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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Mr.. Allen G. Collins left yesterday for
South Carolina on some legal business.
Prior to his leaving Mr.. Collins was APP
pointed receiver of Goodman Bros, Good
inan a. Rosenbaum. and the Richmond
TOWING Company, TO succeed sir. Charles
w Gryner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
partlons Refused.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday declined
10 pardon l.. r. Revill or southampton
John Eidridge, of Pittsylvania. and VIII
Payne OF Allegheny, who are serving
terms fer murder in the second degree,
and George Burch. OF Richmond. who Is
inprisoned fer Larceny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Through Sergeant Shinburger. OF the
chief of police office, the annual report OF
the CHER of Police has been received at
The Times office. The report shows that
1854 arrests were made in the city durins
the year. There are l00 men on the force
at present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

The convict Sebastian. who contrived in
a daring manner to escape from the prison
at Znalm. in Austria, ought, II captured
to be easily Identified. His advertised in
dications are six fingers on each hand
six toes on each foot and initials Of
name tattoced on left arm"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

A suit was instituted yesterday in the
Law and Equity Court 10y Charles L.
Todd against the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company;
action OF trespass. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
=THE=
7 OW : r,
Cor. Second and Broad.

7is5 yards Of Figured and stripe Or
candle at &C. yard.
300 yards Of Figured Dimlty. Sl-ic.
yard
silk Betting, 20c- yard.
Belt Buckles. &c. to 81.
Waist Sets lOc.
Children's Tan Ribbed Hose. Sc.
Bows Cheviot Shirt Waists. Z5c.
Bows Wash Suits. 45c. TO sl.35.
Cotton Crash. 2lac. yard.
Children's White Hose. i5c.
Red. Blue. and Black chemisettes. 2Oc.
Note Paper. loc. a pound.
Hammocks. soc. TO S.
Shall Croquet Sets, S5c.
Fan Screens ne.
Chndrens Heavy Ribbed Hose, sizes
TO 10 only. Zoe.
Ladies' Isle Hose RicheIieu ribbed.
size.
Ladies' wrapprs, 75c. to $40.
The best soc. Shirt Waist in the city.
White Duck Suits. Sis.
Blue Duck Suits. SIS.
White Duck Skirts. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Dan Emmett. the composer Of "Dixie."
was eighty years old last week. This
song was one OF the gems OF the great
struggle and its inspiring music glad
dened the hearts OF the Blue as well as
the Gray. II is said OF President Lincoln
that he declared Dixie one of the
sDOiis of the war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Russell Sage attended church incog. at
Lockport. NY, recently. and after the ser
vice a $40 bill was found on the contribu
ton plate. The Journal Of that city
says: Your Uncle Russells presence
explains all. Ills generosity and be-
nevolence are recognzed-and especially
perhaps when they are put up on a mar
Gin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
Cit, Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court. before Judge
Wexford yesterday. the jury rendered "A
judgment for the plaintin Ter s573.6i in
grave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

That slittle Cuban riot" has brought
out 5000 Spanish soldiers, and yet they
are still rioting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Office. He has taken to cycling and en-
joys sharp spin In the morning along
the shady paths Of the Bois de BouloSne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
fIoniemi: ancr.

Gladstone thinks there are no good
Turks except dead ones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
so Cents.
Sailor Hats

with and without bands In white, plack,
ana navy in every grade and at prices
not TO be matched anywhere.
Our RIBBONS are still the talk OF the
town. not only IN price but also IN as
sortmeut. We have them IN every Quan-
~ every stvle. every shade. every width.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

George w. Vanderbilt is said TO be q
baseball crank. Yet. with all his mil
lions, he can't make the Giants win.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
To Go 10 Lexington.

Governor O'Ferraii will to-day leave fol
Lexington to attend the exercises " the
Scotch-Irish Congress-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
RIBBONS! RIBBONSl


Did ever anything equal thiS'
? 800 pieces Of Ribbons in to-days
sale at 2oc on the dollar OF cost.
4i,cb-vide All-sik Satin Ribbons. cost
6sc a yard, l5c to-day. 49,, sbaae
5-inch All-Sik Satin Ribbon, any s"a'''
lie 60c value. ,u,o,s SO
Broad satin-Stripe Fancy Ribbons ooc
w Da 4iuGgR0s-GRHiN sATIN-EDGE RIB
BONS. ANY COLOitS, 49, T. p 5.i,SS
CEN,rs 4 PIECE OF TEN 1AkDo'
OK SALE At 30 O'CLOCk,- FIVE,
FR99,M, Il ~, TO ices y ESQ OF T. pIcoT-
EDGE DAISY RIBBONS. ALI IL, 1 =, &c
0RS FIVE CENTS \ PIECE OF Ten
YARDS. ,,-,,
We lead tine HOUSEFUNNioh-
ING trade of Richmond in assort-
ment and bargain giving.
FINE TOILET SET, elegant new new
MI size and 10 pieces-equal quailty
ne,.ar before offered for less than 30
FOR TWO DOLLARS AND NlNhl J.
c Ely II III ENGLISH TOILET SETS,
,-[at decorations full size grace ul
n6eoe pieces. fully worth IS, lot
0%E poII.AR AND FltVil-El"h
n LED > 3Sr,D BOWLS AND PITCH
FRS gold decorated, extra large 80
"a onalitv good $50 value, LOT -, 10 ~
r>9nfviDI-Ai. DEEP NEGt ALL, i.e,
nIstff,s worth Toe each. at Nv"
,t SbN!s CHINA CUPS AID AZ
'ssiA1-CERS. thin as a wafer, yea So ,et,
choice decorations. al INV hL' +
r,n rN French China Tea Plates. eN, IRA
Thin. established price N.D uo@'"'
Suced for ono day 20 62c Dozen chino
6O0 finest Carlsbad ana rem" cboire
r~,it Saucers. all tho most Sno, an
decorations worth up 20 Doc eaen' al
for this day. BE-
WIRE DOOR SCREENS Of Cents
o>,r THOUSAND FANCY THREE,
'DD,,'>-f,f. DOOR SCREENS. MAi'f ., 1T
brST, rII%TON WIRE-CL,Ih.
t'ade1 edges and best finished at
SIXTY SEVEN CENTS. ,-,.r ABOVE
BEST SPRING HINES f ~ ADJ ."
Iadi,s' Fancy Porch Rockers. gen
nine rattan seat, nicely finished,
po,itively the strongest and nea'est
Porch Rocker in the market. opeolal
for IS cents.
BABY CARRIAGES.
a, s.ro,g Baby Carriages. serylceael,e
- "a nrSttv upholstery, steel spil .,hs'
s eooa running gear. positive $ value
q S,ll no now buy a regular 81 Carr age
40 ri viii now buy regular ." ~"'
riaec
REFRlGERATORS.
=.
$40, Will buy a liberal family-size o."
Ice Box. , r,.s-fssrator
natant drip pipe. and large enough ioi
a family Of three 80 trsravooa
~ vcgfrr,cerator. with sideboard and wa
ter cooler.
THE COHEN co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Yesterday was another off-day In BIZ
cycle circles. Nobody broke record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

The whisky trust is dead, but there are
none so poor as TO do Il reverence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

II is hoped the oil famine Will put
stop to political machinery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
CARPETS.

,.APPET BARGAINS te.e that will
s.s,fia YOU. All the Carpets--ln-
grains and Brussels, have been much re-
dGced in price. Rugs, 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

Casimir-Perier is enjoying life now that
he Is not AFFLICTED with the burden Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
extends some extraordinary Valu'

to-day.
t9tkc Sea Island Percale a., real
French, fine as they can be- o0-'c
niicKfNGs. all the navy-biue stripe
and ch,ntz designs, guaranteed per
feet. 63-4c a yard. ~ NC
FANCY FIGURED LINON Dh pNN-
CAS- for Shirt Waists and Dresses
the latest fad-6 3-ic for Is 2-5c Lalue'
printed organizes and Dimity tHecls,
~ different designs and colors' pest
f2i5c value, tod ~ oe.. s..,.,rr,r, IN
pi-ACK-GROITND SATIN-STRlPt OK
CANDIES. in pretty eolo ,... eiec''
sac a yard. best l6 2-3c value o..
ooo "a Fnglish Shifting Cheviots az
F0irRrEEN HUNDRED YARDS. v1f
SOLID BLACK FRENCH oia'A a. ~
DIES. NINE CENTS a YARD -'0
value
500 pair full Suede Mocha tor
travelling, driving or street wear
6qc, $3.50 value. On sale from 10
TO o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
NOT MONEY. BUT SUPPLY AND
DEMAND.
HONEST MONEY

We take the following from the Rich
mond Stars
HONEST MONEY"
A debtor cannot pick up money in the
street with which to pay his debt lie
must labor 10 produce. something with
which 10 pay. When he has produced
The thing the debt is really paid by that.
6Soush Il goes into the form OF credit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
WASH GOODS.

1t is no idle boast 20 sag We are show
irg the most complete Ane OF W ls-
Goods in the Clty.
Prom Adams street CD sixth you
hear the cry OF f3iac. jlconets tor 'e,
You have responded ana tolni tnusy
l2i.c. goods 70 De- patterns from las.
year and the year before. To Is row ol.
Turn % cry Pts JAc1nets Tor BE-, AM
vouu find them % Dee an ot inIs SEA.
s1n's daiutiest and prrtues. patterns, sr1
they ARE LOVELY FIGURED JAD'-
NETS ,-..
,O-inch Bauste. in black. pink. ana hshs
blue REGULAR price -ic.. now l-'-f
Black and ah coiors oi the u'Auutul
&c French Dimity if 2-5c. ytri.
Full-slze Hammocks, worm i'c.' now
remnants Mating 90 . yards. worth
from lzi5 90 isc. yard. your choice o.
yard. ...,,.... 80, ,..rt
Lovely " bite Orgaudles, 30. N,ttn
Ladies Duck Suits, well made fnh
skirts. 81 each. .,. ,,-.
Just 81 Misses DUCK Suits. worth 40.
n pieces Lovely Swiss Dotted orsandie.
10 quality. lovely flowers Of pink, plu-'
atd lavender i6 2-5e. yard
2i5-ya~d-Wide UnDlcachei sheetinS, sise'
ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
BLACK GOODS DOLLARS
MADE EASY HERE TO-DAY.

3s-inch fine Black Mohair' cost oi0 ~
ss.ioeh ane Black Briiiiantine. in ex-
auisite design, 31iac, cost Sic 10 I'M
port. ..t A.r,ure A.
Priestley's Figured ; ripe AfmuIe'
inches wide. soc. 81 value. ~,
As.lnch silk-Warp Tamise. 81 value osc
yard ri. o.. for
value
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19
Wholesale Department
al IS Cents,

and the OTHER LOT. which includes the
ST. SIS. $50. N.75. s., and So grades al
the uniform price OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

from i2c. UP to the finest quality; 49,.
Also. Nurses and Waitress's CAPS
and APRONS from i9c. up to Si.6J.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

1t is good plan. In order to mark IL, TO
plant a row of beans around each lot. II
is necessary that the foreman carefully
superintend the planting in order that
good crop may ensue. Let him distribute
printed notices which state what IL re-
quired of each applicant, also the fore
mans address. Let number of lots be
planted and taken care of for the COM
ulittee by labor hired for that purpose.
The recent experiment" explains the
report, has advantage over what Is com
monty known as poor farms In that the
person cultivating the land does not be-
come known as pauper; in that the city
need not own the land, nor superintend
daily the workmen employed: In that each
person under this plan received the re-
suits OF his own labors: in that a poor
man with large family. earning dollar
a day or less, can attend 10 the cultiva-
ton OF his piece before working hours or
thereafter and have his children help
him, and by the help of what he raises
keep away from the poor commission.
This system, II once IN proper working
order would. II is believed, diminish pau
perisn. or the habit OF becoming used to
getting something without labor"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
British Columbia News.

Vancouver, II. c.. April l3.-Twelve OF
the most dangerous conyicts In Westmin-
ster penitentiary were today transferred
10 Stony Mountain penitentiary. Mani
toba. The local institution has been over
crowded for some time, aud as the Stony
Mountain penitentiary is much securer
IL was decided to send the most danger
Gus criminals there. Amongst those were
Ben Kennedy. the Northern murderer
and outlaw, and William Houston, both
of whom have life sentences. The prison
ers were all handcuffed and doubie-iron-
ed. and were conveyed In a special. under
strong escort.
The Westminster and Vancouver Elec-
trio Tramway Company's line, rolling
stock and property were sold today by
the bondholders. The property includes
the interburban tramway between this
city and Westminster and the street rail-
way in the latter city. The property was
bought by Frank Barnard. manager OF
the Consolidated Railway IL Light Com
pany. of this city. and which owns the
street railway here The price paid was
$3.50. COO II is the intention of the company
10 consolidate the whole system.
The local trades and labor council has
started a cooperative store here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
THE CARSON MINT SCANDAL.
Arrest Of ex-First Assistant Refiner
Jones For Stealing ST., 900.

Carson. New. April 13.-John r. Jones.
ex-iirst assistant refiner and melter, was
arrested hits afternoon on complaint Of
Special Agent Harris. charged with TAX
anS 1900 from the mint Bail was fixed
al S2S,ec. Heney, another suspect, IN san
Francisco. has hired w. W. Foote 10 de-
fend him. with William Woodburn as
sisting. Jones gave bail. with II. NJ
Yer.ington, ex-1iov. Colcord John Rossar
and Leslie Bell suyeLes. Four more COM
plants are on file. The preliminary ex-
animation comes of Thursday before
Judge Hawley.
Chicago. April 13-The chief OF the Sc
cret service OF the treasury reports that
the invest igat.on into the shortage al
the Carson mint has eliminated today in
the arrest of man who Is supposed 10 be
responsible for one OF the most SkilifuIly
ccEP5r1yed plans to dAfraud the govern
ment ever carried into execution. The
following telegram was received by Chef
Hazen from one Of the agents of the
bureau on the scene:
Carson. New. April l3.--Have arrested
John r. Jones, ex-hrst assistant meter
and refiner of the Carson City mint, this
day. for feloniously taking and carrying
away gold and silver metals, property
OF the United States. OF the value OF sTT,-
600. BAH. 81, 900. Defendant IS in custo-
dy OF the United States marshal.
HARRIS"
The secret service agents have been
working upon the case for six weeks and
have drawn the lines so closely around
the official who Is under arrest that Chief
aIazen feels reasonably certain that his
conviction Will he brought about.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
SPORTING NOTES.

AT the San Francisco <anes Sa.,-a
ne Winners were. Six furaones. selling
,>s.ifs y, l:b5z, six furlongs. Beiltcoso'
10, Bay district handicap. s. 50. short
sa1 furiongs. rwo-year-olds. Mermaid. IFS.
sNn turiongs. handicap. Trix, 2:0s, two
Il,,,es. hurdles April, 33s: six furiongs.
selling. Ingomar. liza
Al the Memphis races SATURDAY the
Elnners were: Five ftIrlonzs. George
SIli,a. Va; four furiongs. Captive, :5oz. :
ssknt iariongs. Tennessse stakes. 81 50
$3.50, handSpIn, i.44lz eight ard a half
lufiongs; selling, Plutus. ISL: sfeerla-
chase. short course. Templemore, s:1fA. :
Six furlongs, Boon. 1:I7iz.
Al the Nashville races Saturday the
winners Were. Six furlongs Buckmas-
sis, A.ls1z, i've and a half furiongs Do
mlngo. i.le4 Thorn stakes for two-year-
Ola nilieS, N.5eo; four furlongs yespers
dig. eight gurlongs, Imp Woisey. so
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
NIGH TIMES AT THE SMOKER
Tine sparring, Tuinbiin9. Running and
Basket Ball at :. A. q.

ne programme at the Seattle Athletic
Club ladies' smoker Good Friday Eight
went or without hitch and every one
there was delighted. The music was good
throughout. the cornet duet by Messrs.
Beeh.r and Watson and the plano solo
BY Charles Rohrback being especially
pleasing. DIR. Klocber acted as an
nouneer.
Prof. Greene. the new instructor showed
his remarkable quickness IN a three
round exhibition with the clever Mr..
zinple.
MacGreggor ard Bracket by their
ground and lofty tumbling called forth
round after round Of applause. and
showed themselves worthy representa-
tyes OF the Tacoma Athletic Club. as
Cd Smith and Treyvett In their two
wrestling bouts, which were watched with
ne keenest interest. especially by the
hties.
The obstacle race. In which Blank.
1ornstein. Conn and Westiake contested.
~ won In fine style by the last named.
10 did an extra lap TO show how easy
tsas
De evening came 20 an end with
ne OF basket ball the lawyers VS.. the
tnleians and bankers. the winning team
| kbe challenged by Prof. Van Der Nere's
ssAt class. Some OF the best players re-
Hfec TO attend on GOOD FRIDAY, Whfch
NY have had an effect on the score.
Nevertheless the game WAS lively enough
b keep the audience on the qui vtve all
ne Tina Turner was easily the star or
De evening. He threw goals as though
h was sorry there was not something
k.s 10 do. ON hts fourth successful
npw the house went wild. De Steiguer
Ell Collins each threw a goal for the
cher side. The game ended with a score
~ against the lawyers. The make
" Of the teams was as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
Canal Subcommittee Meeting Today.

A meeting of the suburban subsidy COM
mittee Is called for tomorrow at II A. m.
at room 400 Bailey block. TO arrange for
closing up the out of town subsidy this
week All members OF the committee and
others interested are urged 10 be present.
The members of the committee are as
follows: +. II. Whitworth. chairman; II,
f. Kelsey. Redmond; w. j. Blackwell,
Houghton: George Dunlap, Columbia;
John Rines Duwamish: DIR. A. w Sif-
ton. South Seattle; Malcolm NcDougaii.
Orillia: ]. W. Maple, Duwamish: An
drew Prentice. South Park: NJ. l.. Hamil-
ton. SunnydaIe; George Bothell. Botheil.
O. W Chapman. Seattle; Capt. G.. A
Smith West Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

- seattle +. c.. Coward and
- b,sa failed 10 score in their
.,.suv.z 80 Kick a goal from che
- yxrd angie, and the Seattle repre-
- placed the bail for his first
mid graf excitement. He sent IL
- over the bar. and took first
-. rnalkee and Coward tying for sec
= z. sehoosboy handicap. G. Rank, Sc
,.snzred to get second place. start
.. -. scratch. The winner turned up
- WATSON. OF Victoria college. from
Z. xyard mark.
- w yards open furnished great
=. you5kes ". r. r. c. and Fl. II.
- seattle A. CD getting away In
q. Partridge CWandererg' F. Co.
=. - penalized O. yard for breaking
- twenty yards from the post Con-
us In front, but Fouikes. running
= erong. managed TO beat him out six
rssh the wonderfully fast time for a
mex of 10 2-5 seconds. But for his
- Partridge might have won, and
q rwr wind behind the runners ac-
abr the fast time.
4 a. drop kick competition Warden
saF. CD won with a splendid kick Of
~ 81 inches, Blanck OF Seattle SEC
- 9Th $50 feet 5 inches
r Norton V. l.. CD won the lacrosse
evs. sending the ball AS yards inches.
4 ne quarter mile open Connor OF Sc
srfk cut out a terrific pace for the first
ysrdx. thereby killing his own chances.
. 4scialr passed him and won In IS SEC
SadG
~ mile open was won by Daily In
lalx BAnck and Fisken OF Seattle fall
n 10 get place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
,,n Got away With the satcheis.

Jaseph Carrier an ex-brs KEENAN, on the
Cascade division OF the Great North srn
railroad. viii Re arraignei IN the munich
raj court tomorrow morning on the charge
81 burglary. having been run down ~
NJ. II. Bresnan. one or ths railway Ge-
,..,tlveS with the assistance OF offieer
NAehael Powers. Il appears that Carrier
came 20 the city from Leavenworth TN a
paSs and put Two satchcis u the oagsase
rcos,, where they remained until the
fharA-es amounted 70 a small sam. IN
order IL get them ne entered the baggage
room a, night and succeeded n Eets47S
a,-ax, Dete.,tsve Rresnan located hfm in
= ~aIes,a and in nc time bad confession
sef me .afcAeas. The prisoner vas then
s,r-ea over 20 THE assisting ofsieeT. Car
yspr has been 81 jsA AZ kanlloeqS. ana -
keoSa a. q sneak thief.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
1he-DedicatIon Of chiclSnmauga Park.

Washington CITY. April l3.-Secretary
Lamont has decided upon the main fca-
lures OF the official exercises authorized
by congress In the dedication OF tho
Chickaulauga and Chattanooga national
military park. The ceremonies win begin
on the battlefield or Chickamauga Sep
TENDER 10 and viii comprise the formal
announcement of the opening OF the
park by the war department. represent
Ing the government: two orations by
speakers OF national Importance. and the
proper military display. On the follow
ing day exercises In continuation Of the
dedication relating to the BATTLES OF
Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge
viii be held at Chattanooga with a some
what similar programme. In case OF
rain all exercises viii take place at Chat
tano0Ea under cover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

Stockton. Cal. April l3.--There Is now
being constructed at the Stockton Car
Agricultural and Machine works two hsr-
vesters that are TO he shipped to the
Argentine Republic. These will be the
pioneer harvesters 20 enter that great
South American country. In the repub-
lie there Is not at present anything In
the nature OF a combined machine. and
grain growers there are anxious TO try
the harvesters that have so cheapened
the harvesting OF wheat on this coast
Five more of the machines viii be con-
structed and sent 10 the republic IL the
two sent first prove successful Two ex-
perts Will be sent with tho machines 20
operate them at the start
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
PERSONAL.

Abe Spring leaves today for Washington
City on legal business.
f. F. Carpenter. sheriff OF Lewis coun-
~, Is in the city.
County Clerk Gordon Is suffering from
an attack of the grip.
James Maggie. OF Anacortes, regtSt erred
at the Butler last night
Miss May Turner. OF San Francisco. Is
a guest OF Seattle friends.
William Toole, ~ Knowiton, Mont. Is
a guest OF the Rainier-Grand.
Mrs. John F. Hall, of Tacoma was a
guest OF the Butler last evening
A N Moffat OF the Puget Sound Steam
Ship Co, was in the city yesterday.
O.. W. I,oggie. the well-known Port An
szelss lumber man. registered at the
Northern last evening.
Mrs H o. Reichart left last week for
DAYTON Ohio. where she viii remain Tor
the summer. visiting relatives.
w 6 Moore, cashier 90 the Black D!a-
-noni Coal Company mines a; Black D1A-
snond. r. registered at the Hotel Diller.
L. T. Moses. a Portland msrchant who
has business interests IN the city. arrived
here last evening and - At the Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs z. Fl. Davis. Of DAYTON, q.
who are on the coast for pleasure reg Is
tered at the Northern hotel last evening.
william Deane. a manufacturer OF san
Francisco arrived In the city yesterday
and viii remain the guest Of local friends
for few days.
Horace =. wtnehfu. a resilient Of Min
r1s.rsslis who has been IN California for
some nloaths. spent yesterday IN Seattle
on his way East.
Marie Csehricsor. Of Germany, arrived
n ff1a city vest erxsay on her way 20 Black
DiAr41oud where she VIII visit her sister
FOR feW months.
Harry West. CITY Editor OF he olym-
Man - in the city. Mr. West was clerk
81 fhe capstol grounGs. revenue And taxa
ion com nlirfees during the last ieglSla-
tlre.
Assistant Superintendent r. W. Clark,
os fhA Ssattle * Northern railway. and
Wrz ark arrived n tAa city last even
sTer from Asacnrlez, and are guests al
the Butler.
A. ard Mrs. II =. OEeai. who spent
.be r.a@t month with Mr. and Mrs A. 4
tzTf@~ss father. CONGRESSMAN johnson. o.
Sacramento. Cal