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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-11
THE SHIP IROQUOIS.
Arrival in Port After : Rough
Voyage.
OUT OF THE WORLD FOR 100 DAYS
An Americas Man-sf-War Ruas Oct Of
kasasas and Ceal-A Fsllsv-
ship In Distress.

roar fc~xsgSn. March ia-Tne rnfted
sssses uan-otuas Irccu11s. which sailed from
nonoiuln 90 the so-h cs November last for
ssmoa TO relieve the Adams In the South Pxciec
squadron. arrived af this port this evening In
GssresA Amer leaving Hcnc,rla she called 81
Aaunsl and Gilbert ssiands she sailed from The
pou OF butaritart, on tns Gilbert islands. De-
cenesr 3 Two dsys later as longitude It's
east lsntuas 10 minutes north. the pisscn-rcd ef
ner forward engine broke The hcstnn nlow-
saive oa her boiler also leaked. and was fastened
oy hoiu ins1de. II was attempted 10 put back
Tor Honolulu. but he head winds were 20
strong II was decadet 10 astemps 10 make Gan
Francisco
TWAS supposed. from information given on
charts. that By going rorsh 10 the thirssesh or
iorsieth westerly winds would prevail. bat none
were found.
The offscers state that the weather was the
rou9heef conceivable. with furious east gales and
heavy seas rntil o'clock fhis morning. when
she arrived at Cape Flstsery. she was towed
down the straits by the tug Coils. arriving here
this evening. about O'Clock, tin days from
Honolulu. With her after engine she could
only make about three knots in calm. They
nad not provisions nor coal 70 reach San Fran
cisco. Ard IL was therefore necessary To put into
this harbor for supplies.
The ofscers and men have lived on bali
rstiors since the fourteenth Of February. Great
1stSrntR1 aass t<<u tu2ale1s put Ill nost wi
vtved IN good health. There was much suffer
ing particularly from cold. The men were not
clothed for cold. expecting 10 remain in eamoa-
Ihe weather ranged from atemperafure OF ah1ye
leo to ice and snow.
The coal became 50 nearly exhausted that
none could be used for heating the ship. all be-
ing reserved for cooking purposes. About nine
days rsrlons were left OF the ships stores when
she arrived here. The officers and men had
not had any NEST for over ninety days
After taking coal and provisions the shir will
proceed 10 Mare island navy yard for repairs
Parker, lieutenant commander: s G. Paine.
net. lieutenant: w. Harrison. lieutenant. @.
chief engineer: ] Hennebergcr. surgeon: II. C.
j. Hannum. assistant engineer: c. r. Stokes.
assistant surgeor.
They brought three men Of the crew OF the
wrecked schooner. H. L. Thiernan. which cap
sized in squaIl November IS in Longitude 10
east and latitude north. Eleven passengers.
natives. were drowned. The crew OF Eve men
and fourteen passengers were saved in one boat.
drifting about four days aud arriving ~ Knox
inland OF the Gilbert group From there they
went in . achooner 70 Jalnit. where c. Lander
bach. first mate, aud three men were taken
aboard the lfcquoia The schooner was owned
by A. Grofest a Co. San Francisco. She was
bound from Butaritari 10 Jaluit with general
cargo. Captain C. G. Sake. her master, re-
mained at Jainit
The officers had not heard word Of fntelll-
sence from the civilized world since November
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nrsrkKlocs ro,soS,Se.
a Young Mans DEATH RAsaes . Cerea~r's
Jury.

fcxrEAxr. March l0-The nuss sensational
fnsnsss ever held in the city wss concluded thfs
evening. and the case Is sell, snshrcusec in
nyssegy. ycuns man named George Becker
died under peculiar circumstances On tae mora
Ing at March Fhysiessns who were called In
100 late % reader ss<istancs. sssd be had al sae
gnrsurs Of poisoning. As hs drank scne
whisky the evening before for . cold. Il vas
Thought the itquor vas trrxgsd.
The eoroncr summoned tarv and tcck texss-
rscny On the following Monday. hat vas nos
aeae - conclude without holAsnx an autopsy.
hrs. Rand and wheeler examined the stomach
ana the resah confirmed their sespietcnx
The county court then ordered chemical anal
ys.s es the contcnts nf the stomach. which re-
suited IN disccveriax lsrxe quantities Of arSeatc
In soiid PARTICLES The chemist ioaas over
ninety grains az the roisen and gave 10 as hss
opinion tesf " wss taken In fccd The whixky
was sai night and contained no poisson.
The cofcnsrss jury concluded their ishcvs To-
day and returned . versics in accordance with
the testimony. They did not know who sdmia-
Uttered the arsenic.
Thomas Sheridan. the hcy's s.er-tasner. had
Threatened 70 give the hoy cToten oil 90 whisky
70 break hin Of drinking. but ss Sheridan was
At the store all day he had no opportunity 10
give poinou-
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raE nury on mnra
Both sides Heard by ths Mssse G.
mittee. Sz

WASHINGTON cirs. March ln-~The waya -
naeSns committee heard further argamenso -
the proposition IN the case nf a duty an h6ox
Representative Herman oi orexun denied
statement which BIC said had been nAab>o r z
the peoplc of the fscslie slone did nos de6lto 4 z
creased duty on hops Chinese labor M -
coming very scarce and dear. Indians eoni1 -
longer be had. ard land was increasing n 49,
All there things meant increased cotf II -
rfodHetion OF horS Al present the actuoA Gd
OF growing them on tha fsciiie coast Wa from ii
to 10 cents Z pauEd. -
Representative Rasterworfh krxasd Ia oom6s
sitIoa % an increase OF duty. He aaifmo6 ~!
protection principles. but held that thfs ~ 6|
case where an increase Of duty slid uo9 monn;
added protection. New iork xtaao w.
in the ssme position ~ Nofthem onm
in that abe was trying with wQo1<
out lands. unxaised climaticssly. - tous|
pese with the fertile aud productive WcG1
One section Of the country could ma u NO.
tccsed against another By any sach deviu = n
increase OF this duty.
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A SAD DOWNFALL.


Thsfs-
Io~pox. March IA clerical scandal =
sol has caused mach continent Can1a - N1
wss arrested on q charge u steAifng M
fgssn tna railway station. fir a6mtqq
charge, aus ugged mental weakness - -
soH lie xas found guilty snd scnfene
tour months Imprisonment with hard -
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wINnoM,s srLvKR nrII
Its Main Provisions Approved In ca
mitsee.

Its Main Provisions Approved In Com
mit.er.
wAsHiSsTes CrTY. March fo-The Hcnse
committee on coinage and measures again bad
under consideration the windom silver bin
snd formally passed upon r. -Four members
Of the committee we're znsent nuxah< Of
amendments were offered, but only two adopted
0ae vas The addition of provision TO section
Tia section makes u the tasy Of the secretary
OF .he treasury 20 refsse deposits os silver wnen
the market price shall exceed 81 for 81 is grains
pare silver. The amendment provides tree
eosnxgs Of silver. whenever the price of silver
reaches the price named above
Another amendment add 20 section II PRO
syi3es that nothing in the act shall be construed
10 change the legal tender quality of standard
silver Collars
Fsnsi action on the hil wSs postponed Until
Mo1dsy.
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suPRENE cOURT.
The Docket Cleaned Up and the Court
Adjourned.

OLYMPIA, March lo--The supreme court met
today and after concluding all business on the
docket, an adjournment WAS taken until the sec
ord Aoadsy IN MAJ, unless sooner convened
The concluding matters were - follows:
Clinton Going ys. Charles A. Cook. from Sec
ona dsssricf. Tacoma: Judgment reversed.
Charles FreYsAs " d. Z. Craig AMI the North
err Paci1c Railroad Company, from Fourth dis
trics, Eslensburz: judgment affirmed
Oregon Railway Navigation Company va
Georges Dacres, from Fitst aissfscs. was.a
ws.ia: Judgment a1.Ffze4.
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Company Va
John p. Hrnaiisy. from First district walls
wals, Judgment reversed. This case holss
the railroad isnce Law of iss5 unconstonfiousl
The couss has been in sessior two raonfhs ard
disposed OF ali cases ready for hearing. Those
solng over for the term are by requess OF coan-
eel.
Following is the hnIk Of cases disposed Of
anyfng the term: Heard and disposed Of on
,besr merits. q: on motion OF attorneys, 9. re-
hearings sroza the Old supreme court,
All ne judges left today Tor ikedr respective
hfsr1Sz
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TnE MoLDERs. sTsIKE.
The Men Propose To start ce-operative
Foundry.

SAN FRANCISCO. March In-Thss morning
there was very large attendance Of members
Of the moulders' union. where the sublsct of
starting = cooperative foundry Was being dis
cussed. bat nothing definite could be given cut
concerning IL
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sALrsBUKY's cHALLKx0s.


He Invites ssstop 90 rreduce LGooG
Connecting Him with rsgstG
IosDos. March io.--In The commons eoC1
fhe debate on The PsrneH report We sesnr
and &c xsen. IN the eonf<e Of his speech. ~ Il
had letter marked Private" from Iofl nnl6|
bury 20 figott
Ealfour declared that . silef cslumny ~
never uttered fEsn the inslnDAtson that IL
Salisbury pes connected with the fofxefiea
had ths prime ministers Authority IN chat1G
read Il
SEXTON retortsd thzt be Wa resdy ~ em11
the letter. and others with IT, to . commttceo
inquiry.
At fhe coaciassbn Of the debate Eiad9>10
amendment was fejectess--sss 10 "a Jenntn
Amendment will b. taken up tomorrow. Y
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NEW YORK, March 10.-Two thousand shirt
makers are on strike in this city today. Many
Of them are women. and they demand . nni-
form rate of pay in all the shops. They also
want bosses TO provide machines for them 70
operate. Many of the bosses conceded these
terms, but others are holding ont
The wcrkmen employed on the building Of
Temple court annex struck today. They de-
mand that only union men be employed on the
work
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Sxw yoHE. March IA nyp>prseun unpfr
Was discovered today. The nurtsso1 60 =
young and good locking. end evt1on1D r.
Jewcsx The body wss covered WITH 49,
aud the skal fractured Hnrcds a. humnn go
were iound hanging In Light thrsa1D n0n ~
nngsr nsiia. mnts evidences u ~ ou1u1 01
Gle with her murderer. No ous had ocon1rn
use the cellar In which ths body vAo ooun1 1
months before today.
lor the past year . man nsmo6 Ieyy -
rented the ioor above to two 13ch uobeUuR NJ
founded Hebrew school
Isaac Jacobs. the crsxy Hebrew VIZ ~ Gr
killed herman Rogozinsk rsceneky. ao1 o&1E
but did not XIII. Ma kosugtnsk1. 90 Ul1G
pursued shot and killed himself. woo ~ 1GG
TOR Of the school IL We said hs hs1 noll1
of wives. and the police think that - u
dered woman was ons Of Jacobf Wiveo -
that he killed her before his onxlsught e ~
Ro&oxinski family. "
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yzTrBuIrp TRAry srgyTf.z

Over the Northern F.rshc rsilsost. 3fnsnr cars
ara slesEsrg ears every car IN the year. ssastls
10 chiesEe 81 miles the shorseN route seco1t-
eIsss r.asserxsrs. soo. are ssorde4 cxcesleni sc-
ennr rsev3Afzans-
.EIR~YsrHREx Ecrss AID TAExTy-sgx NGxrrTs
s3ves4 IN rezeAtzx Chicago via fnzs ina. A
Cailasyx. esry tcxes aSe1s. rs seeoa1 street.
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A BRAVE MAYOR

Hs Faees . Lynching Mob saA epihes
Their GUN.
COLUMBIA. & C.. March IA mob cf several
hundred men procured small cannon and rode
into the town Of sparlanshurR today. for the
avowed purpose Of attacking the jail and taking
thesesrom and lyuehins George sturnon. Who
mot and killed his brother in-iaw. Edward
Foster. on Friday.
Mayor Henneman, at the head OF the police
force. and with pistol in hand repulsed the mob,
spiked the cannon aud locked IL up.
After making further hostile demonstrations
the would be lynehers dispersed.
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Choicest Property In al parts Of the City
VIII Oh we viii pisa show Intending Purchasers
ps,sa of ~. scsasry an Uuc. n

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THE PORT TOWNSEND ROAD.
Promise OF the Road building D
April.

po.r Towssgsn, March iaH. W. Mcneil
msnaser os she Oregon Improve meat Company,
"a. In she city today citizens meeting ~as
hsis as Lexrns6is opera nosase this evening. st
xhsrh ar MeSefli was present He expressed
~. Willingness 70 hzsi3 TIE Fort Townsend
s.rsstseru railroad, coE rerctnx vork April l. IL
ths ts~s sosssss u delivered Ia psoyer shape And
ursgr certain e~1d1fseaa v h1eh a. yet hare rot
been met
There was large ats&ndancs Of interested
estsxen2 Tns land boEus ant c.sA subsidy
cscrsa By the citizens amounts 20 over slaoe.
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Struck Against OfacIaIs.

CHICAGO. March 1n.--Locsl switchmen Of the
Chicago 4 Northwestern railroad struck here
this morning. demanding tie discharge OF oh
noxious officials. Their demand WAS complied
nth and Hnrk rakuFned
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Arrival Of the First In the Mountains
for Three Weeks.
DowssEssliE, Cal. March Ia The stage for
Sierra City left here Saturday morning bat eniy
succeeded in covering sscat Eve miles when.
owing 20 the faiiins of a stone wall and carsy
ins away Of portion of the r1pd, l, Was oeliged
to surn hack
The 6rss stage from Nevada t'aty since Fehsu
ary II arrived this afternoon bringing the de-
iAyed mail Daily stages are new expected.
Eight inches of snow fell yesterday but the
indications now are good for clear weather.
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DoNonUK.s WILL.
Tie Esgueaths Large Amsuass . GNn
ties. 9a 38z&

tfN3s s8E#
sAs FRAScIsco. March 10 --Ihs win q - -
J. Mervyn Donohae. presidcus oi the nan y11
cisco North Pacific faiiraad, was mado poAH
today. The sum OF &s,o1o II divi1od aH&c1
in this city. 10000 for . Cathode o1D&0m|
asylum in Marin county. and uhA 60
10 the Roman Catholic Orphan a1y11m
here. One hundred thousand doIfam - -
archbishop of san FEanniscn. to ~ dlVt1I
among Catholic charitable Institutions 81 oo1
Francisco
His wife having previously beeu pfoyI1cG
for. deceased left her nothing. The fcst1uo ~
the estate u 20 be applied 10 the purebaso 81 =
tion thereon Of home for aged men -
women win . fund Tor the endowment = n
karue
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SAN FRAscssco, March io.-The hsbeas corpus
case OF John = Nsughton. who shot and killed
Marcus " Herr In the Office Of the Guarantee
Endowment Association last month was ar
guei Ia the supreme court sgain to-day and was
taken under sdvisemenG
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We oeer scra fex days. oaly some sEplafsed
acre property fronting oH salmon b&y. 1ezf khe
town az Rsslard VIII nake tharsy fnsr water
front ISss ard Ias los On the land. extensive cf
railroad rlxhf-os-w.y. A we are owners 81 fAfs
tsrurnrfv. We ere prepared TO make serraa
Harry Waite & Co., Ycsler avenue opposite
Slk.Ifs Tf.tri xrreses.
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Hax DExao. March f0-Ths yacht DorinAo,
which left this port about two months ago On
an exploring cruise down Lowsr California,
was wrecked below Enssnads-
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FEAKs or FLOODS.


AppneoNo11on-
81 Lcrsa. No. March Ia-Reposts trcm lower
Aisxtsssppt river ase TO the eEecf that tie load
nas hecone ala1minsiy high ssi along he coask
LNvees - hceaksRs - various pisces and there
ssreof aDpsoAenston shnf lArSe sscsioa cf cosn-
sry % hoth siaes a ~ rfv~ vfIl ~ tnundateA
The ievee - sappinson Hoop. dx niles shove
ArkAnsn CITY. Ark. hroks yesterday afsssnocn-
The whole river frons from Crevaae 10 the
Lcuiaiana Hns Win hs ncodsd 7he vho,s Of
Tsnsas Bayou. Louisiana. consfsfine of four or
Ere parishes. VIII undoubtedly b covered by
wafer.
The river - Arkansaa City b four tensAs
se0ve high water marx and still riatng. The
Present outlook 10 that there viii - ss 1eass .
foos more Of water. There win Be heavy loss
of property.
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WATER RATES.

The Mayor Of San Francisco Probes =
FAiIaey.
eAN Francisco. March io.--Msyar Pond today
vetoed the new water ordinance recentiy passed
by the hoard Of supervisors. on the grounds that
rates for consumption OF spring Valley water. as
fixed by the ordinance, are unreasonable aud
unjust TO The people and practically amount 10
NO Yed pefiou
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teacher in Antelope district. attempted 20 come
to town Friday evening. By wading the slough
east of saeo river and was drowned His body
was not discovered TIN this morning. He was
sgasf 10 wears and native of Maine
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

Night Fire In . Crowded Tenement
House.
Nsw YORK. March lo.--A cry Of Gre awoke
Ludlow street once more in the night II came
from No. lS7, . human beehive, six stories high.
which sheltered forty families. Less than two
years ago the building was ravaged and . num-
ber Of people burned. although none were killed.
1t has since been provided with every escape
for its teeming population and all were suseued
In safety.
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rLACK DIVORCE CASE.

The Sheriff and Two Accomplices ON
Trial for Conspiracy.
NEW York. March l0-fhe trial Of Sheriff
Fisck, his son aud lawyer. Joseph seeks, who
were indicted for conspiracy with Judge Am
brose Mcneil, since deceased. was begun today.
The conspiracy consisted In trying 10 procure
divorce for Fsack from the iatter's wife,
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CulpabIe Careieeeness.

Maucx, Ind. March 1e--A careless workman
lit bic pipe near gas we'll today and an ex-
posion followed. The derrick was shattered
and q number of nen painfully burned. A
column OF Ere is now rising from the we'll
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Is To - nouRs sAyrn

ny taking the Sorssssn Pacific vest ssle-t train.
ltAxes SzEszke SO O astfy No cAargs Of
cars. k4a III rzsses sAs Shortest rosse 60 EAi-
ea1o. ToETss; sleeping cars shrcexn. r.Ac4nS
rs<se aSe-< n C1saa 1eToz ten Sc Efsy h0xrs
2Asa& ~ gtESr SsnE& 4. Cat. s~Ex eSsy &c ks.
zGens StE Ssranz stsne. nsxsoa hssssx. z Ten.
lsx. ss~x<< EscxTz xgrnz se4sslA
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Pool Champlen.hip.

sAs Francisco. Msreh 10 -The pool cham
pionship closed tonight with . game between
Cuban pofo aud Powers ol New York. Doro
stood % 10 10. THIS gives BIN the United
states diamond emblem sfss, first money.
Powers gets second money. 500. Clearwater
third. SIS; Manning fourth. sss. and Dining
nth, $40
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SHASTA. Cal March i0.-sews is received to
DAY of = fatal Landslide which occurred Al
wesvervilie last Friday. drowning swo brothers
named John and James eowdeu.
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We are sss9trr woa9sxS3 PARK aoss AZ yssces %
x11Sk scsex Ia2a yz.4es sas& vii u asked
vses csx scassvsra - rsss1S Sse1e1 .Azt sc sest
s&ss "a szsssfsg eDsss=asrs = AgY wssA yiew 10
tara rs 9EaSGsx Al saEge szs9@sx We are fss
s1eGss scr xAls z< ssstsE0zs s3& sHsa re sNs@ 81
s.si ~ Fsss&Es SgSres 4 sAhsv Exsx AEsg. rs shs
sxxsfsaAze sssy 81 she4s cSzssc s9y&Eee ys-$ees
very sue1. 81 ncz AsZv rFsy~xTy wisrsgss sosnx
u saSpxes = E@ssHHA4sv. Ae can sAnw tGs n-axS-
sssg ~ls2 rrs.ss psassg gcaes a Ca. e11 sscessa
street.
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Aa Tpforsanafe Hr.kesnan.

AsHIAxn. Ora, Asrch 70 Wiley Eunninz.
hszs yeung brakeman. was bcrTseiy sasnsied
sy failing nrssF roF!ng tsafn sf Merlin,
early shf& raofnfrx.
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San FRANCISCO, March 10 AT the Contra
Costa laundry Ia Oakland this evening the
shell Of . large iron cylinder. known - the
mangier. exploded and Mary Rodgers. aged Is.
was struck by pieces and killed outright, while
Annie Martin, aged IL, was probably fatally
younied
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sss FrAScssco. March 10 II In The cargo of the
steamer Eelgic. which arrived from China yea
segfay, we're 40 cases Of prepared orinn. The
consignees this nofniag paid duty on Il amount
ing 90 SIS i11
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SE~ Yosx. March io.-The viii OF Hector
Hsveneyer. wealthy sugar refnef, gives t1s8.
200 10 charitable institutions. The rest OF the
estate a go on goes 70 relatives
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THE TRAVELLERS, INSURANCE..

Entire Exoneration Of Henry From All
Charges.
pEsyER, March 10 The masters report in
the celebrated case OF 7. c. Henry against the
Travellers Insurance Company, Of Hartford
Was nled trday. The report finds the cash haI-
ance due Henry 3a2. $40 rs. and thar there should
Be returned TO him coilaterals aggregatin1 ovsr
aoo0ooo. and orders the canceiieticn Of ali
Henry obligstions
The master nnds that all charges Of misap-
preparation are uufounded
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Whatcon News.

WHArcox. March 0--Ths eitY will imms-
diately hniId Ere department bonses Az un.
known nan was found dying Yesterday in Fair
haven He appeared TO be intoxicated. and was
taken 20 stable by the marshal and died nm.
identified
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coiumhia coIleg. Institute.

orYsviA. March 10 The spring terra of
Columbia College Institute, for The ensuing
term of fourteen weeks, commences tomorrow.
Qaite Q number Of new students hare arrived 10
begin studies In this cTeditsb.e and very src-
e3sSfsi cSllieSp
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wssHIscrox cErY. March lo.--rhs inpor
ton OF leaks wks continued today ~ ornr
noirh's special commistee. senatorn vuG1
moned nearly - po~<ibie in alphn1
order II tn not believed tnst any of - v
selrex
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sAs FsAscTseo. March i0.-The forecast tlii 4
Q n Tuesday. for Oregon and wsshingson, ia
fair weather. preeeted by rain. Washington
ana Oregon viii Re warmer II rhe western por.
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TnxeAsss soar sseksts sass fs>asse y1ux 4
ins-eAs secoea snoa4atten 1Fef tnfz4es4
Yaflssas1 A. Ih.1harg. 1ffF fhekst -
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is1Ass agsaf. A4esfae.
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srEl,IAI nARGAIN-

CHICAGO. March I0--Tarce distributors In the
possos.ce died yesterday OF 'grir. contracted
in distributing Rasssan mails
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Kansas gITY, March io-The warehouse OF
the Il C. CLARK Croeksry Company was burned
this morning The loss amounts 10 fia0.6su