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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-15

Southern California and Arizona afford
uuaaaaled attractions 20 those seeking
sunshine and dry, celebrating air ia air
winter months The Shasta Route nnsv
Offers two daily trains with improved
e4ufpnsnt % al points South. Fsr A..
scfigltits - mr hirtr aUulY 10 g. strople.
ID II Agent. SO First avenue. Seattle
THE reason physicians always recon-
mend jesse Moore IA whixksy u be-
cause they know 81 its absolute purity
-~es- .-r~-t-- --~------Ts-
HOLIDAY giftt appreciated for years
Esefeole
TifE best running watch ~ Louis
Klodi Special No - aeeond avenue.
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The 10
Sunday MIR
Post. iateIIlsenter PAGES
How the Queen VIII spend Christi
mas.
Handsomely illustrated article on. the
festivities at Osborne during the holidays.
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Pioneer seattle and tho Homes of Its
Pioneers.
Fifth in series of illustrated articles,
by Mr.. Clarence b. Bagiey.
stories and Puzzles for Little Folks.
An unprecedented number of names on
this weeks Roll of Honor, and splendid
collection of puzzles originated by the
boys and girls OF Washington; also two
good stories.
Electricity in China.
Carpenter discusses the newest field
for the great notwithstanding influence OF
the Nineteenth century. Illustrated.
~ ~ ~
No Monument Erected 10 Perry In
Japan.
Recent visit of Admiral Beardslee to
the land of the Mikado brings TO light a
strange oversight.
~ ~ y.
Was America Found First by the
Chinesee
T. III ~
more than $500 years ago.
n ~ ~
Mr.. Mulcahey's Address Before the
Good Roads Club, OF seattle.
A humorous contribution. by F. D.
Cleaves. Illustrated.
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Paultan, the Great Beggar Detective.
Sketch OF one OF the most remarkable
characters of modern Paris.
Poker Game Looked Queer. hut Was
Straight.
Three well-known men suspected of
trickery while crossing the Atlantic.
y. ~ n
Joe Mutation, Peer of the worlds
Liars.
Originator Of fancitui stories now an
inmate of a madhouse.
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Making Christmas Toys.
Description of the process by which arr
tices to delight children are turned out
at the factory.
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sweet Nell of Old Drury.
- ala kat d.
ing general notice.
Mems Clothes This Winter.
Diversity in styles the accepted rule.
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.WaIking skirts and the Worlds
ProEress."
BY Prudence wintergreen.
-. ~ ~
what to Wear.
illustrated fashion page: also 1.-THE
Daughters of the Cabinet" with portraits.
- ~ ~
Territory OF Acre Once More i'm Evil
dence.
Exciting history of the greatest rubber
country on earth. With map.
- m
Dress as nm Aid 10 Happincss."
BY Amelia u. Barr.
-. -. ~
Gripping. a Fetish Of servitsde.-
American character. but introduced at
Deimonico's many years ago.
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4 study by Henry Neidis of Prenatal
Influences.
famous statue OF Gen. sherman.
Work OF Augustus saint-,audens. ex-
hibited at the Paris Exposition, may he
placed in Central Park. New York. H.
instrated.
A Collection of Flowers Made of
Giass.
wonderful creations OF two Dresden
artists. Illustrated.
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American olives ss Good as the
Heat.
Most Of them come from California. and
are dlsplaoing the imported article. Illus
trated.
VIII Not shoot hears Daring the
Holidays.
pike county hunters respect Bruins
devotion TO the cubs. Illustrated.
~. ~ ~
Texas Has the BiGg~sf Hat Caves.
Numerous cayerns OF the Lone Star
state form n shelter for millions %
winged animals.
IN. ~ ~
"A Day In Harvest
short story. by Martha Mecuiloch-wil-
iams.
.a,srssl saa low cont q guishsa psoiaris DO nst
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REVIEW,
SPOKANE.
Mining stocks.

SPOKANE. Dec. 1.-THE closing bids for mining
stocks today follows:
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lss. lise,sss bushels in 1877. and 2sislo bushels
in 1894
From July I 70 date this seascu corn exports are
50 as bushels. against let. SIS bushels last
season. and 16. IS ~ bushels in lsasen
liusiness failures for the week IN the United
States number @iT, against - last week. I'll in
this week year ago. - in ISIS &s in 1897 ard
s9s in 1895
Canadian failures for the wreck number Is. sgsns.
q last week. = IN the same week year ago, 81
In 1875 Is in 1897 and 80 IN isaS
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WASHINGTON. Dc.s fffoisSs statssapus ~
the tfessaIy haisnfes ~ fise general fad ssgusts
q tlss $50 8asn SID ~ tbs ais'son u Esavmpssan
falGaY.
AvAilatae essh bsianee t... Sls ss tss
cad ..lsss..s 10. ~ es9
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The
Sunday
Post-lnteIIi9en(er
48
PAGES

How the Queen VIII spend Christi
mas.
Handsomely Illustrated article on the
festivities at Osborne during the holidays.
~ - -.
Pioneer Seattle and tho Homes OF Its
Pioneers.
Fifth in series of illustrated articles,
by Mr.. Clarence b. Bagley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-15

"a Day In Harvest
Short story. by Martha Mcculloch-wll-
iams-
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
To Preserve Michigan FORESTS.

GRAND RAPIDS, Sept. 27.-The most i'm
portant experiments in reforestation
ever undertaken in this country will
probably be made in Michigan soon as
result of joint conference being held in
Grand Rapids today by the, state board
OF agriculture and the state forestry com.
mission. 1t is generally felt that the
time has come when decisive steps must
be taken to preserve and recover Michi-
gan's great timber forests. Ways and
means for accomplishing this end are
being thoroughly considered by the state
forestry commission and an effort is to be
made to enlist the aid of the lumber in-
terests. At the next session of the legis-
lature the matter Of making the states
title good to all its land will be taken up
and a measure will be introduced MAXI
provisions for fire wardens to protect the
forests. The experiments of reforesta-
ton will be made on the lands of the
Michigan Agricultural College. The main
purpose is to determine what kinds Of
trees are most valuable for reforesting
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
HAzELTON
IS QUIET

HAzELToN, Sept. 26.--The request
made yesterday by Sheriff Harvey for
troops, although not refused, was not
granted by Governor Stone. The sheriff
and the state officials at Harrisburg, how
ever, have an understanding between
them and if the necessity arises soldiers
viii be thrown into this region in short
order If this be done, the first to arrive
would probably be one of the commands
now stationed at Shenandoah. The sheriff
had long talk with Adjutant General
Stewart over the telephone aud they
agreed that, in view of the calmress now
prevailing throughout the I.ehgh valley.
it would be inadvisable to send an armed
force at this time.
The sheriff today gave out the follow.
ing for the information Of the citizens OF
this region: "The fact that have called
on the governor for help is true. have
since been in communication with him
and also General Goblin. who assures me
that upon the slightest over act by the
unlawful assembling of men he will have
troops within an hour, and also assures
me that they will stay until all the
trouble is over
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
District Court News.

In the case Of NJ. r. Hallett VS. w. M.
Evans, the demurrer to the complaint as
submitted was overrnlcd and defendants
given 80 days to answer and the case
continued for the term.
In the case Of S. g. Larson VS. Mary
Nj. Larson, the default of the defendant
is entered.
In the case of John Green VS. Mark Ar.
thur ct al, the demurrer was withdrawn
and the answer of defendants filed and
also cross complaint was filed.
The case of Rainwater VS. Bailey was
continued for the term.
In the case of Reuben VS. Reuben the
default Of the defendant Stephen Reuben
was entered
Theo. Schlenting. of Latah county, q
native of Germany, was admitted TO cit
izenship today.
The application for an injunction in
the case of Haligus VS. Wright, was heard
and taken under advisement by the
court
Judge Steele adjourned court until
$50 a. NJ tomorrow.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
Seventy Dead in Two Days.

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 27,-Nearly
100 men were engaged in clearing the
streets, removing the debris and dispos-
ing of dead bodies today. Twenty five
bodies were recovered today and IS yes
terday. Governor Sayers left here this
afternoon for Austin, where he will con
suit with the attorney general relative to
an appropriation by the city government
of fund with which to operate the mu-
nicipal government from now until the
end of the fiscal year, February 2S. About
100000 will be required. Governor
Sayers discouraged the idea of using the
relief fund for this purpose.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
Minnesota PrOhibiti0nistS.

FERUs FALLS, Sept. 26.--Foes of the
liquor evil have gathered here from all
over the state today to unite in demon
stration intended to show that the pro-
hibition issue is "live one" in Mime
sofa. The occasion of the rally is
the visit of the prohibition special"
which is scheduled to arrive here carly
this evening Arrangements have been
perfected for mammouth mass meeting
i'll the big sangerfest tent Addresses are
expected from JohnJ Woolery, the pres
idential candidate; Samuel Dckie, chair
man of the national committee; w. II.
Caledrwood, the national secretary, and
Rev. B. b, Haugen, prohibition candi-
date for governor.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
Moody Bible Students.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 27.-Former stu
dents of the Moody Bible institute, found
ed by the late Dwight l.. Moody, gath
cred in reunion at the institute today to
exchange "reminiscences of their student
days and to discuss matters relating to
the work in which they have engaged
since their graduation. The roll call of
former students developed the fact that
one hundred and eighty-seven former
members of the institute are laboring IN
foreign mission fields and sixty-four are
missionaries in China. among the latter
being Rev. John S. Dooly, who recently
communicated to the institute that he was
teaching English to relatives Of Ii Hung
Chang in Lu Choo Tu, China.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
America the Greatest Prize Winner

PARIS, Sept. 27.-The jury of final ap-
pc al in the exposition awards has finished
its work. A statement prepared for the
United States commission shows America
has received the highest number of
awards of any nation save France, that
she also received more awards in each
classification except grand prizes, in
which Germany secured greater num-
ber. The figures, except for Frauce, are
as follows:
Grand Prizes-United States, ais; Ger
many, 236; Russia, 2oo Great Britain,
1888.
Gold Medals-United States, 547; Ger.
many, $40; Russia, SAG; Great Britain,
4o5.
Silver Medals - United States, sq3,
Germany. SIS; Russia, AIS, Great Brit
ain, SIT.
Bronze Medals - United States. sol;
Germany, 32I Russia, gar Great
Britain, 40.
Honorable Mention--United States,
34S; Germany. 1874; Russia, I26; Great
Britain, 2oS.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27

VIII welcome the visitors and President
walker Hill of St. Louis, will embodv a
response to the greetings of his annual
address Other important features of the
convention will be the report of Chair
man Myron T. Herrick of the executive
committee and the report of the commit
tne on uniform laws to be presented by
FRANK W: Tracy. The second DAYS ses-
sion will be rendered notable by an ad.
dress on "The Treasury aud the Money
Market" to be delivered BY Ellis H.
Koberts, treasurer of the United States.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27

purposes, and the time required to bring
the trees to size that gives them COM
mercial value. The basswood Is among
those suggested, as it IS rapidly growing
scarce and increasing in value. The
poplars and spruces, which make excel
lent wood pulp, are also suggested, and
attention will likewise be given to the
white oak which is mainly desirable for
hoop timber. The experiments will be
undertaken ona large scale and in
thorough scientific manner and the
result will doubtless attract attention
the country.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27

quarters in this city, but if prevalent
rumor is to be credited there is likely to
be some important changes made before
the race for the pennant begins next
spring The difficulties between Presi-
dent johnson and Manager Burns, OF
Detroit. have apparently been patched
up, and the probabilities are that the Ii
gers will again be seen in the league cir
cut next season. The chances of Miu-
neapolis, however, are not so bright ac-
cording to the gossip of the fans who are
willing to wager that another city will
wear the millers' uniforms. There is the
usual rumor to the effect that Toronto
will endeavor to break into the circuit.
but the probabilities are that il but one
change is made the prize will fall to
Louisville.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
Flax NOT YET Haryssted.

"There are over one thousand acres Of
flax still unharvested in the vicinity Of
Fletcher" said Mr.. Johnson to TEILER
representative at Leland yesterday. "And
in locality ten miles square in the same
neighborhood there is vet but little
threshing done. have been engaged
during the season III threshing on the
reservation. The flax crop has been ex-
cellent. 1t is the best crop farmer can
raise. Twenty bushels TO the acre and
selling at 81 80 per bushei makes pros
perity somewhat tangible
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27

Al the races held at the Whitman
county fair at Colfax on the opening day
which was yesterday, Jim Brown. Of this
city, entered two of his horses, taking
first money in two events. The second
race was tliree-eights Of a mile dash
with six entries. Yellow Girl won,
Captain Hall, second and Dollie Miller,
third, time 81 Ia. The third race was 4
three-quarter Of a mile dash, three en-
tries Bonnie Van. won, Keno, second
and Cogent, third; time I:22.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
Hay Derrick Fell Oh Him.

BOISE. Idaho, Sept. 2L.--A Statesman
special from Market Lake says f. NJ. Carr,
an old time resident of Fremont county,
living near Menan, was instantly killed
at his ranch this morning by hay der
rick falling on him. He had been stack
ing hay with the derrick, which under
the strain of heavy load, broke and fell
on him, crushing him to death.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
In Honor OF Otis.

New YORK, Sept. 27.-Delmonico' s
will be the scene of a notable gathering
this evening on the occasion of the din
ner to be given at Lafayette Post No. I4o,
Grand Army Of the Republic, in honor OF
General Otis, the Posts youngest re-
cruit. Senator Depew will act as toast
master, and the speakers will include
Secretary Root, General Daniel Butter
field, Colonel William Seward and other
men of prominence.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
American Bankers to Meet.

RICHMOND, Sept 77.-The local COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements for
the annual convention of the American
Bankers Association to be held in Rich
mond next week has completed its work
and everything indicates one of the most
successful gatherings in the history of
the we'll known association. The ses-
sions will be held in the roof garden of
the Hotel Jefferson. Governor TYLER
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
Charged With infantlcide.

WALLACE, Idaho, Sept. 27. ! J. Ma
her and wife of Burke, Ida. are i'll the
county Jail charged with infanticide.
Tuesday morning the body of babe was
found in the hotel here. The coroner's
Jury traced it back to the Mahers. The
preliminary examination will be held to-
day.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27

HAzELroN, Sept. 27.-President Mitch.
ell this afternoon sent the following tele-
grams to the presidents of three districts
comprising the entire anthracite coal re-
gion on the strike:
"A report is circulating that the oper-
ators have made concessions in the wage
scale and will attempt to induce the mine
workers to resume work. Please advise
the miners of your district that no atten-
tion should be given these reports. They
will be officially notified should any offer
OF settlement be made Under no cir.
cumstances whatever seould the work be
resumed, unless attempted by conven-
ton representing all the mine workers of
the anthracite district.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IT. - Where
there are any changes in the coal strike
situation today the changed conditions
were in favor of the strikers. Locust
Spring colliery, an important mine near
Mt. Carmel, Schuylkill county, which
had been working with reduced force,
finally closed this morning, the strike
leaders having induced the workers to
quit.
PARIS, Sept. 27.-A practical deadlock
in all efforts to open peace negotiations
with China, gives impetus to the sugges-
ton that the minister at Pekin be in
structed to hold meetings of treaty of
peace. The fact that the powers through
an exchange of views between their re-
spective foreign offices have been unable
to reach any agreement, has, it is claim
ed, emphasized the difficulty of settling
on terms regarding occurrences at so
great distance and is added, it has
shown, that ministers on the spot are the
persons most most fitted and capable for
working out common ground settlement.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The state de-
partment has been advised by Sheng Too
tai of Shanghai of the appointment of
Prince Tuan, the former heir apparent of
China, grand secretary of the emperor.
He has nothing of the reported designat-
ing Tuan as prese mt or member of the
privy council, but it is belived here that
it is entirely according to the Chinese
forms forms for Prince Tuan's rank to
fill both positions simultaneously.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
In Baseball Circles.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 27.-The expira-
ton today of the agreement among the
clubs composing the American Baseball
League causes revival of speculation
concerning the probable makeup of the
circuit for next season. Nothing offio ial
is forthcoming from the league head
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
His Health Improves.

WAsHINCToN, Sept. 27.-The health
of Secretary of State Hay has improved
rapidly Of late and il is expected he will
return to Washington early next week to
assume the duties.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-27
For Galveston Fund.

There will be temperance program
given IN the M. +. church Friday night,
to begin promptly at 1890 p. M. coiicc-
tion taken for Galveston sufferers. Pro-
gram is as follows:
Invocation. Song.
Five to eight minute addresses by the
Revs Mrs. Smith, Skipworth. Redman,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-19
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BEEVlLLE.-Tax Assessor Paul Baxter
mas about completed his assessments OF
bee county for the tax rolls OF 1900. He
says the sssessable values OF Bee county
VIII reach about SS,500000.
BEEVHLE. The following census
enumerators have been appointed for Bee
county Martin McGuill, Albert t. Hart
and Frank Miller All three of the APP
pointees are democrats.
SAN ANTONIo.-Hen u. Demery an
enlisted man Of light battery X, First ar
lliiery, was accidentally shot by a member
OF the same organization. The wound IL
serious one
CALDWELL.--Me James Chance. r.
s, Newsom and W. A. Bell. from III,
brazos bottom, are interviewing the coma
mlssloners' court with regard to roads
N me bottom. They report things in bad
shape, and say some days will elapse be-
cease
TROuPE-The commissioners court O,
sHlth county have ordered prohibition
election for June for the school district
OF rrnlpe.
WACo.-The city council will submit a
protosllon to taxpayers to issuo bonds
ior the purpose OF assisting the county
10 ouild new bridge across the BRACES.
ihere Is no opposition to tho plan.
huFFAu,-There ere several cases OF
smallpox mere. II seems 70 be in mild
form. The county is taking steps TO pre-
vent further spread of the disease.
NAVAsoTA.-Mr Ned Kennarl OF An
dsrson suddenly fell from he table wbiie
eating dinner ard was picked mp in an un.
conscious condition and died in n short
gestion,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-19
NORTHERN NIETHoDIsTs.
Amusement Question settIed-Bisho
McCnhe MnN lie I,nnAmrnd

Amusement Question Standardization
McCabe May lie Censurcd.
Chicago May 1S.-The Methodist church
viii not, If the report of the committee
is accepted, alter It's position toward play
ing cards, dancing and certain other
amusements.
The amusement question is settled so far
as the committee on the state OF the
church is concerned BY vote of 45 to 25
the committee today decided TO recon-
mend that the section on prohibited
amusements he taken out and that now
section be inserted in the chapter on adj
vices, inc paragraph to be inserted is
as follows:
our church has from the beginning OF
It's history insisted that dancing. PLAYING
at games of chance, attending theater
morse races. clrcuses, dancing parties or
patronizing dancing schools ami Other
amusements which can not be Used in tho
name or the LORD Jesus are perilous to the
SPIRITUAL life and influence of the members
OF our church and enervatlng 10 the
spiritual power Of the church In the great
WORK of saving souls, The tendency in
social circles toward dangerous amuse-
lnens was never stronger than 1t Is at
the present time and therefore we doom
IL wise 20 reafflrm our historic attitude
I'm 'n'@ s"uJeot ana urge our people to
ABSTAIN from aud bear their unwavering
testimony against all amusements and d.
versions which endanger Christian life
ana repress the spiritual power of the
church, This advice must not be INFER
preted as the waiting OF the ehurch's
right to call to account any member who
continues to indulge in these diversions
which can not be used in the name of
the Lord Jesus"
Bishop McCabe. who occasioned consld-
cradle surprise several days ago by pre-
pairing and giving out for publication q
set Of sntirical resolutions referring 10
the outside work performed by the bish-
ops. may be censurel by the conference
for his action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-19
A TEXAN DID 1T.
Garvin of Naynsotn smut Out luck
Ewing's Giants.

| Itrc x
Gnrvin OF Navnsotn sn". WI
Ewing's "innts
Chicago Times Herald, 18th.
| ,ro~as N the front
| c. -. ..at.,.,a, A.,-,o h,,s,or .r.LLsd bis
since the orlsinai oionoo oNS'e' '''Ahs. ~
way over the Panhandle commonwealth
fame has Jagged on the banks of the Rio
60. v-,"...,. -. ,o,ors ,,aro baaned
"thnue' ies'eiu"s Nv" no"o'
on the Lone Star State. In the realm OF oau
umpres, base hits and strikes. Virgil Gar
! yin ,t,,za, 81 Novasota carved his name
va e''Aeu "a -'"' N"'
far above the rest by shutting OUT new a0rk.
| ~ the majority OF Chlcagos Two Mlilieu
Clue virgil Is PROBABLY unknown. 10 me
rams VINO heip to pay tne salaries o. tne
orphahs GarVln IS greater than Dewey mere
We're only about 900 of the rooters out TO Wit
ness Garvins spectacular leap among base
pan immortals, but It was Impressive Just
the same.
Lone star Garvin was IN the box LOT
Chltsgo, place not counted as the most
exalted position In this busy world. but
SarVln was mere however, with both teet
ms tai form swaylns IN the breezes OF
warm afternoon. When Garvin was in the