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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
F1REmEN,s ASSOCIATION MEETING.
The Northeastern Ohio Organization
Holds Big Meeting In Bellaire.

The Northeastern Ohio Organization
Holds a Big Meeting In BellaIre.
The Sixth Annual Convention Of the
Northeastern Ohio Fremen's Associa-
ton met In Turner Hall, Bellaire, at
$50 yesterday morning, and was called
TO order by Col. PoOrman. Rev. Boyd,
of the United Presbyterian Church,
offered prayer, aud was followed by
Mayor Du Bots in short speech well
coming tue firemen to the city, which
was responded to on behalf OF the fire.
men by President Proctor E. Seas, OF
Orrville, in a pleasant little speech,
after which he took charge OF the con-
vention as presiding officer, and at once
proceeded to despatch the business OF
the convention. c. f. Mcfarland, OF
Wellsvlle, Secretary Of the Association,
called the roll Of the del
sponded. The Committee on Gre
dentials was com posed of J. S. Hunum,
OF Loudenville; C. II. Malone, Of Wells
vile; Arch Ferguson, OF Leetonia;
Charles Croft, of Canal Fulton, and
Pnilp Peters, OF Orvile. The Finance
Committees: A. r. Ong, Of Martins
Ferry; Charles Rodewig, Of Bellaire,
and George j. Peters, OF Marietta,
audited the books of the Secretary and
| Treasurer, and made their report 10 the
convention. This concluded the bust
ness OF the morning session and the
convention adjourned for dinner.
At 1880 o'clock the parade formed on
| Belmont street in the following order:
I ~ I'm Rnic
aud Chief George Morgan in carriage,
the city police force. members Of Coun-
Gil in carriages, officers OF the Associa-
ton in carriages, the visiting fremen,
the X. of u. baud followed by the Bell
| aire fire department with apparatus
! gaily decorated. There were nearly
! 200 men ia line, and the whole COM
bined to make very pretty parade.
At three O'Clock the Convention again
assembled at Turner Hall to conclude
! its business. There were about seven
! tv-fve delegates present from towns
within the scope of the Association.
The following additional companies
were admitted TO mem oership in the
| Assoc iation; Relief No. l, or Cambridge;
Hose Co. No. 5, of Bellaire; Toronto
Fire Department, Toronto; Beverly No.
/, Beverly; Mears Hook and Ladder
Co., and Liberty Hose Co. No. ,, of
Martins Ferry There are now A COM
panies Ia the association. Resolutions
were passed expressing the visitors APP
probation of the hearty welcome and
generous aud brotherly treatment re-
ceived from the Bellaire firemen and
/ citizens.
The following officers were elected:
President, $. c. Stowe. New Phiadel-
phia: Vice President, G. A. Sisterhes,
Navarro; Secretary, A. J. Holt, Bel
laire; Treasurer, J. B. Humm, Loudens-
vile.
1t was decided to hold the next con-
vantion in Wellsville on the second
Wed uesday in May, 1895.
The Bellaire hose companies at 7:50
! last evening had a race for the enter
tainment OF the visitors. The cohdi-
tions were $50 yards aud make attach
ments, the prizes being S25 TO the first,
SIS TO the second aud $40 to the third.
The recess resulted: Mechanics, 1874
! seconds; Volunteer, 39s4 seconds,
Hooks, l hour, 005! seconds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
Gooa ProKress Made.

A force OF eighty men are making the
best of progress In the building Of the
new street railway in North Wheeling.
1t was reported that the workmen had
been stopped by the Board OF Public
Works, and that work on the finishing
OF the line would be delayed indefinite
". There was nothing in the report,
as the men have never stopped since
they began TIE work. The new tracks
are being laid very rapidly, and are now
completed as far as Sixth street. But
one street car Is now run in that part OF
the city, the other one having been laid
of until the track is completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
NOTICE TO LIEEH0LDERS.

To ali persons holding li.ns, By judgment, or
otherwise on the real estate. CT any part
thereof, OF Albert G. Boone and OF Otto d
Boone:
In pursuance OF decree OF the circuit Court
Of Ohio county, made in a cause thDrsiu pend
ing TO subject the rcAl estate Of the SAID Albert
6. Boone and OF TIE said Otto r. Boone 20 the
satisfaction Of the liens thereon. yoa are
hereby required 70 present al claims held y
Won and osch OF You against the said Albert G..
Boone which are liens on their real estate OF
the real estate OF either OF tnsm, or any part
Eft. for adjudication 70 me, a. my oilce. No
1904 Chspline street. in the city Of wheeling.
day OF May. 1894
Given under my hand shis nineteenih day OF
April, 1924
ap2oeswt IommIssioEcr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
New Ice Cream Parlora.

have added to my confectionery es-
tablishment Ice Cream .Parlors, and
they will be open for inspection by the
public this Thursday evening and every
day and evening during the summer,
where delicious ice cream will be served.
THOMAS Fox,
Confectioner and Fruiter 1927 Market
Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

BY wheeling Lodges OF Ancient Order
Irnftad Workman.

The Committee of Arrangements Of
the union entertainment under the au-
spices of the A. o. q. w. lodges north
OF the creek, held meeting last eve
ming and completed their labors. The
entertainments will be held this and to-
morrow evenings at the Opera House,
and promises to eclipse all former ef-
forts in this direction. The. prices are
% cents for general admission, 35 cents
for reserved seats and Is cents for BAL
cony, and a large attendance is pro-
dicted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
NEWS OF THE DAT.
Prisoners for the Pen.

Sheriff Peter Silman, OF Kanawha
county, with guards P. c. Russell and
John C. Neale, brought four prisoners
to Moundsville Tuesday night and then
spent yesterday in Wheeling. The IA
nawha colony at Moundsvil!e is now
quite large and rapidly increasing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
TNTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO CoUN
Il ty, West Virginia.
Louis +. stlfel, complainant,

l. ty, West Virginia.
Louis +. stifel, complainant,
VS..
Albert G. Boone. Catherine Boone (Witdmau),
OFT II. Boone and Kate V. Boone, his wife.
Wheeling Title aud Trust Company, Trustees,
wm. NJ DuniAu, Trustee, j. o. Curtis. Geo. =.
Boyd. Jr.. and L. r. Stife, Guardian. W. X.
Montgomery. Rsbeccs A. Boone, and Geo. +.
Boyd, Defendants.
In Chsncery.
Bv virtue 81 an order cnde-ed In the above
entitled cause on the i4th cav or April, 1924
it l. referred 70 the undersigned commissioned
q said court 20 ascertain and report;
]. The quantity, Value. and annual rental
value OF the lands mentioned aud described in
the bill and EXHIBITS.
2 The liens and their profiIies on said
lands.
3. Anv other matter deemed pertinent.
NOTICE u hereby given That the undersigned
has fxed upon Monday, the zlst day OF Nay,
1874, commencing 1t II o'clock g. m, as the
dime. and his Office No. 1904 ChApliue street.
in the city OF W heelinc. In OHIO county. West
Virginia a. the place a. which he viii proceed
70 ascertain aud report the several matters in
the said order OF reie sncss required.
Given under my hand this nlssteenth day Of
F''-' GEO. R. f GILCHRIST.
Commissioner.
94e. K. BOYD. ESQ,
Solicitor for Complainant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

TRIED AND TRUE is the verdict OF
people who take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The good effects OF this medicine are
soon felt in nerve strength restored,
appetite created and health given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
DbeeIins &sistes
1nnrmnmarar naeore.

Mr.C. Scauspf, tue OPERA House drug:
gist. made the folio wing observations OF
the temperature yesterday: a. M, %;
ga m, so; II m, a.; p. m, u.s. p nr
a. Weather, clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
SATURDAY, the 18Th day OF May, 1894 \. d.,
application will be made to the Circuit Court
OF Ohio County. ia Part !. thereof, by Reoecca
Shallcross. the guardian appointed by inc Su-
district OF Columbia, holding special term
for Orphans Cour. business, Tor sarah Louisa
shallcross. Archibald w. Shallcross' Mary A.
Sh ,llcrosS and Bessie +. Shalcross. infants, Tor
an order authorizing the said guardian 70 sue
for recover and receive all money and personal
property In the State OF West Virginia which
may belong TO said infants or any OF them. In
like manner AS fshe were appointed guardian
Of said infants in the State OF West virginia
and to remove the same 10 he District OF Co
lumhia JOHN G. PALMER, JR,
Av26oawt Attorney for Guardian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

Our stock for spring aud summer IL now
complete, embracing all staples aud latesS
novelties In foreign and domestic mater
ials for gentlemen's garments. An Order
with US is "A warrant of Satisfaction. We
guarantee style, fit and finish. Cali aud
be convinced FRANK. the Tailor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

You only need make the most super
ficial examination TO determine the value
OF the Register "a an advertising me-
dunn. Publishes moro local ana tete-
graphic news in one issue than any OF
rs contsm porAries do in Tires.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
Postponed.

The musical at the Second Presoy-
terrain Church, for next Friday evening,
May 11,h, has been postponed two
weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

Hoods Pills do not weaken, but aid
digestion and tone the stomach. Try
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

Trash Lime Juice-Albert Stole Co.
Card OF Tnanks-Spence, Bags 4 Co.
Pure Ice-Wheeliug Ice and Storage Com
Report Of the Condition Of the National Bank
OF West Virginia.
SIXTH PAGE
The Razor Toe-O'Ksne & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
A succe,sfnI Enrerprise.

IF yon want good Ice Cream go Il
Mrs. Philip Roth, 2404 ChapIine ST.
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index to New Adverslss,nsus%
sTcOSD PAGE.
FOURTH PAGE.

Glad He Went.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

Is THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE STATE
OF washnstoa for King eoaaiy.
W. W. Dearborn ana H. W Higgins. ptsintifYs Va
The " Washington saviags Bank, defendant No
iT.Sos order directing notice 10 creditors
TITS cause cemtag regularly for hearing
Ais 1sy on melton OF e. ~ ~aeAfe. receiver Of
SAD " Washington savings Bank. Soc an order a.
fsNhg notice To Be given 10 the ofecitors Of sasa
Warrington savings Bank. and ths court being
faliy advised In he premises IL Is hereby
otasres and asjadsed tas' al ere.iiter. Of said
hereby Repaired 10 make at~ rgocf Of their claims
ahd asT1aaas against said dsfsnasnt e. 4.
.sAir re receiver .pSsoan.sa 70 sn.s sAiss At as
y O. 1al fren. street,. seattle .ng coGntv ash.
within thirty tsg1 days Of TIE safe Of The pub
ncaiioa OF ihs noslcs. - hereafter provided, and
barred sn4 81 al rot Dc pail out Of he funds aud
assets lE lie % said and that astsr
ssit receiver sic Ia tia eoart h. report Of agi
e ssls and Ssnanos - pfessnsed aRd nisf. also
sh2ssas hat eialE1is 80 "a sssisa allowed ana
~hss claims dtsaiso~e1
IL is farther ordered thai shs crdsr be pghglshsa
for 80 DAYS cosseeusvciy ia shs dssty fost-! afsi
s-se>s and tie daily Telegraph, aesspApsrs pzh-
~esa 80 published shs same .aAIl eoessligte das
aoslfs 81 creditors Of said HasAsngEoa saetnss
Bank at the entry % this sfaer
beSs Is os=a eoar MT .eia day Of MARCH. issa
10 The superior eo0si Of King ooaGfy state of
WsstiExt9n.
srArE or wAsa4xsroxl :.
1ogsrY os aESe.
/ T. " Gordon CLERK 81 tie sagsfasr cs1rs 81 the
s'sl~ % &Nsasastoa tsr tie cSagts 81 Alag. 90
aefe6T eers3fy that sss fsErZasas faiL trs and
g. ersssss0Es sasd cAsss Ne - So tas same
Apsp@sxs 90 sic Aaa % sesr9st n asfrN
y ssness say haad ard tbs se&1 81 s~Ia coars this
~ , Say az AaEeh 1884 -. -.
by ii h. sx1rn pessasy C&srx
pass 81 Hrss pso.tsAalaS March 3s, iss&.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08
SHARES SOLD.

gHAREs SOLE.
The total sales Of stocks today were 1885,.
ll6 shares, including: Atchison, "a, 500:
American Tobacco. 2. 200: American Sugar,
$500: Burlington: 9, 100; Chicago Gas. 15,-
500: Chesapeake h Ohio. 400; Distilling,
1000: General Electric. $50: Missouri Pa
ctfc, Z. 100; National Lead, 1900; Reading.
800; Rock Island, g, 800, st. Paul. 9, 500; ;
Wabash preferred, 5000: Western Union,
600.
Hops-Duil; state, good to choice. "a
Zoe; Pacific coast, i3@i9c. Londen mar
ket, steady: holders offer sparingly.
Pig iron-Duii; Scotch. $2o0215o;
American $i2@i3N
Copper-Quiet; Lake. $a66.
LeAd-Firmer: domestic. $a20
Tin-Nominal; plates, dull.
Spelter- Nominal.
Cos!ee-Options opened barely higher.
some months 10 points lower, ruled mac
tive and fairly easier; and the demand for
spot coffee siackened, closing easy, gcn-
orally 39el0 points net decline. Sales $50
bags. including April. SIC. %; May, $i6o5:
July. $3.50; September. sl4 90; October,
$is60@I4.6o; December. <i4.2A Spot
cofiee-Rio. dun; No. 7. i7Isc: mild. quiet; ;
Cordova. ~. 9l9isc. Sales. none. Ware
house deliveries yesterday, 5,977 bags;
New York stock, 1929 bags; United
States, stock, 2i9597 bags; afloat for the
United States, 262. 900 bags; total visible
for tho United States. &Sl, 5s7 bags against
last year. 545. 10 bags.
Rio--Market firm; No. Rio. Is, $500:
exchange. 8 li-32d: receipts. 5000 bags;
stock, 1ts, 900 bags.
Santos - Market quiet; quotations
nominal; receipts, 2.o00 bags; stock, 200
bags.
Hamburg Market steady; sales 1000
bags; prices ,.0sh pig lower; cleared TO
New YORK, LOCO.
SUGAR
Sugar-Raw, market fair: fair refining.
2nc; centrifugal. 81 test, age: sales. none !:
renned. quiet: No. Il. 3 Slice; No. 7.
3 9io@Ss.c: No. &. Sls@3 IL Ice; No. O.
s's@S i3ise; No. 10. 8o-ieaslsc; No. IL.
3i.@3 7-I6c; No II. 3lsGf3 5-ioc: No. H.
iS-iso; off A, il-i6etie; mould A, sic
@iilc: standard A. 5 5-ieet4,kc; confec-
TONERS A, 5 I5-l6et4'sc; cut loaf. 4 i3-l6,e
Sc: crushed. 4 i3-i6c; powdered. Z ZIG
@+xe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08
FOURTEEN MEN SLAIN
Terrible Explosion Of Fire
works at Petersburg, Va ID
SEVERAL BUILDINGS WRECKED.


BAIsYxoas. April IA special 70 the
kt~s from PesersberK. Va. says: Four
teen men were killed and half - many
wounded By IN explosion Of power in the
Fireworks establishment OF Roman Bros,
in this city. . lev minutes before { O'Clock
this afternoon. Just prior TO the explosion
Charles n. Romano. the senior member
Of the firm. Capt Tosh. prominent citi-
sea. and Charles Bland. Of the nrn OF
Bland Broa. we're engaged in conversation
IN the once Of the fireworks company.
Fire 80 discovered IN an ourbuilding. and
these gentlemen went 70 the assistance OF
the employees and trisd 70 sxtinguish it BY
throwing water On It. An alarm had Teen
turned in. and just - Chief Engineer Far
Icy, Of the are department.. drove iase the
yard the explosion occurred.
= The flames were soon communicated to
the other buildings used for making ere
works and there we're some small explo-
siona On the opposite side of the street
from the fireworks the buildings. oil OF
which were frame structures. were
wrecked. The first explosion was small
affair, and - soon - il occurred Aessrs.
Romano. Bland and Tosh rushed into the
drying room and there the second and
fatal explosion occurred and they were
killed. A number Of employees In the
works escaped just before the second sx-
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The charge of murder against Sidney
Reil. o ( San Fsaneisco. nov serving o.
year term for burglary has eesn dismissed.
He'll killed Samuel NJ. Jacobson.
Mrs. Gillespie. the jealous wife OF an
engineer, committed suicide al San Fran
cisco Saturday evening by shooting her
self through the heart with pistol.
William f. Rooney. one Of the con-
v,csed Tammaay election inspectors serv-
ing sentence of twelve mopths, died
Saturday IN the hospital on biaekSeifs
.slaad, New York
In the United States court at Wheeling,
W. Va. Mrs. Margaret Moore. convicted
OF obtaining a fraudulent pension of 81
was sentenced Ia one year in the peniten-
tisry and 1.ool ine
The official report Of the osiahona In
dian trouhls states that Chief htiI acted
in self defense in killing ", :. Breeding.
of Turkey Greek. who had tlrst shot the
chief The other white man wounded
wasw = Carter Of OAK Greek.
Arthur Laverle, - years old. sea OF
wealthy Chicago liquor dealers. shot and
killed his rance. Miss Ella Alien, Friday
night The young man had sSen drink
ms heavily Of late snd some time ago the
father of the woman ordered him 20 stop
calling a. the house. Laysrie shot her
through the heart Killing her instantly,
AMI. turaiag tie pistol on himself. tn
llesei o woand that lay prove fatal.
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Gas. which after decline Of 81 sold up
y Per cent. Distilling vas bought on the
advice Of President Grsenhzs, who asssrts
that the recent decision against the trust
il of little inpcrsanea. The improvement
In the rest Of the iiss vas merely fFae-
tionaI Toward III o'clock The upward
tendency va checked by the Inauguration
OF . selling movement in Chicago Gas,
which vas based on fears that the
attorney general Of Illinois viii de-
eide against the company ia the quo
varranso proceedmgA The break in Gas
had the eject OF weakening the entire
market, and the general tendency Vas
downward mp 70 Il o. clock Some Of the
speciaIties msanw hiis made material I'd.
vances. but in the main the market Vas
heavy ss the cioss. Prices. however. com
pared with the close yesterday. we're ir-
regular. The changes are very narrow.
the declines being within fracsicn. while
in only one case was there IN advance OF
over . fraction.
The bond market vas steady 70 Arm,
With . general advance In prices. ranging
up to 2 per cent
Government bonds-Ffrm
State bonds-Quiee
Pstroisum-Steady; Psnnsylvania on
Gales. monet April option saias. none:
closed Exc bid.
FINANCIAL.
Neney-on call, easy at Per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 305K per cent
Sterling exchange. duh and firm, With
actual business in bankers' bills ct
S4sslz9A ss1- for demand. and $4s7
CASH. for sixty days. Posted rates.
A@51; commercial bills. As4@AS551.
siiver certificates. 6lAc.
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NEW YORK MARkErs.


New YcRK. Aprii THE stock make,
was very active to-day. There vas some
London telsing in ST Paul. Loui.vil.e 4
Nashville ard Atehison, the latter giving
Nay only Is. Ter cent, hat she Others -
ceiing a. In the early dealings sAs
speculation ~ss weak. and i.setiona. de.
cline took place. TIE Depression vas os
brief duration, snd prices soon took an
upsast turn, andss tie lead OF Chicago
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WAsHfSsTos CIrY. April S-fspeciai -
], ii. Bei!inger, A. NJ. Grain, William A.
faman. W. y. Ruby and Harry Cornwall,
prominent citizens Of Colfsx. unite in a
letter 30 Senator Squire. saying that the
people of Whitman county and OF the
state regard the defeat Of the Wilson tariff
bin As q matter of the utmost importance.
The senator has replied tina. he il thor
oughly in accord With their views and
tia: they may rely upon his nsiag his
most dlligent efforts to oppose and If 10.
A. h,s defeat IL
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WAsHrssTos CfrY. April IA bill
which. IL b claimed. meets in large part
she objections stated BY President csevs-
TO the Band ssigniorsgs ball vas intro
ducsd Friday By Representative Mover.
Dsn-. Of Louisiana Il provides for the
coinage Of standard Silver dollars and Tor
the issue Of new bonds In lieu Of bonds
hsestofors authorized.
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TUNP ON THE CRICKRr-eRArrrHEvu
nourn Two round trips daily except SUNDAY
TINE CAHD-LsAve seattle 1880 = n ana 3:S6
p m. daily except sunday. Leave Everett
1919 q M and e.l5 p m, daily exceps sunday
Cennecftons- AZ Seattle with steamer Flyer f6s
Tacoma A. Everett with steamer MtkAdo for
6aohomsh- Landings-Foot 20 Madison otreet
seattle: foot Hewitt avenue Everett
fAkE-SeAtsie 90 Everett ovc; round trim Il "a
8 & NEFF. Managing ownsr.
Effective March l9. 1894
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s.,.rnm.n, Control Of N,e.rasu. Cana,

esvsrnmsns Control Of Nicaragua Canal.
BosroS, April The Traveller, of this
city. which has been an earnest advocate
sf the Nicaragua canal. recently sent on.
letisrs To the governors of the various
aases and the more prominent members
q congress. asking their opinions Of the
Sslns of the canal to this country. and
shether or not the government should
eensHuet aud control the waterways.
Answers received from thirty-one govern
en- and forty members OF congress were
printed today. Tho governors Of the
konshern states. without exception, either
AYERS the government building and own
iae the canal outright or extending aid TO
Whatever corporation builds IT, Gov.
Waite. OF Colorado. says: "fhe United
BATES government. in conjunction with
ne Central American republics. should
easid the canal At national expense"
Gov. AcGraw. OF Washington, believes
HAT the United States government
saould construct. own and operate the
eaaal. Gov. Hogs, of Texas. taxes
very pronounced grounds axainss the
ehsied States fostering such enterprises
vale under private control. lie
Mrs: This government should prohibit
N'ssgn private interference with the canal
ssa should construct, own and operate IL
hsest" Gov. Leweiiins. Of Kansas. de-
CARES IL 10 lie desirable that the United
ssses should own and operate the canal
= the exclusive property Of the United
Mates. Congressman Bynufn OF Indiana.
Washington Of Tennessee. kiigore. Bell
as Abbott OF Texas declare heartily IN
aver Of its construction. bur cay they
ssasa not vote for any measure which
sea.d sc the United States TO guarsn.
- bonds OF any private corporation.
s..as.ors stoekbridge and Mcmillan of
sehigsn. Perkins of California Dolph
IA Mitchell of Oregon. Morgan cs Ala
sssns, Frye az Maine, and Consressnien
nsaderson of Iowa. Burrows OF Msehlsan.
ssoset Of Ohio. Van voorhis OF New erx.
es0is'sle of Washington and number oil
esaess q besh political parties say they
ne IN favor NJ and will vote for saeh aiii
saas proposed by Senator Morgan
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pACIFic NAVIGATION COMPANY-
l. TIN. TABLE, In effect April 1, 1884

sEArTLE-WHATcoM ROUTE
Daily Sunday excepted
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Lv Seattle Il 100 . m Nv whatcom. .l:l6 . n
Ar Whatcom. 9:u0 m AT Seattle. $500 p IN
stopping at flda,go AnAcortes and Yairhaven.
and at Everett south-hound: connecting ~ seattle
with steamer Henry Bailey fof Tacoma
sEATTLE-TAcoMA ROUTE
Daily tsxcspt Saturday,.
BTEANER HENRY RArLBY
~ Tacoma :. 300 m Iv seattle. $50 n
AT seattle. 1850 p m Ar Tacoma ..l3:0o m
Connscsing with Steamer State OF Washinssoa
for fidaigo. Anacortes, Farhaven and whaaeon.
and with steamer fsirhaven for everett Ia Con-
nsr ana all WILDLY Island pcinta
La CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND ROUTE
sTorPfsa AT EvERErE
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
North b'nd-Except sat Sou h hd-Except sun
Lv seattle. 900 M Lv Ia Conner q 30 . IN
Ar Everett. 80. 1l:3U m Nv Everett. 100 p m
Ar La Conner. 500 q m Ar Seattle. 3:so p m
stopping ~ Edmonds Everett, Clinton. Browns
Point. Langley. Coupevilie. San de Fuca. Oak HAT
Dor and Utsaady: connecting ~ seattle with
steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
wharvss-Paclnc Navigation Co. Tacoma; Pa.
cidc Navigation Co.. Seattle formerly bakers
dock. foot OF Unverslty strestl; Merchants dock.
Everett.
etc, apply 90 or address 4. J. MACLEOD, Agent,
seattis, telephone 6So; J. + HARMON, Freight
and Passenger Agent Tacoma: tslsphons g.