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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
GEOGRAPHIC.
" APPEAL FOR ARMENIA.
,,,Ir,.ois at a H''iIng Of A'n'
has Of Various Churches
.,.. pemauded for America"
H'' s,",,s. turkey as well as
for Armenian

March o AT n meeting Of
B0siV,' ,bI. violni. y, representing
dai'u' c =, denominations heli
'l1g, bellevue this afternoon '., t ,n'
f. n .,,,l,d condition Of American 10,
en- 1s 'r,rtoy were discussed anu
Y, allowing resolutions were un'n''
l,ly aiop'oi' ,
.iv,i. That IN consequence Of
'hno' I'M between tue Unlteu
u.Hls IN rufkev, % lies wlthin lho
,lttAy,' tbs United 5iatea govern.
go .rgfcI.e ne influence anu
ra' W y. rfoirct the interests u
n.n.i'y, ritifpus resident IN Turkey
A-ps'5Ivti, That IN view VI voc ~
,i.Istlon Of American hghm
~. many yoau, 70 Is the un'y OF
wv. WI ststes TO secure STREET lus'
p, ,sen rare Of violation OF snoh
hi7 g5..,lvsI. That Il Is the duty Of our
.,,.of 10 utter Tvs protest against
~ Armenian n1iocluys 'nA' "'''
I.sspI toe ciNlllalA "S'iH' ,..ttt
sR,,slyed, That We appeal 70 ol,l-
,s','nstoul the United states TO
~ M ,s~iblp inilueuce with tho
.,,gmspta al Washington by peu.
.,sIo lnerWlsc 10 obtain indemnify
Y, M, ag p,,l and security for the iu-
ur -, ,nggrst IN aIl
,l,,,,,rs Of tho gespel Throughout Tue
-Ss,,y 10 bring 10 the attention OF
M eeoplo ON the last SUNDAY IN
asfl tpe facts relating 20 tho Atmch.
~, wv ,,,se.fle. and the vindication Of
CHaELrs CARLTON CoFFiN
Chairman,
REV, FRANcis D.. CLARK,
Secretary.
Rev. Jo'eIh Cook,
R,v. Edward e. Porter
Po. J. W. H.stuckenDurgi
rev william &. window.
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ABEL, lows, AIarcn r. Orlando
wilkins, who was killed yesterday,
while attempting 20 etCale after rob,
hing tho state hank VI Abel, has e
mother, sister and two brothers in
Liviugt0u, Mont TIE men are
prominent and wealthy atock raisefs
ihtrC. The dead man was rus VI the
iu,tltrs cent D. the penitonliary from
Montana 10 saltwater, Mlnu., real.
Tertiary. Hu wa0 originally from
Madison county, Iowa, bus for ths lgst
four or i've years bus wandered
through Montana aud tile NorlhWest.
leading lilo Of yagRbondago ana
crime.
Two yearl ago he robbed a Jew ot
500 Ia drafts IN ST, Paul and was con.
ylcted and rent D. saltwater tor two
yeaTb. Six weeks ago he was telsassd
and returned to his old homo In Mndi.
s1n county
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Hsrn my iIiies Away.

NEW YOiuS, March Ca most sue.
cet5ful test was made this evening vi
the new weather signals contributed
by the weather bureau Ia tho tower %
the Manhattan Lie Insurance COM
pany's new building ~ 80 Broadway.
Sergeant Elias b. Damn, tho local
:oTt ols,ef; II. II. kimuail, architect OF
tho lbui dog; Superintendent A. j..
Blsumnu, VI tho New York l1locttical
Equipment company; a. 3, Lock, q.
o.. Brown aud several ruplrlcrs MAZE
their way up spiral stairway from
the seventeenth 10 the twcuty.iouTlh
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door Of tho building, where the oigubl
lights are situated Ia nu octagOn tower.
"rhete signals" said hT. Dunn,
twill indicate approaching wiHds and
viii not be used NJ rain or anow lignals.
The red light alone indicates eastrfly
wiucs and hurricane, white light a
frosty morning; rod and white, wgttgt-
~ wiudt; zach light Win n green
shade will inuicsts "a cold wave. Ser.
gvant Dunn expressed himtoli as de.
lighted with tue lights,
"rhUte 10 nothing Ike them IN he
world. They can be Hgsn n0atly huy
milUg.1
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vlrnIenl am.IIpoE EnIdsmIe.

LIMA, o., March G,-The smallpox
scare Is growing and matters are au.
Stunning an alarming aspect. Several
now o.hos have heon reported, one a
railroad man located Ia q boarding.
house near the business section Of the
city. Twenty-Five bonrioTf, IA slly
railroad men, hro locked In, wbilu
several occupants Of tue house, discoy-
urlng there WIS cueo OF RmsllpoN, lef,
bvi1Ie tins health authorities took
charge, aud are now scattered In vsti.
Gus parts Of the city. An epidemic Is
threatened, ~ the cate Is Of tho most
viTulent form.
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InnIaR,tIoN or JEWS.
Animated Debate In the GERMAN
Hsichstnc.

BERLIN, Msrcn During the dc.
hate in tue Rcichs.gg today, the qus'-
tiau % rcelrlc,ing Jewish lmmigfhti On
was discussed. Herr Haas suggested
naturalization should be made coudl-
tlonal upon the national sentiment VI
the individual applying for n ami
upon his ability 10 earn % livirg.
Herr RiUkeft declared thtt Herr Hans
wisnui 10 erect "a Chinese wall against
Tree intarcoutng.
Dc. Won BooitIcher said u was con-
tthfy o. the spirit Of commercial ifol.
ties 10 provcr jew belonging to a
contracting SKATE from engaging 10
trade In durmauy. On tho other hnnd
there was nothing 10 prevent the gov
eminent from expelling n foreigner
VINO iuiriugui the police feRulatlopF'
Herr Hermts, amid loud AMI ut-
ceusiug Interruption, Violently
attacked the anti'Scmitep, whom lac de-
ciafod TO be- O diignue 90 Germuuyi
anu worsu even than tbs socialists.
Rector Ahlwnrdt, ihu notorious Jcw
hator, made violent diatribe against
the Jsws, whom lao repeatedly do
s,rlbed ~ teiug beasts Of proy, bwlnd'
ltfs ana pirates.
Herr Richter protested ngginst the
president Of tho Reicha,sgi Herr Lovit-
COW, allowing such B,uuuHiOus remarks
10 pass without Ccuauro, but Herr
Rlohtcr was himself robukud by Herr
Lcvilx1W, who, amid loud applause
from tho membura " tho right, Hfid
be could net permit hiB conduct ir the
chamber 10 tc criticised. To this Hcrr
Richter reioriou, OF have not tech.
meal rivnt 10 do on, I have 90 least the
morri night on my side" l3regt up
ronr.l Tho discussion was tuun clo8uJ,
aud after heated personal cfitigisms,
| the proposal Ui Haas WIS rejected.
| Later the resolution OF Won Hammer.
stein ugaiust Jewlsh immigration wAi
| rejected by vote Of lG5 10 81,
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,LrGELn', MESSAGE.
Il, ,ay. = Certain Kind Of "FHiri"t.
i.nn b 700 lnmmnn.

spEls0riElD ~, March 0.-loy-
trof Augtl Eday sent n bpccial
ryitasr 10 The state legislature touch
lBt he rental u school lands Ia Chit
40. declaung that tho rentals are lar
ts.5v wha. tho lands should earn on
sbt,l, Of aciu.l worth. Ho points cut
iba, The leases were originally made
With provision ior rovaluAii3n uvcry
I've yeatt TO 30 fixed by commission.
en appointed by the board, rents 10 be-
tali On 4 basis Of . PCT oULt on the AZ
tsssod valuation; that recently the
hoard give w. tlghi to appoint AL three
commissioners, allowing two Of them
70 be apYyinled by the Judges Of the
courts; that II ii baing proposed by
sons parties 10 lhtifeat 10 nave the
bard waive The fighl T. secure tovn.-
uilisns altogether
he points out that this time q q.
nhncIAl dtpfsn.on II unavoidable f0I
fixing yaIuti, and asks the Legislature
q piss a. emeiguncy act 10 prevent
thh ini compel tho payment Of an
attqliii rectal IN the future.
tie mlkti the particular point OF
iasi that tour great daily newspapers
bold school land leases and three Of
them seuilly publish on school prop.
tiiy, AMI scores some Of the papers In
iugoi9ll manner, saying that "why-
lhg lat hag Win Oue hand a plundog-
lhg Ihe Iublic with the other l. form
cnlioli,n that "a getting ~ DO Uu-
uirIJ l0g c0mm0u.'
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PHILADELPHIA, March o. - "Jim.
mic" Logur, the notorious burglar nud
supposed murderer, gave himself up
lus. ulght TO the police. In addition
tOA liz. % crimes, such ~ burglary,
bank robbery, etc, he IL wanted Oh
tho charge u wife murder. LoIue vas
connected with tho robbery Of the
Catholic Beneficial Savings fund ln
1870, and later robbed Naval COnstruo-
tor Isaiah Hhutcom Of between $4,000
and !75,OJO. lie IL also said 10 have
bDrn implicated In the Manhattan bank
robbery.
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SILVER AGAIN,T oOLD.
The Fight la 1880 on Geographical
Rot Potiitrai Lines,

NEW YORK, March IA special
tispntoh irIm Columbia, 3. o., ~ the
World tay,; Governor John Garry
Evans returned from Washington and
Boston lhat night aud when asked for
his impression Us 10 national politics,
said;
"fhe light Ia 1890 will be- on geo.
graphical instead OF political lines.
rho south ana west will inevitably
come together Ir free silver against
gold. But from tho fact that he Ia
from the little state hlch preoiWttleI
secession Senator Iillmnu would b.
selected 10 leai tins combination. |
am tbtlstcd that whom the revolt
Gomez 40 will be tue central hgure."
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BERLIN, March GA dispatch from
81. Pu,ouUurg today says an imperial
decree has been iH.ucd Ebalithiur tho
utu OF knout for tilsutos committed by
the puAFautfy. statistics were cut.
mitlul TO tho ear showing that dulur
the past Two yoais :, 200 uicd aa rr-
suit Of being whipped with the kuoui,
and n greater number wero only guilty
Of having stolen produce from farmers
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MILITARY ASo NAVAL onpEn.
social Organization Of Dsscsndnuts Of
Veterans.


Social Organization of Dsscsninuts Of
Veterans.
NEW YoHlS, March 6.-The Militsry
and Naval order Of tho United stalos,
social organization whose members
ufo lineAl ucscenuanis Of the male line
OF officers Of uuu IL four wars OF the re-.
Iubug-iho war Of tue Revolution, the
war Of 1872, the war with Tfip0li anI
the Mexican wHi-hCld An initlaioty
meeting In the Century restaurant
Formerly known uH the Century inv-
ofn, 100 Williams sifcot,,lhie afternoon.
The Tavern h tue oldest mouse IN Now
York, dating back 10 1902. IL waE
formerly paurouizsd by Washington,
Lafayette ana other distinguished men
Of the Revolutionary times.
la tho absence VI Commander
Banks, Vice Commander janice IL.
Morgan presided, General Fl,zj0hn
Porter, % veteran f the Mexican " nr,
reviewed In n short address tue causes
lsa1iug up 10 and tue results ELECTED
by tnat war.
Geuorsl EgbeTl l.. Niolo spoke Of the
organization anu It's purposes and said
this order unofOached Ia no way upon
the other military societies Ia the
United Slatus. IL included four wars
where most Of tie societies recognized
only one WAT.
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BRAZIL, lnt., March 0. Tho days
y NHspetalt are revived 1T Brazil.
om'nlhs ago a man named Staple
Hsll5 Yeas.
''Teess ago the wife loit her hus.
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oaII an Ltror OF. nanl.leenInr.

WAsHNOTON, March 5.-rhe seem.
Jog laIliug W since yesterday OF g.
.ilJln the gold reserve. o. show
y We dislllc, treasury statement, wa
We subject Of anxious telrgTaphic IA.
qs'il'i sent today by the treasury
l,Iah 70 The sub-trtasury at New
l'h Toe replies were 10 the effect
llN heie hau been no loss O. T gold,
tihti W export or otherwise, nnd that
we seeming loss WAS OccasiOuei 10y
satiioi IN bookkeeping, by which
sll igtelNed ON account Of bonds had
~ elellled 10 the general gold 40.
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Our Sale Price 80 e.

o PIcc0s N Tanen Raves Cou-
WuL Boz rich Illuminated hair
uuus, imp0EOt'a cost SiOO,
Our Sale Price 75C.
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Cur Sale Price sic.

HUNDREDS oF OTHER BAR.
GAINS ~ LOVELY TAFFETA
pLAiDs. AND FANCY FOR
DRESSES AND WAISTS.
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SILK WAISTS AND SINGLE
SKIRTS.

just received 20 largo Invoice
oi very handsome SILK Waists
and skirts, in greatest variety
and lowest prices
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SILK SAL4E
EXTRAORDINARY!
Great Bargains!

30 Pieces Of ~ inch. an suk
lail.O IfuuUaiso. huayy round
cord, manufacturers cost st.Du.
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rhe ouarantine Rexulations.

Port Townsend, Feb. 4.-SpectaI.-Ship-
ping men have discovered way to avoid
subjecting an inward bound vessel from
a foreign port TO quarantine inspection.
which, incidentally, brings up slight
disagreement With the customs author
titles. The law requires such vessels 20
procure quarantine bills of health at
this port before passing up Sound or en-
tering at any Of the supports. Excep-
lions are made to Port Angeles. . port
OF call, where municipal bill OF health
Is all that is necessary. The British ship
Gilcruix from Iquique. Chile, arrived at
Port Angeles this week, procured local
bill OF health, filed her entrance manifest
ut the customs house there and then re-
ceiyed notice from her charterers that
she was to load at Port Biakeiey. and
proceeded up Sound In tow of q tug with
out stopping at the quarantine station.
The proceeding was regular enough I'M
der the law, and the government quar-
an.ine officer. DR.. Simpson. was power
less to order her back here for inspec-
tion. Under existing regulations the
latter does not inspect craft after sun
down, which sometimes occasions vessels
a few hours delay, and that IL the rea-
son shipping men are taking advantage
OF the Port Angeles system OF inspection.
the health officer being accommodating
to examine vessels at any hour OF the
day or night. Collector Saunders and
DIR. Simpson have even sent full state
men,s 10 the department and asked for
Instructions with the view OF obviating
similar trouble In the future and to pre-
serve a thorough system OF quarantine In
epect.cn In the district
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A suiphite Pulp MIN at Evcret..

Tho paper making Industry II Evern,t
which has proved so SUCCESSFUL IL 10 re-
celve fresh impetus by the CONSTRUCTION
OF a new salphlte pulp mill in connection,
With sae present plant. /, Is to sntrss!,,p,
G new process for making wood uasn
Large buildings VIII ee erected aras rsaws;~
VIII oa used from the engine already Il,
operaaoa. The ssizrhsta nsa viii hay,. q.
capacity ct ten tons per day. There are
shFce processes OF making week. psfsp-swo
chemical. ~ which tho soda process Is a.
present Ia USE here: the suiphate. tire ono
to be au4ls. ard the saia!. purely .rsecsan-
icaA kfsosn as ground wsca ssnars,r grind
Ing tire Wood under wafer win DO csak-
sl.s TxcceszL
The a3ssziisza Of this susphsee process
wsi enSss4e the nail 20 diversity tes u-o-
dactfoa - IS % control q laySer asysxssfr<
% gss trade q is legitimate TERRITORY.
Ths psass> wsASea have sasx been re-
cegves,. sssow sae sulphur overs tha AID
tanks two dsxc&tegs for cx~ksn~. sne
screens snas wet machine sar running OF
the paiFA japan VIE &c rssls<4 urea 20
fe~n4sA the sGlahsir. Lane viii he use. Il,
che process. sAe szrs~ a. vita SOFIA FIJI.
se~a ssss 90 ssssle rock h burned daily a;
the snsi TOW. gfe ssrrsy ceuIrw s-or, t,se
san Jaan islands. where Tie ccgnrsary
o~ns n rarcA @ESs Quarry.
Tsae group 90 b1skts1gx 70 BE ~~erse,
xSti enassSaes sAs ae4s plans, 4axra fee,.
,as sfsg%ster roous. stxts fe<s. ard IRE wes
machine ro>grs. saxEs Feet. II is expected
snak Ire Slssgss,5s nasa VIII be ready feg
ep1raasea BY she IRIS cs Iesy.
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SPOKANE ARMY POST.
SUFFICIENT Money and Land Have
Been Subscribed.
,NrER-uRsAN ELECTRIC ROAD,


ep6kana, Feb 1-The cOaaM6ttee hav-
tag in charge The work % rasslng The cash
and lands w4xh which % secure . ste -
100 acres In the outskirts Of Spokane TOR
an army pn1x ANNOUNCE today DAT shs
post II aow practically assured they
have enough cash and land % buy and
trade for I'll che land required When
this 10 done the deed viii b made out 70
the goxsrnuneat. II u beasevod shs var
Department @4a Immediately begin Work
upon ths new post. The site 10 . osaufi-
ful tract along the Spokane river south
west OF the city. II - hissorfc ground.
for II was here that Col Wright. with an
army OF more than Loo regulars. Struck
tia hostile confederated bands OK 60 up
per country the final blow in his decisive
campaign OF 1868. That campaign brought
peace to this section.
The citizens are much gfatsneo g tns
succeysfus termination OF their enorN
In spite OF the hard times. they have
raised nearly oo0o in cash and as Hzucn
more in real estate At It's present vslu-
alton. IL IS said that SSoo0oo win b ex-
pended In the construction OF the posi-.
ana that q garrison OF not less than i'VoV
troops VIII be stationed here.
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A Masked Man Attempts Robbery

snohousish. Feb. ss,--T@ass last evening
a masked man enteEe,. the saloon OF III.
L. Jacobsen and demanded tha contents
&c the Siil u, the same tine striking Mr..
jacobsen with he4vy maple cagb. T.a
latter called hastily for help and the rob-
Der fed iz Ssnse - escape those who "a
once FASTENED 20 the rescue. Later in
the evening al IrtS4lnasn. evidently re-
Gently sren s'Asca Ee. was arrested on
charge ot tia assault Jacohsen was
badly cut over the left eye by the club
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Taenrga, Feb. - -Sree5ai.-The trial OF
Joan Thompson. osherwsse Jeaa Siesorins.
the Portuguese who ia charged with COM
mating criminal assent On Mrs. igna-
cEa I~aGrsana. the ss-year-olf mother OF
his seceasezs wife. was begun today
TIE testimony ~ Mrs. raarsna was still
being taken through Interpreters whe n
ccaFt adjourned. Her story fs1ars in
sesaa particulars from that sold by her
ia she preliminary examination.
Tele * sssa damage ssEt brought BY
Tsasuss Heaiu ssvainss the receivers
oE she Northern Pacific railroad was
sArown cut 81 the Fszseral co%art today
or .he rrosr4 that tie alleged damages.
beng sssicsssa r-scr 20 the recesyesship.
TIE rscslvsrs were 10 parsy 60 I'm action.
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The Investigation OF Judge Ianghorne.

South Berd. Feb. -speciai.-Repre-
sentatives W. A. Halten,an. A.. j. God
dard. J. c. Taylor. Moses Bull and Neal
Chatham. the committee appointed by
Speaker Morrison to investigate the
charges brought against Superior Judge
I,angfsorne by ex-Jndge Hunter, arrived
here this evening and Immediately went
into secret session in the parlors OF tho
Hotel Alibee and began the examination
OF witnesses. The examination will con-
tinue all day tomorrow. as there are a
large number Of witnesses. Judge Lang
horne IS here with his attorney. One of
the main witnesses has been called away
OF important business, and Is t,eyond the
borders OF tho state. He viii be sub
penaed IN the event OF his return In
time. and examined In Olympia.
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Observation-Disclosures RoAI
Frank c. Ross Applies For . Frsncniss
I'm Tacoma.

In Tacoma.
Tacoma. Feb. 25.-Speciai.-An crda-
nance was introduced In the city coun-
oil today To grant franchise to Frank
C. Ross and associates to construct
street railway across the Eleventh
street bridge, UP A street to Seventh.
thence to Railroad. and out Raiiroan
street and Cliff avenue to fae new Oiym-
pic hotel. Two propositions are MADE
BY Ross and his associates. one waefe-
by they agree to pay the city 5000, the
city TO construct double track electric
railway across the Eleventh street
bridge to the city limits. giving the city
entire control Of the line and allowing
any other company to use the tracks;
the other proposition Of the company
is to build the line themselves and gave
II to the city. In both cases they agree
to pay to the city as rental sum not
greater than 2 per cent. OF their gross
earnings, and not to charge more than
8 cents fare within the city limits.
This lire is ouly for the purpose OF con-
aecting with the proposed Seattle-Ta-
coma electric road, work On which. It Is
now stated, will begin shortly. This
road is to run through the Puyallup
river valley to Sumner, thence to Seattle.
tapping one OF the richest parts OF the
state The advantages OF such q road
TO both Tacoma and Seattle. Mr.. Ross
says, are apparent.
Then, too, IL Mr.. Ross wins his euft
now pending In the supremes court.
some railroad. supposed to be the Great
Northern, would connect with the pro-
posed Eleventh street bridge line.
These things make the franchise yalu-
able. and several parties are preparing
to try to secure 1t.
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supreme Court Decision.

Olympia, Feb 23.-Special-The su-
preme court today fled an opinion in
the case OF A Feek. respondent. VS.. J.
i. Brewer. Adora Brewer. Washington
National Bank OF Seattle. appellants: Sc
attic Savings Bank. John Todd ct al. de-
PENDANTS. Respondents here recovered
judgment in the lower court against ap-
pellants for the sum of So. $50. The judg-
mene also decreed foreclosure OF q mort
gage upon and sale OF sixty-eight lots In
Walia Walla addition to Seattle. This Is
an appeal from the order confirming the
sale made by the sheriff pursuant to the
special execution and order OF sale based
on said judgment. The order appealed
from Is affirmed.
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Bartholomny Celebrated Beer.
Nixon q Mcconnell. $40 Front street.
Didn't Take a Paper.
Atlanta Constitution,

A Georgia editor recently Gent out let
ters 10 several farmers requesting them
to get up clubs Of subscribers. One Of
the answers he received was as follows:
Esteemed Sir-My nearest neighbor.
who Is a niger. lives three miles away.
and he takes everything except a news
paper."
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The weyerhauscr Party in Tacoma

Tacoma. FEB. 2s.-Speciss ~-afessrs.
George r. Newell. z. u, Dahigren, C.
a. Weyerhanser. e. NJ. Hoover and Mar
auis de Chanlbgun. OF the Hill party.
arrived In the city on the Flyer at l
o'clock. and returned TO Seastle by ,he
Same boat az 40 O'Clock today. They
we're entertained and shown about the
city 10y w. s. Smith, local agent of the
Great Northern. and Secretary Samuel
Collyer, Of the Chamber OF Commences.
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Investigating El,enshurr Norma, schoo,

Ellensburg. Feb. 25.-Speciai-The leg
islatfve committee TO investigate the
charges against the Normal school trus-
tees began Its session this morning at
the Normal building. The investigation
Is conducted on the grand jury system.
enc witness being examined at q Time,
and the testimony taken down by stem
ographer. a large number of witnesses
have been called from this city. but pos
itively nothing is known as TO what Is
transpiring. A night session Is now be-
Ing held.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
Umattlla Indians Go to washington Cit

Psndaetcn, Or. Feb. 23.-Secretary OF the
Interior Hoke Smith has granted permits
s,on 70 Chiefs No Shirt. PEG and Young
Chief. OF the Umatilla indian reservation.
a. ~o 10 Washington City to ask that
money due for reservation lands sold 70
,,,n.,e sett,ers be paid % them IN cash.
Two hundred thousand doiiars IN inc
hands OF the interior department remains
20 the Indians credit. $4,000 OF which mas
been already distributed. Tho CHEERS want
cash but Indian Agent Harper nas
seherne to use the money In building
houses. Cob w. NJ. Parsons san accom-
many tho chiefs az counsel