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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

London. oct ai-rhe Paris cores
pludrnt % the TmUa. pointing out
that serious dilemma has nov de-
vcloped IN the prryfus affalr. oysi
~ the secret d1sslef IL now communal
Gated % the Court of Cessation Il n
coucelyeab Die that Il may incrlmlnate
Drryfus. but 10 viii certainly convict
Gen. MERCER. the minister % war al
tho time ~ she conviction Of DrcyfuH.
OF criminal violation ~ law IN onm-
munlcting 20 the court martial docu-
mcnta that were not communicated %
Dreyfna and his counsel.
IL d. alId that ln order 20 shield Gen.
Morcl0r. who acted thus owing 90 his
weakness or hiH ignorance. that all
suhsequent ministers ~ war have
adlnied an obstinate attitude.
III on the other hand, there never
has been a -rccrct d1Hslcr. tho whole
case rests on the hnrdercau and must
IAN 60 the ground How. then. since
Lieut.. Col. Henry'a admission Of for
gerry. could the generals utlli have de-
cirod Dreyfua gu.li"f
'"rhe allegation that the dossicr. n
there be one. contains letter from
Dnfnerar william O. COL Schwark0p-
pen (Germnn military lttache In Parish
u uttorly improbable. IN view ~ the
cmporlr'H character and habits. lie
would never have written 20 a military
uttache."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
Counting the chickens.

New York. Oct 2i.--The Herald says;
Politicians were all fRurlng yesterday
on the result Of the coming election In
this state. Frederick =, Gibbs, l,epub-
lean national committeeman, save the
following estimate; Ro0sevehs plu-
rallty north OF Bronx, 10000; Van
Wycka plurality. south Of Bronx. bg,-
900. Rooseyeh's plurality In the state.
o. 600.
coi. Baxter. clerk Of the assembly.
made this estimate; RoOaevelra plu-
rally north OF Bronx, $4,000; Van
Wycks plurality south Of Bronx, a.
600: Rooseyelts plurality In the state,
col. Baxter predicted that there
would be eigh,y-hye Republicans and
Z slxty-fye Democrats In the assembly
and thirty Republicans and twenty
Democrats In the senate,
While neither Chairman Odell OF the
Republican state central committee. ur
Mr. Barnes Of the executive committee
would give figures, Col koosevelts
managers predict that his plurality
abOye the Bronx win he more than No, .
900 and that Van Wyck'H lead below
Inc river will be less than 10000. This
would give Roosevelt plurality OF
more than 10000
John y. Carroll has not yet received
the figures " the Tammany district
leaders. but his own estimate Is that
! Van Wyck viii have 10000 plurality In
/ Greater Now York.
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not BE- able TO raise the money which
the stronger lines can 90 take adyan-
take % every Invention, every Improve.
mcnt. every elimination ~ grade crusa-
Ing. every lowering u grade. every
taking out ~ curves. every substitution
OF machinery snd utomatic appliances
which can cheaper the cost u carry.
lnE. 80 they VIII be bankrupted and
ultimately absorbed by the stronger
lines, aud the business 81 tho country
will be- In the hands of the latter
This Absorption ana the consequent
formation of few gigantic corpora
lions 90 do the carrying business Of
the country would threaten another
railway agitation, whether wise nf not.
ana long period OF general disturb.
ance " hualnoHs-thr sort OF disturb
ance which makes bad times, because
the business man has factors 81 deal
With IN legislation ANA In uncertain
rates which make u impossible f0r the
wiacHt head lU forecast the future.
This decision viii be- fortunate
document n Congress u calm and will
take ~ the whole question and uo
legislaie - that htc public and rail-
ways ana their Investors ana their cm-
ployes may be- fully protected. that
large freedom for agreement may be-
granted 20 the railways among them
selves under strict supervision and rig
~ control Of the government ~ thu
United States. N the goNrrnment h
not equal 10 the task of Impartial su-
pcrvisiDn OF this business under these
conditions, 10 had better retire from the
thought of assuming the responsible.
tlcs iot Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and
the Philippines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

C'hlcaFo, oct g0.-An Omaha. Neb.
special 10 the Tlmes-ilsrild says; \
sensation has developed In the depart
msnt OF exhibits al one Tranumisslsslp-
pl exposition. growing out uf the arrest
- n. ~, Hardt, assistant manager OF
that department, ON two warrants
charging him with forgery, iIc viii b,
arranged tomorrow, Hlrdt denies the
charges and On turn declares he Will
make Fme current charges that Will
cause more % a aeuoition than his ar
rpst
The warrants f1r Hnrirs arrest were
sworn 20 by n. H. Coehrln, represent
ing Schuncld. S,humrr A TehFle and
10. A. srate uf the MInaVh Manufac-
turfs company. Both clmplainanla al
lego that lIardt Exchanged the rewards
az the Judges. and that the medals and
certificates Of merit, which should have
guuo 90 the tirna mentioned, went "a
come other firms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

n guns built by vickers' Sons and
Maxim.
capt Charles o'Ncirs recommcnda-
ton at a uniform cai.her ~ rmall
arms be adopted for the use 0f the
army navy and marine corls has at
tractcd Considerable attention in army
and navy circles. It Is expected Score
iary Long will lndorse q bin providing
Tor cooperation on the part VI tha
army and navy % obtain a uniform
arm The caiiber ~ the Lee small
arms In use In the navy ls .26l, whll.
mat N the Krar.Jorgensan rife De- co.
The army o. convinced th1 the hrdE-
JargJuson rifle Ii best Tor lis use. while
the navy asserts that the lie IS super
iir. lt is not believed that any great
objection would be raised by the navy
il Increasing the callhcr N It's gun 90
80 so that cartridges MANUFACTURING Tor
iho lee might be- used TOT the kraE'
IufuausOu.
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New York. Oct si.-A dispatch 20 The
Herald from Washington sagH. That tho
latest Improvements In the mInuflc-
iure Of ordnance may be obtained Tor
future American men.uf-War orders
have been given 20 Commander T., c.
fendlcton, Hupefiniend ~ The gun
factory, TO proceed 10 England 20 In
upect the methods pursued there ln the
construction OF guns, mounts, torpedo
tubes. etc.
Wlre-w wound guns. which have been
NO successfully developed Cor the Ems.
llHh navy, vii be- carefully examine
ny tho visiting oiilcor and a. UNDER
water discharge tubes FOR torpedOs have
been adopted Tor the battloshipH
Maine, Missouri and Ohio. he viii learn
the method Of their manufacture az The
ordnance works Of Armstrong.
The department has purchased Tho
rlght 10 use the method of mlnufac-
tute Of underwater discharge tubes
from the Armatrongs and have bought
the right 10 use the breeeh mechanism
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THE ILLS OF WOMEN
And How Mrs. Pinkham Helps
Overcome Them.

Mrs. MARY BoLliSerR, iioi Marianne
ST., Chicago, ILL.,, TO Mrs. Pinkhnm,
II have been troubled for the past
two years with falling Of the womb.
leucorrhma, pains over my body. sick
headaches, backachc, nervousness and
weakness. tried doctors and vnrious
remedies without relief After taking
two bottles Of your Vegetable Com.
pound, the relief obtained was truly
wonderful. have now taken several
more bottles Of your famous medicine.
and can say that am entirely cured. -
Mrs. HESnY Dom. No. 500 Findlcyst.
Cincinnati. Ohio. to Mrs. Pinkhnmi
For u long time 1 suffered with
chronic Inflammation Of the womb.
pain In abdomen and bcarinr.down
feeling. Was very nervous at times, and
NO weak was hardly able TO do any.
thing Was subject 10 headaches. also
troubled with leucnrrhma After doc
toring for many months with different
physicians, and getting no relief, 1 had
given up all hope Of being well
again when read OF tho great rood
Lydia y. Pinkbams Vegetable Com.
pound was doing. decided immcdi.
ntoly TO give Il trial. The result was
simply past belief After taking four
bottles Of Vegetable Compound and
using three packages Of sanaiivc Wash
eau say feel like new woman.
deem II my duty TO announce the fact
TO nay fellow sufferers that Lydia
L. Pinkhams Vegetable remedies hav,
entirely cured me Of all my pains m,
suffering. have her alone 10 thanl
Tor my recovery, for which am CRATE
iul May heaven bless her for III,
r0rd worl, ''f i7'nr for our ser
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You really don't know what comfort
able travelling IL II you have never tray-
elcd via the burlington.
Holds the worlda record for long
distance fast running. 1895 miles, IOi1
minutes.
The burlington Route Il 7.2s. miles
long-ncariy onc-thiri the distance
round the world.
onrrs a wider choice OF routes than
any other line. Ia and from Chicago.
~. Louis, Omaha. Kansas city and all
eastern points.
Two through trains each way daily.
Neaiibuled buffet smoking library
cars. Pullman sleeping cars. rrelln-
Ina chair cars tncata frce). coaches.
Finest dining car service In tho world.
Dining ears operated on tho cafe plan,
that Il. you pay only for what you or
der.
Tickets az Offices OF connecting lines.
l. A. DENTON. Ticket Agent, Il. a.
W. ily.. Dolly Block.
H. " NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. ana
Freight Agent.
w. r. MMfLI.AN. Gen. AKt.
2it =. w, Temple IT.. Salt Lake city.
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cot. WILLIAM n,pn DrAD.
one Time rditar Of the ssit lake Herald
Disr In ~, I"uis.

81 Louis. oct. 10.-wlllisgn Hyde. q,
one time Managing editor ~ she 81
Louis Republic. died today ~ his hume
In this city ~ heart disease. lie had
been a sufferer from VI health for a
l1ffs time aud for two months prior
10 his death had been connncd to his
hone. lie WaH g. years old ard waa
born at Lima, y, Y. Daring President
Cleveland'a frat administration AIR,
Hyde was sppaluFrd postmaster at 81.
Louis. After the expiration 81 his scr
Vlco he was called 10 SAT- Lake City
20 assume the edltOrahlp Of the Sali
Lake Herald. when he resigned this
position he returned TO 81. Louis aud
has remained here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Chicago. oct. s0.--Dlrectur OF Fix.
hlbits ]. II. Mcdibbon, received yeater-
day from GENERAL Commissioner w. W
Peek AT Paris, a telegram stating tina,
he had been allotted $4,000 square feet
~ ADDITIONAL nIor space Tor United
feet In all, and also cesurcd every
concession demanded. Several huplred
square feet have also been allotted 90
mines.
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Toledo. o.. oct. 90 two bHiioH wef1
taken frim the ailna ~ iho uui1n ol-
cv1tor Gre today. one Ie thought 90
ha that of Bert WaiuNr.rht who "
HiIl urarciurtrd COR. 4 total ~ clrht-
cen dead o. the result or this Ere. VIII b
occurred September End.
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ffLAliaTn-a
tMI
OREGON SHORT LINE
Railway.
TiMF oARD N rrrFcr MAY 40,
al; Trsia' and depart at Salt lake city

rains atrlvn and depart AZ Salt Lake CITY
"'''f at"ll'"s ..,,,..
FROM thiraeu. omaha 81 L1uia
kansas W DunvUr PARK uiy
from iicicna. nai,o portland san
fanci.ca uFdon and intcfinod'
Prom sin fnnci,co cache Valley " am
= uFdon aud lnlefmgdlsie peini.'i ppm
lum thlcnrn Omaha. ~ Louis
-, Kansas tliy nrnyyf and uElcni 70 am
Az, olty and intcrmodlato polnis.., sopm
Tooolo aud Oafhoii Reach ..'.' go pm
nrr.ur
Tor thiraru Omaha Denver. Kan.
80 Guy, ~ Louis Ogden and
lot. San Francisco ogden. cache " nm
, Valley and iuiefmcl IsiSpolnts' san
FOR uslcn. nupyor. kansas city,
omaha, - Louis chicago aud
-. ln1iicTmcdia pg.nis -, ....,..., y pm
-. and sah ffenolsoo. -y,..,.'s...s spa
'fuL Mufuur Eureka, silver rtty
'tuvu NuphL Sanpcio. Milford.
-. Frisco and intermediate points IAN
fMlard train Tor 0arnold reach.
luuolu aud Terminus ...... THam
Trains south Of juab run daily except
'baliJ oIooptsund.r
CITY TICKET OFFICE. UNDER MASONIC HALL.
No 30 West second south street
Telephone Ma -
Rellio.d aud Steamship Tiekois on saio
tonll part ~ Tho world
Pullman Palace ,af ticket nnlrN
~ T. HURLEY,
! Gen fass aud Iickut Agent
:, a. General frame Manager
Vlce.prosidcnt aud Con Manager
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Effective SEPTEMBER Isl. 1898.

Train No. 2 leaves Ogden sln a. tn, Salt
Lake s'lQ n, M, arrive az Pueblo 5iie a ia,
Colorado springs $50 A. m, Denver n 10 a M,
Train Nu 4 leaves Ogden Hin n m, sails
Lake Z ~ % On. arrive az Pueblo hiil d m,
Colorado Springs % D. M Denver nit5 n 10,
Connections made ~ Pueblo, Colorado
springs and Denver with all lines east Tle-
giant day coaches, chair cars aud pullman
Hluepnrs on all trains, Take the ~ n ~ "a.
nnd have comfortable trip aud enjoy tho
uncst scenery on the continent
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Tho Seonio Limo
lnC Of tho
World....
Denver {
Rio Grande
Scenic
W N,oS T. tho Railroad.

Two Daily Fast Espross Trains
10 ulonwood Springs. LoadVllls.
Pueblo, Colorado Springs. Douvsr
ana oil points East
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

Tay lor Takes the Houors. Freeman
Making "a Coed showing.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. i7.-Ti3e crack
peda.efs turned osIt III force at The 'ricga
track today for the national meet ~ sas
Association of Cycling Clubs. II Philadel
phia- The championships were carried ~
by Major Taylor the little coiared circuit
chaser who easily captured the oGe-tairf
mile and the two falle races. defeating
Eddie Bald. Arthur Gardiner and the otaer
starters The track Was heavy fran r.
cent rams ard TIA time WAS slow About
80 persons Witnessed the events. Sum
uaarlcs
National cham sonshir. professional one
third mile Major Tay lor wen, ~ II. Free
man SECOND Tom Cooper thif3. a. q. Gar
diner fourth. Time. ~.
One mile professional. Eos ciass-~N atsors
Coleman won, Oscar Hedstrasn second. II.
h. Freeman rslgds John zimmerman
fourth Time. s.
Two miles. national championship, pro-
fesslonal- Major Taylor wen A. c. Gar
8iner SECOND. Bih Martin third- Tine
49, p,
Mile handicap. profssssonai-ffarry +.
Merr.t. - yards Won: Waller N. Trotf, ~
yards, secend Joseph KogsFs, - yards,
ih:rs. Glenn Whey. $50 yards. fourth. THE,
@.aE -
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

Al earthquake waS felt 3. Hurley. :. =
Friday.
Txe earthquake sacks secured .; Thaer-
sGg. sis-. Saturday glSYGize.
The yasgusra F1ay Steamship Company
a@s ss$n formed 80 0y@TAIs line - staAcg.-
ers &c s~aG FYaac}&e1.
C7uusrrs ifse~ 4Aurania arrived "a Queens
s0@a Fr-9AR IS c8w of ms fr{: Ssh s.eArss.
Marie. Gay5gzg broken Tar crank sh4ss.
tsH1 Vo2f president - Wee wret;Jer
& Ca. wholesale isGuor dealers ~ sau
FTa1ssse4, has s~e@1 missing for twenty
tsur 8a4s Ne ~sS asst seer ~ az gqzst
ef-tAe~w4y rcA& ii SoU.Acrn Qre<oE u
cogaEzSuy usga a stranger.
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WINS THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS.
rfndia, small Douglass Keats Wall
ter II. smith.

MnRRlsTNewN y. !. Sept. I9.~Ftnd!ay
small Douglass. formerly OF -. Andrew $
university. Scotland bat for the past
e.shseea n4onths $ resilient q me United
stAtes ard ma glhsr % the Faivfs5ld
County Golf C}@e. % Greenwich, Conn.
= IRE amateur champion % golf IN Amer
lea Tte wen Il today ny bearing WAITER
u Smith. q The onweFlsa sfoiE Cub. OF
Lake Forest. IL. by s SCORE - W aa.i ;
n clay or ~, Morris County COX cub
inks In addition - the "a uie II champion
Ts,s.zs8sy wen a handsome rtesa3. es1alefT7-
a,s., or his premiership among amateur
relserr znd the F'aarfia}.s c.Aa becomes GUS
sa8saa 90 The perpetual .r0pay. ~atch =
silver cop wsl8sst a. $l.EsAf pres f1issf - ~"
E~nlis-s states Golf Association ~ SS.@ 4aRe
Tne.Ai.are EaN. never.
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BUY INENTY- THREE CLAIMS.
LONDON CORPORATION CLOSES A
BIG DEAL m KLoSDIKE.
Mines On Five Of Largest Creeks In
the District Change Hanas-Isaac
Rcs<nthal. Of Seattle. One Of the
Sellers - Price Paid $1,000 eco.

One a. the largest sales yet recorded Of
Klondike mining properties has been ccE-
sunimascd. TIE Alaska Gold Fields. Limited.
o. London. England has purchased twenty
three claims OF Bonanza. Eltoraio, Do
:ntnzon. Sulphur and Moosenorn creeks Of
Isaac Rosenshai, OF Seattle, and others.
paying 81 90. 60 for the same J. 3. King.
an ex-newsraper man Of Chicago, and .
cousin Of Wee President Hobart. represent
Cd the buyers. the sale being negotiated BY
Guggenneim, Unsermeyer 4 MARSHAL. OF
New York.
Mr.. King returned from Alaska yesterday
on the City ot SEATTLE and confirmed the
news o. the contamination CT the sale. The
properties, before being purchased. were
examined By an expert taken in by Ar.
King some weeks ago. and are believed to
be among the most valuable in the district
The money for the sale Is now on deposit
IN the Chemical National bank OF New
York.
This important sale shows that foreign
capital is seeking investment in the great
gold iields. i. is said that other big sales
viii follow.
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th~tF seattle Hreshr~H Ira
~sesaH ts scare OF ~ ta n.

So ''s.~s3eh - tsr poSs-ynte3,tEor..e
ss,sssN,eA Seet. l1,--Teae aramgugrs
y - sa're t'fsc tg3sy between travel
-. - . So '1'- I'D 'Ts,eysss resulted -
= rF f7T tar 'rass8stFrs'f - ta. s~Eey
a. S'aF tf a eeare = Is - s. Fae
| - "@s I-sssti for tas benefit of 4
A. ato,esr t;aSelcr. ard Mas larx ~
wA1ae K-A New york.s ~k.ux -
H. a'T'7<1 1ar game 81 q lawn Es-s~
80. -. ass''. aot Eeon fa@ agst Inning TIE
-. IS 1nA wes ga~@ns. Ess
s1z,e.. - tE@ reruc were Up 10 tae ex-
'~4esf e t1.sses -s9g1gserr1gsf
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Newport:
Mile. EeIliug-Ma angeline won. Nc
Cleary second, Loyalty third. Time, ! ,42is
Five fg-longs- w0n. George
second, PaDsy IL Third. Time. ! 0lSs
Mile and quarter Donation wor
Kathie May second. Rarus third. Time,
3g@.
six fgFsores- F'iresiic wen. Draw Lad
seeoad. DGtca Comedian third. Time
lisa.
Mile. se. lug-PTovcto Won. Helen II.
Gardner second. Cecii third. Tine, 1.fl5..
SIX Observation-Disclosures won. Nora $ Sec
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WARRINGTON BIRDS HAIRED.
Net Permitted 10 Compete st the Ore
Eor >sase Fair.

Special DsSpascA II fae f'oSt-fn'f.'iSv'-1
TACOMA. sept &1.--tesexoa has barred
The exAisz. < Washington chickens a. re
stats fgsr IRIS yeav, SGch . th@ report
coming Erorr q prominent CHICKEN Fa4Se-
here. Mo has re1stve4s a 5atteT Eresa =
,,,.-sr s,r,s-at George p. Goo3age. - tae
,,y.,.try aeuartrneet - tae crSso1 STATE
gAsr. esr:a41JnE this
Js.ss Way ssse prize bsFss - TBS state SFe
Essaarrus feena the Origin ex149if ~ 80
sesy, IS nes knowc. h@t trcz- ;Ae exrsAnA-
fssrz ~ Ihoxe cc+scsr 1lss2 y ~ reside ~ H
coma. tie rss rugtss a.to1 Aas s'e*E fSAf n
e~ecs solely because - Ire Fseia*E 49,
.r,,s.,.. hsr5x st the LAST state ~x1*fs.t- TBS
- .ha vsav Tacoma sAacAs-s rsss e. ara
sAe,r saw sne Ssuz1ssss-e4 tssazs fTsszs --lspeF~
s-sene~s: Gooaase = IL 70 way surprise
<axf ham
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STAR POINTER EQUALS RECORD.
Goes the Half i'm 37i4. the Fastest
Haff-Nifc Ever stepped

PHILADELPHIA. Sept I7~At the Bel
gncnt track al Narbeth this afternoon Star
Pointer. driven by McClary. in an effort 10
reduce his own mark of I:5sA. stepped 4
mile in 1:ass. and incidentally went the
half in ,51a.. The fastest half mile ever
made by harness horse AZ either gait.
The quarter pole was reached in :2sie. the
second quarter was negotiated IN ~
the half In .571a-a second and quarter
better than his present figure for the dis
lance. The third quarter was uphill. and
slhs seconds were consumed in ascending
H. In the stretch he Jagged somewhat.
aud went under the wire IN 532..
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GREAT FALLS. Mont. Sep.

GREAT FALLS. Mont. Sept iT.-Re-
suits.
Five sursou gFs~53,U Howard won ! Dan /.
kEow sec5nd. Wenc-ra third. Ttrae l.al -.
Three f2Fiougs-Ciag@ X wcn. Dutch
second. Red Y tAsra. TIA -
one Efaa.e~-sCo:tlssh Chief Won. Tempo
Second. tssF.sr joe thsTE. Time. la
Nile ara al eighth. hQ-sslas-9frs1Eer
n, University secord. Rcssgncre thlr9.
Trrras. q
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through inability 10 hit Cunningham at
the right time. Aiten lance. 3.a0. Score:
II. X. L.
Boston .-.. ....... ..........
Estterles~-Cunnn and kittreSGe;
Nichols and Bergen. Cmpsfes. Upay and
Mcdonald
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O. W Kelsey. a0 sss aaU.srg was =.
rear Psrs awwAUa ferry. rset WITH sers-
agss asas4srr lzs< Saturday terss % .he
fvont wnee4s .. tee heavy wagon 6roprs I
xsst6erty Eate 4 chuck hole. throwing heI-
ssy 10 tAe EYo2nd- The s~ysst wnses uas
5sa w1 cg:o BIS ehss; AMI rested sagYe ANA
assistance arrived as rios we<e 5rssr-
- "a ksnA
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ns Fs en haile Murray ]. Clark &.
r. A.. feu1 berg hig Ay pitched balls
AsFFay 3 - @ark J.
s4fS Guilty. Murray ,. by Clark l.
- 'l-3e i'ea, Gonisk>y.
nsFssea lEt-t'erb,sst.
~ n.teh.s--llY Murray ..
s.ae e ean1.-~t =
S'~ssfes-A AZ. lHrss. A;r. Doyle,
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Howard G.. Walters, the representative
in America Of the Pacific Northwest Min
Ing Corporation OF London: ALDER, Mac
GarYey, one of the largest stockholders,
and Prof ]. c. Garvin. OF Colorado, the
company's mine and mill expert, have re-
turned from Douglas island, where they
wen. 10 examine a property and went on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

20 Montana ~ way 90 Spokane. I'VE were
all astonished,'' said Mr.. Walters, at the
vast extent and equally vast probabilities
of Alaska We all Eel, extremely small
after seeing the extensive plant OF the
Trea2weN and the extent OF the wilderness
which surrounds IT,"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18
"aiiuAAL III &.IE GAMES.

Saistnsarr y. Cleveland 4.
= - - MORE. Sept IT--Bast9rnare KEEP.
~ Ssaei-i@ s5gE < by defeating Te-
|n~ WARTS stsls aftegnesa. Tae
-. s@s 4aE ssasvs sp 10 the eisasA sr-
Heea AcGAaa drove %. . homo run
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

STEAMSHIPS AND STEAMB0A
My 60 - Alaska % slsaFub boats when
yoz cs1 take 10 eisgar: ocean steamships
~ .se 3s1EAc Coast Steamship co.e And
its Ea.eS are As iow as tins loves.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

OF tickets already
and
for comfort
and
TO Il
fertile valleys
turning out In force The
uodatos should
s7ASs4s As%s@sasaSeSaSaseS@S asaAa1AHax1s@s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18
TACOMA ua. MINERS WY.

~. ss1se = tae season. Tacoma vs..
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