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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
Pom foot OK L.se-ty 81. .
Week days 80 500 1000 ~ 90 Dnns Ssr, A. cs M
500 p NJ i2:i5 ndt. Sundays. .4:so 900 ~ 90
Dining Car A. NJ. 80 600 Royal Blue Limited % 90
Dining Carr 500 p NJ. 1918 mdt. Additional trans sof
Phlladspha week days 7:43 sS9 Il ; 20 to9 'S
Tickets psrlor seats at foot OF Lioer,y 81
whitehall St l3 112 psi 434 ga. 2s4 S,4 Broad
vav 137 Az % Union West. l53 East LON -,
273 125h St. 25i Columbus Az New YORK cur
81 3t4 SEQ Fulton St Brooklyn: rs Broadway. VIII
amsburg The E. Transfer Co will cal for and checs
baggage from hotels residences 70 destination
From Liberty -. only
From South Ferry al 5.25 T. VI
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Conntrn properlp 60 Get.

INoH RENT NUTLEY, N. J. H MINUTES.
Rehned. attractive Home Of II rooms; psrlor library
dining room. buffers pantry. kitchen. and laundry on
first moor: Cabot stained shnele house minutes walk
Of station golf and field clubs excellent wheeling rent
$500 illustrated circular
JAMES r. HAY II broadway
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'T.- NUTLEY, N. 7.

MINUTES VIA ERIE RAILROAD.
Several attractive Houses. lawns g0
and field clubs. excellent wheeling. $500 $500
bles illustrated circular.
JAMES r. HAY II Broadway
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown ONCE. No. 242 Broadway
% door north Of 3lsts until O'Clock m. advertise
rnents following branch Offices regular
oN,ce rates until O'Clock D. m via 25i sih-ave A e
cor 23d St IS. 6h-sve.. 18TH Mays 6th-sve
West 42d-st. eth-svc ~ East I4th-st 257 West
42d-st It'll and sh $50 East 47th-st: 33s
3d-ave between 10th and nth SITS i.O26 3d-ave near
8ist-st.: 70e is-ave s9th-st $50 3dsye.
4Ie'-st s54 "a ave 30 Beecker 325
9os 80 10Th 02I Sd 2GG2 81
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CUNARD ! me.

To LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Pier 40 y. r, foot OF Clarkson St
Lueania ApL $ p Imeria April 20 A NJ
Etruria goo. All 49, A NJ lMcana. NAV d T. NJ
Campania Apl -. | r Aurania. Ma, o. = NJ
VERNON " BROWN & CO. Gen Agents
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL.
Majestic. Apr 8. noon Majestic ...... MAY 3 noon
Britann Np"l T. noo1 Britannc. May 10.
Teutonc. Ap 10. noon Teuonc. MAY H. noon
CNmric April "a IN. cymric MAY - D. m.
For passenger freight and general information apply 20
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier No -. North River. ONCE . broadway. y Y
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Spring Resorts.
nR. STRMNG's SAMlTARlMM.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. 7.
For health or Massage and Nauheim
treatments. Electricity Hydro Electric. Turkish. Rus
sian Mineral and other baths and health ap
planes Sun psrlor and promenade the roof Ele
vaor. steam. suites with bath dry. quiet tonic air
with much sunshine. Saratoga Send for
illustrated
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0lD DOR1ORIOW@ [L0GlE

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Newport News Ports
mouth pInners Point Richmond Va. connecting for
petersburg Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington.
d. c. and South and West.
Freight and Passenger Steamers sail from Pier 90.
North River. OF Beach ST.. Mon. Tues. Weines.
Thurs Fri D. m. sat. p Sunday 2 p m.
" 1. GUILLAUDEU. Vice Pres. and Traffic Mar.
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10 EUROPEAN TOURS

49, British Isles thoroughly 60 days 500 Swiss 3,
DAYS sos upward Italian n days S3t5 up High ella
Tour First cia,s throughout months. $3.50 FRANZ
BAKER g. co. 90 Nassau-s n. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-22

~ sssfloas plsnt." sssd an eminent bofs-
nls 20 tire writer day sr fwg age, - sH~
wid ssmsrnd ~ jssbsi plant ~ she river.
side snI waste places 81 tropicsl Asn@rSes.
ard very strange are its saecfs upca fs~
non.rumfnant snisssls that fred upor Sc
young shoots. leaves Pods ard s~etis ~
causes horse. - ioe~ me nsir FROM fs~fr
names ard tails h~s q SmlIsr sfY~~s wro~
n eies ard fentsys. sr9 fe1ur~s Pigs %
complete naksSness Horses srs s.id %
recover wh~s fea ~sci.ssvsiy ~ corn snr
grass bit fne new hair i~ - diH~r~nt rsso~
ard texture from ne oid. - fhst IRE AIT
sai - never qu'te fne same - " $50
one snlansi ~ wffcB personally Prev
after feeding ~ Che pfenf. Eesf 80 hoofs
art nal - 30 kNpt n si'rTs Until fh~y sre~
sfd hardened sssin. Funinsrt srf~sis
sfe no. tbas affected. sna fss srowfh ~
fhr plant ~ arfusly encourages n ire fts-
hsnsas "a folder plsnt for cattle sh~~p
and goats The fi~erence - r~1hshfv fo~
% changes effected 8pon = ~ no chewing
~ she esf - Wssnlr gsgr sfsr
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aax Ms,ss., o,asmns., a az ~s..,~.. ,.s.u..s.
kss sulsst 10 s@w ysss
o. D. ssts tssf ss fssft.a sss.ssshts s..ms.ss <sst
sssst4tst a 9tns a a. sa..t "A stns.. F"f ~
-. :.
rrs 80, $3.50 - -
TN~"ff W wv" HFf's We ff~s~Ff t*effstsH
sne~ ft1rHssna 49, ~'~ffs tsfe bfNsf 80
$3.50 ~ - - TefH~FT " NC ~
~" "N''"f ~ 80 !" Ttffs'fft
bsins - lsffrssef Hfs q IN tsfssssss siessf -
ushfsf ~ Nsw fms sHf y - ssaA fkss sffsrs~
a. s.s,ss.s.sass = at ssssts. tts.s. -. 49, a
sisfs fh& sasfftfaeNf tss saeihss~s msifsff -.
uets FfsFNslif ssN7sefseR - fstt4ssessss@s a
SAUL 80
fetes.. Fsss..t.as A.. ts.....sf - a. ..
So sess - 49, ~ "a ..st.e s,nss a. = -
~. ..s,lsefes ff.sss srrfsfsa. =. -. -. = =.
1890 .s.tsts.
-, s.. - a.. -. 49,.
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7777-H
DRILLING fOR PRIZES.
Pstrtssehs NiIissst Have = Ets~ Deg
fos Their Esktktftsa.

DETROIT. ssgi. a-Tbs ara ei.ar,
fright weather ct the w~ss vas furnished
today far the occasion ~ Tho prsxs dslli ~
Tie FalafC hs NhsitAnt division - the odd
Fellows TIC drig contests sefe hsld o. me
Detroit Athletic clyHs nsif sDd was sifs
ssSrd drills a ne tafgste gtuB~d eanf0us
made picturesque scene from al vsew
points Eaeh ended ~ a nait anf salute
bzfosc N. lgigss. The srises drilled fOf
sggr~sslod g1,s1.
To contestant wsre ditisrd SAT-, fsfes
etasses Class eas rsnposed ~ sanfgns
numbering ts~riY.f0uf fnsa sHf three ~
re@fs sach The fal.esing esntens entered
Musei@. of Aspois. la q Keen. ~ TsfYs
hs8iT ~ l<reesn. - syfsesss. y.
sgaes " o.mpflset cantogs eonsFa~ssf =
eighteen fnrn aH1 three ofae~fs Tas -
faafnE drilled ~ ISIS class Gmargs 10
wrs0. ~ v fiefsTa ~ TrnFyss ont {
skFon Asfcn o. Ere Han1ls. ca4
TenfOs. Fbns. Aich.
aiae@ G. caatoEs evfnaosef ~ fsstgs men
tries syYs~Vis<. rYfaruss y r Hss,i.
ton hamilton. ont sswtaoef. Hsrifera
c1fy Ina
TIE tsssss ~sss Mai W r wasbsfsu
Z. 4 A. fsftf~a CsBt a "a Mons sof
Co Gearge Haieh. n me n nights Tasuptsg
TIE ssssfei9n gf.ad i.9Iss tosiat lnAef
iaffeiY g0sfpoFsf frsslali0u g,~Fsatf 1 "a
res1t~rs ~ 80 Ere civilized faAlan fsssss
81 Indian Territory ~ b~ecfns 6ssa Feaaws
pF5viasnx thsy n@s no isiaf ~ Afgsc4
hiyss
r-~slafiau pgavidlrs fkat - 10 nsrt
session ~ re AgvrfslEa of4nd isasss roo.
fesFrfauFss - psH onfY sffgai ffsgsifnx
ssp~nsss issisaf ~ - aai - cents psf mile
ssef . sansl&f fate
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sp~csl Ursps'cn To- the Pest Frseiixg~nres.
WASHINGTON. a~ps l-Ts- sorsswn
commerce - the Tinted sFsse~ IN the
m"nth - August. go. 10 Tho lnrg~ss In
TIE hstory ~ tnst manta TIE experss
are nearly n g~r esn; higher rnzn tao~e
81 August ~ The psenon~nal rear -.
ana - Der cent higher than ire svers~s
81 Aazsss in The years lss - ans 80.
rniss fof TIE esgnf nsents@ of 10 csseu-
asf year ersiias With Aaguss they srs ths
ss sn , - sar assssry The sotsi .Hsc<ss
l~' were TIC ssk<x2 against S1s "a NJ
~ the pnenosnena. year iSs iesl ID 10 N
w ard sss- - ~ IN Ne great ssrcFt
Tne inporta,lnns Cor Aaxs~ also saow
marsed increase. icing s<-issx.
s s.s ~ rss'7 ~ n August est y-sr. ADD
- 50 SO IN August u i~s VIVA. tire
not NJ hssa, The DETAILS ~ ne Ialy ln-
porte which have recently b~~n ~usaniss>4
indicate that the growth In srrpors &flos
:, arc. ,,rr ~ I've eiss. % materials used
stuns In ne seven months endin~ via
July ta~ importation Of rzw af,srs for
uss 70 manufacturing ssnountsd 20 st2 ~
ins nonfhs q Iss@ and su ~ ~ sse
eorrestondinx months of fsSr Rann~r TN
poftAtIo0s n the sven m9ntns 81 80
are 80. ~. sxsinst 81 ~ ~ U the
corresponding months ~ 1858. and III ga
~ IN he eorresponfing months ~ -
Imports Of raw ssIs for use IN mannsac-
turing snosnted in me sewn months ~
- 20 s7n3s1. is7. against fszz- ~ IN me
eerrsspQndiba sesvn months ef lss and
W s% 10 tn TIE corresponding months ~
i~7 Imports q hides and skins IN the
seven months ending wfth jay. fsss. we're
~ .sS.A against f2sss1a2 in tn~ cor-
rerpondinx months q i@s sad en- - ga
tropical foodwufYs he inrres-e . also sp-
parent. The imports - fruits ard nuts
IN the seven months Of 10 we're 80 80
Ga. against TIE IN IN the corr~syonding
months % is~. and Hgitifs IN the cor
responding months ~ iNT cocoa. 0.sza-
Issa. against G2Iss7e In fsss and a. ~ ~
IN isFI. wate ~ sugar the imports ~ me
seven months 81 - we're ~ - -
sgalnst sN.s5 80 IN The corresponding
THE srow,h in sspcrs. 10 in sosn ssr,-
cultural products and nanufscsnres. Tn~
Angus. erporfafion of hresdssafYa was
- sse Va IN ise. against 80 - u in Aas-
~ u irs, - sia. ~ In August n l~T, and
+. ssssrt =, n q xass.. 80 r ~s. ss
~ Ts4 against ss spa in Ansuss. iss
az m - IN August f&r. sns 90 - Sf1
IN August, iss Mineral oils also snow an
iner~sse beinI Tor Asgss. - eAM
+; s xsssS 0f iM :, sna ns(s U.s. ~ = xssaT'
fsw Taxing the four gr~as articles whg~h
are nsmef IN the advance statement ~
exports 81 domestic products, presdsfsfYss
provisions. mineral psis and cotton. the
50 ~ ''s sss sas "s $50 $3.50 4 sss.. -
last year. $50 - IN august. imH. ard
~ ssl - IT, Angus. fsss
The following tshie shows the expoesx-
tons ~ he eistf monfns erfirs Win
period 81 corrsspondins years since 100.
Al Ma&.
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f1gfss - see gsssss -. yssrJ
Won hsvs ssvs6 ny life. srss<h~f
mo from The brink ~ ne srsve slmc~s.
and wisb 20 shsnk yo-. Abous efes-
teen months sso wss . total ~reck.
physcsIiy fbsd b~~n sroubled ~ssh
Ieucorrhps fer sysnstime baf hsf given
hardly arr ssssnsson 20 fhs srosble
"At last inssmmssson ~ The womb
snd ovafiss resuisef snd fhen Rwf.
sered sgonles. had - give Up aay pro-
fcssson fnossisn ard pssno ylsysrl.
vss eon fined - my rod sad lie h~csms
q terrific cro~s Ny hnsfsnd surn-
nsoned che bsss phvsieisos bas their
benefit p@as BOT Temporary ~ best =
believe 7 should hsv~ rossss~t~f sh~
morphine bstlt uBdsy their care II my
common s~nse hsf NJ. lnt~rw~r~f
" one dsy NY busbsnd noticed ne al.
versls~msnt a yonr rtrs~dses and no
ne8ssseIy bought me sfsli srssi spon
che psln IN M g~sri~s wss gone 7 srn
nosv veil. strong snd roDuss. vsIk.
fide wheel snd feel Ike a girl IN h~y
f~ens I wosld nos ~ -ishovs fy6is
r pinkhsssss vsv~ssble ccmoc1n1. ~
IL lie ester - bfe g. ne ! sTn very
gratefully sed sincerely yony ~~sh
~isser sod heartily recommend yoss
remedies hoy~ ~psDe pncr ersss-rs
msy - hsip~d soheslsh - resains ny
ssoYy ~~-Nss Cot r. y RscaAHDobs.
RsTssI swnss. We
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eDeGoer or THE kLoxDaKE.

- Engtneer says the Fsrna.
- = Like NoPthevn Colif0rnls.
nl Dispatch to the Poss-Inte.ilgencse
80 ct Gan Francisco, one Of the pso-
- = o. early days Of California. was
- ~ pAao6ngers who aev4yU4 hrs TO-
IL steamer HooA1so. 1snce tho
- ~ has been steAda3y engaged IN
~, and = now going to take charge
~ 0arebas6 mine, IN nastpoaa county.
JshpooA's two years. residence h the
- has nttted him SeenAthtng IKE
II B00g 1nln1ne engineer, h!s con-
bns regarding the formation and geo
III eharacser4atics ct the country are
uftng He aAyD that the Goti aelcs
- klondike are almost exactly tire
thinks that the 9oid-bearing forma-
~ 8 mica ehist and slate, exactly sim
m nat o. Cafeteria, and that the 9oid
DNo1Aed out Of the pUcksts on the hill
J - that = profitable field for pocket
y Of course - responsible for much
10 sd deposIsed on the beireck Of the
but the formation n. In his view.
10y similar 10 that which marks the
neither lode Of California.
enans g this theory. he prasUected
zHeArh HIM ana fpund several exceei-
Ach pockets, and the presence In the
- u small fragments OF tin oxide or
1n tin." further convinced fhsm that
j Ieosy was . sound one This winter
~ have force OF men pocket mining
lyts1eA Hin. opposite No II Efncfado,
y feels satisfied that the venture
- paving one.
~ bAa with him q large number Of mug
ee1cA he took from French Hill They
~ pure and giissen ~ though
nAe0 bv IN export teweief.
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sAid
e TRANSACTED one pisce Of business TO-
Grand ArmY ] e. b. the press : state
ment that there has h~en some hitch In
the arrangements 81 the parade 60 meet
general co0msn dsne tire national Gaara
% THE state that the Grand Army il 90
have the right of position or anything II
wants IN the parade. n can bring n
about ] am going 20 have the heroes ~
the great war occupy the foremost posi-
ton"
Gov. Roosevelt 10 Gen. Ro~'s superior
ofllcer and the brand Army will probably
march IN the place Of honor
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LONDON. sept T. Reg airing shs cis.-
90 In bar soad purchased ia open market
here yesterday FOR shipment 20 Ssw York
J. q Morgan q Co said 30 reporter of
the Associated Press.
The shipn<n. r. without 'nnJruce IL
vas pg.ely q franA ton Of gold picket 10
In rfs open market"
TIE assistant cashier Of the Rank q
Enessn3 said:
We Rave notified New York thar fhs
transaction q IN no Nas CONNECTED Ntsh "a
A. present there IL no tendency - stgast
gasf go the United States. bat Il may c1sne
~our
A. fn.sy's rssstirx - the Bank Of rnx.
lard directors fhe governor. Mr. sarraeg
SsevATt Gladstone 81 ne believed ths reg
inisan currency ~oyst ret have any great
ede<s OF Grsss Brstain's sots supplies aid.
ia< thai - hong 80 GsrAf Bg1taia r~n,a.nst
me srs-Estog ccssrtrr. there vas 10 fear a
her Ia<ing xslt
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ALAsKAN BOUNDARY THE HITCH.
ssS W1lfsel Laasies Says u Prevents
PPo0ps Adjustment.

FPooDG A0Joetooos
TORONTO. ont.. esUt A-At the Middle
9x county FIR. At 0trathroy. Premier IAu-
rter naid:
There 10 one question, the Alaskan 5oun-
dary. which has proved stumbling block
20 the success of the joint high commission.
We have therefore stood by our rights.
though we have not Obtained tbs success
which we might have expected: but. gen
tlemen. there y no one. ! IN sure. IN this
audience who win regret II. or would ex-
press any regret ubon u.
We have done our hest and II we have
done nothtng alne. We have stood BY the
dignity, the honor and the rights Of Canada.
Va want 10 be on the verc best termS with
our neighbors TO tho south we want 10
trade with them but II they win not trade
With ~. our hearts win not be broken by
the fact. We con i've without them. we
can prusper without thcsn. though I make
no secret that there are many things upon
which I, for one would b. glad 10 have bet
ter relations with them Hut II tho price IL
% be paid By the sacrifice Of Canadian
honor. we Will have none n. that price. and
wa VIII co0tinne 70 do az W are doopg now.
paddle our own canoe. We want % have
tn very beos relations with out ndghbors
hut while that n our aim. our Aim above
al things -. Canada firvt. Canada Iast and
Canada always"
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nfTcn ovER DEWEY vAaape.
q. 4. ~. Ue@ssAs atsks ~ Iss.
which ges. noe Dssffsss

$EN TCFE. Argf y Den sna chair.
fr&a % The eansnlffee % iarf gsrsss II
the Dewey cfiehraftof frds slraaais 10
ssa1 s~o Tres a RESULT ~ fh~ yf@Da
Army - tne HspubBcs fsfsssi 90 esse
gsfi ~ 10 essssnf sI.ksss they saA have
fH~ YiGNs ~ lbs AnN.
Commando @hHw ssw* Positively TIE
fsf&Id sgwY wtN nuf paFafe mr sss 80
Fg4tess - afreFfesi e. Ctr fsas snnsaness
st1 ezasssl fessliit ensss that n ~ - nof
s4ei@i oe1 ~ ths epf1fastges DO $50 TO-
s5Ef fran al fgansftioa sin the g4sAda
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COUNCIL OF CosGaEaATsoSALIsrs.


gy0ea Make Addresses.
BOSTON. sept a.--Todays session Of
the international Council Of Congregs:ion-
aiists vas opened with devotional ex~r-
essea In the fremont temple.
Rev Alex AarKsnnai. ID. D., of Eng
land. introduced several represen tat.ves OF
Britain churches among them Rev. Or
John R0bisen. Of Aberdeen. moderator, and
Rev, Or Riair, a. Dumbsans. Scotland, sx.
moderator Of the synod ~ the United
Presbyterian church OF scotland.
pressdsn,- elect George Harris. u. y q
Fundamental Principles In Theology"
pruf Harris vas followed by Pref Frank
Chamberlain Porse~ D. d Pm. d. profess
sos Of sses:eai .hsolosy at Ysi. university;
PrR 0soYg~ r. Fisher. q. D.. Of Tale
university. read par-ss ON The Hissori-
cal Method IN Theology"
The council later n the day attended q
reception ~ ths state house rendered ~
0cv. Woieoss when the council fsssa~ni-
bed Rev. Alexander oossman. president
az the Congregational college. Of Victoria.
Australia rad . paper on The Theology
Of the Order Of Mature"
4 paper on The Evangelical princ;pls
Of Authority" WAS Rad ny REV DR. Peter
rosuy,hA Of Cambridge.
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To r~rEREsr ~AStrAeTrREms.
Edsses 81 . Asstta Pspes C.m~s
Over foe vNss vsrp.s~

CHICAGO. Ser; y -Dolssss Yours -
for - r~eeto,l. tne Ens' IN pant Fa8tish.
~. ssies |. prlfs4as shs's, = yssr, ), sw.
AT TssInx say~xriY resst~t IN san Fgsn.
csree. ssx rae n~~~ T. NsrilA more than a
y~sr H~ ssvs - - - 'nfs rouasrY sor ne
gurFoSo principally - interesting AafFf-
ar manufacturers IN ne epgsysaassses q.
farss them 4. she Fssisppsrss
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kfNSEAtOi.fs Sept. q Judge Loeb
rem IN the United states district court Co
day practically held the state lev pfshlbff-
initiate butter se De unconstitutional The
case against the Hammond Packing Com.
psny hAf rome 40 from The city court
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CHICAGO, sept. II The man who. IN.
der tho name Of Walter Iawfen." yes
isrdsy indicted fatal injuries upon fired
sylek filbsrt. the awed cashier ~ n prfs
vsis bank IN psissins. n town near here.
died today from q TtInshot wo,nf inflicted
anee Of r1lt~ft
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Soda Vos.eslw M,II. . ws.,

tArAvff,i.E Cal sept n Nv fhs ss
pio~'ar ~ sCda fountsln W Q bakery CO.
day. Kari Andisf 40 empiovs vas allied
TIE pfopf strf eh0 va Hlllas the fggos
tain. VAS aninfufef
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Freak s.S Te.s.s 1ssAs see - SIZE

PARIS. Sept. 1--rhe governor Of Da-
man commission which II deciding the
Togoland boundary II being ressfsf ~
the natiyea The commission haf H. dehs
several engagements, defeating the natives
while losing only one native trooper TIE
French and Germans co-opefated with the
greatest cordiality. under command ~ the
French commissioner
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AISssTEa sARMETT's AOORGss.
Talks % Sos rsseessee ooseosos
Men ~ the Osseas.

San rRAHc1ecO Sept u.--The fore
me, business men ~ eaa francisco. a.
represented "a the mempership Of the var
,ous commercial bodies of San Francfsco.
assemble this afternoon ~ the Chamber
Of Commerce to listen 10 the adfress ~
the former American Minister 20 Siam.
John Barrett. on the trade possibilities Ia
the Orient MI. Barrstts sxposition ~
Affairs In the Far East was listened 10
With much interest His conclusions re-
gafdsnE tho policy OF expansion and the
advantages 10 be attained by an extension
Of cotnsnsscs In the Orient. ccincifed with
The Views IT . majority ~ HE auditors.
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NORFOLK. Va, sept 1.-THE ~ Vim
cent and ~ Paul hospital wa destroyed
W nre early this morning The body ~
m aged woman, Mrs, Mccune, and the
body Of n man have b~en found Another
were injured. but are expected 20 recover
THE properly loss ~ estimated viii reaen
o1o.0D. small Insurance. The Institution
Wss one 81 tho best equipped % 10 hind
In the H6itt,
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forest RESERVE.
Vv1aa Net - ~ n Appears
- 4nus Are . Lnsgs Number
8 1880 RessAine W1ahis the
- ~ wsn - A1ssssA ~ n

- eaaua1ch 20 the Pust-Inteaneencer
zSc5y9fyTJN. Sept. A.--I<AaA Com
- Enrmann said today dist the
Zz..ss "a the limits 81 the pgoposed
ssS1n = the Rainier forrest roneeve
I s.<~r1ln1 without cause. An anvs1etoa-
- now being made Ul0eay - H.
- wnetAar the land shou5A - aA1-
~ - uresenA reserve. II r net thu
q the depart1snt - Fo1nevu
rhere a large ssumbae a ense1eo
- made. for the very OA1oe4 q
s~rye IL already defeated bocAuno
rrefIery have . right 70 eleAs 1AeR
|.Sasn says n a showing can -
e = this line. the application for N
.sr1nn Of the reserve viii he turned
- - sspost Of tAe insesstoutsoa
11 = hef~ "a = WeeG or two. Cn91l
49, s1li Be- no action by The de-
1nt
- J. Hmf. OF NeAeasha. has
a1e0tntsd ssaGlssr of the ouinasls
- srhcol
So sronUugy department has approved
"A g Ne Pacific = Arctic Railway
r fhe1GnGDon Company 10 transport ap-
f1A Ueeehandfee between 6kAgway
II - assssnAtional boundary unA. ~
- -
- tfonDuFy department. today made
- ~ eptni0n ~ me aoIlcitoe oi the
- heedIng that CAtneoo u1n1oaoes.
h1n end missionaries are not Of
s1smp4 class and are not entitled -
no11o Into the United States.
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did ty.b.O0 damage to buildings IN the
stochysfds district There we're en-
horses N the sfaiiss ~ the time the nre
hroks out, but pons ~ them was injured
The pavilion where the IRE orig mated vas
q large stable Win an smpalthsatey where
exhibitions ~ Thoroughbred stock were
held
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FpETS MOUTH T~e' sat s<rt n TIE
Hr1fssH ssgfip-ss1B f.crssrr sxs ia4nrhef
~a-F~ssSalsv neFe - ~ 81 ire g~ws@ars Il
isrgv rrp.'s - asrgte Egsr gsisr.<~-rrt
- = - toes
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poCvER iAwYEn DISAPPEARS.
pant Ont Cor min for l1isapDs~-
peaaelag Fanan.


~ DispAich 70 the Poet
IyANcoCvER, n. c.. Sept Hilary J.
-. . prominent lawyer Of vAncoa-
J ~ Nanaimo. left herr mystcfiousiy
Axht and - sappoeed 10 b. new on
! aasth ode Of the line. probably IN se-
This Afternoon q warrant was ~
~ his ayrcof tor the miaAppropsfa-
NJ q. 30 Special Police Cdicer Hyera
= hen shs.towing e,mpson for ten days.
yAsa he disappeared iass night ~ ese
0e warrant today.
nm was q bright young man. but
Il claimed. addicted 60 gambling
, said 10 have lest several shouss nda
edlafs. ha, on Monday night he won
. socai resort
- cu0piAinant In the charge q J. Hob
eoral manager for the Dominion oav-
ADociAtior. for whom Simpson ccn-
a1eed . real estate transaction. n wae
the sale % q house and Ion In M.
10 for 81. M. far which the cash Was
BY g McCadfe Simrscu kept delay
The payment of the money. and alto
~ failed 20 make . return.
noaon report In Nana.ms places simr-
shortage IN connection W1fA q trans
- there ~ about g. Se simpson came
- INN Ontario
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