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urge RACE PREJUDICE.
pA-sp~skisx work men said ~
Discharged On Favor Of
french

80. a. ~ inslsateh % the Post tntciiigrncer
.lttNsntNkR. n c. Dsr s. The con.
$500 y HlrFsfd IN the huuSs az com.
Y ~ extensive that White Horse h
sFasa ~ IT. boundaries. ard In .nurec.
xtlh the election 10 be held nest
sls.sfsny III Vancouver and other Dis
q hi,fFAsd. specific charges 81 racial
uAslfs FFxnrh asstuinsttan ana British
= ,ine@Itan are faaae IN eonrrrtion
4. IVY shssfaiFn 4 IS argued against
~ seHNf'pef q Rev GenrSa n Maxwell.
~. .sNshtnwnt neminee. that English
49,. ~erkinen we're unfairly treated
n exsstisc they arr not French
-. - sesHtnFteiss Is CARVING on dredging
49, 'far * MNte Horse and Lake -.
- Are = alno erecting federal buiia.
49, .e.fT fftteHR Eneiisamen wxre on
- ~ ias Nofk ar September IL last
49, Z Msi*Kssi thss we're nr0,ni~ad eoi,s
- wofS thrsaxaoat the wlnter AZ a.
-. *f'd e9af3 On Nayeunhrr 4 ths.
- s'sfsisased and their nrntezts user.
4 Ninser hAf he this tissa 81
- NJ e'k#tts hHd s4es~N sNa ana tratla
! " MArsFI deer in SNOW ryrrf~sfi,s ~.
49, s-sst utfs Nhtko3 70 trksnr thift ,s.e,,,e
fsSss sesetsh ne nnbe sten s,,c,,,sylsts
ssszs AAks Eehagsw. Mhere thwS r..S 80,
tAs4 ~. sa9FAlHs ts White Horse. HnYo
\ saeF ttits;ita'ee. each az whern,
tzAsxk. - wAe Freneh-t Ca Han.
ffs &.sss.s miles (feN 0aehrc 10 replace
n IN ~ - ~ sRissE sneefanies prssxinux-
Mss - " 4 stated that many 81
Hssa s- $3.50 Nttt exgerieocea eovrrn.
Axsr ss&tsssme5rN sarfr Nasfnx recsiys.t
81 Inc Canadian nsld force
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u10g Or CAMPAIGN
IN BI)RBAED DISTRICT,
-. nn1erest Prevairs, From Van.
orver d AtIis, In Election
DleeA Today.

vx1cDfyvER. q, c.. Dec. The cam
.ssss <Scl59 fsni8ht preliminary to the
~ ..<s.s 1o7 ROW TOR tina representation
y ~ sisfr71f 81 H,rrard in tbs house OF
~ Il 6e6iS one q thu most extra
- Tfe i1SoF1I candid ito. who u = sup
2s,<r 81 the government OF Sir Wilfrtd
E,ref d Rev. George II. Maxwell, a
ssSkrirrian clergyman. His opponent.
~ EnSs h. Garden. AT Vancouver.
= iEa e115ervstivs or opposition candi-
8 eaatprs has been exceptionally keen
2 xSrK side hae Accused the other o.
~xnf1Sx racial and Ffliglous strife into
ID r. 111<|rn. and i supporting the con-
5.sz51 II - fnreftohd Japanese that they
Sxv 4 Mi 10 vote The question Of tie
MI administration IN the Yukon
Z s1516sy p<omfnent Issue. In which Nam
5e1r = f,1ecinIly Interested. The Ais
"a uarYard rs extensive, extending
Vsnr&0vefl north 10 Atlin. ard un-
~ thf pefs o. ti18 city Of Vancouver
= Z Geetd6f majority TO one candidate.
rssait Niil b. IN douh. for several
ks unli returns are received from
|y]1x ptlItNx places.
~ 11rc{{6a Nm also he held tomorrow
= IL Yale.{safihoo district, embracing
e6Sfefn Interior Of British Columbia.
III r9x9lIt N thai constituency II not
<1 NJ tNtp1ftart, TOR the main fight
r JllSnxlt o. the two parties. especial
4 ~ oppesition. has been concentrate
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Special Dispatch to the Po~.-Intelligencer
held annual memorial exercises ia their
hall here on sunday evening. During the
past year Quinlan lodge has lost four
A. J. Megler and j X Young. II was
especially In honor OF these recently de-
parted brothers that the impressive ex-
ercises were held. The best musical tai
ent Of the city was prsrent and rendered
appropriate selections Hon. r. j Ciee-
ton made the address. tourhingly dwell
Ing upon the excellent Qualities OF those
who had beer taken from the midst Of
their brethren during the vast year Tho
services were open to the public and a
large number OF visiting friends was pres
cnt.
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FROM POLITICS no coon ROADS.


Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteliigencer.
cHEHALIS, Dec. 5.--After the close OF
precinct, having carried their precinct
BY = handsome majority. concluded to
continue In. the work Of doing good by
changing the Mckinley and Roosevelt
club into good roads club, which they
accordingly did, and are now making an
EFFORT TO stir up interest in the question
OF good roads with the object OF Sc
curing laws for Washington similar to
those In force In New Jersey and New
York. They have also asked that half
mile OF good road be built near the coun-
~ seat. under the direction OF govern
Lewis county road builders.
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SUNK IN LAKE WHATcou.
Ten Cars of Blue Canyon CosI Go Ia
the BOTTOM

Special DISPATCH IN the Observation-Disclosures
NEW. WHATCOM, Dec 5.--Tep coal
cars Of the Beilingham Bay & Eastern
railway, loaded with Blue Canyon coal.
night The cars were brought down on
big scows from the upper end Of Lake
Whatcom. where the mine Is located. and
Silver beach.
An apron extends from the wharf and
holds the scows from tipping as the cars
night came down after dark. and the
apron was not properly fastened, or some
thing broke. The scow tipped up. and
the loaded cars rolled on into fifteen feet
Of water. The train crew was also pre-
cfpitated into the lake. but all got out
without injury.
The companye towing steamer Ella had
Just been raised. II having been sunk near
the same spot ina storm on the lake while
lying tied. up at the wharf last Saturday
night week.
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Special Dispatch 20 the observation-disclosures.
ASTORIA, Dec. 5.--Dr. Baylis ~ Earle.
a graduate III the South Carolina Medical
college, OF Charleston. has arrived 10 sue
coed DR. Hin Hastings. In charge OF the
Columbia river quarantine station. He
served five wears In hospital service In
New York city, and has been since July
NJ Nome city. AZ soon as he becomes
familiar with the office here Or, Hastings
win turn the office over 20 him and depart
for hts new field Port Los Angeles.
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Special Disnafch TO the Observation-Disclosures
PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. 5.--Messrs.
Sims, Levy Il Baker. of this city are
making preparations to begin the canning
Townsend contain immense numbers Of
CLAIMS. but there has never before been an
attempt made here 20 can them, despite
the fact that a good market exists. The
new firm has leased warehouse in this
city, and Will at once start experimental
canning.
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nsrss 49, ssss, NkR n g.. Dee s-14,. 49,,
= "a rsa rs net yef returned 4 se~5s's,
dad - - William r Wilson. fe,,rs
mfslsr aeesstep Yesterday. ana cSr.
" sas94sion 81 fs'.sl nipv va A. nrst
hl szs'saea seat death MAS due ~ .s,s,
. hssrs a.. wilson having been ,iiSpss,ss
VA nrsA Sssease a hrlsise Ga Ms hfaS
hsss xn5sSS sse y his fall after his col.
she absence OF his money Is en-
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Special Dispatch 10 the observation-disclosures.
ASTORIA. Dec. 5.--Thera IL much anx-
Iety here about the German ship Ger
trude which left hare week ago and
has been twice sighted outside. reporting
that she was leaking and wanted tug
10 bring her IN again. A TUG went out
10 look for her yesterday. but she has
not vet been found and II Is believed that
abe went 10 HnEei sound.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND, Dec 5.--The Ger
man ship Gertrude is somewhere on the
coast In leaking condition. and endeay-
oring TO reach a Sound port, where she
can be repaired
The tug Tatoosh, AFTER a search for the
vessel OF several days. has returned for
fresh coal supply. and with other boats
OF the towing fIeet will resume the search.
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Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
ASTORIA Doc "a grand benefit ball
will he given by the Astpr Club on Thurs
aav night Of next week at Faavd 3 Stokes
han for Harry Twilight. the ponniar young
brakeman who was run over by the Sea-
side train al WRrrentap q few weeks aso
and suffered amputatton OF an arm ana a
-.
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.rnriaI Df4rntrh "a the Post. Intelllgencer,
sEDRc- woOfsIgsy Zee. IA new
pnmplns staNnn or engine room 20 re-
nlare the one recently DESTROYED ~ hre.
IA being built al the coal bankers. u 4
being out IN about thirty feet north ~
the Ald location on the Seattle \ Inter-
national railway. IN order 70 lessen the
fnnrer from Gre 20 the tank Ussn.
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SEATING capacity 81 the German
Bakery dininEr0oms Il SEQ The kitchen
Is the ciearest and best appointe3. cook
lng and service the fnost elegant. and the
prices The faeRf reasonable IN Seattle
Ven are invited 10 inspect oar promises
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VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 5.-R M. 81
Empress Of China. scheduled to saiI FOR
Yokohama on Monday. was DELAYED II
port until today. owing to the nonarrivai
Of the English mails III Eosn,Ira Jsrs-
uese ambassador at the Russian court Is
one of the passengers
The freight includes the record beer
United States. - e'1S
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ron PORT TOWNSEND and Victoria.
take tho fast aui caramnflaus stnansShin
scheme feslcr wharf. daily az ) a m
Fare G. cents.
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SMOKING sets, tobacco boxes ard asa
trays, W. IL finck, 1cwc ier. SIC Second
avenue
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~onuer why
uuihs tne past II months
from tne
QUICKLY subsde The
ness All indications
perfect health oredm - -
also sphiit
potency
dies alone
call My
h
sacredly confidential.
hold for
M. RADCLIFFE, M. D., 7l ss. rss' w asssas
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THE DISEASE-An enlargement OF the
veins surrounding the spermatic
cord. a twisted. knotted. wormy
like or swollen appearance OF the
scrotum.
me SAuSE-Sometimes self pollution,
out often blows. falls. strains. ex-
cessfve horseback or bicycle riding.
IrrE@T-At times a dull, heavy
dragging pain IN small OF back ex-
tending down through loins into the
parts, low spirits. weakness of body
ana brain. nervous debility. partial
or complete loss OF sexual power
ana often failure Of general health.
me LIKE If You are victim of this
are disease. come to my office and
iet me explain to you my process
OF treating 1t. You will then not
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planned by his having spent the same the
previous evening. 4
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DEATHS AyD FTxERALs.


DIAMoND-Jn tina cfty, Jufy n, fNe, at iszi
F0sufh assune. GLADYS Diannand. aged months,
~ pneumonia
fsy. AZ y.
DExsY--Jn Bethel. jolly 2. 1850. Ms. Isarjs
D~nny. wife II William D>nny. and sister q Mrs
lila WHITAKER. aged 2 Jeats. a poeumonia-
Funeral services from Bn;tsrw1rsh's ehzpss son
DIS. ct 70 % a m. fnteuseat IN Denny cemetery
GE<sEs-fn this eisy. July d. 1919. Gus Geussn,
aged - years
steuzft This saturday Afternoon. Of sclock Ia
sermenf Lake yisw cemetery.
HASTINGS In fhss CITY, July "a. 1860 AnBis Has
tin9s aged % 3ears
stewart this tssiisdasi mosfins. At % o'ciock In.
tefrnent Lake View cersetsry.
HANNAH South Park Wash. July p. 800.
Janob H<mm, aged y yeafs
s<sriees FROM the funeral paFiors u BonntJ
B<<rsu this lsatHrtfssi Afternoon. - o'eiock
lnt<rm<pf Lake View cefnetets-
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rOsT-IxrELLyGENC WANT An
AGENCIES.

3he Pest Int<iigenerr has established branch agen
H. vAere s1ssaihed Advertisements win BE- received
sntI1 ~ 3. n. each day The rates charged Al the
busch aGenc1es are the same A. II the Post fntei
opnraf businss~ c1ics Cash Ads only viii b. taken
q branch ssenci& Following Il tn ibt q agencies
Tse1ke Davrisgt~a's drug store,
oeeona avenue .ana Pike.
broadway Phsv0acy. r. q. Fisher,
Broadway asa James.
nsntsn Hi Phsrmsey. Msaison
street ouA rsfteensh avenue.
Wasua walla Pbsrmacy, Twenty
0rst aad East Jefferson.
srswn's Pharmacy, corner Yesler
sna broadway.
shsstIeG's DRUG store. Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
Sehnttn' Drug store, 1O22 Howell,
corner Bosen.
North Seattle Pharmacy. Battery
esa FsFst avenue.
A. y. days Pharmacy. Deuny wsy
asa Fifth avenue north.
=. ,. Cestiwan's Pharmacy. Queen
Anne aveaue aad Roy street.
BALLARD.
Pssston's Pharmacy. ballard ave-
me.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drag Company. Lake
strset ana EWING sveuse.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale of fine furniture, the con-
tents of a well-furnished private house.
+. G, Bickerton 4 Co. Will sell on the
premises. No. 1000 Columbia street. on
-..onday, the 30th. at 10 O'Clock sharp, the
contents. consisting in part as follows.
Bed sets, springs, mattresses. extension
table dining chairs. leather easy chair.
touches. cobbier rockers, hall tree ice
box. center tables. seftees. sideboard.
pictures, jardenieres. curtains. portieres.
china. glass. Majestic steel range. car
pets. rugs. etc.
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dsSf Esher Frink 1eg2i szsi ard Mamie Frames
ststsop 1eszi ssei. bnth q seaftle; Lexis y Wnzht
Oh znd LYDIA hsttson lsi. both q se@ltls
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WANT ADS

Advertisement under nny
Aeading in classified columns.
Ic = word each Insertions min
fmum charge, Use. C1asstned
sav~rtisements RUNNING one
Uonfh without change Of cory,
$50 per Iine fseven words I
esunt 60 IlneJ. On three
aOnths' order, sI.3s per line
per monsh, nm str months err
der. $3.50 per line per month;
On yearly order, ~ per iine
per month.
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LODGE NOTICES.

ST. JOHNS lodge. No. :. r. & A. NJ
s.aisa communication this saturday
Visiting brethren cordially Invited A.
4. Guernsey. =. w; ~. s. Peterson
Secretary
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AucrroxEERs.

NJ j. WALKER, general auctionecr. of-
fee. 1912 Western avenue Phone bun
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$1,000

For block: II slightly lots. exfD
each. ON the Renton ridge, 81
block. either to hold. build upaa III
at retail.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids Will
be received by the undersigned I'M
I'll p. m, August 6, and then opened.
for the construction OF wharf and
warehouse covering about one hundred
hundred feet OF trestie approach near
the mouth OF the Columbia river. Ciat-
SOP county, Oregon. Plans and speetd-
cations can be seen and blank forms
of proposal secured at the office OF the
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad, in
the F'iavel building. Astoria, Oregon. A
satisfactory honu will be required OF the
successful bidder. The undersigned re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids in whole or in part, as per forms
of proposal and specifications.
NORTHWEST CONSTRUCTION COM
PANY.
Astoria Oregon
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wasTED-TIasEs LAspA

TIMBER lands bought and for aais gS
bert s. Upper. lz-is 5cheuexuAa
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FOR sAbE-LIyE STOCK.
FOR SALOONS horse, 8 years old brok-
en-, single. double and TO saddle. weight
i.05o: perfectly gentle. Inquire 2i0 First
avenue south.
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ron ssLE-ctTr REAL uwTr
Cestssw~a.


nESSr-RI.AfNF LAKE par~
The attraction which faEe n.y.
exerts over cur cftirens both a.
ure resort and a place Tor san-nsv
and a. a place for permanent -
f. IN stronger evidence rve-r 49,
This beautiful lake ana ~ <.,----
shores y % Seattle what ceuer~5 r.
e 20 New York. or 1cfden Data ~
san Franctscu. a large prororsf-w 2
citizens cougreFaffnr Al the
parks and cool ucuks along Ire 49,
the axe every Suniay. and even = T.
days during the summer unrfhe
Lake Washington has NJ swat =. y
Pacific coast Tor heautiful seensrS
uicture@Queness In few x<1c<
Lake George and Lake Nirr@ts~1x I
shores viii - horfcrcd wish -
dences. which VIII - the homes = r
wsaithiest citlrruA
The portion = the lake frons =.
abreast OF the city has many atvsrS
over other sections. some n thrw
easy Of access hy car line water p.
and lighting facilities.
Our new addition. knows a. ~
Blaine Lake Park. lies On the rstsS
between Madison and Madrons psf18
Is reached IN twenty-five minutes r.
Madrona Park car line. whieh
through ~. All lots are large. a.
the water 'front.' lots. which an
large.
Here you can enjoy boatlne. hsthsu-
nshlnE right az your door. tegeth<4
view which cannot be equaied h
attic. W
Every lot sold BY as win be ,ac>nr& ~
n graded street with cement -
and city water our water fronf -
now on the market. II you want =
In the best part % our city vRh
class Of neighbors. buy one Of -
and build a home. You viil m
investment satisfactory and proe110
For full particulars call ~ our d
DENNY BLAINE LAND CO. n
Dexter Horton a Co.'S Bank But
EsTARf.isHED 1876: resident q G
for 20 years VI
For Sale--we are selling the GA ~
farm in tracts "a suit the puf1&
IL l. ON the Seattle a Renton car
Dunlap r. o.: cheaper than any =
land on scent car line out Of IL
Also outside lands for 80 per arg9 X
Lake Washington water fro1t
Brighton Beach. n
Nice level lots on Twenty->txth au
SITS per lot. one block from car
Coed level lots on car line. - ~
Lot e1xl2e. block and half north a
on Seventh avenue. 81 SO.
Three houses on one lot: rents cnf1
per month: price. tt.Sa"
Lot ie0xln large house close n g
Lots eaxi2s. near Madison street. q
lf4xIeo. IN Lake Union addition. e3uu
car line: $3.50.
saxieo feet. on Grant street hr1dGe. \
Improved farms In all parts Of IL q
GEO. w. DUNLAP. Entrance = u
Block. &
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


DEPARTMENT of the Interior. once OF
the Governor OF the District OF Alaska.
Sitka, Alaska. July u.s. lsco-Sealed pro-
posals win be received at this office
until o'clock p. m, August ID. isvh
from responsible asyiums or sanitari-
ums. west of the main range OF the
and treatment therein Of persons legally
adjudged insane in the District 81 Mas
ka during the fiscal year ending June ~,
1901. Satisfactory bond for performance
of contract when awarded will pc re-
CURED Further information VIII be
supplied on application 10 the governor.
JOHN @. BRADY,
Governor OF Alaska.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber Companys mill at
the foot OF Broad street, North Seat
tie. is now in operation. Mill omce. teie-
phone, Union s6; downtown office, room
Z. Bailey building. over western Union
Telegraph once. telephone. Main @s
CoMPOsITIoN-we are now prepared TO
do composition for the trade (any meas.
ure). in nonpareil. minion. BREWER and
long primer. satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or address. Post-Intelligencer Sc
Rttle-
SPECIAL. INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
(Aliens). room ~ Mckay building. Port
land. Or.
CoNTRACTORS-Our mill Is new. mod
ern. complete. The Seattle Lumber Co..
Telephone, Union 50 -
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w. ID. FIELD. time 10 buy
Seattle Real X
ssee-- Block OF "a lots In Lake Int
ond addition, level and conve1o1
the car line. only IS per lot
$s75 each--Two lots on Queen 49,
size OF each Jlxt25 located o11y
block from Highland drive ana ~
line: view can never % obetrvc>14
s., zoo New modern cottage. iafQe N
and very complete. on Renton ~
city and Sound, can not be cut ~ n
one black from Highland drive 49,
cable line. DO YOU appreciate .
/" ~" fn and = Isxne6
w. ID. FIELD. building.
Phone Nan
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sisn

Nice two-story house, rooms. ~
improvements. good barn. hrqo
house; lot t0xi9p. full Of fruits -
ers: fronts on Jackson street cR
LLEWELLYN a WARD. IL nog1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-16
To5MEET IN mil WAUKEE.

Annual Convention of the American So
ciefy of Municipal improvements.
Harvey j. Wiley, secretary of the
Street and Sewer Department, has re-
ceived copy of the general programme
of tha seventh annual convention of the
American Society of Municipal I'm
provements which will be held in Mil
waukee, Wis, August 2sth to 2lst.
Mr.. Wiley is member OF the commit
tee on municipal franchises. The COM
mittee OF arrangements has provided
for seven sessions OF the society for the
transaction of business, the piesenta-
tion of reports and of EaEers. The fol-
lowing entertainments have been pro-
vided: A street car ride for the ladies
about the CITY, including trip to the
National Soldiers Home, where an open
air concert will be given; an outdoor
evening entertainment for all visitors {;
a carriage ride through the city in
cluding visits to the city hall, pump
ing stations, Lake Shore and West
Parks, the beautiful library and
museum building and one of the brew
cries a visit by the ladies to the Lay
ton Art Gallery a visit by special train
to the +. P. Allis Co.'s extensive
works and the Milwaukee Cement
Works; a boat ride on Lake Michigan
and a banquet.
The municipal officer of all American
cities are invited to visit Milwaukee,
during this convention as members and
delegates of the society.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-16
Farmer Kicked TO Death.

Snow Hill, Nd, Aug. 10. Thomas
R. P. S. White, Jr., was accidentally
killed near here yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. White, who was farmer, came to
town yesterday morning with his father
and brolher and other members of his
family, who were going to Ocean City
for the day. He started lack to his
home about 10 o'clook in the morning,
and about II or 12 o'clock DIR. John S.
Aydelotte found him lying b. the side
OF tine road in an unconscious condition.
His horse was hitched close by his side.
From the indications it would seem
that his horse Ind become unmanagea-
bile, and that Mr.. White had been caught
between the wheels and severely crushed
and kicked about the body, hut that he
finally succeeded in stopping his horse,
and had hitched it by the roadside. and
then he was overcome and never re-
gained consciousness. DIR. AydeIotte
thinks death was caused by internal
hemorrhage. 'N-