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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-08-11

sumner county NOUS Une record as
the banner wheat county in Kansas
and the world. The press bulletin re-
Gently issued by Secretary COburn
gives Summers yield this year at
4.2OS,SS4.
Barney O'Conner, the iOintist, was
RELEASED from Jail last Thursday
afternoon, his sentence having ex-
pired. He was rearrested by Sheriff
Simmons of Sedgwick county, and
taken to Wichita that afternoon to
b ,gia sentence for violation OF the
prohibitory Law In Sedgwick county.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-08-11

MONDAY evening, and the band desig.
mated the official band of the order in
the state. The lodge will furnish the
band boys with new uniforms, and
they will attend the state meetings OF
the Maccabees and otherwise enjoy
the benefits Of being designated the
official band Of that order in Kansas.
Journal, Friday,
The remains of J. f. Bebb, who
died Thursday Of paralysis at the
home Of his son, Robert Bebb, eight
miles south Of Hunnewsll. we're
brought to this city Saturday and
prepared for shipment over the Rock
Island to Oberlin, in the north
eastern part Of the state, for burial.
They were accompanied by J. C.
Bebb Of Lewiston, Mont. The re.
mains we're accompanied to this city
by Robert Bebb, son Of the deceased,
and the following relatives: ]. c.
Bebb Of Lewiston, Mont, Mrs. Rosa
Bebb, son and daughter, and Mis-,
Mildred Bebb of Buffalo, Wyo.
About one month ago my child,
which is fifteen months old, had an
attack of diarrhoea accompanied by
vomiting. gave it such remedies
as are usually given in such cases.
but as nothing gave relief, we.sent for
a physician and it was under his:care
for a week. At this time the child
had been sick for about ten days and
was having about twenty-five opera
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-07

Cannerymen Entertain Hopes That
Pack May Average Up.

Special Dispatch To the Posi-Iateliigences
ANACORTES. Sept. s.--The salmon cam
ueries In this city are preparing for the
run of fan fish and hopes are entertained
that the total pack for the season may
vet be brought up 70 good proportions
or sockeyes. however. Il Is decidedly short
and this variety being the choicest Of ALL
The shortage Will materially affect the
value NJ the pack. The F'iialgo company
is In the lead as regards sockeyes. having
"a ca eases. The best single days rua Of
this canrery was g. JD cases. On a basis ~
foTtye'ght one-pound cans - the case
This IS said 10 be the largest pack ever
made in one day by any cannery
Thc greater part Of The s0ckeyes were
caught Tn the waters north % Anacortes,
between here and the Fraser river. but the
scene o, activity in fshiag Is now trans
ferred - thc south ana west Of this city,
the west coast NJ Whahy island being the
faTCrite point for trapner. although the
canueries VIII draw fish from various
points as far south Is Seattle and also
from Hood canal. As a rule trapmen have
lost heavily This season. some of them be-
ing practically ruined financially. while
Few, on the o-her hand. have made A
pTofii. Ore caDneryman. VINO owns traps
also. was recently heard 10 say that all the
FISH ne had caught in his own traps had
cost him about - cents each.
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DRAWING THE GORDON
ABOUT YELLOW FEVER,
Memphis Allows Ne Passengers to
Lana-Aia ha mn Qaarantines
Against New OrleaDs

MEMPHIS. Term. Sept. s.-Metnrhis
mas Guaranteed against the world. that ls.
10 passengers VII tie allowed to leave
trains here, though they may pass through
IN Closed cars. Freight moves az usual
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sept. s.-Aia-
hama has aaarantinsd against New Or
leans. but not againzt Jackson. Miss.
WASHINGTON Sept. "a export re-
ce4ye7d al The marine hospital service rem
Surgeon Carer shows that 'he total num-
Der OF yellow fever casea which have m-.de
their appearance 81 Orwooa Miss. Is
thirty-sve. bun up 10 tbs time th=re have
been no deaths. The disease has been
traced, according 20 Surgeon, Carter. from
Orwcod to Taylor. q small town on ne
Illinois Central. where five cases were re-
ported on July -
JACKSON. Miss. Sept. 6.-Thrse new
eases ~ yellow fever at Orwood and four
new cases a Tayior's station are reported
TO the state board az health tonight.
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ave Seea raised and put ia The service Of
AoHsisaa Dewey. ncne % tbs Spanish stsffss
OF war engaged in the battle Of Mani. hav-
ase hkeiy 10 Be raised Mr.. Carsss was
sea, 70 the AsiaTie station especially 90 as
r., "a putting the squadron IN Srs,-c.asS
eo-ailsoH for any emergency
already tae flagship Olympia and the
geaoost Raleigh have been dockess and
cse4saed al hongkong. and tia Boston ar
IiFea fn.re last Saturday for the same
purpose Within the course OF a few yae,rs
al TIE outside Admiral Dewey's squadron
VIII nave been thoroughly renovated. and.
reinforced az ne has been by the Monterey
&ta Aonadnock. ard with other irunclasss
within easy reach. the adm.ra! will Dc able
20 Eeet any one who would disturb his
possession 81 Manila
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MORE WARSH|PS
REQUIRED ON PACIFIC.


tie: the Monadnock a. Port Angles, and
he Monterey at San Diego.
These vessels have been sent elsewhere,
the Oregon 10 the North Atlantic cation
ard TIE two Big monitors To reinforce Dew
ey- Therefore. 1t Is prohaeie that with rta
opportunity TOW opening the navy depart
men. VIII replace these vessels OF the Pa
c4ac coast Il is not deemed safe TOR pr1i
dent a; this time 10 withdraw the Mon
te-ey ard the Monaane~k from the 4Asiat.c
station. The CASE Is different. however.
with the Oregon. Her withdrawal and re-
turn 70 the Pacific coast would leave sew
srai effective ironclads on the Atlantic sta
ton. and IN visw OF the completion Of he
powerful battis~hifs kearsarge ard Ken
lucky, 1t Ia possible that the Oregon may
lie spared from the North Atlantic feet
with another ,roncla3 10 accompany her
Capt Barker has served the full period OF
time which the unwri!ten law requires o.
an officer Of his grade. and 1t is probable
he Will prefer shore duty while awaiting
his promotion TO the next grade.
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GOV. LORD TO INVESTIGATE.
Leaves for San Francisco TO Inquire
After Oregon Troops.

SALEM, Or. Sept 5.-Ci.sv. W. P. Lord
left this evening for San Francisco. where
he VIII visit tie headquarters camps and
hospitals OF the Tinted States troops to
ascertain the exact conditions surrounding
the Oregon recruits there and expedite the
correction OF the alleged evils.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Gov. Lord.
OF Oregon. has asked the secretary OF war
that the 800 and more recruits OF the Sec
end Oregon regifnent now az Camp Mer-
RAM be either mustered our Of the service
Immediately or sent 70 join their regiment
at Manila. The governor alleges that the
men are sick. and that no one IS locking
out for Their discipline or their health.
Referring 70 Gov. Lords complaint,
prominent officer said today:
THE eniy report necessary on the con-
dition OF these men * the simple state
ment that they are attached 10 the bat
talon OF Tweatythird United States IN
fantry. comm uded by Mai G0odale. one
Of the hes; officers in the service. Win
the Twenty-ta.rd they are under orders 10
proceed 10 Honolulu. on the way 70 Man
Ia. and they now await the selection OF a
suitable camp ground here by Gen. MeTTi-
am, " hose report should be received short
~. No great amount of SICKNESS exists
among them. and several Of their convai-
escrnt sick have bean sent home"
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PERSONNEL OF PEACE
COMMISSION INCOMPLETE
Homer and the President IL Await
ing an Answer From Another

WARRINGTON. Sept. 6.-SeeretaEy Day
VIII probably not resume the discharge Of
the functions of secretary Of state. and L
may be assumed that MS connection with
the aspa r'meni. save in the capacity OF n
peace commissioner. terminated when ne
LEFT Washington for Ohio recently. Upon
bis return 10 Washington II Is expected
he will come 10 the state department for
The purpose u bidding farewell 10 the
employees
Arrangements for the departure of the
commissioners are being pushed. Acting
Secretary Moore, with the assistance Of
Nj Macarthur. ia giving n great deal Of
time to the collection OF documents ard
charts nee,ied by the American commits
sloners In their work. and the subjects
likely TO arise in connection with the ne
go.la,ions are receiving the closest study
al ,he hands OF those gentlemen. Espe-
cial.y is this true of the Philippines. whlGn
premise 10 he the bone of 2ortent!on be-
fore the commission, and consequently
Acting Secretary Moore Is deyot.ng the
hes, share OF his attention TO that phase
o. IRE subject.
To esta nlish a clear understanding OF the
ssoee of the corraiss ms power Ii IS
stated upon authority that this body IS not
II any seEse judicial. bat purely d.pi1matic.
The procedure vii not be Of "A character
whore numerical vdtiag strength viii de-
'tffiiine any proposition, but the ccmm!s-
sisners on each side are expected IN ACT
a. separate units should differences arise,
they must be- settled by the ordinary
course II diplomatic negotiation.
!; may be sad positively TOW that Jus
tce Whl.e, % tae United States supreme
court. has inally deSl ned The tender Of Il
meinhsrsh "a on the Splntsh-American
fsace comallss on, Il is now understood
thai ihe vacant place on the o. omission
has besn N 10 senator George Gray,
sf Delaware. oue e tie leading democratic
members o. iae Ssnate. ara 4 member e
Ire m.mcil;y oa :he f0.s 81 relations com
natefee
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NATIONAL FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Denver Makes Good Run, but Is
Protested.

ments on account ~ rain the tournament
Of the National Fire Association has got
under working order and one programme
vas run OF today, In the race for paid
fire departments. men - start from Sleep
ing conditions. hitch and drive $50 yards,
lay 80 feet of hose. Denver made the best
run. bat used tournament nozzle instead
OF the service nozzle ard was protested
ana no tire was given. Kansas City was
second ard Lincoln third. The executive
committee hss the protest agaius. the Den
yer company still under consideration. hav-
Ing spent much time on Il tonight. The
iitne Of the Denver team was :. s-5 sec
ends
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COHDS GAZE At ScHLEY.
~,rroRs0Is ADMIRAL ATTRACTS
SPAsIARDs At SAN JUAN.
whe Demoraiixed C~rvern's Fleet
-Fhe Joint Commission II Ready
spanish anxious to Get Through

s&S JUAN DE PORTO RICO. aert. e.
ssr t-nlteG States transport Seneca. carry
Gag Eea. AGm.rgl W S. Scaley ard Brig.
csa IS. " Gordon, % the Porto REQ
eaI.ary commission. arrived off the hartor
- aghl, bat did not enter ca;a th.s
xoraing.
4 boat Immediately pat oft from the
Kew Orleans 10 the Seneca and took Ad-
n..sl schiey aboard. AS be went over
rs latter side her passengers. among
sAos ne had become exceedingly popular.
xzgs tsree cheers and t.ger," and one
gar in us enthusiasm yelled: 'fiurraa
fus tie mex president
Aausral Scasey vas given an enfhuS!-
ass.c retept.On oG beard the New Orleans.
4ss ssnera proceeded 10 Ponce this after
rso. paymasteT Arthur. aho = on
kosr9 aas a million dollars .or the troops.
When the aaIii~aFs pennant was ra4sed
an board the New Orleans. THE marines
parsiesi ard the tan1 played, Shortly be-
fors noon the Spaaisa Dfsga6ier general
yaEer.ano made AT Official yas-t 10 Admir-
al SehIsy and eas sa-Hscci with seven guns
During tbs afternoon AdInira. Schiey aai
Grr. Gordon came asior% ard took up their
quarters al the Hote. Ingleterre. where
they viii remain G4ItitS 3Gfe SeSSi48 ~ II-
military commission. They ~a.ke; :r3n
shs quay 70 tins hotel. attracting much at
tsrtlan The Spa nish soldiers and sailors
sho tarcng the city seemed especially cur
tsas to see tie man wao destroyed Ger
vsra's feet. The Only guard 70. the party
consisted Of thgee policemen but even these
acre UNNECESSARY. o. there was no hostile
demonstration whatever.
About o'clock Gen. Brooke arrived
from his headquarters a: Rio Pedras and
the three commissioners. all of whom are
ranked ny Capt, Gen. Aacas, made cali
O. couftesy upon him.
All appears 10 D. clear sailing to the
rnited States commissioners. but Ii Is re-
ported that the Spanish commissioners ex-
pect considerable compensation for the
Spanish properly 10 be rei.nausaed Their
Instructions were received yesterday from
the steamer Ga dali dc D:az. One OF tie
e1ain4ts onsss - said 10 have remarked TO
Admiral Scn.ey that bic was anxious 10
leave for Spain ard that if he had his
way The proceedings would terminate 80
that he could 60 in week.
TIE Fre.ch steamer Notre Dame de
6alut. which arrived yesterday from Ha-
yana and ran aground wAsle entering the
haftor was pulled off today and with
hundred sick and wounded sailed for San
lander, Spain
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PRESIDENT M'KINLEY
TO VISIT THE WEST,
chief Executive Has Planned n Trip
to the Yellowstone National
Park.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.--It is the pres
ent intention OF the president to make a
genera! tour OF the West. which will ex-
tend probably as far as the Yellowstone
National park. The detailed arrangements
for the trip have not yet been made, but
il Will include probably visits TO many CT
the most important cisiss IN the West and
Northwest. II The present plans are car
ried into effect, the president, accompa-
MED ~ Mrs Mckinley will leave Wash
ineton about September ~. They expect
to he absent for al least three weeks and
perhaps a month.
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ASTRONOMERS FIND
A REMARKABLE PLANET.
Another Member of the solar >yste IN
Df.eovered--prbit DSerfGpS
Tint of Mars.

BOSTON sspt a cable message from
tha EUROPEAN Jr.on - Astronomers -
Mes@rx Chandler and r tetsse announces
:fss dks-1scry Ct n1srcT gsiaier Nth re-
rnzrkzas4 1ra.t whica over3ap= . soma
extent ia. of tae planet Mas The TIES
sage corgS:~zs also she positions Z the OBJ
Jeet. whereby & may 49, Ssaowa by tbo=e
possessing telescopes. These positions are:
soften ser s-f2 ghf scsY.ss -. o b.. q ~.
- = Geciia4t.8n. soGsh DEGREES . Min
Gres
Septenasser "a iEnt zsceasl7 q. g n. 81
II. ~ :. 4eciLnat.or. SoUta ! srees. -
-as-stsS
September t&~Rsgat ascension. % h.. a.
v = aec.-aaton. sessa degrees =
r5-.fes
sepseaaber Gs-EaSat a=ceazs3s.. . u. Is
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FIGHTING JOE MARTIN
THREATENS DUNSMUIR,
Declares Mine Owners VIII he Pun
fshea Severely for Employ
ing Chinese.

VICTORIA. Il. c. Sept. s.-Much inter-
est has been created here by the utter
ances al yesterdays Labor day celebra-
ton at Nanaimo. center II the ccal mining
Industry. by Hon. Attorney General Mar
tin, thar the fun penalty OF the law voald
be inflicted for employment Of Chinese an-
der ground. even upon MIR. Dunsrnuir him
self
Martin added that he hoped in a short
time the announcement woald be made
that the government was taxing action
which would go 10 the root Of the Chinese
labor questions. NanaiHlo is strongly
anii-Chinese. and the declaration &C tie
new government wac hailed with en,hus.-
asm by the hundreds present.
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RANSOM OF SPANISH PRISONERS.
Madrid Cabinet Decides to Send
Money 10 the Philippines.

MADRID. Sept. s.-The cabinet has au-
thorszed the foreign minister. Duke .Alnoi-
ovar del H.o. 10 negotiate with the Philip
pine insurgents to ransom the 500 Span
ish prisoners now n Their hands, ana Il has
been decided 10 transmit; money 70 Manila
for that purpose and for the relief Of the
Spanish troops. who are urgently in need
OF funds The minister VIII ask Gen
Jaudeaes, the commander OF the Spanish
troops in the Philippines. how to transmit.
the funds.
The government has also cablei to Capt.
Gen. Macias, al San Juan de Porto Rico,
requesting HIN 10 furnish further details
OF the American economic regime in the
island Of Porto Rico. Tbs step was taken
after considering his first repol: on the sub
ject.
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FILsPINos WANT ANNEXATION.
Eighteen Out of Twenty Leaders of
All Sections So Decide.

MANILA. Sept. s.--Atsa meeting yester-
day of twenty leaders OF the Fsilpinos Of
all sections, called 10 d4scuss the policy
Of tacse Islands. eighteen of them were
enphatieauy In favor OF outright annexa-
ton 70 the United States, ana two were
in Favor OF republic. The general native
opinion is that II "a best 10 adopt United
States Consul WiIdman's suggestion and
offer liberal Inducements TO the independ-
enee factions to cooperate and 20 reward
the services rendered
The United States cruisers Olympia and
Raleigh returned here from Hongkong to-
idy
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RAINS INTERFERE WITH WORK.
steamer Jennie Reaches san Fran
cisco From Cook Inlet

SAN FRANCISCO. Ses;. s--The steamer
Jennie arrived here today hire days, e-ght
hours from Cook Inlet with salmon sor III
Alaska Packers : Ssocta:to The Jss.Esie
reports TIE I. :. s. Wheeling n port a.
Cna,asxa bat heard noting of The report
Cd boss nf the whaling fee,
The miners az the iale: .laVe bAeu AIDE
- do lssi; iIitie work this season owing
20 continuous rains, winch have caused the
rivers - overflow. Tire u..se-s az not IN
need and aTe III gosi physical condition and
able % withstand ! long sie<c.
The jennie ,cwcsi tia snip Centennial
oUt cf ne inles. The Centennial is bosi3d
20: mis- c.ty with saf%. casers of salmon
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Grand Jury Makes New Charge
Against the Senator

VIT.NF NCTON. De-. Sspt The Fed
ga grand jury today convened ara 70
turned another "a ct;peat against tinted
States Sena,nr Richard r. kcarey a.
ready charges Win aiding ana ahestsng
psfsgltlns Te.ssr N}lan ~ Eoees -
fnisapply 'he fan3s 80 me Fire: National
hank q C5Ver There 3 / previous .nsict-
rnert aga .1st k"rney aa3 So Will bs SUM-
rnaTeS cor retriss az tle October Term -
;ho t-ito5 states circuit court Tha r.
t.etr1en. returned today charges Sera.ser
Esa1ev Win ce1SptTlag wsfn Teller Bokxs
81 u25SseY.y tae hanks funds.
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APPOINTEES ANNOUNCED.
Prominent Men Who VIII Serve on
the Industrial Committee.

II O'Clock tonight President Mex nley an
nounced the names Of his sppo!nsess on
the Industrial committee. They are: An
drew l.. Harris. OF Ohio; $ \. II. NortA
OF VI Massachusetts,. Frank J. Sargent. OF
illiaois Mason a Smith. Of South Caro-
lima; John NJ Farquhar of New York:
Eugene II. Conger. OF Michigan: Thomas
w philips. OF Pennsylvania: Charles J
Harris &C Nerth Carolina. and ". D.
Ratchf0rd Of Indiana.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-Admi:aI Dew
ey vas recently called iIAon 10 investigate
reports that The Spanish prisoners taken
by the insurgents In the Philippines were
subjected 20 cruel treatment a cable
message vas received from Admiral Dewey
saying that the story probably originated
from the fact that insurgents we're unable
10 meet the wants Of the sick Spanish pris-
onors owing 10 4 lack os physicians and
medical supplies He sad he had been un-
able 10 find any proof u acts OF cruelty
on the part OF he insurgsn-s.
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CALL IS ISSUED
FOR EXTRA SESSION,
Gov. Lord. of Oregon. Publishes a
Proclamation Converting the
Iegixlnture.

SALEM. Or. Sept. s.-fsov. Lord this aft
ernoon issued a proclamation converting
the legislature in special session on Mon
day, September 2s. The special session s
called for the purpose Of eIect.ng a United
States senator 10 I'll the vacancy now ex-
sting by reason OF a deadlock in the last
legislative session.
The special session VIII also &c called
upon TO pass the regular appropria ton
bills to meet the expenses Of the state
government.
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THIRD CORPS HOSPITAL CLOSED.
Record shows Thirty-Three Deaths
Out of 2.a62 Cases.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.--The following
telegram was received today at the war
department.
"Chattanooea Tenn. Sept 8.
Gen II. c. Corbin. Washington. Sec
ond division. Third corps hospital c.~sed
yesterday. This IS the one that has been
moss generally and severely criticised.
Following : its record since establishment
June 10: Total number OF patients 49,; ;
total deaths. SO. OF these cases 20 were
typhoid and Of the total deaths = were
from TYPHOID. II. V BOTNTON.
''Brgad.er General Volunteers"
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DO so viii attend some portion Of the
peace jubilee, which begins at the Omaha
exposition October 10 Tue president sa
informed delegation % NetrraSkans Who
called at the White House today and pre-
sensed him a handsomely engrosssd invita-
ton 10 attend.
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sUTRo WILL CONTEST BEGUN.
Children of Dead Millionaire AIleEe
That He Was Non Compos.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s.-Edgar F..
Sutro. one OF the six children Of Adoiph
Sutro represents the family In the en-
deavor TO have his fathers Will set aside.
The most important allegation in the pesl-
tion which was 6.ed today, is THAT The
decea sed millionaire was OF unsound mind
al the time Of the execution OF his will.
May O. 1882. and 30 remained TO the day
Of his death. The contestant charges that
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WHY HOWARD WAS KILLED.
While Looking for n Seoop He Met
Death In Qmdurmau.

LONDON. Sept; "A special dispatch
.-cn Cssadurman says,
Hubert Howard the correspondent; q the
Tsgsfs. met his death owing - hs eager
ness 10 re; TIE frs news II the fate ~
Karl Nsufeli; ana re other European
prisoners - The kha3.fa.
fIe pressed his way into the city hsfor..
is was safe 10 10 50. and was going all
stone along a narrow alley leading 20 IT,
prison wien ne vas attacked snd killed
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PEACE CONGRESS ASSURED.
Nearly All the Power. Reply Favor
ably ia the Gar.

LONDON. Sept. The -. Petersburg
corresponds Mt ot the Daily Telegraph SAYS:
Almost all Of the European powers have
sent favorable replies 20 the note OF the
Czar. and 4 Is u0w regarded ~ certain that
:he disarmament congress will meet IL ST.
Petersburg in November
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Spe .al Dispatch ~ the f'ost-IuteiI.eencer
%ANAl&o y. G. Sapt. s.-Mrs Dave
Evans ~ This place, received letters today
from Ter hrother.n~Iaw n paw SON which
stated faat i was har husband that had
heen saGoca I'd He leaves ! large family
living two miles from Mana mo.
era vford peaches and Bartlett pears are
now reaay FOR the Tnarks- at Weratchee.
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susro died intestate: that the Will was
neither written, dated nor signed by The
hand OF Sntro; that The document was not
witnessed by The parties whose names are
subscribed thereto. that the Will, after its
alleged execution by Sutro. was revoked.
The case has been SET tor October 6.
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Spaniards Desire To Send Grnboats
to the Philippines.

WASHINGTON, Sept e.-The Spanish
government has requested Of this govern
ment the privilege of sending a few small
ands. where the insurgents are particular
~ active. with i view 10 maintaining the
Spanish sovereignty there