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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-16
CoLLIDEs WITH A WHALE.
Fishing Steamer Meets with an Adj
venture In Alaskan Wnters

Special Dispatch to the Post -Intelligencer
VANCOUVER. h. G.. May l5.-The hal
HUT fishing steamer New England. which
arrived from the north last night. met
with peculiar adventure on her way
Down she was running at full speed
day night when she ran into a large
whale. which had apparently been lust
coming 20 the surface Her foreflot ruf
nearly "a dozen feet into the marine
was practically brought 10 a stapdstili
although her machinery was stHl work
ms.
As she worked forward she passed over
the whale which came To ths $500 ~
again under her stern The whale dashed
the water into foam IN what were evil
IDENTITY his diving agonies. and the water
Tor roaS around v as red with blood. In
and sunk V'''
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Special Dispatch TO tho Post -Inteligsncer
NORTH YAKIMA May IS sheriff
Finch % Fayette county la left for
West Union. Ia. this morutng with A /
Jacques an alleged Nlgamist who was ar
rested here iu October ana who has been
IN the county iail ever since awaiting the
process 81 law by which 10 sought 10
keep away from the scene ~ MS alleged
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DRAMATIC SUICIDE IN COURT.
An Englishman of Family Swallows
Broken GLASS and Will Die,

VICTORIA, b. c., May 15.-A man
named Elliott. who is said to be a
brother of Sir Henry Elliott, on staff
duty in South Africa and a relative of
Lord Mimic, was arrested here for for
gerry today. He was taken into court
and attempted suicide by swallowing
broken glass. There was a scene In the
courtroom and the prisoner was quickly
removed to the hospital.
Elliott cannot live. Prior TO his at
tempt on his life he made a dramatic
statement concerning his troubles.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligencer
TACOMA, May i5.--W. G. Mills, agent
OF the Great Northern Express Com
pany at Tacoma, has been transferred to
Seattle and will run on the main line
OF the Great Northern as express mes
renger between Seattle and tho East. |.
r. Atherton. OF Seattle, succeeds Mr..
Mills aa agent here.
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Rescued at
the Brink of
the Grave

One of the most notable achieve
ments in the annals OF medical science
is the recent cure of Mrs. l.. A. Mattocks.
OF Renton, Wash, who is now. rejoicing
snatched from the very
shadow of Death.
In reference to her case, Mrs. Mattocks
said: There can be no question that l
owe my present good health and even my
life itself to the enlightened diagnosis and
treatment of the Copeland physicians.
When l commenced their treatment had
been given up to die and had myself
Lost All Hope
of recovery My stomach and liver were
and skin of a deep yellow color, and my
digestive power had grown less and less
until it was utterly impossible for me to
take any solid food. 1
Lived on Liquids
only, and even in this form, foods OF any
kind would produce the most excruciating
cramps in the stomach, with violent vom-
iting. l coughed for hours every morning.
raising great quantities of phegm. and my
lower limbs became swollen and almost
without sensihility. My entire system was
Racked and Tortured.
with dreadful pains, and 1 could not get
a moments rest.
II had wasted away until 1 was like a
victim Of the Indian famine and had not
sufficient strength to walk without assist
ance / had been ordered by my physi-
clans from place to place. in the hope
that change OF climate might benefit my
health, but at last /
Returned Home to Die.
ut was at this stage that my husband
took me to DIR. Copeland's office. and now.
after four years of ceaseless torture four
long, weary years of constant misery and
of unsuccessful efforts to obtain even re-
lief from my sufferings, I am feeling per-
fectly well and strong once more. My APP
petite is good and | digest all kinds of
food perfectly. NY cough has disappeared.
/ have gained forty-five pounds in weight
and have no ache or pain.
MY friends all think my cure a mir
acle"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-16
SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

chAIILE, ENEREII AND EOMONIW
ROUTE.
Time card-Leave Seattle Z q m, Il =
and p. m. Leaves Everett s:ls q m, n
p. m. and I:15 p. m.
Three round trips daily. except SUNDAY
Connections--At Seattle with the steamoP
Flyer for Tacoma at Everett with the
steamer Mikado for Snohomish and with
the Everett & Monte Cristo railway to
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Colman dock. Seattle: MerchantS doch,
Everett. Telephone-seattls. Red -;
Everett. IS. K. b. SCOTT, Manages.
FOR ANACoRTES. FAIRHAvEN,
wHATCOM AND BLAINE-Steamef
GEORGE f. STARR leaves Central dock
Seattle, at p. m. Mondays. Wednesday,
and Fridays. Returning. leaves whatcon
at p m Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat.
urdays.
FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
LA CONNER Steamer FAIRHAVEN
leaves Central dock. Seattle, daily at
a. m, except Sunday. Returning. leaves
La Conner at p. m. except Sunday.
touching at Edmonds, Clinton. Browne
Point, Langley. Coupevile, San de F,nca
Oak Harhor, Utsalady and La Conner
LA CONNER TRADING 4 TRANSPOR-
TATION CO.. owners. Telephone Mais
oil
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Special Dispatch to the Post -fntelligencer.
NORTH YAKIMA, May f5.-Coffn Bros.
today sold $50 bales of wool to Davis, a
San Francisco buyer, at 1113 cents. The
transaction involved the sum of $4,000.
Coffin Bros hocks produced the wool.
They are the largest sheep owners in
Central Washington, having S,0oo head.
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THE FAvoR1TE U. 8. MAI. sTEANE1
STATE OF WASHINGTON
Has now resumed her regular run H.
tween Seattle, Everett. Anacortes Fsir.
haven and Whatcom, daily except safus.
day at 10 p. m. from Yesler wharf.
This palatial and popular steam>r n
Just from the hands OF the shipwriehf
machinist and decorator and In splendi1
Elegant staterooms and cuisine the ~
The travelling public can now be assured
of rapid transit and quick dispatch a
freight, the State" being the only dailv
boat on the Seattie-Whatcom routa
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO,
Phone. Main 6l7. Yeslsr wharf
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CIaIlam Teachers In Session.

Special Dispatch to the Post Intelligeneer
PORT ANGELES, May 15.-The elev-
enth session of the Clallam county teach
ers institute opened here today, and will
continue up to and including May IL
Among the instructors present are: Frank
j. Browne. superintendent Of public in
struction of the state; w. j. Meredith
superintendent Of King county; DR. Il. r
Mathes, president of the state normal at
New Whatcom; Alex II, Coffey professor
OF psychology at the state university, and
Prof. Henry NJ. Johnson. of Ohio.
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SHEETS MARTIN SUSPENDED.
The American Jockey Is Found
Gsitfy Of Foul Riding

LONDON Nav Is The stewards q The Jocksy
cub inysstis.tsd ne rharss II foul riding made
against Sheets Marin, the American ir~kev MAY
Il. aud have decided 70 SUSPEND him untn June a
Martin was di-0usiiaci AZ Kenrt1n Park. Nav
H. ate viu.lrs Pie Trirs eveaf old plate on Mr.
MHskrr.s nuuOter colt lie was susrs~IFi ~
the remainder q the meeting and reported to the
stewards q the Jockey Cub
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Equitable Building &
Investment Association.
r.-.,.f "a Oon 100
Capital 100000.

224 Pike St, Seattle, Wash.
We ray per cent interest on OAR coupon stock
n $40 Ter share; interest PAYABLE scniAnnuaIir.
with privilege q vltadrawlug al part a prin-
rlpal ia thirty DAYS notice We allow from six 20
Ten per sent interest ga morthl7 payment stock
send for prospectus saving fuA Information just
the thng 60. 9age caruers. Absolutely .afc and
r4aStablc Houses tallt lLst4ilIaeat p.Aa-
Ae1sy 70 lo&2
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MARTINELLI IN PORTLAND.
Papai Delegate There to Invest
Archbishop Christie with PaIIlun,.

PORTLAND, Or, May 15,-Mgr. Marti-
nelli. papal delegate TO the United States,
arrived here this evening. having come by
boat from The Dalles, where a large dele
CATION Of Catholics met him
The papal delegate comes to Portland
for the purpose of bestowing the paliium
on Archbishop Christie, lately appointed
archbishop of Oregon. The ceremony will
take place Thursday
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ANCHOR LINE NAIL STEAMERS

NEW YORK. GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY.
Furnessia. Noon, May lsC. Of Rome. Noon, June
Anchoria.. Noon, May d Astoria. Noon. Juns
Astoria July II. August Is. September
City Of Rome........ June 3d. September g. Octoba
Funessia.. June o. July ., September
RATES QUOTED TO PARIS DIRECT
Or with tour embracing Scotland. England an
ireland Berths must be reserved nov foe ~
accommodation Apply to any Of our local ayent =
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Lie Jackson Houleyard Chicaso
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Special DISPATCH to the Post-Intelugencer
HOQCTAM. Nav lG-BS the use OF div
Ing apparatus, Poison Bros Isogging
Company has recovered about four car
loads ~ iron rails recently lost by the
sinking Of q scow IN the Hoquiam liver
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SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE-Stearner sla,w
Queen, H. II. Mcdonald Master.
Monthly Time Card.-LeaveS sea.,,.
May II, at 10 a. m; Saturday. Nav ID :,
II a. m. Leaves Mount Vernon Wes,ss..
day, May 16, at u noon: Friday. Nav II
at ! p. m. Sunday, May %. at d m
git city. Mount Vernon and Avon, Frss
berths when boat leaves Mount Vernon 4
afternoon. ~
For passenger and freight rates, appav
at City dock. Seattle. Wash Telephons
Main 81.
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HOME Treatment BY MAIL

Patients who live ut IA distance cnn
he treated with perfect success by
the mid of the Copeland symptom
blank, sent free on application.
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sIEA Nf.Iks.
FLY ON THE FLYER.

FLY ON THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-fi miuutex
THE STEAMER FLYER"
PECULIAR daily uips seattie-Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE q
TINE CARD
Leave seattle-7:4. II Is a m: a:G. s.ls
D. m
Lave TaeOmazs:so a m: /. 80. .. n
SUNDAYS.
Leave Ssattle-I % a, m. Y m, p. m
Landing at Northern PacInc wharf Ia
coma. and Commercial dock foot a.
Marion street Seattle
Sundays. steamer Elssr or Greyhound
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TowNsFNn
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves CITY dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays Al ia
Midnight for Port Townsend, Port WI
liams. Dungeness. Port Angeles port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht, CIaIiarn and
Mean Bay. Returning. leaves Port Angs-
les Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS
al a m leaves Port Townsend at ls
Steamer Garland leaves City dock Mon
Gays, "Wednesday and Fridays at IL mid
night for Port Townsend. Port williams
Dungeness, Port Angeles and Victoria
Returning. leaves PORT Angeles at a m.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS:
leaves Port Townsend al II a. m arrives
IN Seattle at 2 50 p. IA.
Telephone, Main sig
CAPT. J. II. THOMPSON. Manager.
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FOR VANCOUVER, b. C.. DIREcT
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC

" N4'aiS '''''' .Nastw
Leaves Yesler wharf every Mons..
wednesday and Friday at . D. N.
day "vine
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday. Thu~
day and Saturday at p. N.
day. A''i'Slne
Connects at Vancouver with C.
trains for all points East. and with stesrs
sr5 for Nanaimo, Comox, Victoria Ns-
Westminster and Texada island ports 'ss
Freight Will not be received 81 sss,s.
after D. m. on day OF sailing
For freight or passage apply at ths -
nee Of the Vancouver Line. Yeslsr vhs,s
Telephone. Red l6sl
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Mr.. II. J. Lathey, supt. Pacific
Fire Extinguisher Co., San Francisco, is
one of the most generally known business
men of the Coast states. through which
he has Travelled continually for the past
ten years in the interest Of his firm. Dur
ing this entire period Mr. Lathey has been
catarrhal diseases Of the head, bronchial
tubes and stomach,
Causing Great Suffering
and interfering with the successful con-
duct Of his business
His nostrils were always more or less OBJ
structed, with the inevitable result of en-
forced mouth breathing and sleepless
nights. He had
Very Serious Cough.
with intense irritation of the throat, and
suffered dreadfully from pains in head,
chest and stomach. He had lost all appe-
lite and relish for food, his stomach re-
jecting nearly everything he ate, and be-
came so generally run down and debili-
tated that he believed himself
A Victim of Consumption.
Telling of the restoration of his health
Mr.. I4athey said:
ION one of my regular visits to Seattle
was suffering worse than usual, so that
for some days / was unable to attend TO
business and was confined to my rooms at
the Occidental hotel. The proprietor of
the hotel Mr.. A. A. Seagrave learning of
nv condition told me of his cure by the
that also should seek their aid. / did so
and
nm Cured.
Every vestige of disease has been expelled
from my system, and my health is now
perfect"
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SEATTLE & INTER.
NATIONAL RAILWAY
Short Line to all Points In
BRITISH COLUMBIA

Train No. l. for Snohomish. Arlington,
Woolley and Vancouver. leaves Seattle
$40 a. m. Arrives Sumas $50 p. m.
Arrives Seattle 4;S5 p. m.
Train No. 5 for Wooley and intermedI-
ate points, Snoqualmie and Everett
branches leaves Seattle 4:o5 p. m Arrives
Woolley S45 j.. IN.
Train No. 8 leaves Wooliey at g.25 A. m
connecting with Everett and Snoqualmle
branches. Arrives Seattle 10 40 a. m
Train No. Sundays only leaves Wool
ley 40 a m. Arrives Seattle II A. m
Train No. s Sundays only leaves Seat
tie y. IN
r. W. PRICE,
- Agent, Seattle, Wash.
@. =. A, Seattle.
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n r Clis~. Attorney.
II a. Sh1Fy. -er
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salem tDrN Statesman
The strawberries and the creamerios de.
mand more cream
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STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily, except Sunday. leaves for Tacome
and Olympia at a. m.
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STEAMER PROSPER
Port TowNsENp, SAN yuAN lsI-
FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MULTNOMAH
Daily, except Sunday, leaves for Tacono
and Olympia at 1 y. m
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OFFICE HOURS-From Q a. m to n
m. Kvenings-Wednesday and Satur.
days only. to g. Sundays. from 10 q
IN. tn IL m
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Fare between Seattle and Tacoma ~
round trip. &c. !.
Landing at White Star dock. foot -
| Spring street
Telephone. Main 6za
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DODwELL & CO. LA
General Agenta
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C. = stone Pres
4 r Spencer Treas
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Hotel Colonial
Gales l5y H. N. w.

Gales 10 y H. n. w.
Washington, D. G.
hISituado en- la parte mas centrlca &c
ia ciudad Immediate d la Casa Blanca
y los Departamentos del Goblerno.
Por frente del hotel cruzan tran :
Was en- todas direcci0nss.
Restaurado ulrimamente. SaloneS
de reception; de lectura, billares para
los hu8spedes, cafe, buffet, e.
DepsIrtamentos para faInilias y ha-
bitaciones con banOs particulares.
SeFvicio esmerado: telegrafo; tele
tono g..
Precios mOderados.
w. r. Koch, propietarfo,
i'm. d. Mayo de 1900.
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ABAD, STEINACHeR & CO.

INGENIERO CIvTLES
l66 Eth AVeuue, Nuw 4oEk
Sc encargAran de oTganlssr emp' ea-a
pRra Ii exploitation de CcooesioneS Or
. miaas, rlegoa ooraa de interes ga
nsral en- Porto Rico eu combin aclcn dc
o. EstadoR Unldos
RaureSsuta 4ts sr Puegto Rieo:
JuLEo ,,T Sst&AosSR Pc1cx
~,re@ .JA1I-4A d. 1879
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Sobre este uamamos muy partic
p1blico por ser Ia 1alca COmpan1a d
que Concsde semejants Privneglo.
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PrivllegiOs

gurado pusda e Ouaqu parte del mundO dsdca a. suA
Tran das pia renova0On
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TOdc anuRCiO Communicate que 90
nserts en esta dlari0 dsbsra satis
facaraa RH Imp0Fts D0r adslantad0.
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e. SOL del Canada?

Supcamcs al nteigente pdbco de esta Isa la ectura
uo nerosas Condolences evtando as sorpreno
dos socedaes garantdAs antes vuesas
Vidas tonad lRforrnes
c. f. StOrsr SnpsrS"tenGs-C B Meltz, Agsnte ge"erG
6G"qeTo-Age" Jesus M Lago, Fernando M Ces-
terO. Agents Dus Yordan Dava coeceros
i en- Pence BlasnT Iermanos Ponce, Abrl H. ano alt
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EsTk I'D. soRDO q?

Toda c1ase de sordersa Y personals que no Oh"
gan bfen, son curables por medic de nueStra
nueva invenci0u; solanaeute iosque hayan naci-
do sordo son incurableS- Los ruidos en- Las ORE
las cssau inmedfatamente. Escrfbanes porrle-
uores sobre su case. Cada persona puede curar-
se por 81 misma en- su casa, CON nuy POGO gastos
BlR, DALTONS AURAL CLINIC, Sss La Sale Ave-
oHICA0os tIlss n "a Oh As
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PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobre este uamamos parcularmente La atencon oe
p1bGco uaca COmpan1a del Connene Americana
que concede semejante Priviego.
p ds on prsmO fozs Ngsat ssato cnaGo sp1
ao egndA Venta
molesOs al aseg1raoo
Eo Llama procedec equldad vgar los ntereses de
los aseg1rados Oen de tamlllas.
ABANDONADAs
tscHItauVA pres aAa0 e
de
oecnas o
lsnmR, $45OO.
Habra condolences prYilegos mas faYorables para o
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MUY IMPORTANTE

Sc aceptan Comisiones para com
pra venta de Acciones del ~CredltO@
Y de la ~Luz Electricap, en- la Agen-
cia de neg0cios de Luis J.. Yordan
Ia villa Cristina. Ponce knero ~
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"a Mostaza medicinal y
e.-55--~s--~~T3 para la Deaa. Emhasa-
SiItgg M da en- latns de I, !, l,
", ~ sYM 6 y 10 lbs. en- cuf1e
E tes, i hsrriies y barri-
p, B les. Ordenen por CON
FsliAf eRsa HAA 'noto de sue sgentes
-! - w. G.. DEAN g SONi
Nav York Niue estras pueden ser vists'
q cs.a de VAfle y CAaoio, Ponce }
90 enUfae gratis por oorrAo al qua las
pids. Agosto 81 de 1899.
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o
OOUPAOION GUERRAS
PAGANDO
La
So senGo dudas endo engue
r Q
81
snt0psdmentoa los aEegarados
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iT.|[.H||IE::sB;URNING
.O.F ABRIDGE: /.
!ON'THE R.R.
Caused o. Suspension Of Traffic for
Several Hours on That Road i
Monday Morning.
new BRIDGE WAS IMPROYISED
In Q Few Hours-Vanderbilts May
Get the Wabnsh-New Wheel
ing-Pittsburgh Line.

y j i 10
The burning Of a trestle-work bridge
near Chestnut. Hill, In Marshall coun-
ty,l between Powhattan and Mounds
Vile, on the line OF the Ohio River raft
road held up traffic on that line several
hours yesterday. The bridge Is sup
posed to have been fired by a falling
spark fromla locomotive early Monday
morning. Between A and 8 o'clock the
bridge was discoveredito be on fire, and
as, soon as. possible the news was put
on the wire in Sorders THAT trains might
be held. Fortunately this was dona IN
time: to avert a disaster,
AS soon as possible construction
train was rushed to- the scene and IN a
few hours a new trestle-work bridge
had been improvised, and traffic was
resumed. The train due at Wheeling
In the morning was delayed until y.
m. The early morning train was held
up several hours. and the. departure of
the south-bound Ohio Valley Express
was delayed.
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NOTHING 1NcR1M1NATING
Found in the Trunk Of Antonio Tan
ner, Now Under Arrest.

Found in the Trunk Of Antonio Tan
ner, Now Under Arrest.
NEW YORK. Aug Captain Nc
cluskey, Of the detective bureau told
Today OF his examination Of the con-
tents of the trunk left, here on May l
by Antonio Tanner. now-underinrr
in Italy for completely in the killing Of
King Humbert. Nothing incriminat-
Ing has been found. II 2,
It was learned from another source
that the police are working upon q
clue contained in one OF theflctters. II
is from Valentino Aprato. dated April
%. at Ivre, which Is near Turin, Italy.
The writer tells Tanner. whom he ad-.
dresses as brother Trenta: ~ /
You say you Will be here in May.
We wifi not be at liberty then: come
in July; 1t Will be all right then and
may be we will SO to the Paris ex-
position" The letter closes with a
request that Tanner bring some OF
"that tobacco in yellow papers" The
police. It Is said, think It possible that
this language yelled certain commun-
lcatlons referring to anurchistIc move
mcnts.
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~ = Y : *
MILES IN CAMP.
Reviews Division Of the Pennsyl-
VI vania National Guard.

= 81
e MOUNT GRETNA. Pa, Aug. c.
General Nelson A. Miles arrived a.
= Camp Hawkins shortly before noon
this morning. He was accompanied
!, by HIS wife and son and IN aIde-de-
camp. The wife OF Governor Stone and
a number Of her women friends also
occupied the car. The party was met
at the railroad station by Adjutant
General Stewart, and conveyed In cabs
I to division headquarters. Four squad
rons of cavalry acted as escort from
the station, and during General Miles
z stay in camp a squadron OF cavalry
acted as his escort. Upon arriving at
headquarters Battery B fired lieu
tenant generals salute III honor OF the
! distinguished visitor. Later General
Miles, accompanied by Governor Stone,
Major General Miller and their aides,
I made a critical inspection Of the camp.
Between 3 and o'clock this after
noon General Miles reviewed the en-
tire division OF the national guard. The
general and his party left for WASH
ington at $50 this afternoon.
There Is much discomfort and some
sickness In the camp on account Of
the severe heat and the dust.
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First Dividend Since 1874,

4 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. August c.
The directors of the Reading Rail-
way Company. at special meeting
this afternoon, declared dividend OF
~ per cent on the first preferred stock
Of the company. payable September 10.
Last March dividend OF III per cen,
was paid. and io-day's action there
fore means three per cent for the year,
the first dividend since 1874.
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Queen Victoria Responds.

vs. LONDON. Aug. 6.-The reply OF
Queen Victoria to the address of par
lament to the throne, moved July 81.
!. with reference to the assassination OF
Z King Humbert OF Italy, thanks par
lament for the address and says: II
unite with you in the expression OF In
dlgnation and deep concern at the It'd
ings OF the assassination OF my illus
Etrious ally. the king of Italy. have
not failed to convey to his successor
your sentiments OF adherence OF
such q crime, and your sympathy with
the royal family. government and pee
pie OF that country"