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Walla w ALA News.

WALLA WALLA, March N-[Special.l-
J. n. Turner, who was arrested for en-.
bezzlement in Portland last week, was to-
day bound over to the superior court.
jeremiah Hsaiy. q young man mentally
unbalanced. who started from Spokane for
Ireland Tuesday in care of conductor,
left the Union Pacific train when
1t arrived in this city last night.
lie went TO lodging house for
the night. and this morning went
TO ST. Mays hospital. but left tina,
institution this afternoon and has no;
since been found. He had several hun.
dred dollars on his person. His friends
are greatly alarmed over his disappear.
ance.
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The Tacoma Colonixed Votes.

TACOMA, March A.-lspeciai. Three OF
the imported hobos from Seattle and Sno-
homish county, whom 1t is evident the
boodsers hone to vote at the municipal
election April s. tried to register ycster-
day. One of them did register. swearing
to everything called for by the law, and
went away without being arrested. 1t IL
probable he will be thrown into Jail. how
ever. together with one Of the others who
tried to register. By keeping the registra-
ton books open ten days longer the
boodiers will have an opportunity to
register non residents. City Clerk Smythe
seems to DO trying TO do the right thing in
preventing fioaters from getting names on
the registration books. Those who do
register will be watched. The order given
by Mayor Huson to 'vag' the hobos
seems TO be flake" so far as the police
force IL concerned IN executing il.
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WRECKS ON THE UNIoN PACIFIC.


Many Bridges.
MOUNTAIN HoM.. Idaho, March A-An
east-bound passenger train on the Oregon
Short Line was wrecked about o'clock
last night. in chalk cut, four
teen miles west of this place. A
rockslidc filled the cut and the train
dashed into it at full speed. The
engine and baggage, postal and express
cars were smashed. Three tramps riding
on the front of the mail car were killed.
Engineer Evan Williams was fatally in
jured. and Fireman A. T. Peton and Mail
Clerks Mahon and Upton slightly hurt.
BAKER CRY. Or, March A.-Oregon
Short Line freight train No. "a. in charge
Of Conductor Nash, was derailed two
miles west Of Durkee by running
over a COW. The engine and six
cars left the track. The engine
turned over and Brakeman Phillips.
of La Grande, was killed instantly. and
Fireman Lessal, also of La Grande. was so
badly scaIded BY steam that he died this
afternoon. Engineer Jacobson was
slightiy inj1red.
BOISE, Idaho, March IA food oc-
CURED along the Oregon Short Line this
afternoon between Bisuka and Caldwell.
At Nampa part of the town was covered
by water. 1t Is estimated that the damage
in and around that place will reach
from $50, 900 to $4,000. Every bridge be-
tween Caldwell and Bisuka, forty miles, is
said to be como or damaged. All trains are
held up. and it Is thought it will be several
days before trains can get through. The
food was caused largely by the sudden
melting Of snow in the hills.
The superintendent of the Indian creek
reservoir, who arrived tonight, states that
the reservoir burst at 2 o'clock this morn
ing. The loss will be very heavy. and a
largo number Of fruit orchards supplied by
the reservoir are likely to be ruined.
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An Francisco Examiner.

1t Will be we'll for the managers Of the
fair to pay very serious attention to the
condition of things there in the evening.
There is no disputing the fact that after
dark the fair does not draw. The
Art building. which is one Of the chief at
fractions Of the fair, is closed at night.
In the main building. where the work Of
installation is proceeding with q vigor that
promises complete exhibit by the time
the gates are closed next June, most Of the
displays that are already in place are COW
cred over at dark. The best CONCESSIONS,
finding no profit in playing to their door
keepers, are closed, too.
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0ermsn soldiers Hurrah for the Cxar.

BERLIN. March A-Emperor William
this morning bgesk!as.ei with the
officers of the Alexander reg ment.
and accompanied by Count Schoa-
va!of. the Russian ambassador,
reviewed the reg ment of which the car
Of Russia is honorary colonel. The en-
peror. after the review, made an address
calling for 'hochs" tor the eza-. Schou.
vssoR replied by calling for "hochs" Tor
EnIneYur William
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Collector Biaekman's Appointments.

PORTLAND. March lt-Henry Blackman
Was today installed as collector O. internal
revenue for Oregon and Washington. He
has announced the following Washington
appointments; Travelling deputies, John
Nestor, with headquarters 1T Spokane;
John Leamy. of Walla Wal.a; storekeeper
and gauger. NJ. l.. liillman, of Tacoma
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Threw Him Out Bodily.

TACOMA. March M-lSpeciai.l-C. r.
Russell, an irritable and nervous man aged
a.. this afternoon persisted in talking to
County Commissioner bartholomew.
aged g.. while the latter was
comforting with Manager Andcr-
son. of tho Tacoma Land Company.
Bartholomew finally closed on Russell
and threw him bodily out of the room.
Russell was indicted by tho blind grand
jury for fencing IN the county," and. as
was the case in the other peanut indict-
ments no conviction followed
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LoNPoS, March 1.-THE queen. a.com.
panied by the Prince and Princess Of Ra,-
tenauFg, leit shsrness for Flashing. Hol-
land. On the royal yacht Victoria aud
Altsfi this morning. The roya, zach, was
eonVoyed by the waEship Australia. Her
majesty /. On the say 10 florence, Italy.
y Aese sac WI. stay some time.
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MuNDAr AFTER srAGGE,s PLACE
Comptroller Eckcls Coasldering the
Vancouver Mans Application.

Vancouver Mans Application.
WASHINGTON CRY, March H. -[Speciall-
Comptroller Eckels returned today from a
ten days vacation in Virginia. and among
his first callers vas James A. Muniay,
who presented q document with half
a hundred or more signatures indorsing
him as a suitable man for receiver of the
Oregon National! bank. These Endorsements
a.e very strong and the comptroller is
seriously considering Munday's applica-
ton. The whole matter will be settled in
a few days.
THE story printed in the Portland
Oregonian that an Eastern man would sue
coed staggc and would also be appointed
political boss for Oregon, was pure fake. !
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TACOMA. March A-lspecial. Reports
from Melbourne. Australia. received by
the PYge. Sound Iumberraan state that
while at one time 4o,0co0oo feet of Wash
ington fir were used there annually only
100000 are consumed at present. owing
TO The stagnation in Australian business.
When the colony RECEIVERS from the pres
ent depression the lumber trade. IL IS pre-
dIcted, vail resume its normal volume.
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DIR. BLALOCK DIsGORGKs.
The Worlds Fair Commission VIII Not
Have To Prosecute Him.

TACOMA. March I4-ESpecial. DIR. BIa-
lock. of the Worlds fair commission, to-
day turned over the money decided to be
due the treasury Of the commission, rem
dering unnecessary tho threats to arrest
him ii he failed to do so. A resolution
was unanimously adopted regarding
Treasurer Collyer. reading;
"Rssolred, That the report Of the treas
urer, Samuel Collyer, be received and
placed on file. and that the commission
hereby expresses its full confidence in his
integrity. and its satisfaction with the
manner In which he has administered the
Office of treasurer of this commission"
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PI1rsBugG, March 1.-THE nuns have
U''hdrasa from the Riverside schools.
TIE action was taken III view Of
tie INJUNCTION proceedings entered
yesterday by the Junior Order
OF American Mechanics and the
Fetas@! ot tae eeatya. beard # education
u FAy their variants President Min
alck. u iAe Riverside school board, said
the Withdrawal 81 tae uuns ASS .lnal, and
Go irE;aeE attempt wau.i I've made 10 in
irodace them into The schools a. teachers.
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Tn. un,on r,e,eo w.r. scs,au,,

Os,ns, March IA conference be-
tween the employees Of thu Union Pacific
aud President Clarke. representing the re-
ceiVers Of the company. will be held to-
morrow morning. Mr.. Clarke will be asked
what he expects Of the men. Matters
affecting All employees will be taken up
arsi. those affecting special branches
tafrr
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Brief Tacoma News.

TscoSs. March iA--lSpeoial. The
Chamber Of Commerce and Commercial
Club tonight appointed committee to in
vestiestc the proposition OF the Iowa
Rolling Mil Company. of Burlington. Ia.
TO locate its mills hero for = bonus of
SIS, 0co. being si.shtly over 10 per cent
on the value OF the plant
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WHATl
THEY THINK OP1

The premium map offered B, 4
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the large number received from -
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hxo7KLTx. March ia-fn.tics Of the
fesee Sutherland. one Of Nc X ane's bench.
nieh' indicted for conspiracy IN connection
vita the oFsvesead election. Was today
isaaa gully A. result Vi als second ,gsai.
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Pr,.s.r Irrie..,.. Pm, . success.

RrssseF Irrigatiea Pump success.
PaossKR. March A-lspecial The
Prosser Falls Irrigation Companys Grsas
pump No. / was successfully and sstisac-
soriiy tested today. This establishes b.
yond ashsdow Of doubt the success Of one
Of Washington's greatest enterprises.
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Bosrox. Mass. June n, II

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In the frs. trial the Jury disagreed
Sentence win b pronounced Saturday
morning.
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Easter
Sales.

Every department offers fee "sps-
ciai" this week. A number Of them
offer q half dozen. There's Carpets
and Furniture, there's Queensware
and Tough Glass Chimneys, there's
Easter Bonnets and Easter Gloves,
there's Mems Neckwear and there's
Footwear; in tact. they appear all
over the house.
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Nonresident patronage solicited Any and all
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Write for latest pricest circulars and special mail
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Saved Her Life
Surgical Operations and
Best Medical Treatment
Faiiod
An Almost Miraculous Cure b.
Moods Sarsapariila.

Nuacasc, AiliHOis.
&C I. Hood s Co, Lowell. Mass:
Beginning in February. ~. was very s,aS
for two months. Slowly got better but WAS
confined TO my bed. A physician said had
Pelvic ASscess in NY Side.
After an operation did not Improve. the alb
scess continuing 20 discharge even moro freely
than before. In two months time three opera
tons were performed and ahesinserted to carry
of the impurities, but all In vain Finally It
was decided that my life depended upon another
operation and that must be removed 10 the
hospital About three weeks previous To this
! had noticed ar advertisement In the Daily
News of a case where Hoods sarsapariila had
cured a boy somewhat similarly afflicted in
Trenton. y. T.. and decided 10 give IL q trial.
When the time decided upon for me 10 so 10 the
hospital arrived had been taking Hoods Sar-
sapariila about tw weeks.
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Luxxr. Wash, Feb. 4 -
The Post Ieteiligencer, Seattle, VA
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I Know II Saved My Life.

arm p years oil, ara stranger 70 look 5. ras
now waQla nos think ever had days sick.
ness ETea tAe DeetoTs are surprised 81 tho
success Of Eosd's narss.zTllls - ny ease.
M.sl.sei 81. sel. Continue 10 take tea nleal-
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&C. !. Hood s Co. LEVEL. Mass;
Dear s.rs II asa drug clerk ard hare solt
Mrs N0ll!e wsadt r.aay besties of Hoods sag-
sNp.yl.la att cAa esrsafy that sac vas eEEei by
rs use Of IT," r. &. bILLEKSEGK, 80 Ness
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WRsr FynspALp, Wa

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POSI- NINuCEyCN @
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Feel Better Than Ever

dii IN ny life and weigh over 80 pounds. ire
heaviest In my h:s. do big days work and
afn gaining IN strength every d@Y. Ny mother
worried and worked herself almost sick II ear
ing foF ne Sue has since taken iloosf's SaE.a-
paTiHa and il has done her n2ea good We
lraasa HOOD S earsauar.I.a " eteTy body, tak
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KoKIsI.Au. q. C.. Nav iA r.

NukISLAu, ID. Va Mdy ~ IL
Editor Post-Intelligencsr. Seattle WeA|
Dear Sir; have received the mar
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CIxxxLAxp. Wash. Feb. Z II

Editor Post-Intelligencer, Seattle. We1|
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EAST ST. CLoup. Mimi, May ., In
Post Inteiligcncer, Seattle. WISH
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Hoods s;ss:s'i'C Cures
corroborases the Above.

eiae regularly and we earnestly recommend
Hood SsFsacarif'a" NmS. N0tLFE WENT,
to- West l!gater4th SgEees, Chicago. Illinois
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Was Getting Better

aud Tire abscess had already began 10 discharge
less freely. Ife.t stronger and had terrible
appetite. Previous to this had given up 10 de.
When hal taken Tie second bottle | vas sbIs
70 sgs Up and accordingly l was not taken 10 tire
hospital and the fual operation was deferred.
Now have taken SIX bottles sud the a5seess
has cntlEeiy heated. | am we'll and so every
where. Ny friends think IL Is miracle 80 haVs
Lie restored 20 them again so healthy and even
younger IL ioJAs than before nly sickness
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LANGLEY. WASH, March 81, IL
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FIR, Idaho. Feb. a T.
The Seattle Post-Intelligsnosr Co. 10
attic, Wash. -Sirs: received the doue
wall map . short time ago. and In -
condition. Am more than pleased -
It. 1t In worth double the pricA yc9
truly. Hi
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TIE .TREATEpn NAN SUED.
An Important Question Under Consid -
alton by Judge Notnw.

An Important Question Under Consider
alton by Judge Notaw.
The question ss TO whether a can be made
20 pay for edibles or drinks to which some
enc else has treated him 10 now under con-
sideration BY Jusiics Notaw. The story 10
40 follows Jones invited Smith into an
oyster parlor TO eat. They had oysters,
and As they walked out Jones remarked to
the propristor. Hang Il up" II was hung
up for some time and then the proprietor
presented his bill for 81. 50 20 Jones Jones
didn't have $50 hen the bill wss taken
70 smith. smith did have the 81. 90. NJ
he objected on principle TO paying under
such circumstances. IL would not only be
an injustice 20 himself. but an in
suu 10 Jones who had done the
treating. suit was then entered
against smith. and Justice Netaw Il think
ing cut the problem. IL he should decide
that the man who was treated is liable for
the money because he partook Of the
oysters. 10 will mean quite lot to saloon
and restaurant keepers. several Teople
have been heard to express themselves TO
the effect that until this important ques-
ton 10 settled, they will not allow any one
20 treat them unless the host demonstrates
in advance that he has the money to liqui-
date the bill. Either way the case goes, 10
IL likely eventually TO reach the supreme
court, to settle principle.