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Middletown transcript., 1899-07-01
SUSSEX COUNTY

It is said that flies were so annoying in
the vicinity of Laurel that one farmer cut
his wheat at night.
James Welch, of Lewes, has been granted
an original pension of s. per month, and
Harrison Rogers, of Georgetown, an in.
crease from $6 to s8 per month.
Beaver Dam Tribe, No. SO. Improved
Order Red Men, was instituted at Green.
wood Wednesday night, with twenty char
ter members. The degree team of Waneta
Tribe of Dover assisted the great chiefs BY
performing the adoption work.
A grand 4th of July celebration will be
held in Milton. A brass band will be in
attendance. After the street parade an
ovation will be delivered by the Great Chiei
Of Records, Charles G. Conley, Imp'd. O. r
NJ, formerly of this town. followed by 9
grand display of FIRE works.
A new time table has gone into effect or
the Queen Anne's railroad and there will
now be three trains over the road in each
direction, daily. except Sunday. A regular
freight train will be run, doing away with
the mixed trains and giving the passenger
chance to make better time. This road
is building up Rehoboth and doing much
for all the section through which it passes
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Your Clothing at
9th and Mar
money ket as you
can buy any
gets where. Very
strong, isn't
as much it? But ask
your neigh
bors, ask your friends,
ask anybody who wears
Mullins Clothing, Hats
and Shoes, and see what
they tell you. No use
to advertise unless there
is something to back it
up, or that you don't ex-
pect to remain long in
the same place. Just
now we are selling serge
and light colors in suits,
$3.50, $40 and up to SIS
for serges; So, $40 and
up to $40 for the light
colors. Plenty of plain,
dark patterns if you pre-
fer them. Hundreds of
Straw Hats, soc to Dun
laps. Low Shoes, $3.50 |
to SIS, Russets, Vicis and
Patent Leathers. Sum-
mer Furnishings, all |
kinds, at popular prices.
Don't miss the Tailoring
Department; all the
novelties for summer
suits and trousers.
JAS. T. MULLIN & SON
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats, Market,
Shoes, Wilmington.
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SASSAFRAS RIVER LINE
BETWEEN
GEORGETOWN and BALTIMORE
STEAMER SASSAFRAS

s
WEEK DAYS, except Saturday, leave
Fredericktuwn, Z 0Qa m Betterton,. a0a m
Shallcross, 715am Buck Neck, 9 80 Ia m
Thence direct to Baltimore, arriving In the
City at IL Is p m Passengers by this line can
change at Betterton to the Steamer Susque-
hanna, arriving in Baltimore at IL 50 a m, as
tickets will be good on either boat, going or
returning.
RETURNING
Leave Baltimore, Pier Light Street, with
Freight only, ct 2 80 p m. Leave Baltimore,
p M, where passengers will be received for
Tolchester Beach, Buck Neck, Betterton and
Eassafras River Landings, WEEK DAYS,
EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Tickets from Sassafras River Landings-good
until used:
Round Trip, rs cents
Single Fare, so cents
FRIDAYS. for COLCHESTER and Betterton
at rs p m. Returning, leaves Betterton at
9 80 p m for Baltimore.
FREIGHT OF ALL KINDS HAS BEEN REDUCED
The above changes and schedule is made
with the view Of giving the travelling public
to Baltimore more convenienoes than they
have ever had before.
THURSDAY, EXCURSION DAY
stsamer stops at Tolchester Beach, going and
returning. Tickets, 50 cents.
For further information apply to the agents
at the different landings, or
ToLcHEsTER COMPANY
Pier Is Light Street. Baltimore, Nd.
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Layfgne's face was badly bruised
when he came up for this round, but
Erne showed no signs Of punishment.
Two hard iefts from the Buffalo boy
bleeding badly, and the Saginaw man
seemed unable 10 block Erne's left
leads. three OF which landed In quick
succession on his mouth Lavigne tried
full left upper cut in the wind. which
Erne followed up with a right on the
ribs. Erne was now doing the forcing.
and sent life and right TO the face. La
vigue counfering on the body with both
hands. Erne bored In a left. and after
taking q left on the neck showed his
right glove over Lavigne's heart at the
close OF the round.
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TOM CARROLL FoR GOvEnxoR.
4. =. Tstsew starts . Deomlet for the
Taoema Judge.

H. -
Taosma Judge.
Special Dispatch TO the Pos,-Inteliigencer
TACOMA. July Ira. = T,siow has
srner o. TIE State t6ssacce<d lhaisale OF
ruyaltip. snd has picked upon Hon. Ihos
Carroll as the man,
c.rr,n r. nov Judge q I'll the s supsrao 9,
nemocs cy n good many times wher Il
Was an overwhelmingly Republican year.
for senator. governor. Congressman. Judge
4 s rs count our ana. nna e hS ,ske
Judge Carroll d the bess man in the
STATE fer governor" declares tho warltke
1iilaw. Ills head never swelia no matter
Carroll Jus. the same: plain. honest. afraid
Of nobody and with no favorises. bringing
q sound and impartial Judgment to bar
upon pubic questions. which + not WARP
ed by the influences that too often carry
ssaHtier men OF their 0afancA
Then he Is popular everywhere In ths
state and would make good run. No man
in tAe state moi even James Hamilton
Lewis has az many personal friends, or
can raise q more hearty hurah At .
political meeting. whether II be in the
Eres, cities or at country echool house.
Tom CARROLL = rish. at hpga.
chances said he had heard chat some Of
the boys proposed 70 put him on the track.
bar he was xosnr out on 6kahcolaieut
noe have time to be groomed Just now.
Next year would he soon enough 10 talk
nhNaf VINO WAS 70 run for once In 1910.
Tia man who Got out and pranced around
now. too anxious "a start. would get al
tired cas before the race began.
Gov. Rogers had done well and was en-
titled 70 another term X he wanted II.
And with this Information the Judge shut
up tho eook Of rag ard feather fslss he had
been exsmiuing, put on hts hat and started
Tor the country.
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The opening of this round was tame.
both sparring at long range. Erne
tried left swing. which went over the
Kids head. but second afterward
sent a right smash TO the Kids wind.
Lavigne hooked his left to the right
and sprinted from Erne's counters.
They came together with a crash, each
landing on the stomach, and in a mix-up
honors were about even Erne bored in
with his right 10 the wind. but had his
head rocked with a straight left q sec
Ond before the bell
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TAcoMA's EDRAT1OH.


special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
TACOMA. July s.-Tacoma's Fourth Of
July celebration. which began today, IL be-
Ing held on the most elaborate scale ever
attempted in this city. Nearly $4,000 has
been raised and expended In preparations
The events today were bicycle road race.
street band concerts and the arrival OF
militia companies from Coifax. Chehaiis
and Vancouver. The First Regimen, band.
OF Portland. arrived this afternoon Gov.
Rogers and Maj. Peliesier arrived On the
Olympia train, and were escorted TO their
hotel by the Waihalia band and Company
A, First regiment, ~. G. w.
A special train arrived yesterday after
noon bringing go loggers and miners from
Wilkeson, Carbonado. South Prairie and
Orting. This afternoons train from Port
land brought three special coaches with
visitors from Chehaiis and centralia- Sew
eral thousand visitors had arrived this
evening. and many moro will be here to-
morrow.
The features OF tomorrow's celebration
viii be the parade at 10 o'clock a. m. ad-
dress by Gov. Rogers, races and athletic
spoFtA bicycle parade In the evening.
and the pyrotechnic display In Wright
park
The city 10 bedecked with Aags bunting
and festooning. particularly In the busi-
ness dlatrict
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES,

Aliens FOOT-EASE, powder
for the feet Il cures painful,
swollen, smarting. nervous feet. and IN
ssan;iy takes the sting cut OF corns ana
bunions- It's the greatest comfort dis
covery OF the age. Aliens Focs-Ease
makes tight or new shoes feel easy. II
IL a certain cure for sweating, caiicus
and hot. tired. aching feet Try IL to-
day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores. By mail for &c. In stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address. Alien Z oim-
stsd, L. ROY. n. Z.
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RECEPTION II aleIIr.
2xATOR FAIRBANKg PARTY MUCR
yMPREssED NJ IT.
the sase aaa Character, Yer %
Meet the Glass 81 PesDIe FoanA
There-Huge Pav1liOn Erected.

sKAGwAY. June y. VIA Victoria, b. c..
Ju1y s-The McCIiioch, with the Fair
hanks party on board. dropped anchor in
The bay shortly before O'Clock yesterday
norning. and zoon after the reception COM
mlftee OF the Skagway Chamber Of Com
nerce. and members Of TIE city council
vent on board 20 bid the party welcome.
The GUESTS were shown around town and
even q luncheon by the Chamber Of Com
0erce at the leading restaurant. In the
Afternoon they were taken In q carriage 10
Reid Falls and In the evening the ladies
~ ekagway received them In q huge pa
vtiton erected for the purpose BY the cham
her. This accommodated over 500 people at
ooe time, and tho visitors were lavish In
thetr expsessions OF admiration Of the rich
vel tasteful decorations aud the generally
refined tone Of the gathering
After refreshments. Senator Fairbanks
made an address. In the courSe Of which he
said:
"a fsw years ago this pus1ing energetic
city was not to be found on the map Of
the western hemtsph<re. but today Il Is
known from one end Of he United States
10 the other. tApplause-, My statement 10
not entirely correct Though known. our
oountrymen do not reaAze what a splendid.
MAGNIFICENT city IL here. There are pos
abilities here that you and those who are
10 follow Will reap q rich reward from
Nobody can look upon what has been ac-
ccmplished here In % short time and not
he Impressed with the fact that here 10 fis-
tng q mighty commercial metropolis No
one can meet the energetic citizens ~ We
have met them and have douo; that
Gkagway. Alaska. 10 10 be one Of the great
est and most prosperous cities Of the Unit
"a states"
Senator Foster also briefly returned
thanks for f51e splendid reception, and Pres
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things 70 REMEMBER.

The poRoAe VIII nOvo
promptly ~ 10 this norning.
No WAITING fer anybody.
All lsw-absding people win
re0oin - the sidewalks, fol.
loWtng the caston ~ the
1reaaer elties 81 the East, ana
tAus aveaa danger 90 accident.
~ special ordinance ala
street cars VIII be stopped be-
tween the hours Of 10 q. -.
ana n AOon. RenenheP this
IL zen want 90 ride Down
toWn.
OWNS e the fact that there
Will be hundreds Of ehilaren
In the parade today, On Seats,
etc., drawn ~ scores Of Aoreeo,
ALI DeRoo0s are warned
against shooting ArecrackePs
Or other fireworks On the
streets tPsverseA ~ the pa
reae while the sane 10 passinS.
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WATER Is NOW RECEDING.


HOUSTON, Texas July 3-More COM
piete reports from different points In the
flooded districts have been received tonight.
and all are substantially the same--that an
immense amount Of damage has been done
and at this time an accurate estimate Is
wreck in that vicinity Is unparalleled More
people have been added 10 the death liss,
and the number II now placed at forty-five.
are receding slowly and back water IL run
ming OF very fast
Railroad traffic viii be resumed in two
days.
AUSTIN. Tex. July a-Reports from
Eagle Lake, Harris county, are that thou
sands OF acres OF growing tobacco will
prove total loss. Nine lives are reported
lost at Eagle Lake. In Mcclellan county
alone the loss viii be 81 COO 900.
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NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

Cholera is very prevalent among the miners around
Vancouver
Ex-Coliector Of Customs J. G. Saunders has been
elected cashier Il the Amsriean National bank At
For Smith. Ark.
O. y. Morgan. engineer ut Ho,maaisss mill st
Monroe examining handful Of clover and
found therein hrfy heads of the four leaf vafs-
ETY. and two Ave-leaf heads
Or. Aiban. health officer II waIia ws,is. TO. ~
he SAYS set 81 rest wild and seary rfmen." says
there IL nc< = case Of smallpox In the city They
are all In the pest house outside Of the city limits
Steamer Port Albert. which has been taking the
Mace OF the Garunne the route from Seattle
10 Honolulu, IL % be doched 1T Esqnimsit the
18Th Of July. II will be remembered that this ID
the vessel which overdue on her last trip from
Honolulu
Two men named James Stewart and Michael Red
mond were killed Aoyie on Sunday June Ia.
They had been drinking and laid d0wn on the track
With their heads ca the rails. The bodies when
found ssse eighty yards apart. Rctimonds head
was crushed to Pulp. While hfeSasts head Was
almost severed frcea his body Both men veFs about
tweusy-four years Of age.
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APIA, Samoa. June IS via Auckland.
New Zealand. July 1.-The MatAafan
chiefs met the Malitean chiefs yesterday
on board the United States transport
Badger. In the presence Of the information
al commissioners. shook hands and made
peace.
A meeting has been arranged for NAL
tetoa TAnus and Mataafa by the commits
sioners- Peace rs thus finally assured be-
tween the chieftains and their followers.
and both factions have returned 10 their
VILLAGES on friendly terms. waiting action
by the powers.
In the meantime the government Il
vested in the three consuls two Of whom
can act in all cases where unanimity Is
not required by the treaty.
This arrangement IL acceptable TO all
parties. DR.. Wilhelm Rolf IL exercising
his office a. president OF the municipality
OF Apia. and the friction with him and
with the natives is at an end
The German protected cruiser Corner
ant has arrived and the Fake has gone to
Sydney. New South Wales.
Three thousand 1--WE hundred rifles. not
including those served out TO MaiietoA's
party. have been returned TO the warshsps.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Tnsellige
TACOMA. July 3-The Tacoma Land
and Improvement Company today elected
Henry Longstreth president and John r.
Arkley secretary and treasurer. There are
no other officers. except Thomas Cooper,
who with the two above named constitute
the board OF trustees This company Is the
locni off1thoot or the reorganized Tacoma
Land Company. which will be reincorpor-
ated in New Jersey.
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GOLF TOURNAMENT OPENS.
Fifth Annual Meeting Of the UniteA
states Association.

LAKE FOREST. H.. July 3-The fifth
annual tournament of the United States
eight-hole course OF the Onwentsia Golf
Club. The weather was IDEAL, and the
beautiful grounds and the club house were
thronged with gayly dressed women and
their escorts. while relocated golfers were
scattered all over ia course. Play COM
menced promptly at 7:3o.
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z. :. NAVAL OFFICERS SUED.


WASHINGTON. July a-Sir W. G.
Armstrong. Whttworth q Co, Ltd, OF
Newcastle n-Tyne. the well known
makers of English ordnance. today fiied
two suits against United States naval
ordnance officers for an aggregate of x3a.4
90 damages for an alleged infringement
OF patent on trunnion bearing for heavy
guns. Admiral Charles O'Neil. chief Of
the bureau of ordnance Of the navy de-
partment: Capt. Alexander H. McCor-
mick. commandant OF the Washington
navy yard. and Commander Edwin c.
Pendleton, superintendent Of the naval
gunshops in this city. are named as de-
PENDANTS.
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vANCOUvER's BIG DELEGATION.


VANCOUVER. b. c.. July a-Steamers
North Pacific and Clutch left tonight for
will join hands with their American BROTH
ers in celebrating the glorious Fourth. 4
special Canadian Pacific train has also
left. taking Vancouver lacrosse team the
boys in gray. and a large party OF knights
OF Pythias, who will assist the Knights OF
Washington In COMMUNICATING the ami
versary OF American independence and
further cement the brotherhood OF the An
glo-Saxon races.
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Sheepshead nay.

NEW YORK. July 3-Results 1t Sheepshead Bay !:
First race. six frrlongs-St Clair won; Capt
Sissbee, second: Swift Mas. third Time l:l33a
second race 1.-THE Pansy). six fuyionss on turf
The Bobby won: Mischievous second: Pettifogger.
third Time. 1sis
Survivor. second: Imp j. Time. 81
Fourth race. fGtnrity Sadduccee won |;
Monatic, second: Rattle Royal third Time. III IS
Sadduccee was disqualified and orantas wss given
third place.
Fifth race. mile on srff, selling Ordeal won |:
sixth race, mile. seling-Hsnd Cun won VOL
hurst, second; Grey Fold. third. Tine l,a0 rs
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PRACTICE SPINS OF HENLEY CREWS
Canadians Cover the Course IN Re-
markedly Fast T1ae.

HENLEY. July 3--Tne Canadian eight
vent over the full course in minutes ard
= seconds to-day. and the Canadian four
covered the distance in minutes and 8
seconds.
Goldman. tbs leading Canadian entry for
the Diamond As0sis. wAnt over halt the
course in close upeu Ave minutes
The faSs<ftA RsrmcplA four Of Ham
burg. vAo VIII row A0A4nss sha Cnualtn1
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
wasAingtoa rs; Deston, ..

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Senators pounded
killen for nine base hiss in the rst three innings
He Was then succeeded by Hickman. who did not
fare much better. Mercer in good form and
held the visitors down to eight hits An error By
Bonner in the ninth saved Boston from q shutos,t
The visitors played loose game. Attendance. -
Score.
r. II. 3. 4.
Washington ....B II q Boston -. ....2 4
Basseries-Aercer and Kitfredge: KiIIen Hickman
and Bergen umpircs- Lynch and ConnoIly.
Pittsharg. - Cleveland. 1.
PITTSBURG. July 3.-Hayess single. followed
by Quinns tWe-bAsyeF, gave Cleveland run in the
first inning. After that the visitors had not Q
ghost Of shov. Attendance. a.sc0 Score:
r. H. 8. h'H. Z.
Pittsburg ~. 80. u 4iCleveland ........ 1
Batteries-Tannehiil and Schrieser: Knerper and
SchrecoufpSt
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Special Dispatch to the Pest-Inteiiigencer.
TACOMA, July 3.--It is understood in
political circles that q Pierce county man
will be appointed shipping commissioner
sosa, TO succeed Rev. J. T. Eshelman.
have been told by Senator Foster that he
might be appointed II he secured the In
dorsement OF the Pierce county members
OF the legislature. ]. Thomas Hickey Il
prominent candidate for the position.
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While Iavfgne was in his corner
some Of his seconds advised him to
take chance. and Lavigne tried
right swing as soon as they shaped.
Erne lodged and drove his right hard
to the body. bringing II up to the head,
at the same time blocking two lef.s
A straight left smash on the nose from
Erne forced the Kid To clinch. and
after the break Erne sent both hands
tn the body and a left to the face
with scarcely semhlance OF a re-
turn. A left TO the wind and a right
TO the face were Ernes next confri-
buttons, while Lavigne's returns were
simply iove-taps. Erne drove right
and left to body and forced the pace
In a most one-sided style TO the end
Of the round
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Mnera sawmtll. had MI hand badly torn
oy the oaW Wednao6ny
11ko Atkinson. N old resident Of C)e-
Eaum has returned after IN extended tour
C( Pennsylvania and other Eastern states.
While hunting laHs week Charlie Stat
ford accidentally aho, Larry Focht In the
foot The wound u not considered danger
ou0.
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four. did the full course today In minutes
- seconds. wonderful performance In
race with the Trinity hall crew during
the day the Canadian four covered the fun
course In minutes IS seconds, beating
their competitors by quarter OF q length.
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Evans pemarrer Ov~rruied.

OLYMPIA Jiiy 3-Jrtre Linn has over
ruled the demurrer made by the attorneys
for the defense I'm the case 81 the state
W. George d Evans and he was given
until "Wednesday to plead Mrs. Evans is
ssiil in the city and spends as much of
her time with her husband "a the prison
rules viii, allow.
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Tacoma VIII Have "a Get Along
With Fewer Customs OM~crs.

Special Dispatch 10 the pos,-Inseliirencer.
TACOMA. July Capt. Risshard Roeds-
Ser, chief inspector at the customs house.
has been dropped from the service In ae-
coFsisnea with letter 81 Instructions re-
esfves by W. A. Fairwea,her. deputy COL
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Special Dispatch 10 the PNt-Intelligencor
CLE-ELUM. July s-As Ele- Elum will
not celebrate this Fourth of July the fol-
lowing have gone to Seattle. Blair Chad
well. Edward Willis. Martin OMalley,
Frank Caldwell. Frank Willis, Murvy
Brigham and Russ Connell
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The International Yacht Club was 10
have held q meeting In Seattle last night
TO arrange for the fall races but owing -
the fact that some OF the members were
unable to attend che meeting has been post
poned until Wednesday night. The meet
ing will be held ~ the West Seattle club
house.
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rhornten VIII pitch.

There will be two baseball games at
Madison street park today. The hrst viii
he called at 10 a. m, and the second at
2:a0 o. m Walter Thornton, OF Chicago.
and DugdaIe will be the battery for Seat
tie In the afternoon. and Gates and BeaS
for Tacoma Many of Thornton's friends
from Snohomish will be present.
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The ofYlcial programme for the free hand
leap amateur seld and track games ~ the
Athletic CY. NJ. a. c. park this afternoon.
commencing sharp al o'clock. was com
pIe,sd in every desAii last night. due "a
the untiring energy Of Prof. A. w. Crane
OF the g. A. G..
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ST. LOUIS. July "a heavy downpour of rain
at left the track at the fair grounds very SLOW
Results:
Selling, LIS mile-Salvarse won: INDIAN fbarred),
second: Ransom. third: Lord Neville, fourth. Time
l5s
velcse third Time fs6
Six f.lrlonss-Easfer Card won: Trust Me, second !;
Missouri third Time, Isl
Six Unconstitutional won: Tom Collins. sec
ond; Cathedral third Time, II
Six surlongs- Eitholin won; Mystery. second; o.
Augustine. third Time. 30
Five and one-half furionsx-wood Trsnse wen !:
Smell LaufPeY second: Giixzando. third Time. ILL
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Comfortable Sise.
sKAGwAY. June 1-The evening train
last night brought In another batch OF
Kiond.kers laden with about t36Oo0o In gold
dust The most conspicuous packages
we're those Of v. w. Haywood, Of vancou-
yer. who had $50 pounds In an old satchel
bound with ropes. This dust was taken
from Mr. Haywoed's claim on Hunker
creek. which he says II turning out very
we'll. Another package OF III pounds was
tied UP in q blanket ard was carried by j.
r. Canyon. Of Baker City. O. This came
from bonanza