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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

NJ EARLY i.eeo horses and mules have
IN besn sent from Seattle 10 the Phil
ipp'nss since August 10 Two Of the
meet Of four animal ships havo reached
Manila safe and sosind, without losing .
Gnsle animal. These are the transports
oAro0ne and Athentan. They carried ap-
proximAfeiy half Of the number Ut ami
mails which accompanied tho Third cav
airy to Manila.
30 far an II known, the total iorS Of an
imais TO date In seven. This In the record
Of the transports sailing from Seattle 10
Manila. by the great circle route. namely.
via tho Aleutian islands, Kobe and Maya
sAki, In contradisttnction 10 the stormy
and much longer route from IAN Francisco
by way Of Honolulu.
The Garonne sailed from Seattle August
ID The Athenian followed on August a.
The Garonne has been In Manila two
weeks The Athenisn arrived there Octo-
bsr 4 thu time required for the voyage be-
Ing forty-ons days, including stops At
Dutch hsrbor. where the horses were land
cd and rested. and ~ Kobe and Nasasaki,
where the transports coaled-
A. will be seen by the Associated Press
dispatch, ths Slam left 6an FRANCHISE Au-
gust T. Ghe was therefore nearly sixty
days on this trip, ~ compared with this
forty-one-day voyage Of ths Athsn,sn. She
was thIrty.One days out from Houosuiu
Capt w. w. Robinson. jr. the assistant
qusrteruasisr. who hsd charge ~ the re-
httipg and loading Of the transports NJ this
port, assisted by Capt. J. g. Byron. was
shown tho Associated tvess Dispatch last
night Ito said: Fortunately, We have
little fear Of the safe arrival Of nil the
Transports sailing from Seattle for Manila.
The GaroBns and Athenlan have besn re-
pprtcd ~ having arrived with all we'll Ny
ofnciaI. reports show that only seven ant
mails have bsen lost, on these four died ~
SEA, and three were Killed In q sfamp~ds
~ Dutch Harfcy. Tho animal ships were
sp!endtdiy equipped with yaDtilstfns ap-
planes, so ~ Ia prevent sufY0catiOn, and
In addition the upper works were made ~
the best Washington mr. % that fhnfs IL
no danger Of their being washed over.
board"
Tbs representations male by the busi-
nsss men Of Seattle 10 the war department
oficiais ~ washington we're 10 Tho effect
that the northern route. from Seattle 10
Manila, was not only several hundred
fniiss shorter than that by way ~ San
Francisco and Honolulu. but aiso that
there ~as far less danger from storms
fyphoons and other climatic disturbances
These representations appear 90 have been
thoroughly confirmed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

oevsss stEieturss ass east On tho sctiso
Of Gov. Rogers IN removing two Of The
trustees Of the Vancouver School foe Defec-
tive Youth. By Rev. Hugh Lamont. one Of
the depoeed o6ncsrs oe that institution. Ar.
Lamont was In the city yesterday from
vancouver. He charges In effect that Gov.
Rogers action was taken purely for po-
hticl reasons. and that the two members
of the board who were removed. nansiy,
himself and Prof. Hough. were dispiacsd
because they would not ohsy the orders Of
the governors political advisers.
Regarding the controversy between the
governor ana the hoard. Mr. Lamont said:
The School for Detective Youth has
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

TIE 9anageDeut - Pr0G Wsseca until IT,
Popsiists saiasa csesss & ne stass :
nsariy ~ ysssst and "a speak frcm szps-
Hardy had Gov. Rssers taken eaxA
bssua BY Popanss clsesssesers 70 cs,s
ccotroo u the school ana an thu various
poatisns with thsir AsncAmsn.
CoovUeo WSeo PueS1bo.
...Puss!ie and sps.soue charsss vsss
ycar 80 ~ ss:,n:s 49, r. Iss $50. oy ~
Matnsn Was excussnfed ~ the sruotssA
within ~ nonshs The same eharUse vefe
again preferred, and ~ majority q ooa
there vas no nsw prc,f sssinss hisa
Prof Watson Appealed 10 the superior
court. which decided the hard had the
power OF removal An appeal was tsisen
now esndIng. Previously IN s6ort was
made ~ Senator High CPopuiistI. . srus-
tee, 70 have the legislature paa . hin
Out q airsclr Tsss 81, vas sss.s,. s,' -
Watson's friends. and senator Hign re-
signed - q trustee Of the school. The Cow
erncr apDctnsed es~nsDs~sentsfsve Hunn
" hIs pLace. Who as once began the second
Later Mr. Pssrcy. Of cowlss county,
removed from the state. and the eovernoy
;gSos sss, ~, M; noc +. nsgc22ssn e
On August - the hoard NIT. ana Mr. No
Creole. Mr.. Hcush and myself voted to
With an sashority psev,ously hsa BY n:
director. This has svhsntiy dispfsssed
Gov R0gers. and shs recent summary r.
"o ey,ss, a,s the r;ss,s; .., =. -. o.
eouvsr ,hisn schssl ana s man q nm IN
teGrity. sad has the confidence of the en-
tire community. He 10 IN o,d-liae Demo-
i liz .s s cas.a p ss nss, X. e
at Oaysnpsa n he would r1sim . . nsn-
Der o. the Trustees. but he refused and
sFoe : yssr pass Dr. IL. z Hsrhss q
Seattle. . memf,sr Of the board. has hem
!hrestsniag 10 have me removed Why
Rogers removed me know noe - yet. ~
Q olsgysm which reached ne q Tacoma
on October Z which reads ~ foelows:
'You have THE day been removed from
once - trustee school for Detective
~ Pspssssss Are Dss.ss.
II know Of no batter reason than that
the Popuiists know thsy are doomed. and
sre trying 20 crab 81 they can SET even
arsn Of the state. A. far a. Gov nox.rs
10 concerned, he couIdn't get . corpossys
guard Of votes IN Clarke county. for even
m ~. o s.n z? h r1eu''ss he {" feeding have
II can only explain the rssisnatfons Of
Bush and Merh~i ~ growing out Of per-
sonal anta9vnisms. They must have been
upon the depand Of the go~srnor This
HoaGh o. myself chance TO resign. Prob
ably he thought We had ND feelings IN the
matter. and our long service - trustees
was not worth the Formally of request,
Again, II occurs 10 me that the aus
italian hand M Deputy state yupsrinsend-
snt Leach, of Olympia late A resilient Of
Vancouver, " In evidence However. any
removal from the hoard will MAXI no az
ferencs regarding my interest IN the scbSgi,
and ] shall always try 10 guard u from
tho POpuI!st teaches who. under the nsms
that should feed the mouths Of the unfor-
lufAfA chlldTen az our enmnnnn 4saIfh"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

O0eees 81 the Army Praise The
Thsety.nsth Vo1uoteeV DafaasVy.

Tho Thirty.nffh infantry, which saIIed
October from Portland for the Philip
pires. has besn pronounced ny army cf-
ncers. one u the finest nodies OF volunteer
soldier. ever enlisted In the services q
this country.
Seattle has . particular interest IN the
regiment, because 81 the fact shat Capt.
Edward win.or Robinson. of Company X.
10 Seattle boy b~inR Syn OF Capt.
". W. Robinson. st.. of this city. Hs
comes ~ q family ~ fshssss his grand
father, Col W. w Robinson, sr.. reang a
veteran 81 the Mexican and civil wars Hts
father saw service In tho rebellion and
later aghIing savage Indiana on ths ~es'-
er71 border
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

water 6ruoe loca&3an d NogsA Oaots,a
fos . aaaufassussag csaeaA a.aA
Ths ~ ana ehsaeast ~ ~ lnsw e.


low Eswt0wn r1Spdn, OopeSa. Ron Nom
pareii, Waxen. yellow DeliAower. Rambo
Den Davis. Seeding sweet. Bius Pear
main, Wolf River
Nearly AL that has been said .fep the
Cheian country may - nd az Douglas
county BC<h exhibits show eli oamples
Of fruit absolutely 6aWiess. not . SIGN Of
Goblin moth about the apples o. al any
eca!s ~ other disease about ths 0ehse
fruit
The cardinal points claimed for the
fruit products ~ these sections ara favor,
sixs. keeping qualities and colcg. Tue
wonderful coaos5ng Of the apples was noted
BY everybody. and the size Of specimsns
brought forth many Calculations Of aston
tslmenG Mr.. Wright has ooe specimen
Of the Wolf River apple weighing twenty
eaght o0n0oe, and dozen o. more weigh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

The Second Presbyt~r.sn church vfli CD
rexve the SIXTH annsyerssFy ~ the lsasso-a'e
ey~rssss October 4 Ths church has had
A., encouraging growth ara has lately 90
isrxe* &c building 90 accommodate the
ne~fs ~ tho p~sscie stsenfinG tns servtces
Or sunday morning TIRE pastor vii recount
shs ,xpsffeae~s ~ sscs< years ard wlii
esyee- oIsrs ssr greater usseuinexs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

the company In this city and viii hence.
forth make his winter homo here. Hersto-
fore he has spent bss wfnteu In California
Mr. MrMlIiin has taken the handsome resi-
dence ~ tsM Eighteenth ayerue. formerly
occupied by J. n. Farrell president Of the
Pacific Coast Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

iatgias ccursy Is represented NV sh~
rrssiaf nr4s N che same heath with the
SaFsaS cxh'hlt II Includes score OF
sAEnptT- g various varieties 81 arri~. a
ne coilset'on Of pears grapes crab afs-
Ssss an 4 hox .. Lemon syinr p<schs.
ae display - sE1pies Includes the f.iNxSx-
e SIS Red Cheek rfppin Northern
80. King - T'ansksnz County pt,sscor,
sIssssnerTe w1n.sar BAILEY sxe~t. Vel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

00toSl1shss O0eee IN seattle.
John 3. Acl1iilin. prsuiAo0t Of the com
pany owning the Rcche HaS6or Lime
WORKS. has establlshe0 = 6ssnch once o4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07
GOV. ROGERS CRITICISED.
Charged With Political .Tricksry
at Vancouver.
aEv. HUGH LAMONT TALKS.

oovs Removal % Himself as1 FRET.
0s0gA 1ssa 0easA 81 Trustees -
SsAs~l Ter Detective vsssh was
Arbitrary. as1 1sstigsssA ~ che
Csvssnss's Pepalsss AAv1ssFD-A
New % 0ooSOe C0vesa0snt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

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