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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
DEATHS FROM SKUNK BITE.
Years Ago In Western Kansas skunIs Killed
Moro Persons Than Did Rattiesnakes-
Bite Caused liydropbobia,

Topeka, Kas.. Nov. l3.-(SpecIal) A
special dispatch from Garden city re-
latcs that a young son of l.. c, Cash was
bitten by skunk while playing about
the door yard The boy was at once
taken to a doctor, who cauterIzed the
wound. and later to a mad stone which
was applied but did not stick.
To Eastern people, or even people who
live no farther east than the Missouri
valley, tho idea of Il skunk's bite being
venomous may seem preposterOus. In
deed. 1t is the popular idea that these
animals, having much more potent
weapon of ortense, never bite But In
Western Kansas IT Is different. OF late
years not very much has heen heard Of
skunks biting out there, but in the early
history of the settlements these animals
We're more seriously dreaded than either
Indians or rattlesnakes.
During many years residence in West
ern Kansas the writer personally knew
of ten deaths from skunk bites TO one
from rattlesnake bite. In the year ISIS
four United states soldiers We're killed In
one night by skunk bite while Camped in
the vicinity of Fort Hays. As late as
1879 the young son of a sheep man living
near Hays city died in terrible con
vulsions as the result of n skunk bite.
The records of old Ford Dodge show
number of deaths from the same cause,
and any earlier western Kansas settler
can relate scores of Incidents of SINH
lar nature. The bitten persons were nj
ways seized with hydrophobia and died
with all the attendant circumstances Of
horror which mark that malady.
For some reason, possibly climate, the
skunks of Western Kansas We're mostly
mad. Professor T. V, Riley, United
States entomolOgist, made n thorough
investigation of the matter and de-
parted no wiser than he came, except for
the conclusion that most of the species
I'm Western Kansas We're running stark
mad for some uneXplainable cause, The
hunters had theory that they were
made so by the poison set out for wolves
but Professor Riley exploded this theory
by demonstrating that the internal
anatomy of a skunk was the same as
that of wolf and that anything which
would kill the latter would also kill the
former
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
ARNiDt NDtLE.

The Wynudotte county W c. r T. con.
yeuuon viii bc hold to-day ~ the Central
NJ T.. church In this city. A large number
OF delegates from Argentine and the sur.
rounding towns VIII be present
Tho South side Athletic club will hold n
business meeting at Dcmpseys hall next
Thursday night
Mrs. a G. Irwin, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. i. VI Ellis left Yesterday for
Hutchinson. kaso after a pleasant visit
with relatives In this city.
Joseph Tremler Is seriously III at hi,
home on South COY street.
Kansas city lodge, No. 29S, A. o. T., w,
VIII piy" its fourth annual ball tonight at
Mclean x McAunny's hall.
The Daughters Of Liberty will give a So
Cinl This evening at the Chamber OF Com
mcrue hall In Rlverycw
j. =. Moslcy. who has been seriously III
for the past week, has recovered.
Thomas Lilloy and Harry Spear have re,
turnc! from two days hunting trip at
Los, Springs, kas. They brought back five
dozen fnc birds.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
PERMANENT LINE OF STEAMERS.
VIII he Established by the Panama Rail-
road Company between New Or
leans and Cotton.

Chicago, Nov 13-The Timos-Herald to-
morrow VIII say; Arruusemcuts have
been made by the Panama Railroad Com
pany 20 establish a permanent line Of
steamers from New orleans to Colon iu
i''rIn WIN MS oatto'''ai IoT
traus-coutiueutal traffic from all the Mis-
sissippi valley. II Is now making traffic
railroads for the transportation of their
'unus-coutiucutal freight. The most inn
portnut Of these roads is the Illinois Gem
Irl,, which must after the new route rs
opened, be considered an active COM
p.titor for traus-coutiucntu traffic. Its
route VIII be from CHICAGO 60 New orleans
via the illinois Central thence t. Panama
by the Panama railroad and vessels, and
thence To Los Angeles, san Francisco and
other California points hv steamer The
new route Is To be opened for traffic De-
ctmher /,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
AGAINST DlSCRlM NATION,
Grain Mon VIII Meet To-day to Protest
Against Unfair Rates From Sc
hrnskn nnlmts.

a special meeting Of the Board OF Trade
will be held this morning for the purpose
of discussing measu TO induce TN" Union
Pacific Railway Company 70 stop discrIm-
mating against Kansas city in the matter
Of grain rates from points upon its lines IN
Nebraska. on october % the board sent
a petition to Traffic Manager Munroe, Of
Ihe !nion PagiiigL aSkng tnnt IN, lh% com, COM
September II. and have diverted a Ereat
deal of the Nebraska wheat trade from
lusds city to ST. Louis and other mar
kets. be go changed that Kansas CITY can
compete for this trade upon an equality
with all other cities. No attention was paid
to the petition.
II is proposed to adopt resolutions at the
meeting 10 he held this morning. in wh,.h
merchants and other business men of the
city win be urged to inu with the grain
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
TO SATISFY A CLAIM.
An Attachment Levied by sherirr Peterson
Upon Boxes Containing Dry goods.

Thirteen large boxes Of dry goods owned
attached by Sheriff Peterson in this city
yesterday. upon application of Burnham,
llama, Munger & CO., of Kansas City, Mo,
10 satisfy claim against Goldberg for 1858
The papers contained an account "A few
days ago of Godbergs troubles. He failed
IN business In New Mexico and later some
Of his creditors claim 10 have discovered
that his failure was a put up job and that
he was detraudng them by shipping part
of the stock to Chicago. Burnham, Hanna
Munger q 60. learned yesterday morning
ahat some of the goods We're being trans
fhis city and Immediately iled a suit to at
tach the property, The sheriff made the
levy on the goods as they We're being hauled
They were stored in local storage house
They were billed to b. Rosencranz at
CHICAGO
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
irn.uNAL NEWS.

Congressman Rluc was In the city ycs-
teriay afierroOn IN conference WITH Com
ercssmnn Miller They have decided TO
20 tp Washington together, They Will
leave noSt Thursday.
6. T. Lee has gone 20 West Plains, Mo,
whore Doc has q branch jewcirv store
Mrs a. H. Schanok nud children. Robert
ana Mildred who have been visiting with
Mr. ana Mrs II. Z. Mcpherson. No. tnn
Troup avonuc, for the past month LEFT
yesterday for their homo ~ Dayton, ..
\, VI Robertson, of the Topeka nrc de-
p0rtment, IL In the city visiting friends
George Jctty. " Syracuse n. V, Is the
guest OF friends IN this city.
Miss Sadie O'Seal. OF Baxter. Kas. ls
visiting Miss Daisy Collins on North Flfth
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
ARGENTINE,
The Crew on santa Fc Freight Train
Rescue Horses and Machinery From
Turning barn.

The members of the crew Oh freight train
No. 2lS which pulled into the Santa Fe
yards from the West at noon yesterday,
acted as a travelling fire department, While
the train was running At the usual rate
wa, the crew noticed that a barn located
ON farm near the railroad was on fire.
The engineer stopped the train ana backed
up to the scene of the fire. The members
of the crew ran to the barn and rescued
also got out some farm machinery, and
thus saved the owner considerable money.
The barn and the owners crop of grain and
hay stored I'm IL were entirely destroyed,
There was no one at home at the time
Of the fire ana the trainmen did not learn
the name OF the farmer. After turning the
horses into pasture and making sure that
the fire could do no further damage. the
members of the crew boarded the train ana
Cnme TO Argentine.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

The following is list of Jurors drawn
yesterday for the December term Of the
district court Il. o. Haynes. S. Chiuuery,
u. ". Bradford. \. Helstman, J. l.. Walk
er, 5. j, Barker, j B, Robinson, NJ, Halyer-
G. Gable, W. Beckinger, W. NJ. Olden, WilI.
lam Rastwaite j. NJ. Gille. Fl. r. Kerr,
W, S. Reitz, NJ. j. Manning. Daniel Nc
Stewart, William Epperson, w, NJ, ParnelL
J, 4. Textor, II; Lo6enstein, NJ. s. Peters,
man, j, ", Matterson G. W. FItzpatrirk.
J, NJ Holloway, 5. r. Ilkenhaus, j. NJ.
GHsberg, Nj, L, Walker, j, A. Harris. 4,
Holzmark, William Tate, \. Welsh, VIII
lam Rutt. Jacob Schmidt. S. Ii. Hotchkss.
= S!temher, W. j. Haffaker, Max Levy,
NJ. Il. Smith, John Comfort, Frank Par
sons. William Carl George Pfansticl, J.
V. Nanderwater, NJ. Cassiday James Can
airy, Ross kroh, Levi Hammond.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
ROSEDAI.E.

Mr., Win Funk. of the North end, Is sick.
Revival meetings VIII commence at tho
NJ. T. church next week, There viii b.
preaching by Rev. c. S. Freark and other
ministers of Kansas City, Kas.
The infant child OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Scott
Funkhauser died Tuesday night and was
buried yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Newly, OF Lockport, Kas.,
is spending a few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. II. \. McCielland.
Mr. Dan Liavengool and his son, Clyde,
of the North end, are sick with diphtherlH.
Judge R l.. Slime left Tuesday night for
S. Joseph.
The National Union, No. 453, gave an en-
at Bells hall A pleasant time was had.
The Kansas City Journal is delivered in
Rosedale by Eugene Miller who win also
collect for the same at the reduced rate Of
10 cents a week and make his collections
weekly.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
METROPOLIS MIs CELLANY.

The large grocery stock formerly owned
by w n. Woodward at the corner OF
Third street and Lafayette avenue has
been purchased BY Mesrs; Perry and Ho-
mer Kinman. They are both well known
no doubt do a thriving business.
Franklin lodge, No 2a3, A; O, U. W,
the Union Club hall. A large crowd is
expected.
The board of county commissioners will
meet to-day and decide the Tie between
Treasurer ire m Iin Of oundaro aa township Each Each o2e @
received l75 Votes at the election and
the contest will be decided by dipping a
dollar. providing the county attorney does
not enforce the cubbison gambling law in
the case.
The sale of seats TO the entertainment
TO be given by, the Chicago ladies' quar-
tette at the Tabernacle next Tuesday even
ing under the auspices OF the Y. III. @.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
TOO MANY JOHNS.
Arrested "Jointists" Not Obeying an order
Issnrd by ChIef SerNlRs.

In the police court yesterday morning
five "iontists" were tried. convicted and
fined $50 each on the charge of violating
the city tlppling shop ordinance. They
were John Phillips, 220 Kansas avenue;
John McGlnby, corner Twelfth and Osage
J1obbnue 1obn Honm hs5Ey ~ Sen,raa Avenue
and John Johnson, iOS Usage avenue, Not
wlthstanding the fact that chief ScrViss
'jointist" arrested shall give his correct
name, yesterdays docket led him to be-
out to the letter or there are more Johns"
IN the ''joint" business than in any other
Kind of busr ess pursuits. There are about
fifty 'jointists" fined in police court each
month and two-thrds of them give that
first name as John. Chief Serviss says that
1t Is an imposition on the name and pro-
poses to stop it. He does not believe
that II is done with any wrong intent but
thinks 1t Is IL force OF habit.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

Judge s. $. King suing ES-Congressman
Moore for SIi0.

Ex-ConEressman II, L. Moore, OF Law.
renee, is rather slow in the payment OF
his political debts according To a petition
filed by Judge :. :. King yesterday King
claims that Moore owes him Slm for work
done during the campaign of lSJ2, when
Moore was running for congress. King was
the Populist nominee in the district, and
after he had withdrawn from the race In
favor Of Moore, the latter hired him to
make political speeches i'm different parts Of
the district at $40 per speech King made
received pay for only one. King has re-
peatedly requested Moore TO pay him the
balance, but the eN-conSressman always
refers the letters 10 his secretary. King
became tired of waiting longer and yester-
day ne filed suit before a justice of the
peace al t.udora, Douglas county against
Moore for the amount claimed 10 be due
him. The case will he tried on November
90 Judge King says he has the documents
tered into "A fair and square contract with
him and that he also has some correspond
ence which Will cause "A chill to run up the
hack of Moore at the trial.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

Mrs. II. G. stidham arrived home yester-
day from Hannibal Mo
DR. Wheeler ana Mrs, Wheeler left yester-
day for New York, where they will make
their home. Dr, Wheeler win devote a
part of his time TO editorial work.
Mrs, ID. u. Drake left yesterday for Hig-
ginsville, Mo, after pleasant visit with
friends in this city.
Miss Flora Mayo, of Topeka, has returned
bernhard.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to T. MeDonald and Miss Ella Batesey; T.,
Mclean and Miss Kate Redmon. and w. r.
Darbey and Miss Nellie Hulse.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
THE KANSAS MEETING IN CHICAGO
Secretary Edwards Says That All Arrange
ments Are Completed.

Topeka, Kas., Nov, 13.-(Special) A
private dispatch from w. G, Edwards,
secretary of state, relates that he has
completed all arrangements for the big
Kansas meeting to be held in Chicago
on December 9. He says a great many
Chicago people have become interested
In this meeting and that John j. ingalls,,
j. II. Burton, Governor Morrill, and the
other speakers will be certain of an i'm
mense audience. Mr.. Edwards Is also
trying TO arrange meetings 10 exploit
Kansas at various other Illinois points
outside of Chicago.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
SPENT SLyENTY-FIVEC CENTS.


Thomas L. Drennon, the successful can
diGate for the office of road overseer of
district No. /, Prairie township, is the first
candidate to file a statement showing the
expenses of his campaign According to
his sworn statement ne spent just 75
cents to accomplish his election and that
was squandered for cigars. He states that
he spent. 10 cents with II. r.. Hunt at Ed
WardsWlle and % cents with Robert Dun
can at Muncie in "settu 'em up to the
boys The candidates have until Decem-
Der to file their papers.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

The trades carnival given last month
Christian Association will be repeated on
the night of November %. The committee
on arrangements has called for meeting
Friday night in the Y. NJ. O. 4. rooms
corner Sixth street and Ann avenue, al
which time a programme viii he arranged.
All the young ladies who took part in the
carnival last month have been requested
to be, preent Captain Cusil Lechtman, OF
the Hale Touaves, has promised to take
part In the entertainment and give a
fancy drlll with his companY.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

In tho district court yesterday the Jurors
in the Austin foreclosure case reported to
the judge that they could not agree and
We're discharged. They stood nine to three
was "A suit filed against Austin by his step
mother to toreclose mortgage on his
farm near Bonner Springs. Austin claimed
that he gave the mortgage under duress.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
INDEPEN DENCE.
James Humphrey Assaulted and Robbed OF
His Watch Chain and Charm
by "a FoOtpld,

James Humphrey was victim OF a foot
pad on Tuesday night. While returning
home from visiting friends near the South
east boulevard he received a blow that
knocked him with great force up against
n fence When lie recovered, his watch
chain and charm We're gone but the watch
was still in his pocket lie ran after the
highwayman, but failed to overtake him,
The matter was reported to the police, with
u description of the robber.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

A. and the v. y 8 c. r. OF this city has
been unusually large The chart Is at
Randles drug store, where reserved seats
can be secured.
Saville to recover Sgp for services ten.
dered N taking care OF race horses, ia now
on trial IN the district court
r. j. BARKER nlol suH In the common
pleas court Yesterday arnust the heirs ~
the late W 6. Jones Of lola 20 ioreclosc a
mortgage on six lots ON North Seventh
street In Elizabeth place Elizabeth Dixon
also dlcl suit against O. u. Stanley TO re-
cover SOS on q motto.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

The funeral OF Isaac Bryant or Adrian,
Mo, whose death occurred Tuesday. Will
dence of Samuel Grugg East Mechanics
street, the burial taking place in the city
cemetery.
AIr. bryant was 81 years old and was
at one time q prominent resident OF Jack
son county, living at Hickman's Mills lie
was a brother OF Dr.. John Bryant, Sr,, Of
InlenenlenCe.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

washington, Nov. l3-AocOr3Ing 10 Com,
mercial Agent Moore AT Welmar, Ger
many. there We're constructed in Europe
during 1884. 4,l90 miles OF new railways.
Russia showing the greatest gain with dlS
miles. In fast express train England leads
hour, with Germany a close second, 81 p
miles, and Austria lowest % the sreat ma
tions, with AIS miles
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

with or without vault accommoda ton, in
Chamtsr of Commerce building, Kansas
CITY Kas.; centrally located at Riyerview;
elevator; steam heat; electric light: low
prices, Fine large hall for lodge purposes.
We have two vacant nights per week Also
large hall on ground floor, suitable for
dancing parties. For particulars. call on
janitor at building, or
ALEX. FINDLAY, Agent,
Bunker bldg, Kansas City Mo.
TeiNOhOua 1859.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
Archbishop Ireland Bauqueted.

given AT the Omaha Club this evening
for Archbishop Ireland. The AFFAIR was Il
very elaborate one. over 100 plates We're
other speakers We're Mayor Bemis. Arch
bishop Ireland, Governor tioleomb. ]; NJ.
brook and Hon. Edward Rosewater.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
Missouri Crauk in washington.

WASHINGTON Nov IA man giving his
name as Herman Hillyer amt his home in
Missouri was taken I'm charge by the po-
lice at the White House to-day and his
sanity Will be inquired into. lie salt that
he was being chased 10y sword fish and
desired the presidents protection.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
Three Residences nnrned.

At 10 o'clock last evening three small res
licences at Nos. i30, 1872 and 4Si Freeman
avenue belonging to Charles Gordon, were
destroyed by hre. One was occupied By
SSle aiey qb one r by ba2d Hurley Sr ana one
lessness of boys, who were shooting craps
in the empty house. The total loss was
"a bnut soon
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
Gone 10 the INDIAN TerrItory.

r. Il. Armstrong, who was recently ap
pointed agent for the absentee Wyandottt
to attend the session of the choctaw leg
islature. Mr., Armstrong has some i'm
body, one Of which is treaty for lands
N That section Of the country The alb
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

The ladies of the ex-Copfederate Assocla-
tion OF this city will give a supper tonight
in the lower room of the court house. The
proceeds of the entertainments Will go TO
the Confederate home at Hlgglnsvlle. A
year ago a supper was given by the ladies'
and quite a sum was realized
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
FORT WORTH rAoKING HOUSE OPENS
Resumes Operations at Its Full Capacity
After Long shutdown.

Fort Worth. Tex. Nov 13.-The Fort
Worth packing house, which has been
virtually shut down for several months,
resumed operations to-day under the
new Chicago management and is run
ming its full capacity OF 1000 hogs and
800 cattle per day. The resumption OF
slaughtertng by this concern will give
the near future.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14

seutoe wyandotes are those who dld not
share In the sale of their lands to the
government years ago but have since
by the government MIR. Armstrong snims
that he has sufficient money to purchase
an eighty-acre farm for each absentee now
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
DISCRETION ALLEGED.


United States Commissioner Arthur c,
Perry, through his attorney, John Hale,
for divorce from his wife. Kate A. Perry.
They were married at Fort Scott, kas.,
IN alleges deserton as his only cause for
action. lie claims that on April l3, 1894, his
wife left home and has not returned since,
not even TO visit him. lie asks the court
for an absolute derree.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
DAWES MUST sTor TALKING.
Kansa" Attorney General Has SERIOUS
Ihromt Iromhle.

Topeka, Kas, Nov, l3-(special) A spe-
calist on throat troubles has told Attor-
ney General Dawes that he must stop an
public speaking for mt least a year, and
includes court pleaduss in the forbidden
Mr. Dawes Gontrartai'' a sore s throat wh'SIh'
SO far from leayins him, has become
worse.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-14
KANSAS CITY, KANSAS.
THE GERMAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

Offices Columbia building, slNth and Min
nesota avenue. For the treatment OF spe-
cinl diseases by competent specialists. The
bt0ted specialist for diseases OF the di-
Restive organs, Or. q. Ivan Pohck. Diseases
Of women viii be under Dr Won Bergman
late of tnverslty Of Berlin. speclal care
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Indurine.
This Is for Outside Work,

Such as Fences, Outbuildings and Labor
ers' Quarters. 1t is thick paste to be
diluted with cold water; stands rain and
exposure, as we'll as oil paint, and costs
but a fraction as much
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

QY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF EXECU-
ID ton issued out of the Circuit Court. on
the Sth day of October, AID, 1895, against
). X. KILA and MAAHA KILA defend
ants, in favor of w. C. ACHl, plaintiff, for
the sum of S1O0.75; l have levied upon and
shall expose for sale at the Station House,
in the District of Honolulu. Island of
Oahu, at u o'clock of SATURDAY, the
10Th day of November, AID 1895, to the
highest bidder, all the right, title and inter
est of the said 5. X. KIla and NJ. Kila
defendants, in and TO the following prop
ertv, unless said judgment. interest, costs
and my expenses be previously paid.
List OF property for sale:
all those premises situated at kuwili,
Honolulu, Oahu, containing an area of 20
100 of an acre; and being part of Apana
>, described in Royal Patent 1901 on Lie. A.
ga F L., together with all buildings thereon !;
subject nevertheless to a mortgage made
by 5. X. Kila and Maaha Kila to Harriet
Carter for Sl1OO, dated April %, 1895, and
recorded in Liber 153 p. 1913; also subject to
a second mortgage made by 5. X. Kila and
Maaha Kila TO Wong Wa Fov, dated April
%, 1895, and recorded in Liber 1873 2 1876
for 1892 A. VI. BROWN
Marshal. Republic of Hawaii.
Honolulu, Oahu, October, 10, 1895.
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DIAMOND HEAD, Nov. Is, 10 PM.
Weather, clear wind, light S.W.
The Australia is due from San
Francisco tomorrow.
The 6. n. Castle will sail for San
Francisco at noon today.
The schooner Spokane will sail
for the Sound at noon today.
The Robert Levers took sugar
from the Inter-Island wharf yester-
day.
The Oceanic wharf was covered
with bananas for the Monowai yes
terday.
The S. c. Allen discharged 1000
tons of general merchandise in
three days.
The w. G.. Hall will sail on her
usual Maui and Hawaii route to-
morrow morning.
The T.. s. S. Bennington, Pigman
commander, arrived from Hilo at
$50 a. m. yesterday.
The w. H. Dimond is under
going the usual scraping and clean
ing operations preparatory to de-
parture.
The hawk which flew aboard the
Spokane on her trip down, has
been given to Tom Wright who
will take the bird to his Waikiki
villa.
The James Makee is undergoing
repairs at the Inter-Island wharf.
Her old pilot house has been taken
out and destroyed. \ new one
will be put in.
The s. c. Allen will sail for San
Francisco on November 24th. She
will take $50 tons of sugar which
will arrive on the next trip of the
". G.. Hall. She Will also take
some passengers.
The deep sea" section of a sub
marine cable is about J inches in
diameter The "shore" sections
are about , inches in diameter and
the landing" sections are about .
inches in diameter.-St. Louis
GlObe-DemOcrat.
The Yu Sir Kusha Steamship
Company of Yokohama, Japan, has
lately decided to place several new
ocean flyers on the route between
this city or some port on Puget
Sound and Yokohama and Hong
kong in opposition to the Occi-
dental and Oriental and the Paci-
tic Mail steamship companies.-S.
f. Chronicle.