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and master of the situation; but here
he has lost his head. and. frenzied BY
race-hatred and pecuniary loss is trans
formed into a shouting barbarian not
knowing what he would be at" Even her
Chinese servant. an excellent fallow ! no.
sids himself and mutters in ENGLISH thronob
olenchrd teeth, Il must xiii xiii kiIIi +,
Mrs. Bishop declares herself deeply impress-
Sed with Corea. 1t has a fine climate AM
abundant rainfall. and a most f.uitfnl soil
"lts fourteen million people deserve a better
fate than they are likely to have
Captain Lang, lat Of the Chinese naval
service Las gwen some interesting information
to a Reuter- reporter. The Chinese NAVY has
ne says, excellent stuff in if, and. on the
whole, sabout equal to the Japanese. All
depends on how the ships are handled. Ad-
mlra Ting lie speaks of with enthusiasm ~ an
"ihoef whom he wonld follow anywhere. The
gun practice is excellent, and the ships are No.
olS'omed 70 perform the most complicated
The gridiron evolution in
Whleh me Victoria" was lost was performed
ny them over and over again with the great
ost accuracy and precision" Captain Lang's
general opinion ON the situation is that in the
ona Japan must be utterly crushed. IF
CHINA liked, she could keep war going for a
century, She is a ~self-snpporting country,
and IS quite content to wait for a desired re-
suit The Chinese bitterly hate the Japa.
nese, and can we'll believe the present strng.
gle Is pleasing to both nations. knowing what
| do Of them, | think it will be carried
through to the bitter end if the two Powers
are allowed to continue the war" The Chi.
nese will not, he thinks, land in Japan but
it Is quite possible that they will take the
Ioochoo Islands, and will drive the japanese
out q { orca. "Ccrtainly China will not rest
satisfied until then"
, 1894-09-08
CKEEPY-CDAWLY

The latest-,the very latest-thiing in Der
sonal a%dornment. says an English paper, is
a real live reptile-the chameleon. Tethered
by o gilded chain round the neck attached to-
AZ pin or breach, the little creatures wander
over a lir-Gted area Of, tie, shirt front, and
waistcoat. They are quite small and 80
light that the weight of one can hardly be
felt upon the finger. Of course, they change
the co'or Of their skins indeed, the importer
states that they are warranted to change
color" and one can watch them in the glass
cases where they are on sale at the Aquari-
nm, turning from bright green to light brown
and dark brown, and gold, and then back
again to green. Thousands of these tiny crea-
lures have been exported from sunny Flori-
da, where they thrive on the insects in the
orange and lemon groves until caught in
nets and sent away in boxes. At the Chi
cago Exhibition they We're all the rage, and
according to the importer they make great
pets and are perfectly harmless" Live flies
or insects, moistened sweets, and a little
, 1894-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Spectator, dug. 1lth.l

~ $AN'
Putting aside unverified rumOnrs. FRIDAYS
news from the seat of war shows that for the
moment both sides are merely preparing to
spring. The japanese are pouring reinforce
ments into Corea, the Government reouisi-
tioning, either as transports or cruisers,
all steamers that fly its flag, their
plan being to crush the Chinese forces at
Asan before the Manchurian amy. which is
marching overland, can arrive. Meantime,
the Chinese feet does not move. and is watch
cd by swift Japanese cruisers. Tbs news
that Ii Hung Chang was deprived Of his vel
low jacket turns out to be false, but the En-
peror is said 10 be personally alive to the
situation. He is |leyying a war-tribute from
the Viceroys, and a European loan * talked
of. Captain Won Hnnnecken. whose deposit
tons were road before the Court Of Inquiry
on Tuesday, still declares that the japanese
official version Of The sinking of the "Kow-
shing is not true On the other hand, Chief
Officer Tamplin, who has been fur her ques-
toned, does not bear out the charge against
the Japanese Of numbering the drowning
Chinamen:-'I was" lie say y, ''some time in
the water before | was picked up by the ia
paneso. They were very kind, and gave me
every care and attention. The Chinese sol
diers on board the 'Kowshing" fired on me
after ! sprang into the water, but 50 far as !
Jaw, the japanese fired at the Chinese soldiers
who had left the "Kowshing" in the ships
boats and were continuing the fight" This,
W. confess, sounds the probable explanation.
Men firing from boats ut other boats might
easily seem in the confusion to be firing at
men in the water.
, 1894-09-08

The Tines Of Monday contains a long and
careful account of the present state OF the
Chinese Army. The Black Flag army of Ii
Hung Ching, the force which the great China
man has been working at for the last twenty
five years, and which contains veterans both
from Gordon's Army and the Army it con-
ouered. numbers about fifty thousand men.
The oalvally is armed with Winchesters, the
infantry with Remingtons, and the artillery
consists of Krupp field pieces. Besides these,
there are thirty thousand well-disciplined
troops in the New Dominion,- lie. in Central
Asia. Next comes the old Tartar army. d.
vided into the Banner army and the Army Of
Manohuria. Both have some military train
ing. The Banner Army numbers some three
hundred thousand men, of whom one hundred
thousand are in Pekin, and the rest scattered
throughout China. one hundred and eighty
thousand being in Manchuria. Out of the Pekin
contingent of the Banner Army a field force
of twenty thousand men has been formed on
Ii Hung Changes new model. The numbers
Of the Army of Manohuria, the second Tartar
Army. seem doubtful, but it is believed to be
q competent force, and since a division OF Itls
stationed near the Corean frontier it may
prove OF Importance. The net result is that
China has about two hundred thousand men
armed with rifles, ''all of whom are placed IN
such q way as to render it easy to employ
them in Corea." Given more arms, says the
writer in the Times, China could double this
force. -
One Of the most inter Ating as we'll as the
most authentic things that have appeared in
regard to the Corean situation is a letter from
Mrs. Bishop Miss Isabella Bird). published
in the st. James Gazette Of Wednesday. Mrs.
Bishop, though she writes before the out.
break of the war (ie., on June 23rd), notes
the virtually hostile acts of the japanese. At
Fusan, the Southern Treaty Port, she found
that Japanese troops had already taken pos
session. japanese soldiers filed the streets
and trains of forage-carts blocked the roads.
ut looks as if the Japanese had come to stay
as they are provisioned ~forIthree months. They
have cavalry, and a large number of horses of
the mountain battery train all serviceable ami.
mails under fourteen hands high, carrying i'm
proved pack-saddles of the best Indian pat
ern, and in excellent condition." The Japan
ese had also occupied the approaches to the
capital, and had demolished a part Of the
ancient wall of Seoul. In all, they had six
thousand troops disembarked. The object of
the Japanese, says Mrs. Bishop, was clearly
not to attack Corea but China. II has been
said of late that if Japan would not have a
revolution, she must have a foreign war.
and all this looks AS if she were picking a
quarrel on the old battle- ground between her
and the Chinese" She ends her letter by an
account of the racial hatred that has broken
out. Il have never before seen the Chinaman
othoruise than 0oravatin0 ly n,oI ooJfoo4o5
, 1894-09-08
ANTIGUA NEWS
(Ntandar@. 25th Ann-

We are sorry to say We can reUOrt no
change of weather. Matters are BECOMING
more alarming daily We doubt very much
that we have had before now d much mere
protracted drought. Fortunately she island
is healthy, but we fear a change when the
rain comes-as we presume it Will In due
course,
The work done by the dredger during the
month Of July was the removal of "a. 40 tons
Of sand and coral bouldets at a cost Of
43Se 3 3, making q total to 3lSt July of
lSS, 900 tons for &5,685 IS 6.
We noted a few weeks ago a short visit to
the Botanic Station at Glare Hall. We we're
this week favonred with the sight If as fne a
basket of grapes as we have seen for a long
time: large juicy and Of excellent favour
notwithstanding the adverse weather the
vines have had to contend against. The
station WE are informed, has been visited hy
nocturnal marauders since the grapes matured
and many lunches, probably the best. have
been reaped by them. 1t is fair To exrect
that they should anonymously or otherwise
signify their appreciation, to the Curator
direct or By means of the press; but We fear
we shall not have any expression Of opinion
from that quarter. and more, if fodnd out
they would probably belong to a class not
usually suspected Of such naUghtiness.
A slight shock vt Earthquake was felt here
shortly after midnight on Sunday last.
, 1894-09-08

A slight shock "f Earthquake was felt here
shortly after midnight on Sunday last.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COUNT OF KING
4 srzfA IL Anahtnxsan

IN THE SUPERIOR COUNT OF KISe
l. county. state Of VI Asb;ngson.
A. c. AarcoaBier o. A.. psan.ia Va Security sav.
Tags Sspk. defeuisEt No 1921 order CO
r~cting notice 10 creditors
Ana now. this eny this cause eoming reeu-
larry su Tor hearing On The Application Of Tie re-
csvsr for order tsrsc;inx nosice 10 Be- given 10
creditors Of ne deisa sAnI The security sasings
kaak. 70 70 hereby
ordered Aad a6jaiSsd thss ala creditors OF the
defendant, tas security SAgiags Bank. are hersss
required 10 make drs proof inelE isiEas AID de-
usaats met sSd defendant n h. A. Hast
sass the receiver appointed this canoe. At Eis
es.cs. room 90 BsisF building. seattle, Wass-.
with q xiy so Gays ;foEa the date Of the FRA
pess Ion Of ;hss ncG1ke a. hereafter provided
and that ali eiAsn. noG pres med and proved
Dc na gr~9, . saksl 20 paid Of he fraas
and as>eS. Ia tie hands Of said rsessysr and tEat
AFTER TIE sxp ration Of - psrie-t - ssIIy fool
ca sac rsSetser Ills a thss eos hss report Of al
clatEHs ass demands GO presented and HI~d A,-e
saeSisE ~rst c asnGa 30 presented Asls~ ed and
what claims Are res 81
IL "a further ordered ths sa.s order De pGo.sshed
for 80 days cons ea[iv-iy In the daIy Post IbIeat-
xsacsr Ard ibs Telegraph. newspaper publ sh ed
Ia Seattle. h s< ocaGty. Wasatag.oa. Ga3 that
when 80 pa1stss>1. the same shall constitute due
nstscs 70 cr~dsofs % said ssfe OF the entry of
iGis ef1ef
peas IN opsn court his sosn aAy Of January
1894 X sn5aN. Jude
e1AIx o. WAssissros. -
CorsTr o. kTss.
1T. " Geraae. essrx Of tie snpsrsar oour. u
g. he f-sy certify taA ths forsg1. II fgll tras
AID eorsscE c3ss % fss osg1aa4 order direct ng
tics 10 creditors IN s&si eAasa No Is sa. tbs
sssas appears On dse and a REGARD Eny o1ns
eosa csy Of 5snsary. lssA
NJ n r. ssrrx rspafy
1Ass - &Sx oassacAsssG yAAAAky H lS1A---s
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81 Dor viala = DO, Il or. s dog OF. 49,
dor OK tax 3 o.. ) dog stz. J dax a A.
or, 50 or oval: 900 antieergic taeieeA -
200 opium calls. Er. 400 opium and iesS ,
pills. BOO ccsar strych pills formula n r. ~
tablets. me-ph salpa = gf and streQiS
l.lSQ ID e. Co, o lbs al ext Cascara PpaS
lbs Id ext sshei 10 I'D ext scillAe. s N ~
elixir. LIS elixir valerinste Of morn n
me istne ane casca rA pill tile medium ~
in spstalAe. 2 etn spaialae, 10 lbs aqua -
con. = dog :oofh brushes. do- acid pllAu,S
lilo pts n G Co . lbs I'D ext geniiaa pm ~
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
i stale Of Washington for the county Of King
George NJ Weigis. as assignee, plaint q. vs.. Cas-.
csde Ire and Marine Insurance Company ct al.
defendants. No lA&52 Order directing office
TO creditors
And now. on this day. this cause coming on reg.
uiariy for hearing on the application Of the re-
ce1ver for order directing notIce.lo be given TO
creditors OF tho defendant, the Cascade Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. IL il hereby
Ordered and atiudsed that all creditors Of the de-
PENDANT, the ascads Fire and Marine Insurance
Company. are hereby required to make Que proof
OF their claims and demands against said defend
Ant to &. A. hidde. the receiver appeinied IN this
cause at his Office, room 81 Bailey building Sc
atlle. Wash. within rtuety 900 days from the
daie OF the rat publication OF this notice he
after provided and n at ali claims not pre-
scented and proved he tsrred and shall not he paid
receiver. and that after the expiration said Pc
riod of ninety fao) days sad receiver be In this
court bis report Of all claims and demands pre-
scented and tef. also show nj what claims pre-
4; IL further ordered that this order TIE published
for thirty 1901 days consecusiveIy in the Daily
Pest | ntell gencer and the seattle Telegraph,
newspapers Published in Seattle. King county
Washington. and that when so published The same
shall constitute due notice 20 creditors q said de-
PENDANT Of the entry of thi, order
zone 10 open court this 9Th day OF February.
1884. ]. W. LANGLEY. Judge.
STATE OF wAsHI~eroS,
cousry or kINo
l. T. W. Gordon ciesk Of tho superior court Of
the state OF " sshing on for the county Of King
do hereby certify that the foregoing 10 fail true
and correct copy Of the eriginai order directing
notice to creditors to said cause No lA&52 ss the
same appears on de and q record in nv Office.
Witness usv hand aad the seal Of said court this
(sxaLI r ". GORDON. Clerk.
H. H. SMITH Deputy
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CARRAHER 4 MEACHAM
No. ia Cherry St.

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ss<sivsd hLr ssn Than .; esasA
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WANTED!

Purchaser for TWO choice Lots Ga RESIoS
HEIGHTs. Three very cheap lots ca Rose ssrset
Two m Denny Broadway Adtsisz- Five sefss OF
Lake Washington water front Forty acres OF
Port Orchard water front ons hundred sad Ten
acres ofsaach iand within ssn niIss Of city; Do
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LEG Al NOTICES.


DE 1T REMEMBEnED. THAT AT A REGU-
- lar meeting Of the board of directors Of the
Washington National Build ng oan and Invest
ment Association, held 10 seattle February -,
1894, the following resolution was by said board
regularly and unanimously adopted. as follows, to-
wit:
Resolved, That Article VI Of the articles Of in
corpo alton of this association be amended to read
foiiowp:
Article vI-The number Of trustees who shah
manage the aairs Of this association shall be six
who shall be elected in the manner and for the
terms provided In the bylaws az the association.
STATE OF WARRINGTON, -
COUNTY or KING
T. o. Graves. the president Of the Washington
National Building Loan and Investment Associa-
ton. and II. W. CastieB an. the secretary Of said
association. being first duly sworn oath. each
for himself deposes and says: that he has re I'D
the foregoing resolution that he knows the con-
tenis thereof and that the same Is true.
E. .. GRAVES, President
H w. CAsTLENAS. Secret ry.
subscrioed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th day
OF March, 1894
lsEALl J. A. PARK.
Notary public In an for the state OF W ashi gton
residing At Seattle.
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DxlYHs Avn SrsEEAEs.

HAKLAy-Ths funeral services Of NrA ". =.
Harlan wifi ~ held the family reside sra. cor
neY Of Virginia and Etevensh styeets. tomorrow
afzeruoon ~ 30 O'Clock. R<v. Alersndsf Alb
son ofscsasinx. TntsTusas Ia the family ios -
Lake View e>mstery.
pADDoCE-The fansrai ~ the late 1t Rev. IoAn
A. Paddock. u. D., Viii BE bess ~ "a Lskss
church, Tscoma. on Tuesday cert. ~ p IN
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II + REYNOLDS F1aMsg1Y EXAMINER
Ii 81 I. : s.atsat arsc~. psts8t hSsaes = $50
ca-tE; American set ssrs-xa isassals promptly
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WIS1ED-TO RESE.
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FOR REST-s2s: NICE PAsLoR FLOOR FUR
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ixht and furnaceS WIN n Rsdield s3a burke
building
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ali .ixes all prices: call and Famine befor. To-
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II sn.tne1 street. fnn view OF souna madam
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LESSONS IN -.
French. Music
And German
~GllEs 81 ARRANCinua

EHv.RBNC8S-Rev. David C. Garrett 6
eGks rectory; Mrs. l. q ]. Hunt, arrow LAso
HnahfnGton: Rev. Wallace NuttlnG 1890 u
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-22
slept For XIV. Years.

HENDERSON, Ky. Jan. -. Miss Ada
Osten died at her home near Carlow in
Webster county after continuous
sleep of five years The young lady
was 90 years old when she died. At Is
she. from some unknown cause, entered
state of trance or stupor, from which
it was ever atterward impossible to
awaken her, life being sustained by
liquid food, which was forced down her
throat. SO quiet and peaceful was her
death that 1t was unnoticed by those
neAr her
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-22

ST. PAUL, Jan. % The Northfeld
(Minn.) marriage contract suit was de-
cided i'll favor OF the defendant 10y the
jury. Raleigh Ashley sued Leopold
Pilaum on II contract for procuring him
a wife, asking judgment for S41 and
costs the contracts having specified
the payment of S25 and a reasonable
amount for time and expenses, The
marriage was consummated, but the
verdict is against Ashley and he viii
appeal the case, which has been heard
by Justice Rice
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-22

san FRANCISCO, Jan. - The EN-
aminer says il is rumored that A. f.
Stanford of New York. a brother Of
the late Leland Stanford, viii contest
the latter's will Stanford is quoted AS
having said he had not announced his
intention of contesting the will, but
that he was by no means satisfied with
500 600, the amount left him by Sen-
ator stanford. He said: IF the other
side maniiests IL disposition TO be fair
and reasonable shall not bring suit |
should greatly regret the necessity of
forcing the estate into the courts be
cause it would air family matters that
! do not wish to give publicity to-