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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
SERVED HIN RIGHT.
Bayne Leaves an Empty Locker
aud is Forgotten.
his PLACE FILLED BY ANOTHER.
The Lymden Enech Arsien ssory-Re-
ported Offer for the BsllinghAm-
sxagit Railroad.

WaATCca, Dec. Si.--A great mary re-
spectacle people around Lynden are In
calned 70 sympafhize with the woman in
the Enoeh Arden case reported In the press
recently. Peter Bayne. who went 10 the
Arctic seas on long voyage. Is said 70 have
LETT no means for the support OF his wife,
who remained on their lynden ranch for
years, aud besides this ]; is alleged that be
left Indebted TO many neignbors Both
Mrs. BAyne and the man Forbes, who mar
rled her after she had obtained a divorce
from her wandering husband are more
respected than Bayne by the people who
know them best az Lynden. Five or SIX
years ago n man was drowned in the
Ncoksack river. and II is charged that
Bavne endeayore1 to emit angle the Forbes
boys in the case as being the cause of his
death There vas no evidence 10 warrant
such presumption, and the allegations OF
Rayne feI 10 the ground in the
examination Down st the bottom
of this Bayne- Forbes case there
may be she renewal OF an old fend. At the
time Bayne se.tseyerai years ago public feel
ing ran high against him because Of his ef-
forts 10 injRre the Forbes boys by alleging
that they were instrumental in the drown
ing OF nan in the Nooksack river.
liz is strange that Bxyne should hare re-
manned absent until the divorce had been
granted his wife on the grounds OF deser-
ton. and she bad married ore OF the
E0rbes boys, whom Bayne had FIVE years
ago accused of the crime OF drowning
man for money. The court records of
Whateom county show the above facts.
1t IS reported that Nelson Bennett has an
Offer of S22 TOO per mile for his railroad
from Belhnghana bay to the Skagit river
less than thirty miles and that Mr.. Ben
nett feels inclined TO accept the offer. This
is rather Disappointing news 10 those
who have been paving high prices
for property around FaiFhaven with the
IDEA that the Bennett com pany proposed
10 make the railroad a transcontinental, or
at least run il across the Cascades east. Ii
is hoped that Mr.. Bennett will not sell the
road. because he might drop the project OF
manufacturing iron at Fairhaven from
coal. lime and ore to be shipped to the Bay
cities over his railroad. Mr.. Bennett is an
energetic business man and Bellingham
bay would be sorry 10 part with him.
From three TO sax inches OF snow are now
on the ground in Whatcom county.
Whatcem postoflice is now ranked as
presidential Office.
A laborer had his leg broken on the
West Coast railroad. near Nooksack. last
Sunday. lie was sent 10 Providence hos
pital for treatment by boat from Whatcom.
: Chief Clerk Charles r. Cline. of the leg
iSlatiye boise, has been married at Lyn-
den, and will go back to Olympia in few
days with his bride.
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sNonoMIsH NEWS.

SsoHoMisH. Dec. 81 Marshal G. K. Paul
viii soon begin the erection OF fine brick
bnilding on Front street II viii contain q
ball 40xao. with stage and gallery on three
sides.
The town is full OF gamblers and bnm-
mers, and attempts az robbery are becom-
ing alarmiRgly frequent. so much so that
nearly every honest man feels 1t duty to-
ward himself 20 decorate his hip-pocket
with O six-shooter.
A telegraph line from Snohomish TO Sui
tan and Silver Greek Is want that will
soon become an absolute necessity. A line
10 Lowell is also needed
A grand bail. under the auspices of the
W. c. T. T., is advertised for New Years
night. Anything for the almighty dollar.
superior court. Judge VIM presiding,
win convene on January 9. The docket,
especially the criminal department. Is not
extensive. The most important cases are
two charges OF rape and an action against
the town fer $1,000 for injuries sustained
by a little girl who fell of the bridge nearly
3 year ago.
Isaac Cathcart will build $4,000 resi-
dence as soon as spring opens. A great
many buildings are now In progress.
]. Deifel has disposed of his barber shop
To Seattle parties
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STATE NEWS.

Three carlords OF hops were sent from
Roy TO New York this Roy Ray.
Dec. n,
One hundred dwelling houses could be
rented here between now and April L.
Sumner Hesuld.
The payroll al the Roslyn coal mines for
the last month amounted 10 $1,000
Haiksbagg T1sscs, De-. ~
The shinge-mn shipped four carloads
Of shingles the past week-two 10 Colorado
and two to Utah.-Ros Rag. Dee ~
A harefooted boy passed by today, and
didn't appear 10 realize that even Christmas
was near.--Hoquiam Hashi,sqtonian. Dec. ~.
a. w. Stewart raised this season twelve
tons OF cabbage ON an acre nf land. He is
now shipping his crop - Tacoma where he
realizes thirty dollars per ton.--Samncy
HessIld
Marlin Corcoran. who lives near Muck
psstuisice iast week killed IN imniense
wildcat on his rench The animal meas
nred seven feet nine inches from tip 10 tir.
Roy Ray, DEC. ~.
II is proposes To build watermelon PAL
ace at North Yakima next year After the
close OF the fair, the water in he melons
% b. used 10 irrigate the Kittifas valley
Halla Hal!a Uaion
Eli Peacher. who lives six miles this side
of Tacoma. and who has quite extensive
strawberry beds, last SATURDAY sent to the
Roy Office a bunch containing some thirty
oad fine large berries, some of them being
tEo inches in circumference Roy Ray,
D1c. ~.
The slight sprinkle of winter has not
materially interferei with building opera
lions except in brickwork. Lumber con-
tinues TO arrive in large quantities from
the sagmills on the mountains. and plas-
ieFers are kept busy finishing up the re-
naming brick blocks, while street work
stili continues in different portions OF the
city El@esasbsarg Regsster. Dee. IS
The shipment 81 hops from this point
prior 10 December l. amounted 10 3.6i0
bales From the first Of December until
Wednesday Of this week, | 600 bales have
been shipped, making in ali total for this
season up to the Issh, Of 1910 bales. All
OF those hops were raised Ia this immediate
locality. The crop has not yet all been
shipped. at least .00 bales heing vet in
barns In the nsighberhooi -Sanla ey HegzlIk,
Dc -
There was great excitement On the upper
Skagit last Friday over the striking of
foaTteen-toot solid vein Of blacksmith coal,
the first and only ret discovered on the
Pacific coast. The yein Is owned by q rich
san Francisco syndicate, Of which Mackay.
the millionaire. Is president. Several iron
VEINS " thst vicinity are dependent upon
the striking al this vein aud viii now be-
crenoa. Il Is expected that snsesters viii
Re built--Eou fl8H Die ~
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places With q tree a. one Of the churches
and the customary family dinners and re-
unions
The ladies OF Coupevilie win give bah
81 the town ball this evening.
The Coupeviiae Rod and Gun C1nh had
their final shoot last saturday for the med
ais. II. c. Power was the winner. and
carried of she silver medal. having made
the best score daring the time since tie
club was organized They viii organize
Tor the next season, ard anticipate some
interesting shooting during the summer
months The Oak Harbov Gun Cinb viii
shoot the Ia Conner club on New Years
for tie supper. 1t La Conner. II viii be
an Interesting contest as there are some
very good shots IN both Cubs.
Our mail Is stiIl carried By occasionally.
oRe day last week there was not . paper
left by the down steamer, and our last
Sundays Posr-iETEIIlGKScEg has not yer
been received. ii seems as II this thing
should not occur so often.
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THE PAPAL PLANT.
The Italian Government Grip
Piles the Vatican.
coNTRAsTED WITH AMERICA.
The Haly Father Refers Win Pleasure
90 Americas Universities and Lave
Friendly 20 Catholics

RoNE. Dec. SI.--The pore, at yesterdays
consistory, said that he was rejoicea at the
building OF the Catholic universities at
Washington. Ottawa and Frihourg. g.
tholocism. ne said. proSpered under the
favorable laws Of America and the equity
OF the men who administered in that coan-
Try. His joy az this prosperity rendered
the grief Italy caused hign more striking
by contrast. Italian adyersaries of the
church persistently continued their war
against 1t, as was made evident By recent
ufterances of persons in public positions
acquainted with the intentions regarding
the church Of the rulers OF Italy.
The Italian governments was seek
ing to detsch the people from
the church aud opposed the AZ
ton OF the pope in every way. His
holiness referred 20 the temporal power as
necessary 10 the independency and liberty
OF the pope in the exercise Of his mission.
and declared he did not claim the restora-
ton Of temporal power from human mo-
fives. II was his right and be was required
to preserve il intact and transmit il 20 his
successor as one Of the inslienahle treas.
ures Of the Christian faith.
The new Italian penal code, Just coming
into operation, was also attacked. II cur
tailed the liberty Of ths clergy and hindered
their work with new Obstacles An addk
tional wound was about 10 be inflicted
upon the church by the law regarding
charitable trusts, which had recently been
enacted with unseemly haste. This was
fresh step in the endesyor 20 eifaee every
yestige OF religion from the civil snstitu-
ton. By this law all pious establishments
were to be suppressed or transformed.
especially those for the lowering OF girls
without positions, those regarding girls
entering converts and those by which 10
was provided that masses should be said
for the souls OF the dead. This law vio-
lated the wishes of the founders OF all
these charities. Priests were excluded
from the benefits Of charitable institutions
and women were admitted to such benefit
Ii was argued that charity should be seca-
lar. In order that it might be more accept
able. But. indeed, the unfortunate are too
proud sometimes to accept Christian char
ity, and outside the church there IL no true
charity.
Other blows had also been leveled at the
church oy invasIons Of civil power, forcing
itself into sacred things. For the time aIl
things might embsrrass the church, but
they can meter definitely change its course.
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La oRIPPE.s REIGN.


Salisbury Sfck-The Disorder OF World
Wide Prevalense.
LONDON. Dec. Sf.-The Marquis Of Sails
bury has Ia grippe in severe form. He was
taken on the 24th, but as the observance Of
the strictest secrecy was enioined upon ali
persons In the marquis household ns % the
facts. Il was not known that no was III IN
I'll Tuesday. when he threatened q relapse.
The queen then sent Sir William Jcnner 20
attend him. He was then kept In bed
three days and had been kept in hrs room
ever since. Pneumonia Is apprehended.
The marquis had struggle with very So
we're disease. Many diplomats are down
with the epidemic Count Haizenfeldt. the
German ambassador. has been Ia fort
night, but is now better. Mr. Phillips, one
of the secretaries in the foreign once, and
Frsncis Golfers are III.
YIENgA, Dec. 3i.--Tnfiuenza Ia increaa-
ing. The board Of health has ordered the
schools closed until January ]. The bes-
pitais have become SO crowded il has been
found necessary 70 erect Especial structure
for those suffering from the disease.
NKw YORK, Dec. 3t.--The number Of
deaths during the twenty-four hours ended
nc noon today were los. al increase over
the average of 100 per cent The Increase
is from pneumonia. bronchitis and co.
pecisily consumption. La grippe IL credit
ed with being at the bottom OF the increased
fatality. Policemen 10 the number OF 800
are on the sick Iist
EP0KAKx FAILS, Dec. Silt Is thought
that Ia grippe has got its grip on the post
Office here. Postmaster Warren and his
assistants are seriuosly III. and the fsrmer
fears that the whole force win soon he
down, as al are complaining.
BosTox Dec. 2l.--GeorKe p. Smith, 81
wears Of age, q watchman at the Massachu-
seGss state prison. committed suicide this
morning while insane from an attack Of
In grippe.
CnIcAeo, Dec. 3i.--La grippe has reached
the posf0flioe. Postmaster Sexton and
four or are heads Of departments and forty
clerks are afflicted.
LIZA, O., Dec. Jl.--Calsin s. Brice, chair
man 81 the national Democratic COMMITTEES.
Is a victim OF Is grippe. Ee Is confined 70
his house.
LAKsrsa, Mich, Dec 3i.--A large pro-
portion Of the 500 Reform school boys are
Vi with Ia grippe.
UrscA. n. T.. Dec. si.--Michael Hop
kins, pfoTuinens dry gooks merchant.
died here today. Ia grippe.
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e.NAnlAN eoMnIssIoN.
a'sassinx Annexation and Commercial
lnlaIl.

ssssassin9 Annexation and Commercial
tRiens
80 feKx, nec. 81 Esiis II. Roberts.
sEsashfef nitea States. was before the
AslAh commission today Tie witness
~assssi recent commercial relations with
ssa6.a ssFe advantageous e. the lnltea
s-ks Restgiete3 trade woald aet na-
tessFd aanxagion 81 CAnAsla. II
enlled stAiss permitted Canada 90
Il 30 products e. this market FRYE Of
- saaaa weail have no desire 10 hs-
- ssassst "a this country.
- sesstmeny az niassers as fishinr yes
: = he wovktns 81 the present ar
set n thglF tine, vas their taken.
49, Nsman, who has esssn present as
s asAfiax, etiee xsses hy tae chairman
- eesaga.Sssoa II he wAs an American
- -. Ispsied that be- was & Canadian.
- 3 sies majesty. The tsaaon be- slid
= - TIE etosles g Ausfsean citizenship
dste e The fscs that Il woaid
49, hss Influence ia g'anasia.
II. feR q 3oha Rsw s son II
- - ts'st tespasd snu his Arn Vas en-.
- g hsisae oat hshiaw vessels sxna.
!. ..e& Ssked sitaess iug his vsows ss ~
av q eFeNs 81 fshlas vessels az
-. .s.-ssirr toE service ln the RAgy IN the
sss Rss Fspased thar ashsgmea
as largely seaEhf alter q 60 ser.
ne eaFg. ASSIST 0se- seventh q s8e
- II tilo2ee,tst teek part ia she
AsteEfsRe - ths sahsesi al t'aHs-
=, .fAtHaeni Is American bsaffs. Pes
= AsafE'esns esFrd naEhsmg for the
4. ass ss.sait Wha& thny aai aAnt was
=, Nj % sst sacAs soayeaienres - aoRs,
-, she's ta CaaaaA Saeh pFtvi-
- see nss necessities. hat rather sams
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PoRr rowNsENp NEws.
Drowning Accident Reported Meeting
OF the Chamber or Commerce.

Drowning Accident Reported Meeting
OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
PoRT TOWNSEND. Dee 3I.--Captaln Harry
Lott, of the steamer Enterprise. who ar
rived last night from the islands. states
that two men named Elliott and Anderson.
oi Shaw's islands. are supposed 10 have
been drowned oil San Juan island, about
four miles from Friday Harbor, last Sun
day. They went TO Friday Harbor from
Shaw's island last Saturday in little
sio0p TO buy provisions. They spent the
night in Friday Harbor, and before sailing
for home sunday became intoxicated and
anarrelsome. Sunday afternoon the sl0op,
with her sails set, was found on rock,
badly stove in and her buwsprit gone en-
tireiy A messenger was sent TO their
homes, but nothing had there been heard
of the men since leaving home Saturday,
and there seems to be no doubt Of their
fate.
An interesting meeting OF the Chamber
OF Commerce was held lastevening. Jadgs
John \. Scott, NJ A. Sawtelle. John III.
Bell, Leslie Cullom, G. G. Perkins, W. L.
Jones and j. w Lysons were elected to
membership.
Hon. J. A. Kuhn called attention 10 the
fact that at the present time the state Is
practically without harbor regulations.
James Jones, d. ". smith. l. II. Flo.ers
and Judge swan we're appointed upon a
eonlrattiee 90 draft a biil providing such
regulations for submission TO the legisla-
ture.
The project Of securing for city park
the military reservation At the head of the
bay, nov occupied by Fort Townsend, WAS
taken hold of in earnest, and Judge swan,
Judge ]. n. Scott aud NJ. A. Sawteils we're
appointed upon a committee to act with
lhe city council to urge the passagccf ssch
arrrnrarial tim hr cnnKrsss
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sax FRANcIsco, Dee. 3l.--Following are
the passengers who sailed ON the steamer
City oE Puebia today.
For Vancouyer--A Williams, G. Cap
pillas. Mrs. M. Campbell, 6. X. Manor.
For Yictoria-I. Clements.
For Port Towusend-N c. r. Juck-
man, ". s. Lukin. Mary Elder. E. Lampe,
William Taylor, w. n. Wise, G. Francis,
G. ~. Lang.
For seatlle-M. Levi. Mrs. G. Plaff and
daughter, Mrs. Cole, T. +. Smell. G. Casper
and wife, Mrs L. Smith, II. A. Smith, A.
Lnper. r. A. Inper. r. Aver, Mrs. Claus
sen. Mrs. Frank Hearyest, Mrs. Fish, g.
BurkharsIt. /. Dsson. w. b. Jucklin, G. ".
Brownfeld, r $. Marshall. o. Hin, Miss
NJ. Mcdonald. Miss Mcdonald, Mrs. j. A.
Rutherford. r. A. Lombard and wife, l..
p. LyIord. J. Harris. Mrs. w. 4. Beinison.
For Tacoma-F Fl. Ludwig and wife.
Mrs.. H. 7. Abbee, +. 7. Galsz. A. j. She'd
sxfFk
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tbs songhbouud tran, which tumbsea On
top OF the engines George Cun4naisxS,
the engineer OF the soathbonnd. was
killed Tors Mccullough, ttae engineer a
the novtbhound. earnof live. Eargaws-
master ;. Keriin Wa killed Thcnnas Har-
Der. hErs sertously. Express Messenger
Giant. seriously iaja.et Two nen. naz.sd
Woods and Webb. badly ininred. THE
passengers IN The coaches we're sn2ken up.
Tee Gauss q The wreek Is = ms etery, tsgs
she general opsaion Is tbat the norLhboufa
engineer waz trying 70 rnske = s.snezk to
. ssdetrack I9ar miles north 10 pass lie
other train whieh vas slightly behlnd
tfrnN
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HKLfsA. Mont, Dec al.-coIouel W. r.
Sanders has been nominated for United
States senator. He will be elected in joint
session tomorrow. For the second seaa-
tofahip 7. 6. Power. B. Islatf Carpenter
and Lee MaRiie we're placed Ia nomination.
Tho House adjourned until io'cioek today
Ataeaucns - Republicans tonight Poser
said be was IN the lead. but that there are
prospects that dark horse gets away with
the prixe tomorrow. The Democrats Ct the
House and senate also eaae used. and ID Is
understood W. A. Clarke, OF Butte, was
nominated for one senstorship, with Mar
tin Mcsinnis and 5. r. Hauser close Tor the
Ss.e flsfd
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rRAFrIc Isl MKn !.
California Eeseiing ia the Luxury OF
TFaiHs sn Tfme-

California BeseiinE IA the Luxury OF
TFafns sn Tune
SAN FsASsgsco, Dec. G.-Nai since the
late ssargn have the railroads been running
80 smoothly a. at present, and ills reported
tsat large anoant 81 NAH ana
freight which has accumulated dur.
ine the lata trouble Wei toe
track and bridges viii soon be
aislossH 81. The fret train Of tie south.
era Pacific 10 reach los Angeles proper for
ever week from the East came IN as 9 a.
NJ The bridge, ahich waz tha ease OF
the ds,eEssoa. has heen faliy repaired
ard pat tn proper coaaltsoa for
tAe psss&ee of trains il Is
thoHFht the train leaving here
tonieh: via 80 thFoasea to e. Paso without
transfer. on tte Atlanta & Pac5hc. The
bridge eysF the M0iave river has been
plscsi ia prefer condition for The ran-
rang Of trains. oRinE - tha aeca-
naasat8ea st MATS THE gostogIsoe EN-
psages w5il hare - pat in New Years
gettLnr same reassy fer delivery The Gea-
ia RAsiAc is bars a sark W5ln snow
Ysoas nsar 8Ae summit, q here the snow 4
REPORTED IS seep as ten fees. clearing tas,
tracks in ar,8sr - ail0w tAs cars 10 come
shgcazh Rittont stagstare
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oLYMrIA NEMs.
Superior Court caIenasr-The Last No.
tary Of 1882.


OLYMPIA. Dec. a1.--The superior court
calendar for this district, contains eighty
i've cases for trial, all except one being on
the civil docket. Judge Mason irwin. 81
Montesano. who has been attending 70 pre-
hIniaary Judicial fnattegs, ie!t fer bis home
Yesterday. and wilt feturg on Saturday
next 20 open court ca Monday. The
sirssteen grand jurors drawn from the LIST
az 100 we're Thomas Hancock. A. ID.
Waitneg. Chas. f. Wee3, J. s. Leighton,
Thomas e. Entledgs. George slestef,
Thomas D. Yoang. jacob stanpiler, >.
G. Thsllheimer, r. u. Vsu Trump, An
dress Rseh. b. W. Sargeant. W. ]. Frazier.
frank .Aldridge, Robert Mari. and L. K
BFosa.
Tpenty- petit jurors we're ssso drawn.
The Judge expects 20 Appolnt one court
commissioner cary during The session
Most 81 the civil cases on TIE calendar
are attachments aa6 suits for 6eht There
ere also two libel suits. each for sia1so
damages
The latest notary pnhste appointed this
wear Is A. Carer Hickman o. WEaicoEa. be
Being the only ons appointed today ~ TIE
governor
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Aatsaafss Is TmPtssaEe >heFassa Ana Ia
gAifs fe Ire @aaAhal~ E&lf~.
II AsNssAwssS EErE. tAee~ BE-. Montana =
eatsAas talked 4hoas quite freely ia his esfy
iasz now, Farleus &sYsmYfs have heea
sss=sle Ee Halx the Republican party ls&.sers
k6rw IN lie SeaAteraaA n5Vssz5se ia GAas
stAse Hlass hare beea taroan est saas
senator z Ay gfsAsrassh og she gepsa.s eaa
aasass-al COMMITTEES, Hss e@hsad tie As~
p.sAlesAss Et HSlza&- TrohA&1y these
ssatsnaeatz and destinations are tasse. A
ne@ pa&He 81 she question: has aeen dis
essssa - sssae extent tsday by re&saa O. .
tessvr&u sren aelenas pssbsssaw3 n tss
SaN Yes& E9sss sh@s a0Faine. lie tsls.
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AmrfaxT. Kan. Dec. al.--J. r. Rurton.
charged By secretary Fuller, Of The Topeka
Insurance company, with having accepted
money from the companies 20 to Influence
legislation. admits that no received the
amounts stated. bat Indignantly denies
that they were in the natgre Of brides.
They were received by him. lse says, after
the adjournment Of the legislature, aud
were III payment Of his services as the
eontpaoy'S attorney.
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A PoErs FUNERAL
The Ashes Of Browning Laid 10 Rest
The Services.


The @sFviees-
l,oSDox, Dec. si.--The funeral services
over the remains Of Robert Browning took
place at Westminster Abtey today. The
BODY vas placed IN a polished pine coffin.
on which vac q small brass plate bearing
the dAtes Of his birth ard death. Wreaths
from Teanyson snd Miss B~wning wers
rsaoed on the e0Efm- Wrsaths were sent
s. many othert. including Henry Irving.
Bancroft, Sir John Miiiaia. Alma Ladem&
and SIR The0dore Martin.
The dense fog which snxeioped London
today completely hid the cortegs ~ II
rn0ved 90 the Ablsey. The sacred sErucsurs
was crowded with trends and admirers OF
the dead poet After The services At the
altar the eofln zas harne 70 tie poets
ccvner in the south division. The grave
wss in front 81 AbrAham C0wley's naonu-
rnent. With an angle marked BY Long
fellows bust Monuments Of Caanssr.
TsmuBd Spencer. Een johnson, Milton,
Matthew, PryoT and Thomas Gray adorn
the wal.s near by. Ths Seer Aeose the
grave vas c0vered with elaek carpet auH
ts.e gals were hidden By > pfofaaion vi
rare ex1tses, white. psnA 4ssa psaFEse.
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No. Far-Hunsinr company.

sAx FRaScrsco, Dec. 3l.--The North
American Commercial Company has been
incorporated for the purpose Of hunting
and killing al kinds Of far-bearing animals
and 90 secure concessions from al
governments The announced cap
ital stock Is s200e,os9 The
directors are Lloyed Tesis, Henry coweSl.
Matthias Meyer. Albert Miller and Isaac
I.gehes. Rnmor has II that the North
American Commercial Company viii seek
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