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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-27

Wanted Pernsnent roomer, with good
reference, for a very pleasant.
comfortable room. Private family, good To-
cation. No. III Fifth street
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-27

For SoIo Large gentle horse good
wi OoAO. worker. VIII sell cheap. 525
South Leona street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
SPORTING NOTES.

At the Ss. Louis races Wednesday ERE
winners were: -Four ard haM furiongs,
Manola. 80: Ave flriongs. Relslaazxar.
:s5, four and half fsiriongs Shiloh. SO:
five and a half flrkongs. EIkrasige. ms:
six fufAongs. Heads or Tails. LEI.
AT tire New Orleans races Wednesday
chs winners were: Five ard i half f.lr-
longs. Bird Catcher. lie 81: three fur
longs. Uncle Lew. 40 L.: SIX furlossgs,
Jim L. 1:1i-s: six furlomes. FSdget,
1:si 81: 1--WE and a half furlongs. Musoch.
lis ID
At the San Francisco races Tuesday tho
winners were: Five 9urbongs selling.
Thorn. f:oa IL: about six furlongs. selling.
Capt. Rees. l:i3 L.; eight furlongs, seHi-
ing. Booze. 1:H3- twelve furlongs, hsir-
dies. Three Forks. s:se IL: SIX faarbongs,
Thelna. ia IL
At the San Francisco races Wednesday
the winners were: Five furlongx, selling.
nsaideas. Wag. 1.oe: six fsiriongs, selling,
Raindrop. lis: four furlongs, 2-year~oids.
Imp Santa Bella. 40; eight and half ffr-
longs, handicap. Godi.is. las "a: i've fur
longs. selling. Tim Murphy. 100.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

Chicago. Feb. g.-Firc started at this
morning In The kass;ner building. con-
tanning the kaesgifsr kalt;ing works. the
Pioneer Paper COMPANY and The Bach x
Hertz Feather Company. The building
vas totally destroyed, also FIVE dwellings
in the yleinity. Damage. S1se.o1e The
Cane Elevator Company was badly dam
aged Hundreds OF employees in the kaest-
ner huiltziag. Including 20 children, were
raufc-strlcken. Eleven Were rescued am
conscious and some will probably eise. The
seriously injured are: Emma kusttc. Eta
6iedman. lAgres MeIntyre and Bessie psx-
lie. ali knocked down end trampied upon.
II IS feared that. with the possible excsp-
zion OF Emma Hustle, they we're fatally
hurt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
the british Hold ON Africa.

Josiah Tyler in New York Observer.
Richard Harding Davis represents vaTs-
ems nations as nitsbling at the ftnd Of
Africa. knowing "a little Of IT'S people and
the countries they have annexed. as al
Hannibal and Seipio. This ts not trsie OF
all nations Great Britain. for instance,
which received the richest slice OF the
African cake. whsn Il was divided among
y.x,rupean ro@prx. Is Thoroughly Scgntxant
az the territory she dominates. Such IL
hsr hs,gs Of r1sa-Afriea. through the new
Belgian treaty. that onc has observed:
ST ss possible 10 march regiment from
AIexaadrta 20 Cape Town. without de-
parting frozn under the English flag
As.cgrding 10 census or Great Erst2sn.
lately published. the population OF her
African colonies and dependencies ~ A.
uss. 81. while that OF hsr rrotecsorates, or
spasrss OF Influence. l. =. Sssss3A making
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
ILLEGAL sEA-oI'TER HUNTING.

schooner G. q. White Fits Out I'm San
Francisco With White Hunters.
San Francisco. Feb. 2S.-The North
American Commercial Company's schoon-
er c. q. White will sail today on a
sea otter hunting expedition to Alaska.
She carries twenty-five men. rifles and
the usual OUTFIT for animal hatchery also
four engineers for steam launches which
the company uses in preference to the
slow moving canoes OF the Indian hum
serss who are supposed 10 do hunting
for the peiis or the exceedingly vaiu-
able sea otter.
The reyends lsws are most stringent
on tho point that no white man shall
Kill or capture this animal In the waters
of Boring sea- and along the Alaska
coast. but the c. @. White has signed
prescribed hunters here who will re-
ccive 1850 for every skin they bring over
the side OF the schooner. Moreover, they
are provided with stock of new VIM
chester rifles the use OF which ssill make
: the vessel liable 10 seizure, as only
clnbs. spears and saotguns are to be
used by Indians. who alone are permitted
10 hunt. The launch engineers are en-
pioyea ut so month for the season.
and with these small. swift steamers
darting among the coves and iniets Of
tho hunting grounds the chances Of OF
ter 10 escape ard Of the Indians 10 real
lie wages from their capture, are re-
duecd 10 minimum. though II has been
the intention of the government to leave
the sea otter 10 the Indians. The schooner
White has caused the government great
deal Of trcubie. ami has twice been seized
for illegal hunting. The schooner yacht
Rather. owned by the Pacific Trading
Company, Is also fitting out for an otter
hunting cruise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

coulau,t Persuade the Legislature Not
IL, Abolish His Ofiice.

Oiwnnsa. Feb. s--Specasl.-The BIN pro-
,,,s,n- for the abolition OF tsse municipal
court has been approved by the commit
tee On municipal corporations. and bsls
comforting Jurisdiction az police Justices
a.. Justices OF tise peace IN cs,ies OF the
frxf class was tonight approved by the
committee on judiciary ard VIII De re-
r.,~,ea tomorrow Bosh bills as appr-sef
ar. substitute rTea zsres for original bills
sn.r~4uresi tsy, a spokane member. auss the
,as..na-nea provides thai the mayer shall
Zach sEx months designate one Of the
JUSTICES OF ;he peace 10 serve as police
Justice. and be Is required TO hold court
IN a court roon. furnished by the city,
wsshos,, al .tional compensation 20 thas
ra,x nrovhss4f hy faw. The city b author
ted 10 make allowance for the extra
cse-%-st work ersa4ied4 The bgii. II PASSED.
viii save each 81 tsse three chief cities
about $3.50 year. aKa Is favored by ths
delegation from the three cities. while
tAs. opr-nssssan ez1anafes from tire pres
sat Enes,snt-sass Of yAe municipal Judge
snsrus and those personally Interested ta
ghern.
Jspsar Glasgow has been here for over
tao weeks working ayasESz the abolition
81 his 5oh. and usssis two hours speech
before the judiciary co1zzzss.ee-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

san Francisco. Feb. 27.~-The board Of
directors ~ the san Francisco and san
joaquin Valley road held a meeting this
afternoon. From the eleven stockholders
COMPOSING tbe heard OF directors, the fol-
lowing executive officers were elected:
President, Claus Spreckels; vice preSi-
dent. w. F. Whsttfer; seeesaa wise presi-
dent, Robert watt; secretary pro TEN.
Isaac Uraam; counsel, E r. Preston.
The election OF n general manager was
deferred. though Il WAS tntimsset that
James Il. Stotsans the local hardware
merchant, no IS also president % the
Sorsa Pacific coas; railroad. miss}t have
the position IL tse would accept h.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

> total as ssxsasx IN csnsrss Africa.
s.fsAase square miles Of territory are ss
present uroerarsss bs civilized ~eepse.
The main ossssacl- 70 Eurorssrs commerce
along the Nile IS the Influence OF she
M&hk. est thss mus. soon succuuso 20
superior ard i sIlfzess authorities In less
than three years seiegrapAlr cenauansca-
ton vii doubtless ~ established between
CAPE Town ard Cairo The wire has al
ready reached Blansyrn. IN tie Shire
Highlands and socn we shall hear OF II
az Tanganyika and Victoria Nyanza. 10
the Nile. Railroads follow telegraphs,
ana Il Is rot casme-icsl 10 predict that
some now living viii see the day waen a
railway ticket can be purchased at carc
Town for Alexandra.
Note the rapid development OF SoGsh-
eastern Africa. Or. Livingstone. when
iatering 20 suppress the slave trassc in
Nyassalan4 about thirty years ago. mark
ed the rtchsssss Of tbs soil. products. cii-
mate, etc. and prononacea it fine eoan-
Try fer white people. Now there are 10
DO seen in that district large eorfae plan
satsosss. owned Chiefly by Scotchsnen. who
leave no stone nnfurzaed Ia improving the
country. The pluck with which they raset
S.-lANAttsN> sAs N<AsA>pN2ts2< 1GStr crops 10
the seaport rejects on fksna great credit
From Chuide. the best landing place at
one OF the mouths Of the Zaraheri. six
paddle steamers ascend that river ard
into the Shire as far as katanga. n dts
lance OF i5a miles. carrying supplies from
Europe. and returning with coffee. ground
nuts. india rubber, cetson and other pro-
duets How different Il WAS when sIrs.
Livingstone went out 10 meet her hus-
band and was delayed on the Zasneexi
till seized with maiariai fever, stage
coach line between Blantyre and Rasnhga
Is said 10 be on the fapis. IL that region
becomes, as Is predicted, the coffee
growing country oc the worid.s railroads
viii connect II with the sea, and lexis than
one day viii be required to reach chulde.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
CONCLUSIVE PROOF
Ofthe Superiority Of Electric Treatment
Over Other Methods In tho Treat
ment Of Disease.
Seaffic Eeh q tSNS Z


mcnt Of Disease.
Seattle. Feb. IS. 1896 7
Mr.. Editor.
Dear Sir--This IL TO certify that I
have been under DIR. Darrin's electro
magnetic treatment for sciatie rheuma-
tism. bladder and kidney complaint. and
was cured. | recommend the attiieisd
TO try this skiilfnl physician. ] can Ao
seen and referred to for what he has
done for me. i& Yesler avenue. seat
tie. Wash. 7. 5. HUBBARD.
One of the Drs. Darrin can be eon-
suited free at Hotel Stevens. Seattle.
Wash. this week only. until March
His head Office 10 permanently located
at Hotel Chiiberg. Tacoma. Wash. Of
nee hours. 10 a. m. 10 p. m; evenings.
to 6. sundays 10 a. m. 10 p. m.
DR. Darrin makes q specially Of all
chronic. nervous and private dissasSs ot
whatever nature. Most patients can ba
cured at home after one visit 10 the doc
tors office. Inquiries answered and cir
cnlar and question blanks sent free. All
business relations with Dr. narrin strictly
confidential
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
NOTES on NEW BILLS.
The Legal Rate of Interest How Pop
ulIsts Would Kuiid the CanIfoi

oimpia. Feb. sT,--Speeial- Judiciary
committee has agreed upon the vexa-
sious interest question and has intro
aacea substitute bGl Il establishes the
legal rate OF Interest At per cent, allows
u Per cent rate whea agreed 10 In writ
Ing. ana fixes the interest rate OF STATE.
county and schoc: warrants at per cent.
A contract for & greater rate than II Per
cent shall make she contract void. ana II
proof OF us9rious Interest is given the
psainfiE shall recover Only the principal
less en- interest paid or agreed 10 be paid.
The bill does no. Interfere vita prio. con-
tracts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
wiese-, Family AN Unhappy one.

Chicago. FEB 2. 1t IS announced that
F'bsrercc. daughter OF Wee President
wtckes. ~ ,se Pullman Car Company,
las parted frsFn her young husband.
Airs wigkss has obtained a divorce from
her husband. the formal decree being
fsagsiea Down yesterday, au. To-Day young
Ford hasse his wife and family goodbye
ana returned 20 BIS fathers hau4e. Tbs
marriage occurrea hat a few mna5hs
ago. rcwsi. whose family IS prominent In
GAINESVILLE, says iAe trouble Is all ow TX
4, his rloiher-sn-law. and declares that
his fasher-la-saw Is ia csEnplese SYM
rathy with hsna.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
Nature Made Her So.
Harrsarss na~ar

And now about company. I can't have
my cook entertaining visitors all the
time
Well. mum, orii thry hard to dlscour-
age gentlemen. bur Oh can't help eein'
more or less attractive"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

Mayor Phelps has called a meeting Tor
2 o'cIock tomorrow afternoon Of TIE city 5
advisory board. consisting 81 the mayer.
,,rssas.,ts OF the two houses. city comp
sr,,,er and Chairman OF the board OF pub
lie works. 70 consider current matters OF
interest 10 the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
business Failures.

San Francisco, Feb sT.-Robert Haigh:
a. Co. OF 223 Front street. one OF the Old
est commission houses OF San Francisco.
have assigned for the benefit or their
creditors. They have been la business
for thirty years. Their affairs have been
placed in the hands Of the Beard OF
Trade The exact amoun: OF liabilities 10
not yet known. but Is estimated 20 be
about SO 90 or s7s,e 90: assets nearly go
eo. The principal creditors are farmers
and dairy produce men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

Carson. New. Feb. "a concurrent
resolution striking the word male cut OF
the constitution passed the assembly to-
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

senator Pnsey has a bin for bonding
the lands OF the University OF Washing
son. II provides for University o. Wash
ton fana 10 receive all ot The funds re-
eelve8 fron the sale OF the state ualver-
ssty lands, and &ppropFtates s15e.e1a from
that s,.ad 10 the state general fuad sfpro-
rrtatssf ey the legislature IN iS3 for the
erection os buildings. EAcn 80 recon-
nepxe the state for al appropriation OF
81 eoo BY ;he present legislature fer riain-
senanee. and that loan a s@-aese be aa-
fAorixed IN accordance wfsh these appro~
prg&sionS upon The bonds Of The state AZ 5
per cent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
BISSEIL QUITS.
M Postmaster General Re-
1irns From the Cabinet.
- COULD NOT AFFORD TO STAY.
- Politicians Worried Him, But He
Conid Bear That The Exc
pren-es Too Much.

Wsshangten CITY. Feb. z.-Postnaster
ceu<rsl Blssen has placed his resignation
q ne hands OF tins pre@zderzt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

Mcssrs c. r. Moore & Co. Newlsrg. Ore,
saw. ave sell more az Chanihsrkainas Cnngh
Remedy than all others pat together, and j.
always gives coed satisfaction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

senator Eelsoeg presents a Proposition
une~shy the state sao1ad purchase Tire
nsant AZ ire ps.hHo printev and operate
!. under TIE ,lsr~ction 81 the stale prsng-
lag hoard. TIE prize 20 ~ paid for the
pssm,. buildings and Stock Is 10 t-s de-
;e<rninea by three appraisers. oz1e IN ee
aeTsolateI BY the goverrssr. another by
rae state printer and The third 10 De
chosen bysshs ssrSt ard s4ssonsi. Fren
gAe s-zzse the bill gees into eTess, TIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

Tnier existing conditions there are 40
public records Of corporations. ard In
legal process IL Is sisis1ass TO learn agson
whom papers shout be served. EASIER
days bin requires all corporations formed
or TO be formed TO file with ths seere-
fary % state, ard with re county ausi-
tor IN which such corporation has IT'S
place OF business. a list OF all ossscers, To-
gethsr with their places CT residence
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
washsngton CITY Letter In Chicago
Herald

MS the understanding here that POST
-aster General BisseIi viii voluntarily
|sesire from Office In a few months to
1usunae the practice OF law at Buffalo.
- EisseII is not TO retire because he
- become tired OF his work. but be-
6tse ne is weary OF spending about
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
Avoid the Grip.

It's after you and the means OF escap-
ing It's pursuit must not he neglected. The
whole system must be barrsczded agxinst
the enemy. In order 10 30 this YOU should
consul. your physician In wtiom you have
confidence. The next important step IL 20
druggist. This we claim 20 be. having
always made thls a special feature Of our
business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

Popunst Cline has introduced q real
wild-eyed Populist bill relative 10 the cap
itol building contract. It's main provision
is that upon the completion OF the build
ing on or before January !. 1899. the state
capitol commission shall make q deed In
fee simple to the contractor OF all land
granted by the United States to the state
OF Washington for capitol building pur-
poses and that the tender Of such deed
shall relieve the state OF any claims OF
any kind for the construction OF the cap
itol building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

Senator DORIS BIN requires cities and
towns Ct the second. third and fourth
classes 10 maintain separate faud. 10
be known as an interest fnna.. into
which shall be paid all taxes levied 70
neee interest on principal on ali
bonds issued by such cities or towns.
and cut OF which fund interest and prin-
eipai shah be paid The purpose OF me
biz is to do away with special funds kept
by cities and towns and make ali war
rants payable out of one general fund, so
that they will al be OF equal value.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28

Campbell of Pierce. in his bill Just pre-
sented. leaves 1t 70 the discretion OF the
council OF any city or town to exempt
all manufacturing companies from paying
any city or town taxes where such com.
panies employ twenty-five or more per-
sons in their business. He wants the
blu to be in force Immediately. and there
fore attaches an emergency clause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15

was brought Il bee commenced in the
Eighth circuit, which had primary
jufaliCulu.
The senator declared that In tbelc
Proceedings the counsel flr complain.
ant had referred time aud aysin, 10y
lnuondO rsihor than by plain spoa &
ing, 10 errors mada ia the or.
duts made by the federal courts
rom the beginning Of the
a mes suit down ip date. lie said
he should never stand aud criucile the
actions Of the federal court NJ his cnun.
try. In the oil on uase thu court of
Oregon and the court VI Idaho conceded
by their ofdefs that the Wyoming
court was Of primary jurisdiction, nud
conceded to II the right " primarily
make an order In this CASE.
lie paid his respects b NJ. Slorcy's
aiutemont that the Loan 6 Tfust com.
pany did not HTk for the ans ointment
VI receiver, but Tor the appoint uuut
OF o proper court receiver, anu taii tho
petitioners bod picked a receiver
meaning John 81. Eyau, manager Tor
tue General Mhnagcfs' ass0ciatiln iu
Chicago during thBgteat slriko OF last
summor-had brought him clear across
the continent, he had AT ia the clur.
room during all tho argument, and sat
there toiay rs petitioners exhibit A"
In tho case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
A~TLoArING nEEF.r
Something seen nt sea Tor which the
captain Caunot Account.

Something seen nt sea Tor which the
captain Cannot Account.
Pom row Ss..,D, Wasl March 10.
Captain Chns. a. Peterson, OF the
British Bark Darra, which sailed from
Puget Sound for sydney last August
anu N nov NJ Shanghai, has sent tho
following litter 10 the branch hydro
graphic oiiio' here:
"On the aOih OF December last, w lie
my vessel was IN lat. 10 u. long. iB8. 90
eusti men working ~ the rigging Te-
ported reels 10 tEu westward. I went
up with glassuB and found for about
eight milgH tue water was milk white,
with detached patches nj tho north
end with clear blue water between
them, The ship was lying In dead
calm gWith CLASSY sea. AZ noon
lhe reef was clearly visible ana az .
l..m. u passed, travelling ~ tho rate Of
] 10 milcs per hour, rushing pact the
sup o. " Hhe was moored broadside IN
strong tide. Tho sea was covered
with belt OF white, tranquil foam, n
mile aud quarter broad, and In 10
were all kinds Of rubbish from tue
shore, such 40 bark OF trees ana COC0u.
nut huske, All Kinds Of deep wator
nsh AZ well as four distinct sorts Of fith
found Ia the shallow water on or In
reefs were PLYING Hrouud the chip,
while the reef Ur whatever it was,
passed by Us. AZ 8 pm. the foam belt
was out N eight TO tho eastward. /
write fully on this, as II proves how
easy a man might report false danger.
Had had "a breeze before neon ami
sailed away from II, l would certainly
have thought reef rxitted,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
IsIunED ny rno,r.
California Orchards uueh Damaged
bY the tntd Nights

California Orchards uueh Damaged
by the tuth Nights.
NACAVLLE, Cal, March 1.-THE
damage done Ia this vicinity uy lnst
nights unusually heavy frost Will not
fall much short Of S2g5,OJJ. The april
cot crop has been almost totally dUs.
tf1yct, probably not my tons remain
my. Early cherries that would have
tucn on the market Ia two weeks are
ail EOue. rhu late varieties are
thought to be oil right, ~ they are ouly
just blooming. Tho almond crop,
which was advanced about tho same
~ apfic1is, IL ruined. ~ b. impossible
10 determine nj the present lust what
damage has been done 20 peaches, ns
they nfu Just coins out u bloom, auu
do not show ~ plainly. Thls is also
true VI plums and pfunVs. The
weather ia quite cool again tonight,
and thuru 10 prospect Of another ir0sg,
although not 10 hard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
Campaign Litsraturs.

NEW YouS, March l5.-In the
superior court before Judge Beck man
verdict was returned yesterday Tor
the defendant In nm action by Nathan
ID, Thompson against Albina Good.
speed 10 recover 81 l22, tho cost OF a
campaign book containing tho lives Of
the lalo JAMES q. Blaine anu John A.
Logan, isaue1 during tho Presidential
campaign. This defense WA that tho
work WAS detective and erroneous IN
many respects. Among other peou.
ilarities OF tao WORK one plate repre-.
tonted Blaine az ragged boy kneel-
INK by the bedside ~ his dying mother.
Blaine was IL years Of age whom his
mother died.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
GEOGRAPHIC.
5IIggGiGB TOJ, R. MCBRIDE
,.,tIr. Of a Prominent Salt Lake
LADY 10 Tauk'SaT, ILL.,


c.,c,oo, March 1.-The wedding
C nl, MEN Curtis Gage, 81. d. Of
Z ~, cry, aud John X. MeBi g.d
.,,n,. Wash, occurred this ai'ei-
aa1 u wsuE,sun, at the home Of tho
~ ., u MI l.. o. Matthew
,'..,,mgny wasaqulet and simple
i. ipioimsl wedding lunehv1n !.
fAa af,er when the newly
~ ~, ,oIsple returned to the city
siliii, 1--we tof Washington tomorrow.
ii2 'NsBfiie is the wlaow OF ueeise
. a.1 a,sse, formerly OF THIS Guy snn
Atiili.i. u.- ofoniineucu la Salt Lake
sallI,llasil1. o. well ns socially.
~ lNVrBflis, at the age OF -, wa
!'ls, ., ~ Of tne constitutional con.
. l ~ n Oregon, aud wac soon alter
u 1.., y to- flf,t senate OF ina' state,
t',' ,. issj wasappointsd chief Justice
sii !. a. AZ present ho Is counsel i!.!. 70
q l .,.,, OF the Northern Pacific
~ ~, c5mpany. one u his urJlh-
h,'. 80 W. McBndc, has recently
'l ', ,lseiei United States senator
f.n Ofrgon.