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The citizen., 1899-04-28

ANbhNtNh = i'Nii anu t'hiiih A'bue
Sold on Atlanta streets for souvenirs.
Atlanta, Ga, April -. News is cX-
pcctcd hourly of the lynchng of Al
bert SeWcll, Il negro who said that
negroes should aVrnge the recent
lynchngS here. I'M infuriatcd mob
has ben hunting tor him all day. but
he has thus far ciudcd his purSucrS.
Word was received here that he had
been caught and lynchcd. but ii was
coutrad,ctcd later.
The country in which he is supposed
10 j." hiding is being secured by bands
OF armed men, and il j., believed that
he has no possible chance of escape
Strips of roasted human flesh alId
human bones are being openly sold
here rs highlyplizcd souvenirs of the
burning OF sam Hose at the stake ON
the Palmetto road, TWO miles from
Newman. These shocking relies of the
fiery lyncling were literally hacked
from the ncgro'S body as 1T urchcd
forward in death. partly released from
the chain which had held him fast to
a tree.
The citizen., 1899-04-28

tory The saloon of Lawrence Nc
Stravog. on the southeast corner of
Twenty and Callow Hill streets.
was completely wrecked Windows.
bottles. glasses. cash register, cigar
cases and beer pumps were piled up in
a mass on the floor.
philadelphia, April 26-The injured
in the factory explosion as far as re
ported to the police are: Margaret Bur
coe. 81 years Old Of 1896 Callow Hill
street. fracture: Harry Randall. %
years old, of Camden, was at 2.345
Callow Hill street, laccrated wounds
of scalp, and burns; Mrs. Mary Barr,
400 West Twenty-fourth street, blown
out of the house; her next door neigh
Dor, Mrs O'Donnel had her baby
blown from her CRgs beth woman
and child suffering from shock;
Charles Marion. l. years old. 2.312
Callow Hill street. lacerated wounds
of scalp: IizZe Donahue. 2347 Callow
Hill street. laceratcd wounds of face:
Frank Gihcrson. | year old. rescued
from a Callow Hill street house by
Fireman Davis. of lose Company %.
The citizen., 1899-04-28


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We "'o .'"',u HNI'L'HI '' 'ii' uin' ol
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~, ',.l,, ',''-','N "'l 'U' -" ""' ON 'u'
GoliH was p.'',.Gu 1t l,,'rl'l nearing he
lU'.'" ,''1 ""l''S. W. ''u@l I."'vct
W.', ,, ,U"','''i " ""'"''.' Nl'I'' '"'''
,Ti,l,I '', 90 '',''o ~ ,'i,' l'tii %. M2J"t
'i'V,'''H' I""ul SV''u Il'ii'S from al
'', wv ''"'' ''''''" %" T." '''' N"ouN'
H'''DhIj'llu was named as an accom-
pl,rT III '"' CRAWFORD murder hN Hose
VINO nose was neih@ slowly tortured
TO ueath ny burning ana muiilatiou
Iie"t newman Yesterday. Hose Said
ILi"' Nlt'cNlahl ouef'u hlm S2o I" Ell
Nl'' IlHioru' NHlrNIahd was a
IirH'il'r.
ne "'cE'ra'l"n "i Hose caused
Ef'al eAnHilem'ht here and a crowd Of
CaIHPncu county men lelt Tor the
nome OF Malor hohaS. where SiricN-
iIlu worked ana TOOK the negro from
tIe place ana Drought nm INTO town.
MaJ"r lhoinas made a speech to the
mo" requesting II nor To take the ne
10 a'lu SaIluS ne he'ieN'd tnc man
WIS luHOccllt ne men would not
The citizen., 1899-04-28
ONALBERT SENE[L'S 5 TRAIL.
The Crowdof Infuriated Geor-
gians Not AppeaSed
By Two Lives.
THEY SEEK THE THIRD.
The Story Telegraphed From Atlanta
That Sewell Had Been Caught
and Lynched Is Denied.

Sam Hose A Confessed Murderer and Rev.
Lise Strickland Implicated by Hoses
Confession Have Paid the Death Penalty
strips of Roasted Flesh and Human Bone
Sold ON AtIAmLn N sLrcnls for snlINnnLrs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20
THE SITUATION GRAVE.
Fsas iianarrs ,---- 81 y.iiss Fever ~
K-s West aud ssiI spreading.

Fsar ffanerrsi t---- 81 ysiiss Fever ~
E-s West and stiu spreading.
Washington. Sep, 10 The yellow
fever situation at Key West Is regarded
ss grave Since the first case was re-
ported. about two weeks ago. tho cpl.
demic has been steadily growing until
today there are almost 400 cases. new
Gases appearing at the rate Of about 30 a
day. but the mortality low Fifty-four
cases aud two deaths reported Sunday
and Monday.
Attendant Hall. one Of the Marine
hospital staff. who developed the dis.
ease. has been isolated
As Key West is situated below the
frost line. the epidemic will have TO run
its course. The Marine hospital service
has been directing its efforts to conhn.
ing the epidemic to the ISLAND and been
rewarded with signal success Only one
infected person is known TO have es'
capped and he was discovered at Miami
and isolated Since recovered
One new case Of fever was reported
TO the surgeon general from New Or.
leans today.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1899.

Farm and Ranch Of September
Slh discusses orchard cultivation.
The editor of the Orchard and
Garden Department, referring TO
an article by Mr.. Hale, the great
peach grower says:
mr.. Hale who is, perhaps, the
most extensive orchardist in the
South, declares that If a man does
not purpose cultivating his trees it
were better not to plant them at
all. 1t is indeed a painful sight TO
see a tree that has made vigorous
growth the iorepart Of the season
aud seems TO rejoice IN the sun
shine aud showers Of springtime,
left to battle against summer heat
and drouth, with the soil baked
all about it and grass and weeds
drinking up it, life, tie soil mois.
ture, and the food upon which il
lives. Such neglect is just a little
less repIehensible than putting a
young pig in pen and deliberate
ly staryingit by inches. Who says
that tree does not suffer agony OF
thirst just as men or auimalsl
May not they appear in the fna
asrizes and accuse the men who
plants and then wilfulIy neglecti
and leaves them to lingering
death"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20
FROM MADISON COUNTY.
A Happy wedding-Society and
News Notes.

Zulrioh, Tex, Sept. l6.-We will
make our appearance again as II
has been some time since we had
any thing to say. II news were
as plentiful as sickness we
wouldn't be at any loss for some
thing 10 write.
Picking cotton and gathering
corn is all the go, nowadays with
the farmers.
At the residence Of the brides
patents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis,
their daughter, Miss Lula, was
married to Mr.. Robert Seal last
Wednesday night, September 8.
Rev. Black pastor Of the Baptist
church of this place, performed the
ceremony. The attendants at the
wedding were Messrs. Eddie Bur.
ney and Edwin Vernon, Misses
Rosy Taylor and Nina Reddin.
After the marriage the large crowd
had the pleasure Of enjoying a
candy breaking. The bride is
one of Madison county's fairest
flowers, and the groom is also well
known and highly respected in
this county. Their many friends
wish them a long and happy life.
Mr.. Scroggins and daughter Miss
Alice attended preaching near here
last first Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Powell and Mrs. Henry
Taylor of near Spring Hill visited
Mrs. Lizzie Atkins yesterday.
We learn Mr.. John Hopkins has
returned from East Texas and will
make his home near this place.
Abee
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

London. Sept i9-The special dis
patches.from South Africa confirm the
report photographed Sunday that tn,
Boer. are massing artillery in positions
commanding Laings Mex small Boei
attachments occupy positions above
Buffalo river
The members Of the Afrikander bunt
in Cape Town intend 10 convene th'
bund in congress 10 consider the situA
ton.
A Bloemfontein paper reports the dis
missal Of several Englishmen from TN
Bloemfontein police force because o
their refusal 10 serve on the command
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20
TRANSvAAL TROUBLE.
II IL Hsportsd the Boers Have Issued .
ConclIistory Message.

CoaeiIistory Message.
London, sept 9-Therei Is an unyeri.
fed rumor from Cape Town that the
Beers have delivered another message
TO the British high commissioner. Sir
Alfred Miner. mole conciliatory than
that Of Monday The rumor. however.
fails TO obtain much credence and is not
taken in any way a. mitigating the Sc
robustness Of a crisis.
The outlander press sees nothing but
war ahead and urges the outlanders
TO leave Immediately
The London press is now inclined "a
take the view that the recent action on
the part Of the Beers does not make wal
a certainty. though it does place the
British cabinet in position where II
must take steps so aggressive that wal
or utter ignominous submission will b.
the only alternatives remaining 10 The
TrAnsvaal, and Is by no means 40 per
sistent in urging the government u
move. except in the matter Of hurryinl
troops to the present scene Of action.
The Pail Mall Gazette prints a dis
patch from Cape Town which says;
The general impression Is that thu
Beers will at once take the initiatiy,
and an attack ia expected at any hour.
Troops continue 10 leave Cape Tow
for Kimberly and the north, and III
firstclaas cruiser Terrible, sailing from
Portsmouth for China IT is reported
has been ordered 10 20 by the way o
Cape Town instead Of by Suez Moth
ing IA yet known regarding the date q
the expected cabinet council.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

The Denison Herald states a
fact in the following: "ln union
there is strength. In pulling to.
gether the people Of any town can
build it up, and make it prosper.
Gus. The strength of a town lies
not so much in the number of its
inhabitants but in their willing
ness to pull together"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20
M., lar Loving. Company.

Austin. Sept 10 1t is reported that
Promoter George b. Loving may hAy,
some difficulty in securing pemit TO dc
business In Texas for his s2j. 900, OOOsyn
dicate 10 be incorporated in New Jersey
II IL we'll known that the stat,
officials are opposed TO the plan Of
Incorporation In other states 10 do bust
moss In Texas The laws u Texas per
init Of the incorporation Of such com
panies as this and state officials are
inclined TO force all corporations doing
business In this state 10 take out charters
here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

The organization Of a cotton fac
tory in Navasota appears to be
only a question Of a short time,
and should the stock be taken up
in such manner as to allow those
of small means an opportunity to
help the project and Themselves
their number would be legion
Navasota Examiner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20
Exchange Hotel Arrivals

T G Curry, Wheelock; G E
King, Taylor; J G Booth, Austin;
Gus T WE'LL, Cincinnati; C W
Carr, Houston; F W Price, Kansas
City; w A Greenfield, New York;
Miss Crume, st. Louis; ] G. Fltz-
hugh. Austin; D n Doyle, NJ STERN,
San Antonio.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

Washington. Sept 10 The comptroll.
or Of the currency has received applica.
tons for AN increase Of circulation from
four New York banks. amounting "a
about 81 10000 This action on the
part Of the banks Is not at all unusual AT
this season Of the year and 20 far a.
known at the treasury department
there is no concerted movement on the
part Of the banks to increase the circu
lation 10y any large amount as has beer
Tumofed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

Washington, Sept 10 The following
is the yellow fever record for Monday:
New Orleans One new case. making
10 since tho fever broke out
Key -Fifty-four new cases. max.
ing total Of aG9 cases and ~ deaths 10
date.
Jackson-No new cases in the state.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

Washington. Sept ia dispatch has
been received at the war department re-
garding Private Lawrence D. Hoon of
the tho Ninth infantry who was the
subject Of letter from Governor Bush
nell TO President Mckinney protesting
against the sentence Of a courtmartial
at Manila General Otis says the petit
ton presented by Hoon had the names
of several members Of his company
forged 10 il and II was for this crime
that he was convicted
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

jackson. Mas. Sept 10 The report
from Ellisville that one or two cases OF
yellow fever had been discovered at
Hattiesburg is considered incorrect rs
the state board Of health has received
no advices on the subject from DR. Wat
kins the health officer there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

AT A BARGAIN.-Brazos bottom
farm consisting Of 20O acres Of land well
improved and in good state OF cultiya'
ton. Has sufficient timber for use Of
place. Situated between Little and
Big Brazos rivers. Known as the Hyers
farm. This farm can be had at a bar
gain. Hudson x Nall,
Il Real Estate Agents.
Boys suits from SOC up at Coulter's.
25G
j. Allen Myers has awarded TO /. II.
Newton, the contract for a new resi-.
dence to be built on the site where his
home was burned some time since.
W. L. CLARK, Murphy Wilson, viii
Bartee, Jerry Chatham and son, George
Disefens and Brink Wallace were here
from Madison county yesterday.
Mrs. Matte Presley and Miss. Rebec.
ca King OF BRENNAN are here visiting
friends and relitves. the guest Of Mrs
T. +. Castles.
Coulter received 400 pairs Of Menu
Pants thi. week. 256
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

Our customers are emphatic in their assertion
that our Castorla Il better than the old Kind.
Try bottle. % cents.
No pain can pun against our Bolladonna plas'
tors. 20 cents.
our X Ray on Is the best liniment 70 cents
and 90 cents a hottie.
Use our corn cure aud take a step In the right
direction. 10 cents
Our Headache Powders are AZ soothing a. the
pattcr Of the rain upon the roof, 10 cents.
Asa dcntr6ce for cleaning the teeth and
sweetening the breath use our willow Charcoal
10 cents per box
The trend OF prescription trade Is vending
rs way 10 Emmel
Bryas, Texas september 10Th, 1872
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

For accident and life insurance sick
or funeral benefits either IN lodge or
straight life companies see Joe b.
Reed. lie also sells -four. n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

Jim Lawrence, a negro charged with
burglary, was convicted and given two
wears in the penitentiary yesterday af'
teruoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

Fresh cold beer and luneh, Wooden
Wells soda water always on hand at V.
@. Marek's next door 10 Saunders 4
Johnson's. l1lu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

Don't pay too much for egs-you can
get them at John y. Mike. today for
l2ic dozen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

Buy your boys school suiis at Coul
tiers. 256
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-20

Show case fo- sale. Apply to j. W
Collter. 25S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-08
SEAMY SIDE OF ACTORS LIFE
THHSpIAN,S STRANGE STORY OF AN Al.
MOST UNPARALLELED RUN OF ILL LUCK.
i i. Hoean. Lincoln j. Carriers Veteron Manager,
Tells How Pire, Flood aud Pestilence Con.
spired Greatly For His Financia1 Rain.

while In this mood looked up and
hADponed % 80 . balloon ASCENSION II
was Lsroy, ons Of the inventors Of thu
parachute ! went over and saw him.
He vas without money. but wanted .
manager. was without money and
wanted IN attraction, % ws soon struck
up an agreement That DAY hs made
Of aiighting - usual, fsli into the Tim
ity rivsr and Was lost
Il thsn went up 10 As. Elliott Of the
Grand opera house and succeeded Ia In
ducdng him 70 loan me 70. wired for
another balloon and got MP another as
esnsson- Dan OLeary. the pedestrian.
was about then - I aAdsd him and put
1880 people in the fair grounds. Luck. I
thought, had changed, 20 dated Leroy
about the country.
sThs first place Ne wsnt 20 was Little
Rock. Ark, where We were TO show on
Sunday. On Saturday Leroy went out
to test the balloon His foot got tangled
In the guy lines and the balloon was re-
leased. Leroy was carried up ~ fest
ana fell 70 the earth. badly injured but
not killed ] then teiegraphsd and Sc
following Sunday. but the balloon took
IRE and burned up before the time.
TO add 10 II all. on September -. -.
my wife disd IN Little Rock. 70 which
place ! had brought her from Texas. I
sat By her bedside - she passed away
With not even one copper penny IN my
pocket. Just ~ soon - the breath haA
left her body ] went 70 J. b. Converse,
president Of the street railway company,
and told him my story. He let me have
$50. with the understanding that repay
II by October Is With this capital I
buried my wife In q little graveyard IA
Little Rock, and With $50 In my pocket
started out anew.
II first went 10 Bolton. Texas. whore
Was met by Hibbard, the Asronaut, for
whom I had wired. He arrived with .
fsion on his hand and could not work.
We went TO San Antonio for the state
fair. but the wind was 10 high we never
got the balloon on the ground Hibhard
deserted me. ! sent for King. and we
billed an ascension ~ Alvord, Texas.
King was ready to 90 up. when his foot
caught In the ropes and hs was killed by
heang dashed against the ground. The
r@opIe tried to prevent any further at
fempts, but I put on . pair Of tights. and
that afternoon and the nsxt made two
ascsnsiohs.. I made @e00 The following
day sent the following message to Mr.
Converse: 4 send you today by Pacific
Exprsss ESQ Many thanks! God bless
you.'
1T was then made up ny mind 10 20
bAek 20 the stage. went 20 New Orleans
and % the Saturday night following my
arrival met Mr.. Carter. On Sunday
jntned his Fast. Mail. ~ manager. and
hayo been with him ever since During
al these ten years have never known
what hard luck is-''
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Tres EAiss,n AssxrSs,-,.

cSYra AK ssost see.co following
III yea Wei nv wife Who rss
IL known IN re profession "a
&Sese Sorse-. VAS -ak-E 81 IA o-xsa
Ny show df-hxate. s-a - .cratehirx
aroars ! raised easueA rscrex 10 .--.
her - Gafyestoa. Ter
1 shen started cut again ! RAD fsss
lest Gs@ By that heesSo s1-s Cav :
Vas ssreilf-E - the r-ress - c--.hs
when I ass Corr. TpAe1. -sa-sx~- =
TIE kss1sen3 as,s Barry cs-rrA-v- H@
hss tast eeukht re rtsAs - rAs.-.
rc~ckes lamp sat ne ere~.c re sss 81
ina these Al ess0 eeEs.isss - G. saeh
sac
TIE scrsrS eesfen rA.a1e w.s aA-sus
70 cc~c as fcrt WereA. -~a azf fer
thai city I started Z ar~sweu. ,ss~. q.
fs*cay. PAID ny last cent 20 szs>. r-<~-
neGe And hat fess r-s~-4 ~ ss>-s e
lamps - vA>z sse -xr~<ssfcr -~ek A..
asf sarret 20 The g-cas9 I SAVED zetA-
sne- vas hsssL As stso3 ss<<fzs re
raizss ~ssh rct . lAc~.s psee< n s-y ssrk-
~ sAccxAs % ny vita. ffng O. n Cal
Doseca- YvaD szck azA Aeakt -oorA
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- y III the vacations IN ne ncne
AN = there that 70 ne rissag
M ssnerstion pfssesn % 10y
IN III asiurfng tanptaftons - ttas Of
~ tbs fast incre.stnS thfonS
whose homes are whsss tse1
$500 are embiasnnsd on the ndiboera.
Yet ap actor's path = nos eli sssewn Win
reoas. Thsre are many dmeU ~ tese sne
panGD Of hunger. wh.to ~ others ~
eourtod and toasted BY the highest "a tos
lnud.
u 9ew evenings ago reporter PAID
M 70 Manager J. B. Hogan Of Lincoib
7. Chxsar.s Heart Of Chicago" company.
n Ms araan1ng room e the Third Avenue
theater. This veseran manager and actor
~ in the tusupsu q aresudne roon lifA
Paint, pow6se. pu6a and fAiss hass wsrs
acattarod shout On tbs dresser. The tables
were covered With The latest peoducss of
ta1legse as< and with costum0 that WEARY
Wiin6s vould, Ia IN probability. have re-
fused - . gift without the accompaniment
a. epmsth.ne moro subsxantsaI The up
uftad cover OF q trunk revealed to view
many queer Ioolrtng th1ueA bat sachehad
No in ne chafactsss NJ. Hogan portrays
nt0lk after night. and which have won
Inn warm spot IN ths hearts Of the thea
ter-gcing pubic
A. - the case Win IN cld-tsms sectors,
m. Hogan has had hi experiences. He
hAs heen tventy-nans yeass I'm the busi-
nssa,s ana for fifteen years pase has been
paying oea&ls IN aanuai Nm. Few man
aserp are bes<ar Known on the Coast than
he.
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3sod,ntne 81 tie Fun.

ocn WILL never forget the sea.oo of
II was the beginning Of
run ~ hard luck foe ms ssIdom
seaated IN NE bustneaA had Just anish
- 80 snsaxsmsns IN seattle Ny
company was bcelsad for Portland. smali-
eox haa just broken out In that city. ana
! wsteo the mauoGsr that II the dissase
- na0 - cancel my engnaon,ens. Well. I
Sccefve0 :. reply that everything vaa All
rieht and % come on.
did and on the morning After thu .r.
dvAi Of my company In Portland I ais
covxed yellow Gag on the house next
door 70 the theAfee. That se,tIsd ~ 7
IT once loaded my company And aas.aes
on boat and started for san FrAncisco.
hui alAs' Portland boats were auaran-
uneo. and for twenfy-oue days I WA hsid
In 0ciden Gate harbor.
IN these days actors drew salary vheth.
- they worked or not. and had 4 ssror~
company. cnmposed Of such men an Ice
hawcrth. drawing SIN . week I. Of
coureA lest all my San Francisco dates. On
being released from quarantine proceed.
~ b Lo< Angeles. whore vas booked 20
dedicAke tho Grand ogerA house On the
nGnt ! Was 70 open. q wasar pspe burst
cavin9 In the foundation Of the building
end ~ p. m the water stood four sect
deep "a the stage. OF course. I was not
saseWed TO open. % proceeded with ray
AZ AAffposa junction my train was
Wrecked and never reached rhoen,x
1ne nsxt day started for Tucson. We'll.
Wlu ron believe II. as our train rouusss,
NE bend and came within sight Of the CITY
~ discovered II was In flames Hieck aft
- block was = mass Of se~thsnr Are ara
Ne opera heuse was IN the center OF n.
I'VE newer ru OF the train. bu, kent On
toward Houston. Tex-. where We ware
becked % open Gr~v.s cp.rx house. Mel,
nc Got there all right and found the n~-f
opera heare IN the soesh to - .ssfssd hx
e1ectrtc1sy. We had sean.f a aavsn AZ last
ana Son had eur baggage IN the dressing
room We began 10 rrerare fer the arx,
performances sarce leaving Seattle. whea a
defecsiSs sisctrae wire set er. To the huiis.-
tnG. ana half an heur iat.F the whole
structure hAGxaxe and all. Vas In sNhss
I stu had a nts'e mnr>y Iet. - Or
def~d new scenery ard teek my -n-nps1x
20 Bexinston. Nv. TIE scenery rot she-.
on = Friday night ard was hung Saturday
Ard Sunday. sunday night .slss As we
wsxs aesut 20 aegfs the performance a
oaly few minutes later ruy scenery was
al gone again Tnss w.s The straw that
broke TIRE esrners BACK ga. sroka
Thar was . saftiers' sarrzcxs th~r-
And sea@-t was arranged which rs...s
~ sesscss.; recnfy 60 get cut % he city
We went to Omaha ard hAs essr szxrzx-
which ~ this ttrne was rather ssaali IN
TIE Grz1d 0aers house tat q eew hours
when TIRE eaihsfsg took rr. srsa aur-~. 90
the ground
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Hfelds VIII Brave Winter.
The steamer City 81 Topeka sailed yester-
day morning for Ketchikan. juneau ard
okAGway With thlrty-four cabin ana ten
second class passenger and 80 tons -
miscellaneous freigh. consigned TO all the
points NJ which the vessel touches. Tho
Topeka viii meet tho Ai-Ki 1t juneau and
the latter boat viii make . trip from that
point 70 Copper mountain.
Notwithstanding the threatening weather
In the north passengers were eager TO book
themselves for Alaskan points. The follow
Ing fs the Topeka.s passenger List:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-08

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