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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-30

The Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January l, 1891,
70 date are 1853. 40. There were fled for
record yesterday > deeds, the considerations
sggregAtirg sl6,74j. an average OF .644.03. Fol-
lowing is the LIST furnished by Osborne,
Trenper & Co, s5straetors OF title, lie Cherry
street. between Front and second:
Gecrzs A EstAbrook to william D. Gardner,
lots > 8, !. block and other, Bear Creek add,
Day CEy;5.090.
Wlllsal D. Gardner 70 Lille P Parker, lot. 2,
3 :, 5-ock and OTHER, Bear Creek add Day City,
Charles F. Bshntge 20 Glenn Dumet,, 10. 10,
block 6, Rainier I'D, $50.
{. T. Movers - q. Il. Van Doren. ne sw NV
J. 4 J.ekson 10 A. c Thompson, lots S to 10,
block 4, keysrone add, kirlgnd, s.
T.. y. EcF acGen II A. &. Thompson, lots 2, 3,
4. block /, Kirkland Gardens adj. see.
A. e. Thompson 70 J. A. Jscsson. lots 70 10,
block !, Keystone add. Kirkland. s.
a G Thompson - j. i. Jackson. lots 2, 3 ea1
4, block I, Kirkland Gardens add, 81
JOANNA c. L1ens II Max Glorious, lots TO
l., block 3, River PARK, {IS9.
Zion ". Den'on 20 z K. Mccoy, block 81,
E. A. Mckenzie to c. A. Mckenzie, undIz lots
and ?. block e, Mex ( D., lake Washington,
BI-B.6L Co. IT, cappar Kuhne, lots 10, IL
ard L, Dlock g. Huntington PIX, SIS
West CossT Imp co. 10 john Dzhistedt, lot 4,
block a. Gil-nsn Park, SID
Eqith u. Reed To ". 3. Robertson, lot 5, block
5, tfilmsns adj, 81.
Harry White CT al. 20 d. c. Brown, lot 10, block
Z, Rite Bros aid kirkland, 500.
Harry White ct FL. 10 4. Z Cox, lot Ii, block z,
White Bros add Kirkland, 800.
Harry White es a.. 10 I. Dickie, lot IA, block 7,
White Bros add Kirkland, 500.
Harry bite CT al. 10 II. De Sie, lot l3, block =
White Bros. add Kirkland. $lCD
Harry White ct a. 20 J. T. Fisher, lot 8, block
:, y hite Bros add Kirkland. sloG.
Harry v bite et al 70 4 Redmond, lot Y, block
:, White Bros add kirkland. SEQ.
hairy " bite 81 al - Z. Cox. .Os A. bIO-k Z,
White Bros add kirkland, 500.
Harry White et al. TO Z. Cox, lot 8, block :,
White Bros add Kirkland, 800.
EaIston Burnhan TO william Murphy, lots Is,
10 and ., block i, ClOverdaie add, 500.
John Stidl 20 Dr.. 81. kreigK, sc ne, lie Sc, ne lie,
sec p B. 6, and other. 81
DR. N krelgk 20 John otidl, sc ne, ne ne,
sec - IS 8, aud other, 81
James a. Moore 20 r II. Rsnick, lot /. block 7,
LaEons add, $780,
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HOW OLIVIER PAWN DIED.
Captured by the soudsn Prophet and
Buried Alive 10 Save Trouble.

CAIRO, Dec. 29.-Father Ohrwalder. who
recently escaped from Omdurman, has
written letter TO the widow o. Olivier
Payn. describing her husbands death.
ohrwalder says Payn, after being
captured by the Mahdi. was chained as a
spy and caught fever while en- route to
khartoum. He was not allowed 10 halt,
however, but was hoisted on camel. Be-
ing too Ill 70 retain his seat he fell head
foremost and was then buried alive to
save further trouble.
lOliyier Payn was noted French communist
and warm personal friend OF Henri RochetorL
II had been supposed that he Joined the mahdis
troops instead OF Joining Gordon at Khsrtoun,
and TO him was given credit for the successful
military operations OF the Arabs il the s0Udan.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship AIki viii be due from Alssks q
January ,
Steamer Glide is lying Up ~ stesson 4 euI
MIL Company's wharf
Nothing has been heard from the stesnG
lola as yet. She Is probably weafhsr-bogat
somewhere.
Captain NcAllep. OF Ehs freboat, 10 laid ~
sick with & fever. Captain Peter Mccoy 10 SUB
bing for him
steamer Sarah NJ Renton did not run yssses
day. Her machinery il out OF order and she .
laid Up for repairs.
Steamship City Of Topeks sailed for Ass
yesterday morning taking ~ tons OF sea'a
freight, chiefly merchandise. and the following
passengers: J. T. Gray, D. y. Foster, WI
Davis and F. Powers
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Soldiers Dlsperss a Russian Mob.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. ga dispatch
from Baku, on the west coast OF the Cas-
plan sea, states tina. a riot occurred there
which had its origin in attempts of mob
to lynch a thief caught in the
act of robbing q bazaar The
mob would undoubtedly have carried
its intentions into effect had not the police
charged them and finally rescued him.
The crowd then turned its attention to
sscking the shops Of the city. The police
were absolutely powerless. but soldiers
made short work of the rioters, charging
upon them regardless of consequences.
A large number Of the crowd were in
jured, some quite seriously. Order was
restored in short time.
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German Minister. to Be Transferred.

BERLrs, Dec. 9.-The North German Ga
fetts says that IL learns from reliable
sources that DR.. Won Hollenbum, at pres
ent German minister to Japan, will e
transferred TO Washington City, where he
will represent Germany in place of Count
Arco Valley. who died some time ago.
Baron Won Gutschmid, who is now Ger
man minister to Chile. viii be transferred
10 Tokyo, to take the place made vacant
by the transfer of DR.. Won Hollenbum.
DIR. Won Winckler, now holding the
position Of secretary of the German lega-
ton at Constantinople. will. according 10
the information furnished the North
German Gare.te, be appointed minister to
Mexico
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MoKE MERCER EooDLKKY.
How He Went Into Partnership With q
stationer to suindIe the Province.

MoETEEAL, Dec. cit is stated
that Mercier, acting IN an OFF,
cial capacity as premier OF Que
bee. but without being authorized
70 do so by an order in conneil, and conse-
quently without sanction Of the crown,
passed contract with Longlais.
Of 81. Roche, in virtue Of
which he was 70 furnish al
the goods in his line required in every
public office in the province for four years,
no contract price being stipulated.
Two letters Of credit for 5000 each
were given LangIais and are now under dis
count at one Of the city banks. Although
Langlais received 10000 Of the peoples
money, i IS alleged he only furnished $l0,-
90 worth Of stationery. Rumor has il
ex-minister, or his son, is deeply inter
ested IL this or other stationery contracts.
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ERRORS ~ ASSESSMENT
Where improvements Are Wrongly Re-
turned, Allowance to Be Made.

The county commissioners yesterday
made an order relating 10 errors in assess
ments that will serve 20 obviate some OF
the difficulties that have recently arisen in
the county treasurer's Office. The order
adopted is as follows:
II disappearing 70 the board that numerous errors
were nsde on the assessment rOlI for Is9I.
whereby Improvements were assessed on sundry
parcels OF land, where, in laer. no improvements
exist, it IS ordered that the county treasurer be
and he hereby Is authorized and directed 70
return as error the assess e1t Of such improve
neass when the evidence produced proves con-
clusiyely 20 him that such assessment is in fact
an error and that such improvements do no:
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rarnelIItes Rejoice over Election

DUBLIN. Ded. 29.-Reimond presided a.
meeting Of the National League here
today. The members present congratu-
lated themselves and Redmond upon~ais
election. He declared tina; the victory n
Waterford was the beginning Of revival
OF the trust formerly placed in PaTnellites
and that the prospects Of that section of
the Irish party are now bright.
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BRAINS OOZING OUT.
Mail Clerk Fatally Hurt by
Looking Out of a Car.
TACOMA BOY KILLED sYAFALL.
Member Of Ships Crew Drowned 1T
Port Gamble-The Condition Of
the State Treasury.

Moscow, Idaho, Dec. 2o-On the arrival
Of the Northern Pacific train st p. N. c.
:. Haines, the mail messenger, was found
by George Hoke hanging out of his car in
sensible. He was removed into the depot
and surgeons summoned. Il was found
that his skull was crushed and his brains
ooZing out. His features were man
gled horribly. He was dying at
10 p. N. 1t is supposed he put his head
out Of the car door at the material yard
lear Sunshine and came in contact with a
Pile Of ties. He lives in Spokane and
leaves family. Should he die tonight,
his body viii 60 20 Spokane on the morn
ing train
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Lottery Ticket. Seized a. Montreal.

OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 26.-The government
has made an important seizure of Louisiana
and Mexican lottery tickets at Montreal
for having been smuggled into Canada,
such articles being duliable. The man
from whom they were seized is named /.
+. May. He pleaded that he was simply
sub-agent FOR Montreal tobacconis; who
was general agent for the whole city. A
long list Of persons in Montreal, chiefly
tobacco and cigar dealers. who acted as
sub-agents, has been secured. and inter
estLnG deyelopmenis are expected.
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Rrief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, Dec. @. - Special - John
Hone, father-in-l.w of Charles King, died
today, aged y The remains viii be taken
70 New York city for burial
The majority Of Tacoma business men
believe that the effects Of the financial de-
preston will not be felt after next spring,
and that there IS every prospect OF good
business year beginning with January L
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4 Very Common Want.

"Out Of sorts" distract" ";he blues" these
are familiar appellatIyes for Q1con Portable, TN
deEuah.e sensations, accompanied with lass.-
tIce, nervousness, Indigestion. Poverty OF the
blood, % remedy which al effective s:omschic
pe5sisteotiy used Is TIE paramount need, IS coa-
.ussFe evidence that the system Is INSULT
clcUty nolrlshet oecause-srd Tor no other
cause where organic disease does not Sxlst-tae
food Is not assIIlllsted. Reinforce the tlarE. ny
energies II the stomach, reform an irregular
coGd -iao 81 the bowels. keep Up a healsaiul
se,-St2D OF tEs bile with Hcsts;ter's Stomach
hitit-s. For over thirty years this popular u si-
ic4ne has supplied the common want 81 the
nervous Invalid, ths cyspcptic and of persons
deficient n vitality, su efficient tonic. To -
power Of ttUpartl0g strength is R;t-itEtab be IS
tUcacy a. preventive OF malaria sad a
grippe Thoroughly effective "a u too tor Ehel.-
NATHAN, ktdn2y complaint and neuralgia
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Condition of the State Trea.urx

OLYMPIA, Dec. 29.-[Special The cash
received by the state treasurer from Janu-
airy 1. 1901, 10 December -. 1891, TO the
credit Of all the funds, excep; permanent
school fund, amounted 10 SOP. SS9. -.
During the period named warrants were
drawn by the state auditor against the
same funds to the amount of S1.097. 62I.Ga.
Receipts for the government school fund
during the year amounted TO SIS. $40. 30. of
which the sum OF SIS, $50. So was invested
in bonds
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NANoPuR. India, Dec. 29.-The India
national congress opened here today with
500 delegates present. An expression of
most earnest love and loyalty 10 Grea.
Britain was made at the opening.
The Marquis Of L2nsdowne,' viceroy OF
India, has been making a tour OF the
country and everywhere was received with
the warmest expressions OF loyalty and
devotion TO British interests.
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John Melander, Cook on the Schooner
Spokane, Falls OF the Wharf.

Spokane, Falls OF the Wharf.
PoET GAMBLE, Dec. 29.-[Special. John
Me!ander, cook on the schooner Spokane,
belonging 10 the Puget Mil Company, was
accidentally drowned at Por, Gamble Mon
day night. Melander had only the pre-
vious evening arrived from trip to Homo
lulu. and had been spending the day on
shore with old friends.
About p. m. while endeavoring 70 re-
turn on board his vessel, it Is supposed
that in the darkness he missed his footing
and fell into the water. Every endeavor
was made TO rescue him, but without sue
cess, and up to the present his body has
not been recovered.
Melander was about 81 years OF age, and
anatlve of Sweden
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North Pacific Insurance Assets.

TACOMA, Dec. 29.-Court Commissioner
Clifford reports regarding the motion for
a permanent receiver for the North Pacific
Insurance Company, putting the assets at
$3.50 lower than the value placed thereon
by Insurance Commissioner Weir. Stock
holders considered Weir's valuation too
low, and now that the court commissioner
has put stlI lower valuation on Il a per
manent receiver was asked for.
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/ Tacoma Rnr IliIInd

TACOMA. Dec. % Special. Arthur
Firth. aged ID years, son Of Edwin Firth.
proprietor Of the City of Paris dry goods
store. n 1855 Tacoma avenue. fell today
from s;oop 1t the back Of his fathers
house, striking his head on the ground
fifteen feet below. lie died al noon. after
suffering for abou. four hours. The bows
skull was fractured
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New Sound Steamboat Company.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Dec. 2a--Special.1-
The Hastings Steamboat Company was
incorporated today, with 4 capital stock Of
$4,000 In 100 shares Of Sl0J each. The m
corporato-s ere I. B. Hastings, Charles 5.
Davis and c. L. Terry. The companv's
business IS 70 conduct, manage and oper-
pc s;eam5oa! lines. The Hastings com
<pany owns the steamers Enterprise. Gar
land, Wildwood and al in.eres. in the
Urru0Sa
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The Por. Townsend Quarantine Station.

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. 29.-ISpecial. j
Representative Wilson has been urging
the war department 70 relinquisn land op-
posite Port Townsend for quarantine
station, for which $1,000 has been appro-
priated. He says that there is no place
the station can De built unless the govern
ment reIinquishss the ground opposite
Port Townsend.
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New Money Order once. in wa.hington.

WAsHrSGroS CRY, Dec. 29.-[Special. !
The following additional money order Of
fees viii De established IN Washington on
January 4: Castle Rock. Cowlitz county:
Hadlock, Jefferson county; Ilwaco. Pa
cihc county; Kelso, Cowlitz county;
Marysviile, Snohomish county; Orillia,
King county: Tenino, Thurston county.
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CoSsrANTINoPLE, Dec. 2a.-Owing TO a
report that sn entente had been arrived at
between Turkey. France and Russia rs an
offset to the triple alliance. semi-official
Turkish note issued, declaring that the
Porte will. as heretofore, pursue policy Of
peace and friendship toward all the powers
ana endeavor 10 fuihll international obi
cations. making no exception in behalf Of
any power
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MIR. GLADSTONE AT 81.
The Grand Old Man Preparing
for a Fresh Struggle.
TURKEY DENIES An ALLIANCE.
Russian Soldiers suppress . Riot
Transfer Of German and English
Mlaisfers-PArneIIites Rejoice.

I,orpo1. Dec. 29.-GIadstone was g
years old today. He is at present at
Blarritz, France, q watering place On the
bzy of Biscay, where he is seeking 70 re-
cTg" his strength in order 20 perform the
u ImentaEy duties before him.
fsIAggr7z, Dec. 29.-The municipal
authorities waited upon Gladstone today
and congratulated him upon the occasion
.. ths anniversary Of his birthday. ff-
teen members OF the British Club also
called, presenting him with floral crown.
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wind reached velocity 81 O'Clock this
morning Of thirty-three miles an hour Tor
i've minutes, rising TO rate OF forty miles
for single minute three times. Durlng
the gale last night the ropes OF the steamer
Colby became entsngied at low water and
she was filed by the incoming tide and
sunk. She viii not be seriously damaged.
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The Congressional Sick List.

WASHINGTON Cry, Dec. Ex-senator
Proctor's slight attack Of grip still con-
fines him 70 his residence. Congressman
Wright IS better today. Speaker Crisp is
stronger today. and Is able 70 sit up.
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LEWISTON, Pa, Dec. Ga. II. Lee,
manager OF the Logan Iron and Steel
Works, near this place. was found dead in
an adjacent creek this morning. The
cause Of his death is unknown, as there
was nothing even to Indicate IT. Lee was
widely known in the IRON and steel trade
throughout the country.
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State Land Selections.

OLYMPIA, Dec. &.-[Special. The land
commissioner selected for entry today
$3.50 acres in Waterville district and /, 555
acres in Spokane, the former 20 be assigned
to a grant Tor charitable, educational and
penal institutions, aad the Latter 10 gran!
for q scientific school.
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Counterte!ter Goes 20 MeNelr. Island

George Martin. who was arrested 81
Anacortes ten DAYS ago. in company with
fai heuelck. upon a charge OF manufact.
urlnE and passing counterfeit money, was
arralgAed for hearing yesterday before
Commissioner kleter. He waived exam.
lnation and was bound over for trial in the
federal court IN the sum of $1,000. Pend.
ing his trial commitment was issued
transferring him from the county jail "a
ACNeiIs island.
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CONDENsED DISPATCHES.

The French chamber has fnslly approved To
tariff bill. 396 20 H.
~ BEy City, Mich, Wednesday night, Jossfa
LomintE was murdered and his 5-year-oid cnlil
probably fatally wounded Dy unknown persons
who entered the house Tor the purpose Of ROD
berry.
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Harbor Line Commission.

OLYMPIA, Dec. 29-rSpecial Owing 70
the continued absence Of Commissioner
Richards, the harbor line commission
TOOK IN hna. action today in the location
Of the harbor lines. I. W. Anderson and
l. =. Campbell, OF Tacoma, addressed the
board relative - waterway desired by
the Tacoma Land Company 81 Tacoma
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Fnsland's New Minister to ItAlr.

LoSpoS, Dec. 29.-The queen has sp-
proved the appointment Of Sir K. l..
Morier as British minister % Italy. Baron
Vivian, ST present minister at Brussels.
succeeds Moyier as British ambassador at
81 Ieters hurr.
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victoria Chinamsn Fined for Fran,

OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 29.-The minister Of
customs has inflicted fine Of SO uron \
Chinaman st Victoria, b. c. for endeavor-
ing TO defTaud the department by per
sonating another individual with a view
20 obtaining a permit 10 return 70 Canada
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An Oregon Robber Arrested.

sALEA. Or. Dec. 29.-Ispecial.l w. D.
Dempster, under arrest al Albany for bur
glary, is wanted here for robbery, several
evenings ago, of some stores al Turner.
The stolen goods were found on his person.
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Dyspepsia,

with all the horrible suffering so many pee
know too wei Dyspepsia does not set We.
Itself II requires careful attention 20 Diet ana
good medicine Ike
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monwealth bill. bat he believed the feder-
alton Of the Australian colonies was only
delayed, not defeated. he added that the
financial prospects OF the colony were
promising and that good reports have been
received concerning the harvest.
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'se...Ie Night Train Ab.ndened

OLYNPIA. Dec. 29-[SpeciaL F-Superin-
tendent McCabe, OF the Northern Pacific.
was in the city today. After an inspec-
ton OF the roadbed along the line he de-
cided to suspend for the present the night
train from Seattle TO Portland via Olym-
pia, on account OF the danger of landslides-
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oldest CONGREGATIONAL Minist.r D..d.

CHARDoy, o., Dec. 29-News was re-
ceiyed here today Of the death of Rev.
William Potter at the age of 95. Father"
Potter was the oldest Congregational min
lister in the world. His ministerial age
was Il years months and u DAYS.
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rors rewn.ena CIV Attnrner Ra.l.n.

Pear TOWNSEND, Dec. 2a--Special.1-
City Attorney +, c. Robertson resigned
thIs evening on account Of contemplated
removal from the city Z. W. Jenning
has been appointed as his successor. Both
are Democrats.
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Bush Fires I'm New south WALL,

SYDNEY. y. 5. W, Dec. - -Ev,en,;ve
bush fires have swept over the dlstr,c. Of
Albany, Wigra Nigga, Temora and
Nudge. causing immense damage 70 the
crops. A large number Of livestock were
burned 10 death.
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The storm Ar olxur,.

oITNFIA, Dec. 22,--Special. The storm
OF Monday night was the seyerest exper-
fenced here since August, ISS2. according
10 Tie records OF the weather bureau. The
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The Victoria rarliament Prorocued.

MELBOURNE. Dee. @9-The governor Of
Victoria prorogued the colonial parl:a-
meut today. Ills excellency. in elosins :
tire session. said he regretted that difficu.-
ties Lad arisen IN dealing with the com
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High Water In the Willamette.

SALEM. Or, Dec. 29.-The river continues
slowly rising. The stage Of water is about
nineteen or twenty feet above low mark,
but all the gauges are under water.
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The King of Sweden little Better.

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 29.-The king shows
little, if any, improvement. The attack
OF influenza from which he is suffering is
a severe one, and his lungs are affected.
The crown prince IS acting as regent OF
the kingdom
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Shipping Intelligence.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Dec. 2a.-Cleared-St
Lakme. for Port Townsend; Mic str Cost
Rica. for Nanaimo; ok Hesper, for Van
couver, B. {. Sailed-Str Oregon, TO
Astoria
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Electric Cars on Commercial street.

The change in the South Seattle stree
railway on Commercial street from a
steam motor 70 an electric line has beer.
completed and one car Is now making
half-hoQrly trips each way.
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abou; 100 loves OF bread were strewn along
the road. Mulch gained control Of the
horses and no further damage Eas done.