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New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
REUNION OF ARMY OF PHILIPPINES

Denver. Aug S,-Extensive preparations ara
Deins made for the National reunion OF the Army
Of the Philippines at Denver August ~ - -
correspondence with the various organizations in
dlcates a large attendance. including deleeatio,s
from all the StateC which furnished troons fo- tb
ThIPpnes. Special invitations have been ssnt 1S
the resident or the United States and his Cabinst
. Ine commanding General and the heads Of de,
States. > N'''SAHo'S OF
"A National society OF the Army Of the Pbuir
pines VIII De organized at this reunion ana ar
S ranSSemehts begun for holding similar reunions an
huaIy In the various States herea fter ' an
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
CUBAN ORPHAN SocIETYg REPORT

Albany, Aug. s.-The first annual report OF the
Board Of Trustees Of the Cuban Orphan soc,etv
has been fled with the State Board OF Charities
General Francis V. Greene OF New-York Citv Ga
the president Of the society.
The report shows that the various institution.
established in the island hourishing under the
direct supervision Of the society.
The society has G force of seventeep Aroar
tcan and three Cuban workers IN the field Tba
-christmas sale" held at the Waldorf-Asforia Nev
York, netted the society sl54 and the 'Chiidren's
Opera House, netted SIS $50
The treasurers report shows a balance In tba
treasury Of Ss.6zS
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
HELD FOR A sWITCHnANs DEATH.

Louis Berger. the switchman on the New-York
Central who was found with fractured skull at
enty-third-st. and Twelfth-ave. Tuesday
morning died in Roosevelt Hospital yesterday He
was hfty-nine years old. and lived No. 201 West
End-ave. Walter Dunn, the boatbuilder. of No
44S West Fffty-hfth-st., remanded to the Tomhs
by Coroner Bausch pending the inquest Dunn is
accused by the police of having dealt Berger
blow with an axe. The detectives said they Found
the axe in the boathouse of David H. Dunn, father
of the accused man. at Seventy-fourth-st. and the
Hudson River. They say Dunn had threatened
Berger who would not let him ride on the cars.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
BEWARE OF PHoToGR4PHIc sHlnn1rpS

Ihe siesel-Cooper Company desires to warn the
public against a number OF swindlers who are soins
ABOUT the country representing themselves as 'spe-
S.ai asehls OF the siesel-Cooper Photographic
Studio. and taking orders for photogranbs %
whieh they attempt to collect half the charges in
advance II they succeed In getting hold Of the
money that Is the last seen or heard OF them h,,
nc persons VINO nave been duped into parting with
sS sae.I money, Ihe company asserts that all per-
AiepIesshtlng themselves to be such agents are
frauds, and offers handsome reward for tha ar
rest and conviction OF any one or them
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
SCRIPTUR1L RIGHT no BE4T HIg w,,.

Trenton. Mo- Aug S-Edward Spencer. a fa--,..
was found guilty in Justices court OF beating a.
wife. and was sentenced TO Jail and 70 nav . -
The prosecution vas forced by Spencer,s nsivb
hors, who declared If the law did not interfere t5
would Spencer argued his own case cr,,,-
Scripture 10 sustain his actions Mrs Sns,ca.
admitted she believed according 70 the Bib1a -.
husband was in duty bound TO whip her bur n1asz.s
he had gone beyond the limit On one occasion .b.
SAID spencer whipped her because she could 10,
see squirrel in tree, and on another ooc..,.-
because she would not wash buggy. Spencer a..
ne VIII carry the case 10 the higher courts
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
COURT DIRECTS CONTROLLER TO PAY.

A mandamus granted yesterday by Justice
Bschoff in the Supreme Court directing Controller
Coler to pay Thomas J. Reid a Judgment of 500
entered by him against the city offer OF the
Corporation Counsel Reid's suit brought to
recover 1915 II under the prevailing rate of wages
law but he accepted the 800 He was employed by
the Department of Charities and Correction from
July 16 1884,. TO January 1, 1885, a fireman. Con-
troller Coler opposed the payment OF the judg
ment. on the ground that city employees in receipt
Wis of he
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
SHOT AT A SEASIDE CAMP.

ONE YOUNG MAN DEAD AS THE RESULT OF A
QUARREL OVER A WOMAN
providence. r l.. Aug. s.-The police here received
word this morning that Earl K. Dexter. Of Paw
tucket, r. l., killed by George A Baldwin. at
camp White. resort on Narragansett Bay late
last night Dexter was shot while in the room of
one of the houses at the camp. accompanied by a
Baldwin. who comes from Baltimore it is said
hao annoyed Dexter by attempting to enter the
Ioom' night ensued. and revolvers were used
several shots were fired. but only Dexter was bit
ne ne. oied almost Instantly The shooting occurred
@ {uSL @oe9Iore O'Clock Baldwin arrested TWO
Hours Iater Dexter was twenty-one years of age
ana jeweler by occupation Baldwin is aboHt
tWenty-Ihree years old. Baldwin was arrafgned
IN the Seventh District Court this morning upon
the cnarge OF murder. He claimed that he acted
IN sel1-defence. waived examination and was bound
over TO the Grand Jury without bail
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
NEW-YORK CITY.

About four hundred merchants and buyers from
the Middle West are now in this city having taken
advantage of the reduced rates obtained by the
Merchants Association of New-York.
Postmaster Van Cott announces that mails from
China, Japan and Hawaii which reached San Fran
cisco by the steamer City OF Peking were dis
patched East on Sunday, and due in this city
tomorrow morning. Mails for China Japan and
Hawaii will close at the General Postofice as ad-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
WHITE PLAINS.

George Mercer, of Kensico-ave.. is TO present the
Board of Trustees with gavel made out of wood
taken from Lord Nelson's flagship The village
clerk has the gavel.
The Democratic County Committee met here yes
terday morning and called the county convention
TO be held at the Town Hall, In this village on
Thursday September 20.
There is no opposition tho reelection of School
Trustees James b. Lockwood and John j. Haley
at the annual school election to-day. At the an
nual meeting Monday night the taxpayers voted
$50. .527 Al to the schools the ensuing year.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
NEW CHARTER FOR HAVANA.
GENERAL WOODS PLAN TO CARRY OUT
SYSTEM OF SEWERING THE CITY

New-Orleans, Aug. (SpeciaD.-In regard to a
Cuban matter of great interest P. S. Cunningham
until recen+Iv chief engineer of Havana, and
in this city says that in order to carry out the
immense sewerage plan of the city of Havana
General Wood has found it necessary to prepare
for the issue of city bonds, which he could not do
under the old city charter. The Governor-General
has therefore had compiled a new city charter
which will be promulgated in few days The
charter will not be voted by the people, but
simply be put into effect by the fat of the com
marder Of the island. Mr.. Cunningham went to
Cuba year and a half ago with Colonel Black
now chief engineer OF the island He says the dry
dock now at Havana is to be moved to Pensacola.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
NEW W-ROCHELLE.

At the meeting of the Common Council on Tues
day night Mayor Dillon announced the appoint
ments of Augustus Thomas, the playwright; ex-
Corporation Counsel j. Addison Young and Ber-
nard P Traite a New-York manufacturer: as
members of the Board of Education for three
wears He appointed Byron w Anderson Police
Commissioner in place of James Manning, re-
signed and Theodore Herman and George I. Bacon
members of the Board of Health to fill vacancies.
The Aldermen voted to authorize Corporation
Counsel Tierney TO begin proceedings at once to
tracks.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
LOST A LEG IN A SHAM BATTLE.

Albany. Aug. s-wrliam Weibrck. of Pough-
keepsie, to-day nled a claim against the State for
$4,000 for the loss of leg from injuries received
at the State Camp at Peekskin.
WelbTick was a member of the 18th Separate
Company. and sustained his injuries in the sham
battle that occurred at camp in August $780, by fall
ing into a hole on the drill grounds breaking the
bones OF his ankle severely that amputation was
deemed necessary by the attending physician.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
IRRIGATION OF ARID LANDS IN TEXAS.
WORK OF THE BOUNDARY COMMISSION AT
PASO

NeW-Orleans. Aug (SpeciaD.-P s Cunning
ham. until few days ago Chief Engineer NJ the
city or Havana, reached New-OrIeans Yesterday
from the Cuban capital on the way to FL Paso
rex where he will assume charge of the engineer
ing problems Of the Mexican and United States
DouiiuaIS IS commission Mr. Cunningham says
that the Commission. after working since 1901 has
reached point Of the utmost gravity in the per
1ormance of its duties. It is now question Of
tne irrigation Of all the valley above Ell Paso The
mexican commissioners. instructed by their Gov
erhment' have demanded the cessation or great
restriction of the now immense irrigation NJ +bo+
region on the ground that the Rio Crande IS
Ipeing pei practically monopolzed by the Ell Paso Val
icy, ana that grave injury is being done on tbA
lower river because of the hold up of the strsan9
IN Dn1ted states territory The Commission is nov
sitting in FL Paso. IL HO"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
PORT CHESTER.

The school elections here and in Rye on Tuesday
night were closely contested. The election in Port
Chester lasted until midnight The cause of the ex-
citement was unsuccessful attempt at almost
the last hour by a number of Catholics to secure a
representation the Board of Education. Ihere
are no Catholic members at present The night IN
rive was between George w. Jardine, Newly Ork
architect and ex-President Walter W. Hart of the
Apawamis Golf Club, the present members OF the
BOARD and Henry w. Cooper, also member of the
Apawamis club, and William f. Brundage. Mr..
Cooper and Mr.. Brundage were elected.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
INDIANS WANT TO REuOVF To ,,Fv,co

CITY OF Mexico. Aug. S-Six fun biooded Indians
from the Indian Territory have arrived here repre-
ons" nsIae @ sue onawhees' pelawares and Caddos TO
confer with the Mexican Government rss,ar1t,
concession which viii enable them to settle WITH
oneH @ respective tribes In Mexico and become Nexi~
can can cltlzens They allege that the United Ststas
HS EHoVernment does not give them land enouSb 20
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CONNECTING LINK OBTAINED.
TROLLEY LINE FROM TRENTON
TO PHILADELPHIA IN SIGHT.

TO PHILADELPHIA IN SIGHT.
Trenton Aug. (speciaD.-The upper Delaware
bridge was sold to-day TO the New-Jersey and
Philadelphia Street Railway. which is backed by
Boston capital
The firms of E. H Gay & Co. and James F.
Shaw. of Boston, are connected with the company.
An office of the railway company will be opened
here next week, when the work Of constructing a
trolley line from here to Philadelphia will be
begun. The company says that It has the right
of way and owns majority of the bonds of
the Morreu system, with which connection to
Philadelphia will be made. An officer of the COM
pany further said that arrangements have been
made with Philadelphia street railway company
to permit the running of its into the heart
of that city. 1t is believed that the company
will go by the way OF Frankfort, however, and
will from that place to the city the tracks
of the Frankfort and Philadelphia Railway Com
pany.
Another syndicate, of which ]. Ridgeway Fell
and Thomas Craig. of this city, are leading mem
bers was also after the bridge. This syndicate
owns the majority Of the stock Of the Morrell sys-
TEN and part of the bonds. and had spent great
deal of money TO get route to Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
NEW INDUSTRIAL OOMnIssIoY

pointed Daniel A. Tompkins. OF North Carolina
member OF the Industrial Commission. TO succeed
Ellison A. Smythe. resigned. MIR. Tompkins is
largely interested in the cotton industry OF tho
South, and is of the owners OF The Char
lnttR Observer
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
HEARING on FREIGHE RATE coMPLAINT.

HEARING ON FREIGHT RATE COMPLAINT.
Commissioners Martin A. Knapp and ]. D. Yea
mans, Of the Interstate Commerce Commission are
holding daily sessions in the rooms Of the Trunk
Line Association, in this city, to take testimony
on complaints that recent changes IN the official
freight classification working injury to the
manufacturers and shippers of certain products
The chief protest under consideration is that of
Proctor & Gamble. of Cincinnati, that the transfer
Of soap from the sixth to the fifth class and con-
sequent increase IN the freight rate. an un-
just discrimination against soap The Testimony of
railroad freight traffic men is being taken by the
cision is expected from the Commission for some
time. 80 0-'
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
MOUNT VERNON.

Simon Sayer forty-fye years old, a coachman.
died in the hospital yesterday afternoon from
prostration caused by the severe heat
The Aldermen Tuesday night granted a fran
chise TO the Union Railway Company. permitting
1t to lay tracks the FoUrth-ave. bridge to con-
meet its lines in this city with the one running to
pron will
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

p. m.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH AVENUE-W ]. Youngs Governor
Roosevet's private secretary. and Joshua Wilbour.
United States Consul at Dublin. GRAND-COlOnel
p ID. Groom, Colonel J. A. Buchanan, and Lieu
tenants q. l.. Townsend A. r. TRULY and II. Fl.
Tfbbetts, U. S. A GRAND UNION-General John
Palmer. of Albany HOLLAND-Vincent Kerens.
or st Louis, and Colonel John Magee, of Corning
IMPERIAL~-J. Il. Cochran. of Indianapolis; Lieu
tenant |. w. Lynch L. S. s. Dixie; Colonel John
M. Birch, of Wheeling. W. Va; Colonel F. c. Nc
Mullen of Cleveland; Major A. F. Fulton. Of St.
Paul. and Colonel Z. c. Eichler of Minneapolis.
MAJESTIC - Ulysar Seeberger of Springfield
MANHATTAN-William OsIer. of Toronto; ex-
Governor p. c. LOunsbury of Connecticut and
state Senator George r. Malby, of OgdensburE.
MURRAY HILL-Captain J. NJ. Dckey, of New
burg. NETHERLANDS. Ambrose Butler. of
Buffalo. ROSSMORE-Dr. L. T. Griffith L.. S. A.
SAVOY. r. Delamar. of Paris. VICTORIA
Ex-Governor William o. Bradley Of Kentucky.
WALDORF-Prince Iwanura, of Toxic.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
LocKyAW MAY COME FROM TORN HAND.
RAILROAD GUARD INJURED CELEBRATING THE
FINISH OF MRS. BAYNE's RIDE.


John Fegan. twenty-seven years old an elevated
railroad guard, walked into Bellevue Hospital 2
a. yesterday suffering from powder burns OF the
right hand and severe laceration. He said a
pistol had accidentally exploded and had hurt him.
He was treated and sent to a ward. 1t was learned
that Fegan went to Valley Stream Long Island, on
Tuesday with the husband of Mrs. Emma r.
Bayne the bicycle rider who has just completed a
ride of forty-five centuries. Bayne took Fegan and
three other friends down to celebrate the finish.
Fegan lighting giant firecracker. when 1t ex-
ploded in his right hand, tearing the flesh and
burning the hand severely. He bound the injured
hand up and came to New-York to the hospital II
is feared that lockjaw will result.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
DIVER STRIKES HIS HEAD ON A ROCK.
SON OF A NETWORK MERCHANT DROWNED
WHILE SWIMMING. >

WHILE SWIMMING. >
The news reached Nyack last evening of the
death of Charles Wyman, eldest son Of George
Wvman prominent merchant of Nyack. by
drowning in Mombasha Lake, Orange County. near
which he had been camping for several days with
a party from Spring Valley and Monsey. Charles
Wyman went to Mombasha Lake for outing
on Saturday. July &- His party was fully supplied
with tents and all the equipments necessary for
camping out Mr.. Wyman went swimming in the
lake Tuesday afternoon diving into the water from
an overturned boat He did not up. Search
was made for his body, but II time be-
fore 1t was recovered, and the young then
dead. Two wounds found his head. in
dicatng that he had struck a rock when he dived
into the water. Mr. Wyman was twenty-seven
wears old and unmarried
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
INTENSE HEAT AT GENEVA. n Y

Geneva, n. Y, Aug. S.-The intense heat still
continues here. Three prostrations have been re-
ported. The mercury reached 921A degrees to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
REDUcED RAILROAD RArEs EoR vorrps

Chicago. Aug. S-Congressman ]. w Babcock
Of Wisconsin, behalf of the Republican Dartv
has petitioned the Western railway lines TO grant
half rates to five thousand Government employees
in Washington for the purpose of their going to
their homes and voting. He also asks that tickets
for this purpose be placed sale in Washington
thus obviating the necessity purchasing several
tickets when going TO faraway points While the
Western lines might be disposed to grant the rate
Mr.. Babcock was advised TO make his first appeal
to the initial lines
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PEEKSKILL.

School meetings were held on Tuesday evening. In
Oakside district Ardenus r. Free reelected
trustee for three years. At Drum Hill School
Trustee Sanford r. Knapp reelected for three
years. A. A. Richmond and 5. l.. Fowler were
the tellers the vote for trustee.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
POPULATION OF PROKLDENCE. 1156ar

Washington. Aug s.-The population OF Prov
idence. r. l.. according to the recent census is
1851 In 1890 the population was 13214d. The in
crease In ten years is 43.46l. or 32SS per cent.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5.O4 TO6 Noon sets N "a yroo,.,
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook SOP Gov Island s34 Hell r=... so,
PN-Sandy Hook 6-22 Gov. Island 654 Hell Gsfs -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
WATER MAIN BURST IN BOSTON
PROPERTY DAMAGED BY WATER To THE r,,,7-,-,,,-
OF $4,000

OF $1,000
Boston. Aug &-A SS-inch water main under tho.
sidewalk directly in front of the new Hotel IT,,
ralne' IN Tremont-st burst early this morning and
ms inc noou "hlch resulted before the water supply
$4,000. The heaviest sufferers from the Aood az
the proprietors of the Hotel Tourane and of Dlacs
OF business in the neighborhood. Including ParI-
er ana Hunts pharmacies. the Union Institutio,
Ior savings. Cobb. Bates & Yerxa Cobb AI5rj.b
q Co. and the Ginter Company grocers > ann 'D
BrownIng, king & Co. clothers. The cellar OF the
new new, ColonlaI Theatre. which Is being bunt I'm
boylston-st.. was partly illed with Wafer o1l' ~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Commercial Travellers Mckinley and Roosevelt
meeting. No. 737 Broadway. noon.
Rapid Transit Commissioners meeting.
Music In East River. Madison and Hudson parks
3 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
Announcements

e & W. All pure white Iiren- EAw
cool shirt for Eeathsr.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

The difference between receipts and deposits Is
s7s 20 70 some slight discrepancy by difference of
time between receipt and deposit on the same day
IS Of course TO be eszpscted; but the evidence OF
Marshall direct and positive, not contradicted or
impeached or qualified or shaken on cross-exam-
ination should satisfy any jury beyond reasona-
ble doubt that 81 600 thereabouts OF funds re-
ceived from the sale Of stamped paper was lost
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STEAMER CITY OF Aberdeen
Daily. except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia At a. m
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!. A. Nadsau. General Agent. Seattle. wa.
A. d. Charlton. \. q. r. A., Portland. or.
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FOR ASACORTEs. FAIEHAyEN.
MHATcOM AND BLAINE - steamer
oEokGE y STARR leaves GalbraIth's
rev COCK. Seattle, at D. m, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays Returning.
caves Whatcom at .. N. TUESDAYS.
1hSssdays AID eas1rdsya
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Port Orchard and Port WaHhlngf0n Route
STR. MARY r. PERLEY
CARRYING Y. s. MAIL.
Leaves Gaieraith's Dock foot ~ Maas-
son street, daily. except Sunday, AT SIS
lesion. Ssiver6aie and all points on Port
Orchard and Pors Washington. Arrives
back $50 .. N
TsIsphers. Main 50
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sTEAMERs.
SEATTLE = EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoTp3
ROUTE.
Time csrd-LeAses Seattle a. m. N m,
and .. m. Leaves Everett s.iB a. M.
10 3. m. and 11S p. IN
Three round trips daily. except Sunday
Connections-At Seattle with the steam
or Flyer for Tacoma al Everett with fhs
steamer MNafo fer Hnohonsinh and with
tbs Everett and Monte cristo railway faf
Monte Cristo and way stations
Coimaa DOCK, Seattle. Merchmntr dgrk
Everett Telephone Seattle Red E1I
Evsrett. 81 e - BcOTr. Manager.
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Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, soc:
round trip. Sc.
Landing at white Star dock. foot Of
Spring street
Te,ephone Main 81
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SEATTLE q INFER s
NATIONAL RAmWM
hort Linz 10 I'll rssnts a
BRITISH COlUllDll.

Train No 4 for Enoaomish. Adlf4
Wootisy and Vancouver leaves
go a m. Arrives samas = -
Meeting with Canadian P2rifle rsn ~
all points East. Arrives AT Vsneoe
y. m. - -
Train Ne 2 leaves vanequysr ea8
$50 a m. Leaves sssmAs ti3G . =
fi9aa Seattle $40 n. "a. -. -
Train No j dally leaves B<esus
o. ~ Arrives a. Woeiiey s.S p =. ~
nectirg with aaoaHalmis ara hs"
bfarc he's daily except Sunday. -
Train Ne. daily leaves WoetlY
a ri Arrives Beattis 1919 a. "a, 5000
ing with EsSfsft ard Sne0
branches. Daily except sunday.
Trains Noe s sfsA 8 On EnDqpe<
branch run only O. and from FAAe "
IL w. phILEf
Agent, seasfis. WAs4
r. T. BRETT. 1900.
osnsrai Passenger Agent ssstsls 49, 49,.
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays At u
midnight for Port Townsend. Port VIM.
Jams. Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port
Creecent. Gettysburg. Pysht. Cialiam and
seles Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at O. M; leaves Port Townsend at II
O. M: arrives In Seattle at $50 p. m.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at IL mid
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
Dungeness. Port Angeles and Victoria.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frfdayo:
leaves Port Townsend at II .. M; arrives
In Seattle at $50 p. m.
Telephone Main 61S.
CAPT. .. r. THOMPSON. Manager.
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THE rAvoRrrE U. .. MAIL STEAMER
STATE OF wAsHINGTON's
Has now resumed her regular run b.
tween Seattle and Everett Anacortss.
Saturday at 10 .. M. from Yeslef wharf
This palatial and popular steamer 10
Just from the hands OF the shipwrlght,
nHSi,tns. rar me So .cn. ~ sp.sno'e
Elegant staterooms and cuisine the best.
The travelling public can now be assured
OF rapid transit and quick dispatch Of
freight the State" being the only daily
boat on the Seattle whatcom route
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO,
Phone. Main SIT. Yesier Wharf
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FIJI ON THE FLYER

eEATTLH TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily, except guuday.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tscoma
route as foIlows:
TIME CARD.
Leave seattle-7:ts; li:i5 q m; 3s>s. s:U
p. m.
Leave racoma-s:0 g m; / t:so. p m
SUNDAYS.
Leave 6eattle-7:S0 q. m. II m, D. m
Leave Tacoma-9:0 q m. $50. 7:30 .. m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
rion street, Seattle.
Sundays. steamer Flrer or Greyhound.
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Port TowNsENp. San JyAN ISL

HNps xNp wHATcoM RourE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves city
dock. foot Of Main street. Sundays. Tues
days and Thursdays. at 10 o'clock mid
ands and New whafcom- Returning.
leaves New whatcom Tuesdays. Thurs-
days and saturdays az a m. J. r.
Sardus A Co. Agents.. City dock Tsie-
nhoue Main 81