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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The Johnstown Herald says a a number Of
Johnstowners viii take in the swell ball at
Somerset Friday evening
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The HERALD to-day delivered 600 pamph-
ls;s-S2 pages and c0ver-to County Super
intendent Berkey. The little volume is de-
signated 4" The Institute Annual and con-
tains complete pro rams for both the Teach
ers and Directors sessions. as well as a list
Of all the teachers employed in the school
Of this county and other useful and yal1a-
bic information. The pamphlet was pre-
pared at great labor and expsnse, and tesch-
ers snd directors VIII find It the most con-
venient program they have ever had.
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Award,

The highest award Of public opinion has
been conferred upon The Cinderella Range
Il is guaranteed to bake and roast. Said bT
Jas E. Holderbsun.
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The HERALD joins with bis host of other
Somerset county friends in extending heart
feltsympathy to Hon. John Cessns in his
deep distress caused by the rash act of his
son.
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IN DIVORCE.

Mazzie Z Lzrrsnes L tns Court Of Common
by her next f-i-cd. Plea % Somerset Co.
Jeremiah zhzniis- Pa
5lbpzs1a n Di F1rse
yohn Lawrence. 70 No. 2. NkY Z. is-1
Al.ss subpn1s in Divorce Se- 4. seq. 7. lass
70 .5o.a IdTT>-cr, " Gcss-s5sa' s5ous sszef
Yen are hereby nosi6sa 10 be and APPEAR Al the
lexf Cc.rt % Corancn Pleas oE SOz1erset county.
10 be held a. SoueTset On The second Monday IN
Deosn5eT. A. D. lsse, fIith day. 20 ausser a
Complaint Of Asfg1e = LaErs1ce yO1r Elte, the
plaintiff above named. and show cause. II Gfiy
y01 have Why your aid wife should nCf he d.
vorced fr0m he bends o. maIriuony e1-ese- "a
70 with you. zgreeAoly n the przye- Or asf Per-
ton and L1bel exhibited sEEilss yOl nef0re aid
Court.
ShesiEx 01see, ISAIAH GOOD.
SozEersst Pa Nov Is. lseo sle-i1.
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Newest and Best.

Gato Mrs. a. f. Uhrs for the newest
most stylish, best and cheapest Ladies'
Misses and Children's Wraps She always
leads in styles, quality and prices.
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No. II. All that certain tract Of timber land
situate in QuenAhoning TCEnsHip, sonsssei
County. Pa, lying befTeen the s5olycreek ard
lam wilt. e. Eastoiler and I0rebz0 Herring or
tie Somerset ( Cambria Railroad. containing
twenty three fZs acres more or les, exclusive Of
thirty-three 49, feet from the centre % the S1In
erset & Cambria Railroad, with the sppurtenGal
ceS
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Diaries for 1894.

At Fishers Book Store can be found q
complete line Of Standard diaries. for 1894,
selling from Is cents to 81. This IS the on
ly complete line Of diaries kept for sale in
the county. Mail orders solicited.
CHAs h FISHER
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TREsPasS NOTICE

An perocs are he-e1y no.lisi uot % tresrAss
O. ny lerm &c S8ioerssi t0Eusaip fCr s-y pcrpcse
Statsger Any person ~ per-ols iOl1c walk
nd, rl1l-g. crlTicg. h1lrlEg. lsh.rs. b-Try1ng
o. ireErs-etr- "A any usInsr nr tsr a1v p17t-ass
on the premises afsrssaai g.ii - T-osec-tsd -
the ful extent " The izH. Tbss is i-e - notice
tat proEo { u give. and y tfs ksJir- VII see
th-ithe leg ssziz.i .-e-I-sslas !. rigidy en-
loreet
HENEY KIsTER,
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A DMINIsrRAroRs NOTICE

Eztsis Of Philip smith. late of the borough Of
lockwood somerset county, Pa. deed
Letters Of al ninistratioE Csnl TtS,uleai0 Auner0
on the above estate having been granted % The
undersigned BY the proper authority, notice +
hereby gwen 10 all persons inde55ed 70 said e.
tate % make immediate payment and those hav-
ing claims against the III present them Tor
settlement duly authenticated on saturday, Dee.
g l-s3, at the decetenfs store and lafe resi-
delce II the borough Of lockwood. Pa.
JANIS l. PTGH
Administrator Can I.ssfl.llti -fsl.sl1.
VI FEi4n smith dee a.
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% pAPERR FOR THE PRICE
:" OF ONE
.,oerset Herald and New York
ne e.Ioslllv 5sl Tribune for only 50.

urr,1p has never been given 10 offer
-;,us or low clubbing rates with
.,er.plpers or periodicals as an in
..,t TO subscribers, believing its own
...bs the regular subscription price,
.-4tbat all Of lis thousands Of Sub
,sre ialI value Tor their money.
I'd. one instance We have decided TO
e,a our established custom and will
.,...s BrsA1D and NsV York Weekly
ms205 Gr both papers, II all new
5e. and to all present subscribers
-.a usv one years subscription in ad-
1 .ss r-.ss1t Congress VIII be the most
.-.a, one the country has ever seen, on
.,f.bs probable entire revision Of
.,--Fs-i financial interests Of the eoun-
. 5s5o9res every intelligent Repubh-
/ ,Eeg himself informed regarding the
, TIE Tai5ms being the abiest Re
.al paper in the country and the
~, hang the admitted representative
4 =. 5..t Interests Of the county, readers
..- 10th VII be kept fully informed on
..-,--,Bt measures and thoroughly
/. st with the times.
Address all orders to
THE HERALD,
Somerset, Pa.
N PAPERS FOR THE PRICE
or ONE.
.s,nsrset Herald and New York
Wsekly Tribune for Only -.
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e'xECVTRIX's NOTICE.

J.
deceased
Letters testaE1eutarE c. thc above eSta.e having
been granted . tae undersigned By fhe proper
authority. nOtice i kereby given 70 al psrSJuS
moving themselves indebted to sad e.
tate 70 MAKE immediate payment and tboss nav
ing claims against the s2Ee 70 p-eseut them duty
authenticated Tor settlement Oh Friday the zs.h
DAY of December, l-13, al the lac residence Of
dse'd
ELIZABETH HEIMAN.
E1ecu-riN.
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A ssIGYEE's NOTICE

A SSIGNEE's NOTICE
Assigned estate Of Conrad Miller, Of Jefferson
Township, Somerset County, Pa.
Notice is hereby given that Conrad Miller has
made a general assi igumcnt for the benefit Of his
creditors 10 the undersigned. All persons IN
debted 70 said estate are requested 70 make pay
ment and those having claims 70 pre5en. the
same without delay TO
JOS spa B. MILLER,
Eiis r o., somerset Cs Pa.
Or 10 bis Att'ys
ScOtt & Ogle. Somerset. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

We call attention to Mrs. A. Z. Uhrs
Holiday advertisement in another column
You should not fail to 20 and see her stock
Ii will pay you and will help TO make young
and old hannY.
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OF PARTITION.

To Ar ME FEt1ley. LeFi Fsid.sy. Hsn-y Fz---
icy. 5ir1O1 EAidley. of COiflx. yksre- e.yCE.J,
I0Es. Jasper ReEioid. q Ericn. sEeI.on eolsrty,
West Va. Saury, n. .--zlf a silE Wm Biftner,
OF Gs-re.. c-c1ts. MARYLAND.
-oz arEr kerebg 1ot'1et that q Pursuance q q
VIZ a PArti-io1 issued ozf Of The OrDhA1s'
Ccurt Of 5ozerzeE cOUcts, Pa. ard 70 ne direct
ed gIu hold an irQutst On re premises. On the
RAJ estate 0f Chris-iEa Rszb0id, deed. situate
IN G-ee1Eiile toN1saip. 6cuerSes eJunty. Pa. on
Nonday. So7. tie Zth day, Is59 a. one O'Clock
p 4, VIXEN and where y0z can at;ssd II you
thsns Propes. .
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A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

N
Assigned estate OF George Barclay. Of Jefferson
Township. Somerset County. Pa
Notice j. hereby given that George Barclay has
made general Assignment f1r the benefit Of hts
creditors 20 the. uEdeEigued- All persons IL
debted % said estate are requestelt make pay
ment and those having claims % present the
same without delay 70
JOHN e. SCOTT,
Assignee.
A J. C0lborn, Esq., AIRY. SOmeEet Pa
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A SsIGNEES' NOTICE.

Assigned estate Of Abram NJ. Miller. Of jefferson
township. somerset county, Pa.
Notice Is hereby given that Abram NJ. Miller
has made general as>tgune1t for the bene1f Of
his c-editors. 20 the undersigned, all persons
indebted 70 said estate are requested 20 make
payment and those having claims 10 present tie
same without delay 10
JOHN r. Scott, Assignee.
Somerset, Ia.
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A sSIGYEEs NOTICE.

IA
Assigned estate OF II. II. Grady, Of sonezet
County.
Notice is hereby given that II. II Grady has
made general asl gument for the benefit of his
creditors. 70 the undersigned All persons in
debted 70 said estate are requested % make pay
nent, and those having claims 20 present Tie
same without delay. 20
4. SAMUEL WRIGHT. Assignee.
New Buena vista,
Bedford Co. IA
or to his attorneys,
John H. jordan
Moses A Points, Bedford, Pa
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A SsIGNEE's NOTICE.
A D,IINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

A DSlINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate Of Annie BFoggbe7. late OF Middlecreek
township, dec q.
Having heen appointed administrator of the
estate q Annie BrCuyher, dee a.. notice j. here
By given % all persons owing said estate 20 make
immediate payment, snd those having claims
against said estate viii present the same dusy
authenticated 70 the undersigned at lis resi-
dence in Upper TdrkeyfOot township. Somerset
county. Pa On Saturday, the I'd day Of Deoem-
Der, isS.
JOHN :. TRIMPEY,
Scott & Ogle. Atty's. AdministFa;o-
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SHERIFF's SALE.
vALUAeLg REAL EsTArg.

By ylFfne 81 certain xrx OF slias FIeri Faeias
issssed out Of the Copr ~ Comm1n Pleas Of som
erset county Pa 10 me dlrccied. there y nj lre
exposed ~ plb.ie Ssle, a. the Coarf House, IN
Somerset borough. a; / o'clock 7. N On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
A DMINIsraAroRs NOTICE.

IL re-ustate a jonathan B1yts. lac o. Somerset
township, somerset county. Pa, deed
Letters Of administration having been ksaed
% :he undersigned by the p-ope- s--.h9riry 10
tee l. hereby given 20 al. 5shies Indebted %
said estate % make .-.Elediate payment Of the
sane and al laTties having claims against said
estate, L. present them duly authenticated for
settlement. on Monday. December sth, 1-gi, AZ
The ale residence Of the decd
B. 7. BuyTS
F. W Biesecxer. Adniuistrst0..
Attorney.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

ISrIASA, Pa. oct. J.. ls.@
I have been cross-eyed and that very badly.
for over = years ". >alfn operated on both
eyes in less than two minutes tine, without czls-
ing the least pain, Dor was confined 10 my room
for mculelL / can cousCiern0lsly szy thar
ug eyes are now perfectly Straight Thanks 70
thc ccctcr-
Ms. CALL1EKISI szs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

07saiye SnieT q Cca.rs, q Etss Iss.z S.uld-
-. C'Uai sg D. Ssa.
oar little daughter Katie had a bad ease o.
eei.rT1 sc1 more than eight yeaFS her breath VA
something tern 1te. and heT general health was
ven I-uel undermined But uOW. amer course
of tzsair1sni With Dr saln We consider her en-
tireiy cHed- Ms. ALIcE Rosr.
Aiitauy, Centre County, Pa, ApFii 2. issG
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Ase- Nia-soa1 Isars q Ssfsr1sg Tia- Lsrra-i to
b. DT. Sr'a.
For more saan nineteen years have been Ga
vtry l-sd health and suffered untold asanses. ]
azFe trie1 eastern and western Neoicz. InstitIi-
tions % 81 rElief and have had nine different
pay -ieizus not alone WithC--. 4ns success Whist
ever. bul became gradually g.Orss. uliii heard
of the wonderful cures performed 1y Dr.. S&im
uhen pui fgg.sif under hi> treatment began
gradually ~ iwproye ald now teel again - Il
life Ea- worth living once more, feeling sirOssS
sud searly a. when ] ass y0fI1s ziri. an At
this have - thank Dr. s. iO=. 6GG iaess hin
Ma. MAKY DscEIs
Biaekdcs, Iudis1s 60, Pa. April ? :, i,9i-
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iac'pieat Can'aaFtioa CrTe,i b. D.. .s.ss.
For ZONE time my lungs have been hafIy A.
iecied uegan % lCoss 1esh rapi.iiy al ensrzv
suc appetite mad len me sEc 1 gre9 rapidly
Ueaxer. l put myself sEGer czrs of Dr. saim
and consider mrse feEr.r. lT cured o. that usla-
~ now f-e -nis stronger sBt hearty sg4in. and
have gsi1est sll tae 1e-h hsd previOusir lo.. ]
cS1 D. 1ri-ly recommend DR.. -eiIa.
May EussELi. acCsndles. Pa
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10. ls. A ee-..i1 parcel o. t-ac. Of land stu
sieil Psi-- tSE1Isiip. sz.i to1nfJ, eoEt1in Ing
fourteen Gcres and tt-rty-six perches E0Ee Or
ieSs fd dioining lanls OF zzm-.el FEssg. ana other
ler<-s or he defeac-zut company. Icing PSI. OF
Eife % o<ruel Fer-. y deed dated an 0f SO-
yelter. Is6s. and conveyed By samuel Fors1 snd
wife 70 the Cambria Lumber Company By deed
dated the 2flh day of Nay. Iss-. and recorded IN
Deed Book n and for S0lsrses coanty. IN Vol.
=. page IS, With the sppu Iten2nces.
Taken IN execuf'oa enG 10 bs sod a. The prop
of ins Cambria Lumber Company 81 he suit of
Joha q Head IN t-ast for A ! Caszber e Gl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

CrFsrils Dr. Sa'ai 4fes Hari8g SsFsroi la- T7srs
WA S,oa.qcs B'rfie- srl N-,f.i-y T-oss,le.
7 have feen s15ering " ssh very severe stomach,
biefl1er aud kitoeT rloslhie. auIl on account of
thst felt al broke ~. couldn'f iollos my daily
lah07s On account % great rzius- aeakless and
neslzcfe nu4 gaz sflrr q c1rrss ef freafrreuE
with Dr. -lGl. Caa OfIca n1a-e attend % ny dailp
iahors xish piczs1rc and c1ua 1er myself hzia
aud harry again p X. ANsEST.
iuiiaua. Pa. Arsl -. i-e-
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e,nsrset Herald and New York
weekly Tribune for Only -.
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RuLE To AccEPro OR REFUSE.
NOTICE.

hereby certify that the following accounts
have been fled IN my Office according 70 law,
aud win BE presented to the Court for eOnfEma-
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naiss sa1l-ci % chsnge. 0
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No - A certain parcel Of Isnt situate in
Paint "a FIship, said county, bounded a. felloEs-
Beginning a. a stone plle On The south hznk q
shade ereek. sonth g. degrees east Is perrhes 10
pCzt IL Mrs LiyingStOu's lands thsnce north a
degrees east SIS perehss % peer IN creek thence
south e degrees west = perches thence souih
81 degrees west . perches % the place Of begin
liog. containing foCr acrss and sixty-eight
perChes more or tess G flVeyed 70 szi1 deierdGnt,
Cambria Lunber CouspaUys hy samuel Fousf. st
a.. By deed dated slsl % Mzseh, I-3i, va iae
apPurlenalces
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THE HERALD,
Somerset, Pa.

.,,o PAPERS FOR THE PRICE
Of ONE.
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D-gJli-ss Ctr-i by D.. Safs Ar>- Gn,aS Rrsy
Oticrs HnFr FuFst
For e-iite time have been slnrast sofsIly desf
from ezfarrh. particularly In ulg iefi rzr Ehich
ss-ine-i q sd aud the r. RAt one ~ wore daily.
I wes very de-Ho1iient aufl 2lnsst desperate ON
sccouu, 81 not beigg sh,e g hear what went on
around me felt alWay ~ u ard lost All sneTgv
nov I an qui-e diieEe8i Iaan ami fee happy
once m8re all this tEaEks - lir. S3lms skflifut
treatment. I have heen 70 three other doclnns-
No one eau imagine h9a good. hos young frri
since I can guier,taIl1 once more withGlt al e.
fort
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24

OLYMPIA, Feb. Especial. The joint
committee appointed To visit the state
normal schools filed its report today
II speaks generally IN commeuds-
ton OF the Eilensburg school and
the acts of its trustees, but it
questions the propriety OF incorporating
IN the report of the board minute de-
scription of sixteen pages Of printed
matter Of the Eilensburg public
schools at The cos; of the state
and for the purpose solely OF
free advertisement of the public
echools oi Elensburg. II recommends an
appropriation OF Seo 90 for a building tor
the school and one o; 81. 600 for mainte-
nance, and that allowances Cor travelling ex-
penses Of the principal in visiting teach
ers' institutes be discontinued.
A to the Cheney school the committee
reports that by haphaxzard and unousi-
nesslike methods the trustees have created
q deficiency Of $4,000. Ii criticlses very
sharply the manner i'll which the
trustees have bought supplies and II
urges an investigation of the charges
,ha, positions in the school have been sold
without reference TO the qualifications of
those employed. An appropriation Of
$4,000 for = building and of $4,000 for
maintenance is recommended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24

$40. 900. The Tacoma Lumber and Manu-
featuring Company has supplied Traves d
Co. with large amount Of material for
use on the new city hall. for which . set
Element il pending. Much trouble has re-
suited from deviations from or alterations
In the original plans
Paul A. Paulson, prssidsnt of the Lum-
Der and Manufacturing Company, and
Henry Drum are on Traves d Co.'S bond
for $500. ZOO in connection with the city
work.
On condition of Henry Drum and Mr..
Panlson going ON Traves' bond. the Lum-
Der and Manufacturing Company was to
furnish lumber for the building and
share in the profits. Traves has
never rendered an account, and fearing
that he might not do so. receiver was
asked for, - there IL still $4,000 due on
the building. This 10 sufficient. it is be-
lieved. to meet all the just claims of Paul
son and Drum. Traves was formerly en-
ployed on the Merchants National bank
building and Vas assisted by Paulson and
Drum, who had confidence in him. in Sc
curing the city hall contract.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24

He Contpediots Himself - 60 HE POSI-
ton On Water. Works Question.
TACOMA, Feb. 2a-tSpeclal. IA few days
ago the Posr-1NTELLIGENCER stated that il
the parties who were urging the purchase
Of the Tacoma light and water plant at
what the taxpayers considered two prices
did not offer . speedy and satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION, the proposition to buy the plant
would be voted down. Thus far tho ex-
plantations can hardly be deemed satisfac-
tory. Here 10 sample:
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Feb 22-The Interpretation OF
my Message to Berry does me an injustice I
did not intend recommending the price I
stated the probable price on both proportions,
ana recommended including the gas plant
NELSON BENNETT.
And here is the original. Taxpayers say
it is "price:" in tho above explanation it
Is proposition"
Am convinced that Mr. Wright will accept
S.s0o.o for plant. 81. $4,000 including gas.
strongly recommend latter. N. BENNETT.
This dispatch was dated at Mr.. Wr;ght's
home, at Philadelphia.
And now that lame excuses are of no
avail, it il proposed to keep the whole
question from the people. If the mayor
vetoes the ordinance to let the proposition
to purchase the plant at even $3.50, 900 be-
low the figures named 60 to the taxpayers
for q vote, of course they will not be gwen
a chance to show in that way what they
think about the "price" recommended in
the ''prOpOsitiOn."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24
BURIALO A SOLDIER.
Grand Pageant at the Funeral
Of Gen. Beauregard.
THE s'-MeTALL'sTs' CONGRESS.
Anti-silver Legislation Denounesd-nli-
nois to Investigate tho whisky Trust
South Dakota's New Divorce Law.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-The funeral
of Gen. G. T. Beauregard ranked with that
Of Jefferson Davis for magnihcence Of
display, the number of participants and
general evidences of mourning. The doors
of the city hall were not closed during the
night and the chamber of mourning was
never without visitors. From dawn till
the hour Of the funeral many thousands
passed by the bier and viewed the body.
The floral offerings we're numerous.
Archbishop Jansen detailed dozen
priests. including Vicar-General Bodearts.
to conduct the services. while Father
BIaresche, of the Jesuits, delivered a brief
but eloquent eulogy.
The honorary pallbearers were the Off
Gals of the city and state judges, leading
journalists and many prominent citizens.
The body was borne down the stairs of the
city hall by a detachment of the Louisiana
Field artillery and the casket was placed
upon a caisson and wrapped in an American
flag. The militia at the head of the funeral
column was under command of Gen.
Borland, every company in the
city turning out its full quota
of men. The veteran associations
followed, and then came the inmates of
cites. The caisson was guarded by
mounted artillery, which followed, and
then came line of carriage several miles
long. The various exchanges were closed.
business was practically suspended and an
immense cOncourse lined the steeets to do
honor to the dead. Although the process
sion moved promptly and made no halt, it
took nearly two hours to reach the ceme-
terry, and the remains were laid away
in the tomb of the Army of the
Tennessee. at Materie.s--There were brief
religious ceremonies at the grave. A COM
pany of veterans of the war artillery, COM
manded by Capt. Frank McElroy, fired
three volleys over the grave. the Louisiana
field artillery fired three guns. the buglers
sounded taps and the family was left
alone with its dead.
AUSTIN, Feb. 22-John r. Hood camp of
ex-Confederates held a Beauregard memo
rial service in the senate this afternoon
which was largely attended by state off,
GERS legislators and citizens, including
number of ladies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24

OLYMPIA. Feb. 23.-TSpecial. AN inter
essing discovery was made by the senate
today in executive session relative to the
combinations of appointments. 1t appears
that the constitutional provision requir-
ing that in voting upon all nomina-
tons made by the governor the
senate shall vote by ayes and noes. which
shall be entered On the journal, has not
been observed by any Of the three senates
Of the state, and that consequently all con-
frmations heretofore made have been in
valid, and that all officers holding under
ouch attempted combinations have only .
defac to title to their Offices If this view
prevails. and it is the opinion of leading
lawyers in the senate that it is sound, new
appointments will have to be made 1t this
session for all positions on state boards
and commissioners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24

W INTO DAIVeE 10 ouIIO O00 10
GaarA Against Overflow Of River.
KENT. Feb. 23.-[Special. The PROPOSE
ton of o. r. Wegener, a Seattle engineer
to relieve the farms OF this valley of all
danger from White river overfows bv
strengthening the river and tunneiing the
hill lying between the valley and the
Sound is attracting much attention. The
more the proposition is considered
the more feasible it seems. The engineer
claims there is q fall of about fifty feet
from the valley to the Sound shore. He
estimates that the entire work can be done
for S250,01
The subject is bound to be agitated by
she people of this valley, for they realize
that these fall and winter floods are liable
10 occur each year and cause greater dam
age as the work OF forest clearing goes on.
1t is the general feeling here that the
greater part OF the expense of the work
should be borne by the county.
The projected bitches now about to be
excavated between Auburn and the Black
river will accomplish much Tor the valley.
and will answer for Kidding the low lands
OF surplus surface water from
local rains and SHOWS. but it
will be of no use whatever
for protection against the melting SHOWS
Of the Cascades. But with both bitches
and tunnel the farmers he-s could feel
perfectly sure OF enormous crops every
year and safety from damage by freshets
A Seattle people will find this valley
their chief and cheapest source of supply
III the way of fruit, vegetables, dairy and
poultry products. the citizens here feel
thsi seattle will look with favor upon the
Undertaking by the county OF project
THAI viii ada SO much to the productive
ness Of the valley.