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

VANCOUVER. sept 10 NJ sr1 Me-
f0r naB tfanTs~.g gn short gislt
Wright left last Monday Tor Alsnsds.
1f Welsh, ~ gogfh tgeBd vs~ ~ this
alfy OH Tuesday ard Wednesday
dfE II. =. ufaf, - uOnsiua, ~ g. ess
fbe guest ~ NJ snd Nfs . ~ tl~~fi
lHef sHfk
NJ fJwsft aceswmon isn lsss Mon
day foF seattle, rhsfe he entered fns state
0niyefsify
Me TIA smith ara Miss warner, ~
" q NJ fNsfagn lasf week
sir ~ ~ kfhHpsef ~ rhehsIls. ess
visiting befn 80 Ws8usefsy
Miss Nellie fAie left isW week fof Va
isnsbufH shore she viii enter the state
normal EHHgni
tsagt ,nd Me- wis n me f1ffh fsgl
mrnf sfs fite sIesis ~ Judge sn1 Mfs W
~ t4fniaf
Hf T. VI tees. ~ CASTE no,s wss q
visitor IN tanf1uFtf i4s' Monday
Mf ord ME- Thomas @'smef6n, ~ tspl.
fefdHlf Fafs Hlfs's ~ Judge ard Mrs
j. Aiiff ~ NffheNfHV
So and No =, tforFins. - T4corns
nefs fssiafffsd 80 fhs Hotei Columbia go
Sunday
Wfs y Rooas aof 1sorsfef - Lewiston.
idaho sffe 9ufNfs - NJ arr Mfs " r.
ra0Veff iaei wednesday
The ft1rfomffu dancing alUh gaze IL
Usbffla party ~ ne p4fi0rs ~ she Uofei
frfonaHs laaf Fffdsr evening 1hers eefN
fNfBfF couples WfF9smf
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iiOns 10 the school there. prof - NJ
Deum. also ~ this city. IL tho principal.
Mr. Ivan MahHncY, son ~ Mfs George
HIATT. has returned after as absepcs o.
three yeHfa. tie served 10 The navy fGf q
year
M y ! plau and family have moved
Mf ana Mrs w. J Jcnsln. sra over
from Republic % Visit.
Mrs 81 s. warren has gone - Dawson
whore bsr h1shans ~ mining Yer dsnss.
tef NMlF Hiii siaY win MIS- lHicbrsf
4 here during her abeeu0r.
Mics I,alsy Miller 10 visiting relatives ~
Michigan,
Mss cora Bmy viii SION issvs Tor
Mrs., n Jseksgn IN visiting her daughter.
Mrs ptBsficb ~ rbsbeis
Cards are 0ut announcing tbe marriage
~ Mr WI a Flses and MISS AVA i,yHg
bride IN THIS eitS
TIE Christian Enfeavnf bod very nGs
ssfyice ~ mo t'fssby'sgiao church lssi
Hunfst Miss fAyzs ARueN presided
ggaa programme we rendered
Tie ceh'faiia Dancing Fiub ssys vefg
pleasant Esry iasi Friday svenins 80 =
number - invited fFiSndg
NJ ~ t. MoofehoVse. president ~ Inc
educational b0aff - ne tagfisf fhnfeh
ess ~ the city ih's week BOOKING. after
me ini'fess - lbs seminary ~ vii
pfntgbly ts gpeusd s10n
NJ nobinaon siil remove - date
cry 'bs sest
MIS- ffnhh ~ EfusunH. ~ HfAffie
was ~ ths NiT thia week IN Visit e.
trends
SF Hies .as ~ DiTmgfs WeinnKatY
Mr August LHhge and family have gens
g. Hfsweu, GERMANY 90 y gistt ard slli
he afssni several months
Mrs n " +esafy aBf daughter have
KoHf 20 %fbf#sks 20 visit
Mr. i Pest waR Seattle visitor ,hfs
9eek
W Wits Woienff 80 ~ Wesfyor
~ and 1fss bDman sfe ~ Abeffea
ihm essk
ME- Usofr1s HccshflHes haa gone g.
fslHine - Join her hushanf
Mls~ ress'e gilsspis stii probably teach
% Adna fhs sinfeF
pfef - ~ rfifNtf ieaVea fGf ftirpfa
fh.s seek where b. wiii have fhn Dual
100 81 supsfig'esdsnf ~ The o. h0ois
M - ~ Hers left ;af YAssyn Wednss
ssY
NJ ifourr ueans ~ hufns from paeapf,
sud sili remain here with his parents fhis
4IEIHf
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FAtRffAvEN. arpt IL VT Gyms T.
Oates ard Me- Msbsf Aifs Htnfo1n go
married ~ nner On "Wednesday. ~ 30
fes0fjfalv 9eeofsfe-a hs~ne ~ 10 srIJ@.s
mother % Fourteenth sffsef Rev
agar. castor ~ fhe FIRST pspfis' ehurrn
~ Whafcon p~rfofwed he r~yefo~ny, -
lps th1 esrvice ~ no Fef~0psi eNBrnH
ufs georse p ssgsn5 prssAet - re -
ssn ard tfayea fDhsrWfNs s-f1lny
frsven ~ ire bsdsl progression enfey~tf
TSS byffe wesr ~tHe rovsseIins fe sef~
ever wNlfs fsHets sIk. sra fh~ bffses
r3is msss Gfsee HVefoen sss geTx pfet-
NV sfssfed in ~fYstr ofwsnfss Win pfnk
trimmings W y " H8ufoon VS. 49,
man D1fns chs ~rfsmonv ,~vefsl s-ier
flsrs sgftiy played ~ ne orssnIsf tSdef
fses0sy - fn@ lfrpfes~iy~ eerviee cny tne
pfl9sss family sps few intimate fFferfs
sese eye~r, ffrmeaisfsy sffsr fSe ~ef-
ffng M srd Mrs gmfee lest ,sf 'our
20 fe~fisuf suS 6fNer southern yrfafs
Macy congratulations werr exferds1 -
foss shei~ feusrfufe. - fa~ cfrc1~ - mir
ffierfsHip ~ an nTtsJaliy Isrxr ore, VI
dates ss%inx hf1ass nc position - serye
tsrv ~ enc FsrSsver Land Cor~psny sfrre
lss arssni,aNsn, snA Mrs. Gafes brins rF@
- fhs Instructors ~ 81 Fsfyfaven essd~
sN4 ntgr s~hrcin sr3 4 great fav6rfte
sfoase ell 7er fyfsrfR
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which Was given WITH q musical accom-.
pBnim-nt by Miss Zimmerman. They wefo
also assisted IN the evenings pfptfhnr"
by gnartoite COMPOSED OF Hiss Bsfne,t'
Miss Thomas and Mr., Green and MI UDw.
croft. Miss Jessie Foster accompanied
them
The ladies' of tho Baptist church will
give sgeiai nest Thursday rvsninE
I'm. programme has bosn arranged
Mr.. y A. Parker and Mir J0sephins
hast we're united To marriage ~ Hey
Father Prefonisine. % SEATTLE. on FTDaT
They took the overland train for great
Falls. M0nfaus, where they viii reside IN
the future Both parties ATE we'll known
IN this city
20 Monroe. where SIR. Nichols Will nave
charg. Of the county farm.
About the second week ~ Octobrf q
grand ball will be given ~ the ncw 80
which Will he Ou Trsnfsr scsle man
amp thing ever given ~ the city,
Mr. james Hossn. Who fecso,'y arrived
home from Dawson. was IN the ely last
week. scoompanied ~ bis .ise
Mrs Hury brown. MIS- Emily sumner
and Mrs Jennie csithnTss arr attending
tie state university ~ sestils
Mrs Eioulze Kingston ard Mss FstnnA
MilIicsn. who rave bsen sps.dlns hfH
vacation az home. returned Monday 20
the EiienstUfs normal school.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dana, ~ Neaf'ie are
visiting 81 tho hofus 81 Mr. AMI Mrs y g.
Mr. David ToEsf. 81 Htsisstsr. MINI.
was IN 'hc city last week visiting hs
brother Ng Albsr' Tozer
Mrs q g. sullivan and sop, venrgs, -
srohomish wef~ ~ the rlty iasi week We
ting Mrs. NBiAvsn's SISTER. Mrs D. ~
Lewis.
Thr wornsn's fByok club. ~ I,owsli
gave q hard time" social sui tame ~
smif9's ball last week. snieb sss sefy
sacrss~fia
Mrs ~ 9. Johnsou wa IN seattle last
week Whiting fnenSs
ur and MfN = =. galieY are spsngihg
a few days ~ f1e Grsen river not springs
Mf- h. " Tesfie Hrx e. a springer
AMI Mrs. Thomas Robinson we're Seattle
Visitors last week
Mr. ~. g RET hsnebsf ard her fsnKn-
ter Mfs ~ Gibson. leff iaef week -
visit Mrs. George clark. ~ Datfifffeek.
Iowa
Mr. A. X peaneY - Masks sss rs
the city last week arcgsngsDlsd ~ b<r
Angsrter Aiss Alma rsianeg. VITO 70 AZ
fertlnE ne state university - A~sftie
NJ and ME- " Cnsgmaa an1 egH-
Grev serT SEATTLE Vte tors last ~eeN
Mas Yea Lamar who has bern visifipg
reitt gves n Mltw9aRse Tor f~w months
has rsfufped - the city.
SIR y II pfnsietna and Sfwiiy have
arffs "a here frufn pranta w.
JufEe Frank reid at family hsvs
re,nrnef af,sy short vacation IN Ki'sss
feys2rfV
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.cHEHAf.is. sept n-Mr. q r. -
HrigKs Of The Daliss, or. with his wife.
II ~ tho city. Mr.. and Mrs Briggs wsrs
residents os chebaiia ten years ago.
~ ~ cs shs P ams H. william III r.. ss sr%' X
this city, Ssfe married at The home II the
brides SISTER. Mrs Eaton. ~ We Eii last
sunday. The couple .lli live In chehsiis
Mr.. Gus HosenfelJt has been appointed
hospital steward for the Thirty ninth In
fantry and viii leave In few days 10 join
his regiment
Burnest. aud fecupersilns from sick
spell
Mr.. Charles Holloway IL home from hls
trip 10 tho Hawaiian islands
Mf. A. Gshel left Thursday on ten
days trip 20 whitman county.
Capt g y. Elliott. retired. who vas tn
Alaska The pHs, summer on government
expedition. sas ia gbshalls Monday and
Tuesday visiting his brother, Judge ~ a
Elliott, ard family Capt Elliott has re-
Gently been selected aa purchasing agent
70 assist capt hobinsyn ~ no quarter.
Miss Anne ORGY Mllstt ms returned 20
Tacoma 10 iake up her work a. q teacher
In tho Annie Wrsht seminary
Mas Alice Henson, 81 cathlamet, 10 In
the city, he guest % Miss Josspnins
Ms Minnie Uasxart, ~ clsaua,o. has
returned 20 the university az Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs John Ludwig ell start In
about three weeks On an overland trip 70
caiifofbls.
NE George caiiisons Of Seattle, 10 In
chchails. where he viii reside some time
Mr. J. r. Browning, ~ Adna. iefi
Thursday for yisit 10 Fort Wayne Ind
Mf, Browning has not been IN Fort Wayne
for sisiy ysur,
Mrs. II v. nichols has Joined her hus-
band NJ Wailuia
Miss ~ o. Montgomery, Of Chico Cal
In in the city sn1 has made arrangements
to secure the kirk home for her father
and mother Who will sfrivs IN chehaiis
nest week.
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ROSS a~pt is Rev ard Mrs.
ttsefs ehS vent - Portland or -
-. $1,000 e. ~Mssf - 80
r,Hrn fe~ jays isf<f
wFss FfN~i Helm. on - fh~ xrsd1Afes
~ tbfs year hss s~rufsd s1bcol ~
ff~frfa Wsaa sod nor farfnfs rave
jsfsiy moved there 81 1--we
Ms Chss McRiDnoa hes roT1nrerre1 =
aswres ln ire university ~ washington "
Seafts
Nas fsi1ie Peterson . graduate y ser
gssr NsN escursa schopi - Granite Rocx.
s~f commences hsY work IBIS week
Mr. Aifge8 NiNrar hse @1ffgreT eet
e.lieva eefrs~ - fsrsfnVifie r1lteKe W
Rev Eenaiisy nHe moved frgrn m
ssfer sffs ~ fre canal into re house Va
~4fesf ~ Rev Helm
nv - VHiisms. = fJTrr1n. preafafi
A. sne Second ~ rhfr 2 - rlf'i1F
a. fs~Hus Mummy waM n y - lssf
,sS~t aod eleesd orr BE interests ssrf -
W r. W Eeis ~Nu ha~ orrtste1 nis
ssase foe = rurrtfr - vars NJ Nun
~ 49, tus' refurrsf from 80 sec1n4 TIP
20 fCorfts
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SOCIETY ~ morsr vEmsos.

MT. VERNON Sept. &C. Mrs " liam
mer. ~ tedfns W 0cIiey, vas visiting
friends IN this city this week..
Hoy, A ~ Chaplin vent 70 NhstcOm
Wednesday 10 attend the " r. church con-
ference. which IL IN seaeion IN that city
Mrs Frank Fsffsr, ~ Msfysville.
wash, vas IN the city this week visiting
her mother. Mrs ida Priest.
County Commissioner CARTS has return
81 from Copper Greek Aisska
Mr. William Woodard who went With
bis sife 20 The hot springs ~ Harrison.
~. g., Tor The behenf ~ her health. re-
turned Tuesday Mrs. wocdards health
Mr. 81 y. Iisfkef who has been visiting
Of bis OH home ~ f,geiph. ont. returned
10 this city this veek
social ~ honor ~ Uev, ~ w
Thuraon was gwen ~ the baptist parsnns
aae Tussiay evening
Nf anf Mrs, Albfefhf, formerly ~ ayo~
kane, arrived ~ this city this week and
wiIl make heir home here fof short
time
nr Thomas Costello ard Mr .. n. nsi-
son returned wodueeiay from the SLATE
creek mines
The iiafbgone Sisters ard fhe Knights
~ IYthlaa gave farewell social IN honor
~ Mf W butcher, ~ the " ~ o. hail
Tuesday evening M butcher lsff Wed
ussfay fGf IHfeK, Wash. ghTfa ne vii
make bis future home.
Mr. Cnafies gis.sfus formerly ~ Ever
eli, has taken 40 bis feaidspoe IN tbis
city
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CEETRALIA. Sept. "a - Mrs.. Mary
Brown left for Saginaw. Msch., Thursday.
where she will reside IN future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker left for
Niagara Falls Monday. on visit TO rsia'
M and Mr.. y w Thomas were Taco
ma visitors this week.
Mr.. Hiram Raughi. n former resident
Of this city, was married last week In
winiock 10 Miss Jessie Eus,is.
Rev and Mrs. G. McDcrmoth are IN
New Wha,com attending the annual ~
T.. conference.
Mr. J. g. Aus, 10 In New whztcom a. .
delegate 20 the conference from the Meth
odsst church here
Mr. J. A. Profftt has returned from
Wes,port and has taken charge OF MS
business here.
Prof. q. A. Tiffany has been engaged %
teach IN the F'ords Prairie district. sds
Joining this city.
Mr. J. W Ghle IL very III ana small
hopes are entertained 81 his recovery.
owing 20 his advanced age.
Mis- Myrtle Shelley and Miss May
Ready have gone 10 Eima 10 take posi-.
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w.,.s VET. .o, ,srv.

wAff,A wkff.A. Sept "a Rev p T.
paffb Bas cote 10 MINES potts. wfnn
g. fefnain month and prearh N the
city
VI william Jefotd me father - Hrv
" ffefald hAs arrived from ~ Eesf ard
wiii remain here
Niss 9sbena nfenfs aecnfu panied ~
hef mother Me- Th8fnsa preuss Sc
parted Nedneedsv f1r paffisnd shsre
ahf wfH inter ~ ffeInna hall
Me- p - Flnunirs -ho ha~ bees.
sting tef mother Nfe g. Rakrr ~
fhie eltv rstUrrrd 20 hrr home IN port
lard
Mrs N y Uerstaw enfer'sfnes fu-~
ffr - her rfffnds "wednesday affesuost
90 honor - Mias Fssie Csmberr. ~ SO.
sauH
wednesday evening IRE ladies' - fhs
Mafraiefa gave Nne = fhrfr aeffrfffg I
seciais ~ excellent musical grssrs fnrs4
nae rendered "a sUifmdif si4fipsr sor -
and 'h' mtrry PARTY enjoyed daneln0 an
ff aW early NMsfF
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.oc,vr, ~ oo,rr,ulr.

gOfpGTffLp. Sept - Afg . nae
erA .ry Puget Waee ssTs YariY 4sf
Ff'fay eFfnlgR - honor = Nr org
" Nsf' gysf9atr - ne .f8defnf bore
desc - iss1 sh0 def4fft - Seattle -
enter sha state unfTffwfY - eefNpiefs p
sfu.Hos fss Eu.~ss present lnrfusinf fta
frtsni mates n NJ Nvfff Among frsfn
sese 1iss HoFnr Niss cfanhsY. MIS-
gaTsfs<. Mss faffn gerfsoft giss
Fe-~ssN Cnvsfosk NJ v'rauA asss fat
* = fFsr~st Miss ssst,Yrf Ma
Y.r-ss Nrsfs NJ Te9 Arwsffans
~ harry lanes. Nf = 8 Fsaysan "
A gesshtfstcr Nr IL = n4ee Mr. 0s
az Nal Af jss- sffs9s arA NJ Detrse
" Nsfft
0fs Leach ard No. pysr aFe n ass'.s
fEls essk
ES~ - veufs 81 Taeows ore re-
tsss x.ssfne ~ brother. NJ, y. A. -
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WsMyssSllg s0,irry S0Trs

otnyatff.fT seq r. .- xlvs Kate
ffesiY lfT issf Eafufdas s9f Seattle.
whffs enc wll tHake heT fufsfe homo
NO Daisy Cote Sfqitef aeHtfff friend
lees sHafaB sfd " Odsv
So ard Mro T. q Summers apeH' IS
ronpif - faYs fhis eass .n tndet whffe
fhsg Cat template Ncafins
Nre FFtnk fsfgHf Wi@fFf wffh We4h.
vernon feisgsss few dave ne fret -
fNn Rffk
Btfa % e former pastor = fhe MsrvsF .
81 ChaYfN sgvuf . ffW dave This a.ff
tn VISITING rtf.fre af48afhfsnrfH HfFe
On Taemsaf Afternoon 80 49, ierdsr
a reception - SO hare - MFs 7 lea
man
~ q y nimHifk T. i0 Whsfrar st.
fenJiBg fhe al nuai fmefflrg - f8e tfgff
Noarf f0nfsrsucs
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scurd. o. this piscs. dspasss1 sse WIS.,
com Monday.
Rev w. H. McAGiIsn sal fss6ly - %
whascom attending the 0eebo1ist go
ference.
Mrs Horace Holbrook II -vssitisg - -
attic and Tacoma this week.
Mr.. w. n, Marsh wac called home frnm
Whatoom this week by the death % DO
son Rupert
Mrs. Hattie Swift RACE and her brother.
Mr. George w swim. departed for seattle
on Monday.
Mr. a. b. Blowers, % s~sstie. ans Mr..
WlTgings. Of Pors Gamble. are IN town
this week.
Miss Hosom and Mi@ comsscrk, VINO
are teaching school. on CsmsDs seiand.
spent Saturday and sunday with srispds
hers,
Nc. James Gillespie vas IN Seattle tins
week.
Mr. Allison wanamakrr. Of the academy
graduating class ~ isk9. left for Seattle
this week to complete his studies st the
University Of Washington.
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OUT or TOWN SOCIETY.


folks assisted In the prppae observance OF
her tenth birthday The guests made 8
pleasant Httle party. and were entertained
N the manner enjoyed by young fclka.
occasion. and refreshments were served.
Miss Mamie Hatght ,eft on Thursday Tor
NJ. and Ms. John HsrkeIroad. Of spo-
Ju0ge Porter for . day or two. left for
their home On Thursday. Mr.. HarkslrOad
10 niece Of Judge Porter's.
Nj. J. 3. Whitehouse. Of Tacoma vas
In Olympia on Thursday. Mr. Whitehouss
Was Tor several years = trustee Of the In.
sane aVlum IT 6teilacopm.
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~. 0amsA cor1o enl music vsss In
6ulgel N and 8 splendid luncheon was
owve6 Abovs mIlniGht
= number q us0essU Of the Masonic
WAe6hury ot AoAcorees Tssssday.
NJ. and Nh. 4fad cUhouse. Who have
barn visiting ~ the Conner hoxne for sHys1
Tina pass. rvtusned 20 their home In seattle
Friday evenlng.
N. EiwArd Oxovshlin iaf, for Seattle
90 attend the university the coming year.
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spd Mfs fgerf fhsgpeli took tfip -
Granite FaHA saI HgfY~ ~ their Ffie~ls.
leaving last wees SATURDAY and feturnina
The fret ~ fhe ~ffk
Mr Ffsnh Selssffnan VS. . snobomish
visitor % sunday
N.es f,nstfaa e'rans ~ anobofnfeh. 70
feaehlnz fhe Hignisnf echeoi
NJ Chsftes Gregory vi@fef ~ Everett
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fTAUTfWNU Fepf ~ NJ TNeFts.
Hartman. . F6he VISITED ffierfs - LAKE
#faefrs $50 Eesrsffsff8s ~ssk
lee Ala falh visited ~ her hnue in
Hnohnnfisf ~ sunday
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~ lays - ~. when snsaftf ~-f~ r1l4
a t.s4rSvVsnsn srrx srafre The ~ss
49,. - az. esfa~feenfn arnfVrv. Nuw@v@r
- 80 - ssiexhgrs raersyf@ fAaaEfrT
.aa nave ve4r s4an4Ty eornai~fs - Sg@
fay MAJ ua
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fsnAwft rrffsafg 80 sn1 bsftai - fri
,~,.N. a<s~sfsal fssf NssH rsfpn reisr-
,@<rs sr~sesy rs8 Manssy s~pe~ush~s a
Trxsss zoe lsflss free
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EVERETT. Sept. 1.-THE musicale Civ.
en- BY the ladies' society Of the Presby.
terrain church on Wednesday evening was
q decided success. The church was crowd
ed 10 IL utmost capacity. Mrs. Thorn
toms selection. High Tide" By Jean In
The Kitchen Clock" ~ J. v. Chesney.
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WHERE 10 ne fs9r huf three feaf a9as
vrhc@ rdafs Improvement rinFe f1en =
~MahemgeBye
large sfr~ar fran lftf Contains Tow.
r.T as frrrs Uffia srnfne xTUw
AifFesssh 90 ar.ee we're Nfn4 at rffT
~ ~ }1dgrnerf wxak ard ffeffH 'ufF3es
w. "a go frfsfrn<a TfFT aH -
ff.ya <afa~8 - rs1J fhs8f a -
'rp~ ~eyn n ~ ~ fNarhnrr q ~
10 ~er tffe iefs sr1 HrisnFs -.
- ~ xsrs.sd ar0r Naflera bee~hfv~,
psshfsssse efsbfssn sEfY-nve
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on4wp Iii R~sss sail -ssara@y. -
fefFF.ef "a
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Effective s~gfsTnher f1fh 80 NTf
ts.etse ~sV ssaks = rae - 90 - - fhifa~
T.~s~.vs sezrfa Yas4 sfff En8 - - yguf
1890 - srs4ei yvsy fnis lfas
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~ ana Mira ~ r. Caldwell ard chill
- leave mat "wednesday for . three
- Eastern visit. Their time wili ~
&C between Louisville. Philadelphia.
- York and Boston.
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xr. TAosuas skinner. who has been Wis
q hef parents, Mr. ana Mrs Robert
Asrxknng Her sister. Mia. Wsngsts sc-
~sanies! her and will be gone year.
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1n A. Mel. Hawkes. entertained At
l<hspn Wednesday for Mira j NJ. Wins
uhn u aer~ on a visit from Skagwsy.
1anse present were Mrs Wfnslow, Mrs.
v. H. Raynor and Mrs J. NJ. Miller. 81.
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IN G.. w. Dickinson and Miss Wood
- como over from Seattle today 10 at
~ The tennis match this afternoon ana
- musicale To be given tonight by Miss
IN Smith and Miss 1Soffse Davies While
- they will be the guests Of Mrs.. J. w.
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y. Foulkes came over from VIC
TUESDAY ard visited with Tacoma
- as before gong 20 Seattle Thursday
kAsssyn team
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~ Augusta blanchard. accompanied
81 hsf dster. Mrs J. II. Valentine, % Oak
-. Cal. arrived IN Tacoma Wednesday
- VI! resume her duties Al the Annie
%hgAs seminary. Mrs Valentine viii
3md zine time visiting her father, Mr.
Ent<y blanchard. In PuyaIiup and her
Iethef. Mr.. Ge0rgs X. Blanchard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12
DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.

London-Lord Strathcona and Mount
Royal, high commissioner for Canada,
has been elected rector of Aberdeen unis
Versity without opposition
Chicago-Fourteen shops belonging to
the Sheet Metal Manufacturers associa.
ton today locked out their employees, four
hundred in number.
Chicago-The department of superintens
dence of the National Educational assoc
citation will hold its next annual meeting
in Chicago. Feb. q to March IA
Philadelphia-A reduction of the de.
partment of construction and repair at
the League Island navy yard has been
made. OF the $50 employees thirty two
have been discharged and 1t is believed
more will follow.
cheyenne. Wyo.-A conference between
the striking Union Pacific shopmen and
the officials of the company was held here
this morning, but nothing was accom-.
plished.
Washington-Tfe president today signed
an order committing to life Imprisonment
the sentence of death passed upon James
Powell. colored. for the murder OF Patrick
Lee in this city, in OctOVer of 1898
Boston-It was announced today that
the property of the Atlas company. q
corporation organized under the laws OF
Maine. and which has been in the hands
of receivers for some time. is to be sold
under the hammer In this city on Dec. 19.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12
ne or haIVeS-25 minutes.
WON BY LAFAYETTE,
Game That Cornell Had Expected
to Easily Take.

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov lion a wet
field, with compact offensive play, and
against a team not yet recovered from
the Columbia game, Lafayette this after
noon defeated Cornell, ct Percy field. 6
to B. Both scores were made in the first
half. Cornell winning hers after she had
lost the ball on Lafayette's fourline,, by
blocking punt and falling on the ball
back Of the line. Lafayette won her
score by good hard bucking, in which
she used the most compact plays ever
seen in a football game here, and as
sisted by several good end runs. For
Cornell, Young, quarterback Morrison,
right halfback; Starbuck, fullback, and
Taussig and Davall, ends, did the best
work. Trout, Ely, Bray and Weiden-
meyer were the bright particular stars of
the Lafayette team, and Trout made the
largest gain Of the game by breaking
through after the line buck In the
second half the honors were even, neither
side scoring, though Lafayette seemed to
have a slight advantage. The Cornell
team had fully expected to win todays
game
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ST. THOMAS TOO HEAVY.
StilIwater's Second Team Could Not
Score Against st. Thomas III,

Yesterday afternoon the st. Thomas
second team met and defeated the second
team Of the Saltwater high school, on the
college grounds, by a score of 20 to O.
The Saints had something of an advant-
age in weight and used it with telling eff
feet on their opponents line.
Saltwater kicked off, and the ball was
rapidly advanced by the Saints across the
field. After five minutes of hard, live
bucking, Powers succeeded in landing the
ball over the goal line.
st. Thomas again secured the ball on
the kickoff, and by a series of center
plays, carried the pigskin 10 within seven
yards of Stillwater's goal, when Fitz.
gerald planted 1t between the goal posts.
Five minutes afterwards time was called.
the score then standing 10 to in favor of
st. Thomas
In the second half the Saltwater boys
caught the ball on the KICKOFF, but after
a gain of ten yards, lost it on downs.
The Saints now changed their tactics. by
punting to the Saltwater team and then
holding them for downs, they gained
ground more rapidly than by line buck
Ing Ten minutes of this mode of play
brought the ball in the vicinity of Still