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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-07

GoSzaIEs. Tex March e-wIllis-n
Blackwell. colo-ed, aged p. Was hanged
here today for the murder Of white La
named Lump Rainy.
EooyEv1l1E No. March s-osSzr Tu--
EnEson wss hanged a loo'clock rhss -o-r-
ing fog the murder o. Sheriff C-srs-. of
Cooper county burlington IVES dssper-
ado Of the worst kind. HIS life xas rre
series Of crimes II was yesr zso this
month. when con1ns1 IN jasl here for Is
SAINT, that he shoi and killed Sheriff Cra-
1zez. for which crime he suffered TIE ex-
frene penalty
NEvcASTzE. Del March s-Shakexp esre
hanged here tins morning for aselonscn.
assault committed 1pen Grace Clz-x. u
wears CID lssf September
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e
q :
ls "a 110ss s1Etsi A1s1
tSsfnt1Ds fanoe-saI n1es1ng oas res5-
dsncs rs surety for him. detectives Iock-
ing for William RockefeIlsr. richer rAan .
Vanderbilt. the wealthy president If the
Yer yyrF v.r urre, a ua--ro-s yexsa-
- -. -, r -
'o' - -
A's AZ 11iena Eoa i'AA'- eas'sa-aalsss-
merchants ana bankers CO impressive
responsibility waited CD q charge of horn5-
eide These are some OF the starting rx-
suats of = rema-kxsse verdict xzf tn.
,f.,or.rzx ;7,-r =, ~. Fcn,-1, xr.-v-,. .,,,-
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AZ - .- ..-sS - - q. -
-. Assss - = D.. -. 80 =
-. - = - l.l.as - :.
80 80 - 80 - p - -
l - J. = =. ]. 111asl q 1ss4 =
~, - = -
- =. -. - - -. - =
49, 49, ~ 8. - ga =. :. =
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INGALLS, FOR PEACE.
He Ridiculcs the Expenditure
Of Millions On the Navy.
ENGLAND IS our ONLY ENEMY.


las1. Msscn n-An asEsc3s
- = go 80 70 lbs So o1A is'aah ~ sx-
- 40 4aA1s. @nsrn Hzs e.szz-o n7ra
49, u ~ - y aclloNs re
-. - SAvI1 GU 1s.sn sesess coasis
- 1ss a'<l .,3a.1aen1 % Ss1 i1sk- ff4l-
Aaa Do0a nAs oeea oszllsftsc-
fNs-.l'nssl dese5solng the n3foo-
&a4-l-11lk 1ae.as1il4 znu itse zf7ss4llng tsc-s-
- - q rlsn anass a1d SPAN
~ - Las sren senI 20 esrn ss1siog ana
- lsa4ss u c0'saksess kaasof1zd -
a a1e 1Arof'o4ahz7 press
sl q F1spsy Salain
an a11lan 1s1-
1-@1 Az iAs 101s1 aag xn7 tie ransom
fnEs could be sxtorfed from merchants
and bankers have al been submitted and
6lHd ax2r for suse arssv Ia sseg Ts,4sr
ryrrr,,,se il "a. -.scor.~ss. ~. $780,. -. -.
r,.~s... ~ ---.s--..-----.f - 80 =
= = - - - -sA1<a s-A1 S..a
= - Ass s1oA 7ar z sr1a-s-
aares Ia ls1ss % peace Tor sta5as fsrrahcs-
ilolas ana ihs munitions "a war The cs-
pAcgTF Cd TIE Ena1ed STATES 10 crsa1<
nAry IN AZ emergency rns demonstrated
in the r<4.e13sr,n Ta@ Sr,3a s..-r@x,v, 80.
Mor5sr,r .,,s ~. u.~,s--,.- = -.
20. ..--s,.ss--s---s - - - -,
- = a.asSa' Aes,a nAsA s6s7znts 1aa
ssrnc1 an hsDor that no p-c5-rfsle rcrh
r'ens1rzses and then 10 haven't Esro5esas3es
fals1 no arrnor could resist. The Euros,esn
rats<,ys hsre s.aen ,ss-.A-,e.S-,s -.
srr,4z,ssr1 .xx.-s,x,.,... - -.
ssss 80 .g-.as- --.--a
a A1aaAs 11sfs1- 0s14iS
Aa'n oa5el 1ssaosaF YES eo11laiscaIe If4e s1T7a-
fs1sa- zod foe navy DOW ssulAdlng a = ccss7
Of SO go 80 viii be worthless IL 1859 a.
Roman gallles. Ersgzand. France xs,a
Italv xousa psas7r .egi :. .ae5- &c.. :. :.
r,sr cen. ~ rF..ir sesr. tn. ,.s1ssr.-,s
- - a :. - .A's~ - L. .a1eals &c
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Burdeese Ceuffs Shocked By Mistakes
Of Americas yeW<BApeyx-

PH1IaDE1rE1A. March a-Psps-s have
been received here II which Mr.. Bac5@fze
Coz.1s IS named e the defendant II &
divorce sul1. and frank sle1Sions are made
10 the parties concerned II Is evident
thar the most careless gossipers E0nld not
hsrs associated B9rdz1se GoQtsx with the
scandal n England where his character
AID mode Of life have placed hin ghsove
Sns-srsor- Tie mistakes made bv The
American papers have been IS great =
sarsek Ia The baroness 2s 10 At- husband.
The LATTER tonight writes % tie Associated
Press "a state tlzs the report thai zee-e =
probability q his tEiag Implicated n IAe
divorce suit IS SnsalZ.Sag ZzT-Te-
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MEXICO AT THE WORLDS FAIk-
A Conplefe History ~ the E<Pnblie -
be K<p<eSen4eS-

WAsa1xsrox CRY. March 6-Lssufeasnr
4 C. Baker, the commissioner Sent Oh he
half Of the Columbian exposifloa 10
Mexico, forwards 81 interesting sketch Of
the plan fo- the Mexican exhibit ii lie
exhibition prepared and submitted 10 the
eorernnens Of Nexlco ty weIl-kaown
ARTISTS Of thst republic This plan repre-
ssnts the history Of Mexico from AE1scs
10 the v-eseai time. and Is history q TIE
human race and human ast5tE-ioas L this
Country. Lieutenant Baker ssrs tnss exact
drawings sD5 plans Of the grounds VII se
gwen, and Thss the artistic skill OF those
engaged 1p0n f5s enterprise xzrrzn.s iae
AssurEncT tAa1 Il VIII be carried oE1 IN a
manner crxs6liaals 10 the republic o! Mex
ico.
There h.s been received e the Latin
American bureau of the Cozula1z1 expos
Figa q Tie OF Cuban newspapers, which
give interesting accounts oz the Desl1g 81
The commissioners 10 the exp0s1rso2 ap-
pointed By The governor genera q tlnA-
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vIGOR OF PARNELL
AcCarfhyites Begin to Despair
Of Cenquering Hin
DELEGATES orr Foa AMERICA.


Lcspcx. March 6-FAssocisSed Pres,
Copyrighted. 1sssz- The ParDsD delegates
70 America viii aezse On sandzy- They
are greatly hesrsxHed bv cable sssurzDces
% TIE WAITE and widespread support 81
att1r Americas eo-oasrscis- The United
ireland contrasts sase departure and pros
pccas OF OGonnor. Kelly, Redmond and
Harrison With The partial collapse Of the
NcCsrzhyiIes' mission preparations The
Nclsr1hyssss II FIRST arranged 30 send
Afrzrn- Kenney and Finn 10 act with
oLcnDcr- Akrzm refused. Kenn<y ard
Finn we're superseded and T. r. oConnor
PACKED has traps 70. come home WOW .
single ambassador Mr. Fox. goes 20 rspre-
sent the falling fsczsc1- The firDesf En-
galsh friends Ct the McCsr1hrifes zre be-
ginning 20 despair Of their ability 10 make
beaawsy against the rigor Of the Psrnell-
lies
Parneii has shozn his usual skill II the
selection Of his e.nssssries. all excepting
Harrison being trusted rasionaaisfs and
can appeal With confidence based upon
their pass personal history. TO Irish
America
P2-neliss speech It caarksnxeli xzs .
pointed bid Tor the lsbor vote II was also
meant TO erfice Dsris-. ba1 only stirred
up DzrIff's bile Writing 10 the Latter
World Dzrits predicts that Parnen viii
hurnhrg the workingmen and denounces
him Tor making hypocrificz3 professions
IN the interests Of labor. while actively
fornentsog radical tends between the
English and Irlxh d<raocrzr1es and arcus-
ing him Of beng ready 10 wreck the home
rule movement 20 pare the way for . conn
pact ike ihsf 0f 7t5a
since the San Francisco f-scxs. when Mr..
Nacksy vindicxted his wlfe-s hOoor. the
other party, instead Of prosecuting Nacksr
On the spot has dome nothing IN the way
oz slnd1czfson unless inspiring suggestions
N some American and European papers
thai Mackay assaulted him from behind.
MAckAys London solicitors. In proserui-
ing an Ansl0-French paper for Ibe1. be-
l3eve they have hit On the origin Of the
Indictment Of the Gtelous xrfacle. and il
viii add additional interest 10 the proceed
1ngz Proof Is produced connecting the
San Francisco INCIDENT vita the press At
iacks IA Paris
The xork OF taking the census Of the
British empire began Thursday. In India
i Is expected 20 show go so 40 inhab-
1fEnfs, against 254 90 90 IN 1871 The
British iszes vii be taken q month benre.
and u Is estimated that tie population
VII show al increase Of Is per cent.
Lord Lvftoo has corne from Paris TO
have conference With Lord Salisbury on
possible issues arising from Empress Fred
er7ckis visit 10 Paris He does not fear
that The relations between France and
Germany viii be seriously strained Ee
taclfly blzmes the empress Tor iDprude1ce.
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aArcHED FOR A FINISH FIGHT.


fzsScIsoo, March ESPECIAL -
saasrlis RocheIts and Gus Muller have been
1aasciaso ey The san Jose Athletic Club for
: Anlsa contest II April TIE purse s
-. ss's 70 the winner and S. 10 tie loser.
ss.sess..fIss ee1eased Muller once N The
sa "a see q Huntington the CAlsSornis
In In las selected Rochsfse 10 hex Wits
40 ro1nos next Friday night
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Msxrsv1lE. Cal, March g. Wo-d
reached here this evening thai . tornsd0
or wh5rszind started 81 Browns Valley
YESTERDAY snd passed between here and
Wbes;iand In tore up everything Ia Us
oourse- demolished the TANK houses, barns
ard fences. took fence panels $50 yA-cs II
re sir. moved i.SslFscrnd barley
r-usher sxenfy feet IL vert very slowly
ara IN = xigxac course No ISes V ere
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WORLDS FAIR AND THE UNIONS
Denaads Of Organized Labor Refused
MoooEaheas Miners Win-

CHICAGO, March 6.-Ihe Worlds Fair
directors tonight adopted . reply to the de-
mAnds Of the Chicago labor unions The
reply comedies eight hours day and the
establishment Of an arbitration tribunal 10
settle disputes The demand that si,50 be
made the minimum Of wages. and that
union labor be gwen the preference we're
virtually refused. the directory Sc wing that
both subjects had been referred 10 special
committee
PErTssrRs, March 6.-The strike of
miners of coal In the Monongahels valley
has ended in complete victory for the
men Todsy the operators decided TO con-
cede TO the demands Of the strikers for an
advance IN the mining rate Of y cent per
hUshel, and TO resume work Monday. The
strike was one Of the longest xud most
determined ever known IN this section II
lasted ten weeks, and the men lost IN wage.
alone over 81 .0Oe CO., The absence of this
great sum OF money IN the valley his
caused Suffering among not only the miners
and their families baaf great majority Of
other persons depending on them for liv-
ing. Besides miners, the strike has AZ
iecsed an army CT other iaborers-
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wAsEIxsrax Crrr. March s-Secrs1x-y
Proctor issued 3 general order this AFTER
noon authorizing The enlistment n the
s-zny Of not more than 200 Indiana
The secretary Ct TIE infsrso- today
granted permission 10 Buffalo BIZ - en-
gage 100 Indians trs- his show frol tie
Sioux reservation The privilege EAs
granted after sa investigation mate tr the
SECRETARY Is 10 whstoe- o. npf the INDIANS
heretofore with the WIla West SHOW hsve
become deu1oraaszed. waEa TIE SECRETARY
thinks Is ROT the cxse-
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1AEER To MEET yEM SMITH.
IN Wall Wants . Go 1t Great Boh
Fssrxfru mona

AEv YoKx. March "a special 70 the
fs'sx tasssse. from London, ssvs: Tony
east has agreed 10 hack Peter Maher. the
islsa Champion, TO fight gezn Smith for
~ slce and the Championship Of
LiElzn1. Io6 Wall. the ns61le-we;ghf
ca Ga of England. = willing 10 meet
BOB fsfzsirn-nons for purse Of ft0 and
iae fo'scx Ga-ssEs chan pioashsn.
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sAs Francisco. March s-p-esz5enf
1-s- q The California ATHLETIC Cab, 10
Teos'Fea dispatch from Captain
.9ok. 9; HE Boston Fs1soe .gssrs, stating
- 80 s4lznF Carroll. oI BROOKLYN. declines
- aasei sa1n-n Hal, # Australia.
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English soldiers Inj.r~a NJ So.

HALIFAX. March THE rroor shin
0-ortes. with sne First hgTsal5o- 81 The
Lssfe-shl-e regiment arrived here res1e--
GAY from Be--ads- Very bad weather
wss experienced 81 the WAY m SAo--sr
AFTER leaving ENGLAND for Bs-r1aaa "a.
steamer Was boarded fsy an irn-ease rsfssi
ware. and uEzfe- 81 ssa-aen hassr II
5E-e5 and twenty-five soldiers -norv or less
h1rs~ Some had their arms broken So
Others we're na52r bruised In so-e u
ssx-res legs were broken.
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SAY Francisco, March 6--Ihe Western
Union Telegraph Company fled a answer
IN the United States circuit court today in
the suits brought by the government
s~asr.sr the Pacific railroads and The ie3e-
rraph company 10 hsre their leases al
RULED for failure 10 comply with Their con-
t-arrs. The company asserts thai the b5il
Of complaint states raas the course Of
scrsan l. not properly cognizable II . co1-T
~ s-r.rs5sy bat III 81 all the matters SCI forth
- f1se iii zre cognixzble II az al. II
.-Frz,-r ot iaw: also that certain Of the Al
Ss-ed causes % action are barred by hznisA-
ssfs-, and larheS
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MINING MEN ALAKMED.
SALT Lake Capitalists Agitased Over Pro-
posed Advance In Rates.

SAlr LAKE. March ESPECIAL The
mining men Of this city 2re much aEifased
orer q proposed advance Of ere rates They
understand that fhe Rio Grsnde Western
has applied 20 the Trans Missouri Freight
Association 10 have tie rate On ore from
PARK City 10 DeaEer and the Missouri
river advanced S. per ton- II this Is not
done TIE chairman Of the IrsDs-Mlssou-l
association says that the rate on ore from
Utah common points 10 Denver viii se re-
duced 10 s. per ton. and 10 the Missouri
river 10 SO PER ton In view Of this ralr-
Ing men representing carlIai Of So .css',.
90 and yss-ly output Of S. 900. fsts signed
3 call tonight for s meeting tozo-row 10
protest against The proposed rsase n rates
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rHE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK

DSufh American CeIlapee sim Para
ay1es The WDR1d ~ COa0erce.
NKw YoKK. March Especial The
present Eeek has BEEN an unpleasant r.
minder 10 Wall street that the causes
whsch led 10 the panic lasf autumn are
sfiA actively u work The depression
which preceded the collapse of the Ba.sngs
and the collapse itself we're directly
chzrge&hIe 80 the reckless investment of
British capital In the Argentine Repubgic
and other South American states. The
tact that the Barring holdings OF sach
securities we're taken over By the Eank Of
England and other financial powers id
not improve their intrinsic yaiue. 1;
merely checked for . moment the develop
mens 81 the desperate Situation Other
LOOd0n FIRMS we're interested In the same
direction. aod . mass Of investments
EhcEn 10 res upon an almost worthless
iUrndxs.on
This fact mas come out the credit Of
LONDON firms has been asssiaed and
though Europe has sold out It's speculative
American stocks 10 such an extent that II
can pour very little more upon or mar
ker. there Is uncertainty and q fear that
the effects IN London are necessarily re-
Eerted n our market It MAS noticeable
that the conclusiDn Of arrangements 10
fund the coupons Of the Argentine
national debt had very little eject II
checking the disturbing tendencies. bur
while TINS xss the main decreasing insu-
ence IN values in our stocks. the market
wss made more severe by causes or5gsnRt-
ing near home.
The ad5curnmenf Of congress was hailed
With cheers In the Stock Exchange, hut
the disappearance Of that inserting lnhr-
erce did not compensate for tie absence
OF public influence Oh the foreign sl1ua-
szlon- The prospect OF heavy gold ship
ments and the appearance OF unfarnrz5le
trafiic statistics In place OF the expected
Improvement there was abundant reason
for the Development Of benrish feeling
throughout the week. eliminating ia .
very actiEe and declining market Friday
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rssrrox. ARK, March 6-Nsl Con-
r-sr1ar green reports thai . NsncAn
xo--an and Eve chsldren we-s drowned AZ
Soao-nonrilie today xaaie e-22SAso1-1s -
r-oSx RE a,sls xsvey OF razL
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Mazsa A.<.sss. Csc. I.&ane L. Court

NEE 0EEAys. Nz-sh s-W hen fazastz " r.
t-ozrAs Into oQsa-T this morning ais t&ce
essnched and hs looked tssdly frightened
He wAs taken laso the YsrzxKis <s15cs q LIE
sherI, where he created ssass1soa and
fell i-1o . fE-S31s -EEf. waving has A@-s1.
In the an xo6 beating his n-E2sE- Mama.
Mama. ny VIE EF w1se - he screamed.
md fa-ew himself r5e2easzy - saae -saa-
az r-seo- He lar there long TINE While
fher tired 30 rzac1sr him he Suddenly
surreS I'D aSEn and oace noz-e tore LIS
kasr and paea1e2 for merry Then =.
beam 10 8c7 Ike . rzEng -Zxnsac. AID II
rs5zsre5 the combined tEar1s q sEo
DEPUTIES % rrsFenf hin <rCSzn doing HIM
sssf harm he Zade 5 r1s1 fnC vz1oos
a15 xs1xrrr1e3 10 throw himself csEs- aus
VS. had s-s1 6nz-tT ore--,oxe-e6 ~ TIE
officers xoS hza5ru5r1 Il Is sad 1bas KS
-nzrs5 e Esvl1g VET unce- l1t g-esf sl-xz1
ana be Is unAtat 10 cozt-oa himself
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Lovpoy. March s--Roherf Lindsay An
frobus, second son OF Sir Edmund An
tsobus- and Junior partner IN the we'll
known banking house Of CoufIs T. Co, Was
found dead in bad this morning with q r1s-
1ol br his SIDE IL Is believed to be . case
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B. B. Dearborn
... ss.s %. Printer .-: mn ..
se7 Cherry Sfrees

Rock Crsek oenefsry- Mrs Csorer, 6zugh-
ter Of the decreased. wiI scr0nusny1 the
xznzlns. which vii ne transported IL Sal-
livxn = private CIR. the Wznoersr. leaving
here Thursday. March n.
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sax JosE. Nsrch "a HAL who 3 sEEs-
-,o,sea 10 he one Of the Nsra m1rds-s-s
vas arrested nj 6ilroy yesterday He gives
RS name Of Frank Smith. ana answers
r,rrfssrsly The description q one o. iae 1aeo
rrso -rrr5ered CAPTAIN 6reSlwocd-
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pxaErE Mz-rA "a manifesto A2s BEEN
ssSas-a ssy The Old CzecAs zvso1 sas receas
elections Thsy declare thai since sas re-
sys7. n the elections show The desire q The
people 10 ssors : policy 6l1sre-sf frc-2 thai
followed tT DSz who n2Se grown gray
>. the service. me rs.7czsa leaders ei The
GA gs~ck PARTY viii retire from yznllc lie
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sE York March s--A1 the horse sase
.o6sy he zyesr-od colt sseamboat, full
n11ner q Nzscof. Was purchased By MAJ
soam Fo7bes. Of Boston. for f11J0y5. The
80 E1seznsad stnd colt consignment. consist
ing Of nine 2-yezr-oids. fosI. a. 1ivA
oao0oed dams sired by stanhoui and A.
caxsz- VAS Sold today The first animal
yuf mp Enz > splendid hxr xsiy sr the
Lannon's STEAMBOAT. cut Ct Fanny wise. fy
aufE0od- she YES secured By Nasccrr
Forbes, Of Boston, for 81 500.
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R,-rrx GEEK, Mich March n. ne
conference OF the SsFenth-Issy Advsni as1>
,,e,sa today. Interesting rspc-'s q ne
w,-k during the past year. ssEsee12AAs =
80 -,SSS;a, S-y line. were -eso-
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The Pc oil Tournament

:. 1hAocsk. March SIN the \ urnsrasn.
= 81 - score stood: Caea-wzfsr 80. SsAc-itsi
r S91ve lsa. Ward L. Powers GefesseS
= a,Esca n the Third series
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yIEyxA, March 6-There wAs q riot At
Kolen8 al an election today, organized By
the snfi-Se-niiics, who wrecked number
CT Jewish shops and rsraged the Jewish
cemetery where 10: one grsreslone wAs
left standing One jew Was killed
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fs<.sA Gamblers Fishtiu. H.ra.

AIS. Ns-eh -NcsKstlsS,snxssr- s7.e
.szsaAs osxlsl1.n q the cssaz.l.er e ssf..us,ss
- every Kind Of besSag On horse
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rzHxE 8 D. ME-rA S-Ine Legislature
foaar killed the Woods fair hal Il
ccsrld MA get . swo-Ea1-os rcse- The
s.n.u-1 asked sor YVES So 9A
S.rxsxD-o. March e--s5gse-re- Marx
hs-n -pasv ssxn%1 the Narz6ss fair Ri
x-.--~s-s-sxrs-sr $SG ft6
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Pr-rFrzs Mach at E7c1 Ws-soE1z o
rrzu-s Russian xuzar, committed sz5<zSe
IRIS rncr-s-r n TIE zSssss tcz1ss -uo- 81
re u,soz <zx1suz. By Ax2gzax ke-s<2f sz1A
sr1rea sas YRS wei DRESSED and rz11s
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xxsTgg- EEsg-sEyCE ron SALE.

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WAsEzssr0x Crit, March s-The
cruisers PhIsdeIYflsa and San Francisco
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BEJGRApE- March h.-Brallixnt oere-
monies marked the Official proclamation
today for TIE accession Of Alexander j. 70
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IAcoHA, March s.-rIspecaaL Manage
harrass OF the san Francisco League Base
BAH club. has written Secretary Rockwell.
81 the Pacific North vest League. fhas II
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