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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-28
DRAFT OF ARMY BILL IN.
Letter OF G~s. Ntt~s "a the -s~~r~ssry
of War fsratsh~d Hoa.e Com
tuttter.

WASHINGTON Nov. &@goqtea 81 ire
letter ~ 1en. Miles - the SECRETARY ~
war. euoraifting The draft Of : proposed
bth FaF tire feeF sansHaston ~ the army.
have been furnished - the military COM
~rnttttsr ~ both houses ~ congress
0sa Miles fssurs al army praa~f based
M ene man for ever tes 81 she p2puiA-
ts9n - the country TNtx 8ni provide
tor &r& wsn. the AFfmy 10 ~ made ap ~
IA rsgirusnts 81 cavalry. "a regiments e
hFaFY artillery . regiments - aek1 artit.
teFF anA = feslmeHts - infantry. IN
addition 20 these the blN rfvyt4es Tor feas
nannsnabatants Avttsd a. follows laAr.
tereaaStsrA departments, t@G men. ssh.
siste~ee Aepaftraest ss rnen engineer
cNTrsf AEN rasN ordnance department..
- srt ssgnaf e3rns. 1&
FveNtst0n ts gradv Scr an Auxiliary fsfes
81 @sr sssn. e. ssf*S fNr thfs~ srars. m~.
less thew 2rs Aaee MafxnA mhenevrs Sn ~.
epsnf7s % th@ nre<tieef s8sh y nfns ssazv
Aax1sary f1rre ta - diftdF4 tnsn inyxa-
tn eaNAlfF ard aFttseEy a. Gaas - r@-
essFrA.
Tae sAu usnsalms elastic rravaslsna ~
wMATA tna Hnlsafe3 f8fre mAF - sn~
CREASED - De ssa 49,. psFtissrf fho total
sfceExth - th4 array j. not Increased -.
Yea5 fhe nszvnhe~s rraVaA-f ~ h~
PrHstaiaa - Sa@saw fas gne T4mssaA sWs
NTSfwtamf eeNaFats ssEe~ sn@tsy Ksssr-
AIS ard te~Nfv~nns a~tsESAaeF grreraAA
o fsrnan1 SIS @aerfsrxzsfsr zsees4Fa
~ eNFtmrUa IS &aeN rsn& ~ aMsfF ger.
eFaF skrA wstM an &ssssS&mt Htfh tna fNnk
- @sxFsteg 0eawrak
gsn M}sg favafs sctatsea r. nssvtee -
tAe a&rgrs So the sTersnf ssane srA
atss t@fNesH tnrr Mas aN8 es4r 81 fha
afr1x ~ 60 aAs hfxnsr xrAsfEs
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GEORGE ". WILSON DEAD.


WASHINGTON, Nov. g--<seorxe w.
Wilson. commissioned OF Internal revenue.
died this forenoon IN his apartments at
the Riggs house 81 Bright's disease, com
pilcated with asthma. There were with
him At the time 81 his death Mrs. Wilson.
hts daughter, Mrs. Pardoner, and several
Of his associates In the treasury depart
mAnt.
George Washington Wilson was 81 years
of age. and a native OF Ohio. lie entered
the Union army yhen ~ years old as q
private In tbs Fifty fourta Ohio volunteer
infantry, and served throughout the war.
coming out a first lieutenant. In Isss
ne took up the practice Of law. and In
issa entered the Internal revenue service,
rising from one important position to an
other. lie was regarded a. the most thor
ouGhiy Informed man on internal revenue
subjects who ever entered the government
service. and was consulted on all meas
ufvs affecting the revenues that have been
aefore congress for many years.
The funeral wilt BE- at Hamilton. O, on
Tnanksgiying dag.
Funeral services conducted UNDER the
auspices OF Columbia C0mmsndry. No. 4
knight Templars. Of which Col. Wilson
was q msrnber, viii be held In the Riggs
house At | O'Clock tomorrow, No formal
services will he held at Hamilton. 81, ak
capt Al tn. grAve, where the Masonic
burial service will he read BY ufficsrs Of
tho blue Lodge at Hamilton.
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S1.5O q Pair
TRAFFIC ALLIANCE
FULLY EXPLAINED.
u u q Matter tn which Washfaason
Ls@b~rs~a Are directly In
ter~at~d.

sT. PAtfI. Milan. Nov, E-tios rrssi-
don't Miller, Of the Great Northern. to-
day made the following statement regard
ing the mucb~k2iNHslased "tfartc alliance
t~s ~sen the Nnsen fsrsnc sad tbs af@sf
Northern.
There IL absolutely nothing IN the mat
ter. hut an extension % the tariffs that
have always existed from ether points
between the Union Facite and the tsrvat
Northern 70 ths Great Northern mills ~
spokane. II IN a matter In which the
inmbsFuoeH shipping their products frasn
these Msshingtan nniiiH arr ibtsrsetsi
heretofore we have had an agreement
" hsrns1y ~c have carried th<tr lan3faer
ever the Oregon Short Line. huf thene
rates hsxa never t~en arpihe3 % tee ssr.
lion north of vhfh our nee mills hevs
been IN nperatiun. The humber from them
wil ~ TAKEN through Ss~skano over tire
Short faas and then Transferred - gas
trnlnh Pacific ARD carried tn4o ksnAar snsi
Nebraska. the ststsR irfn witch thk con-
tract specifies ira ftesxht shall ~ fAkenr
Mr. Miller declared tbeFs wae not the
slightest ground fpg She state uaras that
the Triton parfae ~ waastns an Effort ~
extend its lines inso Washington,
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TO SUCCEED MARCUS DAILY.
Wlniiaa scaiDen Nsm~a - pvessacut
~ the Aas~oada Copper Mis-
lau tswus No

BUTTE. Mont, Nov. E-word was re-
eefved IN Butte tonight announcing the
election Of William Scaiion a. praalisnt
rany, 10 succeed the late Marcus Dafy.
The announcement Was received tn tho
employees OF thn mines n by the husI-
ness pnbiie with manifestation Of mark
ed approval
MIR Atnilau has been a p9actirsng law.
yer, but his professional work has male
hitn familiar with the operations of the
Anaconda properties His es~rtton. al
The meeting OF the directors hstf Ia New
York. city, 10 hooked upon a. IN fha ma
tArr OF a compliment 90 the long ad.
ultutsfrAtten ~ Mr.. Daily. whose eanfldrn-
tiai lawyer Mr., seailen was. and a. an
assurance o. she continuation of the een.
ersl policy pureued by Mr. Daiy in sha
srtfrs.
There WAS i pleasant demonstration In
Butte teai&ht aver the announcement ~
Mr.. scallon's e~ieetion.
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WARRINGTON. Nov. s7.-Thc annual
report OF Gen n. ". Boynton, chairman
OF the Chickamauga and Chattanooga ma.
tional park commission. TO the secretary
OF war. says
There are now erected on the Ch,cka.
mauga field l0T f~id guns. monnsed on iron
carriages to trnitaie the pattern in use
during the civil war, marking forty-three
Union battery positions. and nine,y-four
Held guns, similarly mounted. marking
thirty-nine Confederate battery positions,
On the Chattanooga field. forfy-hve guns,
mounted as above, mark ten Union and
ten Confederate battery positions there.
Historical tablets erected during the
year, ip, foundations FOR state nonn-
ments const ructed. i; e~xcavated. 1. guns
mounted. u"
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q MN.

NEW YORK. Nov. g7.-Represeuiative
Tawney, OF Minnesota. one OF the leaders
IN the effort to pass the oleomargarfne
hiii. Is quoted In a Washington special TO
the Tribune as saying. IN an Interview.
The bill Is set In the house for De-
cerber 6 II will be a very lively day,
and the dehate viii he spirited on both
sides. as the opposition will make a hard
hight. am confident. however. OF the
passage OF the bill In the house by a
safe majority, and | believe that the pros
poets are good for Its passage In the
senate. The light will be made ON the
tiii in both houses OF congress. Farmers
from the Atlantis to the tactic are In
favor OF the bill. and the consumer who
wishes pure butter Is with me A petition
OF five million farmers has been signed in
favor OF the htif ~
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-Arrrs Of the Associated Press
~rs@<Srfr.fy. nov. b. via San Fran
- H.-7n@ result ~ the election
Hawaii has by no means
n era IL politics. hut has rather
opportunity for The 0utprtak y
htfsr fight than ever betwsen y
~diad mis~ionary and nn,i-miss'onary
a. Dole and Ant-Doie factions OF
S~rub,iean party. Each IL hasiiy sr-
4 ire cher Of having knitted the
ara hetr<pi TO cause the Rspubli-
Srfsas ard independent Eurxsess.
Lob<nztsin, ~ Hilos 4 mad
~runc<<zfui efforts 20 have local
fI~s1n 10 arguments that the cleo
yv3,rsr az delegate 10 Washing
80 Illegal. LDb.nstsin claims that
4. ~ Law under which the election
6e,,suss csufd b. accomplished ter
~ ri@<rion laws 10 v the point
Ef.xfre been enacted yet. Attorney
81 fsdIe refused 20 take amy steps
sroand that are IL the only
II the qualifications 81 tts mem
and today United States Circuit
Uumphrsva also refused 80 SUM
wilcox 10 rake answer 20 the issues
- II general rafisfaction throughout
al the r~s-eiectinn OF Mr., Mckin-
mcfurt w WILCOX. she Independent,
ss<s 10 Washington as delegate, ~
a. sAyIns that the result 81 the
= q better, in his opinion. for Ha-
tkan the contrary result wvsid have
French bark nnssuet. which ieft
Z The end OF Orsober. after a star
~ h~<esusa her master was ~. has
I'D awatn for the am reasen. She
1 here ss the beginning ~ October.
way from Frame 20 Portland.
Ypr4tfaees entering a local hospf-
"a arsiens OF the vessel are n pux-
mnny people, as she hAd xot nearly
- 10 Portland when she turned
ih}s time Shs carna around thu
III ballast. and IN Under heavy loss
G9ays hers o .
- oaera Against Plague.
al notification ~ the finding ns
haxe bean rrrefvp<1 BY the tnits.i
qu~arantine officers here, both
WsshinRten and from San Fran
Precautions will be taken against
ness coming from Hsn Francisco
sssry Gage. o. the treasury depart
b<s suggested 70 Gov. Dole a way
epatt4e DUTIES may be paid, so that
enfa 4moa nsay upt emve the eoufa-
~ as4 That duties ON imports may
p14d h esn Francisco. and the re-
aer<pfed here by the local collector
ptonA Nearly or quite all - the TIM
n ~ Euyutean xcssfs which are sN-
hxwn agents IN San Francfsssa. and
~ hsv. Money from that side duo
The a~pniirsfion ~ Secretary Gage.
NJ put an end 10 the steady drain
frnfn Hawaii
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WASHINGTON. Nov. TO. p. Tucker,
Of Newport. Ky, has sent his report of
the conditions OF the bank TO the comp
troiler Of the currency. II appears that
there II sufficient cash on hand TO real
lie 20 the depositors something over 20
per cent. OF their claims. The amount
OF the defalcatipn as given by the ex.
amtner agrees with his arst estimate Of
the same, fo-wft. Sisi. ca. Efforts are
being made on the part Of the ~staekhoid.
srs and directors ~ the bank to restore
the bank TO soivency. The date 81 res
sumption viii be fixed by the comptroller
today or tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. g7.-Gen, Greedy.
chief signal officer OF the army. has
received from Col. Allen. az Manila. a
fresh map Of she PhiiipTans land and rabls
lines. showing that The Islands practically
are covered al every Important palnt wsth
a thorough system 81 wire connections. 4
new cable has bcen put in across the
eastern end 81 isaEuna de hay within the
last month from Santa cruz to sinslsa
thus Kising assured comm unEratiun~ with
the southeastern section saf Lusun, where
n hGfstofore has been very aifaruIt 10
maintain a land wire.
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" AAfAa~NEN%. M#E aFMN r ~
ea1whts@ Ga rlAtKry srstTs sas9zF ne.
fEt tHr pafHesa x ra2etSsFsnE sh~ wrw
Mfy@Y MsM ~Mn Aswt@eeR whN rassfsg - =
lfH4 w1nafg E~hxfAGtHws tNw NiaE4aakan -
Re- a8stcAn rsewA~fs e tAa rarzFastfe~ a..
parrnttT Are 81 saxNr - x4El-x EAs arxsA-
Sect sssFa a. array 81 Ne rsaY yezalf~.
TMn rUm ~asfssw wI ns14&3f mssM Ae-sMs
NAfw Ha~at tAae Arsrseseo e h& tnarses
WAeAtfafEn
Tas 8-an ~ q hN ssrsasT scare -
Ea8fHeaA1 H@a w8 - go N&Sts - tN~
n1eAsNrn whfeM the Mt4 tan-
stter. TMls Aa NF@s&&Ne sog an array ~
fNe S3xtnossea strength ~ Esso saer. wEfa
at SAe ate os caA aFx~-ler gsaera tor
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AMERICANS ARE AMBUsHED
Tive rvtyases az the rhsva Iafnnsvv
killed saa Thv~~ osh~r.
Nouuard

MANILA. New, IA ~tetaehoa.at ~ ~.
fhssd United States sofsnfry VAS am-
baNhed sunday hear Maiotaa fAffae~.
nfed a xeiiey az this Americans, kitlinv
tw9 pFtvAs@N ~ Company y and wound.
snx three. Th~ insurgents ess1lpsd tnte a
swanp
Numerous ineursent bands have hssa
stspvfsed and considerable sferea 81.
ssroyet IN TIM pgaxtnc~ "a ttnltaean h,,
Hvn tAfAnta mounted scga&tH
1cn hatEs fw4Nrka the capture az tAtYtx.
thfee insurgents. ais ~ eaafn murdered
Arfsn geFsAnS Hast sprtnx
Waite ~retutntar BY steamer a sesAeh-
ssseut "a AuseFhn&na landed nj wan xiu.
eeuse ard attacked q body ~ r~f-sa. Mi.
tns s@sst branch PARTY attacked a
Fsrty hsSeaa Fat~etins. kiitsng nsr ausf
capturing ninsteeM The Americana has
~ casualties There has heen consider.
Ahiv wtfe-cutsfnw TN that District.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. E-Comms@.larer
Hermann. ~ the general land nnsca has
ordered the Withdrawal from pubic entry
OF &Ass acres ~ vacant unApprBpriafad
public domain 10 Utah that Constitutes
the watrr shed from WATCH the domestic
water supply 81 Salt Lake Cts IA derived
The action II taken with a ytew az r~-
seryins the land permanently for forestry
purposes.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. E-After the cab
met meeting today the president received
a committee appointed by the national tr-
rigation congress. who presented the reso-
iutaons adopted by the congress- at Chi
cnso last Saturday urging the government
10 inauguraie the work OF reciaiming the
arid lands OF the West. The ommitte
consisted Of L. r. Prince. OF Santa ~.
y. ~. chairman II. n. Maxson. Reno.
New secretary: G. c. Gavin. New Mexs
leo. T. G. Cloudy. Colorado; q. n. Max
well. Chicago; ID II. Stearns. Oregon; r..
l. Ferguson. California; q. II. gohl~.
Washington, and q. A. Fowler. Arizona.
Later In the day the committee called
Wilson.
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WARRINGTON %NN %mefRA~F
s4agsg fNs@Txsa ta%AT So Mat n@ sm ssaa
sar ~ rbntasf mEEN haFfr4 tNFN o.
taFr1 eNk tsaafk Isl f&ztsfk4e
M Rect sails he sFtp 80 E4tK asH sanN
SAtfe M84AetAgkar4 W aN4 MfsNs ass
xnnuAl rspsrrs. Mr. ngsw sad. W5asd -
fs4tY Ter tie .zss1ezi s Ae 1a1e
eGnastss nfefA i.
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DENVER Ceta. Ncr. IA s1~e.s a.
fha News fron Mveser. IatN aaxo a
feschraan named BARS ~hn Aaa lived
Faf fcAnY war; h. Nts HEMarv esaatV
ehANt rEe~A miles frpFa the rtah ians
Gas IN Meekar 4easefssAv. ara 4asa tnsy.
t&a eeSe no inatAhs IN hts rerstou - shs
country Far the asss $50 weeks ue d.
Nktf@H tbat 30 pNNAfhtnG eanapiasn1,4 ~
Nssn fnarw NtsA
state Case Warsfer fahrssn ana rs,ass
stsHf fhlftF o. oHHufer al Nef armed
Raw gens west On NaHs river
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WARRINGTON, Nov. gT.-Th~ state De-
rartmenf received y cabis TO-DAY from TINT
ted states Minister Hunter. al Guatemala
Gay. announcing that he had lust re-
ceiye3 from the Honsiuran government a
draft for tie.eso American gold as in1ers-
nifty for the killing Of Frank Pears The
Milling occurred at san Pedro snlu IN
MAY. iSe. and the indemnity 81 the fun
mount 81 he claim set Up
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WASHINGTON. New ~f--Tne house
cSm ntstes On rivers and hArlsars to-day
continued work ugen it, MI. hut stf
Nothing saw. compare fotew on shs ws,gs
witN tkt yses later ~ farmaiatin9 a h4Tl
which Viii ~ gea<reiiy satisfactory. Ths
pgiate3 estimates viii - sefeive4 torpoT-
r~iisses cssnclassoa on payer sli s@gsn
tonight
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DENVER. %0H. ia sE@TtRl from ia.
Essa sprtas that the ~ -
fse-1fse a WrtspF. an seWA man aho
aird tAers e4ffSaiy On November ~ hRzs
beer ttss altered ard tttaf fhe train. stasn-
arh ans ether organs still ~ sah$sgfea ~
rh&rn{aak Analysis - ascertain @h3fher
th~y rpsssfn posssyn. II fe said H6rsssq
had taken eni sf.ss tussrAncs SIS xssks
before hAs Gesth-
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MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov. 21.-TfA,
Aiabama legislature today tralioted IN sen
arate houses for United states senator.
John T. Morgan received every vote cass.
The result viii be formally IN
Joint session tomorrow.
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ton of W. A. Clark. has gore 70 Wash
fnEfon TO present hts claims before tho
senate. He feels confident that he will
be seated over Clark. who. after ~reslgninx,
was f~espppinted by Acting Gov. EpriggS,
In the absence Of Gov. Smith
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each 1000 men. with major generals in
proportion. Chairman Hull stated there
VIII De but one BIN prepared. and II any
stan changes are contemplated they will
be incorporafed In that measure.
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A~.-esss,.a rre.. Advisory ns.rs.-

NEW YORK. Ney. fat ne a~aesflnx
~ the Associated frr@e she fagEau lng as
NfscFy b0ar1e wsTx *lNgts1
Eastern ntSfesenMWHtttAra = FsafrN
Ns~ Vera Iisrmid ! vs. Hafsy. pNa!aasI.
Rita Record " u NafsAr~a Neaaeaf~-
A~usaetet and Ehreateie CaArt@s II TaF-
kaf. r.. naNtUs Etah~ r. n Esoyt~. uss
cts HAeyrseb
E~nfFsi aixisssn- ue1axkn &rnisA. In
H~S&napalss Ness TnaMas HF~s szTera.
reaa ffa8 Register 81 81 Tw&Asf. MI.
Mctres Leader
asas s~rn eiVtsasn-E staeinaaM seaehs
V8iSe ftzhn~r. Naetah INMATES. MAaAlrr4
500 Exs y@asaskss Ina nletS. HStssrh
Ness "a. rsaWfafs. MFa.1ss4 Cars
n~xegesaNAQEWRf a ~ Hef0 GRtssxtns
NNsa
Western SfFEefNnm "a Gee fhea8e4
Tfuses y "a FAmnan. Aa14 saks Yrfssv~
Harrison GRAY Ntfss fss1 Angrfsa Tausrx
Aktsa s. ElsekeH Seattle NrasF.
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mes NAY wax WARNER
- or ELECTIONS IN HAwaIi
10 xor END FIGHT.

ssA Ansf-Dsis Fass'ens WIN
..~.~sses Tkeir Lines for Re-
-, ~ sne cssfest-Re-eiectson
a u-wsssey n wen Received.
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=.';;||ss'''s,..,,V1n
RI,,,,(O
AIRY work shaf shomid mos prove
satisfactory ~ln 80 ssssadod 80 fsss
Of chsrze IN cmY nearess offlee.

vi avs rsshA2 : es~sAs&ff - sseA ef9wa
ASA ksNsfe wHFk fte F8Ass Ar&stf4 ssas~~
Ates nH4 SSsANle ~ ~ HsN4es mefk sA@ws
sa KB4 trEfs3E6oNs ftss n4Nx Asees ~ -
3 eHsFantEF IAst gaf NFk NA@ ~ II $50
Aest Wa Nser . aNNHsss4s 81 sNs@ So
esssausnN. feKf aftFefAke &~Fs N&8 was&s
ms36 kn8 Txff8s8Nek sf ttesA ~ fafe @1
SAC se8w aHe kesee&4f2 - 4esa&sfH &A@ttes
sH We M4N tesf - ~ EHe4ss3 ssAASsr
mezf gsss we4s rz ess4 - ffse ssesas
E ffAga 10 H&A aH& 8sN ~Ni nA1
~ a. gtAsesw ~ VS. at4sssssw
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sENA. Mont New. n. Nal Martin
-. whe was appointed United
p~natpf last xpyinE by Goy. smith
. vacancy caused By thu resigna-
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New York Dental PlrIMs.
6s< FIRST AVE-.
epoesife Peas nsfuas Iife DsE1tnA

Teeth extracted aa1 nfiesa aNea4asetv
witasua pain kg ear hats axssmalAa sn~fA~
ese Na sssxt ~ tfsrtaetn 10 Mg4nss ~ ~.
eztpe. fhrNN ht& the ~nsy @sesni rAf4sfs
fu Seattle that haze tns r4f.nf apEts
An<xe ana fnSftdfeHss 50 extract, nH sna
sp4fy NeAI crowns sf4 pafea4asa Ffsg~He
BadesettAAss ffatn BatNH&t ss2fh AnA sags
fanfed Tor ~ yes4e. ~ffAn4f the faost
particle II pair Geld fF~4s@ an4 sssfh
arhlsi vera acee s@snissssy se4 ~ sss-
Geld sfswnys vs. ran fsf sexsh. 81 bfBAxs
fnxs. 10.
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Abram z. Elmer. Of Utica, is iie years
old, and has taken no medicine except
Dnfsy's Pure Malt Whisky for twenty-five
years.
1t Is the only whiskey taxed By the Gov
eminent AS \ medicine. Thisi Is . guarantee
All druggists and grocers. or direct.
Refuse substitutes. Send for free medical
booklet.
DUFFY MALT wHIsKEY CO.. Rochester, n. Y.
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DENVER MHw 81 Ths ssAgrenens thai
fne FHa41Ft EnsEfs4fS& - fmht1 80
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-28

looked IL too. The rudy flush
Of health was in his cheeks, the
youthful fire and brightness
had returned TO his eyes, and
In his walk there was all the
light hearted bucyancy and
vigor Of bis early manhood. A
miraclef No, that isinss what
DUFFY'S PURE MALT
wHlSKEY Is doing every day
for the feeble and ailing who
use II ~ q tonic and stimulant.
IL cures like mario.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-28

banks OF other reserve cities not over
Lilo per cent. Of their total assets.
n comptroller states that IN his judg-
ment the present provision when properly
altered. should allow the banks OF larger
communities 10 have more nearly the
privilege OF loaning a given per cent. Of
their total assets to one Individual. which
now belongs, under a strict compliance
with the presen; provision. to the banks
OF the smaller ~nmunitf From this
privilege they are now daharred by law.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-07-13
Seriously Injured by Cannon Firecracks

Seriously Injured by Cannon Firecracker,
For the benefit of those who are in
clined t. be careless in the explosion of
fireworks, we clip the following from
the Elkhart Truth:
"Williern Morgan, of Decatur, ILL.,,
was arrested and charged with assault
and battery He was shooting off can
non firecrackers near the corner of
Main and Pigeon streets and threw one
between the feet of wilbur Bender, a
young boy living four miles west of
this city. The flesh on the inner side
of the right leg was badly torn and lac
Grated, laying it open to the bone for
four inches, while in two places on the
left leg the flesh was torn as To lay bare
the bone. The boys pants below the
knee were nearly torn off. He was at
tended by DIR. Short and the police were
notified. Several persons saw Morgan
when he threw the cracker and an hour
later he was pointed out and placed IN
der arrest. He was given hearing
before Justice Brumbaugh and the case
continued thirty days, owing to the ser
ious condition of young Bender. Nor
gan was placed under $500 bonds and
went TO jail
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-07-13

The remarkabl demonstration in
honor of David B. Hill, in the Kan
sas City convention Wednesday,
was probably as much intended for
a rebuke to Richard Croker as a
compliment to Mr.. Hill for mem
bership of the committee on resolu-
tons came as a surprise and caused
intense Indignation among the dele
gates from other states who had
taken it for granted that the New
York statesman would have prom
inent part in framing the platform.
Bad feeling has for years existed
between Croker and Hill. Bryan's
invitation to Hill, to confer with
him regarding the platform, doubt
less added greatly to Croker's DIS
like for Hill and prompted Tam
many to throw its solid vote against
Hill in the New York caucus
South Bend Times.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-07-13

Charles A. Towne has endeared
himself to all the allied forces by
the course he has pursued since the
Democratic party decided adverse
to his nomination. The silver re-
publicans were determined to nOm-
mate him anyway, but Mr.. Towne
coming upon the stage said most
emphstically "Do not do it i I'm
derstand my duty in this matter"
He insisted that it was the duty of
every silver republican to support
the ticket nominated by the national
democratic convention. Mr.. Towne
was the favorite of many of the
democratic delegates who voted
against him. They did it because
they considered it political wisdom
to do so. No one more fully un-
derstood this than did Mr.. Towne
himself. The nomination of Mr..