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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-27
MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Oct. * 1895
Exchanges a. the Sea1<le. Tacoma, Szso-
kane ard Portland CLEARING houses today
were:
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Total sales.
General Quotations.

rTng-- pecefrss o. ~ barrels: exports,
& gs4s barrels market au9I ard weak with
y s.-et sfsntse@oEa pa tert s4sysS. wints:
SRA .ghts 81 ssssgs 70.
saf--Fsecxapisr HIS bushels: sx-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
KreadstuGs.


SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. &-wheat
lower: both spc. ard futures are of Bar
ley unchanged; trading not active; Offer
inss small spo, anotations were:
FloGs-Ns' cash for family extras, si-lS
AIS; bakers extra. sssg4-
Hneag-Sasppiag. Sl.22is fer Ne. i aud
u.s.. for sho.cei milling. 81 -as51 sFi2
Bar!ey-Feed. H.seesi- zsA; brewing, SIS
oars-Poor 10 fair. a.17t-e7f.a: good TO
choice, s. l-i2zsal.- =; fancy feed s.. -.1ssl. u:
gray. N-la1l.las milling, So --.S1 /:
Surprise, sl.5sfs l.49: black for seed. $I.9stp
LIE. red 81. i9lfk45
Receipts.
Flour. quarter SACKS, ISL: Oregon. AIS:
wheat, centa.s. 81; oregon. ISIS; harley,
eentals, s,7es: Oregon. S.s-o: oats, centa-s.
iss: oregon. $50; Aea-1S. sacks, $500 corn,
centals. Eastern. 40: potatoes. sacks, aoss,
oregon. -. onions. Sacks, se. bran.
sacks. S.5se. middlings, sacks, n. hay.
tons. Sa7: Wool. baaes. 50. Oregon; 81:
quicksilver, TASKS. Is. wins. gallons. Ms
90: brandy. gallons. 1850.
Closing Quotations
whea.-Deeember. 81 3,.; May. si.ashs.
Barley-lnactive; December sl,23is.
Corn-Large yellow, $io2isGIi,oa.
Wool and Hops.
wooi-Spring-N leg7l4c; Eastern
Oregon. ieGiec: valley do. l59i7c. Fall
Northern mountain. s1loc: mountain, sss
lie. San Joaquin plains. s4yc; Humboldt
ard Mendoc.3O. llHlSc-
Hops-Crop of 1897 nominal: new OF 1885,
l2ql5c.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
M.llstuffs-M iddlings. Sl7Q2l. bran. G55o
CISCO per ton.
Hay-Wheat. sl5ais: wheat and cat. sii
Il3; alfalfa. slog u.5o: stock. $lo3il straw
per bale. 4efs70c.
Pota,oeS-Early Rose. 2sG;40c; river Bur
banks. i,lSec. Salinas Eurhanks. 7asasl. =,
Oregon Barbanks, 5aGtSac: sweet, 4Gglac
Nesetables-Pickie onions 544,60c: eu-
cumbets. iotle5c: garlic. re. green peas
3asc: string beans, 2I2iec per 10: bay
squash. 2yioc per box: tomatoes 3sdteSc
Per box; okra. green. $oa65c; egg plant,
Fruit-Apples. choice. 75c: common. &c:
l5easi2s: nutness. 4aG6oc: grapes. o-tin-
airy. 2ossoe per box: Isabella. slcl,sI :,
oranges, Valencia. s2sls; Mexican lines,
re-pack. 45oQ5. 80; common California
lemons. s2ap3; choice California lemons
s5aoafaH 80; bananas. $i.25q2Z5 Der bunc., !:
pineapples. s2Gid per ooz
Butter-tancy creamery. 2fc: do seconds
AHZ fancy dairy nominal do seconds.
lSa2oc: picked, 2l122c; firkin isd2ic.
Gheese-New, Il11c; old, l0lIlc; Young
American, lsc: Eastern. leGl3c
Eess-store nominal: fancy ranch, s2Q
S'Lsc; Eastern fancy. 25Q27c
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, I4Tl5c nor HI.
turkey hens. l3Glic: old roosters. S4I4 10:
young ROSTERS. $ia5; small hroilers. "a 81:
large broilers. H5eQ4; tryers "a ,,,Ssl !.
hens, sta5.50; old ducks. si15.50 younw
ducks, Sida; geese. s. 2sdsl.50 per pair. COS
Lngs 81 90 50; old pigeons, $ig.s5: Young
pigeons, sI.50l2.
Cash Wheat.
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Mining stocks.

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isn0lar 49,. ..... 5i@ppf3sr 49,. ....... q
Crown P9rt ...- s{iAymoa9;a -.... 10
Con Cal * Va g Quicksilver e. 49, IL
peadwooa q. 80 - Preferred 49,. =. -
Could IL Carry y Sierra Nevada 49, 81
Hal. & Norcr3ss - Standard 80. 80. 10
Y4crn@sfake . 5s9 MON con 1904. u
Iron SILVER ...,.. s. Gclsow jacket -. J.
Mexican 49,. ..., lCi5
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Yes, HUDYAN IS the true nerve uidsr.
Many men and women are ready to testify
10 that. HUDYAN did it. HUDYAN doa
do HUDTAN cures. Just as certain a.
you are foot high, SC certain viii HUDyAI
cure you.
HUDYAN cures Nervous Weakness, Men
tai Depression, Hystsria, Sumbnsss, Treub-
ling, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains in tho
Shoulder, Pains Up and Down the Backbone
HuDYAN cures Nervousness, Mclancho!iA
Nervous Debility. Exhausted Nerve Vitality.
HUDYAN cures Sleeplassnsss, palpsation 1
the Heart, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Loss
Of Appetite. HUDYAs cures Cab as
write for free circulars.
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''st4tE To RS Bls n.,as -
S-st-S SsNsT in;pg y CaieIt.
49, . h,ff.y s.Xoa la2S . a.es pro
.sa's NJ. ZEE FsSvvc3 BY iGe uuferS sued
: s@sfF Z sAe board of pGh,ic works Gp
esOtk T. 1,.. Monday. Nc5oher Sss;.
ST 'ha Improvement, Or Biar hard
- t,Tfn rta avenue "a the Al.sy ee-
Fi,s @Nr-e and s.xie avenue. tE
-. - ae;2 ~ sewer Ascrs said
ssT~ {ose.A,r ai.A al Necessary of<a-
~fss arhete>, iAmphalss. Vert-Ist-
-, I@sh.nE lsaks and catch basins. as
c.~sssed g ovt.G nance NJ. ) - ccSStlaS
-. n pre- 81 IL; als,r-c1 Nc. "a aad n
sa s-'o~fce .ae pas ara spoetf.-a-
: Pow "a d-e IA ,he o1tlce - the board
st-else Wcrss-
49, "a n-us. - scccmps nted ~ a Ger
e. e'e.N. Java a,e 10 tie order % the
81 c~4i' p 1l.es, tar a sum GsI l1ss TRAN
~ sas ptF cFr. ~ ne I'd ana no h.4
"a = considered Unless accompanied ny
&C.. s4ccass.G' adder VII b. required 10
ss.as 'rte contract ard furnish xatistsc-
81 so.i4 tas tae amoan1 required - The
~--<ies &4d tie LAWS sc the state ot
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nrlcE no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

sOricE TO CONTRACTORS h.rteenth
Asenue Sewer improvement.
sosiee IS hereby given that sealed pro-
u d will b. received by the undersigned
- saFy OF the board Of public WORKS up
81 o'clock y. n. Monday. October slst.
~ for the Improvement OF thirteenth
asnse from East Union street 70 1eo feet
sath OF East Denny way. uy constructing
pipe sewer along said avenue. toge Their
rsh all necessary openings. wyes. man
Lees. lampholea. venfiiators. flushing
7nks and catch basins. As provided by Or
fslace Nc 5o56 creating local improve
sst tistriet No rs. lana n accordance
n n The Office OF the beard OF public
sgks.
. E2eh BID must be accompanied by Ger
snAt check. payable TO the order OF the
Iny comptroller. for a sum not less than
re G. per cent. OF tbs bid. and no bid VIII
= considered unless accompanied by said
sa<ck
| ne successful bidder VIII be required to
wtsr into y contract and furnish satisfac-
Hfy bond for the amount requiard by the
| Ty charter and the laws % the state o.
Washington, within ten days after being
ssEied OF the award Of the contract to
10; sailing 20 do 80. the said check and
. se amount fixed therein viii he forfeited
y tie city. No person is eligible an bid
. sr who has within TWO years price ~ the
sting Of said contract made default in
Nyment Of any just claim for any work
y labor performed or any skill or material
FINISHED pursuant 20 any sach contract
! n herein advertised, or who within said
TO years failed 10 complete any such con-
s$cs
Special attention Is called to article xiii.
the city charter. RS now in forre. relat-
Eg to hours Of labor and 70 article viii
sctscn ST. subs ane .. reia ting TO bonds
20 sareiles
ne board Of public works reserves the
~ to reject any and all bids
| Proposals. must be Endorsed OF envelope:
Sd FOR Thirteenth Avenue Sewer I'm
Isysmsn;"
By order Of he board OF public works.
FRANK Gf.EsOS. Secretary.
late Ct nrst publication. October 2isl
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NOTICE To CONTR sCTDRS-F'oGrtessnth
Assnue Sewer Improvement
seIce = hereby given that SEALED pre-
'essis Will he received by the under igned
sesetary II The board Of public works Up
9 : o'clock y. m. Monday, October 2ist.
y, FER the Improvement OF Fourteenth
Etaue from East Pine street ~ 10 fact
seta ~ East Denny way, by construct
sIAtr with al necessary openings. Nyes.
@AlsGles. lampAoies. veatiiatorS, rGshing
sssss and catch haSn~, A. provided by
ssa nance Ne. &Sl. creating local improve
Aes; district M. 10 and n accordance
va tae p!a2s ana specifications now on
se,ks
sarA hii must bc accompanied by 4 Ger
e1e@ ere k. uayaale ~ the order Of the
81 comptroller for 3 sgtTn not less thfn
re - per cent. ~ Tie b 81 and no hii WI
Geek
Iae successful bidder Vii hs required -
go into a oon;racr and furnish sattsfac-
~, ~ ho2f Yer The staoun. required ey he
~ t@sftc~ And ths laws OK lte STATE az
aassnsisD. w3tt,n zen days after De ug
ss9Slf4 If t9e award al tne contract 20
~. ~. railing - aa 50. the al check and
-, * 81 uHl liked taoge.n vi Be ioriested
us c.,y. N peraon X esg bic as q hid
- MO has within two years uTior 20 ;Ae
.sssax ~ sSti Coa'rac: made defa4il in
- ~ auY tIss elem fer any work
~aeF p-rf3-sn u or am skill oy material
...saSa~i pursuant % any such centrsot
= asfe.n advertised. az 40 Within 50 d
- - ears faxed 20 complete ANY sGea con-
- cal st(eG,ian IS called 20 article xNij..
= 'Ae c'Y charter. As NV IN fcsCr. vesat-
- - 'aQafs z labor ana - sfJic = via.
: 90 81. e}.cs i aa1 :. rcl8Nag IL bon -
- sareg3eS
.ae hoard e nuNtr werks reserves g5s
r. Z" st5"rs AgY upd az bids.
~ s'epcSae pslst - iu3ogsssd o. enTcl1Ge
a.. ~ teg ta4rtreatt, Avenue Sever Ir.-
y order - thc hoara = rUtl> works.
RANK ot.ESCN. Secretary.
~ @'s - SIS. cation. October $.st.
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Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat, sl2l3.a3l oSa..
Exchange.
DO sight. si.S.
Financial,
SILVER bars 80. 6asi Drafts-S.ght IT,
Mex. doLs ..4s,444.Ai Telegraph =. :. 20
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West Shore As IN
Va. Centuries .. 7s+
Deferred :. 80. 6
Wis. Cen. lists :. So.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Irteiiigencer
SkOkANE, July ts.--A tragedy took
place At Lapwai, Idaho. last night thai has
stirred Neg PIERCE county 10 a pitch that
means short shrift 10 the murierers IL
caught by any OF the many posses that are
now securing that county. Charles E
Thatcher, OF Thatcher. King & Co. a
leading citizen and native Of Neg Perez
county. il the victim Two unknown rob-
beers are the murdererS The tragedy oc-
CURED at $50 last night, as Thatcher and
Killing were preparing To close up the store.
Two marked robbers sudde ally entered and
covering both men with revolvers. ordered
them 10 open the safe. which contained
Lewiston that day for the purpose of cash
ing checks for the Nez Perez Indians, Mr..
Thatcher started TO obey, but after fuunb-
ling at the combination for a moment he
rolled over on the floor in a faint. king
was then ordered to open the safe and
while he was doing SO, Thatcher came 10
ard started TO rise when both robbers
opened fire on him, killing him Instantly
Snatching watch from both King and
Thatcher the robbers lied.
Posses were rapidly organized and the
country is now being secured for the muir
derers, for whom a reward of $1,000 has
been offered
Thatcher vas the best known citizen OF
Neg PIERCE county. and a son-in-iaw OF
Mrs. Burnham, of Seattle. Mrs. Thatcher,
widow OF the murdered man. is now speed
ing from Seattle to the scene OF the
tragedy.
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Linton kept going like the wind. ami BE-
fore Michael came back on the track he
was one miie ahead.
When Michael left the track he was
greeted with a storm OF Kisses. II GER
tainly appeared like q case 81 quit, as
Michael could have changed his wheel and
resumed his place behind his paccmakers
tried 10 do SO. Michael met with another
slight drawback on catering his tenth
mile. when his pacing team broke a chain.
After Michael let up there was little in
terest taken in the race outside D. Lin
tons efforts TO reduce the record. A.
though he tried hard ne could add TO new
figures until the fifteenth mile. when he
started in by clipping is seconds OF tho
record.
He continued ahead OF the record every
mile until the finish. breaking the twenty
mile record by exactly seven seconds He
could have made better tine had ne not
lost his pacemakers while rounding for
the last lap Not content with he re-
suit. Michael challenged Linton Cor ar
other race at twenty-five miles. The race
will be run at Manhattan Beach rack Oh
Saturday next. Taylore II France este b.
lished new kilometer record during the
afternoon. Summaries:
one-miie handicap, professionally. II
Hicks, jr.. Brooklyn. 40 yards won: IL
L. Caldwell. Boston. scratch, second: r..
Terrili. San Francisco 10 yards third. G.
Time. 2:07 S-5.
Exhibition trial for new American kiio-
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REGULAR GARRISON FINISH.
nAams Pitches Another Magnificent
Cane-Garycs, Best Seea since the
Days of McGinnas-Cesbett.s Great
Caseh-'.Dutch" ~ First To-day.

n Seattle has as coed luck In the two
mmes AZ Madison street park this after
seon with Portland as she did yesterday
eftsrnoon q. lie Athletic park, the fans
M Be happy. Some OF the Old tin<rx
were present yesterday FOR the FIRST Tina
e.ors In the ninth ard won out in the
nth. they declared that the good reports
aAout the quality 81 baseball being PLAYED
a the New Pacific League had not been
exaggerated.
Portland scored In the second inning on
= hase hit over second which corbett al
Iw<d 10 20 through him. Seattle took the
ls,d In the last half OF the inning with
4uo runs on hsis by Corbest and GaumnItz,
( bsse on balls ard Hsrimann's sacrifice.
4 passed bail. combined with hits b. Ben
Ies. Hopkins and Haynes. gave Portland
ira In the third. She scored one more In
she fourth on errors by Dea and Adder
eer. and ore more In the fifth on CAyk's
home run over the right field fence. From
ahie on 10 the end Of the game not q Port
and man reached home.
Seattle brought her score UP within one
- pyYsIanG's in the fourth with two runs
= CoYAetts single. Dea's double and
a. scere again until the ninth, when Dea
Drove the ball to the left field fence. the
ionsess hit ever made on the grounds. and
scoyed on Murray's tumble Of HArtmann's
srounder With the score a tie. Portland
vent on. in order In the tenth.
Adams the first man UP for Seattle,
lroye .he bal. 10 the right Held fence for
fxo bases. reached third on Murray's slow
handling Of Ancerson's grounder. and home
&c tbs same payers slow handling Of
Pages hit.
Adams pitched a magnificent game. an
tne score shows. He ought TO have won
hands down. Haynes pitched good ball.
hsying good control and great speed. Ow-
inx to an Injury 10 Pages hand Rand COW
efVd short Gaumnitz made hts initial ap-
searancs at first. and did 80 wei! that 10
Wi b played there In both games today.
cerbet;s catch Of Haynes ny to right In
a. seventh was the sensation feature Of
ne game. Dea's batting was terrific. In
thrss tiues at bat he made two doubles
~ enc triple.
re first game this afternoon wiil be
ooiied at o'clock.
The score:
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TROUBLE OVER a CLAIM.
Eight Men Arrested I'm the MOunt
Baker District.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Int elIigence-.
WHATCOM, July ls-The first trouble
In the Mount Baker mining district Will
end in a suit before United States Com
missioner II. b. Williams on Monday
morning. Eight men. most of them mem
bers Of the Shuksan Mining COMPANY are
In the city 10 answer TO the charge of
ejecting John Broyles. an Old resilient of
this place, from claim that he was on
near Shuksan TOWNSHIP. The complaint
was sworn TO before United States Com
missioner kiefer, of Seattle. and the dep
u,y marshal came up several days ago 10
arrest NJ. r. Dunn. Richard Dunn. Robert
Dunn, Frank Black. John Harris and an
other man. They elected Mr. Broyles from
the property, which both claimed, after a
fight, in which one of the ejecting parties
came near being killed with a xnife and
Mr.. Broyies was badly mauled.
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Where GEN. Merritt Failed.
San Fran sisco Gail


Maj. Gen. Merritt grim old warrior OF
a score of fields. head Of the Manila army.
military governor Of the Philippines, has
met his first defeat. He go. Is from a
yellow, lantern jawed, Sian, eyed Chinese.
armed with n washrag and bucket III
sr.ds When the general entered The suite
which had been provided at the Palace ne
found that important business awaited al
tention. He desired to iiscQss affairs Of
state. A Chinese servant was IN the room,
washing windows. They dia not parsicu-
larry need washing. out the yellow fellow
was there under orders and he proposed
10 finish the Job. The general asked him 70
take his srIds and go.
Me no sahee." replied tie saffron son of
toll. splashing more water on.
The general argued. bri; IL was useless.
He scotded and harangued. but TO no ef-
feet;
The Chinese looked mildly at the general
and dipped anew into the =gdz Me no
sabee.'' was all he said. The general, BE-
ing student Of human nature as wei -
of the art Of war suspected that the isi-
trlsjer was lying
John" said he with great solensnity
don, yosi know could have yog $40; 80
You no shootee me- replied John. GO
shoofee Spianiard. Ms Mclean mans
fisaa Ne alice same Ssisrs and Stil9ss. -
ana Il fresh dash OF su9s struck the pale.
The general was getting impatient
There gas TO use In diplomacy. ''C;f;,'' he
yelled ''Vamooset Gear out Yoa sasee
clear ont you heathen9''
Me TO sabee clear oDt'" answered
Joan Ne saspee Mclean flag. Ne saoee
wsshse window
Ire military governor % the Philippines
vas In despair. Just then chamber
maid rsaased the door
Say" said the general. come in ara
induce The fieaihen IN se. cat
TIE charherma!d zane 81. hyoan, In
hand.
see Aere." she remarked . Tohn. "sklp.
or III break THIS a-oon ever your cGcoa-
nut
John picked ~ he bake; of xgsds aas
started for the halfway. AZ he rearssaa
the door rs s.rkei az The general Ne
10 ~af,ee much fne ssoee war he sad.
and went rs Rsy.
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J|MMY M|Caln DEFEATED.
ms COLORs LOWERED NJ tom LIN
TON, An OLD sCu0oLMATA
TIE MIDGET Oisgusts the Crowd by
PalDably Qsitting, and His
Brother welshnaA Lowers All
Ree~rAs From IL t. 20 Miles.

NEW YORK, July is-For the second
time this year Jimmy Michael was forced
10 drink the bitter cup Of defeat His cd
schoolmaie In Wa,es. Tom Linton. was the
one 10 lower Michaels coiors today. and
At the same tIme ne broke the worlds rec
ord for the distance. Linton accomplish
ed the feat in a twenty-mile paced race
at Manhattan Beach in the presence Of
l. 90 people. Fer four miles II WAS q
pretty race. Michael leading by q few
yards. Suddenly Aichaeis ':i-s collapsed.
Naturally Linton purSued him, and after
riding two laps Of the fifth mile Michael
stopped and pedaied slowly 20 his cor
ner." where he changed his damaged
wheel for q new one. In the meantime
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SeSatta Mt Victoria on on Account
of uish Winds.

VICTORIA Jaly !6-T-he annual meat
.x 81 the Norih Pacific Association %
assAfepe o&ySnsn wass heii tAs~ morning.
), ne faslo~fnE offs eTsa wefe elected Pres
seat Il. Dallas Eteimeken. g. e. N. =.
=, Of Victoria. james Bay AtEslt.e cue,
- president Nj. Sweeney. Vancouver
=, 49, Gsn- ~eCretsrN ant treasurer. II.
hsDt Var -9GveT. EurrsTi fr!et Row
- e'sA i1e.sgssers - association meet
ss esfe csas.n az follows. J II. 4. A.
= fHtes asa a J p4Ga}n, Il I Il. g.,
' a k3sS = s16 George Seymour. Van
49, = g : Il SerAler ana " =
s''s21- lof ara j. g. MssFs. CLs-
~ ana {sll
@s h'Eh 50 f~ prevailing to-day reader
- N"'aesS q ,he rsga5:a belns pulled OF
- S'aaH 4 temperament wSs pro
- Hh'4 eNe-:~S Ia the aoge the win4
- as0cs-s eut 81 IA expected g viii
tay.
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AGUINALDO'S PROCLAMATION
TO THE PHILIPPINE INSURGENTS.

authentic translation OF
IN aldo leader mend
a -
japanese liner famagucm
great victory the
hundred
artillery 4nes
The As edreadas
Of and
and
from
against person In
the period Of / blows:
Art The lives and property OF all shall
ths denomination the Chinese
or indirectly contributed to
49," '~' ~~"'
and
iV-Fesons dsobeying
obb~ryo
the May 1855.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer.
WENATCHEE. July 16.-When the
west-bound passenger train pulled In
Wednesday evening at . o'clock there was
stretched upon the floor of the baggage
car an unfortunate man with his left foot
cut off jus. above the ankle. The LAGER
ated and bloody stub presented a sicken!ng
sight. The railroad employees were re-
luctant to give details of the accident. but
enough was learned to satisfy the inquirer
that the accident occurred at the mouth
OF the coulee and at one end of the large
trest.e. The suffering man was taken TO
Leavenworth 10 be placed under the care
Of the railroad surgeon, DIR. Hoxsev
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ScvseTviIss Journal
" asr Gladys got her garden dug.
And al ihe rssaH< were In.
The P}ac. appeared as al agreed
A. reAs = new pln
" tih clofaespins stuck TO mark the srofx
nere- sprouts saouid soon appear,
Tae buds looked ace ard orderly.
As they 10 every year
Bat Oh AiasF Eeau' An. mel
TIE EeigAbors Keep soaas hens
TG25 r1s3 so F.4ra they cant aT5vd
Suca .uxuFles as pens
And "F~ a single DAY bah aAsse9.
Tat Earien-fsiadys' pride
Was scratched and scratched ard scratch
e. and sS~stehefs-
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