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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-04
NEW PosTMAsTER or TACOMA.



Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelllgencer.
TACOMA, Aug. 3.-John II. Cromwell
has been agreed upon by Congressman
Cushman and Senator Foster as the sue
cessor OF MAI. o. II. Hayden as pcstmas-
ter at TAcoma and " u considered GER
tain that Cromwell will receive the APP
pointment.
Maj Hayden has been rendered and &C
cepted the position of manager OF the Ia
coma Land Company at q salary OF 1900
per year He was elected TO the position
At a meeting Of the directors held In New
York yesterday afternoon Mr.. Cromwell
was one of the three candidates for post
master to succeed Col. A. b. Case, Mai.
Hayden. however. carrying OF the plum.
Col c. A. Snowden. the other candidate.
was given the position OF United States
commisaioner. in charge OF the sale Of the
Puyallup reservation lands.
Mr. Cromwell II one OF the old timers
In Tacoma. having come here fifteen
years ago from Ohio. He was In the North
ern Pacific freight ONCE and later engaged
In real estate business and was vice presi-
dent of q local fire insurance company. He
is now president OF the Hicks Mantel and
Tile Company. In politics he has always
been prominent figure, closely allied with
James II, Price and National Committee
man p. C. Sullivan.
An assistant postmaster must be select
ed this month to succeed r. l.. Stocking
who viii leave within ten days to assume
his duties a. assistant director Of posts in
the Philippine islands.
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BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.



Special Dispatch to the Post-IntellIsenccr.
CHAUTAUQCA. Aug. 3-Thc illustrate
cd lecture on Ben Hur'' was postponed
until another evening. but in IL place Rev;
Mr.. Sawyer gave the people who gahereo
IN the auditorium an hour with she srame-
PROT PROT. Frank Parrish. of 81. Paul. WAS
present and rendered In fine style the solo,
Tell Her Love Her So, o., ana .1'eT E,ra.s
Christian Carol"
Those who attended the social at the
Center report delightful time.
OF Rev. Mr. Cairns. OF Fremont, and was OF
a devotional nature. Although held At an
early hour, the attendance was good and
The second OF the series Of talks on
What We Believe was given by Dr.
Smith. OF Tacoma The subject under con-
The second OF the series Of talks on
Journeys in the Life OF Christ" was given
BY Rev, varney. OF Spokane.
s st w " q sop SUNDAY e Es ssnoo Hs
The model conservation meeting follow
ed. consisting OF prayers. testimonies ana
The yesper service under the trees was
greatly enjoyed by ali present.
Friday II patriotic day and the following
programme will be observed:
s:is-s:4s-lDevotionai meeting.
s:so-s:z-'srhings We Believe. Dr.
Smith.
s:to-lo.,s-"Journeys in LAte of Christ"
Rev varney.
to,a-Ii :ls-"The Church In the First
Three Centuries. Its Preachers" DR..
Blackburn.
II :ae-fs0G-Young peoples hour. model
temperance meeting. Rev. Thurston.
ado % m-Patriotic services. Address.
Abraham Lincoln DR.. Blackburn.
S0a-Camp IRE.
7:is-sap-tesper services.
ssue-s ;oo-Address Hon. c. 8 Shank.
Days Of 'si-ae"
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Spencer Churchill. have apartments 1t
the Marine hotel
Comte and Comtesse de Castellane en-
terfatned the Prince Of Wales II dinner
this evening on board the steel yacht
Valhaila Music was supplied by = Hun
garfan band and the Musical Japs. ="
Among the guests were Duchess de Luy-
ness. Madame de Gallifei, Mrs. Arthur
Paget. Lady Randolph Churchill. and Sir
Sidney Robert Grevflle. private secretary
TO the Marquis OF Salisbury. The yacht
dinner table was extravagantly decorated
with MOWERS, but IT the special request
Of the Prince Of Wales the menu was
simple. a. his royal highnesz II iisin-
ciined TO sit long AT dinner. Covers were
laid Tor twenty. The deck OF the valhaila
was converted into q regular saloon. with
carpets. artistic chairs and festoous Of
electric lights. Roses and carnations were
hung on the same wires all over the
yacht
Arthur Paget has given up Norris cas-
tie and II now staying on board the VAL
1eda.
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special Dispatch TO the Post IntelIigenser.
VICTORIA. B. c.. Aug. AIN the lawn
tennis tournament today Hurd beat Holt
-, 81, 81: Peiiy beat Powell 2-s "a a.:
Fouikes and Coward heat Pelly and
Campbell 80. 81
The Seattle players came on fairly well
IN their FIRST days play, considering the
change onto grass courts. In ladies'
singles Mrs. Rollins got beaten in her
0rst match with Mrs.. Godfrey 80. La 81.
The court was very slippery. being damp
and the balls heavy. In doubles. with
Miss Riley. however. she Jared better,
winning easily from the Misses Short.
81. "a
In singles. Hurd. Pelly and Russell
each won their first matches. Pelly b.
ing the only one to lose = ret. 81. In
doubles. too. they succeeded In winning.
Pelly playing with McIvor Campbell. OF
Vancouver
The most interesting match Of the day
was In mixed doubles between Miss Riley
and Russell and Miss Coward and Cow
ard There was some excellent playing
kusseifs smashes In the nrst set were
the features In the match. In the Sec
ond set against the sun he fell on and
they we're beaten SO: ga
On Wednesday Miss Riley played q
splendid uphill game against Miss Denis
toun- In the first set. with a score Of ST.
against her. she finally won the set 81,
and the next set 6-3.
we're defeated BY Mrs. Johnston and Miss
Knox Ga SO.
Sam Russell was also defeated BY r. b.
Powell after one Of the best games held
80 Tar The hrst set Russell played very
strong. but Powell In the next two passed
him at the net In beautiful style. The
result was 40. 81. SIS
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TABLET ron TINE OLYMPIA.


~ ~ ese(o ~ 49, &sOs0~Us
Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiligencer.
OLYMPIA. Aug. 3--Arrangemenfs have
been made with the designer OF the cruio-
sr Olympia memorial tablet TO Fave Il
brought TO this city before finally being
placed In position on Admiral Dewey's flag-
ship at Manila. The tablet II the work Of
Paul W. Morris. under the personal super
vision OF Daniel Chester French the noted
sculptor. and II Ia on the suggestion Of
these gentlemen that the people of the
state Of Washington be given an opportu-
nifty OF seeing It before being placed on
Secretary OF the Navy Long has written
James A. Haight. OF the memorial COM
m!ftee, stating that the probable date OF
Admiral Dewey's and the Olympia's ar
rival al New York In 80 indefinite that
II 10 at present imrracticable 10 advise az
70 the best means Of receiving the tablet
The department wishes to give you ev-
cry facility the secretary writes in re-
gard to putting II on board at such time
rs viii best carry out the wishes OF the
donors, and to that end suggests that youI
again bring this matter to the attention OF
the department some time about Septem Der
!. when Admiral Deweys itinerary will be
more definitely liked"
From the above II II apparent that there
viii be time TO spare In which the tablet
may be shipped 10 this city. and today the
committee wrote the designers to forwa rd
II at once Ii IN expected to arrive here
within two weeks. The tablet was com.
pieted some time ago and has since been
on exhibition In Tnany's window. In New
York city
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


P1TTsBuR0. Aug. 3-Jenninss. who Vas unex.
pectetly snapped TO the Orioles Cor Nops and De
Snnntsevilie biz factor In four of the visitors
runs. His tvo and three haeeeFs brought In two
runs and he seered two on hits BY Birdie. Not
withsfandin9 this handicap, Pittsburs had three
chances 70 wiH but amatesssish playing which does
show in the score gave the victory 10 the other
fellows. Attendance. 2.oO. Score:
RH.E.i RI T.
Pittshurg 49,. - 3 q Baltimore ........s
Batteries -Cheshro. SPARKS and Bowermsn How
ell and Robinson Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald
Phillles Take Two.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 3-The Phiiiies won two
games from Cleveland today. shutting the visitors
out In the second Both games were tiresome. At
tendance. Sos. Score first Eame:
R.HEI RHE
Cleveland ...1 81 Philaaelphia 49,. Il
Battcres -Ceil6ower and SuedeH; Piatt and Ne.
Farland Umpircs- -Gaffney and Latham
RHEl h H. =
C1sreiAnd .......e Of Philadelphia 49,.
Batfsries- Hughey and Sagden: ponohae and
Douglas. umptres -gaRney and Latham
Chicago. II -. Louis. ..
CHICAGO. Aug 3-Pewell and Garvin engaged
In pitchers battle today. In which Gsrvtn came
out winnss Burnett the only visitor 20 snase
the ycungsters delivery getting three o. the -Four
hits The lccais could not ind Powell until the
eighth when they made toabae and two singles.
scoring the only run made Attendance. Ian
score:
f.hiesso mood sSt Louis .s.....se l
R.stsrics-,arvin and Donahue Powell and
sckrsconscst umpires-o' Dsy and Smith
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". y. DiLLoN WANTED.
Frintiax OF the Heuse Journal De-
tay~d by His Absence.

OLYMPIA Aux 1.-The wherea bouts ~
w r fssaSer chief clerk 80 the last house
Of grrvss~Ffts tsyes- IS a matter af mach
ezsrreru "a SAT- rgtrser Hicks jasx gse-
fore Adjournment the house PASSED a rsees-
tusfcn providing for the printing ef the
house Ssarnaf AZ. DILLON has ros been
heard fgxsn s.nc@ the printing c@FNnae need
yke prtatsng ~ the fs1rrzt rvopzr has
hxssss computed and Mr.. pssIon's pxsssene~
L. required IS rFsax8tas tNs 4rxses. Tsss-
wy&e1x ssTt {. sss hasne AZ Castle Rock
fxsvx sfae answwr fTssrs his family that
trey s3a ~as knew where he IS. nor can ~
sse heated
A. she matter staSds & - sSea63aly era
harrss<saG Ter the state sgtnfsr. "a The
ta4 nrGsA1s~s that the tnafsAs must he
psSnses Within svs rsoatAs after she ssgsS-
lnfxre a1te9rrx The ave months ismss
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ar LOFTS Aaz THE card Was unusually good
At the Fair grounds taias ard coed racing was Wit
s~xsn f,rlswrs selling RsnasEzo wan. poaswe
.srx.us Mamie q third Time. ! N
SAY fssriangs selling Harsts Floyd uon czsres'1
.~r~nd Aun, Mar third Time. t.H
ssxs and half fnsieass. seiiug-H Harry Duke
~cn Loving Cop secnsst. imp kinx Goaa laird
Time. n -.
Nile AVID q sixtssnsh~paks ~ Raden son Leo
Planter second Nd. Farrell third Time lss*
SIX farlonss- HrsdwAter wss. Hnsaoo Ne. ssssni.
rr.nk Reli third Time. ia
Mile ard 70 ssfsss selling Judge ssesamsa woss.
Hsrbre se~rnd Essh0isn taird Tre. i%
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-fnteliigencer.
TACOMA, Aug. 3-The new propeller
for the steamer Victorian was turned ous
at the foundry NJ the Quartermastsr dry
dock today and IL one az the largest Jobs
Of the kind ever turned cut on the Pacific
coast The wheel Is of bronze, weighs
Z 80 pounds. and - twelve feet IN diameter.
Experts pronounce n al excellent wheel,
equal In every way 90 the wheel sent from
Philadelphia for the steamer Flyer when
she VAS recently repaired 1T the company
wxSYta
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Gases Sentence CommuteA.

OLYMPIA, Aug. 3-Csov. Rogers has
ccmmuted the sentence Of Theodore F.
Chase. convicted In Spokane county OF
grand larceny. from ten TO ak and A half
years. Chase got possession OF q trunk
which did not belong ia him at q railroad
station. and converted the contents to his
own use. This seems TO have been his
only onense, and after thorough exami-
nation into the case the governor is OF the
opinion that the sentence was excessive
Chase's time will expire some time during
the present month
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THE METEOR's THIRD VICTORY.

EnperOT WilISan's Yacht Wins the
Town CuD ~ Cewes.
COWES,. 1sle OF Wight. Aug. AIN tho
race for the Town cup today In the re-
gatta Of the Royal yacht squadron. EN-
perur Williams Meteor. the Prince OF
line toxether ~ the .tnri ~. Rors v sns
last. The nrst round was finished a. fol-
lows:
Meteor. f:32.06.
Britannia, :M.l0
Bona. 1:40:f2.
After reckoning the time allowances the
Meteor beat the Britannia BY over half an
hour.
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Confesses That Her Tale Of Robbery
Was Entire1y False.

Special Dispatch TO the Post IntelIigence-.
TACOMA. Aug. 3--The police have ar
rested Anna Streiger. the 1s-year-oid girl
who told a fairy tale last week OF having
been gagged and bound at her home In
the South end. while robbers went
through the house and secured so from
q trunk up stairs. When her mother re-
turned she found the house had been
color to the girls story. day or two
later, however, the girl began to spend
money freely on herself and Sarah Fem
ton. H-year-oId friend. Later both
girls took the train for Buckley. where
they were apprehended. the Streiger
girls mother having sworn out a warrant
for her arrest. Today the girl confessed
that she took the money.
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Tx STARTS ACROSS
sun~nf nsshap enl Wss Con-
- @ nessrn. Bot Gets Oh
wsll Tslke the southern
nxpeess - Ne - Days.

rs $500 ~x~ys~~~.~
fUW Ang- s.-Ine cup ctaieast
S111k sailed this morning. accom-
~ - lar Thomas L3Dton's steam
.ss - rzf,y decorated with flAgs.
"a. - yachts proceeded down the
pnooe banks were inronsea n
1gA nay wefe e ~
- cbeeTs. tntsrmingled WITH tne
%, - sRuIe Britannia. Crafts In
z31siaw displayed flags In honor OF
- rha1lenrer. The sound Of
.ll.s- p ss~~~~ Iu-s,r. g, hr,r,r,r ~
- .s .s.s,.sa.
spck Sas oei
..rock after proceeding . short
- ~ . slight mishap 70 her bow
S1 ~ TO return here. thus delay
1euaxtuye for some time.
~ 81 nsssr.e : 5000 start
q 3 -
A@foe1 escoIseu ~ tns EIn.
Aneo fcr s..ss . Ill s .
4oec 4. pT .r ..n.' g ssn.s
Sa - 80 Tha Shn,.cnr 49, -.
tne E 49, <nxh<.. ~ -
Iy.l1a " ~ ~ ~ hn.,s. ' = -hsrr ~
- 49,, 10 d..srr~, ~ ~ a. -.
- eos H.ht~ rt1 cs,,aa ~
Z<. r1 ~ sEinner No tx ~.
eSi Capf. Wringe. skipper No. 8.
nfter things forward. The Sham
npg twice around the Erin amid
&neou from tne people assembled
- f0eoA Ihe crew OF tfa!n-
- Htnx near sang out Justify.
e.cA LnAl cup.
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vyss nsrs,nss selling Beverage wca. Netnhess
...,at Kamara ,Asrd Tiras. sSa
t,n~ and sns-oaartes mikes Esunnx kbsrn sou-
49,, srrssnd knieAt u the Garter third. Time.
asr IS u.a -
ssx fu.laags, the Mcstank ssakes~Plasw pss.
,s.. .c.s s,S sixte<rsh nsslsS Glessccse hsnets1e
, ,s.aa ~c, nv hs Night seccnd. SIR Hsbsst
,asrvs Tlrae. - Is -
ona gishcr Reed tAssd Itsss VI "a
rsx~ sr,srars-R Relic az He,rsaes weas fsascssos
xsssSsss tfpxfe Lewis taisi Tine u Ia
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NEW REGIME AT MEDICAL LAKE


Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inteiiireucer
MEDICAL. LAKE Aug. 3--During his
first month as superintendent OF the East
ern Washington Hospital for the Insane.
which has Just ended. DIR. J. y. Macf.ean
has discharged about twenty attendants
Many Of those discharged have been re-
placed by former employees OF the asylum.
who we're discharged for various causes,
including neglect OF duty, immortality.
theft ard brutality.
The asylum employees rendered them
selves q banquet on Tuesday evening. to
which their families and friends we're In
v.sed Covers fer about $50 were laid. and
suprsr was served a, midnight IN the la
dies dining hall which was decorated es-
pecssiiy for the OCCASION. a few persons
from Spokane and surrounding towns were
present. but residents Of Medical Lake
were conspicuous By their absence.
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WITNESSES BEFORE GRAND jury.


Special Dispatch to the Post-Inseiligencer.
TACOMA. Aug. 3-The grand jury ex-
amined nearly score Of witnesses today
and II II the impression In courthouse
circles that either a number OF arrests win
be made tomorrow or that the cloud Of
rumorS OF a gang Of robbers and receivers
of stolen goods will be dispersed.
On the street the theory appears 10 be
gaining ground that Dunlap. the burglar
who has turned states evidence has been
giving the grand Jury fairy stores and
that the arrest of Detective Concannon has
been brought about by Dunlap in connec-
ton with enemies OF Concsnnon.
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YouxG WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Cuts Her Throat While SUFFERING
From Temporary Mania.

Special Dispatch 10 the acknowledgements.
TACOMA. Aug. Miss Dun young
woman who lives with her mother al the
cambrian hotel attempted suicide this at
ternoon by siashlnz her throat with
butcher knife. She had been In ni~heaitas
for some time and made the attempt while
faseartng under tsmnorayy alteration.
The mother and daughter recently came
from FL paso. Texas. DIR. Scsug was CALI
ed. and sewei up the wound. which nearly
reached the tiguiar vein
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YOUTHFUL HORSE THIEVES.
Two Ia-vear-O1d Doys Arrested
with ssopen stock

Special Dispatch 70 The poxs-fnseiiissncsr
cHEHALfs Aug s--SnsrsN pexgeil@r
arrested tse Es-yesr-oId boys IN Cnehalis
this evening who xsrts two FIRE h0gsss last
r.gh. in parfac county. near Hoicomh.
The boys wsre named Elmer Hsck and
Frank ssrsngsr. and the horses we're
stolen srars Ssrsnrers father They ad-
ryssstss. the. guilt ard *asd they rad IN
tended 20 GO 60 The psiles fer work
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chicago, Aas WEATHER soos; tssvh ro"< NJ
Fn~ ara SAN ssassanss-~ TITS ARA wa. ia4ss~s
.srens Saksaa third Tree ~
Nae zaA q Yards seilsnx~fen ieeT 80. Htsszs
SSss.r sx<ss,s Yasslsd shars Ttnses ssf
Sss fsrsssSx~ssar ssertie ~azss AseSe s<ss@ss
Csnsxsar thira Tiue. f,iss -,
,sae ara es.s-sixAsA ssiss-tsrrksst wa Hssss
~esf<- ssx-rsss .ssTpsro tAird Tfsas. -
fSre 1na hsaf farsc~ss sssiax -Nes1.e ssA
gerslxts ssexa2. MsharsSAa shSfa ttass, -
Stx f4ytenxs selisax Ai2hasest sNxs F'soss~s8
sxxs.xsst sssserscs Z thtra yt~ss. 1As
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WENT ovER TIE CoURsE ALONE.


dian yacht Glencairn III sailed the Nth
and deciding race for the 0eawonhaka cup
alone. The Constance's skipper having
entered protest on the ground that her
was called back But II wAa later decided
that she should sail over the course and
finish the race. and she was ordered to do
night to complete the course. The protest
will be considered BY the smiling commit-
tee.
sion from SAD o'clock until 1l:2S tonight.
decided that the race should be awarded to
the Glencafrn.
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MEDICAL. LAKE An9. 1.-The usual ssry
season az the Big Ben5 country, WHICH
this year has neea unusually tnnx and &C.
ware was broken on Sunday as,erro<yu
ard evening by light showers 1f ran
WHICH, were badly needed Erops wrre
greatly zF<rset ard the fruit ys~fd ,wsyJ
be very sns&aa. whoss orchards being AZ
most 6estssuts OF any .sxna Of arpsxx a.
puma Ssrce the 6xss Of Nay s6Gro -
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View wheat Arriving.

Special nsspatch 10 the Pnss-fnteiiigencer
TACOMA Aug s-Tws esrR # Hsw
wheat wsre received fer Inspection by The
state grain Inspector from the WaiiA walls
country. One was club and tine other hIns-
stem both grading Nc !. Old wheat cen
sfrues 10 Sauss in sfawav, and u seems 20
b. the irnnrrsssoF that farmers wtII sell
the new CROP before iisrossng OF tire Iass
years crop
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Fiaea for Assaultins . woman.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteliigencer
LEAvENWORTH, Aug a-Lloyd Belle
Vile. OF Eagle Creek. was arrested yes
terday and this morning brought before
Justice Taber on q charge Of assault and
Mrs Holland. Of Thumstick. whose hus-
band In in Alaska. The prisoner pleaded
guilty and was fined SIS, and the bonds not
forthcoming he will be sent to Conconully
this evening"
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tatGFNEfS q. Asx. S~-ks~nfss s.
&c fSaer Ewss~e s. sn-Aes1sss ~Sn sn
Asssx. tisne. swi sis.. sizs LAIR * re No. -.
.ss1enss. Ntesoa II thafas ESs~sn. Mis- isxAas fsss
- rsssA tAsxsss fsuwxr8 ssfte@ Mares. SNszsse y
sa.aTst Me- Trsaay AMI Rayai II saesSa@ ass
stAgtsd ... .Asra
80 gsgr.A beats. ssuse ssss sA so $3.50
rsssAkn SECS asss heas IN as pgvss Nsssss.ea
Msrscssst ix<E7s. nss srsf. . w y. aAeAr $500
4 Nsata ass gssis pEts<T saae sfsfses
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meAsEMEsr N HIGH LIFE.

- nnnAeIph ChsschiI 10 marry
heeue. cesnwalDis vWest.
Ny Aug. 3-Tne sensation OF the
~ - N announcement Of the engage
- q Lady Randolph Churchill to
1T 8. y ~ CORVALLIS West. son OF
IL hHuus beauty. Lady CORVALLIS
- n h aAld that the marriage will
- Il October next. Lieut. CORVALLIS
- j 1oil and good looking. and very
v a(nombiea his sister. Princess Hem
IN IL - Lady Randolph Churchill
- - scn. Lieut.. Winston Leonard
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skgarssssa " Asx Resist ss.A.
49,. - $500, gervs sa@x shsssa nsss 80
sass< aFss es,e ssxses=sh nssles- ssstsFs ~sn-
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say fsssssrsxs ses ksasssss ssssss - 4 se
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e~s villa v shsTa TsnsA lsaA - .es<~ss
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LAM Tennis TOURNAMENT.
SEATTLE PLAyERs moaDryc rnrrn
OWE N VICTORIA.

nsre' assss1l aaA reilly Wis rAear
ssss naseAss IN siasses-snssr.
estang Match n NsxeA Doubles %
wednesday ~ ssssAle PIayess.
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STONE. SANFORD : ::..s; : :s.::

not been enough ~infall TO lay the dust.
until Sundays rains, and In consequences
pasturage II all dried up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-04
MUNYON'S

I Do not believe thesU
- . case Of dyspeH.
sia, indieestica o.
any stomach trouble
that cannot Be r.
keved at once and
permanently cured
b. my DYSPEPSIA
MuNYoN.
AZ oil druggists.
&c. . vial. GUIDE
to Health and medi.
cal advice free. 1905
Arch street. Phils.
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LIG2]29l

falling on August .. with the journal short
OF actual completion by over 100 pages OF
index.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-04

Special Dispatch to the Post Intelligepcer
WENATCHEE. Aug. Am ordinance
was introduced at the last council meet
ing to raise the liquor license from S6Q(
doing business either on Wenatchee or
Oronda avenues
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INSPECTING CLEARWATER nRAscn


LEWISTON, Idaho. Aug. 3.~-presidenf
Msllen, OF the Northern Pacinc. arrived
here this morning on = special train, and
attached 10 the train was the private car
road q Nayiratlon. Pr~sidents MeIlen
and Mohler did not come to the city, how
ever, but left the train ~ Spaiding. taking
private conveyances for an inspection %
the CAmas Prairie country. They are ex-
pected here tomorrow evening.