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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01
ARLINGTON ham DISAPrEARs.
Danto ConnA4, = Sh1ngle weaver,
Mssolng since August.

Special Dispatch to the acknowledgements
ARLINGTON. Aug. u.-Th< people Of
Arlington arc pushed BY the mysterious
6isarpeArance Of Dante COnniff. 3 young
married man Of this place. who lefT here
for Everett on August - last. saying he
intended 20 % 20 work In BiarkmAn's MILL
Instead he went 70 Thayer 4 Ncrway's
Office ana sold . REIMBURSEMENT Of his
honassteAd ~ Oso. and has not teen ae<n
or heard of since. though dili2eN4 search
has been made both IN Everett and Seat.
tie.
His disappearancs In this manner has a.
most erased HE wife, who has sent out no.
ticee al over the country asking for infqr-
NATION. Tho missing man had lived h&re
several years. and there n no knoWl~ige
why he should have gone His Wits fears
that he has been fouliy dealt with or has
become 0eraneed.
He snswssS 20 tho following description:
0hsnG3e weaver by occupation. = years
old. light compiexioned. blue eyes. smso.h
face, conspicuous AGAR on left Jaw, wore
black cutAway coat. NO vest. re<sdish brswn
trousers. cotton shirt and soft light brywn
hat.
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my STOP FREE GRAZING.
AgSleultusol Depastoena UsnAs Xa-
tive 0sasses Are Dssae DxseP0l-
naes1-oysts0 - Lsasang Cattle
Ranges Ceateoplaeea ~ 00sAals.

WARRINGTON. AUG. u.-Prcf. Lamp
son =. ocr1baer. chief Of the gastroiogy d.
vision Of the agricultural department.. hss
jun returnsd from an extended tour Of the
Pacific coast and the Northwest where
he went 20 study the grasses and forage
plants Of those regions. The government
has . grass farm u WaIia Waiia. where
extensive experiments are being made with
grasses available for the vast ard tracts
Of the West.
The most starting condition. Prof scrib-
ner found. was on the big cattle ranges
on the public lands east OF the Cascades. In
Eastern Warrington and Oregon. and Wy
oming, Idaho and Colorado. These ranges
are badly overstocked. and there haD been
consequently . deterioration OF the grass
upon them Radical MEASURES will b re-
Quired TO restore them 70 nrst-class condi-
ton ~ pasture lands
Upon the advice OF Prof. 0cribnar. oecre-
taTy Wilson. In his Forthcoming annual re-
port. will recommend that the government
cease the policy Of free graolnG and sub
stjtute . 0ntem Of leases. This would
place the land leased entirely under the
control Of the lessee, and make Il to his In
tercst not 10 overstock his range.
A. . further Incentive, Il II suggested
that u might be We'll to give the lessee the
preference when the land 10 sold
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WOMAN JAILED roR coxTExPr.
President % . California nailreaA
Olo0beys the CooSt.

SAN rRANCIscO. Aug. u.-The only
woman precedent Of . railway company
mitted 70 the county jail for ave days for
contampt Of court ~ Judge Trout to-
day. Tho woman In question 10 Mro. An
ME Kline Rikert. ana the railway cor.
poration Of which she d the head 10 the
Stockton & Toulumne Railroad Company
Some time AeQ Charles Gsje3eson. . con-
tractor sued the company TO recover n
76biS for labor performed and material fur.
nished. when the case came up for trial
on Monday. r. B. Clark secretary Of the
company. was ordered 20 produce the books
Of the corporation IN court On the fol-
lowing day he reported that the president,
Mrs. Rikert, declined TO allow the books
70 leave the company's once.
The court thereupon ordered Mrs. Rik-
ert TO bring the books Into the court with
out fail Mra Rikert again Ignored the
order and the court fined her IN for con-
tempt and sentenced her ~ jail for nve
days. Mr.. Clark was fined - with the
alternative Of ave days confinement. SUBJ
seQuently Judge Trout rvmitted the Ane
Imposed on Mrs. Rikert but the c,mmtt-
ment TO jail was sl'owee TO stand. the
same 10 20 into effect today.
The refusal Of the company to pay
Erickson's claim was based on the fac,
that the contract vas not authorized By
the board Of direcsors Er!ckson claimed
that Il was and that the books Of the com
pany would 20 show. To determine this
point the books were ordered produced.
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UlFT nR PlRT ORCHARD.
0AvY DuRAn1u1u9 - aDcoD-
u1D = E.A1oo ASpn0gaIAs9o1.


WARRINGTON. Aug. THE secsetazy
of thu navy hMe dtrected thai al sou-
mates q requirements for the naval serv-
No. dkxt year shall 10 submitted BY TO-
morrow. September ]. thus swing him
thsss 0onths for ce-ordlnatti,g then for
suomtassSa TO- congrssa Accordingly The
several naval bureaus have been active
Of iat& preparing THAR Anal ngures, and
Al ~ estimates. with ths exception Of
theos relating % arDoe and ordnance. viii
- n hand onnperow.
They show. n general. considerable In
creasas I'll elone the i.ne. OWING 20 the
rnu6A develonsHnt a. tn navv. the unpre-
ce6ens~6 ss.os,rs - 1900 shinhuiiA ann NV
in prosrsss ana The snlalssd demands
growing cut OF tns war ana the ecau'as'on
of nsw territory.
The largest itsU % "a, ooo0oo under the
head OF s'incrsass Of the navy" o6We.ooo
mots snsn 10y Previous :s'' ~ . unosl
-. !. ....s. - ~. y -. :" 49,
nuues g wsSsnspe nov ~ CUT % Gun.
ssTucIou. e9eTegAun9 nIsysour " AL
cl.s.ss total much Y excess Of The rum
time Il Il. history 81 the navy.
.,c.s.c.. 49, ss.s. ..." s.x ..,ss.s-s ~, 80.
s."~ .nscs .nu-s S's ~1.. - 49,
.o S.S1 c s.s s.sn.s o. .asS,,s s. mo
craft. submarine boats, etc.
The ieem Of increase Of the navy COW.
srn The work Already authorissd ana now
~ cnssres ~ cn..sr,sr,.cr nosh ~ sr.srscr.
-. 49, s..S....., S1, -" - ~ 80
- ~ s,Iuc.us. Ussncnss. ne Ssn ,
cuITso - ~ AomiSaD H.cnuorn sno Acs'
VILE. chioSs Of the construction and Of the
enstneeelne bureaus respectively.
Admiral Melville viii also make esti-
mates "A, No. enssnsr,.nr p,ans. eou.p-
1900 49,. r.,,,Asr-~ -. -. wc-rc,x
, r~.. .o Du.o.nss &C. - s no.'o,s
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post Intelligence.
CHEYENNE. wvc.. Aug M-prof RI
wood Mead. IRRIGATION expert IN charge Of
irrigation Invessig atinrs. has been advised
by the department ~ agriculture thar he
y 10 take charge OF the proposed expert
men;s In tea culture by irriras.cn IN the
United States. nr G. L. shepard the
special agent who has been In charge Of
the preliminary work. has baen directed 10
report to Expert Mead fer Instructions IN
conducting The experiments He is au-
ihcrised 20 exr~na t1os for the necessary
apparatus for the work. The sum Of ts.aoo
n NOE available for the experiments.
Secretary Wilson. 81 the department OF
agriculture ~ greatly interested In this
new work and every effort viii be MADE
10 determine whether tsa can be- 3acc~ss-
fully sna probably grown In tire United
States with the AID az irrigation
THE annual Importation ~ tea into the
yni,ed state. amounts To 90 AsSn pounds.
valued a. SIS sUa.ess A. TIRE present. time
no tea for commercial Use h grown in the
United States The h~ss teas are grown
by irrigation IN climates At elevations and
IN soils similar 20 those 70 he found 10 the
rnlsed States
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NEW YORK. Aug. N.-A special 70 the
Times from Washington says:
Dimes quarters and half dollars are
hsing turned out by ell the minis as rap
idly as they can be produced" said an Of
nceY Of the treasury today. The demand
for fractional currency and silver dollars
II unprecedented. The requests do not
come from one section Of the country. bu;
from every section
Treasurer Roberts said that the demand
was due 20 the activity In business An
order was issued TO the California mint en-
August l. he aase. 20 turn GU, Si5o0 worth
81 dimes quarters and halves n month IN
"a further notice. just for tho use OF the
Pacific coAxt.
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Special Dispatch to The ross-Infesiigencer
noQT-gAM AaS. E.--Tns are-iEer San
Tnerr. tsesongknx So TIRE Puget Sound
Dredging Company. has camp,ssed ms
work here Ard ss making ready tor SCI
il has nlgea in the Nnrshsyn racssc rail-
~xy depot G-oards and dreaEci out The
lcx eonn Sc tie Sorthwssfern Lasnt<g
Company. having taken out ahssst $3.50
essssc Yards az earth.
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ROUTED Or THE YAaUIs.
Mexican vo1usteeP FePee 10 Defeat
- ~ . Hostile Dsna.

- NJ - UWOs1s0 hooSs
HERMOeILLO, Mexico. Aug. IA
company OF volunteers went from here
this morning TO Pitaya to join Col Pien-
adoe's command and arrest the Yaquia
who had destroyed the telegraph lines to
PotAm. The troops met q hand OF about
eighty Yaauis and = short night occurred
IN which one soldier was killed and the
Mexicans routed.
Gen. Torres Headquarters have been
entirely cut on from teleGraphic COM
munlcation from the outer world for the
last Ave days The YaQuis burned about
q mile Of the poles and carried the wire
away.
Volunteers continue 10 arrive daily In
columns Of 100 or more. and a heavily
guarded pack train Of mules b kept busy
conveying new guns and ammunition
from the launches at Medano % Lorin.
Many OF the natives who occupy huts
near the edge Of the town have become
so alarmed that they carry their beds IN
near the heart Of the puebla To pass the
night.
Gen. Luis has suspended hossiiities I'm
October when cooler weather will have
set in and the troops wifi be better able 20
take care OF themselves. BY that time
there vii, be about a.ooo more soldiers In
the field
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krrrarAs COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Annual Nepert - SspestateDaeas
makes . ssesA ehaWsns.

Special p!sra.cA 10 the russ-fntslilwsnccr
Ef.I.ENSHrRss, Aug. u.--The report %
the county superintendent OF schoais ~;
issued. shows IRE number OF children ~
schoDi sxe IN kistssss county 10 De s.srs,
as AGAINST 10c in iS28. = gala 81 "a
The average daily attendance vas I, sos
average salary ralss teachers. males, 81. s..
females. &stA The outstanding Indebted
rs~s IN $-.si&l1 compared with - 81. T.
ia issS. a decrease Of Nsxe Tcta, amount
expended for educational purposes during
me past year. ~. sd g..
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rRIrLErs AT FONT ANGELES.

Mss. AStAss seely 0ives ntstA % i've
Girls ana . Day.
Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inteiligencer
PORT AN0ErAEo. Aug. 3i.--Mrs. Arthur
S<ely gave birth Tuesday evening 10 trip
letp. two girls and one boy. The girls
weighed q little over three pounds each
and the boy four. Theyo are all perfectly
Seely In now the mother Of four children.
al born within twelve montha II II be-
iteved thsee are the nrst tsiplets born
within the state.
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Planting MN ssA several vassesssa
Destroyed.

SAN FRANCIeCO. Aug. xi.-1horsly ant
or O'Clock sousgnt . 1re bro&e out N
the planning mill Of George W. Inonpson
on Hisaon street, near Fremont. The
mill occuules nearly Z quarter 81 blocx
and this section VS. sntireiy dsesroye0l
The warehouse a. Holbrook. Merrill =
9setson Hardware Company and the Cor
ham Rubber Company. adloMn& vere
WORKS were destroyed. ~ were also ens
or two other small concerns. Jne entire
loss WIN hardly reach e&.0mI
Two Aremen. Coliine ana Dooeney. ot
beisa caught under . section of rosf - is
fell
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resides IN Bourne. Or. Wetsoo ssntsa
Watson, In his prime. WAS member OF
various theatricai companies and has r.
Gently been . member Of the AlcA1Ar
stock company In this city: de Also con-
Quoted : theatrical school here and In
Oakland He was 1T one time connected
with q bank at Sacramento ana toteS
held a prominent position In the mint n
this city. His widow b Also IN actSeo9
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LANDED uSDEn 80 seHD.
An Dut I've - the HsDsDsoso - -
rrasetseo VIM - A13s1se4

WASHINGTON Aug. H--C1mmas9oner
General powdersy. OF the trnmkafation eu-
reau. with the approval OF the secretary
OF the treasury. has issued an order A.
icwfng Exty-xsx Of the sixsy-sf9nf f1npshos
recently arrived at San Francisco 70 -
landed on the acceptance Of = bond % so
in each case contingent on their not Pc
coming public charges The two refused
a landing are badly afflicted with . sossh-
noue disease.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post tnteilisencer.
HOQUIAM. Aug. ai.--rhc new steamer
Ranger. built At the HoQuiam shipyards
down the hay today, with coiors flying She
made the run TO oyhus. about seventeen
mica In two hours. with throttle only
OF her. She viii be inspected tomorrow
and 10 into commisaion mt once
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WILL DECLARE DIVIDENDS.
Eassings ~ The Paelos Ceass Csn-
Dasy Are osPpassiag ExDests-
t1onn 81 the UAPoctoga.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA meeting AZ the
directors OF the Pacific Coast Company.
which owns coal mines and railroads on
Puget sound, was held to-day IN this city.
financial condition. and earnings are even
SURPRISING expectations. II y expected
confidently that dividends will Be declared
next month upon oil classes Of the stock.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Poss-fnttiit9sncer
rHEHALIs Aug 1.-THE Citssens
club viii send q committee 20 the ~
H~iens mining district 10 study me txaIs
into the mines with The Object Of eDs0sne
nr, the mos, available route from Tke-
halls There are Signs Of activity n shss
dfs,Ysr.. and il 3 said 70 vii soon eecSne
much better known than y - II present.
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pRITlsa CoLrxRIA SELECTED.


NEW YORK Aug 1.-THE Finnish
delegation which has been sent :s Amer
ica 70 selscs farsas for \ colony ~ be-
tween knse and i0"e Ffniandsrs viii de-
eide upon Rrisish Columbia. along the
Pacific coast A lester 10 this effect was
received In New York today from A.
Norgwtrcm one OF the delegation The
majority Of the immigrants from Finland
are young men who, 10 avoid beng sent
Into Russia 20 serve IN the army. are seAv-
irg the country tnssesd.
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PAssED DoGUs CHEcks.

rested ~ vaneeaveP.
Special Dispatch to the Post-InteiliEenecr
VANCOUVER. r. c.. AUG. M.-Charics
Muller. confidence man who II 10 said
haa served time st Sing sing and in the
Seattle jail. was arrested here tonight on
charge Of forging and passing bogus
chants checks for % and ~ respective
~. to which he In charged with having
forged the signatures II other merchants
Muller broke Jail at New Westminster
ed Tor closely. The checks found today
looked ike hts alleged former work and
he was promptly arrested and tdentinsd
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Special pfsraseh 20 the Post fnsestieencer
ABERDEEN. Azg z---I.&ss might
MEETING wnA held al the city hall for The
purpose OF making some move sovnfna
s~r.srfnx : site Tor the Bsrge q Le3fcs
Lumb<r Comranyrs prvpossd NTH ~
south Ab~rdeen. n wAs very enshusaAst-
" ana the site WI probably b. secured
The mssi VIII est es.qo fset Per oAy-
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lsssituts at Pullasan 10 Drawasg q
Close.

PULLMAN. Aug. u.-Ths Whitman
county teachers institute today wap full
Of interest. The attendance was 10. A
few Of the instructors and teachers whose
longer attending. The talka today were:
Supt Browne, on Hygiene: Harr Wagner.
on Intensive Reading; =. A. Bryan. Lltera-
y, T. A.: Prof. Bean. The Teacher ~
Cltioen.
This evening Harr Wagner. editor Of the
Western Journal Of Education, IT San
Francisco. gave hia lecture on ''Uncle SAM
Jr.." we'll tinctured with humor rounded out
with patriotic eloQuence. He delighted hIs
audience.
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OLYMPIA. Aug. n.--The state board of
audit And control VIII make an ofRiciai
visit 70 the Wella WAlla penltentIary to-
OiyupdA today u NJ way 10 Join tho
board Gov Rogers b unable 70 attend
but will join the bsasd Sunday IN epo-
Lake asylum. the last state Institution
20 b Waited.
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saddle Uesse Ka1leA Beneath N FL
1<ashupw Butcher.

Special pispasch TO the Pcst-fntellieeneer
EIsI.ENSBCRS. Aug. M.--As r. q.
Weed. q hatcher. was riding pAss n band
OF cattle last evening . vicious COW
charged on hss daG. which was running
en- ahead OF him. The latter ran heck
and do3ged behind Weed's horse. and the
cow losing sight az him rushed at tho
horse and buried her horns in the animals
acek. cutting the iuGuiar vein
The animal died within ave minutes.
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srSs.&aa fsfSs.feA "a sAs net-rnsezsixsncer
Esl.IsrNSEyRts. A@x. n--IIsus Nsk.
81 the TNsssY-ESsA v@snns~er infA0sry. has
a~es here for swysrss DAYS r<ryuitznE sos
A. rexsn@nt. He sIreessa<si in securing
sesen mea- Hs 80 caias1 beek - Van
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Cameron - in the Kam.oops Jail charged
with arson. He II alleged to have fired
the Hotel Columbia. in the Boundary
country. He was arrested near Spokane
and waived extradition.
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VANCOUVER p. C. Aug H--Newo
comes here from Formoan thar the Jap
snsse government Intends, after the moe
opoly system comes into force. 70 hotd AL
rsmrhor male IN she is5ard fer ssn monsns
or 10 without making safes. ana then %
AZ the price according 70 tne dsnand-
which may he sound TO sx.R tor the d1u9
In foreign ccsnfrfe3
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INTO MAYOR mUmE0 uAxDs.
0ov. Rogers Asks HIN % Take
ChnRga ~ nnlhlnens AnAnla Rnnn.

0OV. uO00RO A0kO U1W @ T0k0
Charge ~ selAisss' MEDALS vuua.
OLYMPIA, Aug. u.--0ov. Rogers has
Written to Mayor HuMss. q seattle, ask
ton fund 70 purchase the medals 10 e
presented the returning volunteers cf the
First Washington on their arrival in
Seattle,
The design OF the medal % very hand
some. Greek cross mAde Of gun metal
euspen0ed from Z red, white ana blue
ribbon. There u no stats fund Tor the
eufncient amount Of money VIII - raised
~ public subscription. Il viii take about
10 20 purchase the deeirel number.
The medals win b ready FOR dlstrtbu.
ton q the time Of the celebraticn In
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q. a. Wassen. Once Well-k a~wn
Takes Pesseo ~ san Ppaaeese~-

TNkes petsS0 o Sa6 Etasesse~-
SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. ss--0eorrs A.
Watson an actor and teacher cf elecu-
tSon. Vas found dad IN his room today.
having committed suicide hr swnlscwsng
poison Watson bad bern dissfDating for
hfs wife % leave hfm He heoode4 erer
his deasrslcn and u caxasA HIN - tnho
- u6A y . 0oeo - - oDo1hWs -
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n Pnss Bsznd oynF CUe.sv - snsske
aSpuf rsm srs~s - stas 1snt - Cssca CD -
~ = & 1sAesSa. - 49, ~. - upUW&
Cnnnaa's go ~ nMg - &Mn - -
- v8IeH - - hssu suwe ~ - - -
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NEW YORK Aux. n.--A special 20 the
Herald srcrn Washington rays.
w'hen frexdsns Mckinley returns TO
Washington re Wiz dtscuss WITH Secretary
Rees the appointment ~ osfscers 10 tic va
canoes existing in grades Of major and
ertgAales general The srcreaae OF the
army. regular and volunteer. viii Increase
,A~ nss az major generals TO ~aght and tsAs
az axsxadses generals 60 tw~rty-Soor
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UpeeeAl Daspasch - the Poae-1ntelligencer
TACOMA, Aug. A.-Indiaas from q Tar
north - Queen ChasSotts sound are pour
Ing into TAc0nA IN thelr canoes. "a route
e tbs Puyallup valley hop nAlda, attract
efL Even With ths prcuiGo q hoIp, the
IEroWors are yet striving 70 nj woro PEOPLE
coue into The yards, bellaving that With
heavy demand for labor thses VIII saill
. shortage.
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WARRINGTON. AUG u-rhs dlnpovsry
Of . shorter route botwoso 3nnfIs -
the Uuifed 0eofaD has hnd . rsfnsr -
preastnG sGscs upon soms Of tn uuuU1
- n reduces their travel pay. To 80
Fouts was 500 nileA bus - ne III fxnn~
ports have cut a tn - utjss rsqufBo1
Tor touchins ~ HonctalnL 1B0< u -
soldiers - Manila - Ecseved trnvsl -
on TIE bass of H. 81 routs. but pnge
of the first payDsnt bao nsea sstun1n1 -
TIE paymaeteR
This applied only to shoss ssbd3srD -
Manila VIM rs-eaitsfot and recs1ve6 frnBua
pay. to which tbsy would have been -
titled u thsy had rsAasDsa TO the Unses1
0xAteps
4 sew plan has ossu ADOPTED sss IN
shipment az antmn.n - tn P0x1Suufnea
Heresofpre animals - pDed b. Way a Hos
oluIu have 6sen Gvsn . wesnfx re2 20
that place. ths - msaawh11s iysng s1Ie
In the harbof. - y No. pFop1sed 70 ~
lad the YAneports sn1 return TO 80
yranciscc. W3th aooeheg ioad ~ sn1p U<lI
proceed 70 Honoossu - thea p1e1 up -
nrsf lad And pfoees1 80 Nnni-n 5eoyinD
tie second tood 20 - sosa0 lDeug.
Another plae - bs1n9 congs1eFad 70 hoSe
one ship run be<Ween - Dranc.orO 80
Hoao1uIu eniy go thsss nsewssn Hoss-
lulu and Naa11A.
me depaTsnent IL szpssssncin9 nms ar
0cuity WITH fhe hegDso W41cD ADVs bsno
shipped fro0 the MnDf % the Coauf. -
they have ns& senod to 30ug1ey vsey wsti.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

VIENNA, Aug n.--The Hungaf1an rnia-
.s,ry 81 agriculture has just issued tss AZ
nuaI estimates Of the worlds harvest tbs
points TO . considerable dedcse0cy Ine
isst wears y.eld and about 3Ao00o snort
~ the entire worlds demand. Ths esst-
mated Weld Of rye IL s.eee@ les than
that Of last year: OF barley: 2@ ls~
c.encv IN Ali cereals - ABOUT G.0oAeoe aec-
folsterR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

rAs ss~asa9 ssx~e ss4nscS = shsus 70 - sa.p-
- rsM u Mnlnn1 - 10 1nA,ss sufms =
~ - g - 49, n1 = - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

BOSE ldaho. Au9 a--1he nanuna coa-
Cor Idaho opeae3 hero chic mprUiu8 pfe-
ax1ed evsr - Bishop = II vfncenf fae
day Wns cecHpse1 With rspoSss ood g.
vosionai exorcfDaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

uo1msoo Rbooty ~ T0oomos
Gpeciel pispatch 20 the Pcss-Intsillgsnc&r
TACOMA. Aug. 0.--A phenom<nal run oe
Tall aAlmon II now making toward Com
mtncsment bay. Each trap bfings to the
scow lying alongside anywhere from 1.Boo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

ToooDo 0oo0y - o0oD.
& ql4l Dispatch % the Post-Ints.I.Gsncor
1Co4A. Aug. 1.-THE steamshs2 Ia
S59X. me- WI leave for 6an Francfsco "a
oUoFnlng 70 enter The goVeennent soyv-
~ - transport
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
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