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stones Plan NOT LIKED.
LEADING DEn0CRATS 0nJECr 70
A. EAaLY CONVENTION.
Ssesess vSslatlss PreesAens snA
Ce0aos ~ . fine When Cen.
ssess Was IN Session. Business
1aeePssls weula D> A,esss.asea.

special Dispatch 10 the Post-fnteiligencer
WARRINGTON. Aug. E2-r.eading Dem
ocran now In Washington do not regard
seriously the proposition to held the next
Democrsttc national convention a. early
~ February. This plan. said 20 have orig
mated with Gov. Stone. Of Missouri. who
- acting temporarily for Gen. Jones a.
chairman Of the Democratic national COM
mIttse. - supposed to have the merit OF
giving 70 the Democratic national organ
tsstion additional times In which to raise
funds for conduct Of the campaign. Aside
from the fact that % early national con-
vention would b unprecedented. however.
ana therefore OF doubtful advisabiilty.
there ID the practical certainty that u
would be opposed by the business interests
OF the country.
Commercial and Industrial affairs always
are more or less disturbed by national cam
pAigns . fact which furnishes one OF the
strongest arguments 70. extending the
term of pres,dents. Besides. congress viii
I've In session. The national legislative body
has not 90 many members protesting DEM
ocrat!c faith a. that party might desire. II
In true. but there u sufliciently large num-
Der to make II OF extreme inconvenience
for the convention TO be held at the time
which would take them away from their
duties In Washington.
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ma AGAIN SIGHTED.
81 .saGs DApDEENTIHE TWICE
i vrs CLAeUor SOUND.
e.are. nessAenfs Begin -
e6.ve 1ss shs ~11yfag Dseeh-
I Essa-xnnpel without . Sool
$3.50 Rlu1ss All Pufsusrs.

~~ anWNsExo Aug. 3z-The resi-
.9Ss = f1ayouot sound. On Vancouver ~
H.. - fasf coming 70 believe either That
- - euKesinx from optical decisions
~ ~ "Ffyfng Dutchman" IL cruis-
81 8 - r the North Pacific ocean. THIS
l. ~ ,seult Of a mysterious visitation,
& Is. 1900 last week. Of big barken-
- ssearsutly deserted by her crew.
! - Scs eonse bounding over the bii:ows
- - fiue for the rocks. only 10 sheer
~ ~ anake out 20 sea again faster than
- 1900 can move. She disappears in
- ana successfully eiudes all search.
Il -. 1vst news Of the deretict came to
~ ~ IN Z telegram to the Puget Sound
i Ssnet Company. and Manager John b.
80 q once dispatched the tug Sea Lion
~ T. ~ npene to search for her. Soon after
~ Unaderer Was added, and the two
nale uade Q thorough cruise to the
1870 and southwark. making . forty
~. crcls without seeing anything OF the
r1ujous packet.
- Neutity Of the vessel In shrouded Ia
neery which no one attempts to solve.
Fl - q wafegioggsd she Was certainly
I'D bound. lumber laden No barken-
- sre overdue. and there has been no
1870 recently on the coast that would
- any vessel, and the Clayquot peo-
~ aosrt positively that the mysterious
- Was dismasted forward.
- suiy barksntine bound this way that
1T reported In the Katie F..ckinger.
- lsft Pisagua On June g. She Ia not
1ne, and no fears for her safety are
vlained. Capt. Monson In an expert
- aaxiner, and would not abandon .
- because one yard was carried away.
~ entire iieet Of tugs operating on; OF
r. poet has been instructed TO keep a
- lockout for the dereiict. and she will
RI eeeaps the next time she visits these
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IN TRoUsLE N HONOLULU.
Soldiers Of Transport indiana Fight
WITH pooteR,

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 1z.-The steam
er Doric arrived today from China and
Japan via Honolulu. where she touched
August Is. Among her passengers were
Gen Irving Hale and Prince Ka~auapa-
ikea. Of Japan. She brings news that tho
transport Indiana. from San Francisco
for Manila, arrived at Honolulu on August
10. While endeavoring TO rescue one OF
their comrades arrested for drunkenness
the soldiers from the Indiana came Tn con-
niet with the police. and lively night
which ensued resulted in several hesds
being broken The man Was finally landed
In jail.
The stock transpoy; Tacoma arrived at
Honolulu on August with 200 cavalry
horses bound fer Manila. Two OF the AMI
mails died on the trip. The cruiser Boston
arrived from Manila on the same date
The Hawaiian government has given con
sent TO the Importation Of nearly 1000
iaborer from Japan during the next quar-
ser.
The steamship CRY OF Columbia has
been abandoned al sea In a waterlogEed
condition and her crew. th!rty-sighi men.
are now In honolulu The Columbia sail.
ed August II for Hongkons with cargo
OF Strap iron The nex, day the vessel
commenced leaking and had 10 be aban-
doned. No sves lost.
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Portland Crew Defeats Vancouver
IN DoukIe s~uIl Race.

ASTORIA or. Aug The weather
has Been almost perfect today ard the re-
satra programme Was conducted "tin
more rSompsnsSS .aan yesterday.
Among tho more notable events OF the
programme was the ou,rgger skir race
ee,we~n Ted Ayrss, 80 Alameda aoi Dr.
Dennis Of the South End tCa2forH-af
crew Tue course was tsrse~auartcrs %
a mile and return, and was won BY Ayres.
tine. Il -
Tn aouaae sraf race between s r-9-;-
land gvrg ,-synE~sSss1 ~ Hart &n3 Scott.
ard 4 Vancouver crew. composed - AK
ansser and Thompson. vas wen by tie fox
ner
There WIS constant succession q. small
sysrsa saca - tub TAcaA SwaEnznaSS
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JAIL BREAK At SOUTH BEND.


Special Dispatch TO the Posi- -Intclligencer.
SOUTH BEND. Aug. Prank String
er and Elmer Beck. who were awaiting
trial for stealing horses belonging to the
formers father. and Jonas Hyasman. an
Indian, awaiting trial for stealing n boat.
broke Jail here last night. The Indian IL
still Mt large, but the two boys have
returned voluntarily.
Late In the afternoon Deputy Sheriff Nc
Donald Jeff his prisoners locked in Jail
while he wen; after their supper When
he returned less than an hour afterward,
he found the jail door open and the In
mates fed. In his absence they had sprung
the door and pried OF the hinges with a
broken chair leg. 1t seems that the hinges
had been put on with nails. instead Of
screws. I, Is rather strange that no pre-
vlous prisoner had noticed this weakness
and escaped
The fugitives took to the woods passing
boldly through the residence portion OF tho
town The alarm was given and an unsuc-
cessful search begun. The white boys lost
their way in the woods back OF town and
were abandoned by the Indian. Being with
out money or food. they concluded TO re-
turn and were found BY the sheriff In the
TAIL.
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lAesuExT RECALLS TRAGEDY.
WooAYuH's Former Fianee
Murdered ~ indiana.

h1nl Dispatch to the Post-Infelligencer
Ac0NA, Aug 1-Great interest Is
llented In Tacoma social circ,es in the
? ouneement Of the engagement Of Miss
"a Woodruff. OF this city. TO Arthur
~ oaunders.D Davies. Of Pembrokesh.re,
1and Miss Woodruff was social fav-
= n Tacoma during her residence here.
81 fof several years has resided In the
- and Europe. The cable announce
1T brings to mind her engagement OF
Ipg1f years ago 10 young man named
- Of Boston. and the tragedy connect
Z vith It.
=. King, accompanied by a friend. came
~ 70 start a sheep ranch. Both men
- Killed while On an exploring expedt-
=. FOR months nothing was heard from
~. 4 searching party was sent oct and
I'D portion OF their clothes a1d the
~ Of Mr.. Kings companion. II xas
lDDcsed that they were Killed by Indians
II pufposes Of robbery. Since thu tragedy
- Woodruff has made her home with
~ King. mother OF her dead fiance
~ women are Christian Scientists. ard
- lately taught classes In London Miss
9eedYu6s mother II OF the same faith
I M Woodruf's father II w Harrison
&oodruR, president Of the Peoples Store
mpany OF this city. and formerly mem.
IL Of the Wholesale dry goods firm Of
|4FYetson. Woodruff 4 Pratt
Hiss Woodruff ID the second Tacoma girl
recent years to wed prominent Eng
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CROPS IN sKAGIr COUNTY.
Heavy Rains Have Ruined Oats ana
Late Hay-IIOps Threatened.

Special Dispatch To the posf-lntcIligencer
MOUNT VERNON, Aug. 22--Another
downpour Of rain set IN throughout the
Skag.t valley sunday night about IL o'clock
and continued until late last evening.
Nothing like II has ever before been VT.
messed In this community and now II ~
conceded by all that the thousands Of
acres OF oats. which promised prolific
yelds. are a total loss az the continuous
rains have packed the stacks into the
ground as II a heavy roller had passed
over them.
Not only have the oats been ruined. but
also hundreds OF tons Of late hay. the most
az which was cut and cooked n the open
fields. The hop crop Is also IN critical
condition. as no spraying can be done. and
az tcng "a the wet weather continues the
hop louise viii play havoc with the young
ana tender vines
With the Cat. hay, hop and fruit crops
probable failure, the people OF Skagit
county feel q scouraged.
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SALE OF RAILROAD PROPERTY.
sieuH Ctfy's unton Depot and Ter
~lnal Grounds AuettORed on.

SIOUX CITY. la. Aug 1-ssoax efty's
xsaa00 union DEPOT and - .fo.U worth q
terminal property were soid a. auction to-
ssay under n forecsosars - th~ Trust Com
gany Of North America. trustees for the
sum ~ tzsssra The only efhsr t.6Se~
vas Mazan Lewis h Co. bankers auf
aons nuyers Ct Chicago and Boston. This
Arm bid IN ~ s;.gss.9ss and stsn stopped.
The hiding fer fhs trust company was
Scns hv SIS president. Edwin 3. Dixon. al
Philadelphia
M Ygyar sagd sne future 81 the property
was uncertain. nn. he inflated t1at h.
,raersscss. shS, J J fiji af ire Great
%ortaavu, would isSs 10 have the prorersy
a-d had been making some steps toward It's
purchase.
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TACOMA. Aug. "A. J. Hayward. a
well known lumberman and former banker.
has returned from kotxebue sound. where
he went two years ago. Mr. Hayward was
Afflicted with scurvy ana was confined at
the hosp.ta. at ST. Michael for three weeks.
He was taken aboard the Roanoke on a
strefcher, but II now recovering. He says
stxty-eight men were brought out OF
kotsebue sound by the government
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more than 5000 In gold dust. which he
was bringing To Dillon. The robbers took
IL. The robbers then mounted horses.
which were concealed In the timber. and
escaped Sheriff Pile and Deputy Stoler
have left for Bannock in pursuit
The road makes a sharp turn where the
robbery occurred. A deep E,lch crosuang
the road made a good hiding place. Thee
Is heavy timber on the upper side II -
reported here that Reiiney offers 500 re-
ward. The chances OF capture are very
slim The reg-on Is mountainous and un-
inhabited
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Special Dispatch 10 the Fo<r~fn.eiitgsnesr.
SoTTu BEND. Aug. ss-F. q. names
has raised shs ursee Of salmon az his sun
shine cannsry from NJ eer.s each ~ cents
per nau~d the price he h nsw paying at
has South Bend canrery. Fish srs Iun-
ming unusually we'll r. q Stone ARD Dan
Markham. Of flgacc, proposed QUITTING n
iergr seine at Yokeiana - catch rs,s
gcr Rssnes. hu: someone secured licenEe
fer a trap on The sstn,rg ground ana few
piles have already been driven
II ss supposed fae trap "a 60 10 rus IA
I'm .hr Interest ~ sne Columbia cnnnsry
-. u, l,s-s a. against Ra-Es
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DROWNED ~ FIVE FINGERS.
FFaak Rfcard. q surveyor, Meets
Death In the Rapids.

VICTORIA. ". G.. Aug 1.-THE news
reached nsTs toslav from Five Fingers of
the drowning q Frank Rtcard. Surveyor
II ne telegraph construction party. His
boat overturned August !. While &c vas
making u survey OF the rapids
The first report Was tast the 3ro~raa
ran was J. g Taoh~. engineer OF the de-
r2rtnaeni OF pphsic works.
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TACOMA LOCAL IMPROvEMcSrS
City wit rave Five streets vlth
RlR W00A Il0ek.

TACOMA. Aug. x.-Tacoma has just
commenced street improvements which will
cost over 100000. Jefferson avenue. NiEth,
Eleventh. G and "A streets are to be paved
with fir blocks laid diagonaliy on q con-
crete foundation. This was the kind Of
pavement adopted for the upper end Of
were laid straight acr % the street except
at crossings, where they were laid d.ago-
naliy. The mr. blocks. particularly At the
street crossings. have given such satisfac-
ton that this pavement viii probably be
generally adopted in Tacoma
Street railway improvements, consisting
or new tracks and the laying OF new
sewers will cost 10000 more. Two hundred
men are already at work.
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JAMES FITzHARRIs RELEAsED.


DUBLIN. Aug. 22-Earl Cadogan. lord
Lieutenant of ireland. today signed the ex-
pecsed order releasing from Marlborough
Goat" who In May 1850, was sentenced
TO penal servituce as an accomalIce In the
murder o. Nav s. 1872. in Phoenix park.
Dublin. Of Lord Frederick Cavendish, chief
secretary for Ireland. and T. II. Burke.
permanent under secretary, who was as
sasinated by s,abbing. by four men known
as the "fnvincihies"
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ANNUAL ELECTION HEl.D.
pactac SOldiera' Reunion Ass0cta-
stOn Elects Omreps.

MoNTESANO Aug IA. the annual
election of officers az the Pacific Soldiers
Reunion Association. held AT Westport, the
following were chosen for ths coming year
10 take once September !. Commander. J.
8 ingram. Aberdeen senior vice COM
rnanser. c. W. Raremore, Mont-sano. tu-
GUAM qua-sermaster. G. W. Woodruff
Aberdeen; chaplain. Rev. e. II spencer
Centrsiia. Trustees f.. 7. Wade Monte
sane. FIRED Nye. Cosmcpoiis: Charles f.
Kuhn and @. w France. Hcoaiam. J. NJ
Birmingham. Aberdeen.
The present year has heea the moss ste
c.ssfui I'm the history ~ the association.
ard the stockholders passed vote of
thanks 10 the retiring Officers for the EN-
Gent manner in which they performed
their aastes
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 2.-IAeut.
Meade OF the United states revenue cut
ter service. who left the Yukon cutter
Nunivak here just prior TO sailing for the
ed last night for Washington. u. c., where
he was ordered for assignment. During
his stay here he was under the care Of the
United States marine hospital surgeons.
and slowly recovered.
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Senator Foster Home Again.

Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
TACOMA. Aug. Ex-senator Foster re-
turned today frcm n ten-days' trip to st.
Paul and intermediate points Senator
Foster and Senator Hansbrough OF North
Dakota. held a conference at the Tacoma
hotel this evening with local business men
from Puget sound and the return OF vol.
unteers direct To Puget sound ports.
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Martial Law 1T Hllversum. OW1ag
20 Mob OutPages.

AMSTERDAM Aug. 22-Martia. law
has been proclaimed q. Hsiversnm. hsteen
mites from here. Troans TODAY are occs-
pysng the town. A mob yesterday even
Ing. Indignant al the suppression Of local
fair, ovsrpo~srea the police, paraded the
streets destroyed property and attacked
the hurgomaster's Nouss.
On account Of the general feeling Of IN
res, the disturbances are regarded a. sers-
0=ts
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
TACOMA. Aug. 2.-At the request OF
Chief OF Police Reed. the health and po-
Ice committee Of the council II considering
the matter OF investigating the local police
force. This results from reports growing
out OF the recent sitting Of the grand jury
that the police fof.e II not efficient and not
properly governed Tic question OF inves-
iIgation will be decided ~ the council
Thursday night
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Special nssratsh - sha ross-'rse'isrsncer.
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug E.-iin, Fran.
the t%nsnes~ whn made A hraxen attempt -
smursfe htrses. into the ccariry by the
sse0u rggte from Victoria and who was
captured on che Sock hsre. had a hearing
Yesterday ard sRs es2r1 over 20 answer
"a ,hs United States ccs-t. Fs has GER
tfar.:e issued <eysaal wears a<o a. Marys-
wife. Asst eiaiFns residence in Seattle
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MONTANA STAGE HELD Up.
RohheYs Get Away With $4,000 IN
Cold Dust AboayA IT,

DILLON Mont. AuS. The stage be-
tween Salmon s'isv and Red Rock xas hed
ssn az Bcoa yesterday. bali a rnlie fade
shs Idaho lire eighty miles from here.
r. r. Esslrey manager ~ the dresigs
company working on the old MrNuss prop
erty near Salmon City. Idaso and four
mGn UeEo nnnDenxerA NJ. Re4inav hAd
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matches and high diving. throughout the
entire day. Owing TO the lack OF wind
the afternoon sailing races were not sue
cess. Tomorrow the last day Of the carni-
val will he celebrated with q series OF
land sports
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lshman- -Four years ago Nisn Van Martsr
was married here to Lord Bennett. II u .
coincidence that this couple also y Ia err
ested In intellectual and religious matters.
Lord and LADY Bennett being WORKERS In
the London aluma
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strikers Parade. and DuriDg OisoR-
ders Many Pe0ple Are Hurt.

RoUES. Aug. "a body of 1000 strik-
ing dock laborers, on being refused adj
mission TO q cemetery during the burial
OF the remains Of a eomrade. today return
strike
Disturbances followed and q number OF
the leaders were arrested. This evening
there were fresh disorders. the people TAX
ing the side Of the strikers. Many persons
were injured and the police made nurner-
Gus arrests.
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DEWEY AT VILLA FRANCO.
Admiral IL Received with Usua1
Omcial COurtesIea.

VILLA FRANCA. Aug. 22.--The cruiser
Olympia with Admiral Dewey aboard ar
rived here this morning. The usual sa-
iutes were exchanged. Admiral Dewey to-
day received visits from Vice Admiral
B,enafrne Henri. Vlgnaud. the United States
charge danaire- at Paris. and the United
States vice consul ut Nice.
Dewey In apparently in exceiIent health
He will stay at Nice for some time and
viii take part in as few functions as pos
Hhie
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KINGSTON, jamaica. Aug. 22-The Ja-
maicau government has offered a contin-
gent Of 30 militia for the support of the
white troops ordere! hence for service In
the Transyaal Wonderful enthusiasm
has been manifested In regard 10 enlist
ment for service n South Africa When
volunteers were called for an entire rest-
ment at once responded.
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Special Dispatch to the acknowledgements.
TACOMA. Aug. Estate Fish Commits
noon to make the rounds Of the hatcheries
on the Columbia Willapa harbor and
fsrays barber He will also visit the oyster
grounds on Shoalwaser bay AID on the
upper portion OF Puget sound
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Tnfelligcncer
OTTAWA, Aug. 23.-Co, Turner. United
States consul general for Ontario. has tn
yffed the different cons,ls Of the province
10 visit him AT ottawa on August % The
sfSair has no political significance. but
viii. II Is stated. he merely q social gather
Ing. It has been arranged with the object
OF giving the visiting consuls an opporsun-
icy to visit and view the capstai city Of
the Dominion which few Of them have AZ
yet done. The guests will number in the
nefghborhood OF thirty. who are ali Amer
leans stationed at the cities and lar9er
towns Of Ontario.
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Epecia, Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer.
TACOMA. Aug. "a. W. Thomas. OF
Chicago. II In the city. supposedly for the
purpose OF collecting expense money for
the campaign OF 1900 for the Democracy.
lie IL sent out by the national committee
coast states.
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KINsHIU MARU ARRIVES.
Has Only One European Traveller
First Glass. = Belgian Count.

VICTORIA, II. c.. Aug. 22-Kinsh!u
Maru locked at Victoria at . o'clock to-
night after very quick passage from ia
pan. She hac on board three European
passengers only one being frs. class. This
was Baron De Marco. Belgian count tour
tag the world. sightseeing. she a.so had
ave Cinnamon and thirty-eight Japanese
for Seattle and lightweight Japanese for
Victoria. Left Yokohama on August ..
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ieweiry store claiming ;hat he Ia part
ner in the business ard tina. an account
ing ss necessary TO pret1cs mis- r.GEts. The
application was granted ard ". i. john
son appointed. As s~on as tae invoice
Is taken the store viii Se rcope0e1-
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Location survey Complete.

Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures
TACOMA. Aug. 1.-THE engineers will
complete the location survey of the Seat
sle-Tacoma electric railway tomorrow. All
the work at the Seattle end of the Inc IL
done. and tomorrow the finishing touches
will be put on the lire whore 4 enters the
city from the Indian reservation.
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PICKENS IS COMING BACK.
Alleged Ascending A. o. y. w.
Recorder Heard From In
ARkAAaaa.

Special Dispatch to the fost-rntelligencer.
CHEHALIS. Aug. "A telegram re-
ceived here today from Arkansas an
nounced that J. NJ. Pickens. former grand
recorder Of the A. o. T.. w. OF Washing
ton. IL coming hack to this state.
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been imported from Guayaqull, Ecuador.
An urgent appeal was made TO the local
authorities today In regard to the neces-
sity OF the Immediate construction OF a
lazarette n Panama II was pointed out
that otherwise the recently Increased traf-
fc OF the isthmus with Pacific ports must
suffer q decrease
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pt-rNpc AYRFS Aug Cen. R5ca.
,Ae president % The Argentine republic.
and hts suite yeturns~i today with the Ar
renfsre squadron from the recen. visit
paid 10 Dr. Camps Sales, president Of
Brazil
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the steamer ouaGrA last night. Today the
sNcarssonisis drove about the city and
called st tse government h07Sss. afterwards
visiting the feet nj ksGgimat. They
stsrt on she.E return journey gonsorrow.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 2.--The d.
rectors Of school district No ]. embracing
this city. have decided TO commence the
fall term OF the public schools on Monday.
September H.