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The herald., 1898-03-23

heights over tho route granted to W. H.
workman BY the city council. In order
to do this the plaintiff must cut the Los
Angeles Railway company's tracks on Cen
trail avenue and use part OF the defendants ,
rails In that vicinity. And this is what the
older line seeks to prevent.
Specifically. the Los Angeles Traction
company wants authority to cut the tracks
Of the defendant at the points Of intersec-
tion of Third street and Central avenue
and at Central and Ceres avenues. for the
purpose of connecting its lines with those
of the Los Angeles Railway company;
also authority to make joint use OF the
tracks Of defendant on Central avenue be-
tween Ceres avenue and Third street, to-
gether with the poles, span wires and over
head work, excepting trolleys; and fur
thermore permission to operate Its
cars over such tracks upon pay
ment of one-half Of their cost
and value. Before the suit was COM
menced the plaintiff had offered defendant
SAT- as one-half Of said cost price. The
defendants answer was general denial.
and 1t stated specifically that the tender
made by the Traction company was insult
ficient.
At the trial the Boyle Heights franchise
granted by the city to w. H. Workman
and A. Jacoby. which was assigned there
after by them to the Traction company,
was introduced, in which 1t is stated that
1t had been granted upon the express con-
dition that II the road was not constructed
upon that portion of the franchise lying
east of the intersection of Third street and
Stephenson avenue, and before any portion
was operated, then all the rights granted
under it should be forfeited.
When the plaintiffs evidence was all in
Judge Bicknell, of counsel for the Los
Angeles Railway company in asking for
a nonsuit. took the position that the fran
chise required the grantee Of the franchise
to construct the Boyle Heights portion Of
the road before it could ask for right to
use defendants track for the purpose Of
completing its line to the Arcade depot
The court held that the franchise sim
ply provided that the Wolfskill-avenue
(now known as Central avenue) portion of
the route could not be operated until the
balance of the line had been constructed,
and that the Los Angeles Railway COM
pany had no cause for-complaint. He de-
MED the motion for nonsuit.
The defendants now introduced testimo-
ny which was mainly for the purpose of
establishing the value of the part Of the
track Of which the plaintiff seeks to make
use.
The herald., 1898-03-23
At the Dog Show

The Norris Bros. Dog and Pony show,
located at the corner of Eleventh and
Flower streets, gave matinee and night
performances yesterday to large audiences
and all who came went away delighted
with the exhibition of dog and horse in
telligencc. There are several new. novel
and startling departures from the ordinary
shows of this kind introduced by Prof. An
drew Norris. which go to further substan.
tiate the high standard of acting these in
telligent animals attain under kind train
ing. Prof. Norris says a smart horse OF
The herald., 1898-03-23
Talking to the jury

Arguments commenced yesterday in the
Crandall murder trial. Deputy Distric:
Attorney James opened for the people, and
Earl Rogers spoke for the defense until
time for adjournment. Today W. H. Shnn
will address the jury until noon in defense
of Crandall, and Deputy District Attorney
McComas will close for the prosecution by
o'clock. The case will go to the jury as
soon as Judge Smith can read his instruc-
tions to them. Attorney Shinn, who is as
full Of objections as an egg is of meat, took
an exception to the ruling of the court that
his talk should be limited to three hours.
The herald., 1898-03-23
REACHING EAST
The Traction Company's Efforts to Get
It's Track to Bovle HEIGHTS

A suit of considerable Importance to
the inhabitants of Boyle Heights and the
eastern section of the city was on trial
yesterday before Judge Allen. sitting with
out jury. A number of prominent Boyle
Heights citizens were present in court to
watch the proceedings which were some
what dry, but more important I'm their ulti-
mate results than they are interesting
1t is the attempt of the Los Angeles Trac-
tion company. represented by E. H.
Lamme and W. E. Arthur. city attorney
of Pasadena, to get its tracks into the
The herald., 1898-03-23
infringement of Patent

company against Daniel c. Wilgus. heard
before Judge Ross yesterday in the cir
cult court, decree was given for the plain
tiff Suit was brought for an infringement
of patent on gyrating circular hose noz-
zle. to which plaintiff claims sole right and
title, having purchased the same from
c. Gauthier of Narsus, France, the invent
or. Writ of injunction was asked for to pre-
vent the defendant from making. using
or selling similar nozzle that infringes on
this patent.
The herald., 1898-03-23

spending few days with old friends in this
vicinity.
Clyde f. Mort made short visit among
his old acquaintance at the beginning OF
the week.
Judge John D. Works of Orchard avenue
is confined to his bed with severe attack
of tonsilitis.
The herald., 1898-03-23

dog cannot be driven to do tricks, but kind
treatment will make them almost as obedi-
ent and clear of understanding as human
creatures There are serious dogs, clown
dogs, tricky ponies and bright actors of
the canine and equine families 1t is not a
show for children alone, but the old folks
enjoy it as much as the youngsters. The
show remains the entire week, giving per-
formances at and p. m.
The herald., 1898-03-23
Our Home Brew

Maier & zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly in bottles or
kegs Office and brewery, 40 Also street;
telephone 81.
The herald., 1898-03-23

Hawley, King 6 Co., cor. Fifth st. and
Broadway. agents genuine Columbus Bug
gy company buggies and Victor bicycles.
The herald., 1898-03-23

Under the new baseball rules 1t is a
breach of etiquette for the players to mob
the umpire.
The herald., 1898-03-23

Largest variety Concord business wagon.
and top delivery wagons. Hawley. Kinl
& Co.
The herald., 1898-03-23
JoTTINGS

All prices OF wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom. 3A South Spring street
The herald., 1898-03-23

Contracts wanted to drill oil wells or
deep wells for water. Might take an inter-
est. Chas. Victor Hall, 2020 Central av-
enue.
The herald., 1898-03-23

Everything on wheels. Hawley. King &
Co., corner Fifth street and Broadway.
The herald., 1898-03-23
FUNERAL NOTICE

Agents Victor. Heating. World and March
bicycles Hawley King & Co.
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Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 3.-Postmaster
Willis has received a letter from General
Shafter dated Camp Wikof, September
%, in which he says Of newspaper attacks
upon him:
The attacks Of the yellow press upon
me and others Of the army administration
are simply outrageous. The articles are
filed with untruths, beginning with the
one that / was responsible for the equip
ment Of the army with Springfield rifles,
which you and every other sensible man
knows is lie. The behavior Of some Of
the yellow journalists was so outrageous
before We even got into Cuba that had
to put my hand on them and after we
got into Cuba it was still worse. Their
letters are the result of personal spite
II had come back with defeated army
there might have been some excuse for
their talk, but having landed one Of the
most successful campaigns Of modern mil.
itary history, 1t is simply an outrage.
II am very fond Of Evans pension com
missioner) and am very glad you are de-
Tending him. Some of the G. A. r. are
simply unbearable and seem 10 think il
they cannot have the treasury turned
over to them that they are being defraud.
ed. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM r. SHAFTER.,
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DEWEY Will SEND rwO THERE
rhs BaItInasre sAa the Petrol WIN
90 to Ttea Tsin.

Washington. OFT 5.--Secretary Lag.
upon adSiers received at the state de-
partment showing the existence Of threat
snihg coalitions IN ChiHa. ordered Ad-
niiral usSsy TO send tao warships i'm
mrdiately from Manila, 10 point a. near
the CAiHs.s capital a. 1t Is Po~ssbls for
var shiP 10 approach. The vessels se-
lectrd are this baltimore and the Petr-l.
Tai, action shows eoasiaaiysly the
eoneern felt BY the administration at
the existing condition VI affairs ia the
Celestial empire. Il souI seem 10 ind.
cate that more ssnatI5aal tntoFutatioa
had bevn received trvm Minister CoRgvt
than the authorities have HI.sle Pablle
The state department. has the i0Ilos
ing eablegrum irOm Minister CoagyT AZ
Fckin:
There IA no serious danger yet. but
considerable anxirty ~ telI Sor the Ia
ture. The toreigH hests are Assembling
st Tien Tsin. some Of Jhs' ministers are
ordering MARINES 10 rskin t0r lrgatson
guards
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London, Oct. 1.--Ths extraordinary hv
Treatment Of the anaTrhi,; assassin Of The
Empress of Austria. the Italian. Lnrhrni.
in the prison Of 81 Antoine, t.snsva, ..
causing murh remark. To-Day b. is al
lowed vine. cigars, litter, anil asy sy,ap~rs
spends money and gives new spapsr later
views In fact he - trrstsd lake the Ian
Of the prison When examined before
the magistrate he made a parade d is-ts
and frivolous answers
The trial has been GSsd for the ar.t
S~ek in November. lie will b. Ton
demned to solitary confinement tur life
Only one man has hitherto undsrvuus the
punishment which has more terriers than
capital punishment The prisoner ia eua
fined in an underground cell into which
no sunshine ever Psnrtratss. lie y not
allowed a bed but sleeps on the ground
and - only PERMITTED to take sxcrri.s ones
week IN the prison yard.
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An OYsruurked Brain


QRssEminsd - riss in his ckossn
proisHaion - IN edReator, Ernest Ken.
pr. Of Pissestan. Ind, evartaxsd him-
sslf nsntally and physically. He waa
ambttio1a. his mind was always On
his work Rrom early Morn until Inta
- sight he soatinnaily pearcd ores kia
hookA
Burned the candle al both enaa. %
Rew persons. even with The strongest
constitutions. can keep up under Euch
q strain
In addition 10 his stndies, Mr.. Ken
per was teaching school soms thres
miles from his home. Finally, hia
excessive stady and the exposure q
going 10 and from school in all kinda
Of weather undermined his health.
He was taken TO his bed With pnea-
nOnia and his overworked brain al
most collapsed Eos several weeks he
wAs seriously i'll
CataIIh had taken root In hia system
and his mind uas in delicate eondi-
tion- He was sent 70 Colorado where
he spent three months without receiv-
ing any benefit Thea . notsd special.
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rweaty-FIrth Come. west.

Chicago, Oct. 3.-The twenty fifth U
S. regular infantry (eolored), the first
regular regiment TO be ordered east after
the outbreak Of hostilities with Spain
arrived in Chicago Saturday from Mon
tauk Point, and later left for the western
posts to which the various companies O,
the regiment have been assigned. -Four
companies go 10 Fort Logan, Col, two To
Fort Grant, Arizona, two to Fort Hua.
ehuea, Arizona, one to Apache, Arizona,
and one each TO San Carlos, Arizona. Fort
Wingate, N. NJ, and Fort Bayard, N. NJ.
The regiment Of 100 men Is in command
Of Major Mott Hooten. The entire regi.
ment goes 10 La Junta. Col, over the
Santa Fe road, and at that point the
companies will separate. -
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THE ILLS OF WOMEN
And How Mrs. Ptnkham Helps
Overcome Them.

Mrs MAKT BoLLISoEa, IIoi Marianne
St. Chicago. Ill, to Mrs. PinkhAm:
." I have been troubled for the past
two years with falling Of the womb,
leucorrh1a, pains over my body, Aick
headaches, backaehe. nervousness and
weakness. tried doctors and various
remedies without relief After taking
two bottles OF your Vegetable Com.
pound. the relief I obtained was truly
wonderful have now taken several
more bottles OF your famous medicine,
and can say that am entirely cured. :"
Mrs. HESRY DoRR. No 500 Findley ST,
Cincinnati, Ohio. To Mrs. Pinkhan:
" For long time ! suffered with
chronic Inflammation Of the womb,
pain in abdomen and bearing.down
feeling Was very nervous at times, and
% weak was hardly able TO do any.
thing Was subject TO headaches, also
troubled with IeucorrhRa After doc
toring for many months with diferen.
physicians, and getting 10 relief. had
given up all hope of being we'll
again when read Of the great good
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound was doing decided immedI.
ately 10 give II trial. The result was
simply past belief After taking four
bottles Of Vegetable Compound and
using three packages of Sanative Wash
can say ! feel like q new woman. I
deem IL my duty to announce the fact
70 my fellow sufferers that Lydia
T. PinkhamB Vegetable remedies have
entirely cured me of ali my pains and
suffering ! have her alone 10 thank
for my recovery. for which am CRATE
full Nay heaven bless her for the
good work she 10 doing for our seq. :"
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Thers - nsSrs cAtasTA In this seest0n o -
eeanEgy thsn all oehsr aAaezSsn put tpw@thsr.
an1 WITH the iAst fxS TaAFS vas Sapp1ssd %
be in1GrMh&&. Fg q great many yeaD 1n-tsrS
pf1naGaneA u q l9eAi 1Aasas<. and prsaCr1eeo
tocMi rsEns9ieA. and ~ ocn&tantty falitaM %
ezrs wits local trsatz3snl prunoznesd h lnrzr-
ats Bct.nas has proven eMtAETs - - eon-
ssituft1nai disease. aad tAersf1rs Requires con
E1It1tl1nAi srsAtnaezA- Hairs catzgrn Cure.
nasnBfae1BT@a ~ Y. J. chen~y q Ca. T0hsda.
Gaia Il 1be onRy conntftuttonal ezrs q TX
uagket- u ID taken Internally n 5OoeS tr1m
- drcps to q teasDoonfal Il acts dtrsef1y -
ths hood and nlBeoaB HGFfaz~a - tN4 Eyatezs-
Th~T oGsF ons hzs9r~1 doslArn Tar any case
IL tails % EEgs- E<nd for circulars and tssEt-
RontAIM Addr~am.
9ots By Druggists. TIC
Hairs Family Pflas Ars he bs~G
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p-a.h q !. N.~.p.p-r Man.

New York. Oct "A W. Lyman,
one Of the best known newspaper writer's
in the country. and for seven years edi-
tor and proprietor Of the Helena. Mont,
Independent, died at his home in Brook
Ign this morning
Lyman was born near Cincinnati in
lS4s. He early engaged in newspaper
work and for 10 years was employed on
the New York sun, having charge Of the
Washington bureau from 1854 To 1889
" hen be went to Helena He was in the
service Of the Associated Press during
the entire period OF the war with Spain.
having been on the dispatch boat Wanda
until the landing Of the United States
troops in eastern Cuba, when he vas sta
toned at Siboney and took charge Of
the work Of the Associated Press, with
the troops in front Of Santiago. After
the surrender Of Santiago, when he re-
turned north, he developed dropsy
trouble, which ended in death. The body
will be taken 70 Cleveland for interment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-08

Washington, oet. 4.-Hrnry Scott Of
the Union Ir0n Works OF san Francisco
called upon Secretary Long yesterday TO
learn the decision Of the department con
esTning the awards VI contracts for the
four eoast defense yesselA- The secretary
has decided 70 award these contracts in
accordance with the lowest bids. namely
One monitor 10 Nixon, At $s25 900; New.
port News, at Ss6OOOo; Bath Iron Works,
at ss62. Zoo, and UniOa Iron Works, at
$4,000.
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Ters.s Fires.

Denver, Col. Oct 3.-Ths forest fires
on the west slope Of the Rockies continue
to spread and only heavy rain can stop
them. Fires have also appeared on the
west slope Of Pixies peak and large Sc
tions Of timber are being destroyed
The FIRE On White river has burned
over an area Of one hundred square miles
and Is still sweeping eastward in stretch
ten miles vide. The towns Of kOkomo
and Hams Peak are reported TO be ir
danger. Glenwood SPRING. is enTeioped
in clouds OF smoke and the situation 10
that vicinity is becoming worse.
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ALL AROUND MARKET REPORT.
wheat aastatisas, wssI rtguFsa.
Esd the rFies 81 rssaass.

Following are the baeAi qastatisaa
Nhosz-ais pixies are gisrn aHIsas 0thsf'
= ins quoted;
What Al the varrhon.s Ci5antry
pant. Ciub. baik 40. saekr,I t3e bliss.
stern. bulk 4se. saeks,I tss ~ sp"kAnsl
CAB, bulk 49,, -aeks4 t7ys eiu~stsui.
bulk As. saekr,i 40.
Oats~-At Spokane l. o, b.. SO q lsa.
barley CsaasEy PoiaSs. 1 g b, fDSs
'se per eSt
Kys-COuasEy paints. L O b. 3oS pa
eWt.
fiSur. pss barrel 1s,lI DROP. EaTS.
Bis Lat. - IS. Itlnnsf. 81 a. i'iaasiltrr.
~ supsfb. u:s sP,A4az. ~ 10. s@uA
Patent, sIi5 Sugs hakr. as White
lily. $40. ~hols vhrsI. a. rys. asss
graham. 81
Fssd Iran and sAssts. 81 per tSaf
shorts, st2. bran. $40. Fpllsd hAsisy. aalI
gkirkrn feed. sIs6faD.
Hay T.mathy. - per tss. baIsd stas-
othy $40. ~hrat hay. s7 ,50@aso. 0at
hay. ESQ. alfalfa. sio.
LOfn--W bols. go cracked. a.
WOOD Iias nas,..uas. oss5s pr ihs ~
dun. Sc q per ID,
lru.iuss Fascy creamery batter. 20
and IA 10 tal~. ~ p~r ID 5. 10 and 30
10 tubs. ~ pr % pstnss, 80 pr 10
eountry butter. in roiIs. D. Pvt 10: eask.
taz butter. Ips ID. eastern erwanery.
PFiata. s5e gbevss. tstH. tsil rgvaH,. tsta
ID. rAsv>r. twin. skim milk. ole iOr ~
mach eEEe, g. 50es q. sslsess,l sExa, 81 s.ss
hoSvy. SALTS cOsab. III p~r ID. taaey. he
Pee ID.
Vegetables - Potatoes. Tssp0e ewts
cabbage, sIiS pr spt. tarnipa, s..2s pss
sTti eusuHlbsrs. 7Se pr boz. OalanA.
$50 per cvt. bsshs. ll@lge pr lbs
carrots, si2s pr sut. bssts. el.as ~
cwt
Poultry lire weight. tpatls
ID: dressed, lsae tie. spring hssalsrs. go
$50. turkeys. live lie lgs, dressed l9as
l9e. spring dasks. drp$srd alsa4sg aas.
geese. 1--we lo6t lls. dressed liza tsts.
Mrais-tesi covs. live & s0aaTs.
dressed $50 $50 evt. steers. live 60 Tsss1
drssssd s5Soas: hogs. live sGsO@ATA
dressed sGad5o. nsttaa. live lts4ie.
drssAsd 7I6sse 10; dressed veal. TRss
ID. lamb, i2ie wholesale.
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The Washington mine in the SLOGAN is
soon to resume operations.
SIX inches Of snow fell at the Rsco
mine in the Sloan last Thursday.
It is said that work il to be resumed
on the Virginia Consolidated at Baker
City.
Lane c. Gillian is looking over the
gold fields around Baker City, in com
pany with J. r. HArdee.
The Noble Five in the SLOGAN is both
cred seriously with foul air in the lower
tunnel.
One ear per day IS the average ship
ment from the Idaho mine, in the SlO-
can, with % men employed.
The final payment Of $4,000 has been
made on the Pothook group of claims
near kamlooP=, b. C., by the English
syndicate
The Last Chance switch from the X
L ). railway in the Sloean has been com
pleted and work On the new ore house ID
we'll under way.
The Sunset No. at Rossland il to b
developed by driving the tunnel on the
$50 loot level about 800 feet to a point
under the discovery shaft. A contract
has been let for the work.
The Florence Miner Is stirring up the
business men Of that camp in an endeavUI
70 get them interested sufficiently to
make a good road between Florence and
the new discoveries in the Hump A
town has been established at the latter
place known as Rigley. This new dis
tTiet gives great promise and as Is Us
ually the case, the local newspaper u
vide awake, endeayOring TO get the bust
ness for its merchants The distance be
tween the two camps can be made in
six hours with a rood road
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Another Raft CsIII.I.u.

San Franci'cn, Ort the steamer
south Coast, bound from Buena Venture
Tor this port. ran into one Of the dsrsl,e,
log rats near Pigeon point The vea-ei
~as severely Jared, but shesrs,l Of in
time to escaPc ssrious injury.
The chamber Of cnmmsrrs Of this city
has sent Communication to Secretary
cage asking him to take steps to stop
The dangerous practice oi towing rats al
sea.
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Santiago, Oct. 4.--General Wood vii!
inaugurate system Of municipal taxa
ton making the taxes retroactive to Sep
TENDER !. This will raise Sl5O,OOO per
month, which will be expended in improy-
ing the sanitary condition Of the city.
Wood left here today to be present at the
evacuation Of ManzaniIlo.
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Jackson, Miss. Oct. 3.--The announce
ment OF 10 new cases Of yellow fever yes-
terday has had the effect Of fastening
the departure Of the remaining eitizenA
More cases will doubtless be reported be-
fore nightfall The state officials are
leaving the city and the state house is
deserted.
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lot from Cleveland treated him without
avail, and then hospital in Chicago
was tried. but all absolutely without
benefit Finally his physician recon-
mendei Dr.. Williams Pink Pills lor
Pale People. and from the frst boz he
began TO improve. When be had taken
nine boxes he Vas completely cured.
This famous blood and nerve medicine
had accomplished what all his former
expensive treatment failed to accom-
plish. Mr.. Kemper says his eatarIh
has entirely left him: he 10 strong
again and weighs nine pounds more
than be ever did. He gives the pills
the entire credit He 10 starting teach
ing again and feels abundAntly able TO
continue the work. To prove that
the above 10 true in every respect, Mr..
kempeF made an afidayit a. follows:
Subscribed and sworn 90 before me
this the 10th day OF September, 1897.
r. p. WATT, Notary Public.
We doubt il these pills have IA equal
in all the range Of medicine, for build
ing up . run down and debilitated sys-
| tam.
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San Francisco. Ort. 5.--At the annual
H'reting u the American Be-t sugar
Association held in this city the follow.
ing officers we're elected for the coming
year: H. 7. Oxnard. Nebraska. pre-i
dent; J. Ross Clark. Montana, vice pres
hent; james Colin, California, SECRETARY,
treasurer.
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View A..I..a.. Secretary Of stat.

Washington, Oct. 3.-The president
has appointed Dr.. David j. Hill Of Roeh-
ester, y. y, first assistant secretary Ol
state to succeed John b. Moore. resign
ed. DR.. Hill Is president Of the Rochester
university.
Also, in the navy, Lieutenant Com
mander John Z. Pillsbury to be com
mander; Passed Assistant Engineer Frank
w. Bartlett TO be chief engineer.
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Cincinnati, Oct. IA Washington.
Ind, special states that there was no re.
newal last night Of the labor riots and
the reported loss Of life Is not confirmed.
The houses Of the negroes are badly
wrecked and It Is expected another raid
on the on.union men viii occur tonight
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TUE FRUIT ElIR Is Open
GRAND PARADE N SPOKANE


Spokane. Oct 5.-Wish . magniaceEs
parade and imposing eeEemonies the fra
snnAlAi Spokane Fruit Fair was formally
op<nc1 yesterday RfteEn0on- The en-
tire sxeseisas PAssed on without hitrA
beyond slight delay in starting the pa
raGe- The costumes worn in both the
parade Ani the oPening exercises we're
the mosS beautiial that ever gnAced the
of.eniRg eeren0nies Of Spokane Ear.
All the exhibits are BOT vet in place. bat
iAEge foree Of naen Is working night AMI
dAy placing them and it Is hoped 70 have
The satire tsir ecsmPlete BY this evening.
IAe city has been thronged With
strangers tOr several days and the early
Hsorning trains brought in several thou
sand more from the surrounding country.
1t Is estimated that Al least $500 people
sas The mAmnoth parade and neAriy 2o00
oi tbese eniered the building 70 witness
the formal oPsHing OF the fair.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-08

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