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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20

TING market is slow In all the yards. The re.
ceipts are In EXCESS Of n very sluggish demand.
Values aIe oil &c from last week. Quotations
range at ia5AG; for rough hogs. stays and
sows for the former, and most sales OF good
hogs NJ 4s5Ia5Lc net. Fs
i Of the receipts !. go head came over the Daltl.
more & Ohio Railtoa1 and 1903 head over the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

llngs SIC. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20
Live Stock.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Nov. 10 -Catle-Rcca,pts
wy mead; shipments 0,3 head; market strong;
prlme - aai co; inir TO good 81 Gaai 90; t0a.
n3n " 'ol3 %; bnlls and stays 81 75a2 7~5.ulIogs
market slow; rhi.adeipdIas s. S5ai 20; mixed
S61a3 %; heavy Workers s. 2SaJ 40: light York.
ers . lUa3 u. Sheep = Receipts III, 500
head shipments 1,sG0I head: make.
steady; prime s. 0Qa5 %: fair to good 81 25a4 Is;
calves 81 QOa6 90, -, -. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20
North Main St. School
FOR BOYS N GIRLS.

The second annual session will begin MON.
pay SEPTEMBER 10. A graded co1rso OF in.
urlction,, based upon Natural DoyeIonmeat
h f%,,. OF m md and body. win continue 70 be care.
children who need careful IudiyIGf,s ssJs,snca ~
children received between the ages OF and 10
years. All chc primary English branchcs' In
Selher with Oral French included IN The regular
soaIss. piswtnT and instrumental Music also
lion Of correc. habits Of speech an! in the ne q,
me voice. stanmesing and Other impedImenis
OF speeeh overcome by instruction Based upon
natafs law. Calisthenics and Singing e1cr.
For circular, cali upon or address.
MISS MAE RELLE HART,
Su' 1877 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20
CLARENoNT LIVE STOCK MARKET,
~ MONDAY. MY u

All hogs sold In these yards by Z. A. Black.
share arc al gross weight.
Receipts this week 1910 head. against 5,iS9
head last week; fair to good selling at S. 10;
pigs selling at s. 70; r0hghs ut 81 %.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs ,a07 head; sheer
selling iroEi : q SC; lambs I to6Ec..
ARRIVALS oy LIVE STOCK
Al C7areront Stock Yards, ria he baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for Utt tndsn5 Notembcr lG.
19t cars, containing ] sol head cattle, lc6 calves,
1907 sheep and lambs. l0,9S0 hogs. !! horses, .
mules. Shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
ETC.. 1897 head cattle. 30 calves, I'll sheep and
lambs, 2,930 hogs, . horses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20

VIXEN Baby was sick, We gaTc her cas;tria,
When she was a Child, shccrlcd for Cas.oria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Cas.oria,
Hhea ahe had Children, she gave them Cas.oria
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20
petrp,euM.

Nkv YoRx, Nov. l9.-Petroleum oncncd
weak on q few forced sales, bu. the market raj.
remaining so until the close. Pennsylvania
spot: Opening and lowest &c; highest and
closcd sshc. December option: orcning exc;
highest add closing s9Ss; loves. &c. Lima no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20
COMMISSIONERS SAFE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF CgoiCE CITY PROPERTY.
In tho Circuit Court 0! Ohio County, West Viz
ginis.
William McAGams,
Guardian and In bis Gwn right, In Cnsuccry

Guardian and In bis own right, In cnsnccry
W. pr
elizabeth Clarnock, CT nj.
IN u:sunuce Of the authority vested In us b!
n decree CT the above mentioned court, madt
and entered In tIid cause OH tho 9TH day OF %
tOber, A. D., 1sg0, the undersigned special com
lnlssiuners apEoiatcd for tho pu!po,c b tha:
court In said Gecree. will Oh
SATURDAY, The 10Th day ofSovEMsRR. lS9!
hcslnmnga Mt 10 O'Clock Of caid day, a: tho noril
front door OF the Court HOUSE OF Ohio county
West yirg!uls, sell at public auction, the several
parcels oil raal estutc hereinafter mentioned, OF
80 much thgFrnt rs may be necessity 10 pay the
licnS on same Is got firth In ERid deuce, the cos,
OF suit and eSpenhls Of sale. that IS 10 say:
1.-The HOrlh halt OF lot Eurlbtr ~ OF mt
seventh ,qusre OF the city Of Wheeling, In Ohit
County, III Tho State Of Nes. Virginia.
o-Lot number Al in the addition 10 said ciS
OF Wheeling formerly called south Wheeltns,
aud James II. F0rsyihc.
TEGss or SALE.-One.thi,d anu so much
moro NJ the purchaser may o.cGt 70 pay cash Il
hand, ant tic remainder in two equal install
mcuis. payntl9 respectively In one and two
SegIs from, tho day OF sAls with interest iron
that dSy, the purchaser giving his notes Tor TIT
deferred lusilllmenta, and tho tito to DO re
Gained to secure the payment o! taeM until the!
GEO. CALDWELL.
GEO. i. Z. GlLCHRlST,
Special Commissioner.
HnenS, certify that tic above named special
Commissioned have given bend and aecurlsy a
re Iuircd by iag and by said decree.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
oc,n ~ .aEyE Clark OF Esi ID rorrt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20

BROWNS IRON EITTEHs.
All dealers keep II, 81 per bottle. Genuine hns
Trademark and crossed ned l!ues on wrapper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20

Chicago. Ill, Nov. 10.-Cattlc-leccIps II ,ooa
steers se1aa5 %; Texans 81 aoa? Is. IiossIse.
celpts 5000 head; shipments 1000 head; market
ranicEy and lower; rough and commoh s. 25a
=! y; tairto good mixed s. s5as G5; prime yhcavy
sIii butches weights 8 65aS TO-; light s. $50
heaa; s6ipE,Onu 2.b00 head: market steady;
natives 50 .1Sal So: westerns 50 9aaI llt; Texans
s3Ssai 90; lambs s. 9ca5 10. 9"s
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. l9.-IIogs, demand light
and lower: common and light 81 5Oa3 a0; pacIip g
anu butchers q 25a3 20; receipts 800 head;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20
baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALyER7os SroCK YARDS, |
MONDAY, Nov. IL, I
REMARKS.

Arrivals this week. ....... ........ 1852
Arrivals last SOFA
Arrivals one year Ills
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20

.PlITsBuRGu. Pa, Nov. l9.-Pctrolcnm opened
At csAc; closed q. S9xc; highest 69c; lowest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20

OH. CRY, PA. Nov. l9.-opened at 6Ysc blsh.
est ~; sc;, lowest67atIc: closed at Coke; sales ISL.
90 barrels: charters 1919 barrels; shipments
woes barrela; rIns A,s9e barrels.
B%RApFoRD. Pal Nov. 19.-opencd at 69,1c,
closed At G991lc: highest 0951c; loves. 6TI5+c; clear.
ances I7S,o0O barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20

Mrs. 5. O. Waer Is owner and pub.
lisher and editor Of The Columbus Miss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-20
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

The peanut crop is reported go enor-
NOUS that there has been almost q panic
in the peanut market. The yield in
Virginia alone is set at :, 5000, COO bushels,
and equally enormous returns are COM
ing in from other regions where the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07

British &nixrsass ftnd America N~Asi,
Pull Surprising Ffguree-


raii- Surprising Figures.
fosnos. Msy The statement that oniy
shons ifa0s1 square raiies Of land suitable
for sssstsusnt BY eruisrsnfs remains in TIE
nstssi States has come like . revelation 20
knEsixAm~a. most al whom have been
eisngtas 20 the h&1sf that America wss only
hail settled. The statement referred 20 hs.
lsss been made tesore . select committee
at the house 81 commons on colonization
ssseth<s With The announcement that In
Australia sAsre are soao square ruise.
ard Ia Manitoba 80. 90 szitaide for eoloni
sing rafT<sss.
The records show that since ISIS IL SO.
nso people have LEFT the United Kingdom
sna az snes. 2 oa.es8 since fssS. az which
stsnau ssrs Of nrstssh and Irish origin
Two-thsssis OF these snirrssts vent 10 he
Jais~i STATES. whose population. il it in.
eFsxsei Ia the same ratio as In tie past loo
years, would ~. al the ens q smother 100
years i.ussa Go ooa. or about 500 persons rer
square ssais u las habssshle portions Of the
country.
Since is-e. against sona.oao British n>,-
r'is who hare ssaixFassi, there have been
ros qsiis i.esleno immigrants fato this
eoaniry- The total immigration has
amounted 10 snoas one-hzg the excess of
births ovcr deaths.
Thss array az figures has convinced the
enVsrnsttse thai emigration from The
British Isles is no Io0wvr IS desirable a.
iaFssEiy. ard tie eoua isfee will rwcora.
nasasi n shssr report shas stimulated aad
assssss3 immigration Ne discontinued ex.
eeps - A9straiix.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07
WHIPPED BIZ A WOMAN.
Major Jones Receives Cassigatfon
the Hands OF Mrs- Martin.

Major Jones Receives . Castigatfon ~
the Hands Of Mrs. Martha
MAJOR Jones. recently bartender at the
Russell. vas horsevhipped in the Drum
saloon yesterday afternoon by Mrs John
W Martin. Mrs. Martin had sccosted
Jones in the morning With insinnating re-
marks other than polite. and when be met
her husband in the saloon 10 have q
friendly drink, told Martin he thought his
wife ''too previous in her remarks"
Martin left Jones with the threat that his
wife would come and horsewhip him for
bis insinnations against her character. In
. few minutes Martin and his wife en-
tered the saloon. when the former strcck
Jones. knocking his head agains, the cor
ner Of . safe and rendering him insensi-
bic At the same time Mrs. Martin cut
Jones across the right cheek with . whip,
inaicsing . wound about an inch long.
The men in the saloon interfered and
prevented Jones being punished further
When taken up II was found that bis head
was badly cut by coming IN con tact with
the edge of the safe and the wound bied
rrofusely. A doctor Was called ia to
attend 10 the wounds, Martin and his wife
having retired in the meantime.
A large crowd soon gathered outside and
in the szicon 10 learn Of the horsevhippins
by q woman. who thus sought to vindicate
her character. The owner % the saloon
stated that be would have Martin arrested
today for disturbing the peace.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07

u Weaaa- strangf~s Her Child and
Beats Dat Her Own Brains
Gas FRAscisco. May IA CAyvrsscl< spe-
etai from Travsr, Cal. says: At 5 clock
last night Mrs r. A Besien. Who lives
with her husband i've miles from this
piacs. sent her two girls, seed II and Q
tered the room, and sesxing the older girl
by the throat. proceeded 70 strange her
70 death. The younger child ran from the
room. pursued by her mother. who vas
stlll elinging 70 the other child The
mother followed for DO yards and dropped
the older child. who vas then dead. and
after pursuing the other some distance
gave up the chase and returned home. The
little girl soon arrived ~ . neighbor's and
gave the alarm.
Meanwhile the husband returned home,
and finding no one in the house gave sew
erai calls and was finally answered by bis
wife. Going TO the back OF the house, he
found her In . pool OF blood He carried
her into the house and found that the
front part OF her head was literally chopped
TO pisces. She Was perfectly conscious,
and said she inflicted the wounds on her
self. bat gave no reason for doing 50. She
told hira where the dead child was. and
the neighbors. who had then arrived, soon
found the body. which vas closely guarded
By 9 faithful dog. Several physicians
were summoned, and they pronounced the
~omsn's CASE hopeless. the AZ With which
the deed was done having penetrated her
brain In several places.
The coroner has left here to held an in
vestsgasion. The woman was evidently in
f2ae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07
zaE UNITED STATES CENSUS.

Seattle TO BE Mapped Into ut Least
twenty-five Districts
Mr.. Thomas w. Prosch. who was super
visor OF the municipal census bureau. re-
ceived telegram yesterday afternoon from
Supervisor of Census VIII d. jenkins, of the
first census district Of Washington. inform
ing Mr.. Prosch that the census department
in Washington City had notified him that
have TO be re-oissricied. Mr.. Prosch was
requested to proceed TO wha.com Al once
and assist Supervisor Jenkins In making
census department believed would num-
Der twenty-i instead OF fourteen for this
city.
he lefs for Whatcom. and asked what
changes would probably be made. He
said
Il wrote TO Supervisor jenkins q fev
days ago. saying that the fourteen enum-
orators allowed by the department. would
not be able 20 do the work in the required
time. 1t was supposed that the census
would be taken during the month of June,
and that fourteen enumerators would De
enough. buf one OF the regulations Of this
ezeveuth census Is as 1u1iovs-k
The enumeration repaired BY the census oct
viii commence on the FIRST Monday OF Juus
nexG and mast be completed in cities having
ever a.eoe Inhabitants. according TO the census
OF iss0. within two weeks from a. Sass and IL,
all ether tissricss on OF before tie srss tay Of
July next thereafter
As the census Law further requires thar
no subdivision assigned 10 an enuEnerasor
shaliinclude more saani. 90 people ii would
be almost impossible TO take the whole CEN
sns IN the time specified There is far more 10
DO than was required in the municipal
census recently taken, and Mr. Jenkins
has recognized the greatness Of the task no
doubt AMI therefore nosi6ei me OF the in
tent1on Of making twenty-five instead of
fourteen districts, This. however. vii not
be enough and viii Apply to hia 10 make
tnirsy districts While there We viii nap
euE the boundaries ana make oths. nsces-
sAry arrangements
The four enane-&sors already named
viii ACT. ard the additional cnes viii have
10 be appointed after they make The reg
Isar application These VIII he PASSED
upon when | return. which viii be in two
o. three days
King county ass 30 square miles raore
OF territory thar PIERCE coGnsy and q lar
larger population. and vet Pierce has been
alacued enc nzors enaEnsrasor than King.
1hs returns a IsconAs city ceasus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07


Ks1sed ~ spe<sistis.-
sAeHAxKs7o. Nay a-Edward marry. .
resident If Escrsrneato for rzny years,
WHO Is vel kssorn Ia this section os the
STATE, Dropped dead tsss morning fester-
Cay be CO.'S sssned Of eboting sensation,
and this morning. While gong 70 town, Be-
eAnse fsans and asked in . saloon Tor glass;
cs water. Essore Is cozs6 b given h5E. be
fssI dead
A fs~ yeazs ago marry vas one Of TIE
lest looking. ssss dressed SD ncss popn-
Ia. rssn Of 6aeynm<nto- lie was q vel
e6uease6 nAn- As . csvH engineer be
assisted ia surveying several prominent
railroads in this section. and took contracts
for the construction Of isvees On the
islands Of the lower sscramento river. He
slso weas into tie sheep and cattle busi-
nezs. Al his enterprises pro<pered he
m ads hss headquarters ~ leading h0sel.
AID w.s lavssh h. bis expenditures lie
took great interest Ia politics. and his In
fuesee was prixed-
Some time In tho seventies he was in
ducsd % Speculate Ia mining stocks.
Within two days BE lost $500 and in q
sncrs tims bis entire fortune OF 5000
Vas swept away. He lost heart. drank
h4svilv and disease fastened spon aim In
time be became not oniy . financial bat .
physicai and mental wreck A few old
friends stood b. him and. when Gregory
was elected mayor. the position Cd sap<s-
visor VISA secured for Marry. bat he Was
TO far gone - sttsnd 20 the duties OF the
effce and the trustees we're compelled 10
remove mira. Nurry vas . native Of
Canada and abons ~ years OF age 1t The
time Of his death
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07

Since the special eaeczion for taking the
vote on the extension of the city Emits has
heen called for june 5. Il has been asked
Why Il vas not called for the preceding
DAY. When the city vii vote ca the ques-
ton Of bonded Indebtedness, ard thus
bring the two elections ca the same day.
This could not have been done. ~ the Law
requires that thirty days notice Of election
be given The calling Of the lection nos
being decided upon until the 5sa OF May.
June 5 was the earliest possible dzta Of
holding the election Another reason
Why the voting could lot al be done co.,
venienfsy on the same day Is thas one Is .
county election and the other . city elec-
ton, and that in many cases shsy have 70
use the sane polaing pisces
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07

Tie Seattle TEra vereza - arranging snr
. permanent rssrx g-cca3 ~ Thonas. .
poxa. a the Gzs Of tie Sorxhexn Pacike
Distant essAseea nzses IRON Seattle The
socsezy hzs secexvea a Oar al fo1r aeres
os ground free by gentleman - Thomas.
zFon The sc1<ssssoo thai tie society VII 1t
Up the bot fer . pleasure gfound and spsrd
~ seass $50 per year for fAs nexf f0zr
years toward improving TIE premises
This a6er the socaesy n Seattle IS saxao1s
- Acerk and il s believed the Turner's n
Tacoma wa joan N the movement 20 pro-
vie grand picnic g-o1nd With this
end in view the Turn Tsrein vii ask the
Northern Paeshc 10 ,ss1e round f-ir<ickess %
sse picnic grounds ~ . reduced fare, GOOD
for the regular nonthIy pscnlcs proposed
Ter TIE summer and fer every Sunday, o.
which Ssys the ground VIII be open fcz
general pAxasure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07
TESTING THE PRESSURE.
oniy Ffv. Pounds rerce on Some OF the
Fire fiuxs-


Chief Kellogg. OF the FIRE department,
yesterday tested the water pressure at
thirty Of the street hydrsnss in the north
ern par, Of The city. Today he viii test
the remaining sorsy-ave, and viii then
make report 20 the city council The
pressure IN pounds of the water al differ
ent hvdrants Is IS follows:
Dearborn and Lane. 20; Ninth and Lane.
81: Ninth and Ming. out OF order; Third
and Unien. ~: Third and Seneca, IS:
Third ard Pike. s.; Fifth and Pike. IS.
Seventh and Pike. -, Eighth and Union,
-. Eighth and Pike. rs; Elghth aud Pine.
-. seventh and Pine. %: foarta and Pine,
B., second and Pine. IS. Second and Pike.
SIS: Front and Pike. IS; Front and Pine.
-; From, and Virginia. ~; Front and
Lenors. ~: frons and Blanchard. -;
Fruas and Bel, rs; Front ard Battery, SIS;
From, and Wal. -; Front and Cedar. Is:
Front and Lake avenue. Is, Front and
EAsse. 50. West ard Val. s.; Sixth and
Battery. -. Faish and BAKERY. 5; Third
aud Battery. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07
HE PITIED THE POOR
The PhiIznthrepic Heart Of
Secretary NcCoomhs-
a WIDOWS SAD DEsTTTuTsoes.
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srspesss - a<r ss~.zsa HSvsa ~
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parties tAas- cpc. Close exAzzE1zsoo wsra
. powerful Enxnzyi1x xs&ss. are scErd 20
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O. nn voe-Ea oesszz01cns ne nenaons
thax the woman Who needed aid hid TWO
Es-ze txfnzL- Ga one occasscr. affer he
h<zs zs.e.a she swsn ssorv seve-xi fires b
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vkaf s1sy wat b tie con - se0d sAs1 sxo @
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ssczaa ths hezse TO sA1k up sSAEnss CTS VIE
s<r, 20 keen ta<1r cabin vs<z saznSsea axs
cAsac frcz 81 10 - CO Per bcacA-
6eaEeD<n sonn1 aco<1eT most worthy case.
sAxs nee1s = ~ esszEA.sca. rcuup< ss&n.soz-
ff v Tia. 81 wftos .aay. vso also liyes O. NJ
yss3ers property On TIE hf1- usfa tczr lrlo
eAfldrsa. fAres q tasu are 1y1pen. Eve yeazs
Old. 4 pretty ehsi crea & The nosr. VEL behaved
eaaseren lat EsEe Ess yef. r1aaias ssoand
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r.,-ss-s hsr 49, a. .rr,, - 49,. =
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fsrhesEoss ne oaay fxraitzss t1ss pos
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6en<s~.nez sktx II 4 case saass reu,ufrss rruru n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07

Mr. ard xrz. Asoago Edwards. Ct LAKE
ee1rfr, we're fo1Ed - fooM u Ne lie
Grsnd hos<l tbs sstex1cpn, suaocaset By
rz. The rsa soo1 dsed. and DE ucman
exnaos live In he fssmsrs pocket was
found . warrant committing Ais vie 20 she
Northern TEstnc7s insane ssyizzs- Il 10 SIP
posed he was Ga tbs vsy 70 hat snsfzfz-
tscn. ard IL b sko1gas The woman Turned
On the gas In crazy freak
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-07
rcLrY1cs AsD srsESEss nIxRD.

fhs Rszls~an Gar G~3-y Ac<~s~A -
uakang Yelss1Ana yb<sSDA
eEs<ses. Nay &--Ihe case Ksasnss ~
ey1z oAcsszs 81 <he Pzzzz2z falacs Car
CcEpszy. scezsed ~ 1zscAsrg<ng employees
Tor polsEcN reasozs- ms fAksn Up - 6e
eSeexSon cemEizszooexs sndsy- ecp<ysz-
s<n1enf 6essoa testified rkax the ouUpkxxz-
snts ve-s discharged Tor Don-pos5<scsi rss-
sens. sd his ses<sm0ay VIA c1rrohcrase1
By GenerE Nazag<s Brown The oon-
msssson&rs ITALY 6ecsde6 % rsfer d Ess-
sxr 70 Tie sss&e a1xh0xzran. uAo vi fAke
wAsf sessos fhey 80 e.
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..rAe CItle. Of Italy..

Rev. Arthur Fl. vivian's lecture tonight
Al the Plymouth Congregational church
on The Cities Of Italy" viii be the last Of
the series of interesting lectures which he
has been giving N Seattle recently. He
viii speak OF the beautiful Italian cities of
Turin Genoa. Milan. Venice. Pisa. For
ence. Naples. Pompeii and Palermo. and
those who we're fortunate enough to hear
him in his excellent lectures on Rome and
Egypt viii al be present possible Rev.
yiyian's lectures are clear, vivid and inter.
esfing. and are always appreciated
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eosr or TIE PANAMA CANAL
rhe temnassssea Estanazsss IL al arsa
Geo. ouo Tor Completion

e<sc.cto Tor Compilation.
Pskss. May a--Ths reTort q the srxesA
eonnaiSsson ~ the Panama Canal c.,r,.
YNny, sent cat By Rrunsst. the lsausax,or
81 the Panama Canal Company. u invest
gate the condition q TIE csnal. est; are.
that u weaa3 cost sSsgos. ess francs .sa-
90 eoa1 "a oonrssss shs canal ca IN. le~k
system. To- thss shozsa he Aases 40 rsr
cent Tor Unforeseen expenses. and - PER
c1nG for expenses ard iassre<x The tnt ii
eest y sxsd ~ sa-"etso ssanc< sslss.-
ov,sal The rerors further says thas IL
would take between seven and esasht
yeats - cosseiese ths canal. TIE
snnaaa ecst OF management IL
estimated 81 io,os.uo0 fraacs IS. LOU.
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al the features that cons<ssEse successful ard
epelyssie trip 70 the Eas<. take the Northern Pa
czec. Through yesfzb1se trains 70 81 Paul.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago consisting of
dining. drA gtngrooE s1d sleeping cam New
eocrisk sseepen under the direction Of the Pull
man Palace Car Company are attached 20 daily
through fraina No better service TO be found.
A. Chflberg, city sickes &gens. rs second street.
Boston block; = Tonkin- depot sickes agent, Sc
xstie