of
Iostmasters Of the first class will be held
Al Detroit next week. P0stmas1ers desir-
ING leave 10 attend i can secure il by ap-
plying - Assistant Postmaster General
Heath by wire or letter
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senta-vrs - s3une 81 :he SCAT 2ern tstTs-ta
wa.Gf may 34s }aSe % tae Republican p~sFty
tais year, particularly = Nu-ta Carolina
Aa3ct. 4zs gGw tEree Republican rVprSSSFl-
tAtiFE> f.se Republicans ARD the SILVER Il.
fopu--sES eEE.rg fused ~ zs4mher q re
@.sfF3><s e -Aat state = opposition - "a
democrats - 1885, with s1s rssalt mat
there IS aniy snc sra sstout Democrat
o0 sse delegation srrgu *. Tsga ReQlIhiean
congress oI,al coEn Gs.tfee expresses 20 afs-
pzeaers "a 3sFT re oa..ocbs IN any Q! 20
3o&btful districts.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Oct This evening
Robert Lash. a desperate character, went
"a 2al Court street. where his we WAS
stopping. ana calling her into the hallway.
ssot her deaf Lash then Killed himself
w.th the same weapon. The tragedy was
The culm.rAtlon OF many quArrels.
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OREGON CITY. Or. Oct. a.-H.rman
Foilest. aged Is. accidentally shot himself
with rife this evening. aear the Ciacka-
nas hatchery. he was standing on A
lsg and get the gun on the ground butt
downward when som. twigs caught the
hammer, causing II TO discharge It's CON
tents entering the abdomen and ranging
Upward. Death WIS instantaneous
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NEW YORK. oct. 2-The World says;
Unless Henry George changes MS n1ind
within the next foSty-sight hours ne wil
not be the free silserits candidate for gov
ernor against Var Wyck and Roosevelt
His decinason was written Saturday.
However. a determined effort viii be made
10 get him fc allow his name 20 he used
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DENVER. Col. oct A party Of
editors from Georgia. about IoG in number.
sperst tsso hours in this city today on
;rlr, ,hes- wan stop several days In Den
ver They lsft this evening west over
the Union Pacific.
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ASHLAND Pa. Oct. while Michael
Thompson, a haifw.tted young man. was
chasing his mother about the dining room
A, his home in Mehanoy Place THIS af-
ternoon his brother Thomas seized a shot
gun and Sho: Michael Instantly killing
him Thomas surrendered % the authoFi-
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L. anchored CT Mission rvock waiting TN
III repairs can Re made The pss1 on
lsacsr or one os the cylinders O. aer En-
ssEs*@ snapped wnen the fun pressure OF
Tie steam wzs turned Or, but no other
damage was done. IL IS thought that
day.
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SANDY HOOK. N j.. Oct. 2.li;so p.
m-The iise-saying station reports /
schooner ashore near the point. The YES
sci is the schooner Stephen Bennett. Capt.
Glass, from. Philadelphia fer Portsmouth.
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CINCINNATI oct 2.-ConEre ssr7ea
Br0mwe.l ard S1attuck today Accompanied
a committee OF the Cincinnati Char ber Of
Commerce % Washington 20 present 70
the war department "A petition TO make ;
military camp out 81 Oakley park. suit
able fer < 1sN or $3.50 troops
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Peace Commf..ion's Quiet sunday.

PARIS, Oct THE members OF the
United States peace COMMISSION passed
quiet f1rst Sunday IN Paris today. some OF
them attending church. Gen. MERIT; is
expected 10 arrive here Monday afternoon.
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Col. smith. Condition Improving.

SANTA MONICA. Cal. Oct 2-Col.
Smith passed the night restiessly. but his
condition today Ia much improved While
he II not entirely our of danger. the ply
s<ctsns believe ne VIII recover. providing
complications do not arise
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. IA special TO
the American from Murfreesooro. Tenn.
saws. \ telephnne message mas been re-
ceived from Woodbury., Cannon county.
stating that the Cannon county murderer
ard assassin. james HolliugSworth. has
been shot and severely wounded. crowd
~ stxty men has him located and expect
10 capture him tonight. together with his
acconpiices
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SAN FRANCISCO Oct 2-There are
BOW over 81 patients In the division field
hospital at thu, Preside, all OF whom are
doing well. Besides these. there are Is0
men on Through, a I'm the convaleScent
icrae and IN private residences. bringing
the sick list above 5ssl. Private Henry
/. Scott, OF Company X. First Iowa died
ga
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LONDON. Oct. S.--The Standard says
eaitorialy this morning it Is convinced that
England could confidently reckon on the
support Of the United States and Japan
IN the execution of necessary MEASURES In
China.
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To- Boston T'-ansc-sgst seems to ~ %
-a~- fa.y-gfar ,e-ryle VIZ ss>gns che e al
sra~.tv. 20 xhorn ;se s7.sow1flg .fsra -
-~sser.t tzssI~ - spgaarer,.y a31~as@e>' .
hage al tAs moisture VS. res<l Tor tn@
present Now give - 4oo4t seventy-slx
. tas saa2e azd xkEz4e&s re sI@.c trans
.oz nla.soa sexEs-"
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. The Pacific
MAJ sseamsr City OF Picking. which
Noon. but which broke down of Lime
point iuse as she started under full spaes,
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ro Attend thc Illinois. Launchinx

CHICAGO Oct. 7~Gov Tanner and his
stan with no other citizens Of Illinois. lest
this afternoon for Old Point Comfort, va
where the hat,lesh.p Illinois vii be chris
tened Tuesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-03

ST. PETERSRt RIG. Oct. 3.-Tbe car has
left by the { c!rnean route for Copenhagen
20 attend the funeral az the Queen %
Denmark
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-03

4 Cow3ifz county lumber firm is 40 rush.
81 with business thai Z declined Last week
Ia accept orders for $50 go feet.