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mother-in-LaW to
Rescue of New Son

certain police offIeiais
Those Detectives promised mat
they would not put my daughter
and her husband in jan. but they
broke that promise. threw him In
jail and sent my daughter 70 the
police matrons home. DO you call
that justieeT
In the first place. they never In
tended to run away and. tust be-
cause my daughter was In this city
alone and had no mother or father
10 guide her. ahe Ia forced into a
prosecution that has dragged her into
notoristy. l was recently married
IN this eity and had 20 go to Alaska
with my husband. hurried hack
as aoon "a found out about Eva's
trouble. but II took a month and I
arrived too late TO save her nom
her prosecutors"
Kelly stated 20 a star man that
the reason he did not return the
dsy previous 10 his apprehension IN
Vancouver was because he vas
taken ~. and that he had no thought
Of defeating the ends of justice BY
keeping his wife away from the Iur-
isdiction 81 the court.
There h nothing 20 this charge
against me. but that mother -in-iaw
Of mine II all right" he said when
asked regarding his detention
Kelly has just crossed the threshold
of manhood and has spent the great
er part Of his boyhood in this city.
Hls parents live here and he r. well
spoken ~.
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May Appeal to Court to
Stop Awful Noise of Cars

II Mayor BailInger and the city
council cannot be prevailed upon to
force the Seattle Electric company
10 live up to It's franchise. citizens
residing along Broadway propose TO
compel the octopus 10 obey the law
BY appeal TO the courts.
The noise created by freight cars
that are now run on the Broadway
line all night long has become un-
bearahle. Residents have appealed
TO Manager Grant. but the only sat
isfaetion they have obtained from
him Is the naughty reply that the
operation Of the cars Is necessary
and that the company has a right
to operate them whether Il Is or not.
According TO the Broadway resi-
dents. the racket made by the cars
Is worse than the 1000 stamp mills
at the famous Treadwell mine.
Many people cannot sleep Babies
are often awakened from their
slumhers.
Several OF the cars have flat
wheels. AS they bump along the
track they make an ear-splittlng
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~ere earnestly invited 20 attempt to
extinguish the blaze.
Threatening weather and wet
grounds persuaded the sophomores
20 postpone their eonfiagration and
when the '.freshiess arrived on the
scene. their proposed imitation or
ffaku riot had TO be abandoned.
Instead Of sdjoufning 70 their re-
EpectiYe rooms, however. the coll
iege infants raided the dormatories
IN search Of -sopbs." but were only
able 90 locate a few. Eight Of the
unfortunate s0phomofes were routed
from their beds. tied hand and foot
and allowed 10 remain Ia their IN
comfortable position until liberated
in the morning.
When the invaders pounded on
Kifbs's door. the latter refused adj
mitianec and the door was forced.
Then Il was that he opened fire on
the crowd. He vas overpowered
and dragged 20 the lake. into which
he Was thrown.
The cane rush on Friday IS the
next diversion planned by the .sUs
students.
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Huge MastOdOn Tusk
Brought to Seattle

stomach OF the mammal we're found
we'll preserved lunches OF uudigest-
81 grass. Of a kind nov unknown
in any portion OF Alaska. and
svenAs#n believes that this subsian-
tistes the theory held by many
aavAnts that Alaska vas once. prob
ably in the Mioeeen age in which
eposh the mastod0n flouriahed, 4
tropical country. though this was
cons lssek ia pFehisiefical times.
Bite 81 undieeHied vegetable food.
aiAo 81 varieties not common to the
region where the discovery WAS
made. Here found In the beast 3
montti. and this the diNeoferef
holds sndicaiea that the masioeon
met viii sudden and violent death.
elthee IL 4 tliautic battle with other
mem hers ~ the maefefon family OF
that be was caught IN a landslide
aud buried alive before the food In
his mouth and stomach had time TO
decay ar be dlKssied
Hundreds 81 people visited the
sYe Old Curiosity shop" Thursday
20 vlew the remarkable relic u the
fossil ager.
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racket. Persons on the street can
not hear each other talk.
The victims have begged the cleo
trio company officials to at least
remove these flat wheels, and re-
place them with those of circular
shape. The response has been that
Tat wheels are always removed
as soon as the cars can be brought
to the barn.
The couaeil's authority to regulate
the eompany's freight cars and even
10 prohibit the handling of freight
Is complete. Here is the provision
OF the franchise governing the mat
ter:
The city reserves the right. at
any time. to prohibit the handling
OF any freight over any part OF or
the whole OF these lines within the
city limits. and to prescribe restric-
lions and conditions concerning the
handling. loading. unloading and
transportation OF freight thereon"
Members of the council have al
ready been asked TO remedy the
matter. but Mayor Ballinger has
not yet been appealed to.
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BODY FOUND

The body Of Richard ReddInr. the
loneahenenan who met death by
sirow ming az an early hour Thurs
day fnoniuK. vas recovered at 10; 80
O'clock OF Thursday morning. few
feet distant from the place where
he Waa last seen struggling.
Aconfaiug to the statement OF y.
smith. vhu last saw ReddinR alive.
they hsd been drinking In the
Steamboat Saloon on Washington.
Afferpasrds they returned to the
steanser BeliinRham. Before going
aboard. they sat down on the edge
of tht dock at Pier I. where the
steamer lay. Smith says that his
companion topnled over backwards
and thaf he sank from sight before
he could render him any assistance.
The body was found by T. Council
and Robert Caliow. The police were
notified and Deputy Coroner Arnold
Investigated the case. Later the
body waa removed 10 the Bonney-
Watson morEue. The body has a
large bfuise on the chin aud - IL
believed That HeddlnK struck a
floating pile.
A search for the mans relatives
Il being conducted by the undertake
ing establishment
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Millionaire Packers Heavily
Fined In Chicago Courts
roR ACCEPTING REBATES FROM RAILROADS sgAos OF BIG
CONCERNS ARE "soAKEp"

CHICAGO. Sept 2i.--In the Unit
~ States court this morning four
members Of Schwarschild a suls-
berger pleaded guilty To accepting
brides from railroads. Samuel Well,
vice president OF the company,
Vance u, Sklpworth. assistant traf-
tic manager. and beth :, Cuxey
traffic manager. we're accused %
accepting rebates The latter was
also indicted for alleged Interior
ing with government witnesses
This case VAS unidentified with the
alleged violation Of the sherman
Law.
Charles T. Todd. assistant traffic
manager. pleaded guilty. Judge be
thea fined We'll $4,000 aud Cuxey.
Skipworth and Todd. 5000 each.
The costs were distributed proper
tionAtely and the United States
marshal took the men into custody.
Well gave the clerk OF the court
a cheek covering the fines and costs.
The government spent tl6.Ie2 In I'm
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A discovery Of great interest and
Importance to men OF science has
been made In Alaska this summer.
evidence Of It having just been
brought 20 Seattle In the shape Of
what IL believed 10 be the lafguat
mAstodou tusk ever uneaFihed any
where In the world.
The tusk Is a magnificent type ~
the ancient blue ivory. classed by
EeoloEista as the oldest variety
known. as we'll a. the most Yalu-
able.
The huge tusk IL ~ feet I inch IN
length. weighs ever 3eo pounds and
i q inches in diameter where q;
entered the molAf socket Of It's now
extinct fossil posSeNsor.
Three miners who own \ claim
on Paradise HiIl. In The bunker
Greek district. were the lucky dis
enverern OF the relic. They are ".
ssendsen. II. Nelson and II. Pos
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List Of Jurors
FOR Federal Court

Following are the petit Jurors se.
lected for the fall term OF federal
court. commencing October 10. az
Spokane: II o. Relehert. Seattle.
G. = Mcacham, Seattle; Ernest
Ford. Seattle. Nelson Grlmsley. Sc
attic. n. y. Murphy. Seattle. Fred
erick l. Bengeri. Seattle: Thomas
Jones. Seattle: l. ]. Carr. South
Park. J. Shcarcr. Renton. John
Bieseli. suunydalc. c. u. Bridges.
Issaquah. Ben Moore. Falls City. 5.
s. Gardner Everett: G. y Herrett.
Everett: J. W Hall. stanwood: T..
l. Mattel suohomish; J. W. Phil
lips, Hartford: VIII Harding. Gran
tie Falls. George eastman. Skyko-
mish: ! A. Shade. Junction City.
r. r. I.auhaeh. Port Townsend. W.
$. Rogers. Sultan; Z. H. Hinchliff.
Colfax l.. 8 Roberts. Spokane. l..
c. Heiberg. Spokane: Jacob Miller.
Port Townsend. W. c. Jones. Col
by. Soren Mikklcson. Manette: n.
A. Ketner. Tacoma: George W.
Fowler. Tacoma. John ~ Edison.
BelllnEham Ed. II. neehm. wilke-
son: Robert Poison. Hoquiam: T. u.
Wilson. Ellensburg; Clarence Pal
mer. Ellensburg; II. l.. Stowell.
Ellenshurg: John NJ. Jenkins. Ell
icnEhurg. Fred Scheinneman. Pas
60: X @. Parks. Walia Walla:
Theodore Rondeman. Walla walla:
r. r. Gosenev. Dayton: c. G. FL
ston. Dayton; John A. Crossler.
Dayton. John ~ Fall. Dayton: T..
+. Garberg Cheney; David II. Err
win. Deer Park.
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tny NAN axYsgg.)

With his hair smoothly brushed
and curled al the ends. bis fingcy
nails carefully manlcuFed. and clad
in neat dark blue suit Of the laisa,
cut aud newest texture. with dalufy
patent leather shoes and sllksa. dla-
phauous ''perk-a boo hosiery
throguh which zbone 4 delicate SILK.
en- simmer o. shell-pink lingerie
II was thus that Lester Richard
sen, aged 10. appeared Ia tudks
GrIftin.s court Thursday morning 20
staad trial before a jury on charge
Of having brokea into room In the
byron hotel aud stolen iherefrom
some jexelcd rings. tao watch
chains. several other ornamental
trlnketa, and some rare coins.
In the same seat. the day before.
tad sat young Jack Campbell. jus,
Riehardaon's age. and charged with
burglary also. Hut Campbell vas
not arrayed as the lilies Of the field.
nor was be charged With hayiug
stolen ieweiry and ornamental
trlnklesa. a grist Of pocket knives
and guns pllfered from a store and
disposed Of AZ a secondhand shop
we're charged Up to Campbell and
he wore thick. rough cotton soeks.
the tops Of which hung down over
the tops OF his heavy and unpublished
shoes.
While Richardson trial was In
progress Thursday morning. the
Jury cam In 20 report the result Of
iis deliberations on young Camp
bells ease. and Campbell. brought
up from the jail. took his seat be-
side Richardson. The contrast be-
tween the two boys was remarked
b bailiffa. attorneys and spectators.
The jury reported that an agree
ment could not be reached. and was
excused. while Richardson's trial
progressed.
RlchardAon'a mother. frail. tired
looking and still wearing mourning
for the husband who died and left
her with a Maynard son on her
hands n little over a year ago. sat
Just behind him and kept her com
posture until Richardson was put
under fire OF cross examination by
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh.
then. with a little cry Of pain. arose
and unateadlly made her way alone
down the aisle TO an open window
at the rear of the court room. where
she dropped into a seat and bury
ing her head in her folded arms.
sobbed broken -heartedly, her frail
shoulders Jerking conyulsiYely
under her crepe veil.
The incident caused the uneasy
witness to knit his hands together
noarvOusly and he came near break
ing down under the prosecuting at
torney's seourging. lie had claimed
that his roommate had stolen the
things. and that his confession.
made 10 the police In the excitement
OF his arrest. was 10 protect this
room mate until the latter could get
out OF town.
Il didn't want Frank Wood TO
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paneling and keeping the grand Jury
which Indicted the men. The fines
aggregated 5000. and costs 5000
The government flied demurrer 10
the plea Of the other packers, who
alleged the indictments were Inn
properly returned. We'll IL SIS and
In poor health. Ills family fears tho
result Of the trials, Moody iele-
Eraphed his congratulations To Nor
risen on securing the convictions.
Ii Is said the cases will be an open
inE wedge for prosecutions of all Of
tenders under the Law prohibiting
rebates. II IL rumored that the dis
triet attorney has found evidence OF
more valuations and that there viii
be other indictments when the pres
ent eases are finished. Morrison ex-
poets TO have the eases Of the pack
ers under indictment for violations
Of the sherman antitrust Law
brought 10 final hearing October 2.
and expects 90 get the dilatory pleas
out 81 court by that time
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I'm raise sta.0ee IL necessary 60
keep my soft-in- Law out OF that dirty
city taliis traEicaliy exclaimed Mrs.
Mann. whose son-in-law. William
Kelly. sat in police court ON We'd
nexaay afternoon. waiting for Police
Judge Gordon 10 fin bail on a charge
Of having taken witness out % the
jurisdiction Of the court. The wit
ness was his wife. Mrs Eva Kelly.
nee Boda. recently brought back
from Vancouver. II c.. b. City De-
tectIyes Hubbard and FREEMAN she
IL wanted As a witness IN the prose
cufion Of Joe Marcelle. the dive
keeper and owner of the notorious
Idaho house Of ill fame.
Judge Griffin has held the girl
wife under ff0.e00 bonds for con-
tempt OF court. while Mrs. Mann
came 70 the front with a f5ee roll 10
secure the freedom OF the new adj
ditien 20 her family.
Mrs Mann grew very wFathy az
she explained the heartiesaness Of
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Because Mr. stoier. 1889 Elliot
dared TO resist the efforts Of high.
waymen Monday night when they
stopped him between Battery and
BELL. on Western. aud demanded
bis money, he uow lies al his home
nursing a deep cut four inches Ions
IN his arm.
lie almost bed TO death before
securing medical attendance. bat
he says that be bit ane of The
thugs fingers nearly eff and
biacksd another'a eye In the CON.
bat AMER the cutting the hoidupa
fled, thinking they had killed stoler
They secured no money or valu-
ables
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went by the name OF Mrs. Bradford.
The sleuth returned to Seattle just
one day before Bradford. when the
dairyman came his reception was
a warm one The result was that
Hrs. Bradford demanded 81 900 on
the spot and a separation. She col
ieeted that sum ad now. through
Attorney Fred Peterson, will apply
for a divorce.
Mrs. Bradford has told her friends
that the woman who came between
herself and Bradford was not from
Minneapolis at all. but lived on
Broadway. in this city.
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BEAU RRUMMEL As WELL AS
RAFFLES IS RICHARDSON
YOUTHFUL THIEF. ON STAND. lmmAcutAr1lY CLAD WHILE
MOTHER IN WEEDS soss IRsso SON

get into any trouble. said he. Eiih.-
u. he had a poor old mother and
no father I thought after he had
escaped could clear myself. be
cause ] waa not guilty.
Macintosh looked AZ Richardson
for a moment anlzxieally. then sud.
denly opened The vialH % official
wrath upon him.
aYou DID. did yous. demanded
Macintosh. you made a martyr
Of yourself 10 save the skin ~
Wood. because he had poor old
mother and no father How ahont
youf You haven't got n peer old
mother yourself. have you. back
there lu sne rear % the court room
crying her eyes OUT And your own
fathcs. Isn't dead. IL hs7 And You
6ldnt SAINT Woods poor old malhsf
10 be made unhappy. id your Hos
about your oWa poor old mother
The hoy'a eyes filled with tears
and be swallowed hard. and a. he
attempted IN a futile Nay 20 explain
himself bis lips tfembled aud the
obvious thinneaa Of bis own story
NRNHA wv AaNNH
Was a choking sound from the hack
Of the nearly-emply court room,
where tho crepe-vesied figure u the
boys mother shrank down behind a
tier OF seats. both hands over hor
ears.
The ease will 30 20 the jury late
Thursday afternoon.
Young Richardson has bern IN
tgpubls before. Last December
upon pleading guilty 70 n charge Of
burglary and furnishing evidence
upon which TO send another youth
10 prison. he vas sentenced BY
Judge irwin 10 serve one day in the
penltcutiary.
The police have had a watehful
eye on him for some time. and the
robbery Of the Byron hotel T.
thought to be only one Of n number
Of burglaFics A large grip. filled
with watches and other valuables.
was solved by the police AZ the time
the jowelry IN question was recov-
cred in Richardson's room. Among
the exhibits offered In the case was
a eardeaae containing cards bear
Ing the following inscription
Lester Richardson. not married
Let's eGt Acquainted Kind Re
CARDS to Friends and Knockers.
Mail Order Dates a Speciality. Cap
itai 10 Million In Mo Dreams"
These cards Richardson Is thought
TO have used filriatiouaiy. and we're
distributed about town about the
time Richardson began to treat his
feminine friends 20 automobile
rides, following upon the disappear
ance OF s5s5 from room In local
hotel. An attempt was made by the
police at the time TO connect Rich
ardaon with the theft Of this money.
BERLIN. Sept. 2i.--Five new
cases and three deaths from cholera
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BLOWN TO BITS

WARSAW. Sept 2t-The gov
ernor general has issued an order
stating that owing 10 the lenieney
Of the civil authorities. military
forces must suppress disorders In
the district. At Pimsk. I'm the
province OF Minsk. a bomb exploded
In the pocket OF young man walt
ing for the chief Of police The man
who had the bomb md four others
were killed.
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Third Avsnne Regrade Goes on Apace

With two serapers and n wheel
barrow In operation. how long will
4 take Contractor Erickson TO re-
grade Third avenue?
This Is the mathematical problem
that Mayor Hallinger and the board
OF works is trying to solve. AS near
as they can figure. Erickson Will
finish at the time the Panama canal
is completed
Engineer Thomson started out
last Saturday to compel Erickson TO
put on big force OF men and
scrapers 80 that the work could be
completed before the rainy season.
Erickson responded with the two
sorapers and the wheelbarrow.
Thomson was SO discouraged that
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OFFICERS SHOOT
SEATTLE MAN

BAkEHsF1Ei.D cal. Sept. a.
George Gilmore. ~ esaitlr. Is lying
AZ the point Of death la the county
hospital. a. result OF a bullet
soursi received while trying to 80
eepe fsem Two deputy shertffs last
night.
Gilmore Vas arrested for the theft
~ three Erira OF a Southern Pacific
train thp nlrht before. The goods
Wers found in his passessie.. lie
ua~ taken o. the Southern hotel for
Identification. 2hen he broke away
and ran. The officers commanded
him % halt. bat be kept running.
Itnsh fired. aud Gilmore sank 10 the
ground. shot through the groin.
Gilmore says he 81 a married man
ana his wife and father live At i2fs
riks. Seattle.
No Giimorca live az 1918 Pike. lie
has 10 record st police headquaT-
fefR
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OF course the cable had TO break
and spoil the fun OF several hundred
guests.
The 900 or 400 people who had
assembled after the cable had been
repaired. enjoyed themselves thor
oughly. but. in order not to disap-
point the others. the management
VIII again hold a similar celebration
"a Madison Park pavilion next Tues
day night. September 2s.
All tickets not used Wednesday
night viii be accepted then.
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rrRNIsnnn noNne ron

4 FURNISHED BONDS FOR 4
MAN WHO ROBBED HIM 4
Donald Mekerfaehef, embsz- =
4 xief. who was released from 4
4 MeNeil'H island. after serving 4
. three years ~ "a five year sem =
. tenee, by Judge iianfofd on =
= Monday under the new stat
. ute which provides ten Instead 4
4 " five days credit to the 4
q month fof good behavior - 4
= prisoners. IL out under $500
= bonds pending the appeal 4
= which United States Attorney .
Frye Immediately took from 4
. judge Haufofdn decision.
The bonds were furnished 4
= by = ". Andrews. president 81 =
. the Seattle National bank. from .
= which bank 81 kerfacher em- 4
= bezzied the funds Mr. An =
4 dreHH Bays he viii give Nc
= kefretheF another start n the =
world. 4
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BROKEN CABLE KEPT
MANY GUESTS AWAY

Jim and bic best Girl were going.
So were Dandy 10 and little Ber-
sic.
And Handy Pete. who can carry
four dishes iu one hand and as many
different orders IN his head.
They were all bound for Madison
Park Wednesday night 20 attend the
grand ball given BY the Joint Exc
eutive Board OF the Hotel and Res
taurani Employees and Bartendera
league.
But
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he left the city. and nobody has
heard from him since.
At the meeting OF the streets COM
mittee Thursday afternoon the prop
osition of widening Third was again
discussed. Chairman Mullen for
some reason Is opposing the project.
Perhaps he fears that II the street
we're made Ii feet wider Erickson
would never get through.
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SANTA FE WRECK

NEWTON. Kan. Sept. 2i.-The
east bound California flyer ON the
santa Re road was wrecked at Wal
ton. Grant Conrad. Los Angeles.
and G. A. Glendor. Los Angeles.
we're injured.
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Seattle can uaw boast 81 the I
} champion Kind hearted moth
J er-in-iaw. Mrs. Mann IL her I
! name. and in police court On I,
J Thursday she was willing TO I
! pat up $4,000 IN order that her I
new son-tn-law should not re- I
J main In taiL.
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CHICAGO. Sept 21.--No relief to-
day is felt by President Harper of
the Chicago university from pain as
a result OF an operation Sunday. Ir
is said on good authority that Har-
per will never appear before an
audience again.
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STOCKHOLM. Sept 2i.-Aecord-
Ing 10 a private letter. the Norwe-
Flan government has sent SO cannon
south by rail- The postal service
has been increased to facilitate the
circulation % mobilization sum
mousea
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J. REFUSES CAR

h AND "PINGLES" ,
= LINCOLN. Neb.. Sept. si.-- {,
. W. ] Bryan left this after .
. noon for bis worlds tour. I
q which will probably last two ,
. years lie declined the offer /,
. % the Union Pacific % a prl- ,
. vate car to San Francisco and /,
. bought tickets for himself and /,
= wife and tao children IN an ,
= ordinary Pullman.
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Sophomore Fires on
Crowd of Freshmen

mhHAuoERs MEET WITH WARM RECEPTION
BREAK INTO WILLIAM klcHE's Room-FIVE SHOTS FIRED
-kIRsE "pucKEp"
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BERLIN. Sept 2i.--Five new
cases and three deaths from cholera
today.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2t-At
noon is new cases and ole death
from yellow fever we're reported.
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Increase Of same 4
date last years. 4S6.655.2S \
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The Pioneer One Cent
Paper of the Northwest