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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06
MOORE COxvICTER OF MURDER.
Escapes Fron the sheriff, bat 10 II
nally Run Down.

HUTCHINSON. Kan. May John
Moore. who In March last cut the ;hroais
OF his Ave little children. crushed the. r
skulls with a hatcne. and then get nre TO
the house In order to concea! his crime.
was convicted today If murder In the first
degree which means q life term In the
penitentiary
The murderer plead epilepsic insan.ty.
Immediately after the jury had returned
it's verdict Of guilty. the presiding judge
received letter from a physician in Ar
kansas City. Kan. who had previously
attended Moore and wro wrote that the
man was undoubtedly afflicted with epiiep-
tic insanity. This letter Will PROBABLY be
used az the basis Of an application for =
new trial.
AS he was being taken from the court
room to tho county jail Moore broke
away from the sheriff and ran. The Of
!icer fired Ave shots without effect. but
continued the, pursuit. and few minutes
later captured the convict In the house
Of his father In law.
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TO BUILD BICYCLE PATHS.
Tax Of Oae Dollar Each on
All Bicyclea.

Special Dispatch to the acknowledgements
MOUNT VERNON. May 5-A petition
signed by large number OF citizens was
presented to the city council Wednesday
night. asking that body To pass an ordi-
nance levying q tax of 81 per annum on
all bicycles owned and used inside OF the
corporate limits. After considering the
petition for some time the council de-
cided 10 grant tho request OF the petition
ers. and at their next meeting the law
asked for by the citizens will be passed
After the law becomes effective bicycle
club will be- formed and the money coll
lectcd for taxes will he expended m n
good bicycle Path between Mount Vernon
and La Conner. distance Of ten miles
The La Conner wheelmen will also organ
Ire and assist In the construction OF the
path
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PRETTY BABY nor DESERTED.


Special Dispatch to tho Poss-Inteiiigencer-
OLYMPIA. May "a pretty baby boy
home Of Mr. and Mrs. o f. Oates on
"Wednesday night about O'clock during
the absence os the family. MIR. Casies IL
In the country and bis wife was IN Al
ter dance al 1. salvation Army meeting
when the baby was left At her home
The child was dressed in a sream-ceiored
cloak and a white bcnnes. and besides
these there was nothing by which ne
might be identified but nursing hsttie
wrapped In piece OF white PAPER. on
which WAS the figure ''s written
Il Is the general opinion that the child
was abandoned by parents wiao live in the
country hereabouts. as baby that age
would naturally be snisss>a from f's home
in a city Mrs Ossaes was known 70 have
sx.fexsed q desire 70 gain possession OF
a hany OF atcat thAt age 10 raise. ana X
is s.si,res.sss the mother - the child took
advantage OF this fart IN leaving the baby
a, her horne She will keep and raise
the child. II allowed 10 DO 50.
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Pennsylvanian Pat "a sleep ~ Z
Blow Under the Heart.

NEW YORK. May 5.-Kid Mcfarland.
OF this city. Knocked ous Jack Bennett, OF
Mckeesport. Pa. in the NTH round Of
what was to have been a twenty-five r1i,n.s
bout before the Broadway Athletic club
tonight. The men weighed In al i3s pounds.
Mcfarland did most of the forcing
throughout Bennett showed clever foot
work hut was unsoIe 10 Rvotd the kids
body blows The knockout blow wae
half swinging left upper cat Just below the
h~art. the Pennsyi .anssn dropping 10 she
floor In a helpless condition and fully FIVE
minutes eiasped ts.or- he was able 30
leave the ring.
IL the preliminary bouts. Danny Ne
Pride defeated Anus Canso in the th's ]
Tecnd OF wha. was To have BEEN ten
ros nd bout nj u, pounds. and Billy Need
hsfn Of ST Paul ysgen the decs..,n
over Kid Thomas. of brooklyn In the
fourth round on 4 foul.
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u = number Of representative citizens and

OF q number OF representative citizens and
the work divided. Hon w. l.. Jones will
be asked to make the address. .. b. Bar
10 is president of the committee; c. F.
Motto. J. l.. IIkins. Ed r. Hardin f. l..
Nicholson and w. W. Wyatt are city COM
mitteemen: L. w David and George Els
perman are from Blaine. J. d. Wilson
from Fernsdaie. WIN n. Eaton. Lynden:
SON, Clcarbrook: John simpson. Everson.
J. 8. Jameson. blanchard: p. @. Cook
Goshen. u. A.. Griffin. Deming: q. n.
johnson, Acme: F.. w. Keidel Wicker
sham: John Cain and r. watkinson. Ed
son: |. c. Templin. East sound: Ed Brown.
Custer,
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Depail Fosr street Cars. and sesi
oasly Iajupe One MAN.

DULUTH. MINI. May s-~T'he first sesi-
Gus Demonstration by the street railway
symrAfhix~rs and strikers occurred To-
night. They used dynamite to stop The
Traffic
Four cars were deraiIei three at Wess
paiusa AMI one on Garfield avenue. One
Of the cars In West Ds1fush was smashed
almost beyond repair, and all Of tne glass
IN tire other two was broken The car
on Garfield avenue was served ltkSxise
One man was seriously. X not fatally, tn
3usef and fgsr others were slightly hurt.
Wbau Manager Warren. OF the Stree;
railway company, appeared on the scene
With . wr-ckin4 car ha was Set upao by
thu strikers
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rs DESPERATE DEED
esnaacE DE BAvEN, o. NIL
sos. KILLS HERSHEY.
1esself In m 1FRSgattng
~ .A. with Flat-IFens Tied on
Es,-sau~en-slaA Been III fer -0oOo
-. nss Apparently Net Inssne.

rArf.A wALI4A. May a-Mrs; George
1 51s liz had been III for some time
- doubtfui OF recovery. II r
- shaf she muTs have been temper
.e- !,.esne when the rash deed was COM
~ left the house apparently re-
.sS = towel She threw herself into
s@sins ditch face downward and
" The fowsl with nat iron tied on
~ - ever her neck.
ls&ssss her husband returned and was
- - her 6iaa ppearance he Immediately
- !. search and found her In the con-
~ leecYibed. suffocated.
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Hseciai Dispatch "a the Post Inselisg~ncer.
TACOMA, MAY Tacoma Eagles are
naming great preparations for the excur-
s'en TO Seattle SUNDAY when the Grand
Ledge Of the order Will ee II, session. They
VII SO Over asaant asi sirtsrg, accompan-
~ BY brass hand and prepared 10 make
themselves felt
The steamer ATTY Of Aberdeen has been
chartered FOR the trip SHE Will leave the
tennaescall dock AZ u Sunday morning
ma t. expected to reach Seattle ny H. In
.tns for the excarSlonlsts to take part in
sae Eagles Iaraic
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Special pisps;ch 81 the Post -fa.etliseneer.
iAssMA Mas k-~I>Nr controversy over
.eteSting sake near the business center
Tor the rsts ma IKE, sin esnnfty,ssax cham
tssHs appearing f.~ half n sesen locations
= - pTobatle tNat ~ the market Is moved
st@ss IT'S present location * viii ~ placed
~ TIE water ffent either a. the Eleventh
ssrvet srtlsge nF az the city a1ck ~ tho
loot % tffta~nta street
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MINISTER FREYclxEr RESIGNS.

Manner the Chamber Received Hts
Explanations Caused IL.
PARIS. May s-M Charles Louis De
Freycinet, minister Of war, II ID reported
late tonight, has resigned in consequence
Of the reception given TO his explanation in
the chamber Of deputies today regarding
the suspension Of the lectures OF NJ. Duruy.
q professor IN the Eco;e PoIytechnique, at
ter disturbances by his students
The discussion was heated. and NJ DE
Frcycinef was freely heckled. He explain
ed that Prof. Duruy had written a pro-
Dreyfus article which had irritated the stu
dents. whereupon the principal OF the
school,. IN the interests OF good order. had
suspended the lecturer
NJ De Freycinet stated that he fully ap
proved the action OF the principal. This
announcement was greeted with loud cries
OF disapproval. and the minister OF war ex-
claimed that. inasmuch a. 1t was imposaI-
bic for him 10 speak. he would leave the
tribune
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STONE, SANFORD &LANE
Second Avenue Street

Stations will be established a. Sandy
out for the great ~ Yacht race from which
the entire contes. will be visible. Mes
sages recording tho progress OF the race
win be transmitted from the stations to
. point on the Irish coast In the neigh
borhood OF Watervilie. with wireless tele-
graph. The secretary added that Sir
Thomas Upton and the authorities Of the
United States and Great Britain had been
notified. and that al had expressed them
selves as being intensely interested.
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TIE WIllBl MlR|m PDRI.



Special Dispatch TO the PsssInselltgsncer.
DEPARTURE BAY, b. c., May THE
steamer Orixaha arrived here from 0kaE-
way and Way ports today. bringing news
thai just before the steamer arrived =.
Sum Dunn . miner. while blasting. was
struck In the back by piece OF hysng
rock, dying April o. two days after the
accident. The OFixaba was supposed 70
bring the remains down this trip. but ow-
Ing to no Physician being IN or around
Sum DUN, . certificate could not be OBJ
tanned. and the body could not be moved.
His name could not be learned.
The OrixAba has the mails from Cook In
let. about twenty one cabin and thirty sec
ond cabin passengers, and about 80 tons
Of freight.
There were no gold reports brought out
on the Orfzaha, ana miners returning from
0kagway and Dawson nay little work haa
been done on the various claims on &C
count OF bad weather. She took 100 toni
of Wellington coal and left for Seattle =,
D. M She viii arrive AT Seattle about
5 .. m-
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- Allows Districts Credit for
nars when TeoOhera Attend.

su,r,af Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer.
fi.YnpIA, May 5.-Statc Superintendent
nrnwre has Issued a circular letter TO
Sssty n1perintendents calling attention TO
~ ~ passed by the last legislature al
Srsns 1 credit OF attendance 10 districts
$3.50 schools may be In session NJ the
- 81 The teachers institutes. II MI the
Sschefs Of graded or city school attend
- inaituie for It's fun term, the district
N receive q credit for the days OF at
~desce obtained by multiplying the av-
9nse daily attendance. as shown by the
1Gtyjctsa annual report. by the number Of
M The Institute fs he'd. For years the
- has provided that the teachers salary
~ not cease on account OF the closing
& IL school for the purpose Of attending
holifufoa
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oHiNAWA> KILLS HIMxEIr.
ssAes y Large De~e ef 0ptuna. De-
spomdens over HAD NeWs-

sr,Ssas Msps'ca - tAe pSst-t.,sstsxSncsr
ssaaALSsA " ALA, May a~~l:ra sous, a
N"snTsT COCK. gsNsTfrnlst~3 suicide ~ TAX re
aEy~ dose ~ epier- This news ~ fts
rEaaT greatly sNetks3 she Chinese. ard Is--
Nesssr ~ak sGsntgscas<s TAe man ga~ sssit
stsAIssr<. ~. sach an overdose had Assr
suSk~3 thsf x Was ir1paSsfss 10 esuaserscs
We seesiiy work A gsw DAYS axo Sag
Oeeaved . letter 1resn Cana c0usals.,ssg
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Special Dispatch 60 tire possSfnteiGEencer,
SEpRt, Ntssf@i~EY. May A--I'a~ Nicola
nrses Company. Of rssfss,urS, Pa. enc 81
tas largest issnh~r nrnss u shs ntsea
,hs wvssern headquarters ~ the arns Ard
to sAas sns have appointed ] c. LaFsant,
81 this fcwn. as the Facs1s csNss agent
This unexpected business wfrdtAA ~
signal tribute 10 the sevsnfs SeoNs toca-
tom ard splendid ssSsSEeTtssta2 tAcsit.es
~ >sxxsrx.- II xsaitey
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE II ALIVE
John Momtpettt. Formerly OF Waila
walla. 10 IN Idaho.

PORTLAND MAY s-A special 10 tire
Information has been rsceavess here thas
tchu Mont petit. who Was sdcncned a. 4
man who committed suicide at NAisa
wal.A. Wash prfoT 10 April Il. - alive
and we'll TIE secretary o. a eenevclwns
order here received . letter fyNxn Mont
ps.si, in his OWE ndxrssiux. dated May
l. lie IS working al q railroad caasa IN
TAAha
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CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY.
SertAern paciac Employc Got Away
with q Copper Vat.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteilsgeneer.
TACOMA Nav e. Nets Larsen. an an
ployc ~ the Northern Pacific car Snaps at
q grand larceny preferred by Mrs. Nellie
Howard Of Seattle
The eomplainant's husband owns a brew
~ plant az Stella COON. and she charges
ssst Larsen stole thercfroru A copper vat
And other brewers fixtures. l.arsens
Preliminary examination Is axed for to-
morfcw afternoon
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CARNEGIE SELLS HIS STEEL
INTERESTS FOR $50, 600, 600.

YORK. sThs Of Andre
by
Il c. head
The figure which
aDdwa
entirely
H seen and the ienent
:hcr inter
In what
o. in..sa
H.
o o
n
Will
COMPANIES COMBINE.
the Of
q
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SAN FRANCISCO. May s.-The steamer
Moana from Auck.a M an. Ana. via Homo
lulu has arrived, Among the passengers
were Lisbon versson. Of Dunedin. n H..
and Hon. John Mckenzie, minister Of lands
OF New England He 10 accompanied by
his wife and daughter. They are en- route
To ENGLAND
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SUIT AGAINST a YUKON COMPANY


CHICAGO. May s.-Suit was begun to
Perine. OF San Francisco. against the Or
rec,ors Of the PIrdy Yukon Trading and
Transportation Company. for the recovery
OF $4,000 alleged TO b due for the pay
ment OF three vessels. Perine says he re-
ceived $4,000 In notes and $1,000 OF the
stock Of the company for the vessels. but
claims the stock Il valueleEs. The defend
presiden. Of the Chicago. Rock Island 4
Pacific Railroad Company.
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s,f0HERY SITE APPROVED.
-, newess Visits Kendall Geek
Wlah Fish ComotssioneR
Lfft1e.

,a.118ai UIepAtch 20 the Poat-IntelHgencer.
; - - Commissioner a. g Little ar
- a Deming yesterday en- route to
slsii creek. a tributary OF the North
- a the Eooksack, TO inspect location
~ ~ erection OF the Nooksack iish
SaeSefy. The trip to ana from the ste
- 100 in the afternoon. The selection
ss aeprovd and work on the plant will
- narty left this morning for New
NSsfcSm. from which point they will
SsssSoed 10 Witt the Samish lake hatchery.
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FARGO. n d. May SD. A Mcmillan.
~ Minneapolis. wen a most exciting
wrestling contest from " H we4s Of
Seattle tonight Mcmillan had to win ava
falls TN All hour. and won In 5. minutes.
The decision caused much dissatisfaction
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WASHINGTON. May 5.-Onlcial assur-
ances have been given to our government
that the agreement reached between
Great britain and Russia a. to sphere OF
influence In China concerns only those
partes, and that IL In no manner Affects
The interests OF the United Statee.
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ctsesal ptspatcs - the ro<t-frteits geneer.
iAteAA. Nay FAX collections BY tae
ssuanty 1te8sarv- fer Anstl amounted ~
- M ass The lSss assessment and ST-
49, On back saxes. The Gsess OF the
- - s<sessaasH; lax paid was on personal
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LEXINGTON Ky. May s--Mr. and
Mrs Perry Belmont. OF New York. arrived
tontrh, from Washington 10 spend their
HONEYMOON tn Lexington and 70 visit Mr.
Bsirrons's horses. quarte,ed At Hal p.
Headleys Beaumont; and YaBelie stock
farm
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VANCOUVER. !. c. May The csss
csuncis decided sSnAaai ta send tire mayor
an. enxsaeer at cree 10 Champaign. Ia.
10 INSPECT the sepsse sewage Plant there,
vita . view - isa A8o0lcU assA
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Special Dispatch 20 tho Poet-In,eiiisencer.
SEDRO- wOOL1.EY. May s.-Another Of
the Hamilton gang OF alleged moon
sinners has been brought here and given
a hearing before United States Commits.
stoner J. Henry Smith. This mans name
is Oscar Wilson
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THE HAGUE. May Second cham
ter OF states general ADOPTED today by q
vote Of "A to 1 q credit for Tire receuficn
q delegates 20 the pearc convention
Socialism members opfu~s-a fae credit.
their leader Van kua declaring that thu
Conference originated VITA the car q
Russia in whose narne thousands who arc
6rosInx for the welfare Of tho people Arc
p~rs>cu,ed, tortured O. nsasxacred.
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Or. Gead,nx Critically III.

WASHINGTON. NAV s--rr. William W.
C;oifsng. the superintendent % the gov
eminent hospital for the insane and one
OF the fo,emoA; MEDICAL experts in tho
United States. h critically I'll.
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In Doing so They Violate - IDjsne-
tlan ~ tie Court.

DENVER. May tine police tonight
stoppee a nght between .Retdy'' Coogan
and KID Turner sYo local peGflssts.
before ire rsns.sgs Cis1 In asaanre OF an
Injunction Issued by Judge Palmer ~ the
dIstr4e. ~oufs The police department.
hosda that an injunction IA support OF =
Vocation Of ire laws Of tins state IN void.
The sew rrfx4 fight law does not become
effective until July Z
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VANCOUVER Wash. May company
l.. Twenty-sourth infantry. colored. CON-
sssssng Of los enlisted men. under com
mand Of Capt. II. w. Ho.ey, arrived II
Vancouver Barracks from the PTestdto.
San Francisco. today. The troops are un.
der orders 10 60 10 pyea and Fort Wran-
gel. Alaska. and relieve Companies b and
H. Fourteenth Infantry. under command
OF Capt r. r. Yea;man. which are or
dered TO Manila The troops however.
are ordered 10 remain a, this post until
the return OF the detachment OF Company
NJ Twenty fourth infantry. now doing
duty in connection with the Wardner. IDA.
riots.
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WASHINGTON. May 5.-The double
hanging Of William Sirather and Charles
Winston At the dis,rict Jail passed on
quietly The two colored men started for
the scafYold Just at noon and seven min
utes later they were hanging from the gal
lows Winston and Sirather both fanx on
the way from their cell 20 the scanosd and
continued TO sing until the drop fell.
S,rather killed Rose Talbot, who had left
her husband to. live with him Winston
SHOT his wife. Emma. while In bed.
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Special D1patch to the Poxt-Inteliigencer.
man Of the Sunset Telephone Company.
and his crew Of Z dozen men are camped
on the banks Of the Dosew allips near the
bridge. They are erecting poles for tele
phone line. The old line viii be removed
from along the beach TO skirt the county
rad
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OLYMPIA. May s-~The supreme court
today denied the motion OF the appellants
In the case OF the Times Printing Company
VS. the city Of Seattle appellants. the mo-
ton being for an order superseding the
judgment OF the superior court OF King
county entered on May !.
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A. . Result County C0nmissl0neRo
VIII ReadvePtise Tor Bids.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Inselligencer
MOUNT VERNON. May Some time
ago the printers and publishers Of Skagit
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N. P. PETITION is DENIED,
Not Allowed to Adept short Lane
Rates From Oaluth 10
II. RAml.

Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
ST PAUL. May 5.-The Northern Pa
cifc souEh, to adop, short line rates be
tween Duluth and St. Paul today. but the
cation al contrary to the provisions Of the
interstate commerce law. un.ess the road
would reduce intermediate rates 70 CORE
spond.
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DEATHS.


Special rs~nat~~ 70 .n~ Fost-ir.e,i'Eenc~r.
Auburn. Wash. May k-Barack 4.
war died here today Hs leaves . widow
and sua- children Mr.. Van winhie vas
horn September ~ 1914 IN Jefferson coun-
~ kerfucsv. He ensiste. February. iSk4
N Company III Thfrsy-hrss iowa infantry
yolur-eers n. Men.ic~sso In. transferred
20 The Seventeenth Iowa Infantry. Com
rany { June - 1855. and was promoted
corporal July Tire same year. Ard mustered
oct al .ne close ct The war. The funeral
vii tsk- place SUs&ay RICH. uss3er the
sslsascss ~ Ger. trevsr Past Ne 81 q.
A. r..
Charles NoRfon-
NEW YORK May S-S-hasses Norton.
once 4 famous puhigchf. In lead At his
hcme In Newark. ~ !. aSed q yearA :.
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NAVY ORDERS r0R sHixcLE MILLS
rmderwetghts Go 20 the Naaufac-
surera. nna Busfness Improves.

Special pxraseA 20 the Poss fntesis Sercnr
SFsleFD -wtssiI~f-Y MAY the salnste
manufacturers 81 thss district Report TIA.
the partial sssxratt in shs trade result
.rx from the 5sIeTercss between The
aasnx.e makers and the Eastern waolras,
era has become . thing Of the past and
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wireless system VIII BE Trteo Uoe.
tag the Yaeht Races.
LONDON. May s.--Arccrsfng IN = state
,.ert made To the correspondent here nf
TIRE Associated Pr~~s to-day BY toe serye-
.ary Of tse Wireless telegraph Company.
re Grit attempt 30 tfAn&usx. Atlantic Ksea-
sAEes BY tse AArrcna system ws1 30 uaDde
1urfnx the cGasesss fcs The AmsS5cA'o ou1s
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1913 Second Aps.

that orders are coming In freely With al
underweighte to the manufactures.
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Severely Hart by Polling Wall.
Special Dispatch to the Post Int lligencef.
BKINNON. May s.-Yesterday afternoon
about . O'Clock Andrew Resell was
struck By q falling limb and severely In
ju.ed. his shoulder, arm and leg being
broken.
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MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The regular meeting of Carleton Pos
G. A. II. will be held at 8 p. IN. sharp al
the new hall on the military reserva'
ton. A full attendance is requested.
A. Jordan of the Centennial saloon
resumed his place again today after a
long lay off on account of injuries re
ceived to his left hand on July 4.
The train southwark last evening was
a tied up until this morning at Berna-
lilo.
The concert at the A.. M. e. church,
which vas to have been held last even
ing, has been postponed indefinitely on
account Of the rain.
A meeting of the board Of trustees of
the school for the deaf and dumb will
be held Saturday afternoon at 4 O'clock,
The meeting will be a very important
me-.
A bouncing 12-pound baby boy ar
rived yesterday afternoon at Santa Fe
to gladden. the heart and home of Mr.,
and Mrs. W. H. Goebel.
A. Frank, Of Espanola, has made APP
plication to the probate clerk for a re-
tail liquor license.
An important meeting of the Wood
men of the World will be held this even
ing in Odd Fellows hall.