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STOVE AND rlNWAke
Business at the old sand. on Commercial
street. Idelsdi2rx J. SCHRAM.
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LosDss, Dec S-The Prssideci Of
the Birmingham LLbers4 Association
denies the truth of the ram that
Bright Inteads TO resign bis seat ID
Parliament.
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* PER CENT DISCOUNT WILL
81 be given on cash sales of Watches.
yewelIy, Slverware and Clocks during
December Buy yeur Holiday Present.
where you can get reliable Goods and
US will be engraved free OF charge.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-07

SotIKT. April 6-The striking quarry
iafn today oserpovered q posse OF de-
iai1 shsrifs, ,Fha refused 10 FIRE on
leem. and drove 0ai the new men.
landing them roaGhly. The Governor
- bean telegraphed TO call out the
iaiiifis. and ssrio1s treuble b feared
,snofsoE morning as the deputy aheriffs
~ going 20 make Q stand. and the
!tEihsfs say thc.f viil not be responsible
'2 esnseqaeness II they are hfe$ on.
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ssssveral years ego | vas running 9
fasa sxpreaa One night we we're thnee
hears behind time. and II there b any
thing In the world hate. itAs 20 anish
run behind schedule. These grade
crossings Of one horse roads are nuis
anees 20 the trunk lines. and vs had
habis of alline 10 stop. merely slsektn9
up for can. Al ons crossing ! had nsver
ssan train at that time Of night 30
rounded the curve Of the cut a full tin
was assonished 70 see thai frei9ht
train vas standing right over the cross
ina. evidently intending 10 Pot fec
oars 90 eur switch. ! gave the danger
whistle. and tried 10 stop my tram. ons
had sssen heavy sleepefa 90, and we
iuaa did dawn thaf grade spite Of every
thing ooaid do. Qaieksr thsn can
tsll ycu. the brakeman Of that freigef
train uncoapled Q car iuss back OF our
ereazina. and eiRnailsd the engineer %
20 aheAd. which be die sharply. bat
barely In time 90 let ~ tAro1ge. In
fast. the pilot Of usy engine took The
batter on the rear car. Throagh this
littls hels % slipped. and lives
and property we're saved Noe.
that brakeman Gas oniy common rail
roadss. YEA be az thai sisaataon
Cd glance. TheFe wasn't tune 10 run
he whcle train Cd the crossing dor even
half sf it--barely tine 30 pah NJ ene
car length BY psomps. Qaick sc<k. he
ksps hts wiss aboal hisn -. venture %
cay, nos Que man in . taousAnd would
have done. and saved my reputation u
net my life. he b pow . divtstoa 50
psfintesdens Of one of the best roads 10
this eoaniry.--CAsease Herald.
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MORE MARINES.

WASHINGTON, April the Secretary
Of the Navy, IN vlew Of later dispatches
regarding tho troubles at Panama, and
especially one frum Commander Kane
Of the Galena, has decided 10 send q
further force to the Isthmus by tbe Ac-
hpuleo. Following 10 CommAnderKane's
dispatch:
CoLoS. April 4, 1886.
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington
The vessels nov on the way to Aspin-
wall, together with the force on the Para,
will be sufficient to open and guard the
transit. II supported by the ships at
Panama. without gnch seaport an ex-
trs force of 500 men viii be required.
Everything 10 quiet Ia Aspinxall, and
all American property is hs well protect
ed a. my force will permit. have lie
offisers and men on shore. Ny CON-
mand Ia safe and well. Only one for
eigner has been killed, % far as known.
There are about 100 Colombian Govern.
ment troops here holding q large mum
Der of prisoners and rendering no as
sisiance 10 preserving order. The rail-
road company is atording all possible
relief TO refugees and has cent many out
on tbs line Of the road. The transit
remains closed. One relief reached
Panama last night At great risk. having
been stopped by insurgents and one per
son forcibiy removed. Tue wires to
Panama are continually being cut.
kAsK, Commanding.
Secretary Whitney has sent the fol
lowing dispatch 10 President Hou ston,
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co..
Later dispatches indicate sues con
dition Of thines that conclude 20 send
80 @ore msn tomorrow. Can you take
thsmw
OUR PoBoEs On TIE IsraNUS.
WAsHIsaros. April 6.-The Secretary
OF the Navy has ordered 80 marines
and 100 blue jackets TO aail today on the
Acapulco, from New York 10 Aspin vail.
when these uen arrive at their destina-
ton, the United States Will have force
of about 100 men and 100 officers on
the Isthmus. The marines are armed
With Springfield rides and the sailors
with Hotchkiss rifles -Four eating
guns and two three-inch rihed guns,
With 10000 rounds Of ANIMATION.
will be sent with the men leaving New
York. The entire force will be under
command Of Admiral Jouett. WAC is
expected 10 arrive at Aspinwan With
the Tennessee By wednesday. Captain
b. II. McCaila and Lieut.. r. II. Mason,
who left Washington for New York on
Friday last, have been ordered 30 pro-
coed 10 Aspiawall today. Captain Nc
Gala will be in command Of the supple
mentary force Of marines. subject 20
the orders Of Admiral Jo1ett. Lisat-
Masoa vill be in command OF the artil-
iery.
With the arrival Of the Tennessee a
Aspsnvali. the Gess will consist Of Ave
vessels, including the Tennessee. the
flakahip Of the north Atlantic station.
with - Runs. the fantie with Z guns.
thu GalsnA with eans, she SxAtars
With 9 guns. and the Alliance with 8
guns.
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The Seattle Chamber % Cousmcrce
held iss rsealsr mentally meeting last
night.
. A uumbsr % hills vssr ordered paid,
ipelodnns 90 Tor kilograms 10 Wash
inas~n city.
Additional .,iDs wss givan The Cogn
uissea on Beaded wsrehouae % re-
port
SECRETARY Seosa uss instructed 10 set
the pamphlets concsrnins tie city and
coanty which we're printed AZ the 81
reese % the Ghambsr. and vhich %
the nnmber of soueshinQ OVER . thoa.
sand have not heen delivered.
Mse@rs Fursh. OsRood ard Burke
vere appeinteA 3 oommistse 10 meet q
Board % Trade Commiftes 10 arrange
Zee ths invitasson q sxcarslontsts 10 VS.
il cor city and the snbsaaent eestowsl
aean them Of proper eoarteeies-
MessrsL Scott, Davies and Chilesrs
we're appoinisd q committee 20 saufsl
wish Board Of Trade Cdmsaistee 90 -
socaa the pahlicaticn o. an im@izrassoz
pamphlss, the Board 81 Trade having al
ready taken sGsps tookiaG 20 TIE sAnss
ehjeef. and appoinisd ~ tts eonmftte'
Msssrs FaFsk- wAld and Pumphrsy.
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PORTLAND, Or, April s.--Yesterday
nve young men Of VancOuver wen. dRck
hunting Ia boat. After getting out IN
tne river they began rocking the boat,
which overturned, drowning three. The
osnef two escaped by elin9in0 20 the
boat. Their names are not known
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

BOARDING HOUSE CONTAINING
~ n reozA with dnabie pzrA0ra and
pA4ne. IN O.ymplA W. T. sifnass6 In shs
eenter a. Ne business pcrsio1 of The city,
On FourfA street., e65u1ninx de Nalple
SHADE ezfoaa- and kn0En - "ifhs Get
t1E+ fer1lt1re. neeEly naN. % BE akd
g graf osrgAtn. O. hou.e sd euntsists
leksD1 . re7goa4t BE tananf % FeaN1nn-
BE serlu& Ugner retirsng frum hzmlnexs
On account of POOR knafkh Far pmrslcu-
kAxs ADDE'S n r. BHOECHAFT.
mis- % Ea4 EsGaaa Axsnk Uy1pis
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PACIFIC COAST.


sAS FAAscrsoo. April 6.--Nrs. Astnea
nh sharon. WIS u ~zs Supposed had
ned % HOrotasn TO escape being obllos.d
70 produce tbs dear vife'7 lEtsers 81
the alleged marriage eontFses Win S~n-
ator Sharon before the United ststss
Great Court. vas discovered ana ~
resseo Ia tHis city last nighs By Dsputy
United states Marshal Gregory So
va admitted 70 bail in the sua, AZ
ksUD, Gus;ave Refs and Mr. Oahe
p1fEstt R0in2 on her bond.
Gan fAAiscfsco, April e.--JudRs saw.
yer, U11tec States Circuit Cs1Yt. this
afternoon condemned Mira. HilI-sharon
70 - hours ia tie county jail for con
teupt Of e01rt. Mrs. Hill sharon Re-
fused 10 obey The order Of the cont Ia
pfod1ee the marriage contract. 50 that
the ink IN the bedy OF tie do-nu1ent
and that in Mr.. Sharon's sioust1Te
might be tested. 20 see il IL vas ths
same. Mrs. Hill Sharon in reoly 10 her
sentence said, II an perfsotly wiling
10 20 10 jail and TO stay there. sir. 10
prosees my rghts- The Jail has no tsy-
rors for me. III burn those papsrs Ia
nlgnt before they shall have them
"nils she was being led from the court
room, soc ~ credited with threatening
70 I'll snArsn when she got cot of IAiI.
tocRe Sawyer made q new order thst
the marriage contract and other papers
Dc produced in court on wednesday
Rext.
They Rocked the Beat.
PORTLAND, Or, April s.-Yestsrday
I'VE young men Of Vancouver wen. dnck
nnntlne Ia boat. After getting out IN
tne river they began rocking the boat,
which overturned, drowning three. The
oenef two escaped by elin9ing 20 the
poat- Their names are not known
here.
a san Rranessos Lsser.
sAs FEAsoIsoo, April 6.-Dr. r. II.
Mcdonald, president Of the Pacific
Bank OF this city, 4. II il stated this
evening. creditor of the Exchange Ma
tional Bank OF Norfolk, Va, which
failed few days ago, 70 the amount Of
t1o1,0Oa He owned 100 sharee of the
capital stock ~ that bank, which COS,
aim 800, 200, besides having about $40
loo on deposit IN 10. HIS 500. X. H.Mc-
Donald, Jr.. who is manager of the Pa
slfic Bank, In an interview tonight on
The sub3ect admitted the main fact, bu,
'added that should the amount invested
and on deposit prove total loss, his
father would stand il without soraplsin-
ing. DR.. MoDoasld's immense wealth
Eili fortunately pfrmit him TO bear the
loss without embarrassment.
shipping lnseIiixenee.
BAN FRAscIsoo. April 5.-Arrised-
Steamers Wellington, from Departure
Bay; Alki. from Seattle.
Sailed Ship Elderado. for RI Towns
end; barks Enoch Talbot, for Seattle;
Mary Glover. for Pt Discovery; sehr
Vessa, for Ps Townsend.
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FOREIGN


LASER sef1nfeef eeTtew.
Lospos. Al5Eii 5.-Ths program o, the
Easter Volunteer review AZ Briotsor -
oRy lad 20 Be eonsidsrshly e1rtSsIeA
2Slna 70 heavy rain which e, 10 early
this morning.
4 Reiikioas Rls1.
Losf>0sy April ga dispafen from
Larulca- lslaisd Of Cyprus, reports thai
: SERIOUS not took place, growing cut Of
= atsssk Epofi religions procession Of
TOE Greek Church While the vrooes-
son Sas passing . club house q usrty
OF ioonRsrs began 20 host. FiaAIIv
teeJ attacked tue proeeszioaists With
stone. and tue troops bad = be szlIfd
o0t before the disturbances sas quieted.
China sRd Japan.
San FRAsCIsoo. April 6.-Ths Dnsau-
lea arrived this afternoon with Hong
kong Gates to March iosh and Yok0-
mama 10 March list Ihs Shanghai
HsroAsg says the Ficeroy Of the Yun.
nan and ksai Ch0n9 provinces has is-
saed decree conmsndinR the ds<truc-
iloa OF all Roman Catholic converts.
Ihe decree also orders that all Roman
Catholic converts and all foreigners be
killed. Reports had reached Shanghai
that several koEaan Catholic mission
houses bad already been destroyed and
several hundred converts killed. Tke
village Of klngzpinR, too days journey
from Tall. has been destroyed and 90
converts and two priests killed. The
oniy reason assigned by the Chinese
NIeeroy for tie massacre u tia. the
Roman Catholics we're going TO revolt
against the Chinese Governmsnt. Vice
roy Il Hung Chang has appointed Gen-
eral Lehman, PrussiAn sfficer, 70 toe
chief Command Of the Chinese artillery,
a Chise>e Lean
HossKOSa, April s. A Shanghai
banking corporation has negotiated q
loan Of . million and q half pounds
sterling foe the Chinese Government.
Maritime customs are given a. security
for the loan.
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REMOVAL.

TyHE sKATTLE HARDWARE COM
L. rany, sueces~ws Of Ballard a Sox.
kefshy announce the removal 81 their
store and stock - the Ssone hFtck bald
tax s. Fnonf street. where they net enly
hare . more elegant plAce - b1zsnsss
TOT one several tines larger, kneiaaIas
rive entire eoorA Il thezr new qnarfers
he ComP4.y fstsna keeping lasg Z
seeck ksd 6oirR befteR basannsa. and
th1y hope % nssrss and receive conkinn,
anSe ~ the gsnera1B p@Rron29a ksr~so-
fore Bestowed apon tbs Exm
THE SEATTLE HARDWARE co.
Anrfl Z lAsa as
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krEx,s EPgzsRG.
rS9AvoaANrR rrsye.


: WExTYEg, Arvil s.--Tsafr,x sy,,-D ,h.
IoEt1 iooae2te fesf the state Of ss4airs
there Is grovine worse. As bsfors- - !.
eRrsns from Col. Irvine 70 IT, fSoyar-.
Isos nave come through bS socrisr ana
'sy 80 nssG Sappsies are sssrcs.
AEoB Unless relief gets theonCA vsrx
30. t1s mounted police and all the
rriZee Albert people viii be eosurAaseIy
81 the mercy OF the rebels. frrins = -
thst reinforcement Of 800 men are
wanted 81 Prince Albert inmedia.sIv
ne seas toai TIE eo1ntry people. oSinG
70 threats from the rsoels. ar Ia,syinc
toeIr places, aad that the Teton sioux
.re ssar 1lnR over the country and com
milling cepfedstions. While sqp,pliss are
OSec%Lln& ss0rt- lhe Sioux referred to
are led by Chief White Can. and oocuny
the Reserve Assr Prince 4Ibert. Thsy
are refugees from the United states.
IrTine's message was dated Nsreh S1
Further word Is awaited zith erea,
anxiety.
The Hudson Bay Co. Isst NIGHT 70
eeived the foIlowin4 message from Fort
On Appelle: e" Have juss heard from Col
Irvine. He IL waiting FOR rsinforca.
roents. We have no particular news
from kin. The Teton sioox are som
hitting some d@predations ia the Prince
Albert district
Tie rebels have EVIDENTLY oreauiz.d a
provisional government. In addition 70
the messages signed By the Iieutsrant
Governor and the Secretary of saskatch-
evan, previously mentioned, the Hudson
Bay Co. hold others signed by the a.
sistant eomulssloner for the proyisionaI
goysrnment Of Saskatchewan.
The remainder of A and b batteries
arrived at Winnipeg this afterpoOn. and
the whole detachment, eomprisinr gls
otneers and men, with q hsrses and four
Spound gans, went west this evening,
A detachment Of Toronto troops is eI-
pecsed tonight, aad more tomorrow
afternoon
PAcIFIISS faK sALI skEEIs.
OTTAWA. Ont, April 6.-It is reported
thai As means Of pecifying she half
breeds 10 the Northwest the Govern
M mt will remove Mr.. Dexinev and an
point Mr.. Rayai, N. p, 20 the Lieuten-
ant Governorship Of the Northwest
Territory. Some OF the Government,
supporters urge that reward be offered
for the capture Of Bell, dead or alive,
bat tue Cabinet is said TO Dc divided IN
opinion IS to the policy Of such
course.
POS rRE SoRrawksI.
hISssTos, Dat. April e.--The Mid
land battalion, under the command Of
Colonel Williams, n. p, left for the
Northwest this morning.
On THE WAY TO PRINCE ALRKHT.
WINNIPEG, April 6.-The troops start
ed from Fort Qu'Appelle at day break
for Prince Albert. They will probably
be isined as FoQch wood Hills by A
battery and h battery, remaining at On
Appelle station. The Queens Own
rifles will Join the main body on the
march northwest. 4 Gordon Of police
hss been established along the inierna-
tionai boundary, and with the assist
snce Of the American troops in the De
partnent of Dakota the rebels escape
into Montaps will be prevented.
- - II
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Machinery for Sale.

one UPRIGHT POWER DRILLING
" Machines drills % the center q feet /:
saisshle for nll o. hlsckzruilA shop. The
aboys h new and vii b soa1 loH. Aieo,
o nllmber u nacond-hand steam purupA
MORAN Bros
pkle4. Yesleris Wharf, eeafkle. ~. r.
y n bar AtI NJ
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a Chiae>e Lean.
WASHINGTON.


Resigned.
WAsHIsGfos, April &C. d. Walker ,
Fret Deputy Commissionsr of Pen
sions, has resigned.
AeesmmostatiBg.
Judge Charles chssley, Soil itor Of
Internal Revenue. Who resigned at the
request of the Attorney General on
FRIDAY last, Withdrew bis resignation Il
the request of the President, who 10.
formed him that be would like him 20
remain in Office for at least sixty days
longer, his services being very desirable
IN closing 40 the operations Of the Rev
enue Bureau for the present fiscal year.
The Attorney General conceded heart
lily 10 the request.
The Chicago Pensiaa Ageney.
WAsHIsGreS, April S.-Secretary La
mar says today that he has taken no 80
ton 10 the esse of Miss Ada NJ. Swift,
Pension Agent at Chicago. Comnis-
sioner of Pensions Black said be could
not say anything for publication in the
matter.
kx-seeretaFy frelinghaysen SStng.
WAsHrseTos, April GA dispatch re-
ceiyed here this morning from the none
Of 81 Secretary frelinRhuyssn says he
Is not expeotsd TO live through the day.
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AAS.AN fokMN CAhtAa&-
fAAn April al. SGrss the erzAa 81
sssna. @ss tAat Cahines has been
Eaed lnelndinR N. De freyciees and
1871 Csmps,9nau. The nee Cabinet
-. soday 81 the Elyses. 20 draft . pro-
- % saemit "a Pari.Amsas toGnor-
hsisoa and DeFryesnss had = COZ
ssrenee vita Ferry YESTERDAY, in refer
'ase 70 Ne fanaain difficalty.
Esas0N's cAMExKT.
rAsass April &--M. Rsissoai hiss cuns.
OAhaael Although thu names
: We sseaeefs are nos YET made eahlic.
sseslt certain that the ministry vii
ea1Josed - f0lloxs: Rrshsn. Pres
49, ss.e 9, ne Conncii and kIiaisaef Of
.oass lnssrustinn; DsFrsycinei. Minis.
% 70 elan Affairs; AIlan TsresA.
S1sef q TIE interiars Cianiaseran.
= Slsasf sf FSnAaoe; Geolet Minisasr
ssss!ss; Gsneral CamIsarnon. Minis.
war Hadi Oaruos, MsRister of
=. 80 NerkS Fisrre lasRrAnds, Minis
y Akfiealtares nerns Maeaoa,
ssF - Osnmeree; CuhAnoa, Minis,
g fessstEees and Tslsxlraphss and
i7s-s.aa y - iassf. prOeah&y. AinistsF ai
sss snd oelonisA
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To assare the PEERLESS Digestion and
asnisnilation Of food. and 10 cure ehronic
DysssepsiA, IndiGestion. Flafalency Soar
Stomach, eiokhe2iecha, sse. nss De Ha-
vana Dyspepsia Cara Il nsser fails 70
elect sure. and b sapsrtor - all ned
siurs saered 10 The pzblie Tor thess troa-
hleA sampls bottles Tree ~ 4 b
SrxwAKr's drug siorel
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CALL AND SETTLE.

uAvTSe DISPOSED OF MT BusI-
III nsss n this cizg AsrsAy eAl urea
Al persuls ewing ne n Aaay o canns ear>
WNf1 and setl u ~ N early day o. thslr
aceuznis VII % piAned IN 10 bands a. Q
lawyer tor ecllscfasn-
ssse1ae. March N issA ne
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TINS waa wrrm rnx AEAss.

fHM Mklf.
suAzix. April 6..--rhe heal grows
largely.
Osnan Dsgns's sofa xas she's IN q 70
sisnf enaaeemsnt.
Az Advances.
fhs tiaAsda and she AassraliAn Con-
ezsnt snafchsd this mernine in the
s1setsaa Of Handcnb With orders 90
a1.l1 atfsba 81 that point. The British
MIsef 10 ssfiosis oFpositten untii Wed
-a<ys when they will probably reach
AF@as Mhsre large body af Arabs are
Npsrted 10 be sntrenehed.
lNpitxD n MUST.
L<Speas, Apsil 6.-0easfal Graham
N1xfapAs fr0ul Suakim 10 ths Govern.
nsaf - Follows Oar march 10 Tamai
ano or dssfrnsaion Of thai plsca after
1An DtgnAh boast 10 drive as into
~ -. .nass bare greatly discouraged
wuLzktKr AT wAps HAMEA.
nans nAiFa. April g. wolseley has
.ea here. fFincs Hssssn win 70
m 10 Cairo.
Nofnl FaoM sukKrM.
srakI,e. April 6--Casn. Wol@sly h en-
feefsd here sosn.
y = Aslisved that the guards sill
esaeAfk TOR nee post.
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TEE
DIR. LIEBIG
PRIVATE DIsPKxsAKY.
tOS es4Fy street, San Frsn.
eisco. Cal.

ou0ascsed By quaIiasa phy ATy1
aci.ns snd Surgeons regular N&%>I
81 ms or.ossr sprrz.rmv.T ZzSNSN1
Ia the unfte1 s,.ies, uho.s VAN
LfFE lose BKFsnEncz. Per. xsz1INl
feet msthed eRd pure msdl- ~
eins, tnsare ssEkeT and PKs- GN
MAitExr suEEs % ell Prfxs1e,
ohfonic and Nervous Dlnaase4 <kI
Afa.ctsons Of the Bxoon. Nxrw. LSf
kzfwcxs. BLsDDn EmuFrIoxsl ISL
UtaSERs. Old SoRzs swKEsFN3 ~
% TIE 0EAxne. koas Morrn. "
tEsoAr. BOSS PAHss. perzns1nanfir cured ara
srAd esasd frSln he sysem Nsr III.
NERVOUS Dsetiffy. Impossngr. ssmanai
$50 ssrz1 Decay, 9sstsi and Phyaoa
.se.nsess F.aanx nsunry, 'Hah Eysa.
riAss. ssrs, from sxnsRaas dlr yonflsful foilIrw
cured.
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we - msaie.l . W ana expanssace. oox-
saiL - &c Eafopeen fiiy.ieis1 81 enns. His
mtsesy ana shame. vhsa tnnosvsnt,st 70
vlsn tee eatg fer Esstus maatanas can ~
seat ever whsrs - sxiRess fsee ffum olasnr
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tA~ e"4g1ys AM98iaE t1l1. ire
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80 speeaslisi, BY WHOM sssrr tI,swn rona
rcIheay : ussf. fss Dsstosfs AZ nd supsss.
ss.'e asAkss his evt'stcn - szpsuEs InspssL
had fss ne s4afsriss euias 20 Hsath
. 20 frs. Also. ssf Analyst
Dr. l4eltas w0HDskrxL AKmwam lwyMsnxa-
foA peFmsnenfiy prssr1ss al mnsstarzl lonaes
tr1Hm - sysfsD, nrnes ne narram, mretRsh-
ems rs masc,es ehecse fhs wss,s. aaVta1r1fs.
~ vhsis syssen, ssa fastoras he sfHlsiel -
hsslkh al hAppiIsss.
ne res.on - DGny eknnaa M ear,d AZ
ssnliEai WeAknas. isus q Maalxr>a. sse.. a
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fr.afassnt D.. Llshax's Inyszof1aor fs ne
eaay positive csrs f0r prossainrrAas. with Do
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sarsiy fr1m oessrvsfsea 10 pssps tns vae.
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nlesfs - stsary from Kasrny. nain Esiss.ss
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SEzzolsmA IxScRxnI -Sandsy sssnr
inc Captain Hanson. aEst 0fnser % the
oasan 20 the PaaiGo. vhils sapsrtn
tsnziana tie loserlnx Of TIE sAatee a.
TIE usal innline. - - - ioed Tie s,esza-
sAin, est esaeht and badly tsmmsd.
DE-. saith Vas called and dfcssed
tiss w,sanda Tbs Injuries are quite -
we're and the anfnztunAss man sa4sEs
great pain.
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LAYING APPOINTED THos. n.
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ktre sad Marine lzszeAnoe Co. q San
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