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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-31
ANARCHISTSMUSTGO
Disciples Of Dynamite Ordered TO
Quit France.
ESCORTED TO. THE FRONTIER.

Revoluttonists Who Neglected 10
Obey the Command "Fired~ from
French Territory Panic stricken
servants Desert Their Employers
Leader Ravachoi Arrested.
PARIS, March 3l.--In accordance with
the decision Of the government 10 adopt
the most stringent measures 10 repress
the anarchists, orders for their expul-
sion from France were communicated
TO forty Of the leading foreign anarch-
lists in Paris. oactual crime Is charged
against these men. but the authorities
are determined TO prevent them from
committing any acts Of violence here.
They are known 10 DO hand in glove
with the French anarchists. and II Is
believed they will be far less dangerous
II driven from the country.
The anarchists who have been notified
to leave are Italians, Germans. Aus
trians, Swiss and Belglans. They must
leave the country within twenty-four
hours.
Escorted TO tho Frontier.
Several other anarchists, who were
warned short time ago TO leave France,
paid no attention to the warning, and
gave no sign that they intended to de-
part. Yesterday they were taken in
charge by the police and conducted 70
the frontier.
In all the fashionable quarters precau-
tions have been taken to guard houses
against explosives. Cellar gratings
have been replaced by sheet iron shut
L a. All.
Servants employed BY legal officials are
| quitting service.
The policahaye'rea to believe thatlan
anarchist named Leon Ravachol, who has
often been mentioned In these dispatches,
was the author Of the Boulevard st.
| German and Rue Clichy explosions,
and that he was the head Of band Of
| anarchists who have caused the other
| dynamite explosions IN Paris. Several
Of his alleged accomplices were taken
| into custody, but Ravachol apparently
had no trouble In eluding the police. He
| was taken into custody yesterday with
| out the desperate struggle which 1t was
| expected he would make before no
| would submit to arrest.
/ III Ravachol's lodgings the police
found large quantity Of Gulphuric acid.
| Several glass tubes and fuses and two
small metal boxes with places for the
insertion Of fuses were also found.
Il In an interview the anarchists openly
| attribute the recent outrnBes to ven
geance for Benoit's and Bulot'a harsh
Treatment Of the Decamps and Dardare
gang.
| Louise Michcl's Prophecy.
| The Eclair publishes IN interview
l with Louise Michel, the revolutionary
agitator, who always appears with vio'
lent denunciation Of government and
society in times of popular excitement.
She said III the interview that during
the present revolutionary period every
one ought to give his life without fear,
land kin his enemies without remorse.
She was convinced. she declared, that
at the May day celebration Of the work
ingmen the government would i'm.
prison 80 many people that it would
make itself ridiculous and odious. Sh,
prophesied that social revolution wa
Imminent, but added she did not expec
there would he any disturbance OH Ma,
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Two Children Burned 60 Death.

CoLUMBUs, Ind, March 81. Near
Nashville, twenty miles west, during
the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Swearing from their home, it caught
fire and burned, with their two chill
drens a boy OF 4 and a girl Of years,
who had been left alone.
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KILLED by ! nefectiye snnih.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, March 31.-While ig-
hitting a defective squib in the Nelson
mines a premature explosion took place,
killing Peter Brushe almost instantly
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.ohio's New state secretary.

COLUMBUS, o., March 81 Governor
Mckinley has appointed the Hon. G. L.
Poorman secretary of state, vice D. J.
Ryan, resigned. -
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AFR FRANK s. EMMERT, OF the firm Of EN-
WI inert & Fiery, left this morning for New
York TO buy Spring Goods--he will devote much
of his time whilst there, in looking up novelties
in dress goods, trimmings, etc.
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TINE friends of Miss Iglehart are glad to see
her back again She has taken charge Of
the millinery department at
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TIAVE you seen the handsome line of carpets
Fl this spring at EmInert q Fiery's. They are
selling more carpets than ever before and will
give you bottom prices.
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yTyHE best ladies fine shoes in town for 81 25 at
FIERY,s SHOE STORE Guaranteed to be gem
nine Dongola with solid leather counters and
inner soles
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A Famous Eye Specialist Dead.

LONDON, March 3D. Sir William Bow
man, Bart, NJ. D., the distinguished
opthalmic surgeon of London, Is dead,
aged IS.
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TTENTIoN.

IN -
You are invited to call and see the immense
stock of gasoline stoves for sale at my place of
business. The Jewell Process takes the cake
for beauty, economy and quick cooking. J.. w.
r. FISHER corner West King and College streets,
near st. Clair Hotel.
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GAVE Your dimes and quarters by buying your
- Mems and Boys heavy pillow shoes at
FiERY's SHOE STORE.
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The Weather.

Increasing cloudiness, with light
showers; southerly winds.
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.,PRING OPENING 1899.

Yon are cordially invited to our Spring OPEN
ing Thursday, April 18th, 1892, at which time we
win have on display our Spring Pattern Hats,
Dress Goods, and all the new novelties Of the
season. Yours Respectfully,
EMMERT & FIERY.
Thompson's Orchestra viii furnish music for
the occasion.
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NOW is the time and Emmert a Fiery's the
In place to buy your carpets, Oil cloths, rugs,
etc, at bottom prices.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT?
ONE DIME PLACES IT IN Two LINES
BEFORE FIVE THOUSAND READERS.

situat ons, Help Wanted. For Sale, For
Rent. Lost. Pound, strayed or stolen, To
buy. sellor Exchange Whatever Your
want, Make It known In This Column.
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NoU can get bottom prices on carpets at
EMMERT u FIERY's
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VEyILL run on at a great bargain some odd
wv sizes in childrens shoes at
FrERY's SHOE STORE.
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4 BIG LINE.

a BIG LINE.
OF ranges and cook stoves that will please
you. Call and see them. No trouble to show
goods. j. w. r. FISHER corner West King and
College streets near st. Clair Hotel.
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EoR SALE.

For SALE
GOO choice young Peach Trees, at $50 per
1000 1000 young Apple Trees, SO per 900
I7,3w y. H. BRISTOR.
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WILL PAY CASH.

w
Parties having any good manure to sell can
sell same for cash bv inquiring at Adams Ex-
press Office. 3-4-Sw.
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lust rereived-The greatest bargains you
81 ever saw In Mems and Boys shoes.
bought them for less than half what It cost to
make them Now is your chance to get good
serviceable pair of shoes for little money, at
FIERYs SHOE STORE.
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nor RENT.

nor RENT.
A good store room, with cellar and wareroom
attached, North Queen street, doors above r.
i. Snodgrass a Co.'S. drug store. Apply to WIN.
II. WILLIAMS slim.
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PoR SALE.

FoR SALE.
4 An Odell Type Writer, good as new. Cost SIS
Will be sold very cheap. Call at THE WoRDD
sfice and examine same. l-l@u.
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MISS IGLEHART, Of Baltimore, the popular
Vk milliney at Emmert q Fiery's last season,
has returned and will be glad to serve her
friends and patrons with the latest styles in
Spring Millinery.
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ENoR SALE CHEAP.
A first class coal oil stove with burners and
a boiler Enquire at FIERY's SHOE STORE.
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TTkeeps one man busy ut Emmert q Fiery's
i cutting carpets-they have never sold near
50 many before. all owing TO their low prices.
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RENr.

Tor RENT.
ConFenient room next to A. Nj Gilbert's re-
Gently Occupied by VIM Wright as clothing
store Apply to JNC- TELLER 37-tf
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ATLAsT.

No more rusty tinware. have Antitrust tin
ware for sale, call and see for yourselves. J..
W. r. FIsHER, corner West King and College
streets near st. Clair Hotel
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U,oR RENT, ON PUBLIC SQUARE.
From April list, two large first floor parlor
rooms in Burkhart Building across hall from the
ONCE OF the N. M. M. q I. Co., especially suited
s-sSeiW. MRS. BURKHART
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pi.astrons Train Wreck in COLORADO.

DENVER, Dec. 3l.-A disastrous wreck oc-
CURED on the joint track OF the Denver, Texas
4 Fort Worth and Union Pacific railway few
miles north OF GraneroS, small station mid
wav between Pueblo ana Trinidad, 200 miles
south OF Denver. The road had been blocked
by snow for two days, and when the bio kads
was raised this morning two Goubie-heaier
trains were started, one from the north and
the other FROM the south. station
agent failed TO deliver the dispatcher 5
order TO the north bound train, and the two
trains came together with terrific crash The
fireman, h Grub. o. Denver. was instantly
killed. and Mail Clerks Wolcoti, EroitF And
Evans badly injured. The trains Were heavily
laden with passengers, but a. far learned
they escaped serious injury. Four engines were
badly wrecked, four mail ears sre total loss
AMI the baggage car was nearly demolished.
The station agent disappeared after the wreck,
and las not vet been found.
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PASSES NOT LAWFUL.
important Ruling by Interstate
Commerce Commission.
NORTHERN PACIFIC EARNINGS.
}fegress of Work on tho Great North
= srn-Grant street Electric Track
Nearly Completed.

WAsHIssros CITY, Dec. 3l.-The Interstate
ommerce commission today has announced
fteeislon in the railway pass case of the Boston
l L Maine railway. In its answer the road stated
that 1t was in the habit OF giving passes as
business feature OF its administration TO numer-
ora essses OF persons which it specified in It's
sssssr The commission, in its opinion, dis
leagth and concludes:
4 TIE constructions We give section % of the
sG L that where the service of the carrier sub
Jfa 70 the act is ALIKE and contemporaneous Tor
yeEeHnt passengers, the charge 10 one OF
vrsater or less compensation than 10 another
yaAshtUted an unjust iscrimlnation, aud IL
iaalawf0l unless charge Of such greater or less
ioapsnsst,on is allowed under the exceptions
Iefded IN section -; and where the trafiic,
a1ef substantially the same circumstances
- conditions IN other respects. Is not rendered
8Simllsr within the meaning OF the statute
'.he iact thai such passengers hold unlEe or,
smneunes termed, unequal official, social or
LAess positions. or belong 70 the
the Community, or are arbitrarily
Iemed hy carrier. This would
ushde ths right 70 give interstate passes 70
sS.san classes specified in the answer, wnich
Yaeuded gentlemen eminent IN pubhc seIy-
IN higher officers of states. prominent ON
- OF the United states" members OF railroad
Ss9suye Committees and ''pers whose
~ VII is important TO the corporation
WIZ NAAtt- tAhHeEA ti iAsHA@4A~As AA~At.'N1
II the answer whose passes, though Ia iofLn
~, We're sree only iu name, because IN reality
- was some consideration tor them, such as
- issued e. newspaper men III exchange Tor
ng, 10 hotel prupTietors, ice dealers an 4
- aeaiere, aud 10 such other persons VINO a9o
s1hel 70 stand on the special ground OF right
- this class OF persons the commission
H. Tue invest CATION would have 20 ne ex-
$3.50 70 enable X 10 pass satisfactory {ueS-
80 thefeou, ana 20 avoid the delay which
49, ana iuj. investigation q these classes
49, occasion, ana iu view of their minor I'M
Ance and Yet perhaps greater diihco'ty OF
$500 and oi urgency, that defendant las
HShierned 40 this time ot the decision uPoa
Ill leaalng question involved, namely tae
-. eonstuetlau ut the statute upon The
s1e' O Tree t,aas purtatIou.
- commission bias concluded 20 hold the
s as 20 such snec.a' csaas OF persons for
- .lfther lavcs; gat}on 80 might be necessary
v.' Il n iea possession 81 al the iscts before
- passing on them, aud 10 the meantime
- a. order applicable 70 the classes first
- 80 IN accordance with the Instructions OF
as SCI io..a, this Il rs pursuant 10 prac-
zee II oiaer cases.
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DR.. BOW MAN 6 CD.
204 Comm erc!al 81, Seattle, Wash
All Chronic and Complicated Diseases
of Men, Women aud Children
Speedily Cured.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Spermatorrhoea. Semi
nal Losses Night Emissions, 'O-s OF Vital Powers,
Sleep3es- De~s. Gloumfaess, bepress OF OF spirits.
Ave-s4Uu 20 society Nearly discouraged, Lack Il
Cont .eace Dull, iJstle-s Cnht for study or Bust
ness. permanently ana speed ~ cured
ALL %fN & A t. uf 4 RdlIIES and iInpedi-
meuts % marriage corrected.
BLOOD A T. SKIN DISEASES. Syphilis, COM
pleteiy eradicated without the use u mercury.
-Cruf,i.a. Irysipe!Rs El0teae- Erup-lols, Eczema,
Acne, Ulcers, Pimples Pains in the head and
Bones etc permanently cured when others have
failed.
URINARY. kidney and Bladder Troubles Weak
BACK. Burning Urine, Frequency Of trinattng.
Urine Ii ign olorrd OF with Milky sediment on
stand NJ. GOuOfrhaa, elect, Cystitus. SarlcoCele,
Hydro eele, ETC, permanently cured Charges
reasonable.
SIRft TCEE cured in from fit en- 70 twenty
day 1y rue latest aaI most scientific methods.
CAIAkEi. Throat, Nose and Lung Diseases
SUCCESSFULLY and permanently cured.
DR. bowman s co. are the oiGest and most ~
liable speciality firm IN the Pacific Northwest
having been established IN the city Of Chicago Ia
ls67
The seattle Office is under the personal super.
vision OF Br Bowman.
OfHce hours-s "a. M. 10 3 p. IN Sundays. 10 .
70 u
=. p. Persons unable 70 visit rs may be treA,st
a. their homes by correspondence CORsuitaiioa
zee.
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in offices where members of the order
are employed the latter may give notice and
information thereof 10 the officials of the order.
According to the agreement Ramsey will use
his best efforts TO keep in this district officials
OF the order who may not be obnoxious to the
railway officials and who will use their best
efforts to work in harmony with the railway
officials.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 3l-Chief Clark, OF the Broth
erhood OF Raj way Conductors, is in the city to
have a con ference with General Manager Clark,
OF the Missouri Pacific system, relative to some
differences existing between the conductors OF
the Iron Mountain road. After the conference
General Manager Clark said an amicable settle
ment had been reached.
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A SIX-CLUB LEAGUE.
Consolidation of Pacific Coast
Baseball Organizations.
PETER JACKSON AFTER SLAviN
New Orleans Likely to Get the Ryan
Needham Fight-Fine Football
Game at Tacoma Today.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3l.-The Pacific North
west aud California Baseball Leagues have been
consolidated. Alta meeting tonight, at which
Messrs. Rockwell and Hardy represented the
Northwest League and Finn and Harris the
California League, plan of Goa solidation was
sgIeed on. The clubs will receive 20 per cent of
the proceeds, whether al home or abroad
Admission will be 80 cents, ex-
cept in San Francisco, where 25
cents will be charged. There Will be six clubs
IN the new leagne-One each from Portland. Sc
attic, Tacoma, san Franc SEQ. san Jose and
one from either Los Angeles or Sacramento.
The Northwest League favored salary limit
for players, which opposed by California
men The question will be settled at meeting
next TUESDAY, when it viii also be decided
whether Los Angeles or Sacramento shall be
admitted to the league.
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Another Wonderful Cure.
The Eleventh Doctor Cured Her.

Mr.. Editor-DEAR SIR: For eleven years
have been sorely afflicted with a compli-
cation of diseases. embracing the kidneys.
liver. stomach. lungs and general nervous
debility For years had no sleep only at
short intervals For months my mind was
so shattered that | was not responsible for
ANYTHING / did. Had tried ten tlO( physl-
clans OF various practices aud all 10 no
good effect. The eleventh was DR.. Darrln.
He gave me electric magnetic treatments,
and cured me OF all my inhrmitIes. l re-
5 de at PrineviiIe. Or, and have twO broth
ers and one sister living near Harrisburg,
Or-Mrs. {. Huston. William Lane and
Andrew Lane-ali Of whom can be referred
TO MRS. JOSEPH Z. SMITH.
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rrssiaa,t o.kes Explains.

New York Journal OF Finance, December -.
President Cakes. OF the Northern fAelnc'
writes from Chicago that the Wisconsin Ieh'rAI
road viii soon begin 70 earn money largely ana
he exuests that the Northern Pacific Will make
considerable increases alter January / M
Oakes accounts for the failing Oh IN earnings ~
December on the ground that tae comparison
was made with a very favorable earning Iast
vesr. when large amount OF building mater A.
was being hauled on the Western end Oh me
line. The heavy rains in Minnesota sna DaAo'a
have also prevented shipments of grain recently.
All this has been changed and the country
roads are nov 4 good condition, which VII. IN
ngence shipments next mOath.
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Tacoma Railroad News

TACOMA. Dee Sl.-tSpeciaL surveyors are
running lines for Frank ( Ross projected cleo
trie railroad from This city 70 Puyallun Nj.
Ross may also haill a bToad-gauge railroad 10
Puval.up from this city. lie has the consent 81
the Puyallup Indians Tor r.ght-oi-wsy throush
the reservation
Trains VIII run 70 and from the Ed.son
Northern Pacific shops tommo-row night dur
fa, tie opening celebration. as follows: LeAv-
ing seventeenth street ~ 80 and $50 . M
returning from shops ~ 10. 50 ?. Il. and T. m
The White River Railway Company has
leased 10 the White River shlnsle Company all
,f IL rights au1 fran hlses for three years
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Portland Trains to Run over Northern
Pacific Main Line.

Beginning today, the trains between this city
and Portland by way of Olympia will cease run
ming, as announced in the following telegram
from Superintendent McCabe, of the Pacific
division, TO the various local agents:
Commencing December 81, trains Nos. (leav-
here at p. M aud arTiying az 40 p. M viii
be discontinued between Lakeyiew ana Cen
tralia. via. Olympia and Gate City, and Will be
run over main line between Lake View and Cen
tralia.
The through trains TO and from Portland will
connect at Ienno with trains on the Olympia &
Chehalis Valley road for Olympia. The train 10
Olympia aud Montesslo will continue TO run as
A.
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construction will be by boat up the Skykomish
river to Sultan, where the teams for the front
will be loaded. Camps for the accommodation
of the men on construction are being estsb-
lished at intervals along this route. The bids
for the construction OF the Bellingham Bay &
Eastern railroad have been examined and CON
siderei, but no awards as yet have been made.
portion of Mr. Larsen's visit here is for the
purpose OF deciding upon the award OF this con-
tract, and construction is to be opened al once
as soon as the details are arranged.
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Mail Service On the Great Northern

Mall service will be established on the Great
Northern road from here to New Westminster On
January ls. aud all mails on that line will be
greatly expedited by the change. The mails to
points on WILDLY and Camsno islands will be
carried by train to Mukilteo whence they will
be carried by steamers 10 their destination.
similar arrangement will probably be made IN
regard 10 mails for the other islands.
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Drs. Darrin's Place Of Business.

DIS. Damn can be consulted dalIy at
Tine Normandy" corner Third and
James streets Seattle " ash. ONCE hours,
from 10 10 O'Clock daily; evenings, - >;
sundays. 10 10 II. AL chronic diseases.
Irregular. les OF women. blood taints, Joss
OF vital power and early indiscreti0ns per-
manently cured. though no references are
ever made Ia the press concern ne such
cases, owing 10 the de.icacy Of the patients.
Examinations free % al. and circulars
Will be sent TO any address. CHARGES Tor
treatment according 10 the patients aoll-
~, To nav. All private diseases confident
ria.ly treated and cures guaranteed. Pa
tieuts al any distance can be cured by
home treatment Medicines and letters
sent without the doctors name appearing.
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south to North Seattle for a Nickel.

The Front street cable road will hereafter, be-
ginning today. issue transfers 20 the south
Seattle electric line, that passengers can ride
through from South Seattle 20 Queen Anne hill
for one fare. Another ear will shortly be pat
on the South Seattle line, aad a ifteen-minuie
service VIII then be given
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Graham Modife. Pullman Decision.

CHICAGO, Dec 3l.--Judge Gresham modified
his decision Yesterday in the litigation between
the Pullman Palace Car Company and the St
Paul road over the ownership of palace cars.
He stayed an entry Of the order enjoining the
prosecution of the lawsuit by the Pullman ccul-
pany against the railroad 10 give the Pullman
company time in which TO file cross bill If the
company so desired.
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The Grant street Electric Road.

There is still, one block OF track TO lay on the
Grant street electric road on South Fifth street,
which will be finishes in few DAYS. As the
franchise does not yPire till March there is no
danger rhst the road viii not be completed in
the required time, in fact, 1t lie probable that i.
will be finished 10 the race track by that time.
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G. a. GArretSon. OF Cedar Rapids, ia. will lie
in the city n lew days. lie Is grand senior
conductor Of the Order OF Railway Conductors
and Is making trig sround Puget sound
BEGINNING to1sy trains On the Columois &
Puget sound road VII. arrive We minutes late.
than hitherto, toe extr& ttme being consumed
n running 70 the new depot al the Ocean DOCK.
{. r. Hobart, formerly II ehsrge Of the Union
Pacific shops ~ IA Gfsade, or, hss been ap-
pointed master mechanic OF the oregon In
prcrement cos Shops il this city, TO tske
charge today.