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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Compaint? Shloh's Nitnlizaris guar.
aneed 10 euro you. Sold by e. 5. Leadoeat-
or & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

n VoLD BNvH Mr.. Luther r Ashby, of
-, ..apaae while strolling about the city
, pa t'ea'i last night walked out on
- -sl Toai M in the darkness stepped
g,s'ooaFl, ami came near being drowned.
>. 49, Iiend aud some others who happened
S.eueat hy rescued him, however, and be
i ,yaoed no further injury than q severe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

ms-CoNFfDERArE vETERANs.-A called meet.
ing of r. E. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, will
be held on Monday evening, March 10Th, at 1870
o'clock full attendance is desired, as business
of Importance will be considered.
BY order of the Commander.
mh2S 2t EDGAR WAKEFIELD Adjutsnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Sold by T. 5. Lsadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

C7rHE WITNESS OF THE SUN, new
Il novel by AMEEIE REVEs. author of
s.Thc Quick or the Dead - Complete
in Lipriucott's Magazine for April. Price 20
cents For sale by all booksellers and newsdcal-
a4s mh23G25
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

APPOINTMENT OF SCHOOL sUpERINTEN-
DENTS. According to teci-ion of thu
Cont Of Appeais the term of office OF all
equity and city SuperintendeGts OF Schco7
giI. expire on the 80 OF Jane next. Hence
deyolve7 on The Board Of Education to
mike appointments to fill all these vscan
lea lrior to July lst. The Board has Tad
iae natter under consideration, bot has not
ls-l Jle67itely on time for making these
appointments The probabilities are, how
ever, taa; they will re inside sbou' the lst
May aud no; earlier. The Board consists
o'thc Governor, the Attorney General aud
the Superintendent Of Public In9truciiop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

VoTING FOR POSTMASTER The republi
can patrons of the Falls Church postotlice
held caucus last night and nominated b.
Frank Croker for appointment as postmas-
ter, the vote resuting-Crocker SO, Louns-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

DEATH OF A FORMER ALEXANDRIAN.-
MIR. John Wood ir., rative of this city,
DIED last Saturday at Ivy Depot. Albemare
county, in the IS year of his age Mr..
Wood was well known in this city where he
formerly lived. He was son of the late
John Wood and for some years WAS connect
ed with this office, continuing as cor
respondent when he moved to Abemarle
county There he engaged in mercantile
aud banking business and acquired con
siderable fortune. H. married Miss Haf-
per, Of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On Thursday last, between the NJ E.
IL Church South and No. lib north Pitt street,
a CAMEO RING. The finder will be suitably re-
wardcd by leaving it at this office. mh25 3t
! osT-A BOOK OF WRITTEN MUSIC. A
IL satisfactory reward will be paid for its return
to EZRA GOULD, St Johns Academy. mh22 st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

PoLICR REPoRT.-Laat night was clear and
cool with one prisoner and one ledger at the
station house.
Tae only case before the Mayor this morn.
ing was that of q young man arrested by or
ficer Henry for fast driving. He was tined 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

a HEARrLEss MOTHER Just bafore
dark yesterday evening Il coored woman
licing on Gibbon street. near Fairfax, ha
ceme epgered with her son who Is about IL
yeara old, because he disobeyed her in CO.
ing with another boy against her orders
She took her son in the house, stripped him,
and was administering q severe whipping
when the boy, becoming frantic from pain,
broke from her grasp and rushed from the
house in nude condition. He Was holly
pursued by the Infatuated woman, aud in their
wild ron they were followed by number OF
boys VINO oined in the screams Of the fuei
tive, thus adding to bis fright. la his
confusion he rushed into the river at the
foot Of Gibbon street to escape his torment.
ors a man who happened to be passing
at the time took the boy from the river and
tekiug OF his coat wrapped it around him
aud took him home. Here the boy was
agaio being whipped when neighboI
nteifered, and under threats of prosecution
compelled the heartless mother to desist
from further attacks en- her son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

TRINITY NJ. E. CHURCH,
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS March 20, % and d
Mr.. CHAS H HOPKINS
The services Of Mr.. Hopkins have been secured
by Trinity Church for three Of his delightful en-
tcrtanments. No pleasantor manner of passing
an evening could be suggested. Gems Of scenery
from the msny countries visited, songs beauti.
fully illustrated by paintings from tho best masters
as they melt one into tho other while being sung,
the easy conversational style of the lecturer, all
combine to make up series of entertainments
which deserve the high commentators they have
received from large and enthusiastic audiences
throughout our country. Start on this grand tour
the opening night-March 20.
Admission-Adults 25c course, three evenings,
60c; children 15c; course 2jc. Tickets can be
procured at Dyson's store. mh20 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23
LOCAL MATTERS

.ti. section fsi-. sIightly warmer weather,
tt winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

WHY WILL You cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10cts.,
so cts, and 81. Sold by f. S. Leadbeater 81
Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of Bourbon
lad, saye Both myself and wife owe our
lives 10 SHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE" "
Sold by z S. Leadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

p,o.ovAl-A letter hiss been received by
80 .,am r ; Douglass Hooti, formerly
Iij.my. bur now Of Detroit, Michigan.
u.t..ajs rqs hurch, three hundred com
. .,o aboling people, and y doing a
g,od work among them.
Vrs : C. Cornwell, keeper OF The CITY
,n.bop.e /. qlile sick 81 that institution.
NJ. Rs, .ure Matte Henuon) left here
,..,ri,a, to ia mr. husband, Dr.. J. }. Best,
81 Bismarck, Dakota.
Mr. Thomas F. Kemp Was taken suddenly
mint. at her home en- Washington
..,.sl bn, Ter condition had greatly i'm
proved to-day.
P.y d.. samuel Rodgers, the late presid
inc alar oflhe N f. Church South, in this
3s,,jrt COS soon 10 become pastor OF tho
cr.rb in stanton. He will preach to-
morraw morning st the Baptist church, and,
joo5less. many friends will be glad OF this
community Of hearing him again before he
b.ephina. the three-year old daughter of
P.v Mercer, has been iii with catarrh-
+. on.umon;a, having taken cold while suf-
f.ane win he whooping cough. She is
now very much better, though still kept In
bfrrocm
Bishop AIheus Wilson is quite i'll in Bal
dmare
Mr.. Kafe L Taylor and her daug hter,
Mrs. A f Smoot and chilG, who have been
spending he past five weeks in Florida have
gone to Cnba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23
DIssoLUTIoN OF coPARrNERsHlP.

IL
The o)psrtuership heretofore existing under the
tir.n namo of SUMMERS & ALLEN is by mutual
consent, this day dissolved. Either party is su
thorized to collect and receipt for all debts due
the firm The Mineral Wster business will be
conductcl by Mr. c. J. W. Summers at the old
stand and the Drug business will be conducted
by MI f. L. Allen at the old stand.
Thanking the public for the patronage bcstow-
cd in the past, they respectfully esk 8 eonUnu-
ance of the same
CD w. SUMMERS.
mh23 2w ERNEST l.. ALLEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-23

NEW GLASSWARE-We have Just received a
~ lot of Fine Glassware, in imitation of an old
time pattern, which is so like Cut G.sss that
noisseurs are deceived by it. We have this ware
in most every article you can nane: Sut would
and III SITES = each. 1t is well worth your time
to call nd examine this ware at
mh23 Z. ]. MILLER & SON.
;IoR sALE-A FINE YOUNG HORSE, five
s years old works well single or double.
A. MARTIN, Linconis,
mh23 st Fairfax county Va,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
BoULASGEg BARELY BEATEN.
Nine Majority Against Him - His
Next Haye Matrimonial

PARIS, Feb, us-~neulangs was s.nssen.
IN the chamber of depRtzee to-day The
chamber voted urgency for dct4se eis the
seyafin q 'afronsttssssatEt blEl,-.z.s % 2ss
Frenier Fsoquet said be bad teen sup-
porter OF fhe ssEutln s.e liste, fstif has re-
nausaeesi bis advocacy Of that Fyssexn Ia
tie fsce CT the sentiment 0f the culntry
which was now Taa1lfesTsng ffeeH ssNnsgiy
Ia favor OF tie sssyntsn a asafroudiszcxasnR
TaEy we~t:, be continued. In tEe presence
OF party conditions and rretenssss1s fean4-
ed on tEeAsou- They aust tiasart the
eisxsorAi Conspiracy wh5fc waiting for the
power Of che kaw - foil she uElsgfaa eDu-
spirsey Of the left. fApplaEse.
Tsse cham seF, - Q vote ~ 20 70 50. the5
agreed 20 prQs~ed with Elisrak~Sn& 81 the
srficsss 81 tse asrusfn 1sTfanaisseineEis
bill. all Of which were sfterN1rsAi sc
eepte6. Aesnbe OF the rizAt stefn Assf&a
that the szn&l suEe &C The bill ~ q y Anae 6t
sn o7eu une. axeA deputy Declaring his
vose fsoEa the tribune. This was agreed -.
The chamber ap,roved the szs1itional
convention relative - TIE exehAniFe OF
Es0etaI eTzsTrs hetae0n France and the
Cnifys3 states.
~. Isorgs, Feb Il-The kfpabfse an
nornees shA; IL hA4 gnod feAsuas 60 be-
ss@ye thas ~ ssGaa BssuAG0xrr obtains e
divorce hs vii NARY 1he aiForeea vile 81
J0ssph u Lae1s of this eifg Ths ssdy Il
verx haasss@Mae she Is aoN ia Italy she
belongs - Al cd aE& fromffsen: st insss
fxmssy. sEA nrsE aet boaEssssss Ii ss~
York Ia Isl.
The sxxnsin a asrrundaskeHsezss htzs wAs
p3ssed 81 q vufe isg ~ 20 gE1 The eham,
hxx then 4<sfoarnrd ufsfxl Tn1rs92y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
Dakota NEEDS STATEHOOD.


BISMARCK. Oak, Feb. u.-In a message
20 the house OF representatives SATURDAY.
Gov. Church attacked his predecessor bit
terry. and the legislature returned the at
tack with equal warmth and then post
poned their final answer till to-day, TO get
in better shape. After sending in the mes.
sage. he closed up his ONCE, which Is con-
sidered as direct snub by the legislature,
then in session, and could not be found by
the officers of the house. As the message
was considered insulting there aas been
much talk about the matter. and iuiiea-
sions Of action looking 70 his prompt re-
Enoyal By the incoming president are very
pronounced. II is held that the closing OF
his Office while the legislature Is sitting Is
sufficient ground for asking for immediate
dismissal. Representative Jones says he
will offer q resolution asking President
Harrison 10 remove Gov. Church at
o'clock in the afternoon of March 4.
There were several measures proposed
by different members to-day as to the
means of defeating the governor by secur-
ing his immediate dismissal from his posi-
lion, but the leaders of the house con-
sidered them 10 be not advisable Just now.
However, resolution was adopted
unanimously which win have the
effect of cutting of AT least
one way the governor had "a
return the fire of the legislature. This res
oiution declares that no communication
and territory shall be read 10 the house,
and the speaker and clerk are made sole
judges of what reports shall be received
The ayowed purpose of the resolution is 70
prevent the governor from making anotheg
such attack as ON Saturday whan he
went for the legislature.
The feeling in the matter grows more
better all the time, and there is once more
some sfreng talk of adjournment until q
successor TO Gov. Church shall be appoint
ed. This action had about been given NJ
until the recent engagement, aud now the
Republicans in the house and council are
willing 10 do almost anything to defeat
f.o4- fhareh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
BIG EATING THE LITTLE.


Cafcase. FEB. il-The T6@zes prints 3
long letter from Prexiseut Perkins 81 the
Chicago. HErsinw10n & Quiney. anniyxsng
the Western railroad situation hc fst.f-
euscs the idea that Subordinate officials
are responsible for tbs frequent cen1nrals-
Easson of rates II there h AuT blame to
BE attached - tie railroad managers. tf
fzeloaxs, BE SAYS. 20 the head au3 nos 20
the suhzuFlinstes Thas managers are
anxious 70 maintain rates he does NOT
think there - any question, ht1s IL remains
20 b. seen. he eafs, Ehetacf ske present
effort o1 presidents 10 provide foE this
without arranging 80 divide sraaae and
eona grnsefe weaker lfEes win work any
sxsfsEr ueS than ia tnE past II rot, be
fhinks seEae ssy nnzt s@ fsead 10 make .
fiSssiun ard 10 EAy iae weak aEsss. and II
tnSs caaUDE Ee eoae without the help Of
congress thai help must BE Obtained Or
railroad pr0f&rfx viii eoufsazie 10 suEeg
sHfiI the we2kgr lines are worm cut and
sid % ssse sfs0agsg ~ hsis fAezT cost II
- P@TxiHss epzHsou thai x TIE fAasFosds
were l7iy FREE 10 wnrk their awn salvation
they and the YsUnzse 1onI fEze beffeT,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
GENrILks WIN IN OGDEN.
The City Election Results In Utter
Mormon Rout

OGDEN. Utah, Feb. 1.-THE most i'm
porsaut election that has ever taken place
in Utah took place today. II was fghf
by the Genfiles or liberal party for foot
hold in the territory BY the election Of q
mayor and council The new city ball was
crowded at all IT'S entrances. where the
election proceeded at foar different ballot
boxes The city voted as whole aud no;
By wards. and 10 accommodate the large
number of voters four voting places were
necessary. The Mormpak OF peoples PARTY
now have the officeg Of the city. and at
daylight hfsss bands and drum CORPS were
promenading the streets.
With the beginning of voting system
OF intimidation commenced on the pasf
of the MoraoEs by zrresting lsentiles be-
fore they bad 8 chance 20 vote and hurry
ing them otto Jail. This was anticipated
by the opposite party, who bad Marshal
Dyer present aud 9 squad of United
states troops quarteFed In the Brown hoief.
across the street. The marS.ai ~ once
stopped the arrest uniil the voter had o
chance to tender his vote and be passed
upon by the judges. After this the cleo
ton passed of quietly.
The result OF the election Is complete
victory for the liberals The candidate for
mayor Is elected by q majority Of 40. and
the hxiance OF the ticket. Including the
full city council aud chief 81 police, BY
about the same majority. The Gcnfsies
are trbilanf over the rEsslt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
CONQUEST or AFRICA.
The Crescent Flag Gssns Dewn hs-
fore the Gersnaa InYader.-

EExt1s. Feb Ez-~Csps wissrsnm Aas.
arrived Al Bertha. He vii star fer East
Afries in c feS oars
ZAxzIHzx. F1aa tl--xsss hza h@sh q
cefve1 fss1za Lake NysaxA ~ lie eznesw an-
u LnGsrss wzs ssill haissinz hsressxxs with
4 greatly rxtsleed gsrx5ssn. saelaasss 81
EaroseAnx, tha neEsa3ntser bsstax setf.
owlEzx ~ Isl Araask. NaslsaGa. evzssra1sssof-
-. kas4 nesfly s<raage6 With fhe Afahe-
TIE tzke nEss3oEarsss were So sell
E.aia ard Lszs4l are sFsA ~ tae h&aah ei
tie snsrrgxafs EElw& "a completely stark-
af1esf The ra1zozsf fHg 81 tie 1Ffnzsn 1sts
szanzflas M&s aze - fAE Ezszst1fsah o.
Preach nzls.ssgfa zyfrs
I'll rnnuse9 fssas axtEtes BfssHAh Fkaafs fsAF1
sne sslsssn has Esulcsex fsmiss Arabs ef =
srse af e.. 90 fnr eoz plIesfx IA she sfEAps
aE I5ens Eoegefss fzsrssfsrs.
Kxxi Tepp<r. xn eayd9g 81 t1s @SmAA
vita Cozar&Ey. hss a<x1sed u Lsnasssl. ss..
he Is seeking aid IN argnsr1nx trs tna
serr1srxf. TAe nEw nmlta12 g sAe
ssr0axIy eppased - asznAa ene1 -.
| snxn<s u Is rsYs,<ss6 heH H. uzIez
- proeinined - 1nma lnne4 > 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
JACK THE RIPPER.
Caught in Dundee after
killing His Wife.
irhe wosnan rsdsc~a kiim TO Leave
uhss~~hap<s-rAe same Her,
rshie Mastlasasn-

ksnsnss. FeA ill., The baby OF woman
"a enesz -=s disensar~ss so@tss hx Tho
po1scs of Dnnssee. with the ahssazs.es riupe1
ua<n and etaefwsSs rauasla.si. Tae rAos6
ss< 10 sznsll fhss the marierer had been
usEaPeiAe9 70 ssneexa she hsav suto It.
The hassa,si Of ths wsssaan Ass been ~
ss:2a
4 dlspsaeh frasa nanare says tAas TIE
marsierer - sAe womaa wAa<. mnff-
lated FesaaiEs were fsaaa Ia 4 she<f there
sss<iay Is W. "A. safr, husband al sh< rie-
nna- bary was rexsaeaf M Whitechx5.a.
Esssiua. szx sax sziSssesf x i :}5<H S5'7
Gteu trtfszt, Ez<Ee4 fH4l Ne II nlo<6k =
Isv tsse kirsses. ard that he Il suh}el$
70 nSs 0f nfiss-:-=E1oas nsarsfrr snkRtA
a Ps.ss sassrten ek1s-s<H2slon held 80 -
hsssy ef the pnassee ssetirn rroves shsf ~
woman aax trss heea sfrsnxied and her
fSsty Thea raufaiafess. the nhAasneu he{u9
bsuken-
isury says BE less wA.sscAspel sAsss
u'eeks ago he refSsses % xxy way he IAN
there. sf'd ackno~ lodges he he'd 40 nsfaf-
ns<s reyEiTing Bis sfse1fsoa ia Duudee.
he SAYS he aad his wife drank heavily last
u1sns DSfere TTtarfny. and that b. does nd&
krNeN hos be got 10 bed E;san auakcn-
,ss y, se ssxs .nsi, ns leand his wife lying upon
.Aesaaisd By . sgasen mAd fnspalse. fur
which be csaaet secsNas. he selzcd 3
ka1te ard slashed the holy rlan rcason
r6ssnrnitax. kss became siarsaed. and hastily
criishss3 the holy fafss chest. ii which Il
usS foaod. thinking 10 az and frake nj
ess,spe. ae found. hosevsr. that he Seun
not leave ais wsfefs remains. and finally
resolved to Inform she ssnllte.
The tAeorx OF the police aaSszals q that
Bury : wife knew OF the facts conneesinH
hin with Eea cad atrocities, sIasi that she
tos& him ~ Dundee In the koye n pre
venting rccRfreuec of the crimes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12

. afyYe AMI wr.uta paznx 1rss srerfs<sssosss :,
- Furnished ~ raem Der s,s gsnnxrs~<. fE,s
Ereseas SECRETARY ef fie n4xx has h4z ne
Disposed as 81 .aaS sar fagrease % the
nzyy. u2feFsered ~ aav sex,1ssSsirzx.
bat tafs hflz consAzsze1 q erprssinr,
thaT Mr. TklansAs "a K4wvsr.
nes 6esSgn1< ef - iFass siaoxssz farnssa rhe
next seeretazy of the navy u5Eh ens, snss
fnSs Pneumatic gan ccurzny saeaid
fnrnisA harn ulth s7other. lie had been
nsSIscrE71y sgailz&E t5ss kfnd of LEGISLATION.
where iave1tafs ard designers 1essers the
doors of pzazaszSee roorns xad resort 70 ali
sorts Of log g--sl1ux ia order co fss sneexa,
en&csnzfDfS favorable 30 then TIE ~ hoe
thing was bFass& fare
Cni1ozzz epnasSd eae zraen1r1ezt. ar<.
-esd several tes:zrx frosR hsxh naval or
eerx endorsing and eUurne11tag Thenas
plans and spec facstssEs.
ghanzl<z said he has merely desired 10
szl4 TIE &tte1tioa OF TIE senate &, she xasr-
ssest ID propristF of the shERg. 20 re 10 fka
EAns.s of fne secretary OF The navy ss ARG
posed. Not uEily wss Is vicious - prt
Iaofzsss infe sng bill. but II his E9xns afss
specifications mere net appros'ed 81 ire
secretary Of the rsys. The construction OF
fne ss1ip lnRxz xtsys.
Lulsoan szid Tsssnas bad been IA Hsemhe-
81 the honse gssod rnzry years. aud q
nserlter oi rae fz&vss committee la that
position nc lad given close attention 10
ships Of wax II had turned out sAxs
Thomas information. study AMI inyesrf-
znrson. has resnlrsd IL his gathering ND a
plan fer cruiser. and that the nkFy de-
E'arfzne1tr after aEpoSEflng board for she
purpose. hsd adoYRed and approved Of his
rlan.
without disfoslng of the amendment the
senate aasoarpess-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12

SeSses 1ad eaes-sxs rrSssstspr asaanxs
La4 pssYsse<z Tsssatfrsf ~ ssssssEs saa xfsd Ms
nxzss as hnsasle al rseahnx As~&rses srusa
zs,ezr rrcscnE Rssrs af een1asahe ux IA
EacsrssS ass8 kscAte fsseEa ~ tho MaSraier.s
Arzche yvsevs zsknn IN SeatAe<n Nl,w Mex
5cn
the memorial reprr~eats thss ne MAses-
sero APSches 4re zaw pescsekv dis
ssasa1 zSa friendly 70 she wASxsas.
sGsS faFE ara nox ard
1eysT GEre been frsensisy - tsxrpnsrno aS
hts bard. &n3 sNe frrAs<sn ~ tAe {. ssirirs.
haa uysan their reservation viii he the
nsaEs of caHsxmg sautAcr onshrpsEs ssnas-
iar 10 the cas sa tSSs. wAsra resnisesi In
rae death Of nanx fGnoe4as seftssEs. and
Ers4t expense - the f3rssfary 80 sa.raeTsx
Fur tAss aud several other reasaEss Il =
asked fnAs Hnae us this h819 - Asrafass
within The serrssn~v.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
DIDN'T PAY ITS INTEREST,".
Statement of the Ohio s. Western
from a. Coal Co.'S Affairs.

SEw YosK. Feb. 1.-THE Ohio & Western
Coal & Iron Company. by 5. c. Grissold
and George 5. ThorIni6n. its vice president
aud secretary, respectively made &n as
signment to-day for the benefit Of It's eresis-
tors Tie company has becn doing busi-
ness In Ohio, and had Offices In tets eity.
ia c0iHnbus. Ohio. and la Boston. No
preferences were gsvea-
BrHdsfsxet's report of April >. ISIS. said
the company wss mot understood 20 be
earning ia interest acco1ut nS yet.
snd wes being nursed sinng By
those holding its securities. which are
largely owned By banks and trust cssnpa.
nses lis future depends ON the disposition
Of its managers According 70 the e.ssnpa.
uY's annual report. January Is. the hnblsi-
ties aere g., 90, ,oon, OF which thr bonded
debt was 81 go .n0o, and other debts on
which there was collateral security Of
<ai10os The sssets consist Of TOO acres
Of coal lard In the Hooking valley. yalRe4i
~ ssss or 500 yer acre. shout sg1 houses,
large stores. 60 railroad cars. 4 miles os
track. 5 eoss mines fully equipped. far
races and = large amount OF sceslaneoas
equipments.
B0xTos, Feb. u.-E z Burden Il Co.
wholesale silyer@sre, have failed The Ii
sssiEssies are thought 10 DC hesyy.
CoLEasrs. %. Feb us--tswisg 20 ise ton
ssaHed rush of creditors. the OHIO 4 West
ern railroad. at noon, made an assignnenl
10 Gen. James A. Hall.
EosIaS. Feh. 7a-Wxa- Browne 4 Co,
weos dealers. hare failed The iialdIisfr.
are ssii 10 be sbogt szos1oa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
PORTLAND'S GRIEF.
Sentenced to Continue Csc
of Willamette rluid.
THE snAssEns TAKE 4 HAND.
o. r. 8 y. Boat sunk. with v.ia.
able Carxe-Arr~ss Of p~prsvea
Woman NJ victoria.

PoxrzaSa. Feb. is.--fnseass sn.s-ess sEss
manifested IN sass city this afserGosn il
the fate Of the Bah Ran water bill. whaeh
esuan % ~ . special order in fhe Aouse ii
o'elccs- Reporte-s eyeryuhare wera
hszegesi hy thro1ss of auxloas
easaxsas- asking II aay news
had been receive.i aad 5, The fsrsseaGsa
snd fsLs@ran oEslces there was 8 sc assy
sslessE ca visitors Special dispatches and
n1lieslns Ia tas evening paper, dated IS
.ase 4s ocSocf. rsus9res 4 peeaicsSon
from salem that the measure would pass
oy q close vote. and created vain
raaeiy dlspslled whea uss
wired from Sssem thss the hlis hsli failed
e e E ss' over the 's'''' fsesisins su' > s0sss
The members Of the Portland Water ssazs.
mitfee hardly know how 10 lake this re-
szils. aud are utterly undecided
rs to the course fhey shall now
pUrxHe, whether 20 spp-ave bill provi8.
ing for taxation OF the bon3s. o. abandon
entirely The Ball Run pro5ecs Assss wnrry
along for two years rnore on Willamette
river water. II the question OF quality were
the opsy consideration, they would asscps
the LATTER alternative. bs4s the caracisy ci
the present works. ~ the rapid growth af
tae city. will be inadequate before anosher
year.
Many people advocate q posscv af
reprisAl on she part OF the Anltnomsh
delegation against faose who voted
against the hiii. but IL is not considered
probable that such . Essrow coarse viii he
adopted