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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-03
The New Orleaus Home Again.

NEw YoRK. Oct. 3.-The United
States cruiser New Orleans. under conf
mand Of Captain Edwin Longnecker,
has arrived here. She came from
Santo Domingo where she has been TOR
two months watching the results OF the
revolution which occurred on the as.
sassination of President Heureaux.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-03
TO SEE N.,C.-..

Ho eueh Crowds Ev~r Ii-fnve Gathered
. wisssss the America. Cup Contest
NEw YORK. Oct 3.-The Colum bia.
Shamrock races will be witnessed by
throng vastly larger than that which
has attended previous contests for the
famous cup. and yet the racers will
have . clean ground. owing TO federal
supervision Of the course.
Yachtsmen are coming from all parts
q the United States. The fleet of pri.
vate pleasure yachts now in the waters
is larger than ever before known. In
fact nearly every steam yacht in the
American list is now anchored in the
vicinity Of New York. and pretty much
all of American society that is not
afraid OF seasickness, will be afloat to
eee the races.
There 10 not the slightest doubt that
three times a. many people will see the
contests between the Columbia and the
Shamrock a. ever before saw IN inter
national yacht race. The English visit
ors who have come are far greater In
number and more distinguished than
ever came for that purpose before.
Nearly all Of the guests Of Sir Thomas
Upton on board the Erin will be from
England, tho best known Of whom is
Lord Charles Beresford. who is accom-
panied by Lady Beresford. Among the
other guests are Lord Mimic, governor
general OF Canada. and Lady Minto
Hon. Charles Russell Of England. and
Sir Henry Burdette. Prince Ranjit
simhii and sll the English visitors IN
his team will be the guests OF Sil
Thomas.
Friends Of Sir Thomas say that NJ
really expects to take the cup back 4
English waters and that the preliminar,
work Of the two boats has added to hi'
confidence as to the result.
As to the courses to be laid, there arr
three races in which the yachts mus
beat Is miles to w,ndward and run /
miles before it. The other two course
are around triangle. wherein 70 mile
Of each course are to be covered D.
reaching, SO the Columbia gets tire
races to her liking where the Shamroc
has two races to her liking.
The races may be sailed. as they nav
been. where the wind rose ABOVE
miles an hour. The races will be start
ed in any wind under which the yacnt
can carry a reefed mainsail and Jil
and that means weather in which nin'
tenths Of the excursionists Will oe 81"
.. 70 find shelter under Sandy HOOK.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-03
| Apparently Putting Oh
| With the Beers as Long
as Possible.
| Other Hand Boer Activit::'
All Directions Is Very
Great,
Ihe Excitement Throughout
(outh Africa Increases
Daily.

=, another cabinet council has
b,ly been reconsidersd. 1t - now
4, tho meeting depends largely
q developments In the, Trans
|The date for summoning parlia-
!. no, been definitely settled.
il is expected to be about
Il Victoria will hold . privy
l At Balmoral 1t an early day.
he necessary proclamation will
-l. The remarkable absence OF
+om South Africa leads to tho be.
|, there has been o widespread
e Of telegraph wires. or that
Censorship has been establiished.
1. nothing to indicate that the
E,;ss a, Pretoria have the eight
lire TO come to terms peaceably
Erea, Britain. Had the Beers not
hined to fight it out, or II they
Io, prepared for hostilities, they
| i, is thought. have sent some
kiziug reply to Great Brita'n's
ch. All the hanging back seems
bu Great Britain's side. where. in
\ the war Office talk Of the mobil.
! Of an army corps. the work u
kn,ly proceeding in
! eariousiy Lsisureiy llanasr.
kpar,ure Of General Sir Redvers
the commander Of the British
in South Africa. has been post
from week to week. and when
embers Of the cabinet talk in pub
elr assurances OF Crest Britain''
will towards the Trausvaal are 10
as almost smscking Of pathetic
Is for peace. The Duke Of Devon
lord president OF tho council. II
to toast to his health at tn
hester Technical school. was care
referring to the Transvasl situa
TO announce that the cabinet
fals were moderate. and his Who'll
seemed to indicate that the Brit
|overnment was framing its dif
SO as to invite a continuance Q
got!ations.
ow appears that the alleged cal
nt Of the first class army reserv
hoax. The circular was printe
'c.al paper and many members G
Serve presented them to the bal
only to find that the order was
y. The police now have the maj
their hands.
announcement has appeared {
p'mation Of a corps of gentleme
rlders, patterned after Roos'
Tough riders. for service in Sout
"a.
vices from Ladysmith. Natal. 81
wv burghers have assembled
TN in the Orange Free State, vii
O!eet Of proceeding in the directie
border, and that it 10 feared
pa Ladysmith is neditsted.
llom'nent Englishman, DR.. Wilso
zen commandered ut Harrismi'
: orange Free State.
Natal volunteers, carbineers q
military commands are encamp'
1owground. on the road to Il
W Free State. 4
neral Sir William Symon@ tho =
command under Major Gene1
0rge Stewart White, comman
" Natal forces, 10 expected to
ladysmith shortly.
esps Tow. Greatly Exeissd.
at Excitement prevails st Co
where it is reported that I
uave occupied Laing's Neck.
Oh british at Cape Town expr'
'susfaction at tho fact that m
.as.' lave reached . stage whom . d
Shv,.''e'nent h,' Of the difficulties 10
wv. w. The general drift Of no
~. ives that the position Of the b
.oops in South Africa ID critic
: : 70 tn" delay in sending rsinfoz
:, and, in the event OF hostilit'
''serses are regarded . probAl
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-03
To Protect American Intsreats.

Nrw York. Oct. IA special to Inc
uerald from Washington says: lmme'
diately upon the outbreak Of hostiilties n!'
1atvean the Transvaal and Great Brit
Ain instructions will be sent to Com
wander John p. Morrell, commanding
the cruiser Montgomery. directing nm
TO proceed with his vessel to Delasoa
bsy and provide such protection Iol
Americans citisens aud their interests
a 10 possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
BIC SHELTER
FOR SEATTLE

\ sfnelter will undoubtedly be To-
Gated In or near Seattle In very
shaft time. p " Drew, president
" the HameHtake Mine a smelter.
n D,adwoei. ~ In the city aud has
several PARTIES looking FOR a suitable
location. The company which he in
eorporatcd last week. Is known as
the Pacific Coas, Smrfter co. aud
viii require a site - 10 aercs.
II II Intended that the nfat plant
shall be - 800 tons capacity. So
ton plant 10 b. completed by January
1 under the contract Tae plant
aili ultimately b. Of 1000 tons capac-
lty
Mr. Drew has large mining inter
onta in king county. and believes
that the ores wlil prove of the very
best. His copper mines IN this coun.
~ assay from IS 70 60 prr cent
They lie hauth NJ the Bear river. on
the line " the q. \ ny The mine
owned BY Mr. Drew In the East prss-
sui striking contrast. ahsayinE only
: per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
Jas. PETIT ARRESTED.

James Petit. Il petty larceny thief
and one Of the most desperate crinra
inala the Seattle police have had 10
deal with for several months was
arrested by Police Onieer Trip In
the tondcrloin district last night II
was stated at headquarters this
morning that Petit IL one of tho
two men who held up and attempted
To murder G. q Bottlng. Of lii2 sew
euth avenue several weeks ago
Betting was walking down Jack
ann street at the time with a young
lady when. without warning he was
nred upon by two masked highway
men. The bullet passed through the
lapel Of his coat. and his face wac
burned by the powder, tits pockets
were fined. but. lndinH no money.
the robbers left him
Petit ln . partner Of Joseph Ridge
~, who escaped from the chain gang
several days Hsp ana was recap
turcd yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
The ANTITRUST
CONVENTION

AUSTIN. Tenn. July Govern
or SayerH this morning received
letter from Governor Andrew r.
Lee, Of South Dakota. warmly
indoraing his anti trust CON
ventiou 10 be held in ST Louis. and
promising TO be in attendance or. II
he were unable to come. to have a
representative there.
In this connect lion Attorney Gcner-
nj Tom Smith has received letters
from the attorney generals Of the
following states. all OF whom promise
10 be in attendance, Ohio, Colorado.
Arkansas. Missouri. Louisiana. Kan
sas, Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
STAR LIGHT
IN DAYTIME

The star was again In the Lead
yesterday with news from St Mi
chaei and Cape Nome. when
the I.aurada lightly touched the
White Star dock at noon. bow on.
In an endeavor 10 make landing.
Mr Lloyd Mcdowell police report
er Of this paper. made a long dis
tanee jump. catching the nose u the
boat. and was Immediately pulled
aboard BY enthusiastic Kiondikers.
The Iaurada then swung out into
the stream. having the stars rep
rescntativs aboard Before the
steamer finally got into proper posi-
tion and again approached the
whHrf. tho stars reporter had cap
tured the boats passenger list from
the purser. had interviewed dozen
passengers regarding Cape Nome
and To-" Knyukuk. and was ready TO
spring ashore the moment that the
steamer again touched tho wharf
While the reporters Of other news
papers were climbing aboard. the
Star vas preparing for it, extra cdi-
ton. and within few minutes scores
of boys we're crying the paper on the
streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
SPOKANE HAS
A SENSATION
q Suit Brought Against Nil.
Iionsire 1. N. Peyton.

SPOKANE. July ia sensational
suit was begun yesterday IN the su-
perior court Col l. y. Peyton. =
millionaire. until receutiy president
Of the Exchange National bank.
owner OF the big Peytnu block and
Identified with a number - mining
companies IN the Northaeat. Is made
defendant In an action brought b. a
former wife. noN living in Denver.
Cot.
The w0mau's name IL Helen VI
Peyton. and she recites how Col.
PsytOn came TO spokane under the
assumed name Of Col George n
Morgan and acquired considerable
property
II u further alleged that he pre-
tended % marry another woman
named Victor HouRhton. and i now
unlawfnllY lfvihg with her a. his
wife.
Allegations 81 fraud are made
against Col. Peyt0u. IN the settle
rneut u former action. ana suit il
nos begun BY the former wife 70
recover ons-haif Of the property of
Cot. Peytou. which u estimated At
over fl.O00.OO0
The complaint Ia one 81 the most
sensational n the kind ever Med in
Spokane county u recalls the early
days of Col Peyton'B operations in
mis- city and his subsequent aequla-
ition OF fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
FIRST CLAIM
JUMPING CASE
Atiin Judge Decides the Ca SO
in Favor OF an American.

the city % Seattle. witch arrived
Sunday from the north. brought
neNs 81 the trial az Atiin o. the urst
cas-. 81 claim jumping brought be
fore the Judicial bench II seems
that Canadian recently iumpesf a
claim owned by an American eho
staked out the location iust prior 20
the passage 81 the alien exclusion
art The evidence showed that ire
claims ~ the American we're rar-
rect and legal. and the judge so-tn
decided the case in his favor Tire
American. however. had not SUM-
cisut money - pay his court fees.
but his honor remarked that Ne
would nS that al right and that In
future he would treat all claim
Jumpers a. common thieves lie
Immediately ordered that the Jump
er" pay all the costs Of the trial.
amounting - fla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
FORAKER'S
LITTLE BOOM
His Friends Will Try and Get
Him the Nomination.

CINCINNATI. o. July ts-The
Post SAYS that ForakerH friends are
quietly lnauguratins a presidential
boom Tor him ns The leader ~ the
autl-expausinn and anti Hanna fnrc-
80 Of the Republican party II Is
proposed 60 make the night IN the
PRESIDENT and Hauuh'a own state
by the uniting Of Sherman aud For
aker factions iu ohio. and taiiur a
solid Foraker delegation 10 the Ma
uonai convention
This # 10 argued. will cause Nc
Kinley'a nsmc 90 be Withdrawn and
other states VIII fan into line behind
the new leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
HELLO. Ed,
COME HERE
HHaaa
You're Wanted,
Said Crane
THIN ARRESTED THE kLOlDlkER
The pstsils OF . Sunsational Csent
heretofore briehy Reported
suten osmbiing.

Most Of the passengers on the
steamer Lturada. which arrived
from 81 Michael az noon yesterday.
cams doen the Yukon ON the river
steamer SOVEREIGN. According 10
J Nstrsumout. ~ sau FRANCHISE,
oue - the number Wba b. staying az
the Hotel stevens a most exciting
time waa experienced when circle
city Whs reached
pne 90 Ihe richest men on the anv
fHeIru waa Ed Mcconnell who ~
esd fn b. nurth about 500 ~.
- determined ta luNeatiEatc
the CAPE Nome dIsslaFs aud took
from ia stu ronai aerahiv money for
iukesl mrnt purposes should tfs nsW
camp lH1h promising A few yrars
aFa Mcconnell mined II circle city.
IA tHai ssmH - vah known as a
dafiuH a sfefnI HrI man. aN iuE the
rlr1 - played two years ago.
Win q number ~ other miners be
t1ak a cauffst- uut u the SAN al
most anteg ths eyes ~ Judge crane.
Possibly a. never thought while In
Dawson that tho circle cts IN
fiafs anuId hsiHer aim again about
The matter Consequently. WIEN the
seKsralsa reached Ctrrle cts. Nc
Caaneti made NJ attempt Go conceal
himself while nsnnent4ina the
ises Judge cane nnd an afieer
walked uu 90 him saying Hello -.
}sa re jusf thr man We are looking
fsf
Mcconnell made qalrA move.
mraf far hie eur buf thf Judge VAS
too auisk for him and before the
"a ssrnKrrs knew what Vas the mat.
Ter. the Ina y spn pfIncs NaH iu Gus.
todH Hs uas eiveu a preliminary
hearing. and waa paiy permitted 10
continue his trir after ~ bad put sp
fira han,iH % appear In Hltsa AZ the
fat court
TIE trouble did nos cod wifh this
Mcconnell bal many frisnis 90 the
Sovereign. aut fhsra pAs tax 81
releasing him b forrr. White the
trial Naa urnceNdiuE. raaiY. the
mate ~ the sovereign nrrd = vuiiey
q aaihH Il Judge Crane. He wnnI
promptly arrested AL nusd So a
shars time afterwards = man from
Astoria. oreEnn. told Judge Crane
that he was not much better than
the corrupt Canadian omeials" at.
la He Naa also arrsi is
There was Mr Nsarauntont nayn
great excitement In Circle city over
Aeeonneli's afrrHi. and had II not
been for few cool heads "a TIE
Sovereign there would have been ss.
flous trouble
During the trip down the river.
Capt Storey. - the Sovereign. struck
his purHer. ana ct Circle NJ v.as m
81 g.. Gambling f1r bis stakes vac
kept up frHfn DaWsou 20 81 Michael
one man vas reported 60 have lost
1000 At one sitting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18

conclusion that the child had bcvn
poisoned by tho bite OF kissing
bug.
Internal and external remedies
We're applied but they seemed To
have M effect Tho body 81 the child
sNcued 60 nearly double its former
proportions. the abdomen was hard,
the blood Watery and the pbin took
can wasen appcaranNo The child
became steadily weakes aud late last
night she died. pra KoEera and
Gumth. two Of the physicians inter
estrd ia she case. say that while
they did not aee ths-rsure ~ lieten's
death, shr had all the symptoms Pc.
euliar "a cases - the kissing bug
sting that have resulted fatally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
Bicycle Ride Killed Her.

LONG BRANCH. y. J.. July Is
Mrs. Josephine Keith spaldinR. wife
% a. @. Hpalding. the sporting goods
MANUFACTURED u New York. died At
her summer home on Rumsen road,
this morning as the result " an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis. which she
yesterday afternoon. on
ThurHday Mrs, Spalditrg was bicy-
Gle riding. and the disease developed
after her return. She regained con-
seriousness for only a few minutes
before her death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
THE cRITTEHToN HOME

a mass meeting of the conRreRa-
tionA ~ an churches Interested In
the Florence Crittantou rescue work
viii be held in the Armory next sun
day at p. m, under the auspices Of
the Crlttentou Circle Of this city.
The object ~ this meeting f. 70 make
one final effort 90 complete the pre-
ilminary work Of organizing aud OPP
ening "a home FOR motherleas and fall
ca girls. Mrs. Monatt. who was
bore with Mr. CrIurnton during his
rstice ~ meetings. viii be present
at the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
THEY FIGHT
ONE ANOTHER

MANILA. July ts-tt Il reported
that there has been nEhting between
the natives in the prusl nnrH 81 Al
hay South Camarinrs and Narth
Camarinss. AMI Tasal bands. who
were running local EoXsrumrnts.
and that the former are willing a.
declare allegiance % the United
states when the trpora are sent a.
proteat them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
KILLED BY A
KISSING BUG

TRENTON, n. J., July Helen
Jeisch, years cid. WIS taken by
her mother last Thursday 10 the
park, where she was permitted To run
over the grass plots and among the
shrubbfry. Iu tho afternoon the
child ran to her mother screaming.
rhc pointed out two bright red marks
on her les and arm ana made her
mother understand that bad
black bug had bitten her That
nsght the rhild's limbs hogan 70 swell
end physician was called in The
oar- puzzled him and as the child'H
Tot dtioH Waa growing more serious
.Terv hour he called n consultation
% rayzieiaus, who. after carefully
inYea tigatiug the care. came 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
NEXT National Ticket.

WASHINGTON. n. 9. July Is
The Poet this morning publishes n
- from the Philippine"
story 70 the su~st that Hobart VIII
ise dropped and that the next Re
publican ticket VIII probably b. Ne
kinney aud lEauaasett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
No Proof Of Canal frauds

ALBANY. y Z. July is.-fiovsrn-
or Roosevelt has received ths report
Of Austen q. For and Wallace Mae.
Fariaur. the special legal commits
SION appointed 81 report upon the
advisahiiity II criminal prosecution
growing cut u the canal fraud IN.
yestlgation.
The commissioners are sad 10 have
reported that there ia naI iarkfng
testimony % Justify the suspicion
% fraud. hut there IL m absolute
evidence u u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
The Brooklyn Strike.

NEW YORK. July Is.-The Brook
iyn Rapid Transit line II badly Grip
PIED this morning on some div
fsl0us there r. almost complete cea-
sation 81 traffic Fewer cars we're
run than yesterday Indications point
70 growing disanecfion among en-
Jioyes on metropolitan roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
REAL ESTATE SOLD.

The real estate property of the "a
tate % Phoebe NJ Webster vas sold
yesterday. The lot f20 x iz6 feet on
the southwest corner % Third av-
enue and Marion street VAS the prin-
cipal piece NJ property. and this
was bought BY Crawford a Con0ver
for $4,000. They we're acting for
e. J. Smith In the deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
Spanish Workmen Strike

GIBRALTAR. July Is spanish
workmcu employed In the fartincas
TONS here have struck \ close
watch is heing kept over rioters Tor
fear 80 serious riutIus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18

NEW YORK July ~ .@Ths grand
Jury mot this morning and took up
tho case ~ Roland Maineaux. charr
- with the murder - Mrs Kate
Adams Harry Cornish was one Of
the arst witnesses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
Arrive in Seattle
From East.
ONE iRRlIE FROM BUFFALO
Anothst from eroohIys sed the
Third rrom Session Wait.
ors TIE Seattle.

Seattle Il the Mecca of all eIeur-
sionis,s THIS year This morning the
Gates Excursion party arrived IN
the city. I, ts personally conducted
by Charles II. Gates. and comes hers
direct from Buffalo. y. Y. via Port
land. Yesterday they made a short
slap AZ Tacoma. Tomorrow the par
y viii take the steamer city Of se-
attic for Alaska They wtll be gone
about tao weeks. and when they re-
turn they will 50 East over the Can
adian Pacific route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
Run Down by . Ssilboat

NORFOLK vo July is-cari and
Richard Almond ana the formers
son, Carl we're run down By a sail
boat this morning while fishing. aud
we're drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
AN ALLEGED BURGLAR

August Buck. a laborcr. was ar
rested last night on charge u
ualary. II r. stated that he rob
bed Mr. peily'a residence on Terry
avenue. near Spring. several nights
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
Denies Peace 0verturss.

WASHINGTON. y. G. July ~ 49,
The State department unqualihefIy
denies the statement that AFuInal#lo
has made direct overtures for peace
to Gen. otis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18

CINCINNATI q. July ~ one -
tho hiE core pits IN the United States
Iron PIPE foundry ~ Adiiston. burn
I'd last night tssss $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

Bidding At the seattle Mining Ex-
change today was brisk. and some
good sales we're made. Calls and
bids were az follows.
LISTED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
aiger Is silent.

LoNu BRANCH July Is scerr=
tary Algrr refuses 20 discuss the
Manila correspondents round rabin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
NORTHWESTERN STOCKS

II Was dead letter day at the
Northwestern Mining Exchange to
day. no sales being made. and quo
tatlons low. BIDS and quotations
were.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18
Is Caused BY the
Round Robin
OF THE MillLi NEWSPAPER NfN
Cabinet psisrx It's Consideration
Of the commuaiestion Until
Aigsr Returns.


WASHINGTON. Il. c. July Is
Consultation among government
officials last nIght aud tails morning
brought about No solution 81 the
Manila situation. President Mckins
ley and the War department afiig ais
feel that somethns must be done.
bat cannot agree as TO what that
action should be-. To remove uta
would b. % diseredit lhe entire cam
paign Ia the Philippines To eNret
the newspaper correspondents wnu. s
be 70 lndorso the Russian system.
That would be- hazardous one
leading army officer BE- quoted as
saying that the complaining corrcs-
pendents should b. shot me gym
sral impression ls that way VIII
be found 10 set ofis quietly aside.
probably b appoIntng aim eivH
governor OF the archipelago Miles,
Or Merritt, most likely The latter. vii
be sent 20 command the troeps
WASHINGTON. u C.. July is
Only secretaries Hay. LouE. Hitch
cork and Postmaster General Smith
attended the cabinet meeting today.
TIRE others being out 81 the city
The round rohin - the Manila cor.
respondents was not discussed. ac-
coriinE TO statements - cabinet on $
eers. action In regard 20 Il being
postponed until the return % the
secretary ~ var The secretary Of
state nrsk.nted correspondence on
the Alaskan boundary question. A
dispatch from The Philippine con-
mission was alsa Rad u contained
hstle on wh.eh 70 base hope Tor \
better position Tor some time %
come
PHILADELPHIA. July r. The
Press. Postmaster GeHerai Smiths
paper. ana which l. looksd upon az
Mckinley personal organ. says to-
day II the allegations % the Man
Ia correspondents are suat atna1 81
IN of4cial insw4fswssiou tseu otis
viii be removed n. however. the
statements are foand = ~ untrue.
the CORRESPONDENTS viii BE- rxrlua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-18

\ party u q escuraloniA,s from
boston. - no are touring the country
In private car. made a short stop
IN Seattle this morning. The party
IL under the personal direction Of
Roland y. Grant. a cousin 81 L. q.
Grant. and who waa pastor at the
white Temple IN Portland for three
years After viewing seattle for a
few hours they lcft for Portland on
the 10 o'clock train. wherr DIR. Grant
is billed for a lecture tonight.