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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-25
FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

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as proof " ~ merits. 1 Will gladly give or
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ther. Is no case az Painful Periods. Leucor-
rhoez Disbursements or Irregularities sax
what /. via cure. This "a 40 aaack doc
tors medicine. or hIn1ug. but Natures
own remedy FOR @osaen. which restored m4
10 hsalth after all other means rad failed.
and - indorssd ~ many Seattle ladies'. i.
All cost vol nothing 70 con vince yourself
az its merits and ] snail he pleased 80 hays
You cali or send q 2-ceat stamp and
will send Yoa one @-csrIt box free. and
write yen fi0 particulars. Mrs. CaTo1ns
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A BIG STRIKE Of RICH ORE.
THE BONANZA IN THE REPUBLIC
Is TWELVE FEET WIDE.
Average Assay of the Full Face OF
the Ore Body is Si45 in Gold. and
There Are $2.oO0,ooo Worth in

REPUBLIC CAMP, Colville Reserva-
ton, Wash, Feb. -4.-The ore body n
tunnel No. Of the Republic mine widened
today 10 twelve feet OF exceedingly high
grade ore. An assay from sample taken
the full width OF the ore body gave <l45 in
gold. In seventy-fve feet of drifting the
lowest assay was Sl02, and the average is
close 10 500.
Since work was started on this mine last
June the owners have blocked out s. 0oo 90
worth OF ore, and from the ore now IN
sight they say they VIII pay $l.5Qo.ooo IN
dividends, beginning with the completion
of the mill in October.
Other sensational strikes are reported
from Torodo creek, ten miles from Re
public.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-25
WUtTCoM EiREMEN INDIGNANT.
Threaten to Disbapd Because They
Cnu't Choose Their own pnlcers.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-In'elfigeneer
WHATCOM. Feb 2i-The ire depart
nent IN this city Is in a boiling condition
The fire chief and assistant are elected by
the department. through thelr board 81 Get
s,atas esc,, wear. The election IS then
ratided bv the city council to make It legal
Heretofore this ratification has been Simply
a formal matter az IL has been conceded
that the department w"re the best Judges
as % who would make the best oihesrs-
This year Fireman Osborn was elected as
sistant chief by the department and MS
name certified 20 the council Tnat BODY
Is in favor OF another man. and refuses %
ratlfv the election. and MT osootn cannot
succeed 20 the position and stLity tiii 10y
a. THE department says & IS an invasion
~ their rights. and the chief has rendered
bIe resignation and the rest Of the force
threaten TO disband unless they are al
1ovyed 10 choose their own officers
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

Fred y. Haiiett formerly connected with
the Juliaetia idaho bank WIS acquitted
Of the charge OF embezzlemcnt at Lewis
ton Monday.
Capt. g. w. Sprag que. captain OF the tug
Sea Lion. has resigneS ana viii take com
m#nd OF one Of the new steamers now
building 20 ply on the Yukon
The people of Garfield showed their dis
satisfaction at the performance given by
the Twentieth Century Amusement Com
pany by treating tins performers 10 a
shower OF eggs.
The WaIa Walla police discovered con-
cealed 10 a pile ~ rails near the q. Il n
y. depot. al Of the sllverware and other
property stolen from the Brown residence
Dy burglars last December. OF the rob
ieTies committed lr that city during the
past year. the only article not returned 70
It's owner by the police department Is tao
money taken from the Slahi safe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-25
Crushed ny \ HE>GooP.
Fatal Accident 10 the Carpenter OF
fbe British Bark Ho.shire

ASTORIA. or. Fob. &.-A fatal aeci-
~. occurred on hoard the British four
r,as-ed bark Rossshtre. from Puget
sound while crossing in this afternoon.
A tremendous swell was running which
rauss-l fh. ver.asl 70 roll heavily. and r
heavy hencoop fastened forward II the
main hatch broke loose. The ships car
renter. James Enu1ae. trisd 20 sec1Fe &.
afld was caught between Il and the rali.
ITS skull waa crushed into = pulp and tie
died instantly
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Fell Over the Baiusfrndc, Striking ON
Ills Head.

Special Dispatch 10 the post-lntelligencer
EVERETT, Feb. A.-Eldrdge Cote.
10-year-old schoolboy. in sliding down tho
halustrade Of the upper stairway at the
jefferson school building. today fell from
the frst landing 80 the floor below. dis
lance of fifteen feet, striking head first ON
the mosaic tihug. receiving very serious
injuries. At the present writing he is an
conscious. The attending physician thinks
he may recover, as there seems 10 be no
fracture Of the skull.
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Back From san Francisco.

Special Dispatch TO the ost-Intcligencer.
TACOMA. Feb. 2t-Attorncy Guvnor
Teats has returned home from a business
trip 20 San Francisco, where he appeared
for the plaintiff in the suit for so. 900 dam
ages Of Oswald SOmmer against the Carbon
Hill Coal Company The case had been
carried 20 the circuit court Of appeals. and
was submitted by attorneys with both
briefs and argument. Sommer was in
iurcd in an accident at the coal mines in
1895. losing his eye sight as a result OF tho
trouble
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-25

PROOF OF PUDDING Is IN EATING.
COME AND TEST KUSSELL'S EN-
PRESS CREAM. WITH A COMMON
EGG BEATER YIELDS oNE-otA All
TER POUND OF BUTTER FROM
PINT CAN. COMBINE IT WITH La
NONT'S CRYSTALLIZED EGG.
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READ THESE NUGGETS

In describing the wreck of the Co.
roma and the camp of the stranded
passengers, an exchange says; AT
one time announcement was given
out that two eggs To the person were
being distributed. 4 rush to the
point ensued and the eggs quickly
scattered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-25
CAUGHT HIS FOOT IN \ FROG.
Car Wheel PASSES over IL. and brake
man Campbell Is Crippled.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
EVERETT. Feb. 24.-Early this morning
r. I'll. Campbell. while working on a gravel
train near Sultan. On The Great Northern
railway. had his left foot badly mansied
whilel running ahead of the tTain. when
his foot caught in the frog and car passed
over It. Dr. w. G. Cox Is attending tho
patient at the Everett hospital. The doctor
has hopes OF saving the foot. Campbell IS
married. His family is living in Spokane.
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woman writes to the Philadel-
phia Times from Rampant City ON the
Yukon river: "Newcomers, like our
selves, are well provided. but those
who have been here all summer
have but little, with poor prospects
for more. We have all the neceSsi-
ties of life-eGgs crystnllixed and
milk condensed included
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troniu VIII Plead To-day.

Special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures
OLYMPIA. Feb 2l-rhe Cronin murder
case was called today for the arralgument
OF the accused. but the defense was not
ready 90 plead. Cronins attorney was
given until o'clock tomorrow morning to
complete his preparation % plead
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-25
SHOT BX ms PARTNER.
An Old Oregon Miner Killed i'm II Dis
nut Over Money.

ROSEBuRG. Or Feb. I'll. y Casteel.
an old and well-known miner in this Sec
ton, was shot and killed today by his
partner. named Olberman. The shooting
occurred at CasteePs mine. eight miles
from Myrtle Creek. and Olberman claims
he shot in self-defense. The trouble grew
out of a dispute over money. olberman is
Indpr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-25

There Is no more rank humbug
than so-called cheap outhtter.
You can have an outfit of troweI. "a
sack of -four. II gallon of water and
a coffee sack-Or you can have one
that will meet your requirements
in other merchandising or some
thing, according to the price paid
Allow no one to dictate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-25
POSTMASTER AT NAraVINE.
The Appointment Is rendered tn
Henry W. lruuhurt.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-intclllgencer.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2t-TIenry W.
Urquhart was today appointed post
master at Napavine. Lewis county. vice
Joseph T.. L.inhart, removed.
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ABANDONED At SEA.
Schooner Minnie, of san Diego. Pass
ed, Standing ON End.

GRAYS HARBOR. Feb. % capt. Knud-
sen. or the schooner Ruby \. Cousins at
Grays harbor. reports at p. m. February
> 1879 n 100 w, he passed the abandoned
schooner Minnie, OF San Diego. She WAS
fun OF water standing on end with her
stern about four feet above water.
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Cuin Hicl.. VIII Answer Toa.v.

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2iin the quo warranto
proceedings against Gwin Hicks brought
10y n. l.. Bowmer and Geo Hopp. the de-
PENDANT was given uutIi tomorrow morning
TO answer.
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The Trolley Wire Broke.

Specsal Dispatch % tEe Posf-fnteiiigsneer
EVERETT. Fec Nv niie the Lowell
street car was coming down Lowell nil
thfs morning the trolley wire broke ard
completely eawTappsa the car, breaking
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Mrs. Mckay writes under date of
February 4: II advise all my friends
going tn the klondike that they can
not get along without LaMOnts
Crystallized Eggs"
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GET PRICES on ARTICLES THAT
YOU NEED-NOT OUTFITS-AND THEN
HAVE THEM PACKED TO SUIT. IN
THEIR EFFORTS TO QUOTE LOW
PRICES SOME OUTFITTERS CALL
EGGS 4 LUXURY.
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the windows and demoltshtug things gem
orally. fortunately the passenSers.
though greatly alarmed. escaped unin-
iured.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
rhs a. n
8. N1<A/ZV /<LL[LI<Z r,a,rsS

Charles te G1rm9. president Of Swatl-
moor college. FenuEyf wanna. has beer elect
I'd professor ~ ecieuce ard arr at Cornell.
ana Prof X vs.. Ht8Dard. of tbe Eniver-
sltg ~ MlnuesDta, professor Of mechanical
engineering.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-01
HENRY GEORGE
NOMINATED BY
SINGLE-TAxERS,
Heads an Independent Ticket for
Governor of New York-Scenes OF
Disorder at the Convention
The Chicago Platform Indorsed.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3o.-A. q meeting Of
the Chicago platform Democrats tonight
Henry George. son Of the single tar adva-
cate. was Nominated to head an ,naepen-
dent Democratic ticket. TIE nomination Of
Elliot; F. Dsn.orth for lieutenant governor
By -se regular, Democratic convention a,
Syracuse was tndersea- The other eandi-
dates nominated are as follows:
Secretary ot state--Gi2eon ]. Tucker, OF
kt5gs-
6,oup;ro!ler-J. ]. McDonoagh. OF Al
hsny.
Traazurer-M. c. Cation, O. Buffalo,
Attorney seleraE-Ola +. Snyder. % Buf-
faio.
Engineer and surveyor generai-Charses
A. Lee. of Rockiaad county.
The meeting was not by any means har-
uloGlous- IL fact, there were two meet
irgs. That at which the nominations wers
made was conducted By Henry Mcdonald,
the recognized leader OF the movement,
ana William J. Abbott. prominent in the
Henry George campaign last year. The
former organized tae meeting and excluded
a uumber Of delegates, who then attempted
to break In the door. After they were re-
pulsed at the doors Of the conference room
they held meeting os protest. Col. George
Fisk acting as Chairman
At the close Of the two meetings Col.
Flsk announced himself for Henry George
and Wills J. ALBEIT said he had per.
sonaI assurance from George that he would
aceept the nomination
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-01
RIGID INQUIRY INTO
CONDITION OF CAMPS.
Gen. Lee VIII Testify Next Week.
Brooklyn EAGLE Asked to
Furnish Facts.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3a.-Tae war IL
ves.sgstfon commission today decided 10
ask Cen Lee 20 fo!iaw Gen. Whee'er ~
giving testimony concerning the charges
raae against the var department.. af1
suggested Wednesday o. rex. week IS a
date when he co1i6 Be heard Cen
Wheeler was 5efoys tAe COMMITTEES On
Tuesday. and was .u;errogated about
Camp w.koT az. the Santiago campaign
TIE commissioners state ,he.- purpose 10
be 10 make a very couGlsse investigation
0, sae Santiago siege. b.. N.ce Chairman 4
penhy stated today that the policy Ok
calling Gen Miiss or Gen. SAsfter had
not yas bean ua3e- consideration
Ths commission today continued .'s ex-
animation 81 letters bearing upon charges
O, r,.srrar go snert--sosns calling Attention
,o sacn charges az3 o.he-s attempting 10
refura ,hern. Many os the letters referred
20 newspaper reports of abuses, and IN
rYas, ss,cA cases let;e-s were seat 20 shs
eal,ors IN ques.!on. asking ihe1a FOR pre-
cssa Information Ans0ng ether Newspapers
considered VAS an editorial article from
tire Brooklyn Eagle making various
charges cozcevning .he abuse OF SEX col
s.srs by subordinate officers. ana retsrri1s
especially 20 the death os Lieut. LazsFiy.
under re heading: Medical Murders,
Tae.r Victims ara Their Cause"
TIE ser et8ry was Instructed 20 send an
especially prepared latter 70 Hon. ST Cja--
McKelxay. the editor Il re Eas.s. sea1-
- as fellows:
- ar, directed by tha presiding otace'
- ask y5u Whether yea have any far's
within ve4r personal knowledge 4son
which you have baset re charges sc,
.or,a n the article. ard wae.ser ye- ~
s,hisee he en-ss,sgS3oa oy enr5is sng tGeFl
1ich these .ac.s !r cc23aete and expiof
fern The commission woula be slad
,e save ere tsstsr 3sgv - a kind that can
- ussa n tals .rwest. gzt!on, Eot only re-
1nst.x % re Circumstances attending me
8aa.a o. rssz2. I.a~srry a. camp W5koT.
a. aEere4 n ~ sE.s~}& u-.er coas.6era-
-.c.. ~. also ether iacl3erts % wal-h
70 ~ ks reference S@ta testimony -
.xsc:.y ~sa. IRE commission wants VII
yau aossgs is boSy with what soa have
a, yosr disposal or cAa obtain fer sne par
yossr''
To4sy's letters deal especially wlth sae
..o-6s.sanS AZ Camp wlko-. They relate
% sse i4ek = preparation az the camp be-
so-e the so:sIsEs were received + -rtn.s-ez
wrote that be aad pointed sut the iEsaccssss-
.Ase a.a sxroset cr-ifsscr cf tse location
sra the p,o~ condition az the wats- 5e
s.rA he phase was sesscsE1- Tie nasrn-
tsrx OF tne ca-a-xs4oa express taesr de-
termination to rake a cuynp}es& insree-
,icu 3s aTAAr= AZ fAat po!Eg, srd w2sl visit
shs plaes before ccSas,@st.-g their wozx-
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losses sustained through having his place
Of business closed.
Tie legal proceedings have detained the,
passengers against their Will. ard bu, two
witnesses have been heard in 5she first OF
TIE four libel suits The yesse, cannot get
away until relief IS received from Seattle.
and the passengers have made a formal
demand 10 be seat 70 San Francisco on the
Gaelic today. The company has no money
and can do nothing for them. TIE United
States consul Was also appealed to in vain.
II viii be about four weeks before the CO.
lunabia can leave here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-01
CAPT. ]. E. BOYER
CRITICALLY ILL
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Has Been Under the Surgeons
knife-Operation for Appended
Tia II successfully Performed.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 5o.-Cap.. John
E. Boyer. Company III. First washington
regiment, who has bsen Stationed al Sss
Preside far thu past three months, is no"
an ina1ate~sss the Waldeck sanisaFiani.
where he Les 81 very crit'ca! con@i''ea-
He was operated or Thursday night for ss-
peneic!tls by Maj. Da TsoTi, the surgeon oe
the regiment. Tie operation was success
fully performed.
Today Capt. Boyer ~as resting easily.
but naturally until TIE danger point -
rassea his brother officers feel great anx-
ie;y about him.
He formerly practiced law in Seattle.
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Passengers Sue Because Placed
Under Arrest for Disorder.
La Petite Rosa Prefers q Criminal
Charge of Assault and False lm.
prtsenment Against Capt. Milnor.
Hut the Case In Noile Prossed-
-Russell CoiegrOve Demands xI5.-
900 Damages for Being Put In
lrons-stenmer Will Not Be Able
to SAIL for Several Weeks.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inteliigencer.
HONOLULU. Sept. g. via San Fran
asco, Sept s0-The steamship City OF Co.
iuhnb.a. which arrived here September TO-.
Ia tied up With no immediate prospect Of
leaving this port. /; is in the hands o. the
marshal. ard Will Tot be permitted 70 clear
until the courts OF Hawaii have disposed
OF serious charges wh,cn have been pre-
ferrea against the vessel.
Nest Of the trouble has resulted from
the action oe Capt. MilIor tn placing in
irons three passengers on the down voy-
age. who, hs Claims. were accessories 20
The fght which occurred ca the high sea
between Solomon Ber.!ner and 3. II. Cole
grove September l.
Sherily after our arrival here Mrs. Bsr-
liner ard her daughter Rosa the actress.
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PEACE COMMISSION
GETS Do WIN TO WORK.
Headamarfers at the Hotet rouft.
ncEfai-Etcrtcaf Force Well
0Yxaufs~d

PARIS, Gsgf. . The United States peace
commission has taken possession Of sassa
% seven rrsoTss a. the Hotel s.ontsnsniai.
American dags 9Fape the entrance. Tbs
clerical fares os she commission has been
sy sseHsa;sxe3. ard ss nas w3r.tng bsisssy.
THE spisis OF the Paris press Is daily rem
6ered tu.o English for the insornasian %
sEa commissioners. ara TIE same thlss
= aoas w:ss TIE newspapers es Ma5rsi.
r.. American commission held Us usaA1
session this rnarulns.
T'he Spanish commissioned formally deny
var.nus Interviews gzsTFoysing 70 give the
substance es tbs.s .fsisaesiorz. xaica have
appeared fn sAs rsESp pa pers~
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field race track tonight The dead are:
Harry Cline. 20 years old: fractured skull
TIE injured: Unidentified man about "a
years cld. taken 20 the county hospital in
an unconscious condition, may 9ia VII
liam A. Bridges. "a years old; right saous-
der broken and bruised about body.
Cl.ns and Bridges. with Smith. were rfd-
Ing on a trtpiet and were pacing Edward
Isngenfeller, a member of the WOODLAND
Bicycle Club. when the accident occurred.
The unidea.!fied rider rode IN front OF the
,rip!et a. {. vas going around turn and
an the men went down IN heap.
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Ths Chiesgs platform 81 rs entirety was
reaf7ismed.
VIII support Van Nyrk.
The executive committee ef th4 ia
taan& Democratic party. tie gaia
standard members. Cset today aud de-
ssssed tkat Justice Augustus vaa
Wyck vas acceptable 20 fh&ra sS can't
date FOR governor. II vas alSs tfeFsAea thar
as song az Jas.ics Van Wyck renamed AZ
ths head CT sns ticket th@ national pesia-
cratic rAr*y would remain neutral or As
.sas. rot 20 disturbing esarnsns amer z
rgarnoerA-s The following resolution Was
adas ed
'<E1exsiyeG TS3at tbs comnsffHs deans II
irsx5s~s5ent % cali a STATE ccnssatiGr a.
.nLs sfns a-3 se a6Soara subject to the
cal * t.ss char.
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e-.s-esa craniEzl proceedings against Capt
ri laor for alleged assault s23 battery and
f. re tzapFtson rssnt After twenty-five wft-
nes.s had heen heard. Deputy Attorney
General Doe created B sensation by ask
lnx ska. ne case - ncils pruszed. wissah
reqEess the eoeEt granted
T4sr foesowes ssar I5e!s against ire
Cry CT Columbia TAe ars. admiralty
sssis, thas OF RGSsel Coiesrove for sA,tssi
fer salze Imprisonment. - now cn irsAA
Ro~a g.rsfner wxsts 600 scr being ma
u~sorsiy imprisoned ard ASSAULTED: b. II
e~ase~rove. whe was earssei az agent for
Ire Ire n E5aelnsu, demands sz,sss1 fo-
frearh os contrast. ard Harvey Johnston.
" - sesssa tie bar Claims ~ ass-so so-
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VOTE FOR PROHIBITION
rs NOT LARGE ENOUGH.
Majority Considered Too Smstt TO
Lead the Government ia Adept


TORONTO. Ont. Sspt = TIE majority
tor rres 5,,sea Throughout re snti-s Do
rr.rso> wt.3 iksly sxEeas !s1o& N2aitoea
sss Soc.awes: T5-~tttry aad Br5t.sA Co
ts.-7sSta .ave- proa.cs;;og ~ $50 oe ssya
ratc-,v II Is ,AeeTNt ~. u.a5srsty e
80 smzH 20 influence - govern r,es4; -
erAc. rrcaas ss.sou lsSss,zts0a.
VICTORIA. 2. &. Sept ss-Tse tstal
majority n sswsr o. p-ohse,tgoa through
Oh, ~. province VIII GO, -eacA aoe. IT.
vete Is very sgna,I.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-01
MILITIA N Charge
Of ERR|)R|l[D PANA
State Troops Take Calling
Guns Into the Town.
ALL READY FOR BATTLE.
Citizens Who Have Guarded the
Streets Must Give Up Arms.
ALL READY FOR BATTLE.

Two-thtPds Of the Houses Deserted,
the Other Third Occupied by
Frtghtened People Who Stnna In
Dread Of AttAek-InI0n Miners
groes to March Away-P0sse In in
The PrssesWs-Gov. Tanner says
Importation OF Labor Must Stop.
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FATAL BICYCLE ACCIDENT.
Rider Gets fn Front of TrIefef.
With DISASTROUS Results.

CHICAGO. Sept 81 Ore mar was klilAs.
awc.asr fatally injured ara a tAarsa ser
lousy bart n . bicycle accident At ths Gsg.
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AMERICA WILL NOT
YIELD SOVEREIGNTY,
United States to Retain All
the Philippines.
SENATOR HANNA SAYS IT.
Islands Are Inevitably Lost to
the Spanish Crovn.

Problem Confronting President Me-
kiniey 10 the Establishment Of =
Form OF Government suitable t.
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