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coNsIDINx.s NAN ARRESTED.


Peoples TheateP Allowed to kun with
out . License three Wssks.
Thomas Fleming, ostensibts proprietor
Of the Peoples theater. and James Mum
roe, proprietor of what used 70 b the
dance hail In the basement OF the
Clancy building. at the corner Of WASH
ingtou and South Third streets,
we're placed under arrest last night by
order Of Chief OF Poiics Willard on the
charge Of running places Of amusement
without license. The specific charge
against Fleming or Statesman Considine.
the reputed owner of the Peoples sheater,
10 that of conducting thsster with
out . license, bat in Munroe's case
the charge will be that of run
ming q place OF public entertainment.
The license for the Peoples theatsr ran
out April a and while Fleming or Conss-
dine Processes TO have been willing to pay
bis license, they both claim that IL they
pay q license others running places OF
amusement shall do the same
Chief Willard sent word to the proprie-
tor of the Mint saloon yesterday at the
same time the others received notifca.
ton concerning their licenses. bat
that place closed the amusement
feature rather than hight the
case In the courts. Chief Willard
ssid he would close she Peoples thsater
tonight unless the license was paid. The
cases will come up in the municipal court
today and is 10 understood Munros will
light the case.
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wnArcon. May ia--sSpscial.i--A meet
ing Of tho Bsliinxham Bay Yacht Club
was held last evening. ~ which officers
we're elected ~ toliovs:
Commodore, r. n. Leaning; vice com.
modors. Henry Roedsr: decs captain.
Cecil Haeon secretary and treasurer. A
]. WiepeEs. George vautier, George Simp-
son, George A. Jenkins ana 4. L. Collier
were elected directors. G. +. Garfield
measursr and Dr. Macpherson dee,
surgeon. The delegates to the interna-
tional association are ]. r MeHinssy, ].
>. Badly, George 5. Gage ana George A.
Jsnkins
The city council last evening appointed
Mayor elais 10 accompany the Beard of
Trade committee 70 Seastls<o invite SsSre-
tary Herbert 70 Wait Beliingham bar.
The United States steamer Yorktown
finished coAiing iast eveains and len Inn
msdiatsly for Port Townsend. The Alert's
banksrs we're allied today. and che aiso
isss.
The finance committee of the city coun-
ell reported = essh balance last night ef
en 10 "a Interest on bonds amounting
TO - ssza ~ Mas ordered paid
The date Of the eenseasion for the or.
ganisatson Of TAXPAYER League Cor the
~
ccant Of J. Harman Jones' Republican
coafersnes ~ Sosssack on the fgsh.
The kopasiss central cen missss has in.
snsd seai fos primaries TO BE- held yrne Q
enf tie stection cs delegates 20 a couatv
ecnvsattca June ID a. elect foursesa dele.
eatss - tho state eonvegsso<s, 20 be hsid Al
North Yakina Juas - The Omaha s.ss.-
term 10 to b. the test Of faata aud the r,r,.t
to vote.
The plan Of organization Of fair aas<-
eiasson to include the counties of What.
cosa. skaelt and IAN Juaa was aessaisslx
decsded aron ~ meeting held yesterday
aftrrnocn as tie city haiL The csgantxs-
tioa II 60 - n incorporation. 10 30 known
- the North wsssern Agricultural Society.
- eapisai stock 20 b H.c0a, divided into
- sharss al sia each. Of which NOT 70 en-
ceed - pr ceat ahaii b. sanlsct 70 the
call 81 the tsassees vttAin one year: rrc-
vistei that NOT more than Muer eenk shall
- called q say eas tans, and tAas q
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TEE COAL oosvxsxxcz.


Orgsafsatisn 89ssseA O. ClsvelsnA-
Ksasseky Minors ssriks.
CLEvxIAxD. Nay -OrRanisation Of
tha miners and operators convention
VS. s6st&od BY the election of
j. b. 6orb09N m operator Of this
city. - psusidsnt Patrick NcBryds.
Of the miners union. SECRETARY, and Frank
Brooks, On operator Of Columbus. his -
sistsnk The rspost of the committss on
credentials aroused . stormy discussion.
IL was against the seating Of ten Pittsburg
operators Who declared they would
not abide BY the decision Of
the majority. The committee on Gre
dentials was composed Of ls5 miners and
Ia operators Thirty Of the operators
were from OHIO. tifty-thrss from PsnnsyI-
vania and sevsn from Indiana. - . COM
mitsss for oil the operators In that state.
and two from West virginia The report
was finally adopted, and the convention
adjourned until tomorrow.
New YoEK, May la-Fifty thousand
tons Of English and Nova Scotia coal have
bosn bought for shipment to New York
for the uss Of steamships. and nsgotia-
tions are on foot for 10000 tons more.
The cost il within IS to 90 cents . ton Of
the ordinary price Of soft coal delivered
here.
RusssLLvrLLE, Ky, May lh-Fiftssn
hundred miners In the coal fields Of Ohio
and Muhlenburg counties struck today.
Non-union men seem to be joining with
organised labor. This district represents
over SIX per cent Of the output Of the en-
tare Western fields.
FRosrBuR8, Md. MAY M-Ovins n thu
miners strike 1850 men are idle in this
and surrounding towns, and many fami.
lies are on the verge of starving.
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The United States supreme court has
sustained the decision of the state courts
lilo Of per cent on the capital stock of
ali the consolidated branches of the Wa
bash road incorporated in Ohio.
The United States supreme court has de.
eided, In the case of the Mobile A Ohio
railroad vs. the state of Tennessee. that
the clause in the railroad company's char
ter exemnting the road from taxation
while dividends were paid under j nsr
cent is valid, though in conflict with gen.
ersi state legislation
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Or. Apologize. Who seducsd and poisoned
Mra Kenyon, died ct Corvallis. Or, Satur
day night.
Thorwaid Needles, better known ~
Chief Hssdies, IN old-time gambler Of
Portland, died in the insane asylum at
Salem, Or. last week.
The body Of John Braddock, who Was
Lost while hunting in the Tum Tum
mountains. in Clarke county, four month
ago. was found last Friday.
Mrs. Annie w. Kaden. - years old,
Ssliwood. q suburb Of Portland, died
Sunday from the effects of carbolic acid
taken with suicidal intent She hsd b.
come insane because her husband was IN
able to find employment
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MISSOURI ON SILVER.
State Coavsntion Boons Dick
Bland for President


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Lower Rates On Potatoes Kass Sound

Lower Rates On Potatoes kass Sound.
The Northern Pacific railroad has made
. reduction in the Car load rate on potatoes
from Portland. Seattle and Tacoma to ST.
Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth and West Su-
pcrior from 90 to 70 cents. and to Chicago
St. Louis and common points from a5 to IS
cents. The rate from North Yakima,
WaiIa Wal!s, Pieasan. View, Spokane,
Coules Cisy, Pennington. Dayton. Pendle-
ton. Athena, Julistta and Geneses has
been reduced from 80 to 90 cents to ST..
Paul. Minneapolis Duluth and West su.
perior. and from e6 to IS cents to Chicago.
st. Louis and common points.
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rs WeesAss Denssss - Oaynpea.
WAsnrsofes Csry. Msy la--iepssfsL -
FroG HarTfngton, chisf Of the vsathes
bureau, vsssss - osastor Squire fsgnrding
> tsiegran - the SENATOR from Gov. No
0s1w WITH sooasoocs - The veathsf -.
lion - 0ly0pia. 'sThses sssns - b .
misapprshsnsion, sayo ProZ HaTringt0n.
with Fs1sssnes - ths section Of this o6lcs
concerning he Olympia station. Il - mes
The tnssntiou Of this bursau 70 abandon
Tie station - OlympaA. bnt merely 70
maks soms rsdeesion n she vosk hsEsso-
fsse pssfeensd q thas psink O. asoount
~ the proximity Of the stations at Seattle
and Olympia, snd H. fact that both St.
tiOns are NOT nssded fos our fosscsss work,
sesne acssos 1os reducing expsnsss o. Oos
the stAtioa q 6setsje y nov also the hsed-
quastsss 1t The sssts weather ssrvios work.
Is - thoueht proper 20 make The chaage
% Oiympia, and THE has hssa done. The
Olympia station viii continue o6sssva-
ticos for tsmpasssurs. diFeetion Of the
wind. sssts ~ weather and the measure
Dsnt o. precipisation, - berstosoea The
display Of weather and tsmperssurs sig-
mails. the issue Of the daily builstin for the
information Of the pssss and The posting
81 the Portland weather map viii b con
tinusd. Il vas the intention a shis Ones
70 ssnd the Olympia meteorological reeords
% Seattle foe the ~ Of the oGlciat In
charge Of that station, has m dsiassnee -
the wishes sxprssssd in the tsiegram ID
dfssssd - you dirsctions have bssn given
- permit The setsntion Of thsss records q
Oivnnxa
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Poxt TewSsESn. May A-tspecisi. T.
Harry kreher. - years old. q member Of
the trm OF Krshsr A Desmond. sho, and
killed himself yesterday morning. He
had been drinking heavily. He was a
German and Odd Fellow.
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BIG FIRE IN BOSTON.
AMnlsn Dsllazs Isst ma 100
Heople lIade Honeleok


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oe,. x.iley :, x,ae.. -

ELpoN, Ia. May 1.-THE Industriai
Army arrived from ostumwa today. To-
night 100 boats are camped half mile
below the city. the rest being scattered on
shoals. ROCKS, sand bars. etc. ten miles
shove the city. Several collisions have
occurred between the men and deputies,
and many we're slightIy injured. Two
Commonwealers we're arrested.
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speh.a. es.ss : stat. Rse....

OLYMPIA. May is-~lSpscial.l- R L. \.
Strickland. OF Spokane, has BEEN appointed
a regent Of the University Of Washington.
vice J. J. Browne. resigned.
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TACOMA. Nav ia-lSpeciai. Mrs Fred
Wydemsn vas knocked down by . Point
Defiance electric car tonight. Her head
and leg we're lacerated and she may die.
She IL the main support Of four children
aud an invalid husband.
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PoHr TOWNSEND. May ia-Ispeciai. -
Two unknown burglars we're arrested last
night 1t Friday Harbor. while attempting
to crack safe In the store of the San Juan
Trading Company. They had secured q
few dollars aud some merchandise.
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The hoaso onmnissss O labce hao n.
ported . bill making Labor day. the 6rss
AOnaay n September, . national holiday
William 3. NcKenna. foreman 81 the
sacramento xseniee h and pFsntar yell
enoxn throughout the Coast disd Tues
day.
Congrsesman William L Wilson -
psarod IN ~ house Tuesday for the Arst
si0e slnoo A1D t1lnsosy and received IN
ovAeion.
Consrsssmsn John Dalssll and william
~ 6eoue. of the 1vsnty-escoad and TWEEN
ty-third Psnnsytyanis districts, have bssn
Tenominated
Charles +. Rasney, John r etswast and
efn Pacific invessteation Tuesday In favor
- Willard and Cakes.
Henry Alexander, % years old, IN artist
well known In New York and San Fran
oiocoy committed suicide q the Hotel
Ofient New York, Tuesday, with carbolis
odd.
Ihs Loutsiana legislature viii slsct Don-
olson Gallery % III the unexpisod tarm Of
Senator Gibson and Newton G. Blanchard
% nl the unexpirsd tsfm Of Judgs White.
resigned.
Charlss ". Richards has bssn appointed
reosivsr for the 6immonds Stove Manu-.
ccmrsns essss. - = etSs iss ~ ,.h hnI
ties $50, 0oo
an - ~. Ns,a,.~a
Nssior.l hsrI "a Esr.s: c;sv s.l .
mornh@, &c ~. s.,.srr,. arm ~ $780, -.
rivsn ~ osS - ~ Chiidrsn;s Homs' =
Kansas City charity.
The body Of . man supposed to b Prof
Anton Sssmm, formerly one Of the editors
Of the American edition Of the 'Encyclo-
mornire hsn-;n~ - trss IN Csnt,sf PAIL
Nev Y&k.
LII. -. ulsons sns 49, 1911 4; E. a. iec-
ture!, created sensation ~ baptise con-
s vsn.lon Z. Ga Dsnes, lex, aso6ndsy ~ &C.
rscsrtI~e s uUsI D.. wsi.h Cs:h., NV
nnitSd ststss ssr.tor S'S'
-. - -
Inc iron. wslis Q. 1Amasss snossnacle
~ sne h 20. ~ ~. 1soefnacle. w W; IN
sul.nce, Sio 49, - note. nskenI, 1cu,uO;
s sns .c SoO0; adlaesns residences.
g 00 - s-1' w.
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w,ss..m G C.snsS D1 Ta ~ - M sI
ul,Au C1mPostI 1suesoeIs o. Nswaxk,
z. e sn9 .onn 1sfnnm nro1ne ana
. rn.nn $. = u e rnn.0s.poaS "a
esnGents at dArvaro college. we're crowned
y.f>
o~As
Two year $50 NJ. Maua LORD Drake,
nosed me9ium. siappeo Kansas Caty re-
portef-s iace Ior noicunng one OF her
eeenoeA one ~ ImPsssoned watnout u
claimed, oelng gwen cnance 90 furnish
oaiis ana orouxnt suiI ana mas inst OBJ
tanned 2 verdsce Tor II 10 against 4srshal
stewart.
Emily J. Freeman, the young woman
found In the poesession OF the old bag
Mary Cuneo. at Sen tpencisco, turns ont
10 % Annie Mooney daughter Of car
pentsr now living IN 6en Francisco and
has gone 20 her father. she vas Lost at .
picnic at belmont, CaLs IN lSSA and was
prooaoiy stoisn ~ Mrs. Cunso.
The house COMMITTEES on pensions he's
voted TO report bill increasing the rates
OF pensioners Of the Mexican and Indian
wars from " TO vi month. Represeuta-
tive Caminetti, OF California, Introduced .
Dill TO give this increase 20 Mexican war
pensioners and the committee decided to
extend u TO Indian war eQf4tVnra
The Bioomer dam. fnrkv n1l3es north Of
Chippewa Fails. MI zone out and
DISASTROUS cons16u : ~ ere looked for
when the water heo that Mace.
Peeple living alonat he bottoms did not
retire Tuesday nt9kI The storm Il raniue
Su.;ousI~ r 4. flA~>A uc<h;~--~I -
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TACOMA. May - Especial Collector
Dorsey packed and Skipped 20 Port Towns.
END today about Do pounds Of opium.
which has been seized here during The Pas.
three dsys
The steamer Edith LEFT at o m. to.iay
With . party Of government ossseers for
surveying tour OF the Soan4.
The Epsorta League has adopted by
acciamasson resolutions opposing the open.
Tag Of the Iaterstxts fair ca Sundays
fetriaa A. Hansoa Vas divorced ssday
from Iaavtg Hansoa.
Upon . review Of the case 81 Michael
6aaan. who shot hix divorced wife q coanse
OF weeks aga, be has been declared no.
insane
Helen Mssow aaa Anna Bsrk have been
ordered seat 10 a school for detective veash,
Pierce eoaaty 10 dsffAy the expense Of
rcmegat
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me aGarhes for Kvsrsse rspsr.

EvERKrr, May iS.-TSpsciaL The Wis
dom Of Manager stswart's policy to estab-
lish . market tor Everett paper on the west
shore Of the Pacific ocean 10 already shown
to be wise one. The Australian mail
brought today orders from various points
aggrcgsting about 100 tons. most Of which
are to be repeated monthly. These orders
alone viii take about ons-fourth Of the
mili's output and assures that Il will b.
run continuously while these orders re-
main.
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Before purchasing yoar srssnx salt -
Riley bsoA. merchant sailoys: suiss IS
and up
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Fifteen ever hloonsng rosea for 81. as
Washington klorai comraay
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sAS FsAscrsco. May is The Senegal Il
lose. That - the fate tnat al ssafaring
men have attributed TO the British ship
which len San Diego s;xty-ons days ago
for Tacoma They say there il little doubt
OF II and they have little hops OF ever sss-
Ing any Of it, crew Of swenty-fous men and
the carpsntsf's little dauehtss, who we're
aboard the uniucky ship. She hsd $50
tons Of sand In her hold for ballast whom
shs lsft porn. and sailors Say Il y danger
Gus stu6 tor ballast In cranky ship un-
less arranged 20 that u will not shift The
Ssnsgsl's ballast VS. thrown In loose.
and IL II the opinion Of shipping men
thst the saud shifted while the
vesssl was kssisd over In gale. and that
the ship never rightsd. The nsxt 80 that
struck her swampsd the vessel and she
vsnt TO the bottom like chunk Of lead.
On that theory sailors base their opinion
thas I'll the crew went with the ship. and
they never hops to - them again.
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TsS ire e&zsi We vii sans4rtAs tuo naa
afea ard kfu aosi~xA CeeSex 1svy. HsosoeA
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NEv YoRK. Nay l6-Bourks Cochran
created sensation BY speech last night
at the opsning Of the Catholic educational
hospital. ITO declare, !" said he. s.thas the
Catholic church il hostile 70 the republic
- q dsclass mother hostile to her o6-
spring" Turning toward Archbishop
Corrigan and advancing with forsnnesr
outstrstehsd. he declared With impassionsd
sloquencs that he accepted the teaching Of
the church from his srscs With the utmost
reverence. but II the day should ever
come there Cockran's voice ross until Il
echoed through the big haIi) when from .
Catholic pulpit you utter one word hostile
TO The integrity Of this govsrnmsnt / tell
ycu such Language will b hsrstical. You
will b false 10 the republic and false 20
the church that placed the con secratsd OH
upon your head tor the blessing OF your
children" A subdusd murmur Of aston
ishmsnt ran through the hall. quickly fol-
lowed BY the greatest applause.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-11
TARLA EXACTA li.ll
DE CUENTAS FORMADAS

DE CUENTAS FORMADAS
aplicables al cobro de jorna.
les, fraccionados estos en- CT.
tavo de dfa, princlpiando per
un cuarto y terminando en- 7
dfas, con precios es ,alonades
desde uu real ftlerte hasta tres
pesos, y expresand0!cala frat-
ci6n SUI valorintrfnseco en1pe-
SOS, centavos y centimos de
centav0.
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The Prorrictors Ct the B0letGn
MercantiI " naz< Jnc honour of re-
q''es7ir2 Er&!l:' ,dvcrt;sers to hand
tier uriers % Mess AMEDER
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