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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-10
SAN JUAN.

Special Dispatch 70 the POst-lnteil gencev.
FRIDAY ffARBOR. Nov. 9--Ine total
vote In san Juan county is about t9N and
the Republicans are victorious throughout.
The majority on congressman and judges
IS 70 and Emerson Hammer for joint SEN
ator has a majority OF iS'. william II.
Thacker for representative is elected by
l25 majority The entire county ticket is
Republican. Single tax was defeated To l.
and female suffrage by not Quite so heavy
q vote
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IVONTY BIGGER
Than EXPECTED.
ror.lnuea Fsorn Page One.


.,tn q Populis: majority OF ,. The
o. inc i . small one, and will add
81 ~ IA, vote The Republican state
~. - a.a both representa- tives are eject
90. ssss@~ana any question by mato-ities q
-. : Tas Eepae; ,as- viii ana also $50, slesi
~ .-orp ,be First district, with the
-. .r,, .s from the Second district in
80 The Populists eject the auditor. at
sSs5 treasurer ard superintendent o.
So viia a probability Of the commits
So srorn the Second district. Both
Sc, ,,erts nave heavy maiorities against
Gen. ~, epgouuiam vote.
- ~. JONES, zi5. Lewis. is: W. c.
e- 80 I,g Aaders. ~. Fullerton. ~; Eens-
'ss@ K, Goldman. Ia. For senator-Scho-
"a al. Gnkey. i5a Representative--Mi-
re =, stoakwell. tx: Mason. Ia; Fem
Ia 1s7. The county carrles the legisla-
.~s congressional. sheriff. auditor. and
sa.s.s.y he assessor.
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SNOHOMISH.

Special Dispatch - the Pos Intellxencer
EVERETT. New. 9,-The PoppllsJs claim
he county treasurer. YeTk~ Auditor
Hea2lee. Superintendent; az schools r. r.
f~rsarx and county C'oar .ssioher Brady
The Republicans concede the election ~
E'rjArs and Beadies, hu; Brady ani Yerks
are sta 81 doubt TIE Republicans carry
the congressman ans sapreB1e Judges ny
ssry small ma jor!t.es. a,,oGt ;aree accord
TX 70 figures.
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WAHKIAKUM.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
cATHLAMET, Nov. 9.--Complete returns
from Cathlamet. Skamakowa, Brookiieid
and Crooked Creek insure the candidates
upon the Republican state congressional
and legislative ticket at least 100 majority
in this county. All the precincts yet TO
hear from are safely Republican.
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KlTTITAS.

SpecIa! Dispatch TO the Post-Tntelligencer
ELLENSBURG. Nov. 9.-Sixteen out OF
twenty-five precincts In Kittitas county
give Jones 7t5; Cushman, 699: Lewis 81
w c. Jones. 623; Anders. 643: Fullerton. 6.s;
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Family Resemblance.

Amt-Whom does your new little sister
most look like. your father or your moth
er?
Little Emma-Both; she has no teeth
that's Hike mommer. And she's hairless
like pepper. Toronto World -.
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KLICKITAT.

Special Dispatch to the Posi-Intelligencer.
GOLDENDALE. Nov. State ticket
and c. H Baker. joint senator. take 40
najority in klIckitas.
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COLUMBIA.

Special Dispatch TO the ost-fn,eIligencer
DAYTON. Nov Nv. l.. Jones and
tlshman carry Columbia county by about
- Jerrafd, Repu bIican. is elected 10 the
legislature.
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The Distinction.

why is it that nearly every writer who
has a story TO tell about a farmer starts out
10y referring TO him as AN honest country
man."
II don't know, unless il is for the purpose
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GARFIELD.

Special Dispatch 10 the Poss-Inteiiigencer.
POMEROY, Nov. County Republican
oy about 80 majority. Republican repre-
sentative Is elected by 10 majority.
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SPOKANE CELEBRATES IN STYLE
Gives n Monster TorchIicbt Parade
and Jol1tHcatiop Meeting.

Special Dispatch to the -tnteiligeucer
SPOKANE. Nov 9Tne Republicans
ratified tire great victory IN Spokane coan-
" ard the state tonight by r monster
torchligh, parade followed by Publication
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1oTaes ranging from 40 30 Is. Yakima"
Jones Is following in the procession close
Up 10 Mr. Cushmsn. with a difference OF
about SIX votes
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SKAMANIA.

Special Dispatch n the Post-TnteNigenoe-
CASCADE LOCKS Nov. 9-T-he enti-e
fusion ticket MAS el@cied In Sxamania
county by reduced ra5oritjes-
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Hardwood Center Table. top aex2ee.
caly sII5.
cents this week buys good China Mat
ting. regular price I5c.
50 cents this week buys tull-siZe Bed
stead. sold regularly a, G.5a-
sl.i5 this week buys 4 f1t-etZe WOOL Top
Mattress. sells at other places for sl.au.
s. cents this week buys fuii-sizs "o-
ven Wire Spring Mattress. sells the weird
over for Else.
s27o0 buys s-hole 81. Clair Steel Range.
with high shelf.
Hardwood Ch:nonier. this week only,
$50.
. ceuts-Our heaviest All Wool Ingram
Carpet good value at Sc. this week only
15c, sewed. lined and laid
s3-5G-A full-size Iron Bedstead, double
strong; regular price s., this week only
ss59
Extra large Dresser with French Oval
Mirror. sale price sl4; this week only $ioao
s.e1-We have a few more OF the large
fire Oil Heaters that we bought OF Loyned
Hardware Company at 45c on the dollar
Sells regularly for ST. /! you need an Oh
Heater do not miss this
- cents-We Will continue TO sell TINS
week our best American Brussels Carpet.
In all the latest patterns. The regular price
is Gee q yard, and our sales last week
prove Seattle people know barSain
35c buys this week at Holden 4 wilson
Furniture Company's. yard OF g y ex-
ira heavy Ingram Carpet. worth aoc.
beauty of the newest and best OF this sea-
sons patterns and colorings. Why put up
with your old carpet when this opporiu-
nifty comes to you?
uo1Aor q. Mi1cnn Eurnifurn In
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OF letting the reader know at once that tho
subject IS not one OF those farmers who
take In summer boariers. Cleveland
Leader. q
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against, $40; for equal suffrage, l,3ss
against 2,5Ss.
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Price and Easy Terms Draw.
We Will Give Away 80 Oar Custom.
ers Oh Christmas Eve . Fice
$50 Casters Make Curly Birch
Three.piece Bed Room set.

French bevel plate glass: swell front.
dresser ard ccu1mods, & beauty in any
home. Now On exhibition il our show Win
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11

OF a negro woman. the former cook In
the Orr household. Miss Morris, a Jew
ass implicated in the assassination, was
not hanged, she having disappeared.
The bodies of the lynched men and
women are placarded. This Is the Pen.
atty For Murder"
The mob was quiet, not half of the
town knowing what was going on.
There was not a loud word spoken or a
gun fired.
hitting suicide. She took a dose of
morphine. II she had not taken the poi
son. the chances are that she would
have been hanged with the negroes.
On the night Of July 30 ]. T. Orr was
assassinated. A load Of buckshot was
fired through a window, killing him in
stantly. Mrs. Orr confessed on Satur-
day that she abetted the assassination,
and the negroes said she promised them
5000 each IL they would kill her husband
The wife's defense was that she talked
with the negroes, but had no idea they
would take her at her word.
Orr was assassinated while making
glass of lemonade. He had just re-
turned from choir practice 81 the church
where his wife was organ.St. The crime
was shrouded in mystery until Miss
Morris told somebody that she knew
who fired the shot. A coroner's inquest
resulted in the arrest Of the five negroes
and Mrs. Orr and a warrant for the ar
rest Of Miss Morris.
Orr's life was insured for $1,000. and it
developed at the inquest that he and
his wife had lived unhappily. Orr was
| formerly theatrical manager. In 1890
the pair eloped to a summer resort in
| Wisconsin and were married. After
ward they settled in Clarendon, where
| Orr prospered in business.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
A Disastrous Ending.

Two Detroit merchants were sitting
OH adjacent stools and taking ID cent
lunch, when one asked the other If he
consulted his wife in his business affairs.
Cant do it," was the response.
GIVE tried it dozen times month for
years, but it always winds up just
about as it did yesterday. I asked her
if she thought she could discuss little
matter of business calmly and dispas-
sionately. She said she could, but had
never known me to be able to do so. l
complimcnted her sarcastically on her
angelic temper, and she at once ac-
cused me of being angry. l told her
that l was regarded among men as hay
ing very equable disposition and that
nv employees called me Old Suavity
She called attention to the fact that
her pet dog, that weighs abouta pound,
was called Danger. Then l told her
straight from tho shoulder that de-
clined TO be made angry by her taunts
and odous comparisons, but served
pointed notice that 1 was going to have
the respect due the head of the house.
She laughed cheerily and declared that
was entirely too touchy."
"But what about the business confer
ence?"
ooh, 1 slammed the door and left. >
.-Detroit Free Press.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
Queer Funeral Mistakes In Maine.

There have been some queer mistakes
made of all kinds, but this is one of
the most unusual and undesirable, al
though no real harnf was done: A man,
one time prominent in professional life
of this city, died. He was member OF
a certain society in this city, which
sent representatives to the funeral. The
members of the organization were mott
fed of the death of their fellow mem.
Der by postal cards sent out by the Sec
rotary. One of the cards was addressed
to and delivered at the late residence OF
the dead member, inviting him to at
tend his own obsequies
A similar incident was, if anything,
worse. A member of secret society
died and his fellows were notified OF
his death and the time and place of the
funeral, as usual. A card was delivered
at the address of the dead man, directed
to him in his own handwriting. He
had been the secretary of the organiza
ton and had addressed sets OF posta
cards to the members at his leisure
When a member died, q set of the adj
dressed cards were sent to the printer
who printed the name of the deceased
member Oh the back with the othel
matter used in the notice. So when thu
secretary died his assistant or successor
sent set of the cards to the printer
so that the dead man was sent one al
dressed by his own hand.-Portlant
Express.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
Victoria and John Brown.

"Pol Manear" is n favorite cast near
Balmoral castle and was always held
as the special preserve of the late John
Brown, her majesty's personal attend
ant. John was all enthusiastic and in
veterate fisher, and often the royal
larder was indebted to his prowess for
it's supplies of spring salmon when the
rods of the other fishermen failed to
bring them to the bank. 1t is authen-
tically reported among anglers ON Dee
side that when the queen wanted John
he was Immediately at her call, except
when angling, and at such times she
studied not to disturb him. The taclt
understanding between them is said to
have arisen in the following fashion
Her majesty one day sent an imperative
message to the river side, desiring John
to Immediately wait upon her.
"Tell her majesty, replied John, IL
his usual Doric, that l am rinnln
salmon and l Gamma come"
The messenger came back to him II
hot haste saying that the queen desired
to see him this very minute.
"Well, tell her majesty this tlm'
that am rinnin salmon and l winn'
come" and that settled it.-Pearson'
| Weekly,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11

rroncisco. Aug. ia special 10
The chronicle from vancouver say
in sarrallon left Skaguay, Alas
,,a last Thursday, and at that tliie,
Cantain Rogers says Skasuay We WnS
oap. ".anod with destruction by fire. FIJI
. ~ ~ % houses were in flames as '"e
s.oaner cast her ropes, and the iast
s.e .. va received was that the lnaoe-
poi a,o fire brigade was attemptins 70
No., pua +he flames from the dyha',l..s
NSo5s where the railway company n n"u
sneu .oyder stored. This seems 10 MN
wv as the fire was rap,u.s
rnreading. The people were pan s.f't .so
sp' and the forests surrounding .ne
Gu, we're all ablaze. 1t was an ame
.oM .l;,,ne sight and looked from 'he Ma-
lhspl' -" e nothing could save the togh
.ei destruction. The house causn, n.e
i la, ,ha bush fires surrounohs On" :,
from anl as a high wind preValiea =.
uay' ". w. danes to the center OIL 'he
GROW Passengers on board expre sse,,
. .So oninion that skaguay hau ' rn,
the op amt If existence by the hre, ou'
SWEEP ou stated that he believed 'n II.
. ara could be got under eon''o,, ~ ,he
l're ..ad near the water 'front.' anu en.
s sun,o,ishing of several houses pe 'o,,1d
deriiois The center of the town "ouio
there ,'an '"t the flames from spreading
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
Closing prices:
General Markets.

New York, Aug. 10.
FLOCR-State and western steady and mod
erately active winter patents, S4l0a4.5O; win
ter straights, S3.aa425; Minnesota patents,
S45Da4.S5; winter extras, $3l5a3.60.
WHEAT-No. 2 red opened stronger on for
eign buying and higher cables, but later eased
off because of predicted larger receipts Sep
TENDER, II 5-l8a7lHc.; December, 09Ma703sc.
RYE-Dull; state, 46a47c.; No. western, 44a
A13c., c. j. +. Buffalo.
CORN-No. quiet, but steady on better ca
bles and light offerings.
OATS-No.2 dull and barely steady; track,
white, state, 33a3sc.; track, white, western, 81
a3Sc.
PORK-Dull; mess, se.5oalo; family, sl.a
1880
LARD-Firner; prime western steam, $3.50
nominal.
BUTTER-Steady; state dairy, 13a17c.; state
creamery, 1416a1S19c.
Enthusiastically; large, white. 74c.; small
white, 71ac.
realistically; state and Pennsylvania, Az
al514c.; western, l4Ifc.
SCGAR-Raw strong; fair refining, Tsc.
centrifugal 96 test, 43-l8c.; refined strong and
active; crushed $40; powdered, 5ssc.
TURPENTINE-Steady at %sl4a2s24c.
MOLASSES-Steady;N New Orleans, &ats}c.
RICE-Firm; domestic, 51Sa6Ac.; Japan, 81
a616c.
TALLOW-steady;c city, 8 5-l6c.; country, 81.
a8ssc.
HAY-Quiet; shipping, s5a4oc.; good tt
| choice, 45a10c
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
Guarding Against Yellow Fever.

There has not been case of yellow
fever in Charleston for Fl years, and
there will be none here this year or in
any future year if the health authorities
exercise the vigilance and care which
have marked their efforts during the past
two decades and more. The records
show, we believe, that there is not now
single case of the dread disease in the
United States, the authorities in the
southwest having succeeded in stamping
out the disease, which appeared several
weeks ago at McHenry, Miss. But too
great stress cannot be laid upon the i'm
portance and necessity of thorough SAM.
tation in all the cities of the country,
and particularly in the southern cities
which are nearest to the nest of infec-
ton in Cuba. The effect of the active
sanitation of this city last summer dur
ing the prevalence of the yellow scourge
in the southwest has been reflected in
the general healthfulness Of the com.
munity ever since. charleston News
and Courier,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
EMBARKING TROOPS.
The Wreckers ut Santiago Expect to Haul
Off Maria Teresa Soon.


Off Maria Teresa Soon.
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Aug. 1.-THE
Newark, Scorpion Suwanee and Heso-
ute with the marines, have saileo. Inc
Badger and the I. ]. Merritt nave ar
rived. The latter. after coaling, VIII
proceed to the wreck OF the Crlstopai
Colon. The Merritt & Chapman wreck
srs now think the Infanta Maria Teresa
is held in position by a rock through her
bottom, forward, but they expect 10
haul her off soon.
The St Paul has arrived here from
Porto Rico and proceeds to Santiago de
Cuba in order to embark troops
The st. Louis sailed for Santiago
Tuesday. Both the st. Paul and the 81
Louis will embark the troops OUTSIDE the
harhor entrance, being too long 10 enter
the harbor proper. Captain clark, Ior-
nerlv of the battleship Oregon is going
north on the st. Paul, owing to nad
health Captain A. 8. Barker. formerly
of the Newark, commands the oregon
and Captain c. F. Goodrich. Formerly
~ the st. Louis, commands the New
,rl The latter, with the Detroit, ou-
vance and Scorpion, accompanies tne
Resolute to the Isle of Pines. captain
Goodrich is in charge of the expedition
A speedy conclusion of the peace ne
yotiations one way or the other Is ear
nestly hoped for throughout the Meet 81,
,s the state Of inaction and suspense is
irving to officers and men. though tine
health and discipline of the naval 1oroes
are good. There are only l7o men on W.
nioL ,;st ont of 5. 900 men on the ships II
,his harbor. and none of the cases IS Sc
| rious. III.
eaet engineer, of the flagship NV orK
GOES north in a day or 80 on sick leave
He has been suffering from rheuma tisH
almost since the war began, but ne MAJ
s s.'ar now nositively order him home
me splendid work done by the Nev
ynrk's engines, not a single breakdown
heine recorded, is greatly due to chie
Engineer MacConnell.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
whon Molten Lead Won't Burn.

When the Prince of Wales was study
ing under Sir Lyon Playfair in Edin-
burgh, that gentleman, after taking the
nrecaution to mako him wash his hands
with ammonia to get rid of any grease
that might lie Oh them, said:
"Now, sir, if you have faith in sci
ence you will plunge your right mana IN
to that caldron of boiling LEAD ana Ia
die it out into the cold water which is
standing by" >,
"Are you serious?" asked the pupil
"Perfectly,' was tho reply.
eff you tell me to do it, Iwill,' said
the prince.
and the prince Immediately ladled out
the burning liquid with perfect impu'
nity.-London Standard.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
Rusaia Won't Provoke War.

London. Aug. 11.-Referring to the
situation in China In the house OF COM
MONS Sir Charles Dixie said that Rus
sia was not prepared for war and would
make no move in that direction until
her success was assured. France and
Germany, he said. were closing the
doors of their own spheres of influence
in China and enjoying the benefit of
Great Britain's in other districts. It
was a case Of heads they win, tails we
LOSE Soon, he declared, China would
become one of the string of protected
empires surrounding Russia.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
CORNERSTONE LAID.
New Capitol at Harrisburg Started With
Speech by the Governor.

Speecn ny the noVernOTs
Harrisburg, Aug. 1.-THE laying of
the cornerstone OF the new capitol took
place in the presence of a large gather
ing. The grand lodge Of Masons of
Pennsylvania. were in charge, and some
of the most distinguished men of the
state were present TO honor the occa-
sion. The cornerstone is that used in
the historic capitol destroyed by fire in
February, 1897.
The guests OF the capitol building
commission included state officials,
judges of the supreme and superior
courts and members of the legislature.
After brief address by Governor Has
tings, Colonel A. X. Mcclure of Phiia-
delphia delivered the Grafton.
The original appropriation for the
building was $1,000, but it Is est'mat d
that it will cost between $4,000 900 and
$4,000 900 before it is completed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
Attaining Refine ment.

Charles Dudley Warner was once
talking informally to the students of
the Art league in New York on Refine
ment.
"And how may one best attain to
this ideal of refinement asked one
young man.
Mr.. Warner stroked his whiskers
very earnestly for space but this was
the utmost he could find Of encourage
ment, "A very good way is to inherit
it,"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
,o,,,rt That Carli.t. VIII Rise.

Brussels, Aug. 11.-An exee eco ee,y
,,a,htfnl story is published by the soir
~ ,his c,tv in a dispatch from Barcelo-
w which says that at recent mee.'hs
ne .ha Carlist leaders it was decideo TO
,,.,u,odiately take action and that or
,l.. ware issued for the Carlists TO as
uers ,,a II is further said to be re-
ported that Don Carlos pTrso asa' nov,
ters Spain on Monday or Tu ea NAY r aea.
and that in the meanwhile lov wv , navs
and quantities of ammuhi''o'' ''e
reached the Carlists.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
Smoke the Gussie.

st. Thomas, Danish West Indies. Aug.
s.-The sidewheel steamship Gussie that
was supposed to be ashore, an abandon
ed wreck, on the Colorado banks, Cuba.
is towing targes loaded with troops
from the transports to the shore at Ar
royo, Porto Rico. She was spoken by a
dispatch boat
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
wifely Pride.

In the course of conversation be-
tween two workingmen' wives one hap
pened to remark that her husband al
ways put on clean white shirt on sun,
law morning. The other replied: II
never caro- so much about the Sundays
but aye like to see John wi clean
shirt on Saturday afternoon, because
he's rey hot tempered, aud if he should
take off his coat to fecht ike MN te
look clean and ,,ccent!''-London Tele-
granh.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
Central Vermont Railroad
Tjyne-T able.
urELclLpTo JUNE. 49, 1893
.'',. aarre daily, except Sunday as 20

-WI,NDV M ~ 'V y 11' ~
'', sa-s. daily, except sunday'as Co.
rAn' 'V"''
vi: Gi.ITt; SOUTH.
u' lN' pa.,on ,,o Laval, NJ
N A. N.-NAIL. T TOR o yia' SPRINGFIELD and
rH' ,..tua! psiuts. PhrlNr car 10 Do
Al VIEW A.'-' ,grut without change. Con
ten l'p. .., Junction with White Noun
nl.M ND''S .t' ',,.r,ash laror Car to New York
s.a Ez.rf,'' W." w .,.i,igg 10 p. m.
ai-pu's ty'" d" ''...asypI> For Boston
l.CU NJ ''' 30. ynrk via. Springfield andvia
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
New President For Erie and Central.

Cortland N. Y, Aug. 1.-Charles O..
Scull of Baltimore has been elected
president and director of the Erie and
Central New York railway, succeeding
Stewart Browne of New York. resigned.
The United States Fidelity and Guaran-
ty company Of Baltimore has taken the
bonds Of the road and guaranteed pay
ment of all debts. The company has
paid all employees to date and intends
at once to take up all liens against the
road
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
,..,v.s lrltimatum Expires -'"s'

co,on Colombia, Aug. lit Is 'ea u,ian
from a reliable source ., ,l nayment of
uitin l,,t, claim expires the evening Oh
Aug, -. Anxiety as to the , u,,'''s senior
tion Of the new vice president ad Ia at
Mar Marroouin, who was inaus CUR hettle l Of
SUNDAY, the anniversary OF l., .ne d pil in
3 pnvaca and his cabinet is a., aar Italia n
nos st IT is reported that the n.a''''
creas ,.'s c,,,o A1heit) is at Curacao
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
TIVE NEGRObo LYNOHhD'


'"ree .',or Of AN Ars.n-a| Mer''""''
Clarendon, Ark, Aug li' frnnt Of the
,hout 200 men gathered III :, li .en o'clock
Monroe a County Jail at la,"V sheriff
tuesday night, forced D spvs to them
M I to surrender the Keys Eve w. per
and then proceeded to hang . ssination
sons anr all negroes, for the ass are Manse
oe John T. Orr. The dea ,l,,a a'e Weaver,
pt 'tT,'' Dennis Ricord, Rll aars "
s sasie Jacobs and VIII sau ,,an ana two
Foo Four bodies, two Of wo ''tha limb n of "A
i 3r "1 rot far from the ral% ,es the body
a and a ''f few PAGES away bangles '"e