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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-17
SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMoNDS
ROUTE.
Time Card-Leayes Seattle a. m. II m.
and o. m. Leaves Everett S:i5 a. M.
2:30 .. m and Tbs D. m.
Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
Connections-At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma At Everett With the
steamer Mikado for Snohomish, and with
the Everett Monte Crlsto Railway for
Monte Cr.sto and way stations.
Coiman dock. Seattle. Merchants dock.
Everett. S. r. b. SCOTT. Manager.
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Seattie Local ReroTt--Maxsmum Temperature. -
degrees minimum e.; meAa ~: 81 Of Az ZACH of
rAsa fell during the past twenty four hours.
GEORGE ~ sALisBrRY.
Section Director W%athsf BussAA
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sxaarr RIVER RouTE-steaner skas,.

Tsayss seattle-Tuesiay November H.
a. a IN: Thursday. November rs, at 7
a m. Saturday, November - a; ia m
leaves Mount Sernon--yF s3nesiay. No
va-nber Is. Al I q. m. Friday. Sovetnber
II. at q IN. suusiay, NosemcsE y. a.
q m. Cal!uS az Ean70nds Stanwood.
Ffr. Skasts City. Mount vernon and Ayaa-
Fo- passenger and freszat rates. apply
a. CITY Dock ". T. GiskssoB. general
manager Telephone. Main 81
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ELGTN MATTERS.
''"ek Farmers VIII Exhibit Mt the
!, ". II. and v. Festival.

'aek Farmers VIII Exhibit Mt the
-. II. and v. Festival.
.s'n Texas, November 27.-Consider.
Y interest is being taken by our citizens
= specially the farmers in the Fruit
ssu ana Vegetable Festival to be held
n0uslon, beginning December ii next.
IVA ~, iarmers are working hard to have
.s 49, exhibit and 1t will no doubt be at
NY iafgely by many Of our citizens.
~ VI well, four miles south of here
a ms''ne to be good fnd, oil having
|,b,,.,O ut over top OF some suffice to
kssa Inc ground for considera BILE
|,n,r, around. The stockholders are very
|nefgy. "N' ~ 10 work with renewed
|oh !, Jackson and Miss Inez Gillum
|t,aeS MS place, were married at II
|. " ~ Yesterday at the residence OF Rev
\ iii, nlsas pastor of ie Baptist church
(hul,,' B chumley and Ms, Lula
|as.1 u we're married at the residence O.,
n I" :. Burns, Judge Burns offc!at-
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Mourx ~. ----------
!. osnt Calm'k Rrann,

luss,.. ann Texas. November 81
|. n,ss Ss Texas towns are jubllant over
tus, c s,s's OF cotton factory. While
!. lo,., s'n IS not large enough to justify
FOsn i,s,a OF cotton mill here, It has a
pa turns -. supplied by home product,
fifset :. ~, me best brooms On the
fskts cres,,s laiiy supplies the county and
p over ~ liable shipments to many poIn d
pa larp. state. 1t gives employme j. I
n brinss 'orce during the busy sea SON
ferrls,or neat sums into the town. The
|ss m.a :. g. Atwood. is a kee, busi.
sssk othsr ~, mas received inducements
locations, but has refused.
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Es ~ Wheat Crop IN centrnI Te,o.

htioc. eAss' November 27.--The irdi-
- n. Is mat this part Of the State Will
81 ~. .',sest wheat crop by many acres
hsl mere. The present price OF cot
Pinc,ess s'eat inducement TO the farmeys
u % far ,n Gotten acreage next year.
tefned ana 4. .ne temptation has boon
r more VIII sne original intention OF COW
"a 81 81. sa. has been adhered to. The
y nal r1cp. In fact. has been sown
~ us,,,, - lof Il Is up and doing well.
l ! he ~, screage is given 10 oats next
mi ~'0n acreage will be materially
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING:

Houston, Texas, Nov. eth, 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given that special
meeting of tho stockholders CT the Hous-
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by the Board OF Directors
OF said company 20 convene at the general
office of said company in tie City OF Hous-
ton, Texas. at twelve o'clock. noon. on the
nineteenth day of january. 1900, for the
purpose of authorizing the making. execu-
ton and delivery Of q first mortgage upon
the railroad recently purchased and now
owned by said company commonly known
ms tie waco and Northwestern Division
OF the Houston and Texas Central Rail
way extending from point in or near
tho town of Bremond. in Robertson county.
Via Marlin and Waco. to point In or
near the town OF Ross. in McLennan coun-
~. with its franchises and appurtenances
10 secure the payment Of first mortgage
bonds of the Houston ana Texas Central
Railroad Company to en- amount not ex-
ceodlng tweuty-fye thousand dollars for
each mile of said railroad, payable at a
time rot exceeding thirty years from their
cate. and bearing interest AZ rate not
exceed ing six per cent per nnnum, payable
semi annually to be issued for the pnr-
rose OF paying for. completing, improving
and operating the said railroad with its
franchises ard appurtenanccs
Y. w. CAVE, Secretary
Houston & Texas Central Railroad Com
many. l-10-l9D0
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SAFETY deposit boxes in convenient sizes
for rent and valuable books. records. jew
elry. plate. deeds, life and insurance poll
cles and Wills received for deposit ana
safekeeplng in the vaults Of the Houston
Land and Trust Company. No. 1908 Frank
lin avenue. Houston, Texas. i2-i5-s'
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NOTICE is hereby given that the regular
Houston East and West Texas Railway
Company will be held at the general onioe
Of the company. IN the city g Houston
f,n asv of DECEMBER, 1899; and the regular
s,n asy meeting NJ Of The directors Of said
nnusion EAST and West Texas Railway
Company viii be hello in the eo ely Of 1 5oss
son ., ne 10Th day OF December, 1889 Jamfs
a''' MAYER. Jr, secretary Houston East an !
nesi Texas Railway Company. l2-l5-e9
a,,,I1T.Ms STANDARD TYPEwRITER--
aslas sessss' best e. w sfsSsa eo
nacn.ai1'A Agent. No. POI Main. Dallas. q
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4 lsiisssnn elmer & Amend,. A
a,SH pue and prophyilctie' TIL
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS negotiated In sans TO suit ON I'm
D. owed or ununproyei real estate, or sails.
factory short time paper. Harvey I. D..
Wilson. room !, Wilson building iioufton,
Tesae Always nave on hand FOR sale
choice mortgage notes: parties having
money. TO invest invited 70 call 2-g-s1
$50, 600 10 LOAN on Houston business prop
erty in amounts % SUIT. one 70 ten ysars
at lowest rates Of 1 hs Or can sy ef0 sesp
INV part or the city with loans on tho IN.
stallment plan; these loans can be paid In
flii or any part OF them a. any tine; y. 10
delay In getting your money; can ciose i ia.
"a satistnctory: can supply parties wanting
10 buy lots or build with special bargains IN
choice blocks. quarter blocks. lots or resi-.
fences IN an parts OF the city or additions
an sasy terms or for cash. Apply al once to
h. l. Mills. 2o5 MaIn street u
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THREE FURNISHED or unfnrnished room
Tor light housekeeping. Apply 500 Liyeoall
street Io.t
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

STRICTLY frst-elssg board ara nlessan'
a,rott. or ether psts; for winter; prlyale
ian iIy preferred or select private board
INK house: must be convenient gentleman
travels; Will not pay more than We wortn,
ouired. Address Business. this Office. Is
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Upstairs, newly furnished rooms
for gentlemen only, bath privilege. sos La.
branch. ia
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TWO OR THREE furnished rooms for light
housekeeping in desirable locality. Apply
iii San Jacinto. corner Dallas. i2-l
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WHAT RENT HOUSES that are vacant
control and will take pleasure in showing
same. Call for list n. NJ. Norfleet phone
6I3, B,nz building. 1872
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are headquarters for rent
houses; save time and money by calling on
US for anything in this line. Scanlan a.
Bartell. 2Q6 Fannin street, opposite Post
office.
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WILL rent my nice farm In Orange county.
including pumping plant and farm imple-
ments, cheap. Address Box 1ol Orange.
Texas. 40
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WANTED TO RENT.

a,7;.ITTn.--To rent two unfurnished rooms. for
WAN ,sakeeping; have no children; CLOSE
ilsni Aaaress 7Iis. this office. y
urnsh 20 h foar r 81 ps'' FOR
iurnispbe ounseKeepine: close in; good neigh
iig lhona references. Address IIa5, this 81,
fce. ----------------------
RI LEASE OR RuY-.A newspaper Iss. snd 'Ss
ofacs. southwest Teas ,ewh p Taxs n
L.. 5oi avenue G. san An.onlo: ls1ss. y
WAITED r. aas sotss e scnvsnisnt q
hadress m. this Office y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-Splendid chance for a physician
10 buy complete Office with rich assortment
OF medical books aud surgical instruments
and furniture. Apply at once Room .,
5d2ls Main street. Houston. Iexas. IL
WATCHES. clocks. ieweiry. optical goods: :
big bargains. at Mllton.s. sos Pralrle. Z.
sAWMILI--Thc best local trade mill Ia Tex
as Tar sale with timber for four years
run. hes, location IN the state y, A..
care az Postmaster, Plantersyille. Texas.
1871
FOR SALE-The stone quarry and 100 acres
ana eyerything belonging 10 the Pecos Red
SAND stone Quarry. For particulars, ad-
dress B. p. Van Horn, Trustee Peeos. Tex
as. -
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FOR RENT-Handsome hve-room cottage.
bath. etc., Fargo and Stanford streets,
Fairview Addition. Apply Norfeet q Co.
Binz building 1915
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FOR Two rooms over DeMertt's Shoe
Store. S13 Main street. 1s-i
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wANTkD--ros as painter and decorator
work guaranteed irst-clsss. Address i7S
this office
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BOY. IL years old. would like to md work
q any kind: experience in TIMING 5lS
York street. 81
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WANTED--By whi,c man cook, situation To-
camp or boarding ears. Grst-elass baker; or
section hcuse 1ea6 this Office so
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A SUITABLE Christmas present is Smith
Premier typewriter. Price. $1,000 Write
j. j. Pastorisa Pig & Litho, Co.. for terms.
Houston. Texas. II
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SITUATION wanted by young man, married;
experienced collector; can Keen small set Of
ar1 cutter; AL references. Address yii6.
this office, 10
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YOUNG MAN. web acquainted with city.
would like to get work of some kind; strict
~ sober and Industrious Address ';l3, this
Office Is
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REMINGTON TYPEWnITER Tor rent, g ~
monthly. Telephone Se3. y
If you HAVE anything for sale or trade
list IL with me ard you can get quick re-
turns John T. Boyle, 305E Main street.
v ANTED TO BUY--A Shepherd dog Of from
three TO six months old ABBY VITA price;
10 Il A. Froclieh. Warrenton. Texas 2s
VIZ pay begt prices for second hand furnl-
ture and household goods. Ring uT 1856
q rings); will call. Wright & Coombs. "a
Milan, -
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SITUATION wanted by colored boy, II
years old TO work in yard or TO wash
dishes in boarding house. Address 1850, this
Office %
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s. 8. COTTON Z BRO, Tirs lnsufspee.
Agents and Adjustsrs. - Min street.
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WANTED Situation by young man as as
sistant shipping clerk or any inside wors
In. Wholesale or commission business, good
street .S
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS
PR0FEssIo

DETECTIVE AGENCY = Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal invesnga-
i.cittd. James Mccane. boz 100. Houston.
Tsxas. Z
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SITUATION WANTED -MALr.

SITUATION wANTED.--prusgist. sradust,
wants a positions sober steady aud indus
trious, Address 5i2s, this ofncN
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WANTEp.-Posltion by Herman man and
wife; man to help around house, is very
handy; wife to assist in homework: guar.
. antee 10 give saiislnotion. 1lha. This ofhce. 2S
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED--Agents 70 sell most popular holt
day and standard books published; big pay
II you mean business j. A. Tbweatf, iOi5
Walker avenue. Houston. Texas.
AGENTS On salary or commission; the great
est agents seller over produced: every user
cf pen and Ink buys Il on sight eoo % 59s
p per cent proft; one agents sales amounted
10 $500 10 Fix days: another $50 In two hours
Monroe Mfg CO.. X Ia, La Crosse. Wlsl2.i
JUST oUT--Guitar chord attachment; any one
can play; Csc agents and dealers wacted
shaw Instrument Factory. Decatur. III. ls-S
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS
Lots for sae at lowest prices on install.
ment plan.
John A. Milroy, Agent, 22o Msia ST. II
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NEW EIGHT ROOM two-story house, BATH
room, cistorn, servants quarters, two.story
barn two lots. southwest corner, for sale on
rent plan, IL lots IN best reside1re part Of
city, near cars sewer and watcf must he
sold to cloze an estate J. c. ldeson, 2l2
Fhnnin street. 12-2
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SPECIAL BARGAIN In cottage. near Fair
Ground school house: ten minute car. Ap..
ply Bette Bryan. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-17
Desperate Battle on the Floor Of
the Hall.
THE INTERIOR rs WRECKED.
Police Watch the Proceedings and
Make Ne Attempt 60 Interfere,
Except TO Step u Young uoer Who
Tried to Fire the Debris-The
English Fight Their Way Ont
Into the Street-kruger ANNOYED.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Cape Town cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail, who con-
firms the report that the johannesburg
meeting on SATURDAY was broken up by
bands of armed and organized Beers, says:
The Beers occupied the building quite
m hour before the commencement OF the
meeting, and from the galleries threw
down boxes. chairs and tables upon the
Uitianders in the arena Within flfteen
minutes terrible fightlng was in progress.
The whole interior was wrecked, the police
remaining passive spectators and the
wreckage made a huge pile on the main
floor OF the hail. At one point In the fight
Ing the police caught young Boer trying
to set fro 10 the debris. bat they liberated
him after mild rebtike.
AT this point fresh contingent os
Beers Invaded the hall flourIshing sticks
and iron bars and attacking every utt-
lander they came across unarmed. The
Uitianders made for the door escaping
after terrible scuffle, Ia which many
were injured Outside the hall they form
ed up waiting for further attack.
'"The Toers then held q meeting inside.
wrecked the har. emerged and marched
10 the police barracks, cheering for tbs
government and hootlng the Ui,IandeFa
Huge crowds throngei the streets ihrough-
out the night
''sT'he censorship a. johannesburg IL very
strict. bzit the latest kilograms say that
many scenes ot violence occurred in the
streets after the meeting. Matters bal
begun TO look ugly when The police ecna-
ySsnr4aut persuaded the Tsoe-s To tzezsarf
the English resnaIFslnr behind and singing
the national anthem Two Engilshmen
who we're arrested after the meeting fcr
disturbing The peace were ultimately re-
leased preslden; Kruger ard ;he Beer AL
thorsiies are said To- be greatly annoyed
because the president had promised 90
permit TIE meeting If conducted 10 orderly
fashion,
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BIG BILLION DOLLAR YEAR.
Americas Exports of Merchandise
Ia 1&aS Exceeded ffaports by
xG.i .Gn,53s

WASHINGTON. Jan. i3-~puring sbs
ca!esslar year igs me United ssasas ex-
ported sszf. ~. * nore of merchandise os
all sorts than u lrssorye4 or gain ln ex-
cssa % sxT.o~ts over isgs of 1854 IS ~.
T1ses4s egzornaoas figures rsges %enr tne bal
hree in our favor shawn BY tae effcsal
figures sa~asa fg th# bszre&a of statistics
today sor the year Fses
The bureass's statement shows that our
exports for fxs we're ii "a szsIsa ard our
imports ssz<~2 "a zsa OF whi~a s1S7 .sss sls
came in free of duty. TIE statement
FYlssAs comparisons with osgr fFafaa feF IRE
i've sesgz immediately preceding sh# ps2s.
the largest exp@rfs fer 4ay II thss@ gears
s%sng 81 SO 30 ss5 10 iss. aFss fhe i5Fsf.
ss1s 40 .IaE. la lisa Ttss ensy Sshsr billion
aaslar vssar wzs ia iss. when we sxaostes4
81 sG. .gT- Fl
TIE sEnss9r;s fcr fss were IRE esesfeE.
t1 RaT ~ tae sir yeare compared. being
ss%sa 81. .Sss xaaSrux t1tgsss - n is97. ss1
SCR. sSzssss i lssa. eftassa fbe imports sers
She .avgess .for .he paxs sx ysa~w.
IT'S g1sd sTys-srta FOR sae Ys1r ~. ssre
s1f& % 49, agi4 tA@ exports Us tes sss. "
an excess 81 god imported n lisa II sI4l.
ssl - ~s compared 18th ar er ans.s os god
~ rsorts sn Isss os s~ssss19
The sasgsy tzssogts fo< sae ysa~ I1as 1e~e
i.@ - ~ &Es tna exgsnTss tsk ~. .1gss a. sx.
e@a~ % szsysr experts of f1s sgss 10 80 saan~
Y-agssl With al @xe&s2 Of silver "a yagsS a
axys cs xzs.ssAxsA
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Special Dispatch 10 the pos.-In.e,,,peucer.


W
s noncia
that will the British Columbia
acer beenr
thini
e
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PROTEST AT OLYMPIA AND OTTAWA AGAINST THE ALIEN BILL


VICTORIA JAN loIhe alien exclusion bill will
Nv uhect
dredgin itinotho
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AS the morning wore or. all steps
seemed to converge toward Columbia
street. ana the sidewalks were thronged
with people ~ s:an O'Clock the train was
not vet made M. ard the crowd gathered
goo4-natureiiy about tire railway plat
form ard waiting room. Soon the strains
cs music were heard IN the distance wag-
ner'x First Regiment band was coming
Marching down Second nveuue the band
stopped long enough for seTenaae 90 the
Post t-fnteiIigencer. playing Sol Asher's
familiar march named f0r the paper. As
IRE hand turned into Columbia street from
FIRST avenue, tire crowds cf people and
the nawt: 81 tire instruments gave 1he
scene the innpresxi.eness OF a military
pageant.
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<esaaaaes. GA f4xs G~xaG
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TODAY The FIRST
VOTE FOR SENATOR.
King County's Candidate Is
In the Vanguard.
HUMES SURE OF PATIO 25.
Ballot Will Show Him to Be
Stronger Than Wilson.
HUMES SURE OF % TO 25.

The Various Managers Decitne 70
Give Out Neutrality-suspicious.
Mans Cause Hopeless and Neshtng
hut = Miracle Can save Him FroM
Defrat--No Longer Talks of Cnu.
e0s-Meettnx ef Republicans.
However. viii Tie Held Wednes.
day or MISUNDERSTANDING Hao
Decided to Compliment Lewis.
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legislature ASKS
PRESIDENT 1O ACI.
First Formal Move in Amer
lea Is Made.
RESOLUTION IS PASSED.
Both Houses Respond to Repre-
sentations by Business Men.

Attention Called by the Chamber Of
Commerce to the Possible Breach
of Friendly Relations, and the
Matter In Taken Up Under Sus.
pension Of Rules-President Me-
kinley Asked TO Lay the Question
Before the D0miniOn Government
-Rectprocity I'm Mines to be Pre-
sented to Joint High Commission.
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Eleven weil-Fiued Coaches.

slowly the coaches rolled into placs ard
ga zach ere came within rnacaiEg a.s-
sance = was eagerly soar8ed, unfit. as
ahe eleven cars stood tined up. every ona
was cnnsartaAly filed As each coach
holds shout Hfty people. it is easy 10 cal
eglats tne total number
A. ? O'Clock the seeus was worth a Pr
ture. Tp and down the song iine OF cars
heads we're thrust owt of windows ard
people wsr@ chatting gatly w3sh friends
along the platform 4 thousand people
gathered aAatxr she train "a se~ sfae excssr-
ssarsi<tz or In tse center was the i-ana
ard as ;he toIsv lsttsnx Georgia C'arqp
Meeting" rang owt the erowsYs auplss4sa.
All The scenes ard 8ucfasnts % thr@ug
os city people q. = railway sta4lon we're
snere. All fhe old aEHyes Ant n@>gaaA-
fares evsr ola yet aswaxs new the stag
s3y rvzr es Business ~sznss very bearing
heepeAkx thrs9t ard y&sa. sAe lawyer.
aruvns wAnra there seems - roat Is. sas
ar an imaginary Jury ard rs1ss % aerial
saw so=1ks. she fas rsaa. VITA s@1sms TO
t~s Offering n constant apology g@- .as
space se cecupasa fAs 1assns nan. wassse
ce1ssrx ls saS sssnal ser laughter sAe t4--
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Five Hundred Enthusiasts
Garry the King County
Yell to the State
Capital.
Federal Brigade Looks on in
Amazement - Charge That
Humes Is Not King
County's Choice Con-
vincingly An
swered.
CLOUDY sky and an incleren.

CLOUDY sky and an inclement
A morning did not dampen the or
"A dor OF the i've hundred supporters
OF Mayor Humes for the senate
who gathered at the Northern Pacific de-
pot yesterday morning to take the train
for Olympia.
TIE crowd exceeded the expectations
even OF those who have believed all along
that the excursion and demonstration
would be success.
There were ten coaches and one COM
bnation car in the excursion train and
they were all full Of people.
More than so tickets were sold for the
excursion. ard 10 all appearances every
man who bought ticket was aboard the
train.
Not for many a day has the depot been
the scene OF such activity and animation.
Long before the hour set fo- the train
TO leave. the streets about tie business
center OF the city showed signs that some
unusual movement was going on In the
dun gray o. the morning men could Re
seen hurrylng along the sidewalks and
the experienced hackman or shrewd news
boy as orce sized them up for travellers
bound on a short Journey. The down.
town restaurants ds3 an unwonsed h,isI-
ness for so early an hour. Around the ta-
hles groups os men were swallowing a
hasfy breakfast, pausIng now and then
for a glance at the morning paper or a
hit OF conversation on the senatorial sstu-
a.