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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-26
UNIVERSITY DRILL MASTER.
One of the Students Comes Strongly t.
His Defense.

Tomorrow the question of compulsory drill at
the Armory viii come to an issue. Some of
the men at the university still claim that
they will suffer expulsion rather than
submit The drill will take place
tomorrow, and upon the refusal of
any student to take part without valid excuse,
the faculty will take positive action.
LAST Fridays issue of the PosT-INTELLIGENcER
contained an interview with one of the students
who objects to the drill. In one place he said:
rs drillmaster who is personally I'M
well with his fellow students" This statement
is characterized as incorrect by a represent
alive OF that element in the university which
supports the faculty. Said he yesterday:
The facts in the matter are, the state
ment was made without the sane
ton or even. the knowledge OF most
canvass OF nearly all the boys, and
many of the young ladies, in all more
than ma ority of the members of the school
express themselves as entirely out of sympathy
with that part of the article.
1t seems that tbe man whose massive brain
produced such an elaborate account of
affairs, aud who gave 50 many reasons
attack upon the present drill master.
OF the ten who absolutely refuse to drill as
were approached on the subject, FIVE,
say they regret that that paragraph
would lead readers to suppose such
were the views Of the entire school in the mat
ter the facts are, it is the private and personal
view of one of the kickers.
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TACOMA, Jan. 25-Tspecial. ID. II. HarfY
claims that an unknown man followed him into
the show case factory on Railroad street last
night and tried to slash him with razor
Harf caught the razor in his hand and broke it
By bending it sidewise. His hand was badly
cut.
The Athletic Club amateur boxing tourna-
ment has been postponed until April.
The Pierce County Teachers Association has
elected A. A Barton president, II. B. Dewey
vice president, Nettie Whitray secretary, Miss
Boucher treasurer. The association will here
after meet quarterly.
One hundred and seventy seven men have
joined Captain Flies regiment of Chilean volun-
teers. The number includes one Daniel Me-
Ginty, who says his occupation is that residing
at the bottom Of the sea.
On the ground of cruelty and abuse, Mildred
Arnold today began suit for divorce from her
husband. Samuel Arnold. They were married
at CoyIngtou, Ky.
Phil Gibbons aud Arthur Fletcher have been
jailed on suspicions of being members OF the
Mccoy gang Of house-breakers. They were
caught while entering McCoys house.
Returning from a pleasure trip 70 San Fran
CISCO United States Marshal Brown reports
active preparations for war at that city, and a
popular desire 10 whip Chile.
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CHARGES REDUCED.
An opportunity that Should Not Be
Lost by the Afflicted.

owing to the hard times the Drs.
Darrin will give electric treatments until
Iutner notice at the rate of SIS week. or in
1nae proportion as the cases may require.
Inc worthy poor will be treated free from
~ 70 Ii a. IN. daily. Those able TO pay
from Ii a. m. to 3 p. m; evenings. Z to s;
sundays, 10 TO II. Consultation free.
They make speciality OF all d seases Of
the Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat, Catarrh and
Deafness, and all nervous, chronic and
private diseases. such as Loss of Manhood,
Blood Taints. Syphilis, elect, Gonorrhea.
Structure, Spermatorrh9a, Seminal Weak
ness or Loss of Desire of Sexual Power in
man or woman. All peculiar Female
Troubles, Irregular Menstruation. Leucor-
rhea, Dlsplacements, etc, are conhdenti-
ally and successfully treated. Most cases
can receive home treatment after visit to
the doctors office. Inquiries answered.
Circulars and question banks sent Tree
Drs. Darrin have their offices In THE
Normandy" corner Third and James
streets. Seattle, Wash, where they are
permanently located
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-26
SENDING FISH TO EUROPE.
Frozen Salmon Could Be Shipped From
Puget Sound to Liverpool.

Frozen Salmon Could Be Shipped From
Puget Sound to Liverpool.
A few days ags the New York Ssn printed the
following note:
An experiment is being made in shipping
fresh salmon from the Pacific coast to Eu-
rope. II it be successful fresh salmon
Will be shipped hereafter instead of canned
salmon. Thirty thousand pounds OF fresh
salmon were shipped in csr from the Frazer
river last week, going by way of the Canadian
Pacific to New York, and thence. in the cold
storage room of German steamship, to Ham
burg.
E. NJ. Williams, the fish packer, of this
city, said yesterday in regard to the
matter: al am rather inclined
to doubt the statement OF the Sun, for
l do not believe 5000 pounds of
salmon have been taken in the Fraser
river lately. The shipping of salmon from here
to Europe is feasible. but / believe the fish
could not be taken fresh but would have to
be frozen If they were fresh any
exposure to air would be likely to
spoil them, and unless extraordinary
cafe were taken exposure would be inevitable
at some of the transfers
II believe that the shipment of fish from here
to Europe is only question of time"
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vices in the cause of humanity, whereat
Europe smiled. Leopold likes to pose. but
he does not deceive anybody. He is as
much OF sham as the Prince of Wales,
which Is saying great deal. Had he
not been king he would have fig
ured malodorously in the Dixie
case AS 1t was he appeared as the boon
companion of Sir Charles-incognito, of
course. People who remember Mr. Stead's
Maiden Tribute of Babylon" expos ure
Will recall frequent mysterious references
to 1.-THE Minotaur." Who was the Mino-
taurP Leopold, by the grace of God, king
OF Belgium, patron of the arts and sciences
and chief hacker of Henry NJ. Stanley's
enterprises.
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The Pittsburg strikers Riotins.

PTTTSBURG, Jan. pa non-union conductor
as taken from street car this afternoon by a
mob of sympathizers with the striker, carried
70 a hydraut and held under stream of water
for ten minutes. then kicked and beaten uutii
nearly dead. Before the police had arrived the
mob had fed. A proclamation warning the
strikers 10 refrain from violence has been posted
by the sheriff. The streets Of Lower Allegheny
are filed with people, and trouble may occur at
any moment Several arrests were made today,
among them two young women, one for inter
iering with an Officer making arrest and the
other for stoning car.
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PRESIDENT ROCKWELL BACK.
Consolidation stiil in Doubt-This Week
VIII Decide the Matter.

". E. Rockwell, president OF the Pacific
Northwest League. returned TO the city early
yesterday morning, alter spending several
months in California in charge Of the Portland
baseball team during the Coast championship
series Ms Rockwell sud their little son
Tommy are still in ssn Francisco.
On the subject OF consolidating the two Coas;
leagues Mr.. Rockwell could furnish but little
definite information. Personally he is heartily
in favor OF the plan, ss he has been from the
beginning, but announces that The outcome OF
Affairs Is still very much in doubt Certain I'M
looked-foE bitches have arisen ia California a,
and until they are settled nothing definite can
be done The AIT OF the week will probably
settle the matter one way or the other.
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unless the president in determine, ,A..t,
st..as' because war on the part OF the United
donsb,e nst Snile would be simply unpar-
foreclo... 9on think the presidents message
thfnE r. zig chances OF adjustment but
.HA ne mas made ii more difficuii.
nsressman Mccain of Chicago, said the
nressage was clear. concise document. and II
eien affairs committee supports the pres.
idsn' tne House will also support him.
senator Daniel of Virginia-The president
and will be- moo 'AA'N'
General White of Louisiana ubo.e, sos. "A
joins Daniels, strongly Endorsed the later,
s.a,ement He said: "The Southern states will
oe iound In front when the vindication of the
countlys national honor is at stake"
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

IN the federal court at Lincoln, Neb., Monday
Judge Dundy sustained motion for q new
trial brought by the Modern Woodsmen of
America against d. s. Maltby. MaItby recently
secured judgment for nearly $4,000 before the
same court at Omaha
The American Beet Sugar Producers Associa-
ton was formed at San Francisco Monday with
Henry T. Oxnard, of San Francisco, president,
and James S. Coffin, secretary. Every beet
sugar manufacturing company in the United
States was represented. The meeting adjourned
to meet at Omaha January %, 1893.
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Tacoma Railroad News.

TACOMA. Jan. 25-ISpecial. Tho Tacoma
and seattle specials, which make the
run each way in an hour and fifteen
minutes, can make the run in less time
For the present the time will not be shortened.
but instead the specials win make stops at Puy-
aiiup and Kent Next summer the running
time may be reduced 70 an hour between
Tacoma and Seattle.
Edmund Rice, who has active charge of the
Tacoma & Eastern railroad. said today to cor
respondent o the PosT-ISTELLI6ENCER: 1--WE
have no surveyors at work and We do not pro-
pose to do anything At present The corps Of
surveyors that came up from Portland last week
and began work near Eatonville are not in our
en- nInY -
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THE SOUTHERN PINE.
Very Little Is Now Being shipped to
South American Ports.

r. H. Bewick. Savannah lumber de aler, is at
the Rainier notei with his wife. In speaking
OF the market tor Southern plne, he said last
night: Last year we shipped only 3.oO0,-
600 feetof our product to South Ameri-
can ports against 30O,OO00OO the
year before. The 2S7, 100000 which the troubles
IN South America virtually threw back
on our hands we crowded into
the Northern msrket--and, strange to saw
scarcely one OF our mills was idle
within the last ninety days we have
secured reduction of about %
per cent. on all rail rates 10 the north and to
points in tie Mississippi valley
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-26

PEOPLE Who Take Advantage Of thu
Polfta Conductors

foEft0 Conductors.
You see that nicely dressed lady who
has just stepped off the car ?" said the con-
ductor.
Yes" replied the reporter. \
swell, she stuck me with Scent piece
instead of dime, and now discover that /
have given her a good nickel in change"
why did you not make her disgorge ?"
"She would do as others do, simply say
/ was mistaken. Oh, that's nothing. We
get bad money passed on us every day.
Some people make regular business of it.
Perhaps they would not, however, if they
knew that the conductor, out of his
meager days wages, has to make the
amount good"
81 have adopted plan," continued he,
got sticking the money in with the change
in my pocket and just passing it out as it
comes to hand. In that way I don't lose
mucho
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Chile's Exhibit at the worlds Fair.

CHICAGO. Jan. ga site for the Chilean gov
eminent building at the Worlds fair was ap-
proved today. 1t is located on the main drive
way. Sites for other Central and South Amer
lean governments were also approved. Canada
has asked for 100000 square feet of space,
and New South Wales for 100000 site l5ox6o0
feet was granted today for a building to be
devoted to the leather trade exhibit, provided
the trade will defray the expense of erecting
the building. A dispatch from Rome an
nouuces the appointment OF special commits
sioner TO represent Italy
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Trouble Brewing in Haiti.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Captain Dorr, of the
steamer Prince William H., which arrived this
morning from Haiti, states that he learned from
private source in Port-au Prince that there
was danger of serious trouble, and that it is
liable to happen at any moment.
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SOCIETY Event IN CHICAGO.
L wealthy Chinaman Marries . Pretty
Hizh- school Graduate.

High school Graduate.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25-Pang Wuu, a wealthy
Chinaman of Indianapolis, and Ida Norton, also
of that city. the daughter of wealthy parents
and high SHOOT graduate, were married in this
city tonight The bridegroom has the dsstinc-
ton OF being the RICHEST Chinaman between
New York and san Francisco.
The girl is handsome and only 10 years of age.
The identity of the minister who performed the
ceremony is kept secret.
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The Lecherous King of Belgium,

NJ. de Leyeleye, who died the other day,
was made a baron shortly before his death
by Leopold, king of Belgium. In conferr-
ing the title the king explained that it was
q reward for NJ de Lavelev's exalted ser
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An Austrian Vessel wrecked.

LONDON, Jan. est was learned today that
the Austrian vessel Brahm was wrecked near
Mnzagan, a seaport of Morocco, and five Of the
crew lost
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Spain Practicing ECONOMY,
Brief Tacoma News.

MADRID, Jan. 25.-The government proposes
to abolish twenty-five courts of justice as
measure of economy,
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A Physicians Gift to Humanity.
Weak men restored to perfect manhood by
the Great Australian remedy, free. Address,
Box ], 1864, San Francisco, Cal.
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The trial of NJ. B. Curtis. for the murder of
Policeman Grant, was begun in San Francisco
Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-26

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14

A fire alarm that commends itself
for neatness and simplicity has, 1t Is
said, lately made its appearance IL
comprises stud placed in = porcelain
base and surrounded by, but not touch
ing. a knob Of fusible metal Of CON
siderable surface projecting into the
room The electric circuit is arranged
to enerrise relay on the slightest
contact Of the metal with the stud
It may be placed in every room Of a
mill or public builaing At q very
small cost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES

ertlea ans gering advertisements beiov r,r.,
- e9 ~ ne Aevertiser and not rnH GIzErrT
siss,ss,, k,.,i ~ noihiAS y do with ths advc<
In nh 1A1errH cannot undertake "a ferv.rs
tepllea unloas prepaid and addreeana enveianSs
accompany advertisements 's''pe'
No personal notices printed pni... ...,,.
panied ny the name Of adysTtissr
,,,, :, snoula remember that letter. a.
tosao % Initials only, are not delivered throush
~ tns Postomee. initials are used they should
postonioe box Advertisements csn be isft ~ =,
SUI onee, 90 seat through the mail . TIM ca
EarrTn, Fort Worth. Tex
papar 'ai'A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


An pesssan ssskiss snpioyu.-,
hclp q nny character arc isvite6 " senrag
70 ereeed three lines o''''unen'a not
~, menees o. articles lost and found IN nj, All,
serted free. VIII eiso b ~
~ . y az desire o. rHn GAEHfTu 70 faeii,,,,.
,sa,sa 81 pessons for employment Ana ~
nWtsd y ~ ~ .siy and AL are cordially
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14
naRTER

IA fron o. Thy hahn
4, - shy cheek tina. les
r. that everywhere
q 81 trembling am
IN 10 thine eyes"
/ ~ 0,yo TO me, oh. say, .,,,nva
III A nan with restless VinS7
-apcsng moro q May,
\ s y, h Of the day
|. Issps aud singsf'
H. thy footsteps slow -.
.s that bend and waVe;
n. IA viii give thee snow,
y INV laughter low,
I ss-grvwn grave"
|,ye,hsrill. in the Argonaut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14
THE GAZETTE MACHINE.
Esat JhosO ~ho RavO Used nsEyOiths Cheap
GstMarAlhS lnibo Market.
r-.u.s,,a Et.-y raraosl--.

EiustC11aHt In EFarJ Pnrtaeai@E.
GREENvuLE, August %, 1892
40 the DemocrA PubliHhing Co.
| ncoefvod my sowing machine, and
WILL say 30 you that we are more than
pleaasd with H. find II in good order,
and also nnd IL TO be 1rst-class ma
chine IN every particular. My wife
says TO toll you that sho don't think
hard Of you about the delay; she is too
well 6atisied with IL, and would not
give II upfor any eco machine. We
wish you long iiio and great success.
Hurah for tho Democrats and three
cheers for the Democrat publishing
com7aay, OF Fort Worth, Texas. May
your paper ever spread and carry tho
glad tidlngs0f that noble machine 30 a
thousand more homes. You may put
all have said in your paper II you liko'
Yours Truly,
S. j. JOHNSON.
GreeDville, Hunt county, Texas.
An that's Claimed for H.
WALNUT, TEX, May IS, 1892.
Fort Worth Gazette
/ am in receipt Of THE GAZETTE sew
ing machine and find II TO DO all you
claim for IL, We are delighted with the
finish and the work IL does. Think
1t very cheap for such a machine and
equal to $40 or 40 machine
Yours with thanks for II
I. j. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14
CATTLE FEED.

The Paris Oil and Cotton Company.
Of Paris, Texas, Is DESTROYS Of making
arrangements with feeders Of cattle 10
supply Cotton Seed Hulls and Meal at
their Mil point They have already
made arraneementsforl !, 100 head which
are now on feed. but have sufficient
feed to supply 1900 head more For
particulars, address
PARIS OIL L COfTsE COMPANY. Plrs, TI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14

IL Hss No supsrfor.
MARSHALL, TEX. May 20, 1892.
The Gazette, Fort Worth, ToK-
CENTLRlrE9y: received the sowing
machine yop ordered for mo and tested
came. For light running, lftile noise,
periect-,gori and neat style and finish,
il has no superior. have seen many
different machines, but there Is nose
! had rnther have than this. ! saved
moro than twonty dollars by ordering
thorough you
Respectfully,
%. N. HUFFAiAss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14
ENEMrS SKULL.

ENEMrS SKULL.
Ia that a man OF your
INA and iron nerve has a
moi for people who believe
II in other supernatural
- a contempt once. but |
aeIy cured OF 1t years ago. "
.rpriso me. May l ask
Il healed yourseh or en-
',eryioos Of some other ply
s,outh caught the humor in
oi the young medical stu
AZ questioning HIM and
Ihred BY sOheeuts "N
sIcisn. he replied a..ass1s
rs it?n
b skull" a.
b. must be as TRANCE ono"
N | will not tell it to you
vii sOlemnly promise not
much secrecy?"
necessary to satisfy your
ow. MY reason WIZ be
b when my narrative Is
III; / promise.
YOU a thorough under
ny singular experience,
Ary for me to recall a series
Shich preceded the super
tor which l shall describe.
began to practice medi-
sali inland city. / became
with a beautiful girl who
mo that / sought her So
tutly ! have since learned
Ia regarded me with favor,
IA | would have conducted
burShip which would have
HAPPY marriage had It not
Entirely unexpected circum-
denly separated us. My
stricken with q fatal ILL
by presence was required
20 10 Massachusetts, until
which took place after l
nth him SIX months When
10 the West and resumed
praotica | learned to my
Tin that Miss wilkins tho
m | had been SO attentive
ID to be married TO a young
'tlhed Goodwin. He had been
~ his love sSair as | had
IN niae and ! then learned
lesson which many other
- who have been dilatory in
7 have also learned. that II a
ID jealous rival appears and
10y sure to do so II tho girl
attractive he win win the
''hg an absence OF even a few
s the part Of the dilatory
4rse there was nothing for
except to accept the in
! bore my disappointment
eoulu and gave assiduous
70 tho duties Of my pro.
Meanwhile I learned that |
s only disappointed sutton
|han, a handsome photor-
pa tried to win the hand of
Pms during my absence in
seits but he soon found that
was preferred to himself
was a moody and dis
fellow in spite OF his good
was decidedly glad that
pen unsuccessful. knowing
disposition was | was
10 observe that after Miss
Aad become Mrs. Goodwin
yea the husbands acouaipt.
! within a few months
= intimate friend. l often
together and rs.S S''e 81
hstber Callahsn vos "' 49,. 70
'lendship several 80
'ay and brought , aho, yours
'hanges Goodwin who -.
! fellow, hut w,s ~. 40
eed the claims " T"S I,o NO, a
hey strongIv onn Ia ali'y
inclinations al,
i'm 10 the w,,os ''' =, IN
turesa He kent HE IT.,
concealed rom Me liz
hnd she was ontirsjv rn ma,'
Ptil she finally d,soon .o-s,
Aiuluess in a %o.t ais 40 .',I'
One night whIIo NJ S uiar
Ihsent on a long ior. ~Ou-
was entered NV = 'I I..,
10 the library and 49, .1o
esk in which a. AS ~ o,ohe
A,e papers and -. Souwin :
never left bv tboown :, 1 ,,,'
n the morninT Mrs "' co oa
the contains -, ' a., Sou-
10 the soor and 'H eu ueSS
ckago Of love ist t among nom.
ituresA The c ca,'V ,is rom TO "A
bag. and the wron @ @sd NV NV
proceedings o f orV y gIao wlie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14

NTAErED-SalosmRn on salary or oopmis'
w sion 20 handle the new patent chemical
Ink erasing pencil; the Erenteat selling novelty
ever produeedi grasses Ink thoroughly in two
seoondHi no abrasion OF paper; 100 10 100 per
cent proni! one agents sales amounted to $40
In six days another az In two hours; We want
one energetic general agoAt for each state and
territory. For terms and particulars address
the Monroe Eraser Manufacturing Company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14

'-,n sur pickles Al Farmer & Din
gees
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14

Every Machine Warranted for Five Years.
what PropOo give YOU iemsm6f AIT ~ ~ ~ ~ %
GAZETTE'S Improved High-Arm PREMIUM MACHINE
!s prompt isSrSu
u
%
THE GAZETTE SEWING MACHINE is ONE
POSSESSING GREAT MERIT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14

ltHs fret iAserftoa, 8 eeAif kes satA Subsequent
iHis'yioH. No less than ltaes eetAaisd. Special
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