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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
SOUTHERN RESOURCES.
Tho Practical Attempt to Develop Them to
be INITIATED NeXt Thursdsv

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Aug. IA prac-
teal attempt TO deylop tho resources Of
the South viii be initiated in Washington
on Thursday. August 3lth. Its basis IS
q convention of southern business mon,
which viii begin that day. and which Is
supplemental 20 the meeting Of Governors
OF the southern States in kchmOnd last
Near. Several Of the executives who at
tended that meeting viii be present at
the convention, and scores of the most
prominent men viii lend their co-opera-
ton 10 make the affair a success The
programme VIII include addresses on the
necessity for a public building I'm Wash
lngton for permanent EXHIBIT OF re-
sources Of all States. consideration OF
timber resources of the South. mineral
ana agricultural resources of the South,
transportation facilities, immigration,
trade and manufactures ana good
roads. Senator Patrick Walsh. GOV
ern0r Elias Carr. OF North Carolina,
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Gle
ments and other prominent sOutherners
Will deliver addresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

He Has Americans and Englishmen Ar
rested for Firing on f'i~ ti"g.

rested for ftrinE ON ISIS tl"G.
RLUEFIELDS. NICARAGUA, Aug. H.
via New orleans. Aug. "a The greater
part Of the Nicaraguan troops were %
sail at 7 O'Clock on the evening Of t1e
lfth. On the YUlu. cCasting steamer, ana
Minister Madriz decided To send with
were guilty Of firing on the Nlcaratudn
nag. Accordingly he artstcd tohSh
Hatch. the British sentative, u
Mr. IamutCn Harry Brown. an English
man; Capt &. B Wilthonks, an Amer
Jean. Who accepted tho position of judge
under the Mosquito government fnd s-V-
cral Mosquito CTeOlts s note was luiine-
di1tcly sent % the English cruiser ana
the news spread along The foreign quar-
ter The United States Consul was uOti-
hod ana ne called ON Nudrlz The ia'ttf
said these persons were going 10 the -n-
terror to stand trial. He could not get
evidence TO convict them now, but he
was sure they were implicated. The con
sui then sent dispatches 20 The Columbia
and az 30 o'clock tug was stcaming
towards the Bluffs What the charges are
Madriz does not say. He has not even
Informed the American nor English Con
suls The latter. 81 IS believed. is
charged with having melted Jamaicaus
to riot ana blOcdshcd. The owners ~
the Yulu when told of the arrests. stated
that their boats should not leave. and
thus the only transport which can stand
sea is taken away from them
The commander of the Columbia IS
expected before nightfall and the English
commander also. The American popula-
uon Is greatly excited. and were it not
that they have confidence in their cOun-
tryS agents. the bullct-ridlled buildings
would suffer another attack.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
higher rents which were charged for

higher rents which were charged for
them.
The companys base OF profits on rent
ais were per cent. Two per cent OF
this went for repairs and taxes Mr..
Dolly said the town Of Pullman was as
sessed as farm property, by the acre.
Mr.. Herman seemed much surprised at
this statement. He tried 70 get at the
figures. but these Mr.. Dolly said he could
not give. Mr. Dolly did not think rents
should have been reduced at Pullman,
although they were lowered elsewhere.
The Pullman Company" continued
Mr. Dolly, has not compelled its men
10 live I'm Pullman houses. IL has Always
given every encouragement to men 70
bay their own homes"
Why, then.' asked Mr.. Herman. does
not the Pullman Company put some Of
its property on the market 50 that the
men viii have an opportunity TO buy
homes there"
Il can say as 10 that"
br. Mclean, the Pullman official ply
slcidn. was recalled He reiterated his
statement that the men were paid I'm
fuli Tor damages done them while in
the cOmpany's employ.
The commission adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
VOL. S-NEW SERIES NO $40.

tobacco raiscrs lost their entire crops OF
tobacco. Some OF the tobacco was cut
down. but most OF u was IN tatters. and
consequently OF no value whatever. The
gardens and truck patches were also to-
tally destroyed IN some places. while IN
others they we're not inquired at all.
The meeting at New store Presbyterian
church has just closed. Ihc pastor. Ecv.
W. a. Dahney. was assisted by Rev.
lotchcr Smith. of Cumberland county.
\ correspondence has already com
mcucci between some OF the residents OF
this place and several Washington gem
Uemcn I'm regard to the Approaching hunt
ing season. 10 seems that am unusually
large number contemplate spending the
snAAOn IN EunkInghAm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
}. X. HAINKs TnrhOTIAG.
1t is Not Settled that lie VIII Not Prose
cute Eddie white.

* Hatncs, who was shot Monday night
by Edward Guy White. of Richmond. Va.
is getting better, though he is net vet
We'll. The bullet was removed from
Halnes body Yesterday. and the opera
ton proved very successful. The doctors
say II will be some days before me- Viii
boz able 80 get about.
Haines has not yet signlned his iutcl.-
tIoL Of bringing criminal action against
White, though IL is iutimdtcd by his
friends that he intends % do So Iiaincs
could no; be seen at his Office Those in
charge left il TO be inferred that IIaines
would prosecute White for his assault
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
salr OF Railway roperty Ordrred

cree was rendered by Judge Cali. Of the
Circuit Court. in chambers this morning.
ordering the sale Of all the real and
personal property Of the Jacksonville.
Tampa and Key West railroad The Or
der was made upon the application OF
r. II. Llggatt, attorney for the complain
ant In the case OF Archibald Rogers vs..
the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
railroad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
rml.d hr a Gas Explosion.

louisville. PA. Aug. 4.-Shortly
after noon to-day an explosion of gas
fo0k place in the working shop Of The
priiqdelphia ana Reading Coal and Iron
f,u'.,r,',nanv's colliery at Gilterton. by which
one man was killed. one fatally injured.
ond nine others more or less seriously
Ii,rned The man killed was Frank
insves a wife and five children. The
one fatally injured was Lewis Ball, a
Polish driver boy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

SANDY HOOK. \. j.. Aug. 2L-Five
fftecn-inch projectilcs. each containing
5go hounds Of uitrO-gelatine, and one con
tanning 20O pounds We're fired this after
noon The explosions were perfect, three
exploding when striking the water,
causing "a thunder-likc noise. and emit
ting sheets Of flame No fire was visible
from those exploded under the water.
but the usual rising up OF the water,
caused by the force OF the explosion.
was pcrceptible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
CONDITION OF the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. j. c.. Aug 2i-The
Treasury net balance gained N.JOOOOO to-
day, standing at the close OF business at
$l&, 1900. The gold reserve partoOk OF
the genral favorable condition, and IN
creased nearly S3yOOOO, footing up now
81 if3UB
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
M nnnrnm for Porter YET

WASHINGTON. Aug 2i.-The Senate
went into executive session to-day. on
motion Of Senator Harris, who wished TO
have considered the nomination Of james
H. Porter 10 be United States Judge.
There was no quorum present. and as
nothing could be- done except by unani-
nous consent. the Porter nomination was
NOT taken m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
Rol Wnrms De troy ng The Crnn.

DALLAS, TEX, Aug. 2i.-In the face OF
general belief In the magnificent con-
dition Of the cotton crop, the Garland
News. published in the heart OF the cot
ton region OF Dallas county, states that
In that section half OF the cotton crop
has been destroyed by boil worms, and
that II the showers continue the crop may
be entirely destroyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
PRICE Two CENTS.
TO ADJOURN TUESDAY.
END or THE PRESENT SESSION or
CONGRESS NKAR AT HAND.
A Few Uuimportsnt Measures Passed By
Each Branch. After Which They Ad-
journed Until Monday.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. A-The
House passed a joint resolution to-day
providing for adjournment of the present
session Of Congress at > o'clock on the az
ternoon OF Tuesday August 18th. An
other effort was made also unsuccessful.
to consider the Hill BILL for the exclusion
and deportation OF alien Anarchists. An
amendment had been agreed upon by the
advocates of the measure, and those
members who had previously antasonized
IT. defining an Anarchist 10 be person
who advocates the destruction by force
OF all Government property or OF the
GoyGrtment OF the Unit ID states.
This satisfied the objections hereto
fore made, but Mr. English CDem y. 3D.
entered an objection, and the blll again
went over-thls time probably nnally Tor
this session.
Two or three unlmportant measures
were passed, and, after session OF an
hour, the House adjourned unul Monday
next.
The session OF the Senate to-day lasted
until % L. NJ, and then an adJOurnment
till Monday next took place. The gem
eral public was excluded from the cham
Der during all but four minutes OF the
sessiOn-the remainder of the time being
spent behind closed doors. There was no
test as 10 whether or not quorum oI
fact, matters We're 80 arranged In al
vance, by mutual agreement. that the
question did not arise. Inc matters as
cussed in secret session were not eAclu-
sively OF an executive character. On
the contrary eight or ten bills ttnree or
them bridge billS) were taken from the
calendar and passed, and the concurrent
resolution for the nnal adjournment OF
Congress on Tuesday next at 2 I. VI.
was laid before the Senate. and was
passed without word of opposition and
without vote I'm the negative. The
Senate then, at Us, adjourned TIL Mon
day.
EXPLANATIONS ALE IS ORDER.
WASHINGTON D. c., Aug 2i-Secre-
tary Carlisle and Attorney General O.ney
were c.oseted until o'clock at the De-
parment of Justice study over the
hard knots I'm the larin bll, with n
view 10 Secretary Carlisle issuing "A c r
Cular letter ot instructions l. collectors
OF customs, explaining It's uOu3tful scnet-
tiles, and the hidden meaning OF the
wrongly punctuated paragraphs.
Secretary Carlisle is especially anxious
% nnl some law of construction by
which he can admit goods which under
the present law are duuabie now at
bond, but which become tree una the
new tariff law into the United states
free OF duty. without suhjecuAs the own
crs TO the expense 0f exporting them ana
then re-impOrting them. The Government
would gain nothing by decidi. 3 tuat tne
duties had 10 De pdld un Ter the NC
kinlcy bill, as the goods so placed on
the tree list could be exported and r.
imported. and the owners would have Z
pay the expense. THIS point was Is
Dussed with Attorney General plney at
length this aftern on, ami their decision
in the matter viii probably he irst an
nounced I'm the circular i,tter TO coli
iectOrs Of customs. WhlCn Secretary Gar
Isle Will soon issue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
A Wife Murderer Hanged.

HELENA. ARK. Aug. 2i.-PhilIp Pet
fus. negro, WAS hanged I'm the presence
OF about dozen spectators In the jail
ward here to-day lie died Dravely. ana
made no remarks on the scaHOid. Ills
neck was broken by the drop. Peitus snot
and killed hts wife in Il cotton Held one
year ago. because sne refused 10 i've
with him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. 2i.-F'or
Virginia. Fair except showers in eastern
portion, southeasterly winds.
For North Carolina and South Carolina;
Fair, except showers on the coast. east
erly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
Chief Engineer McNary Returped

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2L-The naval ex-
amining board has found Chief Engineer
Isaac u. McNary physically incapacitated
for further active service. on account Of
disabilities incurred in the line OF duty.
and has recommended TO the President
his retirement from the active list
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Aug. 25.-The
President to-day sent 10 the Senate the
following nominations: Samuel Pules-
ION. marshal for the Northern district OF
FLORIDA. j. Monroe Lee, postmaster at
ThOmasVille Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
Nominations CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The Senate
to-day confirmed the nominations OF sam
uel Puleston, marshal for the northern
district Of Florida, and j. Monroe Lee,
postmaster. ThOmasyille Ga.
The President to-day nominated W. T..
FdmOndsOn, of North Carolina, to be
chaplain in the Navy. His nomination
was confirmed by the Senate this after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
Inlloflnc for Governor.

SAN FRANCISCO CAL, Aug. 24-The
ballOting for Governor by the Democratic
State convention commenced at noon. The
first ballot resulted in no choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
Another Earthquake shock.

PALERMO. SICILY. Aug. PA fresh
earthquake shock was experienced yester-
day In Santa Cutariur. The people aban-
doned their houses aud took 10 the fields.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
Dnll .tnrms ln buckingham.

NEW STORE, VA. Aug. A-Speciai.-
's ana AppOmattox county have been
'f.le1 several times recently by severe
iaIl storms. which were exceedingly de-
81 -ctiye. A great many OF the leading
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
Congressman KiIgore Defeatrd.

DALLAS, TEN, Aug. A.-Mr. Yoakum
was nominated for Congreys by ,he Dem
ocrats OF the Third district at Aineola. TO
succeed Buck kugore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
RANGE OF Tun THERMOMETER.

Following was the range OF the ther-
mometer at The Times Office yesterday:
=. NJ. %: 0 p. NJ. 10: Y,dpight 10
Average, 7ol2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

Tsah Campbell. a contractor ana builder.
living at kcnsintgOn. thought there would
have been no strike, but Tor the oreani-
zation OF the American hallway Union.
His testimOy closed this mornings session.
superintendent Dunlap, OF the Rock
Island road. was the tirst witness at the
afternoon session. lie told of the diil-
culties the road had IN operating during
Tho sfrlIle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
THE RENTALS AT PULLMAN.

william r. Dolly, pullman superinten-
dent. at Pullman. who fixes the rental
of Pullman property, submitted a list
taken from the books, showing what
these rentals now are. No reduction had
been made since wages were cut. Mr..
Dolly said the Pullman houses We're in
every way better than those in sur
rounding towns, and worth the slightly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

John T. NOTION was caIIad IN rcDuttal
of evidence given by Witnesses Tor the
railroads that the railroads belonging to
the General Manage r. Association d 4
not refuse % give work 10 American
Railway Union men. He testified that
ne got work on the Calumet and Blue
Island road AS an engineer and made on
trip. when be was told the Rock lslard
road, over part OF whose tracks the
Calumet and Blue Island runs, had blr-
red him of the Rock Island tracks He
went 10 Superintendent Dunlap. who told
him the only reason for the action was
that he was member OF the American
Railway Union. From this circumstance
Ar Norton drew the conclusion mat the
Rock Island road had a black LIST.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-04
FOKEI0N NOrEs.

Nicaragua Is sending armed men into
the Mosquito country with the consent. IL
il said. OF the British government
The British bark Drumeitan, lslS tons
from Shanghai for Tacoma, went ashore at
Nahashua, Japan. Her crew were saved.
1t Is said that King Alexander Of Servia
will 60 abroad for several months. his
father, ex-king Milan, acting o. regent
during his absence.
Farmer Gardiner Vas shot while sitting
at the window Of his farmhouse at Baliy-
tavistock, County Antrim, Ireland. The
murder is believed TO have been agrariai,.
United States Ambassador Runyon, al
Berlin, is making an effort TO head of an
increase in the tariff on cotton seed oil
from the United States. The buudesrath
recommended that the tariff be increased
from to 10 marks per 100 kilogrammes.
Five more forged bills have been found
In Paris, bearing the name of Max La
baudy, and have been traced 20 Count
Tallyrand-pe rigord. The counts mother
offers to indemnify Lahaudy II be will
consent to the counts confinement in an
asylum.
The trial of Farnaro and Polti, the
italian anarchists, began Thursday In
London. The police took great precau-
tions to prevent anarchist ousrages. Far
naro, when asked the usual question, re-
piled in Italian. Guilty; wanted. TO kill
some capitalists" polti. who is said TO
have turned queens evidence. answered.
Not guilty" moment later Farnaro
added with emphasis, "fes, ! am guilty,
intended to blow up some capitalists and
bourgeoise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-04
sPoRrINa NorEs.

The George Dixon Young Critic light
viii probably take place at Boston in June.
Dan Creedon wants to fight Bob Ftz.
simmons at the Olympic Club. New Or
leans.
In the Nashville races Wednesday Ray
S. ran seven furlongs in i:26s<. breaking
the Southern record for that distance.
On june John 8. Johnson will attempt
to make . bicycle record of mile in two
minutes or lees on the Waltham, Masa,
track for prize of $1,000
Con Riordan and Frank Craig, the Har-
lem Coffee Cooler, have been matched to
fight at l53 pounds Tor $3.50 side and the
gate money, June I. ~ New York
At the Hawthorne track, Chicago,
Thursday the winners we're: Half mile.
Cottage Girl; five furiongs. Capt. brown;
SIX furiongs, Meddler; eight furlongs, St
Patrick; eight forlongA Wightman.
At the Nashville races Thursday the
winners we're: Six furlongs. Domingo;
six furiongs. Advocate; Thora stake, 2
ysar-oids, $1,000 added, four furlongs,
Handspun; seven furiongs, Salvation
eight furlonRs. Little Ed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-04
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded tn the Auditor's ON,
Heaterdav

Deeds Recorded tn the Auditorss o0ee
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1
1891. are sl.Ti4 ETA There were filed for
record yesterday Is deeds, the eonsidera.
tions aggregating s3&77a Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremner
& Co., abstractors OF titles ZIG Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
W. ;. Relfe to S. Il. Andrews, lots 3 and
4. block s, Mob Hill. $i,Uou
+. Schwah 10 A. II. schwab, lots and Z.
block Il, Union add, s., so.
J. W. ShuItx to G. r. Shultx. lots S 10 O.
block ?, and Others. Northern Pacific, 81.
NJ. G. fngrahsm 10 N. 1. Farweil. blockS
6 aud :. Bsysiae. ss,soo
Sheriff 10 e. o. Halter ct al, sell of swt.
sec ~. sws. OF s~s. of 70. ? 4. aud others,
81, 9s6
Il. W Smith to A. A. pirtti, lot 1. block
- Bsll & nenny's. AMI others, 81
q. W Yaney 10 q. W. Palmer, X lot ..
block - Rigelow's. SIS
James Bird 70 T. X. Clark. lots and s
block III. Mavnasi's Lake " ash, s.sa.
Josephine Nest 20 Lester Turner, block
Is. Un1an add. $ia.
T.. l. Stone ct al. 60 q. Johnson. lot s.
block *. ulimaa PARK. <.oa
sheriff TO \. Y.sWash- Land Co, lot 1.
block -. Soash Seattle. and Others. sra.
c. u. Bradshaw to c. Il. Csanp. lots :, 3
and 9. block rs, ID. T. Denny's fftn,
$500
Mrs. +. T. Goraaa to Bank Of Auburn.
lot /, block II, Ugse's garden tracts. $50
Z NJ. 0ricn 10 Bank OF Auburn. lots 8,
4. :. block A, and Others, ogis's garden
tracts, $50
j. T. Csaymont to Arthur. SchveIe. lots
aaa & block A. Bells heirs, $50.
Joseph paheell 10 r. L. Curtis, los 1,
block -. Ceatral Seattle. S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-04

CLxvKLAxp. May 3-Ths opening game
between Louisville and Cleveland vas won
by the latter n thsy pleased. Attendance.
sou Score: Cleveland. 3: q. II; .. L
Louisville, 2: bh, 3: ., s Batteries
Young and O'Connor: Aensfee and Grim.
Umpire-Swaxtuood-
NEW YoRx. May Anew York's lead
Vas lost In the ninth inning. when Wester-
vett went to pieces and was batted hard
Attsndance, asa Score: Philadelphia.
Z; b b, 10; ., & New York, 4: b b. IL:
.. s. Batteries-Wsyhing and Cross
Westsrveit and Doyle. Cmpire-Lynch.
BALTIMORE, Nay A-Muliane pitched .
mastery game and was as his best when
the bases wers occupied. He had good
support Attendance 5000. Score: Bal
timors. 3: b b, Is; =. 2 Brooklyn, ); B b,
81 .. Batteries -Nuliane and Robin
s>n; Gassright and Daily. umpirs-Hurst
WAsHISsroS CfrY, May A-Nschsls
proved TOO much of = puzzle for tho Wash
ingtons today. Score: Washington, 8;
eh. s; .. 2 Boston. 10; b b, II; =. L
Batteries-Stockdale. Esper and Mcclure;
Nichols and Ryan. Cmpirs-O'R ourke.
PrrTssuRG. May A-Ths first champion
ship game of the season played here to-
day Was won by Pittsourg BY punching
their hits in the nth inning Score:
Pittsburg, s.; b b, 6; q. s ST. LOUIS. 3:
b b, s; .. 2 Rasteries-Gumbsrt and
Mack: Breitenstoin and Buckley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-04
PERSONAL

F.B West. Of Mount Vernon, Il guest
ct the piiler.
James Hand. of Ellsnsburs il stopping
at the Occidental.
d. II. Carey. Of Yakima. registered yes
terdsy at the Diller.
+. v. smalley. Of 81. Paul, registered
yesterday At the Rainier.
q. Schmettger, OF Buffalo. N. ", regis.
tered yesterday NJ the Occidental.
George A. Noble. of Park Hin. Ontario.
and A. w. Harrison. OF Hagersville, On
tario. are tourists stopping ~ the Diiier.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. C. Hoskins and Mr..
and Mrs. William ID. Baich, Of Sioux City,
Ia. are tourist, stopping al the Arlington.
X. I. Hopper. Of Now York city, is a
tourist stopping at the Arlington, who will
spend the spring and summer on Lake
Cushman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Jones, OF Portland /:
J. A. Allen, of Boston. and George C.
Mott. of 81. Paul, are tourists stopping at
the Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Thistle and family.
of New York. are at the Arlington on their
way TO Belfast, Wash. whore they will
visit friends.
Henry Walker, who for several years has
been employed with George ID. RAYMOND
~ Sos feft yesterday on tne L nAttitA tor
San Francisco to accept a position there.
Mayor Byron Phelps. County Auditor r.
A. fwlehesl, Commissioners John Wood
ing and Philo Rutherford left for Cedar
lake yesterday Tor . vacation OF several
days.
". l. Colvilte. OF New York, an exper,
on gannssy aud nitro-compennds, Is az the
Northern. lie has been examining a new
hstro-rowder manufactured on the Coast.
aad says that the inventors intend 10 try
10 get the government to use IT,
Miss Caroline T. Greene arrived in the
city Thursday from Nes York city over
tae Great Northern railroad. and will re.
main ia the city several weeks visiting
her brother. James A. Greene Miss
Greene was on her way TO Seattle when
the strike VAS tnaugurased. and in conse-
queaee Was detained al kaiisp~li, the near
est station, until the difficulties were set.
I'D