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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-14
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The observance - y1W Hippur. - Jew-
- Jay OF st0n~menr. commsnes-s $3.50 49,
ening 20 SHUTDOWN. snsi will conffnu@ uatlk
this evening az tns same ROAR -
both the eriho-sax and reformed Jews~a
cnDrenss e~r~Danse~ sUero2rsase 20 10 a.
ca<soo wsse .srenssne1
In spsrit the sesebrax1ops N he 40
csarcneS fsNer~,f assse. rse sssw variance
nssng Que Of detail. lis 0rfa~e4ax ssr-
wire. which was aetd m NDrFss nail vas
rendered entirely In Hebrew. X was
usnercd IN by NOD y&are. Sns sv~nsns
cnant. turing which al the m@snAers e
the congregation pra~srstssl themselves
Foiso~fnx mas came ne reguisr s~~asnx
s~ws~a aos~snski every las n - y~sr.
This sas followed N turn - \ caornS
service. The csfha<tox cs0rcn JOS aa<
s s =. - . = - a-,ss .,. go mn.
srAxaxse ~ tass esSeeF2xlo2 - ssss@sese<z
without acroanDAnsmens.
After ths cnoral SpTveco NV ~ h
Brooks. the rabbi 81 the cosssresatfon- sis-
lsered - pe11tenfsai prayer for ne ar
gfgeness OF the sins OF TIE congregation.
and then the members n unison en>fsss ~
prayer of confession Of sias committed
in the past year. together with a prayer
fer forgiveness The service closed ~ ne
snwfng IN Hebrew % the hymn. Aimsx1ry
6ett. Befsse waase Power the scspter
oUaye1."
watca we're Reid az jefferson rail. HeEe
practically the SAM with ts1e exe~pfs9fAs
that the rtfuaifsffe service was rendered
IN En9iish. n Inc mussea& prcxra nzrae.
under the direction Of Frof Lsseoen. vas
rendered nc this service. Dr. TheossaF- p
Joseph. the new minister OF the eonsrex.4-
ton delivered a bret address. taxing FOR
ais topic TIE Message o< the Afonsfnsnf-
The main point emphasized BY Dr. Jo-
seph wss the necessity for Jswfsh unity.
lie urged his hearers to De i0ya4 20 TIE
Jewish faith and loyal to each other.
The cider msWh~rs az tfe ortnesioH con-
srezation worshp~i last night ia he SYRIA
gexus at the corner Of 1nin street and
Fourth avenue In beth eytssode1 services
the menh~rs e< families who have lest
relatives ~ deesh dur-na the past year
brouxhe large candles to the synagogue
These via se kept burning during the en-
tire observance Of rom Klppar.
Today the services IN fhe ortnots0x
church commences % daylight and vii
continue thgeusnout the day with brief
intermisssonA The Reformed ehurra.
Temple d. H'rSch. vii oosd It's morning
service 81 On. This service viii Iaef
I'll u n when recess WI BE- rax<n FOR
one hour. The SECOND service VII Sast
until 5.10
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-14

Tvoosy-oDog GnnsDo Jw1peS SD
xswobey oOvoovss.
In a a. mage suit for gsa<e nists Tuesday
IN the superior court zee. for the present
ct least. he death ~ a f~sf IN fh@ INDEX
ilsfrfct whereby an Easissh syndicate w4s
about 20 take hold ~ t~4nty-faJr claims
known ~ the May Cweh property
The suit 10 brought ~ Wr~ j. T. ..
owning ne group. Mr. Hixafn - aox IN
England. whittier ne went 90 nezotsat~ for
the sale % the property, After having 9er<t-
ed In trust hts interest 70 fswes Csrrfrk.
According 20 he complaint. George spen-
Ger the tnfrd partner and C7r-fck. sfser the
departure q HlgRfn. conveyed their inter-
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Pains in fhe Shoulders fF'x IN. Pslrs
In the Elbows zig 2y. Psaas sse Bsrs.
"f>smhaso~ tTix ~. Pains m ne xnees
F1x 80. Pairs w fh~ mikes tF'x $50
In fact. ali pains IN tosnfs Of mas~rfss srs
due 70 for~i9n eleYnentS 81 tho alss4 Vine
times out - ten sfs pairs 'Isss 20 fcr-
etru sciffs IN me EEpcs sns - ass eer-
5Btson tire term Rheumatism ss~ ae~n
property applIed
Rheumatism - not srly a gasafH AMER
ton. but = q lang erosss ore as seii. for sAe
r~asnn THAR these vrvy sesas sfs2t So ln
fh4 hfoe.s arr snsf EiVr rf~e - ssans snsf
lnaammafioEs. tend 60 fesfrsy r1e Esii-
cate ard Intricate valves - me A~aFs ard
Ffssrf Dssease r~ssass <~arfy every man
or womzn ~no ~ss ~Y-~rsf senx wssn
chronic rseuunafsssn hse ss1rt troahi~
In order - cure r.eunsftsrn No t4aess
must - changes - - normal sousistsen.
ne affss Must - sfirainsf~s. sri fsr hes
ely Hmsfysgs ~eans~raess ne sesss@ Nssd-
ysn erpeis them fra-s sb~ BODY ~ <erfiy
ssfsmusAffnx - xssta~y@ sri Htsr 70 ~
creased messssfy IRE asp~ys sn9 3Ter
sre ne ssfsrs - oor e.-dy srf spao Re
esgoa ~ fhes~ orssns anes me ngood i@-
PM
Hn6ysn promptly r~f5ev@@ 81 'se ss1v~
pains promptly sfizys s5i sH9snssnssfrr n
re s8snss ane nu~ses sassgaa xsv~~ xa-
sa2gss r~,sef % sSf fas~e s.s su1sr -
r.nnxx AZ rn@ssuarz<r
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luk SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
VI Washington, for King County.
- matter OF the estate OF Nellie n.
~. deceased-Na. assl. In probate.
y hereby given By the under
efecutor al the estate OF Nellie ~
deceased. 10 the creditors, and
sans having claims against the es-
ssia deceased. TO exhibit them,
~ necessary vouchers. within one
sssf The FIRST publication OF this no.
Ne said executor at No. 1854 New
ostk. Seattle. Wash
WILLIAM r. FORREST,
Executor
Hss1 publication. August II. iSsa
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so~s nss h~sr Hs<yAn. sod zsr~~s 80 60
Hssysn s~rs~ssy Co. ssrn~~ sesSsan. -
10 xss H&ss@< sr~~ss. 5sn Fv&nl~es.
Cal
Zee asv e~~soss sn~ 0ooyoD 0us~
Sssp sosos ysuv - 49, - annUH
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szssyan % fcr men
snsf wnm~n ffss-
yan ~mv~s ar~ a~~-
rzneut H2igsa
1r<v~~ slS rrwrsts~S
srDrn fhe his<xi. <sTes
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rss~ ard xs3sw aous~
ps~xsxs Ha.yxn
rr~afss rosx n~~kz
asfyam 10 fsw safe
- arz<x sss-@r a
ma s1g~ 90 ar
p@ea@x~w fer = -
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ssp STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
sa.idluS Seattle. Wash. Septem-
Isss--ssaiea proposals fer furnish
"a and srassl or broken stone will
ssed here until ls noon, September
sad then publicly opened. In
esss furnished on application. Har-
sssIs.. Caps Engineers
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Jsase Ls~omse sssses tie writ, No.
fsvsssb~ Tsdst.

SEw YORK. oct z-cDuns@l far CAT
ysetiin ~ Carter. ps- eonfr~d 10 cssfl@
William. gOv@raors island. sg>9n seufencs
fer rss~sg.y0. NATION - tinted ss4ffe
fsnfs. fggsx8f gbfssnssf from Juice ia
eosSfss u Ire EGlfsi States c0Irf. - tns
tsfsss ssgfn@. a Sris - tafeas cerpss. TIC
Sgff IN streefsf - MAJ C<g. He~lsY Hsf.
re al ESnlsHla lLss-ffs. ~ ne rIf,k
ssfil>ry. r0rs 81 smbss ~ =, DRIFTING
TEN - g7o3.ea CAP. carter In JltSe -.
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rr9fnios TIE saSegs ysrs nsS~. f0pgzut
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BRYAN n LOk Sim gITt.
sODaEssEs IsRsg crowd or rmE
~rsTE rssa eaos vDs.
SD rr~sAs sSv s~ss~r 0ru~~sss-
fsos-swss~s Tssbs s~A -. - y.
nssmsss ass 60 ss~w as~S~fs

Dallas. Tsx Oct Theirs r-r~
fully n - IN fhe gyans sfsnd - ne ysfr
grounds when fh~ distinguishes D~rusws
wno have come from gefnTs onfass@ fns
state - attend ne Democratic c4rvin2l
put IN an appearance
80 fha leaders rnaunsea me rfxnd fn~v
~ar~ loudly sppfsufef wr~r VI Rrvsn
appeared - VS. 80 = ne soBna ~fsfsa
esuarafss from M shsa~snse - fnroasw
w0uf1 fear ~ tFesr Ifnfrgg
An1anx fnos~ pr~~ens were Hrn %
81 p H~fnaoss and cunxr~esr~an 4s4lze~
- New York. sx-f.ov Store Ws8 ~ ~
aaimans - e. fcus~ exfrAasur@F -
Missouri ard cSi 70 r errfnsorr = e.
fassfs sn~ snsi-srnsf nnsf}fosaire
Er-Gov store was ne fire. 4p~ake~
80 ~ ei0s~ - ne sFs~srh sne sensper
= fh~ rwe~sIuz wss nsarfre~fsa ~ erfes
II ~prTsn fryar - *f~uferisn fer~a
s~or.s every portion ~ fee fn~s~w w4r9es
wfsh eaus FOR "fsefr1orf neirncrf -
SO sna sso~ vou~seif Ths cre~f po8fs
fak~ ~ refSzai snd from hix eeaf il re
hars e~f ~ IRE sreas~r'@ efan9 ~ Tew
Yerksr sros~ - rN~pfvs ~ 7@affor IRE
ralfs nat fszeNed nfa Ears we're lan9-
ifra~n-euf sn8 - terrific volume ~
vas re 90 @rss~g v4ff
rsov Tones = Aysensss wss re nsrf
sggsker
Wren Gov Jsnes closed th~r~ rere pro-
fsrxss rsiea r8r W p~rsn IT. GRO
srsrrrre ~ 80 frcr1frx ss8 r1f Eee~
carrel~se-4 ant - tire ass ~ v~f -,
rsv~d IRE ~aiix renflnufrx - r~srsori~f
~ = sno~f OK rarf9 ervxuizafirn sesry
80 rasro Ffa rs ens s<slerr ~ ~9fr~ $3.50
~ hg-n no aseT sfr~u ~srs ~oHnsef ~
fhaf nary we~~ esrsnfee xwainef ~f~s vkser
were nss - The f~roorrsfse parry -
ns- asvs ~ s3vanfax~ - - - ws~n
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SLOGAN LABOR TROUBLES.
2INE0S THREATES DEPETuT10y
o. CoCER DALENE Stake.
CDss Esshs-Wsss Day Law shs
Wovlsg Cssss-Ntss Owsess HELD
Oss ssl VIII Import welshoes.

Special Dispatch 10 the Po@-IntelIisencss.
VANCOUVER. II. C., Oct 2--LAbpr
troubles In the great ssocan mining dis
trsct OF Brtisa Columbia are coming 20
head. Although no ses.oaA disturbances
are looked for. yet 1, ~ feared that trouble
OF the nature ina; sxtsly occurred at
Occur dAIsns may take place there. The
Mine cvnery Association has taken .
strong sand with tho strikers. and the
latter have repeatedly refused 90 90 20
work on their decrease! wages. cons~-
9oent upon the passing % the ssEnt-nour
Law ~ the provincial legislature. the mine
owners lowered vas~s from - 81 70 r.
SLOGAN was shsn sniprlnx over 706 tons
W ore yer day. 100 tons going out OF
sADton alone. Bs, instead OF i;s con
snuing 90 b. busy mining camp. In a
few wsks after the bnforcsmsnt Of ths law
every mine hsd closed down, al sDs men
ssnHsoyed having gone OF on s,rfks
WOW the n,<ae owners have decided tina,
the necessity arises they nave Shsr
men In sight VINO VIII take the places 81
fss rn<n on strike. IL has been prypos<d
20 hiring cut - miners from the Welsh
mines. They viii come on me understand
which viii. Of eo0fs. be comparatively
hi45 wages for old country miners.
The miners ~ Ssndon say that they
are some co~sr dAisns agis,ors IN the
camp And Dsy, ~ II reported have said
that they would even 90 - far ss 70 blow
30 more buildings the new rD~n are
Get 20 work ~ Proposed. On the Emily
Edsfh. property owned 81 Vancouver
Ftncs are no~ snpIDres. ana - was only
tho other day rsports1 mat the manager
had requested p>rmi~~lcn from the depart
fnent % justice ~ Ottawa 20 - allowed 20
cal the mta0sG oVt 10 protect his men.
VINO were WORKING for less than 9nson
wages The exact statement that the re-
guest had been made ~ss of5cislIy denied
but the general foundation IN fart go~s 90
show the feeling with which sgch matters
are dtscgserg and referred 90 In the camp
think hat gradually things vii 80 bsck
10 their old footing. BY the men being
taken Oh again . few AZ . tine. In the
mSaftirne they think that any attempts
at rtofs or other disturbances vii he
quickly pvf down ny the police.
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us TIVEIa n ALASKA.
$1,000 AgRoa0s0sot CSoteDDlotes
- Temporary EsaabDish0eot -
- Doonaasy Llse ~ KIsekWas,
uhseh 10 Above Canoe yavSgaassa

s..ssai Dispatch 70 the Poss-Infeii:eencer.
WAGHINiTOS. Oct. z-Represensafive
cuuaman. Of Washington. either m.suncer-
ssoo6 Assistant Secretary Adee. Of the
es.ss dsparsment when taking with hsm
-, or Mr. Adee was not informed upon
- A;sska boundary nexot atIons. as con-
AncsDd by Secretary Hay, with the repre-
eeassfvss Of Great Britain. Ades's denial
-, he ever said the United States would
80 ooncessions TO Grea. Britain. amount
~ 70 q virtual surrender Of the upper
~ of Pyramid harh-or. leaves that mat
sev A q question o; yeracity between the
tWo n,en-
Thsre 10 nothing IN the rso6us vsvents
~hs~h ewes Canada or the British govern
-, say Access 10 tide water. Your CORES
eeodent 10 assured OF this today by the
yury higheg authority. The only part
wh.ch has any bearing whatever on tide
vntse II sha: with reference 70 chiskoot
-. and the demand Las; submitted By
Secretary Hay, suxEests that the sempcr-
sry iins be placed 90 the nofthwsSd Of
a. village Of Kiuckwzn two miles. This
= eysn above canoe navigation. In con-
n.csson WITH the nsoSus y.yendi there IL
aheoisteIy no discussion regarding the
~y>astng 20 Great Britain OF A port on
LINN canal q right Of way ACROSS the
Ames4ean territory. or access q any char
setse. There mas been some little talk
q ehs question Of giving Canada access
= ne Dominion from the Pacific. but ALB
sctssely no concession % this character
- bssn maze by the United States. and
thts y Q matter fha: has been left en-
ur~ty 20 future psgosiasiopa The snodus
vfvundi ID highly favorable to this gov
ernusns, more 20 than American officials
hoH expected
Hon John McGrax. VIII II. Parry and
WW A. Steel Of Seattie. arrived ia shs
cay toAny from New York. and psrtIc.-
rn,ed In the welcome u Admiral Dewey
- tbs national capital
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KRCGER's sTCssOas rOssTsos.
Caoo1a's W1sesees az Jssstes ssys
Cha@bes1sla - aSghS

VANCOUVER, H. r., Oct z-Hon
David Milf Canadian minister Of Justice
y b~rs. ON being asked his views on the
TrAHsvaAt crisis he Nsld: "Krueers cen
trnfion thar Aliens must become citizens
before fscslvIrH the privilege n Franchise
10 not In if/sif an unreasonable one But
h~ has uns@rfsksn 90 Discriminate between
citizens snd aliens and hss dealt differ.
has with other aliens n /, il Sorr,~ IN
mind that the queen ~ sgzeraIns 81 The
Transyaai republic n will be seen that
BrffsH subjects can scarcely re regarded
as aliens pfopsr. ! am ~ sympsthy with
CbamiErjstn's afsltufs. and think ne 10
jgstined In hts cogrEe II var results ~
Will ~ he~saAe u KrJgsrfs stubborn and
unreasonable s<Jsffiyn -
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a~pssfsess ssss over ~. a.,sr,.
~ t@~v y~~r

NEW uAWFV. conn Oct ON nue.
fred Hnd slFfR<fRe ~ me - sousrs -
re STATE frfav elected Sw5fis8a Pe.t4rrr
~ ~ TIT shf nef been received fern
sh1w Republican gicfcriss IN rs ssss-s
sr3 iSeTf0rr8fie s1rress fu fh.ffv4@~r.
Poll f~fHfrs from az ~ fss~e4 r. 80
eferf IN - - stow~E 1frefe~fwa fnsvrs
70 - R~pnbl.esn. s~eofy sreee r,s,..-
rfFffe ard fTrfV-fHfee fVHsf Csr1asr
80 80 f8ll returns ~ .ass V~Sr WITH ne
fufurn~ hos fsT ~erefwe1 feN~s feasasss
sfsrfifr - H~rfbifeans n4vr 90 r~f nfee
fq~ns arf fns ff~fooefsfa I've fsese .r....,
eowing from ~ owns elasefras lsaf rear
- waffef
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MANILA, Oct z-SsW 3. m--Ibe III
Pine snyoys called on MAJ Gen. Ots TO
day and discussed matters with no result.
Gen. AIejsndrino said TO q representative
Of the Associated Press that no had no
instructions except 10 deliver . letter.
which was rejected. He viii return 20
Tariac tomorrow.
ExHsdistes AGsisss Osest.
An expedition composed Of 81 armorsd
Gssboa,. armed with two 1,pounderA with
the gunooAts Helena. Petrol AMI Min
doro esoorfinx IL. proceeied yesterday %
Creni. for me purpose Of bombsrSing that
place. landing - marines ard bsgelaeksk
and raising tins wrecked sunboaf rsdanst-
Ia The yufboats u1I approach % about
z.FS yards fran ORIENT. and the nafbozss
viii enter the river The expedition Will
return tomorrow.
The insurgents attacked linus on fhs
Bacoor road today The Last zdyices from
there were that the Americans had driven
tire soensy Off With s1ys casualties TIE In
ssrgrnfs to~y Was estimated 20 be IaggA
Am Ovessssss RsJeessl.
wAsHTSGTos. Oct IA dispatch
from Gen. OTIS was rscssyed ss the var
department. giving an account Of his
meeting with the insurgent ENJOYS Gen.
Otis said the Interview with Aauinats0's
representatives indicated that the lead
ers were msnsgyersnx solely with q si-w
10 secure recognition Of the fnsurxenf
government All such ovsrfures were re-
jectsd and the ENJOYS we're informed
that the only thing the United States
would recognise was Q white faS and the
grounding 81 arms. Re also Informed
the ENJOYS that such capifaIaffoa on the
part NJ the insurgents should come quick
" To avoid the consequences ~ active
war. - the United Sfaies did not intend
10 permit asy delay IN fbe matter. The
course Of Gen. Otis is approved AZ fhs
var department
series ~ Ese~saseVs.
MANILA. Oct. a. a m.-~Tbs Fourth
infantry regiment, Major Price command
Ing, has had a series 81 ~ncounfers with
the tpsursents about linus since sa,ur-
day. The natives sere Jed. " IL suppOeed
by = former mayor ~ linus. and made q
general attack upon the American lines
from iHDus 20 Baroor. n captain and q
cd ard eight men we're wounded. PHI
riEo eoI0neI f. known 10 have been Killed
casbosts s~ss "a AfS.
MAI Price requested ssar-AfrpfrsI
Watson 20 send two gunboats 10 hts sup
port. The lighting began on saturday
ton that distinguished itself at Perez dss
Asrinas ard Lieut. Ensbengshgs's scouts
against = lsare force - Insurgents on ~.
engagement foHowsd
TIE Americans. b~tnx b. the nsys 81 the
rice fields. kspf u2 fire for an hour ana
half when rGnfOfcansn,s were sent ~
them gnftf seven companies were sgsas,
ed. THE insurgents rstr.afs6. DurfnG fhs
engagement three Americans were
WOUNDED
The lighting yesterday began with an
attack ~ the Insurgents on d party re.
psfrfns the telegraph tine one member
81 which was g0Bntsd
SnsSisss asssss 90 Angeles.
Gen AIe)sndrtno and ts0 othsr Filipino
sDyo,s VINO accompanied him returned 90
Angeles BY SPECIAL train.
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CIRCUIT COUNT OF APPEALs.
ussaol Life I>Dses Agosn ~ the sosf
Ter sears Lac 1n0ogo0ae,

San FRASC1ScO. Oct z-Tns United
Qfates circuit court OF appeals convened
b the Federal building today
oupeorne Coarr Jo0eice Mckenna, who
pscAnfsy arrived asxe from Warrington,
prUssded Judges Ro9. Morrow and HaW-
ky wxre also present
he decsaon Of the lower court In the
eass Of The Mutual lAfe Insurance Com
pAny Of New York vs.. Bes~ie y 6sars.
Waiter Alloc Fine Cohen and George
z Hill WAS affirmed. The Mutual COM
paay Vas sued for $500. tho amount Of
ne Insurance policies which st WAS claim
"a had Iaps~d Tho plaintiffs won the
feated IN court The dectslon snsuns tho
DECISION Of the court of the state Of Wa<n-
in4too-
The APPEAL 81 the Tyler Mining Com
pany was dssmsSsef
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Sp<rlsl Dispatch to tbs Post-InssIIsSenccr
DElstSG, Oct 2-Ds<pinH ~ last has
seiephons connection with the outside
wogif The Sunset Telephone Company
has Just eonpIessf q long distance line To
III place from New WhafcoTu. ard the
1sesI Einss Will be completed In day Or
fwo. The local exchange covers Wicksn-
Anm and Noun. Baker mills ard frtsgysrs-
iAG mills and residences A suburban nns
rsm TO welcome four miles east.
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VICTORIA, ~ g., oct 2~-fyowai police
sre bssfie1 ~ the attempt 20 loesfe Js,k
tho ffppsr who foujlv murdered ard mutt
lated Mrs., John Bings Thurv5sy nieflf 81
IL believed 20 nv either the WORK ~ moral
peryert OF of Indian women from 40 the
coast
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VICTORIA, n, C.. OCT: Mike Powers
. prominent saloon man, VAS asndbsAGsd
~ his own gate sunday morning on rs-
turning from niS ssioon, The bag burst
snd . hickman passing scared bis two
sNaiIaDfs OF n vas supDsssed ~ be an
NsfffnN af rDftfSrH
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VANCOUVER, r. e. Oct Ills i'm
persi German nstssty's snip G<4sr arrived
this afternoon froD Esgg.malt ard vii re-
main In me hsYhsr until fse tsfh While
here Germans IN town gfU perform heir
annual military seryfes aboard ne war.
setp,