The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1899, Page 4

eee a ns tATTLE STAR. ¢ * MAKES HIS REPORT sitet pevtyy ‘TowoRRow Hoadquarérs for Houseinnishing | 4 THE 8 , | wee about ten yeara old, leaving her| w fortune of $2,000,000 tn trust untti| Being in close touch with the best manufacturers leaatia Gusaii opens and will) Partner, bye; Hurd and Russell, bye; , |No Intention of a Strike connie wn urday, A large | Power Gnd Polly, Powell and Part the very latest creations in ou e urcnase y ner, Meem and Sohne, Johnston and BAN ANTONIO x, Aug, 8A | Dumber itaide players BAVe 6D-) Durtner, Petly and Newton, bye , B, Stillwell, vice sident of the Or-| tered, 1 the ser r linet LO be) Foulkes and Goward, bye; Hudson | 4 ; lares the ru A ntrike of the tele-| games loubtedly be very clone! Mixed Doubles—Foulkes and Mina| 5 —_ _ grayhere on the Taternational &/ as the pia \ 1 wan won! Heattle, bye; Fransiolt and Partner . Great Northern raitroad ts unfound=| onty py email margin enham and Miss MeGrath, Tid Swiss y ic ‘s » Line At last night's meeting of th | hare from Auguat 1, 1896, tol eq. He saya that every man WhO) "Thosy who will compote are as fole| tn o and ive. Burrill, Polly aod Swiss Draperies, Table Linens. engineer, submitted his nue the telegraphers and the Interna fect a saa Chemeten ta nb on we ewart end ‘ a an vee : 5 1A 1 1, 1807, he gives the @Verase) tional & Great Northern knows that ' Sas " y = ge Ry! I ea saies teins Excellent LACE CURTAINS, new shades of red, tan and blue; $1.78 bl A Ach sage ‘i bir: . hit feet 5 noeomt:l the wage question will be armloably Soaihek hives 3 M ye: Geo, | Corr a 1 and Partner, Russell and| Patterns, taped all round; actually) value; only $1.00 each N t a bedecuctl wn Khe permanency August 1, 1807, 10 AUKUMC! settled, rh bye; HL OM ' Hob| Mise Riley, ye; @mith and Mise! Worth Th, only 490 a pair Handsome Pattern. Hew styles & eupply and € pollutior £ 902.6 cuble feet = s none ’ ; ee : Imported Lace Curtains, % yardu;| SILKOLINE; 124%¢ value, only *%a fle advis tate The averame of these Valuable Spaniard Prnkems wre, F.C. Miwa ‘ saa vea’ Minglee—Mise Arrowemith, |RAnasome new patterns; $1.00 value,|@ yard. | | strip of land the lak et nd, or at rage rate of| MADRID, Aug. &—It in stated that | Sam Russell, A. W. ‘Pidmareh, A. ‘T.| bye; Sine Thomas, Miss Reeves, Minn | ew English NET CUR-| TAINS, Swiss, pretty coin dots; only er with the bed and banka of Cota mh, 21e we tay, or an! the Mitpinos demand $7,000,000 for the Goward, Hoty Pow ye; ¢ W.) Beat Mrs. Rollins, Mise Kershaw, |-raine, 3% yards long; handsome) 12%¢ @ yard river to the city's Intak A chang (ual Uo 217,254,026,880 gal-| release of Spanish prisoners in their| HMM bye: Tt Fras bye; T| Mins Banks, Mise Riley, Mins Jone-| new rich designe; white or ecru; $1.00) 46 in. wide Fine Imported BWISS in the plan of the water syst " " 1 stupend-| possession ie Clinton! phine Holbrook, Mra, Langley, Mise! value, onty $1.15 @ pair MUSLIN, pretty coin dot#; only 12%a ~~ the extent of making Coda An} ous run Off could occur from ao amall - —- Bruns Ww. My ye: B.C.) Higa, bye; Mise Florence Holbrook.|! imported Irish Point Effect LACE a yard Jt impounding reservoir is 5 . wa 1 i» almost it re Root and McKinley Confer hep iy Saye eh ae Vs on : ia shee itt ang | CURTAINS, 3% yards long, 00 inche M6 inch wide Fine Imported WIS port Phom paon |b tie wtat * however Crm hads id . ton, a dion wort lew Ld ey ide peat P 7 4 MLIN, pretty wreath bow knot, pea sari sabe k A an ant na HOTRL CHAMPLAIN, N. ¥., Aus.) bye; Bi. Ds Kt. Hudeon,| Mre. Rotlins, bye; Miss Arrowsmith big! a abuie ‘at 4300 one Ae 8 sae Tapeesas Salter 2% vais my, “Under resolution No. 18%, there ar ‘ f iewabe Poe tnatence,|SonThe preaident and Secretary of bye; F.T. Corr bye; Will Geary,/and Partner, Mise Tyler and Miss) pai, ae le @ yard ; bald M 15, 1896, nals & Sow) ee Tere One Gnomer soutwonss/ ye: Gee, Herd, byb; B. WW, Jul MoGrath, Miss Riggs and Mine Ker-|" pul size DOMET BLANKETS,| Large Size Pine SILKOLINE COM- down for r 4.0 per sevond or & - ° a repel re o ibe egg and) bye; A. D - , haw, Mies Beattie and Mra. LAnk-|\ tine and Muffy; The value; only FORTS, pretty patern, nicely tied; bs he wa 1 » . * =e sare aevS we a Ge oe ° bd y, bye © w « cotton filled 2.26 lue, onl etinte winks ‘ speared. iis = main here until Reptember 1, as Mrw.|_ ed ; EA, "3 eS Pe ee white 3 n filled; $ value, only Becond—Is t the at On September 19, 189%, the Now| MoKinley’s health te improving ray | NAPKINS; pretty patterns; only 60c| Extra Large Size and Weight use of impoun as bu able feet y i, or | ly | a dozen CROCHET QUILT, beautiful pate for the probat ytla flow of but 46,631,564 gallons 5 semcemeceninestineesretectanes } 6% size Imported TAPESTRY| terns; one of our leaders; actually “In general, prob- | day at w vootan our Vellow Fever and Jiminoz j TABLE COVERS, in beautiful] worth $1.29, only $1.00 each. eae, vin, near Walsh's , ha Sits vebeek ata ehoere clay +5 eligi che el geese 4 | NAPKIN SPRCIAL dozen &% site Fine Pure Linen BLEACHED ; Taylor creek basin, and in th " g August, 8 r and will probably le ve r fan Domingo} - Sctiaiaigs | NAPKINS, bought to sell at $1.39; Wednesday's price, while they last, : Cota t be average os = ™ only $1.00 a dozen. & paginas. sage hagvanan oe pga year ibe Suerees cow ion nage Snare | Mo, Aug &—Al WASTINGTON, Aug. #—News of | > ar ducs send quate vecommene A iF pain | if rious murd red at Nich a distressing water famine in Mara- : 5 5 sre rat a eat. aeawcce sow ent wove MILES 1S TO [Smeets ucshchine Salt ape 26th prin ten 0 the outlet of Waish's and be-| na . . bundant sup gd Reenetiyen ‘ a. Seay Venebueia. i sent to the Depart: é the acquirement of a -idnararaed fi : will & BE CONSULTED fie! ion te a tombte teed HitelTae mebbition alle hapten to the ° e ee le bese ee the Tayler creck | an abecte ser aysigeeclind tt th 1 and @ #kull| “Since lant year, September,” says 206, 208, 210 Pike St. “Bou . : wns Poa comic alge eben os - fracture he forehead, ‘The dead/ the consul, “We have had no rain é ier ieee Sreeree ens romerd | aatennsnt basen ts order to provide! wagumneeron, D. 0. Ade. t—| man’s re turned apd a|In March our rainy season should is . 0 ple yr dhape rn io . ee . here are indicats that Adjutant | few smal! * were neattered about, have begun, but up to today there Me demand that the city own the ti tn Ce @néd bands of Cedar river from the the intake section to ¢ Ger that no future de whatever kind, should m the polluting of a singl« ter offered our © eral Corbin sees the wisdom of His wat hain had been t he ot warring with the new secretary | near w Sweet water te already 2 cents S. E. BARRON, Pres. H, E. WEYMOUTH, Vi wer, but of making an amtcable| and the wateh « four-galion bucket, and will come es sone ore egg anergy arrangement which will Include sult-| covery was made by a emall boy.| up to 9 or 40 cents, as we have only » Pe 4 wepes = » ai _ able recognition of Gen. Miles a the | Dead man suppored to be a traveler. a supply of a few weeks, Daily more r au t Inin . k iMirement o mmanding «eneral in fact as well troops arrive, and 2,000 more are ex- . imens t y AeOM- las in name, in order that peace ma pected. Those poor fellows will i no sign of rain ied i ecommend th a at v 4 present aye cue ite ae tas ttvaa cea nea nt Ox f cur present #y8-| reign between the three foremat have to drink the unhealthy water In & letter to H. B. Weymouth, dated July 7, Mr. 8. E. Barron, the Sate OF nah averegtes 0 enarter Ota a. men in the department to muta f the bay, and disease will follow. ident of the company, sa: opper Vault is a propett aging & qua i . a ywantage. The president, there | —_—-—_—. the working. Bangs bin, Cooming ere now. Thin, Movies of a mile in width on beth sides of ment of the Howling to believe. has & eome i up in good shape, and there is no reason why Co the river bewteen the intake section| properties is recommended by Mr.| thine’ to induce thie hy sueweating | ADMITTED & UILT. be made « leader, as I shall spare no efforts in 6 and baild Lay | } Ah Soy, the € *hinewe cook who was Price of ») for a few days, 2 cents per share. ted Saturday for stealing ne and Cedar lake. This land shoult be general and be taken tm ace ‘With government sulxlivist }to Gen, Corbin that he wants ne more quarreling among the high offt core of the War department, but tur lake, with a wide strip rdance ae arre “ge tothe permanency of mu «2p and a atrip of land| on tne contrary, wants t to work | The fun a. Christina ly $300 worth of marine instruments Tt t# impossible to refer to any abou "| FM) Of a ile wide ee ee Narwonteousty and avoid |e were held this afternoon at 2] from the steamer Tonquin, was given H. E&. WEYMOUTH & CO. & @eries of measurements of the rain-| © « both «ides thereof, t *O | scandal and sensational gossip, The! clock fron the family residence.|a preliminary bearing in Judge g fall and run off of this basin. The Cedar lake and the city’s intake sec. | Mandal ane menaational eoenih The | sig Mast Cherry atreet, Hey. Donald | Cann's court this morning. — Soy Seattle Mining Exchange. Official Brokers. only reliable data we have in that tion | Mites ie to be consulted as well as| Boas officiating pleaded gutity and was bound over Une are those secured during portion (3) A considerable area of land) co... corbin. and that the former is! a Ee to the superior court. His bond w Of the years 1895, 1896, 1897 and 1894, along Taylor creek to have more to do with the mi ng Bt sang ; fixed at $1,000, = | ty T. A. Nobie, C. B., for the Se- (4yThe outlet of Walsh's lake and tary peliey of the government Beg wae geasesesosooosooosooes eeecesoesecoe: attle Power company. land between sald take and| a jday, wae ¥ { “Mr. Nobie reports that the aver- Cedar river. j joclock fr « SMALL FAC og hte . | —as SS ad b ’ | iahias Giiiiinnn Wines | Advantageously ia the Aogualmie Bullding mo Space and Elect Main street | 7 { Tr 1 Is f Pythiag, will gwe al @ ad avenue south. SENT 10 JAIL oA Soeemtion 40 e5-G0r.| SEATTLE CATARACT CO, 1 | | raw All Knights are/ - ans for th ew Snoqualmie Light ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Aug. &—| ove ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. §—The re- eoeeoooooooooorres hk | For some tine women and girls have lored” Evangelist R. Ver-| beilion in Ot. Patrick’e church itn H complained of a man who has come | viding meeting# every even-| Kast 8t. Louis, caused by the Irish 4 }up betind them on the lower section tesion on fhe corner of) members of the congregation refus- £ the Boardwalk, given them 8] enue and Madison eet x to accept as their pastor the ‘ Brey and then dashed off. and) ud, fn’ inmtl rman priest, Father Cluse, is be- : ‘ stiaiaaai aE the hee tit Bagel J8- | cute w 18 F ved to be near an end. It wi mney, Ot Parineeaenle, wor eel at Madr ¢ 4 today that the Americans. arrested for these actions nie 8 | num ne 109 of the 700 tn the o é ere Robberies Have Recentl Taken sim, with ting Feaponsibie for ll The fi cated out] nemnnrine 19 of tha 30 fe Ge cone ‘ the hugging. yet his formance | about 9 xtnguleh|churetg and accept Father Cluse. 4 P} Li \ R k d lt Nes be the corr ho given of | brush bill This witl bar the Irish, who will be 4 those of the mysterious hugger. left without a church or pastor un- 2 -o- ied ¢ 4 young girl. who re uscd : >K pF r . Y on. The bithop, as soon as the new 4 oo - names, were approached at Missin. | ph 3 chureh is built and ready for occu- 9 sippl avenue by McKinney, who took ag a 4 aon gn ay" || pancy, will permanently-close up St World Ss “ A resolution was introduced by] bers, and Councilman Ditier declared) od of the young girl's beautiful) with robir . . Patrick's, so that further guarding : Preaident Rinehart at the city oo If the boxes were removed from |!0ne hair and began to kiss her, ‘The | several months ago, was bound over | of tne property by the Irish will be Leading cil last night, which provides ne robberies would be much| WOMan turned on him and he trans »t supertor rt — * "PE | unnecessary. the chief of police shall be d frequent. McArdle moved to| ferred vac demonatratt _ Bd r ; Haced at § j Specialist | to investigate and report to th he resotutton, and it was car-| throwing bis arms around her an ng permits wer sed today | i coune!l the name of propristors of | ried unanimously giving her a hearty hug. She push SE Se | RAILROAD PERSONALS. | saloons, where robberies have heen rdinance was passed imposing | ** him away end wae R aboring | ' tee t 1708 Twenty-ftth ' committed. When this is done, the 4 ¢ $28 per day on deniers in| 29 VR Ber embrelia when & mass) nue to Ke. F. Roeardus| 7 A. Quinton, of the Houston & s 3 sas matter will be taken up regarding) Jowsiry who sell their wares at auc. |Cuine £tiend put in an appearance) Pyne (0 Cont Wns Me re renidence| Texas Central railroad, le expected The Glory of Man is His Strength—The Ambition | the revoking of those saloon Hcenses The fin j completed the devastation of) | .. ee ; north to|'! Seattle to spend his vacation. a 4 | ere coon eaten Esonees. The finance corn: McKinney's features be teenth avenue north t ne of Woman is Her Beauty—Both Can ¥ ance rain c ecinniaiitaeeie | | CC. S@hlelds, assistant general sup- FY 4 that certal < pel eale * t ow — . - 8 . | that certain saloons below Yesicr ie inspector. FB] @ tonging at Erle, Pa. | shuaunaain oy Gee ease Photos Be Acquired. A sei craic ggg hcg ty © to $40 per month, | i Fighting Joe’s Successor ¢... 1). western division. isin the city : confide n r nd PRIE, Pa., Aug. \—Edwin Heidier) 1, » Pe *s tr Sponcaiinns Pe] tice the unwary {nto their places k jwas hanged here this morning for RCTORTA, B. ¢ ve ane eee ‘ rob them. This is with the! ‘The any arked the| killing his brother -in-taw, Levi|™ sor ae 6 Division @uperintendent Rarn Thousands Restored to Health and Happiness on the 4 i Siew iedes. ot the pecprietors. xt city water| Kreider, during @ quarrel over a) (orn Weatrine, | Une Great North, at Everett, te in Pacific Coast Who Had Been Given Up by Other ; . Oo Was present, sta tt) maine et overlooking | mortgage. | prantrega = ve Seattle in bis private car. : he knew of one case where a Take ‘Wrasse Thirty-fourth ee oe - rday. He will| Tee a Physicians His Specialties and j je man passed a “fas end Thirty-sixth nues, where the | have tion | General Manager Miller and Gen- Hi SE TM I tae acincoer whtls| ee ee ane avaEuOn, where the| enti STOCK | ral Passenger Agent Dans, of the Mode of Treatment, t was being pulled in y ‘ thro tte o be fF . attle & International, have gone ee oe : BE asenendT tee ore aiceaseers| mroush Hee pr perty ‘as } to be ma- | r a trip of inspection over the| _. All you have to do to learn beyond a doubt what your trouble is and in court. ected At the Seattle Mining Exchange |road. ‘They are expected to return| bebe: vorlley Bregses edb to me gdbr Dr. re ecthap —s ord ° pecs: aes | 4 a‘ " = vet today considerable business waa! tomorrow. and secu Consultation and advice and an expert examination The sensation Srongnt « 3 als ; Te counctl n adjourned to meet pep bon - . WILL REFUSE ro Dr. Reeves’ wonderful appliances. No matter what your disease is, or cussio! e different me 4 tions sold. were ae follows: 1,000 J. Steeple, istrict freight and, how many you have, this offer applies to you—and it’s free. 21Q. 8. M. & M., at $8, buy at 40 days, passenger agent of the Southern Pa- ® Py * i $25 cash; 1,000 Repubile, at : oat é : : ce, went for a trip to Chehalis this le, buy at 30 days, $10 cash; 5,000 < ; ; " a. warts enmmeenl 1 t | } Biack Tall, at 18, buy at 30 days, |! sri age del rene sy yr gb cae mT oh a vr cas ain tigi | It is the rare opportunity that comes once ina lifetime to learn from THE DICTATOR. COUNCILMAN 10 per cent. cash; 1,600 Lone Pine | een aan cee soint con. | and Mra. A. & Mann, are in town in| & Tecomnised authority—Chronic disease expert—just what your trouble Surprise, at 3% c. buy at 30 days 19) YRation to participate | act oh | oe tein Wente Pacific ear] and whether or not it is curable, | MANILA, Aug. 4%. — The AKRON, ©., Aug. &—~<A row occur-| cash; 1,000 Princess Maud, at Te, buy | TTAnevee r rs * | I. eeves S onest it t e ic eonsuls have received copies of “an red in the Akror yeounci! chamber | @t 20 days, 10 per cent. cash JONT } Aug. 8—The Bx The local ofice of the White Pass & ‘ appeal to the powers for recognition tr n which chairs we seq} Quotations and bide were as fol r mpar vethat Yukon has Just received coptes of the If he finds a case where medical skill is powerless, he frankly tells at ten Pitiiniy independ : : lows iia a , locided to dia. time schedule in effect between Skag.| the patient so—and gives such advice as will aid them, without charge, e pinos’ independenc sed weapons, and one man came out LISTED sTocKs eG niga f th Way and Bennett. Two daily trains If you are curable Dr. Reeves will te so—and tell you just how } by Aguinaldo at Ta Th ' th © with « broken arm and Asked. Bid.| arrica in view f no Tras . sre being run each way Leaving | much it will cost you to be cured. This ves sick people the trouble of guls have been requested to forward a bru i head 10 10 | refusal to participate in a joir kagway at 8:20 a. m. and 2p, m.,| going from one doctor to another to find out what they “THINK” the ; the documents to their re ve De | O’Mare, & prominent city 10 feren to investive the franchise| they arrive at Bennett at 1245 and| trouble je—and then trying to decide which doctor was the nearest to sie Me : a5 a5 . nd Ya | the truth, It saves suspense—it saves time—ft saves money—for Dr. ' governments. om and a dig six-footer, w : 1% daapeen 7 j m. ‘The return train leaves Ben-| Reeves POINTS OUT THE SORE 5 ——TRULS YOU EVERY ACHE | tt an 1 beat les aly ‘4 = | nett at 7:15 a. m. and 2 p.m, and) AND PAIN YOU FEEL—tells you why you suffer—and how you can be t rt at pur = ee rm PERSONAL MENTION reach Skagway 12:45 and 6 p. m.! cured. There is no mystery about it—it is no superhuman bug-a-boo—but \ 0 gen upon h was C " man Har-| her avait No.8 21% 37% | Another train is run from Skagway) simply the result of years of special training—years of hard work treat- ; | ley Homan ¢ fellow, about Ave | we, atneraby Bonanza 17% to Summit and return, leaving; ing nothing else, and the grand experience gained in treating thou | feet . Sullivan . 2 20 M Hella 1 distance) Skagway at 6a, m. and reaching) anda of similar cases—that enables Dr. Reeves to tell at a glance what ore } ~atoye eanton ot the counct Iden Tunnet . 65 telephone ot i Mt. Vernon,| Summit at 820 a.m. On the return! gan is affected—how and why—and what the remedy is. \ ; 4 tion to withhold = pee is Wash te Viatinw friends in the city, | tflp it leave Summit at 8:40 a. m. and / ‘ 7 snot prope (Fb Mig eM CO cece: Masel,” vyooa| ver at xoeway at asec | Tet Those Come Who Have Some Complicated ‘Trouble | | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. * ’ oo x wae not Prop” | Albert Edward ee 8 J Memernen, of | ts | Funes HORTHWESTER nT n ‘ | Genator Fairbanks and the war de-|Orsarr salled Homan e dirty Iyine| H: San Poll... irnene Sound waxies pag Moa aAd HW STOCKS | no nave suffered for years without knowing just what tt was that ‘ ; | partment are having a warm strug-| thier veouited len Tunnel Dev Edy raga ntl de ' 2 | aid all them and are perplexed by the different opinions given by differ- ; gle over the question of removing abl ttle gas | At the Northwestern Mining Ex-| ent doctors, Reeves will tell you HOW you suffer and WHY you suf- 5 @lothing factory that i# connect Thumb 20% 20%) ery FR Fordick, a merchant of| Change today quotations apd bids! fer, and if your case is curable he will tell you how you can be cured, and ; with the commissary at J Morning Glory 12 Lakeside ‘ t the Stevens,| Were a8 follows if you are incurable he will you so. I ' ersonville. The department has been Insurgent 5% , 4 LISTED STOCKS. - making persistent effortu to remc Quilp 10% Asked, Bid C Tod Ci M (l (i A D Thi W it, and the senator has worked hard Black Tati 16% 15 FOUGHT 10 Miller River .. 3 1 Ome ay, Ome On ay, Ome ny ay IY ee | , i i yen: da lel say MATCH WAR tio dla pd akege ’ Cua Ad ayes : fat And Dr. Reeves will examine you free of charge. Dr. Reeves’ contin« e Py to prevent Dea taat teas Ot y setialir “itt an Hessedhes |. 4 -- "| ual practice in treating nothing but chronic diseases has won for him c an | Gattattinsen, Uae inbdie to Philadel untain Lion 100 | tn lex Horontte a i14| the largest practice among the best classes of people in the West, His t i phia. Then an effort was r ode CHICAGO, Aug, &.—Kdwin Gould) Rebate , *acific Coast Gold eK. | success is attested by the thousands of published testimonials from aick . 5 Ms snag oa nA ts York, for many years. com-| Princess Maud .... Mi Golden Tunnel BS people made well all over the great W ; orca a rer ives any work and | "dered i and implacable Kate Hayw rd ’ 1% KNOXVILLE Tenn Aug. &—)¢ 0 Go 1 : 900 Call and see DR, POWELL REEVE KORN BLOCK, 115 YESLER j bg i this too wan ste tb i : ' ft Dy nd Match Co.,|Chespa . 2% 1 | In 1 n mountain road in| South Half, a le WAY, SEATTLE, WASH., and secure proper treatment before it is too = ba y bur DP Me Ad i 3 a age Doe a aed s B 4 ‘a poate t late, before you are beyond medicaland human aid. His experience in ¥ effort is being made and Mr. Fair Ni-| Evening ur ‘ u La ur t Win na pper Vaul 1 1 a “ banks is again on the warpath, thia| Pector f npany by vote) Rarmbler Caribou au ’ { «hot to death his uncle, Clel UNLISTED &TOCKS treating such ye ph Boag world-wide, He has cured thousands of al with b hed : reat a special meet uckleberry 7 7% | tar i, a uimsel Asked 4,} others and he CAN CURE YOt time armed with a long pe 1 waren In Huckh A ' ' : ’ 3 ' ; - mated, Bid Pationts living away from the city who cannot conventen a the sewing women of Jeffersonvi t it ta The following sales were mad fatally injured m Wor Eagle . 412 200 1 : t a : 4 prov oa: Mr. Gould's a n tothe mateh Seal Pay, 1,000; Standard Deer A quarrel of lor nding culmin-|Cariboo Camp Welt .....« 188 90 eid beggar (pail ag Mohan pa inept Oy s by letter >i > » 1, f , tu absorption, Trail Ne. 2, 1,100; Weathe , , ater ' 1 1 men and both) Mountain Lio eee svoe 208 75 icines sen aif bad hei ib veg Abedin citi od hy part of the Pacific Yellow Fever Subsiding Pale malas akpuautr thie Sieg ibs haves SOR MeIea. COT Ge cee + Lat: Semen. Aving:| BanHORe tee 1a) q1q | Coast. OMice hours, 9 a. m, to 9p. m. Direct all mail to | ie Gea cae Db. C., Aug. & mond Mateh Co., marks the final and! M., 1,500; Albert Edward 0; Gold. | Th un man fell mortally Copper Vault . AE i / jo death, and no casen of yellow| furmal ending of the “war? which|en Tunnel Dev., 1,000; Tom Thumb,| wounded, an@ his uncle shot him| Copper Bell .... | 4 } fever are reported from Hampton | has vexed and troubled stoc kholders ), Insurgent, 0; Princess Maud,| through the heart, fell dead across The following Korn Bloc 15 Yesler Way u this morning. into the Diamond Math, _ | 1:000; Huckleberry, 6,600, hie nephew's body, [1000 Pacific Coast Gold Mining Co, ‘ Sea! Wash, ' it bd