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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-12-14

The State of Missouri at the relation
the use Of Thomas A. Catron, Col
the Revenue of Lafayette County
State OF Missouri, Plaintiff,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-12-14

Tie state of Missouri at the relnioc an,
20 tbs uso of Thomas A. Catroy. coiiecsor
Of the revenue OF Lafayette connfv ar
tho State OF Missouri. Plaintn' ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
caAxrIos AraLxr1,. MEDAL.
rhs spIsedsa Trophy 0Rsrsa by Albert
Hansen For 3. A. c. compesisaon.

The splsedia Trophy 0Asrsa by Albert
Hansen For .. A. c. Competisien.
Albert Hansen. tae seweler. has Just
completed two elaborate designs for the
medal to be presented 10 the winner in
the all round athletic .ontas-s cnnaing q n
at the arniory on February IS Tire med
ais VIII be Of exceptional size ana value
The larger design is nearly seven
inches in lsngth and will cost
about sl5a AT the top Is the
crest OF the s A. c. Supported within a
wreath by 3 pair Of oars. Just below this
Is the word .'chsnpson.' in large rsgsef
letters and boriered with heavy se,cll-
work. Suspended from tals by Two links
is . ribbon Inscribed with the name OF
the donor and surrounding a shield. back
OF which are sets Of fasis and broad
swords. Below this is the principal rars
OF the medal hung On two cords from che
crown piece. The center Is a sne5s gram
of s. A. C., about which is inscribed .Aii
Around Athlete Above in relief. are
Indian clubs. bats. baseball and football.
dumbbells and boxing gloves. with the
figssers OF a runner and a walker on the
sides. and on the field below is a view OF
two famous oaxsznen Of The Pacsfe Nerth-
west. prominent members sof The Seattle
Athletic club.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
The Eadowm.as Of wh,.m.a COLLEGE.

Sprfngne1d Repuskcan-
DIR. n. X. Pearsons, Of Chicago for
merly OF Chscopee. wfro made himself
nohly famous by hts generous gifts TO
Western colleges. has lately added an
other to his long list of benefa~sions
This time II IS Whitman college. al waiia
waIlsl. In Eastern Washington, 20 wtssch
he offers to give 5000 as part ~ ssvo on
endowment. Whitman college has been
small and struggling school. founsyesf
years ago in sneuscry Of Or. Marcus Whit
naan. the FIRST missionary VINO penetrated
10 the Pacific Northwest He IL said TO
have crossed the Rocky ITssains IA a
wagon with his wifs and few associates
in 1886. ard also 70 hare ridden from the
Columbia river 10 Washington City Is the
winter OF tsss-fs. IA order 10 persuade. she
government not 20 resin-aninsh Oregon 70
Great Britain. The cossexe has lately re-
eesvesi az infusion Of new life from a
company ~ Eastern divinity students
wf1o have settled I'm !ts neighborAoog
Ora Of fhena. Trr. 8. T. r. Perrose, q
graduate OF the Yale divinity sehDol. has
become iss rrext1ent. Tsse small Western
colleges are doing a most important eiss-
catiofsai work. by fhe way. however
slighnngsy they may be referred 10 here
In the East.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

eAe Japanese Landing at Yunxchinx.
ssnnshai. Jan. 2i.--The Japanese trans
yefs S&buraa Masu. which returned from
kkfaa yesterday. reports that she left the
wi o. Talienwan Saturday, january 10.
1fa ether Japanese Transports escorted
Sarshsps. and arrived of Yuugching.
!. - ar from the Shangtung peninsula. at
yaseak on Sunday, January 20. The Ye
lana and other Japanese warships then
pssei desachnlents of marines. who met
an feteie resistance from the Chinese
szsss. supported By four guns mounsed
ss'oss. The fire OF these guns was an
sssfea from the Japanese boats. and the
sas'ese eventually dispersed when the
80 y the japanese warships opened fire
slsh thssn The Japanese landing was
ssssSed without any loss being sustained
NE invaders. and the four guns pr,-
.ss-ss mentioned we're captured by the
A@'Res landed from the Ye yama. I'M
.s's'asesy atitrward the landing of jan
treeps began. and was nearly COM
s.sssa Nnsn the Sahema Maru left Yung-
sA<AS Monday last. Two English women.
- eefman woman and one Chinese w1-
sao Were found in charge of the
ssa5sa'ag lighthouse. were placed s,n.iar
- sa'se pay they had been receiving,
- instructed. in the interests Of COM
@ ! ard other traffic al sea. Ia keen
sae Aghs burning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
BREvarIEs.

Or. III. r. Smith. the dentist. has re-
moved DO rooms II. Il and Is Hinckley
block. Second and Columbia streets
Two Lake Sslore freight trains collslssi
at F'remursE al e:s5 last evening. smash
Ing a headlight and throwing a brake
man to the groansi
The Oregon Improvement company sent
out 80 tons cf Franklin coal to the United
States saip M1hicaa Yesterday 70 be test
Cd by Chief Engineer A. T.. Exlgard
The masquerade ball of the Seattle
Turn vereFn viii take pIa>e at Turner
iasll SAturiax January ~ GssiYss en-
nasque, 81: LADIES' and spectators. Soc
OF the grade tax on Knbourne avenue
$3.50. or over per cent. has already
been paid in. a larger proportion than
has yet been paid on a street before Fl
was graded.
The Bureau OF Associated Charities So
cured a piano yesterday from Sherman,
Cay 4 Co, to he used in the musical
programme Al the annual election OF
officers OF the bureau AZ she rooms OF the
chamber OF commerce next Tuesday even
ing,
George Bailey. the piano tuner. who ~
charged with acting N an Indecent man.
ner before school girls. was arraignea ia
the municipal court yesterday afternoon.
He pleaded not guilty and was remand
ei to the city Jail. His case wsn be heard
this nsoTsi4 nz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
spoRrrss Nufxs.

The Carver-Kleinma live bird cham
psonshsp OF America match. which was
set for Thursday at Chicago. is of. Klein
man forfeAting the badge to Dir. Carver.
KisSnmsn was unable To shoot on account
of serious illness.
AT the st. Louis races Thursday the
winners were: Four and half furfongs.
Bella G.. 81 L.: five and half furlorlgs,
Enmst May. liza; FIVE ana a half furlszgs.
j. H Mac. I'LL: FIVE fur.ongs. Nfammis
Duffy, lee ID; FIVE and q half fur.crgs,
Bob Francis. LII.
At the New Orleans races Thursday
the winners were: Five fursongs. Nellie
Osborne, lei: SIX fursongs. Maya. liz L.:
haraicap. eight furlonss. Imp wclsey,
rs IA: six farlpngS Bessie Nichols.
LII Ia; seven and half furionEs, Ccas-
test. LIS IL; SIX furiongs. Hotspur, lis.
AT the San Francisco races Thursday
the winners were. Five and q. half fur
longs, ROBIN Rood III. la; five and q hair
furiongs. selling. North. lis 81: FIVE and
a half furiongs. selling. Jack Rscheiiet.
lis 3-i: seven furiongs, selling. Moryen.
la Ia: five and half furlongs, Quarter
staff. In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
BILL CONDOR KILLED.
Tragic End of Wild Goose Bill
the Famous Pioneer.
HIS SLAYER FATALLY SHOT roo
csmplssion al Railrosa - Ahee0esa-
The Monterey ~ whascen--Dsvsl-
epmens Of Monte Cristo Mtaes.

Spokane. Jan es-A special to tha
Spokesuan~Reyiew from Spraxue sayss
News OF a fatal shooting affair yesterday
az condoa's Ferry. en- ghe ColumfIA riv-
sr, twelve niles north of Wilbur. AaA
Just been recssyrs William Coascrk bet
ter known as Wild Goose BILL became ms
volyea in a dispute With q man regardinx
some cattle. Both men pulled their ~
volvers and hsean shooting. Wild Gooso
Bin fell dead At the first shot: his as
sailans was fatally wounded. dying sooO
after The coroner has aeen notified and
will rroceea to Wilbur ar once.
CanSaoa WAS n pioneer. possessed Of cons
siderable property. and was one OF the
most nesei characters of the Northwest.
He Won his name because. hong ago. while
he was q packer in Idaho. he went hunt
Ing one day ard kisEesi a flock Of taase
geese. rnissaking them for Wild birds. The
owner roinsssi out the mistake. and forced
Rill 70 pay for IL. Condon was the best
known man In the Big Bend country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
PERSONA.

John Grey, Mount Vernon nserchant,
IS at the Dsller
ID. W Donnesly, the wsckersham isrrra-
herman, Is at the Dtzser.
Dir. and Mrs. n. Henry. OF Snohomsssh.
are guests at the Stevens
Il. W. Pollock. editor Of the Mount Yer
nan Pest. Is at the Builder.
j. A. Coleman. the we'll known Srpoho-
n1ish attorney. Is at the Butter.
G.. G. Botting and w. G. Turnnuil. OF
Black Diamond, are at the DiIler.
Scott wIggens and K Strout, min men
OF Port Gamble. are at the Butter.
W. p. Morgan. Of San Francisco. Pacific
coast manager of the American rittasrsca
company. Is at the Butler.
NJ. q. Hail. general superintendent of
tine Northern Pacsfc Express company at
Portland. is at the Ratnier-Grand
State Senator F. c. Harper, of East
Sound. IS at the Stevens, accompanied
by Mrs. Harper and Miss Harper
Paymasster I. II. Hicks. L. s. N. who
is at the Rainier Grand. has just come
from the East 10 relieve Paymaster j. r..
Stanton. OF the Mohican. who goes to
San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

Everett. Jan. --Specsai.--s some import
ant contracts for new WORK on the Monte
crisio names Mere made this week. Gre
OF these Is for the extension ef Mystsry
tunnel No. ;. which Is TO be driven 80
feet. and an arraise connecting with tusi-
mel No. :. Donneiiy, DUNCAN & HzIiwin
have the contract. Mystery tunnel No.
Is also to be driven 40 feet with an uI,-
raise going 10 Pride OF the Moods sun-
mel. II. A. Vaughn Is DE contractor.
Superintendent Butler. OF the cencen-
trafor. has returned from the East. where.
arrangements were perfected for machin-
ry TO increase the capacity OF the con-
contractor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

George = Jones. famous as the natr,-
arch OF tse eireerhacs party IN the United
States, aiei In New Yosk city January IS.
aget Il yeats. He was formerly Il banker:
was ere of the flrSt aholti.oasS;s, asa be-
came Greeaascker IN iSsx
Isaac Muzi- = nosea pioneer or arit.s,
cs,s4s~ssssa. essesfsas Victoria January -
aged rs years. he was 3 negro. tsorz. in
S.-tss Caresiaa, AMI eaIlgrasest e, CAT
forata sss iss@ ant 20 Victoria 81 iSsS he
was an esss MAN. With gray hair. IN fssS
IL was large in frame, snsf was a vsxs.r-
csss nan siH TIE iaSE. he was never mar
49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

the challenge OF Frank Craig. che Har~
lem Coffee Cooler. for q fight before the
Nationss sporting Club Of London. He
has pasted 3 large side bet. as Craig de-
sares another. AMI has csesed Fleming. OF
the National Club. Of the acceptance OF
the challenge The club offers parse Of
s,eA and allows SEQ for expenses. Col.
Hopkins has also issued a challenge for
a iighS between Tommy Tracy. the Aus
trai.an weller weight. and either Tommy
Ryan Or Joe wafcats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
peb, Conspiracy rrla, n.ru,.

Chicago, Jan. A-The trial OF tie pehs
conspiracy cases was begun today. Debs
and seven associates were brought from
the Woodstock jail ard taken TO The
United States court room. where they
were formally released on bali. Debs said
he and other A. T. Z. officials aid not re-
greet imprisonment IN the least. When
court opened. the defendants. with a
large number Of witnesses and venire-
men. were present. and the conspiracy
trial bgnn. The trial today is ON an In
dlctment found against the sgikers last
summer by the grand jury. and which IL
known as the omnibus indictment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
--~-s----------------
NV SCHOONER IAuNrurp


s. 800 Il, g. Jan. et--Ear.y this
g. - ne ihEee mastel schooner Queen
49, -. - ions register. was launched. This
49, ! be largest ever built in this
So. -. an ON the stocks she viii be
s..ss. = y oagkeat'ne ~ SO tons. The
ss,..a. S' government IS considering laa
4 '.as''y % granting a beaus Of IS
= - - y vessels beils here. ana II This
sekeraj vessels viii be bait.
&. <essR CAV viii tiy the Hawaiian
.se.. 80 eesase in tae sugar trade be-
L. ''eaS'uia ana san Francisco. she
b. 10y aeea Chartered 10 lead lair-
a. see Hastings miIls FOR ket,e. ia
- she wgj iosa rice Tar Manila.
81. $50 eFiaE sssar % sAe refinery herr.
i 80 saea g. 70 San Francisco. sic
lss.s - s's Cart, Blerre. a well
1--WE sealing cae,a,n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

Aflanta. Jan Atm the srsper,or crx,r,
ra.s aIsernoon Judge Lunrcks named
sa'ius L. Browne recedver for ss.e G;eor~.a
saan' ns. Aanafacessrsnx & Investment o..
= Wnscn ne = president. TIE cour,auv,
popeFty = worth about 500 gp. rrnsr ~
rhacn = bed BIZ the estate OF tsre ,a.e
SsIaasor JoseTaa f. Browns.
Pa, Jam as-T7se Peo-ss-s saw
'fss Institution 81 Sos~a Erie tes,av ynaa,.
an assignment 60 z A. Davfs ca,s,ser
me deposits are about SIS ooo. ara orhsr
4sao.Issies make the total xsse.oa Trsa
o4ak officers claim assets Of hair : MI
tDs7. ''4As1-
6ingnamton. y. Y, Jan. A-Bank rx-
amsner Presoott has closed the caenanso
eoanfy Savings bank pending irvesffra-
ton His action II Is alleged. was rr.-
eapstafed by an effort Of the bang of,,ea,-.
70 carry away the books OF IN. bauE 1as*
night about IL O'Clock. 80
naEx Exansner Backs has fas~c
charge OF the Broozrse County NatsoraI
bank me bank has an authorized esrru-
lasion OF 10000. and was capitalized for
slap.oo0 ao1
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comp,e,,oa Of The ls..ireaa 10 Assra.ea

Aberdeen. Jan. st.-SpeciaL- private
car of Sups. ]. Mccabe. OF the Northern
Pacific railroad. Was the first passenger
trait 10 arrive in tk.s city over the ex-
tension on the north side OK the river.
Arriving last night with Sapt McCnbe
were the following: A. ID. Charlton. az
siss.nt general PASSENGER agent of tho
Northern Pacific railroad: j. C.. Pond.
general passenger agent OF tho Wisconsin
Central: George s. Taylor. travelling pasr.
senger agent Wisconsin Central; w. n.
Meade. general agent ~. w. Ia W.
III. Warner, master mechanic and O. AZ
Osborn. superintendent bridges and build
ing Of Northern Pacific railroad. The
officials are On a general inspection oe
the Gray's harhor country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
wY~ea.x. on v.sesav.r ls,.na c..ss.

wr~ckage on Vancouver Issand ceasa.
Victoria. Jan. at--The steamer AEau<ie.
from the west coast OF Vancouver island.
reports large amount OF wreekzxs
ashore al Ciayoauot. evidently from sosne
large vessel. The wreckase includes an
oaken skyiight. cork fender. aud . name
board with the name Aurcola on II. II Is
believed here that there has beea some
wreck OF the coast.
San Francisco. Jan. si.Thc wreckax6
found of the coast OF British Columbia
cannot belong 10 the bark Anreola. ~.
that vessel Is safely anchored In Oakland
creek. and has been there Tor q montn
past.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Ss.ersT fsesz-y Tre-3. CO trial at S. Louis
f0r arsSerS IN The rNosnk efecSsan. kz~
e.sefs acquitted
sssy1asor fs*s~ his returned - <hs ezs-
Ssf ard rpSas19ss1 63z efSssTsS "a rssss tha
tiu for CHASSIS sCazsssa O. she xasxsgas gs-ssss
~ tsse Sor4hera PacaFSe grant Fsa sx
5sss*fas1 81 ssrcnSfag sm <SzsEe 80 ne hes.s..
ly4st ssefsFa as35rss< nE1srs, axsss VAS tss4ay
asssssrei Fh%t 10 Exore patents wsszsas -.
isszssE "a Ssese lzx3fS ssnise ire tsr.z@sr,
sEzssa@ss waS ia Sezssea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
rho Death Of a.aaofp, cnu,,,,,,.

London. Jan. 2i--wfnston Churchill,
son OF The late Lord Randolph Churchill
says his fathers death was peaceful and
painless, This morning a private funeral
service for the family only was held at
the Cnurchill residence on Grosyenor
square. The mother OF sgae late ISora
Randolph Churchill. Francis Ann Emily
dslchsss Of Marlborough. wife of the soy
enth duke ~ MarIborongh. L. serfn.,xl., ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

t-HFeaE0 Es#1o-L
+Dla You know thar Alderman Roway
vas great men 70 collect anlYnalses
No: is that So.
WHY, yes; last week he had two zshras.
sacred Waite elephant, three lizards ami
q whole cage % rats.
What became % them
'oh, BE task soHe bromide and .ssy
went away"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
skating Records broken.

Reioank. n. j.. Jan A-Johnsson.
Mosaer and Davidson broke some world )
RECORDS this morning. skating with the
wind. They were as follows. Davidson.
80 yards. standing start. Is As; Johnston,
staining start. quarter. - SIS: Mosher.
flying start. 60 yariss Is SIS These are
rsos official records.
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c. A. swinefn-t, n..a

Everett. Jan. A-Speciai-C. A svira-
ford formerly OF Everett and a member
OF the first city council. died Of apup!exy
on the 18th Inst. at his OLD home in
Baraboc. Wis. He was a brother OF ex
Gov. Swiaeford OF Alaska and was for
naaay years superintendent OF the Madt-
son division OF the Chicago & Northwest
ezn railroad
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cai,ferni. wheat ssIp.-a =. 49,

shipped via Panama
minneapolis, Jan. 4.-The elevator firm
OF Feavy & Co. is making an experiment.
OF interest to grain men. In the shlpmen,
OF Pacific coast wheat from San Fran
cisco to Liverpool via Panama. A week
ago the first trial shipment was started
from San Francisco. and ii win he .s,,a
In Liverpool In % days. The wheat h n
sacks- when Panama Is reached II win
DC loaded on cars in bulk and the run
VIII be made across the isthmus 70 Colon.
where the wheat VIII again be sacked and
loaded on vessels for Liverpool. The trip
IL 70 consume thirty days. which viii be
great saving OF time over Cape Horn
shipments.
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!. se facts. he sued Ia recover
49, as Inc parties to tae conspiracy.
: 49, ooeAsned Judgment for sse .s.s
- saced payment OF his share 81
ss as nens He was Recently 10
800 "a Seattle. az nsernb.sr 81 the
-. 80, 2 y ,. Davids 4 Co. This arm
- burned out ard the irwurar \, !.
soln panies are made parties 10 the S,sf.
:. 1870 - sfae Payment o. the policies
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AZ the Eaekwooss. Motel.
Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta Contribution.
CusSt--I want The best the country az
sor1s
propysesog-AM right. Jest rub me wtrh
snss rabbit foot. aa. Ycu-iI hase 'poasurn
IL eharss enc In tie woods
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Furnishing guods, clothing boots ana
sAseE. bankrupt stock G. c. Bartlett A.
CO. mEss BE Chased cas shsS month Ar
thsr Isetts. ccvnsr Pike ard Fourth
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Tacoma, Ian. 2l-Speclai-T. ". Fisher
was head IN sl.ssa bombs today for trial
In tAs oregon customs district. on the
charge es forgery.
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Nine. PATTI Sick in ned.

LossSsnns Jan. ga dispatch To the
Standard from Vienna says that Nine
Pats became chilled when leaving con-
cert IN that place. and has since kept to
her bed
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ST. xcsxEr sunSs. DAY.
When All True Scots Sing, Dance and
Eat Haggts.

My Burns is gasse. I'm left alane. My
dearest spouse no more
Shall bless my arms an praise my charms
an tell them DER an DER.
We bath contest, we bah were bIest.
bur oh. transportsn' scexe.
Too soon We fiedi Ny Burns is dead, An
I'm no more his Jeani
In simmer days wsaan owre the braces the
gentle breezes biaw
The fields wad ring 40 hear him sing
MY JeTsny Dings Them A."
Nae lovers lass that ever was, nor the
nraist happy queen
That e'er sat on a royal throne. was half
sac blest as Jean.
How aften he VII sang an glec has
charmed my ravishesf ear.
An made 20 glow this cileek that now
sslssains the gsishin' tear;
wlsaaa by my side my Burns, my prsie,
wsad sIz him doom at cen,
Few. few could vie wi ne. for was then
his happy Jean.
Nae man alive need ever strive 70 gid
my bosom's glooms
Ma, ma swear he breattses not air could
fill my Robins room.
W'na's pen could paint eaGfs lovely tint
that decks the ffowery green,
Wha's ham could tvssre the laurel fine
an dress Il on his Jean
What raptures through my bosom few
the day he first was uire.
WHAT joys possest this pantin' breast
now left by ssam benin,
But whay complain. derar<ei SWAMI A
few short months hetw@eD.
An, then curne TO share thy tomb arr
be again thy Jean.
ULSTER SCOT.
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whaseori. Jan. = Special. Tho Monde
Grey arrived from Pert Angeles about 1
O'Clock this afternoon and anchored on
the Beilingham min. She has rot paace<t
any order for coal. and the object Of fer
visit Is not stated
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-. '''sas slethsaS t9sase Fire.
&C.. sra''csse57 Jan s4.-Hrrn,am
Co.. Co.. as assignee fer Scsssenfeid,
% Aas suea II. s. pavias.
sas.-...- fs's. Harris Lewis ard several
- = = eN1'sslSsaieS for an account
.e sAaiTs es the firm ~ r,avlas
"a g wAich TIE f.ewisss belong.
sss>. y e's5ain '.sem frau. ssssgxAinS of
&C., eSnsaa oy ;Asn In Sesstle er
krx.n i IS allervf thar in IsT-
ess.s ana Newusan. ~ the as
lssss asssa. e7ase.yea with Harris
- ! g eeseaed the arms erAsi,orx
q So Z Judgment ayairsSs II fer
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