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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
Patrinti.m at RnnninIn Green.

The good folks OF Fouuta Green.
olnpeto county, celebrated George
Wmhington's Birthday 10 grand
style. The leoplc assembled ut the
meeting house where songs, Relations
anu Instrumental music were Appro.
priately rendered. There was dance
In tie eveniug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

Made by The American Brewing
Company Of ~. Louis Is brewpd OF the
hest barley and Bohemian hops. It
has beautiful amber color, delicious
hop favor md sparkles Ike Chnm-
tagnc. FRED $. HADRA, a Enst,
First South Street. Salt Lake City,
Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
How 10 save Doc,or n,ils

ITVI IHI7WTT IITITT NTTT|H7T1
Many DOCTORS bIll mas been saved
by the use OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. The name Ii a household
word la many parts Of the country.
Chnmberlain's medicines have an OK.
ienslve sale In the Worlds Feir City
and many people testify TO the merits
OF ihclr different remedies. For sale
by u. G. NJ. 1. Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

As naturally rrsul.siroin taking Honda
Sir-apariln as per'onal cleanii O.. r..
suits from free uso OF soap aud water.
This great purifier thoroughly eg els
scrofula, salt Thtum anu all other i'm.
purlties and builds up every organ OF
the body. Now T. the time To take 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

buy home made WOODEN socks Mt Is
cents per pair, reduced from rs cents,
at Peoples Equitable Coop, and o
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

OtNIn WIN FOUR ROOM CorTAGg
= - ~ 1hIft East between youth and
lfin -outn $500. Insy FERNS " g..
luUlnrd. N west second south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

The highest praise has been won by
HOODS Pills for their easy, yet efficient
action. Sold by al druggists. Price
% cents. o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

DR.. Burrows, OouIlst, Aurist and Op
ucian. apectaoles ilttod. Commercial
Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

For bargains IN Drugs and Mciinues,
so TO the knulsford Pharmacy james
O'COnnOr, pfOlTletuf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

Collma Coffee, nectar Of tho gods,
at Barlow Thomson Grocery Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

o. l.. Elisson has removed TO No.
20 Main ST., opposite u, q. NJ. |.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

pains, weakness. numbness and paalgs.
pr.ei s,e.; five, g. %. A. ~ dugs..ftafi mail
Forms DEug AID Cnrn. Corr, IusIls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

Colima Coffee is unequaleI for
Purity ana Flavor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

100 shares NJ nrght1n y. T.. Canal stock,
nlau il ahafrs Norih Point Con. Canal 60 s,orL
l0h South Main. W.J. Montgomery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

A.C Smith & Co., Druggists, ysuts
tiRob0rtA' HesperiaD Tonic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
Weak Painful

Back ache side ache.
sharp, shooting rains
andrheuna'.sia,coaglii.
colds, chest pains and
ralpiia,ion relieved IN
oNE MINUTE BY the
CUricunA Avfi.rAiS
pfAsnrE, thc Gst, and
only pain-l.iiing plas.
ter. Il restores tilsg
rlto0Tdt, and hence is
most powerful in the
treatment OF rrty.y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
WANTED.

Mistit on sECONu UANp CLOrUtNG.
AVA Nii Jay hlghcstlu Cleaning. nVeiue.
Repairing ord Atuuug T. ntuinr u @ueriaitv
Has uleaned, keitimmcd viii rsrhin.o iyoft
ior wearing apparel. 4 LATIN. 81 west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

Rugs and ottringa robes at half
price or 80 cents IN tho dollar.
Peoples EQUITABLE Co-oP,
audB Ma ia street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

EUsIOMEBs TO GIT THEIR CLOTHES
~ clcan'd' aycd and repaired. or So Com
mereihl 81 Alec. pny good prices Tor serond
hahd clothlng- ofderf attended ty mail or snil,
WANTED MONIN. - WE DAN ptNfE
w your money at thr highesttatoa on most
securli. zoo us. j. a.. kennedy q co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
FOR TRADE.

CLgAn LpTs-sou1n AND EAST, ron
~ fpnily Ia 90 no.. iu SIN Ward. j. ",
horsrus, 90 ". Second south e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
FOR SALE.

4 UNrRAL PAlK i0rs. $40 rrR MONTH.
y W u. MllLIMr & 90 li NJ. .nd .nnIh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

nN FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND col.
futution binding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

AIONLY At Lowi 7 RATES. ANDHEAL
WI estate chrapntG. likuowldou l!l Main
pUYs NOTES. RIAL E,r,TE AND CHAT
~ t'cA loans made. j. ObsuN. ~ MAIN 3D.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-15

RED to Pernanh1co news Of the alleged
oatrsges on the crew Of tie FrencS steamer
Psrahsyba- Aentones challenges tse
Tia>s' Rio cables IS OF the same
prejrdic;al and false character
- others coming from British sources.
Peixoto has 1900 wsli-a-med and we'll
trained soldiers ct Rio. Asaconea
has received cable from the
Yves. Indies showing that the accident
20 the steamer Ame-ics was not cus 20
treacnsry On board. The steamer will DC
ready TO proceed by the end OF ihis week
Rro JsxEFz0, Dee a. President Peixoto
has declared Admiral CANA traitor.
Ray Barbo.a, Msilo's mocthpiece.
denies that Admiral CANA has Is
sued q monarchist manifesto. GEE.
Argolo has been dismissed from the
chief command of the fifth military dis
irset Mello's flagship. the Aquida5sn. .
again bIockziing Rio. Communication
between land and the shipping in Eio bay
has been stopped Merchant vessels
are not able TO discharge cargoes,
aud therefore have 10 proceed on
their voyage. Business Is suspended.
Copas island and Enchadas are in pos
session o. Admiral CANA, the insurEent
commsndans The former is well foriifaed
and 10 continually firing upon the custom
house and naval arsenal with small arms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-15
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

r Patrick & Co., bankers OF Pi.tsburg. have
suspended. Assets SaSo,oo above the iiasilt-
ties
Fire did $4,000 damage In the dry goods
house OF W. II. Frear. az Troy. y. Y. Wednesday
night; fully insured
Amy Busby. the actress, has Teen granted q
divorce from Aubrey Boucicaast Victory Bate
n an was the eo-resE ondens
The report OF the assignee OF N. J. Schloss
Co, New York, shows q deficiency of Sje0. co
between asset. aud liabilities.
The Depa1w glass factory az Alexandria, Ind.
was closed Thursday by the sheriff, Judgment
for si65, 900 having been ohtsined against De-
paw
Three shocks of earthquake were felt IN many
Indiana towns Thursday afternoon Alton. III.
experienced three shocks, the two last b.ing
severe.
Mrs. George Fl. Ashley, wife of . prominent
farmer, near Stockton. Cal. WAS crushed 70
death Wednesday BY pile OF sacked grain top
ping over on her.
A battle between revolutionists and govern
ment troops is said TO have taken place near
Juarex. Mexico. last Friday. Tho rebels lost
twenty-five and the soldiers 100 in killed.
The commissioner general OF ths land once
has approved OF lists Nos. Is and IL for land
patents on the Southern Pacific railroad and
branches. The lists involve $1,000 acres.
Miss Gracia Mildred Black. daughter of Con-
gresham ]. c. Black, and Rev. Frank Bufiug-
ton vrooman. of Worcester. Masa, we're marriei
II Washington City Wednesday.
The house committee on public lands hiss re-
ported favorably the bill allowing Montana to
select the lands abe was granted under the en-
abling act before they are surveyed, title not TO
pass until survey In made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-15

sit:on OF Bar light vessel. and in buoyage
OF QQeen's channel.
Caribbean sea. Mosquito coast. sunken
wreck southeast Of Brangmans bluff.
China. Gulf of Pechilli, bank east OF
Sha.uiten island.
Columbia, Limon bay. flashing light on
Toro point.
East India islands, Timo-, Diliy hsrbor,
amended particulars of buoysge.
England, southeast coast, The Downs,
Gulf stream, shoal southeast of North
brake.
FIorids. Tampa bay entrance, Egmont
Kew, alteration in character of light.
Germany. Elbe river, Elbe No. 4, light
vessel, alteration in light.
Germany, WeSer river, Hoheweg light
house, wind signals at Semaphore station.
Japan. Inland sea. Akashi strait. beacon
and light on Hiralso rock.
Japan, Tsugaro strait, north shore, light
exhibited on Shiwokuni misakl
Maine, Rockiand harbor entrance, al
teration IN position of Light on break
water.
Virginia, Chesapeake bar, Wolf Trap
Shoal light vessel replaced oy Releuf light
vessel.
Virginia. Hampton Roads. submarine
cable between Old Point Comfort and
Willoughby Sand Spit.
West Indies. Santo Domingo, south
coast, light on Point Macori..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-15
Alderman McTaviah in Tahiti.

VICTORIA, Dec. I3.-tSpecial.l THE re-
port is published here that Alderman G.
A. McTavish. who left here under mysteri-
Gus circumstances SIX months or more ago,
has been heard from in Tahiti, for which
place he sailed in company with another
Victorian from San Francisco shortly after
leaving here. No one has yet come for
ward with an explanation of the mystery
surrounding Alderman McTayish's DEPART
ure from this city. his home for more than
twenty years. He was prominent in social
and political circles, the head Of an inter
estlng family and man OF wealth: no
usual causes apply in his case. II was At
frat understood that lady friend accom-
panied him from this city. tut time and
the return of the lady from local hospital
where she had been a patient disproved
this theory. Now ali OF his friends can
only hope that Archie" will himself re-
turn and clear away the clouds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-15
NafirN tn siarluerA.

Full information concerning the follow
Ing changes IN aids 20 navigation, depths
and discoveries Of new dangers can be
detained tree O. charge. upon a. pliostion
10 the branch aydrosraphic Office. Port
I0xasend:
Alaska. sketch OF Albasross anchorage.
British Colsmaia, Admiral Island, south
wesf coast. buoy marking ge.p reef.
British Colura hia, haynes sound, north
err entrance, position Of huoys
British Colaru baa, Strait of Georgia.
Welcome lass. rock between IaorInanby
and Merry Islands.
British Columbia. Strait Of Georgia. re-
ported reef south Of Savasy ISLAND.
England. vest coast. Liverpool bay,
present depth over ez-, alteration II po-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-15
The Esqufmait Fortifications.

VICTORIA, Dec. l3.-fSpeciaL Shortly
after January work will be commenced
on the Esquimalt Notifications BY the
royal engineers, under Maj. Muirhead,
who have replaced battery in the occu-
patton of the Work Point barracks. The
former owners have vacated the Belmont
farm, and its transfer 10 the imperial gov
eminent has been completed in the quiet
est manner possible. There are some go
acres in the estate. which is situated just
behind the well-known lighthouse mark
ing the harbor entrance. On the farm
near the water Is q rock standing 100 feet
above high water, and upon this rock the
principal fort is to be built This will be
the first portion of the work undertaken.
A modern fort built upon this rocky emil
nence will command the entrance to both
Esquimalt and Victoria harbors, and will
make them practically improbable. Work
on the submarine forts will be deferred
until late In the spring.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-15
Suicide of a Clergyman.

NEw YoRk. Dee 1A-Rev. Vernon NJ.
ELEPHANT died today By his own hand.
His father. Robert II. olypnant. presi-
dent OF the Delaware & Hudson
Canal Company. says his son had
gone 10 his room after luncheon.
At o'clock he wss visited by his little sis
ter. Grace. and sfter this nc one went 20
the room until dinner time, when the
father called him. but received no answer.
He went into the young mans room and
found his son half sitting. half reclining
on sofa. with bullet wound IN his
head. On the fioor vas double-barreled
ride The "a miiy had heard no shot
and knew of no ressoH Tor saicide
Young olyphant was Princeton grada-
ate. aud had been ordained Presbyterian
clergyman six years ago. Tie bad no
charge. I, Is said the young man vas
mentally unbalanced from oyeFstudy.
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EffeF Tacoma Nswx

TACOMA, Dec, H-fSpeeIal The Ia
coma Athletic Club has elected: Presi-
dent. !. ". Anderson. vice president. c.
y. Aabriskie; secretary. ". T. best: treas
u.er. I. '. Cesar; board of governors. f.
X. GArretson, \. II. San4eford. II. NJ. lee.
George II. Walker. ". e. Heliar, 5. {,
II s.lir, 4. +. Grafton. J. l. Carman. C. p.
Curtis, J. e. Sutton.
TIE custom house offisiais Yesterday
seized SO cigars aad .os Of pictures and
5Eic-a-erac on the steamer Victoria Tals
vas done IN order TO pa. a stop to SNUG
giac by visitors.
The residence aa4 grocery store OF Mary
&. Bsln MAS damaged $50 this morning
oy ere The loss Is fully covered by in
sgr2ace.
Thomas BAKER vas arrested toasv On
suspicion Of hating bgrg,arired sol Rob
iasoa's tailor shop Tuesday a.ght. When
arrested he had some clatA in his posses
sson for which he eoaIt aos account
4c$eag's Is and government peniten-
u@Fy Sti4 have over 100 prisoners whea all
ef TIE batch freFa Wslia wslla and North
Nskima arrive This beats the record.
Marsha. Drake and Dspatv Mcclure AZ
T.ssa today with twsnsy four prisoners for
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CRIMINAL NEWS.


Ralph crossmere. who murdered his mother,
was hanged at smithport, Va, Thursday.
Angelo Zappe was hanged at Pi,,sburg Thurs
day for the murder of Frank Helmstetter July
4, 1892
Martin oNeiI the murderer OF Mrs. Critics
at San Francisco. has been convicted of man
slaughter.
Charles J. Luekey wss hanged at Rockville.
Ont, Thursday for the murder OF his sisser
aud mother.
Mrs. Eleanor B. Floyd has been indicted a,
Minneapolis for completely in the Minneapolis
bank deialcation of seheig aud the Floyd Doys
stanislaus voidnacrosky, one of the siberian
exiles picked up by q whistler and brought 10
San Francisco. has been caught burglarixing 9
house in that city.
Gov. Altgeld has granted reprievc 10 George
Painter, sentenced TO be hanged In Chicago to-
day for the murder OF Alice Martin. his mis-
tTess. in April, 1891.
While Henry Dask, Il years Old, OF Diamond
street. san Francisco, was loading revolver
Tuesday the weapon was instantly discharged,
killing his little brother Jesse.
some sailors attacked a Greek candy psddler
named Psiadneous in San Francisco wednes-
day night. and Jack Relca was fatally stabbed
in the abdomen by the prdcier.
The testimony in the Coughlln trial at Chi
cago was uninteres,inS thursday. There 10
rumor that the defense IL trying 20 aedues Mrs..
Foy. The police are guarding her.
John C. CLANCY. accused of selling 8 "sslted''
mine to Deuys- capitalists, including Judge
Fslker ana D. IL Mofats was arrested at La
Junta, Col, Wednesday. His partner. NJ. II
Morgan, was arrested q weeS ago. The mine
was saited By sweating geld into the rock
eighteen inches.
"3osS" AcKane. OF Gsravessnd. ". Y. r. " X
Newton, justice: Hartman Crandsll. Jane,
Cropsey and \. J. Johnson have been found
guilty OF contempt of court in refusing to rec
ogniEe az order Of court regarding election
matters, and faed $50 each In adai:ioa &c
thirty days in the couaty jail.
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The War On French au.reht.,.

Pans. Dec. N-lmmedietely after the
governments repressive bills have been
adopted by the deputies additional arrests
viii be made. Pending the vote on these
bills 500, ooo francs will be voted for in
crease OF the police force. The authorities
are drawing a scheme for adequate sur
VIGILANCE Of persons known 10 have revo-
iutlonary tendencies. Commissaries OF
police will be established in various towns
which hitherto have been without them.
A large sum will be placed a. the disposal
OF projects TO enable them 20 keep sharp
eve upoa suspects. The whole machinery
will be in working order q, the beginning
OF the new year. Leopold Koch. an Aus
TRAN shoemaker. has been ordered To- auit
France within eight days owing TO the
fact that numerous anarchist prints and
compromising letters were found in his
pOss1asion
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Eales for the Drawing of Juriss.

TACOMA, Dec. ii-tSpecial AT the
suggestion OF County Clerk Ryan the SUI
perior court judges have decided upon
The following rules for the drawing of
lurles;
SECTION I. All panels of grand and
petit juyles hereafter drawn shall be
drawn IN open court, in the presence Of
one or more of the judges thereof
see. Immc steiy following the
entry Of an order for the craxing OF a
ranel Of jurors. either grand or petit, the
clerk snail notify the sheriff and auditor
OF the nour OF drawing and Of the court
roori in which the drawing is TO take
place.
sec. 3 At the appointed hour and
place tue clerk shall. II either of the
officers named shall for any reason fail 10
be present, call 70 his ass stance. as pro-
v.ded hy law. such other officer of ths
county as may he qualified 10 act
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A TRAIL ALONG THE COLUMBIA.


seattle should Be lateresteo IN openfnS
Road North From wenatchee-
CHELay. Dec. i4-gspecial. Some three
weeks ago ]. 4. Splawn drove from the
upper okanogan valley 10 Wenatchee go
head OF fat cattle and on Saturday last
passed through Chelan with another herd
Of BIS head. These cattle are driven down
the right bank of the Columbia TO We
natchee and there shipped over the Great
Northern railway 10 Seattle. The trail
over which they are compelled to travel is
simply a disgraceful thoroughfare for
country like this to tolerate.
The merchants and stockmen of Seattle
and other Sound cities have mutual in
terest with the people of Okanogan county
in opening a good wagon road along the
route Of this trail over which 80 many
stock are driven annually.
The town of Wenatchee in liberal way
has offered to complete this road from that
place to En-Ti-At river, more than one
half the distance. The present commits
sioners of okanogan county will not make
further appropriations for this work. and
the settlers of the lower portion of the
county are not able to complete the road
alone. Our merchants frequently send
outside for goods because of the delays
caused by the difficulty of navigating the
Columbia after this season of the year.
A wagon road opened along the right
bank of the Columbia to Wenatchee would
not only give the stockmen an easy and
practicable route over which to drive their
cattle. but this whole region would have
an outlet in the winter, thus securing to
Seattle the whole trade of the Chelan-
Okanogan basin, portion of which of ne
cessity now drifts to other trade centers.
Aside from what Wenatchee has ex-
pressed willingness to do the road could
be completed for s., 500 or 5000. Cannot
the Posr- IsTELLIGEScER bring some infiu-
ence TO bear by which this money can be
raised and a much needed road built?
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CHICAGO. Dec. i4-At last nights SEES
sion OF the American Federation of Labor
a resolution indorsing Gov. Altgeld's
pardon of the anarchists was passed by
unanimous vote. A resolution calling for
the enactment of laws to prevent
an employer from making opposition TO
employees Joining union or dischargiug
him therefor, and making 1t obligatory by
law upon employers TO submit differences
30 arbitration. was defeated.
This morning the federation refused to
take action on a communication from the
plush workers of Bridgeport, Conn.. in
volving the question of the tariff under
the Mckinney and Wilson hiiis. The
delegates fought very shy of the matter.
A resolution was adopted in favor
Of government ownership OF teieErnphs;
election Of United States sen atoyE hv pop
ular vote. for compulsory education.
and to petition congress 10 esiah-
iish postal savings banks. Chairman Nor
gan. OF the committee on reso-
lut!ons submitted a programme for
tue naturalization OF railways. mines
telesrsphs, etc, as proposed by Engitsh
economists. as basis for the LABOR pargy
movement ia this coantgy. The platform
included compulsory EDUCATION. direct
NATION, legal eight hour day. sanitary
inspection Of y oTks hops. mines and homes:
liability uf employers Tor physical
disability. abolition of contract labor in
public work; abolition OF the sweating
spstem; municipal ownership of stree.
cars. electric and gss plants: national
izatioa Of telegraphs. telephones, rail.
ways Aad mines; collective owner
ship by the people uf sll means
OF production and DISTRIBUTION;
referendum IN al legislation. The
presentation Of the platform caused
very lively discussion, some of the dee
gates considering Il too nearly socia.isttc
or snsrehlSslc
Al the afternoon session a resolution
Was adopted favoring series Of national
and international labor congresses, Ia
culminate in al international demonstrs-
ton Of labor organizations IL ali eoun-
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the island, Who we're taken over On the
steamer Des Moine&
Ex-Csty Attorney s. C. NiIiigsn 10 hav-
Ing . streak OF hard luck A fes weeks
ago his wife died after 3 long Illness. Soon
after Mr.. AilIlgan was splitting wood and
cus severa! fingers of his lets hand les
terdsy one Of his sons fell and broke nns
collar bone, and this morning bis A-year-
Old son was seriously burned BY the ex-
plosion Of gas that had accumulated In .
furnace
Frank Smith. government convict ca
route from walla Walla 70 McNeus
island. attempted to jump out OF car
window tonight when near Tacoma he
train was going thirty-fvs miles an hour:
Four inches OF snow fell today dai OF
II melted during the day. but IL IL freezing
tonight.
The Commercial Cub IS investigating
the order Of the Northern Pacifc railroad
refusing Capt Willey's boat docSage as us
wharf. The protest of the citizens Oh
Olympia against the order was expected
by il.
Albert ". Richardson partially disrooed
in the superior court today 10 allow the
jury to decide his suit for damages for ale
legged malprae,ice. claiming the CARBON
Hill Coal Company's surgeon was incom-
petent in dressing Richardson's INJURY.
The women witnesses Left the court room.
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Trial Of French sries tn GERMANY.

iEirstc. Dec. 1.-THE trial Of two sun.
posed French spies began today. Dubois
and Waivers. arrested last August NJ kiei
On board the EnEjish yschs Insect. while
making sketches Of German foriiacatlcns.
nuhois has confessed that BE vas en-
pieyed 81 do this ny a mec, her OF The
French general staG. the professor II
war academy and the head Of the aepar,.
nent Of marine forssnealoas The PRS
oners declined ~ explain the nature Of
their relations With the French ministry
81 marine unless the pablo were excluded
from the court room. This was granted.
and tomorrow pieadings OF eounsel will
coFuraanes