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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-21

We understand that MIS-. Fctham and
Jake will read some OF The Democrats
who do not work to suit them out Of the
party al AN carly date Watch for the
'''N' ".' >" '''' ''''0' ''''"'' - VIII ''
''''''''''"S'
Farmers that buy water from Ditch
Conn ancis should remember that the
principle of the PEOPLES Party which
says all mouopolics must be owned by
the public When applied to the water
question would put them under slate
CONTROL
Farmers when YOU vote don't be mis-
led 10y the prosperity Bauks. corporations
and trusts. is The prosperity OF the
farmer that you want. TEE Peoples Par
IS bclicyeu principles winch II followed
VIII give IL TO YOU Vote for the Peoples
Party ticket
~, ,... ,..n o..,,roa ,,.. so.,..i ..on
sons that they know and that Ileddon is
not TO be Deputy for Mr.. Meek. eve
have nothing on the subject direct from
Mr. Mcek) The truth will never be
known as Mr. Cooper and Mr.. Dcycrs are
botn ahead Of Meek in the race.
r,..,,..,.1l ,i.i.o,o
',,.'. ,...' .',t, .,no,, nonn,c hiro ,tn
h.,,.. vv,don, mini. Gu ,y.',hirl.tba,
.l...,, ......., ,nol .hon,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-21

rrho fost f,,o,c.. I,;,,,, ,,.,,u,..,... ~,
NETT. CANYON County. Idaho
Notice is hereby rivep ,hatato noot-
inc of the directors held SEN, 9s,b 1Sos
an assessment Of Thirtv.t,yo 52o, lo,l.r.
per share was levied imam ,b. ca,i,.l
stock of the company. with conditions or
npvment as follows.
Thirty dollars s3o NAV he paid in lobor
if done under tbe snn4rl sion of,h. di,oc-
tors in enlarajnp fine diich b.tYe.n no,
tenth and October 3lst inclusive and
two (8s) dollars,,er share mus, h.r,td -
cash.
Said assessment of Labor and c.sh MIL,
become deliuonent October ms, 81, &
o'clock p Nj. lS0S and day of sale Of am,
dellnquencies VIII be November 18th.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-21
NorcH - runLIcArInN-

Land Ollcl % Hoite CiIy. .dah0
October 49, iSgs
Noiee 's s2rehy given that tue ioliowiag-
NAMED settler has ultd notice og h!, iatcpuou TO
muke final proolin support OF his ,.ria. and
that aaii proof viii bee lnado uoio,o u.e Register
and Receiver OK S.laad Omceat Boise Idaho.
ou Moeday December 8. ise-, vie Enos %.
rucAe- h'd. Application $50. $50 COS tas Nwia
N"'l. Soc ss and N.i Ntit NEil NW'.. See.
3e. TIP. 7NH-3W.
fo ram0s tne 'onou'n Fi;aa arra,nhis
cnHD Hp1n .Ha cultivation GIL.
.i-..t. sH'a pagal' Edward Usu.
-0. r..V aal H3r4. % aur.l a.
i-aa t.a Nug i-t-
H.n
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-21
State Ticket.

For Congressman,
JAMES GUM
For Justice of supreme Court,
MAAcN. suLiNAN.
For tioyenor.
H. II. ANDERSON.
For Lieutenant Governor.
r>SNis 70. MILLER
For Secretary OF State,
=. s. BogtAu
For Auditor
ARInuH GO. WHITTIER
For Attorncs General
O. f.. 0LENN
For treasurer
LuCrs G.. RICE.
For Snpt of Public instructions,
MISS atRNEhL rRENcu.
rof Mine Inspector.
DAVID FARMER.
For Judge of Third District,
J0uN q RICE
County T ckct.
For Senator,
j. NJ MARTIN
For Representatives,
W. A. GEouGE.
r. S. MADDEN.
s. j. BARNUm.
For Clerk and Recorder,
c. w cooper
For Attorney.
II, A GmFETHs,
For Sheriff,
J.L olEsLgR.
For Assessor,
u. *. MCCONNELL
For Treasurer and Administrator
Nh JINKlNs.
For Probate Judge.
II. T.. WALLACE.
For superintendent,
TuQNL d. coosRoD.
For Coroner,
DIR y. F.. DEIANo.
For Commissioners,
ist Dis, j. Il. MAMMoN.
2nd Dis, C.. y, rHrERso
3rd Ms, T., $. RICHARDS.
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NOTICE

All persons knowing Themselves ndebs
ed to The Emmett Index on back sub
scription please call and srttethe account
with me, 4. w 4tLinsnp
New subscribers can get the.Index till
Jan. LIST 1899 Tor So cents cash.
Preparatory to making a change in
my business will sell my entire stock of
harness and saaieyy goods at cost for the
NEXT thirty days. See aG J. c. Lucus.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-21

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without il. Cascurets, Candy Cathar-
strriue mp the lazy liver and driving all i'm
puritics from the body Begin to-day 20
Danish pimples, bois, botches, bacbheads
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
scarets,-beauty for ten cents an drug
gisJs, satisfaction guaranteed, Toe, 25c, soc.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-21

PEOPLES PARTY COLUMN.
This space has been purchased by the Peo-
Piles Party Of Canyon County TO be used by
them during Inc coming campaign for the
benefit Of Peoples Party. Edited at present
by A. j, How'd who will be responsible for all
matter appearing herein.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land onice at Boise City. Idaho
October ;. ispS
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intontion 10
mike final proof in support ct his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before l,evtiser aud
Receiver az Boise, Iiaho on November y. 1855
Wis Joseph Parker, Ia application No. sloe for
me Lot ., SECT and Lois L. gnd 3. Sec. ls. rp.
y. +. . ". b. ".
nc names tho following witnesses 70 prove his
''-..'a'Ha residence upon ara crlsivation OF
,al an1 viz; Etson ess,a go, s,,.h,,a-
son. neecser ~ rotl tr1 .siy..,t, Newton
'' YaN counie IDAHO.
dauos Glps Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-21

AIJAErED- -REvEnAL THusTwonqHY PNu-
w aqrs 10 tho 5t,fe % manage our hna.nea va
theiF ovu and nearry eounlicE. II IS mainly ole
ace sork oshe1sitd et hons. Salary straight
1900 = yolt a1d txpenses-deanlie bonmdo no
more - let's salary. Monthly i75. References.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. Her
bert r Hess PRIEST Dept ~ Chicago.
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IfyOu want a durable 6 rGan
or Piano at Il low price, let any
NJ E. Minister know it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-19

ne went back to the wheat crop OF 1863:
SAID the contraction OF currency reduced
prices 53ta per cent. at that time. switched
OF on an abusive discourse against the
auanliilslraton because of the gold stand
a r quoted the comparative price Of
wheat, rye, oats and corn in 1864 and IS9s
looked at his watch and said goodbye.
ASSISTANT Attorney General Vance smoke
pFieFiy and confined his remarks largcfv IN
praise OF the state administration and de-
t t :. me soo state debt has been decreased
from N,S0UU in 1897 10 81 sos. 900 nm tn
me present day, "aIl In seventeen months /"
he "aded through 10, of figures to dis
prove Judge McGiivra's statement and ~
the conclusion said he never was very good
az hgures, but he did know that Judge Nc
HiiVra did not know how he (Nct;llyra,
state debt ~ tiS
he don't know. l don't know, you don't
knew. nobody knows" argued the astute
attorney IN response 10 Judge McGilyra's
colds figures
The meeting was largely attended. but
are. A-i'
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JONES WAS IN A HURRY.
TACOMA FUSIoNiSTS OUT IN FORCE
TO HEAR wHEAT-CHART JONES.
He Talks on Finance, Abuses the
Gold Bug Administration, Juggies
Figures and Catches His Train
r. vance Was the Other Speaker.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-lntelligeacer
TACOMA, Oct N.-Ccngressnan w L.
Jones was the star attraction al fusion
meeting held here tonight. but on account
Of having 10 continue his Journey without
loss OF time, the most eminent authority
IA the United States on the money ques-
ton" according TO Mr.. Thomas Vance.
who preceded him. was not 81 his best.
Without unpacking MS famous wheat
chart or dates Mr.. Jones began his speech
He irst questioned a certain Seattle Stats
tician who had the teulerity 10 disprovs
his {Jonesl statements, and for some time
buried his listeners under an avalanche of
figures which did not prove anything. Then
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-19
NOTHING BUT TROUBLES.
FrsyoyYsTS N JEFFERSON COULD
KEEP A POLICE FORCE BUSY.
Auditor Refuses TO Receive Demo-
cratic Ticket Unless the Secretary
Cerftfses to II as q Record of the

Special Dispatch 10 the PoSt-Intelsgencer.
PORT TOWNSEND, Oct ls.-The fusion
ticket n this county Is having series Of
complications regarding the manner IN
which fusion was brought about. The
Democrats held their convention October
. IN he city hall. while the Popuhsts held
theirs In AZ alley back Of saloon. A
committee was appointed from the Demo
cratic convention 10 confer with a commit
tee OF PopuIisis relative TO fuEng. II was
agreed that a limited few OF the offices
were 10 be given 20 rhe PopuLsts and the
ticket gag to be called the Peoples party
ticket The Democratic committee made
its report TO cilas effect, ana the Democrat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-19
NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

The roller skating craze has struck Vie
toria.
SLOGAN City school has been closed owing
TO scarlet fever epidemic.
The strike Of mule drivers and pushers
In the Union cot!t5ey hs~ been called on
The British Columbia Grand lodge OF l.
q. g. 1. meets IN Vancouver on the 18th
inst.
The W. c r. L Of Comox Valley. u. c.
raised sl3+.75 for the New Westminster re-
lief fund.
Some OF the Tacoma poultrymen are
complaining that the State Fair Assocta-
iion has not paid its premiums.
John Roake. well known farmer Of Mos
cow. has mystertously disappeared. When
last seen he was known II have had quite
sum Of money in his possession.
4 young man by the name Of McKenna
fell of The tram a. Athena and had his
rig5, leg cut of FL Is 3 brothec-ln-la "
CT the sheriff OF Yuba county. California
John =. Hicks. postal clerk on the w
& {. Il. r. between Dayton and Pacso. has
been transferred permanently 10 the Sp0-
kane and Seattle ran on the Great North
err railway.
W H Fisher. ct Grand Forks. has Sc
cured a contract TO cut 20 600 railroad ties
10 % used be ween Cascade CITY md
Grand Forks. MIR. FISHER will employ thir-
~ men on the work
military company has bsen organized
at Garfield with the following commission
ed officers Captain. Ralph ". Roberts
f-st lieutenant Nj. A Conner; second leu
tenant. {. II. Bentley
TIE Fa!rhaveG Commercial Club has
eee'e3 the following officers for TIE ensa-
ing wear: President T. w. Gillette: CORE
spending secretary. John Black. trustees.
J. r. Scctt. Cyrus Gates and II. Ergberg.
Mss B4ith Merryweathsr. &C Cincinnati
sister q Water =. Merrywea:se-. q Spo-
kare. and - william Nerryweather 90
Eosssard. was amor g TIE passengers on
! TIE steamship Michigan. wrecked on the
/ English coast.
The remains q woman caned Tot:ie
/ Davis were tcur4 e ne wocas near Ma
! kasp A. i-Gues; vas held By y Brouse
q NV Denver. when the evidence ai-
dg-ed pointed % fhe cause q death as
/ exposure - he cod
pcc1e- ne nan VIA was injured "a -
Wa- FAx'e ntre ~ bet.g struck n ia
head by steel tr3Ii. w3aca was .hr51r
down pass ictc q travelling road has
hem awarded s. e5a t7r us satare8 ~aa I
ard ne saock he received 70 MS nervous
system
TIE corporation - the -.tv .. Nelson. r
8 - a; last provided wl'A an up-f7-aate
"E.a-k Narla" ChGef - Police NJ X n ron
/ recently :ound q drunk On :ha streets n
4 Stste - coli pse. lie accordingly rad
I'm wheeled up . tire jail II a wheel-
/ barrow
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&c convention passed resolution indorslng
the report and then Immediately proceeded
10 make nom. nations without the TWO con-
ventions coming together ana Feofsahlz-
ing
Yesterday the secretary OF the Demo
cratic convention appeared In the aud tors
office 20 file the ticket. but the auditor re-
fused to receive and place the ticket on
file unless TIE secretary would certify TO
II as i, record OF the Peoples party con-
vention. which he could not DO. As ne was
secretary Of the Democratic convention
which assembled and was organized I'M
der the cal or the county Democratic com
mittse. The secretary, after consultation
with several OF the leading lights Of tn
auditor together with the fusion resou-
ton and the minutes of the Democratic
convention. and there the matter stands
T~r- auditor is at a loss just what TO do
with II. while the several candidates
on the ticket are wondering whether they
viii have any standing on election day, on
account OF the irregularfiy OF the proceed
.ngs.
Several vacancies appear on the ticket.
caused by tire refusal of parties 70 allow
their names to remain thereon. The COM
nnlttee made dilieent search. both IN the
ct;y and country. to find victims who were
willing 10 re led 70 Slaughter on NOvem-
Der 8. but none could be found. consequent
~ the Republican cand dates for proseCut-
Ing attorney. auditor An! surveyor VIII
have re opposition, but their chances for
election are rot much more certain than
the balance OF the Republican ticket. As
election day approaches. the breach In the
and leading Democrats while not openly
supporting the Republican ticket. are OF
ing t'ail. the Oldest "a Der n the county,
and for years past the Democratic organ
az thts county. has abandoned the "a nks.
ard < now making vgorous fight aga .nst
the sc-catIed Peoples party ticket. Thus
Il may he seen that the Republican ticket
n this county Will have an easy victory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-19
PORTO RICO NOW A PART
OF THE UNITED STATES.


Porto r, co problems confronting the Uni
ted States. The attempt OF the military
authorities TO establish exchange on the
basis OF TWO Porto Rican dollars for one
American dollar has completely failed.
An arbitrary change from the existing sill
yer basis to the United States currency
Will be to restrict production in every
branch of industry and create much dis
content among the inhabitants.
II is not unlikely that there viii BIO COM
plications with France II the United States
refuses TO recognize Span's concession to
the French Railway Company in Porto
Rico. Many Of the existing concessions
are monopolies. and, as such, contrary TO
the American constitution, but local opin-
ions demands that they be respected.
Education IS the most difficult problem
of all great majority Of the Porto
Ricans are In the densest Ignorance. The
parish priests do not favor instruction, be-
lieving that II tends to ALLEVIATE the youth
from the Spanish Catholic church. II the
United States can obtain the friendly CO.
operation OF the priesthood, many trou-
bles will be removed. but II Will be neces-
sary for the American authorities 10 act
in such manner towards the church in
Porto Rico as to eradicate the strong pre-
judice against Americans very widely held
there
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1t was found necessary to find other quar-
tiers and hereafter the meetings will be
held in the city council chambers
The sub committee. consisting Of Gen
Wilson and Capt Howell, appointed to in
vestigate the selection OF Fernandina as a
camp. returned tonight and reported their
approval OF the selection. They made spe-
cial inquiry into the report that the camp
had been located there for the purpose of
enhancing the value OF land owned by a
son of Secretary Alger going through the
county records part OF their work. They
failed 10 find his name in any Of these doe
uments. and their investigation convinced
them that he had never owned and real
estate IN that vicinity or had been in any
way interested IN any.
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ANOTHER YELLOW FAKE
rs BROUGHT TO LIGHT.
Subcommittee Reports That Gen.
Ayers SON Did Not Sell
FernaudIna Site.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct Is.-The war
investigating commission held three ses-
sessions with the general STAFF officers II
the Seventh army corps and AZ nght near
ing the testimony of officers and men OF
the Second South Carolina regiment. Ina
general officers examined included the
chief surgeon. the chief comrrissary, the
chief QuarterTnaster and the inspector gen.
eral OF the corps and all gave detailed in
formation a. 20 their respective depart
nSen,s OF the service The meetings today
were held in Gen. Doiges private car. bus
the moving trains made 50 much noise that
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Protests From NansantIIo.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oct. is.-a COM
mittee OF three representing the CONNER
cial interests OF Manxanllo has arrived
here 70 protest against some of Col RAYS
appointments there Lieut. Col WyIle will
be sent 70 Manzanillo this week to rry to
stra!ghten out the difference
F1fty-seven guns. mostly Of an obsolete
type. Will 60 north by the transport Ches-
ter. Two handsome rapid-fre guns for
merry belonging 10 the Spanish torpe1o
boat destroyer Terror have been received
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VIII He Anixed to the Document AT
Two Capitals.

Special Dispatch n the Po~t-In,~liigencer
OTTAWA, oct is.-lf - now Known that
ne .n-erfs4t.o;1a! cofurr!ss son wis., rot re-
turn is u 4e5ec for the signing Of the
treaty IL orde. - carry odt The idea %
calling Z me treaty ~ Quebec. after Il
las b"en signed ~ TIE comlTs4 Is. orera az
= ass4iaRtou the Instrument viii probably
tie taken 10 Quebec and the secretaries
VIA there afSx the seals and append the
necessary official sf5ils
Although ire international commission
stands adjourned 20 the list or November
~ Washington. 10 j. not probable that /,
whl ressAenl5is at that date as Sir VIII
IRA L~abfte- VIII be ur2hie TO attend then
1As Is sss<scs os.s4g required at The capital
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-19
REWARD AWAITS THIS HEROINE
Broken In Health From Nursing Sol.
dfers, Miss WalwOrth Expires.

NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-Miss Rubina Wal
worth died today. after "a five weeks liz
ness, OF typhoid fever. Her mother Is Mrs.
Ella II. Walworth. directress general Of
the Womens War Relief Association.
Miss Walworth was a Vassar graduate
When war was declared she left 81 school
she was teaching and took a course IN
nursing. When the camp at Montauk point
was established she went there as a nurse
and devoted herself 70 the care Of the sick
and wounded soldiers. Sic worked 20 Eeal-
ously and self-sacrificingly that she hroks
down. -
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.-In view Of the
fact that at noon today. with the acqui-
sition OF the island Of Porto Rico by the
United States about s1o.0Go inhabitants of
that island lost Their Spanish citizenship.
the question as 10 what shall become OF
these people politically becomes OF impor-
lance.
Madrid advlccs i.nort that leading citi-
gems In Porto Rico have already taken
steps 10 become naturalizcd as United
States citizens. This Is an error. for ex
isting law provides no way III which this
change OF citizenship can be effected by
residents Of the Islands. There Is no
United States court there, before which
a declaration II intention can be filed, and,
in fact, no machinery al all which can Be-
put IN motion 20 change citizenship
Inquiry into this subject az the state de-
partrncnt dlscloses the fact that !, has
been usual 10 provide a bodily transfer OF
fh. citizenship OF people conditioned as
those In Porto Rico in the treaty of peace
which terminates a war. Il may be pTu-
sent tor the commission a Paris 70 AVOID
any reference 20 Porto Rico again. IN
which case congress viii be called upon
by the president TO confer citizenship upon
Tho Porto Rcans in the same act tina,
which must be passed 10 provide a stable
form OF government tog tire island.
Should either ~ these courses Ia found
!rnpra cttcable, however. II IS SAID a, the
department that international law, n is
OPERATION. would confer American citizen
satp upon ;hese Porto R.cafs. The general
principle b..ng jAat where 4 treaty az ces-
sion IS silent upon the subject Of ci;t-
zenskip Il charges WITH the 60, In the
ease II the acquisition q New Mexico. the
residents r ne territory ~ere given Amer
lean citizenship ~ specific provision OF
lha tretty
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Injunction against the striking wire draw
ers today. The injunction IS q blanket
one and applies 10 all The defendants
named in the petition and - any others
who may hereafter interfere with en-
rioyes % The company.
II restraints strikers from In any man
nsr interfering with the operation CT
oomplainants mill, and from molestin 9
or tnt.mica,ing CT threatening those de-
string 10 work al the mills, ana from
congrera.ing and picketing the MIL or
houses of the employees for the purpose
CT illuminating.
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COLEGRovE GETS DAMAGES.
Awarded $1,000. While the Other.
Are Refused Anything.

Special Dispatch to the -Iutelligencer.
HONOLULU. oct. II, via San Francisco,
Oct. N.-Judse Penny, in his decision In
the libel suits against the steamer City OF
Columbia. awarded damages 10 Russell
Colegrove 10 the amount Of sl000 but re-
fused 10 allow anything in the cases OF
Rose Berlirer and Il. II. Colegrove.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-19
HoBsoN SAILS FROM JAMAICA.
During His Absence work on til.
Colon VIII He proseeures

NEW YORK. Oct "a d.spatrn - ne
Herald from Ca!marera. Cuba, saws
N2Fas Constructor HcbS0n aas ssg.f
coT Philadelphia from Jamaica r.
camp a. the Colon wreck - partly h.:.lt
an. tn- work VI! * On during Mr. Hob
soC's absence.
The preliminary steam tr!al # he In
fanta Maria Te-ssa'x engines was safts
factory.
Tae C1Hc!nna;l has transferred th!r.y
men Tor tae Teresa
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COL. FIFE'S BATTALION
THE FIRST AWAY,
Washington Troops Under Hi. COM
mnnd VIII Sail on the Vairncin-
balance Leave In Few Duv.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct I3.-The trans-
port Valencia Is loading her heavy ire gnt
today. Col Flies battalion OF the WASH
Ingtou troops will embark on IN yaIar@ta
tomorrow. Tne California heavy a~tlilerv
has besn ordered 70 break cana ana ma
camp WILL get of some tine taInorravg
TIE Indiana and Ohio. on watch me rest
- The Washington troops go. viii probab,v
get on The end q the week
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WILLIAM IS HONOREC
IN CONSTANT|NOPLE
Continued From PAGE One,

peFor William of Germany. A number OF
'H@ German newspapers desired that spe-
c'ai measures bc taken against anarchists
in Germany n consequence e the discovery
a. Alexandria ~ the plot 10 assass,nate
Enreror WAlam and King Humaert q
Itaiy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-19

lsttf.f< oct p4ri~< tna last
quartz. TIE northern aais - Germany
sAterI4d ~ America 81 - S>o worth e,
We"rhaG.t. an Increase % s. -. 40
compared - tn tae same ger.s! %, ~.
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LONDON, Oct. l3.-Ralph Dsrael!. broth.
er of the late Earl OF Beaconsfeld. Is dead.
He was In his SSth year. For a long time
the late Mr.. Disrael was deputy clerk of
the pa.liaments.
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storm. In the Uagii.h Channel.

Ip>poN o.. Is Terrific weather
continues - prevail on she south ard
east coasts Il England. Mails hetseen
TaNar aa3 CA.als have Heea :rterrupte..
at there have been many uteb0st sa3
rocket apparatus r@scues.
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