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s1.os y. Kelley, SOFA Of Mrs. Henrietta Kelley
- brother OF Mss y ange Kelley, died A. Il 5
.ssaess residence IN the AtSins block a, ;
sek last evening Of PARALYSIS after a. iflsess
~ ten weeks 7he deceased Was native
:. ossgcn City wherc he VAS so-a in lSSs lie
Neh known in Portland. ,shcse ne ll,es
~. years. IS vel As hero.
ssue in Portland he was 4, "a
np.oy OF J. + Howe. the theatrical
asuasef and Was himself one % Faaa Abl,sft.s
sasssss iof several years he moved Ia
with MS Haotaey aaa sister tasee wears
ne wss eonneetsa here with several ina.
$3.50 0essrieSl venture, HIS Illness was
49,. a.. 'asdiea "a aip0lai Fafh peculiar Dus.
80, sas pas few years as suffered elgAs tsaiy ie
49, y aud wtths'ood al bias the ast, which
49, 49, saFee noeths Eee, aud whtcA Was tSs
A. .m a., The funeral will take place 10
=, ~ O'Clock from the Atktns baccA. Tae IN
St@eAi vil ie ia Nxsoafc svsna+arv
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ct the state IA 4 II III "a 50 a i felk~es.i y
rcoa fsyusnr iarsss. 70 acres - YSS-~SsS@<
miles GA Northern feeihc railway. -
Que hundred snd twrasv se.es Il IA. =
ecs a 80 Per acre. easy mllss frun Sscsshs n
lea and sc-scre tarzns Il Napls vcair,' ~
rs5es. Sys
Five hundred acres wxsc- s-,,. q; :, =
SQUAT. Heoi's Canal. LAKE wsshisr,e3e
e.hcs sesasisGi loeAtioaa iron SO ~ 49, s4
See Per acre - 80
nrrSa VISTA.
One hans'red ard inv acres rAe~,,
ban sfsr, q. AM ID nailss sou,A Il Ma -
Scna. WHERE there II bsanti.n, ke@~S I'D
taihtnE dursng az mo tbs at the 49,, r.
Mnc-s there ars <ccd asAsax cfuuS. 49, s5<s<
eesea : one and . quarter mites lare n61 -
sathams IN depth. The tcsch srsvnaS 49, \
sefrg s9usmisA Harhcr- Heca cana.
sbou, Is miles = -
The soil. eisiassc snd ssacrx, suryo rnA,,.
are IS sood IS any Part ~ the ssate. 4
IA 2 sraet Is INV del iaso sve,sese tracts vs,k
imnaesisseiy troatsn< ne hesch. Ths fsps ~
sinioss level. eradus IN sseg from IN ks,srh -
The sear ~ tAe fyacs. with an e.Ssat1sn AZ sRrs,<
% iees 20 the mslA =
The Basaa Vista Land Co wtll ~ srr.r.-
rated nnaer ne state iaws .nfalso xaaxrx a -
PER snare, caca sAsre Represent tar ma sssS
As soon 40 The stock & sahss,r1ge Tn ~ -,
fronting the beach. AID the ave-a<re La, ss1Si
&c p,scss On sale sanarsptuns sos stsek -
Applications icr front lo.s 81 $50 each Ana r.
lots $50 each. On aud after Mag 81
The location of this hasnsifui srnre wsst =.
aele part es dosne badness az Pert 1ownsen6 -
ENJOY living on i've acre hoEnesfss.s and r16lG<
uies place OF nnss&esS in hall "a hour - rSI3
The article IA the posr IxrSrt he xxxrn a -
!. r-scicfs the construction OF I = irxso6 ~
Raena Vista aud Detroit. ard thenco ecS6k -
Portland. oregoa.
Fer pats Of tact apply at oaca rcum =
Eoxgei building Seattle
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Found. For ssle. Fer Rent. aud Situations
Wanted will be inserted st the rate of cents q
word for the Ggst insertion: | cent word for
eseh subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
NOTICE-The business Office al the Fosr-fS-
TNIIrarscxn will hereafter be cpen uatii II y.
m. Classified advertisements vii be received
up 70 this hour.
Advertisements viii be received at branch
ofiees OF the fcsr fSTELiicEscgg A..
Taeoma.......s.-..ss.e.. C. l.. Fowler. srenl
OLYMPIA ..., MAJOR Geo. W Barter. agent.
Port Townsend. -. ...s.,s.. Handley d Kelley.
The following letters await advertisers at this
cffics.
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sPTRIrUALYsM.


A RRIVfD--MRS. DIR. 4. DEHOwR. OF NEW
n York. the wori6-genowne1 and highly
celebrated business an. test france medium
She 10 the only ua.ural-boTa trance medium In
the world. Is a seventh daughter. born with q
double veil and wonderful pr phenc gift OF
second sight: this she viii prove: syefv hidden
mss'ery revealed: tells your entire life, past,
present and future in q lad trance; gives Jour
name in full, also your future husbard % wife.
with age and dsts Of marrske. In business
Losses lawsuits marriages, divorces. deaths,
uniting the separated. removing evil innn.
ences, rcsiorng lost love, she has no equal.
Mira DeH6we wikhes II distinctly understooi
that she atvertises nothing but what she eau
do. snd would not he elsssed with the maay
cheap pretenders found in every city All who
are In sickness or In trouble, all who's iond
hopes have been blasted aud al who have been
deceived and disappointed through the IN 80
predictions cf others. before gsviBgup In despair
are invited 70 call aud be convinced II the true
statements 81 the above without delay. Ten
thousand dollar challenge to any medium Who
can excel her ia her startling revelations OF The
past. present ard future events OF PERSONS
lives Parsors, II and -. Mallory house, Thifd
and James streets
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-. rs Z. seveas. for sx years foreman OF
~ eAaee mills. Tor tea years saAnss es fag
- $50 foSi, aud who resegtly vert 70 What.
49, vas nroIgat from tAe sass naree,s city yes
~ vita his riga, side rsrA,yEcd. sna IS
Goa ,a ,ssesineni ST Providence hospsix. HIS
sss~.ea Is reported 90 he very critical NJ.
s,s has ben On the Soana for eighteen
sesn d has very lsrse nunaser a. sr,,,,s.,
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CONTRACTORS AND Br1xDEas.

n A. SffsOx, CONTRACTOR AxpRrIIDEg.
a.. 1gaas AMI specifications farr lshed On ap-
pssest5oa- o8ce IN sAssn2w house. corner
fruat end Bel streets, srzssie. Waka.
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covwr,sroy xrEcusyrx

TT r. HAMMOND 4 90. SUCCESSORS TO
III. Audrrson a FaexYes. cos8mssssoy rney-
easnts and hoiesste A. aiers IN hay gain. fee
ara nrod sre ssoeaze s3ssrssea 1oIansrcsal
soes 4. Maids n Stree. rest ie. Hs-h
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DsSfzxs xc4prxE

Queen CITY BANGING AcAD sHY. CHS
~ aoin's hal. SIS Front rest Op~n all
saausr cIas. far sGusts. Aocdzy and Thurs
dsy evenings For lsdsss and children. 5asur.
cay assxraoo1- Private sessons: wxlss . sps-
ssett~
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ExcAyAroE AND onxDxn.

ExcAyAToR AND oRADEk-y. n sAN
- pies sos sTsdIay: tsfrse.ns, excsyariug:
suikh<sds put 81 A6fress isl Ysrsa strest.
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AIS YRAEIOg4

poOTH & HAsfoRp ABSTRACT CO dsc.
~ koofas ss5 and 80. seattle block
nsBoRsE, TaE.PEE 4 Co. ABS TRACTORS
~ OF iend titles. rooms z. IN. III ami Il. Boyd
block. sFssfie. wk.a-
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r. ~ = fow over money matters last evea-
y hiisy, proprietor o; the Fashion sAlcoz,
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II uST-$0 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
IL TIRE sstarn - this cxsce of sx1 ieasher
r<keS 60 cxusssainx psra-x ard money
wnssa nss pcksI Gp On ASssssen street.. be-
tween Baseball grouacs ard powc-hc1se sun.
dav asfegnoo1.
r o<T-6cLD GLOVE sCTToSEa WITH
IL Grain snf bangle. rsonnrrAn l. x: Snder
sxsnrn 20 Fscsfc drug store. Yesisr avenue and
South Sc q . xsreez
II oSf-BuNcH OF KEYS NTH TAG AT
IL saeacd hearing Eane Ut K LoaderhAch. -
North Firth street.. Philadelphia Eesar1 to
Mecaantca Nil and Lumber Co. aud receive
reward
oST-SNALI- oPEN-FACED LApy's 6oLp
- watch. nArae OF maker. Hutchinson. 81
soans y f. When Test hsi gold chain at
tscnsds Under viii BE sexarisd ard no ques-
ucax asked oa resurn Of same 70 this ofsce-
II osT-MErICfNE CASE. WITH DIR A.
Il Churhiss's name printed on g. 81 terminus
o. tag North seattle electric car. Finder VII be
sniiahl rwsSced by leaving q ~ his ofsce
room II, Union b. ch.
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SCHOOL MOTT

Sealed bids will be- received ~
schoo! district No. 1. untiI Monday.
ats .. m. for school bonds each Of 49,
iuation of QUE thorsand gtItUD doslef9s
whole ~ the principal 81 SID b,nas ~ - -
hundred and City thousand fsl0.npU dofAM
These bonds wilt bear interest - epH 60
per annum. payable ssfni-sunuaiiy.
Bond. viii run twenty years from July 4 T.
both priuc pal and interest payabis . No. -
or san Franels.o. at the option Of pufchnD
Bonds will be soIf 70 the person hedn9 -
highest rate OF pfemium; each BID - inet
the rate OF premium aud accrued intefese
ssgnedt VIC. LATIMEks CO. IT.
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NOTICE. 10 CONTRACTORS

RIps ARE CALLED FOR THE INTERIOR
IL nnisa o. Denny hotel until Jane L;
= ans ~ Dir. J. l. Hutchinson = cffoe, hotel site:
rlShs rserved 90 reject ell bids r. 8
Fo5vin. roor l2. Colonial block
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS: OFFICE or
~ chief engineer. Pert Townsend southern
Rsilrosd, Seattle. Wash. May ea.h. nso The
Undersigned VIII be pref areS 20 ie. contracts on
the Port Townsend eoutaern Railroad ~ fol-
iowG For the cheering. clubbing. xfnting aud
arsdsing. seven miles aud Csc half. FROM Lake
Hooke-. poInt about twenty mites south OF
Port Townsend. Go deep water on Hoods earal
BIDS 10 De In this ofziee June Isl. lsso Two
nile extension north from olympia 70 deep
wafer. Principally tressle work. ~ June lst
fcrty miles Of clearing, srubbfng. grading and
q dying frcrc deep water ~ Olympia 70 Union
City GU Hoods tansi. Jane 18Th. Forty miles of
Gearing, grabbing. grading and bridging ca
West bank Of Eosd's renEi from Union City
north, July Is. Proties and maps can be- seen
a, TINS uttice ten Gays before the various con-
'reefs VIII De let Z. A. Hill. chief engineer aud
snpersuiendeaf al cora rnefson
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20 washlnxssn streef. nex. 70 ne s,anasr. ,a~
-. ~ fAax kosh1ras. m ernpseye. cver she
Asssl In Toe britt 81 = soag ss-ealshxr es,sf.
sesolsss- kossfas wzs badly ezzs by TIE his,sr
sa1 ssc wound bed frcesy Rssey VIII ans~s-
% ensfvc ef assault wsth . 6eafs5y wesnca D.
lore 5rssics miller tOsay. and RoEtsss ID bed :.
Witness against BIN The arrest was nass ~
ofseers jsycoek and johnson
lake the Northern Pacific rrssyn.E sh~ se~.
eqatpret sirie. toE al EosEts Fast A feEs5x@-~
t.sy tfk<S kGessf, rs =efcr1 street. R<xxsxs~.
Ilt'ck, = Ioaktu. des-os fIekeS ar<at -e~fzTs =
MARRIED.
KILLogAs-AsDERsox Tin Static. Mar *
~ Rev. Clark Davis. Mr r. r gtlio-sn ana
Aiss Anna Andersen, nosn If Eisssp county.
DIED.
bO~bkS-In Seattle. MAJ 9 Bessie. aa,v
esuzhssx OF Ar. and Mrs. = Bowieu. aged 8
years. month ard Is slsrs
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HkLr WASrxD-rExxLE
WAsTxD--A ygFsF4.i.A w0ssx ro3E
Appsy z.ss EFnnf ss-ret.
MATTE sfRL FOR COOKING Az, Ggs-
So nosssew9rx. s11ssy ID two. xo<ef
$3.50 = hsks~stx&s kssps aona esAer ned d,
s &: sos'As.s' corner EaHief sss FisrvEes
WAkTED-<sooD GIaf. FOR GENERAL
w fcssewsrk az o-see. wrr ph@lr~ rrra~-
r. n szsa Sscsa. - va ~
All ED-tsfgs-. y o.. - YEARS OLD. TO
q sio sF.fsng stxsss
WASTED-soop rxwsIr rooxs SMALL.
sszasi ~ s0s sixsnx street..
N ANTEp-A sTgsoD COOK AT Lee YEsLEa
assisae. No otter aeess apxsy.
W Ant. D-sisI. FOB HorsEwoRK- CALL
- us -ntosd street
NJ AATkD-ssfhL Foa GE.YRAL House
:. y : 'aIasly OF shrse II Lincoln street
" Al FEf,-tsooD GIL GENERAL HorsE
= :. s1.A ianslsy lsiz PIKE street
WASrED--GlgL roa GENERAL Housg-
-. NFx IA family Of t.o s.s0s Fe.Eth
WAsrRD-Ar THE NEW YORK DIRE $
-. ssaaklrS p1f.crs comEstsnt basque nnlsh
Asalscn aud Third
WANTEB-A GOOD GIRL FOa GENERAL.
h9stescrk n small family. Apply nj
z,ss1 'FRONT.' street
WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY or $40 PER
4 week 10 work for me In their iocaiiiy *
7o2 Chicago
WASTED-GooD COOK: NO WASHING.
~ Apply 10 MIRA Howard Lewis, SOC Tenth
and Jefferson.
W ANTED - 30 WOMEN: GOOD WAGES
g. ars HnnhaFd's employment sgrncy. al
------------------
EMPLOYMENT RxSTED-HzLK
WASTED-siTUATfoN AsscREw-TURNER
~ 1ntmaii niis. Address. staring wages. c.
~ p. care fosi-EnieilsgenceT-
WASTgD--eIgRIcsL POSITION IL GooD
" house by efficient yoGng man. ANAL
saisry accepted. Address Push. IoSt-Inieiii-
sencer-
WASTED-roITioN IS sTESoGRApHEg
~ ia law Grim ~ ycglng man who desires TO
ssuay law. G. Fos;-lniciigeneer.
WANTED- SITUATION AS JASITok OR
" porter By q sseTmsn: willing, aud with
ageacer
WASTED - PIANIST: FIgsT-CIAss
w pianist from Boston. Mass. desires posi-
ison to play nights. Address r. :. W stern
hotel
WANTED - FIRsf-cLAs5 ACCOUNTANT
w wants position: D.sf OF reference siyen.
Address A. r., r @ hox s-I, Victoria. u. a.
EMPLOYMENT B4yTED-FEM4LK
WASTED--A LADY WISHES POSITION 10
w take charge % children. muse, English,
cart OF warirobs. references. Address N. L.,
0s-inteliIgencer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By TWO EXPEa-
w seacsd women. one working house
Keeper and oae as cnafnbefmeid. Call or ad-
dress X. j.. 5l7 Main street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A YOUNG GIRL
w 10 do general housework in private family
where the Mrs would like 20 lead the fnest
ceoking herself Adde'S Mary Nelson. Post.
Iateiltgencer.
vy-ASTED--BY ENGLISH LADY, POSITION
w IS governs IS, housekeeper fand seam
stress: good references. Address Belle, Post
Intelligence Office.
w ANTED->iTuATIoNs FOR CHAMBER
w msids, nurses. hoGsekeepcrs and clerks.
Apply Mrs. N. J. Peer, corner Second and Uni
ge stsv.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
cEATTIF LonsE No. :. l. o. O. r.. MEETS
- every TUESDAY cveelag IA Odd Fsilows hall.
North SEATTLE ~ 80 o'clock members OF sister
lodges and sotcurnsns brothers ~ good standing
a~e cordially invited ta attend,
FkEu A. JOHNSON. y. @.
JOHN J. kNoFf. sec $.
fsls.aaase hsx, SIS.
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SEDRO.
Central Addition to Sedro
The coming city Of sxagis County. The spo-
kane Falls Of the Pacific Coast

SEDRO u the center and outlet OF TIE
~ Eness lumbar. mining ant Agricultural
district Ia the stare; ia on the sknxrf r.yer sha
largest river nowtug into Puget SQUAD. and Ar
tIt JUNCTION Of tie FasrhAven 4 Southern. se-
err railroads
Central addition embraces . pIafear ten scses
IN fxtsnt aud IL located 6 the name iufics tea
IN the center Ct the city
hsse irip 20 sedro. II viii pay you. and bay
tf before prices advance
Lots in this addition will be pm. on the mar.
ket April 10. iseo
Fer prices ard frrms address J. COMPTON
tus Or J. J. JK0wBRTDGE at The Fair Sc
attic. or II. a. DEyIS. Eedso
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ARCHITECTS.

ARcHTTrcrx
7 c. FERGUSON. ARCHITECT. e22 SEC
Os ond street
DAEkISsos RvrRs ARcrfTgcrs
i rooms ~ and 2os. Butler block. Seattle.
III q. BIRD. ARCHITECT AND BRIDGE
builder Knign; building. between seneca
and University, or Front street.
GAuxpERs HorGHroS. ARcHfTEcra
- Eoorn a.. Boston block. ssa';le. wsshinxton.
- J. MEAsY. ARCHITECT, SOUTHEAST
-. corn second gnd Marion streets.
USHER. ARCHITECT. BATTLE. WE
a A RLES II. TosI.E AND FRANK ~ WILCOX
"A ercnjsecss. Modnra designs unads promptly
and practically Rooms and ~. Colonial
block. Seattle
II sTEIsMAS. ARCHITECT. Rooxsss AND
IL 81. Boston block. cosner Second and Co
inufia streets.
w T. BOONE. ARCHITECT. BOSTON
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NoTICE-ASYoSE KNOWING Tue W HERE
~ ssssufs al ms Brosaxr. NiillGE Asllia. viii
coater q great sayor AcEsresx George EcfAr-
lane. L. q eGse
r CrHER II. YATES WILL HEAR SOME.
NJ Tozn@. Port Tcxnxsnt, Wash
Ez-FFCTAbLE WIDOW WISHES 40
IA correspond wssn a gentleman oil E1s22s.
sgv sf 70 .. w.sa q vsss 20 nstrsrzoBy. Address
l. b. l0ck hex 90. Tacoma. saxs-
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EEgrxTyoxaL
T>AKKxsHAPEY. a STANDARD xYsfEa nr
sbogtksrG, eEs5y eslYe4. great speed.
refseet re psl.sy. s0ssrHrssosfn ord aary busi-
mss ssylr. IS reporter style. s1s F.g- ,sysse,,.
Lars c. 4; kobtF; k3ises oscc. 70 IA. IS Boston
boes. II q "a se. ate Of cosaesi E.afs Non
gsrtsl. Co1s,esl Binss. Ia
1fsEfSE ENGINEERING - cAPrAIs Is.
M NtbY. ier-safsy VI ssse T. = Sasy sed
ssiss knssastr l. s.. EE1erv are prepared 20
Rvs tai nesre sioas in sssixatoE saarstse en-
Eaneefisg. marine sr htser IRE assd ne~h4uieaI
drifting. Corner v &shigssoa street. src Rail-
Rad sseaae. safe. Nsse.
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nSrpYoYtxcy

EEGxSEERs AND COyTRACYOEa
GAN FEAsclssso BRIDGE coxPASY-Es-
- gineers ana contractors so7 hrfcxes OF every
description; wharf falldag. Issie driving drsds :
iEg AID steam sA0vei excsvet.ax. pte-z AMI
speci farhssEet on application; ccrrs
spondcncc solicited. once sco. OF gsekson
street. sest.is. Wash.
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x~aSffn-pARTNEk-f HANk SSeep AND
w .grstress visa - invcx, - : goses sas 90
skseturfssg business 81 auS ctacs is-sAeAe
.,,.a..xx atsstfrSk Il e. ~ -lslks X Eeslt =.
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yrAgTED-PARISEs II cot ~ sfsaRk-
w Adaress A. A.. Pest lafsE.iseGcSF.
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MYSCELLAyEOUS.
YVASTED-REAL EsTATE-wANTED on
w or near the lines OF Madison. Yesier or
Jackson street eGbs 3; 80 or 10 iest ftoniage do
not reply unless xt0uS To sell: prizes mus, he
lew for eashs Address ii. C.. elligenccr
ofsce
NEANTED - FARMS RANCHES, HOME
w ssesds. reiinqnishmen;s. pre- mptious,
timber claims, send Us descriptions; we have
customers every day. Thomas Moran & Co,
Kline Rosenberg building. Seattle
yNANTED-AND FOR SALE. BUSINESS
w chsnces; We DO real estate, rental sni
collect OF susiaess: farms and ranches for sale
in a parts % Washington parties loc st.d on
government land Thomas Moran 4 Ce. Kline
a Rosenberg builiinv. Seattle.
yEASTEp-To BUY LIGHT DELIVERY
W wagon. tsii oeS Pike street.
lVASTED-PARTIES HAVING DESIRABLE
w property, or houses ard lots which they
viii sell cheap. raay ind purchaser ~ calling
at book Store, coFaeT Ihfrd ana University.
ysrANIEO-To PURCHASE A COUNTRY
w Eeasgaper in Washington, or COMMUNE
cate with parties DESTROYS If having one started
Parties wishing 20 seil send copy 81 paper and
cash prizes 10 II. I. Carlisle. l,s2f A Third ST.,
Seattle. Nasa.
yy-ANTgp- SECOND. HAND GOODS. TENTS.
w etc, anything for money. 81 mp TO 500:
come ard see or drop postal. Eugone
chayiD. sixth sad Pike.
yX-ANIEI,--To SELL A HALF ~ ERysr IN
w set OF abstract books OF >kax county
Warrington. Address hox I'D. Mount Vernon
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A TRUSTS TRICK.
The Whisky Combine Attempts.to Gu,

The Whisky Combine EAttempts.to outwit
~ the Courts nn,I Fnila.
NEBRASKA CRY, NEB., Feb. 5.-Some
time ago suit was instituted in the Su-
preme Court against the Nebraska Dis
tilliag Company Of this city, which has
been iu the whisky trust and idle for
nearly two years. The suit was brought
to compel the company to resume work
or forfeit its charter under the antitrust
law. About a week ago, G. L. Woolsey,
President OF the Nebraska DistilIinp
Company, announced that he had pur-
chased nil said company's stock owned
by the trust and had organized the Ne
braska Milling and Malt Company. Yes.
terday the attorneys prosecuting the suit
claimed to have learned that man had
been sent here from Peoria to remove
the machinery. An injunction refrain
ing the Nebraska Distilling COMPANY
from interfering with the machinery
during thepending Of the suit in the Su.
preme Court was argued and granted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-06
THOMAS Is SILENT.
Proposition to Fix Up "a Congressional oil
..U tr1ct to Fit the Father or Son. T

Proposition 10 Fix Up n Congregational DIS
trlct to Fit the Father or Son.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb. 5,-Your cor
respondent learned tonight that Edito,
Charles II. Wayne, OF the Springfield
Daily Democrat, organ OF the Thomases
father and son, has just received a letter
from Senator.elect Calvin S. Drice. The
receipt Of letter from Brce Just at this
time is extremely significant, as the
Thomas organ has been pretty severe on
Brice in a general way, without men.
tloning his name very often. Its con.
tents can only be guessed.
Representative John M1uuott, who
wis one OF Thomas staunchcst support
ers in the Senatorial campaign, was here
to-day, and had a conferences with the
Thomases, father and son. ~
A correspondent OF tho New York
World visited Thomas this afternoon and
asked him what the Significance OF Mon.
motifs visit to him Just at this tune was.
Mr.. Thomas claimed that it was on bust.
ness other than the present Senatorial
oiIuaI1oLl out LUIS IL tllattcfnl opinion.
1t will be seen from the above that j.
II. Thomas is an object OF most anxious
solicitude to the Democracy nf Ohio.
A prominent politician said tonight:
II think that il John Thomas keeps
dark OH his proposed statement, Demo-
cratic district will BIZ fixed p in the pro.
posed gerrymander OF the State which
shall include Clarke county, and FROM
whici, either John Il. or his son, Will
Thomas, could be sent to Congress.
"The district would probably include
the following counties: Clarke, Miami,
Mercer and Darke. This would leave Il
Democratic district. l havt no doubt it
is in the power OF Brice to do this for
Thomas, and it would be NOR. polite
for him to keep Thomas from talking
any way in his power" -4s'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-06
RECOGNIZING BRAZIL,
The joint Resolution Reported from til
Scnnte Committee.

The joint Resolution. Reported from the
Scnnte Committee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. Sherman, from the Commit.
tee on Foreign relations, reported the
following JOINT resolution, which was
placed on the Calender:
Resoltsd, That tho United States OF
America congratulates the people Of
Brazil on their Just and peaceful assump
ton OF the powers, duties and responsi.
bllities Of self.government, based upon
the free consent Of the government and
on their recent adoption of Republi.
can TORN OF government. ~
This joint resolution is reported rs a
substitute for that Mr.. Morgan intro.
duced on the eighteenth of December
and referred to the Committee on For.
elgn Relations. 1t omits the words
"Expressed in their reputation Of mon.
.archy rule" 1t talso omits several para.
graphs declnring the recognition OF the
United States of Brazil as a lawful and
rlghtlul government and directing the
President to require the people and off.
GERS OF the United States to recognize
the flag Of the United States OF Brazil as
that OF free sovereign and independent
State, .Es : fi1 .7fl-.I u -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-06
BURIED UNDER SNOW.
Burke, Idaho, Nearly Swept
Away by an Avalanche
THAT COMES CRASHING DOWN
Without a Moments Warnins-Fivc
Men Killcd-Thc Tcrror.Strickcn
4 Inhabitants Flee to Other
Towns for; Safety.

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, Feb. 5.-The
town Of Burke, Idaho, in tho Occur Do
Alene mining district, has been nearly
destroyed by n disastrous avalanche.
Haltof the business houses are in ruins,
three men were killed, and the terror.
stricken inhabitants have fed to- tho
towns OF Gem ana Wallace, fearing
repetition OF the disaster. The full
particulars are meagre, as tho wires 10
all the points in the mines have gone
down, leaving no means OF communica.
tion. 8,5 ~
Tho disaster occurred yesterday after.
noon, and this morning with scarcely
moments warning tremendous mass OF
snow and rock swept down upon the
town on the west side OF the narrow
gulch in which 1t is situated. Five men
were buried beneath the snow. Two
were rescued but tho others arc dead
and their bodies have not yet been
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