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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-15
other Shipment. and Ballard.


Other Shipments md Ballard.
The cargo shipments from British Co.
lumbia during 1899 were as follows: From
Chemainus, A952.042 feet; from Hastings,
Burrard inlet and Vancouver, 12,h53 0S7;
from Moodyville 9,615 .65S; from Gauges
Harbor, Cowicnan, Victoria and Westmin-
ster, 2,620,1S0; total. 40, 740,964, or about the
same as during 1898.
During 1899 the redwood shipments of
California amounted to 217,706, aga feet,
against 1Ss, 81 500 feet for 1898, gain Of
2S,S34,9A feet.
The best individual shingle record for
last year was that of the Puget Sound Saw
mill and Single Company, of Fairhaven,
with a total OF los 903 900 shingles. This
was somewhat less than the cut of 1895,
when the company produced Ill 100000
pieces. Ballard Seattles manufacturing
suburb. easily maintains its position as the
leading single manufacturing center in
the world, the product of the various mills
at that place being AL 100000, an increase
of S9.000,000 shingles over 1898. when the
cut was more than that of any center in
the world, as was shown In the Post-In-
telligencer.
The output. of the Ballard mills for 1899
Is shown as follows:
Stimson Mill o., 800 900
West Coast NJ & I. Co.................. 5000 900
Seattle Cedar Lumber Co............... sS.0O00 600
Sobey & Mclaughlin. .................. az, 900
Kellogg Mill 90, 900, 900
r. Campbell $4,000 900
Il. Overton 10000 900
Bay Lumber and Single Co............. Il. 1000
Total All, 800 900
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-18
CHINESE WOMAN
PROVES A BOXER
Chin Lum Kyau Said to Have Made
Goo Yuen Look Like
Thirty Cents.

There was heard before Judge Davis
yesterday assault and battery case in
which a number of Chinese residents
We're involved. The complaint was issued
by Goo Iuen, young Chinese clerk for
a local law firm, against one Chin Lum
kyau (w), wherein he swore that she
was guilty of an assault and battery up
on deponent by striking him with her
clenched list on the face and chest and
tearing his clothes.
Mrs. Chin Lum kyau is the wife of the
Chinese Interpreter for the District ana
Circuit Courts, and when the case was
Deputy Marshal refused to prosecute and
asked for nolle prosequi, which was
given, despite the objection of the attor-
neyS for Goo Auen, the complainant
Later Mr. Andrews, the attorney for
complainant, secured a warrant of ar
rest from Judge Davis, who stated he
would sit on the case, and hear all the ev-
ldence Defore making up his mind to
nolle prosequi the case
The case was heard yesterday morn
ing and quite a delegation of Reform
ers" and "Dowagers'' were present, and
there was spirit of uneasiness NANTES,
III the opposing parties. Several Chi
hcse ana native witnesses We're put upon
me stand by the prosecution after
winch Paul Neumann, attorney for de.
1endant, moved for a discharge Of his
client, claiming there was not sufficient
evidence to prove assault and battery
me Court ruled there was no case for &
jury, and, having cautioned defendant anC
ordering her to keep the peace with tho
complainant Goo Yuen, Judge Davi.
discharged her.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-18
IN The COURTS
The Days Doings by
Bench and Bar.
Decree of Sale Order d in the Case
of Rita Tewksbury Against
Cunha Other Notes.

The case against J. 3. Dias, for heed
less driving, has been continued until3 the
next term of the Circuit Court by con-
sent of counsel.
In the matter of the estate of H. A.
Jaeger, also known as A Jaeger, in
which Annie Jaeger, the widow of de-
ceased, has made application to the Cir
cult Court to have James +. Jaeger a
son, appointed as administrator of the
estate, Friday, June %, has been set for
the hearing of the petition, at 10 o'clock
a. m. The estate is valued at Sl56OO
he case of r. d. Condor, of the Mr.
chants Patrol, for assault and battery
on one Dias, was heard before jury
yesterday afternoon which rendered a
verdict of guilty, two dissenting. Attor-
ney Bigelow, for the defendant, excepted
to the decision and gave notice of motion
for a new trial. Judge Stanley sentenced
Condor to pay a fine of S25 and costs,
taxed at $3.50, which was paid.
Judge Stanley has filed a decree of
sale in the case of Rita c. Tewksbury VS..
Antoine G.. Cunha ct al, bill for parti-
ton, in which he orders that the said
property reported upon by Commission
er j. f. Brown, be sold at public auction
upoH uollce OIL TWO weeks De1nS gwen by
publication, and that j. A. Thompson be
appointed a commissioner to make said
SAFE. lie orders that an upset price of
s., 600 be the minimum bid accepleu and
lhat after deuucung the expense OF said
sale the sum realized be divided between
| ne parties plantn and defendants, each
to receive the one-tourth part CT salu
sum.
! "a decision was rendered yesterday in
! the supreme Court IN The case of VIII
| Lam Brown VS.. koloa Sugar Company, a
| corporation. he opinion is written by
Justice Whiting. The case was brought
| up on points OF law from the District
Magistrate of koloa, Kauai, and the APP
| peaI is dsmISseQ by the Supreme Court
| but no costs OF appeal are TO he taxed
! to plaintiff. This was an action for dam
ages against the defendant for treSpass
IN unlawfully shutting or the water from
! the koloa stream, flowing to Hanakaape
| on December &c, 1898, and January 9
| 1889. the plaintiff claiming the right tc
the water.
In tie case of c. X c. Rookie VS.
Queens Hospital and Chas. r. Bishop et
| u. remitttur has been filed by Hen.
ry Smith, clerk of the Supreme Court il
| which the action is remanded to the Cir
cult Court for such further proceeding:
therein as may be proper.
The annual account of the estate O.
Queen Emma has been filed by Bruc,
Cartwright, trustee, in which the latte
charges himself with $5,964.S1, and ex
penses in the same amount leaving II,
balance.
In the case against II. E. Beasley TO
assault and battery on a pilotboat EN-
ploye, was concluded yesterday by a yer
dict of not guilty rendered by the jur
in the case. There were two dissenting
jurors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-18
Kitchener is a Chilly Ms rk.

If one is to believe a half of the
stories recently tod of him Lord Kit
chener must be very firing man to
the enthusiast. Here is a case in point
the latest: During the most impor-
tant period of the Soudan campaign he
ca.ied into his tent a young officer of
his staff. L have here a number of
dispatches" he said which | want
you to take at once to So-and-So. The
trip Is long and perhaps dangerous, but
will give you five days for it," The
officer performed his task in half the
time, and, upon returning, reported
himself at headquarters without even
taking time 10 shave and dress for the
occasion. Night and day he had rid
den, and was worn and travel stained.
We'll, asked Kitchener, what was
the answer" The officer gave the re-
ply. Very WELL" said the general
shortly. But, by the way" he added,
i observe that you are growing a
beard, which is against regulations, I
do not permit the officers of nv staff
to wear boards. That will do" This
terminated the interview, and, as NAV
be imagined, the young fellow went
away considerably crestfallen. Next
| day, however, he learned that the COM
mander-in-c had reported him for
immediate promotion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-18
BISHOP MUSEUM
NOTICE 10 SCHOOLS.

Teachers who wish to visit the Bishop
Museum with their classes are request
ed to do so by appointment with the
Director. as it is desirable for the COM
fort Of both schools and other visitors
that only one school should be in the
halls of the Museum at one time APP
pointments will be made, in the order of
application for Friday or Saturday.
Teachers are advised to bring not more
than twenty pupils at one time.
WIN. T. BRIGHAM,
Director B. P. B. Museum
May Is, 1900. 5547
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-18

Aere is nothing medieval about the
pilgrimage to Rome in this year of jul
bilee. Within the Eternal City electric
cars and horse cars to St eter's keep
down the greed of cab drivers anxious
to overcharge, and now the Tablet an
nounces that the pilgrims from Padua
Will pedal their way to Rome on BIZ
cycles along the old Via Aemilia. Pune
tureu tires win test the pilgrims pa
thence in place of the peas in his sandal
Soon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-18
ALL ORDERS

Entrusted to our care will have prompt
attention.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-18
OUR BINDERY

Executes, as usual, all orders TOT the
repair of law or miscellaneous DOCKS
the manufacture of special blank DOCKS
binding of music, magazines, etc., on
short notice.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-30
Baltimore Transfer Co.,

Hr. HI, CftsSaIttmpvesGtr.
Rutf dleN aIIer gtrt,
9aunsSos, crheitersgsa asn, pmnibufS. uub
DarfsY YbastoHs.
Ftionhtrs auIm,rtamtti piro Der Se36rserura
BON Vaasiertn. @tpad uHp 6radtsn i,oer art sewi0a
tnntn psn tiitynsn Sarsntsn u. ltpsIcr asIdiusris
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-30
Cine S,tr fir ale Sommsr-
RrdnGf:ifen.

Gin tcIb,r bs Elm gamer 9bt.l6FfI RON bon
TtaDp Rtef in einem balbcn glds g9aFtr 10 oil
ntbsrbOlt aIs bic 6nturun0sr iortOautrn uuO
Elm nit 8tuop 8tlsi QttrGrit,s Stiid flaueQ 1uf
ben Woe,u unO ben uutrlsib Qtlsgt, perO.u uns
mitttbart Grleibtsuuo uuD su, bnDiQt Stiluug
er!i,lsH in aasn fSil,u BON 2Ur5faq. 8ubr Gbo=
lsra Otprbus urb llnttslebslsioeH irGeu0 tpdbcr
Nrt.
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lbifs poG in einem balben GjIai, g8aFtr Uius iH
p,riaeu WRuteu Rrdmp'c, SpdsmsH. Wdg'nidure,
Rluita, 9red)tp, Soobrtuncu, Rerr0ftdt SGl1ii
isNgtsit, Wigrdnt, 8labungeu uuo aas iHRergidtR
S6msrI'n b,iIcn.
Giniae 3eugnifie.
@trr,u RtSisap & 60.
Dt,in. Q,rrtn! - Sd bGb, an Teurdlait eeritI
ten. Sd persaHt. ,s Sbr'm gutsn peilmitttl ods
i'd oautrnb Oaopn q,b,lt porosn bin. 6esbdlb
nro uuitr 6aus uismaIs obrs Sbre psrtbpO1t Dt,s
oiIiu, RaOpaos 8eabp Ssli:f itiH. SD utbt Sb'
Vi. @rIuubnibl oisitn Srisf lu osrotisHtli6tn.
8br oanfbarer
8. Mit1s R. Gturg,
5ri.s,rsribtcr, mslbOurne Ont. SaHanr
DtH % Gpril 1899.
Or. gGnDap & 60.
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ynanjiQ Sabrtn q,brsudt uHO CLAUDE, baB teins
snoert ReOi!n ocmit ga beroltibtn il. SD balts
bi,jtb, urD 8uOtpaps 9illtn TETS I'm naule
frdu 9surp 6. . drt, aeamsnias, RS.
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mir sabsn abr Rappab's &tubp R,titf 1tit urs
qeTdbr iDt Sdbr,n otbraubt unO iiHosH es etgtR
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Abtunesp spsa
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oi, btit, une am RaiA,IteH Dirfsnos UttpIIln tlr
al. inn.rlittn uHo dubsribcn S6m,rjsn oou aHeh
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Malaria In fetnsn periojieosnen 5ormen turtst
uno perbntet.
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lioitn uno anO.re 6i,btr Tim S;reln nit y a D.
mars BiIltm 10 raid turrt, ME VI D.
MANS Redop RtIiet
Reiitne, iOateu tets cine 5laihe RdSnap's @ta'
bb R,lieF nit ht iiibrer. GiHigs 8rop1tn IN @lnsr
p,rbiitsH 1ranfbeit oDr Sdmcrjen in Goloe Oon
n,rsrserunQ b,s g8aFrs. Gs III btHtr. dls lrans
,6Fidtr granOp pDtr 8ittu5 Ooer tin 6iunuaEji
mitt,l.
Geib porIi6tig, boB SIR ua b.
to p's" forbert uno iiber3eust SUD-
bab SSbr rR b m p's" erbaItet.
GO st.bt Widbts. "sas serase 10 gut tff'" dIs
Masmab's 8eanb Relisf.
2sreis so Gents Die eSrdlGe.
BON Mppthcfern Derfanft.
maswup s. Co.. Rr. 90. GIm'StrGfe. @.sS'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-30
sSrci,uillisen ssemcriuebr 0etcrancn=
Ncrein,
Mr. q S1arrffou< SfraHs

8altimors 25. yuni 1900.
in elmer 9criamuluue oes r5Sreirpuieen 5eutrs
ipebr 9etsraneu 9ertius" puroe es sinitimug
bsihofisH, DAB un,r berjliber Saut hermit DEN
9samten unO giiretrn aus9eiproben luirD fir ibre
bsrstpiliec Soufs in Der Stpirt6unQ iensr @ditt,
Der beubenocu fSeucruebr Gompa9nicn, 1psltbC peu
Sisungtn Dc5 an 13.. IA. unO -. Suni 1900 in
Baltimore ecbaltsntn MarDlduOcr Staats 95,uer=
tpebr GoHoeuts btlpObnten uno beiOnSerg Dem SIS
uarj Gomts, Der Qrsie bon baltimore uuD Drs
Staates uto beg nGiremsn's 6erarO" non Http=
9ort Dem Wtapor Scapes DEN iSeuer 6pmnifidren
uno zEepartement Der 4oliieibcb6rDe, Martin uno
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Sriuine Bari" unD Der r2fOeiation Der Sobne Der
9eteranen,~ Den Feamteu uro 4nosren, Die an Der
9srianmlune She'll nabmen uno III nercn GriOlg
beitrus,n uno SeneH, Die finun3sue untertiibun1
9aben.
Wusuifus hilbert. Yrdfbent;
1SD Hpbcrt q. SScbifer, Stfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-30
0(elteiter eSpbn s. espnes,

Der Ti6 isBt in bem rSeoentb Oap
Qppentilt" z2ager, an Der gds bon
5ultonz unb psnnIplpania Qoenue
beFinbet, idrei6t:
DIR. 6artlep: Werf6er 9err! Sd
freus mid, lagsn gu tOnnen, Dab Sore
8sbunolung meiner 5o6ter fur aae
torrb in jeDer 0siIe Elm Grfol9 mar,
uno i9 lpiiroe ,Sebem rutben, Der mil
jensr 8runtbeit bsbaftet III, Ii4 So
nen dn3uDertranen."
Or. 6artlsp, Nr. 81, NorbsPacaz
Strabe, Spsaiaiiii aler 8rantbsiten
Der NuTs. bes S9iunOes, Der 2ungsn
uno S6ren. l191,2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-30

Cbne oeboree Seroauuue, Grndbruna uno &b=
{onotruuq fam Der m.nidlbe 4orper niht aeiunb
bleiben $50 oieit Sunttionen nbt regelmdbie
fattfinben. ionoern ieittpeiie ms stodsu aeratben
na ttbt 3raufbeiten aler Art eleibiam bic Gns
trittstbir piien, uuo ebe Su IS eenabr pirf, itbt
fd eines Der man6erlei 9eiotn eentn Der SrQaz
nismus unteriporicn III, bel Sir fsf. Sarnm es=
braud3s jobalo &c Sir al elmer Der Sorbebiueuu=
qeu outer 9eiunbbet fsbli, ct. Seruar o=
Rrauterpillsu tptlbs bic rsatlmdbiee 9ers
ri5tuuq Der g.nannten Guniticusn erlsi6tern. Sir
25 Gents bel apetbetern iu babtH. la. 81, So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-30
@etn itno Sfmersen.

G'totH Sopfi6msrJen (15 Niqrdre ooer ucrr5i.
RssiibmerJen), Sabuidm.rf.i GturdlFit &bumis
tismus. SeHoenpsb, StmtrJen uno S6pdde i'm
Riten. Rreui oDer gi:rcu SbmcrSsu in Der 9,=
s,rats,HS, @lHuiudt 9luibpcleu Der Gtlcute mo
Sbn:rJsn aqtr art miro biz NHusnouuQ ouu Gao=
maps RtaOD 8eltf uHmitttlbsre QiHocruuq Q,pdbs
unO bti fort9eitbtsm @,5rauh plbrtHO ptuiytr
Sdns en. pausrROs lsinna triitlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-30
||lI<4l)
SsSiir dnberftGen uno inherit
den 6e6rau6.

Mdn folIte Happub's Ieabb ReIieF
Bel ben erIien 9tn3ei9eu bon S9msrs
gen ODER unppblIein bemBen; fdIs
elm untpobliein ober cine 9rdntbeit
i'm @n5u9e 1T, pirb Die 9siiunq err
8ieIt iein, beppr Der glr5t in ber &egel
bos 9ous erreidt.
@s btisitiut Die i5limmit,n Sam,r,tn in elmer
big ju ipaRjig MiHuteH. Gs it uru0:6ja, RCD
zine Stuuos mad BEN 2tin Siei:r GujtjQ. Az !l,=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-30
St1Qfr' s
Sa11tita9s=
Bargains

8Ou 9ielen ift bsuts gu rjdblen uno tiHtr it
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Spe3ialitdtsn. absr fs aebsn 5bnen cine ansae3eIds
nete SJoec itber pie auBeroroentli6en Sin9e be
mir fiir Sir bereten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-30
per sro6artise 56n6 > 9ar.
ddin lit Baltimore.

SVs*s ~ SJ"$*t**sp<S
tgeir pieosrbolcn einfa6, mas SauienOs iibtr Die
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los Die 8eOuttiOuen finO H0es diioneemdbs
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cons. llnD Das Bette BON Nlcm nnlers 9drantts
init ieOem aSaars.
Samen Crioro Sics, Tswports uno Sulitts,
nit oinnsn ODer Oidsn Soblcn; prts l00s
II. 5acons Sdyube, Die qelpobnllb 500
brln9sn, fur .........'...........'.-'
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garautirt. Sir ...............'-....'P -"
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tYattntltDer ro.r Riosr9amps;" Ruifa
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op:r lo6tar6iqtm2eoer, ipsib unO beauem;
alle Die ncueiten GacOns; tptrt1 $3.50,
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sl.4S Nt D YEN Gbambra0 Gletz
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500 @ollitdnoiQer : nsN ~
ana 9Sc. 8stebenO aus Samcn@Sult
uug fciner Suoa Qiunen ulto G:realt, nit
fSaltenIrouten uno franjOhd)'m Nudtn
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rod aus 9iuneu Grab coer Stnlms, Ill
Der ueberrods urO eanel Ufo0s Der9ts
f.at; brsiter Sawm, all' Gdn0tn. Sauer's
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fir .......................... TI.4o
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60. 9abrsang.
timpre=Cbip=8 8abn= Bulletin.

oubtuMuCeS\DtOssS0
pfnr 500 BON Baltimore mad, NtIantics
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baben big sum s. September fir ane ;3iiQe
IN bcben &i6tunqen Siltiqftit 9oriiioli9e:
c3opal 9lue="Sieuit.
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suriid, Sarstaq unb Sonntaq fir bic 8iid.
iabrt QHltia bis gum io!ocnDen Montaq Gins
iblsblib. Iae Siiee, ben r8oDal 2imiteo"
ous9tnomnen.
1Icrter Suli.,- Wietrise Grfuriicns Rateu
mad unp BON 9nnftcn nehib BON baltimore
innerbalt eincs flmtfreiies bon 200 Dteilen
giiete fno gum Gerfauf am 3. g. unb A.
Snli, fiir bic 8idfabrt eiltie bis gum b. 5ut
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3uriid, 5reitae, ben 6. Sni, Siaete tur nc
siniabrt fir aGs 3iae Qiiltie, tir orslblg
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Daily camera., 1900-09-10
DESTRUCTION GREATER THAN
FIRST REPORTED,
7 HAN

Galveston. Sept. 1o-Later reports
show that the havoc wrought by the
storm are worse than first reported. The
storm began raging at ga. IN. on Satur
day morning. At noon the water hao
flooded the island as far inland as I2,h
street. From then on the water KEEP,
steadily encroach ng, rising at the rate
of IS inches per hour. The water a, one
time a, fremont street, h highest point
in thu city was eight feet deep.
Lack OF fresh water is causing much
distress. as the city water works are des
troyed and all cisterns are foo led with
salt water.
The U. S. barracks were destroyed
and it is believed that all but fifteen Of
the company have been killed.
One vessel put out to sea just before
the storm and It is feared the vessel with
its crew of 3o men have all been lost.
Daily camera., 1900-09-10
Den|OC||1iC
Convention
ATHREE DAYS SESSION.
Clnch for OrmAn for Gnvernc r-snd,ca
tions are That Gnddard q Ou Of
the Race


Denver. Sept. 10 -3p.m The Popu
list convention co ,vencd at II a N. and
adjourned at 1880. A temporary organ
ization was effected with F. G. Taylor Of
Gilpin as temporary chairman. A ere
Dental committee was appointed which
IS to meet at q p. m. Several contest.
from Pueblo and Garfield counties prom,
lse to make warm session for the com.
mittee.
The Silver Republicans met at II a
m for short time when a recess was
taken. Their plan is TO play waiting
game, awaiting for the action Of the Demo
Gratis and Popullsts. They are insisting
that they be given the head of the fusion
ticket and are advocating Teller: Teller
absolutely refuses to be candida e for
governor. 1t is thought that they are
trying to force the bands of the Demo
Gratis and secure the denomination of
Shafroth in the first district, It is likely
this will be accomplished.
The Democratic congressional caucus
has decided upon A, B. Mckinley of
Denver as its nominee for the first dis.
tnct.
The Democrat convention was sched.
uled for ii o'clock at the Broadway, The
house was packed at ten and the large
crowd delayed matters so that it was IL
o'clock before ] Milton Smith. of Den
yer, raped for order After the usual
exercises the election of temporary
chairman was held. Mr. Hark,n Stein
and Mr. J. H. Babbitt. of Ell P,so county,
were the candidates for temporary ch,r-
man. The vote resulted IN the election
Of Mr. Babbitt by 465 to 432
Indications point to the TACT thal
Orman of Pueblo has cinch on tn
nomination for gov rnor, while Judge
Goddard may be forced out of the race
for the Supreme court.
There are Us labor delegates in the
convention and they are making their
presence strongly felt.
The Silver Republicans and Popullsts
of the western and northern districts are
making strong fight to get first class
recognition on the ticket This is strong
ly damaging the candidates. of Van E.
Rouse of Ell Paso county for secretary of
state and Chas. H. Whipple of Leadville
for state treasurer.
. Harmonious action is looked for in the
fusion slate though strong fight is like
ly to crop out at any time.
Daily camera., 1900-09-10
SALEOF DRESS SKIRTS
A Great Sale of all Grades
of Dress Skirts at the
PEOPLES Store.

We have placed on sp -cial for the en-.
tire week the largest assortment of
ladies and misses skirts ever seen in our
store. Our assortment consists of every
grade and every description, such as
rainy day and golf skirts, brilliantines
mohairs, ciciliana, venetians. crepons,
homespuns, the new pebbels. taffeta
silks and satins. such variety of cloths
and styles as to suit almost every one 1.
Our prices reealways the lowest in the
city and for this sale we have reduced
them to actual cost in order to introduce
the line. We sell the ready made skirts
for less than the goods alone would cost.
Come and appreciate good bargain.
THE PEOPLES STORE,
Boulder's Great Bargain Store.