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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20

No Christmas and New Years Table should be
without bottle of Angostura Bitters the world
renowned Appetizer of exquisite flavor Beware
of coHnteffeits. eod&wtian1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20

<E~ ADsEkTtskMENTs TO-DAY.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Third matlnee-City hall.
Srockbridge course-City hail.
FOURTH PAGE re- rsrs#
Tenement to let. rtQeF ., .-
Owen Moore & Co,
For sale-Uniform. $50
Rines brothers-3.
Shaker extract Of roots,
Situation wanted Nurse
Plush goods Frank /. Clark,
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
Mariner q Company, grocers.
To the Harbor Commissioners.
Good things-tieo. g. Shaw 81 co.
City OF POrtland-To contractors.
Manson G. Larrabee, 242 Middle street.
Q. j. Harrington Middle street clothier.
Music cabinets-T hurstOns piano house.
The Atkinson house furnishing company.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20

lessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
rhe only nerve medicine for the price in market
dW1W
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20
mEsCEs.LANEoUS.
CHRIsT,As sLIppRRs-Dov ',

CtHRIsTmAs sLIPPERs-Doy you want
~ pair OF slippers? OF course you do Visit
Browns shoe store and see the largest stock In
Malne-1OOO pairs, 461 Congress street. 1911
nR. JOHN BUZZELL wishes 10 give no
IL tlce that his office is at the City Hotel. OF
fee hours from 10 10 a. m. and 2 to p. m. 10-3
CLIPPERS for everybody An immense
- stock OF velvet plush, morocco, kid and OOze
calf for gentlemen, In every color, STYLE shape and
price. BROWN, 461 Congress street. 19-1
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MALE HELP

WANTED situation by an experienced
dress A. 2. MORRILL,, Gray, Maine. III
"ANTED-Situatlon as bOokkeeper or for
w any office work. Can read and write both
French and English. Address, ID. q. Press once.
GRO SALARY, $40 EXPENSES IN AID
epVV VANCE, allowed each month. Steady
employment at home or travelling. No soliciting.
Duties delivering and making collections. No
postal cards. Address with stamp, HAFER &
CO.. Piqua, Ohio. dee4eod30t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20

We should as soon 60 without matches in the
house, as Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, for Group
dec16 eod&wiw
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED - Immediately, agents for
w Staney's Complete Explorations; also for
MARX Twain's new book and other fast selling
books; twenty TO thirty dollars q week easily
made Address w. l.. HARVEY, as Gray street.
city, or call from 1890 TO $50 p. m. III
WANTED-Agents to show EVERYDAY the
w faei that the lowest cost Life Insurance. IL
provided under responsible management with re-
serve fund in State Treasury and Ony assess
ments In last year by the PkOVIDENT AID so
GETTY OF Portland, Me. once 08 Exchange ST.
Send for circulars. Correspondence invited.
1O4
A GENTS WANTED-The Missouri WASH
"A er affords agents profitable business. wash
eS dirtieSt clothes clean by hot steam, saving la
Dor, soap and clothes. Sent on two weeks trial.
Write for illustrated circular and terms. "a
WORTH, 81 Beekman St., N. Y. Oc28-6mos
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ROOMS

II At % Pine street, corner Of Winter num-
Der OF nicely furnished rooms with all modern
conyeniences. 6-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20

I OsT.-December 18th, a yallse. betw
~ Union Station and Free street. Reward
Will be paid by leaving it at BAG Commercial
street. l4-l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20

E,OR sALE.-Consolldat car heater stock.
Il Demarest Home Mining and improvement
Company, Georgia, stock. A new town, which
will advance rapidly, and repeat the history Of
Fort Payne and Birmingham, Ala, In invest
ments. Wanted, ten shares Portland Water
street. I4-1
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il Osr-A pair Of gold bowed eyeglasses with
~ black silk cord attached. Finder will leave
with A. i. HARMON, police station and receive
reward. 17-l
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which will explain. IL he don't
smoke may be ne shaVes him.
self once i'm n while, you
can make him the
happiesf of men. How! Give him
XVI Century Shaving stand.
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EOR sAI.E-49,o0O pounds Of wheat for
IL poultry. This is very clean and plump and
only slightly damaged BY FROST We have only
prices on ton lots; quantity regulates price call
and examine. G. B. DALTON & CO., "a Preble
street. 1871
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FANCY CHAIRS

are going 10 be one af the popular
gifts this year. Such styles,
such grace, such fashion,
such comfort and such
easy prices TO reach.
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FEMALE HE'LL

Il wish to employ few ladies' on salary to take
IL charge Of my bus ness at their homes. Light,
very, fascinating and healthful. Wages $40 per
week. References given. Good pay for part
time Address with stamp, Mrs. MARION
WALKER, Louisville, Ky. dec4eOd3Ot
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FOR SALE

HORsEs FOR sALE-1 pair chestnut
Ii horses, weigh 1900 pounds two I'd horses
drivers, at A. G. SAWYER'S stable, corner Mar
ket ana Federal streets. 1911
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CONFESSED DISPATCHES.

n. Barr Of Fresno has beeE arrested Ia
san Francisco for grand larceny.
The gerTnnn missionaries held eapfzF% =
hv Arahs In Zanzibar have been rctesssp-
The prezidcnt hss signed ts.e BIZ pen
sfpulHg Mrs. sheridan aad retiring Gsn
RGsecra2s-
Folds & gsriEsiths. carpets. etc. Aln1esf-
ofis. have assigned. i4Absatsess sleps1D'
assets. So eos.
say4. tue chief witness Ia tae hsfsse-
rers.Scats case against Gtpries nAs oE~A
reseAseA from custody.
Jacob Z. Geosnan. cashier IA fae ce2nts !
t-eEsnre-ss ,sses. Chicago. has A5sesndes'
vita roo of county funds
Robert Watkins. the alleged PsHsafsseT'
VILE. Arkansas. ballot box thlef, las tsea q
held in s5a8a bonds for hearing 1a1rs-
day
Tne 4serYzaa goSEraleEs tsrhi4a tAs
sssgse ia Gesaisny oi any p<rf Of re bnE
eKriars snsa ga the grnaa4 Ea4t b1sEAsss
bas TO recogrilz "a gover1EElS
raxsrd ArtSse. rejected AovkF ~ hsisas
ps5raer. fatally sA0f her OF p1aiEe Stree,
IL Aurora. IL. M0aday. An tnfariAs<s
r,s.h chased him sh.ee miles, shED ne SO
aua kiEsea himself B9sh were eosofc1
is sssotheg Las xoas inxaae.
Nominations. william = kosesTssas
Emse hysgxx5iaf g@seraI aisest skzfes 49, Z
Z, BE briga1ies general fso1 FeoraAfy =
fsss. 20 s,e rshl1ess on the res1fel tssss =
+. smish, las1 asiar cs fae eaEsnsers. :
be major os the engineers ffoES rSf<aAs-
= fsss. on the retired llst-
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powN oN Irs kNRKs.


ANAg snG 8IU41k448Ws
IoSpoS, Feb. 17.Thc Times to-day. Iii =
leading editorial. aaotes Ia full the ape1-
ogy rendered BY Attorney General Nohane
before the Parnell eommtnaicn, for Gho
publication of the forged letters, ana e<lUr
tinues: I'VE desire to endorse ~ nppfoptk
ase every word Of The foregokuE sfe&eaksth4
Aarrover. Mr.. Parneli having tn tire MI
fofgeries, we accept In every respect tho
truth VI that statement. In these eiscutar
stances we deem IL right 10 express CIR
regret. most fsilly aud sincerely u huN1nn
been induced TO publish the lettsrs ~ NJ
Faraclfs. or 20 use them IN cvfd11E
cludes also the letters falsely AEtr1h1tod
Mr.. Egan, Mr. Daviff aud M 0sKG E
IL Is SCARCELY hitting nov to enter Into #E
circumstances under which We were # H&
cesseu and published them. We s. H5
bound, however, 10 point ouf that n E
was rot the person with wbort No cou I
nlcated. Moreover. We must add tha4 W
sirmly tssas.....ss=s=A che letters were RenH37k
until the disclosures made by stgufk Ii IN
cross examination. II must bc evide3 q
all rszsosssas persons fhet lf corepl
existed ths Jfases wss vtczimiz<d ~ A
not party 70 IL Errors ID judsmeSt r i
have been committed, and f9s then ~
penalty must he pad. II must b. oIon{Iv
understood thai what We hnye done 3 M
gefhes upon cur own motion. "a orr o9pr
responsibility and In tho public intactu1
alone. This withdrawal. of conree, c9ilN1
exclusively TO the letters obtnined huNu
Pigott" Es3
TaE '.TfuEsss" IrfLukEGE piznnQyoos
The DefEB lycsFs says. The Tiaes tkteE n
destroy FarDell. fnfauil has 1sm1fQ304 ~
Tssses. Never again shall any MIA w311
respects himself read ifs base accusations
without smile OF lAnguid dlneuek IT.
/ Tfases ID no representative Of the En1111
press We do not hesitate 10 sny ~ q11(
English paper weuid have been ceyn05e c.
engaging In the abomiasble trAGio xAet1
had led The ffsass 10 such dieMnt oeDU
OF iniAmy. 81
THE ATToRxEy.sEsERAL's DESR Apk1l1M
The Neses says: II anything could ~
/ to the degradation Of the Tmfxss aySWv
1 ii would be terms In which Sts Eje<
Webster made his so-cAlled apDi0g@. ~
the credit OF the h65 Hir Richard 1Q2At y
have refnssd 10 connect himself with tUItH
i an ignahfe composition. II the bok coul
/ not express iss apinisn Of such he2ayio4.
| parliament ausi be inyited 70 ~ r.
( nrYfu s.sfx &
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The Last General appropriation Bill
Passed.

wxSHKSG7ox. Fab. q Bland, Of Ms
soGEi, 20 eyery body astonishmens, did not
DO aay hab1sserlng when the hOUse
opened 81 10 o'clock. aud several matters
Oh msnor Importance were disposed CT Dur
Tag the hour The house then seat tnto
committee on the Indian appropriation
bill The senate amendment sppr0prsaf-
ing s. 1900 20 pay the seminole Indians
for lands in IrdiAa Territory ceded 70 the
United states wss agreed To- The lands
acquired. , GE7 CO acres. arc made oH&a 70
settlement EndsT the homestead law.
Taking aztvant2ge Of tAe ave zaiHuses a.
lowed for debate, heane4y, Of OAf0,
rep4yAug 10 the csns1res by Crisp PASSED
sEsgn MS cessasEcr ~ , essdsnx ofncer OF tie
Ohio senate, rehezrse1 the history oS tfe
ha los box f-aE9s Ia Hamilton coanty.
He defended hts conduct In refusing 10
aisow the Fear memoers OF the iegzssssuss
whose seats were contested So take pArt n
the procexdings, and said sEsch Dezzocrsfs
a. Thurman and Conve-xs sssfatssea as
aSssul. mAieA was IN see0rd&ncS Wfka
e-ery parliamentary authority.
A discussion followed concerning t2s
mersfs ot the contested elegt1os eases q
SalIiTaa Is. FelEan, but 10 acEaoa ~As
taken.
An ameas1Esenf wax a6opse1 Ausae<axt n
the president 20 establish tHp land 0s1sees
1xsals lands opened 70 settlement af tsss
@et. ne eo@misiee rose and the nsaA ~a'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-28
AN IRISH TRIUMPH
The Times on Its H.
Before ParneII.
He VIII Fellow Up HIS Advansnuss-
rigess Was IN Paris. bas
Has Pied.

iaaSnoS. Feb. zs.---Au iuamense suouj
vas present IA the courtroom shts snelHe
ina wASa sAe session of the farnen c.
mission opcnsd. Much excisemen1I ~
manifested. psrneii arrived in the ,louro
reten eafly.
Aits'ss:s>--y- General Webster stated tb -
cuart fksf SAannaa. the F2ssrx pahliu -
lieliar Aad reealyssi a lester so-day fenon
ftsUtks = 10 Il in PARIS The letter Nun -
Ia Fag0tt's writing. shannon iznme{l16
y siosiaea The scotland Iard xusharisteo e
sae receipt Ss the leiter.
TIE attorney -geneEAlthen read the tte1o1<
IL Was dated ssinrsiay and contained -
confession figo.s made 60 k$houchesu q
tAnt day ssEott aided tssAs hu dcslfeE ~
taily tIselose thai &c iAbxac2ted the Aiie1o4
l.AEtss1 letters published in facsimiio II
That papaT. He dxsaled being fnterl1>u1
Win the American Brotherhood af5tr -
ssAlsi his newspaper. che frfxhnssA. He -
ss1ttess that be prate ihe conversation MN
Euks;le tiaFls A LaE>xase ifeps u21&hoGJ
enly. lie told Houxtpn hr fa.fna &heI IT, i
fsFS IN Bsx. Anf he faa.ieaf<4i them. snfG
genuine letfs - ot farnels aud KRan. asopl-
tnK certain Woris Shswfax tho r3p69S64
easEaeter Of the writing. tracing tAeu
ssasast window pane. He Afterwards
destroyed the seaulne LETTERS The te<Oa&
pateh Of letters asrEined 10 rarneM ,Weso
initiated frun the ise~simsics pubiielAe1 q
the Ttas1s. lie did nas soc Rrcnklu II
America. He adnstfe<i that LAbauchtfo,D
account u1 the inlerssew between uhom
Was ia The main correct
The letter dated saturday wnx encltIeo1
in anosaer letter bearing DATE Hotel u
NoDte. Paris, Tuesday, sariHxs
Before leaving the encsstee<i sthe conIfoGx,
sfeui vas handed me. havtnx been bolEz
while WAS ouk viii write again s<lon-
RicaARp PIgu11"
Acknowledgement Webster said eypky4
body would agree that nobody could ~
fach any weight 10 figpft.s cvfdenrc. Am1
II was his duty 70 ask the court ID NTH
draw from considering the genuiu0neal a.
the letters. Ths lsass, he said, desired 9
express regret for publishing the ictnDxl,
AM tAe psopEiesors of that paper wOnld
themselves moro faliy express their ruHtok
tsstsr he ruptidsaied ihe Hllegsssoa mlh1o
~ Sir Charles Russell YESTERDAY. lhat fhor0
was foul conspiracy beiasnd Psg0sf ltn9 1
Houston. III ssfch SonxrifAcy existed.
tfs nsnsx had no share la IL
slf Charles Rasscsi said he had ho1bo1
The attorney y-gsnzai would mako str1ieee
statement.
Psrneil was then sworn. He dxnl
signing the alleged iet1er al >she 18th < z
May. Campbell, bis YecretSfY. disl ~ 8
WrIte She letter. HitntAos had Dot hesje1
OF such a letter until he Sear 1t pubti2hto6 z
Ia the Tasts. Campbell hAa gone 10 Ant
werp TO eudeavor ta lind ri4ofx fuFnnu
denied the gennsnensks Of the letters Rnr.
porting to have been signed by himeSx
and Egan. lie said ne aud Esan had ~
teustse correspondence Tie dIctafpf -
Campbell a letter regarding the ihtcfvtew
asked by fgott The letter which ~
ftsss# reproduced was evidently imitntt1
from lt. tie had DO fntcryf9w with rtHo4
Tho couEi adjourned untii fri1Ay.
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sAe sang Of srauaps oarrall.sl asar n,.e2ley

- '~-r- = ---~~ N~'t@s~~~
sos1sa gslAe aga
There are saase slaaAts tn she atssaSs a
rzzny citizens af T&noma ~ 10 sasg = IA
sAis visit 0f the president ef she Nexeharn
gars8c ratlroaz fh0rsas r. Cakes nte2ns
t1e laeSf SxaEafnf ifnaxsfte& e - The IN
vestigsrsun hT th& hsgs officials as "a the
extent aud expense soT fereatnsa facilities.
&1sd other p-xsl -ainaries fat the flaal eaa.
summation OF the wort, Rlth President
ssakes CONES }. N. HsanAsssrd. trxtsse nssn-
AssS * AIusley. gezessl iGspsrintaasens.
ahsl a. - AtfAfNFsFs &<SsSeltnf gNkf1r4ss sss.
Per fsnlsrdeEf kssiroa1 pssspis herx sx-
eeezssa seeir arrival today, bas they were
ttcsaEed c4ss of the Casnaxisss ana wflf not
reach here tiil sosne unae tssrAosrpw.
Tue funeral services over The the ~
malns az Coral H. pAafostE soak place., Tits
A2trENoua ~ taF AeSucir hail. and were
eosaSsssese ~ Norseipfua stss,eF Eaixarss
A. Hare The palAbearers were Nc. ].
Meade, W. IA. Harris. 4. sireen. q 4. farp
p8n> A. u. Harlan and J. i. Gov. With ia-
segnens Al Tseusna eeanesefs
HeaSich ts0tdhamer ~ Austria Peter
Nsneaner 81 FsDa9A. Enaii Aeasen. Nssss Z.
k.indberg Axel Nelson and Chasgey An
ssegs0n ~ -xesieH mace application hssere
Clerk OF Seagt Ayers -aay fue nsturalIxS-
ton papers
In The pse,aassfss sours so-sssF i'm the matter
ssf The estate of Christian II Christensen
the petition OF Hsids Chiasxi&nson. asf.
IA snassrAtKlx. praying that THE personal
property of the deceased De SET ssssagt fav
the use Of the family. was slowea
The stock Of groceries Of isse late fraa az
Chapman & Co. was sold by sheriff wlyt Is
A. @eiahers for $50. The stock ineatced
over sgs)aA
Tux CHARITY RALl-
4 great event in society TOOK riacs 10.
night in The parlors of Tho Tacoma, in tAe
Charity ball. That the event has met tAe
Most sangalne expectations ia aattaEsng
manner is eougtafa at0sy 10 fAe fsaxnassers.
the eharttshly fueiine4i, asla the sAeanty
people OF facesns Fully I'd sls TNNoiasss
represets sattve asflxrns. wish visitors fram
Portland, seattle. and other places en-
toyed tee festivities Of The oereslsu. About
ssD0o viii he realized aad devoted I'd the
purposes at general charity
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tENrRALIA NEWS.
Going to Have a SchooI--tsrace semi.
nary-The Capifaf.

CESTgALIA. Feb. 2T.--To her shame, be Il
said, that though Centralsa Is town Of
LOO inhabitants, there is not today within
the corporate limits school house worthy
the name. Three small aud poorly srrang-
ed ''shantIes" have up 10 this time fur
nishei the only school facilities. Now,
however, the people are proving that they
are mot dead but slcepeth." AZ meeting
of prominent citizens, IN the opera house
last evening, Ii was decided there must aud
shall be, and at once, erected first-class
school building, and although but few
hours has elapsed. subscriptions 10 the
amount OF slooe have been made. and there
is no doubt but the List viii aggregate
$500. This with other moneys In the
treasury and provided for, insures the
completion IN very short time of build
ing that viii be credit 10 this growing
and prosperous community.
Judge Roger 8 Greene. president of the
board of trustees Of Grace seminary, has
instructed Mr.. e. X. Rntserwofth. secretary
of the board. 10 call = public meeting ON
Friday. March 2, for the purpose of fur.
thering the interests of this institution II
is evident from the feeling expressed that
the people are awake as 10 the Importance
of having located here q school OF higher
education, under care OF the Baptist con-
vention, aud there is scarcely doubt bat
that $l0.ts0 10 $1,000 viii be raised for the
purpose II is the desire to have the semi
mary III lS>uiuSSc ioA hAftfn w -<FtNttttSS
1. The site selected is one OF the most
beautiful imaginable, as IL lies on hill
overlooking the town aud commands a
view Of the Chebalis valley for miles. BY
the way. q lover of scenic effects viii be
earaptured BY ssrolsing mp that way aud
taking q look.
NJ G. Denton, OF Tacoma, president of
the Washington Land & improvement
Company, in In to~u, looking after his in
teresss aud those of the centralia s Gray 8
Hsfbor railroad.
Mt Denton's first love is Tacoma. bnt he
Is broad enough TO sac that CentraIia pos
sesses greater advantages in some respects
sAan any other inland town in the state.
and this town is indebted 10 him for many
of the improvements on foot here
j. T.. Calder, real estate dealer OF Mon
tesano, is in town,
We cannot for the life OF ns see Why
Centralia should not be the capital OF the
state. Our location Is perfect. our rail
road facilities as good as any, and betfes
than most towns now, and when the PORT
Townsend Southern railroad Is completed
through here, as it certainly Will ee az no
distant day. then we will be way on top,
and will most assuredly be heard from.
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OLYMPIA NEWS.
The Admission Ceiearation-Corpo
atIons Formed--Notes.

OLYMPIA. Feb. 1.-THE committee which
was appointed 10 make the necessary ar
rangefnents for the celebration OF the pas
sage of the admission bill. held meeting
iasf night and com plesed the arrangements.
According TO the programme. Mayor John
r Convey viii preside AZ the meeting and
will set the ball rolling By making ten
minute speech. He Will be followed by
Gov semple. Secretary =. H. Owings,
Judge r. Eienry, Judge ~. A. Root aud
Hon. }. C. Brecsinridge. These speeches
wili be interspersed with rsusic, both vocal
and instrumental. under the direction Of
Gen. K. g. 0'Bnen-
The following gentlemen were chosen
as pIce.presldenfs Of the meeting. Messrs.
Geo A. Barnes, I. G. Van Epps. III Mil
roy, 7. !. Mckinney, {. 6. Hewitt, A. h.
Robbason and T. N. Reed The old can
non, As usual, win be pHt into use. and the
brass baud viii be on hand TO discourse IN
spring music.
The Pha.nix Land Company having pur-
chased 80 acres 81 lamd cf Mr.. James Patti
son near East Olympia, are having the
Same thoroughly cleared and viii soon
place IL upon the markes ss Phonix al
diFion.
Messrs. oueEieste d Eswen nov have 3
ccry,s Of surSryelrS at work surveying tbs
line os the Puget sound ii Chehalss rail
rusd from Eld inlet "a the Ihehaais river:
Work on this road Will be pushed with al
possible SPEED during tho cpzaing sslia Hsrr.
Mr.. Ia. A. stevens. who hss - bong nssn 7
the operator f0r the Western Enion Teie'
gra;f Con pany in tails city. las resigned
and bis sHceess0r, 1f. J. ID. FArxsr, VIA
soon arrive and take charge. Mr.. stevens
will remain in this city aad Lock after isfi
/ yafe interests.
Mr.. wr. Il. Monaghan and Martha Z
HAYES, both Of this county. were yesferdn
cyra r4rsd license 10 wesf-
John r. ts0wcy st al. have sold 10 fBs
Capital City Land & ISnprofesasrt cnm
r.isv 80 acres uxAx S9Hfh Olympia sor !
consideration OF tssao-
caRPuEATnss FORMED.
TIE following corporations hare Ble<
arsieses with Secretary Owinss
/ Swedish PahssshiHg COMPANY 81 sesstie
/ capital stack, 81. COS trustees, y. u. Aagef
1 sou, @. u Oiancer aaG T. SsnaesTen ~
s objects are 10 publish . newspApsa In tn
@We<sisb language. &ad 20 30 = geners
pns[ishIng and book binding bfsssaess
/ seattle Indlc.ter Company capital sfoek
xsaass9. traxtes& W. III. Lisweilsn, A. u
! Stewarf. A. r.. Llewtsss1. z. Z. itss5Ee an
4. A. Eohertxaa. Ess obseets are 10 esnstHr
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THEY YEaRS FOX SAMOA.
A German Points Out His Country
uianss Lack NJ Tact

BERLIN. Feb. 27.-1he DeagscAe WoeAen,
bsaff prints letter Oh the samoan question
from correspondent in sydney, n :. W.
The wrIler blsEses the Germans for sup
porting Tsraassse. who, he says, Is neither
by birth nor by intelligence acceptable u
the samoaas SIS Frier Mstaafa is far more
Intelligent ind inauentiai thar Tanasese,
who IS regarded ~ usarpeF and traitor,
willing 10 sell his country 10 strangers.
Mafaafa could formerly have heea won
10 German Interests. but being offended hy
tie support given TO Tamasese, he fell al
easy prey 20 American infrigues
The write- asks IL this pearl, samoa. Is TO
oe abandoned by Germany. and adds;
tAnnexatian OF Samoa could formerly
nave been accomplished England. wcaid
have protested only FOR the benefit of the
gallery
The emperor has issued cabinet order
expressing gratitude 10 the officers and
men engaged in the samoan fight
TIE government hos received inform :
ton from Washington that there Is no
prospect OF the United states complying
with the aeIaaud FOR prosecution and pan.
iShment of Klein