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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03

LosDoS, Feb. A bottle floating near one OF
the Shetland islands on Brezay sound. has been
picked up, containing a message from Foua
island, of the shetland group, eighteen miles
west OF the other islands, stating that owing 10
the absence OF communication with the other
islands, caused BY the exceedingly stormy
westher OF the past Eve weeks, the inhabitants
az Fouia are on the verge of starvation They
had. at the time the bottle was thrown into the
water. only few potatoes and little meal left.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03
News From Japan.

HoNKoNG, Jan. l9.-JapRnese sdvices state
that an imperial decree was issued January IL,
calling for an election on February /, of mem
beers of the new house of representatives. 1t is
reported that the new diet viii convene April
Is
A violent shock Of earthquake was felt Of
Giiu. Nagoya and vicinity on January 8. Three
houses were thrown 10 the ground in Nagoya,
the earth was rent in q number Of places, and
from assures muddy water exuded. A number
OF houses were damaged, but no person injured.
On January 9, FIRE at shizuoka destroyed ], 800
buildings. There was no loss OF lile
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03
The Pride of Sells Side show Dead.

STOCKTON, Cal, Feb. Edward Daniels. the
spotted man Of sells circus, died here last night
after long Illness, Of consumption lie was A
negro, with large white blotehes on his face and
body and white hair. He was 26 years Of age.
and leaves d vile in Kansas who does rot know
that he has been ILL., Circus men here will rive
him proper burial tomorrow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03

now being paid in New York is sia One dollar
is the authorized commission from New YORK
to Chicago, and 81 from the Missouri river 70
the Coast Add $40 to these amounts to meet
outside competition, and the entire rate De-
tween Chicago and the Missouri river Is alb
.orbed. The probability is that the lines inter.
ested viii now get together and make an IRON
clad commission of reasonable amount.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03
Mrs. w. L. Buruev, of Portland. Dad

PORTLAND Feb. Especial. Mrs. W. T. Bur
ney, wife OF the well.known lawyer aud ex-reris.
ter of the land Office died this morning after AN
Illness OF several months. Deceased was a lady
OF refinement. well known in this city ami in
Salem, where she was born. sac was the young.
est daughter OF General Benjamin Simpson, and
was 81 years OF age. Her husband aud five chill.
dTcn are Left 20 mourn her loss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03
Hot Air system Was a F.,lBr.

The Ballard school board last evening rejects
the hot air apparatus placed in the schoolhouy
some months ago by Mr.. Coghlan, who reps
sents Chicago firm. The apparatus was d
cost 81 400, and was 10 heat all the rooms to
degrees in zero weather, but it was a iai ure
Mr.. Cogblan made final test Saturday, bu
could not meet the requirements. He was in
structed TO remove the furnaces
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03
Anacortes Board of Trade.

Mayor A. p. Sharpstein, of Anacortos, arrived
at the Arlington hotel yesterday. He said, "ws
have just organized Board of Trade which has
done remarkably good work. 1t has secured
the location at Anaeortes of a cedar shings
mill to cost $4,000 and employ twenty-eigh,
men. 1t has also induced Eastern Washington
parties TO put up a Touring mill ut Anacortea"
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The quarterly examination of teachers will Ia
held IN the libEary-room OF the new courthouse
on February Il. II and b. Is92 The nessio1s
"-44 Begin at g. m V. A. PUsEY.
Superintendent OF Schools
O. :. JoSEs.
DAVID THOMAS,
Board OF Examiners.
Dated Seattle, Feb. /. 1892
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03
A North Dakota Party.

A party from Pembina, n. d., is at the 0cei,
dental hotel. The members are State senate
Judson La MOure, State Treasurer l. Z. Booke'
and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Winchester. Mr.. Win
chester is a well-known business man ths:a.
AL are interested In property on the sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03
MovementAgainst senatorBrioenronn.a

COLUMBUS, o., Feb 2--The House committee
which considered q resolution providing for an
investigation OF the title of Brice 10 seat in the
United States Senate, reported today. recon-
mending that the whole matter be left to the
United States Senate, with the request that
Senator sherman proceed in accordance with
the rules OF that body.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03
Date Of Republican state Convention.

ELLENsBURG, Feb. Especial. l-Chairman
Wilson, OF the state Republican committee, has
decided to change the date for holding the state
convention for the election of delegates to Min
neapolis from May 5, as at frat decided upon, to
April Il This change was made because of the
general expression in favor of an earlier date
than the one first mentioned. The formal call
will be issued this week.
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work on Great Northern.

Northern work in Snohomish county, is at the
Northern hotel, having just returned from
trip over the proposed line. He says that within
two weeks the wagon road will be completed TO
a point within eighteen miles of the summit OF
the Cascades, and further than that the snow
will make progress impossible for some months.
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California Baseball League Reorx.n,u...

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. AT meeting of the
California Baseball League this afternoon they
decided to admit Los Angeles as member OF
the organization. AS it was also decided to con.
t'nue business on the old four-elub basis.
sacramento was dropped out. After appointing
a committee on schedule, transportation and
constitution the meeting adjourned to Febru.
ary22
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Coal Bunkers for Fairhaven.

NJ z. Downs, president of the Blue Canyon
Coal Company. and J. J. Donovan, city engineer
of Fsirhayen, are in the city, and yesterday ex-
amined the Oregon Improvement Company's
coal bunkers The Blue Canyon company pro-
poses to erect bunkers at Fa;rhaven, and these
gentlemen are preparing plans for them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03

IRoNroN, O., Feb at now appears that the
death OF Wilbur Folsom, a travelling salesman
residing here, was not caused by the grin, as at
hrs: reported, but that Folsom committed sui
eide on account Of dependency over poor bust.
ness Folsom is said 20 be g relative Of Mrs
t,rAXnr i.lrNnIrnA
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Russell Sage, Jr., Dying.

NEW YORK, Feb, Russell sage, j., who has
been seriously i'll ever since the tragedy wherein
his uncle so narrowly escaped death, is now
lying at deaths door az Windsor hotel This
morning be lay unconscious and showed no
signs OF recovery. Ills death may be expected
al AnY tina
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Extraaltion Treaty.

LONDON. Fob. 2-The Paris correspondent of
the Daily Telegraph states that a commission
composed OF memoeys OF the American legation
aud representatives of the French government,
have devised extradtlon treaty between
France and the United States.
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Reporters NAY Attend EIectrocution..

ALBANY, y. Y, FEB. 2-The bill allowing the
presence OF newspaper men at electrical execu-
lions and the Publishing of the details thereof,
has passed the legislature and has gone 70 the
governor for signature
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San Francisco Bicycle Tournament.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb Manager T. W. Eek,
accompanied by number of bicycle riders, ar
rived tonight from Chicago 20 participate in the
six-day bicycle race, racing for eight hours each
day. The race will commence on February 10,
ana VIII be participated in by ali the crack pro-
iessionals in the country, including Knapp,
Morgan. Prince, Howell. Wood, Ashinger and
others
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb 2.-Ex-President Cleve-
land passed through here at noon today en-
route from New Orleans. At the Central sta
ton he was given a tremendous ovation by
5000 persons assembled there.
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Sale OF Trotting Horses at Chicago.

CHIcAG o, Feb. 1.-The Berry CONT ination sale
OF iroting stock commenced To-Day Fifty-seyen
head were sold for S22,5l9. The stallion Rose
water was sold for 5000. and Vitalis. by Red
Wilkes, for $500.
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Killed by a Christian sois,t,.,

sAS BERSAEDIso, Cal, Feb. Mrs. Fliz.
Ward, OF Riverside, Christian scientist, is on
trlal Tor granddaughter, in having caused tae
aea'n OF George Lord j., one of san Bernar-
QinQIs best citizens
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Appomattox Court House Burned.

RICHMOND. Feb 2.-The historic old Appomat-
tox court house building was burned yesterday
and all the county records entirely consumed.
The loss OF the records leaves the county in bad
straits. The NeLaine house, in which General
Lee signed the terms OF surrender TO general
Grant, was at one time threatened with destruc-
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

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wonderful
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written Cuarsnss
% cure AT SeIvos Il
sass- such a 80
Nsmorv. Los q 80
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Wakefuines. Lost :.
hood. AeryOusDes ~
s.tu1e. al drains -
50 u power o. III
Censraiiye OfrA
either sex, oanse.
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Inventor Wins Suit Against Flour Mills.

81. PAUL, Feb. William F. Lee, patentee
of a seed separator, has been given a verdict of
$4,000 against Pllsbury and others. Lee says
-four mills al over the country have been
using his invention without paying him a
royalty, and he contemplaJes requiring other
miilers TO account TO him for the use OF his
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-03

OMAHA, Feb Assistant General. Manager
Dickinson of the Union Pacific, has sent let
ter to the grievance committee asking Tor more
time The request was complied with, and the
men declared there are no prospects OF a strike.
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GOV. Boyd wiz Meet No Resistance.

LINCOLN, Feb. Observation-Disclosures sensational
reports to the contrary, the best information OBJ
tainable TONIGHT is that Governor Thayer will
make no resistance TO Governor Boyd, should
the latter wish to Immediately assume his
duties
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Ore. About Lake Cushman.

Thomas Bordeaux. one Of the prominent nsa
OF shelton, is staying az the Arlington. He ~.
ports the nnding ol some valuable gold and tso
siivcr-lead ores about Lake Cushman.
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The estate oi Coiouel J. G. Hslnls 80
ceirsd Ell.gl5 from tAa Sew YoFS Lie lnss
sncs Company.
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Paid AIih.raI Kruard.

Miss ROsa stannns. who lost her purse IA iss
city last week. rewarded Mrs. collins $50
found u. With 81 Instead o. s. - stated % So
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John McCnIlourh,. Son Dead.
Dead Sea Eruits.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb flames McCulloaEh
the last surviving son Of the distinguished
uagsdiaH, john Mccullough, died yesterday
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oyer-exsrtion youthful fndscretons cr the stss.,f
as q totcco opium or sfifnulauts whicn 81 =,
Lead - Indrnity. CONSUMPTION and INSANITY, 20
10 convenient form T. carry In the Fysl 20 -. tssa
o. package or FOR s.. With every - oFGsI sse
written guarantee 20 cure or refunhu, ~
nOney. sent by mail 20 any address ShSN.
IN plain envelope. Mention this paper Ad1tss' !.
khDRD CHEMICAL CO.. Branch once for o. }
s5s Dearborn street. CHICAGO, Ill. u
FOR SALE IN SEATTLE, WASH, By
Stewart 4 Holmes Drug CO.
Aud LeitnsAd q cAwley, eos Front 81
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SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
FOR THIS WEEK.

We will offer this week some very tempting bargains
in every department to close out
balance of stock.
Special Reductions in Table Linens.
Special Reductions in Towels
Special Reductions in Napkins.
Special Reductions in Hosiery
Special Reductions in Underwear.
Special Reductions in Dress Trimmings
Special Reductions in Elm broideries.
Special Reductions in Fancy Goods
Special Reductions in Gents FURNISHINGS
Special Reductions in Blankets.
Special Reductions in Comforters
Special Reductions in Dress Goods.
Special Reductions in Silks
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The Grip

Has shaaa - .ls satien ai.a-Es. iss tsrf 40 r
trait E. ara ts .HrsHs .ren Iar a. re.a.it l-N
L. l,Hrase tH 90 HaareE lHra sllF afFs
rase Uf t1a rrn tse raEe % s.I #l 81 -
HaossaafF As fFnxen lFe af ltf ~ ~t
hdautF rHcaEFrleea Mna8 ~@r alaariA
FaFilra ta# h.a.ad. aerIs tEF sltrea aa4 a'f
tea'.aF aCllru. gives tEreaEIn eHerH @ T. 49,
49, E.rgF un t1s hFa. n-l.rf ID rsrs 80
r.sls larras Of s-tseks fl Psi frn a =
tnera lFFaai1 Fewer laeala.r.a aal -i.ai II
Cas ltaeaara AGer the Grip
Hoods SlrSaparilla
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s. &altsper & sobu,
@bpleiale- tnS 3etails9 rmssiftem.

Sas &etailz @ei6dft, iowie Bic Ste
eeptlr obiger Jirma linb Die bebeutenb>
iten TT San Nlttonio, ppbon Sober
tagtdglt6 lid 5u iiber3eugen @elesens
belt bat. IS berrl 6t lit Der Mpptbefe
gerabe5u eim pbdnomenaler @erfebr;
r1alt erbdlt bier alles frii6 : bat in
allen Separtements, namentlib audi in
benz Ter patentmeOi5inen : bic grobte
Nl1stpabl u16 Sic &eeeptur 1T BEN be-
item nub geuifenbafteten 6dnben att
%bertraut. 9as Wboleiale : @ei6dft
1tn1mt pom Sabr 5u Sabr eine1t gr0bez
rem urtfang an, berrn Die Mpptbefer in Der
Stabt urb auf benz 2al1be baben Die
g%rfabrnng gema6t, baB 1e bier porz
tbellbatt fanfen unb al1f bas promp7
tefs bebiettt iperben. 9ie 8irma Salt
eDer 1tebt nit ben eriten 9auierr Der
Ser. Staaten lit Gerbinbu1g ltnb im=
pprtirt biele @rtifel brett in beDerterz
ben Quontitdten. Nl1f Outrage perbell
Yreisltiten perial1bt. Mir f6nl1elt alien
It'll ieren betreffenben 2eIern ratbe1t, nit
obi5er renomnirten 6ir1na gel9aftlid
a1t5ufnlpfen.
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Giue bei'aiiae SnSu,trie.
Geo. sNanorD's Seuapf ; &iferei,

Maa bort hdufig, baB beimii6e Stt=
bultrie-na6 benz 9pri6luorte. Ser
Yropbet gilt ni6ts in ietnem Batter
lunbe" = in Der eisenen Stabt tpenig
anerfanut pirb. Nun, Bel @eo. M}a11z
brp's 9ampfflferei 1T bies ni6t Der
5all. SIM 0eaentbeil finben bic ga
brifate Der Sabrif reiBenben Qbiab unb
fie 1T nit Nuftrdgeit ni6t ltltr BON bier,
fonbern bon iiberaa ber, f6rmlid iiber=
Bduft. Ser @rfolg Der grobartig ei1tz
geri0teten 8iiferei lit fem @ebeimniB.
9err Manbrp 1T ein Mteiter IN ieinem
Sa6e, @r fat ME barauf getpartet,
DAB Inn %ausmdrtige &~onfurren5 5upprz
fam, ionbern er i6nitt ie itets ielbf
ab, inbem er bic neueiten Nni6affungen
ma6te unb bic neueIte Mai6i.en cuff
tente. 9eute tit er fir bic bebeutenbz
fen @uftrdge in 6dfiert, 8Otti6en, Giz
iternen &c. eingeri9tet uttb ollie -perban
fie prompt ausgefibrt. 9ie &iferei be-
finbet ii6 10S un0 ITO 9lutinsS trabe.
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SAT- audi in 9eutf6Ianb Bic rel

= SAT- aud lit 9eutf6Iatlb bic rei=
den Seute elu febr meites 8emihen Ia=
ben, peltl es it'd UNI Die Steuereins
f9abun9 9anbelt, bas benefit Der fDIe
genbe Sal. Sis Dor &uraem 5dblten
bic Bepobner bon 9iRel6orf rllr flint
Miaiondre inter ibren Mitbiirgerrl,
aber bic GAIL 1T pl0sli6 auf iber 100
s%eitiesen. Gieie bemertensnpertbe 3us
nabme lit aber feinem beionberen s3uz
fluB bon &apitaliften au3uf9reiben,
fonbern elmer ~itrengeren Mntpenbung
Der ginfommenfteuer : @efebe, als fritz
Der. Sas &eiuItat bes Offers Der
S.euereiafddber 1T bic gntbedung,b bob
los perionen Der Stabt mebr pie cine
Miqion Mart iebe beliBen, udbrenb
46 berlelben iiber 8erm6geu bon iiber
aebn Milionen perfii9en. Cine bebeus
tenbe 3unabme Der 0Hentli6en Steuerr
1T bas Na6ipiel Der sema6ten gntz
bedunaen.
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wte TT Sies

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnnng
flr ieben SAL BON Ratarrb, Der niht burd
Ginnebmen bon Sau'S &atarrb $ aur sebeiIt
irerben tam.
8. 8. @heneb& 6 o., @isentb., SoIeSo, ..
Mtr bic nnterjeidneten baben s. 5. Cbes
neb felt ben lesten 10 Sabrsn gefannt unb
balten ibn far boafommen ~eb1enbaft in alien
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. un6 finaneiea befa,
bist, ale bon feiner Sirraa einsesansenen
Standardization 3u e~rfiIen.
@ei # & 1ruar, G~roB9anoeIs 9rosuiiten,
Solebo, ..
BaIbins, aimnan C Marpin, @rpbs
banbelssD rosuifter, TpIebo, ..
9au'S Eatarrb' Sur toirS inrerlta seroms
men uno tpirft brett auf bus 8lu1 uno Die
idLetmisen Oberfidden bes. 6 pitsms. -s3eng=
siiie frei nerIaEbt. 3re & rs SIS. fir Sic Glls
lde. Slrt~IfT Don alien 2fup.Ieterr.
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sNnt. Muth'4

g NJ unb &on5ertz2otal
auf Dem GOuDernment-9 iieel, eesenz
iiber BON Gingang gum B~arabeplaB.
Die Snfahen bon &uti6en iperbelt pom
Aarroom aug bebient. Nngenebmer
@ufentbalt I'M 8arten. @roBer pprz
5igli6 pentilirter Saal. Smportirte
Weine, feline @bisfies, 2iquore, itets
bOr5igli6es Bier feline @isarren. S e.
BEN onnta 9 Sea Of M IT a g b 0 II
4 ubr ab 9 + 0 Bes &on5ert.
Mbenbs 8aIl. Sas 2pfal Itebt
pripatgeieai6aften CUR gerfagune.
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Sn M,en lit mad Der Snfuenaa
cine meue Gpibemie ausgebro9en. Die
ielbe weift als MISUNDERSTANDING
bic SpmpiOme elmer 8ersiftung auf.
Die Symphonic finb: Gieber, aolit
unb BlutzGrbre6en. 9ie Mer3te idreis
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