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elseee's Argument on Original Rights
Of Russia In tho Waters.
PAMs, April I4-Carter. Of counsel for
- United States. continued his address
day before the Boring sea court of arbi-
milton. He further discussed tho law
eteRnine the tribunal and likened the
nrstrtcted destruction of seals to pelagio
naey. He discussed the original rights
Russia In Bering sea, which he claimed
- founded on the discovery Of the waters
y Russian navigators, whose achieve
mt Carter related to the court with the
Instance Of large map. exhibited on the
sal. ana which embraced description of
sssias sec and the adjoining regions.
Aver quoting the ukase of 1921. Carter
eeaisnded that practically no limit of pro-
sesion existed at the present and seizures
seaio not be effected. The three-mile
sat no said, was not observed as abso.
.niy In the time OF peace as in the time
var. When necessary for the protec-
N OF the seal industry, he maintained.
- search and seizure of vessels was justi-
~ Carter then proceeded to quote from
~ decision Of Chief Justice Marshall to
senect that the right OF seizure and
= afcn was not limited TO three miles.
s y said he had no doubt that Great
asain admitted the theory,
: eu enaries Russell. counsel for Great
man. intimated that Great Britain held
seoatrary opinion.
Nsf'er replied that in that case the judy
lat Of Chief Justice Cockburn must be
- be upheld the theory referred TO,
A'at further argument the court adj
xs1ned until Tuesday. Henceforth the
s. Faphic report of the proceedings Of
- eoort viii devolve upon Great Britain
1aae, TIE United States declining to share
responsibility.
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PERSONAL.

Thomas Bordeaux, Of Shelton, 10 In the city.
B. Ettelson, Of sprague. Il . guest Of the
Grand.
j. A. Magss, Of Sherwood. was in the city yes
terday.
W. A. Berry, OF Castle Rock. is . guest Of the
Occidental.
Phillip Baum, OF whateom, registered It the
Rainier yesterday.
Master Thomas ". Corbets left for Washing.
ton City last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Joiner, Of Anacortss,
are guests of the Diller.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ristsen. Of Spokane, are
guests of the Arlington.
Key Pitman and Thomas McCadery, OF Mount
Vernon, are stopping at the Diller.
Mr.. and MrG s. A. Kingnau. of Peoria, Ill.
are tourists registered At the Occidental
George T. Hanson came over from Tacoma
yesterday and 10 stopping at the Arlington.
Mr.. and MIRA John A. Nuttall and child, OF
Cohoes. n. T., are tourists stopping at the Rain.
Ter.
Mr. and Mra ". II. Rowe, Miss Lucy Rowe
and Mrs. Lewis, Of Troy, are tourists registered
at the Rainier.
r. Greene. OF st. Paul. formerly connected
with c. V. smaiiey's NorthUest Nagasins, IL stop
ping at the Grand.
Miss Grace Csviness. OF Island City, Or, has
been in the city during the past week, the guest
OF her sister. Mrs J. A. Branson.
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THE MAGAZINES.

The Aother's Nmrsry Guide for April discusses
''Sleep and Its Disturbances in Children" 'The
Administration Of Medicines or Application Of
Remedies" nursery problems and current
topic&
The SdRitdrtdn for April discusses Coronation
and Its Importance in Cholera" "Disiufection
at Quarantine Stations" and an exceedingly
entertaining article on 'Clothes." by Herbert
Maxwell, IN reprinted from Black,rooTa
The April number Of Blue aud Gray contains
articles BY Gen. HOratiO C. King, +. C. Har-
baugh and others. and 10 handsomely illustrated
The feature of the number il 'Our Capital City,
the Mecca of American Patriots" BY r. H.
Titheringtou.
Tho second number of the Quarterly Illustrator,
published by Harry C. Jones, go Fifth avenue,
New York, reproduces the choicest engravings
from all the magazines, together with number
OF original articles The printing compares
with that Of any publication.
The April number OF the School Reriess, con-
Quoted by J. 6. Scnurman, president Of Cornell
University, takes a hopeful view of the outlook
for English in New York state. Cornell has de.
creed that all schools shall be subject to en-
trance tests in English. Most of the students
entering Harvard and other colleges have no
command of the English language.
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SssoS. April lA--In the commons to-
Y, upon the resumption of debate on the
s0e reading of the home rule bill.
apoei Henry Zimmerman, secretary of
gave particulars of his plans for pre-
Ing internal order in Ireland under q
rule administration. Gladstone in
desire 10 close debate on the
-. reading of the bill on Tuesday
oos haliour protested. Home Secre-
aeqasth delivered an earnest address
slsAslf Of the bill
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Hamburg Imm,rr.r, s.r, R..&

n:Aie, Anril ii.-lules Shleck, an i'm
- a' nom Cholera infected Hamburg.
aaoa. who had been endeayoring to
IN entrance 10 this country for
DAYS. succeeded In getting across
p. 4 last night. evading the customs
49,. shiecS was found AZ the resi-.
- ms erother-in-lsv. John Briske,
.... back TO Canada, and Briske was
49, On charge Of connivance for the
seon OF law. The Canadian customs
&C., eny completely with the SNUG
sss - charged.
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THE sKAoIr COUNTY CoURraoUsE

Dissatisfactton In Mount Vernon With
Site Selected BY Commissioners.
Several of the most prominent citizens
Of Mount Vernon have addressed the fol-
lowing communication to the Posr-INrEL-
LIoENCER:
The county commissioners are considering the
question OF erecting . courthouse which will
accommodate the county Offices and place the
county records In . building free froa exposure
to IRE, at the same time relieving the county OF
tho large expense for rent OF ofices and the In.
convenience caused by the various county on
ces being located in different parts OF the town.
Three proportions have been made BY Mount
Vernon parties Offering TO donate sites. d. +.
Decatur Offers 50xll5 feet on the corner OF First
and Pine streets and located four blocks south
Of the Odd Fellow building. now occupied by
the county OMEGA
E. G. MillioE aud others offer piece Of ground
on the corner OF First and Division streets, l50x
100 feet, and located one block north Of the Odd
Fellows building
c. 6 Moody, cashier OF the bank. and Others,
Offer to donate q whole block, 100 feet square,
Immediately back OF and across the street from
the present quarters occupied BY the county
ofices.
The commissioners seem 10 favor the Decatur
proposition, although IL 10 the smallest piece OF
ground and located farthest from the business
center, with large sawmill . short distance
from It, and have informed Decatur OF the &C.
ceptAnce Of his offer. although no odlcial action
ha, been taken.
The proposition to construct the building In
the center Of . block ID approved BY oil with the
exception of few individuals who would b
benefited BY the location of the courthouse near
property owned BY them. By placing the
building in the center OF q block all danger Of
fre from adjoining buildings would be over
come aud the light in the ofiicss would not b
intsrfered with. should the county seat b re-
moved from Mount Vernon the properly would
bring larger price, and should the county seat
remain there would Be ample room TO build =
county building large enough to accommodate
oil the county business without going to the ex-
ira expense of securing = site.
The county now pays about 81 800 per annum
for rent. which, upon the expiration OF the
present leases in July. will DO increased nearly
twice a. much The auditor Is the only oficer
who has vault and should . fire occur ire
parable damage to the county records will b
the result
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Chief Of Police Jackson received a tele-
phone dispatch from the sheriff
Of Lewis comfy last evening. di-
recting him to turn E. J. Luther,
one of the principal witnesses in the
Minkler murder trial At Centrsiia, loose
The request was complied with. The &C
ton OF the Lewis county officials in allow
ing principal witness against DR.. Mink
Ter, who has been granted a second
trial, to escape their clutches when there
is absolute proof that he was offered
money to keep out Of the way. is consid-
cred very peculiar by Chief Jackson.
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BRIES CABLEoRAus.

The Russian csarowitch and Grand Duke
Alexis win start for Amenca betwesn now and
Nay.
Samuel Williams 1 ca, cotton brokers Of
Liverpool, have failed. with Liabilities Of
e2500M
In letter to zansibar Tippoo ribs SON con.
nrms the report Of the death Of Emin Pashs aud
oil his people
hre ct vsssprim. Hungary, on April "A, de-
stroyed 40 buildings and left 1000 people home
Issa Loss. 10000 norina
At Crusalta, in Rio Gfande do Sui, the bandit
Eerregra was taken from Jail and lynchsd for
atrocities hs had psrpeseatsd.
German and italian colouists Of Rio Grande
40 Sui. Brasil, have Joined the rebels The fed.
erals are reported to have evacusted Allegro.
Presidsnt Heresux. Of San Domingo. and
President Hippoyte, Of Haiti, have reached IN
amicabls understanding and peace prevaila
The dock laborsn ct Hartlepool, Eng, have
received 70 support the Hull men, and will re-
fuse 70 unload vessels while the strike u
pending.
King Humbsrt Of Italy: Prince ferdinand,
OF Bulgaria. and his mother. Princess Clemsn.
tina, are at Florence, Italy. on April u viz.
1tso Queen Victoria, who - sojourning therA
The reported attempt to assassinats King
Carlos. Of Spain. was untrue, aud originated
from the antics Of IN insane Jew, named Solo
mon Asaniot. who hes bsen placed in IN
asylum.
The government of Argentine has refused
70 grant Great Britain's request for the extra
dition OF Jabes Spencer Baifour. because Great
Britain would not agree 70 deliver similar
criminals % Argentine
The Kachius uprising in Burmah 10 becoming
ssriouA 4 detachment Of British soldiers has
bssn surrounded By 800 armed Chinese. and r.
infoecemenss have been called for. Russia has
sent force to protect her interests Ut the Dor.
defs Of the Pamira
dispatch from President LAVA, of Honduras,
BY Gen. E. Ryer, Of the staH of Gen. Vasques,
announces the defeat OF Bonilla ct Tegucigslpa,
ON March n, and predicted the collapse Of the
revolutionary movement soon. dispatch
from New Orleans confirms the report In gen.
eral way.
Rector Ahlwafdt's promised expose Of corzup.
ton during the Bismarck regime, resulted in .
aasco in the reichstag at Berlin on April Il
Ahlwardt handed the presiding oflcer . docu.
msnt which, II IL alleged. was . Withdrawal Of
the o6sr 10 furnish evidences, and which was
handed back TO him amid great laughter, the
president announcing that ordinary business
would prooeed
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! BELGIAN RIOTS.
1srs Are Called Out to Sup
press the Disorders
ooosrso IN ssussels.
=. ..-a.H srsners IN the Cool Districts
Yaetories and Loot Houses
~ Goyernment Alarmed.

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new PUBLICATION.

D. Appleton 4 Co have In press 1.-THE Voice OF
Q Flower" novel, BY E. Gerard.
G. p Putnam's Sons, New York, publish
"Rumi u ations,"a series Of essays, BY Albert
Mathews. author OF "A Bundle OF Papers," etc.
Rand, McNally Co. Chicago. publish in the
"Globs Library" "Ths Master OF St Rene.
dicts." by Alan St Aubyn. Paper. 2lo pages,
% ceuA
The Alcohol Question In Switzerland" II the
the American Academy OF Political and social
Science. The author 10 Hon. W. Mili.st, of
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To self-supporti ing Women.

Mrs. Alice Houghton, superintendent Of
woman's department, state board, requests
that all seif-supportlng women wall please
call At the studio Of Miss Fannie s.
Campbell, room 80 Hinckiey block. and
enter their names. The registry will be
closed April Is and forwarded to the
xoman's department of the state Of
Washington, Worlds Columbian exposi-
ton. Also ell articles fer exhibition viii
BE- received.
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The Naval Fleet Drill.

FoKrmIss MoxRoE. Va, April 1a-When
the reet passed out IL sea on Tuesday
morning. it divided into two squsdrons,
Admiral Benham commanding the
first, and the second in charge
OF Admiral Walker. On reaching
the capes. il was arranged 90
that each admiral should take one section
and drill them in his own VY. The &C.
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Chilean Newa

s.,ssise April l4-An explosion,
- 10 have been caused by dyna-
r. SECURED near Santiago yesterday.
'efnmens has given orders that
4 j, y .'e details shall be made public.
o.,;-'ae morning papers here and in
~ - ~ .here has been printed a report
aied Ataies eovespmaut refuses
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TO surrender the refugees haEborsd By Min
lister Egan in the legation Of the United
seefaaieesp Rieee IN AmseerAa~.

AnsfxRDAM, April A-The socialists Of
this city who were recently making nightly
attempts to hold demonstration In front
Of the royal palace. succeeded in gather
ing in force this evening while . reception
vas being held in the palace. The social
ists were ordered to disperse but refused.
The police then charged and scattered
them with drawn swords. Several persons
were wounded.
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Jefferson birthday Celebration.

ANN ARsoR April is-The Iooth anni-
versary Of the birth Of Thomas Jefferson
was celebrated tonight by the Young
Mems Democratic Club Of the University
of Michigan. A splendid banquet was
given at the Palace rink. where covers
had been laid for 400 guests. The address
Of the evening was by Congressman John
De Witt Warner, oil New York. Warner
spoke to the toast 'Jeiierson's Legacy to
His Par,yn
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Nsv Orleans Races.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE track was slow
today. Summaries:
Five furionss-Oscaf won. Oliver second,
Bucephalus third Time. l:la
six furiongs-wedgereld won. volunteer
second, Purysar third. Time. l:2lA<
Four .uriengs-Martine.te won, J. b second
B. r. Fly third Time, $751;
Seven furiongs-Sam Farmer won, Helen n.
second. Redving third. Time. lisa
Eight ana one-half furlongs-Granits won.
Catlin second, Phean Dorr third. Time, l:ocsA,
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vIESsA. April la-Earthquaks shocks
continue to Be felt in 6erviA People living
In the valley Of the xorava river are panic
stricken and hundreds are enc8mped in
the open air. Reports from every direc-
ton indicate that the shocks caused IN
appalling amount Of damage.
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Cholere m Halloa..

VIsssA. April l3.-Cholsra il spreading
rapidly in Eastern 0alicia. The average
number Of deaths has doubled every day
In the past week.
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OAKLAND, April H.-Score Of today's
game:
Los Angeles =, base hitsl2. errors San Fran.
cisco 2. base hits 6, errors Z; Batseriss-Knell
and spies for San Francisco; Nicol and Lehman
for l,Oa Angeles.
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John Hill. colored. aged 10 years, was
hanged at Camden. N. j., April IA, for tho
murder of Joseph Dodson, as the result of
. political quarrel last October.
William Bond, colored, was hanged at
Rockville. NO., on April IA, for tho muir
der of Margaret Cophas in November,
1891.
Jack Bradley. colored. was hanged yes
terday at Bennettsville, 8. c., for tho muir
der Of A. L. Taylor, white. on August 6,
1900
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Drsxel, Morgan 4 Co., OF New York, have mn.
dertaken the reorganization OF the Richmond
Terminal Company.
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Ladies', 60 to J. J. Wittwer, OILS Front stross
and have your hair properly attended ta
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In 1898
AL roads lead to Chicago The Chicago, Mil
waukee 4 St Paul railway leads the van. Ex-
Cursion rates to the Worlds fair.
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Henry Hugh McCosh, once the right
hand man of A. T. Stewart, the merchant
prince. was found dead in a dirty alley in
New York, April Z. killed by drink.
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AN INJUNCTION ISSUED.
Col. Ross Takes Legal steps Against
Agent EcIis and Army Onicers.

Tho seat o! wa. between Col Frank T. Ross
who IL trying 70 eald railroad across
the Puyaiup reservation and Indian
Agent Edwin Ee.is was yesterday trans
fc.fed from Tacoma TO Seattle Col.
Ross attorneys appeared before Judge
Langley ia; even:ng and procured a Temporary
Injunction restraining Agent Fel.s. Msi.
French, Capt ~ A. Carpenter aud Lieut.. W 4.
Goodwin, OF Company g. Fourteenth infantry,
from interfering with the work on the rescrva-
ton. The case was brought before tho King
county superior court By \. J. Baker. Col Ross
attorney, assisted by Charles woodwortn, OF
Tscoms.
The complaint slei in hehal! Of Col Eoss
states that the Indians, John Cook and susie
Cook. his wife, susie sitwell and James siiweil.
her husband. and susie ,lCaitcrhan, oiti-
xeas Of she United states and ot the state of
Washington. residing its King county. and that
they are the In fee simple of the
iasds over which Col K R1ss 10 now construct ng
a railroad these ianis being IN sections Il and
-, township u north, range 3 east The CON-
plant further states that Col Ross has eCu-
tracts for the rsgh,-o.-1Ay for the railroad
across ih.s Land. nnd six months lease
c; the land aow occupied by his tenis
ana camp quarters, aud q proceeding law
fully 10 ,.s construction OF TIE railroad and has
raid out large sum OF money ~ ,his end Tho
complaint then se.s Gu; the hostile yoei,son of
Agen, Eells and the other defendants ~cou.
tetSsSilEE together Gttlsr eFl1
psrsoas TO sEe p.ainIaf uB.aown, whose names
when discovered he prsys he Easy be az Liberty
10 Insert herein With apt wurts 70 charge
them ss parties defendant he.eto;" .ec..es tha.
these defendants have thtesieact II he does
10. aesi-t from his iaxiii occupation OF build
Ing railroad. 10 foTestly ei-ei the piain.a
froEa the ssc real estate, with force aad Arms
and By The use Aad msaas o. numerous armed
aid syll disposed pe.soGs under taei. conssoi,"
e:c.
There Is more or isss hafno- IN tie language
o. The o;apia,aI, referring 10 the several per-
soas 80 .rE2ei aEi "a 3ies eoatroi 81 3e.ea6znts,"
vasn the reader rea..ees that IL - coGa paay OF
T7Gts. states troops Il states that neither o.
tie sad defendants nor aay O: the said persons
uztss fte!E control osRs any property saosse.
70 execution IA tie sssss. sas. tsey are wholly
iasosyeG. and financially Irresponsible .os the
damages that viii res1sl, from their threasss.s.
ssespsss. ana II they allowed 70 eofara!t sai1
rrsspass tne pialaus wstl be wholly without
saasas of redress 10 action a: .aw.
C0l. Ross ssxs tor a temporary viii o. tn!4ac-
;iaa. saicss 10 granted. aa3 The dcien3an.a are
cited u ag9sar May - 70 shos cause Vi by sac
Injunction should n1t &c rsaie per rae.Eal
A.. lie papers in The Ease ara sworn to before
fAe wsiI-snoaa Puysllup iaeiaa, Peter 5.snU?,
y 10 is 8 notary public.
-<-sr. weei srsi hesladaara eo-afnse win
-. .. x-.r
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- non ths C.r,;iio1 s,~achea ~ HAptista.
4 was On II E''E ral} III Il NORTH
Carolina tup ., su)3 cardinal t;lh-
hcos, aI3r@aajnS ,hn graduates AT tho
s..nnilrig,l>r r0D YrNt III wa8 SAT
uuiaY niuhi. IN" only Catholics in
tha place wee ihN ia,ly whon bad
c,.n1n 10 eee aud An: newborn ,iih!,
1ust Yccol}H,l Nl-D thr T:u1t'h, What
>>,s 70 do o. 1hn mJrrnw: The ,litji~
guilty was lnrf l1y ,nv lost, TIE lady =
husband, himself y Yntlnl,"a' rf the
napt.a5 Denomination.
"Fa,1;r, -aid he our preacher is
avny To-Day Womb yon have {ho
h;1ldne's4 IN "n2anct services Ser ass
II consented and Wel,t 50 Tie Rap.
Isl nAcrGin& nHnsr. Did >2T 2n&ss
Cor hcm, oh, 80, S>1y children, !
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,r,aly1ct4i 'ry tDe gentleman already
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