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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

The G. i. Simmons Medicine COM
pany, proprietors Of the Original Sim
mons Liver Medicine Of st. Louis. Mo,
will give the winning candidate the
finest pair OF wide bottom shoes that
can DO made In 81. Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Thurber, Tex, May 27-Busby Club:
Place the inclosed IL votes in your pie
box for Busby and little Mary. Your'n
for the fayorite, ycADAMs.
Editor Texas Miner.
My, but how the editors are flocklng
to our side. Gentlemen, we are proud
to have you on our side. The press of
Texas are the ones that mould public
opinion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Baltimore, Nd. April 25.-Edltor Gazette,
We will give the Winner 10 your contest a
very handsome silk umbrella. Yours truly
TIRE DROWN CHEMICAL, CO.
r. Should any of the candidates feel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29


mons Liver Medicine OF st. Louis. Mo,
Will give the winning candidate the
finest pair OF wide bottom shoes that
can DO made In ST. Louis.
Editor Gazette; ! will give tho win
ming candidate In your European con
test 800 OF those fine El Belmont cl-
Ears. s. ROuFF,
with s. Hornshelm Bros. q Co, New
Orleans, In. -
Editor Gazette: We beg TO announce
that we, the Eagle Pencil company,
Will present the winner OF tho Gazette
European contest with one set OF as
sor'ed culora extra large stop gauge
outomaucs. with leads to match. en-
obllng him TO mako his mark while
abroad.
EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY.
=, s. The winner viii please call on
II, W. williams & Co. who Will take
pleasure In delivering the prize.
Editor Gazette; To the winner Of the
European tour, 1 VIII give IL line era
yon portrait, size 1SN22, made from his
own picture, with Inch frame. At
the close OF tho contest the winner
VIII please send In his photograph, the
same day the votes have been count
ed. PHILIP v. ARMSTRONG.
Handley Tex.
Attloa. Ind, May A.--No-To-Bnc will
furnish elegant grip to winner OF Eu-
ropean trip,
THE STERLING REMEDY co.
on Juno all nominees not having re-
ceivcd uB many as 1000 yGtes viii b0
dropped from the list
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
THE BUsBY CLUB.

A'ts'ASA N-CA's
Brownwood, Tex. May 2s.-Where Ia
the lumbermen? Why don't they come
TO the front for Busby2 He was born
In the piney woods and we surely want
man that is able and capable OF tell
Ing about the biggest industry In Texas
while abroad. Busby is the man to do
1t. So come to tho front, We lumber
men. Fifteen votes inclosed
LUMBER DRUMMER.
Gordon. Tex.-fresident Fort Worth
Busby Club, Fort Worth, Tex: Dear
MIR. President: Say, our travelling So
lleitor is a daisy, / tell you. Find in
closed 30 votes fo- iitz. Am going to
do better than we did last week. Yours,
il. a. SNODDY, Secretary.
j. t. DANIELS, Travelling Solicitor.
Yes, he is q whole sunfower,
BUSBY CLUB.
stephenvllle, Tex, May 25.-Fv.t
Worth Busby Club: Gentlemen-Here
with inclose 81 votes for our man, A.
$. Busby. Please place them TO his
]. II. DANIEL.
Travelling Solicitor for the Gordon
Busby Club.
Plainylew, Tex, May 23.-Editor Fort
Worth Busby Club. Fort Worth, Tex:
Please. find 80 votes for A. s. Busby.
! think he is the right man TO make
the trip across the waters. Send me
some OF your new badges.
EVERETT LEE DYE,
The Little Druggist.
Kaufman, Tex, May 27.--AIlss Sissy
Jupe, Fort Worth, Tex. Dear Sissy
Itelosed please md 10 coupons. which
you Will please vote for II. w. Peak. 1
VIII send some more soon Please send
me Sissy Jupe badge. Yours truly,
ETHEL MORROW.
Omaha, Neb.. May 26.--Editor Ga
gette. Fort Worth, Tex: Dear slr--In-
closed herein YOU Will find coupons.
which you will please count for nv
friend. A. s.. Busby. Coupons are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

May 27-Edltor Gazette I am a full
grown boy, at least ] have girl that
says l am, and must not grow any tall
er as my hair is n little thin. She is
great on Bugby. and | heard her say
she'd give up any Teller that would not
vote her way, Now, to keep that gal
ia die. So here 1 give twelve votes.
II she sees this I'm O., *.
LITTLE JEFFIE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
SHOT DEAD


A Police commlsslensI. .Ssa iIn "
Keeper who Had
FL Paso. May 2s,.A VIZ, &c lAs.,.s.
Paso Herald from sap,p'- ronnl.s,''. Y
says that while Oa1,srInlng 4. 4
De Ateiania was was. eS snst. lie N.Y. !, I
keeper on the 2eth nSstiIillsiis ~ :, Z
tackled him win ~ conni'sl' 3,
iously cut him, ~ ne plstpl y 3
cured q polieeri, There y u. Y II
his HI, .. sssail ans a the police force
increased.
warm weather Is ns.r ,,-A
a. a our new refrisef' +
And we sell them "a
ON easy paymenN,as' rrlIsos =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

The Gazette will Hend on a "Trip 10 Flu
rope, TO last from June 20 to August 10.
out from Now York. representative OF
tho commercial travellers. whose territory
includes all or any part of Texas. and who
Is TO DO selected by popular ballot cast
upon tho coupon printed daily In this paper.
Tho tour win be made by this representa-
tive as tho tourist guest OF the Gazette and
nA member OF a party organized by and
In charge Of DR.. nnd Mira. W. A. Cronut
Of the United states geological survey. The
eeciions visited viii DO Ireland, Scotland,
England. Belgium. Germany, Switzerland.
tho Rhine nnd France. aud tho route will
touch Neville. Glasgow. rrossaehs. Stirling
Castle, Edinburgh. Melross Abbey. Durham,
York Lincoln, Hurwich, North Sea, Ant
wcTp, BRUSSELS, Cologne. tho Rhine, May.
Inee. heidelberg, Baden. Baden. NeuhHsan,
Lake Zug, LunrlI tho Rlgi, Vitznau, Lake
OF the ! our Cautious, Iucrfue. Paris. Lon
York
our cxcurslonlst Will sail from New York
On june -1' oh the Anchor Linu steamer
the ballot VIII be closed at O'clock II.
us saturday, june &c. Ballots viii be dc.
POSTED iii scaled buI aud viii be counted
Hhl the iraulls certified w committee Of
uusiutH1 uHu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Albany. Tex. May 25.-Fort Worth
Dusby Club: WIN you please accept
these thirteen d3) coupons for Mr.. A..
8. Busby. j am the only Busby boy 1
have found In town yet. Look for more
next week. III keep rustllng, Re
spectfully, WILLIE FISHER.
All right, Willie. You are host
within yourself. THE i. CLUB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Wichita Falls. May 27.--Dear Editor:
Your Monday edition savors largely OF
q walk-over. Judging by the number OF
letters all on one subject. Now you
should watch some OF the "lay-low,
say-not hing" candidates. Men who
don't know the shadow of running a
"blun' on the unsophistlcated lads ard
lassies who are mostly running his
contest. One Of these eve lambs Is j.
NJ. Nlcol, OF that grand old shoe house,
Phelps, Dodge &c Palmer, OF Chicago,
a house selling more good shoes. cheap
er shoes than any other three In the
United States. seventy-five coupons
for Niool e, NJ. CURTIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

This gertiles .tut tho Fort worth
lihs. tte haa made payment ia fun s1r
me steamship nuI railway transpo.ta-
Ton, MOTEL faro. etc. for one person to
9et'ull lhc European excursion to
I. ~ pl homo. under conduct OF Or. and
A1lh Giultut and ~ visit ireland. Scot
l.hi. EaGland. Belgium, Germany.
nWi2efland tho Rhine ana Fln q,
touching Aioylllc. Glasgow rroagaehs'
N5hoy Durham. York. Lincoln VIZ,
b. North sea Antwerp. Hrnssela.
gnNtHG no Rhine. Mayence. HelIpl.
hNif, tauen Badvn. Nruhns'n. Iel'r
.,s zurich. the ldEi. Nltsuau. Lake Of
'H. 'yuI yintona, Luecrnc Paris, Lon
York '0'e'' nc"
'7isneD FRANK c. CLARK
,,..,.,, Tourist Agent.
Per MANN CARMICHAEL, Cashier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

y VIZ NhlAIf 4tAa AttlAltultls manu-
you % coupons which place 10 tho
credit Of a. $. Busby, to offset few
Aurora votes that have been cast for
"the other fellow"
PERCY BARRE.
Thank you Percy. The writer knew
your honored father well, and thanks
you for the interest taken by yourself,
THE BUSBY CLUB.
Miss Susie Jupe. care Gazette. city;
Enclosed find 40 votes for Mr.. Peak. l
hope he viii win.
CHARLIE MAY SCOTT.
Vernon. Texas. May 27-The Busby
Club, Fort Worth, Tex: Enclosed find
100 coupons for a. s. Busby. Respect
fully. PIERCE n HOPE,
Druggists.
Hurrah for the Panhandle. It's all
right. and 30 is
THE BUsBYITEs.
Comanche. May 24-Editor Gazette:
We inclose you 2SG votes for A. &.
Busby and little Mary. Comhnche
VIII never forget the help She received
in the Gazette's wonderful Hardin
School contest from some OF the mem
bers Of the Busby club. and we are in
II 10 stay. Yours.
~ n MI. 49,
~ '''''' N'e .
Dear Sir: Please place the inclosed
twenty-glx eco votes to the credit Of
Mr.. A. $, Busby the man who sells
s.ro,,. o., -, h,,,to i''''o''' wi
''''" AT 'uN" Do'''e'
Now all we knights NJ the grip
Want 10 take the European trip,
But all OF you can't 20,
'''u N''@e''e mas S"'u 80
w., ..,,.. -. - 49,.
-, 10y, "a puy lioih the pincy
"''u' VI i1"9' AcNuS' ~ -r,,r,.
hD fhALHl'
c,a,,, c,,,,.r cue ,t...o,
,,, viou1 Ihi ,, VNi9y May 1-lsuspy
~, r"rt Urn, ~ lhci1sed Ii i,l
80, o., 49,, ~! s,y. s,, Iuln t,'o
wy S St Ju. .,p s1t ,,,,y SISSY Jupe
tor huspy'
w, -, .. ~ -. w LILLE, Ih.
.o'u S"u pN'hHO'I'o "oulu 300"
'o''o !" '"o i'o"'' Nun, ,,,,.,,
iiiH o. SLup'
Cd. M - ~ nan.
nVluVi'' I'm, N"S A''- hultpr 'fa-
49, u''vWit ", u'u'"sV 3Uu ~. tuu-
Pohs ior A. >. busny Hnu httle mary,
iiu i lot bus s', ~, MuTy, McAdaitis
anu 'ne mayor OF Cisy9, RgsaeGt. uliy'
a; IL, a. MC $500. 1 ! Eh,
huitor toruoh courier
a. ,,
nsan, NJ, - az. m"y ~, D eo slssy
SSupe; iv9se i5 1nu '"y ,I ~ oSupor'
Flease sehu me rev p 29Ss,i,,,,,
ADfN lii'tMfsoN,
Ny"h' l. T.
49,
=, Aroher ivy eN', muy 80 my
buspy Cl3n' liease ma inclosed -
Soupohsi M out anu Note tor a. %
Busby. we are not acquelnted win
Williams for eighteen years, ana know
that no would not nave an employe
that was not honest ana competent
Send me some BuFby budges ana we
will rustic some moro votes, Yours
truly. EN.REbEI4.
X. 4. Ricketts,.
Roanoke. Tex, May 21-To Sissy
Jupe's Chum Dear Minnie Hereto
fore have been sending my votes to
Sissy but since she refused her chum
the contents OF that bread tray" Dust
the inclosed az votes, which YOU can
vote at your convenience. Our Sissy
has too many sweethehrts. anyway,
and l am gctting n little Jealous, so
now you can Just tell Sissy you have
congratuletions to yourself and sissy
for your unccasing Efforts toward our
S Snau weii.wlsb ,g.O'S' 'V'n'" ' ~
MAY 2s,-pear Peopie, Just keep at
SenS Sa n "a pt your Isnaso i"S o,u r
il ls needed. Eycrything is very quiet
now INT whom mo ont iumns inst
$50 49, 5N''ifN 5's'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Rusk. Tex, May 27.--Mlss Sissy Jupe,
Fort Worth, Texas: Enclosed please
find six CO. coupons which please to
the credit OF II. w. Peak Yours truly.
G. w. GIBSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Editor ,Sahette; We beg TO announce tina,
We, tue ~ Mnrlto Perfnmcrg company viii
aldo handkerchief extinct 10 lilo candl.
date In the Suzette's European contest Who
week Until the contest closes Wi,spett fv wnIirn
EI MERIro rEltFUAlEi,Y' CO.
=. T. S-lhc winner VIII please call on ii.
W dellNerng tho nnckngn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29


Houston, Tex. MAY A. 1885. -EIItor
ioii worth Gazette. Fort Worth. Tox.
i. at slr-rho Southern Pacific, I'M
connection with tho Mexican Internn,
trdl RAILWAY offcrs a round mir url,ct
san Antonio 70 tho City Oh NfeXIe6
and return, good 10 stop over al any
point Ina Mexico within the final limit
the candidate In the Gazettc'a t,,,''l
lcan contest who has tho LARGEST num-
Der or voice on the morning OF lime
9; 70 be ~ him donated TO any member
on hls tamliy or TO any friend whom
elorA' Protective association. rxonr-
sion over the Official route, aflenvin,-
San Anotpio midnight, June 0. Yours
Hn'S' L. j. PARKS,
- n,,, a, @. Z. and \. A,
W. ID. MURDOCH
A. q. T.. A.. NJ. c. ny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29
Old Papers for Sale
Containing Coupons
At the rate Of
ST. per Hundfs'

DAVIES GuIIIl' I. }
New orleans, La, May Mn, \, H. y
of John G. Davies cr,s ss.r q psia
inal court, for the mul s,ah IA ~
sheriff George Boya, wn nsnyt IN 2
pied the time of the Ne gro 70 IL =
past Ave days. was given ,v y ygsss
last night. This nlo i.,,Ii,y slitis
was brought in Of 'guh''
capital punishment !,
Beidings' new Perfection ,D 4 ~
Sold on easy payIns,ns.if sOy & o.
MADDOX. ELlaso'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Waco. Tex, May 27.--Editor Gazette:
Enclosed find 10 votes for Clarks Mile
End Spool Cotton man, Dave Well.
Yours, l.. BEAR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Hnlsboro. Tex. May 2s.--Editor Ga
zette: Inclosed IS coupons, which place
to the credit of a. S. Busby, the sure
winner, and our future representative
in the East. HIS friend,
ROBERT LEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Waco, Tex, May 25.-Editor Gazette:
Hello, Buz. Peak and Cohen. Here we
are again. This time 200 votes for
Dave Well, old boy. We are rushing
Clarks Mile End man for all that's in
sight. Yours
MILE END CLUB.
TAKE PE,NnTrIs Sacrat1YNy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Rhome, Tex Editor Gazette: You
VIII please place to the credit Of II. ".
feak three (V votes. More to follow,
Would like n badge. Lock hoy ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Temple. Tex.-Edltor Gazette; Our
town has been full OF drummers this
week, a number OF them shoe men, and
heads over the rise" in leather In,
one OF EN-, but I go ON and don't .'cuss'
when l know that the money IL going
into the pockets OF our honest Texas
farmers ana cattlemen. Hides are ont
OF sight In price. but no matter-tbat
reliable firm of Phelps, Dodge (. Palm
er OF Chicago give us the lowest rates
OF OIL any house with a man on the road.
twenty-five coupons for Dave Nlcol
NESMITH g. ANDERSON,
"BoWlIn "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

81 Mount Pleasant Tex, May 27.-Mlss
SISSY Jupe" Peak-aboo, peak-aboo.
heres Two more votes for you with
more 10 follow Please send two more
'oubes' ioufs, i. o. BOX A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

smithville, Tex. May 9T.--AIiss Sissy
Jupc Fort Worth, Tex Dear Mins
Sissy; lnclosed ind 10 coupons, which
You may vote for Howard w Peak /
know you have been working hard. ana
! snl DO all car Ter you from now an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Archer City, Tex, May 26-To the
Busby Club: Please find lnclosed 25
coupons MI out and vote for a. S.
Busby. We are not acquainted with
the gentleman. but have known II w.
Williams for eighteen years, ana know
that no would not have an employe
that was not honest and competent,
Send me some Burby budgcs and we
win rustic some more votes, Yours
truly, FN-BEBlEL.
II. n. Ricketts,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY.
=, s. The winner viii please call on
II. W. Williams & Co. who will take
| pleasure In delivering the prize.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Miss Susie Jupe. care Gazette. city
Enclosed ind 40 votes for Mr.. Peak. l
hope he will win.
CHARLIE MAY SCOTT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

straddlebad, Tex. May 2s.--Miss Sissy
Jupe. Wen, Sissy, once again I drop
my ten in the tin bread box. Say,
Sissy, what do those Busby people
mean by hollcrins Coordination" so
muchf The Lord knows have formed
no combine with any one but you, and
that was because ! admire your pluck
and just naturally like you anyway.
Mother says she knows you are smart
for work by the way you are sticking
to Peak. Say, Sissy, would It be worth
my while TO spruce up and take a trip
over your way7 Now l know II IL
rather bold In me to make this re-
quest on such short acquaintance. but
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Please place the 80 votes for Mr..
Busby. / will continue to save con-
pons to the last day for my fayorits
drummer and would like very much 10
LITTLE LOUIS OWEN.
Seymour Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Vernon. Texas. May 27-The Busby
Club, Fort Worth. Tex: Enclosed find
100 coupons for a. s. Busby. Respect
fully, PIERCE q HOPE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Omaha, Neb.. May 26.-Editor Ga
gette.. Fort Worth, Tex: Dear slr--In-
closed herein YOU Will find coupons.
which you will please count for INV
friend. A. s.. Busby. Coupons are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Comanche. May 24-Editor Gazette:
We inclose you 2Sd votes for a. 3,
Busby and little Mary. Comhnche
VIII never forget the help She received
in the Gazette's wonderful Hardin
School contest from some OF the mem
bers Of the Busby club. and we are in
II 10 stay. Yours
THE COMANCHE BUSBY CLUB.
f. o. Paine Mg'r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Round Rock. Williamson Co r.,.
May AR N Mcknight. president asS 3;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Mrs. L. u. sansoni, Fort Worth, Tex.
Enclosed 20 votes FOR Mr.. Busby.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-29

Cleburne, Tex, May 27.-Miss Sissy
JJupc! Despair not over the grave q
rev votes that the leader has in this
contest, There blooms for Howard.
Peak the beautiful flower OF hope, IN
closed ind 20 votes for Howard p
yours ever, PEGGY, THE PULLET,
Alais John II. Colyllle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-26
ENGLAND AND NICARAGUA.
The United states to see That the Re-
public Has Fair Play.

Washington City. March 25.-Dr. Guz-
man. the Nicaragnan minister. was at the
Ssate department this morning, and the
inference Is that he has becn consulting
Secretary Gresham regarding the plti-
matum II is evident that the state de-
partment Is deeply concerned IN this mat
ter and a statement from Ambassador
Bayard explaining the purpose OF Great
Britain is anxiousiy looked for. II Is not
believed our government can object 10 fhc
creation OF a committee Of fair com
plexfon to ascertain and find damages
sustained by British subjects in Near
aqua and Ehe issue appears 10 have mar
roweA down 20 the demand Of an In
demnsty OF fl590 for the expulsion Of Mr..
Hatch. the British consular agent at
Rtuefelds There is already a disposition
10 examine into the matter further and
ascertain whether she Nicaraguan gov
ernnent did not act entirely within its
rights fn cxpelling the consular agent.
II was charged ny the Nlcaraeuans that
Hatch. who was not a diplomatic officer
and SO could claim no exemption on that
score. took an active part In rhe political
turmoil a. Rluefcids and dh much TO
cure the overthrow Of the SicaFaguan
government In she town and the rein
statement cf Chief Clarence. II this were
true then under ordinary conditions there
would be little doubt of tho right or tne
Nicaraguan government 10 expel him
from the country. BUT the conditions In
Rluedelds a. the time were not ordinary.
fer. according u the British contention.
the Mosquito reservation was actually un-
der A British protectorate up TO the date
of the Mosquito convention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-26
Fort Townsend Barraeb-.

Washington City. March E-Speciai-
The barracks al Fort Townsend VII rot
be rebuilt. Gen. Otis. commanding the
department Of the Colum oia. has reported
adversely. 2ad the secretary Of xar has
sustained MS report. About the ist Of
February and just after the IRE az Fort
Townsend destroyed the old barracks the
Port Townsend Chamber OF Commerce
adopted a resolution asking the secretary
or war to nave suitable barracks erected
AZ once 70 take the place OF those de-
stroyed by FIRE. This resolution was re
ferrei as Is the usual manner OF proceed
ure hv Secretary Lamont 70 the coFl-
manding general Of that department. In
the meantime senator Squire and Repre-
sentative Doolittie made personal appeals
TO the secretary. but without aVau. they
being, put OF With the statement that the
whole matter was in the hands Of Gen.
Otis Now the la1tsr's adverse report
has been made. concurred In by Gen
Schoneld. and officially promulgated as
final by the secretary OF war. This is one
step toward the Capitalization Of troops
on Puget Sound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-26

Kansas city. March THE exact
amount a. Insurance or the Reid Broth
ers' Packing Company plant. burned yes
terday. and the appoTtleumeut among tho
various agencies. could not be learned to-
day William J Reid stated the property
vas insured for aoout ~ or - per cent. Or
i,s value n various insurance agencies
T-ne largest amount vas in board com
uanses or thuse that are represented 81
me local beard % underwriters From
another source g was learned tne com
pauy carried about SO co IN the IN
deTunity Exchange. "a local oreanlzat ton
made Up - the packing house companies
and fsw big mercantile firms FOR tneir
own protection II 81 The FIRST heavy loss
ssis pany has been called on 20 sand
Hni ne regular companies are closely
watching tne eTeet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-26
\ Drunken Woman Drowned.

Pendleton. Or. March 25.-The coroner's =
jury today returned a verdict OF death
by exposure and dissipation in the case
or Mrs. Peter Pamburn. who was found
dead at Athena Saturday night, but the
officers are collecting evidence 10 present
TO the grand jury. fastening the guilt on
some one for causing her death. Mrs.
Pamburn Saturday evening started for
her ranch and Is said 20 have been under
the influence OF liquor. Suiay morning
she was found dead on the bank of a
small stream within the city limits OF
Athena. She had been drowned in two
feet OF water and dragged from the
stream, as marks on the bank showed.
The woman was notorious character,
and known in every town in this county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-26
An Unknown Man Killed at Kalama.

Kalama. Wash. March 25.-Special.-An
unknown man. six feet one inch tall.
weighing 2o1 pounds and dressed as la
borer, was jostlei off brake beam and
killed while the north-hound through
freight was pulling of the transfer boat
last night. There were no papers found
on him by which his identity could he es-
tablished. A young man who was found
on the same car claimed 10 have walked
with him from Portland TO Goble. While
he did not know the name OF the de-
ceased, he asserted that the unfortunate
man informed him that he lived about
thirty-two miles north of kalama and
six miles from the railroad station. The
remains were turned over to the coro-
ner. who Immediately telephoned TO Win
lock, 40 from the description given, par
ties at Winlock thought it was one
kessieF. who owns a ranch about six
miles from Ainslie, and who had been in
Portland TO find work at his trade as a
carpenter II this is correct he leaves a
large family in destitute circumstances.