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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-23
MONTANA Troops return.
Gov. ssssh $50 . IeSsy - nssssss
Mes n~ss1 sAs TSsss0sss, VIII
Refreshments, LsSss1 $50 ssotA,
for the n~ys-Wsu Lso6 TsIev.

SAN rHAxcTscO, Ases, a--rhs United
BATES transport ZAalAndiA arrived from
Manila, via Yokohama, today, having %
board sig companies Of the FIsss Montana
volunteers.
An enthusiastic srsssing was ssssSsss
~ the returning soldiers. whose ssfs ~.
rival Vas san0sassd ~ che biOwjaS o.
non S0ssacsts1n of the zsata sdss's eoNss
Ing was promptly Kvsn. and Two tugs vent
oDt 10 greet the transport one tua bed
On board q number 81 ohaelsts of California
and Of 9sn vfsac,soo and members Of ths
local reception committee, reinforced ny =
brass band. Tn< ofbsg carried dev, Smith,
Of Nonfsns. United stsiss senator csrtsr,
and . psrty ~ M0nts1ssa, vns wsfs vD-
eifsr0us III their 3Oy ~ bsbojdtG9 their sd
der With ssA hin on<s more.
ss@s sItshs msssssk@ssts.
Tho Montana party took egt ~ the trans
port f.t66 hotties ~ beer, ~ equal mum
b~r 81 s~nA ~iehss sDd stout q TN ~ fresh
fruit AL wAA for iss dsisetAt.os ~ tkSif
ssjiow~tfixsps, required ~ me regulations
10 yenpsin vpcn me Transport until tomcrs
row.
0ss Death Ab~sSA.
Tho health Of Oh On beSsd u sseSttSrs,
snd tAtTs wss but oDs death ~ voyage,
that Of James Ashton, rguTth u6i,ss
States ssvsifr. VINO died on eeEtsaabeS ~,
81 Dnsumonss, Asld~ from tbls eAs@, there
was no siekn<ss On hoard the tsARsDart
during me tsD.
1sv. ssssh Mssssss1 0Sssss1.
Altar me ysasysi saAss.s,ss e!'esv hsA
eemcessa hIs 'nspsce"n ~ me ZMAssnHss,
snd hsd certified ~ the good bAettk ~ 81
on the snip, permission vas gwen ia the
M0ntsns gsrsDtto0 siSsw,ttAs IL bsssd tins
fsanso,gt ft.,v es.a1n "a. stx asss ssSa
Geo. a. 49, 80 4. -. "sssssT ssess
1870 sss~. -" s~.s-s 49, 49,
.V ." y we msve sy"s|s w.
80 ' ~ ~, ses.m'~s{e " - ms'ssss
nesi hfus srsseht wsleoT@d me koye NOR
W ". nsms ~ ths people q yegtAns ue
TOT ne soId'sfs how TrsaM tnem sbsif
kecpS vsss, bgs nsn ~ sn1y swef<
ssnd n'sys9 .Jtem1, swsst MtMs" ~ HSs
1'.ss. ssa o'A.' ssSs'ss tunes
rhs x4siscoss ~. ,s.ssa snesos "a
ss:;;.e is..sS n:s SssE IRE GO. i.l
moved siow,y dsws ~ ~ - -" sss sccks,.
$500 " .t,er usn Tnn,. ~ s6so ~, t.e
a. L ~ 90 rt. me"k .,mms vsvs ~
~. ~. go IL ~ ts"A~T "nsxms1s~
s,snsn,.s 80 w 49, s.a!ss~s xt9W"ss~ww
~ tvs.,ds" III ms,nn ~ ~ ssos rnst m
s s,s,,nh ~ ~ ssawssw W snsL ss@kme
49, "a, n" 800 ~ ..~sss ~.ssI,n~" III sys
$500 WV" WV w WV"
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ossw ewsaea0 wsrw wvvssv.
JeesO 1se~s N~wss c~swes ~ 1Svs
WIN esws Qsw ~ Spoes

$40 rrtsNtTwao sept n fns swsfi.
ee6 snip Jspss Hgwss nss sfFfv~1 - PR
ff1W nelfmoTa Wffh four ~ iha rfs* ID
Hyrs sfd ne soufe ss~ fyInx - ~ msfn
FeNite TIE oMNefe af3 fHen Hfva UeHn
~ efifs sysf Stree ibe strip EFF re Fee
snd ~ nDH~eqUsntf tsssre sfe eh4fxts trd
eer,nfarehsfses fhr n1tn ssY inss - se.sI
- Trey 4fe psf5 IN fBsv wff rave fsps
Fl1pp sr1 Mate Roeefs sfrmfsd fer ri
Iff shf syVnsfHs ~ ire HfsN ~ss TIE
Fnsta fefefis ~ Iseyin9 th4t ~ nnfn Ers
Incompetent snf observation-disclosures s1feffi
Vm<s fhey nesfJy nautE1fsf, and Iar Tvss
fsy fhry World have fdns ~ Hes ~ nst
rirce1 Che flnxiesfers in lr10s
Mate Rogers ssvs ~ 1fsr sn8 Enfl
ppfst ene ~ 30 rev refueed q oeey II
The 5fdof ras fepsafef anf p9fr fr8de a
rtsA ~ fhs 0ssss sghg ensusa SRI s*fn
Peoples tsmee Eesly sff Aern Ira wsns
70 fspf~s s~ssssrce FOR 4 Few moments
= k,ched ~ thoYeh fhFs vss gyins . =
fnysinvl re csyt Clsyr sri ne ofher
emcers sfme1 wfth pfst6As s.r Tscffef
the. istvfbsnrs ard Iyrst Peoples Kelly
and ffst wNre placed III irons They sffi
BE- fiwnef ovey ~ me fnfse1 sssfss rsr-
ssss snd chsse~d wfth rstiny.
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vhss hsf f.err fors, SRI sepeeiaiiT 20
saff - tHs paFtIrHisf forFislnt I'm re
Chinese nsf1ftser fhat ore sn3eIna1 n I'll
nsss hea Nsew rtnpped g~n Csffs *tH -
ssbesf - 1--WE geasgns eny frx sfiiun wN*
fsser fire. Assssfsrs serfefsrY Wt0 ~
tbs stsse fsprefmsof ss< grs<SNf ~ TIE
SESSION. On sfeounf ~ fhs cWnsss sxeift-
sion tnpfr
The fsisxrsr from OTIS RESTING 70 frs
5eeVpstlen n chofrn properly . ffnofts
IN Inc pm ppfnes sss Rcd se1 sisru<sssf
No offsfs tftl b@ cert ~ fTs 70 us
topic - II 10 f~e.F1fd 80 q psrf ~ waF
fRfe % occupy efefrhss
The subject n Pgefsf naffcfs ~ Fuh8
ard PORN nseo ees eonef6efef sri n
wNs Terrified - fs4wre fFr gstn \ pS$fn
X 80 ff9w 4 eenfe 81 4 cents SHOWING s8e
sasFs fssslsftoNe ~ srsvetf - n Cara
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Goy. WOosgvEir wsrmpma w.
viii Have N"thsss "a sst Abewt the
Dewey Day Parade.

UTICA. ~ v sept ~ Regarding the
the q a 81 IN the DewsY day parade ~
Nss York, G0v, Roosevelt aslf today
Il have teieafsphed Den Roe that N the
matter 10 one purely for the cry asshsfis
tee and N shleh ! have ~ power, then
- course. : withdraw my former tsie.
sfAm. I had understood that lien. Hoe
sas arLins - msjor general ~ the Ma.
iinnai Guard IN the management ~ the
parade, anf IN that event I. ~ course hsd
The power ~ direct that the veterans bs
gwen the right ~ th@ iiss snf accordingly
fif " ~, however, 80 sppssfs 10 be ne
ease y 4 a matter purely f1f the city
aid no advice o. give"
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INTIMIDATION. ~ rsg Years


CHICAGO SEPT ~ a sraraf - m
TsasH Tafiarv sv~f1ass~ fNnsr ssv~zss~sfe.s~
IN %yrsfs M@sfeo. suH rowfns haFs1a sge
nov scattered mr. sfcuf fts nsr.Yrssses
si1rg re Tcpe~ Ys9ff resr = n~rs~e =.
n@va s~wyN - ~sw@r ~ no n~~pS. ~ -
savaFe~ sd II fernyf~ ~ frae @gvpu w4f<.
ere from Nv Tr~r Faee 49, eseswsf~
wgT7~rsf snf ~HHNv nsr~r~ Faes Sss~
frfver - fSf.esgf 81 ev@~vthfrx sn~v r.e~-
sass4d snf fhefs f~fr@s w~e~ksf
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expended for thu 3mpeovs1bsnf - hoSDssv
AMI construction Of public butidiuEp and
other improvements which II woui1 have
been ungenerous. 20 say thu JAa9G Tor ~
10 have deprived her OF IN her hcSs a.
helpless humiIias,on-
TT IL true thas fssss ls,ands ere snAsb-
ttsd By h1t<Sogenooua popDaas1oa. SPEAK.
ing many Different languages and pases@-
ing vsryiag aegssss ~ capacity sad posa-
btlify fof ctvs1issd govefp0snt and nat
ali. good and bad. are. according 70 the
terms Of the treaty. - pass under our jss-
tecietion. but ~ In nos true that BY th~r
mere annexation they ere 20 become effi-
GEMS n tbs United States. participating
In our Governfpens aad eosDrsttss z:ta our
ix1os.
Ssoeus 1enasos - - DessS@sssSs
ron the contrary. 1t "a expressly prosid'
ed IN the treaty tina. the evil snG pollfi-
cal status Of the Inhabitants shab 10 ds~
tegmined by congress. and this proT'sion
u the treaty " - mich the s.prssns ~
OF the United STATES ~ thousa y were -
forth In the constitution ltsri:. Tor ~ inc
constitution n In expressly psUrdst max
not the constitution slons shall be the go
prem@ law Of the land. Eas that TIE ccf-
sfjtu,ios and the laws enacted IN psfssAncs
Of tae Constitution, and al. treaties made
or to be made, not undsr the consultation.
bus under the authority NJ the United
States, shall 5s tbs supreme Law o. the
land
re WhSss Matter svesh C~nGsssss
Tn other words, a treaty with foreign
power II, % 10 al. matters with which "
sppropriatsiy deals an instrument OF eQvsi
dlgnsty with tho constitution, made 90 %
the constitution itself The whole sub
lect n therefore. Entrusted 10 The AmsrSrAn
L.
A. and the congress can be safely trusted
20 10 deal with 1t a. 20 fully protect Amer
lean interests 18th 81 h0nse and abroad.
And not opiy can congress. the direct rep
ressntsffvs o. the people. be trstAsd 20 20
Justice % ourselves, but also 70 tao bIsi-
0snos.
oeax one AasSseoo ss1e - che WOS.
An us,heppy war y nav N progress u
n cosftnr ~ many lives snd many mil
hons. but Prsssdent nekiaIsy hAs an
aouncsd fhst he has no purpose In prose
cutinG II except only 10 restore order snd
prepare the way far chs esyaDiaSSsns 10
due tine Of such ctvsi government ~ tns
congress may provide. When congress
convemss all can b heard, and I tsevs no
doubt hat that w1ss and Just results WIN
b. rssrhsd- In the s<aatssns. 10 Lnu ~
the var continues, there cnn 10 but twy
adss 10 Il and o0iy one n the American
mds. Where our hax and our soldiers are,
there mus stand the whole American peo-
20
when the end Of the st6fe comss. "
not soonsr. u viii - made manifest THAI
our puyp0a<s are altogether bsnsnssns.
We DO not want 20 orWsas anybody or
deprive anybody of arIf-govs eminent who
II aca&1A a. ~. On the contrary. ~ The
fuiisN extsns. conAstent with the main
- - - - -
ths vtsayas. the Norcs. the S~gritos and
III the peoples and trfbSs of that srcbipei.
sGo viii be advanced In the enjoyment Of
frvsdom. liberty. Undergraduates and self
government under the protection of the
American nAH."
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NgruMs 90 MAsf1As essGss.


aANTO fsyMfNtO, fspt % 4 wafsblp
from Porto Rico, With y political esflss on
board, sffIvsd here snfsy The fsfurn ~
ire ps,p,Gscs The dsere~ ~ the govern
ment hsIns October 4 10 tetoter for
tfimsfy slscifons, and providing fcr ire
last wsek ~ Ocsober. although revolution.
afy arflon and sesinsf the constitution
has been weil received The governments
sn'lon wss saane1 " pofrIar dsnonstrs-
ronstit ufion,"
There was apparently No opposition 20
the decree.
o1bows wlli te elected for fini Germ
~ four Years
Ilmips u The only csnildsts fos the
presidency ~ fhs republic
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GREAT NowrwgWS EXTENSION.
VIII stvs ~ rswi CeWw~~ss"s win
swsfhsvW Wtswesoss Wswss.

Special piysteh o. me rg.'.rn'siirercer
UT PAUL. sept n Tne report that fbs
Ufssf Northern Will ~ 0nes e~mmsnos fHs
extension ~ shs Eastern Minneeoss
brsnes ~ tbe system vas sspAfm~s ss~~
lg1at Ff.posfd " estsnd nc we
difsft connection between ~ pauf aef
Minneapolis ara fhe iron MINES % Ssrfhs
err AlnHssns The extension Wfii -
ffnfu the terminus ~ sh~ fsfiufN Mfegssps
n Eissf a Northern almost FDs @gsifn ~
Mlses, TIE rev iine Will open ap fi~s
timber country, ard n 10 sal fhst II q
me intsnfgon n Me 1851 - eventually bullS
e. the caHsflsn boundary.
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~. .s~s 6siis ~ slavery s@S Asss
G.esvsms~t q. tsssssses.

AeHfs0TOH ssfs "a George T.
Gear 40 aff0fnsY ~ H0raiaia. ealleS ~
fhs state department fnfsy - present
statement relative 80 fhs iif4ff~afnrnnf
- cody i8tYf 90 fhe ffsNsffsN fsfHHfs
Ifs asserts tfsf the s8rfsnse court ~ ia
Na1i ~ ~ f3utgs u sustaining sfs
TEN ~ slavery n fha WRIST kiNf fe ire
stand IN violation ~ fha eofTfifMftGa ~
90 taissf states aff ~ ssks fnaf fHs
sssafEsY general - YeduesfsH - aeeisgs
~HssbsF ~ s0f fks constitution does rot
ggf~eF fbs tsiAa1s
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SAN rRANcfss.O. Sept "a -py ~ es-
piosion ~ rox - perrns~ior rsns IN fh<
four eteveforee were seriously fnf,,rnf
two fsisiy
The injured: Frsnk Klein, VII de JoNn
Bufte fatally. Charles Andersnr fsaf1v
burt John Br0dis. bruised sns injured IT,
tsrnaiIy.
The sievedsfes were working overt me n
the <nfesyof 80 prepare ire Transport FOR
her nert frir ~ Nsnffs TIMER fhe firer-
badly injured re cannot recover the men
we're trying 70 store 4 boz 4 peynu4~sor
csgs N the forward psrf ~ ire aolf Ire
hs weishef sboyt etRhfy pounds aud ess
7sf foot. and the men frse1 - sor~e sN@
bor into fo1 small a spsce The re~ifs wsa
an explosion whfch fifsf fhe so<ftes N ne
ssvedcrss WITH syfns splirfe-s SID p~r-
evssion cape The property dsrnags 10 com
garNflva.y small
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vm,lmv,sw cW,mcm rmovgsrv.
Respected ssa rsess~seA NJ 0.s
Troops. ssps G~ss Osts.

WARRINGTON, Sept n The var f@s
psFtBsnf hss fscsisst fhs f9ii0~iHs
military SEQ ~ church pFspsftY N the
Philippines "ltsfeFfins 90 YetH ratlar
gran, ~ esFfeWteF IL ihefe are rfsfeeH
ehBffh Res ~ different localities occupied
~ fhltsd States N9Hfss F9uf ATE snlf
partially corrupted ard religions services
afs not inssffsfef With There are ais0
thee ,fuyents 0feufasi These three
sSf 'sa - ths slsissa churches ssfs far
sisftY occupied ~ shs insurgents
cbures pf6rsFsy 10 fesfsrisf Ana Fra
isefsf ~ 9ar sfnars
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4 NepsesssssOve ~ Ows President
VIII Ae~omOasp WSm.

WARRINGTON. aspf z.~fn sonnectloa
with President Diag visit 10 Chicago ~ 10
expected President Mckinley viii meet ire
him ~ Washington ~ HE su~W and tina
Gtls~ ~ the nation
In recognition ~ tbe presence ~ for.
eisn ruler within the ecursry n 10 proB-
sbis q representative ~ President MgKlp-
ley wiJl meet the Masifan president ~ tne
United states border snd accompany him
fhroae hSta MS stay In this country.
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SAN FhANttst6, sept ~ The csfess
iela ssfs
bsnDlfa ard fsilsbie information sens ~
the Chronicle nge fks kA~t ssss ~ rest
fbe gwe,ogs stest ire safe ~ ths tfoekef
holdings n Southern gseihc g~ti sed
csgehsv sbsfss, evnsefif,s. au,eo ard
es.s bought ~ Z sypdies's ~ wh.cs Il
G.s1ns,.1 $3.50 -: Ins e 80 &c, 80 s.a
New tefk are tse bsssers u also
esi thss TIE recent visit ~ James
hpeyef ~ fhis fosN ksA snueh ~ A. Win
tie efsehsf deal
control ~ the atifhefn rsrfnc
bfhAf sstslds boldIhgs gys slee ss'A 10
bsve been fpsebsted W ths same syndI.
tete IN suhlcfest sfsctipfs ~ seehfe -
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zoe. ". yrsv ngsv,
ss~sip sss",ss" esss - .. s~ssss ~
ths tss~r ss~~k vssHs

fF3tffSag esfs - or efsis = fse
f'alaa ssNes Tsgas ss4 Tssnss re~Sarv
s'assS tHaaV mat 80 inss 10 Ysst@r as
hss wsa fhaeh sfssssF sf8N a. fss sup.
tsassea Tfe fftei kes vii Ffrtaey -
lose ~ TIE 20 fssffanss siii 81 sewsf
maze Tran g. per cert ~ tte fes~ ~ fh~
90 bnssss ssamfefsf taffns fha ar.
ssaffg as rave f-s~w saH"af@f ~ snt
Games Vafn tesan to-day etsafAg 81 ne
f,slns saf sks 80 ssvfIss. 80 - fgH8ilf
- sarn 80 fstsitin - more ssNvfsnfisl
fsAf.
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Tns assertion curss firm es~~rsny sn<&
frs rraf1rftv - y~orfs sre 80 6nfy rfxrf-
nnraea bue also rsxnf grief ~ rni~ y
meant fAat rnrst D~~~~rs $50 1~tf~~ wfsn
re r'snf go shan ~Ffh ~ - srf 80
Faf8alfv. src8Th uocorecious1y. ~rfpt0v =
more asrne p~~ssrs owevs~ nsxxe <v~sS-
~ 8s~ ~ fns Ter svs fna~ - f-s ~f<~f.
srs6 acco@fnwfy sre sasf - - isst-
eyed"
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S-s-~s<----s-s@s-f1-sr-<a- -se~-~s
BAR ATATH DEMoCnATD.


LYNN, Mass, sept a Former Mayor
namsdeiJ. Of this city. nominated for stats
audiioF by the Democratic convention, hiss
declined TO b. a candidate.
In 4 letter this afternoon ~ w. o. Nc.
says:
As the nomination places ma In moro
~ less direct association with tho authors
Of Thursdsy's wicked psrvsfston ~ fsmo-
cratic principles. ! am compelled TO- regard
u ~ Disgrace. Evidence points ~ an tn
eressinx domination OF party affairs by
private interests rather than party wei
fers. TO the minds ~ many the purpose
the payty's sahs has been subordfnsled 90
the purpose Of erecting q potent machine
for George Fred Williams sakA."
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vEsExrELss ssrras gsrrorsp


~fw YORK. @ps y fsratef ~ 80
Hsfsif from PaTf - spsfs. TrriT*f
SAVE
Th~ sWvmrnm@Nf II FersrJeis - cGeeer
ffsfins 80 eastern fofres ~ T8sYrs -
f6esf fde fsyHifffrefsf fsvrre 8r5er fteN
Mate A f~risgs @nsessB~nt - exp~ete4
~ fske rie~@ very @r0n
~ 10 fsporfef ~ Tbs gee@rn Ffa~taefss
Andrsfe ssfurHsf - fssrseaa w8s fsss -
f~4rsf ffesrh~ff - 80 Ssfs - fs~o ren4
ffsls who are 1eit~y@f - 10 ~ sympsfay
Win fSe fswNiufiomisa
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FfrT9rf Pr eerf = Afsv ~ axrfs.
s58n = faeif1N iesf ~ Snoisr ,-srxe~- /. ssSsf
Ter ysR 49, ~i<sfe r,~ss~f wfsf -
Fgsak svfs Nssrs psH~~fv gesr r,rea-
hra ~fef
Tnn esnicsten 80 eaaanf ~ fse avmr.
tuning ~ fHffs - Mt ~snfs5
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MfNNBAfDffs s~ps fs @ehsg1ss
Ptisbufy Ter 70 ~Hi. ~ iesef nor~ nss
ts~n found Fits neafsw mir hl@ ssfe
Mary A FiFlsbtfry, ard nls sors Jofa .
srf Charles = pffl~bufy p<fsff~nef SO
psoisfe rowvf for ne sDpolatw~rf ~ as
fnirs~fsfors ~ fh~ estate Tnp raro
Named AZ fhe probNtis value ~ fife asfnfa
70 SFr m n r~si property srf smp ~ -
PERSONAL properly The inventory snev
s'ow nurh sr~afer vsige
Ths. petition vii - scted gpon O~to.
hnf ~
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fEWVFp a~fs 1--st~s. ~ s~*tI~-~ -.
ne Mare. ana 1Tsrf are ~ ~ evtrsss
- y~8srs frgr7 tae ar f~n1vs~~e~s -
FasNfnrfsH Toy Nave e~,sssnsss $50
vhtes q nss s~sn s-~i1~< ~ ss@ rrs,<zs
hsiDrxe - ee ksssaii f4rf ea-1ssrv
nave t~@n sefsfss9 ~ @ws~t fs~s~ s-4srs..@-.
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NV YORK aysss e Private g css-
wnl8 q fhe Fryxs lufansyq. .k4 US sgsrS.
fssTpA - @Htnb8fms tssafd lat Tass say
frum the tnif@s Naf@s transport t14eus1
Sled tonight frusn ysisow sxves
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sacI8e by sf5wnnx rne <srf ss6 sro8sf@
wffh A4r parerfs anf iet ngfse 80 les
dny Feeterfev a<r 10y 80 f64nd IN ~
sezrn wf+n 4 &SN4 flMf afs7< So H<x
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CARrFNTEEss r-swo~. 49, n -
Nssw fsTwgfss arrives hese itst seeplns
a sasyst~as 81 wsears rais@i, tgf cap
fsrsyfgs ~sfesss - 90 snyprs eBta 30 10
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LYNN, Mass, aept. 17.--Hon Walter l..
RamsdelI. of this city. has declined the
nomination for state auditor rendered him
BY the Democratic State convention yea.
tesday.
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Special Dispatch IN the Post. tnssiilssnesr.
WARRINGTON. sept n The Thirty.
9Th infantry af vancouver barracks Ia 10
sail for the Philippines from PoffianN,
or. within ter days The transports city
81 ITO sni abh have been ordered 20
Portland 70 take the regiment 20 Mania
senstsv SIMON. lacked by the Portland
Chamber - cnmrrfc~, 10 responsible f3f
the move although n II alleged thai n 10
done on account 81 the smslipos ~ Han
francisco
Assay OM~~ mastAsss.
Ex-c'ov Mcorn~ and CO, comy'vojley
Parry went 70 Philadelphia tonight hat
viii keep within touch ~ Washington
They saw Director ~ The Mint Roberts
relative 20 the bulftnK ~ a nsw assay
onir~ ~ Seattle. Roberts IL favorable and
~tli recommend an ayproprat on Tor tbs
nav building IN Ma srnusi report
Tnoy also interyie ~ed Attorney General
Ufisgs who directed that shs WORK ~
secgrtuE title ~ the 'ani for ths Lake
tnbor. W ashir g'on canal DO Sspsdltsd ara
cpmrsstsd ~ the earliest moment.
r"stwsssses AppstsssA.
v, w. Davis VAS appointed postnss,sf
90 iNte Rock. Ttpston county vice
Asrisifs HAiJwin. resigned
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Acting Hospital Hiswasd william
r'ongh has been ordered frsn, reyt Ham.
flf0g. ~ n 90 yaafouvsg haffaess
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-28
NOTHING is BETTER.
Impossible to Manufacture a Bet
ter Remedy.
Wilmington People Make Good Witnesses
Of the Success it Has Achieved.

Wilmington People Make Good Witnesses
Of the Success it Has Achieved.
There can be nothing better for back
ache, nervousness sleeplessness and all
ailments arising from kidney disorders
than Morrow's kid-ne- colds. 1t Is impos-
siblo to manufacture better kidney rem.
edy. Kid.ne -oids contain tho very best in
gradients that arc good for ailments arls-
lug from the kidneys. The vast number
of people In this city who have testified
to The merits of Kid ne-oids is sufficient
proof that none of obr claims are false.
Mrs. Thomas Crotty, No. ll24 West
Fourth street, says: II suffered for years
from kidney trouble. l doctored great deal
for it, but it seemed l could get nothing
that would do me the least good. The
disch .rgs OF the kidney secretions was
scant and frequent aud l suffered con-
stantly with aching pains across the small
of my back. ! could not rest day or night
and for some time was confined TO my bed
read in the paper about Morrows Kid.
ne-oid. and sent fer some of than. l took
tnclH uccoruluS W uirEctipHs niiu III "
short tmo was able to be about my work
as usual. do not know what mora can
say In favor of Kid-nc-oids. have baen
feeling we'll ever since took them"
Morrows Kid-ne-oids are not pills but
yellow tablets ard sell Mt fifty cents a box
at all drug stores aud at N. B. DanfurUhs
drug store.
Mailed on receipt Of price Manufactured
by John Morrow II Co., Chemists, SPRING
field. Ohio