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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17
TWO RESIDENCES BURN
EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS
MAIN STREET HOUSES.
Other by Mrs. shnfcr-Oriain OF
the Flames a Mystery.

few minutes before o'clock this
morning tho new two-story residence on
the west sido OF Main street, between Bell
| flames. An alarm was at once turned in,
and although the fire department did some
hard work on It's arrival It was unable to
prevent the spread OF the flames to the
cottage on the corner OF Bel. and Main,
adjoining the building In which the fire
originated. The water pressure was very
poor and both buildings were totally de-
stroyed, tho contents OF the latter be NJ
included The two story house was a new
one belonging to Hon Frank Andrews
| The finishing touches were Just being put
on it and Mr.. Andrews had not yet taken
| possession. The cottage belonged to Mrs
A. Il. Shafer. formerly OF this city, but
now OF New Orleans, and was occupied by
the family OF Mr. Meredith H. Glass. trav-
cling freight agent OF the Texas VI dland
| who had moved in only few weeks ago.
Mr.. md Mrs. Glass are absent in Dallas
| and the only person in the house last night
| was their colored servant. Annie Rande
who first gave the alarm having been
awakened by the flames In the Andrews
residence She made an effort 10 save the
furniture, but was unsuccessful buggy
| which was in shed IN the rear OF the
house was taken out before the fire
reached 1t.
| "A strong wind was blowing, and but for
the assistance OF spectators the flames
might have beon communicated 10 the
! residence OF Mr. Il. b. Morris, which Is
situated dhgonally across the street. Fly
ing sparks lgnlted the roof nj one time,
but the ncipient blaze was quickly ex-
tlnguisbed and the application OF water
prevented recurrence OF the danger.
Tho flames were gotten under control
by go and were totally cXriuguished
shortly after . o'clock. The lateness Of
the hour ana the absence Of the parties
Interested prevented the securing of any
figures bearing on The amount OF the dam
age o. of the insurance carried, There
IS nothing TO indicate the origin OF the
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lMENEAL.

ASCHENBECK-LAMP. - Milano, Texas,
October l3~-Married, at the Junct on bouss
in Milano on october 4. Mr.. j. G. Aschel-
beck TO Miss Mauda Lamp Rev. A. u.
francisco performing the ceremony,
CoPEWoOn- BARNARD. Cleburne
Texas, ootobcg h.-Mr. J. T. Coopwood
nnd NJ 50 Mollie Barnard were married on
Wednesday, October IL, at the residence
OF the brides father, James Barnard
MARlN0-MCoNNON. -Cors. cana. rex.
october u MIR. EDGAR c. Waring ani
Hattie Bird McConnon We're married to-
day "a; $3.50 o'c.ock at the First Presby.
SERBIAN churchA RAY. Il, t. Bigger otficiat-
ink.
CoNLEY- PHILLIPS. - Luling Texas
October l2.--Marriod. at the residence of
the brides parents, MIR. A. j. Conley 10
MISS BERTHA Phillips Esquire JEFF DibbrsIi
officiating. on the return of the br'da
and groom to this city they were given
magnificent reception by the fa,her of he
groom Mr.. n. Y, conley.
MfLluS-CLARK -Rookpor; Texas Do.
toesr 1S-Miss Hattie Clark daughter of
Mr E p. Clark, was married at the fam
NY residence here on Wednesday, ls,h in
stlna 10 Mr.. III. c. My3us OF Yolkum. the
Rev A. j, Phillips tying tha nuptial knot.
me young couple left the same morn. ng
Tor foahum. their future home
SlMoNroN- DEAN--Montgo mery. Texas
October Is. Married, at the residences NJ
the brides parents. six miles west Of here
AZ o'clock "Wednesday evgniag, Mr.. w
" simonton ana Miss Lockett Blair Dean
They viii reside here. An elegant recen-
ton was rendered them on their arrival
In town at the res.daace OF MIR, s. Y
Beard. The presents were both numerous
and costly.
BoNNEr-H oRTUP.- Eagle Pass. Texas
October +. = Mr.. Robert l.. Bonnet ana
Miss Clara b, Hortup were married h,ra
this afternoon at $50 Mr.. Bonnet * mn.
master for the Mexican International rail-
road. The bride lis ;he daughter of Cap.
tain c. W. HoItup. district and coun,,
CLERK. They were married at the Episcopal
riiy OF Mexico
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CITY RREvrrIEs.

Mr.. George Brown, at the Hutchins House.
was fortunate enough to secure the handsome
gold watch disposed OF for the benefit of st.
Joseph's infrmary,
The Sharks club met In regular session NJ
INC nail o. Commerce avenue yesterday al
tcrnoon, Busircss of routlro nature was
transacted during the session, which was
well attended
AT the Tabernacle Methodist church scrv-
lees yesterday Mr.. and Mrs Oliver assisted
IN the choir, and Miss Lihhie punn's Guilt
waited voice also aided In the solemn and I'm
prcfetre music SO wen rendered
Grace Byrnc, aged years and months
died az $50 y. III. yesterday at the home Of
her father, Thomas Byrne. about mile
southwest OF the city The funeral viii take
place Tuesday morning at 10 O'clock STry-
Ices to be held at the Sacred Heart church.
Mr. II, +. Louis, formerly Of Marlin, has
located IN Houston, where he will practice
law, Mr. Louis Is graduate nf both tn,
academic and law departments cf the Texas
university and has been In active practice
Tor INC past three years. lie is Young man
Of ability and will no doubt make a success
OF his profession
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OF great joy, not only to the offIs.n Z
regiment, but to the members q ~
pany as we'll. He was a promlpssi n
at Southwestern university vbeo y,
listed in the service. and as 4 ~
has continued to win distinctjop
Colonel Mabry, when asked M p
when he thought his regiment Vc,I1
Jacksonville, said it was impos3S
state the exact day, but he W y
the move would be made this wesk
mel Mabry is now acting cornarn6g =
First brigade of the First division. Y
eral Wheaton is in command q N
vision in the absence of General Ka6
A football fever has seized upa
First Texas, and as there are mar :
class football men in the reg!aEt|
Texans will without doubt defsa
regimental teams here. Scott d q
is captain; Druesdow OF Houston b p
the best men on the team.
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AT FORT SAM HOUSTON.
Notes and Personals About the FRS,
Texas CnyuIrx

San Antonio, Texas, October l5.-Battery
q of the unised States army arrived TODAY
from Ardmcre, l. T., and took possession
of the barracks formerly occupied nv The
TWO companies of the Fourth infantry.
since the infantry left regular p,,orl
lnonn; has again been discontinued and a
provost guard established
raymaster Major Foote has been in sa,
Antonio for several days.
Lieutenant Crockett OF troop has re-.
turned from visit to his home al Georre-
town. ~ Sc
Lieutenant Everman has been relieved as
oilloer OF the post mess and L,euiennpts
VOTERS and Nash have been detailed FOR
ha5or fearson' commander CT the second
squadron, has resigend. '"' eseoh''
Miss Helen Hamilton of San Antopio ,,s
Deeh spet ding several days with Mns ge,s
Vens at the post. ' pa
sue uIeen OF d troop has received an
"| nv, discharge from the army.
ine oihteen is prospecting nicely up,ar
mo inc able management OF ouar,erns" 'uv
Rareshide sNahV' Albert
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CRY vs.. STATE.
only Municipal Corporations May
NrGnIntc Ntrcct Cnr Fnres.


san NranQ SEQ Cal. october i5--Superior
Judge Sewel has rendered an important
decision dlsmlssing The application of the
board or railroad commissioners for writ
Of mandate to compel the Market Street
Railway company lSouthorn pac.nc) to pro-
duce It's books for exam nuition. The COM
mission wished to Ak a schedule of street
car fare but Ju lge Sewell holds that the
term railroad" IN the statutes does not
refer TO street railways in the true meaning
az the word. and tlat, although the com
misii ON s empowered to hx the rates for
carrying freight, the law doe not Imply the
power 10 fix passenger rates and that any
oihor Interpretation would involve the ear
ricrs OF passengers ami freight by coach
ami baggage companies Judge Soweil holds
thli only munic PM authorities have the
rowerllhosd mall dgeSeweOmpanies.b a *
power to fix the rates OF street car lines.
The case will now he appealed TO the su-
prCnC court
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Dallas. Texas. October 16.-Fire started
at O'Clock tonight in Aultmau, Taylor G
Co.'S farm implement warehouse, Austin
street and Pacific avenue, and did damage
to building and stock estimated al
$40, 900
\ high wind prevailed AMI the prospects
at first were for losses running up into the
hundreds of thousands of dollars, and that
this was avert;d is considered almost a
miracle, as cotton warehouses. hide ware
houses, paper warehouses, and Texas and
Pacific railway property were all connected
In the same block The fire department
never did better work
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THE iuTcHINs
HOUSE,.
u. Q. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates. s2.M and
$3.50 per day.

Roosevelt, Richmond; j. A. Vandervoor,.
Richmond: Lee Garrett, Fort Worth, V. ~
Martin. Conroe: a. h, johnson, st Louis;
Mucklc Bobbiu p. X Price, Beaumont; /.
&. Duff. Angleton. Judge u. j. Duff, Angle
ton. J. A. Harbert Affair; Judge 5. J. Hem
drick. Henderson; Harvey Morris. San An
tonic: W. ]. Pollock. Dallas l., Masterson,
Texas: S. y. Pier. Buckhorn; G. W. Lewis,
city: A. II. Ray Galveston; II. j, Mont
gomery. New Caney W D. Sorrolls, New
Caney; w. IL. Chapman, city; j, NJ. Light
foot. st. Louis: George r. Needham, Bren-
ham; j. c. Beam. Hillsboro; J p. Billups,
Palestine.
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The old story and the sss'|

Bellville Times.
within the last year slS0,Ml
gold has passed into circulatich !
country, y.t the calamity hcwlen =
to assert that gold Is a coward, q
New York Mail and Express. !
as we'll to state the case without /.
It. The people are feeling the n
tween their fingers and they are "
Galveston News.
The above paragraph reminds ~
instance that is related as happe|
Congressman John Allen Of MissSsi
noted wit OF congress. A famous
of the Confederate army shortly :
war was after Aliens stool y
gressional pie counter. The tNo
out on ths, hastings and mel =
Joint debate before large crost
sissippi yeomanry. The ~
spoke first. In the course q
he referred to his career ~ N1
stated that he remembered "
desolate night in particulaf: 3
we're expecting 10 engage sas
battle the next day, ami ~
tent listening to the rain pcaM
canvas top overhead, 1t seeme
the death knell OF grea1
neart went out to MS cu1
struggle for justice, but even =
desolate hour the unbridisa W.
age and patriotism floodsd ~
victory and yalor; and ne ~
remembrance of his sef'lss
Try then that the people u -
trict OF Mississippi wouia w
their support, .,,.r,n4
Congressman Allen, In rel.
part OF the general III
roinL of substance as follows
I wish to remind you mat ~
emit on the eve o. tnat 49,
the general. my opponent,
speaks, but | wish to imprsss
stormy night while he lay ~
rain beating on his ten., 800
picket duty with the ram a.,II
,,nshirte5 hack. Will say "
see,tngs and courage about -
I wish now to suggest 70 y n, 4
this simple proposition; 80;
who lay In dry comfortable w
/ want you to vote for my ~
ponent, but ali you feiios II
in the wet raiment Of me ~ ~
that neyer-to- be forgotten NJ
YOU TO vote for Private jon
needless TO say who gos ~ y. q
Now with references g - ~
from the learned brain o. y
News, the Times propossss .li,
that all those who aru ,,iss
hundred and thirty Il, i.s =
tween their fingers ~, y
that they vote for Haw's II
form Of soyernmsnt. but -
who are not feeling t nas 80
thirty millions in gold u u, "a
and are thinking also. yos ~ o.
for bimetallism and fos a.
form Of government ioas es 81
OF jefferson lett as a
Independent people.
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COLONEL. WHATLEN HERE.
Superintendent of Penitcnttnries
Pnsscn rhrOMGh uOust1n.

Superintendent of Pcnitcntin ries
PASSES Through Houston.
Colonel l.. \. Whatley, superintendent
of the Texas peniUentiaries, came in from
his headquarters at Huntsville yesterday
afternoon and reg. tered at the Capitol lie
is on u tour of the STATE farms aad Will
leave this morning for Wharton and other
points In that vicinity, where convists arc
congregated.
On belrS questioned regarding the toi't
esd situution In Walker ccunty, Colonel
Whatley stated that it WAS altogether too
onc-si ded TO make 1t even interesting, Toe
democrats would score clean sweep. he
said, and what litte remained of he on
position rcaNzet this and had bowed TO the
inevitable.
'The enemies of democracy." said Colonel
Whatiey, ARE not oven talking The pop
ulsts usually talk much better th n they
vote, but this year even they are silent.
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smirhy:lle, Texas, October l5.--The resi-
denee of II. Leghtenburg, occupied by
James Casey, was consumed by fire about
2 o'clock this morplng. The building and
contents are total loss No insurance on
residence; about $3.50 on furnlture. The
fire company turned out and did excellent
work in saving two adjoicGng residences.
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Dwelling Destroyed at Marshall

MARSHALL, Texas, October ia DWELLING
IN the corner of Columbus street and
Grand avenue, owned by s. T. Wood. and
occupied by Martin oDwycr and family
was destroyed by fire at o'clock this
morning Only portion Of the household
effects was saved. The house was total
loss and was insured in the German Ameri-
can FOR $490. No insurance on furniture.
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son county. got In from Beaumont last night.
and is stopping ut the Lawlor.
Mark l.. Goodman, well known news
paper man. formerly OF this city. left yes.
tcrday morning via the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas for Kansas City, where he expects 70
locate.
Captain George Mccormick OK company A,
First Texas. the Houston Light Guard, came
IN yesterday from Columbus, where he has
been visiting his parents. He will remain
here a few DAYS before returning to JachsoI-
Vile. where his regiment is now stationed
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Gin burned at Caldwell.

Caldwell. Texas, October 16.-Mr. H.
Harness gin was burned early Friday
morning near Dime Box, in. Lee county.
1t was one of The best equipped gins in the
county. having all the modern enuipments
Besides the gin three wagons and an i'm
mease amount OF seed were burned. No
Insurance. Cause of fire not known.
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Fort Worth, Texas, October l6--This
SESSIONS grain crop Is beginning 10 move
freely. The gulf lines are doing big
business in transporting wheat TO Galveston
from Oklahoma ani Indian Territory for
export Daily train loads are seen passing
through here. The wheTt-in North Texas
Is not moving to any great extont, as farm
crs are holding Il for better prices
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THE FIRE RECORD.
mother Gin AT wnNnhachie Burned

Another Gin AT WnXRhachic Burned
by Incendiary.
Waxahachie, Texas. October 16.-1ncen-
darles burned the ginning plant of H. ID.
Rosser in this city at l o'clock this morn
ing. When the Wiley & Martin gin was
burned. Mr.. Rosser offered a reward and
also another reward for the man who set
fire TO his own gin. His policies were can
celed. His loss is about $4,000.
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Ignite Coal Near Bryan.

Bryan, Texas. October 16.-Mr. j. W.
johnson, while having a well dug on h S
farm IN the Brazos bottom the past week
struck vein of ignite coal seven feet
thick The coal deposit Is thirty feet
from the surface. ana the supply seems to
be abundant II was dug well three feet
Tn diameter which afforded a spleudd OPP
poitunsty to observe the quality as well as
the quantity He will have 1t thoroughly
tasted.
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ADMITTED TO BAN.
Young StuIrn VIII Probably ~
charged from CustO1y.

charged from Custody,
Corpus Christi, Texas. October r.
Sturm, the young man arresiM 1
Wednesday on a warrant chsrsiiG
with assault with intent to murder I
person of Constableaio. B. Kalg I
morning OF September 20, wal n
hearing before Justice Dunn ysuId
when he established an abb I'll
granted bond in the sum Of $i55e y
appear in court again tomorrow "a
when in all probability be will NJ
charged fromrcustody, as there ~ :
been no evidence to convict him
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\ $4,000 Burn Burned.

Texarkana. Texas. October 15-Fire las,
night destroyed the large hay barn at the
Iron Mountain stock yards. The Iron
Mountain company had about 500 tons OF
hay stored in the building The loss will
probably reach about $4,000.
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Strictly firs. class
g. l.. Wtcs. Galveston, Texas. Max -
Hickman. Galveston; C. II Robinson. Gall
81 ston. 4. zineman. New York George Mo
ofmick. u, $. A., Ed p. Cunningham. Su.
thllahd Texas; John A Sanford Bolton.
Texas; Edgar A, Roberts, Angelina, Tcxas
W n Murphy Austin: W X. McDonn'd.
r. scott. kana.; Dr, Il. l.. Bates, Galveston:
y {, schaefcr. Grand Rapids, Mich, i
,lflo~, y and wife. Big Springs. Texas, Mrs,
J; q Williams. velnsco; Dr. A. }. Kyle.
houston &. h Wood, Houston; l.. Frank,
Now York: B. irrodenberg New York. J. d.
W, O. Wilson. Brazoria; A. b. Nash, san
Antonio; ID. c. Duncan. Chicago; W l.. al.
klne, Columbus; II. H. prothor. Iongview
JOS y, Guthrie, Columbus, Onto u. r
Perry. New York j. +. Parks, IT,. st. LouIu
Mo L w. Drazolton, Corficana; Vim j
Craig. Victoria Mrs. Lula cnrten, Austin. j
! Nathan, Beaumont; c. II. Guthrie ST
Louis. Mo.
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THE FIRr'r TEXAS.
"'S'"eht VIII Probably Move froc,
Jacksonville Thi. wceL

,sPellHI Dispateh TO The rostl
.o',iie' Fla, October 16.--First
sergeant ). T. Little of company I. First
isAas, was today appointed second lieutsn.
ant wee Lieutenant Beilsm. promoted
A'su'enant iAttlo's Prev lis a s,prs.
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Bastrop, Texas, o,tober 1.-THE pasture
of Fltzwillam Bros, caught fire yesterday
evening about o'clock destroying grass
and two miles OF fence
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To Adjust Frc,uht n,tc.

Chairman Parker has callei a meeting of
the Western Trunk Line Freight committee
to be held Mt Chicago on the goth instant /.
II Is sad that Western freight rates are
in very bad shape
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. - - II q EIA
Bears the ,Iha Kind You Have Always Bough
sss e Ar12Zzzw
No Ton Crop In Grimes,

NavasotA. Texas, October l6.--Conserva-
tive planters estimate that the bulk OF the
cotton crop will have been thrown ON the
market by the latcer part OF this month,
and not few have already brought In their
last bags Of the staple. The lateness of
the se,son and visitation OF worms have
long since destroyed any hope Of a top
orop.
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
b sprs and use that old and we'll tried
remedy. Mr.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
ler chlldran tseshtns. II spsthes the child
eotteno the gums. aliays all pain. cures
gtne eel,e and . The best remedy fos
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of the Stats Fox Hunters association here
next month presages to be the largest at
tended meet in the history Of the assocla-
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL HOTEL
Frank A. Hctvey,
ST., Manager.
TELEPHONE 50.

F1ty roona. with
rrivate baths. sun
Piled with pure ar
teyiap wntsr from
our own wtli. large
sample rooms. With
tesi and most ton
vcGiclit arcunifuo-
datiOns for cont
fssfT.I.I 900.
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JUDGE M'atLvnA VT sNoauALMtE.
Tells It's Citizens of Tactics Pursued
bx Gougrssssnaa Lewis

In his speech az SAoqHalnle Monday
night judge Mefllvr2l scourged the de
tractors o. the admin tfation severely and
IL = manner that won applause. He de
scfihgd The tactics pursued by Congress
man Lewis AZ Washing on Ia opposing the
administration and attacking Il even while
Shafksr army was exposed 10 Spanish
bullets. Under the dome IT the national
CAPITOL Lewis IraW the scandatous charge
against the administration contained IN
the Miioncy letter. rs ills manifesto for
tte present political campaign.
No homes, man of any party defends
fraud. corruption or dishonesty either In
l1ace e. war" said Judge McGlvra. bat
when political mountehanks purely for
partisan purposes and In advance ra Isl
the hne ard cry of fraud AMI corruption
and misconduct the people are not wise
who listen IT. them
when his war Ia over as /. tn not cer-
fainty nav. thf Republican party proposes
V punish all persons. Within or without
liz own raaks. wAo have violated law or
out IN OF connected with it's conduct The
conduct ~ this war rs not. aud cannot
De made 81 Issue ia this campo gu. and
Muse who undertake tu 50 make Ii must
suffer- TIE consequences. -
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HOQUIAM, Oct. I0-ArrIved-Schr San
Rlenaventura, from San Francisco, Tor
Aberdeen. Local Inspectors Bryant and
Cherry inspected bar tugs printer ana
Traveller and viii go over the bar tomor-
row to try their luck al fishing.
SAN FRANCISCO. oct u.-Arrived-
Str Elihu Thompson, Tacoma; str State
If California, Portland; schr Meianethon,
Coos Bay. Sailed.-Str Washtenaw, Taco
ma. -.
NEW YORK~Oct. 1o.-Arrived.-Sh VIM
j. Roach, fromsSeatIe.
ASTORIA. Oct. 10.-Sailed-sdhr Novel
", for Melbourne. Arrived-Str Alliance,
from San Francisco, Via Eureka and Coos
Bay.
PORT LUDLOW, Oct. -Sailed.-Chile-
an blk I.atona, for Valparaiso.
SAN DIEGO. Oct. lo.-Saiied--Schr J. NJ.
Conan, for Olympia
PORT ANGEL. ES, Oct. 1o-Cleared-
Str Jeanie for San Francisco.
PORT LOS ANGELES. oct 1o.-Arrived.
Australian str Berma, from Nanaimo.
QrEENSTOWN. oct. IQ.-ArriVed.-Br
sh Deccan. from Oregon.
YOKOHAMA. Oct. lo.-Saiied.-Br str
Victoria for Tacoma.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to Post-lntelligencer
NEAH BAY, Oct. III p. m--Bafom-
s.er ..s.is: part cloudy; wind south, four
miles Outward last night-Bark Aeamas.
in tow of tug Pioneer. % p IA. steam
ar SO a. m; steamer Utopia, y H. AZ
a ship ia tow 8 80 y. IN. four three-masted
srhnnners. : a. m: barkentne, 100 a.
m: a four-masted schooner. soo a. m;
two-masted schooner, $50 p. n.
CLAIIAM, Oct Ia p. Mart
cloudy; calm. Barkentine Amelia in bay.
PYSHT. Oct. ii y. m.-Part cloudy /,
PORT CRESCENT, Oct. 1T p. m. --
Barometer. 30I4; part cloudy; wind west.
three miles Passed up at noon, four
schooners.
Barometer. 1920: part cloudy; calm. In
he bay during the day-Bark Colnsa, ship
c. r. Sargent tugs, Pioneer. Iyee and
Efgiiant,
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WASHINGTON SOLDIERS WELL PREPARED
TO JOIN MERRITT In THE PHILIPPINES

-
80 80. W" ',la'a,s erie taaE pace
- a. '>a'l-. Nearly every
81 % ne iSi4i1 weighs zen pounds more
.-t" wen r. ven, ,f'Fe. ~. Brown. he
49, . '-'t.-''A1 S..iseoh' - Sea'3"'-
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