davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
CHILDREN TAUGHT TO
SAVE THEIR PENNIES
Savings Bank System introduced in
the Public Schools at Pasa-
dena.

PASADENA, Oct. 2O.-The Pasadena
schools have introduced a system of saw
ings banks into the schools to teach and
encourage the children TO save their
money. There is nothing compulsory
about 1t, the idea being to afford an op-
portunity for the deposit of small amounts
and to teach the child the power and
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
GeS,zeesSzSSn

The American Porter"-again crowns Its
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assn
with success. 1t possesses every element that
makes a beverage popular
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
Odd EeAows Gna 0he1~ &&una &ubxlee

.rTEBRATION Of the golden Jubilee
OF odd Fellowship In California
came TO an end at o'clock this
r7orning with the final strains Of
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YrriSu.iou on a Great scale.

England Is preparing 70 spend Sse'es~
3 year for tnirty years 1or great axe
for ir~igat1ng purposes, 10 ee made y
danru3uE the Nile. % the results II this
aaua-baisdinz Mr.. r. {. PenEeld speaks
thus n taa February Century;
TIE Egypt II tae map shows more
than 4oNs square miles. an eapanse
nearly seven times as Sre2t as New Eng
land: but the practical Egypt-tha& which
produces crops and sustains hfe--3S bare
IL aS large a. the state OF Vermont ana
Rhode Island taken together This : the
rlacon-llke strip OF a1luv.al land border
ius the Nile = few miles Wide o.. each
side and measuring hot more than less!
s31are miles. The extension planned,
and 10 be completed 81 the next SIX or
eight years. wholly - Irrigation. : ne'
less magnificent IN conception than the
rescaln. from the IAbysn and Arabian
deserts of .-5s9 square miles. or twice tae
area og Rhode Island. Tais VIII b ex-
ploltatioa ia its trGcst sense, ard It's ac-
comp!iShnent wln DC 4 veridcatton O. the
ancient saying that Egypt is the Nile.
ana the Nile IS Egypt"
As an object lesson this Egyptian en-
terprise should have no more interested
observers than IN America. especially iu
Colorado. Nevada. California ana other
states ~ the West, where tne Irrigation
expert = succeeding the railway auader
as 4 developer.
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SEAL HUNTERS
CONFINED IN
SIBERIA JAIL.
tiers in seattle Roat re Hunt,
and Supposed 10 lie Drowned,
Capsured nv RusSism .sHnboaI.

TIE SEA. hunsevz. F'raEk sasseaE3 a-s5
Alert Eeona}z seG- Na@ EETs EesS'-tsai
drowned f-cgg1 tz~ SceceTseT Ale J. A4-eF
seee2 years a@o u JAs'2ze=se @aters. ATe
sssae 10 - &tlve ar3 wei z@2 naR1 .
prisoners - Ese&SS2 "a = S1Ssgs2D HTs@14 az
Pe.Ess---2-saVsA, ~ La geusfs.4aA y lam
caatkG, n Err ground -h&t t1eE ~s1S
sealing n MuSc9s1te waters. Relatives
% EAsste-3 a. .S,41Sggr. 81. 2aye recently
received information 20 51As etFeet-
The schooner. EsTs3ey tHe cGEsfz1ara. ~
Cay Jones returned srozs - sea, rs
cruise - japan AID re AsEz4ag757 -,f1. \
Islands seven T4&<a $50, M-ta ,9@ az
.ecu1ceEze-tt thAt re tNN 2y1e1 .r@7r. RI
ART = e-1st s3ec-e- Bad Aeea dr1&Z.eG-
S.uca then ne Een 1@Fe 8~en gs2oesTgssel
assSssrs salad n ne -Azser in Jauu-
airy. 49, He as i cg4cS srQt- and csf9s-
Ss5erea o-u - the bssc Hunters ~ tae
vessel re c<a<t cEasse1 trle F&clIsc. 112A
oEge 8ay, Aftsr IL Ina s.s1t|S s.ss2 a~s1 o@t
al rss0<Tses sat Ne c1e 2ass-e- q fs~1,s =
san &-3 10 5ost St@@Ter csecuE3&e1- ~ Ter
s~arch#-g fcr sometime aEsa tys7At~ 2
coming s1ys. the ger cuaclGE4e3 iI2aL taeS
were 5ro.rssd- aEsa - reported 9pon her
4 aso1.S sgo q gunner = he cruiser
Es5y-Ilg.sa returned 70 Sa-sun Afa& toa+ Bass
tcTy relatives that Barney FoN al
American S-zXo- or : japanese SAip, raat
hun Al Yokohama tnat Basseora ard
Donaldson vecrc STA alive ats4 confined IN
tse pr-scE at PetTop a,sioTsk. Fox sail
that r1a hunters were peasa - rs =
Russian -TSrSeaf and made prisoners pf--
czuze tazv were sealing IN tfae .&13 - tae
czar q al the EtIsslas~ y letter received
~ a EtcroG. q man sssS rGAt@tfie relatives
q B2ssfoT3, asno,S = .21r'A : = 49, t,l-'.> :
aaaa :. II. Eassac-1. oz Ask-s-u IA h. Raw =
laid the matter before tce Russian co11s1a.
n San Eraslclsco.
TIE schooner A.ite /. A]se- WAS AZ ore
.sxs9e a Seattle beat. owned 6y Nj. \ ken.
formerly q me 4. 2. Hoea4sas Company
and later % Nixon * Mcconnell
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HOTEL ARRaS AIS
The Batter


s~1s~s~s TeTNaxes Es-so~s&s VI Var
-.e- Ta@s7na. i. Z fs-own- J r. BruEn-
11E SaE ErA-scsScs: VIZ. Barker F4sS-
vg-: NJ II NrCaae- =. l. BsaveT. =. y
IAn@asn. Nah Wa r Besk. SeW YoEN.
n z gy~ara Pesr>laEss. Mir. BeE-nezEa.
New Yo~s. II Ns2so. -. Louis; ]. :. C%a-
ne. MQsstrsal. - J. IfpE<sssasiE.sE, tAaTt-
Ssz:ar Ca2y---.a: Y J. Jsars1y. Cf-a&-1s1,
y =: Tssas = = E2lr. X 1Rxcs-ra = =
ena: 6. p K1hiies. vvA.;s- 2. ss1tton- =
Paul Tann 8.szoa. ~ 5rz@n, George s.
Blanchard. CITY. Jes- :. Rcss5lGaelz. S~sh2-
eA<.: = I ., ily1e. A9 - f-.s- =
Helena ireland. Salt 1-As= Cry; ~. L A.
ans. Peter Ausxan. H0aa1arTa. " q. Ce4n-
.susaa-n, :. PAU e a = GERMAN ar san
Mr. ar1 Mrs. Jean cain. Aaste- l,A1s4- 11or-
AuSs8es. < " Hart, II G t'rcsae-1ieEsT.
" { Sesex. \. L Coraer. : : Petersen.
MckesrEscrt- Pa 4 H4l-aAFis' 'se's'E-'A
J. = Forrest ChsAalA5-
The Raini~r-Grana.
u. 9. Cushing. Minneapolis, Z T~Er.ek
tr san Frxaac.Scc 9 A Eudsnger, Port
Lard: Mrs.. WEI Ps-Ans Canton. Mss =
z. Parl1rl. Canton '" H. t,Ar--n- Atl,s.s.
Portland. Mrs ". = Haskell. AlaTsessE-
ats. VINE tEAske}s. Man s.ssalssi Mss
pad3ock. Tacoma. Miss aolt <Ncoz1as z
.~os.ve- - =. A =. SANDER and gvt<e,
Ssr F,ra-,,-.scss. Mrs Late aEd lsE2iy.
Est@-au Cal -. : Han. Seattle, r. " ,
Lssasttn. Portland; clifford Mclean. San
Francisco. }. W. sGll-EGl.. Is-1e;i.A. SsaJi
= Mot a M55n4gEt B41 co<apafys ).
A. Campbell. Port ss.4Nelsy; Ms S4-Ia2s.
Heron ana daughter. SA4SWAy'
The Seattle
q Z Daniels. Dawson: Benton E.gnbeee.
CI;y, Char!ss II Dogn1ug. cI.y: Josn A
l;r2w. Portland. g. Y. AzPxande-. N MAJ
com T Ia SgtAxy, S~a &r@.3c-Sco, r :.
jacobs, New York; A. Asrass. 81 LoGls.
Or. Y. , AcE;rad4y. SA2 FrARS-sSo. ".
.. Franklin. Ssw York. 4 Il. wieos.k.
Sse Fra rcas99: Y Rude beck and wife. EE-
erett: Charles NJ. Eiough. san Franc Sc :
c Mcclellan. san Francisco; Ars- =. l.
Thayer, Everett; J. - Carver and wife.
Ccrrglin-s and wife, City, J. c. ElfniElsr-
mar. New GIarl.s; 4. HiebeEs, Minnesota;
joan ScaGbach. Chicago iliicein DAVIS,
Tacoma 2. sullivan. Tacoma; u. r. L-ard,
Mont g. Z. Daniel DAwss1r. Fran <
Wright. Blaine, D I~a!me-, City: @ :.
parn5oa. SeAr3-W oorey: 5. y. herSltp, Ey-
erett: Nathan Iackereu1. Everett J. Is
I-aib. Vancouver. b G Mrs c Z BFe@ a.
Everett: Miss Ruby BroEn. Everett; Miss
Emily Sumner. Everett
The brunswick
T Patterson. Portland: George ;
Banks and wife. Everett. d. ; Wee.
Tacoma: Benz <. Goodyear. C.ty; u. ..
James. 81 Louis: W. \ Cutler. Honolez-a.
II T.. sidney Miller Helena. Mont. c
r. watson, Portland; :. J. heilaT'
land. : II CseyirEton. Nnatcon, Z. z
Ee44ngTcr. WhAtcoxns Thomas = Haynes,
AaerEeen. 4. H Meamber, Font Jones.
cal. Charles Lamont and vile, Lsaveu-
porth Kan: EInarael Da Grooa. Fictegla
Joseph II. Kindred, Toll
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An Honest Medicine for La Grippe.

cseerge W Waltz. Of South Gardner.
NJ. SAYS: II have had tne worst cough
I'D chIIs and grip and have taken lots
q trash of TO account bu: Groat % tire
vendor Chamber aims Cough Remedy -
ne only thing that has done any good
Whatever. I have used one 1-1aut b5T.,e
and the ch51s, cod and grip have a. left
ne + cougratula The manufacturers %
an honest medicine" Far sale hy All deal
e-S.
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rse CARPETS sro<z tie a1szes azs@ s-zss@tfs-
erred tbs 1z-e= So E1as 10 GaEs2srs SAS
Anga Ex.e s1r = tss-.e 4 loaEe4 as tsss~-z 2
80 hsxssssrr r1nSS - Destroyed. 2sz1
tzsrs was rzx.11 eIcateEert Hal 3 large
szg5sz-ae4 been pr@Ser- s7e-e might 1ANs
@Sez q panic.
Al .r~ rpxsrtsrx rA@ society xzs r@sTgan-
szes wfxA the eseert11 - q " STANTON as
ysrssss5ea- Rev Mr. @igr@sa as STs&sI1r-
~ a-s the resl1%.* pastors q TAN eA}1sf-
~ - &c.,. -sr.~xtsser,ts " s14Txss- made
ms zE3r~zs % tn@ occasion. exs AA@Fafz2g
rna workings - -1= EaE1ezss o-z2~r ts1Szss-
ties ard ire yzetEE%1s ws.s5 sE54s1 -
followed rs Sxsgtr county he wgA 8o 70
EsTey9sr 81 sunday - preach a. It's Metz
csSfst church ard he VII snsd Gz5SEs
meeting az sf44 Baptist church N Ire
evening.
Frank nesv@z. xHo Is ~ the Eu-Is- Eo-
e. havsrg enEne down from his h5-ze -
rsav @-xnrsa UsAr0gal cszsnty, OF Dis
way 30 Olympia gave so-rs t-fornsaEzc1
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Shkppin<
From Seattle
10 Haw ali.


freight, including iSoo barrels % iirne. TO
is&Ye ~ the steamship Aorangi. from
Vancouver. He las secured a %1-toa
space on the GaTonne, which Will leave
here February l. fer the Hawaiian fsl-
ands-
AZ the present time he is eadeavoring %
charter suitable sailing vessel. 70 oe
loaded with @ general cargo including
line. for Honolulu and Hlio. Some weeks
ago he seat tbs MaQna All from here with
"a cargo 90 merchandise anE +,fN. barrels
of ltrne. 1t is understood 70 &c Nj. LII
lies intention - Continue these ship
nsnts from Seattle.
Tue line ae Aas sent 10 the Hawaiian
islands IS from Roche harooT, and Is OF
quality superior 10 the California lime
X il used in the manufacture 81 sugar
Certain strong acids form during the
process which are eo4uteract@1 hE the
lime
J. o. Young who lted in Seattle foi
nearly +n-a. decades tntll tcGr years ago.
The city from Hawaii - settle Up the at
fairs Il his father. A. y. Young, who re-
e~ntlv 6sed He departed for Victoria yes
fer.5ay whence re viii sail on his rerurl
70 the stands today.
N I. Isaacs, formerly "a prominent uer-
chant ~ this city Was a. the Hotel Bsftle-
yesterday ar. Isaacs Who moved u New
YORK from here yes-s ago. has brought
his family hack 20 tbs Coast again. tie S
now living n San Francisco.
+ Y Schoauznako- who Is 81 the Eote'
] Seattle. having returned temporarily from
MS lecture tca~. Will leave IN feT Gays
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= 80 &c - = -, - So,
r.------.--------ry wac has tass rs-
q. tarnsa tFars a E.sst 90
tssss sSz1ss After
the Eastern ~srkang SSH cur hax
stairs. - "a. s..e -
r--~---------s5 -.
Es@ fe~s = : TUT
oza 20 th1sy ssgzag thief. WASH re-
s sas ssr ''
60. - - - s<-sx rnssg-ss
- -. = - 49, - 90 trs6. cor.
- - = - -. tS4a~s srsra
- ~. - ga ssar ssss -s.er a sssse eas.
$3.50 se4 kes T"sere s~e ~ t~alrs
sassen car pa8 2ks@ Pawef ss9ns sags Iss
agtr&ss size q Iess g = ieeoss-s as -.
seRgFa ~ saEtssr tres ssax ~ safse%fs lsssFe'
y 49, y k~t8A ~@A -
sss - -. - .s.s ss--t<~ : 45sfgs
- Nsk.@S -. -. -. - - -
e. SOS Sees ~ lssrfear re garEass aags
are sArsg-sss seet sear ~ fms49s .se -
- ne seF ! SIS Ess1s aA@s-ns 1-sSx 80
nsasa zssArs- a1sen sssssss = - - a.
IS x i - :. = - .e.s%
- - -. -. .r5.<ss = ~
q = -. s. se,.ess - : go ca
49, ~ s..~ess.r e, i .z-sse seas 49, laxs
80 - %fa,~s ee@.sess s>err
- - s@e-I - ~ r-sr.f.s,s -.
- 3 - -. - 80 sss - gssah
&c - 49, - 49, - So gssee ee.ss
fsss kSFgs
-, s.ssvsea-
49,. - So - ss.s~. ers..w re-atvs
&c., ~ - AZ r.Sr s~s.zsh n~a feyssTss and
sse@ 49, - fa.r ar sasaeers faat
- - - saxs r.srgsrss 81 y.gs~at
s@.s~s - $3.50 = r<Ss79.ssrissst sr.fh i
- fxrs ~ =, Mss~ss 4nas sem sr5ne a.
lie as 40 - 50 g-.T 49, fhs year
A. ,xasf~v ~ rsI34rnnf s@sktrg assssss
sss,aErs - re c1a-a So - ste4s "a ii
= 49, $50. sAks hfssF4 - ssssta here Ia
s*r,~~
-. 49,. .xas- = ,4ss~ssssss sf.s-. Fseat = "a
-. - - -, ea.s. -, a..
sssNsss satsaf~sN A-feN sfs1sN - -.
tells a. BsHfsEs sad A4<&*@ =
r,~-~---.---~s~--~--~SJ foaifFs ps iSs%Fll,
a,s 1, NAsE OTIS 81 ne
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81 gtoA Bible soe.e-
ties. told OF the az
fair, which occurred
al a Race ing Of she
skagtt County Bible
Society az the Pres
byterian church.
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| Accident ut
7 UIhIc society
Meeting.

After the meeting had proceeded AZ some
length, Rev - Goodman commenced 10
deliver a prayer. when Suddenly tire large
ian3p In tae middle q the h8n containing
Il kAi. gallon - Oh segl - t.5e floor The
oil snrea9 about an1 In "a few seconds
a spsce Of some xix y eight feet WAS
ia flames which threatened 10 destroy the
tAl~ca building
Fortunately the FooEa was rot crowd
- and there wefe Ho persons near tie
q mes" SAID Nj Hetz5sr. Ne tore Up
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- one u those men
ah0 fra e tho
aa35 lest tang n TIE
world - s.. around
ard wait He dis
appealed from Seat
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PFEFE~T attlRS glasses ar REASONABLY
prices: consultation free. Mss Wl1zrskt.
Eys SaeN.A..aL. =. Cherry.
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EAsltt - AZ Tie
Mr.. T1llie IS here
purchasing feed. hay
and other material
for shipment 10 the
islands. lie las
..r. ...ss 80 4.-~ -
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The Brunswick.

Can't. T II. Mardeu has succeeded 4
the capta.ncy 81 the bark Planter. u
Mac u Cart Dow who recently died.
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Copper ds
iu
Cascades.

night after he landed here. an3 turned Up
aEasa Sunday. lie 3as been prospecting
"a the Cascade district. an has made
what hs tanks - a r2cSt e1eo1rag 70
strike
Or Trout creek. about twelve miles
nurf beast os Index. rs has 21lcoT srss-
ledge forty fee. vide. % copper and =sve-
orc. whtcA win run $50 to tbs ton. ''Now
$50 Is & cansery aIiys estimate, be re-
marked, 'foac don't run AVA VIA me
idea tnzf i Is i n5s DIG thing because
J have 70 tosi yea tax it VII cost a5o&i
safs = ton 10 Euine IL
Nj tsleAry says tteTe are two companies
WORKING al through TIE winter on I7SN-t
creek Mfr Downs. 81 Seattle. vita ass1slt
thirty rssa, and the Sunset SoPFer Mn
ing COMPANY WITH fifteen He 12TTASstf
Us four rssen al work Tie came 10 SEAT
~. 20 purchase supplies ard returns OF
TvrTzwsHay He believes Trout creek Vii
tarn OFT 10 De q E.eh copper district TIE
- Ess.4,es ~ ore J have SseT fTor2 there are
TIE finest / have ever seen. re re1s a ks
ara Mr Csssry has rad very extensive
experience
There came very near being panic at
a religious meeting held IL Ahacortes On
Thursday night Rev. 2. C Hetzler. sG-
rserigtendent OF tire oregon an9 Wash
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z 4. Chaas-y. .Ae wefi-kucwn business
-rssg9 ~, Tor %ew York via Sas E-4za-
c5sxo Wednesday ra,-nE-g.
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zssC1s 1.rs.s ~ thai
par. - Washington
yesterday Af.syE cor
here are some
mines Up o. Iezeie
r.wer, w1ach -ptlss
z - X n~ess--s -.
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II Is FaAEv arssszang fs- o-e q ersstEa*
ence =. TIE sszrsks~- csnsfs - Page -9szs
&c xaRss ire eazssss ~ Ma Wl&cgass1 arS
sxsxsfsse - s&a. J. Is IAEs@essE- - E6A&sza.
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JNIGz. rsyz - .-zx
fnz S- ~, = ~
go Ps-.@- E-r :
So RS xlFs, &C tie
way - san Francs
q Re Ass er-A here
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ctze- ceEres4@ WITH -zsca z- szz14af .
IL = GFss ez2As co--1-
To- 0tss Esswzscr C9-2a-~. Q, CSsczsS
A.3 Ssw Iera- TIE rEH es%vas@r fs1s1.
a Il -e-e97ass1sss Stiles - tAz4s Coast, wstA
hesssan arzars - sx- FTarrsSca- M. X K
rs- Leu-en. rs2F assr,-ls
TIE c1-TazT. 5 ~
.-s Pas13@- G~1-s4
TEsh 49, RS xlFs o. re
way - san Fra3cts-
ca. Ee RI. c0z}e here
ar3 ~il go On 20 Sas-
f.zr-3z - srgwexslzz,s tie t-zs1-e~s q =.
sarnrany. 1n@r Re VIZ return wsn rs re-
pert 20 Czsekgs ard Ssv YORK. and re
VII probably 70 sEpo.Ets1 IAs F-c.1ac
cess. agent
Tese eanee~r al more .1zz AkssY es-ah-
BAR ar nf4sre Sc tats ~sgT also. - represent
is 5Es Eess f. fss SgsT1~est
Five ysars sgs We gaT@ q o1..ses eH
tiess Cas-. SAD ~ iesssso1 80 :.
ARD ssnc@ sser 81 tgsnes5 has been cote
tav csgrrgsessnS@rse@ Waen tne hard tine.
are on bulldog ceased Ga Ire Cas- 50
rat IRE rzs@lrs:Ea2zSs u a.14ess -sc@-as IL
xruaAtsss4s
sEa. ~ ec--csnr ass rso-ganizsd al
tNs hesr&erlsns q 4ze year under shs tame
e .za C]sls Elevator Company. instead a
rarre w.h "a. Is Ez-zwaa ~ New YORK.
A. dresden. TIE reorganization was
ens6ce4 ~ Mr. Easastz. Il aoS c0atr5as
z rA#r EE@sF- 80 -f~F%e-E A@&tls~A --fH
e9nntrv ~ re Teor g@rs sZariar t7Ers were
some sasrteez ~ feZyEee2 smaller cCsacS Tbs
t&kz2 IL
NJ tsST101 =2s T5--sS~sT kacf,c c03sE
ruazage- % IRE NcwSs ard strce rs E3cs5n x
hS has been - s5ssta@~r sgsr-. WITH he &C.
quarters r. Atlanta Ca He notes a w3gl-
derfal Improvement !, Seattle since &c was
here several years ago.
George Ce4ry. xao spea; last year IL
-
Alaska came down. es r. tss custom 20
szyera the winter 81 Seattle. Bot C+eesry
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sa- E-xsse~. Washington sszEs Hs szs I
sse-v-swc ~Ea-ez u xz4c1 - sSSAx- t1saE2as 4
sz1.es fa- az CT tAe-- have --2E 80 sTsSa 4
@1N1
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Mines In
Okan eEa =
Ccunfy.

snat ray develop trto Giv53snsi gays-s,"
sad re yesterday. Trey are - IA E.eEs-
~ prospects, T-ha group IS owned by q
r Nelson - iris CITY. Eho ha-s sEsRe
sorle sxss9 or s. 90 IN development Norx
and hEs secured sorre very good aSsays
These cams are some twSlTr-@3z1t TILES
r1zaAsass Of LSayEEszortn- near Mount
StsxaEE w2ers ths EcsSse TEser Eas us
source AZ sze present tine there 2rs
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are town OF TeaEeawo~t3 < doing very
nicely a. the present. .sgn@. As x = the
division e.sd o. gae Csrez-E Northern and
the starting poin. TOR 1lLnsEss Il ezstogs 3
god business.
Mr. Reeves was a caz3k5ate on IRE
Tts.rre-crat.s ticket far representative ia
Ire legislature TWO years ago
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was running / recxsy ~ the hkg5es- vote
ever given % = defeated ea1Ea1ate n
Okanogaa coGnty. That AS some eons9-
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A J. Lille, OF san Francisco. Pacific
coast agent for Thee. Il Davies & Co.
as Honolulu. one - the targst business
houses On the Aaw allan Islands. IS al ire
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Post Surgeon G. A. Skinner, Of Fort
Stevens, is a guest at the occident.
Frank NJ. Warren, the canneryman,
arrived in the city yesterday from
Portland.
H. B. Borthwick, the Goble lumber
man, is in the city registered at the
Parker house.
Captain j. p. Whitcomb, the Ilwaco
trap owner. is in the city accompan-
led by his wife.
Wash. Muekle, the St. Helens mill
man, who has been visiting in the city
during the regatta, returns home Co
day.
Mrs Mrs. II. P. Hanson, wife Of
Captain Hanson Of the steamer North
Star, was a passenger on the Columbia
yesterday from San Francisco
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-24
DROPPED FROM ruE CLOUDS,
Balloonist Earlston's Sensations IN His
Thrilling Parachute Jump
Yesterday.

There are a good many people who
thought woull be drowned" said
Dick Earlston last night, when speak
Ing ot his balloon ascension and his
pcrllous descent under the parachute.
The impression was that when l
struck the water the canopy would en-.
velop me and carry me down before |
could become disenlanglcd, Now, the
fact is, there is trick In this business.
| learned It at Chicago when | stood
on the beach one time and saw thu
most daring aeranaut " his day hnd
watery grave In just such maunsr.
II YOU noticed carefully, you observed
that when | approached the surface |
had my trapese swinging Well, when
stn alott about IS feet let go the
trapcxe bar, and diving in the teeth OF
the Wind. OF course permitted the par
achute to clear me and alight above me
on the river, II naturally requires
deNterous calculation TO accomplish Il.
but practice has now brought me TO
a high state OF proficiency"
How did the world look to YOU from
the heavensG" asked the reporter
Pretty much as would the view from
a mountain 1890 feet high, which was
the altitude l attained yesterday The
vessels appeared like mere specks. and
the river contracted tnl Il looked like
a long streaehlng serpent OF silver, It's
a beautiful sight from the region OF
cloud. but 1t takes nerve to trust your
self to the ticSleness OF a parachute"