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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02
Ratios Of Passage nre as Follows:
SINGLE TRIP.

SINGLE TRIP.
For San Francisco
OaDln ..'....'....... ''p 20
European Storage ........... 25
For Yokohama
Cabin .......... .S15O
European Storage ........... IS
For Hongkong-
European Storage ............ 100
ROUND TRIP.
For San Francisco
Cabin, 4 months ...............$125
For Yokohama
Cabin, a months ............ 1925. 90
Cabin, II months ........... 262. so
For Hongkong-
Cabin, 4 months .$262. so
Cabin, IL months ........... 316.25
For Freight aid Passage and Gener-
al Information, apply to
ri. Hackfeld & Co.,
(LIMITED) AGENTS.
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VESSELS TO SAIL TOMORROW

LooTlLo To Said IUNURRUW.
Stmr. Maui, Freeman, for the Clau-
dine ports. u. M
Stmr Claudine. Cameron, for the
kinau's ports, II a. m.
Stmr Lehua, Bennett, for Molokai.
Lanai and Lahaina, p. m.
Stmr Mauna Loa, Simerson, for
Lahaina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau, 10
a. m.
Stmr Re Au Hou, Mosher, for Hama
maulu, 10 a. m.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS.

Saturday, December 81.
Stmr. Mkahala, Thompson, from
Waimea, 1870 bags sugar, % bags of
rice, 20 packages of sundries.
Stmr. Waialeale, Green, from Ka-
uai, $500 bags sugar.
Sunday, January /.
Stmr Iwalani, Gregory. from Ha-
wall, 1,S16 bags sugar, 25 packages of
sundries, 3 deck passengers.
Stmr Kilohana, Thompson. from
Kauai, $3.50 bags sugar, packages of
sundries.
Schr IA Moi, from Hawaii.
Schr Kawailani, from Oahu ports.
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THE QUEEN HOTEL

Pleasantly situated, rates $3.50 to 50
per day. Weekly rates 81 to So.
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BISHOP 4 CO.
SavingsBank

On October 1st, 1898, and continuing
Hntil further notice, Savings Deposits
will be received and interest allowed
BY this Bank at four and one-half per
sent per annum. The terms, rules
and regulations of the Hawaiian
Postal Savings Bank will be adopted
AS far as it is practicable to apply
khem, and the Cash Reserve of $4,000
~ required under the Postal Act will
be maintained,
Printed copies CT the Rules and Reg
n1ations may be obtained on the LIST
u October on application.
BISHOP & co.
Honolulu, September 7. 1898.
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KINGS STRONG BOX.

The king of AMMAN has an original
idea in the way of strong box. He
has the trunks of trees followed out,
filled with gold and silver and flung
into his private lake, where large
staff of crocodiles ward off intruders.
What will he do when he wants his
treasures?
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Agents for DR.. Deimels Linen-Mesh
Underwear. Send for Catalogue.
We make SHIRTS to Order.

Telephone No. 676. No. Gil Hotel st.
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PASSENGERS

Per stmr. Millahala. from Kauai. De-
cember 31-Dr. Campbell. ]. Markham.
Mrs. ONley, II. NJ. Coke, Miss Maha-
luna, ~ on deck.
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DEPARTURES

Saturday, December 81.
Schr. Kawailani, for Oahu ports.
Sunday, January I.
L. ). Revenue Cutter McCulloch.
Hooper, for San Francisco
Monday, January ..
Br. sh. CITY of Adelaide, Williamson.
for Homboldt Bay.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
AND THE
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co.,
1T
For Yokohama, HOngkOng, Kobe,
Nagasaki, and Shanghai.

Steamers Of the above Companies will
call at Honolulu on their way to the
above ports on or about the following
dates:
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For SAN FRANCISCO.

Steamers of the above Companies
will call at Honolulu on their way
from Hongkong and Yokohama to the
above port on or about the following
dates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25

examined In not included in the Mount Raj
nier reserve, but ! presume the limits
may be changed somewhat 10 conform TO
the character Of the country. Not only is
this matter taken up by the government
az a park and place to preserve game AMI
mails and for n pleasure resort. but for
timber culture also. Notwithstanding tne
fact that II has been often represented
that the forests OF Washington are mex
haustihie, at the present rate OF des;ruc-
ton the time will come when something
must be done 20 preserve our forests. ana
when timber culture will become an i'm
portant item In the government economy.
The proper time ~ prepare for tEat
contingency Is now when large tracts Of
land are in the hands OF the government.
and befoe private parties have acquired
ffsta
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25

Former EsGItsh Army Ooees says
BOevs Are Ovevvsteo.

VANCOUVER r. 9. Aug A-chsries
w Thompson. who served a. SIAM oncer
to the colonial defense IN the TransvaA
during the war nine years ago. scouts no
idea that the Beers are sucn amazingly
accurate shots He says:
For twelve wears I had every oppor-
turlty 81 Judging their shooting. | have
hunted with them. participated IN their
shooting matches. fought sde ~ eide Win
them 10 Kassr wars and fought against
them throughout the war 81 IsS'-.l
therefore claim 10 know what ] am tssx-
ing about The simple truth - fnst their
ehoofing - about a. good az t5af OF most
any eolonists accustomed 20 carry gun.
ard no better
II eonssdsr IL inferior 20 trait 81 Amerf-
can yrontier~nen net with On ne plains
twenty years ago. and ~ sislsy they would
nor he considered. but " a hundred farm
bred Canadians Australians and Amer1-
cans were collected haphazsrd they would
form a team which az reGsr5s accuracy
81 shooting ar equal number ~ Beers
might or might not excel. the Deftlns w5uit
be about even.
The men are good s0f untiriGz horse
men fair rarksfnen ohedsent "a aniB5r-
inv. FUN % confidence. bred ~ former sue
cess ard all. except perhaps TIE very
young men. have seen shots fred n anger
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REPORT Of LIEUT.. JARVIS.
HOW HI aEoCUED The SICK AT
KOT1EDUE SOUND.
He Thinks the Death Roll 81 the
AAventuPers lnse Thst Toesaken
neg1sn Considerably HS9her
Than EstinateA-nela fer Piracy

WASHINGTON. Aug. c4-Cspt. Shoe
maker, OF the revenue cutter service. today
received q report from Lieut.. d. H. Jarvis.
the commander OF the revenue cutter Bear.
containing an account Of the rescue Of the
gold seekers WHO rushed into the Kotxebue
gold country. Alaska. In the summer OF
1883 Lieut.. JARVIS was taking the Bear
north TO Cape Barrow on her regular trip
Lieut.. Jarvis says:
First Lieut.. Berthoif and Surgeon Haw-
ley were sen, 10 the camp at Hotham in
let They returned with thiriy-,wo SICK
and convalescent. all affected with scuryy-
Some Of these were in very low condition.
and the chances are that some OF them
would not have survived many days with
out medicine. From rs 10 80 people were
still in the camp. Some had plenty OF
food and means OF paying their way out
Returning TO the camp, Lieut.. Berthotf
and the surgeon brought OF all those In a
destitute condition or without means: forty
eight men. two men and an infant. making
elghty-,hree persons in all taken from the
camp. II was impossible TO take any more
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r. obe Mount Rainier reserve. The Trim
ado for the purpose OF examining .
non Of country about thirty uiies wide
- sixty miles long on the western slope
Mount y. Helen. and making a report
70 the United States xovernment on the
character OF the country and whether best
sale
Ny report VIII not be ready for some
little time" said Mr.. Shetlar, Though I
nSvc mos, OF the Geld work done We
started IN at Elbe, and went through
Lewis. Cowlitx. Clarke and SkamaIlla
counties az far AZ the Lewis river cover
ing something Hke fifty townships
found all kinds OF country some rich
valleys and some Of the finest timber that
ever grew anywhere There are also lfdi-
cations OF coal and other minerals ia
abundance. Prospectors and engineers are
at work in this section. but who they are
or what they are doing do not know.
"A good part OF the territory which
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General Manager NilIer Esp1atas
Wts TvSp "a Goat Lake.

Special Uspafch 10 the Post Intelligence.
ARLISGTOS. Aug. 4L-G@psrsi Man
aeer l.. = Mih.r. ~ the Seattle A. Inter
national. and party returned 20 SEATTLE
this morning after spending thirteen days
IN the north fork ~ the st!llsx8amisn ard
Sauk river valleys. his TIL extending a.
far az Goat lake and the mines ~ me
Penn Mining Company The party re-
turned ~ the route of the Everett n
Monte Crisfo railway.
Mr.. Miller says rs trip was for pleas
ure only. bot ne was over just the country
that would enable hirn 20 Judge % the feaS-
inslity % exteHsng branch lire up me
SiIlaguanish and Sauk rivers 20 DARING
ton and Goat lake NJ Miller spoke en-
Enthusiastically ~ h,s trip and the resources
% the country visited
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nxrA. Or, Aug. A--Three OF u
~ disappearing guns mounted y
= 1900 we're tested today The test'
.s-..aa under the supervision Of Capk-
4 ~. Fl the ordnance department, who
!. .es1l.~ the Pacific coast on special
Il III - technical examination and ofd>s
I .s .s.smt g 10 the completeness and
!; ays1sv 81 ali the new batteries located
!.s - coast. Everything connected
e. - nechantsm and ammunition Tor
- Uas carefully scrutintxed ana
= !&red before the fring took place.
.S fIark expressed the highest salts.
- With the guns The day was per-
~ the test was successful In every
ssN The protectile used Was solid
esSzssi shot weighing nearly 60 pounds.
~ The guns were fred at range Of
- half miles over the open wa
a the point Of impact with the
- column OF water sp0uted into the
seveYal hundred Ieet. Commander
rron aimed the guns and controlled
- squad. The last shot fred was
|5n1 q q fixed target which was the
sx1s5ns detached end Of some old piIing
-; fhe jetty. The range-nnder showed
INT to be something over three and
lila from the gun. When the smoke
@1euA away II was found that the bunch
II S1es had been fairly struck. one Of
belng broken and carried away.
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CANNOT PAY SIX PEN CENT.
south bend Asks . Reduction Of
bond Interest

Special Dispatch 10 the Post -Infeilgsncer
SOUTH BEND. Aug st-Due 20 the sf-
forts OF Councilman Boner, Of the finance
committee. the holders Of S2t on OF the So
90 OF bonds outstanding agalns, South
Bend have consented 20 accept instead
OF per cent. interest during the balance
Of the life OF the bonds. six years pro-
vfded the rest % the bondholders agree
10 the same reduction. Such an arrange
mert has been IN existence for three yesrs
past, and ~ IL expected that the contract
win be renewed.
The town IL unable 20 pay per cent.
bat there IL no disposition 10 repud. ate
any Indebtedness. legal or illegal
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Special - Apafca 90 ire Pns'-inteil xencef
SOUTH BEND Avg q AZ me Pac.fc
county teachers institute. tusf closed. res
olItiors were adopted fayoTfng ua.on
school districts and state frsnsPorssf'5s
% pup ie Myfug ~ a distance from Scnooi :
= state tax for the supporf - state esu-
catiOrAi Institutions instead % appf0pri
ar onS hy tire legislature and a lew nag
ing IRE attendance ~ school directors ~
institutes compulsory The institute was
the beet ever held here.
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Roth salmon rtshevm~a ssd Can
vevs~s WsA~ Noeey.

VANCOUVER. r. . Agx 2s-Tas sal
- r.~irg ssaser ., Fs~ mas d-a~a % a
rfo.4 and q great many csnasrl~s pad ~
tnegr ae1srrr~r t09sy TIE T~sr hss 1@sn
ar rxrspf.nnAiiy proftsois ore ,cv H~aer-
rsH. X nor g1iir 40 pTolfs1s~ ~ - so
rsrsss The average esrrins- nave zen
.hssss ira far asfa mar. There were snesst
90 men enz4xs4 IN ne s1TasrFV - fn~s-
roslsrffve earnings rust n~s* D~~n tAs@~S
Trm entire pars - Frs@r rbF~r Rss pe~r
ss-srr..s4 nQ rs-~crs ig = position - krrE
=, 80 40 es.sz. - raas 80 season 1as r~~x
sssrfy .as.e~ssfsi for far eanneryrseFs-
1890 ~ price ps.r far ne 1sn rAs
$50 49, ~ s.rs-ssr.srss rsfa otn@r YeArs.
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xoT ewDEwEp To waSrLA.
Thirs,-afsh viii Re1sis IT Vas
~cvv~r for some Ti@e Vet.

sr~rlaf Di~natch 20 me ros Intel. xs1csr
VANCOUVER. Wash. Aux "a report
sent oct from here today fhaf ne Tntffy-
afth regiment ms nesn or1ere1 % haas
rr1ves 10 % a csusra. TIE var tepsrs-
rnent telezrsphed Cot PfumTsr asking
Waer me regimen. would - ready % starr
ard COL Piummer reri3s3 az not as ne
could get thoroughly orssn xsG. ~nlcs
xost,d r~osaafy - thirty days
rizd physical sxar nation - DOS -
lux conducted ~ ths surgeon 81 ne r~xi-
inert Asouf zen Fsr cent az nc feers.ts
s-a hsfnx srrn1n 0Bs There are nCs Sss
rnsn in the barracks srt Tor ~oDv@nirncs
ne ex.-a men are bs.ng orzsnizsd isto
separate companies
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&rs,h.r Mill for Aberdeen.

Special grsratca 80 re Fsoss-fr'esis.1ctF
EEN-RAi.IA. aug. a-TAe EsFge &
- .rh f.atn,~r Company, - tats CITY. a II
prrs,s bly, soar ~. az uniH at AS~rdes.1
i; ha. ben o~srrst free ssiil ste. The
nat. hs.ilt wiil he II sato feet GsIsy
ca psesty. ara have al modern improve
f4sen.s The company sold iEs ccntrsiiA
sx.il recently. IL Waa moved 20 Everett
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OLYMPIA. Aug s&-The County Board
az Eauailra; on 81 i1irnssi today after re-
fu.ins snr application Of tire Norther- Pa
ciac Railway Company for a reduction y;
q assessment or rs property in Thurston
county Ga 1850 a mile on its main line and
81 sss on ifs side tracks
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hcoe Nlckeus. Of Tacoma. Must
Walt HE TuPn In Coart.

hhi uspatch to the Post-Inteil.Eencer.
HCOMA. aug. A.--The trial OF Mayor
en1. who was indicted by the grand
~ u . charge of soliciting a brsbe In
neet!on with the compromise Of the IA
- nght and water company million
~ Qiif." will probably be the first case
- % BY the superior court next month.
hlo0andci special jury and an i'm
Non1e trial. but the court declined 10
- he matter up before the regular
- - not more than week OF tine
III he gained at most
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state Warrants Called.

OLYMPIA Aug. 3-Stata Treasurer
Young has called the following warrants;
state warrants Nos a. sas to ~ "a iaciu-
siva. on tire general fund and Nos s.ssi TO
s<ss inclusive ON the military fund. In
ter.St ceases on these warrants after Sept.
4 f~a Amount Of cass. General fund,
81 80, military sunt s. sls ~ State ho7ds
Nos Il. Is. n and >, have also been called,
The amount Of the bond call IL se,es
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sALOoNkEEPER kuLIED
Fatal ANray 80 WW1sio usmp. RE-
swlstug In Chas. uarvab~e's Death.

LEWISTON Itaho Aug - Word
reached here today - tire murder q
Charles iArrssee. EalocnkseSeT az H.l'-
TUESDAY evening TIE men hs4 ausfrsi~y.
81 gambling game bat = was thought
hsa seftiee the xficul,y. fe~ minutes
later iArrasee and Long vslsed
sr apparently IN goot hggro-
suddenly Long s-Aeb~t T@rrar~e
seses. ore q The wounds psrs,ssfsaG LIE
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Special Tsspsfeh to tas pcs'-ini@li genreT.
SOUTH BEND. Aug - Rev. Arthur II
Ccri % Friday Harecr nss aecepsei
cal 10 tire Presbytsr an ehnsc@es - South
BEND ard ii~aco preaching ia each place
alternate sundays he ~as formerly {
missionary ansocS the Nayrncns IN tfa1.
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Snssssai rp.Saatch n the PoSs-intellgeneer
VANCOUVER Wash. Aug A-At a
meeting Of the board q trustees 81 Toe
school TOR defective yoIfn today. Prof
James Watson was employed a. bead
.ssrh,~ IN the sehoa! ana he was ordered
20 ogsen Il on Asgus; ~ tie - % remain
head teacher pesdins q decision % his case
In the supreme court
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ALL BUSINESS Must CEASE.
Whstcom County VIII RigiAIy En-.
force sunday Law

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-IntelIgencer.
WHATCOM. Aug. A-The prosecuting
attorney today published notices that hare
after all retail business and trade must
cease In Whatcom county on Sunday. and
that he will enforce the sunday law
against merchants. tradesmen generally
as well as against liquor Dealers
THIS IL the sequel OF an attack on tie
saloons by the ". G. T. r.. In the early
part OF the month. What the effect OF
the notice viii be r probiematicsi bur -
Is generally conceded that ~ will be CON-
pIicd with
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GOVERNOR MAKES PROMOTIONS.
Nottaes Department nj Advance
m~nts In Ftrss WashtagsoW.

OLYMPIA Aug .t-t;ov. Rogers today
notified Secretary of War Roo; OF he
follow ng promotions made I'm the First
Washington regiment IN the Philippines:
First Lieut.. Briggs company r. appoint
ed aalGsant by colonel 81 reg mcut. See
end Lieut. Lemon company r. appointed
mrs, lieutenant. Hospital steward AIS
promoted "a assistant surgeon. II 1p-
proved by Col Waoliey. vice Surgeon
brown. prornoted
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mp MACDUFF MAKES FORT.



iayed Her.
ArI0RIA, Or. Aug. A.-lThe longer
- ship MacDuH reached this port this
-. after consuming 1872 days In pas
from Calcutta Her captain reports
r nlecession Of head winds. gales and
Sm Ill the way. There was no other
- TOR the delay. In consequence Of the
voyage they almost ran out Of provfs-
p and X she had not fallen in with the
H11nment transport Warren OF the CAL
- coast actual starvation would have
FL 0he obtained from the Warren
- was thought 10 be an ample supply
y able her TO make port and was Of
~ nose. but II was declined. Contrary
Z ~ captains expectations head winds
- again encountered after leaving the
4un, and the crew was almost FAM
when the mouth Of the Columbia
= uached. The voyage was otherwise
n1ontful The MacDuff has q cargo of
|fn1o grain bags.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-fn.ellgencer.
TACOMA Aug. A.-Most OF the defend
ants indicted by the recent grand jury
were before Judge kean OF the superior
court, this morning for arraignnent.
Nearly ali asked for time 10 plead The
time was extended 10 next Tuesday morn
Ing IN ali cases. There are tweniy~,hree
indictments. Court viii open on Mond5y.
September IL.
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Special Dispatch 20 me Pe~s-fntels xsae~-
WASHfSGTOS Aug A-TSe r~Cnrs
published fnaf ~x-Eon9ressman James
Hamilton f.~wf~ nss zsslesf FOR Earop~ -
Incorrect He will rerna4n ~ Wasrsn~for
until fne state depaTfrn~nt r@cfd~z ~ness~r
10 wiEi demand r-6re~~ from Fsrsax Brffssn
for Attn miners
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Michael. arrived this morning. bringing
forty-Rne disheartened and disgusted men.
The passengers claim they were enticed
reports and were fortunate In escaping
from almost certain death by exposure
and scrrvy
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Special Dispatch 20 the Postinteli.gencsr.
TACOMA Aug z-rzra Meeksr, the
former Puyaliup hop-klng has returned
from Dawson He fs preparing 10 so back
In a few weeks with third large ship
nlent Of vegetables and delicac 80 which ne
thinks will s-li next winter a, old time
Kloyssfike prices.
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VANCOUVER = g Auz - ev9Is-
Ing evidence 1ss b>~r secured 1ere axasnst
Florence NJ kenxs~ an 4gEd <~~p~r If y
hous~ ~ ~ fame vho 10 GaarDpd wffn
procuring two iris ur6~y Iffe~r year. -
aga 20 become nusfAe ~ n~r 1rusneE
5ne nas been bsif for trial For se~plnx
a dss6rderIv 1oue~ ~n~ was Tired r'fs* and
sentenced 20 six fnonsns imprisonment.
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BEAR IN MIND THAT THE HELP THOSE WED axxx
THEMSELVES" SELF HELP SHOULD FExcH rot I'd ca
SAPOl

bedroom. The door Was o8rst open susg
the ponce found the rsnssn~ ~ ma WAITE
an IN an advanced stage Of tecompss4tSas1.
Her real name was Treweienss Gre ~sIne
from cressif0n. near Exeter Ont.
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ms SECOND AVENUE

kidneys from the back LArrabee died
Wednesday afternoon. Long arrived At
Mount Idaho. the county seat. last even
ing and gave himself up TO the authorities
His aged mother il living at Yves, Superior.
VIA
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us14 RAINIER FOREST RESERVE
y =, y. Stellar Returns From .
Tour Of InspectiOn.

ledhl Dispatch to the Post-Intell.gencer.
fACOMA, Aug. AID. B. Shellar. super
kto1ent Of forest reserves. returned to-
II lF0m q trip Of several weeks duration
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DisgusteA with Cape Nome.
Special Dispatch to the Post-IntelIgencer.
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug A.-Schooner
A. NJ. Baxter. twenfy-four days from ST.
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XA1EAk
w NERVES

come from q
uexk stomach.
Ss,ors 7e~es
and . vtcc~ous
sfc~sei Togou
st< use Of Hct
'e-e,'s So-xct
Br'ers. h cures
dysrersts. ive-
S1c kte,ey roc
hes. See fhxfx
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-28
RESULTS ON THE D1AuoND.
I.aItimore aud Philadelphia Each
shut the OtEer out.

Baltimore. Sept 27-Baltmore and
Philadelphia played a double-header TO-
day and each club scored a shut-out- Nc
Ginuity was a problem for the visitors In
the first game, while Frazier was easy
Of the home batters.
Nops and McKenna gave farcical ex-
hibi,ion of pitching 10 the second game
while Donohue was enismaIcal through
out. The fielding Of the Philhes com
pared favorably with the first game, but
the orioles quit after the second inning
and Disguised the shivering spectators
Attendance. 2,oC0. Scores:
FRS game RH.E.
Baltimore . 0 XII 10 ]
Philadelphia. o 0 0 o o 0 o. 6 q
-McGinnity and Smith; Frazer
and Mcfarland.
Second game r. II. r.
Baltimore ..........O O 0 0 o o % 4 4
Philadelphia .....1 4 o lis II !
Batteries-Nops McKenna, Smith, Girls
ham and Robinson; Donohue and Doug
lass