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Baptist

Ballard Baptist ehurch-Rev c. \ SalyoY. pas
tor. sabbath school At L. m.
Norwegian-Danish Baptist ~church-Sixth and
virginia siresta services at IL m
West Duwanish Baptist misunderstanding
BY Rev. W. II. Black every second and fourth
sunday NJ IL a. VI
Irving street Mission Of Market stree. Baptist
church-srnday school az so p m. J. +. Resse-
guis, superintendent
Swedish Bap,is, chureh-Bsl and Eighth
Directs Rev ?. o Nelson, pastor. services a.
IL T. n aud 30 D H.
NECTAR Street Mlssion Of Market street Bap-
tst c~hurch-snncav school AZ $50 p M lneo-
Gore forocy, superintendent
Fremont Bsptis: ~caurch-Agrors street
Preaching every sunday At II IA snc At rs,
P N. by the rastor. Rev. C. A. saiyer. Prayer
meeting THURSDAY evening.
Lake Union Mission. ti-ss ehurch-Moiike
s3d iaoE2as stress. sunday school, so +. "a
ttcs9el meeting. Wednesday. 80 p IN PtoL
u = Jcaes, superintendent
south seattle Mission, FRS. chureh--souta
Twelfth and Dearborn streets. sunaas school,.
80 = IL: prayer gneeuag. Wednesday, s-S
T. ID I W, Jones. experimentation
North Seattle Bs;,i.; caureh-corasr Taisd
sa1 Cedar streets Rev. NJ l. Rugs. pastor,
residence. 70 Third strssL services az III - n
sAe 80 2 n sunday schooS ~ KID p "a.
loins peon4s's meeting al e:se = "a s.ose
study IuesiAv evening: regular prayer meeting
1&Rrslay evening 3. %
FIr>s BAPTIST eAn-ch-on Fourth street. oe-
tween James aad berry. G. j. burehst,. pas
tex kes!deAee. Western house services 81 II
p H. GEd 30 = u. sunday sesoos. ioiloSs
TIE morning serEaol- YoGsx Peoples aioa al
elA Rev. u J. Fierce vii preach a. she morn
lAg seEsIee. he pastor oe.as absent en- sscsti"a-
Asr2st street Baptist cAgseh-Cornsr Market
snd Msla streets 4 -. E@ad. FAssar- services
stll s. ~ Azd : = q. >undsy sc5's9s Al c-@se OF
moFpiur scYvte- - Z " pssti. sspefini-na~aa
irving avsaae Ea.ss4aa. So n n. tE ". COMBS,
sGesrIate11eu& E31nx peorse's society, : p H.
services to4sy wiz 5s cnn4actei ~ EST- W +.
k.emo-. el C~&A.ieFa e. lie vii tsSs i0< dis
Morning sue!act ~ASaAss@acT.N In t@e essntng,
"tl0se toaaaaaason. O.. ahy We Are Sspt4s;s"
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Tao tenth annual session Of the Grand
Lodge &c M~ssalnstoa and she trst annual
eaeampraen: e tAe Washington brigade
OF tae Uniform Rsg. al North Yakima
last week wese highly saecessfal. About
Ia delegates we're present A brigade
naseliag ST she fnifaFga Eaas VAS held
and a ses ~ hy~3aws Icg is guidance a..
drasa up The llne and Eela Oh ser. Of
tile sno regiments ssa met and ;rsnsac,e.
important ass The saasf lmpartaa,
feature af the sssskes. % coarse. was the
adoption ~ Sire nsw construction Of the
Grand Lodge The ssew charter Is more
somplsts and explicit than the old ore
aaa wll gtve sasAsaiasse lodges greater
itsedora Vi action. WAss VIII interest Sc
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West seattle Gss3eu Of Trsaiiy e~aGrea-RSv
James p 13esl w&l cgaeigis st / = -
-. Msrys ealteA-Nos. and para. p8ssle
service So S:as p Ts eaa1Eese. ~ Ass- =
Roberts. TsKs Fremont eas.
- stssAsa's Eptssorsl ehascs. BaiAs-.s'-
vice II s&e fooraiag 8. Il o'e45eA aa1 &c fas
ereaias =t72 Q cock, - TIE rseios, seF. =
Exsaz1
~ Marks North s>ais-s Aiss.9a-Te@pc-snee
aa2 Republican streets. saE1sy school 80 $50
T. "a Tbs school VAL attend sasesaeoa service
81 - MARKS
81 Mark eAg-ga-Fasih AID Di-e stsesta
Rev u. & srs-r-,z. rscsor. sun 1sE @e5cos. sss.
aacrx1sd taraa II fIu-asEg prayer. sc-lasZa ana
Holy a st II. ma ou service OF sacred
scng ios 81 lie S2aasy scsooo Of TIA paxlAns
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Christian Churches.

Olympic Avenue Church OF Chrfxt-3ia oym-
pic avenue. K H. Moss. pastor. Sandsy school
a. 10 8. n. Preaching At IL A. n. aad 7:So p. N.
Young peoples meeting ss 6:D p m Prayer
meeting on Thursday as 80 p n The North
Seattle electric cars run within one block OF the
church.
Third and Fourth. Rev. T. L. Dunlap. pastor.
Services in Armory hall. sunday school, s:45 q
M; Miss Lucy {. Pratt. superintendent
Preaching =, II a n and - m. Morning sub
iect, The Big l suon,efsed,' evening subject.
the Christian Exhibit ct the Words Fair
Toe orchestra, which Row nusaeers twenty-five
members. will render some entertaining music
q: the evening service. Endeayof society 1T the
church al & p. m
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The TheosopAseag soess.y zassss In Pess:s'
sznssc hal. l&. j -xsss ssFest. a. ; y 10. sob
Jest og discourse: "sraesse1. USea-us.2-" TGe
pGn1te S.s invited.
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Congree.,ienal Churche..

Edgewater Congregational ehurch-Services
at IL g. ~ and 7:30 p. n. sunday school st I2:l5
3. RI y. r. 8. {. L. At 6:i5 ?. m.
Taylor Congregational church-Birch and
Thomas streets. Rev. George II. Lee, pastor.
Services q, Il s. N AMI 7:Ss p IN
Brooklyn Congregational church-Rsv. Joseph
Wolfe. pastor. services at IL a Il. aud : D N.
sunday school at i2:i5 =. m. Regular weekly
prayer meeting Thursday at 7:3e p IN.
Plymouth Congregational ~church-Corner o!
Third and University streets. Wallace Suttinz,
pastor. Residence. iS0 University street.
Preaching At Ii .. m. and 8 p u. The pss-
p. N. y. T. :. Z. Z. Friday at $3.50 p n. Bible
school at i2:s. Jackson street school at 5 p.
m. Joy street school a. sis p III. Pilgrim
school. Wall street, at 8 p n. Young Peoples
society OF Christian Endeavof at S:D .. m
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Unitarian ehurca-seveath, between Pike an 4
s. III Subject OF sermon: "ksason and Relig-
ion rreeeied o. a hve-miuaie sermon for chill
s:ren, Subject: secrets" Communion ser
vices 81 Il. rs sundsv school and religious study
clsss 81 -. % r. m Tne children of the und9y
school xIIl celebrate F.ower sunday today.
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propriateiy observed 1t both the morning
and evening services, the new addition {
tie choir IN the way Of the vested women
singers Strengthening greatly the musical
part OF ihe services. TIE uaion service OF
sacred song for the three Sunday schools
OF the parish At g. Marks chu-cn at so
O'Clock will be the special feature Of the
day. Communion viii be celebrated a.
Episcopal and Lutheran churches. The
question Of Sunday and the Worlds fair
VIII Dc discussed by Rev. s. P. Wilson. of
Trinity ". < church. and by Rev. K. E.
Dunlap. who breaches at the Armcry 10
the congregation OF the First Christian
church DR.. Wilson breaches also on the
Chinese and Ceary law question, this ser
mon being a. the morning service. Rev.
George ]. Burehett, OF the First Baptist
church. lei: FOR q :wo-non.as' vacation on
Thursday. and bis pulpit is occupied this
morning By Rev. ID. J.. Pierce, OF the Bap-
list university.
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Free MethodistA

The Free Methodist charch-corner Tsaih
an1 Pins streets. Rev J. Crfpps. pastor fridag
prayer nee; as ss 7:3 r. n Preaching ~ II
l. IL, 2 81 aud 20 3 IN
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Jewish

Congregation oaavet5 ehosuzs, Eighth and
seneca ..resgs Rsv. Aaron Brown. d. D., rabbi
services OF the Feast OF WeeAs at IL g. IN ami 5
n a. today. A. morning service confirmation
Of seyeu children. services also TOMORROW al ID
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crit On Wednesday. orxanixsssoa 49,
en-csed ~ follows Captain. J. r. Caas1-
bern: frs: iieatensnt, & G. HIssayy;
second lieutenant. A. Bailey. ChsPlaia.
A &. Whitney. drss serx>ant. = En-
sci. q1arteYmasser sergeaas- w n Bag
ker: sergeant Of guard. Il. Phillip. color
sergeant, J. Snasta. corporal Of tire guard.
y. g. Deafz. ramp guard. Z Hiiaezsy.
picket gard. E Season; principal nu-
sicsau, G. Tuoba.
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Spiritual meeting Red Meas hall this evsatrg.
The Ans-eesa Uaina az ~-parlsIa 4sts->eeoEf
street ha3 OF the Masonic temple. Evening
service 81 : q T. IL
NJ. e Cornelius viii hold services ~ Red
Meas hail, Frsag AID Ma-asa Streets. al -
= u. balance Oh Marion
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Methodist P~rosesssus Ch.rehea

Columbia sunday schooi-A: 1914 3 n. John
ke.so. superintendent: followed BY sermon,
Rev. J. Shepherd and d.. Bagiey alternating.
Dewanisa Methodist Protestant church
Rev. Josiah Shepherd sunday school al loo
& IN. Preaching 1t I1:D aad 7:4 p M
All invited 10 the services.
South Seattle Methodist Protestant church
Rev. J. Shepherd, pastor. sunday school az :
p. n. Christian Erdeavo, al SS p n.
Preaching az 7:Ga Prayer meeting changed 10
Wednesday evening.
second Methodist Protestant ehnrch-Nors1
Seattle, corner Republican and Warren streets.
]. E Bailey. pastor. Services at II a. m. and
7.Se p n. sunday schoo. q; i3:iA. D. & Ward,
superintendent ]. Y. 8. c. l. az $50 p II The
public cordially invited 10 ali ss.vlcea-
First Methodist Protestant eh~urca-Corne- OF
Third and Pine streets Services az II a. II. sad
5 ?. n, conducted by the pastor. Rev Cisrx
DavlA sundsy achcoi 1T l2;D ?. m, II. ". Carr,
superintendent Young Peoples society %
Christian Enc ,xvor q: 6:i5 p n. sunday mora
Ing class at 10 o csock, D. Horton. tea1er. Thurs
day evening prayer anu song service st 7:a
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Catholic Churches.

Catholic Church OF the Sacred Hesrt-Bsi,a and
sixth streess-Coaducsed BY the k~ejernptortsiA
Mass ct 10: % q. m
Catholic Church OF Our Lady % Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets. Rev. r..
x PyefontAine, pastor.
Catholic Church Of the Immaculate Cencep-
ton - sixth and Spring streets. Rev. Victor
Garland, :. j.. pastor. Conducted by the Jesu-
it,. Early mass . q m ana s q N solemn
high mas II; 30 a. m. sunday school 3 p. IN
instruction and benediction $50 .. m
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Ho0EfAx. May sn-fSpeciai-.GeoEse
H. Woods left on Monday for Chicago
Mayer Moore is representing Har5or
Lodge. No. IS. Knights Of PythiAs. as
North Yakima
J. A. Neck started Eas: Wednesday 70
Visit n PenEsylvsnia and will stop az the
Worlds fas. On his retGrn trip.
c. W. Hotgdon returned from Olympia
THURSDAY.
James o'B-ien left On Tuesday 20 visit
cities on PGge: souai ard Victoria and
Portland
Mrs W. =. Mack gave . pleasant prog
ressive vaist party Wednesday evening n
honor OF her brother. Grant Ir1ltinger, Of
Astoria.
The Ladies' Guild gave a literary and
musical entertainment az the theafer On
Saturday evening in Aid Of the Ho9uian
hospital.
Mr.. and Miss Goodhre. Mss Fannie
SoEle and Miss Mamie Smith attended .
party in Mon,esano Thursday evening.
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Rev. ssevsrd d. sinclair viii address the
rasas Eaea's r4liy 8. tbs y. u A. nalis lar
F-oaS street today a. Z oictcek Al ToaGg Eea
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Churches.

Advent Christian chspel. on Warren street,
half block north o. Front street power house.
services NJ IL q N d.. William Chapman,
pastor
seventh Day Adventist church, So) Poplar
street. seAi;le-Sahcatn school, IL a n. Se.y-
ices II q m every saturday. Prayer messing.
Wednesday evening. ia
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Queen City Division. No. /, initiated
three new member on Friday night and
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Spsrituasists.

TIE raIverxallst Suntsy school viii mees ia
Frerd's aaIl, eosae: Siarn ard olive streets. at
Il o'GaocL
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received the names of several candidates
fo- membership. ATE. the Business sas
transacted Company q. Ross Lombard
captain. rendered sas following pro-
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IN GODS TEMPLES
Where Religious Services VIII
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS or THE PREACHERS.
Xsesy DensntAot1sn and Society n The
City EepressnseA-Hozrs 81 san-
DAY School Services
BIS

~ - " aZE~
Gay in tn .
church caien-
OAR The day
viii be apprc
pEasely OBJ
erved q ST.
Marks Epis-
eopai and a:
Trinity La.h-
e-aa churches
At s.. Marks
church the fes-
trial will be ar-
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a4s.e, r Knights most prphxbsy vM fhs fate
Of tie Pyskisn Home pso5sct This vss
ixd sway for SONS yeass IT least By .
vsse.trsnsserysag back 70 sbs esaerai fund
the sis.00 ses assde By the Previous
Gsss,d Lydss sos homs prfpeseat The
eouaaitsee report on The matter Vas
20 sae effect that zach homes -
are t~aaiasasned By other orders in rev
jurisdictions are likely 10 BECOME harden
sozns-"vnifs eiechsnss" In other words
aa3 Il Vas deemed wise 20 visit for SONS
years At least. TIE visitors we're highly
please1 With the treatment received At the
hsrdss Of the Yakima people. The veasher
was 3ne. creep. ca fhe FIRST day when .
sinzss.orn interrupted the parade A
p;easaa, feature Of Fridays session vas
the presentation Of q $50 past Grand chan
c~e.lev's jewel 20 the retiring grand chan
c~eile:r, Fred W. Agatx The presentation
sseesh was male by Col. F. r. Essen. Of
sea;sse. Of the Erss brigade staff, and
;hosssh brief xas highly appreciated The
jese5 Vas CT god. set in cianonds ana was
. nasyfei Of the jewelers. SIT. Mr.. Agate 10
the youngest pas. grand enanceiior IN the
state The Grsnd Lodge siii meet At Ho-
qsiasa in Mar for the session Of iAl The
f~olisssing officers were elected:
GrsSs1 chsaeesisr, ". u. RoosEs. q Seattle
6sk:sd vice chancellor. u i. Mckay. Of t.
eornaf
6ssad prssase. w. G. N~ayfin1sse, Of SPOKANE
Grad asssss-s,-ssras j. J. Wssserberger. OF
whs5sau-
Gn,zt keeper Of records AID SEAL H. BeAusf.
Of -pssgaa
Grsaa master Q. exchssusr. Mitchell Harris.
81 OLYMPIA
Grens osssias gaueiaa, c. u Hansen. Of
sorIa Yakima
1rsssd .natte guardian. A. A. Smith
TIE new grand chancellor II a member
o: Lake Lodge. 10. -. Of this CITY.
Harmony Lodge. No. 5. On Thursday
evening conferred page rank on two can
dSdases- Next Thursday evening the
election Of officers for tie ensuing term
viii lake place and esquire 3 a will be
con:srre1 on three candidates.
Seattle Lodge. No 81, conferred knight
ranit on iwo candidates on Wednesday
highs. A large iurnou: witnessed the
ceremonies.
Wtst Seattle Lodge, No. -. has adopted
p.arss for o uew hall. The binding will be
3x75. two stories high, with store room or
first door. The entire second ssoos viii be
ussc by the lodge. The building will be
starred IS soon As the architect can pro-
cure bids from contractors.
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Four masked aen OF :As notorious sssrr gang
attempted TO hold Up and rob . train OF the
Santa Fs az Poaea. Oklahoma, On Nay -. ogs
failed
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Norwexs4a-p Danish Lutheran churcA-Foussh
AID Pike ssree,a Rsv c. o. Rosiag. pastor.
services as $500 IA
Ge-man EvsnzeIicai church-Ha,-ison and
EE-eh streets Rev. J. Erlcs, pastor. Services
e. Il - 7. and 80 p IN
Gsyna1 Evangelical Lutheran church-Hali at
the eorce: OF Main and TEesfta errcesA NJ
C. Basce, pastor. residence. OLE Market street
Norwegian Lutheran c~hureh-servie> every
Sunday evening a: O'clock. ~ P1xe street ball,
corner Pike and Fifth streets. Rev. c. Eoel,
pastor. residence. SIS De Forest street
swedish Evangelical Lufhersa e~h1-ch-Taird
street, neA, PISe- Rev. Martin L Larson. pas
tor. residence. IL Lincoln street.. SUNDAY
school y: ID 4 II Services as II & n ard 80
= m and 5 :. II ThurstAs. Prayer meeting
$50 sunday.
German EvaEEelical Lutheran ehurch, Zior's
coox:egx.ion-Cornes Seventh and Union
streesA services at s:s5 e. IN sunday seaosss at
2 2. IL in Ffeed's hail. corner Ninth and Howell
streets Rev. Fl. schmidt. pastoa. Resiceace.
los Howell ss-ees
Holy Trinity English Lu:hersn-Co,ner Sew
en.h and Union streets, Rev. E F. keever, cas-
tor. residence rear OF church Divine service AZ
la L.. when the Lords supper will be admin
iste-ed, preceded by the confessional service.
The pastor viii Be assisted by the Rev. fre6er-
lex Schmidt. OF seattle. Evening service &C s
O'CLOCK sunday school ~ LID p m Weekly
service on Wednesday s, 5 p N
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IN SECRET CIRCLES.
Knights Of Pythias Pleased
With the Grand Lodge
sosee coon WORK WAS DONE.


session 81 the
Pythian Grand
Lo<ge ~ North
Yskima last week
hss proven 20 BE .
highly interesting
session for the
hree-coYneFed
brethren. 5 o 9
very good IeTisla-
ton varassed .ad
the members are
well sa;isEed With
the session Seat
tie E~ncampmsnf.
No. 81. of the Odd
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Washington Lodge. No. 307, had a very
enthusiastic meeting on Tuesday. A COM
mittee was appointed in regard 10 lodge
physician. On Tuesday the nomination
Of officers Tor the ensuing term will be in
order.
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6e>naa Ektorrae4 PresaJser1a7 eAsr-A-
Seventh street.. GEAR Psce services Q: Z o. IL
Ballard P-eshys<rzxn-Brosdxsy sae g..r
svsE ze, Baila-t- services a. Il ~ ao1 I'D
p H.
Lac Cnica observation-disclosures sveaus.
rrszcn.-a<v : G. Eeat. r&s.o. Services -
la - sd
Seco=a P.sssyserlaa earrca-osk sns Hart
soa ssreesa. preaching AZ II = - and % 2.
u Sa5oa.a scheo. a. E-5 n III C. =
$3.50 p II
Ua1sea Pr>.bytcsiga church, SIKH and Seneca
streets. Eer- 8 Dali soaEatcc- pastor: resi-
cezee. III sps..S street Prsaeniss. II = IN
azd > !. =. SABBATH Sc3oo, I.t5 p m
fe1ag Peoples society. els p
First Presbyterian cau-ca. corner OF Third
"a. As1i&on sserers-Rev. Alexander Aiiscn,
d. D.. pastor. Preaching =, II o. n and ) p No.:
sunday school. q i.-S and ]. T. = C. E 81 e:&5
? IL
Welsh Preshyterisa church corner Seventh
ana olive streets, Rev. j. u Hughes. pastor.
Young Eaen's prayer meeting 81 s.2 q H.
Preaching AZ iaGa Special ca;acre7's meeting
asl:E p n sunday scaco. AZ Z-a Preaching
q. : p IL
Calvary Presbyterian church. corner Narke:
and hsrx stree:s-Rev. Breva.t D. sinclair. pas-
Tor. services ~ II g. IL ard 5 p n Morning
serrasn-"tersc1sl PIesy as Related To Foreign
NssssoaA" ETea2n<--Hasseaiax the second
Advent of Christ" sabbath sc.ool. 2:lS ?. n.
J1aios Encs&vor, SD 2. n; Up E., p IL
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Tickets On sale May g. ;3 ana -. ssaGl
turn u? to ana including May - stsanes
OF Kingston" viii make = special trip . ,
DAY, the 22d leaving seattle NJ ioss5A -
l. A. NApEAC, General Agent. festef -
and fPcnt street. Seattle. 90
ii. +. JACKSON. Agent Yes,ef wharf senG
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SEATTLE WASHINGTON. FRIDAY =

lists. Tor the pzrpose OF agreeing urssr a
poiaey for fuEare action In she Interests OF
SILVER legislation in view OF fte reresf Of
fae sherman law. Gen. A. J. Warner was
eaasrsnsn- Ii was agreed that silver liter
afure SHOULD be circulated, and also in
congressional ard national elections no
rarftsaashsp shoald enter iato the aght.
An address Is to be prepared.
senator stewart came promptly 10 the
ironi tocav with bill fo- free coinage Of
SILVER, thus confirming his statement in the
senate inst the aghi for silver Is 10 be con-
unned- The bill prescribes the weight OF
silver coins which are 10 be issued uoon a
basis of the ratio OF Is 10 [. Under the
provisions Of the bill holders OF silver
bullion can deposit il at the mint and re-
ceive In excnange SILVER dollars or treas
ury notes, these treasury notes 10 be re-
deeFnaole in silver coin only, which is a
change from the usual form. which re-
ontres their redemption in either silver or
gold
Cooper, OF Indiana. has introduced bill
IN the house authorizing states TO tax
national bank notes and greenbacks and
other notes circulating as money.
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weIv.. In sr.son County.

LAKE CusHxsS. Nov. 2--Tspeciai. IA
few days ago Mr. Morris Hanson and Capt
Thomas Hays met three wolves on the
county road between Hoodsport and Lake
Cashmsn. They were very bold and stood
watching the men till q shot wounded
enc OF them when they trottsd
of along the road and turned
into the timber. They were gray
timber wolves aud very large. During
the heavy snow of the winter of isss-s0 q
couple drove settler into his cabin near
Hoodsport, and another was killed right
in town. Years ago the Cushman valley
was infested with them. but they were
poisoned and only three have been killed
there during the last four years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
IN THE SENATE.
The New Chinese Exclusion Bill Passed
Mifhout Amend ment


WASHINGTON CRY, Nov. I'm the
senate the house JOINT resolution reducing
by 80 per cent. the duties on goods i'm.
ported for exhibition at the Worlds fair
was passed. II releases from duty alto
gether the articles acquired BY the Co
lumbar museum for its own use.
The house bill for first-class steam
revenue cutter for the Great Lakes was
passed.
German offered resolution authorizing
the employment during the recess OF
certain employees, and 1t was referred 10
the committee on contingent expenses.
The house concurrent resolution nroyid-
Ing for adjournment November 3 at s u.
IN. was received. The resolution. on mo-
tion of German. was referred to the COM
mittee on appropriations.
The house bill TO increase hy twentv-
FIVE the number of military officers that
may be assigned to colleges was amended
and passed.
Two O'Clock arrived and the Chinese
exclusion bill, unfinished business. was
laid before the senate and Davis fRen. Of
Minnesota offered an amendment re.
enacting the act OF July 5. Issf. for a
period of ten years. Davis said the act OF
lsa2 required Chinese person when ac-
eused of being unlawfuily In the country
10 prove his innocence. To prove his in
nocence deprived him of common Law
presumption of innocence uatil proyen
guilty. There is no other law of the kind
in Christsndom. and II would disgrace
Morocco.
Cali argued in favor of the proposed
amendments of the act OF lsg2. White.
Democrat, of California then addressed
the senate on the Chinese bill. Squire
Withdrew his amendment in order that the
bill might become laS during this ses-
sion.
All the other amendments offered yes-
tsrday and today were rejected, and the
house bin xAs passed without amend
ment
The senate bill granting 20 the state of
CalifoTnia S per cent. of the net proceed.
Of cash sales Of public lands IN the state 20
ard in the support OF its pubic or common
schools aud making aa appropriation for
the purpose wAs, on motion Of White os
CAlifornia. taken up aud passed.
The senate then went into executive seS-
sion, and afserzard adjourned ua.il to-
morrow