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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
SCHOONER CAPELLA LOST.
DEREIICT PICKED Up BIT FARAI-
LON AND TOwED TO PORT.
EncOunterS = storm Four Days
Later and n Wrecked-Capfain
Drowned - Views From Alaska.

PORT TOWNSEND, Sept a-Steam-
ship Faralion, Capt Roberts arrived from
Lynn canal ports tonight. bringing seven
ty passengers srom various section %
Southeastern Alaska.
On the morning Of September IS the
Farailoa picked up the wrecked schooner
Capeila IN Seafor-h channel and towed her
10 Bella Bella. The Capeila sailed from
Seattle September Is for Wrangei, and On
September ~ when 10 miles off Cape
EIattery. 4 heavy gaze was encountered.
The little craft was tossed about coza-
pieteiy at the mercy Of the sea. her boats
and matches were carried away, and Capt
Jonas Nordlaad was washed overheard
ard dEowasG. Fl. Lpse was struck BY a
boom and escaped being knocked over
board by Catching the rigging He had
several ribs broken. Another sailor. Ben
Oisn. escaped injury
When the schooner was picked I'D. she
was in a waferogged condition. and al
supplies aboard were spoiled The captain
leaves q wife and four. children. who re-
side II Ballard. The injured sailor was
brought down on the Faraiion..
Among the passengers on the Faralion
were Count de CaFboneau and Thomas
Pslky. direct from Dawson. Count de
Carboneau went 20 Dawson rs the repre-
sentative OF Paris syndicate 20 purchase
mines. Mr.. Pe.ky owns a number OF rich
goIiated 10 Sell 10 French syndicate
Through the count al 4aEge figure. and
b~cll EelTleTnSnt are on t9esr way 10
Paris. where the deal viii be closed. They
will return 10 Dawson in December.
N. Dickinson. connected with the Dali
ton Pony Express. Is also among the pas
sengers. He says. THE Dalton Express
Company has ceased operations for the
season and will try the experiment OF win
tering i4o head Of horses on HOShi. Indians
say the SHOW on the Yukon fails to a depth
OF twelve to fourteen inches in winter, and
that stock can secure abundant food
He also says that the report of the murder
OF Isaac Martin is without founaa ton.
Martin had charge OF Il trading post for
Dalton at Alsac, and was robbed ont OF
$3.50. and while in company win the mount
ed police, ne dropped behind and Was never
seen afterwards. He had been drinking
quite heavily. and on several occasions had
threatened suicide and 1t is thought that he
carried out his threat. Other rohoeries re-
ported on the Dalton trail are not credited
by the Canadian police. who say the stories
OF the men do not agree, and both refused
cused.
During the season $50 head OF cattle
and $50 sheep have been delivered over the
Dalton trail. most OF which viii be butch
cred at Lewis river and taken to Dawson
on the ice.
Indians on Claquon river are creating
some trouble. In July several men were
drowned at Salmon. Indians robbed the
bodies OF watches and other yaluables and
refused to give up the effects TO the Cana
dian police without being paid 4 royalty, and
when the police attempted to use force the
Indians crossed the line 10 American ter
rtory and threatened 10 shoot the police
Il they came into United States domain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
VOTE ON PROHIBITION
TO BE TAKEN TODAY.
Close Contest at Victoria. But Little
Interest Manifested mt VAN

VICTORIA. Z. C. Sept. es.-The interest
IN the prohibition plebisciie which takes
place ioE0oTrow has grown IL in
tsGstEy within the last few days.
There are igitiicafio. s that the liquor
Interest has beer aroused 70 the
necessity Of some organized effort 10
offset tas work of ire P~ohibi1Qnists. ard
there - every likelihood nat a big vote
viii he recorded All tns available cen
NeYarcss haTe neJa secured ard there has
heea rivalry III obtaining tie services Of
the band tn daily newspapers have mt
taken AIRY position Hntl tho last few days.
but ire morning paper has uow come out
quite strongly AGAINST prohibition while
t6e evening r3peg remains reutT2l. The
general fee tog Is that there viii he 81
small majority IL taycr Of prohibition in
toe city.
NAHCOt-y ER. Il. l.. Sept. -S-~vaneou-
Yey Is nor seemingly taking much interest
in ire question - prah, t..fiQl Of ~. Nqu0r
traffic. and appearance indicate that the
total vote GA tbs pl@ojsciEa question to-
morrow w.i Cot he ia-ee. Tee ten peraacts
reo0te have been wa~kinE earnestly 10
sr6ase Az interest lo Tie question. hgt the
Indifference ~ LIS g~eat majority u ire
= oIf1e sces not se@Tn 10 Aaye been much
disturbed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

INCOME TAX Us. SINGLE TAX.

Silver Lake, Wash, Sept - 1893.
To the Editor: At the next election we
are going 10 vote on 3 proposed amend
nnent 10 our state constitution which would
give our state legislature power TO exempt
from taxation. besides public properly,
"sncf, other property 81 the legislature
may BY general law provide" This pro-
ppsed amendment has .enanated from cur
Populist legislature. We must know what
such other property" Is which the P0pu-
lists want 10 have exempted from taxation.
They wsrt TO have exempted from taxa
ton personal property and improvements
o. sland, Jais is the single tax idea We
r,rpose to give an instance 10 show what
yo I'D result:
i viii suppose myself a capitalist with
$iV ses, CAPITAL 10 inves somewhere. Now
] find this state exempts FROM taxation
personal property and improvements on
land. I buy FOR si9.9s' nnisuproved lands .
On these spetd Sc Asl for Improvements.
ThereaE,er Il derive incosns OH the SIS. eco
but Deed not pay taxes uIl more than the
xln IN paid for the land. the Income on the
GAeD is free from taxes as being the
result Of my Industry and honesty" Thea
one-tenth Of my income.
From this example, a. one result 81 the
proposed constitutional afnendsnent, do our
people Want such change? This is one
way single tax VIII WORK
.Ihss same party " no would thus exempt
fIoin - sstien ~. nceIne derive frosn
the S1sss ~ the ,saue party who in the
last national campaign condemned the su-
pfe5ne court beca,sRe II declared the in
come tax unconstitutional. Thus in the
national campaign they wanted !rcofn,
tax; IN our state campaign they want but
the single lax on land
To ms the Peoples party and platform
liz fiddle. On tins question OF taxation |
cannot make out what they want / an,
sure i shall n9t vote EuT far PROPOSED,
asnendnient. F. Il. WAHI.BERG
Our correspondent is mistaken as 10 the
nature of tina constitutional amendment "a
BE- submitted 10 tbs voters ~ November
although h@ IS correct IN his Illustration a.
the woTksFS Of TIE single TAX theory The
PROPOSED nsndenenE applies only 70 ma.
hieipaifkSes - sa# state. and provides that
the class or csssss.s ~ property which shall
he taxed 3aF tnNnic paI psfpo<rs nlav be
eetefs'iaef} aY erse IL tnQ f,sopla That's Is
= n,isea.eYs1sl- @tfs5upt ~ irnpossa the sin
sic Tax hoFsH5 ET u4r elites anf towns 2,
All @a'nF wgsjEe fer general adoption
tafo@ZSt}Sst sic 9tsse. t,!y corfe~routisr,i
ia sght tH Ais decssiyx - vute sg4tsaSt IA,
measure. an1 sil sn0d cS!zeus sllouId tolr
him It's voting dawn all suca rerniciou,
legislation
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CUSHNAN OPENS THE BATTLE
R1AsT GIN or THE CAMPAIGN
FIHED IL OLYMPIA.


Hp<eiaI Dispatch to sas Po=t-Intssssx eEesr.
Oily MIA, Sega H--TrSak W rE<a-r2Lu
fyaEssd TIE TaurxtDa county Republican
campaign tonight xish telling speech OF
FHra n8slr and a aais- The speaker oESsed
~ referring IN rpos. complimentary terms
70 " Il Jones. AsEx F14si@xEon and Judge
Andsrs. go
In 1859 the Democrats went faso oss@s
sssz f,at the HAssn tariff into effect. H.
ssia@ q 9 fsw months saere Vas trars-
goTnnatien fseff2 forlaer condition OF plenty
u thai Of want AID sdisnGss. The Demo-
rsats had led ths people a.tray, bat In
aae following campaign. realizing that freq
trade gas q deaf Essze. sesortse 10 free
soaaga as susssTasge TO deceive tae
E4opls
The speaker Pointed est the remarkable
Inconsistencies 81 ". G. jonas AID James
Hamilton Lewis On this Issue, saying that
those VINO seek to deceive the people are
not worthy Of conffienee.
Ar. eastman declared that the Eisaas-
burg platform sas for single tax, and asked
II the farmer vosaid De willing 70 bear the
O1-sien OF taxation. Formerly the Popa-
1issE had pretended 10 be after the bond
lsoidaF, now they seenlsd 10 Dc pursuing
tie farEHra. lie denied tie ASSERTION that
tAe Republicans tiii not favor exemption
Md said that tse only exemption the people
81 fAss state ever had was given them by
fhs ispuba.eaH party, which the fsslonssts
~ uawiso l.glssssion, had destroyed. Peo-
PIE who had never paid personal tax in
fhsa state before were compelled to pay
under the present administration. The
f1puilsgs had raised the price of state and
county warrants By taking tbs money from
The people TO do IL.
He then referred 20 the dissipation by
fne attorney general Of tbs f. 900 appropri-
Etea 70 defend t.ss maximum freight rate
Hi, which WAS paid without result 10 q
kon OF Winston and certain attorneys
Ar. Cushmau referred with great effect
10 Congressman Lewis giaT!ng nisstate-
neuts regarding the COS. OF the war, and
quoted the statements BY DingIey and
OroHvenor, published In the PostInte!.-
ksncer of a recent .iats, to show the alb
Sufdity or eSswsse ilguFss, and said that
nan who would wilftifY BIS guilty OF such
HssT epress NATION as was our present rep
rfsentatige Was not 1T TO be sae peoples
he D. chosen 20 represent the people OF this
state In congress he would tsel indeed hui
INFLATED sho1id his vsracity be called into
question by such eminent authorities as
Dingiey aid GfDsveaor.
AIR. cushInan said he did not come 10
olympia TO answer Lewis speech. IL re-
qnired TO aslxwsr. One Of the features OF
tie speech Was an exposition Of the con-
Trajectory attitudes ass timed by Lewis on
Hawaiian annexation and the Nicaragua
canal matters.
The speaker said ne had been asked IL
he felt that ne could fill Mr. Lewis posi-
ton In congress-. He said he replied can
dlaly that he could not and never expected
10 be able 10 do SO until he had been re-
created In the form OF Baiaam's travelling
companion.
The address clossd with a splendid tribute
ton. and the loyalty and patriotism Of the
people OF the United States
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GOLD FROM KL0NDIKE
WINS BACK 1 WIFE.
n. n. Ayers Returns 60 Missouri
WITH a Fortune and Annuss
"A Divorce,

MACON. No Sert. @-A romance 4
ire A}oHGske wa& revealed here ,sdAy su
ts7e CITIES st t6e cat1r1y cseTk- Aeo2it i
wear aSo NJ Il, Ayers s prosperous $50 K
It213. sctI vus aia holdings &sEe a2& WAX
~ &Ec Sai3 Gss,cs. despite thr protests 4
Hs pf<e Mrs. Aye-s. w1o is yoGE& ard
SNo3 looEing. became csse S.0rea taat sAe
waa3i neNeF see her HHsb4.u3 again and
sra a. ence Applied foF 4. 1&vorcs In
Asseh lasi decree WAS granted - aer ~
assg pseR ~ j "a ag*eu rUsnt
When NJ. AYERS rees3rnfd fsezu .be ea&s
sel1s sast wees Ae brcUgh1 s@@.:ssa IL god
daSs, his profits ia 4 sea3 jGs & us32.1g lain
gsA1E Dawson. a34t instead % finding a
ssaFTsing wtfa awaiEtgx Alnl wss confront
81 ~ s@g decree 81 divorce. TIE klogals-
&f would got ~ psas or. however. TEs
sansAs 0ws sss sx-siss sAessyes! her ire
e2ssE Il hsS gold Ggsss. aHs4sts..7 saas RS in
seyssk7fss rs @sw &yN teen Ytgtr R.s9 a. sv
9slss'NIsss = license sas assise& today scs tns
recAA<1.-As ~ @-s G4sors.s1 coap.a
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Aside from The TWO places In the Nine
te<ath senatorial and the Talrsy~th.Td rep
FesenJattVe districts, the following nom4-
resS were chosen:
ThIgty-gnlrd representative district --
Frank BIsson {SiiFes Republican,, Thomas
Nj Edwards (Populistl. NijkesoE.
Tairry-fourth representative district.
{. Barna0y Qopuiistt, Ai.keSon, George
Williamson (Democr&tf. Tacoma
TkFrty-rfta geQTesens atIve 6tstr1ct-E. II.
Proctor Silver Republican,, Tacoma
Thlrly-S3xth representative alstrtCtE- A
Mccoy tPoDulist}. Tacoma. Charles Ken
uetiy Democrat. Tacoma
T'a.rty-sevsnth representative district
Thomas Dessslond lDemoErats. Tacoma
4. J. Gai4s tFopu{lst(. Tacoma
The Joint conference Of the three con-
veUtions 20 select q state senator and rep
Tese1tatfTe frera the Twsnty-tair4 ana
Tairty-fh3ri Districts, respectively. was rot
long in selecting the two candidates this
evening. After al leading members had
been heard from {. NJ. Easte-day tS!iver
Republican, vas rerorulnAtea fer the state
sena.e, and Frank Bison tSslTer RspQhii-
cam VAS decided upon for the lower
house
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
ROBERTSON RAFT ADRIFT
OFF POINT ARENA LIGHT,
stormy Weather ON the Coast Teaxs
the Bix Tow Away From the
steamer ProgresO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2S-The Ms,
chants Exchange reports that an immense
lumber raft is adrift off Point Arena nxfs
1t Is thought that the raft became astara-
ed during q squat.
This Is the Robertson raft, which VA
taken IN tow by the steamer Progrsso a
Columbia river heads several days ara II
was thought st the time she left that "a
weather was too stormy fer a success-l
tow.
The steamship Progreso Is In port, HAVING
abandoned the remains OF the big cosasm.
bia log raft off Point Reyes. The asi.ky
mass OF lumber presents a serious neaaes
TO navigation. Quite q heavy sea IL run,
ming and the waves are breaking ever Tia
raft.
The steamer Humboldt arrived this Al.
ternoon and reported that she met the rat
slowed up and steered close TO H. She d.
covered tha. Il was a raft OF plea 80
The section made up OF lumber ray nara
been picked up by the tugs. Tugs from
this city will put out TO secure the a.s
raft IL the sea IL not too heavy TO fen1ss
II impracticahle 10 make fas. 70 the siaa.
The Progreso arrived dragging a naw 81
chains and checks aStern. showing aas
the raft had broken away from the steam
or. and the sea was probably too rough for
the steamer to stand by the logs
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FIGURES ON SEALING CATCH.
The Alpha Brings Reports From Ves-
sells of the Fleet.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Tnteligencer.
VICTORIA, B. c., Sept 2S.-Capt. Clar-
ence Cox. pilot Of the steamer Alpha in
qu.red at Unalaska as to the sealing
catch. He gives the following figures, in
addition TO those reported BY the AM
pason:
Skins Skins.
Victoria -. 49,. / 400 Walter L. Rich. 496
Mermaid :. -. I25oj Ocean Rover -. $40
Zllah May -. sei Beatrice -. -. 2Si
The Dora Steward, reported by the Am
phiog as having Az SANS. had coo when
boarded by Capt. Cox.
BY the steamer Wiiapa. which has just
returned from the west coast. IL is learned
that the sealing schooner Otto arrived yes
terday morning at Tklulet under seizure
by II. NJ s. Pheasant. The Otto was with
in the prescribed zone and when hailed by
the warship was Informed that he would
be towed out The Otto's captain ex-
planned that he had sin another boat ous
hunting. This decided the Pheasant
commander 70 enforce the regulations.
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crs OF which in,imated that IL Tibbals ac
cepted the nomination that party would
not place a ticket IN the field. But since
JYhbais refusal TO be A candidate a cali
has been made by the Populists for q. con-
ven,ion 10 ne held here on October $, the
same day that the Democrats hold their
convention, and IL * understood that an
effort will be made 20 fuse. The Fopu-
lists however do not cut much Of q fig
iua III this county. as their entire number
VIII not exceed seyenty~flve. while. on the
other hand there are more than 1Qu Demo
Gratis who openly avow that they viii not
have anything 20 do with fusion ticket.
no matter under what name 1t appears, and
in case os fusion they WIZ either vote tire
straight Republican ticket or not vote at
alt Thus IL VIII be- seen that the Repub-
acan ticket OF Jefferson - a sure winner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

Two Robbers Hold Up Train yen.
Colorado SPRING.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept 2s.-Trafn
No on the Denver a. Rio C;rande was
held by two men between this CITY ana
Palmer Lake about o'clock The rnb-
oers fired several shots. and ATTEMPTED Ia
car
The firing attracted the attention OF ths
passengers. sone OF whom came oct and
frightened the robbers. who disappeared In
cept shooting a hole in the exuress car
Passengers On the train say a. least
thirty shots were fred. The man w4rs
eysasstiy green at the business. They So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

Important Strike Made i'm the Bo-
nanxa Mine. at Dossburg.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Tnteligencer.
ROSSBTRG, Sept. 2s-The Bonanza
mine. at this place. which has been ship
ping from two to three cars Of high-grade
gaiena ore each day for the past year. has
developed an immense body Of ore at a
depth OF AS feet. Heretofore no ore has
been taken out of the mine below the 4co-
foot level, but a force of nsu has been
employed for some time sinking 10 the
5l0-foot level, where il was expected the
shoot would be tapped again. They were
not disappointed In this. and the present
addition OF 100 feet in depth on the already
wide ore body on the s0J-foOt level is q
remarkable addition 70 the wealth con-
tained in the property.
The Young America concentrator Is com
pleted, save, perhaps. a few details. and
the work Of obtaining water by a ditch
from a neighboring lake about a mile I'D
the hill Is now in progress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

}. Fl. Day, of Dayton. Chosen as State
President.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligence-
NORTH YAKIMA. Sept. 2s.--The State
Pharmaceutical Assoc atom closed It's ees-
son this afternoon Fly delegates were
IN attendance. j. ri Day. II Dayton was
chosen president; Waiter ST. Joaa, OF ia
coria, was Reelected secretary.
TIE next place Of meeting was referred
20 the advisory committee.
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TOBIN WILL GET OFF LIGHT.
Lewis VIII Not Prosecute Charge OF
Attempted Murder

was arraigned in the justice court this
morning charged with the attempted rr1tir-
der % Edward Lewis whom he accused
Of insulting Mrs. Tobin. Tobir waived eS-
animation aid vas ordered 10 appear for
trial before the superior court Noverr2 bfr-
l5 Lewis announces that he vii not pros
eSuts.
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THEIR FIRST PASSENGER TRAIN.
Hoquinm People TO he Given q Ser
vice by the Northern Pacific

Special Dispatch 10 the post-inteliigencer.
HoQUIAM Sept. 2s.--The Northern Pa
cific passenger train is expected here to-
night, and viii land passengers OF a eide
track along the water front where a
coach VIII be left 20 be used as a depot
until the i'll about the new depot is COM
pleted.
About fifty men are now grading IN
town. and IL VIII Only be q few days until
lumber shipments for the East vii. be
loaded here and logs brought TO the town
from camps In the upper end of the
county,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
STEAMER BERTHA FROM ALASKA.
Arrives at San Francisco With kton-
dikcrs and Money.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.-The Alaska
Commercial Company's steamer Bertha
arrived today from ST Michael with fifty
paSsen myers The total wealth on the ves-
sci was over 10000 about $4,000 Of which
belongs TO passengers.
Most Of the wealth brought down on the
McQuestion. who IS credited with S35o.oco.
He is the Alaska Commercial Company $
agent The rest OF the passengers all have
small amounts, but few have more than
Sis. 00o.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 2S-A ciarsHon,
special TO the Journal says that the vlaes
was wiped out by fire last night, ;weity-
two buildings being destroyed
The total loss by the fire viii be over
so. co. with sli.oo insurance. Seventeen
buildings were burned. including every
business structure in the town except ths
bank and the elevators at the station. The
fire Is Supposed to have been incendla!y.
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Lumber Schooner Launched.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
HOQUIAM, Sept. 2S.-The four-masted
lumber schooner built by George II. Hitch
ings for the E. K Wood Lumber Conn
pany. was successfully launched a high
tide today and christened Dauntiess. She
Is 1T feet long. 81 feet beam and Il feet
hold. Capt. Troei Smith, formerly Of the
schooner La Gironde, viii be master.
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NARROWLY ESCAPED BURNING.
Coifax Family Loses Home ana Al.
most Their Lives

Special Dispatch - the Pc&:TnteIliEencer
COLFAX. Sept. 2s.-Flre destroyed the
residences OF Edward Voc saShnen and
W r. Ccnyar9 a. an early hour This morn
ina The loss = s. go Nothing was saved
Conyard and family narrowly escaped
burning 10 death.
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Circu. Thief in Custody.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-fnte9ligencer
BLAINE. WASH, Sept. 1s.-Afgfca
negro circus follower who stole 500 srcssr
T. H. Walters, manager OF the Australian
circus tha; has been playing the North
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government has privately advised ths
colonial ministry OF the appointment. u
Lieut. Col. Sir Henry MeCallum. q ua
Royal engineers, 10 the gorerrorshp q
Newfoundland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept es.-wo-d has
been received ~ this city that the trans
port steamer Arizona arrived 81 Manila TO-
day Sac left her cl August - with Il
reg. n1ens Of so.1lers tor Honolulu. ard Mas
thsn sent 20 Manila WITH small 3etach-
MeGx o. t-oocS IN cazrEa az Lieut. WTsgat
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Fight on legislative Ticket.

Aside from the legislative end OF the
ticker -here vas Nd contest OF momen:
en- any candidate Men slated for renosr,-
nation were put up by unanimous vote,
and in most instances by acciamation:
The ticket was largely OF tha cut and
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NOW A BONDED SHELTER.
Everett Institution Authorized TO
Ia lis Own Refining

Special D5xQatcA - ths Post rteliiz a~.-ar
PORT TOW NSE<D. sep ZS.--Collertor
Eae@'ls has received irstru~tIcos from ths.
Treasury department that the Puget Sound
Seduction Company. known q & the Everett
s1Ileier, has been raised 10 TIA grade - 4
ss12led sFae.teT ana ~, uoW ae allcwsJ.
e 80 rs cwn refining.
Customs INSPECTOR 4 J. Nava ar
potGte8 fvpra Port Townsend has been So
sscte3 as slpFskeeper Of the tEas s.sus Ion. the
appointment being Ia1e - fha collector.
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To CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
Take IL x&Tive ErGSsa waln5ae Tablets All
druggists refund money T. I. fails te x1,rs
&c. GSau4as las /. =. - sssa tAh,AA
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smrru urnnrn e.r.pt.n III


Joplin. 1c Sevt x The arrea. e,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

west, was arrested At Vancouver. B. c..
today and brought back to this city by
Constable RadclIff. He had on his person
when arrested $40 of the stolen money.