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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
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The following Is House Memorial
No. 5. introduced by Mr.. Nundsy =,
praying for the erection Of fortifcs
lions on Puget Sound:
To the Honorable Senate and House
If Representa- yes OF the United
States, 10 Congress assembled: The
Legislative Assembly OF the Territory
OF " ashington respectfully represent;
That the maritime commerce OF said
Territory arises almost wholly on
Puget SJuud. the finest body Ui land
locked tide water 10 the world.
That said Puget Sound has shore
line within the Territory of over IF,
teen hundred miles, Wits almost num-
b,Fless safe and cApacious harbor>,
and that adjacent thereto are uniim-
tied resources of timber, coal and
iron.
That upon said Puget Sound are
fac. growing and prosperous cities,
and about dOZen mill towns enjoy
ing very extensive foreign ana
cOastwise commerce; that The prop
erty concentrated ia such cities and
towns now amounts To over twenty
million dollars. and Is rapidly ill.,
creasing; that the foreign al q domes-
tic maritime commerce of said cities
and towns for the year 1885 aggregate
over ten million dollars, as Is shown
by the Custom House reports.
That the early completion of one
or more railroads across the Cascade
mountains will bring the products of
the great wheat fields of Eastern
Washington TO Puget Sound for for
eign shipment, thereby at once more
than doubling the present commerce
of that district; that the importance
of the future commerce of Puget
Sound can be gaged-to some extent
by the fact that agricultural districts
whose products will unquestioubly
come to its harbors for shipment in
the near future, are capsule, when
settled and furnished means of trans
portation. of raising Que fourth as
much wheat as the largest crop ever
produced in the whole United States. |
Your memorialists further repre-
sent: Tbst this entire District of Pu-
get Sound and its substantial and
growing commerce is wholly without
means of defense by sea, although
there are several defensible headlands
which might be easily and impreg-
nably improved by modern long
range guns; that said headlands were
many years ago selec ed and reserved
by the Government for purposes of
Notifications, but have never yet been
used for the purposes contemplated;
that Notifications at two points near
the entrance to the said Sound would
etfsctually protect the whole thereof
and the above mentioned harbors.
That within Ihirty-five miles of
said points is the British Pacific Ma
val Station of Victoria. where the
English Government always main
tains considerable feet of war yes
sells, and where said Government is
now spending many millions of dol
lars in the construction of docks aud
Notifications.
Wherefore, your memorialists earn
estly ask that Congress cause suitable
Notifications To be erected at one or
more points on Puget Sound, and
that an effective armament be pro-
vided therefor.
And your memorialists as in duty
bound will ever pray.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
'.seRv o, RECKIEss..

Hs wss The greenest old nsn you
ever saw. He looked erorrd the
passenger coach in a wsy 70 prove
lhst he had never entered one be-
fore. aud be sa, down SO softly. and
} seemed 10 De 80 afraid Of dsmagin I
something. that all the Passengers
smiled.
BY and by young msn went
over and sat down beside him
This young man might have been
directed by flial affection, and be
might rot.
Which way, uncle'7 he softly
asked.
"Ne' Oh. I'm goin' to see ny
dsrter ia Connecticut.
Ever travel mucLf"
This is the first time | wss ever
on the keers- I've driv of seventeen
miles with the oxen 10 see my other
darter, but oxen haint no comparison
10 these keers.
/ should say not. II takes a lot
OF money 10 GO to Connecticut and
back "
"Drefful lot, but l iIst sold the
farm, you know"
Il presume you could change q
hundred-doliar bill for me:"
"Oh. jist as well as not"
Il may want you to by and by.
This is good weather, eh:"
'Sirordinary weather fur fall
James has been worried about his
corn, but | guess its all safe
Nothing further was said for some
time, the old man looking out the
window and the young man reading
a paper. The train made a few
stops. and the ear was so warm that
after while the old man began to
yawn and nod. He fought it off for
ten minutes, but at last his head fell
back, and his snores mingled with
the roar of the wheels.
4 slim white hand with tapering
fingers rested on his leg, then it was
elevated to his breast. Its touch
was that of feather. Its move
ment was that of serpent creeping
forward to strike. The fingers
touched an old-fashioned wallet.
The young man continued to read.
and the old man slept on. Inch by
inch the wallet was lifted from its
snug resting place, and the hand was
almost ready to remove it entirely,
when something happened. With a
sudden movement of his right hand
the old man pinned the interloper
fast, and his voice was heard calling:
You blamed skunki But
knowed all the time what you were
after! Where's the CONDUCTOR"
There was rush of passengers.
and they found a helpless, confused
pickpocket and an indignant, but
yet elated old man.
Consarn his picktur, but he
took me fur an old hayseed from a
back medder! Work roots on me,
will ye! Set a trap fur me and fell
into it yerself, eh:"
Even a professional pickpocket
hadn't cheek enough to urge single
excuse. The fellow hadn't one
blessed word to say, and was walk
ed off to the baggage car to be kick
ed to the platform at the next
station.
"Ie see, said the old man, as he
turned to the inquiring passengers,
Il hadn't orter done it. When a
man has bin constable. sheriff, or
drover all his days, travelin' all over
and meetin' all sorts of folks. he
hadn't orter play off greenhorn aud
break young mans heart like this,
but felt sort o reckless this morn.
ID, must put curb on my speerits;
I'm getting too cd to be playin
Jokes on contidin' young men,"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
To all whom itmay Concern
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND Pear,
Sound RAILROAD COMPANY,


SEATTLE w. T., July q, isn
WHEREAS, BY DEAD BKAKIN0
w Gate August l9 1874 txecuted In par
suance OF an ordinance approved Alsuk
Is. 1873 the city OF Seattle conveyed htAe
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad ~
Transportation Company, ali the tds
lands south OF King street In said ciy 4
Seattle, in. along. around and aboutkllic
bay. from extreme high to extreme lov
tide and deep water and,
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly q
the Territory Of Washington. By an Al
approved November & 1873. ratified and
confirmed nid grant and conveyance upe
certain conditions, which have been FUN
performed by said Company and,
Whereas Said Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lAnds b
said Seattle and Walla Walla Railroat
and Transportation Company. In fss sin
pie; and.
Whereas, The United States has soQu,
esced in said grant and conveyance; and
Whereas, The said Seattle and Wkh
Walla Railroad and Transportation Con
psny has transferred and conveyed I'll d
said lands TO the Columbia aud Pun
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore, the said Columbia ant
Puget Sound Railroad Company herehg
gives notice that IL claims the exclusive
right to occupy said lands and 70 ereu
wharves and other structures thersoa
and that all persons are hereby notified b
refrain from occupying or entering upa
any Of said lands without the oonsenS b
writing, Of said Columbia and Pug&
sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGET soUNDRRm
BY T. J. MILNER.
APPS Assistant superinssadssk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
now TO sE1rsE HEALTH.

IL Is strange any one will suffer from
deranRemept brought on by impure
blood, when SoovILL's SARsAPARILLA
AND sTILLISaIA, Oh BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, will restore health to the phys,.
cal organization. Ii is a Strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
blood purifier ever discovered, curing
Serofals. Syphilitio disorders. Weakness
OF the Kidneys, Erysipelss, Mslaria.
Nervous disorders, Debility, Bilious
complaints and Diseases of the Blood
Liver, Kidneys, stomach, Skin, etc.
A. b. SrEwART. Agent. DIV
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Notice OF Final Proof.

U. 8. LAND oYFIcK Ar OLYMPIA. WE
JAnusry .. 1854.
Notice n hereby gisen that Wis =. -
Dkkws bsz nled notice OF int sfion 70 mss'
nnsl proof before the Judse. or In his
ssoce. the Clsrt Of TIE District Court, o.
once IN seattle. W.T.. on Friday, the -
dsy Of February. A ID. 1898. en- HouesssN
spp icstton No. ss2l. fJr the Sc \ Of - n~
9. township IS porth. rxngs Q east.
be Rsme- 80 witnesses: jay O. O'conns
Harry D. Frsnoh. Edwin u. Church and -
0rssns. all Of Heugh.on. W r.
I'm y. @ OWL
tAlkfsis R4u1G9 q Tie LAaf 60
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
Club Prices for The best Home and
P0rtign Literature

Possessed Of TnE LIVING Age and
one or other of our viv4cious Ameries n
mORi hlies. subscriber will find himself
IA command of III whole situation
philanelphia Evening Bulletin.
For $40 30 THE LIVING AGE and any
one of the American 81 monthlies Tor
arpers Weekly or Bez4Il .ill b. NJ
'or n year. postpaid or for 80 50 The
LIVING AGE aud the 1T, Nicholas
Address LIITHLL & CO.
ja6 Boston.
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EXCsTENsNvtN ySxas.

Great excitement has been caused in
The vicinity of Paris, Texas. bv the re.
markable recovery OF MIR. J. T. Corley,
who was 50 helpless be could not turn
IN bed, or raise bis head; every sody
said he Was dying OF Consumption. A
trial bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
Was sent to him Finding relief be
boaehi large bottle ard box OF DR..
ktsR's New Life Pills: by the tiue be
had taken two boxes Of Pills and toe
bottles OF the Discovers. be was veil
and had gained in iesh thirty I
pounds. Trial bottles of this great Dis
covrry for Consumption free at A b.
srKwARra DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16

TIE siek and aflletea shouid pct fail % al z
him. The Docsar has visited lbs bcspine
Europe and obtained . great deal 81 v.ises
infornation when be Is competent 70 tnpss
10 those In need 81 his services. De- 0bsW
viii make no charge unless he srscfs . ~
Persons cured a. home Gall OF WITT. -
Communications strictly eoeAdeniial. -
ten dollars for . paekage Of msficlns- -
dress DIR. =. Y. GIBBOE. Boz 1851. sso ~
cisco. CAi. Msntfen PosT-ISTKI1IoKnon
apfsfy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
Lands for The landIess.

THK sUBsCR BIER. LIVING ON
Rage hsrbor, nins miles west OF the
Guy o. eeAiiia wll sell = portion u MS
Al he low rate OF go PEI sore. rasl.nd
has bsen ioxset on and burn. q over M.
ti u % quite easily cleared IL q nearly
les ! has bat few stones. aud H. : in "a "
tescA u The water. sehool and chnr, &
within = mile Society good Call and
ds3wsn II M. H0SRISsoS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16

JUsT ls.-rwo thousand poHndsithe
best Buckwheat Floor VIC have ever had.
Absolutely pure. Just the thing for
these cold mornings. c. p. STONE. tea
and coffee merchant. las
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
Administrators Notice.
EsrATE OF ANTHONY BArsE D 4

ENsrATE OF ANTHONY BAINE. DE-
IL ceased.
Notice is hsrehy given by the under,isp ed |.
administrator Of the shove named estate. 4
The creditors of and all persons having
claims aga nsf said deceatef, to exhisit the
sam, with the necessary voucher within
Twelve m onths from the frst publication OF
this police. TO ths undersigned. at his place
Of business In Mason county w r. md IN
persons indebted TO sal 20 ate ara h,r.hv
nofinsd 70 make immed ate payment TO ne
undersigned administrator.
JAMES BAINE.
Administrator Of the estate Of Anthony
baiBe, deceased
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16

No cigar on the market can Show sucA
a wonderful record 40 " TansiIi's Punch"
Over 100000 sold last month in the
United STATES Sold only In this city
by RuaHEs 4 AIrIxn. iaI2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
Notice Of Final Proof,

o. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLyxPr. VT
Dsccmber q, 1885.
Notice Il her by given that EMMETT L.
ROBBINS has filed notice of inten ion g.
make final proof before t..e Reg str and Re-
ceivtr. 9, their Office. in Oily mpia. W. r., on
Tuesday, the 9th day OF February, A d.
IssS, on Pre- emption ID. \. No. 99iO. for the
y OF So Of section 20. township 70 north,
range 4 asst.
He nsmes a. witnesses: T. r Van Elm.
J. Crawford, A. Crawford and J. Quinn, all
Of DuvSmish, ". T.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
de2ajs2S Register Of the Land Office
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
i OF Alfred h. Wslaer. deceased.
voice Is hereby gwen that the under.
nknea was, o. an order af the Probate
Court Of king county. Washington Ter
.itory. made on tbs AL aay Of Decema r.
Isea appointed sdministra oF OF ia estate
o. Alfred n Va ker. deceAsed. All
CLAIMS against said estate must BE- pre-
seated 10 said administrator. with tne
aeoes ~ vouchers At the place OF trans
corner OF Marsoa asd Float a .rst. s@at.
va sash- Terry. within oae year aftes
sae aAta or this notice Or tho - na vii
Be FOREVER barred.
. TaQMA S r. MINOR,
A1ninlsirAfor OF the estate OF Alfred n
Walker. deceased.
- late OF notice and frst publication
Dec "a. iSSA ars'.s
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Accident ana Fire Insurance.. BIax-
cHAkp & PAKrRIDoE, Agents. d.S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16

T. r. pusPHxxr, InsaEaAce:aad Con-
mission Agent. isIo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
THE PUGLT SOUND SEEI

NARDeN OF A. G. TILLINGHAST.
VI at Padilla. Sssgit county. W. T.. is
the largest in this Territory. On Padilla
bay was grown more than 10 000 pounds
of G rden Seeds in 1885. most Of which
have 'en sent East, AID much OF which
coms back here > g ain, in pae kages from
East I'm dealers, TO customers who order
from the East.
Mr.. Til inghast has reserved some of
the rest, and has also mt East for a sup
ply of euch Seeds as are better grown
esewhere, and wi send out Flower and
v getabla Seeds on an ntirely naw plan.
He sends them postpaid by mail COLLECT
Ole d. LIVERY TO he paid for when they
are rec, ived.
Send for catalogue. In which will be
TO- nj prices descriptions ano all partic-
ulars. Add ess A. u. 1ILLINGHAST,
Jal3anw WIN Padi'la. Wash. Ter.
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PATENTS,

INVENTORS sEND MODEL OR
sketch OF your invention. when I viii
nAke careful preliminary examination
vice. ciru,:iArs. etc, vnrk on CnAaax. All
oas,neS before u. 3. Patent Once at
ended 20 Tor MODERATE yxka Informa,
ssoh and references sent on application.
NO ohAisssk UNLESS PATENT II snuSgREn
w..,, j h LlTrkI.
wsshinxton 2. C.. directly opposite U
~ tasont pnoaL noHwH
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Accident and Fire Insurance. RLAN.
oHARD i PARTRIDGE. Agents. de5
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Notice Of Final Proof.

q. 4 LAND ovy.cx Ar Oxrxrf. VT
JasuAry ., lsss.
To Bailey Ga art. Merrill Blanchard. Jr
aud all whom 10 uas coaeers
. voice 10 her~oy given that ENoCH
:. TAILS has nled notice Of in,sn sion e
Aske ana rroof before the Register ana Re.
sssvsF, 81 their Office In Olympia W, r, on
ssaS, We 1870 day Of February, d,
~ 90 Homestead application No. ia for
ne 50 4 Of Nc y. Wv q sEh, and Ne \
- "a = OF sectioe 81. tswaship - nora.
ne asn1ss - wt,nesses; Ioais stiupscr
an tAeo- hasglns 81 raenna. VT.
sradsn Aad Il. W. stokes. Of whits Rive. W
JoHNF. GoxEY,
lstsll kestster OF ths L ana ofncsL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
BOARDING AND BAY PUPrLa
TACOMA. W. r..
the BIaHr AKv A. PADDOCK RRcruR

DY A MAGNIFICENT GIFT or FIN
ID thousand dollars from Mr.. O B. wrisst
Of Philadelphia, for the endovmen. Of the 10
stituion. vita he generous con'riou'ioa
$lJ 600 by the ci'ixsDs Of rseonA, and ~
iibei aliiy Il Christian men and women 10 ~
East Q commodious and w. II sppolnied bailk
ing has seen erected and College fouajet fos
The education OF the young men and oss
his Coast
The binding stands on high acd healthy
sit-, surrounded By spacious ar-usds
heated with furnaces, 10 supplied vtte Ac
and colo water and bath roenss and 70 thoe
oughiy " Initiated.
The dormitaries have been ~ aased % tsn
e.ch boarder msy have a room ey hmssh
Teachers occupv rooms sSj scent 1, the pupik
and, g. all q mes, exc else istheriy esrs ~
ws'cl fninsss over those cemmittet 70 thsf
trust. At meals. t aehers snd pupils sis o. ~
same table, forming one family.
Pr fessor John TAFT takes charge Of the ..
etiIution. He brings az smineni rspuhhu
and latg- experiesec snd will be assisted Y
Thoroughly comp tent ins,ruetor 10 ever -
partmest
Mr.. TAFT will. herself. supervise The bssss
hold. and parents MAY, With sophdeaos. .
trust their youn ger zoos 70 her nothsry -
Ta- remainder Of this sea~ol year VII =
divided into two terms. o. twelve webs sesA
The frst term will negin On yasuAry IA
1885 aud end % March slst.
The .. cond term WILL begin on Apra 10, ~
CHARGEs.
Board. furnished rom, tuition and lssr,
dry service for twelve weeks. ...... ....U
DAT PyPILAL
"a
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For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM SAwMII.L.
capscity leo oc0 feet per day. with all
recent improvements. lately erected AZ
Bellinghsm. Whatcom county, Is offered
for rem or sale. A rare opportunity for
any one DESTROYS Of engsg cling In the busi.
mes. For particulars apply to X MI
DhlD.E. on the prem ises or kRAsrUs
B.kiLETT. Ill Hayes street. San Fran
cisco ocs |.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-16
NOTICE..

E'sTATE OF CHARLES JOHNSON. DE.
IL ceased.
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Probate Court
OF the county Of Kits.p. m ads and dated on
the l2th dsy Of Decemb r. A. d. 1885. notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against the estate Of Charles johnson, de
ce Ased. OF ne county Of Ritssp. 10 presen,
the same. under oath q eordinx TO law 10
the suoscriber 81 his office in the city Of &c.
attic ana the county Of King, and Territory
OF Washington, .ithin one year from the date
OF the hrs; publication Il It's police aud
any creditor negotiating to bring in and ex.
hioit his or her claim. under oath, and sc
cordipg to Law. within the time 40 limited,
will be for yer barred Of bis or her action
therefor against the estate.
Dated Seattle. Dec IL. A. d. 1895.
deli tw J. ". Ed WARDS Admtnfstrsf,rr
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Notice OF Final Proof.

U. s. LAND ORR X Ar oLENpIA, W. T..
d, cember "a, issh.
Notice IL hereby given that DAVID ",
Wtsf has hled notice Of 10 en- len -
maze hnal proof b.furu tie Clsrk % the
Dist let court, Al his oties In Seattle. ". T.,
on eatnrday. ihs 18th day VI February. A. l..
lsss, on PRO empion D. :, No 9si0, for the
hw b Of seetiOa II. township - n. range 4
east.
he nanes a. witnesses Z,ha saith, IL,
sander saith, Mieasei he ly aud William
Harris, all Of seattle. ". Z
John v CONVEY,
dealfet Register OF The Land ONCE.
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Bxns q, CHADsounxx a Goa
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Notice OF Final Proof.

q. q. Laxp OYrios At olrMFia, W.T..
December Is. is-5.
10 Owen ], Meksnns Aad all whom 70 may
coaoeJn;
NOTICE Il hereby given thai OWEN No.
khNNA has nled notice % tatsntioa TO make
eaA proof before the Clerk Of the District
oonFt. ~ his once, Ia Seattle. W. & % rat
uruAs, the acth daY Of January A. ID. issd
90 Pre- emptten D =. No. 9 a. for the lots 1
. and y of " ". \ Of section 30, towa.
ssip ~ north, rnnge vast
ne =. NEE ~ witnesses. Owen J. MeKan.
na OF Newcastle, W. r.. George tenkns 81
nenson. ". T, Bowie Jooss AID Hugh Ne.
sserlsy Of seattle, W.T.
JOHN y CONVEY,
oe1tJaE Register e the IAud once.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Insnra With JAMES A. OAarv h 90.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-29

Wdshingt n Letter to Baltimore American.
Although the newspaper correspondents
nave been slandered and denounced in marsh
terms by the present occupant of the w hlte
fOuse, one and all of the newspaper men
heard with genuine sorrow the news OF Gen.
Arthurs death He was the personal friend
OF many OF the newspaper boys. He was al
ways glad TO see them. Gen. Arthur used to
IKE q quiet talk with the lights OF Journalism
mere. aud he was too much gentleman TO de-
nounce all because few had spoken i'll of
otten laughed at the tales told of his dolngs IN
the newspapers. He knew that as public
man ne was to great extent public prop
erty, and that his dongs and sayings would
ma their way into the papers. One OF the
ieaqlng correspondents of New York paper
toiu' last night a good story In
TINS respect. When there were rumors OF
little difference of opinions in the Cabinet,
ana stories were being published about IL,
tnls correspondent wrote up long story
rather bur!esquing the whole thing. He
ana pictured Arthur as under the table. The
day the story came out he was obliged to go
10 Jne White House. He went up TO Secre-
tary Phillips room and walked in expecting
10 see Mr.. Phillips there, but in his place he
found President Arthur. The Chief Magis-
Irate looked up and recognized him, and
held out his hand and said with laugh:
80 you are the man " no is getting up row
In my Cabinet. 1t reads like good story. l
have just finished it," He made the CORES
pondent sit down and the two chatted for
est talk ever had with Arthur" said the
correspondent last night, "and this is the ex-
perlence of every newspaper man with Ar
thur