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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-26
FOR RENT.

ToR RENT-sToRE ROOM: NO. llas
Il Water street, adjoining Windsor Ho-
tel: ,fine room: good location for barber
shop, cigar stand. or any light business.
Dwelling over No. lbs. containing q
rooms and bath: private entrance. Four!
floors. 1sxGi feet, over No. 1l5O Water
street. suitable for light factory: building,
well lighted: private entrance. Enquire
Of GEO. a.. WICKHANt, corner Of Twelfth
and Water streets jy2i
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1t is hoped that First Basemun 1'ur-
ner Will get back into the game. as the
team Is sadly weakened IN hitting nbil-
ity by his ABSENCE and then, too. Tom s
coaching abilities are away up in &c, :"
and are needed on n team that isn't re-
markable for its noisy coachers. OF
the; other players. Ritter is about the
only one who appears to have signed
to use his voice for the club.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEET1Nes:

ITO THE STocKHoLDERS' OF THE
Il NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY. t
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
held ut the principal office Of the COM
pany. in New Jersey, No. &c Montgomery
street, Jersey City, on Monday, the 10Th
dayo August. 1860. 1T L. O'Clock noon. for
the purpose OF clccting directors and for
the transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
Tho stock transfer books Of the COM
pauy Will be closed ut 3 p. m. on July 50,
1900. and will remain closed until 10 o'clock
u. H. on August %. 1900 "a
By order Of the board OF directors
EJy2c-m&th A. +. LUXE. b
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I'VE GRASS IS GROWING AND
~; ~ Lawn Mowers need sharpening. bring
telephone 96S md we will call Tor thcm
~, Kinds OF other work done here. w.
slvnlthc best satisfaction and work dhns
promptly. lV'S Market street. apis
rTNliE lNTELLIGENCER PRINTING
S =; iifnpl;arn,.slSiiMENr. DOES NEAT.
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D ST. Louis overwhclmed.

BOSTON. July 25.-To-day's game was
interrupted three times by RAIN st. Louis
played ,tnlserably In the first Inning. mnk-
Ing fvc errors md fielding in avery dumb
fashion. The game WIS called In the sixth
on account OF darkness. Attendance. $50.
Score:' Ny $3.50
.g'iF .hf ~ 49, Ii.a, II III l.
Boston H.. IL o 81 0 lis 10 /
ST. Louis ............. ! % 0 0 p g II 6
Batteries. Nichols and Clements:
Hughey. weighing and Robinson. Earned
runs. Boston 81 st. Louis I. Home runs,
McGraw. Clements. Umpire. Hurst Time.
not, given. 9'F.'lt "a ss -ai- .,.L Ts
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Totals
Stated for Mercer In second inning.
limited for Matthewson In ninth inning.

rF5utkVU TUT .fltttIIc WsVFl TT IFIFtt' FE''FI'5'
Pittsburgh / 60 O'O.2 0 oil
New York ....,.....O . 0 900 o. o )
Earned runs. Pittsburgh .: New York J..
First base on errors, Pittsburgh =: New
York .. Left on bases. Pittsburgh s: New
York Il. FIrst.hase on balls, on ChesbrO
5: OF Mercer |: OF Matthcwson .. Struck
out, by Chesbro1; by Motthcwson 4. Sto-
len bases, Wagner, Doyle. Double play.
Ely. Wagner and O'Bricn. Home runb,
Clarke, Davis. Two-base hits. Beaumont,
Clarke, CHESHIRE. Gleason. Passed ball.
schriver. Umpire, Emslie. Time, 1:55
Attendance. M - - u = u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-26

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 25.-Connie
Mack. manager of the milwaukee, base
ball team, to-day signed Pitcher Rube
Waddell. of Pittsburgh.
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ECZEMA, scald head, hives. Richness
OF the skin OF any sort Instantly rcl!ev-
I'd, permanently cured. . Doans Oln,.
ment. AT any drug storc.---2. 'H'f +
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

Manager Lytle is looking out for an.
other pitcher, as the team IS short Just
now with but three on its stan. Poole.
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III, aa TO-DAY.S GAMEs.ro
Cincinnati at New York. t - -,
Pittsburgh at Boston. y -

2 T1't = Chicago at PhiIadH1phin.
{, iinlt He;7k St Louis at Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Pittsburgh
proved to. be the best mud performer ut
the Polo grounds this afternoon, winning
the. finkl sumc Of the series easily. It
rained heavily in the first innff$ FOR about
Ten minutes. II was. thirty minutes be-
fore the players and q force. Of laborers
coulda1et. the diamond In Strondltion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-26

mo suchFthln MS Summer com.
rlaint" where DR.. Fowlcr's extract or
Wild Strawberry Is kept handy. M
lures remedy for every looscness OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-26

SflERIFF'S RETURN.
l} George W. A. 'Freese ~ no Inhabilant OF
my buillwlck. nor found therein, this I'd
day OF July. 1900. W. J. LYLE, D. s.,
L. II. C. RICHARDS, S %. C.
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skopec and Pardee are Us good as any
in the league. but with. doubie-headers
coming SO frequently It Is absolutely
necessary. to have at least one other
slab artist. Ii5
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
/. STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERpAY,S GAMEs.

Philadelphia II. Cincinnati .. br
, Brooklyn 6, Chicago . ,ysr. "
Boston Il. St. Louis s.
Pittsburgh H. New York ..
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER Of PUBLICATION.

4 NNN' s'i " | = -, 20 ~ - - -
The, State OF West Virginia. Ohio County.
S.:
In the Circuit, Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. July Rules. 1900. ~
Christina Freese VS.. George W. A, Frccsc,
In Chapcery.
SUMMONS.
The State of West Virginia to the Sheriff
OF Ohio County, Greeting:
we command you that you summon
George ". A. Frccse II he be found In
your baillwick. to appear at the clerks
Office Of the circuit court OF Ohio county
Mt Rules TO, be held for the said court on
the first Monday IN July. 1900. to answer
n bill In chancery exhibited against him
in the said court. by Christina Frecss. and
have then and there this writ.
Witness: c. II. Hennlng, Clerk OF our said
court. mt the court house OF said county
In the city OF Wheeling. The 10Th day OF
June. 1900. and In the 2S,h year OF the
state OF West Virginia. .
~ st c. H. rHENNING,. Clerk.
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The object of this suit is to obtain de-
cree for n divorce from the bonds OF mat.
r!mony from the defendant by the plain
tin. l-..F5 i-.I.-
And 1t appearing from nm affidavit filed
In said causc. Mt these rules, that the de-
PENDANT, George w. A. Freesc. liz not n
resident of the state OF West Firginln,
and he not harinS been served with proc
'exs In .said suit. on motion OF the COM
plainant. by her solicitor. this order OF
publication Is entered against him, and It
Is! ordered that the said defendant. above
named, be and Is required to appear with.
In one month aftcr tho date. OF the first
publication OF this order md do what Is
necessary to protect his interests, II Is
further prdcrtd that tails order be pub.
ltshcd and posted az required by law. N z
Witness: c. IL. Henning, clerk OF our
Said COURT Mt tho court iIousc OF said
.county.Ethis Sd day OF July. 1900, to.wI,.,
July Rules, 1900 c. II. HESNING, +
Published the first time July 9th, 1860. (.
Attest: C.. II. HESNfNG, Clerk.
; ATKINSON & FLICK, : y.
yr Attorneys for Complainant.
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=. DEroslTloN. Nnrtcn

Christina Frecsc, plaintiff, w. George W.
A. Freesc. defendant. In the circuit
4 The. above named defendant will take
notice that the dispositions OF Christcnn
Ercesc, Elizabeth Jefferson and Miss
Mary CaranAugh will he taken nj the
Offices of Atkinson & Flick, n, No. iSlf
Charlinc street. in tho city Of Wheeling.
ih4 tho county OF Ohio, state OF West Viz.
ginia.. on tho 18th day OF August, \, ID.
1900, between the hours Of nine O'Clock
n. m. and six O'Clock n. NJ. 10 be read IA
evidence In tho trinl OF tho above ca,,sc
on behalf Of the above named rlnIntily,
.ATd y, from any cause, the taking OF tho
Eaid depoSitions shnll not be commenced,
or being commenced. shall not be com.
p!ctcd on the day aforesaid. the taking
.of The came will he adjourned from fay 10
shall be completed. la. !, -,
ChRlCTENA FREEsE.
BY ATKINSON X FLICK. ~ :"
Her Attorneys. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-26

KHAN TIE -EXPERIENcED IN
NV sSTALLMENT salesman; good line
to handle. and commissions paid prompts.
ly. No. 80 Sixteenth street. ia je2. ~
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WANTED-co oKs WHO THOROUGH;
experience cooking in railroad boarding
camps. No Others need apply. Address
GEO. w: ECKLEs. Supt. Camps. Graf
ton: w. Va, ~ lyle
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WANTED.

yJTAETED-HoUsE GIRL TOY DO
w washing and ironing In country.
Reference required. Address AZ b.. care
lntelllgencer. Office. - E.-LL- - 1y25 n
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NTED-ShLESMEN' FOR EVERY
Nv city and town dn Nest. Virginia and
Ohio; our statesmen ure coining money;
The opportuuityio of lifetime: we under
sell Ill competitors Address ROOM is,
Reilly Block !. -. n 80 q y .-.--.u 1u4 I,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
Central Seattle Sale a
Record Breaker.
Impossible to Show the Property to
All Who Came.

The opening sale Of Central Seattle property Yesterday
eeded all OF expectations and the crowds simply swampd
u.s. Our force of statesmen inadequate the
property to all who Today will certainly be able
take Of all corners
Lumber will be the ground today for least good
house, to be put by G. W. Hamsbrough twenty years
architect and contractor of San Francisco builder of the
famous Suro baths in that city Mr. Hamsbrough has located
IN Central Seattle because of the large of building that
will be done there Other purchasers who announced their in
ention to build G. B. Peavey, the weLknown timber
broker and dealer Eugene Way, Mrs. 7. O. Baah Mrs. r.
Castroe, J. j. Hovesgaard Bert Hayes John McCary Mrs.
Nellie Tafel g. A. Tripp the paoman Mrs Sarah Bridges
H. L. Arnold, ID. NJ Buckley, Peter Smith, c. Fl. Iebod the
real estate T. IT. Bardon " Ramsey NJ Norman and Miss
Daisy NJ Cameron and within days Central Seattle will be
the of the greatest building activity the city The first
person who gets house completed will receive his lot free of
cost the viii have discounts of from so 90 per
cent and the six will have free transportation the
line for year.
Prices remain 800 5000, terms of onetenth cash
and onewench every month"; but subject to raise without
notice.
All houses completed before April will be insured free
of cost
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
GayM Z: :: !: (! @ 3, =.
BETTER POSTAL SERVICE.
Omleiai From Washington, ID. C.. En-
Route tO seattle tn Investigate
Needs of Local pOstOSace.

A special agent OF the postoffice depart
ment will be In Seattle within the next ten
days To investigate the needs of the local
postoifice. The purpose OF his visit will be
10 secure Information In regard to the
number OF additional carriers and other
rfs' nleNes needed here. As soon as his re-
port II received the Increase will be or
,vicu ~ tne department ana an improved
carrier service. with more FREQUENT deliv-
cries for some parts OF the city. will be
inaugurateu.
A letter received yesterday by Secretary
Prosch, OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
from @. w. Beavers. acting first assistant
postmaster general. gives positive assur-
ance that an improved delivery service IL
planned. This letter reads.
The postmaster OF Seattle has recently
visited thu department and made applica-
ton for the appointment OF additional
carriers TO enable him to extend and inn
prove the free delivery service, and at his
request a representative OF this Office will
visit Seattle within . few days. make a
thorough investigation OF the service and
report fully concerning its condition and
needs. Wnen his report il received the
necessary steps will be taken to give the
residents of Seattle an adequate free de-
livery service
I'm response TO vt,7fr letter regarding r.
classification 81 the Seattle postoffice 1
receipt % the report OF the director of the
census showing the population OF Seattle
an order was issued raising the pc~sof,,ce
70 hrst class from October !. The salaries
OF thu letter carriers at Seattle will be
read1usted and they will be clasS~d az
nrSt, second and third-class carriers from
October L."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
nEa,,,s Aas INFERRED.
Funeral OF Myrtle Ed>an, Who Was
nnrned 60 neath.

The funeral ~ Myrtle E.laan the 3
yeRr-aid daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs Jonas
EdNsn "a no was burned 70 DEATH Tuesday
evening At the residence ~ her parents.
sis West isN street oeeUrfs,i from a TO-
cal undertaking parloF yesterday after
noon at 8 o'clock lnterBeuf took place
IN N0Gut Pleasant cemetery.
TIE ehNa met her death white being
prepared Tor ens ~ her mafhet While
the latter'H attention was distracted the
Mftla ame lgnglsa a wateh the head or
which struck her usghtgawu. setting Il
Rare Mrs EdsRn made heroic efforts -
smath her the rAlnFs. bat fid not succeed
in aoing A. hrfarc TIRE child had received
hnfns which were responsible sor her
Asash a few hours later.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED
Seattle a international North-Bound
Jumps the Track Near Cathcsrt
No One scrioasiy injured.

The Seattle a International passenger
train. leaving here at a6 O'Clock yes
terday morning for Vancouver, u, g., was
wrecked near Cathcart. just this side OF
Snohomish and about thirty miles from
Seattle. at 10 O'Clock. None OF The pas
Senger. was seriously hurt. aud after an
hours delay the train proceeded on It's
tourney, leaving the tourist ana narior
cars across the track.
The cause Of the accident II not known.
and will not be until the return of the
officials. who have gone to the scene.
The train proceeded from Seattle at its
regular speed until reaching the point
Mere the wreck occurred, when the tour
sat and Darior cars both belonging 10
the Canadian Pacific, jumped the track.
For conSsdera blesds they dragged
along the ties. finally rolling over on their
sides and IN this position stradding the
track The train. on leaving here, was
not heavily loaded. and II is said there
were only twelve passengers IN the two
cars When these were extricaied from
their position II was found that beyond
a few scratches and bruises they were not
seriously injured
Immediately upon a report OF the sc-
cldent being received here a wruekinE
train was ssnt out, Before II had time
to arrive az the scene. however. the pas
senxer train had resumed Us journey,
IL Is figured thar the track Will be cleared
and regular traffic resumed this morn
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
OOPACK Is READY FOR SEA.
Transports New Cylinder 20 ne
Tested Today-Wtit sail Friday
for Manila.

Repairs TO the machinery OF the
Oopsck the transport which attempted 20
start for Manila about two weeks ago.
but was towed back 10 haFbor with a
broken cylinder. have been completed.
The new cylinder will he tested al
trial trip to be made this morning. IL
the result, Of the test IL satisfactory,
the transport Will be again prepared for
sea.
When the Oopack returned 10 port, the
live stock part OF her cargo, go horses
and mules. was unioaded. II viii take
some time 20 reload this large shipment.
but n Is hoped 10 have the vessel ready
10 san Friday night.
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-.-'Frs
NEW IosGiN. COMPANY.


The Phoenix Logging Company Is the
latest addition 20 the big concerns % the
state that will engage IN the nmeer bush
ness The company was organized a few
days ago with a capital stock % S@en.
and viii commence operations IN the
Hood canal country. Solomon q. SlmP-
son j. pfeHilcnt % the new company. A.
Va anderson h Vice president, w A, Me
Donald Is secretary and treasurer. and
Alhefs Johnson II general manager rhs
new company. Il Is said has nothing
whatsoever 20 Do With the affairs u the
urn OF Nia4her q Mcdonald.
The climber on watch the company will
work has been purchased from the slim
son NH Company, and IL considered one
81 the aest tracts 81 shat vicinity az the
country. IL u estimated that 70 viii take
81 least tweny years 90 laR u IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
BoYs WANT REV Am.
iads Mho Faaaa BODY Of Murderer
lee Arc nissppoiatea

Aria Marion Arthur Caukins aua Tom
nay McEiroY yesterday inquired o. po-
iirc headquarters regardiug the p.Fnsps-ct
- collecting the reward which vas Of
Tered fer the arrest snd conviction %
Richard Lee TIE desucTSa0 who killed
Policeman Roberts. and whose boiv was
discovered Ia the woods near Wes~aIn-
VILE BY the lads several weeks age
The reward wNs posted hN authority ~
the city. council. hut required she cnu-
vfction - lee before Il became PAYABLE.
The bows cnusa1ea th~raseives wIth the
knowledge that Tire county VIII shortly.
allow them the sun ~ SO Tor ere htFiai
- lees body. which work tnev were
Instructed % perform after the remains
lad been viewed nY she coroner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18

,nrevfsed registration books show
|.:;.a n m7E names OF voters In Seat
Il + rrobabie that when the check
~ifch was started yesterday, Is
s11. this number viii be reduced
I'd. "A - q II II thought that during the
~ = M last few days there were nu-
r'rs 1uplicatious.
ID q ,rsnossibie as yet to secure any
= nwuYes upon the registration by
~ vrrde or precincts. The checking
- 1870 many changes in these totals,
Va ~ houndary lines are little hard to
--6.e ofr-hand, and placing voter
~ vrpng precinct Is an error easy to
neet popuious precinct in the city
Y -. Ylree precinct in the Seventh ward.
>. asoroximately $50 voters are regis
Nine other precincts have over 800.
~: The First, Fourth. Fifth and
ueseincts OF the First ward; the
~ ertcinct OF the Third ward: the
~ IA Firth precincts OF the Fifth
y. ~ Second precinct OF the Sixth
81 "A the Third precinct of the Sew
- vord. A precinct Is supposed TO
E1n0 ~ voters, but there are few In
- 2iy summing that low.
S ~ precinct record In any previous
S1nf1on was <22, made by the First
1oef 81 the Second ward in 1895 Al
40 the First OF the Seventh had
~ allowing r. comparison Of the
uation By wards. as shown by the
rsSe1ed hooks. with tho ward totals
80 - nnd aaoe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
TWO STEAMERS ron sKAswAy.
city of Topeka aud Hnmboidt Leave
for the North.

Two steamers the city OF Topeka and
the humboldt. sailed FOR SkagwaY ara
Lynn canal ports last night The Hum
h9idt isft from the White Star dock
with eighteen tons OF freight aud Twelve
- Taylor, J. W McGrearv. Charles Mo
Rarity, Mrs. Charles Moriarity and
child. L II. spencer, I. A Witt. W. H.
MelaMghey, A. p Tyson, r. A. Insley
The CiW Of Topeka sailed frpm the
Ocean aoek. having cargo 81 general
freight and nine passengers The latter
were Charles ". C0sErnve Mrs IT. san.
xunetie, Mrs. - Sylvester. Mrs o W
French, Sidney Parrish. William Whit.
tuef, Arthur Htn, Charles Pfeesh. =
Marhison and IL naan
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80
uC1oEy Moore. OF the Puget sound
~ ~ Information, IL In daily receipt
4 ~ htters OF inquiry concerning the
M ~ ~ possibilities for all classes
(tlOns OF men and women. These
NV rome from every state OF the
1e<isAlnT Canada with sprink-
X ~ euefics from foreigners who have
~ Washington as great state
M u these Inquiries are pathetic.
nun parties too poor to make a
n home, and seek assistance to get
Many business letters are received
~ D1fties desiring 20 start the manu-
~ n Some staple article Women
Unable write 10 know what she
Nv Tor work may be, In one or
o1tteY received yesterday, a woman
N work for S5 week at plain
- home work II her fare II pre-
e willing then 10 work out the
M Ticket.
nen want information about land
- estate, especially government
NJ Moore has n reply for each.
Wing some but L disrouraging all
xe not some money TO came with
Y11pt busy writing letters and mail
11m Of a late issue .of "Aiaska---The
NOfthwest Nv ashington Thou
y these copies are being tiistrib-
shlie many apply 10 the office for
- 70 mail away to friends
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4 gold aad that Is GOLD Hna Is re-
ported from Nsw Soath wales. where 81
comes n chunks ~ Zig as lamps % c1AI
A very pTefty starF bat ~ knaN az
something that SEATS &C. That ia Or
Xfackenrie'e Englssh cafarrh Care. watch
= better thaa al tire gold IN the world
10 tae victim of cafaTTh God can't cure
catarrn. hut this medicine does II g.
doesn't you get your money hack n
& does the care costs you NHt cents
! aay Come "a fhe drag store a. O. O.
Guy. Pm c. the Pacific coast aEenI and
get a free triai treatment go
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HAY AND OATS FOR MANILA.
Carlisle city. Carrying $500 Toas
of Forage, Sails for the
Philippines.

The Transport Carlisle CRY, loaded with
forage Tor Manila sailed yesterday morn
ing Mol, Japan. where she viii take
coal viii BE- the frss Astatie port touched
The Carlisle City carries about 1SN toms
az hay ard oats ~ this cargo. about
uaa tons wars taken In Tacoma ana tAs
balance was received from ihis city.
g. J.. be Eey0fse accompanies the Car
lisie CITY az aHsFtFrmssters agent. IN
charge % the government supplies
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UNPAID TAx STATEMENT.
49, pssparea by Deputy Auditor
oeus : Larse sam 90 He Due.

hers than ni0aaa OF delinquent taxes IL
nswe " ! sahulated statement complete
= Yesterday by r. w Wood. OF the
saanors Office These taxes run back
~ = "a the largest Item outside
~ mme IAN set opposite the state
~ snellss, h due the military post
49, ss. 81 amounts 10 s7sS The statement
efeJ ~ NJ Wood, IN It's most con-
Nnsed fprn. Il as follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
M,str,CrrRnas TO MEer.
WIZ Consider holding Exposition
and Establt-hiag Exhibtt.

A meeting - the Manufacturers Assn
cfatfan will b. held tn the Chamber -
commerce toalght at ) e'clocx, when the
exhibition COMMITTEES VIII further rspart
this winter
Tnerc Win also he brought up FOR dts
QUESTION the question OF securing or erect
ing suitable PREMISES far the permanent
display Of exhibits showing the capshili-
lies 81 Seattiss manufacturing enter
pri-es and the resources 81 thr state %
Washington.
several rev applications for member
ship viii be considered
DIR. FLEIscHER. diseases Of men ana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
n TlRD SHOWS A GAIN.
! p,scincts of City Have Now
Over 500 Voters.
r1L REGISTRATION 1877.

4 - befns Checked for Err
a '.... n>oeval Of Duplicates VIII
...sSsv neduee Footfngs-Ffrst
..s~et u seventh ward Heads
e. wsth ESQ voters-Largest
I .~1eet IN 1898 Had 422.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
CHARLES D. LANE ARRIVES.
Has an Adventurous Voyage From
Cape Nome.
BOILER TUBES 81 ow OUT TWICE

Steamer Drifts Helpless for Three
Days Between Dutch Harbor and
Cape FIattery-Aii ON Board Put
on short Rations. hut No Great
Hardship Il Endured-Noms City,
I'm Mid-Ocean, Comes 10 GRIEF.