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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-03
OVER TWELVE MILLION
Singer Sewing Machines Have Been
Made and Sold.

Their use in millions of homes shows
the unprecedented success of these
ideal sewing machines, and is convinc-
ing proof that the Singer eXcels in all
kinds of Family Sewing and art needle
work. B. Bergersen, Agent, Bethel
street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-03
Ayers
Sarsaparilla.

Cleanse your blood with Ayers
Sarsaparilla = the most thoroughly
reliable Alternative ever compounded.
For scrofula, boils, ulcers, sores, car
buncles, pimples, blotches, and all
disorders originating in vitiated
blood, this medicine is a specific.
Ayers SarsapariIIa is equally bene-
fetal as remedy for catarrh, rheu-
matism, and rheumatic govt. AS a
Tonic, it assists the process of
digestion, stimulates the sluggish
liver, strengthens the nerves, and
builds up the body when debilitated
by excessive fatigue or wasting
illness. Physicians everywhere con-
slider Ayers Sarsaparilla the best. 1t
is a skilfully-prepared combination
of the most powerful.slteratives and
tonics. No other blood-purifier gives
equal satisfaction or is so universally
in demand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

H'hatrom county's crop 81 piums and
pruuoz viii be extra large this year.
SPOKANE has outstanding city warrants
sggregat.ug *5ss.psi.
OF the its members OF the watervtlle
company = volunteers. iol passed the ply
SscaI examination.
e. II ffuriburt has been elected iyy the
CITY council al New Whaicofn city az
f,.~rFp 10 succeed ID. ". Freeman. re-
signed
av fsheries department ~ Canada has
szaed ci0se on 400 licenses this SEASON:
the most q which are used on the tTassv
river
A tough gang q. horse ard cattle thieves
are of,sfr4-srg sfween Prndiet0n ana The
Ipsles ard 10 STOCK r2.sers are organizing
10 make it lively Tor rnsrn
Daring the pass year tha Northern Pa
c!ac land sales r. tie state % Washiag'on
narS than the aggregate sales Of tas past
six years.
Patents have teen granted 70 Adam W,
s4veTeDce. u Waia Ws}la. for a self
.~~ier fur g thTes1lng machine and .,
C'aarl~a J.. "irgsrd, % Wala Walla. for
a. irsg!s'or.
ce-Tine4tss - practice pharmacy: r. q.
Shufs~n std Eugene Lukinger s@atLs T.
A Wsictbrot and Wafer EarsnouFg, IA
coma. g. + Taylor. Porr Angeles
The Baptist Young People. Union. 81
Wrzt-Tn Washington and British CoiGna-
bla. are making extraordinary prepare gi9ns
sor heir sumner assembly, 70 10 he'd at
chagtauqa&. Vashon Island. August = to
=. lneiug.V~.
The Austrian steamer. SIAN. sister. but
ts-Fd ~ ire New Vancouver Coal Com
.A5y for ne cal trade In place % ths
Peter Jsnss@s. The Sam "a expected % ar.
rive at NAnAlsno nsxt wssx fro.n JASAa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25
ASIORY FROM THE lOkD|kE
JIM BROWN. WHO FORMERLY RE-
SIDED IN FINLEY. ONO.
With Golden Prospects Ahead Of
Him. He Finds There Is Many u
Slip Twixt the Cup and the LIP

This is a story OF the kiHn6.ke. hnt q
lacks the golden tinge that usually soes
with ssol IS Of the northern fortune fields.
II shows that al IS not sold ths; gilt
tiers" even in the Klondlke. and that ev-
cry ''har3-luck" story * not necessarily
connected with Copper river.
DO any Of YOU gentlemen know Jim
Brown o. Dawson"
The question was asket crowd ~ Klon-
dikeis in the hotel bias las; saturday AFTER
nooa by a pretty girl Who climbed up on
the steps 20 pax IL. The men had Just ar
rived from ST Michael on the steamship
Garonne and most II them were from
Dawson.
There vas not man in thu bus bat put
on his thinking cap out ~ respect 10 the
pleading look in The Young laiy's face.
she had met every boat since the mines
began 70 come back from the Eldorsao ~
the midnight sun, Ia hope of finding some
one who could give her tidings Of her
father.
Jim Brown. who formerly lived ia Fin
ley. Ohio" qucried one Of the KlonGikers.
II he's The man you want. I know him.
The girl replied that the man was her
father and took the klondikey's address
The man from Dawson had hard task
before him when he finally met Browns
family and told them ~ the husbands
hard luck, luck that seemed the brightest
until another man claimed Browns Bo-
nanza creek claim and The Dominion gov
eminent officials took sides with the claim
ant.
II seems that Brown went 20 Dawson
some time ago from Finley, Ohio. lie got
good claim on bonanza creek and was
lust preparing 20 work II when somebody
siahed over aim. The claim. being in lti-
cation. could not he worked. ana Brown
rapidly atc up his small capital The other
man had money and, what is more va!u-
able. the friendship 81 the Canadian ofl-
Gals at Dawson. although 1t IL said by
some that the latter are not wholly disin-
t"rested. He hired the crown attorney to
plead Ms case before the gold commits
sioner and Brown tried 10 defend his own
rights. The case is not Vet settled
Brown is in a very bad condition His
troubles have worried him into the fever
ana ne Is mere shadow Of what he WAS
tbs money Is about gone and the moor man
broken hearted. The miners who returned
on the GaFonne say that he has not the
slightest chance OF holding the claim that
Is r1shttully his unless he gets Il good at
torhey or secures sufficient funds To tn of
me government officials in whose hands
the matter rests
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25
-
THE TACOMA LAND COMPANY.
II II Expected the Corporation VIII
soon Pass Under New Central

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, July 2t-Various suits pend-
ing against the Tacoma Iani Company and
the Tact that such suits are steadily he.
Ing pushed to termination are taken hero
as meaning that charges may be made al
an early date In the local management. Of
The cudnpany. Since the death OF e n.
Wright. the father OF the company, num-
eIous actions, some small and others in
VolV.ng large suDls haze been fled against
the company, including that OF the provl-
deHce Life Assurance Company. Of phila
deiph.a. which company holds a mortgage
covering = large portion OF the holdings
of he Land company In Tacoma
Henry f<ongstreth, local agent for tha
Providence Life Assurance Company. in
talked of the probable new manager If
the company. This report Is based upon
the fact that the creditor company Is eS-
pected 10 foreciosc its mortgage and in
all probability assume control OF the prop
erty Included In the mortgage.
The past relations Of the Northern Pa
cifc railroad With the land Company ard
the manner in which the local holdings Of
both companies Joined leads 20 much
talk as TO the railroad having n hand IN
the matter. should the property az tho
land company pass into new ownership
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

Condensed BfspA Hen

TIE Besch hotel ~ Calves ~. @f,ief a..
s-ff,i''' Ma DESTROYED rs fl-a ss'1lrtay.
4 wealthy A.rerics1 named Taexsf sss
Fed SMILE atif"r'ltg TO ascend Mourt
Blanc w4fhou' g g1I'1e
". n. Toll". -ah@ooud'~e secre,a~. If rha
Tnyss rnent I~1ar As~l-e -st'or e BeupsfI4
IL has returned au't surrendered hl-n4ess
The Whlte-F avT - Baker f"1d has t~ok
81 ogt again la clay coslv-v KenrtiCfs,
John BaEer ar3 Charles Clarke. wcra am
b1@he1 and Sii@i
TIE sixth attempt 10 operate the ,t-a4
coal u.aes - Para. IA. proved failure
OTiy tN0 Fe5l-ua.oH. miners. under guard
snte@t,i the mines
James II Dpun.i.Y. -,sst chef clerk en-
the \FE Haven 5s,s,e@.ce has hs-er ar
rest-t go stealing money from k-tsers acs
laird 10 default - bal
C-l,sepre Gatra. former offer n ne
Italian army threw = s@iF m from 90 a
Cirea, %o~5a@-a passenger train a. Ru..e
ana vas Rcos."i - ai@~As fIe raj teen
Oh drunk ana speUt al Bis money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25
New Corporations Formed.

OLYMPIA. July 2t-Articles for the fol
lowing domestic corporations have been
filed since last report:
MeuslnR Label AMI Printing Company,
OF Seattle: capital slrN.
Spokane Country club. OF Spokane.
Deralng Land Company, Dtming. What
com county; capital. $1,000
The Presbyterian church OF HARRINGTON,
Lincoln county
The North western Grain Company. Of
Spokane. capital $1,000
Burlington Creamery Company 81 Bur-
llngton. Skagit county; capital. 1890.
Monarch Mil Company. OF Blaine: cspi-
tai, $1,000.
Hcels Wiring Company. OF Spokane capl-
tal $50 90.
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CITY NOTICES.

be filed within one month after the adop-
ton thereof.
Wherever in this ordinance the term
grantee" Is used. ii shall be held and un-
dersl0od 10 stand for and represent Will
lam L. Baker, said grantee. his represen-
tatlyes hers and assigns,
Sec. s That This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after It's
passage and approval If approved by the
mayor. otherwise Il shall take effect al
the time when il shall become a law, ac-
cording TO the provisions of the city char
ter.
Date OF first publication, July %. 1885
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

OLYMPIA. July 1i-Lucius L. TaIcott
3.ed IN this city at O'Clock Yesterday
morning. Deceased was born IN Tioga
county " Y. June 70. 1879 ana came 10
Olympia 10 iss3 In is'1 NJ. Talcott start
- for California. where hc engaged in
business for a short time ard then re-
turned Fast. whore lac remained until COM
lng % WashlnRtnn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25
Hay Farmers fo Meet.

CANAJoHARfE. Y. X. July IA eat
tor the hffh annual meeting q me Ma
fona} Hay Association. 20 90 ned at
Bngalo Y Y August . has Fe.n Is
sued Rsror'- from the Eastern Made
ard western states STOW that The too-
naEe - hay this year - greater than any
during ta@ past ~ ~sir-. ara tie s,onfi-
lions - the harvested crop above the
average
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

Transacts a savings bank business ex-
.usively - . :, .,oun
Interest allowed per annum; Six per
cent on term deposits per cent. on or
Dividends declared last days OF May and
Soyemher Leans made on real estate or
aonroyed coliaterals Only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25
DENNY
BLAINE
LAND co.

OGers for sale tNo centrally locat.
e. s-srves. OTTER Nat~s iron.
property. ,arEe amount = .las
larcs a.4dslE .otz between Ra-
road avenue and Wes-e~n avenue
business property Upon Firs. ave
n.e FIRST avenue south. SEQ. p
ans Tara avecues a.d Yes-er way
f1-y t}.sssss~ books. rlrnh-- C..
teaGtt'lli ressSer ces CT Tserry ~:
a tra 1cTie - queen A--@ res
6sacss ~ cf-er par-s = The cts
sr5 -arEe ara cao5ce U.s. = res.
DE- prcefrrE We handle o-z.
r~-f,-t -it.ss Exam - oar I>-
before hayicg elsewhere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

Canital ..............:. 500. coo
NA'."110FFICERS AND TRUSTEES
raonh Eurth .......................Pr President
Arthur A. Denny -; X Vice President
isn,as r. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r, Sec y
rs r GreenlcaT. ,... Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabachey. John Collins.
:, q Neufelder. F. 1. Blodgett.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-25

VANCOUVER. r. G.. July 4-Ths
body N ex-I4y0r Cope. brought down
from Skagwav on the Atheuian. was
buried this afternoon with Masonic hon
ar
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rTTy NOTICES.


3>~~.g~s SIGH assessment shall become
- go anA shall hear Interest az the
IsSS@xs S pr cert. PER a7oH-u nEt.s paid,
~ 3, 80 Ezsa before s2cn assessment
~ ~. become delinquent penalty Of
- $50 tHag ~ aided. sfEc ne sums
49, SAL D. erteFs3 CT The annual
- Ca - etFT@rt gear against each
- - o. rel 20 dei8r4uen, ard with tHe
y - Frfferiec s. ether taxes. separate
- hx.rg KEEP thsrso'. sid 4 not
~ rs.slr me trae "x3d Tor the pay
- = rsry taxes. shah - collected. To-
ss1 y .ssb sycn aa5i.l0ssi charges and
80 20 re Authorized g Re charged
| ;sssi..Sfs~ssss on other delinquent taxes,
- ~, ~ parcel ~ delinquent kaaI Dc
- -. ~ z-o8nt % suca assessment,
- ss,.-sFir al ccHts a. the i.Hae and
" 4-~a-ger ard y The same aort.y
Ia ara Eota are 500 f2T g.;y axes.
49, Trss~5rer e The Cry az Seattle.
~ - srst publication. Seattle. Wash.
Isly e. 80
err OF SEATTLE. DEPART
EhE. - Tr@nee. Treas 3rer's Offlee--Cisy
--s.ssarsr'a So15oe.
- L hereby given nat ne assess
!. - AZ Local Improvement District
Ssss !, .ne cay - Seattle created by
- o No. Sg7s Emitted an Ordnance
sx1sssre ser -. improvement o. E!gfl-
So Nxsrt5e sn TIE t.ty % seattle, be-
- Ysslsr WAY ara f~ft@ cJf9@E street,
- erTcEtr4tef}oa Of ar iroBH' one pipe
=. - s,-fssr dimensions therein. toxeth-
- II rlerrssary yves. openings. man
terey. ta{es. ysnf0aturs. f1sssin
49, 80 r4t-h 5aSlfs and providing for
% @,.r,,sr,. +nerefgr Jy ne mode - i'm
80 = - yrrert. and .s3aojishsrg 3 tuna
= So .,syHlea, ~ az assessment upon
- Is.g ard Parcels % land benefited
= e-s. frnf,rtve rIeHt. under the provisions
7 il,a.aarss 10 -osG. approved April y.
=. a. ayrgsr,Je4 IS Ordnance No. 1850
- Ma isssse aud Ordinance No.
= sgprs,yed Mzy 3 is9l and the CITY
- a. rer ss force. has been certified
~ FOR collection. and t1ai unless pay
60 az ffr ssgssEneBt thereon contained
nade within - days from the date %
= eyss r,,lh alton y this notice such as
~s.m.ns snail become delinquent and
81 hear interest a 'he rate 81 10 per
- psr kllum gntN paid. and II no, pad
sssa-s s.ics sE~.ss Tleut shall have become
s.s~zs,.ps 4 penaify % 8 per cent shall Ne
49, ard fae sums delinquent shah he
4 .-sssss Oh The ANNA. FAX roll for the cur
-, ysAf asaiusf Zach lot and parcel SO
i s.sss.sHt ar. with she interest ccI.sc I'd
L !. S,ssr taxes separate account being KEEP;
I .ssss<f. ard n no, paid within the time
i - egr me payment % city taxes snail
!. aaEsrfed together with such additional
Isssss and penalties as are authorized 20
!. 1argsd and collected on other s-iiYs-
ssss. taxes. each lot o. parcel 50 deliH-
ssssi saah he sold for the amount o.
90 axssss QefTt with Interests and costs.
| : a. TIE and IT. the manner and by ne
mr. authority as lands ard lots are sold
n 81 taxes. -
Csty Treasurer ~ the City 81 Seattle
ra;s o. frs publication. Seattle. Wash.
;uly Is. 1855
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block, Seattle. Wash.
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nalatan poles ard "a .res otef. along ana
szEass the streets. avenue AMI aGeys IF
~ CTS 81 Seattle. ana fo construct so5s-
data therein. for The purpose " Trans
Esssi9n distribution and sale OF electri..
gsfrent for ele TILE power. heat ana light
as for any other purpose Ter which elec-
fglfY nay 30 USED. Is published So CEN
sAan With tnc provisions ~ Sresi9u IS
Il Artists rs. OF the cry Charter d; ne
WILL II PARRY.
| o5 cogipti oi.er ana ex-ofiicio Cliy Clerk
| 4 ~ civ ~ seattle.
lsiy =. lS'e,
| eszss.l Blll No 6t-An Ordinance grant
q 3 William 1, Baker. his representa-
ssss hers ana assigns the right, priv
| hss AgthoTlty and franchise 10 erect. con
81. aH5 maintain Ea1ies and wires over.
| tsss aaS ACROSS TIE streets. avenues and
SIS e TIE City OF Seattle. and 20 cen
s-sS eqaGuIts shereln. fer the purpose OF
e EaasH.ssiou. distribution md sale Of
ssssfs egrgeHt Eor e.ectrlc power, heat and
| Is, 40 Cor any other purpose for which
s.ss.Sesg may Dc used.
= stained by the city OF Seattle a.
iassst
sslaa = That there be and hereby il
Era 2 " !lliam T Baker, MS repre-
w44sss nssss and assign. the right.
T1sst authority and r-anchsa. "a erect.
EAssG and uS= poles for tie support Of
|
sssz.s ard alleys of thr City of Seattle.
Al construct C0nduits therein. ai3d "a
| s&a4.H and Use such poles. cOndalts sud
| sss Tar THE pufp1sr Of The transmission
i as ss;fbu'ion Of eiectr1c current for e.ec-
i q sswgr Heat and i!Eht and for any
\ ~ purpose for which electricity may oc
vi and u furnish electric power. heat
| ~ agAf within the Clfy o. Seattle FOR
ssaNFal, domestic and manutact urtnS
se.ad 'or any other Use or uses which
ss.gfi'y may be put. and 10 charge and
issEa tolls rates arc compensation FOR
~ psReF, heat. light and use
| satneSef sad grantee shall desire 10
ss' po,ss string wires or cables. ur lay
assaiis unde~ this grant he snail file
~ he board - r'ibl'c works plan.
Sss1 20 scale showing the streets. ave
% alleys os ether pablic places OF parts
sfFvo' II which he proposes % erect poles.
Viz A9fes Cg cables or Jay CopdNits. and
: asfoeafc rart thereof be proposes ~
1928 ier cseh sa.h purpose, He shat.
- - M slime present ard ME with said
s&'s definite written specilicattuns OF tha
~ % euTJu tors. wires. poles ard con
KS proposed Ia - erected StFDng or iaiA
74I sQe flying The material ana d-
prisons 1aefta'. tAe height ~ wires the
- % ,art4it the methods ot iHr
4 - shQ itr DEVICES 80 be used foF the
/ 'ssfiioa n .ife ADD property. which shall
/ = ne mos approved and said graates
~ aq' haN@ authority 80 proceed Wtth
~ saat M ueID 1he board shall have
/ fsa Sach ei4Hs ans specifications as
@eet az amended aet shall have 70
- U.S. AracG - rae lity ccuueit art
l - sVa;ci shan lave approved thereof
I = FFitfrn 3 ri1f ee&I have heVn issued
/ a noa-3 t1csefa-
L., isat AZ roles erected am con.
- AS tF *alt grantee except lateral
- sa:.a1ef net r1s-s ,han : - fee,
y ntata isre ~ Transmission or dis ~
- sasA e. ~ sufficient size and
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Mrs NJ. r Perry and dauehtetz are
spending f"~ weeks on their ranch a.
Kingston. Wash
Prof and Mrs o. : Jones leave this
morning fer a Two week outing a. me
o-ean beaca o. WeTp port wh.re Prnf
J res Will as@.st County - .e-iuienIeat
VI KILN u - tcsrharsE IretLltIta
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DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS
Incorporated 1887.

DEXTER HORTON q co. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.
Capital ...-.-. s3 oo oo
President. :.........-AA;. A; Denny
Eice President..'...-.x'W n Laad
sss nn New YORK. chicago. St Paul. San
Francisco Portland and various points in
Oregon and British Columbia
sight bills of exchange on London avail
abIa7 elsew here in Europe.
CollectIons made at all points on favor
"J RondS socks and other va!uab!es re-
ceiyed on deposit tor safekeepins.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
surplus ............ ............ 10000
Maurice McMloken ........,,...... President
] II. MCGraw ,...-.....-.-.-.-Nic President
General banking business transacted.
sight and teleg-aph.c exchange payable
iq al the principal cities % the United
Ie,fer H.'" Of creiit furnished on Alaska.
rayehIs at al trading posts OF the y. A +
= =
THE pl'GFT sorND NATIONAL
BANK OF SEATTLE.
CAPITA stock paid in...........s52 oc
F, = Neufclder ...............Vice PresiieH,
r y. Ankery .-...--.........-.-.-.---Ca Cashier
Correspondents n all the principal cities
N TIE / .itr3 @-atts H@t Europe
NATIDNAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Paid-up capital .........-..............sI5o. 90
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soTECE-To Nham II Ma CoDcern-Ths
f0..saing being Council H.H No "a en-
tts1 4 Ordinance Gfsu,ifs 20 Will
.r r Baker his representatives.. heirs
ssa Ass.xuE tho right. privilege. agfho--
IA aa5 franchise rs erect, construct and
nalatsin po.es ard -g.fes over along ana
seFass the streets. avenue and aMeys ~
~ CTS 81 Seattle. and io construct coH-
tasis IAeteiu, toF tae pas 's'ss- - tfAEs-
rhsf9n, distribution and sale OF elect ~
g.rrent for alf tftE power heag ana Tight
AZ for any other purpose fur which elec-
Flrlsy nay ba used" IS published SCI CEN
aAaa wlIh ;nc provisions % Section IS
Il AFt.cie ~ OF the C!ty Charter D; ne
ctg e. Seattle.
WILL II PARRY
csy compti oier ana ex-ofi4cio CITY Clerk
& - civ ~ seattle.
ysly - lStS.
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CITY Treasurer ~ the City % Seattle.
ra;s % frs publication. Seattle Wash.
;uly r. lss@
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PEOPLE WHO MAKE UP
THE PASSING THRONG.

1t the Rainier
Grand hotel are Capt. W. &
Williams. NJ. A welch and r
Z. Horton. 0. Rampant city.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-21
THE DETROIT RACES.

Detroit. Mich, July 20.-Merchants and
Manufacturers stakes, $40, 600. Directum
Kelly, first; Belle ] second; Major Chew,
third. Best time, FL Ia.
Directum Kelly, the product of the East
view farm, and the property of James
Butler of New York, won the merchants
and manufacturers annual race today.
He also lowered the M. & NJ. time record
by a quarter second below 2.lal-
made by Rilma, the winning horse of last
years n. q M. Kelly's former record
was 2. IA. In winning the great event of
the blue ribbon meeting, he displayed
splendid staying qualities as we'll as
speed.
Summarizes:
2.l3 trot, purse 5000, John Nolan, first
BED Bee, second; Russell Woo1, third.
Best time, 2. IL ga.
Merchants and Manufacturers stake.
$40, 900 for 2.24 trotters, Directum Kelly
frat; Belle J, second; Major Chew,
third. Best time, 2. II IA.
2. 25 trot, purse $500, Percy. first: In.
oarnata, second; Valpa, third. Bost
time, 2. ID IA.
2.22 pacing, purse $500, Americus first;
Captain Ranko, second; Tommy IL,
third. Best time, 2.20.
ZIG trot, continued from Yesterday
Matte Patterson. first; Jud ge at Law,
second; Sister Alice. third. Best time
?, 70 ga.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-21
THE MAINE DENTISTS.
Closing Session of Their Annual Meeting
Tho New Officers.

Routine business and clinics were the
order of the day at the closing session of
the Maine Dental society's annual meet
lug. 1t was voted to hold the next an
nual meeting at Pittstield. These officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President-F. W. Rafter, Gardiner
Vice President-A. w. Haskell, Bruins
wick.
Seoretary-H. A. Kelley, Portland.
Treasurer-E. j. Roberts, Augusta.
Librarian-Elbridge Bacon, Bar Mills.
Executive Committee-T. E. Tibbetts,
Rockland; E. G. Bryant, Pittsfield; l..
S. Chilcott, Bangor; j. e. Harvey,
Freeport; f. o. Stoddard.
1t was rather warm for clinics, especial
ly for the young woman and young man
who sat bolstered up in two operating
chairs, their faces partly hidden behind
those horrid rubber dams, and about fifty
pairs of eyes watching the work of the
operating dentist But both patients
withstood the ordeal wonderfully we'll.
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-21
THE ENDANGERED WHALERS
Success Of the Overland Relief Tx.
petition.

. Washington, July 2O.-The following
telegram has been received from Capt.
Tuttle of the revenue cutter Bear, COM
mander of the overland relief expedition,
dated st. Michaels, Alaska, June a6,
1898:
"The overland relief expedition reached
Point Barrow. March 20, all we'll, and
the herd of RENDERS in good condition.
There is food enough in sight to last un-
til August; clothing and bedding smostly
needed. Hopes are entertained that most
of the vessels will be saved. In that case
there will be but 100 men for the Bear
to bring down. Three men (names IN
known), wandered away from the station
and were frozen to death. AS soon as
supplies can he procured here the Bear
will start NORTH