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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

UYoUN0 Corp. DsmphofYsr. who. ac-
W cording TO Manila dispatches. was
sentenced to death BY Q court.mar-
tiai. was horn and raised In Vancouver.
His brother, Elmsr c. Damphoffer,. lives
with his wife. a BRIDE Of eight months. At
la2S Sixth avenue this city. Neither Mr..
Dampholfer nor his wife bslieye that the
corporais case In - bad ~ II has appear
cd. and both are hoping that cxecutiye
cjsmency and investigation will result In
clearing tho young solder from guilt.
Mrs. Damphoner said YESTERDAY that bsr
brother-in law had horne = splendid repu-
tation In Vancouver. and that he enlisted
In the army when only : years old tie
10 q brave. nns fellow, ano cannot be-
iievc that he wilt bs shot abe 1id yss-
tsrdAy. Ills mother = prostratsd at Van
couvsr. and am afraid that ne news
from Manila will ldll her
According 70 the telegram from vanoou-
yer. printed above. there 70 no immediate
danger Of Corp. Dampho1er losing his life
In the Philippines. This. OF courss - pro-
v.d~d the telegram from Washington
reached Gen. obs before II w~s too late
Last winter Corp pamphonef spent aH
months 1t Vancouver, part OF the time Ia
the hospital. suffering from . wound In the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
TRADE Of THE PHILIPPINES
DRITIsa REPORTs on TWB IMPORTS
And EXPORTS OF TnE ISLANDS.
DasssrbeA CsnAsss0os - Develop
nsnt Of IsAssssses A1oDs - View
NssAeA % vastly Isssssss TDsD.

s,,.c,s, ra.o.,eh n m. Observation-Disclosures
WASHINGTON. sept the srass o.
, ,o,, o. ne nr,si.h coa.a - Maria. ,uss
received BY n. treasury bureau Of stats. .,s..:.
withss.ndins that. for she mssnsnf' Az eon'-
%s ..Gnr ,s., .s. sn. .na
:ss,lsa form Of sos.rnmens . ar. vel .si.s
ll.ns 10: .asuss pr o. ss IN me s,m.s-
Of Manila. az far a. have yet experienced
10, 10 similar 10 all uoDscAl siimatss ara
the health - EDrupeans depends pfsncf
paiiy upon themselves. The town OF Mar
1900. - 800 o,iv $50 ar .su Fee,
- ~ .-.s..~
avWe ne - 'evs'. -" s"o a.sSv
sanitary projects a. useless. there 10 heavy
work I'm tn sssk af drs5rlH9 ETC. and
heax,er sei,I IN r~r~tafsnx tb> p-iypn>s
.hat such measures ar. nsce.aary."
brScas@hS the c"'n3"'es - t'@ I"sIsy
pines. the report SHOWS sonSshinS ~ fAss-
Ing OF In the year isss due 70 ne dsssurn-
80 e. - 20 hsys been r12 ,ocs
s~s,r.s pons2 in ~. az which fpsr-Af,bs
- -. - - rt~Sl~. ,n.s.~f, =,
,sw ~ ~ 49,. ne txc.,s,y1, = r.. susss e.
1870 W"s srUe s'os ~ 49,. ~ -. -
81 hemp ,n - TT 20 49, gsssw 49, 49, ~
i1ss 49, Il1~ 49, | -. s-srSs
ne iSaSa '" s"~ - w.
ffyIn tSDU --.-- "a
Ine n
soSAr uvn HoIo -
are in,ess<hs .ns 49, 49,.
tpSt W ~. 49, - 80 ~.s..s.
~ Tvs va ,svs 49, .
Iss 20 80 -. ~ ~ - - -
" 80 s@Ss ." - - 49,. ~ 49,
$3.50 81 ~ - 49,. - - erox~~
Rrssrslht Isas ~ 49,. q
pines, We hf'.sn We $3.50 - 49, -
we, Ms Ahe pIslss .tssas
erto snjoEsh ~ opshisn bv,s. w. Nss..'
vas rapidly diseItHS 80 - 49, nsa
cetohA. beios h"T 49, -. 80
frDfe thAf quArtrf n1.sfl s-f.-.y - - -,
sbtT .ny tons~r va~s-s.-. s'f, ~ - -
tarD~J stste ~ thS eounLIy. s< ~,
been vel 40 % ne sVeIsee. -@F~rst ~ tIts
neiEn oorlns ssAn1s sn1 EfsvIncs- .1tsn
rave hitsrIto sfA.n 'neas sappil'- tI 49,,
wants. HsFlnS ~. w ~ =" ei.lr n'~. =
surlns the bse.tsoe 20 nc fofn~I vor1.
DNlDs " tne v.''Elss'tk ~ ~ tee1f
Ft%. sF.f"- - s"p~ 49, - '
HlNfh rrTnF<T $nfes 40 t0&t sfyFS - fo~1ff
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sHNGrsy s~rf ff~Texfsrfsr 49,
- So ~ 4enss1v - s&W9wey saa ~~~s
" stea - as ~8fezss 4xnH So ~ q ETEs
r~4nF $685. eea<s 5~rxez@ 80 esr~ns
isa~ Sse~ s~sus p 800 - sgsAs<ss< 49,
- rs&senB s<<~& ~5ky n znt~ 7s ~
e<cefe rsExfe8 ~sf anfy - tfr@~xs ass4
~~fNN~8 she t~f~DKe~@ ara - - am@F
>~t@s ~x~trx Ns@ ezr%~
fts~ .e9frer 49, eee=s - rssn gsF - Fss
II fNss - . 9asw grs~w 49, 4r
y@ao.@ esfrTA@sa fsH w8sev we~F2
- ~eferY - aa1sf sperssa - rsr@f~r
has fne astA@~ - - T*~@@F wse 80
s@S~ss 800
xfsssH fnnx 49, ss2f<<s4 ~ 49, D~wT wsr<
mt@ naa~ e.tz~ Mary n~fz~~~9 $50
- - ~-psse <eS ss~*re~4 s<ss Tss1<~s
Ns4 ~~~~ - ~ 4ftfe~ rF~F1~kh~ ~
e8rf elegtss<@ ~ xwT 1fNNw Ne . ~se~fF*
r4ss heen <8sB rsH1tefe ss~~n r~fF
go esr~T54 : eErsss fef~e~
xsz&ty ae4 49, gawE ~4o~
ThsT~ sss - t4Wske se~r a~1e~f -
sTmGE@e9 - . - ~<7~1~F enrHe =
rxe DnuRe snx tne Rnr~ laue@4 80 ~~~~-
MDUUvoU - m01DuoknpUpsunuDuH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
SMOOTH SH|IlR CAUGHT


WARRINGTON. Sept fan aecom-
eaished Swindler. ehrcwo connoec1 49,
"a = <saxittve from 5sDttcs cor yeefs, ~ ~.
n a. 4. Howard. vas captured todzy -
pneA~knos InspepsogS Baird and Oouaa -
Is.a.een- Niss. Howard vii be taken 20
roIumh saeI O.. 20 serve out the unexparSo
go 4 h3s ssnssnos IA Tie Onio pen.teh-
1darv. doVsra sGunpod mum the peo aoos1l
go venxs axo. having eogved tnFse Ss
- : nlna-year santauee Tor using tn0
IIn4te6 States mails Tor translucent puf-
poasA -1,S 49,
Hsward, who equipped himself win nan
= Aosen convontionai nasnes b man OK
uorp than ordinary intelligence. nne eon-
cation and crest energy. ana = peO"a
~Ivo orator and grac~fM writer. he y .
1900 e divinity and . lawyer ana wAA
- ed3aor q two ~ three reatgtosD publ
ca43on0-
~ esal1n9 breaAeast Sser this country
efrcu3nrp repruoenting that H. recapssnts
reee heosp % estates In vasaous places Ia
1ssrupe. Howard obeAins1 rUntfsances q
- from many Of hi victims On Ne pre-
80 that b would prosecute <hsaS Claims
e NJ sGtAtA
Early In IN Hswasd was csnv1cts6 dned
II - "a cent q tbs Ohio penitAneseSy Sof
rranA yengp and ono month. otnce hl1 80
onne - has hen 0psrAsing n ~ WeN-
~ vact4me princapAiay residing IN GfeAa
nf14aan. Ho y regarded by the postal An
ehor4ttes q one ~ the most dangerous con-
aAanne uaen and swindiarS In me oeunr
Try.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CORPORAL DAMPHOFFER.
of His Seattle RSfAftpes.

arm sustained In the Santiago campaign.
Ne IN spoken Of as q brave lad and one
whose record had been untarnshed
DR.. John l.. Seagic yesterday telegraph
ed 20 Senator Foster 10 use every Influence
70 have the execution Of the sentence on
pamphonsr postponed until IN lnvest1ga-
ton could be made. There 10 much SYM
pathy for the young soldier beeauss Of
his youth ana former good character.
Mrs Damphoffsr said: II cannot believe
that my brother :!n-Iaw IL guilty Of any
serious crime. Ills brother my hueband.
Is equally confident that some mistake has
been made. The boy. since I have known
him, has besn upright ard honorable"
A Washington dispatch 20 the Post-In-
tsiMgsncer received last n.Ght states that
Senator Foster, who II In Warrington,
d C., called upon President Mckinley DUR
ING the day In the interest % Corp Damp
hofYer. and was informed that while moth
ing concerning the case had been received
from Gen. OTIS the president would SEQ
that the friends Of the condemns man
have . full hearing. senaunr Fostse wee IN
formed. as was Representative Bellows.
that Con. Otis had been InssructS1 not 70
carry the sentence into eject und1 aavised
further IN the matter BY the WAs depart.
nbnt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
BATTALION DRILL AND BALL.
military EaseSsaiamess - Asmsvy
Monday NS0ht.

Tho preparations Tor tho bAffalfcn drNi
and ball "a b. given next MONDAY night ny
Companies u and G.. % the National Guard.
are ~ last completed. and the militia boys
premise their friends q splendid time. The
proceeds OF the entertainment are 10 be
devoted 10 the hospital fund Tor the return
ing volunteers. which IL being raised by
the ladies IL the Forison Relief Corps.
Seattle people are much Interested In tho
work % tho militia boys In their EFFORTS 10
aid ira The relief Of the wounded and Dis
abled volunteers, and there 10 great de-
mand for tickets 90 this beneSt.
The Aruory II being decorated Tor the
occasion. and tho First regiment band. IN
full Uniform. will furnish music for the
battalion parade and for the dance 10 ba
given Afterwards Tire fortsOn Relief
corps greatly appreciates the efforts os
the boys 70 swell its relief fund. ara viii
attend the affair In q body.
large numhea OF sssis hsvs been pro-
vided Cor tho spectators during tho trill.
so that every one may have . strd vicw
Of the maneuvsrs Of the battalion. Nal
Grigss. OF Tacoma. NIL be- IN command.
ana large number ~ Ou'-0f-fown mill
sary men viii he In ATTENDANCE IN fyii uni
form 90 ina, the srsir will ~ q social as
well 40 q nnan.ai snccsrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
CONSCIENCE TOOK HIM BACK
Escaped Convict Returned, Po11
nask what He Stole eaa Gave
paaAanlf In.

nssk what He Stole eaa Gsve
ni.ssIs -.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA special 70 tAe
Times Herald from Memphis. Tenn. On
the surrender Of c. O. 0unnerS 20 the
Mississippi authorities. says:
tive. an escaped convict from the Aissis-
sippt .psnitenttasy, : gold hunter OF the
KlonAaks and q man With conscience
II again In prison He 3ournsyed ali
York. from New YORK q Memphis and
Meningitis to Jacksen, Miss. TO surrender
himself - = safe robber. Summers ar.
rivs4 IN MsmPhi. Thu,sday, and g called led
Southern Express Company. 1t his Of
nee Summers said he was tired OF lib
eSty that ala not mean freedom" Even
e the Kiondiks he had no peace o. ~, m'n g.
conscience led him hack 70 mississippi
When no walked into Mr.. Ages office
he was prepared not only 70 declare re-
turned over to Mr. Ages d so in cash
10 cover the amount 81 his indebtedness
to the southern Express Company. even
including the company's expense OF pug
reimburse the state OF Mississippi for
the expsnse Of bringing him back from
California. which ne did promptly upon
rssohlac Jackson p.yins ., So n
and that ne couId lsave when he got
ready. n a short whne express officials
and other Detectives arrived on the scene
and began an Investigation. In less than
forty-eiGht hours Summers had been ar
rested and confessed that he and Murray
had committed the theft.
Murray was arrested In Chicago and
Nio0 Of tho money was recovered from
his person. Both Summers and Murray
pleaded guilty and wefe sentenced 10
FIVE years each In the Mississippi state
prison.
Summers had not been IN prison over
ninety days when he effected his escape.
After travelling around the country he
went TO the Klondike. but on learning
that detectives were on his trait ne dis
posed Of his interests In Dawson and
returned 20 the United States.
~. sEsesM Sm yaSkson coys i snsre a y
for the pardon At the returned convict.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
SEATTLE sToCK ExcnASoE.
DsASeassa - The Presence OF .
Large Audience.

Tn. rev ard eizborsisly appo.uted
Seattle stock Exchange was thFsWn opeh
20 the public last nlght when . most
Interesting speechsmaslns pSogrstnMe
VAS rendered. The iarys ROOFS va fgllY
occupied aud the gallery well HHed with
an audience In which was a aoos sprink-
ling Of ladies
The prsggamFns was openet ~ Col J.
- NeS,uscheen In q pointed isik on the
objects Of the esut3aHgc. sfter when the
following ssr~ introduced and spoke
briefly 90 the subjects assigned % them
lion : > MrGsnvrA Seattle. Her Pssf
present ard Fatur-." Pred kles Resell
The Seattle stock Esehsnge, .. ~
Moore, The Bureau % IntoEnsiisn.|
Gen. J. y. Meintyr. TIE hininx nu-
rsmn." Her Roger q Green '"rns Pa
ts.fs % oar sbippsra fnfsssFIs-" IL D.
wsy mouth. '"The Exchange ard ~ BRO
s~rs ilan y \ Baiiinysf. ~ccmfa~r-
cal fntsfsssH ~ seattie anf ths North
w.as ahafies n. 1snner. Ths Eychanse
"a The Natural Nssoarc~e = me state
gGg " y IrOssey. Tho s4sfk EsessnFe
and the Real Estate Board
On Monday tire new exchange VII gyes
foe spsiness. hsvtna b~fors " the bright
est of presrrc%z
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vREscxTEO WITH 4 CLOCK.


Tho members OF engine company No 2
gave small social ~ the company head
quarters. corner THIRD avensse snf Pine
street. The dance was IN honor ~ :
Lynch. engineer ~ The company. vino was
married IN california iast month and wne
days ago During TIE cos,r~e ~ the even.
ins Mr. and Mrs LYNCH were presented
With q pretty manfs, eIn-1 by the me rvsb~rs
~ The 3epartment chief Gardner KefoSs
nlsTDor 5us remarks, 20 which Nr Lynch
replied. thanking re boys for thesr ksnd.
ness
'iou ~ Capt and Mrs. clark. ~ No . ard
svsfy 81 sttpT IN me city va~ repr.p~es~f
Tire music FIR ihs dancing vas furniss I'd
~ ihres 81 Inc rntsScai fn~rnAsrs ~ the De-
DsrfYn~nf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
MEXICAN CONGRESS OPENS.
President Dfaa' Message C0vogo =
Coed Deal 81 GRooao.

CITY OF MEXICO. Sept. 1s.-Yreeident
Dias opened congress- tonight Hi.s mes
sage WAS q long one dAailng with the va
rtcd phases Of tho natfoual adzn}uistra-
tons activity during the past hall year.
The president said:
s'Our relations with foreign countries
have experienced no alteration sxoept IN
the favorable sense"
The president noted the remarkable
growth In AxportAtlons notably OF min
oral products. and the continual and
healthy augmentation Of the manufacture
lng industries.
The federal telegraph seVice shows .
marked increase, - also does tho post
of1ca. The federal revenues for the past
fiscal year were estimated AZ I'LL 90
but rose to -. 49,
The conversion 81 the foreign gold debt
has been e2ectsd on the most favorable
terms during the past half year
Regarding the Yaaui outbreak. the
Yeated In various ekirutshes and II may
now be axpected that small forces Of
trocps will bring the revolt TO an end.
while the Mayo revolt In Yucatan will
also b speedily suppressed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

Mittsd Il without Argument and soeh an
exception - the ccurTs ruling Hs an
supreme court en- the ground THAI the
courts Instructions 20 the Jury were -.
roneous I'm not stating taat the Defendant
might be found guilty Of the lesser ersms
OF assault with Intent 80 10 ypcffly harm
under the Information charging murder
nas assault
Neithr Young nor his Lawy0 made any
etatsmSGt % the court In attenuation 70
the cr1nns DOR asked for light punishment
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wms. cLARK .cTTr>e writ.
she - Now stated to Ne gray~ty
Ovt of Oasa~e

MTT JAms. Clark the woman sho va
shot Wsdrsefsy Night - improving slow-
~. and est ntshf ~ vac sfatsf that sns
~ 0st 81 danger Her f.oov.ry 10 said
now 20 be enly q matter ~ tfrn~
James CLARK. The husband ~ sts IN
jgref woman who wa~ afrsssef ~ fhs
rnsFsr ~ shooting hfs wfss ~ SIN n
the city jail H~ has nrf yet bspn Ar.
rsIsne5 To- court on The charge ~ assault
wtsh intent - commit murder witch ~aa
ned against him FRIDAY lie ~fgl Prob
stiy - brought esf0rs Jy5p Cam MOI
irsyy hesrfns - - ssch . .tvne % ~.
vifs vii ~ ss's ~ - present. y ceurt
20 ss<Sffv
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M4s T.zz-zr~ n~zss 80 Nss a<s1s rrys .ta
i~x.s ~ nsyFsS1e~ A1s9sy m~SzlAx
No. Nss %ssrhsps. q tie na~<es CeEexs n
Csszsrs. - f4zxss1. kzs sssa-S stssls h. fkss
ssss.
lar <sef7 fssstfNxx 4 ~ a~eeN.srss
sssxa esaEszt saszaslses 4Hszz 80 49, fxszExsss
1ax ee9a - *kaxf stasH - Ns4 .sszSsss e<szsy
ga z&=<ssD<&k - 1~a. ~ u 114ss gssAt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

CLEVELAND. eeps A-Sc many u the
street railway strikers are deasgfing ana
applying for work with the Big Consoiiazs-
Cd Company that . number Of tho leading
members OF the union. headed BY the vice
president. Charles Ebariy. have demanded
that a meeting be held for the purpose OF
considering whether the strike should not
BE- declared on. The meeting win bs he'd
Sunday evening. President Everett and
Saperfas endent Douglass Of the Big Com
ISOLATED Company. declare that the strike
Is completely broken.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
sIAsntm GETS six YEARS.
" Villas N"sas Given . Lees T~sn
IN laA2e lacaea

six years ~ asrs lsser IN 'ss ssa,s gsss.
fsstl4ry ss wsiis Wa4la vas Ire esrtsr~e
pronounced uyoa wHsiam Young 80
faxor wfslssg b. Judge Jac11s 81 th@ so
ysras cDarf yesterday nyJrrsnS ThS fury
seGaA yeprs guilty ~ assaf1t UF1s frsns
Jnnrsoe aGs1 ceter~f. v5sh .ntsat o. gonsr
rsit rnursfer Yhs wpssfTlwrz ps4nts fnsnf
fsy sat crime ~ fsurssen rrays As -
14ErsasUfn aH"
The gE1tl8a s0Y . nxw srl2f Hs~t IA
Yessngs eAs~ ~ AffSxUey J ~ HAsslR<
vas eveuwssa ~ JulGo Jsssns p<sss 20
oAn1kAG oon6oocA AsaDgDv 8AWs1nD oDop
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ATLANTA Ga. Sept 10 Gen. Royal ID.
Frank. commanding The department Of Tire
Gulf issued orders this afternoon fer
the Twssry- ninth United States volunteers.
row ~ Fort Mcpherson. 10 proceed 20 San
Francisco September : preparatory 20 en-.
barking for tina Philippines
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The microbes that Gauss ehills end
fever and malaria enter the system
through mucous membranes made po-
mucous membranes and prevents the
entrance Of maIarial germs, thus Pre-
venting and curing these affections
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Next TO plaids, crepors 70
coive the greatest attention.
Our stock is complese. and.
indeed, anyone that could
not get suited here would %
hard 70 please.
pUnB NoHArR CREPoNs. sr:sns
f1aish. - inches vide. - -
the yard .-.-......-..-.. 49,
WOOL NOHAIR 2nd SILK Gre
PONa. 81 and ~ fneneS vide x.
s n: . yard. as' =" SO
EXCLUSIVE SUIT PATTERNS.
81 g "a .sa Sac Sss~ A4
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DuUe
1IIllA

Newest ldnuDw<m
naturs. snciu6zzu -
3rasfs. Psuu1 - g. -
nIngs. sr1rsnn zuDu
.Tswsss<5 ys<& - -
5rasoed rsdssnn So
MousuoSlzscts s5ssUuo1 u1<
China Sf.ksr-akk -
lsar 2rses&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
WAR DEPARTMENT Will REVIEW THE
CASE OF CORPORAL DAMPHOFFER


specss Dispatch to the PostJsssusescev
~
M n Dampno6e
Nv washington
sentence Ia
and
p .
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q Crest Dv~
- Goods SoeelnlD
~ h m1D1g.

NAVY ELLIE and BLACK sTORN
cHEyrOT8 = snehes vida. sn<ro
heavy and 10 the correct Trims sor
tailor made axsss. and you cskzno<
fupisczfs this Inc II GDos:s any,
where for Is1s than - *
-. Wmorrow. ne va. uDaD
NAVY BILE ard BLACK
WORSTEp. xfds and ~arrBw
vale. - inches vide. nesslazEn snt
h~nvy weight suit able fnr storm
skirts and easior-rnsa1e zz.fs.
worth us and E1S wllgo
they last Nondzy. sas - ~
yard .......-- $500 w.
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q SEN 4n4
and
sfr~s 3a1 's~
>
vsrfs E -
STATE sous a@w.4.r 81 q
. .
u~u7
esBv -
ev- s@esp +
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

ZTBBT.XyB PT~AIDA - iunos0 wsoH
all wool" all new cotor cenr
nary Sellers. ne ysrs oS
Sprv-H CHEyfOT PT.ATDS -
inches wide. very hand a -
some effects. the yard U00
HOMESPvN Pr4AIDS. - Inches
wsdet sssssabls for tailor mAde
suits. xfbsaine sffect. "a
the yard -........--.-... OoO0
1INCH ZruE1IyE Pf.AIDs. ~ool
and csmsfs hair. all osa1siful
coleS1noD- tho - -
yard .....-..- .--...-.-- ~
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-07
UnhOly Railroad Combination Has
Pincbed the Shoe Of Port
hand Merchants.
THE SHORT LINE INVOLVED
Tariff Rates Of That Company and the
MOhler Line the Cause Of Suit
Other Railroad News.

PORTLAND. April G--Aiien K l,,1Is.
acting FOR Tho merchants of Portland
today commenced Euh tn tho United
States oouri 70 enJosn tho Oregon Short
i,lne Railroad Company from charging
more Dcr ton per mile on freight Origlna-
ung IN Portland aOd destined for points
on It's lines lhan for the samn Kind Of
freight received frOm ghc souincrn Pa
cinc Company at O.aien Tor the same
destination.
The o. Il. 4 y. IN made a party to tha
suit BY reason Of tho fast tiat the iarn
sheet ls q joint one.
The merchants aiiege that fhe oregon
Short Lima Railroad Company discrml-
nAD-s Hgninst thcn IN the matter of rates
In fayor of San Francisco merchants By
this alleged determination tho Portland
merchants claim that The San Fnnolsco
merchants arc enabled 10 control large
portion of the trade Of southern idaho.
whirh th,y claim should 10 10 This city.
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rEnsnNAl. MENTION.

o y Sgicr f iu the city.
e J. Gormab. Of raInnd IS ln the
city
G. n Tr"su'li returned 20 Portland lasi
night
Thomas a. Foes. farmer on Gray's
river was in the city yesterday
State senator Mulcr and Mr., NcR!aI,
of nfuokneld Wash. are Ia the c..y
Registered a. tho Occidcni
J. G. Murray, representing the hard.
ware hrm % liolbrook Mcrr4i X Slc,son
u San Fmnci~o. Pacific coast agents
Tor tho celebrated alr,ight coal burners.
wps In tho ciiy yesterday In the Interests
of AIS firm, Mr Murray received an or.
der npr "a carload oi udrtlgm coal burners.
whirh wni arrive over the \. s. &. II. II.
early In September. Mr Murray loft Tor
Purl land lasI night.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-07

The plrHAnnt method aud beneficial
rnsotH of the well known remedy
SrHui ~ fiuH. manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA l'id SyHrr Co., illustrnto
The value uf obtaining the liquid lnKn'
tivc principles ~ plants known to bc
incidentally laxative aud presenting
thrm IN the form most refreshing a. the
instr aud acceptable 90 the hyhtcm, II
II the one perfect strengthening laNn'
tive, cleansing the system cifcctunlly,
dispelling colds, headaches aud fcycfn
gently yet promptly und enabling one
Ia overcome hHbitunl constipation per
mhnrnlly lts perfect freedom from
every Objectionable qunlity aud sub.
atance, aud ita acting on the kidn"yh,
liver aud bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make II the Ideal
laxative,
In the prOrrA of manufacturing ilgs
are used, ~ thoy are pleasant to the
tahtr, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from scnnn mud
other aromatic plants, by u mcthod
known 10 the CALIFORNIA fIG SYHur
Co only. In order 10 get its beneficial
effects aud Ia avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
nAN FnARctBco. CAL
LoutBvILt.E ny, HEW YonM. NY
Dot sale by all Druggists ities 'oS pct bottle
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EXTENSION OF RAILROADS.


five Taqlsand Miller VI New Lane 20 -
Bun, This Year
CHICAGO. AprR s.-The Railway Age
IN l,s next issue VIII publish me follow.
iug.
There ~ every Indication that uo' lesz
than Dn milss ~ nrw railway VII be
built ln the United su,tc- in lN5 rep
rcraniin, an Investment of about $1,000. .-
u1
- Jhr prescn. time over no miles are
.e,.hor under contsnci or actually under
tn. fuiloNlHe sale, nave
over is miles OF line under contract or
under construction;
Pennsylvania. 10 miles; West Virginia.
im. Virginio. lc9. North Carolina. ise.
Georgia llG. Florida. 80. Alabama. 10;
Loulana. ili. Michigan Ia. Illinois. lS:
Minnesota. IL. loHa ~; Indian and
Oklahoma territories. lDi. Arkansas.
e'f. Texas %, GnchIdtng S2 mics of grade
most Of which was completed last year
California. 10. Idaho, 9h; Oregon. III;
Washlngtcn. i0.
Many important extension and connect.
ing lines are be.ng undertaken by some
Of the largest systems 10 the west; which
have money on hand 10 complete the
work Among these are thc Illinois Cen
tul the Chicago and Northwestern. the
g, Il, T. & r., the Chicago Milwaukee
and st, Paul. the Great Noruhern. the
Northern Pacific and she Oregon Rail
road * Navigation Company.