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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
DIps AND sruns.

Tho Kentuck assessment becomes doe
on Monday.
Fred Wilson LETT Tor British Column
hla yesterday,
Tho Erie OF bingham has sent In n
Bottom lot OF fne ore.
The Mercur Mining company has
mailed ila checks Ia payment of the
August dividend.
Manager Bert Holden Of the Old Ior.
Jan and Gnlona NJ bingham, n mahing
another cleanup at the new cyanide
plant.
Samples u very hlgh grade copper
ore num the Madeline group, at Alta.
Mothy.
g. u. Halfway Of Del Nortc, Colo.
RADIO, arrived In the city Yesterday
ana lrft last night for Butte Noun
lain New. whore he VIII examine some
mines.
oscar J. Lloyd leaves tomorrow for
me la Sal mountains. II IN his In.
'entlun To put two men 60 work and
continue their employment throughout
the season.
II IN quite probable that tho rumor
y" lho eucct that "a local .Hmeltnr will
handle the ores " the bullion. Heck Ia
True Tlntio viii fcpl the good effects
OF move VI this Kind.
~ W. Ledorcr win leave for Butte
thlH afternoon, nv. I.ederer rarentiy
aold an interest IN ground now inciud.
el IN the property 81 tho boston Gun
aoilia'td Mining company.
T.. Muller OF the Afulier ,,t,.
Rochester, Mont. came In v"stsr'
day with another shipment OF nuro-
cNanidca from his gold mine. I'm
cyanide plant ON the Muller II the first
put up In the state 81 Montana.
a certificate for $4,000 shares o,
stock In tho omaha Mlnlng cotnnony
To Rob Wu!irpr Jr. has bcen t,irnS1
over, Mr.. Walker consequently holis
uen'iol' but the matter of whether ar
q question. 80 o'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
I'm 0T55.0OO SHARES
Wig s,,p-iiI', On Change 10
''''' b. J VS. d Lively 'i'''''
=, ,,rrtr S SHOWING Strength
.,.,. ar. n,ra to badge
vi Al ,,o,,s MluiaE Notes
''''I r,,,,,ss. to be Moved

n.r' y, ',s,y and the asure' 90. oo'
: s,' =, !. '1's ne stocks which y r,rs
,'.d e, ,, N, III. saies were goa "a, on, ,,.
s'aaa, .i, WI I. ,ey arm end 'll , IN.
s- 20. present a cola '''''
-, '. .,,s o, The houfa .,., uron
o'l'. p. '' e,., sile pas rycoried 'n. !.
nT'.n. , ~. cents q piece. in'
sis'.' ,hst figure. too fn,N'
~. ..,.,rih. Then olm, u', ',..c
rf ~ sii' ll,'iv on o1ll. and ON M, e,,,
~ rsti So, hr1ught an even W. ~.
trirl ~ s,ock closed o. c'i.i l,"' /.
afi W. 81 next 90 ril't,I =
"a ~. "a holders " th.i l',p =
alisti.d" o. 81 IA III
~ t.isr q cola iinh el.n. ~, ,.'' p
ei,,s .'...i,gTr vent und N. H. -s.,-..
r liil.-.. shtrf. 1ud i.'l sn-'
/. y ~. ,rls at tha' hrire, a., ~
tri- for-r MANN "a alld :, y.
fi'a'pl ~ Az crnft ani thol-
~ s,s nam shares brought ''n''
~ r., -.,t m, msmbfra syn 20 ' r.,
,,s.rr,u qu1ri0fe ln p ~ !. ..,'
" w,itr tuliilng ou ilfi '''
"a second South. 49,, .,.,t,.t
-. sfs iha frurc which r. .Ea''.'
.,-,,n ria.ld this mdfn|ns'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
PROVO.



A rln has been born 60 Mr. and Mtu.
David OpCnshaw.
Deputy sheriff Knowldyn went 10
kniFhitVllle last evening for a few
days vacation.
shorin storrs and Assistant County
Attorney Hagley went % American
Fork llH; evening 60 prosecute a couple
~ tfampa who stole some Foods from
the Coop. rt0re.
willard Bean. who has n boxing con.
test with Jack Berry NJ Salt Lake this
evening. VIII so 10 Chicago sometime
In September 90 meet Pauun Davis.
Mr. Davis has received very favorable
IMPORTS % Mr.. Buns n6lnira ar %
boxer and has expressed a deslr, % a'e
him. lie has promised ~ Mr Bean
comes up 20 his expectations he will
match him In a 1900 contest
Chairman Dash % tho Democratic
county committee Informed iho News
preventative last evening that tho
Democratic paper ~ which thrrc has
been considerable talk % lulr was sure
o. start. but h. was not surr whd.hcr
Air King would b. the editor or not.
AiE Crosby % Richfld. Mr.. Cash
sud. had been boklng over the neld
and might undertake the publication
ui ihc Democratic organ.
4 young man frnln Lfhl who gayp
ne name uf Turner, won't Into Smn1t
bfus CO.'S store yrHiHriay and tcle-
phuu0d O. 70 man IN rayHun for some
MONEY. when he was through he re-
fuH 4 o. pas Tor thu telrphnninE and
hucane 20 noisy aud abusive that
Manager ledquHl called In the oficars
and had the stranger ARRESTED. lIe had
imhlhed too tr,y ana was given ~
chance 10 sober up In Jan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
Eighth Ward Voting Contest.

The people OF che EIgh,h ward nre
much Interested ln spirited contest
that is being carried on 60 determine
who IL the most popular Indy NJ that
ward. oa Friday. the 2s.h. they will
give an excursion 90 ihe Lagoon. on
which day The contest Will terminate
ana prize Dc award Soc surccHsful
candidate. The vote stands as frlllws.
Lizzie Smith. 252. Connie MeAuistcr.
2e2. AEnls DahiquiHi. 2Ji: MI.tIs nav.
Ing, 81. Winnie Oakry %. drs Sarah
kcyalG iNi. Ella McD Maid. 2gl; nta-
fic fr1s. g.. Many Terry. o.: Annie
Clr.Wrlghi. IS. Mrs Richard Cham.
berialn. ~. Mrs. q. -. Margotts. 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Manager Gcddcs % the Swansea
visited the milne yesterday.
Harry Joseph visited he pet. the
Lower Mammoth. Wednesday.
Jor Thompson he's secured contract
on ihe Mouniin View shaft
MoufA nuun a Terry spent SUM
day at the Black DaEln. Work will
be- continued un The property
]. barrett and ia shcniH. stock
brokcra, came out from Salt Lake sad.
urday TO examine The Lower Nam
Henry Kohl ief, Thursday flr q trip
90 Montana ana the Cnunr dHAirno
country 90 Inspect some mining prop.
The duft from the 200 Lowell " the
Emerald a. nearing The ore body en-
clunirred 100 frci above, ana u looks
good % those In charge.
L. Hopper has gone 90 Juneau.
Aiaakn. ~ examine the property " the
American Gold MINING company. 10 tho
inia .ft ~ biz hrothrr isaac 4. Hop
per uf New York. who lH one ~ the
drretafH Tho c1mrauv owns ZONE
valuable ground within three milta Of
Juneau
Tho work Of sinking the Alaska
shaft has been temporarily abandoned.
10 On the Intention 0f the company 20
NNNNAN NN q NHANNN W NN| NNHA NNN" "NHN WIZ n
lnra o. distance % about 80 feet Tor
the purpose Of extracting some 90 me
hlEh rfade oru that rXHH there.
the proceeds a. d. applied toward
deepening the main shaft
Manager r. ID. sullivan of the Noun
tain View returned Monday uirht
from two days stay In the capital
city accompanied by capt Tim Ernn.
Together they Inspected the Yank' o
on Tuesday and The showing was 80
good that Air. EFan. who r. the t'oar.
urer and director ~ tho company aud
already heavily interested. decided 90
take M block of IN treasury stock.
Tho work ~ driving tho tunnel toward
the orr bodies ~ brirE pushed. ana ,he
Indications Tor a speedy encounter with
divldrnd-paylnE rock nrc excellent
shipments from the district Tor tho
week are on folluwH3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

trlot recorders office ard nied far record
three quartz iocatious-tho Big uuaa-
h. the Morrlmac and ono Elmo Thpre
rrntlomcn-Mcssrn. Robinson and UIr.
iay-statod that they hnd HI thov
wanted and that others could go and
make locations. ns thcte was more
GROUND 20 De hnd. Then ihoy proceeded
10 open up their pack oi 100 or more
pounds Of ore. found one and h1if
Inc Bunalo Hump. They claim 90 feet
of solid ledge matter, ana stated that
.the aunrtz was an average mmrle
clear across the vein"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

The direct line 10 Kansas City ct
Louis and Atlantic Hcabaard = via
the Missouri Pacific halfway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping aud chair
cars, and an connections made In
Union depots In the daytime. n you
are going East and care for a day.
llght rlde through the grandcat seem
cry Of tho Rocky Mountains enroute.
tee that your ticket reads via BIS.
1ousl paclnr Railway. Elegant chair
cam positively free 10 the holders Of
regular train tlckCth
n. a. KoOaElt, c. =. SP A.,
salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

August 18Th. 18th. ieth-Inllfnspolls
ana return. tii.ll.
August eD-omnh1 ana return. =? ~.
August 2O,h-omaha and return,
$500
August 2Cih-omaha and return.
fl2o0.
September 1T. End. srd-Clnclnnatl
and return Ntfo,
Daily omaha and return $500. with
ionF limit
Tho Union Pacific n tho only line car.
ryIuF Dining Cars aud iiungt smoking
aud Library Cars. ana wi'h but uns
nIrht on the road 10 Omaha and two
nights 10 Chicago. Indianapolis and
Cincinnati Other lines. one night ad-
dli.onal.
Pullman Palace ana Tourist SLEEP
lug Clrs through 20 omaha aud Chicago
without change,
For further Information, reservation
% births and purrhlrH uf Tickets, call
at "Old stand" no. @1l Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

SIT. GlHn. ven known avn 11f il'
"a umtu. lhf Ntelvffrr % glltIie.
fplnt q CIV days in Clmp 'hlA wllk,
ths su.g ai bic 30 o.
Pred FISHER, ~ hffkenf'lfr COL
visited Camp flyi District thh Ne
a. tes With OLE nWa eyes what 80 iuna.
ihtre Is Coz ,h rplrif circulated
about iha cyanide Gang.
John hf.mugh, Vice pria.lfni N enc
MifcuF company VISITED tha hIuintl
sliuflay Do company Win ihr nfrn,
0ni duW SONS IuifrU.rE cImplr-
80 with candiAlff 40 iht time W ihs
~, c.ain.sn
To- Daisy har made iii Or. ship.
riH. ~ one Nhi.h H ait1 ihs drE frnm
o. We, do Th shipment uett.l
l1ff o. NNn EuYih.rg dn ihs
fuFry o. On fIli raili'ln and afmI.
illl ah.pm'da Nll b. mad. here.
walk htfs a NV days ago Mate OLE.
% pli fmf mtn 40 Work la tbe
~ uHfHG about df,y fasi blow
tllf t,.l. I'M fa1't BE- .hst L. "A
~ values have h.tu found ana Rb1t
t'if " b at.faHe vein dIs.lyar.l.
FNl or MHHns.u UIu'lI.Is
liu.ai|l hy /. g.. MsEHfIf. h.t.
lIrl 1l o. GieHrl. fr0n. n
A.it't The combination Il 90
At''am hTiit hlH h.tn pisr.i &,
- si iNn Shifts no.. bling
~, zoo u'tnf1s group llss MID.
s.',agen Agf'ur ana Sunshine trl
-. 20 ne valuable ground. I'M
r1. % % eR'r'ltal agauln on ne
~ : Mickey af Boston. prs.lt,,,
Dlf n AM Maraur tIw,',,.
~ ..l.ill DAYS on the w. 1i,
49,. N.h Mr. And. AZ. nv AZ,
\, ~ ana o u pf1hlbI, thsf , Nv.
ra.5'l,.il VIII soon b. lrlu-Br,l.,
4, M. '.'V'slie az clnsam rts ~
o.sss,- ~, x vac In camp ,ha week
tsA. w Eyer grIuu u OHM.
Al n. a,.ln,nF mill mis- f.p.ri.
~ -. .''..l hlf rtieh.l tbt 49,
49, ~ W i1H HuHlU. s.Hr. az.
ait5f.s ah ine hlI ana Nr A., b
lag prlpr.y 81 4''e 90 develop
ration work ID ,.......
'.i'1 ut ihr g.. De
q. f,l some fre.iI.rt
in'.i-i 20 dsv1Ins bIs..f,...'h
~ n lup M1 sNieat "a ~
81 Il VI. pf1priy una w" o.
- t rtI.t, dr'ii h h..rr .,.
iiu l7.," ..is.t Nl'uHnnn s rl
csm .uhi no. ana l't l'
rlr ltN Ni'N furf lb'. ''
asl.I,r. d unl, 90 ,hs v.'n '.,
i.lg tss.'' A.a' M .he s3s, 'gi
u t...gpm'nts pr5ry..
Ei'l ~, evidence ,h1I VI.
D 1it,hlr creek f5r it..'i depend.
'.li Will ,t ana H.el8 w.ip-
VA n us work VI levs11'',,,l
~ Wa -pi,lT,Hs. l.lftr .,,p-
N,h11sb h,A 10 tha gl,f,.,h
a o., .he pumpa t.,t ,a,i'ne
~ lmto.lisi1N. hs Der dly /" O..
~ D ~ ,.lle To kaap *. y was
t-aAi u, men could W,,t' stream
~ iias. slel stream ", A, AZ ihe
~ ,.nn,hi5 ih,.'h . lower i,vsii' 'a a,
u, IN n g ~ p, developed present y nt
hpisi !, NY q large -l.l I'VE
a hivi, ...pp.y|Rr tb. and
'lpaIy ne pIpelIqs y, nl ihe
Aiiegy. NV 'aVe purposes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

A ffse and easy oXpcctnration ls pro-
ducod hy a Few doses OF BALLARD'a
HOREHOUND SYRUP. Ga an eases
OF llolrRenoaa. Sore Throat. or difficulty
Of breathing. Price 30 and 20 cts.
z. c. A. !. pug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

plrcar' ~ cured not W magical IN.
carnations but by medical science
Hence u " that Ayers snrnnparlia
cures. and that Il proves 20 etnlncntiy
nucccfHful II IL ukiilfully.pro.
pared and strictly semitic blood
purifier and tonic, tho only one admit.
ted AZ the Wolida Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

''iioW fresh and rosy you look. Nora"
exclaimed label, who had just re-
turned from the beach. aud was greet
lng her friend.
'Ye-. dear" replied Nora. u am
FEELING trltrdiily. and mamma says I
have au alarming appetite"
Where Oh tho world have you been
since ! raw yuuT'
4 nnvu remained 40 home" replied
Nora. "nrd have worked hard every
day Hut I hav been taking that won.
drrful ncdit ine. Hoods slrsunirIiln.
and % las done me. on. 20 much good.
You see I always like 60 feel we'll
whom I go away aud I leave for the
muuntIlts nCNt wn1k"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Tho medical properties OF Halls Hair
Remover 20 luvlgornie tho scalp. re-
move dandmn, restore the hair and ia
color. auruass anything NJ ita kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Now upright plano. mahogany case.
inll slzc, warranted for 30 yrats. only
'l''.Vl. Regular price. t32iDl.
bAHNES & CONLTru.
"a Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

~ 11 !, iIen Fon snsl'9. srltsrm,n
~ &. M, i s1 ' slI WY ho-.gg under os5
h R.l-s q !, ~ ua,3 n N had 3, any any
ny, 60 y, %o7e country ' alRai,
E, W., r..',,'IS p and a i,a.cy ,,,i 9-
''i''i IS TO- he q i p. q ", is'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

ITERniNE a. wen ADAPTED 20 tho
cure ~ tcycra or all kinds. because Il
thoroughly UlcauTHH tho stomach and
bowels 0f an bilious humuu. and cx-
pols an impure argrotlons OF the body
Price 20 cts.
z. @. NJ l. prug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

4 block of iirst-clasa board. az the
Grand Pacific hotCl; also board az
other good places az "a discount In
qulre at cable Plano. company 2ss
South Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Grand opgn-alr concert at LAGOON
sunday Trains every hour after / p.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
Iosr. srnAyrp ON nonnowrp.


to the Cd-op. Wagon co.'s al on
slh page ana E,t che reward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Wilson aud Burt. lnimiiablc sketch
1rus.s. Trains every h1ur, commence
lng y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Entrance examinations Aug. 2gih
nud aOih.
lnurucuops In all departments begin
Aug gist. 1895
BENJAMIN CLuFF IR..
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.
Opening UuavoIdably Postponed IN h,,o,4.
anee with tho Following Announcement.

In consequence OF Unavoidable a.,,,,
IN hniahing the improvements ' rng
IN progress, the opening OF the s,Hi,
nnahg Iemple WIN be postponed until
Monday, September on, iSss N"'''
LORENZO SNOW, President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

.Wllsoh ana Burt lnimltable slt,t.h
i ps trains every hour. commsne'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
onl Lnowa ID unhenrahle lor.
EASTERN EXCURSIONS

Indianapolis ana return. tli55. Angus,
i,.iN.i9
omaha ana return. S3ao0. August
5000
Cincinnati and return. sac. septom.
Der l.a.a
Thorough trains daily AZ $50 am. ana
$50 pm. carrying AN classes OF equip
mont Cool and dollFhiW ride through
the mountains Ticket office, No. l0l
wet, Second South Upl1ly block COZ.
ncl.
nALLARD'H SNOW IMMINENT
gives instant relief IN eases OF Iilccd-
Ing. iurnH bruises. sculds, Cuts. etc
Price 20 and % cts.
z. e. NJ. /. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Punch and Judy f5r enc chIuron at
lagoon, sunday. Trains every hour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20
EASTERN EXCURSIONS
NO Gnndc Ws.tcrn halfway.

Indianapolis aud return. iiIs5 On Au-
ruHt NJ. IS ami iH.
omata and return. &C. on Angus, 80
% 90.
Cincinnati and return. iuc0 on scp-
tcmhUr 1. . and O.
90 "a.
Tho Rio Grande Western railway
ofrra choice uf three distinct scenic
r1uira ana au excellent double daily
through traln service. Pullman palace
and Pullman touriHt sleeping cars.
hunHt and free reclining ehtir ears
Tlclo' ofllce 80. i0l west stclul South
90 y block c1rnHl.
onn knows the unhesrnhio tor
tht peculiar ana nrunlEinT pain.
ed by Piles. unless they have
q. Aofcd from them. Many believe them
incurahic. This 10 mistake. Proper
treatment viii ruro them. TABLETS
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT o. an
iniallihlc cure. Price J0cts. Ia bottles
tubes 20 cts.
y. c. NJ. I. DRUG Dept
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ORE


Cars ore.
Uncle Sam and ilumbug E. 49,. I
Noinlnl ......
HWhhrth stss 90 .. ssss .s.ss. ..
fouth swansea .. .. secs. ... .
Grand Central e. :. 49,. .. 49,. ~
Treasure nm q. e. .. :. =. So.
STAR TONS &c o.. o. ..s.s.s.s...
Centennial Eureka =. =. .. e. e, 9
RUBY Wcdg' o. .. =. 49,. .....
AJAX 90 GO 90 ., o., 81. .. .ss...
q u. Robinson .... 80. ,..,.,,.
ruhhfuW 60 90 80 o. .. 90 ssss
Dragon Iron Mine e. :. o.. ...... "a
Ioih o., o. O.. @, ...... o.
CONCENTRATES.
Eureka Iilli Mlll q. o.. e. E. 49,. 3
Mammoth Miil E. .. o.. E. sees. :
Total e, o. O.. o, e, =. .... .,
BULLION.
SIOUX Mlll ss.s 80 go. .. Sc.
Sioux NH, Copper =. .. .. Of. o..
Mammoth AIN .. =. -. 80. go.
Iotal', .... .ss ..ss go. ., 10
Tlutlc Miner. 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Trains every hour 90 Lagoon sunday.
commencing ut y. mi. Good at.rac-
tldua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

The brigham Noung Academy aud church
Normal rn,iniug school. Provo. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

More than twenty million free
samplcH OF poWlt"f witch Hazel
Salvo have been distributed by the
wunt2 II cures piles. burns, Fcllds.
sores, In tn shoriCrt space nf time.
7. G. Schramm. Mccormick building.
corner Main and First South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

Punch and Judy flr the children a.
Laga sunday Trains every hour.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-08

MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 7.--Arrived-Str
Progreso. Seattle. tug 6. G. Cherry. Port
Townsend Saled~sstr Queen. Victoria.
CLALLAM Nov. Passed out Nov. O.
Elk Palmyra. for Algoa bay: Nov. s-Rktn
Ruth. from Seattle for San Francisco: sh
Two Brothers. from Departure bay for San
Francisco.
PORT ANGELES. Nov. I'm bay Nov,
s Rktn Rufus f. Wood, from cheInainus
for sydney. Sailed Schr II. ID. Bendix-
sen. from Chemainus for Sydney.
PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. Arrived
Nov-s-Bk 81 Katherine, from Puget
sound. ah Sintram FROM Tacorna for San
FraDrisco. bk Colofna. from Gusysquil:
Br an Wayfarer from San Francisco: Br
sh Clifford. from San Francisco: schr Moon
light. Arrived Nov. Str Al-Ki from
Dyca Sailed Nov. s-Br SIN clifford for
Tacoma: ar 81 collingr 3ve, for Shanghai:
6'hil sh star Of Italy. for Tacoma.
OLYMPIA. Nov. Arrived Nov. e.
Scbr J. NJ Coiman, from San Diego
PORT HARTFORD. Nov. 7--Saiied Nov.
--Seh~ Challenger for Port Townsend
YOKOHAMA. Nov. 7-~aailed ~5--Br
str Empress Of China. for Vancouver: Nov.
s-Br str Olympia for Tacoma.
HoNEkoNff. Nov. Arrived Nov g.
pr str Braernar. frern Portland Or; Br str
Columbia from Tacoma.
SYDNEY Nov. SAILED Nov. 5-~Br str
Ainwera for Vancouver.
HiLO. Nov 7.--SalIed oct. 22-Schr Spo.
kane. for Puget sound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-08
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO Post-Inteillgencer
NEAH BAY. Nov IA D. m.-Baronae-
ter, a.ls, cloudy, wind west, four miles
Outward, q fonr-mssted schooner, at 10
n m; "A barkaniine In tew of tug Sea LION.
at ln.so a. m. bark Vale Of Doom. In tow
of tug Holyoke at IL noon: a steamer. at
1920 y. M: ship Sintram. la tow OF tug
Pioneer at ] p. m; steamer, at $3.50 D.
m. Inward tug Sea Lion al 3 p. m.
CI1ALI4AM BAY, Nov. IA p. m.--Parsiy
cloudy. calm.
PYSHT. Nov. IL p. m.-Partly cloudy:
calm.
PORT CRESCENT, Nov. 7.--Barometer.
- u. partly cloudy calm.
PORT ANGELES. Nov. "a y. H.
Clear. cool: calm. Two barks In the bay.
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English cann1r balls FIRST opened the way
FOR the spread ~ modern civilization and
Christian inn In China. The aama
KID ~ "A missionary agency may be effec-
tive Iva blazing "a path for the advancement
% education and general enlightenmeas in
CHha the Philippine, the Caroline Islands.
ard other regions long kept in darkness
and sani~savagcrY hy the retroactive and
rsFrcgYesxiYe policy ~ Spain Ira no region
Ahsre Spanish power and influence have
been dominant have free churches or free
schools ever beer known.
Testimony from many unauesttonef
s0urces goes 10 saGw that the Philippine
islantars have suffered more from the ec-
cleaasflcs wh0 have ruled over them than
from any other source. II the spirit ant
mating ms Spanish church in that quarter
during the presenf crisis may be judged
from The various addresses sen. ont by tas
archbishop % Marta. American Influence
ia the ls's1lts VIII hnA lis bifferesi ana
most malignant opposition In that dsrec-
tlon- on she 0ssssY Hard the natives will
he specially receptive 10 any influence tend.
irg 20 free them from that hated rule
Where the American flag goes there win
GO equal rights to al. freedom OF speech
and freedom q conscience. In this wav
-. s,sscerisy and eo.ssntmsut law An1
order
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INts TN F{LFi I ?
s-rf- sfE-R AARN Z HE.Ir rty

ia II III MNFf ? FEkLEY
leaves foot q Washington street daily Al.
) 81 a n tSun1sys 90 p IN for Pleasant
Beaeh (Wess Blskeleyl. Bremeryon. L. $.
ryaock. Charleston. : sidney. Tracyron
Chico ard silverdale Returning. leaves
@{NeyGale a. 9 A. a. IN. arrives Seattle 10
N Leaves Sidney Saturday nights a.
sm p n. arrives Seattle 80 D. nj. Tele-
rhnrs Main 81.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips, Seattle-Tacoma route.
as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. May 3.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-7:i5. HIS a. M: 2:45. els
p. N.
Leave Tacoma--9:3o a. m; l, 4:30, ., In.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Selttie-7:30 a. nl-; Il m, D. m.
Leave Tacoma-9:So g. m, 2:30 7:30 .. III.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma, and Commercial dock, foot of Ma
rion street, Seattle.
Sundays steamers Flyer and State Of
Washington
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clusively. "usihess ex-
deposits received from 81 10 sl0.Nn
interest allowed per annum. Civ rar
SSnt- on term deposits. 4 per cent an nr
dividends declared last DAYS OF Nav ,,s
november. Loans made on real .9' anu
approved coliAterals Only 800 estaae or
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skAGIT RIVER nolrE--s.eaner city

sNAt3IT RIVER NOl5rf&-St Gamer CIV
~ CAAmp8sgn Weekly tine cart.
leaves Seatt}s November \ a, a y. :.
Nove2a her Is. al : h H.. November II az I
A. III Leaves Mount Vernon Nsverr1f2r 3
i. g. Il November Il AZ a IN Noveu,-
Der =, a. a m Calling ~ TGiaisr, stan
woo6 FIR. .ksggt City. Mount Vernon anf
Ason.
For passenger ard srsiEh. ~ates Apply At
Cs-y arek Telephone Main - N p
ssilkeSDa. manager. IL X. Mcdonald, n.as-
ter.