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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-30
LABOR DAY PROGRAMME.
Place OF Formation Of Grand Pa
geant md Route Of March--An Ex-
cei1ent List Of Athletic sports.

The Official programme for Labor day
was issued by the Western Central Labor
Union last night. II includes a longer
list Of athletic events than ever before
given on similar occasion in this city.
The parade will be one OF the most inter
esting features OF the day. 1t will organ
TIE at 1880 .. m. sharp. The head of the
column will move from the corner OF
Third avenue and Union street north on
Third avenue to Pike street. east on Pike
street TO Seventh avenue. thence counter
march along Pike street to First ave-
nue., south on First avenue TO Main street
east on Main street to Second avenue
south, north on Second avenue south TO
Yesler way thence north on Second ave-
nue. to Union street east on Union street
20 Third avenue, where the pageant will
dismiss
The formation Of column will be. Pia-
toon OF police. under Sergeant Irving
Ward: Wagner's band; Grand Marshal
Walter Bennett, with officers OF West
ern Central Labor Union Western
Central Labor Union. followed by MEM
hers Of the forty-three union organixa-
tons Of the city. in position and inter
spersed with De Caprto's band, Wesley'a
band. Lueben's hand and the Fifth regi-
ment band. OF Victoria, II, c.
The various unions will assemble at
designated points at ~ clock noon, with
floats on side streets opposite position in
column. At the conclusion OF the parade
all the bands will assemble at Third ave-
nue. and Union streets, and. massed to-
gether, will render a selection. a concert
will be given at the Madison street pa
wilton during the afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-30
VISIT SNOQUALMIE PLANT.
Party of Friends the Guests of G. n.
baker, of Semitic Cataract Co..
Capitalists Represented.

A large party Of leading business men
OF the city were the guests yesterday
OF c. II. Baker, president of the Seattle
Cataract COMPANY on visit 10 the COM
pany's plant at Snoquainie fails.
A special train carried the party 70 sno,
qualrlie. leaving Seattle at 3 o'clock, and
returning at 10 o'clock. The party. num-
bering about thirty-five. spent the after
noon in an inspection of the machinery
at the falls.
its kind in the United statesf its novelty
being the fact that all the machinery Is
beneath the surface. In the Niagara falls
plant, the one nearest in point of SIM
Ilarity, the turbines alone are beneath the
ground. From each turbine long steel
shaft runs 10 the surface and connects
there with an electric generator. The
weight of the shaft is supported by the
pressure of the water on the under side
OF the turbine,
will soon be in condition 10 supply about
10000 horse power. improvements now un-
der way being practically completed.
Baker FOR the purpose Of affording his
guests of honor. Demas Demm'ng OF
Terre Haute. Ia; Samuel Hill. OF Mime
apoIi', and J. W Harris, Of y. ". Harris
more than si5S.co Is Is being spent in pre-
pairing TO harness the falls. The guests
marveling over the stupendous mag
nitude OF the task 80 nearly completed.
The members Of the party were, oe-
rls: c. s, Miller, Fairmont. Neoi Lieut..
8. r. Adair. Los Angeles John Leary.
s, l.. Crawford, f. w. Baker. J. 5. kloe-
Boole, d r Kittinger. sherwood .Gilies-
pie, John III. McGraw Fred Everett, j..
y. Everett, r r. Spencer. W.. w. Will
shire, +. c. Cardin c. A. Riddle, f. w.
II. Corey. 8. r. Weston, Charles clary.
j. w. elise. G, r Collins. #. II. Os-
good, r. H. .Clary, +. G. tombstone. Eu-
IL BAKER
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RATES ARE VERY UNSTABLE.
wEsT-BoUND FREIGHT TO THE
COAST is BELOW TARIFF.
shortage In Grain Shipments Causes
All Lines to Look for Business In
All Directions at Cut Rates
East-Bound situation Is Critical.

Railway freight department men on the
Pacific coast are wondering where they
stand these days, owing TO the feeling Of
unrest regarding rates that is apparent
In all the Western territory. Several meet
ings Of heads Of departments Of Western
lines have been held in St Paul within
the past two weeks. but nothing has been
accomplished, and generally 4, is admit
ted that rates west-bound are oemoralized
and unless strengthened within a short
time east-bound rates from the Coast will
be affected
local freight department representa-
tive. in sizing up the situation 30 far as
the Pacific coast Is affected. said yes'er-
day:
AT the present time so far as known,
oil lines In this territory are preserving
castbound rstes. but how long they Will do
so remains tn be seen. The Southern line
irouhi 5 With army shipments - settled.
so thnt there rs little fear at present OF
the transrontineutaI lines cutting their
that point eastward they are meeting COM
petition, and will be Obliged 10 do so. re-
garlless OF how low the war carries the
ratio,
THE great shortage in the wheat crop
In the Northwest has made II necessary
In other directions 20 make up the loss in
grain traffic, and the present status so far
as businees east Of the mountains is con-
cerred. IL that eneh road is not overlook
ing business OF any kind or in any dfrec-
tion because the rate NJ which II is Of
fered happens TO be below the regular
tariff.
There is every indication at the present
timo that a big freight war will be well
on by the end OF next month"
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MONEY WAS NOT STOLEN.
Harry Metsgev's Charge Against An
nie Daley Dismissed.

A prosecution for alleged grand lar
ceny Instituted against Annie Daley,
who says she IL fortune teller. by
Harry Metzser. a laboring man. yes
terday came to a sudden termination in
cution suddenly discovered that the sup
posed victim OF the robbery still had a
large part Of the money he claimed he
had lost
Metxger came 10 police headquarters
early yesterday morning under the In
iiuenee OF liquor and complained that the
Daley woman had stolen $50 from him
during night Of drinking and carous-
ing. Yesterday afternoon when the case
was about to come on for trial the police
searched Metzger carefully and found
more than half that sum I'm the lining
OF hts coat. The case was accordingly
ordered dismissed.
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cart. W. t. Burwell. commandment Of
4 Puget sound naval station. has re-
eayed official notice that a recruiting
e(acer and assistants have been ordered
4 port Orchard and that the old mar-of-
vas Nipsi,. which has been at the sta
"A for several years, is 10 be trans
loened into a modern receiving ship The
ofocer II expected to reach Bremerton
- week. and the work OF preparing the
NIpsic for her new duties win be be-
~ 1t once.
mis- notice means that the efforts OF
~ Seattle Chamber OF Commerce have
x last been crowned with success. and
thar the Puget sound naval station In
n become permanent naval recruiting
station. with the Nipsic as the receiving
6l1p. Persons desiring 10 enter the naval
wrvfce AZ landsmen. ordinary seamen.
e6amen, mnchinists. nremen coal heav-
~ and apprentices Will be able to enlist
+ Bremerton. instead OF being COM
yelied TO go to San Francisco as at
present.
The need Of receiving ship at Brem-
erton was first taken up by the Chamber
OF Commerce. more than two years ago
and since that time a large amount Of
work toward that END has been done"
MD Capt. A. II. Wyckofr, u. s. N, last
evening. Capt. Wyckoff has been most
ective in the movement. and he was the
Hst In the city to receive notice of its
nuccess. we feel that our success al
TIN time Is due In no small degree 10
TIE assurance given us by Capt W. r.
Rrweil. tho new commandant OF the
'Ths nearest naval recruiting station
y now at Ban Frnncisco. fact which
has kspt hundreds of residents OF this
s ssfs out Of the service The physical re-
o. the applicants fall and few have been
VtlhnR to make the extensive trfn 10
IN Francisco and take the chances OF
then not succeeding
AS result Of the efforts OF the Cham
her 81 Commerce thu training ship Adams
was sent here last summ-r She re-
NAMED only SIX weeks. but IN that. time
ninety recruits were secured and the
commanding officer told me that they
were the finest set OF men he had ever
received, Even better results should lie
secured from a permanent recruiting sta
Tho NtpMc, which 10 now to become n
receivinx ship. has been at Bremerton
ever since the dry dock was built. She
has been used for officers quarters. and
2 large amount Of rearranging viii he
necessary befoS she IL ut FOR the new
service.
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TWO DivoRoE COMPLAINTS.
Wives Aiiexe Cruelty and Seek Legal
separatton.

Two wives appeared yesterday I'm the
superior court asking for various reasons
divorces from their respective husbnnd s
Sarah Jape IaFsvor alleges that she
was married 70 David l.. f.aFavor In iS,6
She charges that he has treated her
cruelty. There are no children
Louisa Christensen, OF Ballard, alleges
uret she was married 10 Norton Christen-
sen In usl, and that soon after the mar
riags he became an habitual drunkard.
She alleges tina, he IL a drunkard, an idIer
and possesses other undesirable qualities
and that she has been compelled 70 snp-
port their four children hy dong wash
Ing
She further alleges that on August s5
the defendant came home intoxicated and
broke the furniture. For these reasons
she asks an absolute divorce.
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FoR SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS.
sivu service Com issiSm Prepares
List of osifiom.

The following list Of city positions for
wbieh applicants will be tested nj The
special ctvil service examinations com
mrncing september 49, was adopted nj a
meeting OF the civil service commission
yesterday morning
,iNh engineering -Drauxhts.
men, computers. transitmen. ehainmen
and axmen.
ttyil service -stenoxraphers. account
ants and messengers
Police department. Rfrniucn drivers
pilots, stokers and marine and FIRE engi.
herrs
Mechanical engineering. water depart.
ineni stationary enginoers, firemen and
coalpassers.
Inspection service Getty engineers Of.
neef~~ stret. sewer and sidewalk lnsper-
tors, paving inspectors and franchise In
spcctora.
Labor service Janitors, blacksmiths.
eafpentcrs. service helpers and park me.
chantca.
Because Of the ditiieuy IN securing
enough competent men, "a Was decided nv
Inc commission not 20 make the residence
requirement. % persons desiring 20 take
he examinations Tor draughtsmcn and
snnnnters. The preference will he given
however 10 residents OF the city IL Sc
isyilnx names from the list OF eighties
employees Of the city desiring 10 secure
better places than those they now hold
VII be permitted 20 take the examination
and VIII oe placed on the eligible lists on
an even basis with tho other applicants
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puiidinr permits were issued yesterday
a. follows
w. J. r,se, one-story frame. 1874 Jackson
street san
w Y iittienei3. one-story frame 1924
Twenty fourth avenue, 81 40.
Collin Maxwell. two-story frame. lEl
TMsnlieth avenue, s. 500
Daniel clifford one-and-oae- hAif-st0ry
frame iS1 seventh avenue west. SNa
" w Ayers. ons-siery frame. xii
Eighth avenue. 1850
Henry Aureahamer. twp-story frame.
iSfi East Thomas street tsea
Jonas pushell one-stpFy frame, 1888
Twenty third avenue Sna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-30
MR.. CAMPBELL Is RELEASED
Puts Up ~ .25O In Cash ana Secures
New Bondsmen for an Equal


A. T. Campbell, charged with grand
larceny. who was given up TO the sher-
III by hts bondsmen Tuesday afternoon,
has arranged for new suretics and Is
again az liberty. Thursday afternoon,
after J. ;. Hagerty and r. Sartori with
ins the custody Of Deputy Sheriff Kelly.
who remained with him until yester-
day morning. Deputy Sheriff Pauley then
TOOK charge Of Mr.. Campbell, and a
search for new bondsmen commenced.
Late In the afternoon Mr.. Campbell de-
posted 1920 In cash, and arranged with
Daniel Jones' Fred c. Stevens and Her.
bert IL. Stemier to become sureties for
the balance OF the 81, 800 required.
The preliminary hearing has been set
SO as to allow a thorough examina-
ton OF the books. and will be held Sep
tember IT,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-30

POPULAR STREET can MAN.
J. G. Parsons Presented Gold Chain
by Fellow Employee.

J, G. Parsons. superintendent OF the
First avenue cable ilne, was Tuesday ev-
ening presented with handsome gold
chain and charm BY the men In HIS em-
ploy, m an expression of the esteem tn
which he " held by them. The charm is
suitably inscribed
MIR Parsons Is said 10 have long been
one ~ the most popular men In the en-.
piog Of the company and the discontinue
ance Of the old cable lire was seized by
the men "a q good opportunity 70 express
their sentiment toward him
Conductor Thomas window made the
presentation with few appropriate re-
marks
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Dick stanley Formally Charged
with Hotel Robbery

Disk Stanley. ehb vas arrested ~ the
police Saturday night 0n SUSPICION ~ he-
tug one ~ The hiahwayrrn who held 40
the night clerk At the New Western ha-
Identified ~ r. J. sullivan. the victim %
the crime.
sullivan went from the City fail 70 the
prosecuting attorneys Office where Ne
eNare out complaint agaiast STANLEY.
The date ~ The preliminary heAFlng has
NOT vet been set
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-30

v. Lunckley. Of the Alaska Steamship
Company. presented to the university mn.
scum Yesterday a handsome specimen ~
the siliC.ous sponge from Southeastern
Alaska There are few specimens ~ tho
rreoies IN she country. The National rnu-
scum. AZ Washington city has two both
~ them. IN the opinion ~ Prot Trevor
klnca.A. LnferLor - the MnlNnrsltN.a
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ASK $4,000 DAMAGES.


EDWARD Hopkins and Gertrude Hopkins.
his wife, have fiIed IN the superior court
q suit for damages against the North
AMERICAN Transportation and Trading
Company, The complaint alleges that the
defendant H. a common carrier of passen-
gers ana freight To various Alaskan
points, and that In 1897 the defendants
took passage for Dawson. They ailegs
that when about e00 miles from Dawson
the defendant refused TO carry them fur
Their, and they were there landed and
compelled to remain from September OF
1877 70 July OF 1898. TO the great detriment
of their business.
They allege that IN addition to 1900 paid
for passage money they should be al
for supplies consumed time lost and
other Items. amounting TO sl.a99
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WILL VISIT PORT ORCHARD.
Members OF Chamber of Commerce
10 GO on Excursion To-day.

The members 81 the Chamber ~ Com
mcrce and their wives will this afternoon
visit the Puget sound naval station. The
excursion IS by Invitation ~ Cant w n
burweil commandment Of the station. who
has furnished the government tugboat
sionists
The Pawtuoket will leave her wharf at
the foot of Madison street az y. m and
will return between ard 9
The invitation NJ the commandment Is 10
all members Of the chamber and will be
limited 20 such No tickets are being ia
sued. but SECRETARY ProSch viii be al the
boat 80 identify the guests
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NnthIng new n the AnaIFs - the Amer
isan Bonding and Trust CO. today
Msxsrs WirK q Ciuion, tho new appointed
agents az the company are assuming their
aided dngi.R and rcs fjastiaE nell offire
III abe Raiisv building - accommodate
thfs new line. With the Maryland ca sii-
.ltv Co Tor employees liability. and their
large iine ~ Gre COMPANIES. they are we'll
equipped 90 % business.
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Take the shasta route Tor san Fran
cisco and an California points. low
rates. quick time and beautiful scenery
fares Prom Seattle % San FranylScn
So - Nrst class. 30 tourist. including
berth ia Standard or Tourist Pullman
car from Portland Two trains daily.
Fer tickets and herths apply to C. J.
stesple. DIP, A. Southern Pacific Com
pnnN 90 First avenue
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The stea mship Tacoma whose departure
for Nous was delayed hy her running
aground 81 Aiki Point while coming 10
sna = number - passengers for the
northern gold cnrap
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Two youthful, BurxIar..

Ed Menga aged 70 years. and Sam
Johnson. aged "a, Fremont schoolhoys,
were arrested by Police Ofaeer Breese
yesterday on suspicion Of numerous thefts
and petty buFsiaries in that suburb The
boys confessed and were given into tho
custody % tseif parents who were In
structed 20 have them committed TO the
reform school
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The Gnited states transport Tawtap
wll leave today for San rranriers in
pursuance % telegrephlo orders received
NON the 1utrtfrrnaster generals p-lca
ssstsrdaY Aftsrropn
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Eddie Flannigan. alias Eddie Gordon.
one % the four men arrested ~ the
police on suspicion % connection VITA
the Hillside saloon hoia-up WAS yes
teFday bound over 20 tbs superior rpEgt
RF Justice Austin IT'S t@W was aHed
nf ssa ana IN default - cash 0r SURE.
sleg ne went 20 the county faU
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The Delegate "causht oa.~

one % the delegates from Eastern
Washington had a peculiar experience
yesterday. An executive session Ia which
~ was dAaply Interested was called Tor
the afternoon. aud the gentleman found
himself unable 20 attend as the dampness
mad brought retufs % his .od trouble
Satarrh A delegate from RING county
Whispered IN his eur. and the Eastern mas
smiled inside ~ five minutes he wns a.
Guys drWT stoFr taking free trial treat
WHnt q nr. NackcnHtc'N English Cstarrh
SNfN, The eject was magical. far he was
aeie 70 attend tho session feeling nrat-
rate and ln the evening he came hack and
Ptrehascd package " the remedy, VITA
a guaranty % cure thrown tn
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The steamship Centennial sailed ia4t
n4ght Tor Nome with nfteen passengers
AL fsii cargo ~ freight She had IN
b urf tas head - sheep and several crr-
signmenfs ~ other stock
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A license 20 wed was issued yesterday
for Jesse Netter and Mary A. Neugart.
Lizzie Haxieton has secured decree
granting her an absolute divorce from
Alfred HaKieton.
In the case 81 oliver w Lewis against
Sarah Crosby. a petition for the partition
Of certain real estate was hlcd in the
county clerks Office Yesterday.
Judge Hanford has given a decision I'm
the matter ~ the libel on the bark High
land Lisht awarding the amounts asked
by the three iheiants
suuds a Friand, sailmakers have m
,ervened IN the libel ~ G. J Blgney
against tho schooner Laurel The inter
SsnoFs alleEc that they furnished certain
goods "a the Laurel az the request - her
master and that balance OF sieo IL due
them
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IaNHG SHIP GRANTED.
S.ouits for Navy Will Be Enlist
cd at Bremerton.
BATTLE WINS A BIG VICTORY.

~a.ea1 Nstiee Received Mt Port Orr
ehsra Naval station-Due to the
fnsrts Of the Chamber Of Com
,Sree and the Assistance Given
fhst Body by Capt. Wyckon and
Csnnapdant CAPT. BurweIl.
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The -FateiiiEencsr has secured ire
exclusive right for Washington 60 Rand
McNAiiy a Co.'S latest folder mag e
china and Asia These nay b secured
st rost-Intsiligencsr business Offices az
30 cents each
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The past-intellissncer has secured the
exclusive right FOR Washington TO Rand,
hcNaily & Co.'S latest folder map OF
China ana Asia These may be secured
at Post-intelllgencer business offices at
10 cents each.
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CHE Freedman likes ~ native sine.
the German likes his h@srs
The irixhnsaa driaks ais sfiskeF straight
because Il gives good cheer.
The Ergiishman drinks his All and alt
because n makes him frtsky.
But they all SO back on their fAyorits
6rsnks,
For Jesse Moore IA" whisksy.
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New Map. Of China.

The P0st-lnteIiiEsnesr has secured the
exclusive tight Tor Washiugtns 20 Rand
McSsAy & co : latest folder MAO d,
China ar8 Asia. These may be secured
At Post Inteliigsneer business orices al
10 cents each
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REPORTS by rounds % the Ccrheti- Me
Coy 1ght viii Be received ard road AZ the
Standard club Thursday night at o'clock.
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on and after September ! steamer Ro-
saiie viii ieave Columbia street dock for
Victoria az 10 p m instead ~ II O'Clock
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stop-oyers at Wsshinaton and a,
PhiIadrIphta,

Tickets 10 New York allowing ten days
siap-oyer AZ Washington and PHILADELPHIA
% not cost any more than tickets over
Pennsylvania direct limo from Chicago.
Fiye daily trains leave Chicago t'nian STA.
tion for the East over this double route
through Indiana and Ohio. For time.
fares and further Information address 81
X, DeriHE, A q. 4, AgL, Eis South Clark
street, Chicago,
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MoONsToRE RIags, August birthstone.
w. II. Finch, Jswslsr, as Second ave-.
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REPORTS by rounds 81 the corb~,t Nc
Coy aEht wll he received and read al the
Standard Club Thursday night AZ o'ciork
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GRAND hall Monday. September Z
RHnke hall
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RankA ball
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New Map. OF china.

The post-fntelugenccr has secured the
exclusive right for Washington "a Rama.
MtNaily & Cos latest folder map ~
thin0 and Asia These may oe secured
M fost-tuteliigencer business offices at
10 ccuta each
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TRI-O-LET.

BY the BY ana eye ana bye try our
wine We have every variety ana Ill
very nna. they have Axe. Dody and purity
and the aroma IL a surety that AIlgiiasAe-
cas- 10 the place TO hay NIasA Pnons
MALE ~. las AAla street
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EYEGLASSES perfectly nitsd. MIss
wl1lnski, Ia Cherry.
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For y0ui Surprise Scotch WHISKY. sia 81
per ease Western Impatting Co.. 81 Main
street zee
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CONSULT Flcrancs Marvin. seattlcs
pfophetess, Hotel Victoria.
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pN ard after September ! steamer Re.
sate wiN leave Columbia street dock Tor
victoria a. 10 p m Instead 81 u oclsck