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IN CHEHAL1s COUNTY.
Harmomfous Convention Nominate
Candidates and Instructs Dele
gates t. Vote ~ = Unft.


safes t. Vote ~ = Unit.
special Dispatch 70 tho Post -Tnteilisencer.
county convention. held in this city today,
was larEeiy attended. harmonious ana
The following county ticket was nomin-
ated: Representatives, N. w. Bush. Aber-
deem; r. Philbrick, Hoquaim: treasurer.
G. g. Weatherwax. Aberdeen; auditor.
John St4mper 0costa; prosecuting at
torney. J. 4. Hutchinson. Montesano: as
Heseor, Fl. Il. Jonea, Aberdeen; surveyor.
George ID. RCbertson, HoQuaim: coroner.
Paul gmits. Aberdeen: matchmaker, ben
0rtGgp. CopAlis; commissioner J. r.
Brewer Cosmopoiis: George L. Davis.
The following delegates were elected 70
the state convention: J. NJ. Clapp West
port, George II. Emerson. George l.
Dnvin, Hoquaim; w. J. Patterson. A. r.
0tockwell. Aberdeen: II. l. Sauers, Silas
~; Smith. coamopclis; F. A. TArr. J. b.
o oufs: Me g Damon ' 9Snut p0nn'
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That our delegation to the
state convention be and are hereby I'm
structed to work and vote an q unit on
all matters coming before said convention
and q majority .of said delegation are
hereby empowered to cast the fun vote OF
rs und Ssles snis fssorution a. decided ma
jortty ~ the delegates chosen are fav-
orable the the gubernatoria1 candidacy
Of Senator Frtnk, Il insures to him the
support Of the solid delegation. The dele
Eation H. also pledged by. resolution to
Bryan for state superintendent OF in
struction and that Of Hon Mason Irwin
for superior Judge.
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NEW TELEPHONE LINE.


special DlspAtch 10 the Post -fntetlsre.ecr
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug III cow
siruction gang q the sunse, Teierhoae
company yesterday completed sh@ 1ire
from Hadtock out through the valley ana
70 tho DIS mill pcTts. and now II Is r,osss.
Die 70 held converse with Port Garnhss
Fort Ludlow and ChimAcurn Ths gnnns
walton WI be = material accomunods-
licn p The people q Port Townsera ara
ne places mentioned and also a source
ot prpht "a the company The dsckorin~
for the Ire To Gamble has beer soirx- -
Tor about year. The Puget Mn eTer,.
panx had couple Of wires in the Post Il
telsgraph cable leased ard had ifs ~.
Nate telephone line between GAMBIA ana
Ludlow. and the service being satIusar-
tory was unwilling TO change unless the
improvement was apparent This has AZ
ready been conceded
The construction. however. with not sion
With the Gamble line, Tor this rnorrinx
the gang turred iss attention tn the
straits. and soon X will be possible 10
have PERSONAL talks with the piAnnona
Point quarantine station The lire yxili
have a branch extending to Mrs Tnka.ss
place which IL popular summer resort
for upSound tourists The constrt.cf;rys
Is under charge Of Mr.. Ben Sands brcfh-
er Of the general manager.
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HELD FOB TROUBLING
A CUSTOMS OFFICER.


Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
NEW WHATCOM, Aug. Thames
poig, conductor on the Canadian Pacific
train was today placed under bonds to APP
pear here on Monday, August 70. TO an
swer to the charge Of interfering with .
United States customs oflcer in the dis
charge of his duties. District Attorney
Gay will be here at that time to prosecute
the case.
The complaint against Hoig was made
by Capt. g. p. Conner. deputy collector
OF customs at Sumas. The Canadian Pa
cific train entering the Omitted States at
Sumas, from Vancouver, does not atop
long enough for passengers to enter duti-
able goods At the customs once. Tho
travellers haYing such goods IN their pos
session must remain over one day. or else
pay the duty. At some other city and have
the dutiable articles forwarded later on.
This condition IL always exasperating to
passengers, and the Canadian Pacific en-
the road.
Thursday . party. who had just arrived
with quite . quantity OF duitable mer-
chandise. reached Sumas on Hoig's train.
After having the government regulations
explained to them they decided to remain
one day In Sumas. in order to enter the
goods and to take them on. 1t was while
Capt Conner was busy with the work
fered.
He did not attempt to use force. but
Collector Conner says his language was
tntimidating and he therefore placed him
ing today before United States Court
Commissioners II. B. williams. and secured
on August 10
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In Chicago. August n. The following
members OF the battery are missing and
their addresses are desired by the secre-
tary. H. III. @. Bradt. Eureka Wis, and
by J. r. Luce, Of Everett, wash:
Frank @. Stanton. Silas g. Harrington.
Albert f. 6poor, Minor l.. Bowen, Edward
Mendeck. Abel HI. Bennett. BENJAMIN n.
Kennison. Roswell Sanborn. Harry Dur
ham, Robson Dawson. Milo Nichols. Joel
Piper. John Anderson, Julius Jordop,
John Roberts, Darwin Gardner. Henry a.
Moore, Al c. Woodwork, Richard H. N.
Haxg. Henry NJ. Sellsbie.
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auditor. A. Bell; clerk, G. b. Robertson:
treasurer. VIII Mcdonald: superintendent
Of schools. Minnie Decker. @. b. Guner-
son. was renominated for representative
TO the Legislature from the Twenty-ninth
district. Grant G. Angie was indortNd for
joint senator from Mason, Isiano and
Kitsap counties. Mason Irwin was In
dorsed for joint superior judge for Mason
and Cheha1fs counties.
The following delegates were elected to
the state convention at Tacoma: Grant
c. Angle. Mark e. Reed, AL. j. Munson.
w. o. Wheson, c. S. Booch, Angus Nc
Donald. The delegation was uninstruct-
ed. but It Is thought It is friendly to
Scobey.
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FAWOETT AND ROGERS
FIGHT FOR CONTROL.
CsntenAing Stpenuously for Fusion
suppoPt N Pierce County anA
Each CIaiming Victory.

00UDORt II rIerce COUmty ooa
Each Claiming Victory.
Special Dispatch to the Post Intelligencer
TACOMA, Aug. 11.--Both the Fawcett
and the Rogers factions are confident OF
carrying the county. II Il claimed by the
Rogers managers that Fawcett will not
have more than three solid delegations
In the city and that Tanwax and Chop
with be the only solid delegations he will
have from the country; while the Fawcett
managers. on the other hand, ~ conf
IDENTIFY state that Rogera will carry only
his own ward In Puyallup. and will not
have another precinct In the entire county
outside Of the city Of Tacoma, and that In
the city he will not get more than three
precincts solid. while Fawcett will have
not less than fifteen, with the balance
about equally divided between the two.
The Democratic primaries are not held
until next week. Wednesday the caucuses
being held next Monday evening. Both
sides are equally confident Of the Demo-
cratic delegates; and II n evident that
both sides realize that much depends
upon who carries the primaries tonight.
II Fawcett runs far ahead or Rogers. or
vice versa, II will have strong tendency
to induce the wavering ones to 60 to the
probable winner
Both Rogers and Fawcett fully UNDER
stand that, without the support OF their
home county they cannot hope to win out
In the state convention. and therefore both
are making almost desperate efforts to in
sure the selection Of their delegates
The Populists held their primaries 10
night TO select delegates to the county
convention
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TO BEGIN AT EARLY DATE.
Construction of the oreGea Raslroaa
Now seems an Assured Fact.

ASHLAND. Or. Aug. Hin q series Of
conferences Just commenced here be-
tween the Officers Of the corporations
known a. the DreEor Railroad Cntrrary
ard she Midland Construction Company, n
Chicago. a decision was reached Is sextn
tho construction OF the road at an early
date
Leaving the Oregon and California
Southern Pacific hne tusf north o. me
klamath river. Il traverses a heavy tfn.
oefed belt north Of that stream. ard. BY
a fairly direct route. reached Klamath
Fails, IN the Oregon lake region, at a
distance OF siShgy~three miles
The engineers say the cost OF construc
ton % TIE read Is &. zao 600. II IA bonded
at 5000 ca.
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ALL-CANADIAN LINE.



20 Dawson.
Special Dispatch to the -Intelligencer.
WRANGEL, Alaska Aug. I'll. r.
Charleson. jr., son OF J. B. Charleson. in
charge Of the ii-Canadian telegraph line
construction, on his way to Telegraph
creek. b. c.. stated today that about
october IS telegraphic message could
be sent direct from Vancouver to Dawson
City. Al that remains to be completed
Of this 2.4o0-miie line is the 400 miles In
tervening between Ashcroft b. c., and
telegraph creek, B. c. A couple hun
dred men are at work on either end OF
the line, constructing ten miles day.
The construction OF this telegraph line
II regarded as only the forerunner OF the
all-Canadian rail line to Dawson and the
vast interior country as far as the Mac
Kenxie river.
One year hence win doubtless see the
completion OF the American telegraph line
from ekaGway to Nome. thus making II
possible 70 telegraph from any city In the
United States to Bertng sea.
Aiaskans look with the greatest inter-
est on the progress OF the telegraph con-
struction, realixing that Stewards refrig-
orator win not be regarded such an OUT
of-the-way place after all
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer
COUPEv1LLE. Aug. 11.-At the Repub-
lican convention for Island county, held
here. the following ticket was nominated:
Sheriff Luther Wheden County Auditor
ID. Carl Pearson. County Clerk w. H.
McC1aslin were renominated by Hccla-
nation. Thos. Granny was unanimously
nominated for county treasurer. and Miss
Ella Meyler for superintendent OF schools;
county assessor. A. X. Wannamaker:
coroner. A. b. Coates; WESTMINSTER, w.
A. Smith: commissioner Second district
Peter r. Custer; commissioner Third dis
trict. X. r. Frostard.
The following delegates to the state
convention were elected: W. Newell. A.
J. M. Hosom. J. =. Moore and g. 7. Cali
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Was Prominent In FulImnn Chureh
and Social CircIea.

Special Dispatch to the Post-TntelIirencsr.
PULLMAN, Aug. 11.-Mrs. w. B. Wallis
9ied ~ the FAMILY residence here yester-
day Of congestion OF the brain she had
been Ill nearly two weeks The funeral
occurred from the Methodist church, Of
which she was member. at 10 o'clock this
remains were inferred m the Pullman
cemetery.
Mrs. Wallis had resided In Pullman for
q number OF years and was prominent In
church and social circles. She was 4
member Of the Order OF the Eastern Star
and OF the Fortnightiy Club, the most
exclusive social organization In Pullman.
daughters.
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RELEASED ON HEAvr sArL.


Special pispatch to the Post Tnteilireacer
HOsSLAND. y, C.. Aug. u.--w. n Am
was today admitted TO $4,000 BAH for trial
Herbert Macarthur. with Intent 10 kiiI
He left for Spokane In company with
N y. Nuzum, his attorney McArthur
was removed to Spokane few DAYS axo
there.
A consultation 81 ak doctors confirmed
the diagnosis made here BIZ DR. ReddIrk
that the bullet has lodged IN the muscles
on Monday 20 locate II, Meanwh.ie
massage treatment ~ being used 10 re-
move the paralysis Of the legs. Tho third
application enabled Macarthur 10 walk
and he Is fast recovering the use OF hls
limbs.
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NEW COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.


Special Correspondence Post Inteiligencer.
SKAGWAY, Aug. 1.-The ONCE Of the
United States commissioner at Haines has
been abolished, and Haines placed In the
Jurisdiction OF c. A. Sehlbrcde. commits
sioner at SkagwAy. Schihrede has juris-
diction fifteen miles up the Dalton trail
beyond Haines. Porcupine City In In n
precinct with . commissioner with au-
thorfty to hold trials. Documents for III
ing must come to skagway.
District Judge Brown has reappointed
Mr.. Sehlbrede commissioner for this dis
trict, the tenure being at the pleasure Of
poIntment nom President Mckinley.
which IL good for . year more. He II
from RoseburR, Or.
There are i've other commissioners In
Judge Browns district. one each At sitka,
Juneau, Kadiak. WrAngel and vnldes
Judge Brown has just reappointed COM
where Ed de Groff succeeds c. C. Tuttie.
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PUGET SOUND OANNER1Es.


EAIRHAvEN, Aug. u.-Though the
full salmon pack for Puget sound Il gen-
orally estimated at 70 per cent. OF last
Company. OF this city, claims to now have
n cans nearly 70 per cent. Of its pack OF
According to General Manager 3. b.
Demfng.. II there IL another run of sock
eyes and reasonably good run oil silver
Sides, which have not yet appeared In
numbers, the Pacifc-Americaii company
cases This II not the full CAPACITY OF ire
company's canneries this year as a new
cannery has just been added to the biz
pant here: A capacity pack for the COM
pany would be 10000 cases.
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Special Correspondents post-fnfsIlig-nces
sKAGwAY. Aug. T. News has come M
the Yukon by way ~ Dawson that new
placer Ard has been made Just back ~
Nuisfo. ard q stampede t. now on 10 tho
6fxRinws The rag ~ said to RIA no n Aav
IL found near tire surface. ans II IL hus
a few feet 10 bedrock. ~uiafo - on ire
lower yukor, AZ the point where one Of
the cnt-ors bsxins from the river across
TO Nortoo snsnS. on short route from
the river 90 Nome
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Special Correspondfnce Observation-Disclosures.
SKAGWAY. Aug. 2--Cnpt Sid Barring
ton. master Of She steamer Florence n.
which was wrecked on the upper Yukon
several days aro. with the result OF three
lives being lost. WAS arrested In Dawson
on the charge OF rnanslaughter. He was
given hearing before Cant Sfrsrn~.
magistrate. and dismissed. The nnxis-
trstc said he could see no grounds 10
attach blame to the accused A num-
her Of passengers from the steamer texft-
fed Harrington WAS on the deck nj fhe
time OF the trouble. exhorting passengers.
Capt Jordan was al The wheel
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Special Correspondence Post-Tnteliixencer
sKAGWAY, Aug. A-The White Pass A.
move yesterday in the steamboat rate
war on the Yukon bv cutting the up-river
rate from $50 TO 50 frsf-cinss, Dawson
to white Horse, The second-ciass rate
was made $40. The hrst-class rate down
the river IL 80. and by the independent
lines SIS
The railroad company also announced
yesterday n reduction Of fares to and be-
tween all Intermediate points on the Daw-
SON. White Horse run. The reduction
makes the new prices exactly half what
they were. II u said that probably the
reduced rates win be maintained during
the remainder OF the season.
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REPUBLICANS IN COLUMBIA.


COuhty COhvemuOn 1mdOFseS coz
grove for Governor.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer
DAYTON. Aug. 1.-THE Republican
county convention met today and nomi-
mated the following ticket:
Representative, G. g. Jerard: auditor,
n T. Gilman sheriff. J. D. Smith: treas
Il. Ellis; assessor, f. J. Porter; school
superintendent, Walter Hendrin; COM
missioners, c. Lyman and r. A. Jack
son.
The delegates to the state convention
are: c. r. Miller, J. A. Mohundro. c. B.
Woodwork, John Agee, c. S. Jerard, J.
Woodend, r. F. sturdevant. II. e. GIL
ham, J. F. Porter and u. Y. Wardrfp.
A resolution was passed indorsing 8. @.
Cosgrove, of Pomeroy for governor.
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Greenwood ore shipmeas..

Special Dispatch to the Post-rntelltxencer.
GREENWOOD, p. G.. Aug. ii.--Fer the
month ending today ore shipments from
Old Ironsides and Knob Hill mines 70 the
CRANKY smelter total about 400 tons The
first car load shipment from Buckhorn.
peadwood camp, was sent today to rrau
Returns from the initial shipment car
from sunset. the same camp. OF ore taken
from the No-foot level. ran slightly under
SO 10 the ton, principally In gold. The
returns are consi7pred excellent
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STRIKE NEAR EAGLE CITY.
Geld Found On American side WoPth
e1s.2O IN Ounce.

Special Correspondence Observation-Disclosures
6KAGWAY. Aug. 3--The report comes
out that the placer grounds In tho vicin-
ity Of Eagle. on tho American side, which
dikerH on their way out who never re-
turned. have been staked by others who
are working them and getting good re-
About sixty 81 the men who STAN
peded 20 Gold Run, sixty miles back OF
Eagle, last winter arc still there. and arc
reported doing we'll.
lead tho way IN hydraulic operations IN
the district Work will he commenced
ut once on twelve of the company's
american. Gold Of the district IL worth
Sl1 - an ouucA"
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VANCOUVER. H. c.. Aug 1.-THE
steamer Aorangi Ii In port this morning
from Australia. and brings newH OF ahate-
ment OF the plague. They are having
winter In the artipodcs now, and the most
the stamping out OF the plague No new
cases had come to light for a week be-
fore the Aorangf left for this port. ana
the disease Is now thought ia be pfar-
ticaliy stamped out. At Sydney the board
OF health has recommended movement
70 issue clean bills OF health to Departing
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Special Correspondence popf-rnfa ilsrcrrpr
skACwAY, Aug. z-Edgar Iabbe
Elicra3o. KIonfiks. July ~ hy earth cav
log In while he was NJ work as an en-
gtneer operating a stearn fhawer He
was pinned by timber ans crushed "a
Death Hts home IN IN Grand Msfin. one
hec where q father ard other relatives
live. He has two brothers IN the Kiondfxe
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MASON COUNTY TICKET.


Special Dispatch 70 the post-Inteiligeacer
SHELTON. Aug. 1.-THE Republican
convention on Mason county met today
monious session. Tho following county
ticket was placed In Nomination:
sheriff. George Boetiiin. reaomiuaAsd;
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Charge. Axain.t Army omc~r.

Special Correspondence Post-rntaliireneer
sEAGWAy. Aur. z-Capt. Tutherly In
saector general. Z. g. A.. was al Fort
Egbcrt, on the Yukon. about the rn,sdie
os July investigating charges against MAJ.
r. VI. Reed. who has been relieved and
the charges is not known here
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SHIP CAMDEN IN TROUBLE.
Libelea and Also Tied CD for Exan
fnation ~ to Seaworthtness.

bm0tIOn ~ ~ ScoWoE<nsnSsss
Special Correspondence Post Inteiligencer:
SKAGWAY. Aug. A--The dismantled
sailing ship Camden lately bought in Se-
attic BY the Chignic Bay Mining Company
to load coal Mt Chignic. Alaska for VAL
In the district court of Alaska by mem-
beers Of her crew for 800 for wages. Suit
has also been brought before the United
men for the amount Of their wages. The
Camden recently arrived with lumber
from Everett and . number Of men
bound for Chignic.
A member Of the crew complained to
the commissioner that she was unsea-
worthy, and the commissioner had o
special board make an examination. The
ship was found to be nifty years old. to
have open seams and rotten hull and 10
be unprovided Cfth life boats or preserv-
ers. An order restraining the craft from
proceeding was issued to hold good until
the Judge Of the district court rules on
the matter.
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SPOKANE, Aug li.--Thirteen carloads
Of government mules en- route 70 China
via Seattle we're unioaded here todar 10
be fed. With them were seven carloads Of
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WRon9el Cannertes Are working
Night and Day.
Special Dispatch to the Posr-Inteliigencer.
WRANGEL. Alaska, Aug. THE sal
mon are running in immense quantities
and the canneries are working night and
day.
Tho Alaska Packers Association can
merry here has pack OF 35,0o0 cases; the
Thlinget Packing Company, 1900: the
KlAwack cannery, 1900 cases. and Hunt
ors' Bay cannery, 10000 cases.
The run. though a little late. II ~ large
N usual
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Special Dispatch to the Post -Intelligencer.
NEW wEATCOM, Aug. 1.-THE What
com county delegates to the Republican
state convention caucused tonight ana
commissioner of public lands.
The Endorsement was made unantmous.
The delegation organized with G. w.
Dorr chairman and George III. Bacon
secretary, and appointed a steering COM
mittee composed OF C. w. Dorr, C. w.
Howard and Elmon Scott.