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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
Romantics Kissing Festival.

Helmageu. a Roumanan country
town Of 1900 inhabitants, hol Is its
annual fair IN the feast IT St. Theo.
i IRE. On this occasion the place
swArms With newly married brides
e. M six'yt' eighty villages in the
distr'c'; widows who have taken fresh
husbands remain at hons. The
young women in festive attire, aud
gen. rally attended hy ,h.ir mother
i">law, carry '1s of wine enwrea,hei
with Il ,wets in their hands. The
Rumahi>ch- Wurhenschtif, says they
kiss everyone they meet, aud af.erward
present the jug to their lips for a
nip" The individual thus re-
va!ed hestnws small git
o. the far Cvhele. Nut to IN =
t Ike Il the ,r' f-red wire is regarded
a. AZ insult to the young wife and her
family. She is. Their fore, reserved
toward strangers, aud only kisses
those whom she thinks likely to taste
Of h~r vine. Tho kissing is CARR. d
On ever! wherein the street, in the
tAverns aud in private houses. The
origi- OF this custom is veil. d in OH
security. Some say that il dates back
to the time when The tn ks made
fr que"t raids Into Trans, lva"is and
carried away all the young wom-,
they could la, their hands on. Sui
1t the m ~ cou,rived I" escape from
'apti>i Y happening TO return to Hsl.
magen ut the time of the fair. kissed
their friends aud relatives, aud even
strangers VII" mgratulat'd them o,
their wonderful \. liv-rarce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, Nav oath, 1902.
Mes RS L;pplnsn Brus., savannah. Ga.
OENTLEMEN: was little re-
luct.nt about taking hold OF P. P. p
when your Mr. Parsons was here
about year ago, from the fac, that
was the lead-r in Blood Rem.
ed'rs, hut your j'iioious method Of
Aiver,i.ing las reversed the sit
u4,ior, and l now sell FIVE bottles Of
Z. r. p, to one Of | have Just
gwen Mir. Ph,sons aLo.htr order 70,
Is hcz Pi.a.- give it your prompt 1t
t,n,ion. BELL, The Druggist.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
TIE FISHING Parry.
u M"' with Sp,"nd,d Succpss-Ssnafor
Dab us ~ an Aii.iDay FlAhr, m Az.

II M"' with Splendid Success-S,n,,or
Dab us ~ an AA.Day F,.hr, m AZ.
Colonel Bryan. John Condr,n,
Latte Cam 'h-il AMI G.or.e a.
Parsons. who went to Silver Creek
with the D,h is I.rk xo,i i,nin,
party, returned to Haley t.-day.
After spe"ti e dav in ti,hing a,
G',nl~t. they went down 10 Siiv. r
Creek. Two Of the rar,y-S -nntor
Dahnis and Hon. P.sry Anson-h.d
never had ANY lu:k her-,nf"rc. aud
we're not MS 'llv AZ the OLD disciples
IT 'zxak WAIto" who were along.
Bnt tn two gentlemen n~m-d r..
lie. med the mseIves-mu..h t. tho
satisfaction # their comp. n,o"s.
Senator Dubois wa. especially f"rtu.
nate. All day yesterday he stood or
sat in the same spot. lie did not
m v- four feet, and kept haul NJ out
t:.r s,.ckIed beauties with ANYTHING
hut senatorial gravity. Aud Mr..
Arson lid almost as ". II.
The other members of the party
were ccnten' with catching THREE -
four hask-tiu apiece. Bu i, s--,n~.l
~ il Messrs Uuhui. and Ausou could
never get enough.
The party caught over 6 " fish.
W. ix'ing over 1909 mounds. O! this
weight Ne .srs. D,h.is AID .Au,on
must have taken quite onef 'urt'.
The day was ~ IDEAL one for fish.
ing. Th- weather was h,i ht AID
60 d. and the water of the creek w-,+
.y:tat-h bv II s., # hr-ez.. n H..
wonll scarcely tou II tn wat.r ere II
,rou, would jump Tor it; aud All he
.,a,ty Of ig"t desired It might hive
'au ut ton or more.
1t is safe t. say ,ha, neither Sena>
'or DuhoIs, mr. M.s>r.. Anson or
Lockwood, will ever forget this ex-
,ursl"n to Wood River.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
Who IL Willing Ia Nurse ?

There must he pio"ty ut people
here who ale both wiling and 4nle IL
x" "uesi"x sick people. tree Of charge
ur CIV. u for wages.
Ii AL such viii leave their address
with either he. F,xsins, Dt. Bow"
or DR.. BELL, they will cont+r \ favor
npn" suff,.u r. who may bs unable to
look ny i.urss secure ths III III All.
other wHy,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24

Harvey l'orler WA, Two hours in
hnHing N nurs-, yesterday, for l-ai"il
"hIt~s place, although good wages
Was offer, 4, n, tho family aud neigh.
bors were uil worn out.
Tho Oldest child Of Mrs. Gnft1, who
lives III rear Of J. 5. Whutun's tfio.,,
Is pro ess,onal nurse, AID is ex.
p-.t:d here "Wednesday. 1t lis sew.
ices are needed, thy can b. sccured
at far wages.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
The lDiuh,lpria Patients.

R,y VIII u WAS very low at noon
10 DIV, ard not exp cted t" 'ec"er
Mrs. Ch ate WAS improving raliil,'
ut the same hou', and evidently sl'
N. st out OF danger.
no Other cas- are known If, and
E the weather cooled IF there would
n t h- mach danger Of the disease
.preadihg
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
Eur ALie AL Il liAryAil.

Complete camp ori', consisting
Il blankets, cooking utensils, loxl2
tent, etc. Also, three latest improved
Winchester I Fl $, fur 4l-caibr- re
volyers and 1000 rounds amnuni ion
Same can be bought ut les, than
Wholesale cost. Apply at
ALrURAs HOTEL.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
LOCAL JOTTlNGS,
Try Tracy's Corn Cure.

Try Tracy's Corn Cure.
Smoke Uavey's nome made Cigars.
Fulton Hs,ght and wife left to-day
fcr Salt Lake City.
Cigsss by the box, at Teacy's drug
store.
Mrs. J. c. Fox left ,o-day to visit
with relatives in Dillon, Mon.
Delicious t,e Cream Soda Water
at IrAoy's Drug store.
Al,h ,uy rheumatism must b. Y ~
undesirable, many people seem be".
on having it.
Go to Tracy's dru ystore for PAi t.,
Oils and Window Glass.
Jsgson says the only way to make
homs attractive to our boy, is to rent
it to some Other family.
Painting. pa,.esing. caic'mi"ing
et:. First class work guarsnt--d.
~. "a DULL.
An active June bug down "a girI's
back will give her the clearest idea Il
what an earthquake feels lik'.
Collins the tailor repairs, alters and
cleans clothes, at living rates. Salts.
fiction 2 guaranteed.
Some men are 90 indolent that the,
wouldn't even take their ease if IT,,
had to go out Of their way TO g it.
Leave orders at the Alturas Cons
mescinl Co. for Purdum's ,o.-,he
best and cheapest III the county.
whats the name Of your new
boat?" IL named it bridget a Ter
the cook, because it makes such hea, y
rolls"
Warren g. Higgins, having thor
oughlv Renovated thr,r saloon cu,ing
the past month, are now open i",
bLSiness. and inv!t- Their fl Ms anc
acquAintances to call as heretofore.
The Rev. Mr.. Saileir will prea. h !; II
che Methodist Episcopal church, II
this city. every S,niav, ut IL n III
and 8 p. m. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Another payment was made II
Boise, las; Monday, IN acc ,unt Of / g
s ar mine of this place; aud orders I"
resume operations are daily expected
from Salt Lake CITY. but for III
amp IN silver word would doubtless
have been resumed heretofore.
Another fire WAS caused nv careless
tumigating SATURDAY.. This WAS Al
Mrs. F,emmirg's. Live GOALS dropped
from = shovel destroyed u bed w"st
about SIS and burned y hole in The
carpet. There seems to be more t.
be dreaded from fumiga.ors than from
the disease.
Michael Mahoney got ha.k to-day
from Salt Lake City. he left here
about three weeks ago intenl,ng !,
60 to the Worlds Fair, hut the waru
weather deferred him and he sWit he
of to Salt Lake. After roasting
there q while he said that re thong h
no would run back here. where I
fellow can at least breathe, eve'
though it be du for mining.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
Something for NU,hiDg.

A liriute If the World's Fair lax
20 in hes i" size. map of the Unit. d
Stat, and map If Chicago can all
he Lad free of any cha'g" b, men.
''onins ,hi, paper. and sendins your
address to
loHN II. kEENE.
Commercial Apt Chi. Mil. j. ST.
Pau K. r., Sal, Lake City.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
90 OR MORE.

Ualess that Nnmb.r Goes, the rxcur.
sim viii b. UT"
Tickets Tor the proposed excursion
& Shoshono Falls are for sale ut the
po>toi!i,- for IS the round trip.
Uni IS ut last 20 are sold by
Wednesday noon, 2G.h inst, there
~Nl Oc tlu sx.uf.ibn.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
Fine Sin king lubarcO.

Oxfori Hash, cornell Mixture
Yale MiAtur-, Eng ish Bids Ey-,
p,riq 10 aud Old it'p, at
ID EARuART'L, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
Notice..

Written proposals for q site fo'
location Of the Soldiers Home ol
Idaho will be received by the beard
OF trustees till the gath inst. All
concentrations must be addressed to
the undersis ned.
by order of the board.
JAMES F. CURTIS,
Secretary of State.
BOISE. Idaho. July II, 1888.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
l'ANAttH.

Pure white, light blue and Bea.
'"n>i III. 80 cents per bloss m.
O.h-' kinds, mixed, buyers chnice
;! cents eac' IL f,r25 &C, t.; 81 to,
~ cent, 100 for 81.
Leave orders, with cash, at ,hi,
n!lice. or 1T northeast corner Mali
aud Silver streets. HaiI-y.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
Delegates u thp Cnua'y Convention.

DrFsHteS W SNr COuu'J CuuStu'tVus
A meeting was held i" the Distr &,
Court, last Saturday evening, AS PEI
the public announcement, when the
foli.wing-namrd citizens w.re un.
smi,nously elected delegates to The
County convention to TO held vt ket
.,hum to morrow, to select delegates
I" the silver cnnv-n'l'n which Is !,
neet in Chicago August Is, and't,
prDrred t, Washin .ton III a Tod G
V. Brvan, ". Il. Watt, 4. +. Butler
% >torkslag-r, W. L. Riley, II. Il.
Pnsh II. l.. Wer 'heimer, }. d. Win
ters, AMI } q. swift.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
Ice ('r-niii.

BY TIE pint. quart, or gall"n'-a'
prices 10 suit The ,im-s. deliver. i t.
patrons 1T any hour WAT ted, ny
PURDUM, the Ice Man.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
cur FIG " EisS For SALE.
ls.,Sps.

kaSps.
Buyers choice-25 cents to S.
each.
Sellers c' oice-lO CO, t. each: 81
per dozen; Is TO no per 100.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24

An EXcatk sion 10 Shu>liOHe Falls.
There " ill kr an * .ursi,n to She.
hone Falls, next FIJI ia..
Tickets Tor tie r"u'd trip, SIS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24

Cd pap-r- for .a!e ut tbs Office
rs cents per hnnAred
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
HALEY HOT SPRINGS
EIo TEL.
One and Cne-HaH Miles from Haley Ida.
Rates per day, SIS tos3 so; per week, SI4 to SCI

THIS beautiful health resort kept the around Hotel
colonial STYLE three Stories and Grsass in all its appointments
Lighted by nandcent lights throughout In connection with it il
elegant ball billiard and pin alleys and also ladies' and
hot pung All bath tubs porcelain
The Hot Springs highly mneazed and l6O degrees Fahrenheit
and the unsurpassed for the OF rheumatism kidney maa
and all diseases humanity subject Trout in abundance all the
and chicken
hunting unsurpassed in the foothills by.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-24
LETTER LIST.

Last Of lettera remaining in the HALEY tIdahoI
p"stothce for the week ending Jul II. ias3
Persons calling for any OF these l.. ,rs will please
DIV aad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18
&. 4. Train Wrecked in Tunnel.

VANCOUVER L. C., Feb. 1z-Yesterdav' 3
DELAYED Pacific Express on the Canadian
Pacific was wrecked at 80 O'Clock this
morning III the tunnel near Harrison river
station. about Sky miles from here.
Some large boulders fell from the root OF
the tunnel on TO the track AMI wrecked the
engine and mail car. II was wonderful
escape from a terrible fatality. a. only the
fireman named Ihlor was injured he re-
celving a slight scalp wound. The fatality
happened from the same cause. near the
same spot year ago. when an engineer
and fireman were thrown into the river.
tie former escapine by floating on
the engine cab. Since then "a watch
man has been stationed AZ the tunnel. lie
states that he went through the tunne.
i've minutes before the scci1ent and i. was
then all right. Considerable damage was
done - the track. Men we're sen; up i'm
med.a.e.y ana the track IS now clear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18
Rear Admiral Case Dead.

WAsHISGToN CITY, Feb. 17.-Rear Adj
miral Case. L. S. N, died here today.
[Augustus Ludlow Case was born at New 9.
burg, y. y, February 3, 1913 He entered
the navy as midshipman April ], ls9S.
and became passed mtdshipman June
Ia. 1884 From 1887 till Isi2 he was Ell.
gagged III the South sea surveying aud exploring
tenant February %, isil. He served
liz the Gulf of Mexico from l,45
TIL ISIS, during the Mexican war, and
was present al the capture OF Vera Cruz, Aiyo-
RADIO and Tabasco, super ntendlnG the landing
Of men, ordnance and stores Tor the siege OF
Vera truz. After the capture OF Laguna no
was sent with twenty-iy men up the Palisado
river 10 capture the town OF the same
name in the hope Of interceptlng Gen. Santa
Ana. The town taken and held for two
weeks against large body 81 cavalry Lieut..
Case commanded the soop-o.-war Warren II
1923 ana was lighthouse Inspector AT New
York from l,.3 til 1871 He promoted
September Ii, I-55 and COMMANDED the steaner
Caledonia OF the Paraguay expedition IN loJ9
At the beginning OF the civil war Commander
Case was Apo. n;ei feet captain OF the North
Al ante oioc&AGlLg sqGatTo.I, took part in
the capture of Forts Clarke and HatJeras, Aug
Us: - AMI %, l36l. and was specially named by
Flag officer stIingham IN his report OF Sep
temues = Al Hampton Roads he rem
Goldsoorough n manning and equlipiug the
many yesses sent hlIa II III prepared couGi-
ion, aud WAS commented IA a report, together
with Commander Rowan, for marked ability
AID sound sense" lie TOOK part in al the
operation Of the North Atlantic fleet Il. jan
uaTy, I'05, v nea ha vas assigned 10 tie lro-
2 sOis, which was lifted up 10 100. alter the IA
pains. He had barge o. the b.Oca .e OF New IL
~, y &, N l>t8. sni IL August oi inst year
= Ia n.
kernco, cut Out the steamer hgte from under
Fort Fisher anu the other Batteries az New Inlet.
lie uecame captain January =, 1858; IA 1913 10
was acet captain o: the European 9usdron He
was maize commodore December :, ISL. Was
chief OF the ordnance bureau from 1869 Till
SIS, and promoted TO eaT-s1mIraI May
=, - IN ls7i he commanded the
combined European. North A. antle and
South Atlantic Acts asse IN bled AZ Kew West at
The tine a.. the hIsgiIia- diflcuiles With spain.
ON February IS. 1873, he placed on the re-
glre. llstl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18
sTAMBOUL's RECORD.
National Trotting Association Decides
That 1t Was Fairly Made.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1.-THE board of
appeals for the Pacific district Of the Ma
tional Trotting Association, after an
investigation lasting some days. to-
day found that StambOui's 2:07H
record, made at Stockton. November %.
1892, was properly and fairly made.
Henry NJ. McHugh. who attempted
to levy blackmail by threatening to
disclose alleged facts about the per-
Torrance, is expelled from the asso-
citation, and John S. Kearny and
John A. McCloud, his coadjutors, sus-
pended. 1t is further found that all
records made on the Stockton track from
October - to November %. 1892 inclusive.
shall stand, all the requirements having
been strictly and legally complied with.
The board says:
In making tho finding for STEAMBOAT We be-
leve the effort made TO discredit the time was
for malicious and dishonest purpose. and We
find the charge supported by no reliable evil
dence. but tina, the parties active in making the
charge are implicated in a conspiracy to levy
hiack mail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18
NEWS OF NORTHWEST
Salmon Gamers of Columbia
River Combine.
AN OREGON MINER MURDERED.
A Married Tacoman Arrested for sed &C.
ing . Young Girl-A Salem Man
Drinks Poison.

ASTORIA, Feb. 17.-[Special.l The Co
lumbia river salmon cannerymen, who
have been in session tor the last two days
in this city, have at last come to con-
clusion and arranged combination salts
factory to all parties. The following
packing companies have signed the
agreement to combine: Eureka Packing
Company. A. P. Good & Co.. +. NJ.
Warren. D. Morgan. NJ. 6. Megler & Co..
Pillar Rock Packing Company. +. ]. Nc
Gowan & Sons. Aberdeen Packing Com
pany, Columbia River Packing Company.
Samuel Eimore. Astoria Packing Com
pany, A. Booth Packing Company,
George & Barker, J. o. Han
thorn & Co., Fishermen's Packing
Company and J. w. & V. Cook. The
North Shore Packing Company ist only
one of importance not in the combination.
Several Of the stockholders reside in the
East and will have to be communicated
with. 1t is thought they will come In
also. The only cannery on the lower
river unrepresented is that of William
Hume. at Eagle Cliff, a packing house for
private buyers.
The main objects of the combination are
to govern the selling price Of fish and to
prevent the indiscriminate sale OF fish
under contract to outside canneries
and buyers Heretofore the can
neries have been in the habit of
advancing to fishermen during the
winter money enough to buy provisions
and Irvine for nets. In return for this the
fishermen contracted to sell all the fish
they caught, whether large or small, to
the canneries at a fixed price, but agents
for Portland and Eastern fish markets
have made it practice to come down
during the big run and prevail
upon the fishermen to sell them the
largest fish, Notwithstanding their prior
contract with the canneries. Against this
the combine expects to protect itself. 1t
will also set price on all cannery sup
Plies, such as tan bark, twine,
hangings, ETC., and fix the rental for all
net racks and boats. 1t has not
been decided how many canneries are
to be operated during the season. but it is
probable that the number will be the same
as last year, with no limit to the output.
The officers of the combination will be
elected next Tuesday, when, after a con-
sultation with the Fishermen's Protective
Union. price will be set on the fish. No
decrease in price will be made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18
SOLLY SMITH FAKING.



PORTLAND, Feb. III Special. Fifteen
hundred of Portiands ring patrons were
treated to another generous dose of
disappointment tonight at the Pas
time Club. They went to see Solly
Smith, the featherweight champion
of the Coast, accomplish his advertised in
tention of stopping Billy Patterson. of
Portland. In six rounds. but saw nothing
of the kind. What they wanted to see
was Solly prove his ability to put Billy to
sleep when he desired to do SO,
but for some unexplained reason that
desire was lacking. The little fellow
tapped the local pugilist where and as often
as he pleased, but they were love taps.
The terrible right that fractured Danny
Days jaw and knocked out Johnny Van
Neest neglected to fill one of numerous
openings that Patterson presented to it.
The set-to was accompanied by Kisses
and cries of flake" from indignant specta-
tors. Solly's brother. Seward. undertook
to knock out Jack O'Day in six rounds.
but early in the fifth round threw
up the contract. to save himself
from being punched to slumber. ODay
outweighed his presumptous antagonist
by about fifteen pounds, but he displayed
equal cleverness and did most of the land
ing. While the Smith brothers have made
money in Portland, their professional
standing has not been enhanced by their
work tonight.
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Tho Kansas Middle I'm Court.

TorEKs, Feb. i7.-The injunction suit
brought by the Republicans against the
state auditor 10 enjoin him from paving
the salaries 81 the Populist members under
the Populist appropriation bill came up
III the distric. court this morning Attor-
ney General Little made \ motion TO dis
mss the case, maintaining that the
district court had no jurisdiction. Judge
Haven oyerruled the motion. holding that
the court did have authority IN the case
AMI that tho dropping of the case vas a
matter oi It's discretion. The attorney
general then took exception to the decis-
ion and appealed 10 ;he supreme court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18
GROVER A FALSE GOD.
The Faithful Refuse to Longer
Worship at His Shrine.
DENoUNcE HIM AS A MUGwUMP
He oodwinked Henry Willard, De-
ludsd Friends OF Morrison and Has
Disgusted All Democracy.

WASHINGTON CRY. Feb. 17.-ISpecia!.l-
The feeling of dissatisfaction among MEN,
bers of this congress with Cleveland's cab
met appointments, and his position on
several leading issues IS growing stronger
every hour. Next to Gresham's appoint
ment the selection Of Smith and Bissell
for the cabinet is causing the most feeling.
Western Democrats are virtually lampoon-
ing Cleveland for placing Smith at the
head OF the interior department.
The Tumor circulated today, that for the
campaign funds contributed Cleveland
promised Henry Willard the control OF
this appointment, is believed to be q
fact by many staunch Democrats
in the East rs we'll as in the
West. The friends of Morrison, Of llli-
nois. are making good use of this rumor to
injure Cieveland's standing. The indica-
tions now are that both the senate and
house may be arrayed against Cleveland
during the Fifty-third session. Ii Is not
thought now that he will WELD any useful
influence over either branch when support
10 needed to carry through Legislation IN
which he is interested.
The claim is set up by many Democratic
congressman that Cleveland can no longer
be classed as a Democrat. They assert
that oy his actions be has shown that he
is anything else than in sympathy
with that party. He will be pain
fully weak If he calls an extra
session to repeal the Sherman law. His
attitude in making appointments has
raised storm about his head that will
scarcely be quelied during his term IN
office. Democratic members are openly
asserting that they will ask no favors Of
him, and threaten to defeat in congress
any measures he advocates.
One interesting phase of the feeling
against his course throughout the country
Is the fact that the expected large attend
ance of visitors in Washington City
on inauguration day is MT develop
ing. The railroad officials. who ought
10 know, say to the newspaper
men today that the attendance on in
auguration day will be % per cent.
less than expected four weeks ago.
They predict that il will be less
than has been the case for many years.
They give no cause for this falling OIL, but
the feeling in Washington City is general
that it can almos; be wholly attributable
to the atisfaction with Cleveland's re-
cent appointments and in other directions.
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Arrssted for Seduction.

TACOMA, Feb. lz-[Special.l- ALLEN P.
Pinyan. an Edison blacksmith, who has
wife and one child with whom he has not
been living for some time, was arrested to-
day, charged with seducing Minnie Stems.
aged I6 The girls mother is dead. and
she has been boarding with friend of her
fathers Pinyan has been calling upon
her, with Mrs. Hogan's consent. He FREE
quently remained over night at her house,
and once while there he is charged with
assautihg NJ ss Stems. He has agreed to
marry her, provided his wife would secure
a divorce with money which he would
furnish.