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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-10
THE YALE ELEVEN GREEN
HEAD COACH ROGERS EXPLAINS
 HIS POLICY.

says Heavy Practice is Necessary-Will be Kept Up Until Game With Harvard Eleven Not to be Picked This Week. Statement by Walter Camp In Yale Alumni Weekly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-10

hour and 1l hour strike, Cathe- dral gong. Manufacturers list price, S.35; close selling price, 600. For this sale, 4. 50.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-10
.Enarnclcd
 Iron Clocks

Seven differ ent designs, fin islled in black, smoke or nal- acl,ite, with gilt or bronze trim mings. 8-day,
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se2:als $. tu.th WESCoTT 4

FOR RENT-RAI.PH w,
9ls S NV, ilrSh. Si5. So
92l 9Th NV. lOr&b. i5. -
1925 L NV. 5r&stu. -. 50
,a2S Vi av. Sr&2b ~ 80
selS-5tf
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FOR lighthouses.
CNk'lA NlShED.
FOR RENT

roh hENT-
lul6 18th. Tor. ID. MI. so q,
S2o 18th, 10r&b, mi.i3. 10
fclo I'D. lir.b, eel. mia. 30
2,Ue Pa av. LIT. b. SIS. %
zll3 In av. lsr. b,
Gel. mi. ..-.-. 35 so
23oi NJ. lvr&h. mi IS. 81
TIA llth lur&s. nj. IS. 81
6ua ST Nv Sc, q. b, EIi 2a.JJ
2ul9 l., 6r&b. mi. - ~
1908 ). 6r&h. mi. IS. 30
2l42 +. Tr.h eel mi -. so
l1i9 f.. yr&b. mi. ~. 81
ii23 S5th. 6r&b. mi . -. 30
2oiS l.. Grab. mi. Is 80
1872 tvl'hia Gr b, mi.iS..u
4Sl 10th. 5r&b. W. 1890
lao T.. Or. w.....-IS.ou
40 2lst, Or, w....l2.5U
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WANTED HELPERS FOR STOVE AND TiN
shop. Apply " j. Hutchinson. 30 i"'A St
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WANTEf, AT oNCE EI THE JULIUS lANS-
brgch tur. and carpet Co.. good "pii"iS'"!e'''
-
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WANTED-HELP.

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at regular advertising rntcs.
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MA LIE.

WANTED SRI DENT TO WAIT IAEAE MOhH,
Ing and evening fer board. BASEMENT 'i' II
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MANIFESTATIONS.

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S2T so. 1924 Kingm'n pl. 1r
$40. .16292 Corcoran ST, Or
$3.50. .S37 4th ne, 7r
$50. $50 .G1o F nv. store
s3n Ga. 1+l2 I1th NV. lar
$35. so. .307 Il NV. Or
$35. so. 1882 Oregon av.Sr
S3o. 20. 2G6 y ] av Sc, Tor
$3.50. 1916 10th NV. 7r
$40. 1901 Il nv. 1lr
$40. hoe Dartm'h NV. Sr
$40. TO. 1908 N II ay, 1r
$40. so. .2103 o nv, Tor
Sa5. .....l31S Col av. ST.
S45. Tho Kensington. apis
$40. The Leamlngl0n. apis
&45. The Victoria. apis
S+5. 80. 1885 9th NV, Or
SIS. 30. .Sl9 10th NV, Or
Sl5.6 80. .220l X NV. Dr.
S45. IS. 22l1 Wash cir. Tor
lsi5. 10. 1907 Goth NV. Tor
$50. 45. 14l4 Hopkins. Tor
5000. 1927 Sth NV, l2r
$50. 60. .1415 n nv, l1r
$50. 20. 1911 X NV, Tor
! SOL. so. .1016 I'D NV. Or
so5. 1908 + Cap, I2r
$o5. ..l40lt5 18th NV. Sr
s55. 10. :. 1923 K NV. 1lr
$50. 1870 9Th NV. l2r
$40. .1740 Il NV. 12r
! S75. 1905 Howard av, l3r
ST5. .323 q NV, l2r
SIS. 1872 9th NV. up'r ar
si0o. @ st NV. fur, l3r
500. * st NV. furnished
els + NV. offices
.RNER e. CO., a16 f st.
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DEWEY RECEPTION.

FOR REST-FOR THE DEWEY PARADE. WIN.
dnws and seats. next to the Raleigh J. ].
GEORGES & SON. IIl6 Pa. ave. se28St
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FOR RINT-1T11 NEW YORK AVE, OPPOSITE
lew Corcoran Art Gallery: 2-story brick; s
rooms: BATH anil: front and back yards: $50
In advance. Key at 1913. se23-It'
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Tor Columbia and o

FOR RENT
18th st Dupont Cor Columbia and .
Circle 15r. $1,000 SITS, lOr&b. ri. 80
lo22 Conn Gr. 1000 Store. 2210 18th st..25 90
715 9th, i2r&b. 66. IS 3oly Cambridge Is. 81
4Ul0 X ST. l2r. .bupJ Ill X av, l0r %. 10
1917 Cul'hia I'd. Or. -55 so 1oT X l av, 1Or so
lIEG 18th 81. Or. $500 l2+0 18th st, 6r. Is. 80
20l2 Hyer p 80. 90 - L st, ~. 30
his . ST. 1ir. -....+5 ~ Offices in Metzerotr bldg.
1870 l4th, sto&tt .Ir45D0 fats. -70j Pa
1850 l3th st. ST. 1910 av... so Il SIS 90
81 I'd, Or. 1900 141l 18th. 5r.... .16. 90
/ fiat 1880 18th. I'd 1872 Balls Ct Ar. S33
floor Gr&bath.. .25 90
sel6-rf GASCH BROS, 1907 + st.
FOR RENT PHONE el4
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
COR. gil AND f. ROOM 2.
1914 Vt NV. Tor. 5000 sC5 Pa av office so 90
1907 . NV Tor. G5.,t lg22 10th III. or. 1900
1916 Yale ST, 10r.. 81. 30 1924 Or. 80 50
1888 Yale st, Tor % 80 1888 Corcoran. Tor. 30 80
455 NJ nv. 12r.. 5000 1877 I 81.
sr23 THOMAS BRADLEY, Real Estate Officer.
FOR .;f.NT-BY b. +. I'll. S. L. cox 7TH &LN "
1Uli 1ih NV. sto & 1907 lott NV, SrSh. 200
cellar. storage ruI. 5000 30 Quincy st NV, dr
l0G3 Tth NV, store. 1910 3uth NV sr&b. 90
Tor, Oh. 5000 Il b. furnace. % 90
1905 Il av l2r&b. 5000 93l 9th rw. st&dw .2oo0
Gl2 Mass av llr&b. 1000 1907 I'd. 6r&b. II so
1122 eta NV 3rNh. $3.50 2U5 X GrSw tcoD $50
l2o2 \ Cap. :'r&h 3l90 1885 9Th NV. Draw
1908 riggs 1Jr&b. $3.50 (coD. ............153 30
1916 18th NV, S,S 9Th .4r. wtcoD 1890
store 5r&b Hat. 30 90 1927 NJ sc, 6r.b b. 80
has lott. Sr&b&sto. 5000 42o 4&b har i: So
121l l. NV SrSb. 90 us 9th ne, store. 900
121 9th ne SrS.b 30. % zoos 18th ne, irw. 1000
13iS T NV. srISb fit 300
Phone 1913. Cali at office for ''Ielt Builetin.'
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FUR SAl.E-'iNE $500 UPRIGHT PIANO. $50;
practically Il ne" Instrument, perfect cundi-
ton. ana one OF the very latest SWEETEST
Hl":ie!s made handsome stoo and silk SCARF in
ciuGci free. +. e. SMITH, I22J IA. ave. se2S-tf
FOR SALE-pRGAN, CHEAP; SUITABLE FOR
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-2O1S l4TH ST. NV; STORE AND
rooms and bath; modern plumbing; 2-story
business; key at 2021. se2S-3t+
FOR RENT-A FINE 4-sroRY BUSINESS BUILD
ing. 621 7th 81. nav; large store room; large new
plate glass windHwB 5el rooms; steam heat. rent
reasonable to daAraLteSStcnant
se25-tf b. +. SAUL, s.e cor 7th and L sts
FoR RENT-22s ia. AVE Sc; HANDSOME
store. WITH counfsrS and shelving all complete,
and dwelling In Mayors block; rent reasona hle
GEORGE H. RErhTFA 600 Pa ave. Assel8-Il
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FOR REST-1202 AND 12osa 5 ST NV; RMS
pantry. bath; good condition; elegant neirhlor-
hood; Keys 12O6. EDWIN d. JONES, 400 b st.
Sc. SOS 3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

FOR RENT
$3.50. ......1014 l ne. 4r
$3.50. lG62 Kramer ne. Or
81. .621 Pa av, office
81. 1910 Z NV, Ar
$3.50. 1922 Kings ct, 5r
IS. ..512 18th NV. Ar
$3.50. .2e43 18th st, 5F
$3.50. .915 9TH NV, III
$3.50. 1910 Cedar ST. ar
$8.50.......1oO1 on. Ar
$1U. .10UO | ne. Ar
SO. 1924 Huron st. 5r
$40. 80. .22O5 4 NV, 5r
$40. .9l4 2lst NV, store
sl1. 100 Grant Az. Or
$l1.30. .219 Va av, Ar
sig. $40 Del ave ne. Or
Sl2. 1905 ! nv. Or
Sl2.30. .725 4th ne, 5r
S12.So. play 18th NV. Or
Sl3. 81 Pierce st. Cir
Sl4.3o. 1921 V NV. Or
$l4.30. 31G Sd ne, 6r
SIC. .....l2S0 9th NV, Or
$3.50. .x33i@ 9Th Sc, Or
81. 10. liza 18th NV, 5r
$3.50. .l34 r nv, 81
SIS. .3i22 Center ST, sr
$3.50. 1903 G ne, Or
$3.50. .22l3 It'll NV, SID
$50. .1G3o 18th NV, store
so. 40. 1923 Spruce at, Tor
s2u. 10. TO Fla NV, 6T
$50. 40. .2l4 Il NV, Or
$50. so. ..1S25 vt Az. Or
81. 50. 1861 Pierce pl, TrI
SOS. .102D 7th NV. st&dw
S2 80. laos l4th NV. store
se23-s, tn, til B. H. WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

v ANTEI-CuLuRFD GENERAL IIOt'SEWO ORR
or SIH. ,-vl,rrd general horrseworber. 81; gen
erAl hruS.vorker. ST.: small families.
LADIES EXCHANGE. GA 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

FOR RENT-WEAvER BROS, 14l6 NV
12T 9th s.e. 10 and bath, ami $40. 90
III ID st. NV, store, good condition. 30 90
Stable 100 Diapers alley s.w.. ) STALLS. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR REMITTANCE ALCOVE ROOM; CABINET
mantel; open fire. large closet tiled bath: rent
low II taken at once. 1855 Kenesaw ave-, Column
b;a Heights. se2S3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

FOR RENT-LARGE NICELY FUR. ID AND 3D.
story rooms; has aiccve; southern exposure;
SIS, $40 ard Sl2 per mo-; private family. 223
Ird ave II W sa2ti-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

l406 Corcoran st NV,
7r, ami. .........27.@
3n2 Z NV, Or. .16. 80
BRADLEY. 1908 F st.
SUBURBAN HOUSES. 3
500. Suburban houses
Amt d. A. BALLIS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED BY GOOD JOINER POSITION rs
stair builders helper: regular wcIk; living wages
expected. Address j. O. Nc. 1903 r st. NV
se2T-2t-
~ASTED-PoSTfIOS BY YOUNG MAN t3DI.
six years general business experience: knowledge
CT bookkeeping and typewriting hrst-class refer
ences; moderate salary Address Box 80. Star
Office se2T-2ts
WANTED SITUATION BY WHITE CoACFNAN:
thoroughly understands his business; city refer
ences- apply 20OS L ST. NV. sea6-3t"
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PROPOSALS.
LADIES' GOODS.

FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL
ing Of I'D fur wraps to the latest styles u sps-
cialty; ladies' taller made suits made TO order,
ft guaranteed. F. HORGAN. SO6 X st. NV.
sell -6m.4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

Advertisements under the ciasslh-
cation OF Wanted Help Will he in
.er,ed at the rate of one cent per
word per insertion. the minimum
charge being 10 cents. Advertise
ments may he filed at any Postal
telegraph office in Washington or
sent through the medium of the
Postal Telegraph messenger system
at rexuInr advertising rates.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR iiENT-Slo PER MONTH FIVE ACRES IN
ilyattsv4lle s-r1on dwelling; necessary cut
buildings: nve minutes from electric road; great
bargain: heretofore rented for So Ad,!fts s,
BARGAIN ]. o. Star office sr2s-at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

tlHfAN, siHi f ST. NV.
So. 30. 1893 Sth NV. sr, b
50. 80. .611 22d NV. ar. h
So. 80. III q NV, Sr. b
SO. 80. 1907 y J dv, Gr. b
SO. ! rs f:rred's teri. ST
81. ..lT0i Fla av. Tr. b
SD. 1906 2i;th NV, or. b
500. 100 T re, store eel
gro. sos 18th sw. 81, h
81. 30. 1908 g;h nv. 1r. b
5000. l2n2 18th Sc. st&fw
5000. TvS eth n. 1r, D
so. %. l.I2 18th nv, sto
sl9.o. 511 y ] ay nyr, Tr
Sl>.'t. - Ith 81. Or, b
81 10. len II ne, Gr. h
SIG. Avalon Hts. 6r, W
SO. 30 li6 lIeckin n. Or. h
sio.3o. 1l2g Ssh ne, til. b
Si5.3e. lea Gth NV. dr
SD. 10 \ ] av nv. HASN'T
81 i...5.1 oh ne, 6r. W
Sl2... II L ne, fiat. 3r, b
sll. .3l2 Eor,i's court. Ar
$40. .illI y Sc. 6I
IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES
including three valuable stock farms Of
300 to 600 acres within easy reach of Washing
my13-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

1Io9 10Th ct NV. II rooms and bath, ct $40 90
HOS 18th ST. NV, = ro"ms and bath, IL.
RORT. /. FLEMING.
se2S-3t 1cIS 18th street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

ONE OF THE CHARMS OF AUTUMN Is THE
big cash prices We pay for gents discarded gar
ments. and Will call on receipt of postal. We are
prompt.
Se2s-5tf JUSTH'S OLD STAND $40 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

FOR ERE Err TYPEWEIT-
Frs BEST the market regardless price.
Absolutely the most durable. Prices, $50 aud
$50 MOORE BROS. Gen'l Agts.. 9lo Il ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28
FEMALE.

WANTED - HOTEL CliAMBERMAlDS- WAIT
rpSs,.s Kitchen maids. laundry women ana clean
ers today, DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 6l3 ith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28

Ing upright piano; STANDARD make; elegant tone;
fancy and stooi; only SloO. Pianos tuned,
81. HELBIG'S MUSIC SIOiiE, l7l2 It'll st. NV.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-14
NORTHwEsTEnN yEws NOTES.

TIE crop n wheat - being marketed srum
the wrss de n Moses rouiee
Capt johnson. . wen hnown siashan pslox ,iieI
se,erai wesh ago on the var firm Lisny Ray to
In moving tire ferry FIRM Marcus 20 Daisy TIE
boss vas carried OVER the falls II the river snd
coWspsctely WRECKED
1ossph Alexander a. lewiston. RAISED wss~--
carried " 90 osks-dsle
The gil ns,s-r, at stella are sosns 70 take lerai
steps 90 restrain the '.rr1ninafe driving ~ traps
On their drifting grounds
The CITY tr-s surcr a Farhsy-n has i.snes slightly.
seven birvcie Hcsnses There q gnnd many Wheels
IN the city stilt uniie~nssd.
Ths Antitiryrle sepd has again appeared VI Oiym-
ria Instead - ssess he now n-es str penny nails
driven partially inso the Sidewalk
The e.tlm.isd "opens. fsv rsn.as The co~mnro-
tssrst On warrant Indebtedness ~ S0
r. n. Re~d has retired from hi. Ishcrs on tbs
correspondence COMMITTEES ~ the Masonic Grand
lodge. after continuous sevvice n fovtsorc
A nne quarry ~ marble has been discovered near
. high p~'ish- The quarry win be developed 81
that city to erect q moaum>n, 70 csrpsrsi i;eorze
pines
ina June % ~as ,s,asd Is % ~. az saa ~.ls ha
fsorn present Indications the cewsns yesr viii p~>
thfhalb county " PREPARING sn@ fts nr~S 1HtrfsI
banging In the person ~ Daniel Do~ninx ~re-
vt~ted u the murder 81 Joseph Anderson on Grays
haybog Last syrsne
Memh~r ~ trssr gang sssrtnrk last Mur-
day genuine vss~r~rp~s N csm~ With
rcarirs nose. tearing up bowiders and washing me
hiilsides ss " vent
Fred Rsfnater. a II yesr.oId hoy kiiles Faxs.
fsnG b~u lssc week IN the Bofstfort country with
2calih~r rife one shot pFogerfy placed bach %
the forvies did the wwk
An Olympia rsper sars the Washington state
library IL the ossy pabie lsb-sey in esisssr~~ where
NEE sklo~e4 to sssoke cofp-eob pipes IN the
presence ~ sisitins
Pen Msnches'er's srsrssc~ blev ep while sosk
ina near Alsnesa last SATURDAY N - ssrysysed &c
have h>sn esusc1 ~ che sponfaneuus ssnsynxstsa n
the ane dr7 powder from the smus tn the wheat
Mr.. Violet Greea died ~ the home a. her son
Hiram ctexs DRY creek GARFIELD. o.
o'cic~f SUNDAY Her death due to Old age end
general debility. She vas "a years old ls~s Jsne
County Tressurrr Roed~ has jass PAID the csty
treasurer N S~v Whssrom the ~ o. gin
and the cify tsexsarer ~ Fssrbsven the asa n
Ss< r. b~ine collected foe the r-~prtfse ess.
ses during ne month n Augnss
Nathan DAYS. ~ Covi8tz eoupfy. ~he dres last
month. had b~en . resident ~ Wsshsnsfan sfnes
is1 coming 20 tkss stsis frsm Or~xpn Sc ~ss
ropGisr IN Gowfffx. and represented IN.
county "a the territorial iegtsIsfsre ~ Is7s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-14
United TyPorHETAE MEETS.
Important ssGsesttons Made In ths
PresiAeWrs Address.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept. lathe
first formal business session ~ the thir-
ternth annual convention Of the United
Typothrtae Of America was held here to-
day. vfth an attendance Of over 700 dele
gates. Cornelius 3 Moorchouse. of New
Haven, the national president, OCCUPIED,
the chair. Various address of welcome
were delivered
President Morehouss. IN his address
recommended; That II should he de-
handed that no local union b. permits
10 order or sanction q strike nor any
officer among the members 81 our asso-
citation 70 order a lockout until consult A
ron shall first M held between the er-
erutive COMMITTEES ~ both the National
Typoih~ta@ and International union
THAT the International union procure
charter and have q legal standing be-
fore the law. thus being able To enforce
any legal demands
bat there be graded scale ~ wages
N all our pr'nferies preticated on the
ability - ire employed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-14
CYCLONE SuffPS &lM
10 srALTIGs NAVE uYY uxBN
nKpOu1ED.
Trees uDv~sse1, so WnaSvss
Wsshea Iss~ tie nsy-Dsosu~.
- The Dsekysrs Ene<ss snsovOss.

NEW YORK. Sept. iz-Advfces 20 the
Associated Press report that a cyclone
swept over the island of Bermxsda last
night Many houses were blown down
ana others unroofed. No lives are re-
ported lost
The weather looked threatening early
Tuesday morning. with falling baron
eter- The storm began with heavy rain
~ y. m.. after which there was a slight
iuil for q few hours. with the wind seath
southeast, the barDmeser steadily falling.
The wind suddenly backed 10 the east.
blowing with cycIonic gusts. From p.
m 10 midnight IL blew with hurricane
force. and was at its worst srora a. m.
To LIS this morning. when. after y Iusl,
the wind changed TO the southwest. and
the principal damage was done, houses
being blown down and others anroofed.
Giant cedars we're uprooted. ornamental
and fruit trees were destroyed. and
wharves were washed into the sea 80
Tar no lives are reported az lost. but both
ends OF the island have yet TO he heard
from.
The causeway was badly damaged. All
communication was cut N with 81. Georges
and and the dock yard is not procursbse
81 present The telephone ard Geographic
poles and wires are down. causing a total
interruption o. business. There has been
considerable damage ~ the military camp
The city hall. public gardens. hotels and
several pubic and private dwellings were
also damaged and nurnsr ous small craft IN
the harbors were sunk or driven asnore
The British steamer Quart Castle. Capt.
Zeiey from Halifax. sept g. for the Wind
ward islands and D~merara, was 70 have
left port AZ y IN. yesterday. but the
storm delayed her sailing.
Cedar avenue was practically ruined.
many Of its trees being Frustrated and
others being badly injured
The storm was the worst known here
since the hurricane Of Isso. In fact many
OF the Inhabitants say II exceeded thar 81
1880 in violence. The weather now IL mod
Grating and the barometer is rising II 10
rumored that damage amounting to tIga. 30
has been done at the dock yard a.one
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-14

Last Thursday evening. az about the time
the trains arrive from tho North, an attn
tet.s.. smooth faced and altogether rrrpos-
sesAnw young man % ~ or shersabouts
walked into one ~ the leading hotels and
inscribed his name on the register. adding
tina, OF a nearby southern city as Ills
pace Of residence. He remarked that he
was thoroughly faugued by ha Journey.
and repaired M once 20 his room. Ahou,
sma hours later the vool-iookinx stranger
auietsy descended the stairs and walked
cut 10 the pavement. where several other
guests were seated near shs curb enjoying
the cool night air. pausnx by an empty
chair he proceeded with great elaboration
TO remove his cellar and cravat Then he
threw OF his coat. folded II neatly ana de-
posted IL on the seat, following suit with
his vest Pv that time the attention Of
everybody en- the Sidewalk was excited
The stranger was perfectly cool ard SCI
possessed. AMI excerpt scr n certain inde~
nrsh,r expression 81 his eses there was
rsnth,nw unusual IN his appearance. Paving
no attention whatever 70 the ssafes frern
Ali Quarters he nrrnckl~d his Nfxgs nders
ars began 90 loosen Tho solar buttons Of
rts shirt IL IVES evident that he was
about q, remove the garment, A. that ~
citing snncsur~ ere OF the attaches az the
sussl henrssa sus Ana seiara h'm Wy ire
arm The mxa gave violent start. The
queer axss EXPRESSION varssAeS from RS
eyes ara fear ana arazsrent taok ts
fs'sre FOR srsstsar ~ a minute Ne seem
~ sssas 20 swnsr Then ne graans'y
g,a,lea himself together ssi tcok IN tire ST.
psrsn lie AAs beer SOUND ssleer, In the
manager. private cfnce ~ sSrlatre5 thst
ae was a confirmed SnrnrarshuIss. ara hai
has many adventures % a similar ser- via
raesrs far fhr remainder - RS stay wa.
r7-eTrs 20 the srss n-~- srt the windows
.r~nre1w fastened ~ ,he bottom. Or SAT-
ucsssv "a ssr, sar hcus New or.esns
Times tt~-4est rat
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TARTAR HElD 1t Hu6kOe.
DnsTusn ACTnoRSTSEs REvvsE 70
Allow mBa 70 PaOCEeO.
Ce0Dlasats ~ Discharged ss1Asess
- 0vesssswlSss Lee - Action
-seats Dspsssosss VIII MAKE
Csapasssa @ DsssssA GsSvsssssss.

WARRINGTON, Sept. IA cable nAs-
sage was received at the war department
today conserving the transport Tartar.
which has been he'd at H9ngkcng 6ecre-
tary Root thought IL was OF sufhcient I'm
portance to take 20 the president for con-
alteration.
After Roots return from che White House
he hsd conference with Commissioner 81
Nayigasion Chamberlain and dec .ded 10
take up the matter Of the Tartar with the
state department with view Of having
ths ship cleared at Hongkong.
a dispAtch was vent To Col. Metcalf. of
the Twentieth Kansas, who In Ia COM
mand Of the troops on the transport, ask
ing IL. in his opinion, the ship vas over
crowded. and IL there were just grounds
for complaint Of the subsistence furnish
ed the men Tho war department made
public the following dispatch:
"Hongkonx. Sept. H.
'Coyban. Washington: British authorf-
ties refuse TO clear the Tartar because
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k00NgY AND OeAOO9o
TaoUoass pnonpTly cuaso.


o.. KSinsrs Ovsnp-ecos. e. woadsr.
Iul new discovery In m<4lcn1 ecseocs.
fnlnils every wba In pso0psay cunne
Kidney. bladder ana uric ac11 troubles
corrscts inability 20 hold water And sceld-
Ing pain In passing u. ~ bed effects fos:
Iowtug U.s. - heuoe. w1ns ~ eees. 80
being compelled 90 70 ofssn during the
day, and % get ~ many times during the
night. The mild and tns sHtraordinasy
stands the hi9Sess Tor its wonderful cures
on the most distressing cases.
~ yeu ned Q 0e1tctoe you snouso
nav N. best Sold BY drufgisss N Ally
cs"s ana one dollar stogo. 1oU 10y nave
z sample bottle Of this wonderful new
dsscovery and q hook that tells Az ABOUT
~. ene 10 great cures, both SAINT absolute.
Co.. Bingnamfon. ~. r. When writing
mention that you read this generous oncr
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eral court marital convened ~ imus, Il. l..
In June last on the charge Of striking his
superior ofYicer He was found guilty and
sentenced TO BE- "shof 20 death with mus
kerry ~ such time and Place ~ the prop
the court concurrtng IN the sentence.
President Mckinney has directed that the
sentence BE- eonrmused 10 d!shonorable dts-
charge. forfeisure OF all pay and allow.
ances and confinement ~ hard labor for
the period Of three yeare.
AlcWsr.s island, California. has been
DESIGNATED AZ the place OF confinement.
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IN retrs carrier ptsecns are pro,~cssi
ggcns hsrss~ 81 PRIV ny apparatus ccns.ssins
~ bamboo ttass~s fastened 20 the A3r,is'
tgiisS A. ere r'r~an clss thw taies pro-
ascs sArffl. wA,sta-x seani. which ksers
So sasrsts NJ prey a.. a distance
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srews aAaa CITY " shx--v tive vAess sranrhss
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