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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
SHAITUc NOT 4 TRAITOR.
CONGRESSMAN DEFiEs EDWARD
ATKINSON TO DO MS WORST.
as1 VIII Suppost President Me-
ktnley-Gaas Ne Tees 81 HIS
Owa ne-Eleetiea % Congress.

CINCINNATI. Aug 8-T4.e following
correspondence between Edward Akin
son. Of Boston. the anti-expansionist. ana
Congressman W. Il. Shattuc. Of Cincin-
natl. explains itself:
Boston, Aug. l5 1889.
Hon. w. B. Shattuc, NJ. c, Madison
willie. O.-Dear Sir: A copy OF Anti-Im-
pertaIist IN returned TO me with this In
dorsemcnt: Respectfully returned. Take
my name OF your list. arm no traitor
II am very glad to have the informa.
ton that your are not traitor. Had
you been I should have taken your name
of the list OF members OF congress. 10
all OF whom pamphlets In support OF
Senator Hoar and others are sent.
may add that since We may assume tnat
You do not support the opponent: OF
your name on the list OF the members
OF congress- AT the next election Will be
fully Justified.
copies Of documents similar to that which
you have returned, because / cannot Mt
present expurgate my mailing list Yours
EDWARD ATKINSON"
Cincinnati. O.. Aug. Is.
Edward Atkinson. Boston. Mass
Dear Sir: have received your letter
of the 18th instant. and beg TO tell you
don to congress. support those guilty
OF criminal aggression against this gov
eminent las you are guilty.. Your In
timAtion that you may be able to have
bers Of the next congress. because ! de-
cline to receive your reasonable docu-
ments, Ia already evidence OF your monu-
mental gall and egotism.
You will succeed In your effort about a.
literature into the hands OF Aguinaldo and
his followers. You knew what you we're
doing when you tried 10 get this trash into
the rebels hands Your purpose was TO
give the rebels encouragement TO embar-
rass the government OF the United States.
I'll. perhaps you could try your luck in
having the names OF the loyal congressman
taken OF the list a, the next election
Not precinct In the First Ohio con-
OF your kind az a delegate TO a convention
to nominate a director FOR the county poor
house. The citizens Of this district are
Loyal d n psSgR snS am SURE nes
doing all they can TO embarrass President
to restore order and suppress the rebellion
plished. Il will be time to determine what
form OF government shall be established in
those islands.
Our people applaud the speech BY our
Of our nag. IT is the nag OF the free, the
hope OF the oppressed. and wherever 1t is
,saed :. any s.e.es , !. viii be carr carried
10 triumphant pedCe hat ~ tue MINI Vi
talk our people like here.
For fear that you may forget II. let me
suggest that you make memorandum
that the nomination for congress In the
First Ohio district will he made In Septem-
Der. 1900 II will be necessary for you. to
secure the result you desire, 10 commence
your work a little before that time-the
earlier the better-for I am assured that
your friend Aguinaldo will cease to exist
as a military chiefts.n long before that
date. Very respectfully.
wv b. sHATTUC. NJ. c."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

Half Of Canadian Troops Now There
May he Sent to Transvaal.


Special Dispatch to the Post Inteliigencer.
OTTAWA. Aug e6--rt is probable that.
In the event OF the outbreak Of hostilities
between Grca; Britain and the Transvaal.
a detachment from the regular force Of
the militia Of Canada will be offered by
the Dominion government TO the imperial
authorities for active service in South
Africa. Already about 300 men and ON
GERS Of the regular force. drawn from the
various military stations Of the Domin-
ion, have been concentrated at ottawa.
and are now In camp AT RocklifYe Rife
Range on the outskirts OF this city Or
ders have been issued from the militia
headquarters here In respect TO the per-
manent force now in the Yukon. recall
ing about one-haif OF the troops from
that territory. They have been ordered
10 return 10 the depots from which they
had been drawn when the Yukon force
was sent north last year
Canada's permanent military force only
amounts To a little more than 5000. rank
and Hle. They are \ superior lot Of men
and their duties are principally of an In
structional character. II II said 70 be the
intention OF the government. In case OF
active hostilities In South Africa. 70 offer
In the defense Of imperial interests there
a regiment Of tiese Canadian regulars
fully equipped fo- service IN the neId and
rossibly an additional corps Of voiunt GERS
drawn from the active militia Of the Do
minion.
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plan Of ffeaxnen:. each requiring different
medicines
While few Of the stomach conditions
are incuTabie. the majority OF them are
readily cured by skill and patience, and
all stomach disorders. even the mildest
type, when neglected. tend to run into A
more severe form Of the disease. Thence.
with simple indigestion Is liable 10 follow
Gastritis. and then Stomach Ulcer and
then Cancer. Cancer OF the stomach usu-
ally owes its start TO some simple fnterfer-
ence with the duties OF the stomach that
shows Itself as a trsnng affection.
So different are the diseases Of the ssom-
ach. 50 widely varying are they in their
} nature. that any one can readily understand
} that no one treatment or single remedy
} may be used with any degree OF safety or
} satisfaction in treating Stomach Troubles
} so widely varying are Stomach Troubles
} in their nature and character that only .
} Doctors SKIN. who fe experienced in Ston-
ach Troubles. can ever nope 10 separate
} one diseased stomach condition from an
other. and by this means ind out Just
what stomach Trouble exists. and until
! this II done cure for the various stomach
Diseases can never be obtained
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Season NJ Lake eastman.

Special DISPATCH 80 tire Post-rrteil'gence-.
LAKE CJ'SHMAN. Aug ss.-The follow
ing guests are registered AZ summer hotels
here.
Al the Cushufan House--Mr and Mrs.
Arthur Mor.cn Seattle: r., A. FttEhenTy.
por. Angeles: W. r. Could Port Angeles
A. ". Rowe Olympia, Roland T. Hopper
Lake rushnar Carl Z. Stehhins Hoods
port. James Shnrrock Seattle. Mr. and
Mrs r Shorrock and two children Seattle
Az ire Auslsr~-Nr ard Mrs ] n Cotton
Seattle. Mr. and Mrs r. r parkhurs; Sc
attic. r Rpy.e Seattle G. X Robson
Seattle. Mr. ard Mrs " s ReiEer. Ia
SONS w q CsnDhell Tacoma: Cart l..
Stehh,nx Haoisoort
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ANOTHER DERELICT SIGHTED.
CaknOwn Bnrkentine $50 Miles
North OF Vancouver Island.

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 26.--Capt. A.
L. Hammer. Of the schooner Lily L.. from
Unalaska. reports 10 the branch hydro
graphic once here that on August Is he
passed . derelict which appeared to he
lower part of the main mast was stand
ing, on which was gan. The huh was
badly broken and e. great deal Of the
pianking gone. showing the. vessels ribs.
The position of the derelict when sight
cd by Capt. Hammer was latitude ~ de-
grees and IS minutes north. longitude 1856
degrees and 4s minutes west. about $50
miles from the north end OF Vancouver
island.
II II thought by shipping men that the
derelict n an abandoned barkentine prob
ably lumber laden. II Is believed that this
Is not the same dereiict barkentine re-
ported on Clayoauot sound recently.
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Cancer of the Stomach.
M lasf Cancer of the St0ma e h

q turnor growing IN the stomach walls;
hard lump that Grows inward 70 reduce
the capacity q the stomach. a lump that.
efisr 4 time has "a sore place formed on
It's APEX ar irrl;ated area that causes pain.
And then very often Cancer Of the Stosn-
ach starts near tns oslorus. the opening
through which a4~ested food passes into
ire bowel and wAsE Cancer begirs In this
location the growing turnor era fgaIly blocks
UP The outlet from tire stosaaeh, and when
ire outlet - all ci5seG Up no more fcod -
furnished ID. hoty ard taeye - starya-
i,0r and an The tine the Cancer - grow-
Ing 10 presence renders 9igest1on 3is.cult
Hence how many sine are today blank
eted ~ the everyday term DYSPEPSIA
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Catarrh Of the Stomach.

result from the swallowing OF poisonous
material. or IL may be brought about by
catarrhal processes at work In the lining
OF the stomach itself. The thousands OF
glands that are dotted all over the lining
OF the stomach. and which open out into
the chamber inside OF the stomach manu-
iacture pc'.- out the digestive Juices that
attack the food and digest IL and make IL
soluble. and when Catarrh In present the
digestive juices fail In their action the
food lies like a lump 81 lead IN the ston-
ach and does not digesf
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APPEAL FROM THE KLoxDuxE.
British Mining Compa ntes Ash Re-
ducti0n Of Royalty.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post -Intelligencer
OTTAWA. Aug. 2s.-Rerresentatives Of
operating in the Yukon have transmitted
10 Ottawa to the privy council a memo
randum discussing amendments TO min
Ing regulations, and retitioning for the
serious consideration Of the same Their
recommendations are a. follows:
reduction Of the royalty tax to 6 per
cont on the net output: greater security
Of title 10 mining property. a certificate
NJ grant under the Torrens system being
recommended: representation Of claims
by payment ~ money alternative. I'm
provsment In the present irreruis-it~ 80
survey tn insure that all claims shall be
80 feet square: that miners he permitted
To stake once on avery creek or aksndon
claims and restake. and expressing ap-
probation OF the construction OF the tel
egraph line and asking assistance for
read construction
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Now Contractor Tor the N0rthern
Pacific In Idaho.

Special Dispatch to the Post-InteIlEencer
TACOMA, Aug. 8.-Contractor Nelson
Bennett II here for a few days from tire
Clearwater country. where he is hurrylng
work on part OF the Northern Pacific ex-
tension. for which he holds contract.
Though all work there will be stopped
about September I. the Northern Pacific Is
left In undisputed possession Of the Clear
water country. with the o. X. 4 n. tracks
many niles away
II - therefore certain that when the line
II finished the northern part OF Idaho will
be made tributary TO Seattle and Tacoma
rather than Portland. Early next month
Mr.. Bennett will transfer his grading OFT
fits and workmen from Idaho 10 the Pal
mer cutoff
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Ellensburg Normal Renovated for
New school Year.

ELLENSbURG. Aug. 8.-The state nor
mai school here viii formally open on
Wednesday. September s. but students will
begin to register on Tuesday The MEM
bcrs OF the faculty. old and new. are re-
turning preparatory TO entering upon their
duties. The school building has been thor
oushiy overhauled and repaired. and many
improvements have been made An en-
tireiy new system Of fre protection has
been installed, much new furniture IL in
place the library has been increased
ana the heating apparatus has been en-
iarged.
Al the rooms IN the dormitory have been
engaged. and q force OF workmen has Just
finished putting down new hoors. painting.
vanishing. laying carpets. etc. Besides
the dormitory. nearly all the available
rooms In the town have been engaged. and
al. the indicat tons now are that the attend
ance will this year be the largest In the
history OF the school.
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Special rpsnsssh 20 ths rn~t-lrtelligerce
CFNTRar.fA AUG %-FH1eral services
sn- Ms f-oras = CN1rrv wife cf Attorney
NJ = Curry ~ Tits rlacs were held ~
me NatNosstst rrssranst church here ard
w~re LARGELY s;;srsef Mrs carry 4 81
"Wednesday evening after A severe Illness
Ar erevstion was performed and hes cN1-
ssss1n Being weak are Az no. rsHy. Sc
MAS well ara .avarah'v KNOWN IL Lewis
county where sire Aat resided ten years
aAA - 49,
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Ulcer of the Stomach.


Then Ulcer of the stomach 10 =
term tina: tells 81 broken places IN the
lining OF the organ. an angry. inffame1,
depressed sore that b,eeds when irritaied;
that keeps growing bigger. that spreads
and goes deeper sora tha. hurts when
food is taken and touches e., sore that
hurts when the stomach il empty and folds
up SO that it, one wall rests on the other
and rlihs up against the gore spot. and
This is usually enough TO make digestion
dls.icult and unpleasant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

seattle Man Gets = Corner On skaGis
County Dack Hunt1ng.

Special Dispatch 10 the Foss-Intell.seucer
MOUNT VERNON, Aux. N-R L. Cali
2ahan. Of Seattle. has secured monopoly
on all duck shooting grounds In the vicinity
Of " hitney station. eight mi .es from Mount
Vernon. He has leased ahou, DO acres of
tide lands in sli. and proposes to make
duck hunters Paw for the privilege OK
shooting.
The grounds which Callahan now con-
trolls are the best In tire county Cor duck
hunting. ard the local spcrtsmen are pus-
xiea 20 know where they witt huns when
the 3ack season opens without coatriout-
Ing 10 Mr.. Callahan.
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various diseases II the
stomach. they oesnx
recognized. and e -
fcan1 Qua for sors
wat the condirsou -.
and II thfx condition
be Cafarrn- remedies
must De used that Sfil
prevent the formation
Of the POISON n the
Cafarrh- affected parts
puttinw them 20 r-sf
then the digestive
juices will be allowed
20 perform their Nune-
items. and Wealthy.
rormas digestion will
take phase. Once set
the stomach riHnt snt
10 viii taxa caro- Of ~
self.
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nAsERALI. AT EVERETT.
Local Team Defeats Nationals, OF
Seattle. IL to ~.

Special Dispatch - she Pos,-in,eIlsgencer
EVERETT. AgS. GA large crowd
turned cut this afternoon 10 witness A game
OF bali between the local team and tina
Nationals. Of Seattle. II wss a poor game
Nsmsn made fine play on second, put
ting two tncr cut
The Nationals nj, Thayer freely, run
ming The score - IL 20 II IN favor ~ Ever
EFT
Tomorrow the Seattle team will introduce
some Rev players ard PLAY Thornson's AZ.
grefasknn In the afternoon
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Special Dispatch - ths ross-rnselagencer
cENTRAIIA Aug. "A new xawmi,l
e hssnx erected west os mis- piace sern~s
the ShsAsils river. L VIII b. operated by'
:ee freeman YsssmcsF Company. Of which
T " Freeman sns W r. Brown are
the principal stockholders. The Hsli " ii
~ ready to run Sitar sixty DAYS !, -
situated IN = nnr body Il timber.
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VANCOUVER Y g.. Aug. ~ -esc'u-
,ioa was ra.sea by tAe citizens TO-DAY CIV
sr~ the council power 20 ra,se a loan ~
Ss 100 FOR tse purpose ~ extending ard
improving TIE city sewage sys'er. A. the
same tine a hv-law 20 raise ican ~ e. 40
for the purpose of acquiring certs n lands
fronting on English bay for a rGhl.r both
ne heach and as recreation grounds was
lost
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kITTlTAs COUNTY INSTITUTE.
Promises 70 he . Great Meeting Of
Teachers.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intell gencer
ELLENSBURG, Aug. &-What promises
OF KI,titas county will begin n the audi
sorium OF the normal school building next
Monday. In addition to the home talent
the outside has been heavily drawn upon.
President Graves. OF the university, will
take part in the programme and also de-
liver lecture. as viii also County School
Superintendent w. J Meredith, OF Seattle
Other visitors will be w. A. Wetxell OF
Portland: W. J. Sp.llman, OF the aEricul-
tura. college. and J. A. Wakefield. OF Sc
attic.
Prof Wilson. Of the normal school here.
VII also take part The institute Will cover
four days.
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ach Troubles. each trouble Different from
every other Stomach Trouble. each trou-
bic with symptoms different from ether
trouble but all troubles Of The stomach
with some symptoms that are COMMON 20
every form Of Stomach Disease. each fcrn
OF Stomach Disease requiring A INHERENT
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Of the stomach, and
how this interfer-
ence sets up disease
in the organ, you
know but very let
tie.
The words Dys-
pepsia. Stomach
Catarrh, Acute
Gastritis, Subacute
GaStritis, Chronic
GaStritis, Stomach
Ulcer and Stomach
Cancer you have
heard. You know
that these words
express disease Of
the stomach, but
what each name
means and what
disease IL expresses
is all a fog to your
mind.
Isn't this true ?
If it is this paper
will interest you.
It is prepared for
you. 1t was sug-
geSted to Doctor
Copeland by the
interest and atten-
ton which a previ-
Gus paper on Ca
tarrh OF the Stom-
ach awakened. II
involves a most
earnest endeavor
to m a k Q clear
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VICTORIA r, c. Aug. &~-The body
81 a man believed 20 be tAss az a car
renter named tsi!chTsst. ~ Victoria west;
was found o1 NacAelsy ncirt tonight
Islcarss, lest home few weeks ago. the
DAY after the oe&th 81 his Wife and vas
last seen wa king IN the direction OF the
- Int. He Is believed 70 have committed
suicise through Srisf a; ,he death es hs
wife.
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In Acute Gsssrttts sSaesAing has
been taken in the stomach that doesn,
belong there. The stomach il inffamed
and very sore and there In nausea pains
and burning in the stomach. fever and
weak heart. and IL relief II not had In a
shor, time there Is liable d be Aea;h.
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Stomach Ulcer.

stomach there are Two periods ~ nsr NJ
pain r. felt most. Immediately after FOOD
IN taken. the particles Of food irritating the
sore. inaamsd ulcer. The digestive tlslcss
that are poured eGt a tass tine % 1sxext
the food also act lrrifsBt "a the m
famed ulcer and rive pain Then. wa@n
the stomach - empty the stomach folds a2
Ike a collapsed toy balloon. the iwo ss6es
rubbing together. and the weH part r1o-
hing against the sore part or pressing
against II sets up pain Sos. Sifn tn@
pain that goes with ulcer there are attacks
Of irritation OF the stomach 1Aose sssr-
sorAs tssat are developing Ulcer ~ 1A@ ssng-
aeh az rule suffer quite awhile Ma al
;hoss symptoms they have learned ~ ha-
ileye are Dyspepsia. The sggsu~sa and
pssn Ia Ire ~soracE are ROT aees1el gnfa
an attaSk &C mes on some day, dgrtax x1tc
neTnorraase sHssss. ana thea sssA alcsr -
discovered By The dcctor.
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Subacute CaStritiS.
suhaeute Gastrttis II . term sh'

subaeute Gastrttis II . term that
expresses an infamed stomach milder In
character and more chronic in It's nature
than what Is seen with Acute Gasfrirts-
/; tells OF a process long forming. brought
about ny abuse OF the organ with food. ana
more particularly by drinking. Subacute
C;astrstis tells of condition where the lin-
ing OF the stomach IL sore. infiamed with
raw spots and this condition necessarily
interferes I'm many WAYS with the digestion
OF food. D!ffcuii digestion must come from
Sihacuta (faafritiA.
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vsv Cs1ees - she sssooso soseO
IL no cure. There ID nothing that proWie<o
any permanent relief eHceps IN operation.
and the operations ON the stoworh for
Cancer are extremely dangerous AMI have
resulted In such little 9ocd thar To-Day IL
may Ne said that Cancer Of the Stomach 10
beyond the power OF doctors to cur&
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NOU KNOW VERY WELL what
duties the stomach has TO per-
form and what nature meant
the stomach Of man to do.
You also know how the stomach
may be hindered in its work, but
you do not know this so well.
When it comes TO the matter Of
interfering with the natural duties
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BALL GAME AT TACOMA.


Special Dispatch to the Post-fnteIligencer.
TACOMA. Aug. 6-The frst innine In
the baseball game this afternoon between
the Portland and Tacoma clubs was a
cakewalk oil around. raising the highest
enthusiasm among the corporars guard n
the grand stand and the short hundred ON
the bleachers. After that inning however.
few men Of either side succeeded in getting
around TO third.
Clary pitched for the home club with
Bess behind the bat Neither and Shea
were the battery for the webfooters. The
score:
Portland -. -. ....4 o / 0 90 0 0-S
Tacoma IA 0 o o o 80
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The exDeSseDeea So~eo0A o1oov
cleansing the stomach. give tho~p remedien
thar viii aIisy the chronic Inflammation
and tone up the organ. Then there .Huse
be the most careful selection Of TODD. ;sfe-
cardinR rhnse things that are ttffIocs1is to
digest. selecting only those articles of focd
that viii digest readily and Win suit tho
particular casp. because all peepie ere not
affected alike nv the same article Of rood.
and then the proper remedies viii cure the
to rfght&
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Acute CaStritiS.


AGATE Gastritls IL . term that tells
OF acute Inflammation in the stomach, usu-
ally the result OF taking poisons-minerai
poisons. vegetable roisons. animal poisons.
pieces of broken glass. decayed food or
indigestibie food. Acute Oastri,is not only
renders digestion df7icult. but imposS bic.
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with Stomach Catarrh the poison
Gus secretion that 10 formed acts as a
barrier against the action Of the diges-
tive juices. This toxic material II a sub
stance that won't digest, and az q result
OF its presence In Stomach Catarrh the
digestion IL difYlcult.
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For Cuha,a Destitute.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inte,ligencer
TACOMA. Aug. 26--In response to the
call issued by Mrs. Katherine Tingiey.
president Of the International Brother
hood League. n quantity OF clothing has
been forwarded TO New York by Tacoma
sympathixers. and will thence be sent
TO Cuba for distribution among the des-
titute.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post -intelligencer
WASHINGTON Aug rs The postosfce
department today authorized the steamer
Alliance 10 carry Alaska mails from Seat
tie 20 Tyomook one trip. without COM
penSatinr.
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MINIS CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Result at Inquest Over the BODY Of
J. Henry miller,

PENDLEToN. Or Avg "a coro-
ner's jury today returned verdict In the
snques. over the body OF J Henry Miiier
~ murder IN the rrst degree which crime
they charged against Edwin l.. Minis.
Miller was shot IN his saloon Wednesday
night by Minis and died Friday morning
Minis examination was ST for Tuesday
next He - 4 lawyer and served deputy
revenue collector during Clcveiand's ad-
nn,nsstration. He asserts that he shot
Miller In sstf-dcsense