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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-29
WATER TAXES!

The following resolution is the vote of the
taxpayers of the village of Middlebury:
During the months of March and September
the collector shall publish in the Middlebury
REGISTER and post in the postoffice a notice
stating when and where he will receive the
water tax. Fifteen days shall be allowed for
the payment of said tax; at the expiration of
that time the commissioners shall shut OF the
,oater from the premises of all persons whose
tax Is unpaid.
In co plianee with the ABOVE vote VIII be
Der to l6, to receive said taxes; office hours,
8 to IL a. m. and to @ p. m.
X. S. BENEDICT,
Collector for Water Commissioners.
Middlebury, VT, Sept. %, 1899.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-29

The King of Italy has appointed the
Italian ambas sador, Baron Fava, a
senator of the kingdom.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-09
NEuRoSlNE PRUNIEH
GANGA PuR s l.2OO

So yenden, una casa grande de mad
|ra, terreia, con 81 BALBOA techado d
|hierEo garsalisai, y con magt IN "a
|somodldad tiene cosina y letrina d
mamposte1fs, otra pequ. n sin balsor
|techsda da hero gaIvanixado su
30 . puesta cosins y medias sguas de
difsrantes tamsfios. Todas estas pro-
piedades, estan situadas en- la calle de
lN0ntaney', eT un mismo solar y res
Gando So pesos mensuales.
Para informes dirlj.rss d la oaile de
Montaner III nero 2.
Ponce, Mayo 20 do 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-09
Rrl vile2 io9

Il led
Ovo nLp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-09
De Venta

El edifcio "panadeffa" de d,n Jai-
n. Cotal con todos sus epseres en- per-
f-cto estado de conservsci6n ademas
tres propiedades urbanas--en sus inme.
diacior es.
Para il rmes dn,jirse don N.rei-
40 Tomas c. 70 del Comercin.
ponc., AirsI IL 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-09

del
smis6
Esso led ado uein ga =
La F6isA d g6
AS6
GACSA.
Su nslo Asaao
is . rass
C&o>pA -
VT - AsaS1c
I'll. FEGTUE
. OTIS Prnpaes. 10
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For sale

The building bsk ry" of Mr.. J .im.
G tai on Villa Street, aud three th .
properties anne xad to the same.
Address-Ms Nareiso Tomas, Tailor
Comercial
raat.-Ponsa, Ahrii 27 th lS 80. In.
EsTsllmHno = POLYO LlXLTIYO de VICHY (Dr S0ulg0uD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-09
AGBNCIA RSCOLAR .EE WASHINGTON

Para el e9rane ano las mias deseen
sehoritas pueden anticipation Quano
pTvado
encargara decero Al
Ponce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-09
EEL SoLdel oanada3

noicamos al ntelgente p1blico de Isa alectura
aaas hermosas condolences, evitando sorpepddos
80 iedades garandas; antics do vuesras Hda
to.rs1 mas informes de-
t os.es Csogesos Nj. Lago, Fernando M Ces
: soicitador Luis Yordan Dav Agenes coecteros
an Ponce Blssini Hermanos- -, !, j. ,aoo
foAsS 80" - @SS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-09

H.b en- % passdo mi poder ditho Re :
tsursnt porgo en- CO: simientn de mis- re-
lscionados / p6blico On g. ,raI q1e 6e
hoy IN sdelante encontraran suculentss
com'd ~ todas horas del dia d /, la nocbe
contando con 10 coeinero esI e :ial, BITE ,
tra.o y una iimpiezs esmer ada.
sieDdo sus c)m dores frescos Ia
mod rls para mayor eomodidai eel pasa
jero no vscilo en- ofreceiles mi nuevo esta
biecimiento cen la seguridad del que IN vi
cite quedara conveu.ido de 10 que lie ofrtz
co.
My 80 de 1899
r RIVERA Y ca.
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SITUATION " .ANTiD

By Gentleman So years old. E lucs-
ted IN NV York, frow where he has
his diploma of the Pachard's Iteraaa.
tional Business College.
Can Spesk English, Spanish and
French, as we'll as Write aud transtal-
any of these languages into anothee.
Wages not an object before he mar
kes hims.lf useful.
Beet references.
Address. +. f. Box 81.
Post office
Abril, % de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-09

Sobre aamos muy parcularmente La atenc5l ds
bco por 1nica Companfa del Contnente Aeroano
concede semeante Privlegio
s medic prsniO NO CADUCARA a que l. Co s
suGciente uh nj os vsas dos
Foil
onAsla
manieada LA COM
COMP
ss1a,s ansdd egafo
ao se llama proceder c1dal vgar los intereses d.
-. asagarsdos beu de esmias
tnta rssea
1snto Podzs sssis PoLizA
DECIAoS OEI QUINTOS VICE
su@t ga como prs"os snaa eo"ps''s
ahnheMe
Ia
1900
Haba condolences prvegios mas favorabes los
xurados que los ofrece
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FONDA Y RESTAURANT
LA BELLEZA

C3'ist53aa fre9ste al al77aqce,a de los Sc
2lO1'eS Tfd0t q ca. a2eteS &Las Co
LlG71131QSu
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-16
CLASSED AS OUTLAWS.
"oerin and Othsv~ Declared to Be In =
state Of Rebellion.

PARIS, Aug. l6.-Warrants for the
arrest OF NJ. Guerin. president Of the
antl-Semlte league, who. with sympa-
thizers. has been barricaded since Sat
urday last In the Offices Of the league.
has been placed in the hands of Magis.
trate Fabre. Guerin is regarded as an
outlaw III a state Of rebellion, since his
notification Of the issue Of the warrant.
he cannot claim the right Of citizens of
exemption Of arrest from sunset to SUM-
rise. and the persons guarding the head.
quarters Of the league. numbering about
~, are In the same boat. Strict orders
have been given 10 arrest everyone at.
tempting TO enter or leave the building.
Three OF Guerin's friends who at
tempted to leave the place were ar.
rested. They all carried SIX chambered
revolvers and hatchets and what the
Frenchmen designate as American
knuckle-dusters,' otherwise brass
knuckles. The project of police is still
awaiting orders from the government
as to the action to be taken against
Guerin. The leading Jews of Europe
are arranging for "A meeting in Switzer-
land. in order to form an international
Association for their defense against the
crusade Of the anti-Semites and to pro-
tect the Jews in France after the Drey-
fus courtmartial is ended.
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T wish all bills owing me PAID by Fri
A..n., - r.. \. ARTHUR.
Owing TO early fall purchases, n y.
McOil!,vrsy will close out ms en.'1e ',n'
OF wash goods ut prices that VII, ooua
maod the attention OF oil. The line .n'
cludes neat and catchy styles IN satln
tiseues, silk armures. satin striped na
dras, piques, crepons. Ralsteas' uuo
sto. This will be an excellent emporium.
ity to purchase . tine piece OF goods ~ "
low figure.
Fine residence property Tor sale on
easy terms. CHAs.
Go 70 the Hospital for sots-ws'eE
h.ah. o. oenteL Mrs. CALLiNAN.
For trade, . good residence Win so :.
h,e and large grounds, ia this clty. 70
ersde FOR a farm. CHAs. b.
To 1seat. ,
Part OF residence near Normal ecnou.
NevIy papered and painted
~ Mas. JOHN WALTER.
FOE s Mr.. Sarah Flynn.
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Lssai Tine TaAVe

r. V a..a su! - Paul railway.
AG.EsI l., i-1.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-16
The CITY.
lNAL %BRI:NlTlES.

''F' returned 10 Dubuque.
a. AcA.mon wen. TO Went.
''4A faNkes returned TO kslo,
Liar vent to Sioux Falls
F'a al aunt.
I,."' 'h q Sioux Falls spent
10 tie city.
[s'a'ply Of lime, stucco. cement
!" co'man's lumber yard.
A. Flynn accompanied by
D'' at OF BAdus went to Sioux
..,. s"ed Is being built
Jud. TUG Oo'"'"o
hcn." wheat d cents: September
smso opened at 7oss and
d,.., A''s vs.. Indian ball game
Yesterday resulted s 70
kN,as'i los. Sweeney Of How.
D,hnasA Passengers this morn.
pbs,s lott has returned from
i4p,lr has been assisting h.s
through q se,ss Of siok.
(s 'sss's4 Of o.,-.ia, Iowa,
=" weeks outing 10 South
., ,'p0's; Fair to.n,gh. and
~, .''spt thunder ..orr. ~,
ss.a.,s' Afternoon or to.aieh.
: , s,set Phillips. b.. A.a
lpsS ' S..s ., bowel complain.
~. S bot today and hop.. !. !
All. "s'ne.
si.s johnson add it'll. e.o.A.,
u. '', .'ri,.d from W. :. 1 81
aons1 0'a'ns train.
Ai,sSS.s:,' s'ou. Fails, Co.. i
A. T. co.liss. w..sr
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LOSS ABOUT Sl5O. 900.
Business Portion OF Cas- Lake, 9Iinn.,
Destroyed by Fire.

CAss LAKE. Mimi. Aug. l6.-The
main part ofCass Lake was destroyed by
fire that broke out AT q o'clock. Fifteen
buildings were burned. The loss at
present cannot be estimated accurately,
but it is believed that it will reach
quite a figure, probably $l5o,0oo.
The fire started in the middle of the
business part of town and burned every
building in the west end except Lushers'
jewelry store and The Times office.
These buildings Were saved only by he
roic efforts.
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DAILY LEADER
PAoisoS, SOUTH DAKOTA.

ST l6. 1899.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-16

I wish all bills owing me paid by fr'
day. August ID. r.. a. a"'"'"'
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For trade, . good residence win 90 =
h,e md large grounds, ia this CITY. Y
go sor a farm. CHAs. B. KENNEDY
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and Il. q. Brown. Howard, are
ut the Luke Park.

q. +. Graf Of the northeast part OF
the county aud John Owens OF the
south part, pulled ont complete new
.threshina outfits this afternoon.
II e funeral OF the late Geo. W. Staley
Mt Prospect yesterday was the largest
ever held in that part OF the country,
there being nearly one hundred teams
present.
Chas. Is. Kennedy IL repa,nting and
repairing in u substantial manner his
large dwelling house Just EAST OF the
Presbyterian church, formerly the Nun
ger property.
Henry Bsgley OF Franklin was in the
city this afternoon having finished
stacking his grain. Mr.. BAxley says his
crop IL the heaviest he ever harvested In
this county. and il there Is anything
wrong with 1t he cannot see it.
+. A. Arthur has retired from the res
tanrant business, having sold out to
John sullivan who is now conducting
the Ideal restaurant with Arthur
Krumm in charge. Mr.. Arthur will no,
leave the city but has no, decided as TO
his future employment.
The ladies' cemetery association will
hold u meeting at the residence OF Mrs.
Jacobs al | p. M, tomorrow, FOR the
purpose ot maturing plans for holding a
lawn social In the interest OF the GENE
terry fund, the first OF mex, week. The
social will probably be held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Hill.
Sioux Falls Press. ID: The state
board ot embaimers will meet to-day.
Governor Lac, It IL reported has APP
pointed DIR. Rogers OF Canton in place
o! Henry Billion removed. The state
board OF health will also meet in this
city 20 day" The DR.. Rogers referred
20 above WAS formerly OF Wentworth,
Lake county.
j. l.. Jones has received u letter from
q. u. Stewart, formerly OF this place
now OF Sioux FALLS. stating that his
partner i II the real estate business. A.
Boorc. formerly OF this place, also' mas
had a very severe se'He OF typhoid lever
and has become almost completely par
aly zed. His condition is apparently a
very serious one.
Rapid City Journal. i3: Prof. Il. Is
McClenon, wife and two sons. Kay
moud and Walter, arrived yesterday To-
a visit with the family OF &c. johnson
Prof. McCleuon is superintendent OF
schools OF Madison. S. d.. and Mrs. Nc
Cleuon 10 a sister Of Mrs. johnson
Raj mond. though only sixteen years OLD
il a sophomore at iankton college.
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WILL KEEP Up THE FIGHT.
Cleveland Anti. boycott League Evi'
IDENTIFY Means business.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 16.-The business
mems anii-boycott committee. which
was appointed as a result of the meet
ing held the other day, met during the
afternoon and decided to hire lawyers
TO prosecute merchants and others who
violate the laws in compliance with the
demands Of the boycotters. They have
also agreed TO hire detectives to run
down and arrest d%ynamiters who have
been placing explosives under street
cars. The business men have pledged
a fund Of $40. 900 to meet the expense OF
the crusade against the violators OF the
law
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"Our baby was sick for a month with
severe congh and catarrhal fever. AL
though We tried many remedies she
kept getting worse until We used One
Minute Cough Cure.-it relieved at once
and cured her IN a few days.' B. L.
Nance, Prin. High School, Bluffdale,
Texas.
Cook s. ODEE.
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STAT. 70 seud Sick SOLDIER Home.

State to D0oO OlO0 oOAosoSU AUs8Os
ST.. PAUL, Aug. 16.-Tho state Il to
nav the expenses Of the sick soldiers OF
the Thirteenth Minnesota who are
mustered out at San Frsncisco. just
how many there will be has not yet
been learned, but GovernoI Lind feels
that the state will be willing to stand
for the transportation home OF the Ma
Mia veterans at the figure named him
by the railroads.
Ladies. o. { respectfully requested
to inspect McG,liivrsy's line OF wash
goods.
You ought to know that when suffer.
/ ;co from any kidney trouble that . safe,
sure remedy 10 Foley's Kidney Cure.
Guaranteed or money refunded:
FRANK Smith.
r.,;t.t;nc stings. bites, scratches,
-omn5s and cuts soothed and healed BY
lnaWitt'e Witch Hazel Sslve.-s sure
md safe application tor tortured hssh'
Beware OF counterfsits.
Kodol Dyspepsis Cure thoroughly
49, Tod vithout aid from the stom'
scS' and ne tho same time heals and 70
st s The diseased digestive organs. l!
Il The only remedy that does 9th o
NO. things and ~ b relied upon <
permaneutly cure dyspspess.
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ReAA
shot NJ the AoWaess

nvoox,Nos, s. D.. Aug. 1.-Two
harvest hands got drunk " H'I nS"..hoi
undsrtook to run the town. M .nH
rsrsnson attempted 70 arrest one ana
hoth nan started in to do tho of1cer up;
r.. mar,hal knocked ono down .nu
En- ~ other dead. Public op'n'0n
eustains the marshal.
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Eaader In the Omaha.

ST. PAUL. Aug. l6.-The Minnesota
and South Dakota has filed articles OF
incorporation. The company is capital
lied at $50. 900. with leave to incur
Indebtedness up to $1,000. 900. Its
ayowed object is the building Of a rail-
road 60 miles in length to connect with
the Winona and st. Peter at Tyler.
Lincoln county. and extending from
there northwesterly to a point on the
western boundary line Of the state. at
~ near Lake Hendricks. Lincoln
county. The line will DO an Omaha
feeder.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-16

Hemi,too CLARK, Of Chsunoe!' III III
sayo 10 suffered with lton'T ~ WV
twcnty ysars before trying ~ wh;ch
Wi1oh Hasol Sslve, two boxes OF ~ y
so.nlo1oly cared him. ne wss
vor7hleas and danesfoue oounseft KY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20
NEW PROPERTIES LISTED.
Seattle Mining Exchange Coming 20
the Front.

Although sales on the s'eatsle Mining
Exchange were light yesterday, II was
otherwise a lively session. The market
opened with Legal Tender firm. and on the
hrst bid advancing 70 cents. with ~
bid There was much quse. gossip CON-
corning the Sunset copper properties. which
closed Arm AZ 10 cents East San Poll, one
of the leaders OF Saturday. was held strong
At 2t@- Lost Creek. Copper Bell Silver
Creek and Index received their share of
attention by the bulls on the floor while
oil the Republic stocks scored an advantage
over the average Of las; weeks market
II was ruyy1ore. that Mount ain Lon would
follow In the footsteps Of Consolidated Re-
public ard IN ninety DAYS be a dividend
payer. which placed ,his stock in the strong
position Of 81 81 asked and 81 20 bid Forty
Ave also showed strength. and II was ru-
mored that a rich carload Of ore had BE- an
loaded AZ the station on the Treat North
ern. and valuable enough to Justify
transportation by burro< thirty-fve males
over the noun aims TO the shipping station
This car of ore will be closely guarded an
I'll IL IL received at the Everett euleiser. II
the report.
Among the new properties listed yes.e--
day morning ware Cuba. Standard and
Alabama Of the Republic 3ia,rics end
Dominion Cf the kootsnay-
The quotations and sales yesterday we're
Tire following
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PosrMAsTER Ar PALMER.
Julius kIinkeR Receives the Ap.
pointmenf by the President.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-inteIligeneer.
WASHINGTON, June fa-Julius Kiln
ker has been appointed postmaster al
Palmer, vice Mrs. Helene Petersen
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DARLINGTON MINERAL BELT
A Section Where There Are Some
Promising Properties Being
Developed.

Special Dispatch TO the Poat-Intelligencer.
TRAFTON. June l9-6reater interest
Is now nov being taken BY outside investors ,ss
North Fork OF the Stiilaguamish river than
ever before. and from present Indications
veritable mining boom will be manifest
IN the near future. The California DeveI-
opment Company, a strong San Francisco
organization with London connections. has
just purchased the Forrest lode. or what
is commonly known as the Emmons mtne
That company IL now getting men and ma
terjals ready for extensive operations.
This property Will undoubtedly make the
Darlington, or Gold mountain, mines as
famous as has the Republic mine The camp
now bearing that name.
The Sank River Mining Company of
which II. g. Price Is president. and E. NJ.
Itcyec. developing their properties rnis
company expects to be shipping ore with
in sixty days.
A wire swinging bridge is being con-
Coffin. Mallet & Nichols. OF Everett.
have been developing their properties on
Square creek. One OF their recen, assays
copper and lead
knudson Bros are opening up their
mines en- Jumbo mountain, which mines
tain an inexhaustibie store OF low grade
free milling ore.
Much farm land II offered here a, very
reasonable prices Its quality is Al.
pectors in this region, and there yet re-
mains untouched a vast field. lying east
ward. Even some OF our adjacent hills
have never been prospected.
Ferguson Il Mckilligan's, Brown 4 Ir-
vines. Cyr & McShane's and William Nc
Pieces logging camps are all now using
steam. and their combined output OF logs
probably aggregates 10000 feet per day.
There are 4 great many single bolt
camps In operation, which keep the three
shingie mills at Arlington constantly rum
ming.
q. b. Peavey, OF Seattle has concluded
purchase OF several thousand acres OF
timber lands adjacent TO the Stillaguam!sh
for Eastern investors r. H. Brownell
and Everett associates have also been buy
ing timber In the same locality
Charles Lille. formerly Of this place
whose death was recently announced a,
Manila. was one of the heroes at Santiago,
he being one Of the brave fighters on the
Oregon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20

NORTHAMPTON. Mass. June -
Northampton was dressed in is beS today
to welcome the president Of the Tinted
States on his arrival from Hoiyoke- The
public buildings. together with many resi-
3ences. were gay with bunting and Gags.
A rouslng cheer went UP as the train
came 10 a stop and the president stepped
down from the platform This welcome
was repeated az intervals and the president
and Mrs. Mckinley were constantly en-
gagged in acknowledging the cheers The
party were driven 10 the residence OF Capt
Williams where q beautiful loving cup was
presented 70 Mrs. Mckinley BY Bethesda
chapter. Order OF the Eastern Star. Of
which she II q member.
Returns to HOlyoke.
HOLYOKE, Mass. June is-The presi-
dents special train arrived at Holycke at
Ia. after three hours stay az North
ampton. From the station the members
OF the party were driven Immediately 70
the Whiting home. where luncheon was
had. preparatory for the afternoon trip TO
the summit OF Mount Tom
The palace trolley car Rock Rirmon con-
veyed the president. Mrs. Mckinley and
the others OF the party to the base Of the
mountain
At Mountain park change was made TO
the car which goes up the face OF the
mountain. President Mckinley was much
Impressed WITH the maXBlliCeHk VIEW. II
was found TO be impossible TO carry out
the arrangements TO attend the senior
dramatice at Mount Holyoke college after
the return from Mount Tom because OF the
late hour.
Notwithstanding the Iaseness OF the hour
when the Rock Rimmon reached the Whit
ing home some Of the members Of the party
decided TO continue on TO South Hadiey
in order that they might witness a portion
Of the seniors presentation OF "Midsum-
mer Nights Dream at Forest park. out
among the trees. Those who made this
journey included Abner Mckinley and
wife. George Somers and wife and Miss
Helen Mckinley. sister OF the president
about $50 and the evening at the Whiting
home was enilvened By singing.
Tuesday will De given up exclusively TO
the commencement exercises at Mount
Holyoke college. in which President Nc
Kinley and Gov. Wolcott will participate.
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STEAMER DANUBE MlcaD
The Oh Vessel ID n - shape SD
the DeeehiaS ~ Dss Wss Al
which saves UeS Ye~D siakfag

Special Dispatch 20 the Poss-infeiisgeneer.
VICTORIA. b. C.. Jurs f.--Sseames
DANUBE. sruss sssis city ard Vancouver tor
Lyle exE2l. hzs byeuxnf ur ca DsnmAn
ssArs1. wsere sc wxs beGened By her cap
saiE 90 account Of dAnAGe sustained ~
striking Ia the passage OUT from Union
where sire had called for coal The old
veases b In bad shape Fortunately fox me
ease 81 nsnd o. her pasaengers. the CON-
pany's tender Ass3e was ~ Union aad sne
took the passenger from the DANUBE. A.
much freight a. ro8sfhIe aiec Will b taken
out, bat water has done much damage
TO IT,
The little coastiBg steamer Queen City
has been sen: up for the passengers. who
will pFobsbIy be trough, back to this city
70 awaif the sailing u the next steamer.
TIE ili-iuek Of Lieut.. Gov. McInnes az
pears 90 stay with him He had 70 post
pnne his trip north On account Of the burn
tng Of che Carey Castse. bus took passage
on the DanyDe anA Is one IT those strand
"a .; Union. Possofice inspector Fleshsr
IL another passenger. He. like the COVER
nor. Was bound for the Aflin. where postal
conditions are such - 10 make his via,
anxiouny awaited.
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M'K||lT 1t NORTHAMPTON


tial Party Make IN Ascent Of
Mount ToD. and Are Impressed
With Magnineent view Afforded.
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Desers~s FROM the Andrlana Tells
= Cartoss story About Her,

Special Dispatch 20 the pesi-Inteilsxenc~r
TACOMA, June 10 Quarterynasssr
George Kennedy. Of shr Steamship Taco
ms tells another hitherto unknown chap.
ter IN the Andsiana horror. the ship that
turned turtle In Tacoma harear iast Jan
usrt and sank with ali or board
tie says the crew were locked In ths
fcressEsis every night TO prevent them
ffom ie$srssax. and that thsy must have
gone down like rats in a trap without a
chance Ia save themselves
Kennedy whipped with the Araetana al
Antwerp. went with her 20 fivarpeol ana
Whence te shanghai where ne seetsrea MS
discharge From Shanghai The .hlr came
here Here n. FIRST learned az the ai<#s-
ter. and from loo Hewitt a sailor who
deserted after tns ship anchored n.va
Nc learned ~ ,s~ practice Of Cap, star
Ing ~ locking the men in at night.
Thfs% nights Before the disaster the ahtt,
which WAS aiwass hsd salser car~en~i
80 badly THAT all the sailors got out az
their hamsnee.s- ard rushed wildly To en-.
Eanxway, where their cries ard hammer
tngs on the locked aonr only bras,zh, oar
5esr ana a curse fftsfsa the officer ~ ma
deck The newt aaS Hewitt and conn
panissn sorceesiet IA getting away ffosr
the ship Tee others . ~ believed ~ iss stifi
licked In the faFeSa~tie ~ the shin I'm ,he
hetfoTn - the aAp