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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
LANDSLIDE FOR
GOVERNOR TYLER
(Continuod From FIST PagoN

composed Of Southampton, Isle Of Wight
and Nansemond, it is thought. VIII be
taken coenzanCe of by the State Com
mittee These two opposing Democratic
nominees for the Senate are appealing 90
the people for support Exactly how the
trouble Will be gotten before the commit
tee is i'm doubt but il is said that tho
Central Committee has power TO take the
initiative. 1t is considered questionable
whether the faction would abide by tha
committees decision. for the feeling Is
quite intense. Several other fractional diff
ferences. referred to above, and one I'm
Lunenburg, may possibly come before the
committee I'm some shape.
Senator Martin has returned from Roa-
noke whether he went several days ago.
and claims to be pleased with the situa-
ton I'm Southwest Virginia.
The caucus of Richmond nominees to
the House has not yet been held 20 decide
upon four applicants to be recommended
for appointment as pages The nominees,
however. it Is understood. have practi-
cauy decided upon who shall be recon-
mended and the caucus will be more a
matter of form than real caucus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
HIGHLAND FOR TYLER.
The Delegates to the Joint Convention
Unanimous for the Governor.

Unanimous for the Governor.
MONTEREY. VA. Aug. "a spe cial-
A Democratic convention was held to-
day to elect delegates to the dis rict con-
vention at Covington. Va. september 25d,
10 nominate a candidate for the House
OF Delegates for Allegheny Bath ana
Highland s w. Sterrett was eected
chairman and G. s. McNulty secretary.
The following delegates were elected
Blue Grass. u. o. Bird. 5. w. Sterrett'
I. a. Stephenson and IS. \. Gilmor.
Monterey, Chas. T. Jones. L. II. step
henson, $. b. sleg and +. II. Mcclinut.
Stonewall j. J. IIiner. Dr. A. NJ. blrd'
H. NJ Pullin and L. VI. McClung.
The DELEGATES are unanimously for GOV
ernor Tyler for United states Senate.
Several drovos Of cattle and sheep have
been driven 20 the Eastern market
Tho Sunday school convention for this
county meets at Doe Hill on the zslh. n
large attendance is expected.
Mrs. Mary j. Hun. Of Eureka, Kan, Is
visiting her father near town.
Ms. Elz strickler and daughter Of FL
lenboro, W. Va. are visiting Captain >.
A. Gilmor. at Mn Gap
Several Of orr people visited stanton
10 see the shows
Mr. Charles Brock. Of Indiana is visit
ing friends at Hightown.
Mr. n. II. Terry Dough, at a commits
sloner's sale to-day the Bradshaw farm
on Dry Branch. for $3.50.
Mr.. v =. Bishop is away on visit.
DR. o. j. Campbell and wife have gone
TO Warrington. W. Va.
Mr.. Uriah Hevener. Of Green Bank w.
Va. and George Hiner. Of Pendleton
county. W. Va. were here to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
Earthquake snots on The SUN.

Do sun spots foretell earthquakes and
cyclones OF 1T only remarkable coin
cidence that this astronomical phenom-
ena should have so closely preceded the
disturbances Of nature for which the year
1859 has been conspicuous? This is a
question that is claiming the attention
OF the scientific world and II Is not i'm
probable that the problem may yet be
solved. That such a theory had never
been propounded up 10 a few short
months ago makes the subject one OF the
utmost importance.
II was some time ago that astronomers
discovered that large freckle-like spots
were beginning 10 appear on the race Of
the sun. They were not small spots.
either. but large enough 10 be seen with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
SWIMMING POOL
FOR RICHMOND
A Company Has Been Formed to
Construct One Here,
TO Be PERFECT IN ALL DETAILS.
Responsible Business Men az the Head
OF a Movement Which VIII BE
OF Advantage to Every Resi-
dent OF This City.

The lack OF proper accommodations for
swimming in Richmond has for many
years been recognized. bathing 10 the
river being both inc0uvenlent and dan.
gerous while the water is az times uni.
and repulsive.
a company has been formed who viii
bui.d for next seasons use perfectly
equipped and handsome swimming pool
modern and up-to-date in every pmticu-
lar. =
PERFECT ~ DETAIL
The finest plunge baths of LONDON
Birmingham Liverpool and other cites
have Seen visited 90 secure the latest and
most perfect app0.n menis for such 900
Institution and the swimming pool 10 Ds
buill wiz te similar in characer. o.
lnrvalled beauty aud perfect i1 detail
A site on one OF the car lines conYcn-
tent 20 an parts OF The city has been se.
cured and the advice anu experience o1.
tanned Of such eminent authorities Id Nc.
tatorlum construction ana management
a. job Cox. Esd, general superintendent
of public baths and parks Birmingham
Eng; ". u. court, Esq. general super
nteudent ~ public baths. Liverpool Eng.
and the superinteudents Of .no arfes
plunge baths In London
An abundant supply OF absolutely pure
clear water. kept az the proper tempera
ture where swimming can be INDUCED
IN from April 10 OCTOBER viii be a greai
luxury.
SUITABLE FOR ALL
The pool win be graded 50 that ladiei
and small children can learn 90 swim with
absolute safety. while eXpert swimmers
VIII ind accommodations equal to theI
requirements.
Il Is probable that this institution will
be so constructed that Il can be used "a
skating rink by being kept artincaly
frozen during the winter months
The gentlemen promoting ~ scheme
are all responsible business men Of tho
city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
WYTHE FOR MARTIN.
Lambert viii Probably Have Safe
Majority i'm the Convention.

WYTHEVILE, yA...August Especial
All precincts heard from as result Of
Democratic primary as follow: Wyihe-
Vile 0Our wards)-IAmbert, p; Kepass
Mill-Lamlert. 2. Henley Lambert 2;
Rural Retreat-Howe g; Max Meadows
Howe, =; Crocketrs-HOwe. ?. Other pre-
cincts, totaliEing q delegates, not heard
from. Lambert. the Martin candidate,
probably secure, 10 10 majority Of dele
rates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
Notions.
Rid culous prices on a few odd items
10 carry them away quickly. Tor to-
morrow We say:

Rid CulOus prices on few odd items
TO carry them away quickly. Tor to-
morrow We say:
Chlldren's Hose supporters I'm black
or white. were 10 and ljc. pair 1C
row.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
5-yard linen or mohair Corset Laces,
black, white or drlo. were and IL
lOc. each. now. -....-.........---..
Odd lot hand forged Scissors. an
sizes, were %, 3d. and soc. per TIC
pair, now ..................
sinch oak handle Shoe Hooks &c
were Zoe. now ........-...........
Steel Knitting Needles . TO SET Tc
were loc- now ..........-.....'''.
S-inch covered Whalebones. Ic
We're Ice. now dozen............ ~
SILK stitched whalebone Casing.
slightly s1iied was 10 and Zoe. IL
piece, now. +-.-.....-...-..-.
Nickel finish Safety Pins. an II
sizes. now = dozen for.......... ~
Odd lot hair Pins I'm invisible gilt.
plan. or cr.Uped. were 3 - D.. IL
paper now papers for........
Curling Combs or Irons. Oak 10
handles, were Toe. pair, now......
Large or small Hooks and ,c
Eyes, were zoe. gross NOW ...... -
Pure Rubber Dress Shields. large
or small size were ~ and 2jc. roc
per pair, now ..................,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
MATTERS IN MAR 0l.
The County for Tylcr-Staley's Creek
Iron Property Leased.

MARION. August Spccial.-Circuit
Court has been in session since Mon
day. bat little business OF interest has
been attended To- To-day the order Was
varied hv A divorce case Mr.. j. p. VI.
sanders vs. Mrs s. X. Sanders. both
prominent Wythe county people Air.
Sanders was represented BY A. A. Phlegar
and Judge Samuel Williams and Mrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
WORTHY OF THIAL.-TiIAT u TIRE
OPINION OF MIR Il. \. THORN
TON

u think It is best not 70 hife a lieht
under bushels. and when a coed remedy
IS discovered II is our duty TO LEI it be
known in the interest Of suffering hu-
mainly.
II have been suffering with indigestion
aud dyspepsia. ! tried an the various
remedies as wei as several eminent ply
sicians. but without avail. / was induced
by a friend 10 try Tyner's Dyspepsia REM
eay and the first dose relieved me. Yours
is a grand remedy FOR Indigestion and
dyspepsia. II builds up, and ! recommend
II as worthy OF trial by all who wish 10
be cured" For sale by ell druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
SUMMERELL'S BRUTALITY,
Story of His Crucltics on the North
Carolina State Farm.

NNfOIInI 0THTe THTm.
RALEIGH. y C., Aug 2i-spccial I'm
The investigation OF the cruelty of James
Summercn the supervisor Of the North
ampton State Convict Farm. to-day. sum
meren was the star witness lie ac-
knowlcd-ed striking James Mason with
the heavy wooden handle of whip. also.
that lc sent mon t0 the fields iu the cold
suae in February when twelve W4rc
frOsfhitfon and three lost their Eng rs.
and that one man. who had c00sumnti0n,
ii ed as "A result Of the exposure.
lie also admitted thar Lowe another
convict died ln the field after having been
Whipued-that is. beaten on the head with
a bride by am overscer. Sears. but said
Lowe had heart disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
5000 Yards
New EmbrOideries.

Dainty fdges and insertions and
All-Oyer tmbroideries for yollnJ,
in new designs at very low prices
SC, DC, SC, I0c, Y nc, l5c,
l9o and upwards. Department on
first floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
CONDITIONS IN SAMOA.
They Are Now Those OF Peace and
Quiet.

PAS FRANCISCO. Aug q. -rommis-
sioner g. \. Elliott 81 the samoan CON.
mission. arrived last evening from Auck-
lsnd by the Alameda lilo says that the
conditions In Samoa are now those OF
peace and quiet. a proclamation was
drafted aud Was 10 be issued by the pro-
tsdsiCnal government tho day after the
, Alameda sailed from samoa, calling ON
xii Aahst0ans not residents OF Apla 10
Leave that place and so " their homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
Fine Lace Curtains
at Room Making Sale.

These Curtains are IN every way de-
sirdble-as muCh so as the new stock
that will displace them; but they ore
patterns which the manufacturers will
not reproduce and we will wipe out
the line.
- pairs OF choice Nottingham 3-a
g glrd5 l 92Is. i oe- 5 %q.a. SIOO
% pairs OF nottingham Curtain Dr.
ish Point effect fuu length 81 -
and width at closing price. ~''~O
20 pairs Of Nottingham C-raIus.
Irish Point and Brussels eff 81 ~
feet. az closing price per pr -
80 pairs of Nottingham Curtains
Scotch Lace and Brussels ef- g. IN
feet at closing price. per pair ~-'NO
10 pairs of Nottrkagm Curtains
Renna .ssance. Irish Point 80 IN
and lace effect az closing price~~'ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27

"a year ago / was great sufferer
from painful menstruatjon. could
not lie down or sit down for the dread
ful pain each month. / wrote to You
and took twelve bottles OF Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
IL has helped me 50 l cannot find
words 20 express my gratitude toward
Mrs. Pinkham. am to-day well and
hearty. Miss JOE SAUL, DovER,
CLARE Co., Mich.
More than n million women have
been helped by Mrs. Pinkham's advice
and medicine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27

The Board OF Education and the labor
or~4nizations OF Omaha have at last
restored fair degree OF harmony bee
tween them after more than years
friction and negotiation The Board has
promised 10 favor tho employment ~
union men whenever possible and 90 ad-
wise its present non-un'on employees 20
ioiu the union. the union agreeing in re.
turn 10 call on the strike declared on
school work in the spring " ls3S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
\ Town ne.troYeh.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK Aug 2G.-The
town OF Pleasant Plain has been wiped
~out by q tornado
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
A New York Physician Advises
His Patient to Take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
IlErTrR TO mrs. rrSKnAM NO. 5000

"DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM--I have three
children and suffered with falling OF
the womb and flooding. My physician
scraped the womb, still the flooding
continued and / was no better. Az
last he advised me TO use Lydia T.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Then
thought | would write 70 Mrs. Pink
ham for she could advise me better
than any one IL was TO take her rene
dies. received her reply and followed
all her directions and l am very glad
TO send You this testimonial. for Lydia
l.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
just what it is recommended to be.
advise all women who suffer from
these complaints TO try it."-MARm
LEMP, los ID AVE, NEW YORK CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
Wash Goods Cheap.

Lawns good width. good coorings, were &c, 2lC
closing price,.
Lawns and Organizes. 1-3 and loo. clos 27C
Caicoes, dark and light coors. were SC, clos &c
Organizes. 80 inches wide, 12hc, closing &C
Crlnkle Crepon s. lgJt and dark colors. &c
0Z-Jc, Closing price ~
&c. Ap s61ne GipsRem small and large checks were sc
Organizes small and large figures were PIC, -z3C
Apron Bingham staple checks, were Gi.c, clos &c
ihs ''''-'''
o orFanq br,e. fine sheer coh We're 1874 and &c. sc
Percaies. 36 inches wide 10 and PIG, clos -C
Organizes p inches wide. imported cloth. O3C
Il Voc. closing price. ~
Remnants Of Organizes. Lawns, and Dimities at half
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
White Goods Cheap.

Striped Dmity, good width Ghc., closing pc
price......... Oi~
Checked Dimity 90 inches wide was 7c.. closing -c
price....... -
Fine Lawns. 40 inches wide, 8 1850, closing 20
pricc.......- u
sheer Lawns inches wide, were 13 and 10c. RI,
closing price....... Of
Long Cloth 80 inches wide was &c.. closing 63f
price......... ~
Lawns. 40 inches wide Zoe, closing price $50
is.... ~
SOFT Nainsook 80 inches wide. PIE closing -zs-
price
Plaid Oreandy very sheer large plaids. was 1914 $50
and lJcs closing pfice.....'..-.. w.
Pi1ue wide warp vale. Zoe, closing price --3c
is......... ~
Soft Nainsook. 80 inches wide fine and sheer IO1c
was 17c closing price. .-.......... ivy
ors 9d oc d co5nE T6 sheer fine q was &c. 5c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
Ribbons.
Cut prices to close the seasons pur-
th5ses. Never before we're prices
lower than to-day.

lower than to-day.
to inch fancy silk figured Rib
bon. solid col0rs, was 16c. per nc
yard, W...............-... ..-..
inch embroidered draw string
Ribbon. for ru0iins. all colors. D
was &C.. per yard, now.......... ~
J-inch fancy polka dot tan'eta Rib
9 9sps; all Now S ,, was Zoe. per lac
4-inch fancy figured Wash Rib
bon. corded edge, good color T1C
combinations. now..............
s-nch all silk bayadere striped taft
feta Ribbon with satin border. nc
all Roman cOlors. per yard. -
1-inch fancy plaid taffeta Ribbon,
stylish color combinations was nc
% and 33c. per yard now.
8iz-inch strictly pure silk plain tar
feta Ribbon. all des.raD g rec
shades, worth 19c. per yard for i0S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27

81, SIPS, SLAB up to 1925
Shirt Waists TE~
Reduced TO 4 ~
Al our fine Iailor-Ndde Shirt
Waists now thrown on the 75c.
table. Never before such bar
gains help yourselves!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
TIE CRISIS IN
GEP MAN CABINET

CConlinuod From Fist PageN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27

all GOODS are pouring in. The order has gone forth
na prices on all goods to clean out his shelves
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part - It's people to another country ard
ssRai h9r Gag without the consent OF tire
people Is such transfer. This and hun
dred ether questions u as great impo7-
5Ance cluster around the question Of ced-
inZ 20 Canada q port IN Alaska Let the
people insect together ia mass meeting ~
a6 rnsans. and let th2- mass meeting be
such enc as viii bring forth results
The mass meeting has n3T cordial ap-
prevail. aid ! arm ready 10 do what cat
10 bcip IL Along
Every leading printing house f1 Seat
tie" said +. Esshcifnau. who has the
printing ID charge. mas volunteered TO
Furnish as many posters and handbins
for the fuass mbetir.< 81 we can he with
c'Uf a cent ~ cast II that does net show
interest anal enthusiasm. don't know
what indication - look for
The ieipl committee s.iil meet this aft
ernoun az Al h9ttr - be- announced when
tree Chamber at Commerce MEETS The
reel estate committee WI aga~t ~ ! this
4ftefusren-
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S. A." WRITER
SOLDIER; SPLENDID TRIBUTE
WASHNGTONS BRAVE BOYS BLUE.
NJ

W Ssre Rad ~s,a pride r. e. tae glowing
tribute paid 30 tfie Washington
volunteers by Brig. Gen. CharBss
King, L. :. v, 60 BOT recognize IN asra
sae famous story writer Captain Charles
King, T.. 3 A. whose works % fiction
have charmed si4e rra84rs Of tag cont
meats. he was horn Ia Albany. " Y. All
served @ssh distinction during tire frs
year os the c.ga wsr. lie then entered
Vest P2iE5. bnt before his graduation par
tieipatei Ia numerous Italian fg3ss under
Ger. Merritt AID Gen Crock. Nearly
quarter of a century aga Gen King vas
retired on accoaat u tbs SCATTERING u his
arm bF a bgligl from q Fe1skIa during
sk.fniFh
Cen, king wrote his first story. "Kuty's
Conquest scum afsrE the injury. but 4
publisher rejected il. and IL Gid not sse the
l.Eai autsl after BE- had won fame as the
au3hOr % s1ea books a. An Army Per
tia. The CoioneYs DangateT. The DE
serter. Foes is AMBUSH "Dunraxea
Ranch" and Famous and Decisive Ba,-
ties Ia lsst-gs ne naS made al gutant-
general Of she Wisconsin National Guard,
aud last simmer was made br.gatler-
general o. volunteers.
~ ISIS euiogy 81 the Washington troops
Gen. k3gg elssiearsa hla1s1I "a hundreds
* the bet 81 blue. ard Incurred tie ever
lasting affection 81 The people cf this state.
A'nonx other thinks he said During the
hoHtii:iies AZ Santa Ara bridge IN The first
ten minutes of the fighting at the right
OF the road. Company 4 % the First
Washington had two men Killed and ~
teen wounded their gallant captain. otls
Of SpQkane losing mach 81 one Of Ais
ears. bui hone 81 his nerve A. in the
morning TIE fight was general all along
The iiEe. ~ las came the order 70 asi-
ysEce- Cen, Anderson IN person directed
ths attack IN tie dtgeCtaa az san Pedro.
a village lying back 0f the Insurgents
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II is unknown who will be the manager
Of the syndlcates interests on the Sound
MI OnGroy is promoting the scheme. but
fne syndicate has not Yet organized SO
closely that IL can consider details
There are now at New Whatcor1 Two
representatives Of the Chicago syndicate
samuel German and Z. Deming. who VII
make very close investigation of fish
traps down the Sound Il NAV ne thai he
paymen; of the s6eG90 viii he postponed
uHti they shall have reported. But those
persons .Ao are familiar wnh the circprn-
stances believe that thls payment viii be
made today
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


&. Weller. Portland r !. SAWYER Ta~-
ento; +. \ Iolla haag}, -. pau, +. n
I}ecaH@r. -. Paul. john II Sf!lizne-. san
FFafsg.is*". Z ;. Gordon. NJ u WeIlIrv-
IN. y. g, Al Harris, = PAU, Z. 4 R5b-
.a~oH. 81 Paul. T. y. McCan4! IS Fs,ens-
burg q. II Andrews Detroit. Mich. fsr
sullivan f,otAv,l. w IT. White P.(3-eo..>.,
Mrs Aaa5bsl \ Williams Nsw Yark ~
" Keith. Vancouver l.. t>dw{n Du3,ev
At.-o'lyer- Z. ! Epgis RocAester. y Y
= 7 "llson, Helena Mont. lie FEtrsh
New York +. K pzsroor Sar Fra $50
V ~ FeaEan. Portland - n finpslnz
Spokane j. II. Ed~l~n6crf SI0kar.. =,
Harris, Port2a3. J. 4. Sproai. san Fran
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ELDER FORD RECOVERING
he VIII save Both Ills Leg. From
sntputnttGn.

7 Il Fori fsTne r,y presiding elder ef
t~e n ghurgh Tor TIE Seattle District
eo MAJ INCURRED SOME fHcu as ago nv be-
ms infoau ffaru Gu@EY IS reported rs
airs Sc rtyr*red The latavscS SUES al.,qsl
hy Mr. Ford @*Fc abe sps .rterfng of tbe
bones e batb ires. aHd Il Was n nrFt
th.~s4ht aTnp8taitan w0ut3 B.. re~essart..
ba- it 81 01R sa5t he Vgti Save tsoth tlrrlsss,
NJ trrti fe paw Is Eaeeu. eavtmE besa
aFpatHie's a1 ttsshap t'raastat presiding et~
Grr e tha' district. Tae preachers # or
sGea sesenti> paTrHsss.} a circular ehalr
as use pastors
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TnA argument which has tasn advanced
- the Chicago people 70 get them ifaief-
eszee9 In tnss matter - ne immense proofs
which have beer made from fSh traps
The r1phernzlta or traps alone = RAT
expensive bat tire location in place
wh4-e salmon ran heavy makes them
valuable. Very large amounts have been
made BIZ the trap man On re SOUND n
fart Some - them earn as ulach "a 90 r.
re~S Then should tie business - under
ore control so thar il would - better
regulated. there IS little doubt that the
price could ~ advanced. IL would likely
fas ore % the ans q such an orsau 1za-
tam 70 proceed in this way.
But rs III advance NJ The price 81 raw
FISH on the Sound would mean TerT
small increase Of the price az earned rsh,
the Gamers might be the sufferers. They
may find j, necessary 10 pay more for
thair tsh and be able 70 sell them 81 prices
very NEtse higher tran al present Until
there IS a movement "a concert With
Alaskan and Columbia river Gamers
there can be 10 great advance liz the price
OF the finished product.
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Frank Da-ari Mont. NJ RI, Tnslsv
Portland Robert X TX ard syis- $50
i4fea 9e-y@~ Be- ,so.aS'gu a.St. Toad -
George 50. N5cao.S Ioaaor- Rev L. =
AllNa-e-er- Tacoma r II n-o~.ne1 "a
" + Eyefgtt. 'getsa \ aAt Ssn Frsrri-..r'
: t@s,a x san f'Tarcasco. George y Rgsfs-
s1sisa -, lS9'fis Ar= NJ NJ ErEilsh san
fra1f Src Miss Enx2iss. San Fraress-e,,
v p f1gsn. San F'ra ncssce. Mrs. Fr4i
y = sar. ~6f Francisco. George W En,sf.s,
4+orflsu3. > > &arEs5un C'ttv. NJ y y
Campbell. Cttf. l. = FTlrs. S4r F|~s,.Fx -
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ta.ed Mr. Onr-oy hiss secured oEsftcas
from thers separately. and be 1aS fer TIE
past few weeks bas1 travelling aaalt y
various DOWN Sound cissas " here trap Fr*7a
I've. On Mu1Say evening he isft again
Ter cities &C th@ lower SouE1e ara u :
presumed hy sor1e persons w27o are a
rrsTla- with RS affairs ,hzs b. vii maze
re assftsnraal rszvr1ey.rs tolaY.
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sid tte project II il well Ter rs cat here
10 terTseFHt.ssr that II takes a foeId nolss
IN the Par ac coast 20 make uaach 81 -
sound - Washington
II cannof see SAID Mayor Furnez.
'@}saw a government that exists BY the
eos4~en, % st1s governed. car transfer any
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15
II. oxFERoY THE PROMOTER.

The syndicate Was organized In Chicago
by Il. 0nfTroy. who had the Franco Amer
lc81 eanneFy a. fairEaven- which - now
sp control - T. ". Wilson as receiver
lie has spput much time during the past
fsw months presenting tne scheme 30
wealthy men of chicago NufSl he has cen
ytu*ed them thaf the project IS a business
proposition - large proportions and heavy
proGtx They have organized with cap
ttat II & gssa which Is to Ge expended
ar 50 fuQeh - II as = necessary. iu the
pare hasa q traps and caunCries IL is
not ksown Who these Chicago people are
h4t - Some Persons with whom Ar
onEToy was dealing he made the state
ngnt fhat they are worth many millions
80 dollars. They conSlGsr shot g. 50 seA
rsaF he necessary - acquire the whole
business
30 is understood tact ths Grst invest
rDeus l;g she pHre}ass 90 trays a}oue vr5lt
10 aaort g go tsH. reos .dinr sc course
that the ATA1 @h8}g he concluded II IS
rcp@tar}y espposed ira: fish traps Do rot
ses- 50 great deal hut wh~o e IS kuowu
tH2t tse~e ave several On she tower Sound
whzeh are >a.a.3 a, from So ao8 - s. u. aslo
Is Uav $50 ~sen that she cost ~ ala Il
thvm ~ Il he quite g large amount