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The Globe-republican., 1890-06-18
Pension Statistics.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-In the course
of some remarks on the conference re-
port on the Urgency Deficiency Pension
Appropriation bill, Representative Hen
derson, of Iowa, in the House made the
following statement of the appropria-
tions made by the present House for the
benefit of the soldiers: Regular pension
bills, SOS, 427. 461; urgent deficiency, ST.,
613, 009: soldiers home deficiency, $751;
600; artificial limbs deficiency, $50, 900;
pay and bounty claims, 81, 123, 629; SOL
diers' homes, 81, 6O1, 765; aid for State
homes, s40O. 900; artificial limbs, s4O2,-
600; pay and bounty claims, $3.50. 900; ex-
penses of the pension Office, g, 439, $50;
records and pension division war depart
ment, 1881, go; act for total helpless
ness, s45. 900; general pension act passed
Thursday. ss5. 000, 900; urgent defic-
iency, s., 70S, SSS; total, S167. 419. 49,.
The Globe-republican., 1890-06-18
A Lady IN . Well.

CHILLIcorHE. Mo-, June 14.-Mrs.
Moore, wife of Prof Allen Moore, presi-
dent Of the ChillicOthe Normal School,
fell into the well in her yard about mid
night and remained there at least two
hours. Her husband was away at Stan
berry, Mo, and she was alone with her
two children, one an infant month old.
She says she went to the we'll to draw
some water and fell in accidentally, but
it is believed she was dreaming and
went to the we'll while asleep and fell
In The we'll is thirty-six feetdeep and
contained fifteen feet Of water and she
supported herself by clinging to the
walls.
The Globe-republican., 1890-06-18

upon Chancellor Snow.
F. F. HOPKINS was awarded So, 500 in
the United States court at Leavenworth
the other day against the St Louis &
San Francisco railway for injuries re-
ceived at lebanon. Mo-, while riding
in a caboose on a pass.
The total assessed valuation of Kansas
railroads this year is ST., 1858, 557.
The acreage put to corn in Kansas
this year is estimated at about 1000, 600.
SECRETARY WINDOW recently sent a
communication to the House recon-
mending an appropriation of So. 600 for
the heating apparatus and elevator and
for the completion of the public build
ing at Wichita.
A. j. DECKER, proprietor Of two large
general merchandise stores in North
Lawrence, assigned recently. Liabil-
tiles, S2S, 900; assets, SIS, 600. He had
been in business at Lawrence for about
twenty years
An addition has been made to the
number of educational institutions in
Topeka by the location there of the
University of Topeka, established by
the Methodist Church of Kansas. The
building is to be three stories high, 276
feet long and 100 feet wide. The cost is
to be $50. 900.
A RECENT fire that started in Long &
Wallis livery stable at Topeka destroyed
the stable, also Brooks & Miller's lum-
Der yard, A. s Longs residence,
Walters blacksmith shop Seevy &
Morton's carriage shop and P. NJ.
Hughes paint shop Twenty-Five horses
were burned. The loss was SIS, 900; in
surance, &c. 900.
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fncS hat the Crest Northern had arranged
to come into Seattle. and presumed
that the transcontinentAl line would
work in harmony with the Seattle.
Lake ehors q Eastern railway 90 soon -
the protected line from Montana was COM
pleted- The coming Of the Great Northern
TO this point meant . great deal for
Seattle, a IL would wonderfully increase
her population and commerce. Other
transcontinental lines would in oil proba-
hdlity seek this city in the near future.
which would give Seattle additional promi-
nence g . commercial point
Colonel Ciough, in speaking Of his road
coming here, said he was glad to see the
community rejoicing over what il consid-
cred. and what undoubtedly was good
news 70 them. .But We are not COM
ing here 10 please the people OF
Seattle, )" said he, although we are glad to
see them pleased. The Great Northern ex-
tends its lines where it can End business to
Justify il. and / believe that this movement
Is based upon sound business principles"
-he story of Jim Hnl'swonderful build
ing and the phenomenal growth Of the
.Manitoba" system IL in itself SUFFICIENT to
show that the location Of the company's
Pacific coast terminus here ID based solely
upon business considerations
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JOHN BOYLE O.REILLY.

Arrangements for His Reception-Ob-
servance Of st. Patrick's Day.
Plans for the reception Of John Boyle
O'Reilly, who lectures here in the Armory
on the night OF March 16. have been per-
fected.
A suite of rooms In the Rainier hotel
have been secured for him by the COM
mittee. and there he will spend the night
of the 10th.
Mr.. O'Reilly will arrive here on the
morning of March 16. which is Sunday.
He will be met at the train by the recep-
ton committee In carriages, and escorted
to the different points of interest IN the
city. Luncheon at the Rainier will follow,
and from $50 until 1880. O'Clock In the
evening Mr.. O'Reilly viii hold reception
IN the parlors Of the hotel. From there he
will 90 to the Armory, where he lectures.
Mr.. Orally will leave for Tacoma, where
he speaks on the night of the 18th, the fol-
lowing morning.
St. Patrick's day will b observed by tho
Irish and Irish Americans In Seattle by q
banquet ct the Maison Doree and . ball in
the Armory, given by the Hibernian So
ciety. The banquet is not given by any
special order, but all Of the leading Irish
men OF the city are interested In it. An
active committee has the matter in
charge, aud arrangements are rapidly
being perfected.
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The Original Business Transacted Yes
terday Was Quite Light.
The original business at the land ONCE
yesterday consisted of two homestead en-
tries, seven pre-emption filings and one tim
Der land application, as follows:
Homestead entries-Arthur d. Allen.
on the southwest quarter of section "a,
township 80, range 6 east: Johnson G..
Newson, on the southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section q, township
81, range 8 east
Presumption flings-John Fry, on lot 1
Of section 20. township 10. range 2 west;
George B. Shetterly. on the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter and the
south half Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
ton Is. township 81, range II west; James
Robertson, on the southwest quarter Of
section 2, township Is. range west; Eu-
gene Robertson, on the southeast quarter
Of section 10. township Is. range west;
Charles G. tombstone, on the southeast
quarter of section Z, township 80. range 8
west; August Larson, on the east half of
the southeast quarter of section 8. town
ship 30. range west; w. G. Hamilton. on
the northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section p, township 81, range 8
east.
Timber land application-Emil Zahrid,
on the north half of the northwest quar-
ter and the west half of the northeast
quarter of section q. township 81, range /
waSk
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THE MIssrRELs.

Woman may be q conundrum. . puzzle,
but the world viii never willingly give her
philadelphia Times.
70 say that lady Is no spring chicken
has come 10 be the highest form Of compli-
meni- -Biaghampfon Leader.
1t seems odd that will providing for Q
home for invalids should itself be declared
invalid. Pa.s6ayy Chronicle.
20 Lordi how you make me jumpi" as
the grasshopper remarked when he was
first created.--Harra,d Lampoon.
Ethel--You say when Charley proposed
he didn't get down on his knees7 Evelyn
No; was on his knees.--7imc.
In five minute q woman can clean up
mans room in such way that it will take
him five weeks 10 find out where she puts
things.
Landlady-Yeu haven't eaten your soup,
Mr. Roberts. Is there anything in it,
Boarder-I don't think there Is; l couldn't
taste anything.-Ne,0 York Sum.
Waiter (who has just received the bill)--
Beg pardon, sir; but this don't include the
waiter. Mr.. Shay kobs--Of course it don't,
ma tear; but then didn't eat the waiter !
A bridegroom in Chicago recently, after
"
into the minister's hand, and murmured
apologeticaily: I'm do better next time. :"
Some people never win be rich.
Because they're always stewing
And iussing over something which
Some other fellows doing.
--Somervifls Journal
Mr.. Boozy-Boy, what Is the score?
Boy-Can't you see the bulletin board
Mr.. Booty Ca moment later. in front of q
cheap restaurantD - Sirioin .. Pork
chops Ii. 'Rah for sirioin Judge.
Observation-Disclosures Is my wife, Anna?
Maid-she's just gone up stairs. sir. Hus-
band-Well, just give her this kiss, dear
have TO catch train in five minutes, and
can't wait--GraHi Rapids 7osra Meas.
Sir Julian Pauneefote, the British minis
ter. has learned to waltz. II viii be re-
membered that his immediate predecessor
acquired the art also, soon after the publ
cation of his Pomona leiter.-Bo sfom Herald.
While the dollars for the Grady monu-
ment are pouring steadily in. the progress
of the JEFF Davis monument fund is so
nearly imperceptihle that one would think
il had been started in New York-Bosfow
Transcript
Mrs. tiynn-An' did We get the insurance
on yer husband life, Mrs. McGinty9 Mrs.
MeGiniy-Yis; Mrs. Flynn; bat just to
think. poor Dan had to die whin We would
have enjoyed the spending OF 1t so.--Au,.-
ssy's Heekig.
In Breach OF Promise Case: The
Court--What Is your age, MADAME The
PlAiutiif-Must | answer The Court
Yon must. The rlaintif-why, Judge, I
thought people didn' have 20 testify against
themselves l--pSscE
Yahsley-- Nudge is l think. the most
contrary man ! ever met. Wickwire-Yes ?
Yahsley-YeS. Why be was telling me the
other dav that he never has the nightmare
except when be sleeps in the aysime.--
Tsy4e Haafs FrpTsss.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
A Record OF Buildings Authorised BY
Inspector Abbott.

A Record OF Buildings Authorized By
Inspector Abbott.
Building Inspector Abbott yesterday
issued the following permits:
w. A. Hall, one and one-half story
frame. lots and 10. block 7. d. NJ. Cranes
addition; cost. 81 500.
p. J. Pratt, one-story frame, lot 1, block
1, Wheeler's addition; cost, $500.
Northern Pacific road. one-story ice
house. tide Oats. Mechanics square; cost.
$3.50.
North Seattle Lumber and Manufacture
ing Company, one-story frame. lot 8, block
S. w. n. Bells seventh addition; cost,
$3.50.
Thomas B. Mcpherson. one-story frame,
lot 8. block 6s, Denny's Park addition
cost, $3.50.
A. G. Taylor. one and one-half story
frame, lot S. block 10. S. A. Bell 3 Sec
ond addition; cost, 81, 400.
J. NJ. Mot, one and one-half story frame,
lot IL, block SO, d. T. Denny's fifth addi-
ton; cost, $500.
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a Large Anssnf 90 work fss . sstav-
dny s~ssien.
oxvmYSAt Mares A--apeaker FsfrhAa called
The HoaN % orxsxg ~ 10 q m4 Rel CAL sbeves
ssxfy-aye Eenkexs present Tie RECORDS os
yss:ssdsy wers rssa ssd sfpsovsd. AFTER hasins
been amsrded ~ siswins shas koo<rssoa o.
saohoni8A refused 70 soss % Tie fuai passage
81 the tide lands 81. sccanss he regarded hisa-
self ~ personally Interested.
Tho governor frsnesnttfra . Communication
from }. y. Msscsifs, hrss attorney general Of TIE
s<-rstorys oaertag Ms portrait 10 Be placed In
tte sssss asrhzyeA Evans naorst 70 table the
communication This was voted down and TIE
Communication accepted
Tho Judiciary eornmsttes reported favoraslJ
{. b. No iss. for TIE relief Of certain notafses
public.
ssrLs rsrsonrcxS
H. b. No so. By Herren-cresffng and organ
hing the county Of sheynAn
Herren's motioa TO refer the bill 10 the COM
niffee OF the Whole, 10 be considered on Tues
day next - p. m.. vss lass-5 20 z-and tia
bill was then referred 20 the committee
on coxnsfss and county iines- and 20 be printed.
In reply 20 Q qaession Of Eidy's Herren stated
that IL wzs aat Tia same bifi - that proposing
10 create the county Of ssepsoe, nor did IL cover
tie same territory.
Boshel introduced n. b. No SO, authorizing
ths Washington improvement Company To
Of salmon bsy 70 deep water ia Admiralty Inlet.
senate amendments 20 H. b. No iss, % re-
strain swine from running 81 large. we're con-
CARED Ia
II. D. No, ri. BY Stevenson Regulating the
rights CT corporations organized 10 improve
streams 20 navigate logs.
Kennedy mesed that The bill be indefinitely
postponed.
Eoteh ebI>eted. saying tbs bill ought 10 be
Considered fairly.
Kennedy did not believe the legislature
should place the streams Of the state In the
haads Of close corporations II believe this
bill 20 DC rotten clear through. he added.
Oiiphsnt spoke agsinss intefnite postpone
ment. The motion was lost
After the reading of the bin was nnisbed.
Rosch moved 10 Lag the blu on the table, SUBJ
jeet TO the cali Of the House; csrriec-yeas, =,
nays. 1i.
Eecess It'll O'Clock this afternoon.
ArTEMso0s sEseIos.
Ths Houss rceonyened NJ r. m. ciark's
molten 10 take up the school lands bill. II. b.
No. -. was lost
a. u. No. 3ss. by Ksndle-rlxing the unfit OF
measure for water for irrigsiion and other par-
poses; passed and sesien emergency claaxe
dsssfrsd
II. H. No. sss. by Sharp Amending the sharp
irrigation aes recently passed. 50 a. 10 oevlate
the governors objections to the thirty sixth sec
ton, was passed.
II. b. 10. ~ by Foster Relative 20 the dlrpo-
sition Of oyster lands. was, ON motion OF Foster,
referred TO fae committee on haroors and nsyi-
gable wsiers. to be considered with the tide
lands bill
q. b. No. lzl, By ciough-- Relative 20 the COM
puisory edacation Of defective youth; passed,
Adjourned until Monday II 10 4 10.
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RIorors ITALIANS.
An Attempt at Arrest Followed By Fatal
Shooting.

NKw CssrIE. Pa. March s.--A constable
and two deputies went 10 q ranch
Of ten Italians near Wampum, last
night, and arrested them for
stealing coal. They refused to
be arrested and the constable OF the town
organized a posse OF twenty-five men.
They went bark and attempted To force
the Italians IN 50 to The lookup when one
OF them fred load tsom a shotgun into
the poSsc.
The firing then became general. and one
Italian was fatally shot The remainder
Of the Italians were then overpowered and
locked up. bat the people Of wsmpum
fear large mass OF their countrymen
working near there viii attempt 10 rescue
thrxa
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riIE SENATE.


Conelrmasien Of the Beard ef Heaisa ia
oecn session.
osyxrfA, March She senate convened a
10 c'clcck this morning. eaghtesa senstess rsss.
euk
Tue governor notified the Senate shss he hsi
nominated II. l. Tfseslss r., |. h Hastings
and Nelson ,. IaahAch ss meraaer OF she beard
& health for Puget seand district The neEaa-
nations wsre confrmed in ogea session.
The governor suamttssd = eummunsessiez
frcm ex.Atsosncy~ General MesieNttes nessfxsaK
him that he bad presented tie ssste wssh a. al
pasnsias OF himself Made special order &C. y
O'Clock.
Nsw HgLxs
eH Mo- 80. ~ Ezsrwcataer-Te provide 30
the appointment Of rer~cns ~ repvseas the
state In certain cssea
an. No 10 sy FoEssthe ssy reauessl r. 10 rss,
u,xsc ana restrain the sale CT snscxtssfzns .s2
uofs: userred 20 the COMMITTEES On internal srs.
pfcvementA
e b No sSf by the eonusssce on Medicine
10 regulate the practices es pharmacy,
axxxzAl rstE
\. b No. csS, by Hyae- Relating - ererr-
S1nn of Aremea froxn jury and other dasses
passed.
he spnnifsss On medicine vpeessd isvss,
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COSTLY HAY.
Two Young Men Heavily Fined for Mis-
appropriation.

Two Young Men Heavily Fined for Mis-
appropriation.
GoIpEsnALE. March a--Two young men
named George and William saxton, cous-
ms, pleaded guilty before Judge Keats
to stealing ten bushels of barley
from s. II. Miller. They went to Mr..
miIler's granary on the night OF the 9th.
and needing some feed. they said, for
fine bull they mad At home. loaded six
sacks into their sled and FASTENED home
and covered II up 10 the hay-mow.
Tom stapleton and c. II. Phillips tracked
10 tho barn next morning. and after get
ting ont search warrant found the barley.
The young men were arrested, pleaded
guilty and were tined SIS each and costs,
amounting 10 siOt
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ab,y & b. No. III By Van Hanrsn, % create .
bard Of heath sss vital statistics
n. b. 70. -. BY Esn<rssoa-Is sssow rod
tsssrsf<s 70 levi sSesz&2 k<xss Tor Rad prrpcsss
pa&sed-
H. j. IL xa -. ~ Misunderstanding esngrsss
for "a appropriation 70 4eepes csg nSsa hsssox.
wxs passe1
Atjsusnes 81 Monday q Ia
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A Double Funeral.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Wright, 5l6 Bismarck
street, were doubly bereaved yesterday.
Their twin sons. Maniey and Stanley. aged
Is months, both died of pneumonia within
i've hours OF each other. The bodies were
put IN one casket, and the funeral win oc-
cur today Ut o'clock, the interment being
In the Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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KANSAS CrTr. March e.-The Trans
Missouri Passenger Association authorized
today all roads interested TO make rate
OF $40 between Kansas City and Colorado
points. Rock Island has already posted .
notice Of new rates TO Be effective Monday.
II Ii expected the Santa Fe, Union Pacific
and Burlington viii announce Q new rate
tomorrow, 20 take effect in three days.
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A Big Lumber Contract

Mr.. A. r. Pratt, manager of the Puget
Mill Company's mill at Utsalady, was in
the city yesterday closing . contract with
the San Francisco Bridge Company for
500 900 feet of lumber for the bridges and
tres,les on the frst twenty miles Of the Sc
attic s. Montana railway. The whole order
is to be delivered within sixty dayA
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DON'T BUY.

Do not bay lots without going 10 see them
You rob yourselves by doing 90 In some cases
Daniel Jones 4 Co show the iots hey are selling
70 zee Customers make profits. Woodland PARK
r. ID. Dlbble's first addition TO Ballard salmon
Bar Park and p. p. Days frst addition are ali
good properties 10 invest IN. and values are
steadily increasing We can fAks you TO these
lots and show you them without . blush, and
yoa viii always show them with satisfaction
when yon resell. Daniel Jones d Co. s22 second
sfreef cnfref GhsfrY. NAN Z
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4 Cansdsan Legislature YsvoEs Inferns-
efonzf lSe1sstons.
QrKBxc, March 7.-EesoEutions con-
dernnInx imperial federation we're pro-
posed By David and seconded by Premier
Mercer ard passed In legislative assembly
today 20 the effect that This House is
opposed 20 imperial federation. which
vOnId prevent Canada from having with
other nations On the American continent
relations most favorable 10 com mercial and
industrial prosperity and social and polisi-
cal deve,ornents
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skntlpg Races.

SgwErEsH, \. Y. March s-At Orange
lake this afternoon Joe Donoghne won the
one mile skating race. In the dve-mile
race Donoghue was the only starter. He
broke the record, making the distance in
10 minutes, 10 b-fS seconds
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Runslo Bisi Abroad.

RoxE. March 7.-An Italian journal,
commenting on the wild West" show,
makes the astounding announcement that
Buffalo Bill held the rank Of colonel under
Washington in the great war.
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FRINGE s~p rA,rwss.
Tss DEMONSTRATION. caae inso Con-
Nt0f.

ntot.
Nxw Yasx. March S--1g3ge DAILY. in
the court - common peas. sssiAy granted
the author and playwright. E3warA Il
honsey. an inia1eslea restraining Samuel
I. Clssneus MARX TwAlnl. Mss AAh~v.
Saee Richardson ard Daniel Eruhman
gosm producing Tbs rrsses sal paapes. /"
hcusy claimed "a have /. contract wifA
Taensens 50 drAsnasszs the heek ani dsl 50
At the same tt@ae S4enasns ssAsiw axganxr-
nasass x.sA AAss RsehasasSa sasAozsG1as
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a rarnitx Asph,xi.ted.

sEv foRK, March s.-Meivilis g. I.
Smith Bayiiss, his wife and young child,
were asphyxiated last night. and were
found by neighbors this morning. Mrs.
Bayiiss Is dead. her husband cannot live,
bat the child will probably recover.
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WsLts NaLt.a, March s.--The latest re-
ports from Lewiston Indicate that the loss
OF cattle In that nsighhorhood. In Asotin,
and Camas prairie. is very light. As stock
men we're generally provided with sbnnd-
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Highway Robbery.

Orviile Cook. an American District mes
senger boy. was held up and robbed OF
SO % on Yesler avenue and 18th street. at
$50 O'Clock last night. as he was going
home. The rohber followed the boy from
town and assaulted him in q dark place.
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south PARK

AS an introduction to the
public we will offer for a short
time lots in this splendid addi-
ton at SIS each. Terms: $40
cash, balance in monthly pay
ments Of S. each. Call and get
our rates upon full blocks. This
property lies ~ miles due
south of Seattle, on the Duwam-
ish river bottom. and every lot
that we are offering is GUARAN-
TEED TO BE CLEAR and lies in
either a garden, meadow, hop
field or pasture. Title guar
anteed to be perfect.
The Catholic church has be-
gun work on its industrial COL
lege site, and will continue to
completion. Buildings are al
ready going up at South Park.
and factories are within con-
venient walking distance.
The Commercial street rail-
way is being rapidly pushed to
completion, and the South Side
is now on the eve of a great de-
velopment boom.
We recommend this property
to investors and home-seekers
and will back our judgment by
buying every foot Of valley
acreage in the vicinity of South
Park that is for sale at reason
able figures. We handle moth.
ing but our own property and
guarantee to make good our
representations. Office open
day and night.
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be. version. and he claimed this Vas "A in
frinrement on bis dransssxssson and that
some parts Of II were based on his ovn
Suggestions to Clemens. Manage. Froh
raxu VIII appeal
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vrrssa, March s.-The trial at Waldo
vice of persons accused by emigrants Of
swindling. resulted in the conviction by
Jury Of thirty-on Of sixty prisoners.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. March 8. - Matilda
Ruby died at Raywick. KY, yesterday
aged i23 years. The record of her age is
authenticated In family Bible in her pos
sazzian
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MALIGNANT MENINGITIS.
a Deadly Disease Appears sa renns
see

see
NssBvtLx. MsFch s-Taers + great ex-
ciisa0ees IN the yscinIty # Fauatssa Head,
SUMMER eouaty. ihts state. ever tie ar-
peAraace 81 spotted sever o. malignant
meningitis. Ia AZ sherv hare been ssvsa
deaths sad gAere are several new cases
Those Nho take Il i've bsgs very short
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BUSINESS IN SPOKANE.

Rank Ciearances and Real Estate Trnns-
fers.
SPOKANE FAILS. March s.--Bank clear
anccs this week aggregated SI11o00.
The snow is disappearing rapidly. A
ehinoak Is blowing tonight. along with a
drenehing rainstorm.
The total real estate sales since January
l to date are s.. sia,fssl