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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16
THREE NEGRoEs HANGED.
Arkansas White Caps. and One of
Them n Preacher

LATHE Rock. March f5.-Three negroes,
Dan Jones, Andersoa Mitchell and Willie
Green. the issssr Q preacher. were executed
sf Arksaelphia to-day for the murder 81
Arthur Horton geoiored), September q.
iss7. TIE execution took place In The
court yarss The sheriff granted them an
opportunity TO make q fnas statement.
Jones delivered himself at suEas sergsh Of
disconnected. wandering hs,angue. bnf
Mitchell and Green maintained a ssosia
sslence. Jones confessed IN 4 measure his
Euiat, but wanted Il known that he did uos
strike the blow. and iGtsaaated by manner
ard gestlcaiazi0ns that she other did so.
The trap wx1s down a. 1874 The mecks
OF sl were broken.
On the fsfsl nsEat serza negroes entered
Hcrfun's room. sAesr faces covered with
noHr. They wrapped q qniis about his
head aud shoulders aud forcsbsy carried
him $50 yards into the woods, where be
wss given 10 laSAeS4 Thea &s he promised
10 leave the state. be was left sitting on
log and the crowd apparently dispersed
IL wss noticed however. that fhe three
sufferers Of to-day fingered behsBd fhe
other s0ur ard -ere EEeiiy separated from
them The next day HortssI's body WAS
found hfelcss. with his sknil. collar hone
aud two rses crushed in.
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rRrPLk MuEpKR AsD surcapn.
shocking Crime of . Ranehsr Neae
Aasl5n. Nevada.

Arsris .Ssry.. March ss.--A terrible frag-
edy octa1rrsSi - Italian canyon. II Hiiea
from lfere. yesterday hetweeu : and
oiesock p -, ssmues kundh killed s1s
faftser.lis. ias. George Hoskia. and hrosh<s-
ia Law. AGED Is. by sheossnx them with =
shois an. The charge Of sses snsertag tha
less SIDE os the face or the Istter. a h0y
named Iohnny kins. bearing the sho4ak
came tsswsrs the house and wks mes ~
Rundlsl holding out . gun and sxking -
buy 20 itlsossf hssa- Tue BOZ refused. te}lIn9
him 70 Cosae 20 the house aud gs4 szfnnes
Rnudie taen tcuk tic hoysa hcyse and ro<lo
three Mt lss q, the Ho~xin rAacn. easeru1
The ktteheu Of the nssuse and wfth p{a1na
sEos Mis Hoskia sxlou the left temple ar6
thea Shes nlzaself ia the right semp1o.
Mrs Hs~ksE uAs srossiuS eiosh<r at ~
time.
Ths senF b,saIes were found ii he two
r&aches lying ~ rsGns angles, SoemInx :
cross The tragedy ser1ffUd 0ser . GEAR
rel ahoa. dlsissan % property and family
frpsbses Mi~. knndle was In Austin q
TIE time Of riss shoofinx aud Il disfrncto4
af toe srsss. having suo childfen. the e11-
ess ssest u months Eandie bad horns 3
good cfanvacsrs ansoag the nP{xhbora
sohnisy King followed Enadse On hosue
90 tire bsHex ranch aud found the nodien -
The kit,ieen, He Immediately rode sneo
toxg xisd tell af the tragedy cor0u<1 u.
A, FlintS sasr:sa McConh. D3stssc1 As<oruey
". u GpBss. IussIee l. A. Miller and Dr. r.
scafhsra, On fece1sin4 the news, quickly
drove Uas to the ranch. fss bodies weEn
hroaghi IN sssf Right ct II oseisek an1
bed to-day ny carensr FiiHf q the -
s5fees fss&eA
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THE PACIFIC COAST
Suicide Of i Portland Hotel
Proprietor.


Rex-1kSr. AArcA Is H-Te nieAt anout u
9 saeek { z Srss,t- ene ef Tze rrcpztetom
Of the siElmsn sesse. sexred from t1D
tairesaevy wsaSsuw Of rzss hotel. ss<stnl1k-
ina irszzses fsusa which be died II
hsls sz nou-. For seperz. months
Mr. Scass Ass nexn in fafting
hssafA- he ylx7xa paxo Kcb1en
spftarSs CAL n hossss - reenDessfiar. h
sssiirscd 10 fars'And oaly i<w DAYS sincSk
seaHiwhas Improved tn heAltA. Fox To
past t~o DAYS ke has .ssvea anuiseakaAAp
esssttnses II tassniss. and hss heen esceeN
vSienet, Tesnisat while In his r,cm- his
atssrs'saHz bad ~euxssan 20 ssep eat fu< i
me.fx62
sss'sl. iskiax sfxsssxse al fAe cz,pr.
saulas, rashed % .As widow. tArpw m
sae ssSh and ie&pe1 esn. He fea nearls 81
fsei- sszs<ias On Pie al dry goods hssxue
aFsnE ca the sgtar edge at the ss8evulk.
snc ses wss eroken in three pise<s. andI
saiAl Internal injuries ssxtssSed. He nrses.
spoke xftes fxiliax. Tseee&sed wxx ared ~
yeats. fs xstgAsa orer 10 pounds. HI
ass lseen senaeeses uish the Gilman hcun1,
a1sssu four years h te&rcx . wife who =
sow in talisernl&-
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OF STATE.
Alaska Salmon and Fur
Seal Regulations.
4 SWIFT NEW TORPEDO BOAT.
Oklahoma seon 60 Re openexa-wfn-
dom's Res.sfons with the rr~sf-
dent- -Harrtssns. vIsisors.

MAsH1xSTcx, Mzr0h za.-Ia ro-npsnF
wtth D. Brown GSso1e eE the United s.sses
6sA commission. Senztc- ssneknrss.xp
chairman Of the committee ca sshersex. 10
d&T called up0a seersfgry Nin6ora WITH
rsferenrr 70 The ses reeeufiy passed scr tie
pTBseC<ia1 0l fisheries IN Asassa The ses
makes Il nnaawfai 70 erect or maintain
any obstruction IA the rivess at aiaxk6
wlsa tAe purpose or result of lmpeairx or
preventing the asee1t OF ssInop az s.hsr
AnAdnoEsux species Of ash - their spswr-
Ing grounds. and k1txexz zSniEnnra ren-
ally OF $50 GEy for VACATION therenF
Last year, i Is said. eert&zn parties by the
SO oi dxxas capr1rSd millions of 6sz. and
aney are reported 10 be naxing ready for
aEassIh campaign fa5s year. The rnzrre-
las been referred "a the lxw oEscers OF tie
treasury deparInsnt. WHO will St once pre-
paFe tns necessary orders for e1rryfes fr1so
effect the provisions Of ghe set
Ins last seczio2 OF fhe act. Senator
sEoex oraaEe shss- xiH Dc carried ont by The
pfsxsGelE IN aEe TINE It's adoption MAS q
rnsfEer of serious eo1esra 70 congress and
It's Ea-aseOs0gy w2k changed hy thz senate
committee en- foresgu rsati0as and il was
enacted iuso law as sciloss-
section 3 Thai sestsoa 1855 OF the re-
yEsea statutes ~ the Iuzte6 states Is here
BIZ declared 70 inclade xn7 apply 10 al the
Dominion OF the IEsred States in tee ws-
tezs Of BeLElEg sea. and il shall be the duty
OF the president. 81 t1s2eiy ssxsoR in each
Tear. IA issue hts proclamation and cause
the same 10 be psb,ished Tor enc month ia
sf least one newspaper. If any such fAere
Dc. Pabsl<hed ~ ssra United states port OF
entry on sEe Psezae coast. warning al per
sozs against entering said waters fcr 1he
p1rssess Of violating the provisions of said
seEIs0E- and be shall Also cause one or
more vessels Of the United states 20 dill
gently cruise snea waters and arrest al
Persons and seize al vessels found 10 be
engaged Ia tAe yfolztloE of the laws Of the
laws OF the United states therein
section 1ssS of the revised statutes is a.
follows NO person shall kill any ssfer,
mink, Eaaysen, sable or fur seal or ether
sEr tearing animal within the limits Of
Alaska territory or il tAe waters thereof, /
And every person guilty thereof shall for /
each oEeuse be fined not less than sz1o nor |
more tssn sl00o. or Imprisonment net
mere taAu six months. or both: and ali i
vessels. fAelr tackle. apparel. furniture and /
cargo. fcuod engaged ia violation oz this
section, shall De forfeited. but fhe secre- /
fgry OF fae treasury shall have power 20 /
sushoE1ze he killing Of any sach mink, /
raarses, saeie or other f1r-bearinz ant. /
mas. except far seals, under SEch rsgula- /
ton ss &c may preserfbe, and X shall be /
The duty OF the secretary 10 prevent the /
AiiIlse OF any far seal. 20 provide for the 1
execution Q. The provisions Of this section l
until X sS othe1wkse provided by law, uor
shan ne grant say special privileges under !
tbs section -
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TAscoTr AT LAST CAUGHT.
Tkis Time They Foand Hfna In .
Manitoba Lumber Camp.

MlsxxaFcLIs, March is.-A Trshsn<'s
Winnipeg special says; Recsntiy sefec-
sives arrived here trora Chicago. having q
ciHe 20 the Whereabouts OF Taxcosi, the
supposed Smell murderer. Tkscofs was
supposed - be working in some nesghbor.
ing numbering camp. The GxsexfzTes left
here saadenly. supposedly Tor British Co
iaDnia- News arrived this exenang from
Lake winnipeg. ssas ne that ssseot+ had
Been captured alsd "a acw ON hts way here
IN charge 81 detectives II IS not stated
whether sAe prisoner ss positively iseati
fed or Bot
-. PacE, March iA-A Pssneer Prxss
Winnipeg special gives the following
statement Of the capture OF TEscoff,
ssssne IadiRns xrfIved by Esg train 81 Z
0'eleck to-day fruEn West SeSsifk. pace
. miles from fhis city conveying the
Eexs that Isscoss. fhc TaEr6eYer of Snesl
the Chicago millionaire, hsd been rap
tesea On Lake Winnipeg by Chicago de-
teefsxcs. who. accompanied - relatives
OF aae murdered nan, had been f0laowiBg
q ssFung cline with IRE Fssult named for
the past few weeks They srsiyx1 here
5uss after 1ascoEt left his woFk 10 ~, be
said. 50 Dakota However. they are now
rsEsertsd - D. On their sag 70 TITS city
EisH The Captured SunrteTcr
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EnxlAnd Again Cozxrsss the Former
MexAi-Amerfcans Csrnerfng Tfn-
lsssDoSs March i5s--Tae Conrspar a sEs
cszpsa. tse eopps< rag. sna the soezese
dss Aetaux 1anopclixe the asseafsaa az
fazncssrx Il i stzsl Aovea al Wiz event
ns1sy rnsst faeEr lsxailifSes- AhshcnzA sAa
nxzIisats eE the losses i appalling he es.
fecf VIII - s5rcEznxc-shsz xaaaar skn<e
sefazlly snfsrexeez. sezshsr = w53eA
sYre3s p&aEr nor general financial .sssxxrx-
VIII eDsae- The ss-nxff9a Il zxrrvvsr7r
and TIE o1-3eok i hestxx TIE skersiclsss
of Anasr3ear rzzEe-oErers rrexrafnx -
= znHsa.z1lfy q Ergzzsh osaers - aceeps fAa
syEa.c2zes ode- Is bellswess 20 have <xser
greatly ovsreone. fEgafsh and Azerfesa
euiA fs1ssS working esr2azioz<SF. AMER
lcaE GxsFxzfeS were expected in EHruf.s NJ
s1Ae end OF March. Ehen another nrrnAf1s~
cen under he Nat f&fson' : auspices viii ex
- p5lee A1s1 suypsy ~ Egrze> thai viii en-
&3ls 1ae SoxzGfe das MssAux 10 ra@es Ia en-
EsgeraeDfs The forzztzoa Of Al English
syndicate xe11d result IN the correer trszse
retnrnlng 70 England. Engiish capital L.
Ing required 70 bod the stock ard Enssssh
sgenss would be eznployed 20 reach con
PopGlAr hostility axzin.s The synasczte il
growing The French government viii srs-
gre1aee in the chazz hers hizl Concerning
ereSait societies. the obseet being 10 prexenf
the -ecssrressce of scandals similar to that
OF tie Compton q Esconpse
Swansea commercial circles are agsta.ed
~ report taAg al American ttn-plars cou-
snraerS syndicate has offered 70 purchase
eA the tin plate works in South wales a
1000 per rnin. IN order 70 cozsroI the .ssp-
q lacEaoE. OF Which America nox purchases
three foirsts T5e object Is 10 abolish the
pr0sts of niGdienrn-
PAzis, Mach la-SeTsu:y Sre million
francs hare oecn taken ont from the Rgnk
uf France In addition 10 10. .oa aoe frsres
20 the Compton Z EScorupses This Is suy,-
'sosed 20 indicate thSt otAer credit deposit
DSnks aaTe been ohligei 10 diseoanf sAesr /
paper heavily
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m.GARIeLE WILL nKruRs.
a Chicago JAfl Preferred Go the
Free Air af Canada

CHICAGO. March l5.-A local raper wssi
say 70 morrow that ex-wsrsseii Ncsssraxle.
OF coaaty hospital hoozae fssae, whose
escape ireu the custody 81 sherf9
Nsfson created such sensa
fsoa yezr or nor0 axo. wifi
s9cz refura 10 GaicRxo. rs = said hi.
FRIENDS believe fhe reeenf aeefssos of the
SUP ssue ceu-t in case OF lals eofhsr.
E1ei1esr Nctsayfgse crieriax . new trial
sgaSrds htm a aveuEe Of escape from the
pet sfeasssry and t5ae he will ssnlg hae 10
encarc another brief terra oi traprfsnrs
sRent n TIE eounry 5xsi 70 secure full and
free9un.
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A SWIFT TORPEDO BOAT.


WASHINGTON. March Is. - An encour-
aging report is made By the committee 10
the navy department respecting the tor
pedo boa. now building a. the Herrefho:f
works in Rhode Island The inspectors
say the material used is of high Quality and
the work OF good character The consrac-
tractors expect 70 complete the boat by
jane ], which Is The date fixed in the con-
tract
The boat is required 10 make - knots an
hour. and sny deficiency ON this score wiz
subject the cont actors 10 penalties. while
for any excess above . knots they will re-
cesse bonus II the new craft sfrss Of is
kind IN Amsriesn shipouildingi Hiis the
requirements, OF which there is little
oonbs. II will be the Eectest boat in the
United states and fully equal 20 any pos-
sessed By European nAyies
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Organizing Interstate Railway pis-
frletn.

CHICAGO, Nsrsh as,-The general maa-
ayers 81 lines IN the territory ef sAe Inter.
state Railway Association cwnp1ssesz ~
day the task of organizing auxiliary sss,-
Citations TIE western ard saathwesgeru
section OF the Western Freight Association
reiHh1n unchanged. with the exception
ot some additions 10 tAi. ferritors
or each The trans Missouri st<ssoa en-.
braces al toe 7errsfory wess os the Mis-
sour river. covering both freight and pas
senger business. The managers cf
the f-snf-NlsscuTt reads hare
elected r. n. Clarke "A chairman
of their organaxsfSon. ,caArke il
present trsfae manager Of the chscrgn
- Paul. Minneapolis a 0snaha road. he
h&s been given week ia which 10 essn-
sider the offer. sn1 il il sseiseFea he will
sccepf u The headquarters oil the frxns-
Missouri association win he ~ a,ssax t,sfs.
and fhe agreement becersas eFstctsse
April ].
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officers in New York Surprise Coin.
ers In Their Private Mint

WAsHFsGTos. March l5.-chief B n. os
TIE secret service, received inform alton to-
nsght OF the arrest Of gang % eoen.er.
fetfsrs IN New York who. for several xeeks,
have bean successfully putting silver dol
lars "a circulation. Ofscers OF the secreg
serStee this escning rai1ei a hogsa on
kE4Ti3Ee ssreS1 where counterfeit money
vas beinx made. and arrested Richard
FssaeE, his viii, aad zn Italian nAraed
yscgsie, whem they fooad there. Fhey
found Ia fhe hease usEe eets OF plaster
Of pafas Eaezids. complete oatfs af eoan-
ieFfe4fers' feois, aud considerable spnrss0s
cssn. IL is said the gang. 81 which the
three persons arrested form nart. has
FsvNn the secret service nsfscsrs a great
aeAl os fsousse. afad that Fisher is q sklllful
aserzs stsrfss3ezsr
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SAs FEascgsC9, Esreh ih-Tae bark
sunbeam. 80 days from Kobe. Japan. wEsh
a carsc % eo3i. arrived tAls nofsizzE.
TIE cgssxta Fepoxtgsf TIE wssFSs y5y Aze ks
had eYer experienced Frova szlc fifne
he hx9 lest Kesoe uu1as be arrived IN psT1
he encountered nothtnE has 3 szacess.ga
nf hessy gasss- biossuz fgosn the sSnsnesss
% ske yoagh The steck hU1s@ wks sz0ve IN
ard the cebsn filed wifh sAse-
trvsr 3 6oxea sails Sefe iasz 6Ersag TIC
xzuaI sasr ~UnGzy A seaman named
gehr Williams. Eafise Of Chsis- fs.l from
she Eaasr-sopszll sgrs 70 The Geek 2ad was
instantly killed.
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sas Es.nCxseo. MsreA ~ - Advsces fsom
Honoiulal per y bs<k arriving torday.
sssss thsz nsshi.g h1s secn dcne with
she hs1i hHkpr snslinx ssxsson W
tne Uiaissa states xsysrnraeut ssucn
tie coaeeslsn xas ra&lse. except 10 tale
a shoraEgh sursey af the hArnor An
zsnnsns sga. cssrni reel nox xxsen<3o
srsaaa The eisfrAnes Of she hashur. an1 +
IL snsp0MH ale suT vessel of amF xizr 70 -
ter rha rxef viii have 70 bs ~
nssyed 81 great sxssDse by Szne1-
iuz, aus II sla4s weEx dors Peaf1
bsfsor wg0id be eue 0f the ns<Nk
IN the sseftd II IL large sno1xh % san4
saF sefater ot xes&9ls IL il fssr1Rks =
tie Easkza states cunxnsGte fkssre thai In
goswrnzasDf vii NOS fxkr sHy sseys sacn -
1snfrUxs ths kaf@ss, ss f1rrr n ~
ready fpsiiisE staten sf HunosusN which
II fs2&Rsl by EhS government ~ p&<Eue.
kowxv~sf the Fuppiy ~ exxi xt fhai szastun
j. exhausted. and Am<rscss xsssseesc1n
zfe osssigsz3 10 obtain shz5f eQal from pssxe1o
seuraes fkTre. The Asxxt le there nos
A sselenf sfIn1 siorm has sa*xiy WAIVED
the lrpef sTstAemszs en Msiekat Twelve
hcasws MzG . fhmrrn wsra blown aawm
and ssrssea rrs0fe hpxssex tioun from e etf
fuHD61riisok Maaf SeIrr< oa the tkze41
had . zsTFuw sscsps fscEa losinx sbe1f
HSax
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East Seattle,

And hear from every side the most
ilattering and gratifying verdicts from
people who have gone there. Ali are
desirous o! purchasing a home, and
have our assurance that when this
property Is put On The market. every
body will have fair aud equal oppor-
tani,y TO buy a, the most reasonable
and
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Panic ina rh~.ter.

wAxEiSxt. ". Va, Marrh is.-DnrsRg .
performances BY a sAexfriea' csnnpsny NJ
Lafayette ball. Martins Ferry. ihis after
roon. g large scatter issap. holding hall q
gallon of oal. feli 90 fse stage aud sx xplcaess
panic resulted Al ouce. sad ths sa9zeare
raa5e q rrsh for the naln ssonrx sf 1ize ball
which sere feuRd nailed up. slrs. clark
Moore uks seriously tFappas1. isxT mo
nacEr disaster sseTaed iseztnent. bns the
floors wxre finally bz17ss of.ea Ana fhis re-
lief. mith tae side enfrnnee. watch h&d
e~*n szscd dmrtng tie eyrning, ailewcd tAe
TSeoEsi< 20 Efss cat
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coSpEssED DISPATCHES.

II In asscSAsEs dsesea saxt Austria IL pre-
psrsng fe- w&T with Sersla.
Ex.zfsise Eos6s a-s reported IN 5Alies&.
saa rzaay 20 ~ns aFe iaEEasteE-
The American hAslp1aseTx' xarae -
Bssszag Eass4xd. Fgs4sy rexzise1 "a iGEsr
IL CAke2xo. 10 20 s
Ttnp@rxrHre ~ 4 a u Frsss&g: NT~
York. Is: n ago. "a g. ggni. %. Nlanz-
peg, sesgRs seg OEssx2s. 81
ESch cx5ppes sud silver utaTs AaTe ssez
.sssr4..rxst us shn ksEGfreE FAres& earcEs.
sscz- IN The STATE Ell ssaeTrra. Nsxioo.
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LONDON. March lS-lr the Commons this
afternoon Ecne sSere-xry Matthews was
questioned with reference 10 the action of
anderson al ofsscssl oE the horae ofscc
Who permitted Le Csron. the fnfo-Ezer. 10
look over the whole OF the letters Of his
past correspondence with she home oesce
Rslo- 70 BIS appearing ss q witness before
the fAynfl commission and select such
astferx as DC Thought would he Of use 10
tne 1tscs- Matthews said az tAas fsrse he
kneE nothing cf the course taken ky
Aaaersois. aud consequently had E0s given
I as sanction, hsss he now considered
Anderson acted properly. Ssr William
vernon Hxrcoart gore z0tsce that he would
sabmas motion regarding Andersaa's
ccndact when the police vote was DIS
csissea Noasisy
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saS FEAScssco. March is.-AE evening
paper prints an interview with 9 gentle
man now IN the city. who claims 10 have
Official reasons for knowing the in
wsrdness of the Samoan complication
He says: This Samoan trouble 10 oaly the
ontcoEse of q policy long since agreed upon
between England. France aud Germany.
LAYING minor features assde, New Gale
doniz was 70 be allotted 70 YrAuce
samoa 10 Germany. and the Hawaiian
islands IA EHgiand." Many arguments
are advanced for the rnrpase
of showing thai the pelicy % these govern
zaeHts from then untsl now has hcea 70
gain possession OF these respective ssIap3&
Speaking with special refereRee
20 the Hawaiian Islands shis aa.
thor5iy sxys scheme is On feos
by English parties to bus up one ef the
aWAtisa islands earire. then lay cable
ron Vancouver over 20 IL This is sup
ps.ses 70 b. In the snteresf ef the English
government.
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WasNIsS ros. Nxrxh 1A.-senxsag CaSee
Of Ass~2e Is and declines - either arm er
deny ne FsSsssissss<i ruaner tsat be wss u
tess1a. Il Sss Au10anrez IL tAe senate
e&Eszs Tsxse' Gag. 5agsness reGsoEs 2se
zlf = a. Far Esxsse
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SoEFeLx, Va. Narea fA-CssFf Beni
Knige;. Secansi Nate James Richards.
Peter Flarias~ gahn srnEfh. NED Fcrtss
Asd Charles Hofkss. sailors Of sae ks<sx
agnes Barton, wrecked near ssss NtrKsnta
eo&sf yesterday sstsrn8aE, wFrE Gr1wHesi
asss EsghF and this sasrninw Elstrinx tha
DiEsS shsrs 81 The men sefr Hasked eFaF-
hGssa and lest MneE a&y broAsf ssse lafs-
ssEtnE FrsM s&w ltae tArse reusisasax Eaen
gasned 50 the rigging A. oxieek saze
vessel barsx, tae mssfs fell aas the saen
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SANTA Fx. NxrcA ls--fn ., lengthy ss.sa-
sc1 gsxen - sAc E<xf tzsskessr ~ sxnfA
e sssznsy rHaxtiye 10 tbs nsw law resalas-
tng faS sale es sHszss ard psvslaisg ~ n,
spssfznE c91sse &ssz hogs prIer 10 sianxA-
s<Ilng, Mnsch gsrsRzSeassy peaAsAEss tae
nrisssxns sEso Sew Mckee af Ss.wSsg9 sssss
sa1 PORK. the aetfng soliestnr zanczaS ssf
lae te-rsfSs-y says shst tie ses Is 1neaa<sa-
tnsaesasl szd yeAa 80 tar As ii Assrss xhlr~
meat susa fse fgszssary ssr TIE ps.rs.nzes -
sac and p1Dstt E<f az &rsic Is az inter
state corame-re- lie ssaskss that DRESSED
0S%s and rork are cwsansKisses mf thts
cearAcsrr znc tsas rAe a&M i an xffeln Il.
A,osE eorsr oE r-a2Ice fowcs. ~ Ss-ca uas
al sssesga dressed o. mnssss-sa re.sas.
aargs sn4BsSstes cs these meats are Nj ssg.ssts
% Etse essy 70 enscAsrs. hesess aad rsIsroze
eatsag- g-hoRxes-
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PAxfs. March IA-The police TO-DAY
searched The hcares Of many snensb sbsrs al
The Patriotic l4e6gHe Persons against
whom damaging evidence is fox.r,Sf Ss-sli
nct be arrested. bas viii be summoned 10
appear before 4 magistrate for examina-
ton.
II Is stated thar among tie documents Of
the Patriotic League seized by tAe govern
gaent Is mobiIiE1ng scheme
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WAsATSsros. March S--gssa Sshoaeld
has issU-a circular e The army ,aanu1nc-
tEg sAas the maximum age 81 casalrg re-
eguIt< ri@sa original enlistment Is fixed a.
70 Sesrs, also t6az the standard al m1ui-
man wsSgaf tor ravzsrF recruits eszAb-
issnzss tn Jane, 1s-z, ss abolished. sn1 that
aeFeasteE ealsssEnants fn thar service nav
- a2A1< wlxheuf regard ~ IN minimum
wetEns, rFosices3 chest measurement and
cNsss YnoassssFF ara safksfArfnxy
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Aalfsasanss Of Indian. p.moer....

lSnEANArozIs. March iS-PhilIp n.
Gapeu, treasurer OF the insznc hospital
board. wss today arrested on q grand
lary espiss. charging him wlsh ernhesxle-
FEeni The amount inveised - xxsa
Gapea loaned Sullivan, tie dessnlssuE
county treasurer. s4es0 os tho hospital
funds. sl7es Of which was ptid, has a
sAa, came back protested. tsay.sn brought
sgii against the Meridian National hank
20 reeoyes Sgra. claiming the bank Goa.
yersec the money 20 sfx own use. Gapexl
was released on Ss0o0 honda Ii Il re-.
ported that partial tnsesssgatissn of state
Treasurer Leneke's manner ,si loABsug
fanEs 20 Jonn E. saliiwan was also male
The snhsecs OF investigation by tie grand
jury. and 1; viii inTssseE 80 into The matter
81 ifs next sitting
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CHIesso. March t5,--A -Esa-ssFa wash.
ingtun special SAYS: TAe flghs sxsins4
Meredith for public printer IL xs,sanx very
hot bees1sc of his prcminsnrs ss load
ine candidate for tAe place The Cali.
fornia delegation are csyscisllf active In
behalf Of tnekr man Oskornss. aad arsi
hopeful Of saccess They have net, bow.
ever, received any assurance from fbe
president 30 sharp Is tAe e<aiast that
nearly ali the dark horse c&ndieasea hare
been eliminated. Indications sew are,
that osit Of the following SIX tAe wtnner
will be chosen: August nonxsls Of chss.
ter, Pa. Capt wn. Meredith al raieaxo.
Capt. Eslloway OF IndianAs olix. rx Cos.
rressrnsn Nichols of North Cahsllna: u
z. Davis Of Minneapolis. aud tsstorsc Of
Isos Angeles.