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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
FL ESTALLIDO.

La Rsvista llegads hoy inserts
ana manifestation de Ponce, Is
cual arde en- un candil y esta sus
.rita por infinidad de autonomis
.as que condenan la actitud d.
H Clamor para con el Directo
rio y aquel peri6dico;
Otra dc ests Capital, que tam.
bien suscriben variss firmas, tar
POGO lisonjers para Ell Clam6,
como para ell senior Vizcarrondo
de quien dicen que ha cometido
algunas torpesss po!iticss PERU
iiciales;
Y otra de Comerio, autorizads
;omo Ia anterior, por yarias dr'
mas de autonomistas, en- que se
:ondena igualmente ell actual pro
ceder do E.! Clansoy dol Pats.
Y siga Ia sarracina de esos po.
fticos que prstsndian regenerar
81 pais, y no han logrado enten
ierse ellos mismos, agitados por
us odios, celos y rencores reef
procos.
;Que fraternidad Ia suya, tan
''iberaU
Dsspuss de todo, no Sc puede
aegar que las aludldas NANTES.
laciones constituyen una verda.
iera inconsecusncia para con El
Ciomor.
Esto, nablando con Ia impair.
;ialidad de adversarios dignos J
Iustos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03

Tenemos el sentimiento de ha.
Ger pdbliso que ha fallecido en-
Madrid el muy distinguido caba
llero D. Enrique Ledesms y Ma.
sajas, Dlputado 1 Cortes dignisi.
no que fue en- varias Legislature
por esta Isla, y ferviente deft nsor
Dc los interesss y aspiraciones do
esta leal provincia sspaaola.
Sentimos muy do veraa tn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03

Tenemos entendido que nues-
tro muy digno Gobernante. el Sr.
Ruiz Dana, despues de haberse
dstenido en- Coamo, q su regreso
de Ponce, donde ha terminado la
vista que alli 10 llev6, llegar& q
esta Ciudad el lunes por Ia tarde.
Deseamos . s. E. fel;z llegada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
MARGAR1TA.

Esteses 81 tfsulo de una novela,
que pronto vera Ia luz pdblica en-
Mayagiez, escrita por nusstro
ilustrado compafiero D. Francis
CO Ortea. Dicha obra esta inspi.
rada principalmente en- escenas
de nuestra vida provincial, y es-
peramos conocerla para pronun.
ciar sobre ella el Juicio que habra
de MERCER.
De un amigo distinguido, que
nos hs escrito, hemos leido gran.
des slogios de ella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
! A BUENA HORA!..

Tras tan.o bravear El Uamor
con su correligionaria Ia RsVista,
diciendole que en- Ell Carpio ,
donds quiera le encontraria esta
con Ia lanza en- ristre, viene aho-
ra 4 recordarnos 4 los muchachoe
tfmidos y POGO dispuestos q renir,
que acaban por intimar 1 su ad.
versario que pelearan con 81, si
este 10 hace con una sola mano.
FL Clamor, 81, est& decidido 4
entablar briosa contienda con Ia
Rscista, bsjo Ia condicion de que
esta no Sc salga en- Ia refriega de
as buenas formae, de 10 pulcri-
tud, de ls calms, de los comedi
mientos sociales. Isl non, non!
iPura mhsica celestial!
Nunca ha de faltArle 4 Ell Cla.
NOR una tabla en- sus naufragios,
nj una muleta en- sus grandes CO
jeras.
LAS buenas formasl
Bien nos reimos de la salida de
N Clamer los que recordamos
aquella OCCASION en- que el colega
propopia NADIA menos que un ju-
RADIO de honor en- Ia prensa, para
que juzgase y fallase 10 conve :
niente en- el caso Do que algtu
peri6dico, en- Ia discussion, rebasa.
sc ell lfmite de las buenas formas
y el respeto que Sc debe 4 4 mis-.
mo el cuarto poder del Estado y
debe 4 Ia opinion pdblica; y en- el
propio uhmero en- que semejante
cosa proponia El Clansor del Pals
lanzaba un diluvio de imprope-
rios, denuestos y diatribas sobre
el nobilisimo partido incondicio.
nal, como 81 esta benem6rita CO.
lectividad no estuviese compuesta,
como 10 esta, de dignfsimos ciu
dadsnos, de correctisimos caba-
lleros, acreedores 4 toda suerte de
consideraciones, adn entire sus
mas ac6rrimos adversarios de 10
cstegorfa de Ell ClamOr del Pats.
De ese peri6dico que ahora
reclama de Ia Revista, para con.
tender con ella, despue, de haber
correspondido altanero 4 sus bu.
fos retos para Ell Carpio, las bue-
mas formas, las conveniencias So
ciales, esas conveniencias Y esas
formas que tantas veces ha olvi.
dado Ell colega con sus adverse.
rios.
lQu9 admirable es Ia Pro WIDEN
cia en- sus designios!
SQuisn habrfa de predecir que
FL CIamor presenciase ahora en-
su contra tanto y tanto desafue.
ro?
Ali est& Ia Reviste, para co.
rroborar 10 que afirmamos
IQuien hnbiese de decir q FL
Oanof, q ese periodico que no
hace mucho Sc jsctaba de haber
dadO con sl piS a diestro y siuies.
tro, que una pluma autonomista,
como Ia de un comunican.e do
Coamo que aparece en- Ia Rev;sta
habia de lsnzarle calf :ativos que
nosotros, con ser sdverssrios de
El C'Gmor, con haber ri 20 hon
RADIOS mut has veces con las iras
y las colerss del coIega, renun-
ciamos espontanea y resuelta-
nente & reproducir en- nuestras
co!umnas?
tQa6 admirable es Ia Provi-
dencia !-volvsmos 4 decir.
lY cuin insensatoa Ion que no |
Green en- ,sua eternas justicias u
leparaciones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03

triste suceso, enviando por 81
nuestro sincere pesame al aaigido
hermano del difunto, = tambi@n
muy distinguido caballero y
amigo uuestro y ccrreligiouario,
Excmo. Sr. D. Gregorio Ledes-
ma, rssidente en- este pals, donde
muchos, muchfsimo', comparti.
ran, como n0,otros, su legitimo
do!or.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03
S. e. EN- PONCE.

Segdn vemos en- N Pep.lar
pof iniciativa de s. E. tuvo efsc
to el martes tiltimo en- el Consis.
torio de Ponce una reunion d.
importantes vecinos do aquells
ciu5ad, el Alcalde inelusive,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-03

Puesta q discussion la anterior
proposition, el Sr. Oruellas, Ayu-
dante de Obras pdblicas, con Ia
oompetencia que le es prepla, entr6
on muy atinadas consideracionea
sobre el particular; y aceptaAdola
on principle, iudic6 como medic,
iguaimente rapido, IL contradiction
dc I'm emprestlto garantizado por
estos Ayuntamientos. El Sr. Ruiz
.ostuvo su proposition dljo Que
el medic del empr6stlto no era
igualmente rapido y por el contra.
rio era impracticable, porque sien-
do ruinOso el estado de Ostos pue.
bios, no podian constituir una ga
rantfa s6lids, entrando en- otras
consideraciones de mucho peso.
con las ouales estuvo de acuerdo el
sehor Oruellas, quien, por dltimo,
se mostr6 partidario de ls propo.
sicl6D, y hasta die que era mas
conveniente bsjo el punto dc vista
A0 Az sIsA4V1OiVus A0EUlAEOU Oh 6l
asunto los seiiores Amor6s, Cano,
Bruno, Grau, Gua), Vlnas y otros
sefores do Guaysma, y tambi6n
.os seilores MuhoS, Rivera, Bou-
dens, Por sf y en- nombre de la casa
Fautsuzzi Hermanos, Massari, y
Alslenx, en- representation del Sr.
Alcaide, dc Arroyoj = aceptando
todos, On principle, Ia proposition
del senor Ruiz, como tambi6n las
otras dos del sefior Muhoz, fu6
acuerdo 10 siguiente. primero {:
que esta Junta 90 entienda como
prepalatoria y que se lleve & efecto
ORA para resOlver en- definitiva cl
dis que designe 10 Presidencia /;
segundO que 90 nombre una Go.
lntsi6n, como 40 nombsd, eompuea.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-05-18
TABLEAU.

In the Matter of the Estate of Charles
Gueriniere Sr.-Probate Docket No. 1861
State of LOuisiana-P'sh of st. Martin.
21st Judicial District Court.
Whereas Charles Gueriniere Jr., admi'
nistratOr of the aforesaid succession has
filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the 2Ist:
Judicial District Court of the State Of
Louisiana holding sessions in and for the
Parish Of st. Martin Tableau of debts
distribution and classification Of said es'
tate of the late Charles Gueriniere ST.
deceased.
Now therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their Objac-
lions thereto, if any they have with the
Clerk of said Court at his Office in the
town of st. Martinsville. within ten days
after the frst publication hereof, other
wise the said account will be in due
course of law approved and homOloga'
ted.
Witness the Hon. Jas. +. MoutOn Judge
OF said 2lst Judicial District Court at 81
MartinSville. Parish of st. Martin, La"
this 9th. day Of May A. D. 1889.
r. Martin, VIM. B. Eastin,
Attorney. by. Clerk of Court.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-05-18
Property forfeited to the State
for taxes for the Year 1886.

Est. Chas Aubry 2io acres n Briant
Fournet p. Fournet Forstall W Bayou
Tortue & L. Aubry 2o.l7
Est. Martin Aubry IIo acres n Briant
Fournet = Fournete Forstall W Bayou
Tortue & l.. Aubry UH
G.. q. Walker & Son 10 acres W quar-
ter Of n quarter sec 33 IL IT Toe 4.oS
Est. ECc Bernard 100 acres = Of N
quarter soc 10 10 sene i OF ne
quarter sec Q IosrIoe $50
Francois Champagne $40 acres W quar-
ter W 4 of quarter sec 10 IL ST lie
81; of quarter sec 20 IL : r IL 9.I8
Wade f. Eikn 10 ii loo across quar-
ter of o quarter soc 9 Iosr 4.oS
W. e. Miller Isl 5o-Ioo acres n quar-
ter sec II IL = lie 5.77
r. W. Roger 30 6i-Ioo acres n W quarter
of quarter NV quarter of sw quarter
'1 6 g. .a Wsl,er nunptsr sec etn.rs s.: e!
Joseph Pifterre ~ i2-I0o acres the I'M
divided half OF e.. of nwi, sec q lSsr
II Q cont. 10 acres the @ quarter nf @
quarter of W quarter sec 10 IL srI2 o
n W quarter of quarter sec ISt IL IL
W Z Of quarter sec Ist II = IL q
"a ~ loo acres @ = of 9 W quarter sec Ii
n q quarter Of W quarter sec "a IL sr
Il cont. I29 7o-IO0 1927
Terms of Sale. Cash TO the last highest
bidder. payable in current money of the
United States; Provided that no bid
shall be accepted OF sale made for a,less
amount than the total amount for which
the property was adjudicated to the
State. together with twenty per Centum
there on and all cost Of enforcing this
act.
The Cost and expense Of passing. ex-
ecuting and registering the deeds under
this act and for copies of same shall he
paid by the purchaser in addition to the
price bid for said property.
GAR. CARDINAL.
Sheriff and Tax Collector of st. Martin
Parish.
This is to certify that the within des-
cribed property, situated in the parish of
st. Martin and adjudicated to the State
for the unpaid taxes OF 1880, and sub
seGuent years, has been compared with
the records on file in this office. and is
hereby approved. Excepting that pro.
perry described on pages to IS inclusive
deeds for which are not on Record in
this office.
Given Under my hand and seal. OF
Office at Baton Rouge La. April -. 1873?
q. b. STEELE, Auditor.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-05-18
Address Registered Letters to
New Orleans National Bank,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR is the
Price az the smallest part OF fraction of ticket
issued in any drawing. Anything in our name
Offered at less price, isether counterfeit or n
swindle.
"REMEMRFR alao that the payment of Prizes
il GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New Orleans and the tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts: therefore beware of all limitations and
anonymous schemes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10
A SURVIVORS, STORY.
Heart Rending Scenes Among the
Terrified Girls-The Escape.

READING, Jan, s.-Augustus Rosekp was
foreman OF the FIRST aud second eoors %
the silk mill. 4 reporter interviewed him
and his statement is substan-
TALLY as follows, at Was about 20
minutes past when weRt % the SecoRd
story 10 turn ON the electric lights After
had done that / stood looking about the
room for about 10 minutes. suddenly |
heard o loud rushing noise which I
thought was cyclone. The building then
shook
y was standing ia the southern end Of
the room, and before ! could look cat Of
the window ! felt the bHilding sink.
Quick as lightning the portion OF the room
that J was in went down. The girls rushed
about NE, crying, screaming and ealing
for help. They did not realize what was
taking place. Il seemed TO me as If the cen-
ter OF the building was struck FIRST.
cannot describe the scene. Il wss awful
/ could not do anything and could
not think OF what I should do. Our end Of
the building went down trst, and while the
fnoF was sinking. il seemed % me as IL the
girls in the other part Oi the room were on
top of hill. That was the way Il in-
pressed me. While we were going down ]
ute all was over.
The screaming OF the girls was heart
reading. / was knocked down uuder the
heavy timbers and held fast By my foot.
l could move every otner
part Of my body except
and cut the shoe OF my foot. In this way
I became loosencd and managed
70 arise. Amid the screaming Of girls
and the falling OF floors and brick
succeeded in escaping. ! gOt ont Of the
ruins on the eastern side OF the building,
but how | don I know. l called to the girls
as repeatedly as ! could They were all
terribly excited aed never
witnessed anything 50 AT syIal "a.
aud worked themselves toward me. At
some places II seemed a. if the
door was closed as solid
mass and the girls would
creep around this. crawl over machines
and Green on their hands aud knees
until the got to the opening
where | was. The machines saved many
from being crushed 70 death, as
il left space between the door
Heyed that inlly 100 persons escaped
with me / remember seeing them run
across the commons in different directions
10 their homes, terrified, naturally.
some ran away q short distance aud
then returned 10 the ruins The entire
building was down. TIE girls caiBe 0sek
10 look for their brothers and sisters
or friends We could hear the means
aud shrieks OF those imprisoned 10
fhe rnius. Rain was pouring down and all
around was dark. ] was badly bruised ana
hurt about the body, head snd hmhs, and
weut home after saw / could DO nothing.
Between $50 and go operatives were u
the building About clock allowed ID
girls 20 20 home. All the machines were
In operation The report that 100 Wehi
home CT O'Clock is not trge-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10

A MAN PROM AEKASsAw.
Powell CIAyton's Claims 10 Cab
met Position Pressed.

IgnfASAFoLfs. JEu. B-This Was the
s.oFmlest. coolest day Of the winter. snow
began falling at dAyhfeak aud aith henvy
wind continued throughout the greater part
Of the Gay In spite Of the weaihsT however,
thare we're many callers a. the Hapss1a
residence. One u the iifxI was Gen. Gec.
H. WiiliAms 81 Washington, who has
charge oi the isauRufal ball. he came 10
taik over the details u The cccssion.
Thefa viii be 90 serious deviation
from The procedure followed 1t
previous inaugural bai.s Auapg other
visitors was Judge k. T. Berkshire
oi West Virginia. aho enjoys the dlsilnc-
ton % having named the Eepuhlicaa
ticket nearly ~ days prior 10 The Chicago
convection The Judge claims that BITS
visit was a social one.
Col Henry Cooper, Judge John A. VII
liAras and Judge Lafayette Gregg
Of Afkansas came to pfcasnt
Tor Gen. Harrison consideration ihs narne
Of Powell Clayton for a eabinet position,
and = Is believed they are the GTst dele
yates 10 bring the unanimous fcf1mnena-
alton and support ~ al TIE ieeiang ke-
pubilcaus in theif state ia besalf of the5f
candidate They also bFlng endprzesnenaE.s
signed ~ Col q &. Kefns Of =. i1ats, -
~ Casey og GaiveEtou. member of the ~
iiunai Republican committee. Cox u y
Flshsli 81 Tyler. Tex, and several pf0atf
aent EansAs men Clayton - uNip9 Psrs~r
~ far TIE war portfolio
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10
A BIIZZAED IN ROT TE.
Chicago shirering aad Awaltirg s ths
Cola Winds Approach.

CHICAGO, Jan. "a EArTS q HSt sos
melting ss X fell, began hers thss morning
ard a. noon coutinuss Wlta increased Sc
verify. The signal ssfF lce @eslHef a49p
- ~. 4sv shoas gebiezgb a. the center q
- extremely vFids area ~ zeW barometer,
ATTENDING in a. lFtsEasGE circle is@-a
GTnahs 20 NeE TefE, AID iae aoFtAsga
sf5r. a. lAke superior % kuoKEtils, l-lH-
Ths barometer hefe MASS - tnfDess the
Ia7resr Or record fsr tbss point 1ec ven
r.e-stare here - a. Sltl siight N 4
4. s-,,.ssrsng - f4{uing throughout he area
"a - fsranae,er Teiezfarblc eaE o. llili
,ssisa : sllaost PARA zed- A eold sAFes,
srf-h filzzsrs aecoia panimsns, hHs 1eFei-
sfa-d n Montana sd D4z0sz, asiG : eE-
fsefad sare wifhsa Is hoHFs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10
MoRMoSs UNFIT TO RULE.
Utah should Not 80 Admitted to
statehood.

WAsHfSsTus, Jan. &c. G. ". West, Hp-
pointed governor % Utah BY President
Cleveland, arrived in Washington sunday
nlght aad intends to appear before tho
house committee on territories Wednesday
20 oppose the admission Of Utah as \ state.
This sentiment. he says, il shared hy nearly
every non Mormon or gentle In ihei terri
tory. West places his objection on the
broad ground that the NOrmons are IN
fitted 20 exercise the sights uf citizenship
Gov. West said. TO give these people tho
sovereign rights proposed would b. to
place every non. Mormon in Utah con-
pistely At their mercy. Under the terri
tOrial form Of government We are protected
BY congress and the executive. Confer tho
right Of statehood upon Utah. and the
McrmOus would frame a constitution and
laws 50 uniEst and arbitrary In their char
seter that an outsider could not live among
them. Hence. say, all non Mormons Ia
the territory. without regard 70 parties, op-
pose the proposition Of staieho1d.
what do You propose a. q sabstitutes
II fayor leaving u a territory, but 70
amending the law as 70 abridgc the power
Of the church. territorial commission,
acting IN conjunction with the governor,
which would control all appointments.
would answer cur purpose exactly. Utah
would enter ap0n an era Of prosperity
such as no other territory has ever kn0Nu.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10
a EEFUBLIoAN VICTORY.
The West Virginia GoVernorship
Awarded to GEN 0Off.

CHAKLEsToN, ". Va, Jan. 9.--fn the cir
cult court this morning Judge Guthrie
quashed the rule against the county court
70 show cause whyStt should not be fued
for contempt in forwarding certificates Of
congressman In violation Of the injunction
granted by Judge MeGinnis u the Cabell
circuit court Il also dismissed the in
junction aud cer;iorari heretofore award
Cd at the instance q Judge Fleming aud
Ar. Alberson. This Is = victory for the
Republicans. and gives Goh aud McGinnis
a clear plurality on the face 0f the returns
for governor and congress. Both are Re
pffbtfcaus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10
A pUppLIsG MILL WRECKED.
Heavy stacks Totter snd Crash
Through the Boof

SrSEURY, Pa. Jan. "a terrible aeci
dent occurred ia this city this evening
rain and wind storm csne up sud
denly and blew OFor two 81
the stacks of the -Hnbury
naiI min. The mill is situated beiween
ne Reading and Pennsylvania Faiiroa8-'
0n the suiskirts OF the city, and q a pad
dlirr ulllI. having six furnaces. stack Sc.
, was thrown ever GA tae rooi, arsPslas
Win il STACK Ns q Thew crushed throash
the roof. completely deinoiishiak W
tve rrea were employed IN this depart
meat AID half 0f them were buried "a lhs
debris A IRE alarm was sounded saa
sooa hundreds surrounded The niiL
TIE men were carried ont hali-AAAsa
and usea are a. wsrk yet, As Il Is saPppsca
several others are in the ruins. 6. g. ekoNefs
ana al unkaown msn have been isken eAi
dead The wounded 20 lar feeoteFesa
pIores ara missing. several Of The S0a ad-
ed cannot recover
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10
EsheIman, LIeweIIyn & Co.,
POST BUILDING,
For printed matter country
We have Choicest Property OF the City
which we W pleased show intenong Purchasers.

the from West
h the OF
their
Of
border We
o. have fe the soft influence q the Mediterranean and
OF the OLD Nofd and the New bat from
that the table land q West seattle II Is Simply unique
OF his
Alone his grandeur ike very god MS massive ront OF 4t
Mount Baker another white ana gnng mon
whilst right and m the Cascade and the oFc ranges Torn
q mouGng
ehsnEeg IN
tlnts
L. which l rapidly pushed 10 eonpeson Win
vhaFyes
ware factories and stores
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10
PARDON FOR THE ANARCHISTS.
Illinois Labor Unions Make n Re-
uuesf of Gov. Fifer.

BLooMINgroT. III. Jan. 9--The Illinois
state Federation 81 Labor met this after
noou and eppoi uirt a committee Of three
- caH upon Gov Elfer and ask him 10 par
don the three anarchists nov In the state
peuitsutiary.
n. PACE. Jan g-Ths seventh annual
convention Of The International PiasterefS
union. met bsfo this morning. Delegates
from All pasts of the United States were
present. s0rne from Canada are expected
io arrive 10 day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10
wa.hIag,ou'. Leading Journal.


Tas New Years P0srIsTELLlsEsCEE j.
- Tar the most complete paper ever pub
liskea In the territory it covers very
fully al the baslnesz transactions. not
only of IS oWn locality. but hat OF All
other sections In the territory. It's siaLs-
tioa. lnforma'i0n d every Industrial pur-
suir has beeu collected and detailed % =
pAIsstskiug minutsuesz. Il II yery CON
prehsHslve and sDesks volumss for TIE
caferpgise Of tks proprietor u Msshiur'
tens ieAdinE Journal TIE paps . = enc
shat yse feel great prids in sld can eobscs-
eutiaGaly cora auleud Is 90 public favor las
gr0priaf0rs hage our best wishes ief cor
i!lar4 prosperity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10

WssufeoToS. Jan. The set]etAfy y
the Say has Issued psrelaptofy efssfIs -
hszteu The work u prcna-inx ne tn,sa -
slates stsafagfs Alfalfa. Nandslia and Nc
hiean ~ sea. ft is reported thss ths iaet
I've name3 wsil he scai q sarsea y fs'A
force the Nipsic. s =.
BEELfs Jan. a-'fhc sspoft rs< y y. y y
ne American rou9russ 50 fhe e1st. 10
samoa ass not valuable sn9axg p Alnrf.-
cans 81 lEaiify dispute Eiia pt1f. ~ = -
80 -.ff.tT5sss-t : favfseat.ts IMPRESSION hefe.
m i ruuafed taat reirfssettlife-s's are t9ts
feur o. s4Eauz.
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CHICAGO MEN MISSING.
A Youth who Entered Good Society
An Insurance Agent.

CHICAGO, jan. a--iiarry y, scholi. as
sistAut cashier in the paymasters Office Of
the Northwestern railroad. has disappeared
ics Building and Loan Association. Of
which he was treasurer. lie went ia good
society, and it is supposed his expenses
0Yerran his salary.
It Il now sEid that young Scn9is defal-
cation may rcach 5000. Three days
elapsed from the time OF the theft till rs
discovery, and it is believed that the dc
fainter made good HIS escape.
CHICAGO. Tan. g.-NIn. .. Wharton. until
recently Western agent Of the IaternR-
flnnsi Marine Insurance Company of Iiv-
erpool, England has disappeared, and 10 -
alleged that he j. about 5000 shar; Ga his
accounts, being the amount Of premiums
collected and not accounted FOR
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cans r a Rarz.r. master II the shaiAE
80 Rosario. = - posted q tae merchants
e. asrs TODAY. Cspl BaTzef q aa 90
sbfr.-ynaster. Knd lad S-een long - Sle
v-kztitx service. he Has lE TBS ATes3e
wfth hi. vessel last sesso5I- Toe cause o
death i ankgsWn.
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asiehignn Isurisd in snow.

CHICNU1 Jan. I.-AHI Iee7 ffufl
many points IA Michigan ro-
port that t0days storm was
of great severity Railroads In nAay sec-
tiOus are baby hlqcket 81 duiisd snow.
Lumberncn Ia Wisconsin. however. are
greatly rtseasfl
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Tls New Yesg edition ~ trt fosf ANfeI-
LisEvcER e m0Et escailaat aume' II
l. devoted . the iste-es.s p NE tcf5tsaif
ln general snd 80 seat e in particular. y
vii prove - gress advantage - esefS i'oi-
tioa oi the EsFFltsvy, setting fostA a. =
do..s. her resources fhrauEhQaL