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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-18
WILL JOIN WITH SEATTLE.


Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA Oct r--6eatfle will be vis-
tied tomorrow by william Fl. Moore. OF
st. Louis. president OF the National dood
Roads Association. who Is making his
first trip over the Pacific coast for pur-
poses Of organisation. At a meeting held
temporary organization was effected and
steps taken to Join with Seattle in CALI
Ing state convention to be held At Se-
yemner 1. The object Of calling the stass
convention 20 soon II TO enable Il to
elect delegates TO the national convention
10 be held In Chicago November 10 TO o.
The state organization will be expected
to bring about the formation Of county
associations throughout the state.
AT noms Mr.. Moore Is a real estate and
loan broker. having of1ces In st. Louis
and Chicago. That he is thoroughly IN
earnest on the subject OF good roads Il
shown by the fact that last year thirty
eight state and district conventions were
held and thirty-two miles OF sample roads
built under the supervision Of Gen. r. q.
Harrison. United States government road
expert. The Pacific states are now to be
organiscd. eompietins the state orsanisa-
The national convention In November
VIII devote three days to tho subject OF
good roads and good streets and three
days 10 irrigation. At the special re1ucst
OF the last national convention the last
congress appropriated $4,000 for frrfga-
ton work and $1,000 fer road inquiry
Nofk- Inc coming CONVENTION Will ask
congress for stiii larger sum TO con-
TIME the work now % successfully start
Cd.
President Moore goes from this state
10 California. where conventions will be
held at Sacramento and Los Angeles. He
win probably return IN time 10 attend the
state convention In Washington. He has
been In correspondence with the Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce. and viii hold
meeting with that body tomorrow after
his arrival there by steamer, az II a. m-
While Secretary Prosch or ~. r. c1ise
chairman OF the COMMITTEES on roads os
the Chamber Of Commerce.. who has had
some correspondence with Mr.. Moore on
the subject 81 good roads. have rot been
advised Of his vislt here. when told last
night by the Pcst-rntellixenrsr OF his mo-
posed visit. said they would arrange to
NEE; him ana call meeting % tha cham
ner for o'clock this afternoon.
we viii Be glad r. Cooperate with Ia
coma and any other Puget sourd cfflex
thaf may wish 20 reusa I'M sBta Mr.
Cf,se last nixht sfn the ralltnr ~ A
state convention and sen1irs delegates 10
Chicago.
II - the purpose Ia have a rifle o.
gopG road constructed herH under the sts.
pe-ffsirn ~ government exreFf. the ak
penzs 10 Be horne BY the asggfffnx Prep
erfy. We wtN then organize a good raase
club ard WITH the naiia built ~ ar er-
AMPLE OF the worth ~ the work try 10
encourage the building ~ rcas roads
throughout all parts cf the stats-
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GOOD AMERICANS ABROAD.
Are Four to One I'm Favor Of Me-
Kfnley and Roosevelt.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
VANCOUVER B. c., Dot. 17.--Japan Is
solid for Mckinley. The American resi-
dents In the mikado's empire have raised
their voices almost unanimously In IA
vor OF the Republican nominee. and say
that expansion Is the only idea for them
A poll OF the Americans of Japan was
taken n few days before the steamer EN-
press Of Japan sailed for Vancouver
and of the votes cast. four-hfths were for
Mckinley, In all. there were a little
over $500 votes cast. and they repre-
sent many OF the most influential foreign
establishments doing business in Japan
Many votes were also received from
Americans in Chinese coast cities, and
they all bore out the conclusion that Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt are the popular
leaders on the Western side OF the
Pacific.
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NEW BUILDING FOR CO.


Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencsr
EN ERETT. Oct. 17.--There has been a
movement among the friends OF the Y.
NJ c. A. in this city for the past three
months with the object of securing a
home for the association. The cost OF
the building and grounds was estimated
up 10 today they had raised in cash u2so
Yesterday being the day on which the
money was to be paid into the banks or
returned to the subscribers a meeting OF
Bverett's business men was called and
the full amount necessary was subscribed
Every dollar Of the amount was sub
scrbed In this city.
The Everett Improvement Company,
through its manager. Mr.. j. r. McChes-
ney, gave three lots on the corner OF Cal
tfornia and Rockefeller avenue, on which
the building win be erected at cost OF
x,000 The furnishings win cost 81, 800
Work will commence shortly on grading
the lots, and the new building will be
ready for occupancy about January l.
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no H AMERICANS.
sssksys Rile In Victory IT
z..lsun - ths Intense Annsy-
M y nnsllsh Jockeys ana
Accusations Are Mass.

- Ocf. 1.-THE results Of the
q s ~ racing at the Gatu1ck Oc-
today are not calculated
,;S ~ british Irritation at the SUI
80 n ~ American Jockeys on this
- = evidenced by the severe
~ s~1c anon American jockeys BY
k .',..fs5 a Z recent meeting OF the
IA ~ ne first four races on to-
rsSne were won by riders Inn
- IL United States. and one
111ne horses II the property Of
<sS511n mfd-wsight handicap was
~ r II Newton's Ameer, with Dan
y ~ osd1Ie This race IL Of LON
SS 1arfance one mile and = half.
{1Sfo pIaie. Of 100 sovereigns.
~ victory for John Smiths
X&. ridden by Rigby. This
q ~ 4-year-olds. at one mile.
~ 16inhed frst on Mr.. Dukes
Sl6a4eo, IN the Crawtor selling
q - sovertigns. distance seven
y nn<ss vas won By Mr.. Drakss
VIA Lester Rein IN the sad
15onx h OF 100 s0vereigno. f0g
~ furlongn.
971s 81 recent events were not
~ q Lord Durham's action. the
hSon gathering for some time.
~ out, however, that bis lord
ION that Americans are GUST
fla1ners ana Jockeys from the
MI clearly shows that attackn
ce1Hans q the outcome 0f 1eal-.
= lac( that the Prince Of Wales
o1 the services OF Tod Dloan
q esassf s e cI. ever ir s;ysn
r. royal hlehnsss does not share
S 81 Lord Durham. and II re-
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Spec4ai Dispatch o. the TaNs-Irfs3l:xencer
TACOMA Oct fs--The ATTEMPT ~
bahia bicycle howievArn from SEATTLE 20
Tacoma daring tho spring ~ 1877 IL re-
called By the discharge in The Superior
courf ~ fhs recsfyer nngoinfn6 IL wfrA
un ~. Affairs ~ the association formed
- eaii1a shs road The receiver collected
81 ard expended sSS tfe was allowed
the haiksef fur salary The rht@f prc-
sector % the enterprise NAs George Arnes
In Dawson
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Around CoIumbia Falls Fron Ceiils
to The Daltes.

PORTLAND. Oct. 17.--Capt.. W. w.
Harris. United States engineer. reports tina
completion OF the survey for the proposed
government canal around the falls In the
Columbia river between The Dalles and
Cello. The length OF tho proposed canal
Ia thirteen miles. and the work OF survey
has been in progress nearly three months.
As the work proposed In OF great mag
nitude. II will take some time to prepare
the maps and elaborate detaila. upon
which Capt Harris hopes, however, 70
have his report In readiness soma time
next month. With his report he win send
data ON the commerce of the upper Co
lumpia and Snake rivers In the interest
OF which the Improvement II asked.
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Gam pa,xn CROW. Excitt.g.

Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
NANAfMo, II. c.. Oct. IA red hot
election Is likely here. with three men In
the neld for the seat. william Sloan.
Kiondike king: Ralph Smith. celebrated
labor leader. president for the second
term OF Dominion Trades and Labor
Council. and Capt Olive Phillips Woody,
novelist, poet. hunter, famous swordsraan,
representing Independent Liberal, Inde-
pendent Labor and straight Conservative
parties. The hgh, viii be bitter.
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special Dsspatch 70 the Post .Intefltxrncer
TACOMA. Oct. III Contractors Mitchell
.sry,3nyim9 both white AMI japanese
laasarsss 81 executing Nrses contract
hsre Ia hor orGhnixk itank are cs0trzffnx
.galnas the hiyfng ~ the farfeutasA com
r1lstfsrsr uf PGbisc Work@ Clara 10
ghors complaints Rave hern fuatn. has
eaffsf~H that thrre " ~ cay ~ s1riaHf
the Jars from cafV wugE sh@psn AZ er5ft
nance frnAiAtth ire eHiiapy fstsftt %
rff.tneee
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PARIS. Dot 7.-Ths increase in the
pcice OF coal. due to Great Brifafn's pur-
oSsses and tho American mining strike.
has caused difference OF as0o.nn francs
in the French budget. The minister Of
finance NJ. Caiiiaux, today informed the
budget committee that railroad companies
receiving state subsidy and companies
sharing their profits with the state, are
asking for an extra allowance Of s10 COO
francs while the minister OF marine
the fjeot
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LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Duke Of MARI
borough Il sending out n denial OF the
abatement published By nearly every pa
per In England that W. X. Vanderbilt
has given 100000. some papers said. and
others ESQ 0no 10 the duchess as q
thank Offering" for the dukes safe re-
turn from the war.
The Duke and Duchess OF Marlborouxh
have bcen annoyed by the congratulations
that have swollen their past fortnight's
mall
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Csngessfen - Beats I'm London IL
Growing Serious.
LONDON. Oct 1s.--An additional 800
nsniermsn Joined the 100 now on strike.
sousy. There does not seem to be any
ne congestion Of boats II now more seri-
ous. Hunereds Of barges OF provisions and
xmetsnandIee remain unlozded. blocking
chants who are awaiting the goods. The
strkers viii be materially assisted by the
ecuen Of leading merchant. who disap-
proves q the stand taken by the employ
e stE association He has made Z deal
oIrecf With the mems union. and hereafter
VIII 90 his own llghterage
isast evening formal manifesto was Is
sued ny the lightermen's society calling
out the remainder OF the men. and II IL
PROBABLE that BY the end OF the week all
the Thames hghternen will have struck
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BOISE. Idaho, Oct 1.-THE state has
segregated STS.0e@ acres ef lard % ths
Snake river near Shg~hene Fafie sn ~
rrctsfweS sndrr thf Carey act ~ cana
90 he taksr out of the river At the heaa
81 the canyon ie4alrE 81 a. IA ~ TnF
uwfcrtakirE Will Asxt 81 San.ae 81 III
NsiaeT. % salt Lake, = president ~ shs
company. THIS "a the greatest frrtgatica
undertaking sver projected n this state
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BAN pe.treyea 81 rtre.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
SUMNER. Oct. T.--wiiiiam Hummon's
barn. about two miles east Of here. was
destroyed by fire Monday night at about
o'clock. Fortunately no stock except
two horses. was In the barn II tho
time. and these were taken out In safety
Most OF the farm machinery. carriages
ETC., were destroyed. together with sew
ersi tons Of hay and feed. The loss n
estimated at about yl.oao. OF which about
one-half 10 covered by insurance.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-lntelligencer.
COLvILIE, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
the falling rain the court house was
crowded last Saturday evening by people
who were anxious to hear the addresses
made by J. NJ. Frink and w. II. Sfratton
Mr. Frink confined his remarks 10 state
issues and showed himself capable man
of AFFAIRS IN matters concerning the pub
lie good Mr.. Stratton followed In an ad-
dress Of about an hours length. devoting
his remarks also to state AFFAIRS. Both
gentlemen made an excellent Impression
upon the fusionists who were present.
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mELLEx N TACOMA.
xortAsrs Pa~sae President On Tssr
of faspecften.

gs~csai prsgAfoh 10 the Pest -Intsaligsnosr.
TACOMA. Oct I7s-PFesdeut MeslHn. ~
the Northern racifc railway. arrived hers
this aftsrnnou on periodical trip ~ In
sppctsan He came 40 quietly that cfair
two ~ three rAl1ssaA ofrnsAis knew Re
Uas IN route ~eFt- He says Ma Ttatt al
this time has no significance, Tonight Mr..
Nfrltsn eufsrsainsd Meaxrx w. q. pearce.
a. E Law and Thomas Cn1ger. local
railway officials al dinner aboard his raf,
tie nfIi visit sea,fis sons time thtx
rfch
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Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures
TACOMA Oct lila order 70 protect
SIS ne~ whsat warehouses FROM FIRE the
Northern Pacific railway win extend the
frona she Commercial dork to the Flew
enIh street bridge. a distance of over
: 40 feet. This roadway vii be separated
from The warehouses by two railroad
tracks II Is intended TO serve a. a
means n reaching the warehouses with
Ore engines
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelllgnacer
SANAfN0. ~ G.. Oct IA hfg East
ern powder and explosives ccnTany has
fsreA them AT smith ~ fsrrmier
runsrruir. 10 preference 10 that offered
b. s. NJ Rahins E1perfnlanSen. " the
rex Vancouver Caai Company. The nex
nrfs f~awaHA
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Special Dispatch to the Post-fnteiiigencer.
NANAfMo p. c.. Oct l7.--Thr SsnaI-
mo Herald has been aued Cor criminal IL
bel by Tom Keith, miners leader be-
cause % dcfamasoFy articles alleging that
Keith and others fomentsd the hig strike
arsiung the miners hers. This phase 81
the present political battle shows the
turbulent character OF the nght
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.nt y ~ bs;res nv q nss snn w,ns,
NINA to the Duke OF Meckienburg-
gchwerin In the second chamber OF tho
Netherlands parliament today was greet
I'd with cheers. Tho house charged the
president to transmit to the queen its
congratulations and thankn for COM
municAtinq the glad event. which was
Of the highest Importance 10 the dynasty
And country.
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Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Intsiilgencor
SA<AIMU. n. c.. Oct f5.-Mark Bate.
for seventeen years mayor Of Nanaimo,
was presented with an address and a
handsome silver breakfast service, BY the
city counsel on his return from a long
trip 20 England While away he married
a widow ard his only SON here married a
young lady. Each wRs ignorant of tho
others wedding until the mayor came
horua
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rNIBDEHICH8HAFEN Oct II. =.
Count Zeppeiin's airship assembled this
afternoon. was steered against the wind
and put successfully through various tao
tics and maneuvers. II was then sailed
In the direction OF immenstadt,
Tho King and Queen OF wurtemburg
witnessed the trial.
Tho aIrshfp. in It's i,ight towards I'm
menstadt. remained poised In the air for
forty-nve minutes ct \ height Of 600 me
ters. and then safely descended to the
lake.
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LONDON. Oct 1.-THE Hou. Arthur
Russell eldest son 81 the late chief jus
tiee Of England Barren Russell az Kiiie~
wen has been appointed q sadgw 81 tho
district court He Was born In fski
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LONDON. Oct. ff.--Ahoas 1900 Thames
iiEhtermen struck this morning. consld-
erahly disioestinx trade The strike -
the Interpretation ~ Lord Rrassey's
award. which terminated the great strike
OF isn
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CHICAGO. Oct, ts.--Johnnie Nelson. the
middlc-dissance bicycle champion. cut q
is seconds on the worlds indoor motor
paced record for nfteen miles. At the
Coliseum tonight, IN his match race with
Fisher Nelson went the distance In
EE la and beat Fisher BY over seven
lana
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arseclMi pfsgasch % tle PusisInfnlllRenner
TACOMA Oct f7y--ThA Tacoma r. NJ.
C. A. has engaged r. "a Simpson, q
professor IN athletics. from the Uni
verxsfv ~ wisconsin. 20 take charge ~
i,s athletic department. commencing this
week
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PHILADELPHIA Oct 1T-university
OF Pennsylvania II. state college s.
dnin
CAMBRIDGE. Oct i7.-Harvara q.
Bates college o.
PRINCETON. " j.. Oct t7.--prnceton
a. Syracuse university o
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We 0ELL-A Bonbons,
Chocolates,
Gunther's Marsh Mai
lows, Cara
F0111011C meIs, Butter
cups. Pepper
Candies mint Creams, etc.
atChicaeo prices.

s s4 ne croyn Prince Gustavus during the
Lne crown prince ana crown princess
ena their eldest son, Gustavns. start
nrqr.y tor Christfania,. where the crown
~ ysncs VIII open the storthing and take
the oath before the house.
a1 nh4 oscar pnssed quiet night. but
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sArLrD ToR UNITED srArns.


HAVANA, Oct. l7--Governor General
Wood sailed for the United States BY
the Ward liner Yucatan today. He with
leaving he signed an order authorizing
the establishment Of twenty-five addi-
tional public schools In tho province Of
Havana
on the revenue cutter Baracoa, now IN
Havana harbor.
Gen. Maximo Comes II III at caiabaxar
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LONDON. Oct. fT.--Sir Frederic Mitchell
Hcdxsou. governor and cofnmander~in-
chief OF Gold Ccasf colony. Mt banquet
eiven In his honor In London this evening
paid he would venture TO assert that the
Gold Coast would one day rise 70 Its
name and be known as enc OF the largest
geld producing countries IN the world.
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CAPE TOWN Oct. ff.--Iord Roberts
hxs ordered that the return Of the refu.
reae - the Trau~vaal eoiony be rest.
roned FOR the present
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Special Dispatch to the -rntelligencer.
VANCOUVER. Wash. Oct. i7.--Con-
gresham Tongue. OF Oregon, spoke here
tonight and received an enthusiastic re-
ception.
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MUNICIPAL TAX LEVY.
Olympia City ceuneis Fixes IL at
Twelve Mkits.

Special Dispatch TO the rost-fnteIilgenrer
OLYMPIA Oct, 1.-THE csty eogncli AZ
rnuaiclrai tax levy for 1870 The levy
made was n usiits nisias FOR current ex-
penzes ard s rssfis Tor bond Interest TAe
has,s Ter the levy was sAe valuation -
Olympia as reported ~ the ccnntv audi
tor the valuation being N.sS2lS3 The
total city levy Is I MIN greater This year
than In fks9. the raise being due % the
reduction IN Valuation as returned By the
county auditor. The consolidated county
levy for 1900 is 81 mills, min higher than
last year.
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,ains the demurrer Of the street railway
Company 70 the informafionS, WHICH vers
fsrf against Manager Mitchell, Hupertn-
fsndent Dame. Foreman Purdy snd Mo-
fSrrnan Boehrn County Attorney Camp
beli notified the court that the state
wDniS stand upon the Information ana
tsks an appeal 70 the supreme court
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Special DISPATCH 20 the PoEt-Inteligencer.
ABERDEEN, Oct. 1.-THE registration
a total OF 500 names enrolled. The two
precincts were as follows: Aberdeen, 52a,
East Aberdeen, $50 This is far in excess
Of the registration OF any previous year.
horers In the city who came here too
late to vote. or the registration would be
in reality in the four-column mark.
Montesano's total registration was s74.
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nENnwED cARLssr AGITATION.
sDsnssh aevernnent IL Greatly Goa
cssnea over n.

cssnea over u.
Paris, Dot r---A dispatch from Ma
arid says the Spanish government IL
Greatly concerned at the revival OF the
Carlist agitation and the discovery OF q
~ Hemingtons and 900 hayonets and an
important collection Of machinery and
toeis for the manufacture and repair Of
kept BY . Carlist Four arrests were
made At the store. including Z man named
Nimbo. who styles himself chief Of the
CArlint administration"
The Hernldo, OF Madrid. says the Carl
lists arc preparing. feverishly, to open 4
campaign At The end Of the present year,
adding that the discomfort In Catalonia
forms excellent soil for Carlist propaga-
t1on.
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WE lard you at she inner wharf We
torla. n9th0aas danger Don't be missed
Take the goDniaf Rosaiis, 10 D. M Pare.
% csnta ~~
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
VANCOUVER. Wash. Oct. 1.-THE to-
tai registration OF this city Is go. larger
than that of any previous year.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Tntelligencer.
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Contract let for system of Water
works.

special Dtspatch 70 the Post-IntelliEencsr
wE,NATs-TEE Oct E.--Wenatchee Is
at last 10 have a system ~ water works.
ana that very shortly AT the meeting %
the city council Monday night the con
tract was let for said systeru 70 the spo-
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MARYSvILLE. Oct T.--One hundred
and fifty-fve voters have registered for
the general election OF November 6. Dr.
Mum. precinct committeeman, figures out
safe majority of from fifteen to twen-
ty-five for the Republican ticket.
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VICTORIAN a nosxtsng palace. com
meneing this morning leaves yesser
wharf daily. except Sunday. : a. m. for
Victoria and Port Townsend Fare. 20
sants TOO round trip.
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THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

Heg1stFatiOm hooka Generally shovv
N Increase In Voters.
Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. 1.-THE regis
tration books for this city were closed last
night Seven hundred and sixty-four vot-
ers have been registered. This Is the high
est number Of any year for the past eight
-Four years ago there we're SEQ registered
voters in the city.