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Morris tribune., 1899-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.

M1SCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.
The Iowa regiment has reached San
s t.sae:s:e 'esass,>..~
The three interested powers ags con-
sidering a. plan for Samoa. ~"'aas> -
Yellow fever has practically become
epidemic at Jackson, Miss. ..ssss:ssssssp
The Maryland gold Democrats have
formally espoused the Republican
cause. xz7sgaas.~,r.sszss
The Forty-fifth regiment, i. S. ",
left st. Paul for San Francisco Sunday
in Ave special trains.
Senator Foraker in a speech nomin-
ated Mckinley for the next president
and Roosevelt for 1904. ,sssssgssasaasgsze
Indian Commissioner Jones takes is
sue with General Wade, who thinks the
Leech Lake Indians may indulge in an
other outbreak. * sssssSs ssn Es'N''
The modus vivendi on the Alaskan
boundary has been agreed upon and
formally executed by the United States
and Great Britain. ...a-.ss=s.-e 4~
The First Montana volunteers were
given great reception on their arrival
at Butte. 1t is stated to be no exagger-
alton to say half the state was there to
welcome them. 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-28

Hot Winds East of the Mountains
Cause Shriukage.

In view Of the many conflicting reports
received here Of the condition Of the.wheat
crops Of Eastern Washington and Eastern
Oregon news received by NJ. r. Jones from
his farms is Of interest Mr.. Jones has a
large number OK acres in wheat in Garfield
county. Wash. and Umatslia county. Or.
According 30 recent letters the sudden ai-
vent Of hot winds has caused great shlrk-
age OF the wheat. and but half the usual
crops will be obtained.
The condition being observable IN the
winter wheat" said Mr.. Jones yesterday.
'augars III for the spring wheat though
the latter has not yet reached a stage OF
growth which enables the farmers to tell
how II Will be affected Beng more ten
Ger than the winter wheat il viii probably
receive serious damage. The late spring
caused the wheat 10 spring up rapidly and
until within the last two or three weeks
II looked as though very prosperous sea-
son was III store for the farmers
II consider the word I have received a
good indication OF the general average con-
dillon of the crops east Of The mountains
save for a portion of Waila walla and Co
.umbia counties. which, being at the foot
Of the mountains. seem 10 enjoy a moisture
tina; saves the crops from much damage
by drouth. Fortunately. the farmers have
been prepared by the two gooc years past
for a loss tbs year.
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IMPROVING THE WATER SERVICE.
North broadway District to Have
Betfer supply With New Main..

by the middle OF next week the water
department VIII have finished the laying
of ia-tnch main on Broadway Between
Madison and Republican streets, the cost
OF which Wifi b. approximately s. 30. In
ctsienteIfy large and fashionable rest
sience district adjacent 10 North Broadway
Will - relieved OF a water famine and
iawns that nave been faded and dry will
hereafter have chance 20 grow iuxuri-
anuy again
This district has been largely supplied
heretofore through Pinch main
extending Broadway from Mad
son Ia Republican streets In
consequences the circuIasionS has been
poor Ia the district named. and much com
plant has been made. The residents ot
the district haze been deprived o. water
for spF-uE nearly all summer because
Of the -aeQuate supply.
This viii all be changed as soon as the
fa-iDea pipes are IN the ground and con-
necie4 with the supply mains on Repunli-
can street and Denny way. This will prob
ably be TIE latter part 81 next week
within a few days work on TIE LAYING o.
a t-tneh man on Twsnty-third avenue
Will be started
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STOLE FROM 4 PRIEST,
The Good Man Asks That the Money
Ne Returned to His Church

The story of the robbery og a
Russian priest pamed Alexander Rsa-
yosky. came on the National city
~hsCb arrived from 81 Michael
Wednesday night. Father Rsdvaqky
took passage on i1e Maternal City az 81
Michael Cor hss home J-aalaSka. He had
g - So gold in val3ss s4t before he rad
reached tnaias2a some che had distracted
$sso
TIE good father. with true Christian SYa~-
Il. was not disposed 80 raise serious trouble
ahogt his boss. He simply posted 3 notice
em TIE steamer stating tF effect thar che
person VINO had taken tire money probably
rssEga st. hg{ frsat h4 nowes The snsfv5ssuai
woa!a some day aa5 II convenient q, send
e 10 th~ Russian cssrch al InafaSka
II this vas ssone. re saia no suexyi7rsS
wesad a& asked ard that TIE essrlssrHr %
tire sacred money neeS rot. suiesS ee4 -,
desired ssss.tsss afs ns-s
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SERIOUS BLAZE AT BENTON.
Five Houses Eattrely Destreyed-
GIANT Powder Used to Prevent
spread of Fire.

TIE little fowr Of Eentor situated aboE;
nine miles sosshessg u Seattle. narrowly
escaped destruction ~ FIRE yesterday att
eruaoB. Through the efforts OF volunteer
firerner the fire was confined TO q row Of
i've houses. which were entirely destroyed
The total loss did rot exceed 81 sst
The IRE broke oas in a small house oc-
eQysed by L n. Moser He is employed
on the Cedar river construction work and
had been IN he houze only few days The
origin Of the ire IS a mystery. Mrs No
ser, who WAS in the house at the time.
says that IL undoubtedly caught from a
spark from TIE chimney. and ths, the
whole end Of the house was In flames be-
fore she noticed anything az all This
house was in the middle OF the block. and
The fire spread quickly both ways. 1t
caught a double house on the corner.
oyned by William James and occupied by
George White and his son. Joseph White.
This house was also burned. although the
contents we're saved
The most dangerous spread Of the fire
was IN the opposite direction from this
house where for time It threatened to
run all along the street. The next house
was occupied by Thomas Harley His
furniture vas taken our, and TO keep
the IRE from spreading a charge OF giant
powder was put into the house and ex-
ploded. II wrecked the house, but the one
powder was applied 10 The Bext one beyond
that Two charges were exploded in this
house. but just at this time the wind
changed and the course of the fire was
stayed.
The double house, belonging 10 William
James. was worth about 500 and was in
sured for its full value. The other four
houses belonged 10 John Brennan and
Peter Brennan. OF Seattle. and were not
Insured. They were worth about $50 each.
All the furniture was saved except Mo
sers.
The people Ia Renton last night were
loud IN their praises 81 the men working
on the Cedar river waterway near Renton.
and the engineer and brakeinen employed
on the railroad there. They say that these
men did most Of the work IN fighting the
fire. and that IL was through their efforts
that ths fire was kept from spreading
further.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-28

Two Men 1nduce AnsOni0 POcino to
Come 20 Their Room.

One OF the most daring robberies that
has occurred in Seattle for some time
ieck place yesterday afternoon, Shea An
tonic Pocino was robbed OF rs by two
men Ia lodging house within a block and
a half OF police headquarters.
Pocino Is the proprietor OF a fruit stand
at lis Washington street. For several
days two men have been hanging around
asking questions about the price OF the
stand. and spoke as IL they intended 10
buy IL.
According TO Pocino's story, they yesier-
day took him up TO their room in a
hosss on Fourth avenue. between
Yssier way and jefferson street. They
talked business for a short time. when
Pccino rose 10 go. As he did so he says
taat one OF the men closed the door
while the other took him by the throat
and threw him down On the bed. Before
be was aware OF their Intention they had
taken purse from his pocket and were
half way down stairs. He raised a hue
and cry. which brought several Of the
detectives from the police station.
One Of the men was caught while he
was walking down street in a Ieisurely
manner. He was taken 10 the station by
DetectNe Powers ana was afterwards
positively identified by Pocino as one Of
ihe asSailants He gave his name as
Frank Moran The other man. supposed
10 have the money. escaped. and has not
been eaugat yet
Pocino says he had over 1900 on his
person at The time Of the robbery buzz
only enc pocket WAS searched BY the rob-
begs.
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RAILWAY NOTES.

Txcesss yesterday.
~ sssssbsns ~ The Erie Dispsteh. returned
ffasa Portland YESTERDAY
Gssssxsl Trsns Manager Graz ~ tbs WASTE Pass
4 fakgu. Eiai rstssrn ffaD The North pext seek
y g HAxains general mzn&srr q the wktte
Pas 4 Ynkaa returned from sksxsay the
steamer 4sceu Wednesday
ehs Moy Yen, Chinese asent Ia New Yort % the
Great SarsAern arrived yesterday hls rife.
who snss@d on ths ksa5Gn Msn fran the oEssni
Pse.sdeas Mallss aud the ether general officers u
the Northern Paesse sxpsesea in Seattle today
~ tomorrow They wsos Is Tacoma from Portland
ysst~fass and are especssd to ieare for the East
Masass
Weird has beer rwfsivsd sran Portland thai Harry
tresa cnsstzetSnx freight agent n the Great North
erH Is RECOVERING fFcEn the operation for appendicitis
performed hssn. aud hss early eonsalsssenee 10
tsskoG frf
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The nsw Great Northern elevators at
Smith, cows have been leased ny j. -
Adams Il Co, ard Will hereafter be or@-
rated by that Arm The formal transfer
q tire property - 10 take psacs August l.
r GzYiza. Northwestern representative OK
TIE ssrm. confirmed the ruth ef fhts state
menf yesterday. bur refused 10 discuss
the matter. saying ali tbe negotiations
we're not yet completed. and Il would not
he gDsd policy 10 say anything about H.
TnSs transaction is ssoeg important IN
si9n.fyfng the interest that IL being taken
In Washington by the heavy eonerrns Of
the Eastern ana Middle states j. q
A1zuss h Co 10 Gre u the largest con-
Germs handing wheat and corn through
the rich belt along the Northern Aissas-
spp4, and even before now nas cesiE
extensively In Washington products II
hanasss zoe 90 bushels q year OF SEe
wheat Of this state. besides Bringing IN
much corn and cats. when there -
shortage ia the Northwestern crop This
LATEST step Is taken a. surety thar heTe-
after there will be an expansion Of this
trim interests. THE wheat handled Dy
the Adams people aas heretofore been
shipped through the NeE Seattle elevator,
but tsssnEsng with this season s crop wiIA
be passed aarongh the Great Northern
property.
The company operates twenty elevators
and warehouses along 70 Inc OF sne
Great Northern. from spAhane 10 We
nafehee In this Big Bend district, as well
as up the Columbia river from the latter
Iokrs. In six 81 the most important points
the warehouses Of the Hill read are oPe-
rated by Adams d Ca.. 80 this latest lease
means merely an addition 10 the business
already controlled The headquarters oI
the firm are ia Minneapolis. and ii operates
fran eighty 10 tSe elevators over al the
following lines of railroad. Chicago MIL
waukee Il ST. Paul Chicago & NorThwest-
ern. iowa Central. Sioux city q North
err Sioux Fails & Yanktosl Pacific Short
Line Mason City d Fort Dodge.
These Great Northern elevators are
among the most valuable IN the West, and
have capacity Of I5.oso bushels. Their
location at the end a. the railway and on
the splendid docks Of that line seem TO
make IT a certainty that wheat shipments
from this port Will he rapidly increased.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-28

K may - refreshing 20 the cverheatst
citizen 10 know thar Weather Observer Bel
- expecting a thunder Storm Ds course,
ike many other atmospheric pEeEorssnz
expected by the weather man. this iann-
Ger storm may not c<rcar, bG, the Frosssnltl-
ties are yet strong enough % Justify a pre-
occupied sir and al occasional skyward
glance. s+Con3iisons are favorable" says
the weather man. after much minute flg-
Ersng On remarkable looking maps and cal
citations by weirdly constructed i1stru-
merits
The coop-iike affair on the roof OF the
New York block. wherein Is sheltered the
official Thermometer and automatic regis
ter Of the local weather office. WAS the
butt Of many a playful zephyp yesterday
ard had reason 10 consider Itself about The
coolest place IN the city. Yet the Their
Esofneter climbed steadily up from ear
ly morning figure OF 81 degrees 10 % de-
EresS AT o'clock in the afternoon This
was she maximum ans. was the me tenn
perature reached the day previous. Every
one knew il was hot, except. perhaps. the
ice man. bat IL was worth climbing 10 the
roof Of the New York block 10 ind out
just how not.
During Wednesday night Il was Just one
degree cooler than Tuesday night. The
difference in other parts Of the country
was more marked. bang 8 degrees cooler
IN Spokane and even more than that down
the coast and in California
The high pressure area. which Is held
responsible by the weather man FOR she
prevailing nor weather stu hangs over
Montana and refuses 70 move on. Another
high pressure area Is over the ocean just
on the coast OF Northern California But
this Is not a had one, says the weather
man. and II the Montana opposition were
removed. would send forth cooling salt
air breezes and make itself very popular
n this city.
There seems little prospect Of rain for
several days.
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$3.50.
This g-soos EXTENSION TABLE, with
. top stx1 inches. for Frs6ay. E.S-
Another s-soes Bold OAK ExTES-
SION TABLE TOP tzx49 snchs&. specaAl
fer Friday a. -


,onsgbt II Ia expected the Last VII De 5ese.
Those 80 come yesterday we're tie fessoS
Ing. NJ j. Rceae. Of the RE Grande West
svr C. o. Terry Of the Oregon Short Line.
A. z Cooper 80 the Rock Islam. j. "
csssy. Of she Milwaukee, A ]. Leland. az
TIE Northwestern. ard +. {. Savage. OF
Ire Omaha
OfhsYs OF TIE general csssenger agents
ard travelling men OF The bres c&ntsr1fss
10 Portland ard In the Northwestern ter
rsfory Will come today and II ID exp4ff@s
ths snfirp railroad p3psaiassan os thss dis
fgsrf will neatly all bx here. The manage
fnent lays particular stress upon the fsef
that the game Will be played tn the Y. II.
e.. A. park ard naE 81 fae Madison PARK
a. WA M nrss advertised
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GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Rev. ID. e. Garrett rendered n Fare
well Reception at ST. Marks.

Rev. ard Mrs n. c. Garrett Were ten
dereA farewell reception last evening by
ST. Marks church, OF which Rev. Mr. Gar
rett was formerly pastor,
They VIII leave tomorrow fer San Fran
cisco where DR. Garrett has accepted a
cali as pastor OK ST Luke's church. filling
the vacancy ieft by Bishop Moreland.
Rev. Mr. Garrett expects To enter on his
official duties in San Francisco about
september !.
The nature OF last nights reception was
entirely informal Hot weather refresh
:ueniS and several musical select ons, rem
s.erea hv Miss Clara Tester snC by Mr. "
: Barnard accompanied by Mr. Charles
Engionart. constituted the enJoyments al
the evening Beside the church people.
many Of DR. CARROTS personal friends,
outside Of the church. were pres5 1T 20 hid
him farewell
The exercises were conducted ~ the
guild room OF the church ami were held
under the auspices of ths Chaucel Guild
and the Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew.
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WILL B,ILD \ HOME HERE.
Judge III. &. Bond Planning tn spend
More Time I'm seattle.

Judge H. c. Bond has returned from a
protracted stay in California. tie proposes
10 spend mere If his time in the future IN
this city As is we'll known, Judge Bond,
although citizen 81 Seatile. has spent
the greater part az his time IN California
or abroad His present purpose. however,
ia 70 make taiS city IN fact as we'll as ir
name h'S abiding place. and to t5Qt eni
he has practically made up his mind 20
erect residence hers.
To a frieud lately Judge Bond said shAt
I'm no city in ths country was there such
vfgor. nfa ard development "a in Seattle,
He also said that he xss now more than
ever impressed Wisf the fact that in Seat
sle the commercial Advancement " The
Pacific coast Is 20 be exeufDtified in a
stronger way than IN any other cisy or
The Coast
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Bonds for the Esw Line Placed Ia
the East.


IN ions silence af sAe promoters ~ sAs
oeAk<se. Tx~ryss \ Portland rsisro4A has
mt bsnn sae x1xgry expected thai the
Rad ~Ss Net 20 De sssse. sssaa IL seems
was oEsy caused hy shs quiet seseISp-
nssRs4x HS4as made before TIE osanserzees
ss1n6 % constructive operations. rms re-
cert visit 81 ". ~. Est.wesfyn. WHO repre-
eessta TIE Ea<ss<u saSesaosderss 10 under
es0oa 70 Dc ore Of the lAss that viii D.
xeeaMasy S~4oxs nssn viii oe pat 20 work
an sfsAAag &sss getting ready for TRACK
1zyfhw
Wnzne Mr. I4ssweifyn Sae fsre las. week
he rSsa@es ts discuss vhs progress that
hAAst~An nsa<f- ga fae preiinasnarses. bar IL
hAO 1sae ssAxnsa from an INSIDE scarce
fhAf n<sss 81 sfse construction bombs have
hesn csaneG ia ttss Fart st per- cent, and
faak essfyfblng 10 nearly nnfssssa for =
nsors ssas8e progress. Mr.. Ilewesiynts Wis
ts wn< for "a. parp~e. II is said. 10 clear
np ssvsxal matters connected with the re-
nswxt ~ tie franchise. wfaeh are under
OeouG 10 haze all ke1n settled satisfaction
tiy ~ TIE Eastern owners. Tire condition.
81 tn0 franchise sa Tac0zna 10 nos known
bat sng Temporary delay there viii not
a6set the ssssisdsss. IA only the fsaa st-
Dfoesi of sss route sssd out By the ens1-
nsss nssss To b done 10 eosnpisss tbs
psepASetaxy wsfk.
Toe rad j. 60 - constructed o. So pound
stsss sssls. vffA a0H sses 70 the mile. when
- sls same bed ~ usAa fer the mica
us9nusa uaJns betxeen Nev York and phil
sdelpsHa~ This viii enable she finest ssry-
Zoe OF any rosd ia che West te oe given,
ard viii org forsaassf ard Seattle Within
. sSesse over three hssssfs ~ each ofnaT II
caU;runns 10 nssc In ks~psnx VITA the
Tun61AA
Nethlnx ess.sa Be learned az 20 whsn IL
= 4E1sotsa The Rad wsii be fuished and
roAAy Tor rolling stock. tYIs Il is said shas
work ss rs fs< divided into small contracts
- thai almost the entire line will be us-
der construction AZ osscm.
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TWO NEW STRIES.
Articles Incorporating Marble and
stone aud Logging Companies.

The following articles of Incorporation
we're Afef yesterday in the county audi
tors ofrce;
Washington Marble ard Stone Company
capital stock go es, SHARES 81 ssrh. sA-
feef - purchase g91r-ies dress stone.
ns1itt railroads sr5 steamers and EHf TIM
brr tn. frseayparascrs are: J. r Corn
form cf Denver. ara r y. C9gaig-s, az
Seattle
S1suuy Point MILLING Company. 81 Alas
Ia. capital stock $500. nhiest "a ngysr-
ate stores logging csnTss sse. TIE In
csrporators ar.: George e ksag, George
r. Ts-rcke, Charles : McNelll and q w
Dickinson
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TERRIBLE HURRICANE
RACES THROUGH JAPAN.


Per steamer Riojun Maru.-A terrible
hurricane swept the japanese coast from
the sth TO the nth OF July. In Ushin-
jimammura, Dye district, Tokushins pre-
lecture. seventy houses were washed away.
fifty persons killed aud thirty are missing.
In Saiio Mura, Itano district, the same pre-
lecture. over forty houses were demolisn-
eS and many people are missing.
Al Aiga Mura k!tamuro district Myo
prefecture. landslide occurred on the
nigh, OF July 10. owing 10 the heavy rain.
Five houses were crushed under the debris
and twenty-eight persons were either killed
or injured.
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TIE Eorth~ru Pacific has announced a
special round trip rate from North Pacific
coast points of tss - Tor the national en-
canaprnsrt CT IN. G. A. r. 10 - held IN
Philadelphia Ia September. Tickets will be
ca sale August - and -. and VIII have -
fsnaI return Emit until October 81 TINS
tate il over direct lines in both directions
People returning Ivy way Of Fan Fran
cisco will Jay xiz.ae extra
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Nat I'm the t.slh~rt House

TIE stAtefnent teat the ailegsa TnstEgsry
- hisndfkHT p : Anderson, wsta watch
E1sa Petersen vas charged occurred }g,
fas t3tiagTt hotsss. x dsTsist by me pro
pv4@TUr - fss esss @hrnant A fsasnhsr-
osss * 81 sHesea that tse sfTalr occurred
ia gtge SRA. sases3f- situated n the cerssar
II Fhe SaFsae b8a3Hg bar havtag no cor
ss@cf4an wtsn tee Aas@4
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Agents 81 Western nns3 here have been
Notified that tbs rate of wool between
points OF the Northwest and thx Atlantic
sesfseaff has beer reduced from ~ to ~
cents per 10 pennas
Thtk places washington and Oregon ship
Ears on q pax with those ~ California
who have had as advantage 81 10 axsfs he
feducsssn il UNDERSTOOD - have bsen made
an o rsstas ~ active competition ana1ng
tins ralsre&sts ffsFeRYrNd
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we thougfs he was all right: He must
have had weak spo, somewhere"
The fact Is, airios, everybody has a
weak spo. somewhere Death and dis
ease are always looking for weak spots
If your stomach or your liver won't do
its proper work, il your body fails 10
get rs full nourishn,eut from the food
YOU cat, and your brain loses part ct the
sleep II ought to have no matter how big
your frame ard muscular your limbs may
be, you will give out, disease will fiIid the
weak spot, and nature will give way
II wish 10 say 20 the weird that Dr. pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery hzs proved q great
blessing ~ ne as firmly believe should f~ ia
avery bad state uow If had n0s taken IL writes
Mrs Ellen = Rscon. If shatesbary franklin
Co, Mas IA a courteous communication TO
Dr 4 3 Pierce, Of Buffalo. " " Prior 10
September 1857. had doefov~d for my stomach
frvaSle foT seseral years going through a course
Of treatment w,saou; any real benefit In Sep
terntes :S1n. I had very SICK spells aud grew
september 49,. 20 take DIR. Piercx's medicine
AMI ~ short time ccssid est and work I
have gained twenty possnds ia two rHou;hs /"
This glorious "a Discovery gives the
stomach and liver power 10 do their nat.
ural work regularly and completely. II
makes healthy blood and steady nerves
Il builds Up the weak spots sound and
strong II is the only medicine that
can be relied upon to accomplish tins
promptly ss.d thoroughly.
Constipation I. uine sisrsS in s@r the ts~xtu~
n;zg and one Of the hrss symptoms Of dangerous
diseases wse1 thss sssss<acr - present DR.
Pf-sccs Pleasant Pellets ssosld be - I'd ia Coo
tsscztea with the Discovery
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EeNCs BSfthS 70 Hccd canal su-s.sav
STEAMER State - Washington xii ran Is
H@sss snai SUNDAY leaysnx Y~ssar wharf
~ as us Rsun9 trip 81. Tickets ari
ether ms egrs = t3HD a. Lees pharmacy
-asiY
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rsrtlasa DELEGATIONS ComtaG for
Tsasrrow.s tsame

Mesf~Fs and roosers Of the Portland
baseball players who viii take part Ia The
rsntses 10 come OF tomorrow afternoon at
i ~ asslnea st tine Y NJ & A. athletic park
arc beginning to arrive IN the eaiy. and by
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Alleged Robbers on Trial.

The case OF French Camille" T,eonta
Mignon and Helene Martin. charged with
roSbing Henry Spsyes 81 s.. no was begun
N Judge Cams court yesterday afternoon.
Very little evidence was heard on account
of the lateness OF the hour and the case
will he continued today.