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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15
G. Y. CRowELL IS DEAD.
Spokane MannEer of Great Northern
Express Company Expires rader
Peculiar NtrCumStauCes.

Special hisYafr1 CD TIE Post tut~iii gene -.
Slh1k NE. SEPT lt-G I. tFoWcil. local
MANAGER 80 thn Great Northern Express
Company met A Sudden death tonight. Tie
was iu thc RAu6en SALOON. considerably
Intoxicated. Max NArttr. she proprietor
vs. tertupcn Cr0wtit threatened yH kNi kan
t,r Tic latter Slapped CrowoN ana a.
he d}3 80 CROW on teN over ans expired Ina
ulr3latgY
Crawail had heen working continuously
tes tfr AaAt MfIy Hnur~ ara. uot helRE
-srd tn ii4unr % d Thought his 4ssth W4s
Hlo tr tria CAUSE, kArter was placed Qn-
Ser arrest fsF.sirE a V1st. inortsm exam
trHNuH tF.vrN was prominent tn bust
pFs4 circles Mo- leaves & family
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15

Special Dispatch to the Post tnteliiEencar
TACOMA Sept 1.-THE Women's Chris
yiaN Temperance Nnion 81 Pierce county
will hold their sami-anuual convention M
the EpwoTth church next Tuesday ana
"Wednesday A BANQUET viii De given ~
the local lodge az Gilbert hall on Tuesday
evening An interesting programme IA.
been prepared ana the members and
friends - thu order are looking forward
O. a time % good fellowship and mutual
improVeu' emit, a. wei az the advancement
% the cause Of Temperance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15
Board OF Direction, neglected.

Special plsnatrh go the post-Tnte}ilrc-rs
sEDRO-WOOLLEY. Sept lt-At the
FIRST regular meeting 90 Che opera house
company 10 this city. The old buara 90
directors was reelected FOR tha ensuing
year. u wss arranged - take steps -
have this town rut on the regular West.
ern theatYica. circuit 50 thar an SOD
trcures that come 20 the sound vert 30
booked TO show here The fnances " ths
company we're found % be in 40 excel
lent condition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15
INCREASED VOTING STRENGTH.
Nearly 1000 Larger in Wabkinkum
Than Four Years Ago.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteligencer.
CATHLAMrT, Sept 14--There win be
perhaps 500 more votes in the county OF
Wahkiakum this year than there were
four years ago. This fact makes the
result In November somewhat problem
atical The Republicans intend TO reach,
fncnt.
The new Democratic paper located In
Cathlsmet urges all who are interested in
the result Of the fan elections to be fair
IN dealing with the issues OF the cam
paign. Pretty good advice. and IL Is
hoped that BRYAN VIII heed u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15
DEMOCRATS WE'RE SCARCE.
Not Enough Present to Hold Pre-
cinct Primaries.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND. Sept H.-At the
Democratic primaries to elect delegates TO
the county convention, to be held here
tomorrow, but three Of the five wards
chose delegates, as there were not enough
Democrats present at the meeting places
IN the other two wards TO hold primaries
and those precincts VIII go unrepresented
unless the convention itself selects men
from those wards.
There is so little enthusiasm in the
ranks of the Democratic party in JEFF
ferson county that several precincts VIII
be unrepresented in the convention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15
Rebuilding Dry kiln.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
ARLINGTON. sept 14-Eckles q An
dersou have a large force Of men Mt work
rebuilding the dry kiln at the Ford mill.
and as soon as that ia finished the ma
Chinery will be oyerhRuled and repaired
and they will be ready 70 turn out shin
giles In a short time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15
Mrs. small "a Candidate.

Special Dispatch 60 the observation-disclosures
ARLINGTON, sept i4-lTrs. r \
Small. ~ Everett has announced here
that she Will be a candidate for the afHce
~ county superintendent. subject 10 the
fusion nominating convention. She fs a
graduate OF Lombard university. Gales
burg. Ill
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15

Special Dispatch to The Posr-rntsHivrncer
ARLINGTON. SEPT 1.-THE close y
THIS week VIII see the completion ~ tha
~luE dam across the st4AacuamlsA riveF
~ this puiat. near the wagon bridge
There has been i.9H feet huilt AZ -sxt
go the county ~ S-3 per foot. making
en- round numbers SS67s n T. WhAr-
1euoy. ths contractor. has done good
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15
Jailed for Flashing a Knife.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
ARLINGTON, Sept. lion Thursday w.
II. Dougherty drew a knife on A. Behrcns.
manager OF Murphy's meat market, and
he was promptly put under arrest and
taken before Justice Rea. who bound him
over to the superior court. and Deputy
Sheriff Stanyar took him TO Everett
Thursday afternoon and lodged him I'm the
county Jail TO await trial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15
Democrats in wahkiakum.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
CATHLAMET, Sept 1.-THE county con-
vention OF the Democratic party OF Wah-
kiakum county Is called for Saturday,
September Is. for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the several county
officers All who will support w. ]. Bryan
are earnestly invited TO participate In the
selection Of delegates.
Tho treasurcr's report shows the finan-
cia1 condition Of the county and OF the
several school districts to be good Pros
perity has visited Wahkiakum county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15
New Precinct Com mitteem...

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer.
ARLINGTON. Sept. IA--W H. Ford
having resigned as committeeman for this
precinct on the Republican county COM
mittee. on account OF his absence In
Alaska. Peter Lequa, chairman OF the
committee. has appointed c. A. Hudson
in his place
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15

victims of the Edmonton-Dawson trail.
reached Wrangel yesterday, having come
down the Stickeen river in a canoe. They
left the province of Quebec, Canada,
nearly three years ago, during which
time they travelled hundreds of miles
with great hardshios, in the vast inter-
Tor.
They worked old diggings along Mud
and Lizard rivers, but found nothing to
pay more than ordinary wages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15

Special Dispatch 20 the Vost- tuteilteructr
CArHI.AMET. Sept IA y Eite ~
Centralia, who IL candidate oa rht re.
PUBLICAN ticket for superior jcdEt. was
81 Csthlgsnet q lew DAYS last week. Ng
Rice made a favorable Impression and
viii doubtless svt more than tae party
vote, lie has no dnuat az tse success
~ the Republican ticket
II cannot b. said that the campAign has
res fairly opened in this county. There
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15

seems little enthusiasm on the part of
either party, but II is expected that the
political pot will begin to boil soon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-15
Change OfLife
These Women were Helped Through Womans Great Crisis
by Mrs. Pinkham-Al Midde-Aged Women
Should Read Their Letters.


when you q bad
passing through change life said
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
THE TICKET WITHDRAWN.

Federation Ct Labor Formally Cots Out of
the Political Aroma.
Cripple Creek, June 9-The evening
session of the State Federation of Labor
convention was devoted to the discussion
over the part the Federation should take
in politics this year.
The discussion over the political atti.
tude was continued until after midnight
From the first day an influence had been
at work to force the convention to undue
the work of the initiative and referendum
vote, by which 1t had been decided to
nominate full state ticket this fall. A
number of the prominent Federationists
fought hard against it.
Last night compromise proposition
was to work for fusion with the Popu
lists unless the Democrats would agree to
indorse Galligan for supreme court, Turn
bull for lieutenant governor and Murphy
for attorney general.
Itwas proposed and discussed at length
but in the end the opponents to the Fed
Grafton taking any part in politics were
successful. The vote on abandoning the
ticket stood 73 for and 60 against. Il
was so decided.
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
Free Gold Strike
n k0gun|u|||e|
RICH FREE GOLD STRIKE.

Memphis Lode Gut by tho Big Mogul run-
mol and In Great Orc.
Manager Gilfillan OF the Mogul tunnel
admitted in telephone talk with him at
Eldora this morning that the Memphis
lode had disclosed large streak of free
gold ore The tunnel workings h I'VE dis
closed four distinct ore chutes in this
lead and the miners have dritted on the
vein for 400 feet, finding ore everywhere.
Yesterday foot of ore streaked all
through with sylvanite and tree gold was
encountered. This ore is OF enormous
value and the strike is one of the most
important of the many made in the tun.
nel. 1t was found 600 feet below the
surface and 900 feet IN on the tunnel.
Manager Gilfillan, also, reports that in
another part of the tunnel the Red Bird
vein was cut, showing foot of very rich
ore thoroughly streaked with sylvanite.
The company will double the present
plant SO as to secure more power fer the
drills needed IN developing this great
bore. A 100 horse power boiler will be
ordered at once.
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Telegraph From the Front Intercepted
and There Is Little News,

Telegraph From the Front Intercepted
and There Is Little News,
London. June o-The Beers have cut
Roberts telegraph communications north
of Kroonstad.
1t is an open secret that the Beers
have not sufficient ammunition and food
to resist longer than eight weeks at
Lydenburg. The Beers in Natal have
offered to surrender to Butler on terms
he refuses to consider.
Rumors of the surrender of Sir Henry
Hudson, commander of the besieged
force of Kumafi, on the native border.
land, is not credited. He has been be.
sieged there since April l.
London, June o-The latest dispatches
show that the Boxers are in force in the
neighborhood of Tien Tsin. 1t is a mat
ter of great significance here that the
Russian commander did not join in the
conference of foreign commanders o
squadrons in Asiatlc waters on June E.
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
Excitement 0|
Washington
GRAVE STATE OF AFFAIRS.
Government Leave Missionaries
at the Mercy of the Boxers.

Chinese Government Leave Missionaries
at the Mercy of the Boxers.
Washington. June o-There is great
activity between the state and navy de.
partments and many conferences. Min
lister Conger cables the startling intelli-
gence that the imperial troops have been
withdrawn from the district ravaged by
the Boxers. There are many American
missionaries there and kilograms are
pouring into the president beseeching
him to protect these citizens, The
Nashville has been sent from Manila to
Pekin and the Monacy, an old wooden
warship at Shanghai. is being put under
way.
Paris, June "a despatch from South
western China dated June 7 states that
the vice roy of Yum Nan has declared
his inability 10 protect foreigners. The
French consul at Yum Nan Flu and his
attaches have left the place. France has
notified China that she will be held re-
spon sible tor any injury to French sub.
jects,
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
READY FOR KANSAS CITY.

Colorado Delegates Will 60 on Special
Rock Island Train
Denver, June o-Natlonal Committee.
man Judge Adair Wilson today contract.
ed with the Rock Island for special
train to Kansas City for the use of dele
gates and their friends The train will
leave Denver on the afternoon OF July
and the Pullman cars will be utilized at
Kansas City for sleeping purposes.
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
COLORADO'S DELEGATES.

Mon Who VIII Represent This State At
Kansas City Convention,
The Democratic state convention got
down tv business last evening and elect.
ed the following delegates to the national
convention at Kansas City July 4th, with
whirl:
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
Charles S. Thomas, Denver.
Thomas 7. Maloney, Denver.
Allen T. Gunnell, Colorado Springs.
Charles Henkel, Pueblo.
DELEGATES FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.
Iohn McCombe, Leadvllle.
Worth L. Seely, Boulder.
DELEGATES SECOND CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
lanes Doyle, Victor.
Stephen R. Fitzgarrald, Telluride.
ALTERNATES.
Jacob E. Robeson. Georgetown.
G. B. Copp, Durango.
Harvey Stewart, Golden.
Edward Keating, Denver.
William Gum, Larimer county.
William Hill, Park county.
Thomas B. Collier, Trinidad.
Mrs NJ. B. Brown, Delta county.
The resolutions affirm devotion to the
platform of 1906; favor income tax, tree
coinage I6 to 1, oppose government by
Injunction, favor arbitration in disputes
between labor and capital. tariff tor
revenue only, denounce imperialism.
praise the Beers, denounce trusts, and
instruct for Bryan and place the dele
yates under the unit rule.
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
Jones VIII I0|k
To Colonel B[y0|1
THEY GO A FISHING.

Bryan, Jones, Towne and Wstmore and
They'll Take Politics With Them.
Chicago, June o-Senator Jones Of
Arkansas, chairman of the Democratic
national committee has arrived here. He
will meet Colonel Bryan Monday and
they will go north to join c. A. Towne
of Minnesota and Colonel Wetmore of
St. Louis, on their fishing expedition. 1t
is stated that no less parsonage than
Senator Jones, himself, will urge upon
Colonel Bryan the policy of holding free
coinage OF silver in abeyance and omit.
ing it as cardinal principle of the Kan
sas City platform.
Daily camera., 1900-06-09

FOR SALE-Six hole cook stove cheap.
Also carpets. Inquire at 2o25 10Th St IS
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
TROOPS TOMORROW.

II There is Interference With Running Of
Cars Tonight.
St. Louis. June o-The militia will be
called out tomorrow if cars are interfered
with on main residence streets tonight.
Governor Stephens agreed 10 this at
conference with the local authorities last
night, The citizens committee and
chief of police joined in request that
the troops be ordered here.
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
WILL GO TO CHINA.

Fighting Joe" Wheeler Ordered to DO
Ready for Business.
Washington, June o-General Joseph
Wheeler was today ordered by the pres.
ldent to hold himself in readiness for SER
vice and he Immediately began packing
his apparel. 1t is rumored that China is
"Fighting Joe's" destination.
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
SAW MILL EXPLOSION.

Which Kssults IN Death OF Three Non and
Others Injured.
Fife Lake. Mich. June "a boiler in
Reeds saw mill blew up this morning.
There were fifteen men in the mill Of
these three were killed and ten injured
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
General Pillar Captured.

Washington, June o-General Mac.
Arthur today wired the war department
that General'Pia del Pillar. AgulnaIdo's
chief general, had been captured while
lurking neaI San Pedro.
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
MKidV Parker Knocked Out,

kid" Parker for the first time in his
highly successful career at Denver met
his match at the Colorado Athletic club
last night, being considerably battered
and losing the fight to the negro, Young
Peter Jackson, on the tenth round. He
was not knocked out, but was clearly
worsted on points. Billy Woods was
referee.
Daily camera., 1900-06-09

Steam carpet cleaning, 2o4I Goss
street, Millay Bros. proprletors. Carpets
taken I'D. cleaned and laid. Prices reas-
enable, Good work guaranteed. We
have no agent or solicitor out. 5 10 Imo
Daily camera., 1900-06-09
Shouted For Dom Paul.

Cork, Ireland. June o-Whe en- the
Uranla sailed today with 1000 troops
Tor South Africa there were cheers for
Kruger from the crowd that gathered on
the pier.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-11

to suspicious of incendiary origin. With the public mind in this uneasy condi- ton TWO men. one Of them named John son. made affidavit that McNeil had of fered them $50 to burn up Suter's place of business.
 A public meeting of citizens was called and the situation was discussed. Finally a committee of five was ap- pointed to investigate these charges. The committee called upon McNeil but he denied the truth of the affidavits. At the time The Republicans inform ant left Globe the committee had not yet reported to the citizens or decided upon what action to take, if any.
 Like all matters of community sean dal. there is, of course. division of sentiment. It is a very serious charge to make and particularly in a town where q small fire might mean the de- struction of the whole place.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-11
JOSIAH ANDERSON PAROLED
His Freedom After Two Years of
 Confinement.

Governor Murphy yesterday granted a parole to Josiah Anderson. who is serving a seven year term at Yuma, having been convicted Of assault with intent to kill. This was the outcome of a feud which had existed among cattlemen in the Gila Bend country for several years. The quarrel at last cul- minated in a hostile meeting on the range between John Mullen and An derson, in which Anderson was shot in the hand. He was later arrested, con- victed and sentenced to seven years in Yuma. This occurred about two years ago. Early last spring a movement for his pardon was begun on the ground that the sentence was excessive and that Anderson, though a hot-headed youth, was a warm-hearted one and had further been misrepresented by the evidence. The petition was signed by almost all the members of the grand and trial jurors which had his case un- der consideration; by many officers of the court, county officials and promi- nent business men in various parts of the. county.
 The movement for a pardon, how an effort to secure a parole was sub stituted for it. The parole is condi- tional upon Anderson's remaining away from the territory, as it was feared even by his friends that his presence about Gila Bend would provoke a con- fiict which would end in b:oodshed.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-11
INDIGNATION AROUSED
Serious Charges Are Made Against a
 Globe Business Man.

A recent arrival from Globe reports that when he left there the people of that town were considerably excited over the general circulation of a story that q local business man had attempt ed the starting of an incendiary fire.
 The story is that there are two in shops in the place, one run by Jacob Suter and the other by J. P. McNeil. The two men are close competitors, their relations being rather more acri- monious than is usual. even among business rivals. Suter at one time hay ing hersewhipped McNeil.
 Globe, like nearly every mining town in the territory, has suffered severely the present season from a scarcity of water, there being no supply with which to successfully fight a big fire should one break out, and of which the people are in constant dread. There have been a number of small blazes lately and one or two of them have led
Arizona republican., 1900-08-11
G0WETT'S OLD MINES
Further Particulars of the Recent
 Discovery.

A short mention was made in yester- days issue of the recent gold discov- cry made by J. s. Gowett and others north of the city. MT. Gcwett was sen yesterday and some further par ticulars were learn=d from him The miles north of Phoenix on the north side of Paradise valley near Grapevine spring, a little spring which has fur= nished water for MT. Gowetts cattle for years. There are six locations in all, Messrs. L. E. Hewins. w. c. Eos ter. H. w. Adams and A F. Nye being interested in them with MT. Gowett.
 MT Gowett has travelled over this region for the last twenty y5ars, but only recently was he attracted by the appearance of a big five-foot dyke. An examination of it led him to believe the rock might contain something worth while and h. took some samples, say ing to his companion that he would have it assayed and if there was any thing in it he would come back and To- cate a claim.
 The assay results were of a nature to hasten his second visit somewhat, az it showed six ounces in gold and thirty eight ounces in silver. On his second visit he found some handsome speci- mems showing free gold.
 Samples from another claim went IA per cent in cCpp5r and $3.S0 in gold. while samples from a third gave an assay showing of $24 in gold.
 Samp,es from the fo2r.h claim as sayed SPA in gold MT. Gowett says he believes there is a considerable quantity of shipping ore on this claim that can be practically quarried fir m the surface.
 These, of course. are only surface in dications. as there has been no work of importance done on the claims yet, though he will doubtless at an early day begin development. The locality is easily accessible, as a wagon can be driven within a few hundred feet of
Arizona republican., 1900-08-11
AT HIS OLD TRICKS
Henry George Does Painful Turn
 as a Somnambulist.

In Art Young's eXcruciatingly funny creation, Hell Up-to-date,' he depicts the woeful spectacle of the fate of the man who invented the barbed wire fence, and places him. attired in a weary look and a high hat, to rest, as best he may, for evermore, precarious- ly perched on a particularly peaked specimen of his handiwork.
 This sorry individual might have found his prototype early yesterday morning, had he happened to gaze up- ward and into the back yard of MT Henry George on North Seventh ave nue.
 The night had quit it's peeping over the roof-tree and was gradually creep ing over the side and down toward the caves, or, rather, to depart from the language of the poet, it was long after midnight, and nearly morning, when MT. George, garbed, not in the fatigued appearance and the tile, but in. more modern habiliments. a gorgeous suit of panjamas. wandered into the rear end of his property. He was not there for the exercise, nor for the enjoyment of the moonlight. Sharp twigs pierced his feet and jagged sticks rubbed his corns, insects of the night nipped his toes, blind bats dallied with his ears. and hungry mosquitoes sapped his life blood. but he he knew it not. He was dreaming peacefully Of shady hooks and babbling brooks, and in the full enjoyment of quiet jaunt amid the solitude of Q quiet garden back in the boyhood days of Ole Kaintuck. He came to d wall, an inviting spot, to rest a moment. He vaulted to the top. when a yell like that of a tortured soul in the land of the StyX, aroused the household and the neighborhood, and MT. George came back to earth and found himself wrapped in the meshes of wire fence, and entangled inextri- cably in several strands of the merci- less steel. By the combined efforts of himself and family he was finally dis engaged and is recovering nicely from a choice collection of punctures.
 MT. George is a somnambulist of abil- ity and his aptitude in that line has frequently brought him into consider able difficulty, his last previous appear ance in that role having been a noctur-