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we.sAjar o. th<sr brofher. Henry.
They STARTED for honbc TO-DAY
Miss Jennie Noyrs. who hax been
visiting 81 toxn fgr sxseyzl weeks,
returned 20 hsT home &c EfsAtady
yesterday. Her stxzer. Mrs A. r.
Kfneth. accompanied her eorae. 10
witt for c0ssf4e Of zeeks
I'd. Monroe and wzfes II O. Carton.
Mrs. J.. A Leach and Prof. J. l. Lind
say were isl Seattle this week.
The pahIse school Gu the przSrse BE-
gan feExn last Afonaay. Mr.. T. ~
Warstyough teaches she axsvancssi
room. while Mrs Fiers Crsnnsy hGs
charge Of the pgimary ROOM
We may 10 uujasf ia eDBsIeEanIng
tie postal clerk on this route for n0s
giving us oav na1iE as We ought 20 get
Is. fer there II probably epoggh work
for two clerks. hEit II does not seem
that there should be any excuse for
some of our daily seztise papers being
f0ar or Eve days behin<f, ~ occurred
this week vith our last Sundays Posr-
fnTEEBfuEscgE.
The CoupesEise Water Company il
putting In 3 small engine asa pump
70 foYge the wxser from the SDrlng
above town 20 the tank The two hy-
drausie rams we're not powerful
enough 70 fErow the water to the
proper elevation.
The whidEyy Island AiH Company
h ave shui down for few days 20 put
in a top~saw and fsIaner.
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rns BAY CITIES.


Wakfcas. April /. The Coraw al
Company are slashiaE sll she timber
either townsite aroansi Whaseom and
connecting their streets with ste
county seal. ga MONDAY Mr.. l.. r.
Wilson. the contractor. will begin
siaShtng cut all tae Central Whatcom
timber that now stands hFtween the
twn sowns This viii le done in
ossesleacV 81 The ordinance requiring
tewn.lat osS aer> IS clear OF the thinker
aud braSh.
ln Tssessiay the county convention
Nia he helsi here Tor tlte FsStrTSsse ol
dectaRng ufSsA Sonse pniior1a ard
practical system ~ making better
roads
AZ fassaayea amsl BeslIaghasn there
= complaint 81 dssal times. The town.
ste prorTsstaFS do nos want the tow as
slseNAF gseFAtssSf, perhaps scr fear 81
saSeS ana stscet grading Mr. Ben
tteik SAYS he ) gs0t set ready ~ &gNss,s
talfhaFes. and al che other pseyae
tsa1Ssr % essssrss. staaa hack zusS wait
until ~ = rezsiv Railroad wassk
ever.
Tee contractors are svsf&Hg ous sseS
and piles saE The gaasesa Foasl rae
selsss wfa ae lesAsesf az hSSsz4sa~-
The Whatcsns e8sy iall i neW h,essss
asint and vii soataiss seysa eesls. 1--WE
Seiag sisuhers Spskxa ea tsp Il essch
other ASS sNo ssess vells ys.s ia bv ffss
county, las essy i oTeryszn wish
tostsas Sfsd robbers. assa che sssS and
caavlsy authorities prVEsA&a sa tsszFss
shess on Al economical Ytaa AMI Y,sAlfs
ss5as4
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Clara Beiit'x Latter.

When ! ioak at our girls here in
New York am boand q admit that
in spite Of their feyerish manner of
living, they are remarkably bright and
healthy. Driving through the park of
an afternoon, the sparkling panorama
Of fresh-faeci Young women, perched
high on the seats Of 7 carts and Stan
hopes. or more often ON the back OF
q gas3eging horse. is inyigarafing 70
the mind. and 4 guarantee for a good
future race. ] know several girls who
have been dasaing In the surf Of
the seasons pleasure. regardless Of
everything hat the delights OF the mo
aeRt, and now that the storm has
spent itself, bless fue Ii those girls
arm S. Yaasisnt a. 20 naany EsrNnies,
and - tail az Tile that electricity fairly
egae kieS IL them a they move There
appears 10 be 3 sustaining energy IN
tho air % New Xoxk. and / Asal being
constantly assured IS men and wo-
men who have hvesi Id various
parts Of the world that. taken ali
~ ali. New York j. the Aeasfsiess
SPOT they have ever found. Re this
- i MAY, ! feel sure that tte Lenden
girls, tlie Paris girls. or the Bostoa
glT1S, never can cssHe o9t og the znspl-
StroEn 81 season IN better foFm
than our athletic daisies COS shox As
tiaey course around thu PARK s8riYa on
their tfero1shtTe2ls. or f0as !: Oh Ia
ehsrch II the s8st and cofd Of these
h41SteTsfa% M2FgA us0~niays,
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Bedding . Church. Hotel, Roads and
Park

NORM YaKTwA, April Even the
religionisss hare caught the fever, rs
the members OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church Of this place have bought
some fine lots and are proceeding IT
once 10 ereet large. handsome and
commo<Stous esiiiiee in the city Of
North YakiRa. The continually in
creasIng membership OF this eharcsss
under the wise and careful pasfDrafe
Of the Rev. John urens renders fhis .
necessity.
Colonel Thomaxs @-.s--zt-tS the land
Office, Is making Iarzr and valuable
additions aud improvements upon his
estate. Immediately contiguous 10 the
city; Immediately IN frosss Of his man
sion he Is having large park artistic
ally laid oat and planted 20 shade
trees, and Ii exeayatsng a large fish
pond. 10 be supplied from fountains,
and other improvements. which.
taken altogether. will make the Home
addition 70 our city beautiful and ln-
siIing spot.
Messra. Steiner a Churchill have
about completed their arrangements
for the building OF an immense three
story brick hotel, on the corner OF
Front street and Yakima avenue, i'm.
nsediately opposite the depot of the
Northern Pacific railroad. This will
be big addition to our hotels, and by
the accommodation thus afforded 10
travelling men, will supply Iong-felt
want
Even our county fathers appear TO
he enthnsed by the march OF progress,
as We understand that the county
commissioners are intending 70 view
out and construct magnificent bouie-
ward. as straight as the crow iiics, from
our city 10 old Yakima. This viii
give 10 beautiful three-miie drive.
and when planted ont to trees on
either side OF the avenue. as Is In
tended, will be an addition 20 the
inviting features OF North Yakima.
Letters received from George r.
Woolston OF the water works state
that that gentleman Is rapidly collect
ing his material and will be on the
ground by the first Of May. prepare
tory ia commencing introducing his
system OF water works into this city,
tn accordance with the contract made
with him By the city council last Jan
nary.
Coal prospeetors In the Tietan basin
report meeting with wonderful sue
cess: bat Il only half of their tales are
true, we can soon chronicle something
more substantial than mere reports.
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JUDGE NASH RESIGNS.
His Successor VIII Bs n. u. Blake
VI Spokane Falls

sreKAsE Falls, April Cit Is an,
nonssced that Judge Nash has sent
MS resignation to the president. and
that 1t viii undoubtedly be accepted,
and that X. H. Blake OF the law firin Of
Rake 4 Reipath. viii be appointed
his successor. Judge Nash viii held q
term al court at North Yakima, which
VIII close his present Judicial career.
Judge Blake viii probably be APP
pointed in time for the May term.
which viii sat in this city.
NoRra YAKIMA. April d. District
court convenes here next Monday. II
VIII probably be Judge Nash's last p.
pearnnce among as rs district Judge.
Is MS resignation has already bee n
sent In. Judge Nash. during his term
Of oiiice, by his ability, untiinchiug
integrity and universal courtesy. has
endearcd himself to every member OF
the bar In North Yakima, who oni V
regret that the honorable Judge Il not
Republican, SO that they might ask
Tor his reappolntment.
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THE DEMOCRATS MUST GO.
An Astute oregonian's Impression
Gained at Washington.

PORTLAND. April 6.-L. T. BARN,
chairman of the Republican state cen
trail committee. returned to-day from
Washington, where he has been for
nearly two months. Its the eeneralim-
preston here that he was pressing
bis claims for the collect0rship OF Gus
toms at Portland, bat he denies this,
saying he Was after no office and thai
II he wanted an office he would have
no trouble in getting il. He confirmed
the dispatch from Washington stating
that the Oregon congressional leiega.
ton had been unable To agree on can
didates for the four principal federal
Offices in the state.
lie gave il a. his opinion thai PreSi-
dent Harrison will remove all Demo
Gratis holding office ia Oregon as soon
SIS possible
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Il Tee-BsenomicaI Prosfstufe-Jlm
0flnsore, Lnte Of Ifuhy.
SPOKANE FALLS, April o. Last night
Minnie Dunbar. alias Oracle Edwards.
: member Of the de1ni-mende. was
found in her room. lying on the floor,
Alternately laughing and CRYING. and
ealing on Ter friends for help. The
c.t3ee was soon found on bureau. In
- shape Of an empty piII.box,
lnb<iied "morphine, and note,
reading a. follows:
l,ear Mother hope ron win forgive nae.
cannot bear this mode OF living any
ionkcr Your sAectionaie daughter.
MINNIE DI5sBAg.
B. NJ friends viii Ind my address
lnsmy trunk.
Soon shs relapsed inso an uncon-
ociCus state The now thoroughly
alarmed inmates summoned medical
aid. The physicians administered the
usual autidote and at last were re-
Wafdcd b. her return TO conscious
ness. Al FIRST she denied having
taken anything, but soon remarked
that she did not want 60 live any
longer and II she had known 50 cents
worth ri morphine would not have
killed her, she would have taken 81
worth Minnie Dunbar claims to be
from New York City, and abouts year
ago attempted to commit suicide ut
Harysville, Cal. She has been drink
ing heavily Of late, and dependency
Ii assigned ~ the cause of this at
tempt. Atiast accounts she Is getting
botter.
The woman il sai.I 10
belong 70 . very good family and 10
b quite well of. owning property in
Harysyillc and San Francisco. The
direct cause Of her dependency was
the neglect OF her lover" When this
happened she took 10 drinking . great
deal snd has gradually grown more
moross until the present attempt at
Suicide.
1AMEs GiLnoRE's aoop-RYE.
Last night John Solander went into
his room 1T the Canadian house. and
while preparing to 20 to bed. saw
note lying on the table. saying,
Good bye. John, and signed by his
roommate, James Gilmore. On the
table was some white powder and
a. empty paper, and In bed was
Gilmore, unconscious. DIR. Lindsay
and Capt Gus Martin were called, and
BY use OF proper reztorativcs he soon
recoyered from the stupor. Gilmore Is
about 40 or SO years OF age. and a
blacksmith by trade. He came from
Ruby. Okanogan county, about eight
weeks ago. He has a wife and three
children at that piaee. Domestic
trouble caused insomnia, and that Is
supposed 70 be the causc for his at
tempt ct suicide.
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AoStol ssa<ts9.
ssk -


The editor heard the other day s
story os tsen. g. E Baiser which i
BOT wholly bad. In certain case in
ceart which be was conducting the
general sesok oeCastea ia read statute
bearing ga tlss question a. Issue. and
somewhat ssd4oaSly latprssi through
ss> long and lcgaisy involved phrases.
The Judge les hSm ga through WITH
il, ard then hens forward Is ask
Are yea rot aware that that stat.
ate hiss hswa repealed r.
oh. certainly, was sae excel an.
SwsE. bat / have read tae old saa aass
tire Isew. and hea that [ ike the Of.
IAN mach better
The persecs uenehAaAFce 81 the re-
I7sy wSs oertainly egniueiigly character.
tstka
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EzEE4& 4f&14-
a che ssszkts some cavern tie sxp5ose.
Deer. dxrk, and szst wsfsi rlgEea racf
and srAlza
And sans:sEnexs fAa< ike q frrrtxi1 fails
Asa heJax his Ink - heks It's way before
Asufs. whiAn darkness sEfii ssnshroEds the
nNcrs
Ana hears. white seeing nanghs. Ike
d1x<Ant calls.
the tiHxfs.
And fears lsarze hidden asagsr naore and
50 woman. rs she STEPS wstaia Has'i's
heart
That rsyisss gseo-a ard ragzsi depth
unknown,
Inough holding high hei gioTlsg TORCH
of love,
she knsns nor how Ter fz'terlrg feet
70 starr.
her fears give saague N trustfEl under
soaes
And rsszsna her path no say falls frasa
above
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TACOMA NEWS.
Brief Chronicle % the Happenings
OF q Day.

TACOMA, April e.~-H. c. Clement
and l.. +. Cook are figuring on an
electric road from the smelter on the
water front up over the hill at the
North End. 10 connect with the Mason
line.
The new military company has been
named the Mason Rifles. after Allen
G.. Mason.
Paul schuize. of the Northern Pa
cifie Land Company. telegraphed to-
day from New York that negotiations
for floating si25 900 worth al Tacoma
Street Railway bonds were almost
completed
Mayor Doren has purchased the
John Il. stone ranch, in King county.
30 acres, for $4,000.
The ST. panl & Tacoma Lumber
Company will build its own shops on
the tide-i.ats here, to carry its export
lumber 10 foreign countries.
Frederick Cover of the firm OF
Cover Bres., is in the East making
arrangements for the construction OF
a dry dock here.
The tide-tlsts. opposite the city, will
be improved for business sites.
Additional necessary room for the
Tacoma pasteisice has been secured.
Mrs. Mabel Anger has begun suit
for divorce from John J Anger, OF
Seattle. Grounds. uon-Support.
A Minneapolis firm will put SIS .0o
into a cracker and fancy pastry fac
tory here.
The contract for the stone work,
amounting 10 $4,000. for the new
Methodist church university. was
/ signed today,
The Tacoma Bicycle Club Is arrang.
/ Ing for the Washington championship
/ hicyeia race, with a large purse, "a
take place next month.
Capt Charles Eneli and wife will
leave for Europe ON the is.sss inst. and
will not return until fall.
X, =, Mckay of Tacoma was adj.
judged insane and sent 90 Steilacoom
to-day. lie was violent The cause
I tf his insanity Is unknown.
Joseph Mcknight Of Seattle has re-
eeiyed Sssee team of drivers which
/ he purchased In California.
Sheriff HsnehliH OF Spokane county
arrived IN Tacoma to-day and win
leave tomorrow morning fer Spokane
Falls with Charles Weston. of Medical
Lake, arrested here iaSt Monday night
on charge Of eiabexzlesneni The
/ sheriff said he did not know ANYTHING
alsa'lt the ease beyond The fact that
Weston * civil engineer and Was
emrloyed by Huntington & Little,
contractors on the Washington Cen
+ trail Railroad.
Five seizures ~ fv tws 81 an agqre.
gate yelle ! s1la, have lsvess made e.
Tacoma since February - last.
hs1&e, of the Tacoma Rifle. ReA
afl4 Gun Cub, has decided 10 ehal-
seaEe kellogg az Seattle ~ q match
for the championship flae.
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PORTLAND, April 6.--,An unexpected
claimant has arisen for the property
Of C. {. Scots of tie Gilman house,
tho killed himself short time since
by leaping from the thira.story win
dow OF his hotel while aerangesi from
Illness. This claimant i son
by a former vile. from whom
he was divorced. ard who
Row lives a. Manchester. y. I'll. The
son Is Is years old. The Young man
heard 81 the death Of his father
through inquiries made hy members
of the Masonic order, concerning
scott's connection with the lodge in
Manchester. He has employed cours-
Tel here 90 look after his Interests. bat
she estate Is in such shape that there
Is sEnaA prospect ef hs ever getting
anyihinx.
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san FRANCISCO. April sA- Prepare
tons are being made at the naval hos
pisAl at Mare Islana for the reception
Of the sick and injured Of the Survivors
q the wreck OF the Trenton aud Van
dalia.
tomusossere Bonh&ln has arrived
aud assumed command oE the aavy
ward
NASHlSsToS, April 6. since the dis
asssS az Samoa sesretary Tracy has re-
eeixe1 propositions from several
sFeektnE eafapAntes. ofseriag 10 go ~
samoa asaa undertake the weak oil re-
covering the guns AnG other property
6 salse lest IA the destruction. q the
kge2tsa ard SzaaialiA. M action
vii h.e taken until AdmGras kim
n.eEly = repart has be-, reeeiRs.l
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Ieen ckxnxei by Mr.. Aofzitt to 100
feet H4Ears and Tour storises high, m
ssead Of 90 feet SQUARE and three
stories. 10 originally Snszn1ezf This
wss1 make most sixhsiy k1;idfnE, and
compare kzvvxsfay with any ho&t3
building IA tbs serrifgry
Work viii also caranselies MONDAY
on Wilson : brick on Fs@rf street. OPP
ysoeise she ASHER house. which = TO
be 51xxks. twe stories
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OIxsrrA. April s--fsoT. Moore and
Secretary v hlse have teiesraphesi fhat
they VIII be IN Olympia Monday even
inc. They viii BE sworn in by Chief
Justice Hanford Taes3asi afternoon.
ard on Tuesday night . grand public
recepfiQE and bah III 10 wondered the
outgoing arI incoming Officer. 10
uhirls people froxn ali otter the terri
terry are invited
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian service nc Pythiaa hall. Frye's
Opera House, AZ II q. IA Sermon by Rev.
Ernest smith. Sunday school 81 i2sl5.
First Methodist Episcopal church, cor
ner Third aud Marion streets, Rev. ID.
d. Campbell. pastor. Preaching at II a.
N. and 20 p. m All are cordially invited.
There viii be Sunday school at the Chris
sian church on seneca street, between
Third and Fourth, to-day at 10 A. m. Social
meeting at II a. n. Young peoples meeting
at s:f5 p m.
Plymouth Congregational Church-Sec..
ond street, between spring and Seneca
Preaching AZ II a. m. and 7s50 D. m.
by Rev. ]. Y. Ellis OF Forest Grove, Oregon.
sunday school az $3.50: young peoples
meeting 81 $50 p. m. Prayer-meeting on
Thursday at I'D p. "a. strangers cor
daily welcome.
Trinity Parish--Rev George Herbert
Watson. rector. Church ON Third street.
opposite court house. Passion Sunday:
Holy communion. q. N. sunday school,
10 q. m. Usual services, His a m. and
TO p. N. Daily prayers through the week
at 4s0 .. m, excepting Saturday. Con-
fsrrnafion class, Tuesday At $50 p. m.
Chapel. second and blanchard streets.
Sunday school, p. m; divine service. 3:45
r. IA
spiritaallgm-se Services sunday at II a. m
A.. -
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SAM FRAscEsco. April G-The bark
Gen. Fairchild, bound for Departure
bay put into port to-day in lesking
condition. She left san Diego Ia days
ago and after being at sen short time
sprang leak. since which time the
pump had been used several hours 4
DAY TO keep the hold free She viii
discharge ballast and go on the dry
dock Monday.
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company raptured he GzleeIa fort
after khrce 1nd bait hDurss hard
Sighting. taking mine guns Tie rebel
loss wne 20 killed, While the British
forces lost one killed. and fTe
wounded The export Of arms from
this rsssony has heen prohibited Tor SIX
months On account OF TIE fghtlng-
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ISLAND COUNTY NEWS.


so.rSttitK, Arrsi q - SURVEYOR
Ia. Moaroe has been laying ont aa.a
p.Sttang The ncs town tsszt il Ia Ne
started Al ihe heasl az the esye. fsgs
70 &c vailed San Juan SO Fueas.
!ehn carlin sala his farm on he
osssr isle Of the c9ve thls week. can
sisafsg % 30 acrvs. Tor sie .sasa
sacnn sfsinse has leASea the ssnsFsl
nnsss % Chris, Fisher wh.a ss,,sk
ehsses Of i last MuaaAy.
~. Isaac Powers AMI hks s3xssv
Mtss Matte. Of Eiseashafs. Azsx b.an,,
iMtiiag friends On tlse tslAE.kl Ft,r = -
osys' They CAME ayes 10 ALTERED ~.
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San FEsseIsco. April 6.-Aary San
ders was shot in the abdomen and
probably fatally wounded on Mission
street by her husband. John Sanders.
this evening, who afterward shot him
self through the neck. She refused TO
return 10 live with him, having left
him on acc0uns of his dissolufe habits.
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Suicide Of : Wenlthy Farmer.

BIses. Cal. April 6.-Charles Ralie,
q prominent farmer, aged So. worth
500. 900, committed suicide last night,
placing the muzzle of his rifle to his
mouth, blowing his brains oat. The
cause is unknown. He leaves a wife
and eight children.
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SAN Francisco, April 6 The recent
fire in the imperial palace at Pekin is
said to have been started by attend
ants 10 remove all proof of fraud in
the accounts and OF the theft OF furs
and silks. OF which large quantity
had been stolen and sold.
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saS kgsNegsce. April t.--fae China
EaaaA4 o. March s, whseh arrived from
hoag kcng Today ty the steamer
sIfy - sydney. has kae following con-
cerniag the sigiss between the Fsritish
North isaFEseo Company AMI band
os rebel chiefs IN Barmeo
On tlse nth Elf tle forces
q the British North Borneo
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Oregon,s Increase bal Population.

PoRrAsD. April 6.-State School
Superintendent McElroy said to-day
that the recent census viii show that
there are nearly 10000 children of
school age in Oregon, gain of 10000
over last year.
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Large Importation of Poison.

SAN Francisco. April 6.-Ths
steamer City of Sydney, from Hong
Kong. to-day brought $50 pounds OF
opium consigned to local firms. The
duty on the consignment is $s6, 100.
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We cali special attention to the
pAlaTsHE MILL ADDITION.

we cali spcciai attention 10 me
pALaTsHE MIL ADDITION.
This property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building lots in the market. the
greatest margin for profit even upon their
present merits alone. but upon the con-
structioa OF the navy ward az Lake Wash
ingt0n these lots win increase in value De
You'd the most sanguine expectations.
Even now the addition is In the center of
tae manufacturing district. surrounded by
factories and lying at the salt water gate
way Of the canal. postoiiice, schoolhouse,
public hall, railroad depot ON the property.
Only Is minutes from the city by the s. L.
s. & L. r. T., which runs hourly trains at
Toe; In addition TO which the new motor
line is about 10 be constructed 20 the prop
erty. Lots G0xlIo feet from sis5 upwards
GRAY & CLaYWCRTH,
7o71z Front st.
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WI b sosanaen al Ncaaay scr she
new hote. tn plans OK vhxA haze