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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-02
CHICAGO MARkErs.
TIE BOARD OF TRADE.

TIE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Oct. I.-Wheat got good start
from the favorable nature of the early
news affecting IT, The foreign markets
were all quoted somewhat higher: the
receipts here and In the Northwest were
comparatively small. and there was a sub
stantiaI decrease in the amount on ocean
passage Another material advance IN
the visible somewhat cooled the budding
enthuaassn Of the bulls as the figures
were being received. Primary market re-
ceipts. including those 81 Kansas City.
were So, 600 bushels, and export clear
ances from Atlantic ports since the pre-
ceding report cleared the equivalent OF
- o01 bashelA dispatch from San
Francisco reported 2o.0o0 tons OF
the syndicate stock of wheat there
as having been posted Is weevily.
This was regarded as a bpIlish point.
Stocks in Liverpool are 20 600.
bushels smaller than they we're on Sep
tember l. The visible supply increased
2S4 600 bushels last week, and now
amounts 20 ~, as. 900 bushels. against 90
-. coo a year ago. Chicago stock in rega-
lar elevators is p. coo bushels less than
they were on the previous Monday. De-
eember started strong a. sac, against 5ss.e
at the close on Saturday. and continued
firm until the increase in the visible began
20 force Itself upon the notice OF the crowd.
Partridge Vas a free seller al Sac. supposed
20 be for K secrans. and Baldwin & Far
mum we're liberal sellers also. for New York
principals 10 vas guessed. The advance
eliminated at Slt.c. and afterwards the
uriees receded 10 5Ss~eE $40. The closing
eahlcs were flrrn. ith the exception that
one very reliable private Liverpool mes
ssxe said: Holders unable 10 sustsin the
advance" December al the close stood at
Ass.e. Corn VAS firm n the opeaing, and
continued strong during tae greater
part OF the session, although the
amount Of early gaia was not man
tnined to the close. Receipts we're
.maller than had eecu estimated on
saturday, and the estimates for tomoErow
are even tighter than today. The APP
parsnt confirmation Of What had pre-
yfop.ly heen heard OF as diminishing ths
receipts at interior po5ats was the main
cause % the strong tone which prevailed
The visible Supply increased liS.oo bash
sls eenararea with sn increase Of cal co
in the corresponding seek a last year
Chicago stock Is @2f20o bushels. or
ssa 90 SaShsls more thsa week ago.
s,A the total in the visible II I. -. 60
hnsheis- compared slth s.0IkpS izss
xe.r Cash offerings we're veyv Iixhf,
~ ssmaaa for round lots Of M. . il
s,er~ good May opened 81 siA4 i @ake.
advanced gradually to size ard shea de-
s.stnei - sesEe. closing st So sac. The
CAT market sAs fairly Sctlve throughout
the nstrs session. shippers were taxing
The greater part Of the ssua, moss y Shieh
vas handed cut by lccss parties taFTans-
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A pvoTalEsns aisFsry ana society woman q
Minneapolis tags writes 81 tss private cosnpAyt-
msag ears 50 sae "Nafta- sstera LAu,8taz -
'+EKcA ceEz pzFfSsSz Is a soora d&latg enoura
Scr eaaea Alne. In Teeeat trip. "a. atses
ap "a sasrTy AID tss EYeeU TIE es3linE wAs
srehe4 ss1 sreseoa9 ia si4vss rs wAls wsre
earsrs. wstA sxaHissE@ erueS1&2 SIX az tsA
gfesn An1 tie cushions ssFa plasa az Tia sSass
iavsgg saa1s TAa E4Fttloa tewAr2s Shs a4ss
80 e Ee3TY rast& gl2sS, aaas stga sofs Eresz
sl1G curtains, TIE 4aoFs hsssssn ihs rs1rss
s8f snsy wsrs 81 sulte. zee tAtex French fsse~
: xsses- TIE aSar caTpsse3 wlth rsra mo-
xusEse 40 fSe l1yo1y cAsFrY woa-3 zars as
G&.usIly carved ~lsA ilgai fssssoas q g.rlazss..
asgsF s&w s4Na s4exAaes ia Ezlssay cars IA al
nv s1aEcsx
Just sA4ux - So A e<fsa ia eas q teesa
rel4-zs % wnoxls costs - uaaFe taAE sar esa il.
tie ardE SAY. sis sEyao ssszgsra
-. Rassss, FuEe' SozEa kFsaI ssi Ffoas
street SsAkfsa
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MARINE NE w ..

PoRr TOWNSEND, Oct. l-Arrived-Br
sh Winsor Park, from Victoria. al Tacoma
TO load wheat; schr Il. w. Bartlett, from
San Francisco, at Vancouver 10 load lnm-
Der for Santa Resale; bktn Discovery.
from San Francisco. at Tacoma. To sail
tomorrow-Sh Occidental. from Royal
Roads, for Santa Resale; sh Spartan.
from Seattle for San Francisco; Br sh
Ardana, TO Tacoma to load grain for the
United Kingdom.
HoouiAx. Oct. Especial. Sailed 70 I
San Franeisco-From Hoquiam. schr Liz
xie Prient, str Lakme: from Aberdeen,
schr Sailor Boy. Arrived for Hoquiam-
Schr G. +. FAX. from San Pedro.
SAN FRAScTsco, Oct. I-Departed--
State of California, for Astoria aud Port
land; schr Spokane, for Port Gamble.
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RIAL ESTATE SAILS.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditor. once
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January /.
1885. are s. ss's, 49, There were filed for
record yesterday 5 leeds. the eonsidera-
tons aggregating $s6a Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne Tremper
& Co., ah~tyactoTs Of title. Il6 Cherry
street. between Froat and Second:
Slaughter Hotel Company to c. 2.
Lacey. lots ] 20 4. block /, soRa OF Wilmer.
S74S
Lester V Paehen 10 Ellen Bohn, lots .
and 10. block ~. Collins. $500
". l /. Rutherford 20 k4ien Bohn, lots
a. and 4s. block !. Hlawatha PARK. 81
Richard Kelly To ]. G Luppy, lots and
S block g.. Second add 10 Des MONIES.
siaa
{. r. DldIske 10 l. ". Clay, acre in
los 3, Summsrviils, s2,ooa.
y l.. r k. co 10 George I. Cotfer!u
swl. Of Sc. and ca OF 50 Z. sec II. -, 5. and
others. lisa
q. A. Gates to Julia 5. Bentley. lots Il
AMI IS. block , Elliott Bay sid 20 West
Seattle. $50
III. stone to q. +. Luscherer. loo acres
near Foss river, sSs4
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In the produce markets there was a fair
movement Of trade and but few variations
il prices as compared with Saturday.
Fresh fruits are in liberal supply aud the
inquiry for the leading varieties continues
good Fancy peaches are coming TO hand
rather slowly and sales are readily effected
ii full figures. Common stock Is plentiful
aad los priced. Choice apples are in de-
nand and dealers hold firmly to their
asking prices. Ounces are abundant. but
the inquiry is light and sales slow. Piums
are becoming scarce and the quoted rates
are held quite steady. Watermeloas still
continue to come 10 hand. and present
Supplies are excessive. There is hardly
any demand. and what few are sold bring
ssry low figures.
Vegetables are abundant aud generally
iow priced.
Dried fruits show no change. Receipts
ars moderate and the demand is of hall
Proportions. Values are not well sus-
isined.
Dairy products are in fair supply and
the inquiry remains about steady. East
gn creamery butter and eggs advanced
cent yesterday. Poultry moves rather
slowly.
The wheat market continues inactive,
with prices weak and tendency downward.
Both shippers and milers are buying very
sparingly.
In merchandise lines movement was
first class, and the month Is starting of
with a rush. There was no change in
values from Saturday.
The hop market remains very much de-
pressed. with little chance for improve
ment.
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THE CALVERT CO.,
ssrs ~ Prizitz -I8 Front st.


ENEREsI ROT E-s4NE GREYHOUND
Il D2lH A1esEs saa1ag.
Z spss seattle e. e. n. &c 80 g. n at 4 -
=. r. Leaves Evsvsts q e.. ? ,. =. sz1 = n
saz4sgs-Leasss r@4ssss s&-A a. -. l. sxs
EvsvsEs = -.
Fsr~-slEgss srsa, &c ra@a9 tip. ia Gsn-
Exsts wakA 8osts !Sf fGrS9ss al saoha=Asa.
faa1iEr-Sss.Essu Sesx, foef - Nara street.
SEATTLE A EAC0&A NANIGAEg0N Co
Ga. .zx@s. S.sA .. y. xaee q. sss =,
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DIS. Merrill & Merrill,
614 Front ST.. Seattle. Wash.

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Thousands cured by correspondence, all
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from view. Plain envelopes used Send
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Consultation free. Hours, 9 TO ~ A. m. l
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75c. 81 OR S1.25
FOR 4 GOOD BOOK.

The ursce IS extremely Tow. We have
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

C. g DKYaZTxxyr OF AGRICULTURE.
sKATHRE SvxgAr,
PORTLAND. Or, Oct j. lss4t
ysrscazs for TUESDAY. Ligat rsia, followed BY
s.sr- caoe.. H. n. AIcrATogx.
Observer In Charge.
vKA1Hxz rrEzkU-DArxY ECL1xTfx
sEATrLE WISH, Oct 1. fss4
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MADEIRA Aaseases, Malaga and Cstas "a
~ins< 81 - cents per bottle. FOR cue xssk
oaly. Ass@-a1as 0roessy Company.
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GOoDAI.I. PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, san Francisco.
J. H. JOHNSON, r {. Sup.. Seattle.
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From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
sound ports, at 9 g. "a, Oct 5. 7, L., IL, y, q.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

eAs FRAEeIsco. Oct mo markets 10.
day on account OF holiday.
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Mexican
Mustang
Linirnent
for
Burns,
Caked & nflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
SCalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Gusts it in a Jiffy.
Rub i'm Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Pain,
Makes 1an or Beast well
again.
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Fog Alaska, Oct. Ioand 25
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pACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle
as foilows;
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and vie-
toris, at a. m. (passengers received On board a.
a. M Oct. 5. 10, Is, q, =. 81
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Fire
Is a Good Servant"

Provided you have the right kind of
ere. GILMAN COAL makes the
very best kind Of ire for heating,
cooking and all domestic purposes.
1t Is clean. satisfactory fuel.
pr~N-r-r-ns lFoos Madison 81 Taisrhnns IL
Ems Foot C4Gy - Telephone 81
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VICTORIA 70. IL
sEEAAEE RosAf4E,
Afazzxsoz Dack.
leaves snr ElrtoFsA ash PORK Esw1ss7d eaiiy
sxnsrs Sga.AY, a. Il - ? r. FsE1rEAag, ts&vss
N5rfs~sA a. etk4EAz f1&4o aeas@s faf F@gZ
TewnsS-z ss1 say Esofsz Gg4ss, sx1@Tf suz1sg.
AIS T.. SaaG8y, atrse1. IS , a. n - Fs21rStaz
sissGE .sAsss Pess 1Ss-s<z. ~ y - fESzs =.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

bTEAMkk EAINIFK
Rebuff. and fefarnl,hed. leaves Lilly, BoSartns
d Co deck Monday. Wednesday and Friday ss
z g. N. Tor Kingstoa. Port Gambis, Bangor. Ses-
beck Llliwsap, Duwstfo, Hooaspogts Union
CITY and intsEEns6iats points, arriving IA I nfou
city az n L4avcs Caloa City g n Tues
Car, THURSDAY sad Saturday, arriving Ia Feat
lie st4u m p r LIBBY. Master
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ElY CT TEE -rIyKR-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Yoaf rezaA sr9ps eaav. errsrs szn4sy
In sus Acs- saa s~easr- ave nis<ssA
THE s-EANEg ~rLyER.
fssxsaz c.Sy i-sps. seattle T.osna ssssA q -
raxrxs xvr17
TUESDAY. NAY L
-rsx essa
Yexvs sess-s--sS Hasa n ga. asa,
Leave TsesSaA-sase = IA. 90 a. 81. s:Sa > -
sune.F-
Law. Tasoaa-s 3 = a. SIS. So
Lx1stzs o. y r wharf E.cezaN ana ceznsN
Ga ssek sees u NArsoa ssrsss ss.sss.
sas1.Fs sxcarslsa rates "a sssAasr YissssssA
fare Soc
SAS JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- THOMPSON. carrying Cnstsd STATES mai.
leaves Ctr Doex. foot e Main street. Maaasy.
wednesday and Friday at9 = N for Port Towas-
cad. saa tasn Islands saa View whAseCEa
NORTH sorSn> Tiki CARD. soCTE BOUND
Nv >eet.is .2s00 an Lv \. whstcon esga an
Lv Pr Towns'd 100 sra ~ Roche H'F... Il - an
Ls Frsday Hr..iI 20 ana i.y Friday a's 1850 n
Nv Roche Hr.l1.so rsa IL ~ Iowasd ssapya
AZ N hsieota $500 pTa Ar osatsie...... sslS grn
J. T. Ihompxou. Managing Owner. J. A. Hat
fed, Axeas Phone 81
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" = Nigley Navigation Cas- steamer
MELIN0MAE
nkrtg IKE CARD
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Olympia at. ESQ. m Tacoma AZ :. s.n.m
Tacoras ST. 1850 n seattle Al. 1850 n
Seattle A.. I,fo p z facoms 81 49,. 500 n
1aCoEns At. $50 ? n Olympia az. go P N
Connecting with boats for shelton and Kam!icai9
FARE TO TACOMA. 90 CENIS
Landing. CITY Dock. foot OF Maia street
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Manager.
CrTY OF ABERDEES-sEATTLE. TACOMA
v and Olympia
Ar. Tacoma :. .e.So g N
Leave Seattle -T.soa n ~. Olympia. l.eo p m
Ar. Seattle z % p IL
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CENTS
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA.
Steamers leave san Francisco los Honolulu,
samos. Auckland. " z, snG sydney, \. :. ",
without change
Steamship Monowai. October Is ? p m.
Honolulu onty ,SteArls nip Australia, sept -
TH0S A. GRAHAM, AGENT, sTARR-BoYD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
W. MxBsTTE. Dtsz Agent. Vancouver, II. c.
J. D. sFREckELs & Bros Co. General Agents.
San Francisco.
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cTrANER GLIpE-CaANGE or RuN.

Leaves LILY. Rogardus Co.'S dock. Seattle,
$50 q n Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
for West side. Ulalia AMI Way landings 10 la
coma
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ana Saturdays for
vnhon, Chautauqua. pas Molnss. stones Lana-
Ing Rusuna and Tacoma
Leaves Commercial dock. Tacoma 2:so ?. m
EXCEPT snn1sv
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EVERETT AND sNoHonIsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves CertrAi wharf Tuesday, Thursfsys sns
Saturdays A. a. Tor Efmaads. A9kAtso, EF-
ersft Marysvf,ie, East Ewsrstt. Lowell sEd sac
homtsh PANE 70 EVERETT, 2e. ROUND
TRIP sec, 70 sSoHONfsH. SOC
nEn 1 WILEY. ARsnf
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xxrEsr COAST STEAM NAvIGATIoS CO
STEAMER FARALLoE
Dlspasehes steamers for san Francisco sept L.
or j sd sTesy u DAYS tsefestter.
Pmssenzxr sn1 ffssght rates tAa lowest
Tsesets aud frssgak rates can De a5fainsi s7
applying - J. g. CARROLL. Aren't
Un4ou Dock docs oil Inloa siscsi4, seattle.
TeaepaoEs e..
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.rASgufrVEa EDTsEE-A Trip THRor64
- 4ataaas. SHAME UTOPIA. J. ~ Ne
GregaE, xssisr.
Leaves IAceza y asop. Seattle Csstral
~hars So - Monzsys sai 3aGrsssys fsr Peri
Tawnsaaa. AHararfss, fEiT1sssa- As~ sss2as.
r5xsus aa8 Eri@gg BAsbaF, kS2AE tGF@ss2 10
EASec1wsr 60 EaGraExy Trip
Fsra 10 b zlEs. a.. iAss to y aze11Ear. II
fGr l1r4k9E Easgrg=xEsCa Apply az GeGs<s2
So
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d STEAMBOAT AID TRANSPORTATION
ID. CoAfASI.
sTEAMER ISLAND BELLE
G l.. hr0anssss, Isstsr,
Leaves City Boek. foot 81 Nam street sssrs
Nsnaav. ws1nssdsY ant Friday ~ . IA, for
Fort aownssn1. Aascursss- ssEasth. FsHAavsa
All Azgeors. g2lax teFeaEa 30 s4ns CO SAT
C,-v nor Co Age-l Jos KTNpAIT.
Yas.gsgaue sal fsezsfAl Asn4xss.
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A veritable Bluebeard Discovered
in California.
ENGLISH VIEWS OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS
A Wholesale Cut Co ne Made in the War
pepartment--Bankw wreckers in More
Trouhte-Fraudaieat Chinese beEis-
tratino-Tainagc'. Tabernacle burns.

YREKA, Cal, May i5.-George
Decker, wealthy rancher, will be
indicted for the murder of his wife,
Margaret Il. Decker, and Nevada
Decker, babe, twenty-seven years
ago, and Rosie Stone, grand
daughter, about eight years ago. Ten
murders are laid at Deeker's door, as
well as other foul and unnatural
crimes committed at various times
throughout the last thirty years. Be-
sides the three named, the list COM
prises Edward Stone, who was Deck
er's second wife's son-in.law; Benja-
min Decker, son of Caroline Goodrich
Decker, his second wife; four-year
old son of Edward Stone, hired
man; n man In the Sacramento val
ley, name unknown, and q man In
Illinois, name unknown. Decker
killed his first wife and child In 1867,
butohering them with his own hand,
and buried their bones on top of a
high ridge. Their discovery short
time ago crystalized the belief previ-
'ously prevailing that he was guilty of
many atrocities, and led to his arrest.
After his first wife's death he mar
ried widow named Goodrich and
lived with her over twenty years, and
is believed to have gotten rid of her
finally in 1890 by poison. He dis
posed of one child who bothered him
in 1885. s4ae
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earsaAsr AND SAMOA.
uis Hepers 90 AHsir. There Gives sat-
& isfaetien.

uis Hspest 90 Affairs There aisss sat
isfaetien.
berlin, May 12.--5ecretary uresh-
am's paper upon samoa has given
great satisfaction. 10 concludes that
the United States Government win
support tho German proteetorate. Ex-
ception, however, is taken % that part
of the report which gives the impress
sion that the United States at the Ber-
lin conference did not favor the ar.
rangements arrived Mt. IL Unlisted
that the American delegates, Messra.
Kasson and Phelps, were greatly re-
sponsibie for this arrangement, and
Mr.. Pheips's appointment as United
States Minister to Germany in 1880
was regarded as recognition OF his
success In negotiating the Samoan
treaty.
The German newspapers which are
opposing Prince Bismarck are trying
to drag him into the controversy by
declaring the state Of affairs at
Samoa to- be due to the sso-called
blundering work of his son, Cougt
Herbert Bismarck.
The nature of the German naval re-
Inducements which are TO be- sent 10
Samoa are not yet officially announ-
ced, but IL is generally Understood
that sealed orders were recently sent
TO the commander of the German war
ship Buzzard, and that these orders
In substance were that the Buzzard
was to proceed to Samoa Immediately.
1t has also been stated that three other
ships, the Alexandrine, Marion and
Arizona are 90 follow the BuzZard TO
Samoa.
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IrALY's WAR BUDGET.
The Situation Extremely Complicated II
Not Critical.

The Situation Extremely Complicated II
Not Critical.
ROME, May 14.--The debate in the
Chamber of Deputies this afternoon
was exceedingly stormy. The opposi-
ton reiterated all their objections to
the war budget and insisted that sew
eral items should have been cut down.
Gene al Mocenni spoke repeatedly to
nfute the arguments against the bud
get. On the vote the government got
only nine OF n majority, and the OPP
position set up hideous din of jubi-
lation. The situation Is extremely
complicated, il not critical. Thf pop
ular hostility to the military expendi-
ture is very strong, and the opposition
leaders are making the most of IL
without respect to consequences. The
semi official newspapers hint that u
dissolution is likely. After the vote
the Chamber was found To have been
without quorum. The vote there.
fore was pullified, and the whole ques-
ton will be debated again tomorrow.
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FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATES
Being Issued to Chinese Waiting to En-
ter the United States.

Being Issued to Chinese Waiting to En-
ter the United States.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-It is al
legged that the smugglers of Chinese
are selling registration certificates to
Chinese who are now waiting in Can
ada and Havana to get into the United
States. Large numbers of ofregistration
certificates, it is claimed, are being
sent to China to secure entrance into
the United States of Chinese who have
never been here before. The frauds
are perpetrated by Chinese who regis
ter, and it is alleged that some of them
have registered from twice to a score
of times. Professional witnesses have
been found who have identified as
many as four hundred Chinese as hav-
ing to their personal knowledge lived
at least two years in this country.
These witnesses have admitted under
oath that they have been making a
good thing out of their swearing fol
Chinese applying for certificates.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-25
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