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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-10
SMOKELEss POWDER
Government Has Little OF It-Uu,
Ships at Disadvantage

NEW YORK, July "a Times dispatch
from Washington says:
Late stories from Santiago about the en-.
gagement between the fleets of Sampson
and Cervera dwell with particular stress or
the inconvenience caused the Americans BY
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-10

Laise. rushed up to the captain and told
him the side of the ship was cut open and
water was pouring into the machinery COM
partment. Capt. Deloncle ordered the boats
to be lowered.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-10
Defends the Crew

Among the callers at the steamship COM
survivor. He said that his own expert
pany's office today was Brother Romano.
ence would not bear out the criticisms Of
the Bourgognes crew. He said the officers
OF the ship were in their places doing every
thing they could to restrain the panic among
the passengers. A sailor came to- him and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-21
HEAVIEST RECEIPTS YET.
TWESTY-DxE THOUSAND BUSHELS
o. WHEAT ARRIVE IN THE CITY.
Meath Of September I'm Seattle
Prices Cifabtng Up sna Far0ers
VIII BE Well Paid for Crops.

IctC sM vssMcSi nss cnswy vngkat G5ns
Wheat In sJ0wsy but steadily e4asnfSng
toward a neteh ira. 10 the farmers CO
Warrington viii be satisfactory. No elaS
ard h.uesfefG were yss.esaaY quotes al -
ard e. cents respectively. wla.ca. allowing
the highest price far frsagh,zge arr ssos-
sge from ths eastern part o. The state
Il ce.sts-nz@anx a. least - asse = sor 'he
growers or only from 10 ce.sa Jess ssAa
they want TIE cause a. tnsa advance -
given ax icing . rrnn@r condition 10 sof-
eszs markets and general batter f@efiEg.
Yesterdays receipts were BY Tar sss
keavsest thai have eyer 5sen known Ia
September IN Seattle They amounted 10
thirty car loads. or II - sgsskfls. Twenty
fotsx car ioads west 20 TIE sssfS Seattle
elevator ard sns remainder wac Distributed
among Local nails ard dealers. TIE re-
cesgss II MONDAY were eighteen ear loads.
os which Twelve went 20 TIE elevator. IEiz
makes ts.e total receipts Of toe season *sFsc-
August f,sss car loads. or ls.ase bushels.
Ii September, iss-, 24s car leads wsrs re-
eesvsa which made that the banner month
IL ppsst Of waaFas arrived ~ airy E@ItzEa-
her. bur September reC@s9ts ttsss year al
ready amount TO ~ cars. wiz: ten aaYa
left and tiers - question that 1gsls
raonfn will e. far ahead % any oTers0la
Ike time. TIE record Of shy day In tina
history os tae Queen city gas sa1ty-esgat
car l1aaz that came IL last October.
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Broadway by grading and s'dewalk.ng ac-
corning 20 the Plans. specifications and esu-
mates submitted to the City Council by
ne CITY Surveyor and approved BY the
City Council, except as 10 the portion OF
Alder Street between Seventh Street ana
Yesler Avenue; an as soon as practicable
thereafter, and the nature and extent of
the assessment districts had been txed. ard
the costs o. the Improvement had been
ascerts.aed. the Council by order liked the
rate OF assessment for such district so as
20 raise the necessary amount 10 pay for
such Improvement. and within ten days
after the Clerk extended upon the assess
upon each lot or parcel OF reai estate
she-eoa ana within taree days thereafter
ne published notice in the newspaper 10
ths. effect that al assessments upon such
roll must be paid 10 the City Treasurer
within forty days after the first publlca-
ton OF such notice or the same would be-
come delinquent. and published such notice
for three days: and The City Of Seattle Gid
by It's duly authorized officers do a.! those
by the said act OF the territorial assembly
and the acts ainendasory thereof and by
the general ordinances Of the City Of Sc
attic, and
Whereas, after the grading and sidewalk
ing Of Alder Street from Seventh Street
70 Broadway was completed. and work had
lots parcels or blocks OF land embraced
within the assess ment district established
by virtue Of said ordinance No. $50 had
Wit. on the 18th day Of February. 1895
the Superior Cour: OF the State of wash
1Dgton Tor the County OF King did by viz
tue Of decision declare void and refuse
enforcement under the Charter or laws
governing said City Of Seattle OF said
assessment, now Therefore,
Be IL ordained by the City Of Seattle as
follows:
Section /. A new assessment or re-asses.-
mtnt shall be made and collected as pro-
vided by an act Of the legislature az the
State of Washington entitled IAN Act re-
lating TO ana authorizing the collection or
assessments for local improvements by a
new assessment or re-assessment of the
cos: and expense OF making same In cities
and towns. and declaring an emergency
approved March 9, 1893, upon the lots
books or parcels Of land which have been
Denented by the Improvement OF Alder
Street from Seventh Street TO Broadway,
10 the extent Of their proport.onate part
OF the cost. expense ard value thereof
Section 2. This ordinance shall take e.
feet and be in force from and after ,ts
passage and approval by the Mayor: other
wise X shall take effect al the time I.
shah become law under the provisions Of
the City Charter
Passed the City Council this 18th ,Iav or
September. iS9s. and signed by ne in open
session In autheniication OF It's passage
this 18th day Of se &. q + , lssS
President OF the CITY Council
Approved by me this 2,th day of sept.
1888. T. J. HCMES.
Filed by NE this 10Th day OF September.
Attest: WILL H PARRY.
Ry G. X. CoRYELL, Deputy Clerk.
Published September q. Isss.
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MAKING or HAWAII


Rev. II. III. Gowsn. Rector u Trinity
church, viii deliver a lecture at o'clock
tonight In Plymouth Congfs gational
church, the proceeda Of which VIII 20 %
the Denefit OF the churches recently de-
stroyeS By FIRE in New Westminster.
Mr. Gowsn's theme ls The Making OF
Hawaii topic which Just now possesses
peculiar interest TO the American people.
Mr Gowen's long residence in the Ha-
waiian islands. his Intelligence az an OBJ
server and his ability as d lecturer, give
promise Of = rare treat.
ST. Marks choir Will render several
choioe selections before and after the lee
fuYe.
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4 PROMINENT CHURCHMAh.
JAMES ADAMS DIES AT THE RESI-
DEyCE OF HIS DAUGHTER.
widely Known In This city - =
Leader in the First NJ E Church
Death Due 10 an Abscess-NeaF-
II Sex~nsy-Eixhf Years of Age.

James AEarns xno was ter,a1s more
widely known IN shs religious circles Of
Seattle than any osh&r man. outside Ct the
clergy, died a. Hoo1 yesterday at the resi-
eerce q his daughter. Mrs e NJ Wal
thew. No. - Lanora street TIE deceased
was oaa o. The Oldest members Of the First
II. Z. church ard vas class leader for SO
many years that he was usually called
Rev. James Adams. notwithstanding the
fac: TIA. Re was never ordaine6-
The deceased was taken III last spring.
bat not un.t! three weeks ago was ne
obliged 20 remain n his room From that
time be declined very rapidly and during
the pas. week his aea.h was rEoTantar1ly
expected. The direct cause og MS demise
was al atscess.
Mr. Adams was nearly 3 years cid. He
came to Seattle ten years ago from De-
tro!t. Mich. with his wife. who died
shorty after their arrival, and his aagga-
TER, Mrs L. NJ. Waithew. He never en-
sage9 Ia any business ventures OF Puget
Sound. but depended upon Interests he
acquired IN Michigan.
Nj Adams was always active 81 church
circles AMI s1orcly after MS arrival here
associated himself with all movements
} which tended 20 the promotion Of Chris
nantty. He affiliated with the First Meth
oGist church, and was one Of its most
active members. He was the organizer
Of the class meetings which have become
SO popular III the First II. E. church. and
acted as leader Of every meeting that was
held Up 10 the time ne was taken Ill. He
had & wide reputation ii local church cir
cies as a ready and interesting speaker.
A daughter, Mrs. Matthew Of Seattle
and faur sons IN the East, are left TO mourn
his death. The funeral will be held on
Thursday at p. m. from the First II
E. church. lnter-nen; VIII be made IN
+ha a1f7 E>etf<xy. n-re.e-,
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pirs, fron San Francisco; Sept. 1s scar
Ivy, from San Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND, Eept. is.-Arrsve9
scnr Dora Elgan from St. Michael. schr
KsCsat, ffoM Honolulu
TACOMA. Sept. ls.--Arrived-Bk Tidal
Wave. from San Pedro: scar Dora Blghu
from San Pedro. sailssl-schr Honoipu,
for Sydney. sehr II. C. Wright. for San
Francisco
PORT LUDLOW, Sept fa-Sai.e3-Schr
r. z. Eedtield. for San Pedro. str Suno..
for San Francisco Arrive6-schr Ranger.
troua e. Michael
PORT GAMBLE. Sept 2a--Saals2-Schr
" H Talbot, for Port Ludlow 70 finish
cargo for Sydney. n. s. ". A-rived-Sch-
Robert Levers. tveufy-Slx dAys from Hon
ol9lU. 20 load return cargo.
GALWAY. Sept. 1s.~Arrised-Br 81 Hat-
Ion from Seattle
TYNE. Sept. 17.--Arrived-fser sh Ar
isud, from Oregon.
TfENTsIS. Sept Is-gaii4d-B ktn Rob
ert Sudden. for Port Townsend.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept a0.-Art;ciss OF
Incorporation Of the Los Angeles Railway
Company were fled today. The capital
stock Is fixed at 90. Of which 81, 900
has been subscribed. The incorpora tors
are Claus Spreckelz. J. y. Spreckeis. A. B.
Spreckels, Robert Watt and A H.
Paysson. The purpose Is to construct a
railway Of standard gauge from Bakers
field 10 u connection with the Southern
California railway sn the vicinity Of Los
Angeles.
The road viii be nearly 30 mics in
length and Will be In operation IN two
years. It's completion VIII give Northern
California its first competing railroad, the
Southern Pacific having had a monopoly
CT the business.
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Ship Lucille ID taking on coal at the
b9nk~rs.
Steamer UmatlIia - due from San
Francisco today
Ship Ssrvia viii sail for San Francisco
with coal tomorrow.
Steamer DsF5go viii sail for Alaska al
o'clock this afternoon
Steamer WalIa Walia will sail for San
Francisco at O'Clock this morning
Steamer Curacao will return from San
Francisco after another load Of wheat
Schooner A. NJ Baxter went to Ballard
yesterday 10 load lumber for san Pedro.
British steamer Garoune sailed yester-
dav morning for Victoria after taking on
freight here.
Torpedo boat Rowan will BE- taken out
next Monday for preliminary run 10 try
all her engines.
ton went TO Fraser river yesterday 20 tie
UP for the winter.
Ship Reaper viii today commence load
Ing 80 tons Of Lawson coal a, the bunk
els for San Francisco.
Schooner Hera, which has been tied up
at West Seattle. has gone 10 Everett 10
load lumber for California
Bark Bonanza has hauled In TO the
nunkers and VII ioad 900 tons II Black
Diamond coal for San Francisco.
American steel ship Dirigo, Cant. Good
win. left San Francisco Monday for Seat
tie 10 Soad coal Tor the Golden Gate
Steamer Excelsior took on fuel al the
bnukers yesterday and vii sail from the
Arlington dock Thursday for yaldes 10
bring CUT a. load Of passengers.
Fishing sehoone:s Alcedo and ". T.
Tickle arrived from the Fiattery banks
gessierday with 9oo.9 and 300 pounds Of
at Asnswo rth x Dunn's
Capt. Thomas Grant, formerly master
and part owner % the steamer Discovery.
yestsrday bought the steamer Wasp from
X. X. Drutnmond for So. 1876 He VII! en-
gage in a general towing and iobb.Dg bus.-
ness On the sound
The North American Ira nsportatfon Il
Trading company's tug Ernest a Hamil
arrived at $ O'Clock yesterday morning
from 81 Michael. She lift there Aua-
| nst u, ana came down the inner passag Sc
10 tie up here for the winter
There is Il likelihood thar the New Eng
land Fishing CompanyFs tug New Eng
land viii 80 into the towing business here
probably IN connection with the Puget
Sound Tugboat Company. The New Eng
land was brought around tie Horn last
spring g 20 in the Alaska towing bust
ness. She is now lying N the Merchants
wharf being ovefhauied and repaired
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ORDINANCE NO. sG3-Aa ORDINANCE
approving the assessment roll OF Local
Improvement District Nc. lie for the i'm
lfoFement or University Street from
Railroad Avenue 10 FIRST Avenue aader
ordinance No. 4ss5 and ievying and as
sesssng the amounts thereof aga!ns, each
parcel and iot OF lana and part thereof
sn5w1 IL said f0a, ard proyi14ur far faa
collection thereof.
Whereas. the assessment roll @. T<oc2I
improvement District Ne. 10 for the I'M
prosement OF University Street from Rail-
read Avenue 10 E9rst Avenue under t,rdi-
nance No. 49, prepared by tie CIV Enrl-
neer. was reported 10 tne City Council Iy
the l5oaTd OF Public Works on the fgf1
oay OF July. ls9s and the Council. on re-
ce4pI Of such roll and assessment ctd
cause q notice thereof, signed by the CITY
Comptroller and sx oN.clc City Clerk n
De Published III the city Official rs wezpa r-4r
q 1fe cay for ten consecutive iss<lss uoti-
= .ng All persons interest ted mat sad roll
has hsen filed, and requiring them 70 ap-
pear before the Cliy Council IN ;sle Council
Cham aer IN the C.ty Hall Oh Monday. the
Ga day OF September iSs at : q clock n
m being a day not Jess than nfteer1 aavs
from the date % said notice. and make o.
jecttons thereto. i any they have; and.
Whereas. the City Councll did a. the time
fixed guiy convene AMI consider any ana ali
objections made thereto. and no objections
we're made Or fled and the Council id ma -
St:ca corrections OF said roll as il deemed
5asT ana found The amount of cost 10 ~,
SHOWN i2 SAID roll 70 be the sum Of
Two Thousand Eight Hundred Eighty-s!x
and sa~ICo 81. Ss8es1 dollars. and.
Whereas. ths City Counca. found thai All
o. ;he provisions az the charter ard o-rii-
nances prior 10 the approval Of said as
sessrren; roll had been duly compiled win
now therefore
~ !, ordained ~ the City % Seattle AZ
follows.
Section l. Tha. The assessment roll de-
sGrlosd IN the preamble Of this ordinance
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sar Local Improvement District Nc. ID f11
the Improvement O. University Street from
Railroad Avsrus 70 First Avenue, under
Ordinance Ne sSe q 5 tie same Iow stands.
De- and he Sa.aa -. hereby II all Things
approved
Sec : That there % and i hereby ,svie3
and ASSESSED against each parcel ARD 4os
Of land aci part shsreof contained n SAID
local improvement district. as Shown =
said roA. ths respective amounts therein
Set against each parcel and loe o. 4aTld
and par, thereof and each G. said amounts
Is hereby declared n ars- a4n ag2.Is- sasa
parcel and lot OF land and part thereof
against which The saTe IS assessed IN Sa3l
-oa. the whole amount hereby ASSESSED
and levied against the properly n said 90
ca. Improvement district being the sssEta 81
Two Thousand Eight Hundred Eighty SIX
and Ss-iao &c. ssSs>1 dollars, AMI the rate OF
the SsesSrnsns for each subdivision as
shown n said roll = az so.ows; n the arss
subdivision Six and --4-ioso $40 doliaTs
for each front foot CT lis equivalent AREA.
Il the SECOND subdivision Three ana s%--lass
t$sssog dollars for each front 1cet or .is
aea.s-aIe-, area, II the third subdivision
Three and lia-yese tssias dollars tor each
front Zoe. or is equivalent area, IN ina
fourth Subdivision TWO and Ai-l"o ts--SSAt
dollars fer eaca ero1s foo. O. rs e94sya-
lent area.
Sec. s Said roll stall BE delivered 70 ths
City Comptroller. who shall forthwith de-
liver 20 the City Treasurer eertae1 copy
thereof. upon the receipt OF waleh l1s
specssye amounts thereof in the manner pro
vlded ny Law TheCAty Treasurer shall give
such rogsce and take such proceedings tor HE
collection of said respective amounts 50
levied and assessed a. are prescribed by
the charter and ordinances o. the CITY OF
Seattle and laws OF The State OF Washing
tor, and IL the same be nos pad wlsn.n tae
tine liked therefor. there shall De added
thereto the penalty, interest and charges
fixed BY the charter and ordinances d said
city, and Other proceedings had thereon,
as provided by law and ire city charter.
The City Treasurer shall proceed, after
the FIRST publication Of said notice. with all
due diligence with the collection o. SAID
assessments
Sec l. This ordinance shall take effect
and De n force from and after It's passage
and approval II approved 2y the Mayor.
otherwise & shall take effect at the time II
shall become law under the provisions CT
the city charter.
Passed the city Council the 18th day OF
September 1858 and signed by me IN open
session in Authorization Of It's passage this
18th day OF September. IssS.
". V. RINEHART.
President OF the City Council.
Approved by nss this nth day OF Sept.
T. J. HUMES. Mayor.
Filed by ne this Nth day OF September,
1898
Attest: WILL Fl. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Elk Offic.o City Clerk.
By G. X. CoRYELL Deputy Clerk.
Published September q. 1858.
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3hf<E MINIS.

SAN FRANCISCO, sep, @a~Arrjvss4-
Schr 4, II Merchant GvayS har,ar: SIR
Columbia Astoria AMI Portland. sir %oyo.
seattle scbr san BsetAven-ur,s. Is.ays
barber. sohr CeaGanza. CosGll}s riyer
s>iilsd-Str CGATtaa. Sesxtfs scA~ a :
West. NsraNs barber scar SAILOR by Es-
egett
HONOLULU. Sept Ia--Avrlyee - Str
Columbia. frorI Seattle via l1lo SeI; :.
lr str Aoranrt from Victoria. SeSt : 81
& afaia. from san FRANCISCO: sept S TX
wilma frosn <ana}Eso. Sailed Sept 8 w
e. h.ussfpe. Tor Port Angeles. hk sea ksns
ior Nanaisao. SEPT :. .chr EnieAyos, FOR
Holmes. foy iaeTt Tow asena, Sep2 i. Ssg
Ayisawa sor Manila.
ISEL. SEPT. \ ~ S<s5-Schr .T.1ser :
Ross Tor PERI Ludlow.
COOS BAY. Ssrs. ia-ATsise5-Str Esa-
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CITY TREASURER'S SOTTCE.-Notsc@ u
hereby given that the second annual IL
staliment OF local Improvement district
No. IL FOR the Improvement Of Harvars
avenue north formerly Oak street
Chestnut avenue and Sherbrooke street
IN the city OF Seattle. from the north sad
ward avenue north formerly Harvard
street, 10 the north margin Of East High
land drive formerly Nelson street,. an-
der the provisions OF ordinance No kS-s
which provides for the improve nler, az
said street by grading, sliewalking anl
parking said Harvard avenue north. sna
providing for the payment theresc. n
inssaliments and establishing a fund Tar
such payment by the levying AMI cclsse-
ton Of special assessments upon TIE
property benefited by the improvement,
and providing for the issuance Of tsats
as authorized by an act or the Legislature
OF the state OF Washington. approved
March 9Th fsl3- and under the provisions
OF ordinance No. 33i9. approved May tn.
1891 as amended by ordinance No s+ta
approved July fith. 1884 ard the city
charter as amended and now IN force has
been daily certified 20 me for collection
and the respective sums therein charged
and levied against each parcel and ios u
land. and part thereof. In said district 10
payment OF such installment remains TN
paid and the same including the iuss-.
est OF the whole amount charged. must
be paid on or before the euth day OF 0e.
tobey. 1898. Unless payment he made on
such i2Stallment on or before the nh
day OF October. 1ss.s the same shail he-
come delinquent and shall bear Interest
al the rate Of per cent, per annugi, until
paid and IL not paid before said time 8
penalty OF five ~ per cent. shall ~
added. and the sums delinquent shall he
entered on the annual tax roll for the
current year against each lot ana parcel
OF land. and part thereof. so deiinqusnt.
and with tho interest and penalty shall
he collected as other taxes together With
such additional charges or penalties a
are authorized 10 be charged and coz
iectei3 on other dellnauen, taxes. and
each lot or parcel ~ land SO Delinquent
shall he sold fer the amount OF such a.
sess nlent with interest penalty aa1
costs, in the manner provided by law.
A. II. FooTE,
City Treasurer ~ the City Of Seattle.
Date of first publication. September 18Th
1903
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Hevv omce for n. A. r. a r. Co.

The local Office Of tho North American
Transportation & Trading Company has
beer changed 20 the former rooms Of the
Seattle National Bank, Oh yesIer way and
Occidental avenue, which are being fitted
ID with magnificent decorations and fur
n;sure. The ffescoing IS of the most elab-
crate design, and ali counters rails. desks,
chairs. wainscot!ng. etc, are Of mahogany.
with the finer work hand~caryed. The
company Il expanding $500 or interior
decorations and will have as fine apart
snenfs as can be found On the coast.
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Says Sale Of Is. f. u. Does Not C0nnec,
ii With Great Northern.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ao.-Receiver ]. X
Cowen arrived In Baltimore early this
morning. He said:
''It i true that a very large interest IN
the Baltimore & Ohio has been purchased
~ Messrs. Field, Hill, Ream and Armour.
As Wen as other influential Interests.
Their purchase ST the stock does not mean
any railroad combination. 1t does not
mean a rraTscont@nental system in connec-
ton with the Great Northern. VIA. i.
d3es mean Is the fullest development OF
the Baltimore e. Ohio"
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MARINE onSt.RN ATOMS,

Special Dispatches 10 TIE f'0xt~InGe llixeacer
NEAR Ray. sept - "A =. II - Haro}ns-
ter @Tt. iaht rain. wind southeast. sever
miles. lnwagsi~BAsk IN tow st tus Wan.
osreF. : y ia. four usaStc3 schooner ia tea
81 tug EoyksVi 10 \.
rysHr. Sep. y "A = nl.--C,ev,iy calm
PORT CRESCENT. Sept. %t-~s r RI
xloudy. caIua.
PORT ANGELES. Sept S. T. MAR.
ongeter - -. eloaay: cain
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n0ExITIEs.

Mrs. Jennie Kinney will build a one-and-
a-half-ssory cottage at fs3z Broadway. 10
cost .Ss1.
w Root. 4 fiisr IN saw mill near La
tona, WAS brought 10 Providence hospital
yesterday with a broken leg. Tire acctden,
was caused by Root being caught by a belt
lie was thrown violently against the side
OF the building.
Mamie Parker who was charged with
stealing taa frcm Edward Woods. was
discharged by Justice Austin Yesterday
The court declared :hat the evidence was
not sufficient 10 convict. The pIa!ngir aud
Gofautaut are cGfoFed
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ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Third Avenue.

"a Fair Rebel was given for the last
time at the Third Avenue theaier last
Eaxht. The bill this evening viii be THE
Convict: or. Expiatson.'' and IT will be
pr9+ianted with all the careful attention 10
details which characterized the former pro
duc:ion. The company 10 a strong one,
and the play viii be well cast.
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NEW YORK. Sept 2o-Two million
ore hundred thousand dollars in gold was
engaged IT London ~ local firms today for
import 10 New York.
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For the convenience of !ts patrons the
Northern Pacific has established through
car service 10 Walia Walls. Train. leave
Seattle daily az 4 p. n
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 20-walter
Rosser. the Tennesses solder. who shot
II enrv HIDE brand. was held TO answ er
today.
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TonAf's WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland. Or. Sept ", isse.
Showers
T. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICCIx-
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
Eeatlle. WISH. Snut % isaS