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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23
nUsINEss CiiANCRs.


s. 5oo--25 rooms, most elegantly furnished
house and furniture new. location an
surpassed.
s,5o-Sx rooms richly furnished home.
ssove-4s rooms, hTe-year lease.
si.2co-i7 rooms. centrally located invest
ment.
ss5c--s rooms. elegant surroundings: bar
sssco--2i rooms, steam heat and elevator:
great transient hotel, centrally located,
Lodging houses, ala descriptions aud
sss0-Cigar and tobacco store. corner, fns
bargain, great Investment. rent cheap,
sibo-cigars and confectionery; room for
pool tables or living accommodations.
business opportunities all descriptions.
We have barrels Of money OF our own to
Hall a Co, ala fIinckley block. Estab-
We want to buy today: A saloon ON Yes.
Ter way or north Of Nesler way. viii
pay from sa.ooo to $500 cash for good
location.
We want to bury today a lodging house
from 10 TO - rooms, north 81 Yesier
way, viii invest from 500 10 ZOO
We want 10 buy oue-haif Interest Ia a
saloon on Yesier way or NORTH siil
invest sLVuo.
II you have any OF the above PROPOSE
lions for sale come and see Us.
We have for sale a lodging house and
two cigar Htands
ons-ealf Interest IN good saloon south
r1rst-ciass saloon, furnished complete.
for rent, south Of Yssisr way. two
years lease. hnssf saloon in the dis
trIct- IL yon are looking for an invest.
rnsni come ara aee ~,
READ THIS.
Two or three specials IN ruofnInx houses
20 sell on this week ~ a saerince II
win pay you to zee us before buying
anything else
Z r reSns...... sa & VIZ
y rooms. go half cash.
JONES. HEWlT-I q co. t71 Pioneer blk.
INVEST ssfsig :. psr cent. inisrssi paid:
teen days. satisfied clients IN ali sso-
lions Of the counfryt write fer pastlcu-
lara G. = Maelsy B Co. a Broadeay.
wANT kD--M Mining prospeetors for the
Philippine islands: schooner Mildred ~
calls from Seattle about December i
For particulars address D. r. Andrews
MANAGE Philippine Exploration Com.
SPECIAL
N.iA Tor iSeYuofn hossss netting n4n
month over rsnt and expenses. good
location. exec ption4s bargain n ~
Muir Co. basement pCst.Inteili-
GAS MASTLEs.
A. Pactoe sfak Lamp Co.'S ir12 Pfrxs
agsnBs Phone, Main va weisbann'
four kinds. Cnrsno Special. double
strength. ard Peerless
WASTEp--A reliable man with ts16 -
take bali interest in iegiH!n4ts business
20 travel this II nrst class. business
sIi net 800 per month. Address J. W.
Lock Box 81 GeAitie
FOR 9Af.f3~fBT the owner. a mast de-
siraDle corner stand OF wsil-seiecisd
Stock OF groeryiem. fruit. vegetables. to-
Darce and cixars Apply Mr. khin, cor
ner Third ard ffng0n
4 BARGAIS-& sNAP-n you want a
good lodging house. . gneney maker, AZ
the right price. call today. II will surely
&C. Room Roxxell block. Second and
Columbia street
fz.vo 70 invest IN ssta oltshed printing bus~
mess Ia Seait4es VIII consider pArfusr.
ghip with satisfactory party. rnferen,saa
exchanged. Address X ~. care Post-in-
teliiEeuear.
FOR prompt attention ana qusex aAlss
Herman. ~ Kew York black
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FoR WAREHOUSES AND tSSi

Nice cottage Of fnur roomss plnc(sv
and papered, lot Saxlio; xaod nfilHts
hood; one block from Rniuisf U1i1k
car line: one fare from First nxt6u(
terms reasonable. Charles n 1snm
room As Dexter Horton bulldlAf
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TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
o3co ladicn and gentlemen: guarantee
waltz, two-step and all the latest ball
room dances: low rate for gentlemen
joining open classes now; Monday and
Friday evenings. $50 Wilson Dancing
Academy. Pike street, Ranke block.
Private leaAana daily.
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urREArAux-At nssaa Rouge, Ia. October q.
100 Mrs Catherine Dpreineaux. Egthu q =. "
Dertmssur. Of this city
JAxEe-At Butte Mont. october la. 1900. MaJ.
beloved wife Il George James. sscd y years
r,s,tssi trnressiou win have the residence. as
Bfosfnas fhts fTuesdayl morning. At o'rlock
services from the rhsTrh q the immaculate, On
BrosdwsY. At - o'closE internert 10 csissis
cemetery.
sINpsoS-1n this city, October q, 1900. AZ 80
Fourth arenue. Edward b.. beloved husband OF
MARI simpson, AGED s. years
Funeral A. Holly WASH Thursday afternoon,
Dctoh<f Is npoa srrisal a boat ffon Seattle. Re
mains ii Buaney a sseezrss untn Thursday morn
ing.
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VACANT fnrs


sl2y~-Is aosias on Queen AIMS s''
near Caller. lie sell -.
fi,bo--Choice lot, sslsiso. slftsenfh
near Denny way -
fs59- izsxiN, cDrnsr; Seventh
north. -.
tsa~Iot on EsAt Howell one x<.61I
Sh0o~-Thfee choices lots pean1ex '
addition. streets gfAdfda
tTtV-@Gholee lot s0xtN on Helus0H
q, rio Two lots on Tsaylston. -
hoo Two lots, At-fnat front .ssfSs
ters addition. sffeet GRADED, y ~
81, iAsA--A ch0lcs refHef. Inv fsfts F~f
mont avenue north.
$40 Entire block "a latsi. LAKE
Second. ~.
81 sD-Twe lots fsoxlH, on 1bra s
north sewerei
t10-Isot stle0s broadway efy w.. -
For ether properties ~ all kID9H r.
at office, room FL fifsf ne1r
building. Phone. Main III.
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AUCTION SALES.
--------------~--->-->-
$1,000 stock at auction. consisting OF cloth
Ing, furnishing goods, shoes. blankets,
quilts rubber goods and hardware. com
meneing Tuesday. October %. 1900. 1880
n. r.. f:s0 and $50 .. m. at l23 Yesler
way west All the above goods will pos
itively be sold without limit or reserve;
parties must vacate by November lat.
Dealers. don't miss this sale. Joe Mar
tin. Auctione~r.
AUCTION sale OF household furniture
at g. g. Bickertons saleSrooms. 1879
First avenue. on Wednesday. the 2ith.
springs. mattresses. chairs tables. cen-
ter tables. couches. settees. plilowa. bed
ding, toilet sets, moquette. Brussels and
ingram carpets, sewing machines, russ.
stair carpets. cook stoves, heaters. etc.
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CHASE a. MAxWMdA
Real Estate Agenta
The steadily increasing demand ~ ~
erty IL causing a gradual a4vQN1 n
values of property Investors W ~
money by securing some OF ~ ~
ing properties:
$3.50 49,. RESIDENCE, 18TH AtUIII
Corner lot, sDxi2S; house OF rcfGl -
orn convenlenees, hrick foundAlim -
basement walls, In good fepepi ~
OF sound and mountains.
No. 25s z !. So.
81 IN .... 6lxisa TERM IN
A corner lot near Pike with tue -
rents SCI per month. both nt|eo0 &N x
ed and sewer In.
ki,eu0 ....,.,.,..4 BOREN Avn
New 4-room cottages NICE Lew ~ II
No. 3sl ~. IN
Well built and nicely finishes ~
nent home; fitted with modern
ionces; large stable. cornsr ~
near car line.
tt,sp0 .....s...,.. Ef4EGANf H.
ness new weil-bullt m144e1
house OF = rooms. attic and L. {
ment. two crates and mant4S
by hot water heater
No, 961.
1880 !. ION wASHiS0TuH u .I ID.
GROOM cottage. with bath ano H..
nxi0 cas- feet vacant; rooM
house; near Tenth avenue p4
cash. balance . per cent,
No Sls y. @.uuur
$3.50 -. ..s..,. ,..s....S~HuQl8{ Ll<.
A corner on bellevue aveuqe 81.
stories and basement. tain ..
sewer and street graded. ~
nice home.
$3.50 ......a ON Eth AVESI.H XVI !a's
House OF rooms on iai sxl&i M
OF lake.
No ~ -
$3.50. .s.........,...N NEW s-ROQ1 s{3
Tive stories ana iarE. Las
and toilet, we'll bnIlt and bf1c4 .
tionl street graded and sew~
tionE. well located.
No sSl - -
81 600 ........... Z 4-R0OM cQ1I4.x
on lot Coxl2n: rented for ~ psf
on Twenty. ninth avenue.
No. ass 49,
s2,xio ....ss....t,.tts.s.f. t-ftDHk f,...![<
iAlxiaJ. good corner on Hsffie9n ~
both streets graded. ono h'ofA
car line.
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QUEEN DEEPLY AFFECTED.
Body 60 ne Eashsimed and Taken 20
windsor.

LONDON. Jgiy M-The nsws % the
death II the nuke of saxe-CchgFg IA,
second son ~ Queen Victoria. has cfeatcl
a sensation In London, as st VAS totally
unexpected
The queen WAS deeply affected and the
Prince 81 Wales Cancelled the arrange
usents for attending Goodwood today,
where his horse Lucknow was the "a.
scrite iu the raee fnr the stewards cup.
AZ Windsor There we're many signs ~
mourninK, tbr bells in the cuftew tower
Of ST. Georges chapel being tniiea. II
t. stated fhat the body 0f the .ate dske
wln he emhalmed an3 brought "a En-
gland Tor interweut and that It viii is
tn state AZ Windsor
The dukes Successor sha I}ake * Al
bSny, arrived Ia London This morning.
The lord mayor of London sent q rsss-
sage OF confidence 10 the qacan In behalf
0f the citizens os London. expressing the
hope that the sympathy ~ she nation
would prove a salacs and comfort ia her
bereavement.
Numerous pahlic functions have hsen
abandoned and the court aud society vii
immediately b. ordered sn mourning
The funeral Gf tbs late dake viii be held
at coburg on Friday AuEsst 3 The
Prince Of Wales viii represent tAe queen
he viii be accompanied 10 goburg by
either his son. the Dake OF York or his
hgothe<. tie Duke OF ConaaGght. Il
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DEATH OF TIE KING
FORMALLY RECORDED.
Document Duly Drawn aud Wit
messed by onsciais and Member.
of the household.

MoNzA. July 3l.--The formal act re-.
cofdlng the death or King HDmbsrt was
drawn up at 1 O'Clock this morning ia
the kings bedroom, II was witnessed
by Count Rudini. former prime minister
and tiss royal household. tho president u
the senate and the secretary for the
cro@n The ministers and other 9th
ciais we're present
The ASSASSIN has bean removed from
the local police station 20 the fail
sisnpr Sarnccp, the premier. on bis
arrival Al t2e royal villa 10 tander his
condolences 70 Qnesn MsrRherfsz. had an
impressive audience lasting baif Al hour
All the royal princes. the queen % Pottn-
gal and fhe Duke ~ Oporie have ar
rived hare
The body of king HumbcFt dressed ia
BLACK nes today on the bed ordinarily
usaA ~ sam. Around the massive ran-
dEl&isgA holding burning tap<fx AZ ihs
foot ana head Gs the b9t are nHwera
placed BY Queen MAfghsrtfa. who passed
the long hsurs ~ the night tn prayer
by the bed on which tie body lies. Path
er BlSnami. the court Chaplain. Is IN
lmmealAsa charge ~ the tler. TIE car
diuAl archbishop 0f &tian has ordered
q requiem mass In GIL the churDhes In
his diocese.
Enormans Members y tslegrAna and
,atters az EundoleNce c0ntin3e 10 arrive
Including telcRgaDs from The most Hlus-
triouk families In Italy
Bresst maintains kn afr or utmost Gym
icisrn In the course af his examination
he declared himself 10 be a revolutionary
anarchist. aud said he vas ready 20 re-
sune operations 81 ~ were released.
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CHICAGO POLICE RAID
THE BUCKET SHOPS
NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED OPERA
TORS TAKEN IN CUSTODY.
During the Busiest Hour Of the Day
They Were Gathered I'm by ON
GERS and Taken TO Police stations
-Beginning OF = SERIES OF Ratds.

CHICAGO. July g.--Neariy too persons.
many OF whom had never seen the inside
of police station before. were captured
today In q wholesale raid on alleged
bucket shops located In the down town
district. and carted of to the police sta
tions. A dozen firms. ono OF them John
Dickinson 4 Co.. prominently connected
with the Board OF Trade. were visited by
the police during the raid. which was 80
perfectly planned that hardly a person IN
all the rooms raided succeeded In escap-
ing. The raid. conducted at the busiest
hour OF the day on change. created con-
siderable excitement. and resulted In the
floor OF the Board OF Trade being prac-
tically abandoned for the time being while
the traders watched with interest the po-
lice as they gathered in their prisoners
from the adjacent buildings.
One Of the prisoners. whose name was
not learned. captured In the rooms occu-
pied by A. f. Wirschings q Co, entered
a iavatory. where he tried TO strangle HIM
self with a towel, hut was caught before
he had succeeded in injuring himself and
bundled into the patrol wagon. A panic
enstied In wfrschings' rooms when the po-
lice appeared. and several persons we're
trampled on in the mad rush 70 escape.
Bewtnnin& 0f y series.
Chief Of Police Kirley said that soday's
action by the police was the beginning of
series Of raids whicffs would continue
until every bucket shop In Chicago was
driven out of existence
The places closed by the police inciud-
ed these. John Dickinson q Co., A. Il.
Wirschings 4 CO.. chicago Commercial
Company Hotchins q Co.. Brown A Co..
Wallace q Co.. r. G. Nohe d Co.
In nearly every instance the telephone
and ticker wires were cut and the service
rendered useless. The books and para
phernalia we're also taken possession Of
by the police.
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MILITARY SITUATION
REMAINS UNCHANGED.


HpNrlAl URNgfsftt q fhe f'a2f- lnaeliKwenAaf.
wAatgfNGToN. Jnitt s. The eniphatir
statement - rna6e sesisg a. The var sIe.
s,affFngnt ttsNf rome ~ tbs aBepaBaminK md-
Vices have II aHy way changed the rxgli.
fafy situation. The utmost expedition 3ftl
be nzed m harrxing troops - chtnA nFd
arwiux she Advance upon fsekfaF The
eEiF aaesd 20 tfss aselra 20 AFFORD prompt
relief Tho paramount aim ~ thfs KDv-
esnmenf SIN h u obtain frea and f.si
communication with Minister Eanser ana
e. ascersaia fraf tism he exact asteatfon.
Another communication frnni Minister
cdneer. esnfass3nE Internal evidence os
authenticity II exprefed hourly This
completes the ninth day since Serfetary
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John Clark RidpAth was born in Put
ram county. Indiana, April p. isfl- lie
university, in 1874 From ifss 20 is& NJ
Was professor ~ EngliFh literature, bellies
ietfrer aud history III that &nHfttuti1n. and
VAS It's vice president from issA 70 iss4
During this tune he xecursd Tor n shc
De pauw endowment ifi fsFs-as hS waR
editor OF the AFena And since then was
literary director ~ Tones lifrsn Publishing
house He has long bsen knesr a. VA
MMshor, especially ~ popular histories
AsnnnR hse works are hiH schossi and pssFs-
tifar Histories ~ tfs Tinted States; life
~ James A. GarEeia ~Cycsgpastfia %
Universal History. and the rGFs4i hAesH
n Mankind He was tnN &uthos ~ other
iasa prttentiaue works and ~ some fagl-
tive fiirrea bsif b. Wh~ fest known a. a
historian Ills fsFldsnfe WAS n Green
raatle fnd. bpt his wnrk ~ i&te TeSYw
@aa done n Mes York
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BOUNDARY LINE IS
ONLY PROVISIONAL.
AGITATION COMES FROM LACK OF
KNOWLEDGE.
The Provisional Line Established
Temporarily ny the Modus Vi
vendi said Not to Disturb Titles
NOR ia. Interfere with Rights.

WASHINGTON, July si.--None OF the
protests reported TO have been made IN
Alaska against the definition OF the pro-
visional boundary line have reacnei
Washington yet and the impression pre-
walls In the state department thar the
agitation on that subject is based on
lack of knowledge OF the exact nature OF
the agreement effected between the United
States and Great Britain by which a most
dangerous subject was removed from the
current negotiations between the two
countries.
1t is pointed out by state department
officials that this provisional boundary
line. the running Of which is said TO have
excited the american miners in the Por-
cupine region, Is not in any sense bind
ing upon either party to the modus "
vendi except as purely temporary
scheme designed to prevent hostile con-
ficts between the miners and the police
forces, through lack of knowledge as To
their rights. The purpose OF the arrange
ment as to that. is disclosed by the in
clusion in the modus vivendi OF a provis-
ion in these terms;
1T Is understood as formally set forth
In the communications to the state de-
partment OF the United States that tie
citizens or subjects OF either power srb .
ject by this arrangement to the tempor-
ary Jurisdiction of the other shall suffer
which they now enjoy"
Tftles Not Affected.
Every American miner whose claim res
on the wrong side OF the boundary lins
now being drawn IL according to the ofii-
cial view here. holding his claim by quite
as sound tenure as he enjoyed before the
provisional treaty was made. He has
neither lost nor gained in strength OF ti''a
by this arrangement. so he certainly has
no cause for complaint as he would have
were the boundary line now being drawn
q permanent one. The officials here. how
ever. are fully prepared TO defend the
temporary boundary pointing cut that Sd
far from having ceded to Great Britain
an inch OF territory Great Britain tempor-
arily yielded to the United States fully
nineteen-twentieths OF the territory in dis
pute and suffered her shipping TO be kert
ten miles from the boundary line at the
nearest point. Notwithstanding the Cana
dian ambition to get a port on Lynn
canal.
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The New King and Queen Hur-
rying to Monsa.
10 Further Particulars Are Given OF
the Assassinatfon of the Late
King Humbert, hut II II Believed
to Have Been the Result Of Pre-
meditated Plot Of which Bressi
was the Instrument--The Lattcr's
Record shows Him 10 Have Ueen
. Dangerous Man, who Should
Have Been Closely watched.

An the rta,,an troons toor ths oath NJ
alleviance 10 vha new king todav amid
fhe annIause !, tha raon,a perfact tram
rp,,litv raigne ,hroughn,,t sthe co,,ntrv'
a deputafion az senators ana deputiea
had ar,a.ssa n, to mss. King victor Wet , nm,
etiauette. the tourney 81 his maie.tv n
wonva was str,ct,v rr,va,s tha ,Soa ,wss
ahandonad For s,,n,lar -.asor The
ministers decided not to go to Naples.
The Tribuna says the assassination OF
King Humbert Is believed to be the re-
suit OF plot. nonmiIitant anarchist
recently declared. so tne Iripuna asserts
tnat meeung had peen neln IN Paris.
az wnicn iots were urawn ana seVerai
psrsons wrse ssiec,eu 70 MI tne Mtg
80 s. nse navy oeen
.,
Mansfesso IN hinss Name.
In the absence OF the new king, the
ministry has issued. In his name. man
festo to the nation. as follows:
King victor Emanuei III. IN ascend
ing tne ,nrone. mas 70 perform tne pam
.ui uu.y ol snnuunclns 70 .ne coun.,y
ue s.ia,,' M ay so,enus
- ~. s'o'' '''e 'a""'o i'ie u iA's h1ai
..,r. "a
<s.a .. -. 10
cere feeling OF devotion ana adherins 10
the dynasty. while execrating the cruel
crime, Will be plunged into profound grief
for the venerated memory OF a good.
brave and maEnanimous king. the pride
OF MS people and the worthy perpetua-
s to[ ot me 4atk&o44 ~ = - 1Aal944
1y. ~ ynk wun pals ssn1NHuse ioyaty
s'., sLvunu nv aus scessor stanhns
....,,Is,s y e a. ussiS 'i'a' 'ns'r NJ
s'''1''o's Wv 'e'
Police Pashing Inquiries.
The police are pushing inquiries In all
directions, but information with regard
to the assassin Bressi is not yet very
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MAsfHI>O%. fniT q Gen Greeiy
left here so~ Masks q sispcFinfena ar
rangsments toy asbie and seieNrarfte
communication N5th that territory II
a quite likely thar be wsi make arrange
rnents with tins Canadian cunaanx Tor
The transmission ~ messages sntN Gl-
rect line with Aisska = established Tne
last session 81 eo1greAs Appropriated
ksgl ae0 for selexFnphic lines is Alaska
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DUKE OF SAXH-COBURG.
BODY To Lie I'm state Mt COburg-Will
De succeeded Under . Regency
hy the Yonmg Duke Of Aiaanx

BERLIN. July 3i.--Ihc body OF the late
Duke OF saxe-Coburg and G6tha will be
cQuveyed tomorrow e tbe .Mihr3ee cAursh,
At Coburg. where II VIII lie In state. The
new duke. who on July 10 was appointed
lieutenant in the Prussian army. ana
who, for some time. has been receiving
military education In Potsdam Is for
the moment the guest OF King Oscar. OF
Sweden. He Is expected 10 arrive here
tomorrow He will not attain his majori-
~ until 1905. and, by the Ioburg law.
passed in 1885, hereditary Prince Ernest
Won Hohenlohe Langetberg, son-in-law
OF the late duke. becomes the regent.
The German press again discusses the
undesirability of allowing a German SOW
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ereign state 70 become an English Heir
loom. passing from hand TO hand. Tho
National Zeitune concludes its article on
the subject by telling the young duke that
IL win depend on him % dlssipa,e all OBJ
iectlons m&se inside and outside of the
duchy 20 the succession going 20 prince
of foreign birth and education.
II n rumprea here in political circles
that the death of Duke Alfred was due
20 intemperanre, q being tewn talk In
cohurg that he was haolfuaiiy carried 10
bis bed az n.ght sodden With liquor,
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WASHINGTON, July sls-The war de-
partment this afternoon received two cn-
Diagrams from China. The hrst rcHd:
'-Chefoo mndated). ~ Tientsfn, July -
Message just received from Conger eAyn
sinee 18th. by agreement. no firing, HAve
prcvisions for several weeks. little ann
munition All safe. WE'LL
Il (DagEetp reported allied forces soon
advance. Practically no looting BY Amcrt-
cans: no unnecessary killing. india Ar
rived a6th. Order McCann. Sladen. both
Aliens Mitchell Brice. Join restment here
"pAdAErT.''
The second read:
sickness N the Ntnsh.
.chefoo undated. .--T1entstn. July ~
''ribntshire arrived x7th Two hundred
and nfty-seven Of the Ninth infantry ara
sick Two doctors. one hundred hospital
corrs men. twenty signal men needed, uu-
avoidahlc delay IN unloading transports.
Foreign troops arriving. 'DA11ETT.''
The of5fcial confirmation Of the news
that Minister Conger II safe and we'll
provisions for several weeks and thnt the
firinR ON the legation has ceased. was well
come intelligence. The information from
Col naxEets Was promptly sslssraphed q
The last message which came from MIN
lister Conger was that which Was oetalned
through the intermediary 81 MT. wv. and
which tins i.sthing Rad come siuee
June IL
\ Aavnuee o. psktug.
II il expert<d nov IN she euergiee u
the gcvernmeut. AZ we'll ~ those of Other
nations will be concentrated for an ad>
vance on Pektnw.
The proportinn of mcn as me Ninth tn
fantrv reported by Cot n&gxeft ~ NICK
IL considered an alarming and unfortunate
feature of the situation. Ofliciate arg t1u-
able 10 account for 81 bat agree that Il
may DELAY an Immediate fnuys rnsnt for
ward.
The delays In unloading the trnnrports
are also vexatiouS surgeon General
aternburg already hnn given public mo-
tfce that one hundred contract surgeons
are wanted for service In the East. but II
will be some time before they can be on
the ground ready Tor nctiva work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
AL READY FOR
TIE CONVENTION.
Frink Men Select s. H. Piles
for Temporary Chairman.
CLAIM TWENTY MAJORITY.
Late Returns Show Constant Ac-
cessions to Frink Banner.

Mayor Humes' Defeat in the City
Causes south District Deiegates 70
Seek Alliance with Frink sup
Dorters, the Mayor Having No
CousfaerahIe Trading Capital
Delegates Pledged TO Frink Cas-
Gus ana Appoint steerins Commit
tee-Cenventiea Meets Tomorrow
1t II O'Clock At the Armory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-01
GEN. GRANTS eaAspsos.
An Heir .. Born 90 the rrIs-~.x can~
farasene.

sT. PETERSBURG. Jisly 1.-- --prfnes ~
CantAcuzene. granddaughter of the late
ex-preaIdear Grant. and daughter ~
Brig Cen rTed Grant. Y. 3. -. give
ttrth to q son weighing II pounds. July