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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Lieutenant Char es Gibbons was
seriously, though not dangerously, In
jured In his elevator at Nicherson last
week. 1t was thought NJ hrsG his In
jurIes were worse than they proved to
Ia
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

One or more Of the tX-
pert physicians and sur
geons, Of the Cnicag
Curative Institute, who
can tell you what your
disease or affection Ia
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
SANTA w ExCURaIONH.

The Santa Fe sells round trip tickets
TO Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
nj rate Of $2l 90 limited to October 3lst
for return,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Harry II ,berts, formerly OF the Rob
.erts, Payne Printing Co., left Saturday
for bis old home In Paris, ILL.,, where
he will take his family soon TO make
their permanent TesIdenCe.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Hirst's new Photographic rooms are
the largest and best equipped in the
State. Come in.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Plenty of money to loan on improved
farms, by j. M. Stewart, Room 8 owe
No. s South Main, Hutchinson, Kas.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Have you seen Hirst's new photo
graph gallery Come up and look
around.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
RENO ALL WRONG.
Gives Biggest Republican Ma
jOrities for Several YEA $.
We ven Have ~ an ~ AnicR for
bur RJ"iNiN. IN" g They can
Lick RnaIIsh ~ We CaG't
DS "a NcFe.

There was practically no campaign
made for judge and while Iht o'hrr
can lldAtes did hard work, The republic
cans seem 10 have stayed closer by
their ticket than the opposition,
Mitchell and Hardy seem TO be- In the
lead -eVeral 0f country precincts, rs
ppclal ' where there WAS a hot lignt on
tho township tcpets, showed good
gains while others were way Uif aud
made almost no Showing NJ III We
have al Aays cunlendpd that the result
In this county this year would he n0
criterIan Tor next year when national
campaign will bring ont the full vote.
Midsummer was elected cOnuis-
si0Drr by 800,
THIS election seems to demonstrate
that " the Lord Of Hosts shou d run
against the eternal devil IN the city Of
Hutchinson, lis Satanic Majesty
might count on republican mrjorty
OF from 500 to 800 However the mt.
jnrities IN the city tbs wear are prac.
tically as they were IN 1895,
They are as follows;
For judge, Simpson go,
For Suer II, Long 6Sl,
Hor t...o,,,o, p,L.,kEi
r"' Vi''N' N'N''" o'o'
For rrglSltr, S'OreSOy N0O,
For surveyor, EOurV 8SD
Far c,nmissI,u., N,.pins, ooo
a,.' .'',.'''''. WV '' ''"' -'
A"' 'o''"" 'uR "Io 'he I'S"Its Ilou
the country precincts 30 Far ~ hehrd
from.
Ma, r.., t.,.a. .t,,,... ~, ,,.y,..,,
ca, aLm " 49,, 49, $50 ~N"'"' ~,
u',,,. ,',,. N,,,,,,, ,s Nv, a go ,"
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a ,,a. w'hIn,aa n y, $3.50" ,so '''' "'''"
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-, 80, 80, ,%,. -, "V" , io-' w. ~,
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balm. v.har,y, rIa.a,l", Son,,,, 90, r.,o.
a.. soorosSv 100 MI,ohou no, w,a.,'.o,, y ,S.
n,oo,I,,s, ~
NIcLorson com,,ste-simrs ~, NoK,o0,,,
ia. Ian, IN nnyl ~, pyLor ino u.rdy ~.
Noyl,n ios Foloy A.. soo,osh,, no u,,n1ou 40,
Amlor~slmn,on m NcKIrs,,y ~, Ion, A.
pnyl ~, pyLor Az u.rdv "a, Now,,n a poo,
IN, scoresbv A M,tchoIl 70 '
Co.tleton-Smnson ~ McKIrs,rv 40, ron,,
~ Raw IA, Ryker Ge Il,rly No., Nov,,n a. 49,,
Law 40, scoreshv Ga M,,ohol "a
Contor-simnson ~ McKlns,rv Al, Ioro "A
Raw "A, Rvker Al. H,rdv "a, Newllo ~ Rnlev
n, storashv 40 M,tcbell M
C,ov.sImus,n 40 Noa,ns,rv "a, LAM "A
Raw 70, Rvter No. HARDY 40, Nswlm Gs To,ev
"a. sooresbv a. MitcheII "a
Hayon--SImnson ,lo McKlr.trvsa, Iono ,u
Raw ITO. Rvher INA Hardy ~. Ne,vI,n ilS Fo'
low IOO, scoroshv ia Mitchell, ,os
Lan9don-.sImnson "a NJ KInstrv Az. t,n,B,
RAvIS7, Rvker IA II ,rdv 40. N.wI ~ ~ Eo,oy
boi scoresOy 49, Mitchell i6
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

We are still selling corn and toma
toes three cans for 25c at 9. Millers.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

You don't have to have your picture
taken at Hlrst's new gallery. Come
in ana look at our work, We invite
inspection.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
OR,J, W. MAeUrRR,
sPEClALIs'r,
local AND PERSONAL.

i szle Hamilton has 6led suit for
divorce from her husband, j. II Ham
illOn.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Each year, especially when the in
terest is chiefly local, the News shows
its lofty character by attacking the
populist candidates in some personal
and abusive woy through the daily is
sue on the Monday evening just before
election. Last Mondays paper con-
tanned malicious attack Oh two of the
pepulist candidates, L. Rayl and John
Blackburn, One would think that this
game, repeated as often as it is, would
fail to affect the doubtful and disgust
the friends of the paper. But the
management seem to rely on their last
issue before election as true friend
in time Of trouble.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09
SCHOOL NOTES.

School officers are hereby warned
against buying any supplies from h.
o. Evans 81 Co., of Chicago. Their
supplies were not approved by the
commission. The circulars they are
sending out are In violation of law and
nnialaadin0
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Upon looking up the petition Aled in
the case enjo ming the issue OF the
1856 600 bonds to the Hutchinson 4
Southern Improvement Co we hnd
that it is alleged that the special act
under which those bonds were to be
issued, is unconstitutional and invalid,
and that bonds had been voted to the
Hutchinson s. Southern railroad TO the
full limit allowed by law, and the or
ganization of a separate corporation
was merely q makeshift and device to
avoid the law.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Wheeler and Chrlswell, two OF the
four boys who escaped from the Re
formatory couple OF weeks ago were
captured last week at Trinidad, COL,
and brought here Friday They were
the two least shrewd and dangerous
OF the lot.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

Owen Wright, "A young man who has
been working at the Riverside salt
plant, was taken suddenly III last week
and was taken to the Stewart hospital
where he was operated on. His trouble
was a stoppage Of the bowels. He Ia
now recovering nicely.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

The death of Mrs, Amos M Atwood
occurred at her home on First Avenue
East at IL O'Clock Friday night after
an illness of seven weeks Of typhoid
fever. Her husband, Bert Atwood,
who was we'll known, died here several
years ago, leaving an only boy, Fred,
who is now ten years old and was very
i'll with typhoid fever during bis
mothers illness.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

w. d. WoodsOn who lives east OF
town was thrown from his buggy Sat
urday aflernoou bya runaway horse
and very ser ously, possibly fatally
injured. He had come to town "
summon DR.. KlIppel to attend his son
who was sick. His injuries were in
his breast.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

On Friday evening train load OF
regular United States soldiers went
through Hutchinson enroNte for Ari'
IONA where they will be stationed on
garrison duty. On Saturday morning
two train lpads of marines. no men in
each, went through enroute TO Manila
The last section took breakfast at the
Santa Fe hotel They were a jolly,
lively lot.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-09

The only two boys of the Twentieth
Kansas who were known here were
Frank Case, son of the ex-superintend-
ent of the RpfOrmatory, aud Henry
Thomas Of near Elmer Case was on
the second section and took breakfast
here. He was almost carried of by a
lot of girls who had formerly known
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
Stood His Ground.

Can you hollow grind this RAJ
rorr' asked customer Nho had
stepped into a razor grinding estab-
itsnmant presided ever by a hard.
headed man with bTisliinR hair and
an akEressivis look on bis face
You want me 20 hollow ground Il.
I supposed p he sald
No sir" Esla.nsd the other. Il
van, you % hollow grind IL"
II H's ground hollow. Amt u hal.
lou ground. sirr''
II yeu grind it hollow don't you
holtoa grind II, SIR
'po ypa think you car come IN
here ard teach ne anything ab0u;
my husiurss7 I've been hollow
grounding raEbrn for Is years
No. you hayen-t. yeu've been hai-
low grinding th~rn
Do you reckon ! don't know what
am doing for a livinKTs
4 don't care whether you 10 or
sa;. WIZ you hollow grind this "a.
raff
No. SIR. won't III hollow
ground y or Won't touch ~
The customer reflected q moment.
See here. my friend. ~ aaid
can have Il ground hpiiow here
Certainly
And they conpropai sd on that ha-
sis. zach feeling that De vas a ut
tie ahead Youths Companion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
EVANS IS TO
FOLLOW ALCER
He Is Not Popular With Those
He Has Dealings With.

WASHINGTON. n. g. July n
Hard after Secretary Alger on the
t9hoggan goes Henry Clay Evans.
commissioner Of pensions. The pres.
ident has been convinced that the
administration ~ bis commissioner
Of pensions Ia not popular with the
er soldiers.
Complains rfrom individual soldiers
protests from Grand Army - the Re.
public posts. and suggestions from
politicians have convinced the prcsls
dent and the n. A u. committee re-
Gently investigating Commissioner
Evans bureau will not cxoneratc
him, az had been reported
The president has been warned that
unless he removes or transfers Com
missioner Evans before the annual
encampmeni % the q. s. II. Ia Phil
adelphia, decided action will be TAX
en- by that body.
The complaint against the commla-
sioner IL that he IL too rigid In de-
handing evidence Of soliiers' claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
CROW
FOR TAMMANY
Prepared in Colonel Brysn's
Political Kitchen.

NEW YORK. July alt r. very
evident that Tammany viii have To
take the same bitter dose IL swallow
ed IN 1886 and accept Bryan and free
silver next year IT dare not bolt;
that would be committing suicide. as
the silver men here would be quick
TO seize the opportunity 10 build up n
rival organization. While Tammany
would like 10 dominate the party in
the nation. II exists first Of all for To-
cal purposes. and II will not leopard
ize It's powet In the city by boiling a
party nomination. The most It can
do Is 20 take some plank In the next
national platform, as. for instance.
the one attacking trusts. and night
the campaign here. ms best II can. on
that plank. ignoring a. much as the
national committee VIII allow 1t the
free silver issue. There has been
more than one national campaign
fought where the same party talked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
WILL
PRINT STAMPS
Revenue Contract Awarded
TO Blstchiy Co.

TACOMA. Juiy ~ -The nlatehly
company. u Tacoma. has been
awarded the contract for ihe i'm
printing Of revenue stamps On
checks. drafts and other instruments
for the Puget sound district during
tfe current fiscal year. Application
must be made o. the collector % N.
ternat revenue by persons desiring to
have stamps Imprinted upon checks.
drafts or other Instruments The APP
pNcaiioa must state the name aud
address ~ the contractor. who VIII
imprint the STAMPS an1 should aus
thnfiEe the delivery II thr inHtru-
mrnta wheu stamped 10 the com
tractor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
CONTEST Of
THE MAVERICKS
Results in a Victory for the
Portland Misers bIes.

The baseball team q the Portland
passenger agents came 10 the front
With dying ealurp Saturtiay-and alt
sorts % color imaginable were there
The score % the game was Z to IL IN
favor of the Portland No one ear
ed Tor that. however it was rat
Ting su0d time they Nere after. and
everyone caIr back with sore sides
except the chronic dyap~ptlC The
only accident u the game happ.nvd
20 Henry Ssdcau. catcher. ttr the
Seattle team. lie attempted 70 catch
a bah on the eud % his little anger
~ the left hand The finger was
broken az the iast Joint - that the
bones prrsruded. one u the ON
cial' doctora st Il. binding a chip on
10 the broken nuxer. ami Sadrau re-
mained 90 see the game out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
AlGER WILL
STRIKE BACK
BY Making Charges Against
President Mckinley.

wAsfuN0ToN. u. =. July NJ
Secretary Ayers statement. which
Il 10 expected Wiii be given 60 the
pubilc shortly after hia Retirement
to private lifr. must necessarily be -
such nature az e. clear hit skirts and
remove from his shoulders. go faF as
poasl BILE. fhe hurtrH az responsible.
- fof b.undera ln the conduct - the
war uuN laid a. His door. lite randi
daey Tor she senate viii demand full
explanation. and so do this he uced
not protect the administration as
courtesy BE- should while De was a
mem bsr u the cabinet First 81 All.
he - expected q ahHalyr himself
ffum blame Tor the appointment Of
the a1ns - some BODY and { b. be-
Iieved that he will show that he had
little 70 do with their naming He
friends readily as-ees hr Is blame
icnn In tniH respect.
The selection OF camp sites VII BE-
exploited and the planning 81 the
Santiago campaign Sickness in the
camps. Wlth the climax az Montauk.
must b. dealt with by Gen. AiRer. for
this aeVercaf criticisms ~ his admin
iairatlou were In consequence OF tho
camp horrors lie may Show what
Influences prevailed in the purchase
Of army transports FOR which fancy
prices Ncre paid Iils relations With
Gen Mics and the reasons that ftie-
ton existed hftwreu the civilian and
the military head 81 the army viii
doubtless b. given full consideration.
This Tea ture will be Watched with in
trrrHt. az there lH anxiety tn know
whsther Secretary Airer Ignored the
commanding general Il his own Volt
ton. or was Influenced and encour-
aged to pursue the policy he dld
The secretary is also expected to
point out potent facta in the matter
Of awarding contracts Tor beef
Contracts with railroads and ex-
elusive privileges given the Long is-
land railroad company can he cN-
pialned BY Secretary Alrer. should
he decide TO e. fully into tho sub
iret and handle tho facts With IN
Riuvcd hands ne may reveal just how
much the Otis dispatches have been
edited. The secretary t. expected to
show that President Mckinley and
Gen. Corbjn acted independently II
him, and that many ~ IN" plumbers
charged to his administration result
"a from actions IN which he was not
consulted. Even should AlFor decide
to remain silent. he may not be able
70 control his friends. and their reve.
iationH are as greatly feared as any
thing he may say. The administras
tion ia really finding Ayers forced
retirement fully as cmharrassin as
was hi areteutlon In the cabinet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
CITY OF SEATTLE
FROM ALASKA
Brings 232 Passengers and
$4,000 In Gold.

Two hundred and thlrty-two pas
senxsrs came down from the north
on the steamer city q Seattle. which
reached port yesterday from the
north Only about -. 90 In sold
was brought down. ~ usual. larE.
number 81 financially distressed men
were among the passengers. Fol.
lowing - the passenger lat
F. Sem. a. X. Homer. T r. Rsy-
nold.. =. W. Keunsy. Aru T n
Wallace. Mrs. Culver. Mr.. Payne
Mr. Peub~rtou. Miss Gilbert. Miss
Jones. Mira Wilson. q - Mckay.
Selma PaiFstou. " Tegrutsr. G ~
Dudley. Mira. II weitsr. Mrs. Van
A. 3. Wilkinson. e. r Hsraatcr. X
V. Jsrstrom. Mr.. Kparp. MaHs
Knapp. Miss Knapp. MRater Knapp.
y. =. HAcheldsr. =. l.. Young. War
ren Lamb. =. Shuisr. W Lamb. John
Levin. Mrs Lewis. J. X Smith. J.
Kron. W Hartsr. J J. Elisrfou. J.
" Augustine. e. II HiRzerf. $. Luh-
ley. Avil VsiR. A. n. Morrison. Mrs
Morrison. Ohm Sterne. W ~ SHREDDER.
c ~. Croker. ". =. HempsI. F. v
Werlich. r. r Cowhn. p. Bsriie.
Dee. J. G. Murphy !. Chatham. - l.
Banner. v. Maknusseu. ~ q. How
an. John Warren. ,. y Front. O.
Harwood. J a. Hainey. 8. Peterson.
r. Townsend. y. Wilkinson. j Bor-
ellie J. Fulton. N Moree. " schrank.
J. r Center. A. Brown. VIM. Bishop.
r. A. RENDER. J. W. Brown. y. o.
Farrell. y. Hawkinson. G. IandRrsn.
p. +. Merrien. g. u. Gown. l.. Den
pariel. 8. Turney. .. NJ. Davis. l..
May-r. c. Baker. =. l. HreyfoKic.
" \. Burke. a. u Mathlson. r. 4.
Hyde. VIM. Marfcn. g W Stewart.
y. A. Anderson. LsyiRne. George
Morgan. =. eBaufosn. y. z. Mtrrcni.
= A. Booth. S. jacobs, " p Reed.
r. MeCoke. l. 9chnabeI. r. Fuern-
from. H. @ Thompson, 8 4. white.
George Pyle. n. RockberR. Mrs
Stratford J. q q Thompson. g. n.
Howard. ". j. carasrn. W. a. Rus
sell. A. Ness. ]. g Hayes. l.. r Per-
~. Mrs. Crofton. Mrs. Brown. p Nc
Mullen. ]. Cassidy. J. seaiey. J r.
Leedea. J. McCireRor. v. A Baxter.
W Mcdonald. J. H. Aiiat. J. Bartlett.
Mrs. Shartz. +, Brown, T FeneHey.
Mrs. Wall. NJ. Spence. q wende. w.
McMsnn. John Ecklsa. Mr. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Thompson. &. =. White.
Mrs. White. .. Duval. Mrs Duval.
H W. Durk. W. X. DiRby. J. II.
Nolan. G. T.. Booth. ]. Nsseth. W.
Tuition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31

protection IN onp state and SOME
thing elise IN another whore prutec-
tiun was not popular Dispatches
from Chieagu Indicate that Mr. TRY
willing a. give prominence 10 the
anii=truet and autlsvNpanHion issues.
turlouaiy enough, there lH only one
Of these three issuoa on which Croker
10 In accord With Bryan. and that Is
the antitrust issue, Mr. Croker Is
an rNpanuiouist Il f. believed here
that the Chicago conference has de-
menstrated the futllity OF the at
tempt Of Eastern Democratic 10 de-
feat Bryan or uidhlfaek the silver In.
sue There viii be Ereat curiosity ia
learn what Croker has 10 say when
he gets back frim Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
THEY PAID THE
DEATH PENALTY
Two Murderers at Sing Sing
Sent Into Eternity.

SING SING. July ai.=t.cwin Pull
leranu culured was ele,froeuted in
the prison here this morning He
was pronounced dead IN So seconds
The crime for which Pullfrson paid
the extreme penalty was the chok-
Ing 70 death Of his white mistress.
Michael Mcdonald went Ia the chair
"a few minutes after PullerHon'a
corpse was taken away. Mcdonald
killed Stephen TITUS. hts paymastcr.
during a quarrel over wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
DEAD IN TINE STREET.

william J Stein. who resides at
SIS Jefferson street. dropped dead Ia
front ~ che Louvre saloon on First
avenue yesterday morning The old
gentleman Went down - open the
cigar store IN front of the saloon fpr
his son. ". II Stein. and AZ hc was
removing the screens, he dropped Ca
the sidewalk dead The body was
removed 90 iiaunc3 IS Stewards Mr..
stein Was ~ years ~ aEr. and leaves
Nifr and tao children. Ills re-
mains VIII b. shipped to saltwater.
Mihu=. Tor lntermsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
NO PEACE
IN POLITICS
Mayor Harrison Discusses
Altgeld's Followers.

CHICAGO July al Mayor narri.
son have SGT at vest to-day the stories
Ia active circulation 90 the effect
that william J, bryan was playing
the part II peace maker between the
Al'Sld aud Harrison factions OF the
party lie denlsd being party To-
any peace oVcftures. and again threw
his EfuNc Into the rinE by making
public a list u thirty Democrats on
the Auditorium mass meeting rcecp.
tlon committee. coupled with the as
seriion that they had been either Job
hunters ar job holders under hia hrst
administration despite the deciara-
tiou Of MIR Altgeld ia the closing
speeches ~ his campaign that he and
hts followers we're only nghting for
principle and not party pelf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
OFFICERS MADE
A BIG HAUL
Captured Illicit Liquors Near
Chattanooga, Tenn.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn July - .=
Revenue officers have returned from
a long and very aueceaaful raid IN
the mountains af Monroe county.
Last night they arrested william ca
Ele and James Curtis Tor making aud
selling Illicit liquor. cagie owns four
saw mills, stores and other property
aud III worth ct least $40 900 lie is
an elder in tho Methodist church and
Sunday school superintendent Ca
gie does not deny his guilt Three
thousand gallons " liquor belonging
to him were destroyed by the officers
aud eagle anj curtis were taken be-
forc United States Commissioner
Robinson and are In jail awaiting
bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
GOLD AND
CONCENTRATES
Arrive From Alaska on the
Al.ki Yesterday.

The steamer Al-ki arrived IN port
Yesterday With about pa passengers.
and $500 900 IN gold She also brought
loo tons OF Trradwell concentrates
which have an estimated value ~
100000. " g, jenkins. former se-
attic fireman - reported to have
brought cat $50 900. This sold came
from No IS Eliorado jenkins has
been four yeats on the yukon. Harry
Wright. partner 81 Price. one 81
the rich iionansa claim owners, also
returned on the AK
some Of the steamers passengers
left Dawson a. late as July Is. T.
II said that fully GooQ penuio have
left naNton since the iee break up.
Many went TO Cape Nome Return
ing kiondikerH say that there 10 not
much IA the tsiE salmon gold dln-
eoyary. Following II the lisi Of the
Al.kt's passengers
q. I Mortimer. J ", PurrY. n
King. Airs lTuervr. Mrs Eva Pay.
9. A Aasted. =. Sweeney. = n Left
icf ,. II Wheeler. ~ Il. Wheeler.
4. .. pefron. o. y. Gutchei. " J
Burke. y T. hiahslse. o. J Peidlcf.
", II WanleY. Mra. J G. Smith.
Mrs. :. Luplon. l.. KEENAN, Mslfarl
Meder. J l.. Mcdrr. Mrs ] /. Med.
sr. j. ". Cuttsn. J. a. Miilar. Den
nis White. Roger Green. .. " Dan
nals. 4. y Norman. ~ II Temple.
Mrs, ~. y. Temple. J { Crooks. "
q, Jenkins. ". ~. Morris, II "
Peokham. d. " Peckham lr. J
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~ y, Wright Airs. n. u Wright
Mrs. A. y. wAdletEh. Nra- Honey
Burt HALEY. I. 7. Rogers. ~ vii
iisms. J 81 Horne. Mrs J n Horne.
Hai imam ERcr. A Anderson. y q
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Pciras. u, :. Front. A. A Wilson.
Mrs.. \. s. Wilson. ana 20 second
class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
TRIBUTE TO IhcERSoll

Rev T. y Thompson. pastor ~
the Third Cumberland Presbyterian
church. paid tribute to robert In
geraoli Ia hts sermon yesterday
morning. lie said .IngerHoH was
a gcod man. lie was a loving hua-
band AMI an Hrrectionatc father
Follow bis life closely. and l believe
that you viii see that he tried io he
Christhke living 90 "a certain extent
like the man 20 Nazareth The only
bal fault he had was thc disregard
Cor bis souls eternity aud the souls
OF those he lead away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-31
A POWER HOUSE
IS DESTROYED

HELENA. Ark. July n.--A, %
O'Clock last evening the plant ~ the
Helena Electric Iaght and Power Go.
vas entirely destroyed b an cSpIo-
sion.
There was nobody present except
Charlie Graham. the fireman. who
was instantly Killed. The building
10 one 81 the worst wrecks ever seen
In these parts. there being scarcely
a brick left on top 81 another.
The boiler Lays on the river bank
hundred yards away, while the
tracks Of the Yaroo and Mississippi
Valley railroad Immediately a8ioin-
Ing wrrc covered with debris. a few
freight cars being slightly injured.
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