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Great Enthusiasm.

The enthusiasm which took posses.
sion OF the people OF San Francisco
when the Washington troops marched
up Market street to the strains Of mar
tial music. was a surprise even to the
members of the home delegation who
had been In touch with every move
ment looking TO the perfection Of to-
days programme. The man who tried
to buy a cigar. drink or merchandise
in any place OF business on Mar.
ket street while the troops were pass
ing will tell you how much the peo-
pie of this city appreciate the Wash
ington regiment Every clerk, mer-
chant, and. ii seemed, every pretty girl
In the city. and everybody else. stood
on the sidewalk and waved flags and
cheered. They would have been on the
streets had II not been that great
platoon Of mounted police kept them
back. Every soldier had a bouquet
which adorned his shining rife. and b
private and officer was SO weighted do
D-ssa.J t..~nr.r<. ~ b.,-
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Elastic Prices.

Seine ortesaa. ehssE~. made adjust them
Tass GntoT
Ny chargx Are adjustable Ay glasses
skl rrSa&Se. Ard
the
IL CLAY EvERsoIE opsscias. - rsrss Ava. seattle
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Amt that kind. Seer
It's enough 40 be back once more
From q foreign shore:

Amt that kind. See?
It's enough 10 be back once more
From foreign shore.
To touch the earth
OF the land of our birth:
To see the heavens above.
The homes we love.
To watch the old rag fly
Against It's satfve sky.
And to hear the words.
Sweeter than songs Of birds.
OF those who love Us Say,
Have you ever besn away.
Where the bot sun burns
And tire Eaiasm turrs
Into blazing fevsra. and
The whole land
Is flied wtsn devils who lark
Everywhere 10 get In their wert
OF 6eafhe II yea hav&nS. you
r,on's krsox Whist we've been through
And what 1. means 20 be
Home In peace and security.
Taat's why
We eoaid almost cry
Fer 10Y. and we thank God
For the sacred scd
T.sa. sx under car feet sgstay,
Where we've come TO ssay-
Unless
Orzr couasry*s ssstress
saoui9 call as again:
Assi then
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Pretty Girls Extend Hearty Welcome.

looking
sidewalk
broken
q
whe his
Honey a
which characterized
the
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SAN FRANCISCO GIVES
BOYS ROYAL WELCOME
They March to tie Pnesidio---Sfreets Packed
Wah People Cheering Them With
the Widest Enthusiasm.
specsG, Dispatch to the Po.sInssu.oencer.

Special
~ FRANCISCO 1o-The Washington volunteers who
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Washingtonians Starting Back.

Washington question
the
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in this city to q volunteer army back
from the war in the far-off islands OF
the East II the people OF Seattle and
the state OF Washington extend to
these tired boys in blue, during the
coming celebration in the Queen city
OF the Northwest, the same hearty
welcome, il the outburst Of patriotic
feeling in their behalf is as great as
marked today's reception, it will be all
that is expected--it will be more
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Boys Waited oAnxionsly.

It came but very slowly. A early
a $50 o'clock there was = crowd at
the outer edge of Folsom street dock.
waving their handkerchief and call.
ing to the members Of the regiment
as they moved about the transport.
One woman. the wife Of an officer
aboard. appeared at the dock about 8
o'clock, and later she said that ave OF
the privates took positions at the
guard rail about the time she arrived
and never moved foot until allowed
TO land, more than three hours later.
1t was . o'clock when the trans
port got alongside the dock. The ma
jority Of the Washington delegation
had assembled there long before that
hour. and most OF them stood chatting
TO the men on board. A messenger
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the previous Afternoon, wh0n oil the
delegation was ordered on tho tug
Fearless. but II was too hard for them
to break away after the long separa-
tion. and 80 they fingered, promising
to depart In the evening. and whom
evening came refusing to leave until
the regiment was landed. At least 80
per cent. OF the boys were 90 glad to
know that they were to enjoy the
beauties Of terra firma once again
that they did not go to bed. but stayed
up all night long anxiously awaiting
the frst gray peep OF day.
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BOYS ARE HAPPY TO
BE ASHORE ONCE MORE
Land Laden With Carlos and Are Feasted,
Paraded Through Shouting SNal-
htude and Feasted Again.
spscsor Ds.,asca 70 sae PossI.se,nsenesr.

PostJsteHgemce.
FRANCISCO 1o--It that
sAaslG
49, getting Pennsylvania from
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Are we here?
Well. It's queer
II We amt;
And the paint
They're putting on NJ Amt white
By = long night
Geeroosalum josh.
You ought to see them slosh
Over to see the boys once more
On our native shore;
To greet us
Wherever they meet us.
And to all W up
On the bFfmna1ng cup
And with good things to eat
That can't be beat!
This town ID ours, and
We can have the whole land
II we ask for II; but We
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she sailed from San
Francisco Of tie first Washington


SoandSo and Lieut. Somebody
kilograms of Congrafalation.
Knights pythias
home congratulations and best wishes
weassnber is a
liable he the
he fashio o a football
Loaded Wah Cufos.
Washington
folks
which
Philippines
ugHnsss sasE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES
sFEC4Rt. INFORM ALTON FURNISHED
manufacturers business hoSsrs ard pub
lse men b. the Press Clipping BGrsan
tAn~r'st. rrsm &. MCKAY essAsins- Par.
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particulars address Taeernz Carriage and
Baggage Transfer Company. Eaec0A.
taaeSAone. Main q
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" A>TEEe~ TNrS~ 90 esaF -ss~sv sarwastsess
sss*~*seSxasx -x=sssHs. Mia yasA. - eMSA
sssA4ss STATE rect AzsssTxss g. Gaze
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Biacksmits, - clear or .
day; gardener. - clear: tTonerS and
stArchers. 81 week. steward and boat
cook. 70 and ~: rigging singers and
buckess. t7.z and 2.se. double and
single block sawyeFH. tc and &c: [h0yue
tea1neteF. ~ clear camp cooks. 80 and
80, boys IN city. hay 6Alern. man and
wife ~ MILL - clear: wood seametef:
teamstsvs, machtne dr1Ilers. helpers and
shovelers. etc. on Northern Pacific and
Great Nofthern railroads. free pass.
costs yoa only 81: wood chopptng near
city. sewer ana city water work team
man. boys III shtnsis mill. coal shovel
ers and extra gang men. ~. free pass.
bridge carpenters Tor the East. 3160.
free pass; ttemaksrs. t1cs hrickyaro
men. -. hooktenders. 81: roadmen.
HH: stickermAn. Kitchen helper. ~
and found: mill taiiyman. carpenter
aud Blacksmith. 80 each. mili hands, =
and found. free pass: city lAbOrers. ..
beard anywhere boy 10 help around
team: r0admen. az. best yet; planer-
man. two mixers. -: farm hands, ~
and -. two-horse Transfers. =. tie
makers near city. city carpenters. $50:
boomman. - and found: dishwsshers:
hand machine sawyer. .. second cook
knot sawyers. packers. camp hunlies.
-. bolt cutters. e = day. city mixers
-. coal miners By day or contract;
edgerman. bolt choppers. faliers and
skldders. y. buckers And sWampers.
AN: roadmen. &3l0s bolt leaders. g S
or rs: pafternmaker: stArchers: troners:
ecopers: pondman. quArfymen. 3z8:
ekid greaser. ~. Cranes, lAe Washing-
ton street Telephone. Black ~
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NEW HOME sewing machine agency. IA
Columbia street, next door to postofhce;
needles, shuttles. and repairs for al
makes.
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MADAM BROWN carries the best hall
goods In the city; gray hair restored q
natural color without aye. 13l3 Second
avenue.
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BICYCLE-Iatest model. highest grade
manufactured: nearly new: cost so;
price $40 cash: owner leaving town. w
u. care Post-Intelligcncer.
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NEW lumber yard--Clay street and Rail
road avenue North Seattle. Cali ani
set our prices. Phone Lake 742
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The following isttsss avail, advertiser
a. this ofkce.
WANT ADS.

Aasertsse0eats unaes any
Aeaatna ~ ebessaaeA eelsans.
he = ward each tnserefens ass.
aavsrtissmenes sUansaa sns
asassh without change - eepy.
ei.ao PEE ntae tssvea words
e~sst 90 tsaeI On three
nseatAs' order. et.aa ues tsas
per sssatA, 80 stx @ssaAs' az
Der, ei.xO per ltae ser asatAs
- yeassy asasv. ~ Dss lsns
Ger usntA.
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aTT.yER FII.LlNG0 from Sc up: gold
fiilinGs from 80 up. Teeth EXTRACTED
without pain DR.. Baker. Dentist ouls
uvan block
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TO 6TEAMSHfP CW<EfH~1 uniffee1X
cf the Nztrscs OF North tanceNy~rs -
C.--Tenders viii be received ~ the -
Geryigned up 20 room on the 3<h 80
Of July merit as the Auricip4s Oafc4b
Room L. inns Of Court Building. Hs0sS>
ton street. Vancouver. y. C.. TOR the -
formanc< Of steam ferry nrv<e
tween Vancouver and North tancDov
for q ported Of three or ave ysarp -
sYs 20 state the amount of sul9O
Quiyed ard tbs maximum ras< o. uMsS
the pubic during the Continuance -
service Particulars nsusf -
the steamer 10 b. empioys1 90 -
The lowest or any tender noe sscsssnsV
WILLIAM L xEE0I
Cart 1unlc1oal -
Msrth vsseeuvss. Juss ~.
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NOR SALE-One walnut marble top oo9-
nom set. complete with spring and rat
tress: Alao oak st. - each; - Aal4
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Lake WaShsgrou. good ~
n ncuse' ~ M vel improve Faa<S r
living water. fruis. ben Of -
snap. good house. acre az ~
g1fdsn: = isua sre:s sio.e 70 CO.
Hinckiey block.
nARAS FOR SALE IN Eass-. =.
Western Washington. r SSo
West Columbia street
TIMER lands In Black hui. 4. 49,
small tracts Alfred Taompsoa o
FARMS for sale and for rsas -
D<arborn. = Cnlon block
ron ,ALE-ACRE NO.
~~.-.>.s --------------
COklN0 and steam coal prop~rsv- ~
acres. within SIX miles Of raslronT ~
oress ~ w. Carleton. Tacoma
FuR sAle-nMDen L.
FOR SALE-Severai trace a So
ana ceAr timber land IN COED iseafSos =
man sicck-
Tor sale. 90 New York sIocSs -
NOTICn o. DsssoICTSoa
nAkE notice that the partnershfp -
extsdnG between W. J. Hos -
W. h n Mackellar under the s{vIS r
Homer = Co. was terminated on - -
DAY OF July, los. and that WIN - ~
responsible Tor any acts or d<h<s 60
ssacted y tie said W. J. Homer O.
IS. H II. MAcKEI.EAn
1oTsCB TO sTcrknsaDaaa
- r. ~. -
Tile Brewing and Mailing Compxny-Ym
are hereby notified that the annual -
!, tnG OF the stockholders % the 49,
brewing and Mating Company = c.
60 meet NJ the general Offices of tn -
pany. located on Grant street hr5dm e
the city OF Seattle. WASH. At sAe -
Of o'clock p m. on the sfss d. a =.
gust. IL. for the purpose of eineonn
seven ca trustees TO serve for tn +
OF one year. I'm accordance with - -
laws OF the company, and for the vuIDI1e
o. sonsaasr;ns any Other eus:nsss -
BY order OF ths president
SECRETARY Seattle Rrswins ssa 80
July 1lst. isse
NOTICE to the stockholders Of The Gu111
BY siven to Tie ssocEhosders % - -
den Tunnel Mining Company thnt q
9ourned annual stockholder1 moocw
yin Be held az the company's o9les. g
wash. on the 18th day Of Augnse- r
Z such other business a. nay pssss5S
GEORGE r. GARDNER secrueuH
1T177c77I--1o1E7 - 49,
MONEY to loan At ioy rate % fnfsroro q :
, s,s rscso SKY a1d tl r.r" psgRssU:
western Washingson fos sass % E
. Robert y Fisher. agent. - bansy -
-. 80
Rer cent. on time depoetts: juss - s.
lube Bui,din1. Iosa snS isvss -
E-c.-c .C-,----------.s..
Hss,sm rsse sssI = % eo1%ss. as@
Comgsny,s !oan assuf. Abingsos -
me. fortIeno
S1oesTV - 100 - -
norsssss dssiers vansine AVE-.
H. SSsoc.sS Ses , e - -. = 81 49,
.So@,rV - - - - - -
ACNEI % loen e -mpsoye0 elty
~ low Tefe q INTEREST buf1ozn9
neer building.
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] Haze 30 20 Ioeo on rod eoeDoo ri
q Ten ainutsA LArrfs ca1n. = -
oSock-
mum: i.grovsd oily prspsrtx 49,
Trust Company. W-ue Waehen
bldg.
BROKER0. promoter. sorsRaxe &c.
waning Eastern money should VIM L
circular fnyeaeors Dirsetnrv N~u 80
MONEY 10 loan on real estate: rprG6<
able In easy monthly sumo asursGuu
= IN rrorn rsoIrasn brii<alnw -
PRIVATE funds To loan on city process
low rates. no delay Edmund BoWlun
Deter Horses. bnnk bu.lsIfn~ -
JAMFa RoTHwEIT Cftx ana 49,
loans. insurance ana a,rrty Mr.. r.
Hcsrnr NO. rSfsrher. -
10 Y0AN-n - go szsn an ,-ur-vun
e4sw nrooertv wa = Hax1~r ~
A.,tsSs.~ -
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wANTED-A lot Of good carpenters, ship
carpenters preferred. for work on trans-
ports Apply Eugene b. Leddy quar-
tenmanaer department. u. 3. H.. over
Scandinavian bank
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nUnUDO C4ANC8S-Cone1nooa
HOTELS AND LODGING HOUSES FOR
SALE AND RENT
q a.,.ssSs a 6s6rock pricea Remember Sc
sffle q autttnt ttvel1ef al the time. and
- M nave no dull season this year. a.
ola settlers are aware OF the faci that July.
femh1r are usually quiet, but It win not
Sc g thh tine. and the prices OF every
thing IN the shape OF business proposisions
- pnrchsse. We cffer for sale for this
week these special snaps:
e-roon hc:.,. frsSnda r nscr o9 ms ~@
S-room psivsts boarding house; s,,soe
O.room hotel, very central ana elegantly
q. soom Sot.i furniture al new. with lease
Tor two years. N.eo. and viii be offered
for three days only.
0-room house. down town. no lease Nl@
S1ocS from rom ms oiiics. lease for three
n.room hotel. no lease. saoca
ka-rcom hotel, large numoer OF mesoe
roonas. rent IS; price una
ls-foom house. brick. hath and gas. splsn-
didIy furnished. ~
fair location: furniture ga. bat e iced
Scif easS l. Sssir.d Ssisacs 4 Per cent
i.,s..s, s 8: a:ss s hi, e..s s.,..e. :,
! Ger cent. month.
Ain many nics locations from Pine street
10 western svenns. With houses Tor rent
and furniture Tor sale. nom stx TO ten
rooms each: would make GOOD houses
for. parties wtshins to cleer their rent
iooKine Tor anything il our iins. Il WIN
pay you @ ca. az s5anaeS our ns1
al First avenue
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oAloe HIST your Rrooorey Win HevDAo ~
Herman. - New yor8 hoook
SoS SoussSssptns: only q. INQUIRE iSSiX
Second street. room ~
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WANTED-0ood reotaQrant men = open
- 49, Y---..--.---
a90AxUv "a uaAant sooA sAoaa nonsnron
through our 90. H Paasa1 Heeoe1
Baltimore. M
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Washington. q, care Post-lnteIIl-.
gencer.
70 California p 4 care Poss.intsI1-
gencer
FUK szd1 .-ss c csr o R ssnoSc-
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FOR SALE-tsus eigsr and csnssssson-s
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-07-27
INDIANA MINE RIOTS.


Troublesome Bows.
Evansville, July 27.-Rioting prevail
az two OF the local mines yesterday. AS
the colorod non-uniuu miners employed
at the First Avenue mine came from
work they we're met by a crowd OF
small boys, who carried tin horns and
tin cans, They followed the miners
for about a block, and kept up a con-
tinual yell Finally the negroes turn
ed on the boys and pulled their pis-
tolls. They fred several shots into the
crowd. but no one was hurt The boys
jumped behind trees and telephone
poles for protection Soon there we're
several hundred people on the scene,
and many Of them had Winchesters.
The police dispersed the crowds with
difficulty.
Nearly 1000 people gathered at the
John lngle mine. and when the negroes
stopped work they were surrounded by
strikers and sympathizers. Both union
and non-union men carried arms. and
IL was impossible for the officers TO
distinguish them. The wife OF one Of
the strikers made an attack on John
lngle. the owner OF the mine, and
struck him over the head with an
empty powder can The non-union
miners rushed through the line and
were brought to this city on a tugboat
The men paraded the streets with their
arms, and the police made no effort to
stop them. Mayor Akin issued a proc
lamation last night forbidding the
miners from parading the streets. The
situation is extremely grave, and the
officers find themselves unable TO con-
troll It, The negro miners at the First
Avenue mine say they will carry Win
chesters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-07-27
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Omaha, July PA reservoir of
stupendous size is to be constructed
in the Platte country. The application
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