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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-17
Iowa Democrats and POpnIists
DenOunce Philippine War.
RE-ENACTCHIcAGOPLATFORM
Demand Re-NOmInatiOn Of Bryan. De-
clare War Against Trusts ana Op-
pose A1glo-saxon Alliance.

oEs MONIES. Iowa. Aug. iG-The
democratic state convention today
nominated the following ticket:
Governor. Frederick z. White. Keo-
kuk county.
Lieutenant governor, NJ. L. Bevis.
Montgomery county.
Judge OF the supreme court. A. Van
wageneen. Woodbury. county.
Railway commissioner. W. II. CAL
hun, Marshall county.
Superintendent Of public instruction,
B. P. Hoist. Boone county.
The popuIist state convention also
met and endorsed the above ticket.
All the nominees are democrats except
Calhoun. who was the populist candi-
date. The Chicago platform was en-
dorsed in its entirety. Cato Sells
could have been nominated for COVER
nor but he was not acceptable 70 the
popuIists and he withdrew, throwing
lis strength to White. who was the
candidate on the fusion ticket two
years ago. being defeated by Governor
Shaw. The convention was very turb-
ulent throughout and business was
transacted with difficulty. but the re-
suits are satisfactory 70 the radical
silver element. which was in control.
It is not probable. however, that the
sound money element win make an at
tempt to maintain separate organiza-
tion this year The resolutions. after
endorsing the Chicago platform in =
whole and in detail. proclaim their ad-
miration for and loyalty 10 that peer
less exponent OF democratic principles,
William ]. Bryan. and favor him for
nomination in 1900. The resolutions
then go on TO say:
I'VE rejoice in the exalted sentiment
and motive that prompted the govern
ment Of the United States to take up
arms in defense Of the bitterly op-
pressed people Of Cuba and in the sue
cesstul termination OF war with Spain,
but we depreeate the continued war
against the F1lipinos.
I'VE also condemn the war against
the rilipinos. believing it to have been
inspired by Great Britain for the pur-
pose of producing conditions that VIII
force an Anglo-Am alliance. and
We not only protest against the war
and demand its termination by the ex-
tension to the Filipinos Of the same
assurance given to Cubsns. but we
record our deep seated antagonism to
an alliance with Great Britain or any
other European power and express our
detestation Of the attempt made In
British interests to disrupt the friendly
relations which have uniformly existed
between the United States and Ger
many,
We oppose the conquest Of the Phil
ippiues because Imperialism means
militarism. because militarism means
government by force.
We view with alarm the multiple
cation Of those combinations Of capital
commonly known as trusts, that are
killing and nonopolizing industry.
These trusts and combinations are the
direct outgrowth of the policy of the
republican party. We demand that
they be Suppressed by repeal Of the
present tariff and other privileges con-
ferring legislation responsible for them.
The populist party resolutions are sim
liar in theory.
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COLORADO REGIMENT ARRIVES,
Are Met on Board Transport by Gov
Thomas and Committee OF
Citizens.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l6..-The
United States transport Warren. hav-
ing on board the Colorado regiment,
passed in the Golden Gate at o'clock
and anchored in the stream. A quar-
antine officer boarded the transport
and as she comes from an infected port
viii carefully examine everyone on
board. II there is no contagious dis
ease on board, the transport viii dock
tonight and the men will be landed
tomorrow morning.
A committee Of Colorado citizens,
headed by Governor Thomas, who
came here to welcome their returning
regiment, went out to meet the War
rem.
The regiment. commanded by Colonel
Mccoy. returns with 46 officers and s2I
men, about 1850 less than the number
who sailed from San Francisco last
year. Just before the regiment de-
parted from Manila, So Of the First
Colorado enlisted in the Thirty-seventh
regiment volunteers. which was form
ed in the Philippines,
Two deaths occurred after the War
rem left Yokohama. The remains of
the soldiers were buried at sea.
In addition to the Colorado regiment
the Warren also brought from the
Philippines l2s discharged soldiers
and 80 stewards and nurses, About 40
of the men on board are suffering from
dysentery.
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AN ADJOURNMENT REFUSED.
Unanimously Reject the Application Of
Counsel for Dreyfus

Unanimously Reject the Application Of
Counsel for Dreyfus,
RENNES. Aug, 16.-Immedlately af-
ter the witnesses had entered the
court room, this morning, NJ. DEM
ange. counsel for Dreyfus, applied for
an adjournment on account OF NJ. Lab
orl's absence. Major Carriere, the
government commlssary, Unexpectedly
arose and opposed the application in
the most vehement manner with the
gestures Of stump orator. He read
a certificate from Laborfs doctors
which, however, was weak point, as
II only said II might not be impossible
for Labori to attend Monday. Major
Carrlere dilated upon the fact that the
entire world was anxlously awaiting
decision and upon the necessity Of
ending the suspense.
The court retired for twenty minutes,
during which time the audience ami
matedly discussed the probable results,
the general impression being that the
judges, In view Of Major Carriere's
strong oppositions would refuse the
application for adjournment. This
proved 10 be the case, as Colonel
Jouanste, on his return read an unan-
lmous decision OF the court rejecting
the application on the ground that the
reasons advanced were insufficient
Captain Dreyfus listened to the an
nouncement with characteristic COM
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.M'ARTHUR IS
KEPT BUSY
Enemy Attacked at Angeles and
Routed With Heavy Loss.
TWO AMERICANS KILLED
Loss to Rebels Was Two Hundred
Killed and Wounded Attacked
at Other Points.

WASHINGTON. Aug. ls-Another
sharp engagement between MacAr-
thurs cammand and the insurgents
was reported 10 the war department
today In the following dispatch from
General Otis:
Manila, Aug. 16.-Adjutant general.
Washington, Macarthur troops oc-
cupy the country from canadalia 10 q
point near Angeles. thence toward
Borac, his line taking In Santa Maria,
Guigs, ana Baeolor. Colonel Smith
with ten companies OF the Twelfth In
fantry and two guns OF the First artll-
lery, attacked today the enemys en-
trenchments in the outskirts OF An
geles. estimated at $500 driving them
away and inflicted upon them a re-
ported loss OF 200 killed and wounded.
our loss was two killed and Il wound
ed.
"On the llth instant, General Young's
troops. consisting Of detachments Of
the Fourth cavalry. Twenty-hrst,
Twenty fourth and Twenty-hfth in
fantry. drove the insurgents northwest
Of Manila and San Mateo, into the
mountains. returning the following
day.
"A column OF the insurgents, 500
strong. descending the road east of
Balinag for the purpose OF taking the
railway were driven OF by our Balinag
and Qulnga troops and routed yester-
day. This force is in full retreat north
ward carrying a Number Of their Of
flccrs.
Angeles was permanently occupied
at once. OTIS"
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FOUR BOYS ARRESTED.
Charged with Attempting to Blow Up
Two Cars az Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 1s.-Four
boys, their ages ranging from 16 to 49,
were arrested this morning in connec-
ton with an attempt to blow up two
cars during the late strike on July %.
The boycott incident to the strike has
been carried into at least one church
on the South side. Rev. James Fall
has been boycotted, and young wom-
an connected with the church choir has
been told that, If she does not refrain
from riding on the Big Consolidated
cars, she must resign her position in
the choir.
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NJ. LABoRrs CONDITION.

Is quite Satisfactory In Spite of slight
Fever-Locatlon OF Bullet.
RENNEs. Aug. 1850 p. m.-The
following bulletin has been issued;
The condition OF NJ Iabori Is sats-
factory In spite Of slight fever. The
X ray has shown the bullet TO be In
the skin sub.cutaneous cellular tissue,
and the muscles around the spinal col
umn. iiattening against the right side
OF the NTH or sixth dorsai vertebrae.
The bulletin was signed by four doc
tors In attendance,
Emile Zola has telegraphed saving:
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MEAT ADVANCING IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Aug, 16.-The general
committee Of the Greater New York
Retail Butchers Association met last
night and decided that an advance Of
at least three cents per pound In the
price of meat was imperatively neces-
sary to protect retailers against a
heavy loss from the sharp advance In
wholesale rates In most retail stores
the advance has already been put into
operation but the action of the COM
mlttee will make It universal.
The Consolidated Ice Company has
increased the price of ice to small con-
sumers from 25 to 80 cents per 100
pounds.
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KILLED BY ELECTRIC SHOCK.
Son of State Senator Josephi Instantly
Killed in Portland.

PORTLAND. Aug. l6. = Hawthorn
Josephi, aged 10, son of State Senator
Joseph, was killed at his home on the
East Side this afternoon by an elec-
trio shock. He was fixing the electric
lights in the house when he came in
contact with live wire. The shock
threw him to the floor and caused al
most instant death.
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RECRUITS FROM THE EAST.

PORTLAND, Aug, 16,-one hundred
recruits for the Thirty-ffth regiment,
being organized at Vancouver bar
racks. arrived today from California
and the east.
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oARsMEN FOR REGATTA.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. 16.-The
Vancouver oarsmen will leave tomor-
row to represent the Vancouver Row
ing Club in the forthcoming regatta at
Astoria.
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GENTLEMEN, attention!

will a swell appearance duing Regatta Week
We prepared furnish detail OF oun at aston.
iHhlngly prices
You viii dnd constituted the demands
of all tastes and
Call Us and Idea OF howfa dollar viii UP
TopATB cLoTluNo FURNISHING GOODS BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS ETC,
swim by wearing Regatta Hats
Caps
HI Stokes Com 10Th Streets.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

sandringham, and the Duke and Duchess OF
vorI ,,iu elso no there But there Will not be
much merrymaking at Windsor. at SandrihB-
ham or I'm the noblest or lowliest homes In
Great Britain FOR with seven thousand men
tI,ed wounded or missing IN South Africa there
are few families which have not been touched
with this depression which only serves to make
the nation more determined than ever. and
which ia n silent accompaniment to one OF the
moe, snontaneous outbursts of patriotism and
universal desire to risk life and give up prop
ertv that ever marked the history or any coun-
try Cooks' sons are no less anxious TO serve
their country on the battlefield than dukes sons
or than the dukes themselves. the DUKE OF
Marlborough's offer to equip loo men OF MS
veomanry regiment for service in South ATTIC"
is merely one among hundreds of such ohers
from his class Peers with vast business prop
ertv and political interests are eXhlpiung 'hc
utmost eagerness In their desire to nave the"
names enrolled among the volunteers VINO ale
going 10 endeavor to retrieve the reVerses to
the British arms. The day or VIII wal g"
thusiasm and overconhdence has passed. ana
,bora re,ens I'm it's stead grim determination
% otora for the mistakes Of the past by indl-
vidual effort, regardless Of consequences
An instance of the spirit which pervades the
country js that I'm the Cumberland ana west
moreland yeomanry. OF which the Earl OF Ions
dale is colonel Every officer and nearly every
man in the regiment has volunteered, ana IS
using every influence to get accepted Among
the officers IS Captain Hugh JEFFERSON wen
known in America. formerly manager OF the
Sand Creek Cattle Company Of Wyoming Inc
Duke of Marlborough will probably receive HI
apnointment on Lord Cheshams stan
IrI
In the northern counties there is Keen ri'a''S
&C 70 who shall do the most for his country
IN tho hour Of need Northumbrians, headed
hv Earl Grey nave subscribed large sums 10
oouin one hundred men, and the Earl OF Dur
han, calls on the men Of his county not 10 oe
outdone nv the Ncrthumbrans. and heads the
lie, with substantial subscription. Lorus
Stanley and Woverton go as yeomanry troop-
ore though the former at one time was an OF
hcer in the Guards. and the latter is an. au
miral's son. Two ncphews of General Loru I'oo-
arts both ex-maiors Of the regular army nave
volunteered to 30 in any capacity In the yeo-
manry. The Earl Of Essex who is major oi
the Hertfordshire Yeomanry, accompanies the
contingent of his county.
In short, the eight thousand mouhteu "ie"
who have responded to the call for ycomen
will have the brains, blood. muscle ana oaie
deviltrv OF the famous American Rough t''uei .
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

will be roasted next Saturday. December 23 at
the Great Kitchen fire, Windsor. In readiness
for the royal dinner party on Monday. The
great joint when cold will be garnished with
the royal and imperial monogrom In shredded
horseradish and. with boar's head and game
pie. will assist in adorning Her Majestys side
board Christmas Day
This quaint announcement in the Court Cir
cular with the spirit OF royal plenty breathed
in every line. sounds almost like a hollow mock
cry OF the sorrow and shadow OF death which
have turned the season OF rejoicing into one
OF mourning.
The Queen will spend Christmas at Windsor
instead Of. as for years. at Osborne. owing TO
her wish 10 be near the Cabinet. thereby sac
rihcing habit very dear to her for years past
With her will be the Duchess OF Albany and
her children.
The Prince OF Wales will spend Christmas at
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
SIMPSONS POLITICAL ASPIRATIONS.

THE ALLEGED EMBEzzLER ANXIOUS TO RE SENT
BACK TO CHICAGO
London, Dec. 23.-Michael J. Sampson. who was
arrested In Limerick, Ireland, In November last
charged with embezzlement committed In the
United States, was brought up for extraditon in
the Bow Street Police Court to-day Sampson
begged to be repatriated Immediately but the
Magistrate declared the fulfIment of his wish de-
pended on his prosecutors.
After having been committed Sampson in con-
yersauon with a representative OF the United
States Embassy here said he had so many friends
In Chicago that he sure everything would be
settled satisfactorily. Indeed he said II was likely
Senate at the next election. -
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

London. December S
WEALTH OF DUKE OF WESTMINSTER
While most persons knew the late DUKE OF west
minister was one OF the richest in England. no
London newspaper has taken the trouble to procure
nm estimate OF his wealth He owned several thou
sand narcels of London realty which, together, ac-
corline n the Dukes own statement made six hum
drad acres Much OF this Is In Belgravia, the arls-
tocratic residence quarter. He also had thirty
thousand acres in the country, and an income OF
f75Oco (s3 10000 His Ieaty alt yo yaines iG o m The
heir TO the dukedom is the late Dukes GRANDSON
Vscount Belgrave now In South Africa, an aii pe
camp OF Sir Alfred Miner doVerhor "i NdPo W.
ony.
ECCENTRICITIEs OF LATE DUKE.-The pa
ners abound in anecdotes Of the late Duke. He was
rather careless and shabby his dress and his life
at Eton Hall was that of ordinary country
gentleman At any time during his stay in Cheshire
the Duke might be riding or walking about his
park usually smoking cigarttte. not often COM
posed OF tobacco for he used medicated cigarettes
as q remedy for asthma. To his househod me
Duke was always enigma. He rarely spoke TO
the servants, and had an odd way or leaVlng, DIS
OF paper about on chairs. with a word OF blame
as 10 their condition But. with such personase5
as his houss steward head coachman and stud
groom he most affable and CONFIDENTIAL
terms.
YACHT FOR PRINCE GEORGE.-The Car will
present Prince George Of Greece with a splendid
yacht as n New Years gift. The vessel has been
specially built at scbastopol, and is intended as
Car I'm Japan while they tour around
the world number of years ago.
SIR THOMAS LIPTONs PLANs.-slr Thomas
Idpton's plans for 1901 are making progress He is
confident his next boat will be much faster than the
Shamrock He said to a representative OF The As.
ISOLATED Press:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
PARIS.
CONTINUED SYMPATHY FOR THE BOERs
THROUGHOUT FRANCE.
UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORTS TO SECURE
FRENCH MEDIATIoN-NOTEs
IF SOCIETY
IBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUxE.l

Paris, Dec 23.-The rumors that the French
Government is disposed to take into favorable
consideration Or. Ledys's request for France to
offer mediation between England and the Trans
vaal Republic receives In official circles the most
formal and categorical denial Undoubtedly the
widespread sympathy throughout France for
the Beers is being worked for all II is worth by
the Nationalsts. The Anti-Semtes discredit the
Cabinet. and even the most rabid Anglophobsts
feel convinced that any offer Of mediation at the
present juncture would be absolutely futile.
Frenchmen OF all classes consider that England
is on her trial as she has never been before, and
that the whole world is eagerly awaiting the
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
DANGER WILL NOT sWERvE THE POPE.

Rome Dec 23.-On the occasion OF the ceremony
OF the opening Of tho Holy Door OF ST. Peters to-
morrow the Pope has decided TO give the Papal
blessing on the Altar OF Confession. The Ponthcal
officers urged him TO renounce the idea. en-
dangering his health but the Pontlft replied:
Let 1t be danger Will fall in the breach. and
have the satisfaction OF fulfilling 10 the last my
duties as Catholic and Sovereign Pontlf toward
God"
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

] will have the Shamrock n trial horse. AS you
know. ! had to work completely In the dark with
the Shamrock and | know she be greatly Inn
proved, so far speed is concerned With her
designer ILL., the best was not 10 be got out Of her"
AMERICAN GIRL COUNTESS.-By the death
this week Of the Earl OF Tankerville. Lord Bennett
who married Miss Leonora Van Marter. Of Tacoma
succeeds to the title The Earl is a well known
evangelist. He met his wife at a revival meeting
at Tacoma In 1895. The late Earl the Oldest
member of the House OF Lords. Ills career was
marked by many eccentricities.
WAR AFFECTS THEATRES.-The theatres are
feeling the effect OF the gloomy phase OF the war
The most popular attractions suffering. Even
at the Shaftesbury. where THE Belle OF New
York had come to be regarded as a permanent
institution notices are up that the company re-
turns to New-York forthwith. The sudden with
drawa of this production. however Is due partly
TO a row between the company and the managers
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
-, 80. ultimately 10 succeed "Ths

o,,or q play which was ultimately to succeed in'
be1y 1rb " Rlnck Tulip" has failed at the Haymasse
o,d Rarrie's new comedy not being reapy, n T., ayh
stopgap for the season an ola co"'e''
stltuted
MISS REHAN TO RETURN TO lhh oiA"n
Ada Rehan returns to the stage IN '"e spli' ~
nearing at Manchester. After Iohs P''''"''
tour she will appear In London
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
THE NEW.YORK AT SAN DOvJycO

santo Domingo city. Dec. 23.-The United States
cruiser New-York has arrived here. The United
States gunboat Maohias. now at Porto Plata is
expected 10 arrive here shortly. The American
naval offcers were received this afternoon by the
President. - ~
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
GENERAL BROOKE SAILS FOR HOME

Havana, Dec. 3s-General Brooke left at noon
for Florida. receiving a Major Generals salute as
the steamer left the harbor. A squadron Of the
7th Cavalry and two batteries OF artillery escorted
the retiring Governof-Genersl 10 the wharf. All
the ceremonies purely military.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

REWARD FOR REFORMER, DEAD OR ALIVE.
Peking Dec. Gan imperial edct just issued
offers special rewards for the capture Of the
Cantonese reformer Knng Yu Wei dead or alive
AS Kang Yu Wei Is in Hong Kong this is regarded
Indictment TO commit murder In a British
colony.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

NEW HIGHWAYS FOR PUERTO Rico
San Juan. Puerto Rico. Dec 23.-Contrac's
have been awarded for the construction OF two
roads south from Arecibo and NanatL elsns,d els,s,sd
miles for which S2000o0 has been appropr'"'''
by the Insular Budget
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

RR1sK CHRISTMAS BUsINEss.-Crisp. cold
white Christmas weather prevails here. The spree
IS frozen solid. the big Mueggelsee is aiiVe WIN
skatars and everybody Is busy with preparations
for christmas Business Is brisk, and many novel
ties are exhibited in the shops S deem
IL scarcity OF Christmas trees. oWlnS 20 lhe oeeP
snow i'm the Hartz Mountains and elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

NO BLIND ANGLOPHoBIA.-The change In
nubllc opinIon I'm favor OF Great Britain continues
Even the Hamburg Nachrlchten. which nither,o
has been intense against England prints conI- @
rnunication to-day from a Hamburg merchant pro,
testing against ''binden Englaenderhass - Dhhu
AnplOphObia."
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

NEW NORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINEs-Tn 1900
the North German Lloyd Bremen will plan lines
to Singapore Herbertshoehe, Sydney and Samoa
and to Hong Kong. Ponape Herbertshoehe. Fried
rich Wrhelm's Hafen and Sydney, while the Jauit
Company will also start a limo making a circuit
OF the Carollnes and Marlannes.
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SYNOpSlS
Seattle Local Report -MnximuH tsn>ptsAture. u
dssrses. minimum. 50; mean. - Total nanmA
during this storm. LILO inches woAfhcs aAoWssE
0HoR0H r. sAI1SDUnH.
Section Director. WeatAQ 0MoaA
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yoKoHANA-safIsa. Aur,,e II str Tacoua ~
Tacoma.
TAcONA-Arriyed Aaxust H. BIZ Levi G. DuRs
ross frem San Frsncsaco. August "a a HsrlA. I'M
SAn Frxncisco. Hr str Afhentau from seattle; IT
Wslla WAND. from san Frsuciscu: Kate Davsnpust,
frcw pnrt Rlskeiex. Aucust ia arrived schs Nur-
- fvrm post Hlahelsy: schs Cont fruu Dan ~
dro
fSons uAY~SAi,ea Aueust "a CDR lama A.
t:s,esh Tar Gar Ernnrisr,,. str Arcata for oan
Ersrescn Ayvsr,a Ausvst IA schr Nontercr fpom
S.n Ersrcss~sc
1Rava HARntlR Arrived. Aurust Il schr Ut-
ter from Fort Uarford; August s. str Grace Doalas.
S1N prnn1l-~q ai,sd Auevu4 IL bAtn RetrssSur
for Hrf Hao.oeh.
AsTnpI A. Ar,sv~a Au~ust Il n Standard. N
tow ~ tns Resrue from San Frsncisco; ter Coluna.
his frsn aan Fraprisco
POrT TOWNsENn-Saile Auewt II sshu
Eric And a + Wit,smsn. foe Honcauiu
RED0Nf)o- ARRIVED. Ausrst Il sehR jennie Stelln
frosn (,rsys barber.
p0RT q ANRy e Arrived August Il. HHV a
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FOR ANACORTES. EAIRHAVEN. NEW
WHATCOM AND VANCOUVER. b. G.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
McWiliiams Master.

Leaves Yester wharf every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at u:50 p. m:
Leaves Vancouver TUESDAY and Thurs
day al 10 D. m. for Seattle direct. arriving
10 q. m. following day.
Leaves Vancouver Saturday 10 p. M. for
.Whatcom Fairhaven, Anacortes ana Sc
attic, arriving Seattle Q p. m. Sunday:
Connects at Anaeortes with s. & N. ny.
and at Vancouver with steamers for Ma
naimo and New Westminster ana with e.
p. r. trains for all points East.
For freight or passage. Apply at Yesler
wharf or at office OF Vancouver Line. Mu-
tual Life building. Tel. Brown 99l.
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{ MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

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districts Of Gold 9asin. Gordon
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s,eSeA Goat Lake and Monte Cristo.
- seenic route for tourists. fishing
IL Anpang parties.
rates and other information adj
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