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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-26

Church soc;als and picnics and moonlight
excursions compose about all of the socabil-
ity there is going these hot days. People
don't care 70 do much but keep cool and the
trains to the lakes and the cars to the
parks are packed evenings.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11
CHIEF or POLICE SALE

Noilro is hereby given .hti bF t.riur
VI % warrant for The Cu. "..UH uI H t.a
iIHluont uHu,uauivut Tor '.. .Wnrl..W. .u.
d,arribed as follows: Tl lnurus W.r.
oi Bond street. from nr Wafi lnr
90 Ninth street to fa. HrHI Tine
ni blocks 10 and II. McO urg Astoria.
duly issued by the Aud lr snI poHr,
Juigt ot n, CT Ji AftNUt .F direction
uf fhr Common Council ut N l.tN said
warrant being dated The '"H H.5. .I tHr.
ISIS. tn mo directed, and tH. ...Utu. H
Which specified amOuntir .1 HH UW Hf
s. Z. With interest ihcr .'Il N tu
day ~ January. iNs a. nUr r.u. l.s
Auuun. st'ng against the .Hu rl H.u..
person. iowlt. W W. PufhHr. nNuUr ni
ihr following describe property leo.
VII lot 7. block ii MOO|uf. Astoria
and against said dcacflh property. ans
which warrant command w .. I.sH uuHH
ana make sale of said DE-. ..r.n.1 property.
IN order 10 satisfy said .uHuI fN.
Interest thereon and th H.e .n1 ,a.
pcnnts % sale I did on 'I HtH I.E uE
May, iNN duly levy up'H .H NHat. d..
s,fihyd real property aN. $3.50 al tHy
Nh day ~ June ISIS JI 'Hr UHHr pt g
O'Clock in the afternoon r. .I.I 3HF Ht
the Court House Door in. CTS ur
Astoria. county ~ ClniHHH a.I.. .. 1r
Fun, srll said above dtFcfHHi property '.I
public auction to the h..n bidder ur
cash. L. q Gold Coin. lu t.i.I. u.i At.
-rsHWtntY the interest thereon Iuu InU
costs ana expenses ol s..I. |10 .rHiHE
costs
pu.l. O., Astoria. orceou o.. 9.o Iay %,
MAY 1885
IIAiIDDk
chief Hy Police C,,y ot Asu. urewn
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11
AN AGGRESSIVE
CUBAN CAMPAIGN
CONTINUED from nrut pago)

Wildly The WinHlow now swung around
brondalde TO bring her two after guns 10
bear aa the Hpanlnrd noct scattered ana
lost formation
The WinHlow soon mtnouynrrd 10 mat
nho wnH poppurlnR hl three boats al
once Tho Hon whH very heavy nnd the
tnfuodn boat rolled Hu Wildly that n whH
impuHHihl to dn good gun praulirc from
her decks but The mpdlty NJ her nfr
ana remarkable effectiveness undrr the
circumstances domorHllgrd hll three Dp.
pnntniH which after the WluHlow had
irrd about nny shells hcghn gradually
10 work back toward me shelter NJ tho
harhur 1hry were uttl himmorlng away
with their ala ppundurH but their nro
WAS via Several bHlls pbuard over the
Wlunlnw ana one oAppdcd nv foot aatrrn.
Al lnst nnr-puuud shell from tho
Wlnnlnw struck The hull pf tho gun boat
rlnrnn nnrr hmldHhlpa. apparently a..
pluilnR nn the inside The window mon
yelled The rlnrun stopped evidently
disabled while one NJ her comrades went
20 her assistance liy his time the Span.
lsh boats had rrtfoatrd nearly into tho
position whore thry could not Do fol.
lowed brcnuno of mlncs The rnKpn got
under way slowly ana limprd homcwafd
with the help ~ tow llnr from her cone
sort During this episode the NnchlaH
had returned and within the two,milc
range let iy two i.lnch shells which ac.
tolerated tho spanish night ih" noillla
managed to creep back into Carirnns haf.
hur In safety,
This n the hottest encounter NJ the war
IN cuban waters up TO date. although u
was IN miniature ~ 10 speak The Span
ish gun boats az Cnrdrnnn arc small un.
afmufri craft about the irnslh NJ the
WlnsloN, but mounting heavier guns
when the Three Friends came near iia-
yanh at n o'clock Monday forenoon
Janglc VI mhHtH and mufky smoke cloud
northeast from MORO castle fur about ton
mlloa looked AZ II tho Meet Waa assembled
in "a marine convention. Il proved tp bo
tho Norwegian merchantmen nf"WhrtE,
surrounded by the gun boats newport
MlustDyv. a smlli Spanish schooner ana
two newspaper dispatch boats Tho lifniz'
berg had been captured Doc the morning
rlshi miles east ~ Morrn hy the Newport
vhlth clicked up also "a drrp.ladrn Hn-
Naua nahlnE schooner Tho iifaiElrfg
,rrmeu hlsh and light ilyr irrha were
built hish Win cattle peua which wrf'
empty Tho steamer was tDlng Co run
ih, hluskadr 90 Havana when uy,fhullcd
by ,hr Newport and NtH slmm1r.ly
stopped by q ranl arris- hrr bows ThH
la tgr steamer whirh w1n captured aaN.
ral days ago from Mexican ports bound
for uayanA with cargo of 1.-Two cattle.
She Nas taken Into key West but released
an condition that iho cargo would Do
taken Zoo Central American destination
Tho HalHp,tg sailed away with the Not.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11
4 MARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written BY Mrp. ada r
Hart. ~ Oroton. D. D. WAS taken with
bad cold which settled on my lungs.
cough pct In and hnally terminated In con
sumption. -Four doctors gave me Up. say
mg ! could live but n shor, time. ! gave
M, polf up 10 my Savior. determined u
I could not stay with my friends on earth.
! would moot my absent ones above. My
husband WAS advised to get Dr. king .
Ncw Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds gave u trial. took In all
riFht bottles. Il has cured me, and thank
God am saved nnf now we'll and
healthy woman" Trial bottles free al
Estes Conn Drug co. Regular size "
cents ana 81. Guaranteed or price re-
funded
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11
FOUR WAR BILLS
PASS BY SENATE


bounty to the captain for any vessel cap.
tutcd from an enemy which they are ln.
atruCtod lo dcstrny. ur which ~ lmmrdl-
urely destroyed Tor the public ltcrcst. but
mot In consequence OF injuries received In
action SO fur every person who shall he
an board ht the time of such capture"
According 10 the rcpurta from MuniR,
the Spanish fleet destroyed by the Amcrl-
cans consisted NJ ten or eleven cruisers.
KUN boots and torpedo boats, with crows
amounting To iN,2 mon AZ the rate OF XiOO
Tor each man ~ the spanish naval force
the amount to be- divided among tho
american sailors viii be SlS, 900 The vcs-
sells of The rnltcd States were, IL any
thing Wndcrmnnncd, The numbers viii
hr undcr rather than over lIa3
The tls,2no viii he distributed to tho
flcet under section iG3l of the revised
statutes relating to prize money. Ad-
mirul Dewey will get nc-twenticth of the
whole amount Of bounty awarded to his
command. That win give him $500 II
ho has fleet captain or what passes FOR
one, the latter viii have a share OF somc-
thing like $500 There will be left to be
distributed to the vessels of the fleet. ac-
cordlng to their pay rolls, about $l7l 900,
This will go to seven ships In about the
following shares;
olympia, $l5OOO; Baltimore, $4,000; Bos-
ton, $4,000; Raleigh, 81 900; Concord SeO,-
OoO; Pclrel $4,000; McCuloch, $1,000.
70 the commander of cnch single vessel
there win 20 one-tenth Of the amount as
signed to that vessel After the amounts
mentioned have been deducted the residue
viii he distributed to the lesser officers
and samen Of the ships In proportion to
their rates of pay on the day of the en-
gngemcnt The amount to each seaman
win be In the nelghborhood OF $780,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11
WHITE COLLAR LINE

Columbia River and Puget Sound Navi.
gation Company.
Steamer Telephone leaves Astoria daily
except Sunday, D. m, Leaves Portland
daily. except Sunday a, m,
Telephone tickets good on steamer
Thompson,
r. J, Potter,
T. j. Potter tickets good on rclc-
phone
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11

rnpd She turned up again today with her
,trgp of cattle missing and headed for
Havana. Tier papers wurr not sAusf1c.
tory nor was her conduct approved \
prso crew from the Newport was put on
board ana ordered to take her TO Key
Wrrt FOR further investigation. The
schooner WIS taken In tow " the captur-
,d steamer
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11
II llAIINlk,
chief OF Police, city Of ASTORIA Oregon
cnIEr or polIcn sALn.

Notice Is hereby given 'h1t hy virtue
~ a warrant FOR the collection of do-
lluqucnt assessment Tor ihy imuroy1mrnt
described as follows TN. lmnr0vom nc
OF Bond street from lhe west NDp
nf Ninth street To ihr west fine
~ blocks l6 and Il, MyCmro's ASTORIA
duly issued by the Auditor and pnlI.r
Judge OF the CITY of Astoria, 10y direction
nt the Common Council ot -NIt D'ty suU
warrant being dated thu llth day of Anrl
lNN, 10 mo directed ana thr usscsspout lu
which specified amouptus 600 hr SUM OF
SG G. with interest th.,t o. '..T The .'h
day OF January. 1895 li N ucr cont per
nnum being against the following namcd
perSOn towit, w. w. Parker 0Wugr oi
the following described pronHrty. toe
wit. lot 8, block A. NcNlurC's Astoria
and against sand described property Bui
wnlch warrant commands Wy 'o levy upon
and make sale of said described property
In order 10 satisfy said assessment 90
interest thereon and the costs and cN
p,pscs OF sale, I did ou ,he Ath day Of
Mvv, lS9S, duly levy upon .n' Jhoy, dc.
scrlhed real property 0nd 7 wiz ou the
Nh day OF June, 1895 500 The hour ut
the Court House Door lu the City o.,
Astoria County of CnEop State ot ore.
gon sell said above described property an
nUhlic auction to the highest bidder fui
gsh. L, s, Gold Coin rn satisfy said Us.
Sc ssmcnt the interest thereon and the
costs and expenses of sale. oud accruios
costs,
May, 1893
Chief Of Police, city Of ASTORIA Oregon
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chief Of Police, city OF AstorTI oroson
cHlEF or rollcH sALN-

Notice is hereby given that hy vrtu.
OF warrant for the collection OF % de-
lmquent assessment for the Improvement
described as follows; The lnprovemcni
of Thirty third, Thirty-dfth streets amt
Harrison avenue. In Ad3lr's Astoria,
duly issued by the Auditor 0ud Police
Judge OF the CITY of Astoria by direction
OF the Common Council of said cjtv, sall
warrant being dated tha mn day of Ar,iN
which specified amouutug to ha 'uN ~
$1,000 with interest incrpu from the llth
day OF November 1891 NItg ,"0t per
annum, being against the folloNing named
person, towit. Frank Patton trustee, own
er of the following described property Toe
wilt, lot 30, block Co. Adair'S Astoria,
and against said doscrbod property, ANA
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chief or police ci,y u 4. AsIa; ;t5 9,p ia,
~ n roLIea -

Notice s nereDy given. hat ~ tiy.Ng
~ a warrant for fne coilscstti. ~ rs. ilil-
.uqpeut assessment for hs Wt.gt5f ii,,la
described as fDi0Ws Fh<. C,,isstsftisljts
1t drain lu frCiuf..s. .1fseg5ll
dolly issued h- the Audiictr llna fiatit1.
Judge Dt the city 0f AslNyial lBV dirfStlqu
of the Common Council afr iEfeIE, st,4i
WtrrHu. gtlng dated tlg llih, ilisf,- IS NAL
lNn. ln me directed, and lht ssfssi IA a. "
which spetih"d Hni2ln ius ino the s1ilin "
N9-N Win ln ~ 's ih' iu ifrm iite S3G
dly ot peeenber lNi, % s, psar sstst gcf
lunum, heing aeansi the fnilp,Wisf,le3la 4.
rtrspn, toWit GusiaVa ErieksssG aoVltt,yflif
fhr following des srlhati praipartS 10
wit lot q block 50 NgGlprresj A4sugft.
aaP .asains. said lessr.asa; pJr1pgf.s aslsisi
winch warrant com nnanrs. ms .roltsus iigs-l
5nl make sale lf said dFscgft.SiI IprQgfs1,S
ln Order t1 satisfy said lsEsssguf1fi. .tit
interest thereon and llie laaSsE aldi &c
pensts " sale ! lid on tins ath dt8y "
Noy, ISIS dWr levy upan ttlfe sdniv is--
serihag real property. ans N VIII uosi lsisl
eth dat OF June iN9S az ttiie iillii7 "a 3,
1'cinck in the afternoon ". sSiH sityY q
t1e Court House if0or. los tli9e tlstty uii
Astoria County Of ClatserQ STATE al fifc-
gor seu s3ii above Described rUpgPerS- .4
public auction "a the higitass tAsetfc itgs
cash. a. ). Gold coin " satisFty ssalfn lsa
ses-meut the Interest thfrro1n aEgl ti3
costs and expenses 0t safe. tisii tscriitz
CostS
Dated al Astoria Oregoal theegshn ,gass q
e. HAfI19Iy,
thiei nt Police Gay nf .AStaFitt ,tAft s4F-l.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11

Tho scent of lllOcs fills the air with true
sprngtlmo fragrance.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11
clliEF oF pDla1'a l4safr


Np'lca e heuh gwen, Eskt B, tlvqe
~ wgtf1ut fQf tha t1lRfbel1n aae.
lnaufnt a siuenl fpr w N9ffaenlsntl
IN fwp m Meeafq,4s ~ liG
duig lssucd hy the AudN9fi 4odd fnHcns
JndBf % lne ity 0f AetgrNs f 8ff gliln
Ni lup common l0NnEil uIiaAlIfttfV AAldl L
rfani helng dnfea thr ifihHdS is w !,
lN8 10 me diftref Hnd tpH.lfaais4ihllti iNIi
NNirn anpelNed 1mnua lnt lf' pfIah9h N Z
t.l1 Nlfh lnicrnfi ihefca1 flrHln M lih|l
gay W December isf AZ N4nafrtHh3 0ert
Hnnum Nsins iGalHsl th,t iaiiiii ilA,l
per9On t0wl iFl1rHt AllaNp 0p,t sAi
Emo following iaCflhtll pkigfEfIt o.
Wif Dot block lW Mafinff'}u AFteglqs
aud laNiifst $3.50 dagcfleii nh4etff}t nil
which Warfant commands ma y tIkt ~ lnn
aui nuke snie of aaid ieaQfA8l4ih fsiyt
in lriCr fq rttIafy faid sarrNtuifaAl IN
iniefcel 'hefeol fnd sae tpNlg, Ni8f fks
ptnars 0f #ii0 ! did eU iAfSaifh dHi n
May isH duly levg np3n rHt lpi5o iqr
a'flnad zeal UfQprriF HnGfl pttfi utI.. hqs
s.H dNy ~ iuue lHN ~ fnNn hl4Hr ~ n
RI tIuef. ,n zoe afternoon 4Gr9Ariifai. tkt
Voc c0nr' N1nsa Door lg tHre isF ~
Astoria county % iMtaen, ttftf.nt n ffa-
Rpp. W ald above deggrAfd, ,ltYbskfYsl slt
puU.f AUCTION ~ tne hlHNfHtf hbllfHErf5Ns
cash T. 3 cola Coin lg f4fiiiYtsa4L Liaas
emeni ftf interest llfrqsp5 nAsIi pR,
costs end cHpenss of s4lq ap8laa elefg
r@o g As,oria oreoo tps abhdag m
y ftAtdfogtSg
l'fI.EN Df police. ffIfN uN AaIuN..I flrlflflfr.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11

An men are foolish, hut It is only the
wise ones that find 1t out,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-11

The most dlhlcult problems look so easy
once they are solved,
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~ VI poIINE -.


N9ifa IS hereby given. n4tt 81 v,strs
ni "a warrant tQr the e9ilqcLl4e- 0tf9. "a.
Anqrent nent for rs igtSbp6e l}6st
1f drain u Melldres AZ tt4ll.
lniy .saurt 1t ine fuciiqfr 49, Itett1s
Judge nt Toe CTS VI sl@glaa Lrs3iirgesi ~
ui thr common council ~ aatltctff, aaliI
warrant being Dated the llib w sfAp4ls
4, ~ nc Jiffc ,ea. ara tns ssssssB1f M N
Wn..n pec.He1 afuoluiins u, iiss slY3t 9 ~
$40 Wlth Interest sherecl ffsu45 lF,,z9ia y
day 0t December. l8N. at. sftB-clills : .tf.
ann1m being against ths fpiIa5{e {-c8
lefs0u. tnu.t Gustava ErlcEssi- '.5Sll.r .lf &
'hr following described iTJlrEtFy a.
wit. lrt y block 81 MeCtDgl'eX. Afttgts.
ana against said de5erlsll f-FAtEgf. H4gl
Hrlcn warrant eummnlds fas ~ ~ 't,i.l
and make sale Ot s1id deSetlbitlf fgLlNl 81
r order iu snti1fy said 1s4 sssi5fL.fi ift
interest thereon and tEa o1sfs. dlsi. 49,
pCusts ~ slle did ou tts,e "a, tt4it, IL
MtF i's duiy levy upoD tl4e a5q3i & l,fs
srf'ntt real property, ana Lr Wtifi ~. tis
hiu I9y of june. iaN. ~, hfa lfi6sf'. az :.
% clock iu tur afternoon ~ sstlillt,, tf
rhe Court House Door, if., Ia fss,g ~
Astoria. county NJ calspp. Ssaif.0yst tfrs-
g0n. sell said above iesrri. IA iS slssl ~ Y
public auction fo ihe hlL.lssii fSftrl- fat
/ caH1, S. Gold tqin. IA sAfitsg, s.lt.,i .,.-
stssment rha interest fhfEttg- siLl1 ii-
cost. and expenses - salrs dndia tiiss
puted . Astoria. oregon. tAsesshl ls
= HaidfqpFT
luitf or Police fIfV nf A-itlK5sL. ffkaEski.
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u. Il, Scott. President,
&. w. Stone, Agent, Astoria


when the ticket agent asks you what
line east OF Denver, Billings, or ST. Paul
you want your ticket to read over
The Burlington Is the shortest line
from Denver to all points east. 1t is the
only direct line from Billings to omaha
Kansas city and ST. Louis, Its service
between ST. Paul and Chicago Is as fast
ms, and absolutely better than, that OF
amy other railroad between the points
named.
A. c, SHELDON,
General Agent, Portland ore
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cuEr on poLicg sale

oI-I-Ir-I |--0T N7W1I II10
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cHIEF oF P0LICE sALE.

CMII0I ToIIce. ~ q A1l5rll oT1gon
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-26
BULB GROWING AT HOME.
The Proper Soil to Use and How to
Produce bloom.

This is the season when the subject OF
bulbs seems uppermost, for of course, we
all want some. In a general way one is
safe in following these directions: A
sandy, porous soil is best for bulbs. The
top Of the bulb should just show above
the soil. Let the bulb water freely ani
set away in the cellar for several weeks
while the roots form. When brought to
the light keep in room where the tenn
perature is not above 20 degrees When
the flower buds appear, be generous with
water, air and sunshine. Hyacinths.
narcissus and crocus do well grown in
water. Place in vases of water so the
bulb just touchessthe water. Set away
in dark until the roots form, keeping up
the water supply. Tulips make nice pot
plants for winter bloom. We are full of
this subject>al as we are expecting a
wealth Of bloom from our fall and winter
bloom.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-26
Prepare tions mt Toulon.
.WHAT SHALL IT BE CALLED
Another Name Suggested for the
s.~, Library at Washington.

The name of the big library that was
originally organized for the use OF con
gress, and is now housed in the finest
building ever constructed purely for Ii
brary purposes, every now and then be-
comes a subject OF dispute. The library
growing up as a reference library for
members of congress naturally took the
Library of Congress" but there are many
reasons, for believing that statesmen early
in the days of the republic looked upon
that collection of books as a national IL
bfsry and favored broader name than
the one now given 1T.
: 'lSNyhen Jefferson sent his library of 1000
books to Washington after they had been
purchased by the government for $4,000
he forwarded catalogue of these books,
which he marked Catalogue Library of
the United States" This name indicates
that jefferson looked upon the library as
a,natienaf institution, and not merely as
congressional library. 1t is not unlikely
that an effort will be made in the near
future to change the name of the big col
lection of books to Library of the United
States.%,.,
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-26
IDAHO.


Fourteen head of cattle were st len from
st. Charles people and were driven to
Lake Town and sold there to Willis John
son.
Colonel C. II. Irwin has been appointed
draughtsman in the office of the surveyor
general on recommendation Of Senator
Shoup.
The governor has appointed j. II. Haw-
ley regent of the state university TO fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Ashley Turner.
Two negro prisoners named johnson
and Morgan dug a hole through the wall
OF the county Jail at Boise the other night
and escaped. The men were serving q
sentence for petty larceny.
The Northern Pacific has purchased q
tract of hand west Of Delsols near Lewis
ton, from Harry Madgwicl, and will i'm
mediately begin the erection OF commo-
dious stock yards, which will be in readi-
ness for the spring cattle shipments.
Water has been struck in the third ar
tesian well on the Dowd ranch at Tam
many, at a depth of 100 feet. Sinking
will be resumed until large flow Is
secured.
1t has been figured that the cost to
Ada county of the Nelson murder trial
was in the neighborhood of $500. The
cost outside OF witnesses was over 5000.
The witness fees amounted to $5S3, and
some of the witnesses have moi yet pre-
sentcd their cIaifns.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-26
THREE DAYS TO LEAVE CAMP
VIII Clean Out Entire Family II Not
Out of the Country

Wallace, Oct. 24.-When Dan Conner,
shift boss at the Big Standard mine, came
out Friday night to the dry room to eat
his midnight supper he, was met by four
MASKED men with revolvers. who ordered
him to get out Of the country within n
hours. He pleaded that he.wsssa mar
ricd man with wife and children at Gem,
and could not get them away in so short
time without immense ;sacrifie&7 and
asked for week in which to comply with
the demands of the men. After. some par
lcying he was granted three days, with
the threat thatsn he was not out in that
time they would dispose Of him, his life
and his children, cleaning the family out
root and branch, .,..
"sMr. G8nner Immediately came to wal:
lace to arrange to leave the county Of
" llch he has been a resident for many
years, ansi..wisese he has always been
known as a lawabiding citizen. 1t was
said that he was ordered to leave because
he had discarged some men who were
not doing their work in-a satisfactory
manner. He says that in the light o.
previous events in that section there
seemed NO other course for him TO pursue
SSspt ITO gather his family aboit him
and flee for safety.
..'he history..of Canyon creek records
many outrages. and not a few murders
where the victims were unresisting, and
.aAefssS rauss fer the ,trsee Nas eye'
alleged, except that others did not like
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WASHINGTON.

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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-26
Another Peace Jubilee.

Philadelphia, Oct. 24.-=The peace jubi'
lee began yesterday. 1t fittingly opened
with special services OF prayer and
thanksgiving in all the churches Of the
city irrespective Of creed and doctrine.
ermons were preached on the inevitable
horrors of war and the consequent bless
ings Of victorious peace and there were
services of song and worship on these
themes. This was the spiritual inaugur.
alton. The material and spectacular be.
ginning with Tuesday and the intervening
day will be devoted to housing the citys
guests and perfecting the final details.