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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

The new patrol wagon sad new hose
wagon. v@ii-h ~ere huiis b7 y C-aig =
Co baye bsen accepted ~ ihs Bosfs q
po.ics snd flfs Commission ers and vii be
piscfd iu tire service if1n - sfflv. TIE
cost of the pstrol waron Tse sH7i aBs f8st
of ths hose wagon sal Ibeg sre vsrv
hsnSsomeig fnishel sas So conveEient
and drrsfIf vshieles
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

The sngzzsnent 81 Mss SsiS-s White to
NJ VII Crasbs has seen reported The
lady and Der reiafves declsrs tAaf there i
10 sarn1stcu Cor t1s snnsuncement Il
Is but iust % ssv 70 al ce1cerne1 fhaf tbe
infsrrrarlcn wAicn rszche1 tbis psper cane
frona rels<ives e tas yoang <eDEleaasa aasn-
siened-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
THE BOARD OF TRADE
In New Quarters. Centrally Loostsd-Ths
Eosksof Statistics

Eoskscf Statistics
The Bosrdef Iradsformslly took posses
sion Of their new hene at 13 Canss-st. yes
terday afternoon. au5 tie first meeting q
be held ia the rooms viii ocCur or Iuesssy
evening next This pjacs il very ce1trsi.
the maiRresn bsisg leez2S, wita a Office
15xls feet in SIZE. Tbs walls ard ceilings
are in tint. While The -zi8scOstinz - en-
ished il 3ii, the sssT vitsin seing covered
with handsome pattern o. oii cloth. The
main room 3Ser viii slso bs 0iled ssd viii
"a usss as a. open e=cbsnzs, smali 'sDiss
and chairs bsing furnished Tor The ne1osTs
a. certain hCurs-
The directors Of ths BosTd are "a thsTinz
Their statistics toge 2er a. rspsdif a. posi-
BE. and 81 soo1 issue the.r pan ph s.
cont 1in- Al necessary info-Hstea. Trs
beck wiIlbe prcfEseiv iii5sfrstsa rlfh ffrs
~ TIE ~ &c pal blocks sDd Tss1 &C. n {
est&b -ishmeats q tss city. sne = ~ 4
soos v3Tt5v ol the Board. EverT meii
sri1gs iBgaEiss ss % 30 CITY, s17 Ar- 81
a sn1 gs nss received 10 sos ~srs e. far 50
ths clrcusr Ct inquiry WAlca be seEt oat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

PARrs. Jan. 5.-The regular triennoal
elections for the Senate were held today.
The Republicans elected forty-tvo Of their
candidates. and the Conservatives nineteen.
This il gain Of four seats for the Conser-
vstives. Tventy-one second ballots viii
be required before the final result can be
announced
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

WssHIvsroS. Jan. 5.--Tbe frst Of series
af dinners % be gwen ~ 6hs President this
Wintsr took place tonight Il vas given
70 tse Cabinet.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.
yshs Quincy Adams Comes Out 80 Seeker
Tor tsaxressionsl Honora

80 asass - tss vssssasS stRa.s-
NxGAUNEE, Mich, jan 5.-Dp to date
thsr.- have sesa bat two candidates for the
Republican nomination tor Representatives
from this district. Col OsbuFn and Jay Hub
be-. bat a third entered the list today
The latest . Marquette County man,
Hoo. John q. Adams. OF Negsunee, and
his csndiascy may disasueusiy effect
Os5urn' 2 chances as be has a strong sop
port and may be able 10 secure the Mar
austis County delegation. without which.
h bsinE bis bone county, OsbuD would
have no Standing in fDe convention
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

wessrxs-aS, Jan. 5-Fhe following
Eiolasan poztmaztsrs we're appointed today:
AuxuSs Duskseen. Crasfort's ; Quarry. Pres
aus Isle cuunty. vice Anna n. Ssnborn, r.
novel. jcho Wsgr rsncer. OttaTs lake.
Monree county vice ~. II. ostrander. r.
sirned. Charles Johnson Rock Rivsr
AIser coonf7. vice Jehn III. Johnson. -
r~.4.aasf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

A serious Accident on ths Flats Near
Cleveland.

CLEvKL.SD, jan "a portion OF the new
central visduet in course Of erection on the
hats near this city has just fallen The
viadnct Was ninety feet long and eighty
i've feet above the ground. A large car on
which were supplies WAS pushed on the
end Of the span by accident and IN falling
knocked the. braces and beams out OF piace
and the span went also. There were eight
workmen on the span when it fell. The
killed we're Harry Burton and an unknown
man. The wounded are John Barden.
burned by steam in hands and face; Eugene
Hanlan, slightly injured; Alex Blank, in
iured internally; Charles Otrz, engineer,
injured internally.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

LoSooS. Jan. 5.-Emperess Engsnie has
decided taat the ceremony Of removing the
remains Of Emperor Napoleon III and the
Primes Imperial from Chisiehurst 20 Eding-
ourg Hall, will take Plsce next Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

IoSnoN. ian. 5.--It is proposed that the
celebration OF the silver eddiDC Of the
Prince ard Princess OF Wales. which will
taEs place on the i0th Of March next, shall
include a 30 Iidsv and fetes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

ssss s-sse flsr sets ttetNs.
Nos1sy. ian 5.--James Bel, Supervisor
Of Ftns township. Necozta county, wzs
found dead 10 sei n lhis riil age this morn.
irx He SIS ar ola resident ard well
kunwa citizen. The cause 1f desth is sup
rosed 10 aave beer hsaf. eisesse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

BosroS. Jan. 5.--Ths United states Law
and Order Lsagae hss issued = call for rs
sixsh sar al meeting. 20 he he'd IN Phaa-
deiphis ca the 2fst and G2d Of Fsbrusry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

DUHrQuE. Is., Jan. Sin the United
statss court here today = decision was
handed down declaring void the patents for
the manufacture OF 0arbed wirs for fencing
held bg the Wsshburu & Moen msnufac-
turing company. Of Worcester, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

LoSDoN. Jan. 5.-At the meetings Of the
National League held throughout Ireland.
resolutions have oesn adopted dzclaring the
reductions Ia the Judicial rents insufficient
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
AMMI BALDWIN DEAD.

The Prss,deat of the Fidelity BanN Before
the Court of Last Resort.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-Ammi Baldwin, the
President of the Fidelity National Bank,
died suddenly this morning from the ef-
fscts OF a stroke of paralysis. He was in
dicted with the officers of the Fidelity
Bank. but for some reason his bond was
placed at $40 600, aud be was able TO secure
the bond and has not been In Jail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

shsnesskon Tribs No. - IadsYenSsut
Order Ped Esu Installed offers foT fhs sn-
sa5nz sefn iazr r rrht as foiie~S Freq 49,
r 3 Gasfrerto1. Sacaeas. Wi..saca s. Dsrt
Sssior Sszsma-s gsaa 9yhHs- 5aa ~ sag
sners. kre3 S5atatrlssd. Chsei 81 fe.o7es
+ M F1tn an Ass ssxnf C1lef - Eecs~Ss
~ II. Coticr. keeeer - Nenapnn. j. N
M1v. Trasies io1g tern. !. A Core Req
r-<<ztetives 20 G-est GoazGi, 1saass A
S~xA Aadz>x o. a&s&x
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

DsTvoIr. jan. She polioe hsve Begin
= big raid OF the crerss Twenty ains
men rers ran in yestertsY saa isst ntg8t.
and req sferet - 7sersnas and suspects
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
ALL PeRISHEO.
All Hands on the Wrecked ship Alfred
DestoW Lo.f.

Destow Lost.
LONDON, Jan. Sit Is now known dshn-
itely that the vessel wrecked near Water
ford Island vas the American ship, Alfred
Destow. Captain Wiley. which left san
Francisco August 81, for Liverpool. Tne
shlp was lost IN Hsrrilock Bay. on Arthurs-
town. Et the entrance TO Waterford Haroor.
The bodies of the captain ard one OF the
crew have been recovered. There IL no
doubt that every member of the crew per-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

DrsLrS. Jan. 5-Mr sexton = now con
siesret our 81 danger, aad vi scan se
nxo.r>~~~saA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
HOLIDAY SLIPPERS

so psirs ges' finipe Rrocadf siipfen sf
- cents q par.
Iee stfiss gents Enabeoiders3 Tcilst Clip
pers 81 -.
30 sfzipr ~ gents fDs issnf fvTuee Toilst
Slippers ir velvet fi1ss. gOai rnofocoo,
sliigssor. etc. 81 81 - snd slt9 pair
Wenid orsi rot g. r*i- So EsFe s1cli
ppers as these seied r.sscps taking into
soceuDt the cot - nsstsrssi. &C.
Boys little Eed Top 6oots 7f cents
Bovs' Tieeee Lined Rsbser Boofs in fhe
best nlskss. e. e . znS $50
A fU. lins - ehiidTer's ~ssses sBc he
diss srirs hirb tor sn5 I'D bottcI scots
from 81 - ~ 3 psir 30 oinsf nesori-
usenf ike tbis&s toe ctty.
Cell so5 ieof ever err ssotK beiErt Ton
decide 10 purchese. Ena ~ sufeIY frf
something - yiesse rnr, FIR -fict yf1
~iii not be >. - rss bsiissF ssrices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-05

seosSh enthusiastic material ia th1 rqGnG(
| 10 form swc ccnpanses IL it we're advt1o1o
Nov that the Legislature has passed -
favorable law. iateFcst has revived - ~
Suggestion Of reorganization hAs ettcooo
Enthusiasm. IL via be crack co0peay e.
well. - the port of entry can fnrn1eA 81
many yonng nen as veil equipped n -
essential aaallsicaisoas for saece1 a -
lice a. any tcwn in tse territory. u - ~
be hoped Interest IN the matter VIII noe II
allowed to drocP.
A cArrArSs MISFORTUNE.
Captain Hyaeu Of the shipping nrn =
Grizsih Bridges 4 Stesscn. bad an unpls1ej
ant experience the other morning. -
went oaf TO board the ship Canaan - -
steamer the Little Joe. The vexe! -
high up ia the water an | the captain - -
80 mp number q feet BY means Of Z ~
to get on deck. Throagh soma reanoA -
other the rope vas uisstd and ~ the sesazIl.
er had passed from under he landed h -
iay. ii proved difsiealt matter b reoe4
him frcm the ship sr the steamer and -
fcandercd In the bsiny for nearly Ten u11r
ates before being iually rescued.
suirriSe.
Ship Amelia from San rrAncisco for rsge
Gamhie for lumber for Honolulu, Axrtye4
yesseniay. She has On board and will a.
charge today considerable machinery NJ
the Port Townsend foundry.
Rsrkensine Wrestler from Santa bnrahego
to .esd lumber ~ uisaiady for Aonolalns
arrived last night
Ship c. F. Sargent from San Frsncisoo
for Seattle for coal, came Ia this morning.
Ship lvanhoe from same port for Seataee
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SEATTLE T.. THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 5, 1885,

hea11. aooned an1 inseesfh,s . NJ
6sus. Thsy ess tAs ropes tkas boand
hb ANNA f61ose0 ths - end y fev
Oo0e01B eooeSoaanem fSenrno6
A0o1e OoopoR vaB nooiAed b. to1e-
pAooo. = - - - rolie. tSroasA
o1pos111g06na1 onD6a az ths exnfSal
o@ea y. Coseee - hia Uay - the
vaaef eanA0oosd d. Mlmsr. and In .
seesa ono ~ tiekss o1Dse vas crowd
-. An1e9 OAki1Q s0fs thAt 0efosH va
20 bo6iy 69Y4 tAe 0fs. which ssood
eeon, - expioRsd. end t995 sas fsand
MISSING. Ieeso - In the drawer next
10 thae frun vhisA tAs moaey vas
takeo -etS0 belonging 20 The Psc:6c
Ouose SeeAmseip Company besiiss osa
0sisae nys that te 80 sissies q his
dssk writing . letter aad rose to 70
paenieh the Afa vhen be beard kucek
- the oask window. He lifted Il arc
PIT bis aaad ost 10 sss vho vas tasfs
yo<n ssroee hand drew his safs hat
down ever his fAcs. He seemed 10 be
piEtoned q Ne arms scd iezs in An in
G1Ank He vas ssEuek on the head bat
We oaoU did not seen 10 hnft muoh.
He knev tAsfe Vefe two men
as hin beoanss cne held his arm
cd hsad vhih The ctaef heis
his leRs. 4 rope vas passed
aseand his arus and bound t,ghs. HIS
p8ckst handksrchief vas taksn from
eis pocket. forced into his mouth and
dsUn his thsost, and thxn his bat vas
eied svse his faes With . rope. il which
oocdrtioa. unable 70 move CT speAk, be
- isft a she foof. Ths despessdoss
vent thfu11A his pockets md took the
keys fog he sAfe, end Q minuse after
I'D. Hs THINKS III vho1e ssausouejoa
6td net taks I've oiaasee, end dusipa "a
eli 10 word vas spoken sxcspt The can-
ton ''sh," and "shui the doof." said By
eue to the other. 0eises thinks
b must hAvo lain On the door nearly
IN houf amer the robbers lsfs the
place before he was discovered
ard says the handkefohies in his throat
vaD Raeelna him to death. He does not
think be wss unce. scioas. bat these Who
found him think co must have beeu for
a time, as be vas purple Ia the face and
tis ineohefeut description indicates that
be did not know ail that took place. TIE
police are working cu ths case and hope
70 agfoAt the 6espefadeee.
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COR PoRAr10Ss fokNED--rncrBLE AT IA
MiLCHE-NoHTReANo KLEcTloS-
NEWS ITEMS.

IRREGULAR CcRR. PosT-IsrELLrGEScER.)
Articles Of incorporation have been flied
sifh Secretary 0wings OF the Tacoma Open
House Company. with capital stock OF
500, 600. The trustees are Theodore Hos
mer, w. d. Tyler. l. w. Anderson. A. G..
Mason and G.. p. Masierson. Its objects
are the erection aud maintenance o; an
opera house In Tacoma.
Alse OF the Pullman Building and Loan
Association OF Pullman, w. T. Its capital
stock 10 $500, 900 and its trustees are H. J.
Webb, A. 7. Faris, VIM. Newton. &. T..
Ellsworth, I. II. Kayler, W. v. windus, o.
Hewart and NJ. c. True. Its objects are 10
bus. own and sell real estate and TO carry
on general loan and trust business.
Also the capital stock Of the Spokane
Manufacturing and Lumber Company has
been increased from so 900 to $50 900.
County Surveyor Kline while out eruis-
ing in the woods few days ago. fell from
a log, striking on his arm and dislocating
the bones of the elbow. The wound Is very
painful and will incapaciiate him for basi-
ness for some time
The Hayward last night brought up about
% tons Of eastern and Portland freight for
our Olympia merchants
TR0C BLE At KANfIcHE-
From gentleman recently arrived from
Kamiche in Mason county. il Is learned
that work on the Port Blakely Mil Com
pany's railroad at that place has been
stopped for the last two days, owing 70 an
injunction having been issued by the justice
Of the peace for that precinct shutting
down the eompanys works, and the arrest
o, the foreman Of the company's logging
camp. The facts, - far as can be ascer-
tanned, are az follows; Dennis Hurley owns
q tract of land over which the railroad
passes. A short tine ago Mr.. Hurley had
some misunderstanding with Mr.. Byrne, the
foreman Of the eompsny's logging camp,
and Immediately thereafter the railroad
where IL infersects Mr.. Huriey's land. was
found fenced ny. The company removed
the distractions and continued 70 run their
trains un,i last Monday morning. when an
order was issued by Francis Carr Justice Of
the peace fof kamiIehe precinct, restrain
ing the company from operating It's road
over Huriey's land and al the sane time
issuing a warrant for the arrest OF Mr..
Byrue. charged with srespsss. Thus the
matter stands at the present time. Prose
eating Attorney Robiason Will look into the
matter today and will enAeavor 10 adjust
,be difficulty as speedily as pcssible. 10
order ~ allow work 10 be continned on The
road. Much excitement and hard feeling
prevails at Kamilehe as during the dead
lock. large force OF men are neccssarily
Idle.
aoxrEsAso cfrY EIscrios-
At the city election hsid At Mon'esano,
on Mondsy, April I'd. the following ofsesrs
ser, elected for the ensuing rear.
For mayor, N. z. Gcoseil; for eonaeil-
men, A. K. Bash, o. d. Aver. q. p West
f,u q. NJ, Cochran, G. n Byiss. Mason
irwin: ,or treasurer, J. j. Nc;hery; for
rl,rk "a Goo.,s!l; for marshal. D. l.. Gr4-
ham: for attorneg. L. p. Bignoie.
Olympia, April 4. isss.
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rus sAs rEasAass SMASH
THE xiILgp inKxTIrixp-raE CASE u
BEING INVESTIGATED.

THE KtLLEp inKSTIftKp-rHK CASE -
BEING fSvEsriaArKp.
Los ANGELES, April t,--The names q
the men who were injured in the colliaioa
on the southern Pacific near San FernAn9O
last evening. are wessfeid. engineer Of ~
construction train. and Brooks. fireman &
the freight. westficid was one Of the mod
popular engineers on the railroad and -
leaves young wife. Engineer Tcaale <
the freight had his leg 80 badly crus6ed
that ampatatioa may be necessary. Fitn-
gerald, q grader. had his collar bone ftac-
iured. Gregoria, Mexican lAboref, had
his leg crushed and Bernardo had HE skulg
fractured and he win probably die. III
injured men were brought here 10 H.
Sisters Hospital. Three large engines and
many cars we're totally wrecked. The canse
is said 10 lie either . misunderstanding cg
orders on the part Of the construction tfAin
conductor or an attempt made on his oua
responsibility 10 make San Fc' uando befueo
the freight left. Coroner Meredith 10 inveo-
tigating the case.
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TICK = AorN- eKzsxK - oAaaED AND
BID oBY1cD PEuypHRID.

BD osYlcu PLuxpxsHp.
IAcoxA, Apxii 4s-lSpeci2L l-Ah:r:
IL O'Clock tonight, Wm. Bolss, gstsS-
ner, and J. X 6sifhtts. night t.rks,
aesss of tie Hosshssn PsciEs, we're
sit1sssed 70 the tsckss once Al .ae
wharf By ths soands Of eroana. Tee
docs - locked and When shsy caised
the name Of the siekss Agent On duty
they received no ansvsr. They secafsd
ksy end a. goina Ia vess horyiaed 10
eaA L q 0eisss, The tiekse Aeeas, iyirs
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II IL rot sensrsiiy knosn hat oon-
nal J. Bardzil wss . private In . ~.
uspy % cavalry daring tire late vag .
he rsbasiIcu. Ia the abun4sneo =
other fame. his military record -
heeo ioss s,sht Of.
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We shc~ The largest stock OF 6sy
gods IN Warrington Tefriiofy. Ous
u,;ess ts;, tee tale. OuSsrn CLsAn1.
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a xrlrrrAEr COMPANY .

Steps vii be TAKEN teis week to orgsnsze.
q nallssia company unser the recent ae' az
the IAss legi.iAisrs. The Que corapAnf hefe
sank Into : decline fos varioas re2sons bal
rss for la<k of military spirit, - there is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-05

THE PRESIDENT DECLINES TO Arrnoy
THE M'KAy BILL.

THE PRESIDENT DECLINES TO ArrnovD
raE N'KAy RtLl-
WASHINGTON, April THE preofdene
has vetoed the bill for tho relief OF Nat
Mckay and tho heirs Of Donald MckArs
In his messags yctoisg the ~ -
iSe sovsrnmen, to permit thsss claims 3
be presented after the iapse Of yeaze e!neo
settlement In full was made and rocoepoD
givca after the opportunity which -
been offered for esratlishtn9 furehor
ciAima II thcy. existed. and when g 9
would labor nm er groat disadventoeo
in its defense. l am OF the opinlea u
view Of the history OF the claims end ~
picion naturally excited - 70 their merit
that no injustice will be done u they axo
life ~ d vigos In tho couft Of clasmA-
General vesry's Prssabie Reeafe0sae
WASHINGTON, April A-It Il cons!deeq4
certain that tho army rot ring board VII
recommend the retirement Of 0enesaa
feny.
The eressn PsesSssssy.
ALBANY. Ovn.. April L. iSpeciAl l-Tho
Oregon Presbyteey Of the united Pro16S-
terian church, 10 In seasinn n THE clty.
I.., Rsy = !. vso1 4. e Hsi'sy ,Ss Ss. ss ss
schoo, 1t the Warm Spring Indian rsssE-
walton. Raw. q. -. HAys. Of Weitabur1s
was elected 70 attend the gensral aeDom-
b,y which mcess st Cedar Rapids. Iowa
tom prov evening by sernsa oy Rev.
w. II. Stephens. Of Portland.
Trae Bills vsuaA.
The grand jury for tho present tern e
court has found trus bills agAinst -
mondson and Hughes, for slaughtof1ng
deer for their hides. also . true he0
against James Douglass for larceny.
The Panama Lsaeevy Lean
PARIS, April s.--The ormitteo Of ~
chambers deputies to which wero ~
ferred the proposals. OF tho Panama ca44l
COMPANY; 70 Issue lcs,csy g 4. ,oss ~, = saua,ly
con mitscc, therefore. win report - IL
chamber that u 10 unable to arrive q .
dccikion.
Msnsredien Dead.
LONDON, Apil 4.-Mongredien. tho
writer on FREQ trade. 10 dead.
The clever Csnsess Case.
WASHINGTON. April The house co.,
mittee on elections had under conadeEnr
tion the Frank II. Glover contest fru@
ST. Louis. Il II apparent that the cegn.
mittce wtll report In favor Of tbs slts1ng
member.
Csssfsyall PPehsbts1snlses.
San FRAScfsco. April l.-Delegetes =
the fevsnth annual state convention e
tho Prohibition party aasem bi0d - u
Metropolitan hall this morning. A nuun-
bss Of names were placed In nominatioo
for temporary Chairman. among them b.
| ing 9eperai bidwcil. Of Chicago. end w
| ID. Gould. OF Los Angeles. C0nmdarahao
confusion arose before . seIectioa wnl
made, and the discussion at timee wa1 &
rather Q stormy nature. General btdWo0
was finally elected and the conventioo
adjourned till afternoon.
Eleetssn In Rhsde 1slanes
Providence. A psil t.-The wsathf -
day wss fair and tho election for seete e.
hccrs progressed qulsfly. A treDenoou9
vote was poiied In this city. Enoe Lap
hanl itsepu sIicap). for lieutenant govern
or, was freely scratched.
oaives Twist Wtna.
LONDON. April i.-The great North
hampsonshire stakes were won today u
Str 1hrockmorfon's Oliver Twist, LORD
Penshyn's Decision second. Tho bott1nG
WAS ssycn 70 ono against the winner.
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Nsv table liners ~ sessern eaGA
psioes. CHssfO CixAxx.
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UrpsrssisIed offer this day; = be1h Q
dpfstts salt, ~ ths Star Oiothina hoooo
Kisre & koseobcrg.
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sss the S.as Cisthina Hoses Hoe q
aysss kuiss shey tqaai spS msseoono
taiioy wsfk. Kiise 4 Rosenberg.
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Gpeeiai Offering fos this week. -
risces of 6ress goods ~ inches vt6e.
4 arest barRain-oniy IS. Tohlaes
Siuueruan Il Co.
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Don't fail 70 - The star Osoehiag
Houss's slegans line Of spring eioehino.
Every s1is . beauty. Kline 4 koeso-
berg. mhSa
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CEsAsy.
Esv shinipm.

Nsv srsing lawns. only 2e. 0o.ooo
ysrts for csxt vseh. foklas, 6inRes-
..s- a ia
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4 big purchase OF 5000 ladies' muelin
garments; ve koushs ths balance of .
mansfaetures's stock st big ciscoeee:
20 odef item for ssis 81 lsa than ~
original COS. Of material.
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ARgAr LAWIkR BEAD.
X ATTORNEY aKxyRAL HaKwsTHR srNKs
INTO A DEEP AuD LAoTfx0 SHIP. :.

PHiLAnELrHfA, April 4.--Ex attorney
General Brewster died this morning. He
had been suffering during the entire winter
with a disease of the kidneys, but bis con
dItion did not become serioas until q month
ago, since which time be has been confined
TO his house. Early this morning he sank
into deep slnmber and passed quietly
away.
FLAGS AT HALF MAST.
WASHINGTON, April 4-The flag on the
Department Of jsstice was placed al half
mast As soon as the death OF ex.Attorney
General Brewster was announced. Attor-
ney General Garland issued an order that
the building OF the department be dsaped
in mourning and that is be closed on the
day ci the funeral.
MR. sREwsrEx's BIoGsAFBY.
Ben,smin Harris Brewster was born 10
Salem county. Sew jersey, In 1916. and
was therefore ia bis 7sd year. He was
graduated at Pfiace,on college in 1854. and
vas admitted TO the Philadeiphis bar ID
is3s and became 6 distinguished member
Of il. He was appointed By President Polk
to 1916 . commissioner 70 examine iHto the
claims ss the Cherokee indians against the
government. He was attorney general Of
Pennsylvania from 1857 % is6a. He was
appointed attorney general of the United
states by President Arthsr in 1851, aad
held the of1cs I'LL 1855. Dgrsag that period
be s~ess bis best energies In The prosecution
af the famous star ros;e" trials Mr..
Brewster was probably one of the abiess
Jarss;s 10 the country. Personally be Was
an aaxhle, entertaining and interesting
gentleman. ss,aoagh his appearance was
aos pleasing. Wien soaag man be risked
his fife ia tie etoFt 70 SAFE his SISTER from
Death By Gre and sss himself terribly
L 4 IL q.
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rArxs AccipGsT--sHiFrIss,E ETc-
fgrarLAx Cokz- Posr isrKILIcfSerH.t
Alta meeting Of The frenssns association
April ID, The following ofheess we're e,ecsea
Tor the ensuiag yeos. thisf, Sehs seinaes'
firs. Esxssfsns. JACK Faiion; secnne assist
ssss, James MeCzse; president, D. 4 st'sief
secretary j.. 5. iAtines; treasurer, hossfd
pssi .ad deserat~s 4essrsL Robert ST. Clair,
4 a Weed ABA Dsnsei Hi. The a~oeiA
liz, Z IN fsr.i csx.x shsve. Them was coz
.sAsr.bl. tax asoai having = FIRE Isddies
eslebraiiou the 4sh OF JAY, sascA idea vas
received With fxsos.
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81 bays durable pair Of voskinG
rants nt the Star Clothing House.
Klins 4 RcsenbesG.