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intervention OF Italy.
stiI1 Hope for Peace.

ger has wired King Hgmbert invoking the
Intervention Of Italy.
stIi1 Hope for Peace.
PRETORIA, Sept. ls.-The reply 81 the
government to the latest British note 10
yarious,y commented upon. but the Pre-
foria Press. printed IN English and Durcn.
and other papers. profess 20 believe that
a Joint commission viii YET Be ansd and
there il stu a possibility that An under
standing viii he reached
The voikstein declares that in the event
Of war Holland viii send an ambuianee
corps 20 the Trsnsysal
The voiksraad. as a matter 81 urgency.
today referred the new draft 81 the Law
providing for the conhscstion Of the prop
erty Of persons found guilty Of treason
and iese majestic To a special COMMITTEES
for consideration and report
AZ the request OF President Kruger the
chamber then went into secret session
Rsaess Of Another Message.
There IL an unversded rumer from
Cape Town today that the Beers have De-
Iiyered another message 10 the British
high commissioner, Sir Alfred Miiner
more concfllatory than yesterdays reply
The rumor. however. fails 20 obtain much
creience. and Is not taken al In any way
mitigating the seriousness Of the crisis
The ousiander press sees nothing but war
ahead and urges the oUslanders TO leave
Immediately.
n0egs VIII Take the Initiative
The Pail Mall Gazette prints a dispatch
from Cape Town which says: The gen
srsi impression II that the Beers Will at
once take the initiative. and an attack
Is expected at any hour. Troops continue
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SHEEP CAMP ATTACKED.
Masked Men Heat - uerd~r and
shoot Many az UIs F1orh.

hTEHfJsG. gol Sepi. ia.-Maskef men
attacked the sheep camp ~ sh~ Warm
f4feF'ofk fdWpanf twenty-five miles
northwest - fhi@ place beating the herd
~ Young man namst Grain. nearly 20
DEAN. shooting about 40 sheep ard scaf-
ffTns 30 moro Grain Will probably de
Warrants hsvs been issued for The arrest
ard The sheriff 10 looking f0r HEN.
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WbsftsgTO% Fer' - Gen Osls has
iaf0Ffnes tho war department. ~ The ar.
ftYal - ihs transport ChiO nth the men
from ~ ~fsessf transport Moran CITY
shs left TOO sifk men ~ Nagssski The
ftfr ~ SYDNEY also fesohs9 Manila TO-
DAY There Nsfe NJ deaths during The
yDFaEn bot 0ns man deserted a. Sasa-
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MADRID s@yf - the fgfsf - Admiral
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WASHINGTON 9<px $1,000
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PROBLEMS Of GOVERNMENT:
LeAoee ~ AWEnsCAS wrSseSs
SAlsTSGs ~ SESSION.

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NORTH EASTON Mass - -
Cakes ArD~~ a member < 10 - -
Ames family and a n~uftsw e - -
Oliver Ames ftef st 1ame 80 80
Ar. Amea was oressstent e 10 1wMe
pnrarfor. ef Worth gA<far. ~ - -
of the most wealthy -nen "a - -
He vas - wears q axr
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WASHINGTON. seps rs-<~k -
NiIey. Inspector general e vulunnunn -
today az Manila The inzoruurf2 -
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nectngfsA artsnazrt "a sypmu61 - u
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an admirable remedy to |
store brain quietude. HU
YAM will overcome sles
iessness and bad dreams.
cause Il insures . perfs
discharge of the digesti
functions. HUDYAN "
cure constipation. because
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Men and women IN ali the various walks
Of Hfe-professional men, tradesmen. la
boring men. housewives. and women and
men who enjoy life OF leisure-to all
n,s,t come secknese and srhefing sooner
Nervous Dyspepsia, Catarrh Of the
0tomAch and Indigestt0n are frequently
sc i = Disorder. s.ch mas a. cancer 81 the
Stomach and liberation OF the Stomach.
Again. stomach disorders often lead to
'er,su: Heart SoWpisa :, ,..,. ma.
cilc for ali stomach diseases. Many peo-
pie suffer month after month and year
after year with stomach trouble. because
resort to those many pepsin remedies that
i unlike such remedies. secSase il
10 and s .. u toe .n
this toninG eject Is permanent and last
You may know that serious stomach
headaches Gig. ~. coated tongue and
offensive breath Zig. y. pains In should
er fFig. 3. paipitation Of heart TfG. y.
ses g pain Of Il dssh n or
ache In right side over region OF liver
Gig. 81. Liver disorder IL a usual COM
pIication OF dyspepsia and kandred .,: dis-
tive Of stomach disorder-nervousnesx
costiveness. loss OF appetite. sallow conn
plexion, dizzy spells, nle0ptessneSs ana
gaseous quotations.
HCDYAN viii cure you. HCDYAN II
an admirable remedy to re-
Nen and Y van u w;l, a aysrcnrcs sleeo-
Women iessness and bad dreams. be-
Adpised cause 1t insures perfect
Free. alscnaIse OF r me usfesm ,..,,,
WS@e. ucure constipation, because II
strengthens and stimulates
the liver, causing the btle TO h0w into lis
natural channel.
HCDYAN gives strength. because II
makes rich red blood. II oyercomes de-
bility: II insures q proper discharge OF
the functions or work Of the various or
gans Of the body. HUDYAN restores the
glow Of health to pale. wan compilations.
HtYDYAN II natures remedy.
HUDYAE IL for sale by druggiste, 80
cents a package. or six packages for e. 80.
II your druggists do not Keep HUDYAN.
send direct to the HUDYAN REMEDY
COMPANY, corner Stockton, Ellis and
Market streets. San Francisco. Cal.
You have the privilege Of Consult.
ing the .HUDYAN DOCTORS Free 81
CHARGE. Call or Write.
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vEssELs
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RETURNING KLONDfKER8
Should purchase ahstr tickets Wis tho
Northern Psctac and Buriinsson routes yto
Eiihn9s, Mont, the oaty lines opsfatin0
Attic ana the Missouri river. .hfopgb
cars leave Seattle every Monday sAd m.
DAY.. For rates and rsscrvetious anQairo
at 100 Yeaer way.
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LETTER LIST.

Letters addressed 10 the foilowin9.nsmed
persons remained uncaiied for at the gem
eraI delivery Of the Seattle p0atof1ce on
Saturday, July Z, is99:
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THE SEATTLE re
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
.-CootaaosA
SNOW CAFES AND sr0An rfxTuREs
DIXON. BoRCEsoN CO, Front ana
washington streets. Portland. Or.
sTENOGR APlaER AND TYPEWKfTEn
PUBIC sTENoGRAPHER dictation and
AZ. room ). ns sa9s D Sss suildins.'
TRUCK AID DRAf LlNR1.
A~~~~~--~--~--~>~>~~~--.~~~
THE SEATTLE TRANsrER co. rsie-
pho0eA Main q and q all kin6o q haul
tno. safsss naehinsrys ETC.
xAHALEY TRUCK co.-a1sving safes
and heavy freight . speciality. Tele-
phones. Blue 81 Aain g.
TURKlSn DATuS.
ELK Turkish BAshs: epen day as1 night
Northeast corner second snd JaiasA
basement.
GUERRILLA REPAIRING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recovered
and repaired. general repairing. n C.
iumbia street aobeecn Bros.
WAGON lGAxU1ACTunnns.
scriptions. repairing. carriage painting
shoesns: dealers In wasoo massriei.
srs e. Sso L P.e NV W:so sPs e
WOoLEN MlLAs.
sEATTLE wooien Mi, home panufaetut..
ess Of pure wool .eoods: 6lankets And
Alsska cteshIna; saiesreom. us yise. Ave-
nue. southi oppoots DEXTER Horton bo0k:
have no branch store.
WHOLESALE LIsuon DEALEns.
Roosevelt's Rough Rider Rye.
-. K 0otsstsan. sole agents.
Observation-Disclosures BRos.-Crown pis.
monds whis1Eies speciality.
BUCK CO. Incorporated. Aesnts Yeilov-
aicne. Velvet Whfekiea.
| PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY,
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
SEATTLE ABSTRACT COMPANY. ~
New York block.
ARCnITECTs.
SAUNDERS = l.AwToN. architects. 10
New York block.
MsMANus : ROBERTSON. ~ New
York building.
z. w. NORTHUMBERLAND Collins block.
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw
FRED H. PETERSON. attorney and
counselor: proctor IN admiralty. Fourth
aoor Mutual Life building.
r. r. CARROLL, lawyer, patent attorney.
proctor in admiralty. ~ Seattle Nation.
al Bank building.
CHARLES n. ENOs. attorney and coun-
sslor At law. Rooms 1i-is Halter building.
GuERIN. FERRY a GUERfN. Lawyers.
PRATT q RIDDLE. attorneys At law.
rooms sos-uo-Ai Bailey building.
STRIVE, ALLEN. HUGHES 4 Ne.
Micken. Bailey building.
PIPER. FISK q PIPER, attorneys-atlaw,
425-42a Bailey building.
fn ,ionsi Bank bS,idins. 'e''''' W.
RICHARD GowAN. Attorney. @ New
York block.
RALPH SIMON. rs Seattle National BANK
building.
w. H. LAMBUTH. Seattle National Bank
building.
p. v. DAvI1-loe-iii Washington building.
REEFS p. DANIELS. Ds New York block.
GEO, +. AUST. 100 New York building.
MILO A. ROOT. fe-N roxweii building.
AssAYEa AND CHEMIsT.
JOHNSON 4 NEWTON. ii P.-L building.
CHIR0roDlsTs.
HANNA. the only graduate chiropcdist on
the Pacific coast. Endorsed by physicians.
Pariora. Ds Burke building uour years
NEW cHIRopoDIsr PARIoRs tuss
opened st the Elk Turkish Baths. corner
Second and James.
DEyTtST9.
ALBIN sMfTH-Telephone. Blue <7l
Sullivan block.
bR BRAGDoN. fourth Aoor Mutual Life
block.
DR. BURKHART. ~ Mutual Life build.
ing.
c. A. HOLMES d. d. o.. Coiman buildr
ing
DIR. Lesley 30 Mutual Iife building.
MUSICAL.
NINE. ARAMENTI the celebrated singer
ard vocal teacher OF New York: voices
examined from II 10 daily; residence.
Rainier-C;rand hotel Studio. e Ainchlay
block. Seattle.
EDUCATIONAL
PUGET Sound summer school begins July
Srl. Old Univ erssty. f.e wears of nocre as
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Our baby has been continually trp1blel
with raIae and ehoiera tnfanswm n1ybeA hlD
birth. ard MI that ve could do for him AZ
not sensn 10 give more than Temporary r..
Chaiera and D3arYAo<A Remedy. sIneo
owing that remedy Be has noS been tfcs.
Md, We want 10 atve yo1 fh1o ea6t).
mcnszl ~ an evtde0c@ Of our gratitude.
- sAaf ycs nsad q 70 aAveg{Sea 49,
meSttogtOus remedys--9 u. Law, Keokuk,
Iowa TOR sale b. eli oeaJerA
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WEATHER RECORD.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. On. July .. ~.
Fair.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or Aua~
CULTURE WEATHER npReAu.
DALI BULLETIN.
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uATrf.EnsaIP IOWA.

GteAmeF 0aFy y. PeSJey leeven Loot e
Washington street for the u. ,. dry00c1
daily 81 SD A. M arrives back ~ - =
m. allowing one and 0ne-hAlf hours "
visit the bastieship. Fare, 10 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-30
A WHITE MURDERER LYNCHEO.
Evidently the Officers Wanted n Mob t
Deal with Henry Sanderson.

Holton, Kan, Mach 2S,-Henry Sander
son, who murdered Mrs. Fleischer at May
eta Sunday Was lynchcl near here this
morning. SandersOn attempted to shoot
his sweetheart Myrtle Flescher. for re-
fusinGDto receive his attentions and struck
heE aunt. Mrs. John Fleischer. who died
last night.
Sandorson was brought to IIolton sun
day night and placed in a room in Horr $
restaurant, instead of being taken o jail
as he was suffering from an accidental
gunshot wound inflicted by himself Shcr-
if Haas placed no guard over him except
an unarmad attendant to look after the
wound.
At . o'clock this morning the mob COM
ing, it is believed from Mayetta, aroused
the proprietor of the restaurant and COW
cred him with revolvers. The door of the
room where the prisoner was confined WAS
kicked open. and Sanderson stupid from
the effects Of morphine, was bundled up n
bed clothes and placed in a farm wagon.
Leaving a guard over the restaurant keep
CT anG attendant, the mob drove to a high
bridge which crosses Banner Creek. Here
they bound Sanderson, hand and foot, tied
Il rope around his neck and pushed him OFF
the bridge. His neck was broken by the
fall The little band of farmers then " mt
home as quietly as they had come. Tho
lYnChcrs We're not masked and made no
efforc to conceal Their identity.
The sheriff, it is said, was warned that
n mob would be IN the city during the
night but no precautiotl; to protect the
prisoner were taken.