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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-22
TRYING TO PROVE A. ALSss.
Hess Goats says Ne was Elsewhere
~ Time ~ W0hkSVp.

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 the ros'sfntsii xencer.
TACOMA, sept. IA strong slib' - be-
Ing set up ~ Ueft Coats. on trial for bur.
GiarfGps the safe IN tho Tacoma thea'er
last March and taking 80 out n ~ j.
This afternoon 61,ieY ~ peiic~ Read AMI
other refnsegs ~ the department. testified
that Costs hsS ',~er working fof the de.
psr,n~nt a. assistant detective ara stool
pigeon for two ~ three months. and that
on the night of the burglary be came 81
- police headquarters shortly after 3
o'ea5rh sgd fsniainef there where he hal
hts supper until after o'clock when NJ
went 10 the t1svslsnf house. where DER.
SO Leslie tessifes ne remained until late
the following morning
- over the .sns0m ard sdoke ihs saf"
was done about o'ciOes, snf ina' h@ vas
home 80 nelocs as WING manager ~
the steafsr ustihes fhat he wa ~ the
box ornce unfit sftsr Ociocs Kaufman
says they watched untn they saw wing
~ away, ard that Coats Gif fhe Job In
Ave minutes
The prosecution insists that Coats stlii
had chance 30 80 ire job anf fnsn 90
10 IRE police station srf sst H's supper
~ there 10 az opening 81 from fifteen min
utss 60 hsif an h0ur between fbe time
Wig isfs fNe thaaisr ard fhs time Cosis
appeared 80 o." police nsadauarfsrr WHEN
10 only two hincks away
Tho case 10 interesting inssmufh 80
tssf~ 10 an llleconesAiei disposition 90 fHa
Fart 81 the r0unsy officials 80 charge the
police with t~ins the sspes - coats
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TRIED TO MILL Ms swEETwGAmy
Wsstys nsOse ftsss ~ Wwwsa -
whom Ws IVES JsaeWUs.

Sparta! Nspsioh q The Post tnssiigenc~r
HpNLYN, sept y Quite q Sneation 90
oWfvt here today . Mite afssf "a oeIoeh.
caused nv q eol6fed man nv the nsus~ ~
". H. youDaDlopd sftemp'lns 70 rs1ter .
eoIofed woman ~ the name ~ Ailcs VII.
usms Ths Two wsfs 1IAffelInF, WIEN
Y0ubsbiopd draw revolver sHf b~uae
nfibK nj the wpmsAn, wbo ra6 osr into ins
street and then dodGef int a hoos near
w, she wa pWews1 into the beos~
where shs vas rred ~ oncs hit % again
ned into 4 restaurant, ard t~foss her pue.
svef could gain sdyiseLo ne wss syf~stef
~ ths day fosfsbAi Five sbotA wefs hr~d
IN ~. bot - Younfisggd vss tery tpucn
excited be shN wfld Upon bei6n sfr~Nst
he SAID hs wsa oniy soyry re- "a not kiii
ibs woman. The frctbfe Il suppo~~1 ~
have artsst fr1vp ifsio,lsv ~ the part ~
YTsnsbloos1 rhis is sid ~ - hss srcond
crime. having sfv~d a isn-tesss term be-
ftfs fov mustssfng man IN ccld ylccd
Hs ts A miner and has t,~sn employed by
me coal company hsss fof sofb~ time. but
hal been swsy fof few dWys and ~ ssld
kN csn~ bsct with the Infspfion ~ Killing
this WOMAN fseaase 80 M ncf s~furn his
attentions The preliminary trisi VII fake
ttscs tomorrow ~ Veloch.
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she nshs - hssi gravel cvev ssress rnss-
Ths evening On oe6~r wss served On fss
ssfsAs railway esMpeny sad NydssfcW
fboera. contractors. restraining thsm fYvs0
having gravel frsM . gsevsi pit ~ fhs
south end ~ the CITY % Unsre er~ss psv-
inl - going IN and the car Tire
ThA INJUNCTION - ieNssd on me PETITION
~ e. y, Elmofs. VINO chsegss mat TIVE
railway bas M right usHsr its ffAnchss~.
10 haul gravel Ire sesd 10 opess'e1 an
der = franchise GRANTED 30 = y. Hade-
teuah 20 sysif snd opposite . f.ne between
Tacoma and puyaiiuc under wsfch sr9ons
II allowed 70 ~ carried
Frank Z. Dame. superintendent - the
railway. says ~ - not hauling the grave.
hat that ~ has leased the cars Ard cleo
irie engine ~ Rsds,rtfn b oc~ra vno
dam ~ have purchased Elmofs's Interest
w the arAvsi cis
tamore elaine Rydsfscn Goeris made
81 agreement with hin 10 haul the srassl
for ~ cents per yard. but this Rydstrpfp
denies asserting that No oniy ssHsi FL
more for bids but Msfe no contract
The case 10 set down foe hearing toWscf.
row morning
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apertsi trspstrh - no Pas' fnfsii,ssnees
CFtTHAfiA a~gf = There ~ ncgs
rIiys'sn'isi improvement i~ins msfs IN fHs
Tffy how ftan fyf Feaf FY<fy FafnfeF
ar1 eAFFsafer hss 81 so hflsiae~~ Ne ear
sffsud g. arf sesrrsi q fhe f~st dwellings
have bees Tsiaf~f rsgea 7Fia F~slfsn~es
are beins ERECTED Fle,f n fsase nave ~
lshsd The upper ssHfy = ffeif sfone h'd~s
anf made y into af4oes fN~ fHnss ~ fNe
county TIE sfaFss ere fsfas tafaf@f art
essfhs fief ire fsflFssf ~rsrfssnf hss =
large sgrre 81 vnfk hnaifsnw sssfrssts
ard ssFt ~ fNe "a So feieseFs @s1 ey~ss
fgseres resi- sess ~ Nsl.ff ssaH . -
s<syn rh~fe !. a aassf future ~ resfsaNa
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UlLLl UlllL'S TRAGEDY.
9. = DyLASD SHOOTS Ms WIFE ASn
DDO9ues AsD xsl.Ls MsMseLe.
NE wife NED 11sss MIN $50 Ne
seuGhs nsvssGs % ne re1ssy-
she ssss00Se1 Win ws9 tssss
kS11sI-oSssAss Ussl - Oess.

wALLA wALLA. sept 40. u. ny
land killed his wife and his brother,
GrAnt and then committed suicide this
afternoon. The tragedy occurred under
the brow of the hill a few hundred yards
from the state penitsntiafy. o. u. nylsnd
arrived hsrs yesterday from Fomeroy,
Wash, In search o. his wife. who. AZ the
instance Of her mother. Mrs. kiixoss.
deserted him. She came here several
weeks ago. since which time she has been
living with her mothef and Grant Byisnd.
q brothsf ~ q. n. Byianf. The latter.
through q NJ Of Jealousy for his wife ana
hatred for hts mother sia.iaw, determined
70 kiii them all. Ne procured pistol and
quietly stole 20 the house where hss wife
and brother we're. Upon being refused en-.
trance. he shot his brother through the
hsar and be dropped dead just outside ~
the house. Not nndins Mira kllsore. he
turned on his wife. whom he chased into
4 vacant lot hack Of The house and when
. short distance behind her, shot her In
the back Although bleeding and weak.
ensd from the wound. she aross from the
ground and terrible struggle snsue6 be-
tween husband ana wife. For several min
uses they fought desperately he shooting
and striking. whil< she attempted 90
wrench tho pistol from him. After bscom.
Ing exhausted she again fell and the In
fuYtateh husband shot her IN the face,
muttIattng ~ beyond recognition.
lie then lay down beside his wife ana
Oh.
The three bodies lay within n radius ~
twenty feet from Zach other and present.
cd n terrible sight.
Byiand and MS wife lived At Pomeroy,
Wash, and from what can be learned
they were fAvorAbiy known In that 10.
csIlty.
a coronsr's inquest will be held fomor.
row morning. \ long letter Was found on
Byiands body addressed 10 Coroner iils-
lock IL part II says; II got % kiss my
wife for the last time, and now ! am
going 10 kiIf Grant Byland and Mrs XII
gore. and then ! am goins 20 kiIi my wife.
fhsn I VIII hiil myself and put ~ end 80
0vss me ~ Get that 20 bury ma and
my DARING wife. 10 I will close, May tbe
Lord, thy 0ed. have marcy on me"
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vevsass smith shoots Tem Nsess
~ Mop Wsseh.

feeeisi p,spa~h % The rssf.in'siigsnrer
TACOMA Nep, n a sfNfsins soFaF~
s.assugrs-i ~ fhs Herman " tshsf bop fAnfh
a, Nc Milan, isi- 'sis sft~Fre-sT,. shieh 10
wra sssS shs <hnssffns fsss biGaf has 80 l.
lssssf >oF s~s~esi days beswssn F6Ysusan
srAth. - shs h"y rsneh. sni Tn sas9fe,
ussas Smith cafss 90 'esn - Fuf fB0nes o
gsay ~ sfs fireman ba' haf ssuae snrfa
~fsh him snf st6s h,sn ,hfpash shs shsui.
ssg me .~ln6s1 man ga. tfsrnSht =
gave btnssesr 90. Two offer ~ tsgVaglafs
tfsswfs hin1 town 80 rseoma shnse fh~v
were rr.s ~ ssf rtBrfss. $40 asfsea' -
No. .s~fs0>ssfAa for ~r7ffh sol ne ~iaef
sDys~ss ssvr oTrf ~ Iianfas
IA srorf "a s-gns wsste g. NO. fts aafs
ss- - Smith n from sis~sslff4 sna -
gsgag - saae~~~ stn fesmp~~ Ws wss ~
srrsnsTt tsnx~r - tTnrhifs - 4 nfasf ~
Car arb sesthesv " 30 hat REMAINED IN 'hs
t~gr esfss
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Scss.,on Of ssss percentage ana storage
The government nav holds shsf under IN
s.srs o. "a pr ssnu s ss as 70, g : ~
cepting the Amounts derived from Seoraxe
cnaress. not 70 sxcssd S3.O6 Annually. but
2ow tie seosnss COLLECTIONS have dwlnded
making the toni annual comp~nsatson
undsf the NV no. Of. according 10 th~ ruI-
, s g ne eovssnmsnt. 400 But soma
Iowance. ne coiisc,ov = ssiii sn,iiisd 70
The G1m a. not sncesdlng don . yses from
cthsr fees Objected. and THE uiu b. tho
bone o. conssnsscn IN these two cases Of the
Two suits are brought sor tho entire a.
IeEed shortage o. G3is.y. with interest
ano costs, instead OF one asit, By reason u
WIN ,s fre M sr nsr, ~. two dr:cs eona
nfst bond runs from June q, ina. 10 Juiy
Y iss. and the second bond from July Is.
Assu e re- E; ens OF the eo'''s0~' t~'" on
The :uretiss on the nm bond were c. ?.
!Anty. On the second tend we're william
sas %.c s.sa t e. s:na.. : s:% 81 e.
xround that ne n~yss signed. executed o.
description TO the government.
before Judge HAnford, q seattle.
4. W. Bundrea9 Of this city u the coun-
eel for the dcfendantl, c. r. Bsat. William
Eidridge and JasnAs G. Saunders. The gov.
States ATTORNEY Wilson X. Gay
u 10 understood that Mr.. Buddreas
VIII make vigorous hghs. and II il more
70 The United oeafes court Of appesis ~
San FSAnctsco. n not 10 the Tinted States
supTeme court
Mr.. BuddseSs. ON behalf Of Mr. Gaan-
6ers. fled = counter claim IN Zach case
for ne respective sums sued for by the
government FOR fees which Saunders claim
ed and the government diaailowed, ~
hereinb<foes 0Ated
The hrst isonA " In the penal sum Of
N.ooo. and the second for o610A.
were unahsS 70 make 8 dsfsnss. ana judg.
mont has been rsndsrsd against fhsm fos
the full amount.
-. SAunosr, va s!sc unsbi: 70 employ
hgnt the cases ~ 0eai and 1dridge, "
obliged 70 represent Saunders also.
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Dtsnatch 20 the Post-Inteiiigsncer
- TyWE6END, Sept. H.-90me time
- -. United States commenced two
.~.snst ex-ColIecsor James c. 0aun-
~ - bondsrnen n the United States
:Zsss eourf n Seattle. to recover the
a AnA. interest and costs In the
z.e - and the SUN at 0005l with
-.es and COSTS, In the second. being
zz..ss 8 10th actions claimed ~ the gov
S.f o. 63IsE. with interest ana
- = alleged 10 be the shortAGe IN e.
1Ss.rnr aenrder'g account from the 1t1
& Fl 1uns Isae. 10 the 51st day Of Aug
~ 1hresagr arose by reason Of thu fact
- ar-(,olIector Saunders and his advts-
Z 19esed from the treasury department
51soIu = the Interpretation Of the United
-. statutes, regarding the salary. fess
7 16npensae.on 70 which the collector
IArnems Of the district of Puget sound,
Set Tswnsend. n entitled 70 receive.
1000 Saunders insisted that 10 was
49, % receive q salary Of 0,AeD . year
@I - for various off1cjal duties the
76lnoa5 sum Of 1900 = eeas, and from
- 6ees from bonded warehouses. In
- ard Tscoma principally. . further
~ e 80 annually, making q total Of
= ysar, bat the government allowed
n6ess only his salary oT S0,so0 = year
r = ADDITION thereto ali the money col
~ u him from storage fees not az
go the SUM Of t2.oeo per annum- Tho
Nwe AZ money derived from storage
$50 ~ years ~ and lse6 amounted to
= 0ne : year. and. therefore. II will
= - that the difference betwasn the
mun9 ~ eovernmnt aiiowd Mr.. Gaun-
- ~ the amount clAmsd BY him dur
q Asst two years was only eeeD .
=: ~ altar tho Afst two years the
- collections fell from over 0oo .
- = - = year and even isss. conse-
ev uaking tho difference between the
1T claimed by aaundsry and that al
- ~ tho government. the third and
tE0 5earA much more than during the
~ no years
\ mems that al ths collectors Of customs
& - various ports q the United States
1u1ve sseir total compensation from thrss
oueas: rrHt. n ANIMAL sAAasy which II
10y small part a. the entire compen-
-; second. eli oollectors are allowed
Wfes various official dudes parfoensed and
ntnss on the amount Of money col
~: and. third. al collectors are also
0Dued to retain for their own 49, ali the
- they collect from storage charges In
- varehounnn, not exceeding In any
u Nox. however. the sum 81 Q1eo With
= rUvfaon that no collector ahaii untier
u circumstances receive any more than
year compensation.
due August n $50. the cOliector OF
- poet receiyed = aaJAry Of q 90 PER am
- I'D IN additional maximum cUmpen-
- nom fees not exceeding o11cD q year
- total annua! saiasy. Of the col
~ under the old law 20 b 13.OO0, 10
- olnount according 70 Goms authnri-
- geofaxe fees were addsd ana according
sAofD were excluded
1hie vas the dubious state u Affairs untSi
= 1Rh day Of Angus. 10, WHEN CON-
- paDsd an act reorGanlGng the col.
hef1on dlssrics Of PuSet sound. making &C.
~ ana Tacoma ouhports Of entry and
- the annual salary ~ the collact1r ri
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MATCHING TIME aOyAL CmssooK.
ISsh Ce@alss1sses Espsess Ms Ne
sslss TVOm WsasSshse Plant.

oOtso boO0 We0oVewse VsewG
Special Dispatch 20 the Post. fntsllisspeer.
a.: TACOMA, sss n ,.,,u.d ,a~sy ron; s,s:
. trip 70 the nsw. hatehsvy on the Wen
Atchss. tie II enthusiastic over the pros
poets of the success OF the plant, .wbteh
= che o.: es e 1s,. ro ssd ~
salmon. tks king Of commercial food
M. Crawford IA. s,sg nsn already
chances are Arst rate for making q ma
turnout 81 fry this season.
The wsssichse hatchery II the frsi
hatchery on tbs Columbia that y located
r. ss. sSs 'Sn rom pee ' ala G o." ' e., our
racks IN quite esriy enough 10 catch the
nrst run ~ Dish, which, on account ~
,ss sns :s:s, e s. usual s " W 70 ss -:
/. good nanibsr % NJ he nsh cns shalI
stssihsads and { good share ~ shs bsa
"'"axsn SEASON y. VIII he ready 70,
them, and ..iii hsys. our ,sets - place
by the middle u Juiy o. soon after, ~
a. Y 'sss :nvan,As6 81 ths n,., run
as,es:., 'o..:'ss :: .ss:' g. ." -.
ford. who has charge ~ the hatchery. ~
. very .ucce:sfal nsh mar and -iiI .1 = r,
ire nee hatchery
~ bsiinvs that when these npsriv~y
hsschsrfss. ~ wtJet this II the nrss ard
only oss, ara established. that thu royal
chinook salmon, which comes near be-
,ns extinct. viii t~ az piersifui ne IN
days gone by, and that she roiumbis
river W ts able 70 rsss'n 'ss 'sp"'s''en
Mr.. fissis was also ~ anmish. where
o site wss decided upon, and consfruc.
lion work viii commence IN q week ~
IN q dsv ~ swo a. inspect the hatchery,
Witch IL nov rosuptstsd and ready foy
operation 4 hpe l0t ~ silver salmon
and good sprinkiin4 ~ rys. salmon sf.
season II Assured
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SPEAKER cIssg Ar eoLpgspsag.
IL E~A~svovtws sc OvGs~sss Dssses
1<alslHtl~n CINNa.

erecfai Dispatch 20 the r~s.frieil senrer
DDispBSfbAf,E. ssnf - - y cline,
formerly speaker - he house Be- nov
speaking mighty IN me school h1u-es ~
kijesitat ofgssiyinz shsf 10 csiis direct
legislation cisee Tho visitor MAKES
great effort IN he Yfsifs - the f~eYrnf
ihfssh.hs crews IN his toffnevs firm 0ne
fissrlef g. another tie ~ sfvef'aef -
address the cftlssns - fSolssafs.s tonight
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WOULDN'T movg rva Tns TRAM.
Nst skWsh Wss rsss ~ sSe GaOsse
which Nailed over WsW.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post Int siilxenvr
NoHTTf YAKIMA, Sept u An Italian
lafogSr NAMED gernain wss s'rvcb BY a
was fnWiIstsd s~vont fercsnIfion. der.
main vas fft.Ak snf when he sew tho
train coming. held RE ground upon The
track anf shosh his nsf ~ The LOCOMOTIVES
sifd defAf ~ 20 mortal cofnfas There 10 a
large forces ~ ITALIANS here wcfttns IN the
railroad and they are consije ably escited
~ fbe death ~ pesmein especially ~ ne
10 The oNcnnd ~ their number kIll~f hy 4
train ~ tho Yards here wfrnia the last
fpffV eight hours
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SEATTLE .svEs TnE oo.sy.
Msssss Gsssseess Change rIsss END
G1 ~ Way AZ e0pstaaA.

Special Dispatch 90 the Post intelligence
srOKASt. sept IN special train.
hearing about for'v Eas'errs members ~
the American fnrf'o,e ~ Mining rnsin.
asrs and their etyes, On route - Nsp
annual session ~ mat organization. ar.
rived ~ the city This noon and we're ROY.
ally entertained during their stay ~ shout
seven hours Instead ~ going 20 Seattle
over fhs Grraf Northern. a. INTENDED fhs
plans we're changed here whereby the par
~ left tonight for Portland over the
~ ~ AN
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Special Dispatch 90 the poUt .lnseiiixs ncHS.
PORT TOWNSEND Sept TT Mxon,
In charge Of the United etAass geological
survey, and specially dssaiIed on 6be Oiym-
psc reserve. has been In This city ths past
two days collecting data from ex-cosinfy
Surveyor James n. Hogy and others rels-
tive 20 the extent Of the reserve IN this
viii ~ considered by the ipteFios depart.
nent In connection with the application
soon 10 b. made IN have tho famous forest
1OenS 0S(Rereru from sSa reGevve. which re-
moves from settlement sons 81 shs finest
land IN the two countteA
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Special Dispatch "a the acknowledgement
TACOMA sept u.--JudGe Williamson
denied the motion for q ponsst In the
after an argument lasting until after
noon today, holding that II vas n qnes-
ton for the jury 10 determines WHISTLER
the premium. The case will be eonciud.
81 tomorrow.
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ef@rfal fsspsffh ~ fN~ r1sfsfAf @gifs@r~ss
CEsFrtAt.lA Nsfs = Hsfvessifs - -
ran tAasf ara fnfteh letter 0tett@ sfn f.s
for a fhaa eef~ % ff~ saflrirafes or
len aaiKef sal sSH tusfsls ~ @yrsfl~~f
grain 4Bf fhs osfs s~Nf fsgrw Nffr ~ sgsfv
tfshss - ne srfs %eafis al ere gystf
w4i - sffNef fHsesbsf - rAa~sf ~ ss~sns
fhis wrss sssrpffne shaf ~Nef = y~ry
lass Mo- esesslssf ssefhsT sss siS~S fne
farmers ~ esFfne ~ fhsif er1f~ nleSey. a.
shssssh fks feffe 81 pa~rs f9ssss ~
rot HssfsY - ~ GO s~~fs~f
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VANCOUVER r. &pf p Tr~ 90
nafian Pacific railway hss made SO ~
appropriation - coswpI~fs fhe work ~
sfrafehf~ntns ard improving re csfurr-
bls b Nootenay brsreH nrtwee0 S~isg1
ara Hor~0n THIS makes s-oAHa for wsrx
IN one year
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af~cfsl Dispatch 70 Tho Post fnf ixencrr
FONT TOWNSEND %pt IA erars
cam ~ svrinHng hrem~r vac orsantr~si
hcrs a@f nfsNt frvn ire 80 cr~rspsnies -
sns forni 4<pHgs merit 90 pararfpat~ ~ fn~
biz tournament ~hleh sasee pfeee durina
the industrial - tsc~sticn ~ W~~fnniTseter On
Oetoher ~ The ~xpen~~s ~ IRE f~~v -
ard frprn fhe toufnsfnenf are - - psfd ~
srverel ershuefsefie lncsl fssssnce~ men
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Special fnspsfch 10 the Post -fnseli ssnc~r
TACOMA, Sept. H.~Thomas clark. the
mining mar. has made an examination ~
the feonociast mine. ~ kseier, and says
4 has promise ~ being one ~ the best
Of Patsy Glars. Of Montana. vho q a large
owner IN the 10 Rot ana ether fsrtfish CO.
iumfia mines.
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Special piagafch - the & 81 fnteifl sencsv.
WuATCDM. Sept IN rev ns~E -
te Known the scandinavian 4 rurTfcsn.
viii h. opened heye November T. Tnr esrs-
fsi oil he 90 90 Ne Ffsrk OIesoa -
seafve 10 Organizing y ard Io~sl nsen wiII
hold nearly oil IRE stock
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Salts fee Gssspe via Wssss.

TACOMA. Sept. n The British four
mssted bark Arfacan. capt. Donald m.
ished loading wheat today and
10 ready 10 sail for Europe.
the nfsf saip TO load cargo
~ isp wheat she carries about sS1
tons, and IL one 81 the feet chartered
BY Halfoar. Guthrie d Go.
Todsy's receipts ~ wheat were the
largest ~ the season. thirty nlne cars
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SPECIAL pss,~tch ~ the Post. infelIi xcnc~r
,yy,rH , bsNp. ~, , y m &c., p DR.,
and Aim Mrprife. ssI ~ f1ss city vent
90 Vancouver todeT 70 tofr fhe Thirty ffs1
regiment tinted States volurfaers oetIrf
for Msrils. II re- UNDERWOOD fhes num-
her ~ others hefe are ANXIOUS % erIiss
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Special Dispatch 70 thu rosssInssliisencsr
TACOMA sept. 2f-The police have
some Esysar- CTR. ~ Gina, 10 sup
posed a. have eloped With tbsfI~s sum
mers, Of UoqulAfn. The GIrfs father
that they tssss tooh train for Tacoma
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Juss sSs sssh vs~s~vv.

TAcsyNA aeu, u"rss sssse ,rssS -
audit ard control let the contract today
y issIfour guthrie 3 Co. for furnishing
efs bales % Calcutta fute for the sacb
factory ~ the psnttsntisry ~ WsiIs
WsiIA
Delivery = % be msde IN December Tse
price In 0Wis Per IN pounds for red
brands and 0s'b for black branis A
bale contains about IN pounds.
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spsofsl rsspafeh - The ps~ssrse1lfgrnrer
fsf.YNpfA. @rrf n GRIND wsss~r Scr
nan ~ the Neaons h4s sc8oinfe4 t8des
" a Fygfef - iris city - ~ ppws IN
~ grand sres@4reT made ysranf ~ M
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! STONE, SANFOM&LAM . .::.: !:

fsssed with Jadse prsfh~r - ssrHsrs~
p~nrnss with ntr, for ewo ov fnrr~ renfns
sa ne wished - Try fhss cituefs N fhs
hope mat u would benefit his throst
troubles
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md HIS BONDS.


81. eut Dsit 70 Recover Alleged
1850 VIII Seen De TSS@A -
{, s~eeunAess Says Propos
- n, Vet Been Allswsa nsa
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ag~st AgE swpf " ~fs3es u n pee
ga ~ s~sfss sffftsf ksfs yesfsrisF sri
:, iks sss.f,sr .gssr,. 2 ses.G iYiss 1. q
yrSSAa sysr sAe sssse4s 20 Il s,ssssss
yD/Oe beuoon oasl ssIn0' a. - - -
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STREET. namwAr EVOLVED.
Wk~ Shelf ms~t Grsv~t fse Tsssws
ssss~ss 10 the Qssssess.

Rgsesal issrNses 90 fns pet fassiitstefeF
TACOMA sAz, r. ~ts ssfsfesffss isssl
zs,s.srr eom~a1.y s~soss tsdgs esgrsal. q