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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-02

w1fe<-tzak grousds. plans ani snxsrac-
fionss Ter Improvement Of grraads
about engine hoase No 6, and for Pho
neer and other public street araas.' .
Attached 10 the superintendent re-
PORT are several typewriter page~ 81
excelienf suggestions relative TO plant
las and parking Of streets
In selecting trees Cor street plant
ing, he says, those varieties should
De chosen which will best Accord in
form and foafaxe with the general
character desired, besides which Ii Is
also Necessary TO take into eonsidara-
ton Their adapsabiiity to the location
IN respect OF soil. elevation and expo
sure. as these are important factors IN
securing a robust and iuxuriant
Growth. without which street trees are
q failure
Streets with telegraph tines should
be txovidei with low. fiat-growing trees
and the wires shcuid be placed high
above or insulated underground.
It may be added that. while grated
trees are often objecss OF novelty, IN
fe;est and beauty, yet the natural
trees grown from seeds are. as rule.
mora enduring ard. all things being
equal, tend to much Enore robust and
iuxur1ant habit
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Board of Pubic work. Proc.sasnss.

At the regular meeting of the board Of
public works Monday the contract for
shortening the water tank OF the fireboat
Snoquaimie was awarded to the Wash
ington Iron Works for SO. The Puget
Sound Boiler Works wanted SO for the
work and the Vulcan Iron Works So.
a permit was granted kaufman Bros.
to remove earth from Barclay street ep-
posite their property. corner of McClair
street.
The bids received December q for fur
ntshing wood TO the Lake Washington
pumping station were rejected as being
too high.
The secretary was instructed to notify
the board of education To replace the side
walk ON the south side of Weller street
and remove the debris from Weller street
between South Twelfth and South Four
teenth streets.
The annual report OF the superintendent
Of public parks was filed.
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BREyITiEs.

Scottish Rite aiazons. thirtseth degree,
at Masonic temple. tonight at 100.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Ssciesy
w5l hoisf its regular monthly meeting to-
day at p. m. az THE chamber OF com
nierSe
The employees Of the Oregon Improve
mens Company hast naght presented j. r.
sspsck aerniTe, the night dispatcher on the
BARROW gauge road, with q Christmas tire
az the coca office.
George Morgan ana Dennis Mccarthy
were arrested Monday night by Officers
Grant and Powers for stealing a trunk
frcsn ssnra In the Sagire-tas hulii-
ing on Main street. and selling IL 10 a
secondhand man for so cents.
Chief oS Police Rogers has received n
letter from r. II. Powell. Of Manchester
England. inqHiriug for the address of his
brother. John Powell. aged about a years
He is 5 feet inches high. OF sssssfsz,yn
build, BIAS slight cast N taesrlSsit eye
is married and had two es.s idr.n. The le,-
ter states that when last heart OF h. nagi
settled down in South Seattle. Sgsosson.-
4xrs.s
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Plsas ~ the Company 20 Brisg Prsdsc,
IN at lev Rates


Articles of Incorporation for the Kirk
Land & Seattle Ferryboat company, with
q capital stock Of s.. oea. have been taker
out by Peter Kirk, Charles Palmer ard
Oran kite.ey. ard active work will be
begun az once The company proposes
to build q ferryboat to run across Lake
Washington direct between Madison
street and Kirkland and make hourly
round trips. The fare win be 10 cents
each way and mcuthly tickets will be
placed at g. or cents each way. Freight
viii be hauled for 81 q ton and loaded
teams win be charged IS cents one way
or st-lo round trip.
The farmers east of the lake are all
heartily In favor OF the enterprise and
are willing and anxious co give ali their
assistance. At present and In the past
their produce ross on the ground be-
cause OF their inability to get 1t TO mar
ket at less than $50 a ton b. the rail-
road. burt wath the ferry in operation
they can haul their products all the
way to this city from Cherry valley and
all points as far as Snoqualrnie pass.
All teams ard stock coming through
the pass viii then come here
instead OF going to Snohomish. as only
Is cents will be charged for ferrying
each animal instead OF 81, as at present.
The farmers around Cherry valley and
Tolt are DESTROYS OF doing their trading
IN this city. but are compelled to trade
in Snohomish and market tAsir goods
there ON acceun. OF there being no bridge
across the Snoqualmie river at those
towns. Bridges are needed AT both those
toxins. and the commissioners are now
preparing to build them.
The company will build steamer
twenty-six feet wide and I'D feet long
with ono wide passage way in the GEN.
ter. The boat will be propelled by conf
pound engines and viii have a comfort
able cabin with firSt-ciass accommoda-
items and a large hurricane deck.
The present time between Madison
street and Kirkland Is from IS minutes
10 an hour one way. and the new COM
pany expects TO make it in % minutes
ono way. or a round trip every hour,
which will give 1t sufficient time to ham
die freight.
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The False Fir. alarm rseni Again.

The senseIess fiend who delights In send
ing false fire alarms started the whole
department out at 2;as yesterday after
noon by sending In call from an auxil-
larry 10 box Al. at the corner of West and
Spring streets. The run, of course. was
a fruftiess one, and fortunately resulted
in no harm 20 any OF the engines. The
chief made an investigation. but no trace
could be found OF the party who sent in
she alarm. The Seattle Instantaneous
Fire Alarm Company offers to pay $50 for
the arrest and conviction of the party
who sent III the alarm.
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A Cutie to Trare,ars.

The January number OF the Official
Railroad and Marine Gazette and Hotel
Guide presents an attractive appearance
and contains an unusually large amount
OF valuable Information The current issue
covers 40 pages. 1t contains all railroad
and steamboat schedules. lists OF the lead
ing hotels. and much general information,
including an alphabetical list of all cities
and towns In the Northwest. with stage
connections 10 all points not on railroad
or steamboat lines.
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sh. woula No. Pro..cus. Hin.

Thomas Pierce. the colored coachman
who was arrested Sunday morning on the
charge OF attempted arson. was released
from the city Jail Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Irving. who runs the boarding
house that was set on are. was taken TO
the prosecuting attorneys Office by one
Of the city detectives. but she refused to
file complaint against Pierce and he was
released.
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Las. of the old Year. rir.. Of tho New

The name OF Michael Conner aiorns the
biotter at police headquarters as the
last arrest made In 1924. and j. Murphy
helped to start the record for 1895. being
the first man arrested with the new
year only one hour arsf twenty ulnutes
OH. charged with disorlerly conduct. The
number OF arrests By the police during
December Was Ga. being the greatest
number OF any north during the year.
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Bart.est's bankrupt croctery al. hard.
ware ar auction commencing next
Wednesday. IN the interval no reason
atse ocsr refused. Paclsc Hardware Co.
I'll Yegler ayeEue.
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MARINE NEWS.

Port Townsend. Jan 1.-Sp~cial.--Ar-
rsvsst-ss1gsp wm-huset*s from san Fran
CISCO. at Naraiuo. salied-Shsp John A
Briggs and haxS Alex. NkcSesl from Ma
yAxinso 9ag Saa Francas4so.
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drawn, bat E6ecfs Are Siight.
The present. Insurance war seems to be
confined chiefly to California, the man.
ayers o. the companies withdrawing frou
tho Pacific Insurance Union not deeming
VI important 10 notify the ioca, agents OF
their action. Burns & Atkinson. who are
agents here for the Firemsn's Fund. COM
mercisl Union and Home Mutual. have
received no notice from the general man
ager that the action has been taken. An
nouncements Of other companies having
Withdrawn have been made 50 that about
q dozen are out. Il has not in the least
affected business In Seattle and as no at
tempt has been made to cut rates any
where hopeful feeling Is being engen-
dered.
a prominent local insurance man said
yesterday that AIagiu. the general man.
ager of tie Phoenix and Home, was free
TO cut rates any time IL ne desired to do
so, but that he had not and probably
would not attempt IL Magili had really
Withdrawn two years ago. The Insurance
companies had a war of rates in Port
Land two years ago, but IL was soon over.
s-----------------------
A Batch Of Port Angeles Lot Patents.
The following Port Angeles LOT patents
were received AZ the land Office Mon
day: 4. Bergiund, w. ID. Boone. J. 4.
Banks. +. Bayer, Maggie Boone, c. A.
Bacon. Hannah A. Burnside, T. w. Brad
ley. Stella Bradshaw. George Bruce. Mary
J. Brayne. 4. T.. Beaumont. Carrie Bell,
f. Bryant. +. +. Bay. Hiida Bay, Maggie
Boone. T. II. Bradley. Joseph Barrow.
Jens p. Christensen. A. X. Chitwocd,
Laura v. Christensen. ]. c. Gail, d. ID.
Campbell. ]. W. Cruthers. Fannie Dever-
ell, Charles Blake, ]. Berg, Hilda Bay,
Kate III. Brewster. T. III. Bradley, Minnie
A. Beam, j. j. Byrne, T. IL. Bradley.
Charles Blake. George Bruce. ID. C. Hib-
bard. Mary ]. Hoyt, j. ID. Hickox. Isaac
lsaacson, David Burness, Peter Holz-
mann. Karl c. Hittstrosn, Mary ]. Hoyt,
J. III. Helmer. {. G. Hoffman. w. T.
Graham. Emma Grams, August Grams.
George II. Gale. +. J. Gestring, f. NJ
Grant. Lillian y. Gay. W. f. Graham and
John Graham.
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e.rsv - - = El"WHsEs hECA1sga frsvfTf
sss untn Deee4ltzr.
es f~~ax taxe.
xr.,.s aas'y park. whka1a CONTAINS a.rs
Isa-T ss'ssag lssszessaS,ev. 1898. and Jan
I*w,s. SAD FEBRUARY. 1894. = limited
49, vas employed grazing uS,aa the
49, according - the approved
Re-. eas grading consisted an st,a
q SD saving ~ the surface sasl
j6a..s .s,ssi'ss. AMI the removal. where
% sAe sah-c.ay so.l 10 places
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copses 81 the SPACE Neg Years ell
iioa OF the Pssss-InteiisgesSer. wrapped
for mailing, saAs be oasataei a; Tire hass.
ness oss5ce " the paper.
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old February I, and you ought to see his skin
now, smooth, even, and beautiful pink and
white color He il as healthy as he can be. The
CUTfcuRA REsoIyEST has given him tone, yigor
and strength. enclose his portrait.
WM. A. GARDNER, ls4 L. l2Sd St., New York.
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I,r. Prices Cream Baking Powdes
Wsszs Fsir tslEbsse a1s1sl - oiessaA
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Wien Eahv was sscx re gavcher castoriA
When she was f.alt3. she crses sor css.oria.
When sae became Miss. she ching 70 Csxforsa.
When she had c.,isirer. sse gsse shsn cssso.ss.
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LITTLE BABY WAS RAW
Distressing Skin Disease from Birth.
Cured In 8 Weeks by Cuticura.
Now Healthy us Can BE.

My baby boy had been suffering from birth
with some sort of an eruption, The doctors
called IL eczema. His little neck was one raw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-02

anu tNfs3Heu taASs OF Tttt,
infiafned flesh. His arms
and across and under his
thighs, wherever the fat
flesh made a fold, were Just
the same. For four weeks
after his birth he suffered
with this eruption, and
until I got the CuTlcURA
REMEDIES, there was little
sleep for any one. In five
week she was completely
s.,,xxa,l uaxras pire vyaeira
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DanVsc skin and Scalp purified aud hesusiaed
UUUI y by CurIcuEA soar. Absolutely pure.
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cuTlcuRA WORKS WONDERS

From the age of two months my baby suffered
with the eczema on her face and body. Doc
toTed without avail. Used turIcrRA REMEDIES.
Found them IN every respect satisfactory. The
child has now a beautiful skin and is cured. Wo
cheerfuliy recommend the same To all mothers.
Mas. j. ROTHENBERG, i6s3 First Ave-, y. Y.
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CuIlcuRk REMEDIES

Have egecssd the most wonderful cures OF tor
turing and dishguring skin and scalp diseases
OF infants and children ever recorGed. They
afford instant relief, permit rest and sleep. and
point TO a speedy cure when the best physicians
Fail. Parents, save your children years of need
less suffering. Cures made in childhood arc
permanent.
Sold throughout the weird. Price. CrrrcuRhs
Doe; soar aac.; REsoLvgsr. o.. POTTER Data
AND CHEN Corr, eoie Pyopriciors, Boston.
As-"Iicw 10 Cure skin Diseases" mailed free
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y.
THE nursery already contains a good
~ number or valuable and choice ma
tive trees ard shrubs. difficult 10 trans
plant successfully In their native state.
but which, being nursery ssscsed. are
in corniition fer safe transpisntfnE.
THE stock during the past year has
made a most excellent growth, and the
condition cf growth and development;
To which IL has now arrived demands
a special method I'm the pruning and
management OF each variety sf tree
and shrub. The first ohjeet aimed at
IN this method Of treatment will be- To
develop the plant In the line Of It's nat
uyal character. and secondly. 20 sup
s,lant this by such pruning and treat
rnens MS Is best calculated 10 produce
the sIiost harmonious and pleasing ef-
feets az bloom and foliage.
"a leaf-tc soxs feet has hesen added
10 the south end uf the hot~house and
Is heated BY the SYSTEM heating the
hot-teds. The object ~ this Is 10 re-
neve the over-crossissf dollhouse for
growing early large foliage bedding
plants.
Persons desiring 10 obtain plants
srs. Informed that sales for money are
not made under any circumstance.
In exchanges the department esideas-
ogs 70 deal justly. taking into consia-
Grafton che rarity. variety and desiTa-
hlay OF plants offered. Special aitsn-
ttoss II called - the importance az
obtaining the valuable native stock OF
fsssa s~oxssf, as we'll as rare European
plants not otherwise introduced here
Taose desiring ~ make ,sxehaE@es VIII
also please notice che rlaFts nsafsaei in
the nursery list where DO quantity t.
Indicated THIS Is designed To give the
names af plants not yet Ia possession
.as the department, and which X Is
desired 81 osyfain
s.Aassse gsSssn the general psraS WORK,
the department has furnished plans for
street parking and fer treatment g
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1895-10-30
D A K @ e A I.

Innebranda kreatur. En- STALL
oyggnad, tillhorig farmaren John Rsu-
stad fran Wahpeton trakten 0delades
genom eldsyadai torsdags, hvarvid 1
hastar och 5 kor blefvo inne branda.
Postmastare pa baIans. Vid un-
dersokning af postnastare Bjornsons
Christine, n. D., rakenskapsb6cker
upptackte postinspekt6r Clemens for
ra veckan en- balans pa S270. 40 j post
kassan.
RysIigt illdad. W. Rurmeisters-
Moose River, N. D., 10:ariga dotser Ls-
ma valdtogs hdrom agenundersfaderns
oortovaro afen usling, som for att dol
ia slit brott derpa satte cid pa huset,
hvarvid saval Lena som hennes br0der
William, Otto och Gnstaf innebrandes
Var prenumerant ar uppfinna-
rem. For tya veckor sedan meddelade
VI, att Neis johnson South Pierre, S.
d., erhallit patent en- af honom upp-
lunnen vaderqvarn. Notisen, som hem
tats ur en- anglo-amerikansk dagtid-
ming, var emellertid s;i till vida orik-
tig, att uppfnnaren Ell var Nels john
son South Pierre utan var yiilkande
prenumerant Nels P. Johnson i South
Shore, S. D. ......
Mer an vanligt pratsjuka maste
hansasgummorna yara och synnerli-
gen ttlltalande mlste deras pladder To-
refalla de CODA DIxotaborna, ON man
m Ilonn 10 zfG-
vissa at deras emanciperade systrars
forkarlek for att upptrada SOM offentIi-
| ga taiare och de senare efter den be-
girlighet. med hvilken de vid h0gtidliga
| tlllfallen synas lyssna till qvinnoprat
Sa har ju den 0kanda mrs Lease en-
lang It'd rest land och rike omkring for
att lata slit f0rstands ljus upplysa den
morkret fallna yerlden; och hvart hon
kommit ha hittills oh5rda visdomsord
fOdat fran hennes qvinliga lappar lika
ymnigt som den tareaod, Zantippa tro-
ligen utgj6t, da hon fordom med sina
pomma f0rmaningar frojdade Sokrati
hjerta. Med 6ppna armar har hon af-
ven mottagits, sarskildt i S0dra Da-
kota, der en- allman fest synes f6rlora
ALT intresse, ON mrs L. skulle fa for
sig att lysa med sin frauvaro, hvilket
dock sallan handler. Mrs L. ar emel-.
iertid Ell Kansas enda taltrangda qvin-
ma, ty enligt underrattelse fran Fargo,
4 M d., lir COR narvarande en- AMMAN
Kansasgumlna vid MANN mrs Johns re-
sd omkring fran plats till plats inom
staten for att halla tai qyinnofragan
och organisera qyinliga rostrattslks Issssh4-
i bar, ett fDfeh afvanae, hNiEget hon S.
/ ven sdges roma framgang.
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TIN Tidlilgens LaSaIe.

/ dag utkomn1er tidningen under
Bnnat namn fastan icke ett nytt ell
Ter okandt sadant. Under en- langre
It'd har det nemligen varit pa f0rslag
att alter upptaga det gamla namnet
MINNESOTA STATS TIDNING, sasom
varande mera lampligt. Denna It'd
ming, innefattande MINNESOTA STATS
TIDNING och SKAFFAREN, raknar sin
alder fran den forstnamdas grund-
laggning af ofYerste Hans Mattson
ar 1877. Tidningen har under en-
fold at ar forndmligast varit en- po-
litisk nyhetstidning med =. en- afdel-
ming egnad at kyrkliga och andliga
amnen. Lasaren inser derfor att
nu vidtagna Misunderstanding blott
afser att stalla fidningens MANN och
program niirmare harmeni med
hvarandra an hvad som under senare
aren varit forhallandet. ALT SON
narmast hor till SKAFFARENs ur
sprungliga program kommer nu, sa
som forut, att meddelas under rubri
ken Kyrzcan och Hemnoet. Med denns
forklaring skola sakerligen tidnin,
gems vanner inse, att ingenting nytt
forts pa banan an, utan reduceral
sig hela iindringen till EFT systema
tiskt ordnande utaf hvad vi ega d.
bada tidningarne SIX och M. S. T
Var tidning ar numera bland all
minheten sd val kand for sin sunds
tendens och fasta hallning ALA Wig
tigare sporsmal inom kyrka och sta
att vi ingalunda fnna af modem at
vidtaga andringen SAX, Diet will sa
ga rorande tidningens tendens ocf
arbetsplan, utan blott formelt ge
nomfora, hvad som pa grund af Wig
tigare angelagenheter uraktlatits.
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WISCON SIN.

Genom eldsvada 0delades fora
veckan G: Wendells Spencer handels-
lekal och Adolph Wendells smedia och
stallbyggnad, tillskyndande egarne en-
ganska ansenlig f6rlust
Lefnadstrott tadsfullma aktie.
Observation-Disclosures Chris Bon
min Shawano s0kte forra veckan an
da sin jordiska tillvaro genom att mot
pannan affyra EFT revolverskott. lIan-
nen erh6ll EFT farligt sir, men kom
strax under skicklig lakarevard och
lar redan beinna sig pa battringsva-
gen.
Relegerade fran laroverket pa en-
It'd for oregerligt uppf0rande ha tven-
ne studerande vid statens universitet /
Madison blifvit. Iva andra larjungar,
som gjort sig skyldiga till samma f5r-
seelse, undsluppo med skarpa tillratta-
visningar. Braket hade sin grund
den vid de amerikanske laroverken
gangse, h6gst dumma seden att med
lemmarne af Sophomoreklasssn skulle
g0ra lifvet sa surt som mojligt for de
nykomne freshmannianerna
Stor potatis maste man ha Baa-
yer Creek trakten. ON man kan s;itta
tro till en- tidningsnotis derifran, som
f0rtaljer, att farmaren John Sonnen-
berg (Solberg?) under pl0jning forli-
den vecka pa ett stale a stna egors of6r-
modadt st0tte pa en- hog med jordparon
af sa betydande storlek, att plogbillen
ej kunde genomtrauga desamma, utan
fastnade OCH br0ts sender. En- enda
potatis vagde icke mindre an siu, sager
lb., enligt farmarens inf6r n;irmaste
fredsdomare afgifna, h0gtidliga f6rsak-
ran. .-.---r \. -:.1 I'D: ~
West Superior-nyheter: Charles
Giles, kock q bogserangaren Fske, fans
fredags morse liggande d5d mere
American Steel Barge Companys
skeppsdoeka. Manner hade troligtviss
forlorat balansen och fallit ner doc
kan, da han f0regaende alton efter ett
bes6k staden s0kte begifva sig till an
garen, som vid tillfallet undergick re-
paration och endast genom en- small
gangbana stod f6rbindelse mad fastas
Ilandet.-Till f0lje af stadsfullm;iktiges
If0rsumlighet att It'd beifra malet
mot polischef Luton. f6rf0n detsamma
sasom forra numret papekades. och
har derfor den varde tjenstenlannen
anyo intradt i slit einbete Synharli-
gen har polischefen nagra trosasta vans
ner vixen, hvilka gjost slit IN
fytande gillande for att forebygga en-
narmare understanding at den sjukliga
saken. / malet mellan ioaom och krog
warden Ennis blef han dock phi illz ttfsilsl
$40 for 0fyerfall. Firman Strohman
Bros, som Or egare till stadens stors ta
/ giuteri, n6dgades forra vecllan Diver
Ilemna sina affarer utredning
/ handler till f6lje al uppkomna nenings
i skill kompanienerna eflel-
Ian. -Kontraktsfirman Barnett 10 Re-
i cord ha ingatt kontrakt med egarne
till Daisyqyarnverken ON aterupp I
i gande az den harf6rliden ned brunna
4 Daisyeloratorn.
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ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Mgr. Satolli blir kardinal no
vember, sager ett farskt telegram fran
Rom. *'-s
Hvetem marknaden f6retedde Ell
nagon vasentlig andring forra veckan,
Priset varierade mellan so och 81 cents
Chicago. ...... .-. IT,
Pipestone Points guldgrufva
nara Rat Portage, Manitoba, Kanada,
ar af siua egare said till ett engelskt
syndikat. Arbetet der skall b6ria ge.
mast. .~. .. .-.~. .-. .-..a. ..-
Velocipedrekord. John S. John
son, den beryktade bicyclemannen, har
ater sankt rekordet, denna gang till
l:44.5 for en- mills "hygande fart''. Det
skedde harom dagen Louisville, Ken
lucky. .,.,>~sr
Kongress for uppfostrare sam
mantradde j fredags a utsta1lnings-
platsen i Atlanta, Ga. Manga framsta-
ende skolmdn och uppfostrare deltogo
Kongressen afslutar sina sammantra-
den morgon. s
Mckinley kraftigt understood.
Den gamla forbundssenatorn Sherman
har tillkannagifvit, att han pa grund
af sin alder denna gang icke ar nagon
presidentkandidat, utan att han stall
let kommer att gifva Ohio.guyern0ren
ALT det understood han ar maktig att
gifva.
Postverkets henl1igheter. Enligt
de nyligen afslutade rakenskaperna for
F0renta Staternas postverk stego In
komsterna under senaste fiskalar till
SIG, 9S3 12S och utgifterna till $50, 100,
172, en- tillokning af ST, 002, $40 inkom-
ster och So, 465, 73S utgifter till fore
gaende ars rakning. 1s
| Vyerfdsrekord jernvagshastig-
het. Eft extra tag a Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern banan tillryggala-
de torsdags vagen mellan Chicago
tdet utgiek fran gatan 1907 och Buffalo
Greek, Buffalo, eller en- stracka al $40. !
mil pa timmar, SO minuter och
20 sekunder, uppehallen deri inbe.
raknade. Franraknas uppehallen blil
Itaghastigheten 65.07 mil timmen.
| Fiasko. Striden mellan Jim Cor
bett och Robert Fitzsimmons. SON
skulle egt rum under dessa dagar an.
| tingen j Texas eller i Florida eller
Arkansas, och hvars berattigande varit
0remal for domstols omprofning, tyck.
nu torka in. Det ser ut, som Bob
viii draga sig ur spelet, och for rester
det fins ej en- yra F6renta Staterna
Ter kamparne 6ppet och offentligt Il
,ammandrabba. Ofverallt bli de mota.
de. Raft sa!