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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
SIMPSONS FAULT.

Seattle. wash. aug e. iss&
To IRE Editor: EdlJor5zi3y you commend
Adusra. Sampson. and Secretary Long s
defense e hsa1 and e913sEn the public
fox !.z haFS1 criticism IN thls Ezatte-
oc.n sae secretary ard yourself Oeg tEs
question Your defense q Sampson as L
military and naval exp@~t All as pzys--
ca}y brave uar Cannot - coEtrcF szcet.
nor does the 2o5.ic wisd % do -. 1at what
ne \ cuse-.c4n vi. not stand from any Or,
= MS posit,0s higa - '5w. = ar atte-nct
% 5etract from aE0tFasE's cEe14t. Il order
- b,1rd himself a.gne-. Al lie c5za-1s-a-
3atIo- o. which rs trIeGds a-e cApaols
cancot remove the cold fact that II rs
@-xt gress xe he omitted % DIVIDE g credit
Which under the clrc1-lst aElceS. s2oG.3
rsyo1%rIy have han very n-ctz divided.
and BY MS written o@ic,4I report proves
ira; Z; was Intentional and no. a-ci3entz!
= thA Hrs: instance. e. ae r2sS lots
therein he name CO 10 man .. co1.pa-z-
tive irnpcrta-ce ard the av.raEe ctsar-
sighted Ane-.czr links L waS aeca ia
- could IL THIS way AVOID uEoIsca q
Cocur ro~ao-e Sehley ard Ehg&s avo.d din
ming Of hks owa rans y co--p a-Esor.-
WA, ne 98A..c condemns e Sanpzoa's
mora! cowarz.ce- % say nothing cf tie
irexcusabIs ego-4su o. tae written report,
carefully yeI1cd t1cug1 L appear. Yours
tr-;.y. THOMAS WATSON
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

SprGa gtie.1 E.~sI -JlscAn-
There vas z very -D1ca astozS1e4 Lttle
boy il L New York rso..ce court the other
Cay. He had beer found Win stolen
robin n - possession. and MS story as 10
how he came 5y 4 was far from coay.nc-
ing He evidently expected dizagrsea5}e
results. ana his eyes opened w.3s with
Pleased surprise "a os heard ths decision
Of re Judge magistrate:
II r. A maxim q common lsw. which Is
i1corp orage3 in oar avs that Ownership
II wild animal does not extend beyond
The possession Of e, All ira; orr poses
sion Is Icsr the yozSes@or has good title
In and % IL bold that tne robin sa CUES
tion = Hiii animal. coming under tne
category = ferae ratErae. The prisoner IS
dsc ha-gej.''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

sEATTLE. SATURDAY, August n.
POLITICS AND THE UNIVERSITY

President Graves has but recently
bosn called 10 the head Of the stats NH
ssrsiiy. and when the board If regents
fendsr-c him che piaee The satisfaction
shown b. them UPON hls aeeepta rec
ana ths eucomsIras shogers-s upon him
~ them would naturally lead the ugs-
lie ard the rev president 20 bell4we
that be woulc b. allowed sosse voice In
tbs educational management OF the in
siisatton. Both the public ans prass-
dent Graves have feen disappointed.
The board has already twtoe ignored
his recommendations and rejected the
ussn whose appointment he has asked
BY its action the board has CLEARLY
given President Graves auG TIE public
to UNDERSTAND Ina, ~ loEg as tAey are
Ia office they propose to resleve harn
from the performance ~ any but rer-
s2netorY executive duties. Taay S5xA
nsfs notice that unieSs his vss.sg coin
eide with their personal ara POLITICAL
sre5uoaess. recommendation fran hix
siaI have 40 weight Win them. We 10
rot wish u b. understood az aavsscas-
a1x tie appointment 81 Prof. asarx.
although his REJECTION by :ae board wax
clearly upon political grg4ads. R.as a.a,-
rcatsons for the position Dealng unagss-
TONED What we object To. and what
TIE public CHESTS 10. is tie making ~
TIE chief educational institution u the
state political machine. This policy
has bten carried 20 such ar sxten, a
70 impair seriously the usefulness If
the university ard cause great d.
sline ia the attendance. Ever since the
fnssonists obtained control og state AT
fairs the regents Of the university have
been ira6uiging in petty qaarrels among
themselves arc giving exhibitions II
political tobtery that have brought
scandal upon the state and caused every
decent citizen. irrespective Of party. 70
blush with shame.
II Is unfortunate tha; the future out
look fer the university is not more en-
courAging. and President Graves vii
have the sympathy II the people In his
embarrassing position.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
il sTICE TO Mr.. BENNETT.
Gov. Brady Tessfhes to His Honesty
and Efficiency.

Ska. Aaazsa. Aug z ~
To tse EGl.oE: Y your lsszs ~ Iaiv
- n co-1u,sating wpon dispatch from
Washington anDoguclng the appo.ntEr.en.
q fsea. Fre<Ssrfcks. g San Francisco, IS
United States attorney <s- Alaska rear
-s--2Tas IL regard 20 he Hon Burton =
Bennett tire present !nczzr1heut are Izsle
20 11-sisa3 raoS@ rno ara not wel ac
Qla-1-e3 VIII The condition % affairs n
Alaska One can hardly .el ho< MANY
w1isAy rings there A-e n A-4ssrz AL 81:
- Alaxka .or re purpose u ca-1VSra Ls8--
Why tbe enemies q tAs whisky rig should
b Ben-st<'s eEenses Is bsy-oEd expIz zatto1.
70 NJ Bsnae,t's record. as al 6eE8-e- q
tas cou-t. Z o-@- tc- examination. HI.
6G;y "a prosecuting osfcer bro9gzz him II.
coE1icz w.-a s{1s whisky ring. after RE
gzz5 Jury hz1 presented indictments
S.nce 1avs been goTs-zor. during tEss
las. tao te--ss x The disI-5ct court NJ.
Bennett has tried 20 20 and 1zs succeeded
z performing his duty well so fs- as tbs
v-xes WHISKY as3ssness = concerned
i. was s;a.e5 Il an interview PUBLISHED
il yoa- paper June =. that NJ. Bennett
nad er4t@-@1 into 4 conspiracy @l-a ths
WHISKY ring I have investigated IRIS
matter an1 have <oGcz that -hs-e = lct
he erst particle C proof % support e
Mr. B~n1e-t = ne las: ot ne foTrae-
administration 10 go. but feeling q fair
play cozupsls lie % write thsss Tex @o-gls
n aas Se.1zif = hs leaves Alaska t0- MS
former hons, hs 2o~s 80 with Tie best
.xssras AID eS-eec. u these Tzo have had
sorsal azz business -e.s tons With hin watIs
he has sc5a2rne1 with TX
hope ma: yoa vii pace Ny. Bennett n
ra4 r.gat l-ga, bee0ys tie p4ol.c-
JOHN 6 BRADY.
C1cys-rc- % Al4sE4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
GOLD ~ THE kIuSufkE.

II ii had not been s9r ire war. the
amount Of geld coming d3An from the
Kioncike would have been the sensa-
tion II the year. 3sst as The arst yullAon
or 50 to come out last year electrified
the world. Even The conservative East
err newspapers are beginning t. realize
that 50 far from the facts being ex-
sggesaiei. as they were said 70 be. the
yield has been up3erratea.
The correspondent Z the New YORK
Herald. who has been very conserya-
tive and sho even warned people away
o., account - IRE aas1shsg,s ard Difficult
ties os mining IN the extreme north.
says the total yield of EIlora4o creek
has been sl2.oeg 81.
Tbs Louisville C-gTger-Journal which
was very sarcastic oyer the estimates
made BY the foet-Iatellsgencer q few
months ago. now says thAt the amount
brought down Is dazzling ,ghen the
small extent : the territory worked
and The primitive methods z mining
are taken in:o consideration. Recalling
the VAST nuasaer &c people wAo have
gone 70 the K}endske and returned iaa-
naediately, saale never waiting f3 see
the mines. II cannot h arn.,-5 that fhe
production IS equal = a. reasonable
expectations
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

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THE &FTRfT AND TyFIxExfE o.
AMERICAN PATRIOTISM

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

The Republicans Of Wyoming have pu,
vary aas pzzak IL t5ei- state PLATFORM
Il Is as follows: E1s financial policy 81
Ire Republican party. having srozga.
prosperity 10 the ez-lre cozasry and gsYea
Is d place among tas 1zzo-s 90 20 earth
ard enabled rs 20 conduct sgceezsfu fully =
torsssn war. ws ELseSltac1giy reaG.rm
t1e financial p-aak ot the platform - ex-
pressed b. the Eat3oaal co-ySztioa a. s.
Louis One q, The youngest sta:ex /, Tie
L aioa aas SET AZ example waica z3ga;
oE s5oDisd 5y the Oldest S4.a aozzr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

Gs-- Poszvss5a szys tat SEsz nzs-
have -sw policy. az3 zsw Eez ara re-
CURED Z iris ina -es. ~ rts ~gr23 VII
coSE-. Tie -zs-.r - .ze var. b. -zasv-
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- tG-zsd t-.o : Assss2nx II re r@cyae
can - 5ro1gat - Eadsrssa1@ r1a- Icy
1zzs S--xe7s aew methods Z ne COUNTY
q 20 holi SIS o1a as Distinct za.s5z Is
1sp3czab4s e119-t4sa las been exposed ard
The se2pss should 1s1w 3svete .hs.- entire
attention % he Seveiaprsat ,. liz co1n-
-y's oxa resources
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
A Coiored Exhorter.

'-Sinkliler' Gr1fln. q coioFe6 evsngelss-.
thus addre<s@3 a gathering % Negroes II
Gethr3e Ok.sa oEna. IRE ctH=r D.gst.
Wherefore. ye back ss>9uE1reIs. does ne
t1rs,u5e g yoGr sauls Ieak7 know.
Toa - bean shootin' craps. ! done say.
Yo1se 3a,lyinz With tTod aox Ia; 81 Pc
tern grab yoa ~ de nape % &c neck sn&
- ake dem horse 6.ce oaten yogr s1.1s or
worse1. wives g. al desc nm. van can't
operate - cover AZ your s.ns ~ ccpiol@
Egsr. r.sS 4 zatlon of srsozeless powder. why
fore. tha, way yoUr souis leak
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
This Explains IT.

wv eih AEt@'N@FF--
The TEMPO. = Tie Cl:y Of Mexico. has
found out w1y Santiago surrendered. y
says, "Ors explanation ard only oae. -
Admissible ana that X tA2t t-e surrender
was the result u Masss2le agreement.
TIE Sa EaSta cAglnet, from Eae premier 10
the lowest officials. STe al Sfzsons. Taey
ara al al Masons. AMI t1s government IS
completely unidentified by this accorse1
society. and the interests CO tne country.
rs is universally the case where Fresra-
scz~y preicnairates. are secondary - shosa
Of trts satanic Crgsrtza tson 80
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fz sozas c-s~ks sAat there rzA- De waz.
fortunes covered - ey The deposits o.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

The 1ext sess,oa O congress SHOULD take
Up as emergency business me NEED -
Alaska tor better xys-sI q government.
The liquor laws aa.e zoi oniy proved I'M
praetica BE, bit azye resulted IN scandals
wa!ca have heen j source .: enoz-raS-
Eaent % TIE local administrator
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

The Democrats o. Franklin county.
Psnasylvsrla. In their convention On sAe
= 1EasI. ezn-nztlcaly ia1orzed tae war
rsco-1 All .rolicg q President NcKinlsy
TsliS Is iLs first tine since ne days Of
Monroe waen larry convention has ap-
proved the pol4cy o. Al opposition rrzz.-
d--.s Oh = great question u .oEeiga xa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

Nothing EoEs enpaac caLy 5emoz-
st-ates that the war WITH soasn is ovsr
than he fact taz: the French papers azvs
already ,Urned their attentz3a 20 a var be
tween England ard Russia over CAina,
with prospect - mare territory oe.2g
acquired by France.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

Fusion Goes MT aEpaz- 20 5e very SIC
essxf1. IL Stevens county. xasre tie Pep
u.asts sse go-lg Il alo1es TIE SILVER b
v0ol4ca1s are canning back h3zns ard re
Democrats feel 50 lonely they have sbout
ccaelz1ed 20 zccoI19any The Silver Rsp1o-
Hans tack % tae Old Republican camp.
Tbs - TIE iogsczi o2caolaA % s..zioa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13

Passport. Ne, can 10 lozger claim 20
- tae no@t eastern paint Il the Cn.ts4
States Porto Rieo's territory stretches
about one degree farther cas- than Eas,-
port
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4 Thin Diet.

Tia Spanish army" said The ,iresona
bcarfe- Exists largely O. pzper.'
Really" said Inc Caeevful F8lo, Thai
ca hardly D. as nutritious as mute
Indianapolis Journal
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''Taey oUght II taka sorne q thsse cap
ta.nS frc-n CerveFa's Get ar{ han- 1aem
10 yard arms" said TIE loyal Serog Ssvez
~ me ol5lhzhL "Tg1ss- s@aoE fog tae 13n-
or os SPAN said tAe osssr. "'out w.
1UDols
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LYNCHING IN MISSISSIPPI.
A Negro Taken From Jail and
Hanged to q Telegraph Pole.

CORINTH (Miss), Aug 1.-At an
early hour to-day an organized mob of
30 masked men went to the County
Jail and demanded the person of Null
lock Walker, who was charged with
assaulting Charles Dazell with sand
bag, about three miles south of town
last Wednesday, since which time Mr..
Dazell has been in a critical condition
and his life despaired Of
No resistance was made at the jail
as the mob was firm and would allow
no parleying, and Jailer Berry turned
the negro over to the mob Walker
was taken to the most central part of
town, in front OF Rubel & Co.'S store,
on Fillmore street, and hanged to the
cross ann of one of the telegraph poles
Walker confessed his crime and i'm
plicated two other negroes in some of
his various crimes
Part Of the mob was sent to the
power-house and compelled the electric
ian TO turn the lights out. and for a
block in each direction the sidewalks
and streets We're lined with men and
boys, looking on the grewsome proceed
inGs.
An attempt to capture the negro was
made last Saturday night, but the Jail
was strongly guarded, and the mob dis
persed
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THE CLARENDON TRAGEDY.
A Written Statement Prepared by
Mrs. Orr Made Public.

CLARENDON (Ark.), Aug. 1.-This
little city has resumed it's usual quiet.
The bodies of the four negroes, victims
Of Tuesday nights mob, were buried
across the river to-day. The body of
Mrs. John T. Orr, who killed herself
in jail, has been removed to her resi-
dence for preparation for burial. Her
little three -year-old baby is with E. f.
Faifer friend OF the family. Wallace
Graham, Mr.. Orr's partner in business,
has received letter from Mrs. Orr's
stepmother at Mauston, Wis, but has
not yet made the contents known. Mrs.
Orr's remains will probably be sent to
her father in Mauston for nterment.
5. w. Boardman has given out a
written statement prepared by Mrs.
Orr on Monday afternoon, just before
she took the fatal dose. II reads:
Il want my baby, Neya, to stay with
Mr.. Faifer, with his children, while /
live, Mr.. Faifer to have full control of
her until my father comes for her.
which ! want him to do. 1 want my
father to have my baby and to raise
her. | want my baby, Neva, to have all
shipped to my father, and buried where
he resides.
II want to say to Steve Boardman,
Wallace Graham, Mr.. Moorehead and
Mr.. Faifer that for the kind manner in
which they have treated me / hope that
God Will bless them for it. / hope God
will forgive Rachel Morris for the way
she has treated me. I want all of my
property to go to my baby, Neva. and
/ hope that his favorite lodge, Knights
of Pythias, will see that this, my last
Will, is carried out. I want papa to
help Wallace all he can. This state
ment completed at 6:30 D. m. Monday,
August $, 1898"
Mr.. Poardman would not give out
this paper until Mrs. Orr was dead. He
says her fathers name is w c. Bar
ker; that he resides at Mauston, Wis,
and that at present he is very low and
and in destitute circumstances He is
81 years Of age. Mr.. Boardman says
John I. Orr has sister Mrs. T. w.
Deal, residing in Denver, Col.