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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HORsES AND VEHICLES.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, horse, wagon, and harness
Apply 800 \. ST. sw. II
FOR SALE-Sound horse. S years old. perfectly
safe; harness and buggy; cheap. Goa n. Y.
ave. MOIST
FOR SALE-Cheap, coupelette. in good condition.
Enquire 22l 1st st. noS-3t
FOR -Rubber-tired broughan, in fine order.
STEWART'S HANSON AND BOARDING
STABLES. Il26 Vermont court, between VT. ave.
| and 18th st, aud sts noS-It
FOR SALE-Bay horse. years old; perfect. gem
tie; fne delivery wagon; cost S2I5; will sell
| dirt cheap. 65i Nd. ave. ne nOS-st
FOR SALE-Strong delivery wagon, in frst-class
condition. 12l0 9th ST. NV. nos-3t.em
FOR SALE-Contractor's Concord buggy, harness.
and sound fine grey horse; cost S26a; sell at
half cost. 9S1 l. st. nw.- no2-3t
FOR SALE-Coupe rockaway; splendid condi
tion. Enquire at 1927 9th st. nv. ocSl-dt
FOR sALE-H0CsEs.
FOR SALE-To colored party, convenient to st.
Luke's r. E. Church, Metropolitan VI. f.
Church, and st. Augustine II. C. Church, good
l0-room and bath house. in white neigbborhood;
less than $500 cash and monthly payments OF
s25, including interest. Box 49i, this office.
noi-3t.em
FOR SALE-0r would exchange for small house,
bakery and confectionery; business well estab
lished; price 81, 900; profits 500 per month. Ad-
dress Box is6, this Office. MOIST. EN-
FOR SALE-To investors. we, have two-story
broom brick store and dwelling in the north
west. renting at $3.50 per month. that can sell
for $500. J. d. 4 W. ID. SULLIVAN, 18th and C
sts. NV. MOIST
DO WANT an X-ccllent home, near school and
churches a. Falls Church: $500 cash: balance
RnlnE cfafa xr-rsf~ n1w
S52. this cfiec. oc27-l0t,em
CHURCH NOTICES.
WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE-,Iassnic
Temple, Sundays, p. m. Lecturer. November
). Rev Byron Sunderland, ID. ID. Subject, THE
Plan Of salvation" Seats free. Item
REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH-Serv-
ices in Confederate Veterans Hall, 49, Ilth
st. NV, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. All are
cordially invited. Item
MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. formerly cor
ner 18th and ID, now 18th and c sts. ne. sun
day y-schoo, 0 a. m. Preaching. II a. m. by Rev.
Dilland. c. F.. p. m. and preaching at
p. IN. by the pastor. Visitors are welcome. REV.
W. J. ROBINSON. Pastor 1t
GRACE NJ. E. CHURCH-Rev. E. l.. Watson. pas
tor. II a. M, short sermon; communion.
$3.50 p. m. Brightwood Park; 7:so p. m. And
the Books Were Opened" Z. L. $50
WALL PAPER.
TIE price will he right, and the work will be
right, IL we paper ycur rooms. only - up
for pspering rooms with our rich, hsnslsome. siy-
lish paper; vey finest work guaranteed: fine
painting equally low. D. @. NoLTE. $40 oth 81
NO BRANCH. n0i-f
rOR SALE-HlCYCLES.
FOR sALE-GsntIemsn's Sterling. 81; LADY.
Eciipse. -. ehiid's Crescent. IS: ali gooi
condition 40 ie.h Il. NV na3-st
FOR sALE-Centlemaa's nns bicycle; NJ rgason-
sb.r sner refused. Address BOY 49, th< ~
ace. nos.sI
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ron SALE-RlCYCLEs.

FOR sAIE-Gsntlcmsn's Sterling. 81; lady's
Eciipss. -; ehiid's Crescent. IS. sli g0oi
condition. 40 ie.h Il. nv. nasst
FOR sALE-Centieman's fins bicycle; NJ rsason-
sb.r sner refused. Address BOY al. th< ~
hce. nossI
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WALL PAPER.

THE price will he right. and the work will be
right. IL we paper your rooms. only - up
for papefing rooms with rich. h<nsi>0ms. sly
lish paper; vey finest work guaranteed: fine
painting equally iow. D. @. NOLTE. $40 oth a..
NO BRANCH noi-tf
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experienced salesman for Il picture frame
store; liberal salary and permanent positions.
STEIN BROS, al 9TH ST. 1t
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WANTED-Soung ladies' gentlemen. public sing
ing (sight singing lessons freep. HANDEL
HAYDN SOCIETY, 1l21 10Th ST.; day lnd even
ing Item
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CONE IN and do your typewriting, l0c per hour;
preliminary instruction free; typewriters
rented for practice at low rates, delivered to
your home; best grade Of typewrite. ribbons
7ac: 80 per dozen. NEWMAN'S TYPEWRITER
AGENCY. Gil 7th st. nv. oc23. .Smos
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HELP wAxTED-MALE AND FEMALE

FIRST CLASS colored cock; frst-cl wages;
white chambeTmaid; white boy; clerk. 1913
n. Y. ave Item
WANTED-White boy or girl in lunehroom: hours
80 a. m TO p. Apply l4OJ e st.,
bet. s:i5 and $3.50, Monday. Item
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WANTED-5oo persons to become proficient on
the OLIVER TYPEWRITER, which is used in
the CENSUS OFFICE; Sl1 will make you pro.
fcient. WOODS COMMERCIAL CuLLEGi,. 81
East Capitol St ocl1-Imo
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wANTED-AGENTs,

NANTED-Lady and gentlemen agents to handle
new article of merit recently patented and
never introduced in this District; sells at sight;
needed in every household and store for it is a
necessity. Address Box 4S6, this office. Item
WANTED-Agents to handle as 4 side line, or
exclusively, oils, greaSes, and roof paints;
liberal pay; experience unnecessary. Address,
THE IMPROVEMENT OIL CO., 126S Cedar ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio. IL
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WANTED-Five stuGcnts to complete class for
advanced dictation, preparatory for civil
vice and census examinations, and Tapid work.
Call at STELLMLN SCHOOL. Gil st. NV. Re-
duccd rates. au2i-tf
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FREE instruction to art students and amateurs
for forming small glasses in a fashionable
branch of art, paying >l00 to $50 month. Adj
dress INSTRUCTION Box 1875, this Office. Item
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WANTED-Lady with some experience in type
writing would like position in office; can
furnish machine. Address BOX 462, this office.
no3-2t
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WANTED-Two women; good plain cock. sli;
chambermaid, Sl2; also women nurse- Call
lG:}5 llth ST NV 1t
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WANTED-A white girl TO cook, wash. ana iron,
and do general housework, for two in fam
lily; must bring ref. Enquire CPS Sd st. NV.
uo2-3t.em
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WANTED-Girl for general houseWOrk. Gail sun
day with references, li69 Howard ave-, Mount
Pleasant. II
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NANTED-A position, by a settled white lady,
to take charge and of invalid lady or
gentleman, and is willing to travel and can give
refs. address, for one week, Box AIS. this office.
Item
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wANTED-By young married couple, no children
} or unfurnshed rooms. with use OF bath
for !. h. k, by November Is; must be cheap;
state price. Address BOX AL, this Office
uoi-3t
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WANTED Wristbands. apprentices, and improv-
500 9th ST. NV. moist, EN-
WANTED-Neat, industrious white girl for house
work, good home; references required; wages
IS. Address bon 40. this office. MOIST
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WANTED Immediately. first-class second trim
and 4 good preparer. GlBBONS ljs5
l4th 81 noc st EN-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-06

- W1u make strong candidate In -
aAd the D0sesnoe himsa1f = heart and
soul IN favor of the rsnomanat1o4 Of Nc
Kfniey. He has aaid - much n III
sReechsa. IN hts fntsgstews ana publiaAs0
lefterR BY taking this seand he hAs un-
frienAaL
Tho Republicans wln % into he nsxt
sfAfe campaign In New York having the
advantage u tbs fAetleoal Qunrreao that
exist within the Demoeraey ol the statA
Croker and has faction win endeavor 70
eeseAt bryan They are oppoeed to maxi
1ng silver the issne- On tie osAsT hand
ehers are many Demoesats n Ta1nany
nAH Who are dfvss4tos. The isguAs tAaro-
fore. WIN divide the Dsmoeraey q TIE
CITY . we'll - the state
Cfokers tn1luencA which = still poca-
mount IN TAznmany hall. win b exercised
u tAvee Of hard money. In spite OF the
ctthat he has been shown mp In his true
light. Croker = st1ll 4 power Ia Demo
cratic pofitica. The Mass& cOmmtttss has
proven Il 60 b . fact that Crokerism
of New York. He has admitted himself
On the witness stand that he controls the
politics of TamDany hall Van Wyck -
hfs tool. merely carryinG into efIeot the
edicts which he Issues. That . private
cetfzen can. b. the u.s. Of corrupt meas
urse. - clothed with such powcr 40 Gro
ker Yields - the lasting damnation Of
done good work In establishing croksr's
connection with the corrupt system In
vogue under the rule Of Mayor Van Wyck.
People now underStand the secrets Of Gro
keres domination Of the Tammany ma
china Public attention has hesn directed
70 this matter - Il never was bef M 70
should b prolific Of good results.
~ hex~ ~ ~ n
20 get Gov. Roosevelt to call . special
sesslon Of the legislature to reduce the
term OF the mayor Of Greater New York
70 two years. Il - four years now. This.
carried out, viii result In displac1ng
Mayor Van Wick. Under him, corruption
In Office b n bad In New York ~ ever.
I believe that the police officers Of the
they are not allowed 70 be honest BY the
men who control In Tammany hall"
seattls's High stanaias.
Col. Strong expressed his delight at BE-
ing able 60 spend . day In Seattle what
strikes me most about the city," he said.
- the character Of the business bloclxA
These are handsomer than hAA expect
ed. Another thing which impfeeees me
b the busy. metropolitan aspect 0f the
streetA Yes. Seattle stands high In the
estimation OF the financial men OF New
York. In their opinion. thsre 10 no seo-
ton OF the country In which there = such
growth. advancement and prosperity a.
exists In Seattle ana the Northwest. This
state and this city are held In high regard
In New York business circles.
The whole country traverood b. the
Great Northern seems 70 b prosperous
I Wa much amaSed ut the magnificent
fields Of whea3 bordering the Line In North
Dakota For thirty-nve or forty miles W
rode through q Wheat-groWfng oootion
with fields OF waving grain on both sides
Of the track - far ~ the eye could
reach"
Col. Strong. with his wif4 and NrA
Shattuck. left last night Tor Ban Fran
c5sco.
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Landlord Seagrave, Of the 0eciaen,
tai, Restores q Pocketho~k.

Landlord Seagrave, 81 the OcciAen.
tai. Restores . Pockethoek.
A. A. Seagrave. landlord Of the Occiden.
tai hotel. IL pluming himself on q bit Of
detective work In finding the owner Of Q
lost pocketbOok that he claims IL as fne
N its way ~ anything that Sherlock
Holmes ever accomplished within the
pages Of one Of A. Conan Doyle's stories
More than q month ago . guest registered
at Mr.. eeasrave's hotel as George Flint,
California" Two days after F1lnts de-
parture AZ Seagrave received Q telegram
from him instructing him to look out for
. pocketbook LETT In room =.
MI eeaxrAve called In the chambermAid
departure and showed her the telegram.
She ut once produced q pockethook con-
tanning d draft for 500, about 80 ia bills
and freight bill. The telegram had been
sent from Q Canadian PActnc train &C
Fields. B.. C. Mr.. eeagravs telegraphed
new: OF the fnding Of the pocketbook to
Fields on board the train. but the message
Although It seemed hopeless case, Mr..
Seagrave began working TO ind the owner
OF the pocketbook. Taking the freight
bill issued by the Southern Pacific road
at Corning. Cal, for goods shipped to Bos-
ton. q E clsx. Mt ssasr.vs wrote to
information regarding Flint. Yesterday he
received . letter from Flint himself. He
had called at Indian wharf, Boston. In
search OF his goods. and been confronted
by the letter from Mr.. Eeaxrave.
His surprise may be imagined from the
fact that In his letter he says that he had
given the pocket5cok up a. lost weeks
before. not knowing where he had parted
with IL and not having heard from Mr..
Seagyave.
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RAILWAY MAIL CnAScEA.

Smaller MAIL Cars 70 he Put on ~
the NoPtheFn PaciAe.
Orders for the following changes In the
railway mail service have juss been H.
sued:
To take effect August train Portland
q san Francisco r. r. q. win leave San
FRANCISCO 500 p. m. and arrive Portland
S:ls q m Train 6 same line win arrive
San Francisco Sis q m.
a car service change Il authorized b.
tween spokane and Pasco on the North
ern Pacific by the establishment OF = iina
Of railway postcfnce cara % fest In
length. inside measurement, over this
route. 1857 miles to superseie q }.ne o.
such cars 50 feet In length. leaving date OF
commencement OF service ana nay 70 -
stated in O future order.
On the route between Paseo and Ia.
coma The establishment - authorized Of =
hne OF railway postofifce cars. 70 feet in
length. inside measurement over thss
route. $50 miles. 20 supersede line
OF such cars - feet IN length. leaving date
OF commencement Of service and paw 10
b stated IN . future order
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friend. ex-Mayor Strong. arc now on very
good terms with Senator Platt--terms that
We're doubtless made by the governor and
bis friend. the ex-mayor.
The expected arrival In San Francisco
OF his son. Maj Putnam Bradlee Strong.
adiutant on the stan Of Gen. Macarthur
In the Philippines. brings Col. Strong and
his wife to Seattle. The party Includes
Mrs. A. r. Shastuck. Of New York, and
they are travelling In the private car Of
President James j. Hin. of the Great
Northern. Yesterday. after hreakfasting
at the Butler. Col Strong. with a party
OF friends. went to Smith cove. where he
Inspected the Great Northern improve
nents. Luncheon was served on tho pri-
vate car. Last night. In his room. Col
Strong discussed business and national
and New York state politics with Post
lntelltgeneer reporter.
Republican Success Assured.
You can expect 10 see the independ-
ent Republicans. the independent voters
OF the state and the regular Republicans
working together in the utmost harmony
In the next national. municipal and state
elections In New York. Col Strong said
There win be another union Of forces
opposed 10 the corrupt domination and
misrule Of Tammany hall The Mazet
committee has proven that Richard Cro-
ksr is In fact the mayor OF New York
that by the corrupt policies and politics
OF Tansmany hail a private citizen has
become the dominant power In the great
est municipality on this continent while
the mayor elected by the people Il mere
~ the tool OF the boss
No divergence OF views divides the Re-
publican party Of New York as far as
the Philippine question IL concerned The
party u practically solid to q man IN ia
dorsirg the presidents course I'm the f.l.
anss. The Republican voters desire 20 see
the war pushed 20 q quick conclusion
they are in favor Of sending enough men
20 the Philippines to quickly and efser.u-
ally s1hauc the Insurgents. II the Phil
tpptne question Is an issue next year. the
people OF New York viii sustain the pres
t5cnt
While there has been more or lsss crit
feissu Of Secretary Alrer. the people In
New York. as rule. had no objection to
him They are. however. delighted with
the appointment Of Mr.. Root 10 take his
place The new secretary ~ known among
sns people % the city as = ss-A.ghtfcr-
ward honest and sincere man. who ts
fearless tn adopting 3 course and In ex-
pressing his views. His appointment has
been she GROWING act o. the auminissrn-
ton In New York. He WIN become one
az TIE sraess ard most considerable Of the
presidents aav.se-s
Mckinley . Fovortte.
My belief 81 tha; the masses OF the Re-
psassran party IN New Fork desire IN.
denomination ~ President Mckinley
mere hss been some sentiment tn favor
os s'eT- Roosevelt among the boys. but
sac sober element Of the party wants to
- the Goyerner occupy his chair ~ Al
g SWo yoaE1 r. ~ no1oyo thna
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chase and develop located claims. Some
Texas ard Washington City men are as
sociasea with me.
Prince William Sound I regard ~ .
promising copper district. I think there
are also some rich undeveioped gold
mines In that section
Mr.. Trswholme expects 20 remain In
Seattle untsl the return OF his expedition,
probably until next October.
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ang . hoy - mater.
The second arrest under the new polico
order forbidding minors 20 enter saloons
was made at o'clock last night ny Of
ncer NJ. r. Hubbard. the victim being
George F. O'Reilley. proprietor Of saloon
II III Washington street.
The case II q peculiar one In that the
boy concerned entered the saloon With
his father. who ordered q drink for him.
self, but not for the boy.
Mr.. O'RsiIlsy was released On HE owu
rocognixance.
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Assay Returns from q. W. Prices
Cape Nome GolA.
=. q. McMicken. Of the North Ameri-
can Transportation and Trading Compa-
ny. to whom was consigned the 10000 OF
Cape Nome gold taken from g. W. Prices
Anvil creek claim. yesterday got the Seat
tie assay mint returns on sc ounces Of
the dust II assays $1s.E per ounce with
the same returns came those OF Hunker
creek (klondike) deposit. giving but SIG q
Had the Price gold been washed q
clean a. the kiondike product usually a.
II would. the assay II said to indicate.
have weighed out fully Sis per ounce.
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A Unkaown Man Meets Death on
the Seattle Water Frsnt.
A Ghastiy discovery was made yesterday
msrrkng BY . party OF excurxfon.ets start
Ing out IA q launch on Elliott hay. II was
the body Of an unknown man doasinr in
the bay near the foot Of Spring street
undershirt being the only clothing on Il.
Tbs body was that Of . man about feet
or inches Ia height and rather stoutiy
built. with brown mustaehs and brown
hair. No Identification was possible.
The body. which was badly decomposed
was taken TO Bonney 4 Stewards uorrue
and WAs inferred soon afterwaxd
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TIE beard % public works yesterday ie.
twc sewer contracts. r Mcclellan re-
ssssed the contract Cor the construction
of sewer on Third avenue agrsh bis b
hesssx Nssa9 Sssrras q Goefz were the
iuw-se hs43rrS On she Seecnd avenue rarta
sewer. the eostracs sskny lss 20 them for
a. ssss "a
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r.. n. Folsom. leading ise-dAaier. yes
tersisy seid s.opo telegraph poles for ship
mens 20 Oakland and Los AngeieA Mr..
Fe,ssm eontempiases tho construction OF
n Pile raft. and In nirtherancc of this
project viii sean make trip "a San Fran
cisco. lie has = number ef campo I'm op-
GRAFTON in Western Washington.
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Rev. Foyn,eli Kenper. Of Milwaukee,.
has accepted cali to ST. Faaa's church,
Protestant Episcopal, in North Seattle.
and 9TH deliver hts first sermon there this
morning. He Is graduate Of the Gen.
eral Theological Seminary. and fer tina
last year has been assistant to Bishop
Nicholson at the cathedral IN Milwaukee
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Edwin Mtmaaevv Mnrrie..

Edwin Ws7ssow, a clerk IN the county
trwasurer's effscs. was married 10 Mss
WINSTON a. SfeseFse last Thursday BY Rev
J. - Sssesr. Thai evening tire newly wed
dei couple weat 90 a taeatsr To their
surprise shes saw . play sntisled. Mar.
y6TS IN Hns~A
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FUNERAL OF PETER CIrAnY
Services Conducted by Father IRE
fontaine-Astemded by Many.

Servsces sooaertea ~ rather IRE
foataine-Attended by Many.
Tue funeral services OF the late Peter
Cfeary were condueted yesterday afternoon
q. the Church Of Our Lady Of Good Help
Father T.. n presontAsne offic.ating.
Mary friends were present and tha eer-
vtecs were very impressive. The following
gentlemen acted a. peli-bearers: E x
n. Ax~n. Robert Ca,lAghan and J. w.
Hughes.
The caseuefea were held at Z o'clock Al
their chose the body was taken TO the
railway station and shipped on the tla
train TO 81. Paul Mr.. t7eary's former
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aEoGIvER xrLIxnnH naroars
ADVISES Action Against o. ~. oDooz
one of Inso1vent HarH,

John Kelleher. receiver Of johnson =
epeer. filed q report In the supAfior court
yesterday afternoon. IN which he ayB thAk
he has collected $1,311 more than he hAq
paid ont. He asks the court to allow him
compensation and order the remAln61e
Distributed among the creditor2L
The receiver says that he believes O. w.
Speer collected more than 40 subsequent
% the time the flrm became ineo3vent and
converted it TO his own usa He believes
that this money can be recovered BY &C.
ton IN court.
Claims have been died against the f1rm
amounting to Q2090 OF this amount IA.
o13 has been allowed.
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Noslh Daketa Lawyer In Search -
Ps1nes yvailaaa 0eunA Mlnes.
=. d. Trewholme. . North Dakota law
yer. returned on the steamer Topeka yeo-
ters1Ay from trip 10 kadtak Island ana
trtnce William Sound He has been ssv-
sfAi weeks In the North. investigating
mining properties. with . View TO pur-
chase.
Prince william Sound Nr. TrewholmA
sid. with Instructions 70 investigate
anything that II offered. We are look
tng for prospscted properties. either gold
or copper, but while was there found
nothing for sale worth purchasing. II il
not our purpose 70 prospect. but TO pur-
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DaseAaIl for CHARITY.

Tho baseball game to be played In this
city August 10 between the Tacoma trav-
knights Of the grip promises to Be ono
Of tho most interesting games ever played
on thu \. n. G. A. grounds. The proceeds
win DO donated 70 the OrphanE HomA.
and encourage the boys with their
GmileA
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Tse Topesa's Eiorsike passengers re-
part tss@ death from cs-x~Stion - re
avsr. July 81 at Dswson. al Eauiuaa
Ase3 SNcezress MAS - y~ars az sse zrst
formerly a resident cf New Zsnl&n4 Jas
Duncan 6t.1 81 fever We was a native
~ Aberdeen Scotland ard n~sore gatag
- the kse-sike resided IN California He
W4S g years 81 Axe
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nm YoslNo xlornm


aevotes herself TO hef Arst child . che
never does 10 1xotbes. ~ child succeeda
child she 10 ien9er feaas then stories. tells
then tales at twilight Of ]oins With them Il
. nerTy ronp at 6ld ti9e Does che rive
her later children leae tecsnse abe iSves
them lessl Ne. She gives them less BE-
cause she has Les % tive. The birth Of
each child has len her Z
: ! : !: : ! !:
little more weak, . little
more nervous, . little
more worn cut. She
hasn't stsength to be
their intinak ard play
mate. What . looe
XyN. this meens, 70 moth
hnn e. and % chilAsen.
Il = . such
i -
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Several Nays.
The contempt proceedings against Az
slsfans Prosecuting Attorney Hart ana
Deputy Sheriff James Wilson viii prob
ably not come up again until nsxt Thur
day morning. The hearing wss ~ down
for tomorrow morning. but last evening
Assistant Attorney General Vance. On r.
guest OF the defendants. agreed - con-
tlnuanco.
The principal reason for poetponing to
hearing n found In the fact that the Arm
tbs attention Of Prosecuting Attorney
McElroy and Assistant Prosecuting Al
torney Hart. and II win occupy the atten-
ton ~ ths court tomorrow morning.