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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
Esfssrap6i(&e 9epe(&en.
Deuti 5Ianb.

Berlin, 90. Wai. Der SansIsr pou
@apripi bat auf bas griudsu Der Bubssts
gommiiion, psI9sr bic 9ssresuorIase .ur
@orberatbuns iibsrwisisu 1T, tn Der beutis
aen gommiiiionss Sisuns bts auswdrtise
Sa9Iase barsuIsseu, i6riftli@ srwibert,
bas er bem Nusi@ub ut1ls Nsuss mtt3us
tbetlen babe. Gin gommi1dr bss Rriesss
minilferiums sriuisn In hsr gommtilionsz
isuna unb fpra9 iibsr bis gsrtbsitisunsss
riiifunsen Ssitsrrsi9s unb StaIiens. gr
bsmerfts, baB bie 9ertbsioisunssmitteI Der
beiben 2dnbsr nod uanseIbaft ieien, pors
aus H9 erssbs, baB fts einsn srobsn Wertb
auf bas ginbniB NIT Deati4Ianb lessn
mullen.
Berlin, 90. Wsai. Die vSrsiinniss
2situna" beridtst. baB pdbrsnb Der Rang
Iut,iie Bisma,d ii9 an bic 8aiisrin Sriebs
rid NIT benz @riu4sn sswsnbst babe, it4
,u ieinem Ssitsn 3u usrwsuben, unb baB
bic &aiIerin erpibsrt babe: Ste wihen
am Ssitsn, baB i'd BET msinem Sobue tei:
usn poIitiidsn gtnfuB psri4wsnbsn bari.
Berlin, 81. Wai. @ussn &idter
pn6ffeutli4te ssitern Abeuo Elm Ianses
| S3teibeu lbsr bic Nu4ri4t, baB jpii&sn
Nmerita uub OsutidIanb untsrbanblun:
aen ibsr bic 4ufbsbuns Der S9weins'
| Heil6ipsrs ssssuwdrtis ssfiibrt wereeu.
madt barauf aufmertiam, bab tn cine,
Iauaeu Rsibs pon Sabreu nur bret Eri4i'
noieidue na4psislt1 bur1 ameritanti5ss
Sdpeinsfsii1 bsrbsissfibrt uorbsn isisr
uno baB mad Der glniidt Der beuti4er
Saduerfanbissn ieIbit tri4insnbaItisss
amsritaniibss Slsiid wdbreno Der LANCER
lleberfabrt bis &raft sur llsbertrasuns be,
Tridinentrantbsit perlisre. &i4ter enbe
ieinen cine SpaIte lauseu Brief bamit
oaB er I'm SinbIid auf bic Ssrtbsusrunl
| ber 2sbensmittsI bic Soifnuns ausipri9t
bah TIM Sntsrsis Der drmersn RIahen bi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aafssbobsn perbsl
pirb.
Berlin, 81. Wai. Der beuti6
Rsidstas bat ii4 bis gum 0. Stunt per
tast.
| Berlin, 81. Wai. Sn bsr llntsrbal
tuns NIT msbreren abssorbnstsn bat be
8ansler pon 9apriui ssduBert. baB bi
Rssisruns an bic sdu3Ii4s aufbsbuns be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

restsrunsen bdtten bie AnseIsssnbstt unab.
bdnsis uou allen poIitii@su Bartsifraseu
bebanbe!t unb BET Der abfufuus Der gors
lag: seinerIet gartsisgirFuB sefattst.
Die Bsifimmuussu ibsr bic &tnbsrs,
5rauens unb Sonutassarbsit sisIten bars
auf ab, bic Beu6Itsruns fart uub seiunb
3u erbaIten unb bas SamilienIeben au itdrs
ten. Dts seiesIi@e Ssifissuus ber 0auer
zines Ber.tases fur Wduuer isi fur iest
nod nt9t bur9Fibrbar. @iberifrebsnbs
l1mitdnbs t5nntsn nur benz 9swerbflsiBs
gum S9absn ssrei9eu. Die Sorbsruns
ber 9srmsbruns Der 5abritinipsctoreu isi
ni9t sessn bic arbeitsebsr ssrl@tst, rueI@e,
ruis p. BsrIepfd iasts, nidt su bsfir9tsn
brau@en, baB bts 8orIase ut9t aud ibre
wobIbssrdnbsteu Rsdts su idiseu tra9te.
Die 9OrIase warb on siusn Gusi9uB uOn
% WitsIisbsrn usrwieisu.
Su Seterreidl finb bic neuIi9sn Be-
fir9tunseu Der Bep6Itsruns DOR arbeiters
ausi9reitunsen am meiiten gu Gage setrss
ten, mas Iei5t ertIdrIid 1T, wsnn man
fid Der iiusitsu arbsitersllnrubeu in ben
8oritdbtsn pom Bisu, In benz mdbrii9en
Snbui itriesebiete unb Der nsuerli4eu
8auern llnruben tn 9aIiBieu ertnnert.
Die Oiterrei@ii@s &esieruus TT barum au9
am sntf9isbenitsu aufsstretsn unb bate
bic iofortiss proclamation bss StaHbrs9s
tee IN ausii9t ssfelIt.
5 m uuterbauis GroB6ritaanienS
srlitt bic &esieruns eine unerwartste Gties
osrIase, bic 1e iusuii9en, ba iie nur cine
gang sufdlise, nidt weiter anfedten pirt.
Bel Der sweitsn 2siuns Der trii9sn 2anbs
arbeiter gorIase, rpeI@e bis ueberi9ais
bss Rir4eufonbs gum Nussn Der arbeitsr
psruenben wiIl, wurbe Sertasuns beans
trast. Der Resierunssuertreter BaIfour
brlfts feline gsrwunbsruus aus ibsr has
S5usissu Der trii9sn Sibrsr, CT uuters
itasts ben gertasunssautras. Dieter
wurbs sIsi&wObl nit "a ssssn So Stims
men ubseIebut. Barnea beantrusts barauf
swsits 9sIuns, bic sinitimmis. unter Iautsm
Ssifaa Der iriiaen Partsi. auseuOmmsn
wurbs. Die conisruatiusu 8biss battsn
bur1 elm gsrisben ibre parteimitslieber
nidt rsdtssitts 3ur Stelle sebra@t, wsIs
den umituno bic Yarusuiteu. bic i9 in
poIsr Stdrss sirsefunsen, bsnustsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
Sabrgatt8 19.


BIiebe bic @tnfubr unuerdnbert, 10 wirbs
bas S@asamt ftatt 5,473,ls5 TN
nd9ftsu Rs@nuussiabre 1888, ,6s7, ,oel
einnebmeu.
9esen bie Bin TIM 9auseu 1T Butters
NORTH alIein, seseu sinselns geittmuunseu
Senbsrion pon Soma aufsetreten. Butter
uortb's sIdnaenbe Rebe iiber ben 2us uub
Betrus Der Wcainlsp'i@su Beifimmunsen
bat im repubIisanii@en Eager 9euIen uns
3dbnetIapperu berpOrserufen. Dte Wirs
tuns bieier Rraftuorte aus benz Wuube
etnes Wanuss, Der als ibsrteusunsstrsuer
S4usB6lIner unb elmer Der bewdbrteifeu
repubIitanii9su Sibrer TN sau3eu 9anbe
sesbrt unb sea@tet baifsbt, mar Inn 10
sroBartiser, ais bie usrnidtenbe Rritis Der
rspublitanii9sn DirtbidaftspOIitis. pom biss
fec Seits ger uSIis unerwartet fam. Ser
@spublitaner Butterwcrtb bat ben Repus
bIttanern 3euIenbiebs psriest, wie ite
i4werer uub nisberi9metternber bte Yartei
felt gssinn Der issiseu @ousrsBisifon nod
ni1t sstroffsn babeu. Stesb, WeatnIsp
unb &oni iorteu usrben ibu barOb idmdbsn,
bas amsritanii8e Bolt aber wirb ben
Dienft ni9t usrsefen, wsI9su Der prinsts
pienfsite Waun ber uoItstbamIi4ifsn Sa9s
unfsrsr 3sit seIsiitet bat. eeibsr wasts
ButterwOrtb ni@t bie Gonisqaeu8en fsinsr
&ebs gu sisbsn, bet Der S@IuBabittmmuus
CAB er uub au@ 5snberion ibr gOtum fur
bie Bin ab.
SIM Semats purbs Der eriis gsriud
s.ma4t, iber bic Yrubibitionsfrase absus
ftimmeu. unb bsrieIbs seIans Istbsr. gu
elmer 8srwiaisuns fur WiIitdr 5 Rantinsu
itelIte ssuatOr 5aIs ben antras, bas tsins
seiitissn @strdnss psrtauft wsrosu oarteu,
mas aussnommen wuroe. Sst Der ae'
Thinning mar man nesr1al9t, o's etsssr
IibsraIifen Rspublttauer, wte SSsrman,
aSf Settsn Der Yrostbtt'on 3u fnosn.
Otsies osutet an, paB o's Hspuo!'sansr
entl4lonen ltno, tsrsn Sttsosn MIL oen
Yrobto'tsontlfsn su ma@sn' uno oaR oes
ndSfe rspuelttan'l9s SrafosnIl@allsS
eanotoat wasrl@stnltG auf s'nsr ptoelo's
ttonssYlatform fsesn wtro. SaB IN o.eS
tent Saus oas oeutl9e element TN Sanoe
Der rspub!ttan'l5en Yartes Den Nuasn ls9'
rsn ptro, barfts 10 gut ME 9swsB le'n.
gritaun!i9 ssnus 1T ss, eaB ss esuts no9
tmmsr esutl4 ams1tsantl4s 5sl'unssn
sitt, wsI@s NIT Der frstbsstss nno psutl9'
fsinbIiasn Partst our4 S'd uno SanR
sstsn.
@ts an anosrsr Stsus bsrt4tet p'ro, ),
warS TN ssHat Ste sIlbtrbill stnseReno
bsbattirt. nnbd4,dntts StIbsr'YrdSuns
psrlanset bic Ssnatorsn uon 9tspaba, eo'
Iorabo, Baibiuston, Montana unb ben
bsibsn Da,Otu's. 0iss tnb bic SiIbsr:
Staatsu Der Union, unb i'm Sntsrsls ibrsr
siltsr prObustion fOrbsru fis, rsip. Ois
rSiIbsr: Barone". wsI@e bisie Staatsn 10
sismIi9 In Der Sai4s baben, pom san3sn
9anSs, bab ft9 basisIbe benz gsIisbsn bsr
SiIber probucsnten untsrwerisn iol,
wel@s Bet uolifdnbissr Yrassfreibsit mad
geIieben bas 2anb NIT SiIber Wsin,s
ii5e1idwemmsu, - In allen 5daen abs'
ben SiIbsr, unb @sIhsWartt bss eanSss
ibsrbaupt willtirIid bsbsrri4sn tOnntsn,
BON ben SeuatOrsu Orsson's lit Oolpt
seseu, WitGsa (bsr I'D um @iebersrwab'
lung bswirbt) far bis uHbsi9rdnte Prdsrns
Si.9emotratsu ber eesisIatu,
MN e,utudp bubeu mad, mebrtdsiaen gs:.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
pretie Der 2ln,eieer..

preiie Der 2ln,eieert.
seo'r 5ou her ssaIte per sabr.. .kls.oo
MonSts oma sS si
Siir iebe Belle grepier, ober beren Raum. baS
eritemaI 10 Gents. bic nd9fsnmale Gents.
Seiratbs. unb Tobesan;eiseu nit Spru&
$3.50, o5ns Spru9 $1.0O.
ausuartise an,stssn mafeH psrsusbe,ahlt werbeu.
ar3eigen fur gicnics, 2otterien, @IiidsSpteIs
&C., bic benz Settle Der fatb. Rir1e ;uwiber, I'M
ben teine aufnabme.
An3et8ea feuse ,aan fpdteHenS
Rontas WorSen eta.
Job.1rbeiteu aIIer 2lrt prompt una
billis auseefibrt.
ctfes ssr ,,Satstt",
Gde Ger 8. uuo Jowa.StraSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

man 5errn Carlisle i@on nennen, itebt I'm
aIter uon IS Sabren unb iit sin ssborsner
sentudpsr. Ct TT &s&tsauwaIt, bat absr
ftets resen antbsiI on Der PoIitit senou1s
men. Ct mar gics:@ouusrueur isines
Staates unb iist felt Idnserer 5ett TN u.s.
seorbuetenbauie bss @onsreies, 3u befisn
Spre&er er betanntIi9 aweimaI sewdbIt
wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
4ufraltsu.

Spbnep, q. .. W., 90. Wsai. Der
Ninii iitsrprdiosnt Cir Senrp Yartes, bsr
seltern aus elmer 9roi9te ssi&Ieubert
wurbs, 1T sieulit i4per psrlest. gr
pirb Wouuts lang bas Simmsr batsn mai:
fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
Srau trei9.

Yaris, 90. Mai. Die Sa5lase tn
ben Ssrsbaubs,irtsn I'M Dspartsmsnt Sab
bot ii9 ssbsHsrt; uisIs SsrsIsute iinb sur
arbeit In bic 9rubsu uieber siusefabreu.
Yarts, 20. Wai. Die Poliasi bat
bsuts siusn i'm llsbrissu erfOIsrsi9en llsbsr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-06
Marshars Notice of Ssizzra

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF fht 80
Il States for the district OF Washlrgse =
ern civ Soc.
UNITED STATES o. AMERICA.
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON,
WHEREAS, Libel OF information - 80
in the ablve court by 2. H. NinssA
United ates attorney. through rs
United states attorney, P. c sGl.lvx1s 3 y. =
Of the UniEed states aud against lH -
OF ore pared opium, alleging III sunsAs TO- I.
That on ths Isl day Of AugusA ~ ~ !
county Of KIog, state OF Wasninss11s - =,
n. Bra isnsw, the collector OF cus-91s
disirse5 of Pu<et sound, did, upon 'as 80
Puget sound, seize sae sad oglum . -
Is forfeited IL the United states,
That the SAID opium was OF forsisn q,
and manufacture and suo1eet 70 tns ~ =. =. =
duty upon icing imported ana ofoasas q
United states: y, ..,~n
That prior 10 said date the said ops
been Y some person or persons hnA-s 1870
lawfally, clsuGesriuelv, frau5ulentlf -. =
" i'm porte d, smuggie d asd Dr0s e.,,s.s
United states from the brownies " e. q !
uIa Dis. n the d m Ion OF Iana1ss - Is
tent TO defraud the revenue q !. Y. srs1
states of tn e dunes Thereon; aud tnst ~ -
due on said opium had not been pau y
u De pa TO the United . ates. ~ 4
And also praying that the ssid oP.1-
Condemn q as forisiIed a = or sal1 =. r~.sa Y
AID, whereas, the SAID eeurt Aas =
following ord :, towit: s..... a. q
In The district court Of the Z nilea ss@ 80
lriet of Washington no-tnella - = nj
Unit q States OF Amer ca. loeiiA
tael tins OF prepared opium. IA n
Now, on this 18th day OF AHshsA = III Ss]
United States attorney for TIE aissls. s.s}
lugton, by MS assistant Z; = o l...f es,t.l
filed \ libel of iuiorm4tiCn assA.lass,s ~
goods. wares and merehan1lse. hvN's
tins OF prepared opium. - ess-f q 4
1t Is therefore ord red that tne 49, 1900
court issue a monition AGAINST - 800 i.e.:s1
disc: and Ii IL further ofoefsu :. -. "a H<
days notice be gwen OF the ss.za.s .',szsz.fs
said merchandise. aud ina tne - 'srdl
said lib i. wth the order o! the GU. ,,rta
eoutaiains the time and plaes ~ ~ -sssicl
tina be inserted in sons ne~sp.ss.e- stxt
in the city Of seattle, kfhg en- = -
washington. sud that the sid Boss. ..S Is q
in h most pubic manner fof tns .sis
tee sys. at or near p acs "a ~. - sr4 y
l. further ordered tbst tne n ,ssa 4 !
OF 1rial be oi the "a day az 0esoess' . Al -
hour OF o'ciock P. NJ, A. Lns NJ
King eouuty, ~-ate If wsSn * w. Isdr
C. " HANFURD. ps ifsasa y + I'D
Now therefore, an puFsuan 9 o. -, q b.
issued under the sea- % ssa ,s.ssr,s q
recTed ald de iyered, ana ia ~. - bfsl
IN. sad order OF the "a 4 court !. .,;sx
give IA lie notice 90 al pers 49, " ~ 4 u n
ssdo in o-ln ans mann r iiilsses 80 ! IS. .lss
|, az they 6e and app, ar teiete ns s . !
court, 10 b held at the CITY Of ssas 80. u
district, ON the "a day 4 ocsoo Z tsss J
hour of ? O'Clock .. u. OF sAlu ID q -
there 10 iuterpose their cls.m
their Legal rs in that benaiL ,soa
Dzten this ii day OF y ptsInesei, PR0Exl
United States as''-
BY CHAs. A. LAMPKIS, Deputy. ---------@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-06
BAD MEN AND WOMEN.
The Round-Up Of Criminals by the
Police.

.
In Justice Miiler's court yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Riley. arrested by ofhcsr George 5heehan
for selling liquor without license. was found
guilty and fined $40 and costs OF trial. Mrs. Ri
ley IL of the notorious Grant street bridge Riley
family, and has several times before been ar
rested and convicted on the same charge. She
keeps q small, cheap saloon In the slums, and
seems TO have penchant for disposing OF her
liquid goods without first taking out q license.
The officers propose to '.jog" her memory now
and then until she complies with the law.
James Walker Is . slick. though very greasy
and dirty looking tramp. arrested by Officer
Hamilton yesterday afternoon while trying to
sell pair OF trousers in secondhand store for
fifty cents. The fellow told dozen or so stories
~ TO how he came in possession of the rnmen-
tionsbie, but IL was mo GO" with the officer.
He was locked mp and charge Of petty larceny
was put against him. He was arrested few
days ago, and on promise he would leave for Hot
Springs, he was let out of jail. The police are
arresting all suspicious characters, and are run.
ming them out OF the town.
vigler, the pickpocket arrested by oficer
Sheehan, while In the act OF ''going through" q
drunken man on Commercial street. night be-
fore last, was brought before Justice Rivers for
examination yesterday afternoon. His case
was continued q few days.
Harry McDunham, a white man. II In Jail for
selling whisky 70 Indians. Indian Liza was
brought along with him, and Is held rs Wit
aess. Ofiicer Charles Raymond was 'put on
yesterday by one who knew, and ne went out TO
hut on the Grant street bridge, occupied by
the squaw. lie found In the cabin demijohn
of whisky. and also flask containing the same
Kind of liquor. Everything was brought 20
police headquarters, and win be produced In
court today as evidence.
Jim McGacklin and Tom Shea are In the city
jail. charged with larceny. Shea was captured
by oficer Frank Krebs on the Grant street
bridge yesterday morning with four new revolt
vers In his possession, which were undoubtedly
stolen. McGackIin being with ham. he was
taken along and locked up on suspicion OF be-
ing en- accomplice. The men were arrested by
OfHcef willard a few days ago on suspicion that
they were crooks, and after being In Jail ali
night they promised the officers that they won d
leave town within two hours IL given chance,
and they were released. The revolvers have
undoubtedly been stolen, aud the police are
hunting the owner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-06
Marshal's Notice of Seizurs 3
"Sea Gull"

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF tyr rp~1
l. stat . Tor the district OF Waaalnzsss s,
ern division.
UNITED STATES OF AMEREcA,t
DISTRICT or WASHINGTON, 4
WHEREAS A oe II inf0rmafian sx. 1.
6 ed IL tne above street soust D. - =
states attoFn-y, r. II. Winston. esa A..
the assistant United states afternev. 4 y
van, on oeaalf OF the Tn ted states M -,
the vesssl commonly called q . s6r
GnIi' her tackle, apparel and fara:tas. n
ing in substance:
That in the month Of july. Iss). rssss
Bradshaw, the collector o. customs a. e I
trics OF Puxet sound. DID. ON the VT
Puget sound. ere "a a vessel "a fprisi,ex n
use o. the United STATES;
That TIE naEe OF the owner OF tae as5 n
was MI knudsoa. that in b. uaapsh Il y
ls9o, the said ve Sci was daily l.ee,x5 NJ
the laws vi the UGIsed tate= re atiaz 3 ~
engaged In domestic conmeres. and m
the dat of said seizure IS q oresa4 IS T
vesse was owned by liens ami nx&rsa|
tee United ; ares, but thar on SAID AL
seizure II was transferred and seid d a.
MI knutsou wac at sad tine va al ,
zen Of tn Unite't states, Ia Violation q n
4 so OF the revised statutes OF the Cs}
state, By resson whereof the sal ! Faa44
TAT kle, app rel and furuigue hecame fu1f1
10 the use of the United states;
A so prayIug that tn id vessel nirk|
condemns d as forfeited ~ sfore~sIa.
And whereas the said gOart has mxds s1s(
low ng order, towit:
in the district court of the Unitei sn,aI
the district OF Washington, nofthsrx dfra1
Unl5ed states or America, iociIz81 n 1
slcop sea Gall" her tackle, fIniszn
apparel
Now on this 9th day Of AUGUST isg4 Ex|
Intof NATION having been 4 ed BY Psc'AI
Winston, attorney OF the Unifed erstes I'D
district of W2sa nztoE, By the assiEanfd<d
Attorney, ?. G. sullivan. agaInss the sloep 4
Gull" her tackle. apparel and fusnitz7E
csuse OF rfeitare,
Il Is ordered Dy the court that heziH|
had upon said libel of fnforuari0n Gpaa 81
Gay OF October, 1890, AZ the hour OF sdcAe]
M OF said day, at the city % se&ts u
state OF Washington, in tae Tni.sd smtss n
room. and that q notice CONTAINING 10 1
and place appo rtgd Tor trial pe pupihkt]
the space of lourt en- days. By the Uallet q
marsta for the district Of n ssaIngtss. tss1
news3s per published IN the city Of seSfkx
that said notice De also D sfed 10 Ire m6f \
lie manner for the SPACE OF fourteen d171 II
near the place of trial
And &c s iurther ordered that the dzi|
this court issue a monltIca IN accordance Z
this order.
C. Fl. HANFORp. Dissrfd lpdF
Now therefore, in pursuance Gi ne E&3
Issued under the sea o. SD eoa,k, . ~
re ted aud delivered, aud in sccorts1eg
tRe order aforesaid of said court - ie1
give pubic notice 10 ali persons clSsa
said vessel. her tackle, furnttu-s sn1 va
AMI cargo. or in any msnser EteftNt4 -
inst they be and appear before h. SO g!
court. 70 be held st tie city Of ssar3 !
said district, on the I'd day OF 0csooxf a
the hour OF DEL OK 2. m Of SAT- car 80
there % in expose heir claim md 70 mzkf z
all cations in that behalf.
Dated this "a day OF septrnoer ls1
THOMAS 4. EEaNA
UniEcl STATES Aa'ilk
By CHas. A. LAMPKIN. Depagy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-06
PUGET SOUND FORTS.
General Miles on Urgent Need
of Coast Defense.
RICH COUNTRY OPEN TO ENEMY.


P1srrasp. Sept. 5.--Msjor-General Nell
son A. Miles ard party arrived n this city
today from San Francisco, en- route TO
Chicago. where the general viii assume
command Of the division of the Missouri.
General Miles, in an interview, spoke
At length concerning the defenseless
condition OF the Pacific coast and called
attention TO the necessity Of the eonstruc-
ton of q complete system Of coast de-
lenses. Speaking about the cost OF build
ing proper defensive works at the month
OF the Columbia river, he said:
Ian not prepared to furnish figures in detail,
bat the cost OF establishing works for the entire
coast would sHount TO about 70 10000 per year
fof four years.
When asked to express his opinion about
the probability Of the proposed ordnance
factory being located in the Northwest the
general replied:
THAT matter will probably be settled by
board OF officers especially selected for that pur
pose. would not care TO express opinion
the subject The wo1k of building deienses for
Puget sound should not be delayed for even q
moment. 1t II impefativeiy necessary
that the Sound should be possessed of
strong defense works. for the reason that should
the Coast be invoked by foreign power and
possession taken of Puget sound IL would be
found the hardest place on the Coast from
which 70 cislcdge the enemy. Besides, the
Sound possesses all the features neces-
sary for extensive ship.buiiki' &. A
nsyy could be constructed there 40
easily - at any other point I'm the world, with
the necessary machinery and mechanical
equipments. II Ia locality worth protecting,
and therefore would be Of great vaIus 10 an In
vading power. II is really the most important,
from military outlook, ON the Coast"
"Woud defense works be placed ~ the mouth
OF the Sound, opposite the British foris2'
"Eo; IL would not be advisable TO put works
there. The Straits are altogether too wide"
where do you think the defense works
should be locsted?o
There are but two points on the Sound suit
able for the purpose. One IL near Port Town.
send, and the other IL at Deception pass. Either
Of these places IL q command ng point, with the
chances slightly in favor Of the former. / am
sure that II defense works are built on the
Sound they viii be established ut one OF those
places
"where do ron think the new navy yard is to
Be eonstructed7"
~It will be certainly located somewhere On
Puget sound. exactly where cannot
say. - o special board of officers has
been appointed for that purpose
tits matter of great importance to the entire
oation. The Sound lie the outlet OF q country of
sneqnallef richness. and Is also great railroad
Denter, and is worthy Of national patronage
< The party went to Vancouver this after
noon and returned in the evening. They
siil leave for the Sound tomorrow, going
sast over the Northern Pacific.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-06

The Anaconda Standard gives particulars OF a
scandal I'm which Marsads sorakichi, the Toxic
strong boy, is mixed up. Among the show peo-
pie in Butte were Harrigau, the worid-renowned
balancer and juggier, and his wife. Lotta
Forbes, a variety actress with blonde hair. The
latter fell madiy in love with the Iron Jap, who
was tor smisble to resist Last Saturday night
Mstsada told Lolita that he was billed to strange
Quinn at Helena sunday afternoon, and must
consequently bid her good-by. she cried az
though her heart would break, and the kind
athlete out of pity. told her TO pack her vslise
and come too. When the train was ready 10
leave botta had not appeared. and the Jap
dida't wait she arrived AZ the depot shortly
after, and took the next train for Helena. The
Toxic young mans fatal gift of beauty has
again thrown him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-06
THE CHRISTIAN WORKERS.
A Woman's Experience Visiting the CT
Jaii-The Day Nursery.

A Woman's Experience Visiting the City
Jaii-The Day Nursery.
The Central Union of the w. c. T. u. met YES
terday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce.
with about twenty five of the members in at
tendance.
Special report OF the condition Of the reading.
room was called for, but nothing definite was
learned.
Mrs II. Z. Mcculloch reported that she visited
the city Jail last Sunday, and that she found her
duties far from pleasant because of the gruff.
ness Of the iailer. The prisoners at first seemed
disinclined to religious exercises. and some
were locked in cells and could not be reached
The ladies went into the cells and finally
secured their interest One prisoner
Mrs MeCulloch reported interesting to
her because Of the knowledge he displayed of
singing, and especially hymns Mrs McCul-
loeh asked him where he learned TO sing them,
and he said in the Mission in san Francisco
She asked him what he was doing in Jail then.
and he replied that, being too tired 20 keen
awake, he fell asleep. when the law required
him TO keep awake. and he was nabbed by the
vigilant police
The discussion OF the location of the pay
Nursery occupied considerable OF the time OF
the session. Some very good offers had been
made, but the union did not decide upon auy
one.
Mrs. c. K. Jenner and Mrs II. A. Parkhurst.
ktanding committee on the fountain, made no
report Mrs A. II. Plank offered a hand painted
panel picture for the benefit of the foun;ain
Ms W. II. Middleerook, president of the Lake
Washington division of the w. c. T. T., sent
word thai that division would give aid 10 the
day nursery in whatever way the Central Union
thought best. Mrs. Middlehrook gives & social
81 her home next Wednesday afternoon.
Tie question of giving an entertainments ST
Fremont was contemplated. It was finally de-
49, s..xa~ra 81
which voalo be loss OF money TO the union.
u wac decided. however. tnst the Central Union
Of Seattle should sttend the social of the w. C.
7. G. al Fremont next Friday night
Mss FFsBe Lee read the finance report for the
naeatb Of Augass, showing balance OF s74s6