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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-06
Jnelaubet.

Dlaf dnber,on @,lnot. 6. .. er
bleuen bsmt til 6 Roanebers 5laperi.
= Is Nars Sloueri er ben Straf,
iom en- Ranb Deb Naun Nuaufus
Boter bleu e6mt til / Jorso fife use
forat bape bebreuet ltuat meo fin Z
Nar aomle 6tebbotter.
= Hra 9oltor. @is.. mebbel's:
@bris. Sollio berfra. Der Tom tilbose
fra Alaiia for to Tiger ilben. reife
tilbaae tsaor. % meo bam fulste:
@bris. Hmble. Nnbreu @penlon. Ole
8. Olion. Sobn U. Saamo. Cling
ellington os 6cu5 Nellon.
= 2euenoe bearauet. Da man /
8aroeeuile. Bis.. nplis iiuloe op,
eraue 2iset efter en- Wrs. Sorob
Smit5. fanbt mon, at bun oeluis
bauoe uenot fs i&ifen. a. bun baube
trutfet 6onberne op til Nnfstet %
btot s5in9rene 5ortuiulelie ouer at
uere leuenoe be9rauet. Wan i1utter,
al bun haube blot peret en- 9pale,
oa bun bleo besrauet. % at bun
fenere uaaanebe op r9ien. Set CT en-
lratfelis 6enoelle. om bet torbolber
fig ION berettet.
= 5ra Marenso, Soma, meooeles
LITE Gptil, at @1arles 6olbens 6u>
fru ueo ct ulptfestilfeloe blep Rubt
os pie5 ftelis brebt ai oeres enefe
Barn Biae paa 10 Nar. 6oloen
bar :. up tommen bjsm etterat bope
uaret tiblist uoe paa Sast eft:r 9@u>
Der. 3an iatte @eueret ira fig / ct
6isrne % fotte fig berpaa neb at
ipile Grotoft. Qans &one iap liee
ouerfor ban. 8isen tos op @eperet,
os Siuooet git itrats al % traf Mo~
beren 9iettet. .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-06

siorbe. os Cuba mao bore fri. Sea
ltol mooiette mig builteniombelit
Hlan, fom bar til 6enfiet of tpinoe
@ubo til Jremtiben at betale Spa.
MEN &ense for fin 5ribeo. Qanoet
Ct fulot al @raue. % bets fremtibiae
@enerattoner maa lite bliue pant,
latte.
Bet paoftaaes af femme, at @uba
buroe uere p,llis til at betale Spa.
MEMS @ialo for &rtsen pao Cuba.
Stal Cuba betale for bet &ruot %
Blp, iom orebte bets Tolt? Setale
for BE- Jatler, iom brenbte bets
6iem, betale ben ubetalte Solo til
@oloater. iom itianbebe oeres pu>
fruer os 9stre? Mlbris meo min
Stemme.
Somme flyer. at ri maa pente paa
lotaloet al be iponRe Bala. 6uis
spaniens &ala er .iaa raabne lom
bets Diplomatic. Fan ri lite pente.
Set paaftoaes, at om ri eenter inotil
Solaene, oil Sasatta sisre os aIe
SuorpmmelIer. Sfal ui laoe os
MARIE to @ause meb oct 1amme
&ueb? st Sc Some lao lnart
9lemt? 9eosle forteller os, OF ri lite
ct forberebt. Noar pi( pi bliue bebre
~s''~'' gil bet bliue, naar ben
fpanlte 9orpeboi ilaabe Ct fommet ouer
9apst os bar laat fla tilro fulbt uo.
rultet fem 3tmers &ei fra Dor 6laa.
be? &1 oeo nu ofFcielt. buao ri bar
troet / 40 Eaee. StaI ri uente. inb.
til Spanien Doelasger enonu Here Of
pore 5ti6e oa Golf2 Sub forbpoe,
Of en- ioaban 75orbrpDelfe Hnlbe btine
opfBrt imcb oS.
Sab os unasne. &pit al ben fiuez
fife Nartotif. iom binoer % / bcrf
2taesploisheo, mum!enee rT:eo for
enbuer Brts." &aa3u op, lom pore
6orfeore ajorbe oeo @cncoro og
Bunfer 9iQ. &oogn % Ill alorigs
Rrig imoo en- Station. lom brRnoer
Qiem o9 mpr5er &pinber og Bprn.
@acan op til slorips &rig. iom lite
iBser no9en &inoius 'or % Slate
eqer 2anbomroaoe. men en- @ris til
at oriee uuoertrptteren fra &Ontinen.
tet; til at lette bet fubanRe 5log til
at uate @ipen for befauoi9; en-
Rris. lom pit bielpe % flere toms
menoe @tastleo ueb Of s:ue Bariel
ON. at uort Glogs 9@re og pore
Boraerss 9io maa bliue re|petteret
blanot Soroens geationer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-06
Hmerttanfte 8drotpaptrer 1toe,ts
Iot1o3.

Salget at amerttante garbtpaptrer bar ifslse l1nz
oeretntng fro aon6ou ueret ueset fort ben ienere
Etb, Os ber ipnes at uere en- Genbents til forsget
@als Derom bette parer nil Der bltue en- ttltagenbe
Snbfrsmning uf Sub til bette Marteb Dette er eobe
gpbeber og beutler ben Ern, man lbIanbet bar til
Stabiltteten Dor Rrebtt. Ser er en- onbeu SIaos
Sro, for bpilfen Toltet ite Blot bette sanb ogz
iaa 1blanbet bar Iigeiaa egen gruub, % bette er
Eroen paa @irfntnsen af 5otetters Mauebitters fo1
Spgbomue. lont ptrfer paa Napen, aeperen, Snbpol>
bene, Mprerne o9 Merperne DpspepFa, @albelpsbout,
Sortsppelie, Rbeumatisme og en- Eeubents til Sspuz
lssbeo, uobuirtes og ouerpibes berueb. Det briaer
apnetiten tilbage, man fon1er fig fortere eter @psz
bonn, ben ipreber en- bebagelts garme og Tslelie al
lesemlist gelbeftnbenbe siennem Spitemet. Ct ginz
slas ulbt, sr man Logger fig, mebferer en- belebrts
genbe Sspn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-06
@tuuefpta.

9rI.@ooos Jirmoet @rsnbabt 8
90. | &eb @ing lutiebe fine Dbrs
2pronQ.
= Sobn &anfou al 1ralohftr.
maet 2ampert Qumter DO. / Steepp
@pe, oeoe ben 80 NortS 45 Var sl.
9an efterlob 6uffru % fire Rbrn.
6an bouoe en- ubarott Jorretuinssz
uiliiombeb.
- Northern Minnesota Gran
berry Association er Naonet paa en-
Screening af 5orretninssmenb /
Gro0tfon os @arren. Den bar
iitret fig 1000 Ncres 9anb / sire
Naribou @ountp o. o9ter. iaauiot ri
fprhoar, ot oprfe Granberties (9ra.
ntber) eiter for Raalefot. Der ct
ttlfreiiel,e e8onbforipuins til at ouer>
iusmme belle Npren paa en- Sang. o.
&anoet tan ie1en tases bort efter
Bebas. 90 Ncres iiol benpttes iaar.
$50 doo Rriues 3oie b.: 5lere
Breifer o9 2aafolt af ben Toreneoe
&irte msbte | @rooifon Grebae forat
orQanilere Betbesoa 9ospital oe
palste felseRbe 9ireition: sc. Muus
af Reilsuile; Baf. S. &. Burfett.
Groofiton; Or. $. 6olte. @rOotaon;
&rot. $. s. Nater. Ntoorbeob; 8.
q. Qenbrids, 5erlile; Bot. .. u.
3b. Solem. 6olftao; $oa. 8. M.
Stu:neis. 8arren; &of. u. ..
@ieure. 5ertile; g. .. Onfab. Noa;
&af. Sd. 2ariou. Noa; g. 8. @enne.
9rootitou. Sc oalste @mbebsmanb
CT: Bredoent. 8. U. Tb. @olem;
gicepreiioent. Baa. Eb. $. 2arlon;
Setzeter, Yaft. S. Z. BurIett; Ros=
ierer N. Muus. Set tprfte 9iret<
tionsmBoe oil blir: bolbt / @rootfon
omtrins Mioten of il.
Seer OmatonRa bleu en- itor
Drn fan9et unoer aanRe ie1eane
Omitenoigbeoer en- 9as fife use.
&n 5armer fit ie en- FOR 5uel borte
paa Marten. os ban troeoe fsrf. bet
bar en- &altun. Sen lob til at uere
9eso af noset @laes. oe 5armeren
git oerfor ben forot unoerisse. 6an
fit oa ie. at bet oor en- for 9roa
0rn. fom bouoe ibat 2p en- @reft,
mems bet resuebe os ineeoe gatten
fsr. Os paa oens @tuser bar Der ct
iao tpft Sag Of So. at ben lite tunoe
flppe. 6an iasnote fig at faa 6ielp
% beiluttebe at fause Drnen. Otter
en- a!uorlis Scamp bleu ben fsrt bort
/ ct @iercebisrne. o9 Der maatte ben
siue tabt men riet,snot life. fgr be,
iom oeltoe 5an9ften. bopbe tooet
mango Strammer os &leberne itu.
repne af Drnens Rlgr. Sen bleu
MI inbeiperret en- Corn Crib, o.
ct mere burlisuenee 5eneiel funbe
ben uanRelie faa. 1rnen maaler nj
Rob meQem &ina{pioferne oe er tre
Sob hpi. 5armeren oater at aiue
ben til 5oloaterbiemmet Wtinne,
haha.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-06

Ser uar ct fort Sorbitielp / Can
5rauciseo ben Site Morts. % bet
beoer, at bet aioroe Sfabe Tor en-
ca. $50. 900 Dollars paa Rnre So
lamb. s Nariueaaarben berFebs
maatte arbeibet nebleg9es, % 100
Ronb blep arbeibSlDfe. 6nfe rep.
neoe. % uoale ftprteoe fammen. %
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-06

bet oar meb NBb. ot Snbuoanerne
nnofom. Soft blep meeet forRref.
tebe Son 5rancisco % fiprteoe ub
poa @aoen. sSoroiiioluet inbtrof
frofs fsr Ribuat. On Qeiebolie,
bbori par fem 5omilier. tolbt belpis
fammen. % Subpoaaerne bleu meb
N6b reboebe. Tlere ff noaen Siabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-06

erne paata9er
fig lin 8aaRe.
ero9t. NQe
9insiDneS lpf,
feli9e os tilI
treble. Bet ip<
nesbeflaselist.
of Der paa en-
9io lom benue
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-06
Stoett for 9sornpelie+

9ele gaturen tornpes Goortiben
StDen faar en- friFere Rulgr. TrQz
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-06

Ut uoret en- erobrelpfen gation, fun>
be ui naariombelh / be TO fife aar
baDe saoet anarebspis tilperts oe
taset @uba meb Maet. ioet pt funbe
bane benpttet os af Sponiens 5or,
brpoelier os Gubas ulptte.
Natten tom. en- msrf. bpfer Nat.
naturlts os pasieube for ipanfi Zap.
perbeo. Bore Golf blep lite bantebe
| beberltst Slae men tpalte, brenote
os brufnebe ueen dnlebniue til at bs
unoer & for 2iuet % uben ct
0ieblif til at fremfae en- Bsn. alene
en- Blinten meo Diet. oa be par fiiQe=
be for fin S!aber.
4ntag. at 80 Of bem bapbe peret
5orenebe Staters Senotorer. Nnz
tas, at @eifen bapbe peret Meb(em.
mer al &onaresien. euer at be baube
uaret 9ommere os lebenbe profess
ftoneqe eller 5orretnins smeno. 8il.
be oa 40 Sage bore forlpbne, fsr
&ria bespnote? @aer antag, at bper
Senator baube en- SBn euer Gaber
oer. 5ortaller ri pore Bbrn Sonb=
beoen. t1aor ri flyer. at oQe ameri.
tanlie 8orseres 9ip Ct lise ueroifulbe
tor 2ouen?
De par lite Senotorer. Sc par
Ntatroier. 9eres @nfer % faberlble
Bbrn Rri9er bit til %. Sen miloe
dppel fra 268 Ssmenb fommer after
% otter til ss fiaenbe. at ri er &ipb
af ebers &ipo os Blob af eoers
Blob. &i elReoe og opbe for bet
Jlos, ION beFgtter eber. 6eao Ral
bort Suar bliue? @tol b, lcore meb
Bense?
Rr. Breiioent, ies taller alene for
mig felp. og ies Ct / Gaubr al &ris.
(Bifalo paa @alleri:
Men Gentlemen tan fse: v@ig
lite. 9e Ct / 5auDr Of Rria, men at
De ct / 5ausr af beuebnet Snberiz
ben. bpiltet ct bet iamme TOM &rig. "
Seq liter at falbe 3insene meb tit
rette Napn. 0pis ri tror. at bet at
mprbe pore Menb. ipnte bore stibe
% toroste bort 5laa life er @runb for
seri9. iaa fig bet % benpis Sosen.
iom man sieroe meb @irsinius<Nfe=
rem, os lab pore Brpore blipe 1olat
ION stock for @ulo.
St bet en- @runo til Rrig, iaa lab
os paatase % bet Mniuar. ION.
@rnnolooen paalo99er es. o9 iige iao
lite blot til Spanien men I'll bele
&erten. Sab % lite fge en- Etn9 %
|
meme en- anben. 5or CUBS 5fpln
lob lite Dor 9iplomatit bl1pe fo1,
ipanRet, men taI b:llere 6anbbeoen,
% Lob % beuiie os 1om ianbe 81,
fctple al Sames 9. Blaine.
&i ton lite lanser Riule os unbe,
Breiieenteus &inse. oa ban buerter
ION erflere &ris sller neate at fert
&ri9. &on9rea1eu olene fan TONNE
meo en- &rtsse,tlarius. Seq for er
ct reoe til at Femme nu. Man tar
oeobliue at raobe Treo, GreD, mer
ber Tan lite Blue nosen 5reo, iaa:
len9e @uropaerne eier oe laste1
fine Slauer paa bet Jaitlanb, bpol
BORT 5las paier.
Nen ber ct bem. iom flyer, a,
9omnolen lite beftemmer. bpem be,
er ahiuarlis. 9et uor lite npbpen'
ot9t. 9e MRno, Iom uil baue Jret
til builteniombelit Bris, fan life uno
ilippe paa ben Naaoe. 2ouen BE-
ifemmer Nniuarlisbeben. @i par
fponite &anbe os paa fpanR @runb
9aunen eies % fontroleres al Spa
nieu. 6uis bet Dor en- 9orpebo, po,
bet en- ipanit Torpeoo. Bar bet el
Mine, uar bet en- ipanf Mine. Su,
gen etsplofiue Stoffe er bleuen iols
til pr,uate 8erfoner / 6auana pat
oper ct Nar. Tnr bet Sfpbebomulb
uar bet ipanif Stsoebomulb. oe %,
bet 9pnamit. par oefqa benne ipanR
&raften til at etsplooere ben pal
tontroIeret af Spanien. On &e9ie
ring bancler fun siennem fine asen
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-06
fergus &ams @geblxa
uofommer tber Dusoas.
Il. 6oIeut, tbgiper.
subttrtpttousprts so Ste. for Mar. betal t
tTDrifnb, el[er8 SO Gt8.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian Newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29
CREW ESCAPES
BY A MIRACLE.
Northern Pacific Engine Crashes
Into Hull. DeraiiinE a Ca
boOse Filled With WorkEseu.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
MONTESANO, Wash, Nov. A-North-
ern Pacific engine No SOL. with a caboose
ran into a bull at trestle Il. two ard a
half miles west Of here. soon after s clock
this morning, throwing the train off the
track. The ca boose was turned over and
the frame works and trucks badly smash
e1. The engine and tender were derailed
and the tender broken considerably
Charles Bunneii. rear brakeman, was on
the front OF the. platform at the time look
ing out. and was thrown under the ca
bose and was thought 10 be badly hurt
but he is able 10 be Up ard around. Ii
seems a miracle that he was not killed
There was a large crew in the caboose
a the tine. going re work at HoQuiam
but none were injured beyond Sigh,
bruises. The train was backing down
and the caboose struck the bull, which
Was fast In the trestle.
Nothing except The fact that the train
was running slowly prevented great DAM
age A wreeking train from Tacoma
came down and the track was cleared All
; o'clock. all traffic being stopped until
then
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29
CONSPIRACY TO ROB.
Proprtet0e of Owl Theater Finds
His safe Tempered With.

Su~csai Dispatch II sne Post inteiIigencer
TACOMA. Nov. PA peculiar feature
Of the recent row which resulted over the
possession OF the Owl theafer, has come 10
i!ght. and II Is not impossible may create
gate q sensation. 1t seems that the bank
rolls Of the gambling games In the house
we're each night stored in the office safe.
Through some mysterious source the
manager OF the cash" got tip that ne
had better watch himself and his money,
a a scheme vas afoo; 10 rob him.
The night on which he secured this in
formation he as usual went 10 the safe 20
store The bank rolls at the close OF bust
ness. and being unusually suspicious by
reason OF the warnings he had received he
imagined or thought he id that the safe
hex did not move as IL should. An exam
iaaElon OF the combination followed ard
Il was found that all the tumblers OF the
ioek had been extracted.
Careful examination OF the lock indicated
The outer cap had been screwed loose, the
fHmhlers detached and removed and the
cap replaced. Then followed a general in
curry official and otherwise IN the hope OF
discovering the stolen tumlsiars of the lock.
and incidentally aiighting upon the person
who attempted the Job. Thus far all In
as 10 VINO did the work or what was ex-
rected 10 be gained by il. The row be-
tween partners, which was on AT that time.
*s& used to bring 10 the surface all sorts
OF theories. bur nothing has ever been
learned Of the matter definite enough Ia
lead 70 the recovery OF the lock tumhlers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29
SN(HOM|SH FOR ECONOMY.
CITIZENS MEET TO DISCUSS THEIR
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Decide TO Pat q Non-PaFtinan Ticket
in the Field for City Election,
With . Platform Fav0rfng
Farther Reduction in Expenses.

Special Dispatch TO the Pest-Intelligencer
SNOH0MISH. Nov. ga non-partisSsn
mass meeting OF the citizens OF Sroaonlisn
was held at Odd Fellows hail tonight 10
discuss the business affairs IF the city
for the coming year: lay cut pan for
the reduction OF the city expenses ana pro-
vide plan for non-par,san ticket fnr
the city election 10 be held next Tuesday
j. V Bowen was chosen chairman and
&. W. Gorham secretary.
The operation OF the city WAFER works
Vas thoroughly discussed ard plans sug-
gesfed for the reduction CT the expense u
operating the same. The matter o. re<i1c-
ton of the corporate limits 81 the city 10
conform 20 the 5csirass of the present
vas thoroughly aired and an attempt VIII
again be made 10 clgt OF few hundred
acres Of pastures on the outskirts. The
consolidation Of some Of the business of
the city into less Offices and the doing
away with several salarled places were
also discussed and pretty definitely decided
upon.
The property owners of SnoEomish have
become thoroughly !rnbued with the idea
of economy in the city government ana
will take measures through the new city
council to be elected TO secure IT. A COM
mitEee consisting OF W. +. Bel. G. V.
Biackman c. T. Slater, W. II. Snyder and
r. II. Evans. was appointed by the chair
10 draft a platform and nominate a ticket
10 ue presented TO an adjourned meeting
10 be held "Wednesday night for ratification
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29
al0ED WORK N TACOMA.
~.vny OF A. N. STONE HAS RE-
yIyED An OLD STORY.
n Trick In Turned peO-
- Cry Ont That . Gang OF
~<s~ves In Infesting the City
.~..sbfIity of . Law Suit.

.-.es., Daspateh to the Post-Intellsgencsr-
rAfy,MA. Nov. H.-DursEg the past tao
-. there has been more or less differ
- - opsnlnr among certain ella sges as TO
- srs,ra OF the statement that numerous
- criminals had taken UP sheir
ss.dns,xrterx o.s the Sound, and some IN Ia
~,ras The ahseaGe Of any hold-up work
- safe cracking led 20 the belief, uaiii the
-. fsx days. that al the talk aAouS these
so.sa crooks was without foundation.
xax that TAO or three Tricks OF an ug-
.,.s.sf nature have been turned ia and about
-. ci,y. the Old story is once more af1oat
r., Gang q notorious crooks Is located
sars The poIiee have done good work OF
fssa IN keeping the city clear OF sasp .csous
.s,raetsrs and the r56beries sf the past
=. DAYS are generally CREDITED 10 newcem-
.rs The Iaotiag OF the room OF A. NJ.
s,nne located IN a prominent hetel. in
xhleb tire victim sas robbed OF valuable
xxe.ry and x9s9 ia money. has been traced
10 ou,s.ders Prior TO going 20 his hotel.
M stone aas at public resort down
fcxn. and the impression prevails he was
followed from this place By some OF the
sxh,-angersd gentry. "ho look the first
opportunity 20 get into his room and carry
~ lis yalnab.ts.
II Is not altogether unlikely suit to re-
ocser his Joss may b. brought BY Mr. Stone
against me MOTEL proprietor. AT present Of
se.r. haze the ease IN hand Should they
al. the question OF the liability OF the
management Of public stopping place may
h. brought before the courts 10 be deter
mined definitely.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29

naturally arouse. but IL is hoped that no
rash action VIII be permitted. and that full
justice viii be rendered the unfortunate
man
The Grand Forks Miner says: The rail-
read contractors have put the wagon road
from the North Fork road 10 Summit Camp
in tirst-ciaSs shape and connecting with the
Greenwood Summit Camp road at Ran
daNs ranch. This new route makes an ex-
ceptionally easy grade 20 Greenwood the
Eholt pass being over I.5oa feet lower than
any ether route across the mountain.
The Walla Wala pen:tentiary population
IS about 3Gs or more than 100 less than IL
was fifteen months ago. The warden viii
employ only about 2ia conviCts in the jute
mill during the com. ng winter. This Is for
ty-f3ve less than full force. and as con-
sequence all fhe looms viii not be used.
The men viii work from seven 10 ten hours
a day. IL Is expected that the mill VIII
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29

WINTER At COOK INLET.
Bark Agate Brings News From sun
rise aud Other Points

FORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Nov. %
American bark Agate arrived today eleven
days from Cook inlet. She reports all min
ing operations on the inlet as having clos
Ga for the season ard the miners have
gone into winter quarters. About $40 men
viii winter al Sunrise CITY and about tie
same number will winter a other points
on the inlet.
The Agate Is owned by the Kings County
Mining Company. Of New York. where she
was fitted out and came around Cape Horn
bringing fifty members of the company
and two years supplies She arrived al
kachmack early In October. where the
company viii make it's headquarters. and
early in the spring viii commence pres
pecting the Cook inlet country on an ex-
tensive scale. The Agate is awaiting or
seys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29

specaal Dispatch 10 the Post-Inssliigencer.
MacreAfy. formerly DresGe,ent Of the Mac
rsacy Hardware Company. OF Tacoma, has
nro9snt siit IN he United States court
Asalnsf the Mutual Life Insurance COM
paayt OF New York, 10 recover $1,000, the
faa amount Of the Policy CARED by her
aososs,d. who died here several months ago.
lac company naS refused 10 pay the
amount alleged ID be due. on the ground
o. Eor-paymsat Of premium
me complainant charges that ali the nee
tssary 11rnaiiries going - sh3g the facts
IN connection with the death o. Jo1n MAJ
really We're furnished. and that all the DIES
we're paid prior 10 tae deata OF her hus-
band. The trial OF the case will hinge On
tae question Of when the premium was
paid. and for how long a term the policy
Vas paid up-
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average about I.D0 grain sacks a day
Work in the brickyard was closed for the
season on November Ia. About i.e90D
brick have been manufactured during the
past summer. including a kiln Of 40. no
now being burned
A disease much dreaded by cattle owners
known hiackieg. has made its appear.
ance In Grant county. or. l.. H. Conger Z
prominent cattle raiser. while I'm Long
Creek recently. stated that during the past
ten days the disease had killed five OF his
calves. He said that while the appearance
Of the disease need not necessarily cause
fear OF an epidemic. IL is contagious ard
generally proves fatal.
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MRS. BOGGS PETITIONS
FOR HUSBANDS PARDON.


OLYMPIA, Nov. E-~~Mrs. Boggs ap-
fteared before the board OF yardons today
presenting a numeToosly signed petition
Tor her husbands release. Sne was ac-
cempanled by w g. Allen. president Of
tie bank in which Boggs had the city
funds deposited.
His ey.Gence and a letter from Richard
SAKE Jones. now OF Seattle throws new
light on the Boggs proceedings and tends
To prove nis innocence OF intentional
wrong-Go.ng
a D. Warner. OF Everett. also appeared
before the board in behalf OF j. Fl. Living
stone and George Robinson serving
eighteen years sentences for killing George
Schultz in SnohoTaish cafInty. Owing TO
Secretary jenkins having been called 10
Spokane, these pardons will not be acted
on til his return next Saturday
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NANCC{ YER 4 =. Nov e-A WI
sans. a Nez founder iusi down from Skar-
@ay. saws that Skagway 1esperad1eS so
fire - > barn - TIA n ne coafaS.on e.
sang they night rce the Bank uf sksx.
way. Ra: fae tsre aiG rot amount to V,pc-
ard 'ne men weye f1..ed.
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NOMINATE A WINNING TICKET.
Republicans of Everett Select Nom.
inees for City Officers.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-lnteiigeacer-
EVERETT, Nov. es.-At the Republican
city convention, held tonight, the follow
ing ticket was nominated. Mayor. ]. ..
city treasurer. j. Hunsaker: city attor-
ney. H. l.. Strowbridge; health officer DR.
j. g. Stauffer; counciiman-at-l2rge. ]. W.
DUR: Third ward, z. r House: Fourth
ward J. c. Wheeler; Fifth ward. a. Boyer
The ticket is considered a strong one and
;here Is scarcely any doubt but il VIII be
elected from Top 10 bottom, as the utmost
harmony prevails in the ranks Of the party.
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SPECIAL Dispatch 70 the post-In,eniEencer
C0LFITl.E. New. q Friends u Jn3~.
Wallace Mount. Of Spokane who i've here
claim thar h viii DO a Formidable car
dieate on the converting 81 the next legis-
afEFe fs1r speaker ~ tSe house % rep
TssentAilVes. The ljca ssesns - h. a TAX
INK ore wiih the Republican representa-
tive from Eastern Washington
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CONTEMPT CASE aUAsHED.
Auditor MetcaIf Gets on Lucky at
First Hearing.

OLYMPIA Nov 2s.~-The contempt pro-
ceediugs in the case OF Auditor Metcaif. OF
Stevens county. were quashsd By the SUI
preme court today. No grounds were
filed by the court for quashing the writ
ard this case win not be heard from again.
untn the original case comes before the
supreme court on appeal
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intei-Igencer.
TACOMA. Nov 1-Dr. W. L. Lanson.
a local dentist. Is 10 b. one of N. first Of
Tacoma's residents u pull out for Manila,
United States He hopes 10 make his hcme
in this newly acquired territory, and Viii
leave the city Oh the steamer Olympia, now
in port