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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-30
PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTY

81. 50o-12oxl20, corner Ninth avenue and
Pine street, with Groom house: this
would be a good location for a row of
flats.
avenue. near Jackson street: $3.50 cash.
balance long time.
81. 500-60x 100 foot lot, on First avenue,
near Pike; west side OF street, lot lew
ell with street.
s4.3o0-I.arge lot. 106xl2o. with Groom
house, on Prospect street; fine view.
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20 PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Or a home and 10 per

Or a home and 10 per
cent: new modern two
apartment house: two separate suites o.
and rooms each suite renting for 500
per annum Price, on terms. 5000. Nice
residence district convenient TO Minor
school Everything modern ana up-to-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-30
GOLF CROSSING.

GOLF CROSSING.
Very best residence portion
of Fremont Visit the location.
or call and let us take you out. High:
slightly and heaithful; one block west and
overlooking car line. We are building
moderate-priced homes, and when de-
sired selling with
and balance in monthly
instalIments. We now have
nearing completion very nicely ar
ranged house. with seven rooms. besides
bathroom, closets and storeroom; lot ad-
joining on the south being improved, 70
improved, with nice houses and occupied
by owners. so the character of adjoining
property is settled. Call for price and
terms.
GOOD BUYS IN VACANT PROPERTY.
$780, 60x120
Fourteenth avenue, Renton hill.
81. $50: lcoxl2s; CORNER:
Fourteenth avenue. Renton hill.
These lots are west 'front.'
two blocks south OF Madison street: Four
teenth avenue is advertised to be grad
ed. When work is completed 60-foot lots
will be cheap at $1,000. II desired. we
will build for you or furnish money for
you to build.
$500.
Corner, 131xl20
walking distance; no grade; nice residence
district.
Close In, on Jackston street;
nice location for one or two houses or
row of fats; walking distance. We solicit
inquiry.
Dexter Horton Bank building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-30
NEW HOMES.
ONLY s2.5o. 20.

VERY EASY TERMS.
New modern house on corner
lot l27x120; graded street:
three blocks from Minor school. large
rooms, large closets bathroom and store
room; house sheeted and sided, double
floors. basement under the whole; just
completed Immediate possession. Would
sell house and smaller lot IL desired.
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
FEHREN-MARVIl

Fred H. Fehren. Chas z. Marvin.
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EDMUND noWDEN

REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE.
Fine home 50 by l20-foOl lot highly im-
proved; broom modern house. In nrst-
class condition. S,eea; terms TO suit
purchaser.
acres highly improved land. close TO
etts on car line suitable for plating.
$500 terms
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GROLI4 DANgCS e OSNER-Bsfore buy
Ing. cal on Us for our list Of selected
city and farm property. log Madison
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Avenues Graded and Laid on in Parl
Style.
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FOR sAf.t. Several ve.f fsts ia S,it,
Fark al ~ eo ara g. 81 ea-h Fla ess,
terms Il tesiref Masr- investment Cs'
rae Co'uushfa
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
COMPROMISE ARRANGEMENTS.
Russia's Plan To Leave Pekin May
Be Modified.

Paris. September 7-Active negotiations
are in progress looking to some compro-
mise arrangement with Russia regarding
the position she has assumed toward
Pekin. The communications exchanged
between the powers now have METER
promise of success. The compromise sug-
gested, il is asserted here. is the with
drawaI of the forces of all the powers in
Pekin leaving the international guard
to protect the legations, which. it is fur
Their asserted in Paris, will be allowed 10
remain at the Chinese capital pending a
peace settlement. The main body of
troops. il is also said, will retire to the
neighborhood of Tien Tsin leaving suffi-
cient forces along the road to keep clear
the railroad route between Pekin aud
ed here as meaning that she will with
draw her troops outside the walls o.
Pekin, but not necessarily great dis
lance from that city.
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GERMANS WON'T LEAVE PEK1N
Emperor William Says Troops Will
Be Needed There

Washington, September 6.-The latest
expression as to the attitude of the pow
ers on the evacuation of Pekin comes
from the United States ambassador at
Paris, General Horace Porter, who has
advised the authorities here that the at
titude of the French government Is IA
vorable to the position taken by Russia
Almost simultaneously with this DIS
patch from General Porter came another
from the American charge d'affaires at
Berlin giving the attitude OF Germany
on Russia's proposal. This, in substance.
states that Germany. while anxious TO
avoid any friction between the powers.
regards the conditions at Pekln such
as to require the continued presence OF
German forces there. Neither General
Porter nor Mr.. Jackson gave the text OF
the answers.
These two highly important communi-
cations bring the Chinese negotiations TO
a very advanced stage. though they are
not yet concluded, as all the answers
are not yet in. The German and French
answers, however. clearly indicate the
alignment of the powers. 1t is generally
accepted that Germany's attitude In Ia
vor of remaining at Pekin VIII DE con-
CURED in by Italy and Austria. DEFINITE
word has been received here that Aus
tria favors remaining at Pekin. AS 10
the purposes of Great Britain, there Is
an absolute lack of official information,
though little doubt is entertained that
since Germany has taken the lnltlalHt
Great Britain will follow suit IN taNOr OF
remaining at Pekin. The position OF ia
pan Is likewise lacking in deilnltehesS;
although it is believed in the best poSleu
quarters that if other nations remain at
Pekin Japan will deem it eXpedient 70
remain there also. 1t would seem from
this that France is the only government
TO give concurrence to the Russian prop
ositton. although the United States has
expressed a purpose of following Rus
sia's course unless the other powers
brought about d modification OF Russia 5
position Thus far Russia has not eN-
pressed any purpose OF modifying nSr
original position. II was stated authori-
tativelv today that Russia has not or
dered the departure of her minister or
troops from Pekin up to this time. 50 far
as the United States government Is ad-
vised 1t is stated also that no ne"
propoSitiou has been presented. but tha>
the question is practically the same a.
when first presented. namely a. -, 70
whether the troops Will remain or DO
withdrawn froA Pekin.
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WILL BRING BODIES HOME.
Soldiers Who Died in Foreign Lands
To BE Given Home Burials.

Washington. September 6-Oificials OF
the navy department are making arrange
ments for bringing home TO the United
States for interment the remains of Off
GERS and enlisted men of the navy and
marine corps who died or were killed in
action ashore or afloat and buried out
side of the continental limits of the Unit
ed States since April q. 1898, the official
date of the beginning of the Spanish
war. A careful research shows that
there are 1O5 cases of this description, in
Guiding five officers. fifty-hVe enlisted
men of the navy. and 43 enlisted men OF
the marine corps. The remains viii be
Inferred at places I'm the United States
selected by relatives. Where no prefer
ence as to place of interment Is express
ed the bodies of all brought home from
the Philippines, China and Pacific points
will be Inferred at the national cemetery
near San Francisco, and all unclaimed
bodies brought home from the West In
dies and Atlantic points will be inferred
in the Arlington cemetery, near this city.
Persons interested should address the bu-
reau of navigation, navy department,
Washington, ID. &.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10

I1ouzt,r- Tex. September s.-i9 ? M
The West Indian storm which reached 'lie
gulf coast Yesterday morning mas Wr"uHi''
sad hav,., In Texas Reports are coihl-t-
inr. hut il is known that an appAiiihs
disaster has visited the city OF Galveston
where. Il Is reported. n thousand or iiu''
Nv hive been blotted ouI and "
,,,r,s,,,s property damage incurred
Nr.,esr reports from Sabine Pass anu
Port Arthur also Indicate = heavy loss %
,s.,. b,5t tt.se rencrts canrot BE- confirmed
at this hour
The first news 20 rea n this ei'y iro"
a.. .sr..h.., city Of Galveston was reeeiV-
"a AZ . o'clock tonight. James {. TIM
minis. who resides Houston. and WHO
IS the general superintendent Of the Ma
ti0f.al Compress Company. arrived IN Ae
CITY At o'clock tonight from Galveston
lie vas one 81 the first 10 reach here win
tifires of the great disaster WI MS
hefallsu that city. and the magnitude OF
thai disaster remains TO he told beca use
az his eudcavors "a reach horne Alter
remaining through the hurricane on sat
rr,Iay. he departed from Galveston on a
schooner ana come across the bssy u Nor
Hous.on The hurricane. AR Timm'ns
said WIS the worst ever known- The eSii-
mates made BY citizens Of Galveston was
that 4l.as houses most ~ IN. N residences.
have been destroyed. and that ~ least
1.0a people have been drowned. killed. OF
Hrs missing Some business houses were
eI~o DESTROYED. but most Of them stood.
though badly damaged
Tho city Mr. Timmins AYERS. Is a com
49, I'm
the water front and from the fremont
hotel Water was blown over the island
~ the hurricane. the wind blowing At the
rate II eighty miles an hour straight ;rom
In. EuIf and driving the SEA water before
Il in big waves The gale WAS a steady
one. the heart OF IL striking the city about
Z o'clock yesterday ats rnoun and CON
tImufug without iuteTmissi0n until mid
night last night. when It aba;ed some
what. although it continued 10 blow all
night
Nine Citizens Killed.
OF his own knowledge. Mr. Tln:rlins
knew ~ only one house succUmbing with
fatal results. though he heard of many
residences being carried away with in
mates The house that ne Saw destroyed
was Bitter saloon and restaurant. At Los
Strand. THE principal business s-reet "a
the city This three-stury huildllS was
blown down. and nine men-prominent
c.tIzeus-were killed.
Among the dead are:
CHARLES kETL4NER. SIR. a cotton
buyer Tor an En-i-sh firm
STANLEY - SPENCER. general man
ager 81 the Eide utruSter steamship line.
RICHARD LORD. manager Tor NJ
Fadfeu's Cotton Company. Whose body is
stII iu lhc ruins
Secretary Bailey. OF the wharf company.
and several walters aai customers saved
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
TEXAS TOWN Is WIPED AWAY.

Houston Tex. September 9.-Meager re-
ports are arriving here from the country
between Houston and Galveston along
the line of the Santa Fe railroad. The tor
naslo was the most destructive in the MS
tory Of the state The town OF ALVIN IS
reported to be practically dernoASheu'
Uitchcock has suffered severely from
the storm while the little village Of Alta
Iona is reported without house stand
ing The town of Pearl has lost one-half
OF its buildings.
|. II. Carlton, the president of the Bust
ness League of Alvin. and prominent
merchant traveller reports that not a
building is left standing in the town, eitn-
er residence or business; stocks Of goods
and house furniture are ruined and crops
are n total loss. Alvin is town OF about
/ 200 inhabitants. Seven persons were kill
ed in and near the town. They are:
J. NJ. JOHNSTON.
MRS r. VI. JOHNSTON.
SISTER OF MRS. j. NJ. JOHNSTON;
name not known.
3 O. LEWIS.
John classy.
\ boy named RICHARDSON.
The Santa Fe train which left here at
7:0j Saturday night was wrecked at a
point about two miles north of Alvin.
Mrs. Prather. of Rosenberg. Tex. was
killed and several were injured. The
train was running slowly when 1t en-
cOuntered the hetNy STORM ~ ~ lcpoi ~
that tho train was literally lifted from
the track. Mrs. Prathcr was thrown
across the car and half way through
window. When the car was removed 1t
was found that her head had ben under
water and she was drowned. Among the
injured are:
A. j. Condit. of Houston: Engineer Jack
Martin, badly hurt about chest and leg;
Fireman Thomas Doyle and Conductor Nj.
II. Donnelly.
Several other passengers were also
slightly injured.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
RAISED THE BoER FLAG.

Bar Harbor. Me. September AUST af-
ter the British ships dropped anchor in
the harbor today. Edward Van Ness OF
New York. swung TO the breeze, from
staff on his lawn. large Boer flag and
addressed his friends in dcnunciation Of
the British. The flag raising made the
people angry and dozen volunteered 70
cut the pole down without further cerc-
mony- Rear Admiral Upshur (retired)
WAS particularly VeXed
Charles III. Wood. chairman of the
board of se,eCtmen. called on Mr.. Van
Ness and politely requested that the flag
be taken down. but Mr.. Van Ness re-
fused
Colonel Wood and two police officers
renewed the request to have the flag
removed. Again the owner of the flag re-
fused an ddened the officers to remove il.
Mr. Wood thereupon cut the halyards
and the Boer standard fioated to earth
amid the cheers of those assembled
Mr. Van Ness was one of the commit
tee TO receive the Boer commissioners
when they visited this country. He has
been requested to resign from the gem
tlemen's club
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
THOUSANDS Of LIVES LOST AND MILLIONS
Of PROPERTY DESTROYED ON TEXAS COAST

September o-The
been los tonwhhen
information romot JOSEPH d. SAVERS
the f O
the and
all
it learned
DAFT tina
He id
veloity increasing ant
Sabine Pass the oil
cknothwar had beer
in deep and tina
hat time h n
a rain rtu a
.th tackbi ay
etlougt
chsemed o ehomt o
September 9The following telegram just received from Houston by The
returned They could not closer than six miles of Virginia Point where
dhth
Point. sthough hrownup by a
be oil
ctma o
S
the Western
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
MCKINLEY SENDS HIS LETTER

Washington, September 9.-President
McKinley's letter accepting the republic
can presidential nomination was made
public today. 1t Is a very lengthy docu-
ment and is devoted mainly 10 an attempt
TO defend the administration actions in
the Philippines. There is laborous at
tempt to explain away some OF the most
glarng mistakes He reviews at length
the report of the commission sent to the
Philippines and winds up by asserting
that the United States should do its
'plain duty" and hold the islands. The
trusts, of course. are let off very light
which is no more than was to be expected.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
WERE UNDER CHINESE ESCORT.
American Missionaries Are Murdered
nv Orientals.

Shanghai. September THE American
missionaries and three American chlidren.
two Danish missionaries and one BRUSH
missionary stationed in Shan 81 province
were murdered late in July, according 10
accurate reports received today. Ihey
were:
Stationed at Fenchow Fu-Rev. ana
Mrs G.. w. Price. Rev. and Mrs. Atwa-
ter. all of the American board. one chlid
of Mr.. and Mrs. Price. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Atwater's two children. Mr.. and Mrs. "A.
T. Lundgren. Danes. and Miss Eldridge'
British.
Stationed at Tai Ku-Rev. and Mrs u.
H CIapp. Rev. G. l.. williams, Rev. F..
w. Davis. Miss Rowena Bird and MISS
Mary l.. Partridge. all of the American
board.
der a Chinese escort for the coast ana
were murdered en- route. The Tai ku
party were killed at that station.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
WIND BLEW 10 MILES AN HOUR

Waco Tex, September 9.-The wind
blew tempestuously here from 3 O'Clock
this morning TO O'Clock this afternoon.
wrecking orchards and destroying cotton
fields, the chief damage being to fruit
trees and the cotton crop. The big cot
ton plantations I'm the BraZoS valley look
as if armies had fought battles i'm them,
the plants being laid low as If leveled
with a machine. The wind blew sixty to
seventy miles an hour for fourteen hours
before subsding The late peaches, which
were plentiful and had been sold In adj
vance, We're swept clean from the trees.
In central Texas $1,000 late peach trees
have been planted within the last three
years The crop of fruit on these trees
is all gone and also other late fruit. The
vineyards present sad scene of desc
latiOn.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
HEAVY FLOODS AT Ell PASo.

FL Paso, Tex, September 9.-The heav-
lest floods known in several years have
reen experienced north, south and west of
lei Paso during the past few days. The
Mexican Central tracks are washed away
I'm several places this side OF Chihuahua
and trains are running very irregularly.
The Southern Pacific tracks are gone In
several places in New Mexico and no
through trains have arrived here from
the west since Friday night. The Santa
he IS experiencing the same troubles
ON their lines north of I'll PaSo. All tho
territory west Of here has had bounteous
rains.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
CORRESPONDENTS ESTIMATE.

Houston, Tex, September 1o-3:15
n. ma Post staff correspondent has
Just returned from Galveston. He
places the loss of life at from six
hundred to one thousand.
At Virginia Point the houses are
all destroyed. The members of the
crew of the relief train report four
or five colored people drowned there
and two children of a Mr.. Wright
persisted.
At Dickinson the buildings have
been blown away and several fatali-
ties are reported.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
BULLET THROUGH THE NECK
Won Ketteler's Death Was Quick and
Without Pain.

Berlin. September S.-A dispatch from
Shanghai dated Friday. September 18th.
says:
1.-THE staff surgeon of the German Legal
ton announces that an examination
shows the cause of Baron Won ketteler
death to have been a bullet through the
neck which must have been instantane-
ously fatal. At the funeral Minister Con-
ger made stirring speech TO the diplo-
matte body. All the foreign detachments
were present. Ching Sin. the Manchu
president of the ministry of finance, is re-
ported to have committed suicide. Chang
Chi Tungs efforts to secure a loan Of
half million taels from Chinese mer-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10

married school
mate. Marriage
changes a won-
an. The drains
and pains which
are so often the
seque II &c of
marriage rob
her of all vital
ity. Give her
back her former
strength and
she'll be as
Jolly" a wife
as she was a
maid. Doctor
Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription
gives back the
lost strength by
re : establishing
the health of
the delicate
womanly or
gans. IL dries
the drains and
stops the pains.
II cures ulcera-
t;ou funauurua-
ton and female
weakness. IL
N a es weak
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chants at Han Kow is believed to have
failed. The Chinese papers publish an
edict August 18th ordering. the presidents
and secretaries Of the ministerial depart
ments TO proceed to Tai Yuan Flu without
delav in order to assist the emperor. IN
dispatching the affairs of state.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10

women strong and sick women well.
-FoE tao years I had been sufferer from
chronic diseases and female weakness whites
Mr. Allen a Bobsou Of Irzs Rodmzn Street,
philadelphia. Pa II had two different doctors.
and they gave NE medicine which only relieved
me fox > time. Nv niece advised me TO
take Dr. Picrce's Favorite Prescription con-
Guided that 20 open a correspondence with You
for your advice would be safest. 80 did. aud
have been highly benefited. lind that after
taking SIX bottles Of F1voritc Prescription and
five Of Golden Medical Discovery and follow
ing your advice in regard TO local treatment, 1
now strong woman Accept my sincere
thanks for the Interest manifested in my case
and the happy results obtained
Sick women are invited to consult DIR.
Pierce by letter free. Correspondence pri-
vafs. Address d.. r ". Pierce, Buffalo, NY.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
DECLINES PLACE.
Harrison Accepts Position rendered
by Mckinley.

Washington. September s-Ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland has declined the presi-
dents appointment as a member If the
international board of arbitration under
The Hague treaty. EX-PreSident Harri-
son has accepted the appointment.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
Discovered by a Woman.

I have discovered positive cure for all re-
male diseases and the piles IT never fans 10
rure the piles from any cause or In either sex.
or anv Of the diseases peculiar 10 women, such
as lercorrhoea. displacements, ulceratlons gran
,ba remedy 10 every sufferer. Address MRS.
G. b. MILLER. Box I24. <okcmo. Ind
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10

est today. The train was photographed
In the Central yards. The oats are al
ready sold. 1t is understood that this one
broker has sold fifty or sixty carloads OF
the Texas oats here This Is the first solid
train of oats received in this section OF
the country this year
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10

The ffth edition OF DR.. Hathaway's
new book. "Manliness, Vigor, Health" Is
now i'm press. "A copy will be sent you
free If YOU write for it TO J. Newton Hath
away. NJ D., 22Ia Z South Broad street,
Atlanta, Ga
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GA 9ToRIA
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Solid Train of Oats.

Columbus. Ca. September S.-(Special1
The arrival of a special train of TWENTY
two cars of Texas oats, consigned 10 Mr..
Dan Joseph. was an event of much inter-
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Piles, Fistula. Rupture,

Structure Varicocele, Unnatural Losses.
Debility: cure guaranteed. DIR. tucker,
Broad street Atlanta, Ga.
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Piles Cured Without the Knife.

Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles Your druggist will refund your
money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
YOU 80 cents
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The Ja!ll GiPl

Often changes to the jaded woman IT
ccu't see what's come over Mary she
usei TO be such a jolly girl" was the
remark OF a young woman visiting
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
TELEGRAPHY

Taught thoroughly AMI quickly. Positions guar
anti ed. Expenses low. Particulars free Georgia
Telt graph School. ScnOia. ia