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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18
rHE HAYWARD TRIAL.
No objection 60 the Introduction OF
Miss WArhter's Iestimpny.

MINEEApOLIs, Feb. l5.-rho state
sprgug surprise 10 thu Hayward
murder trial today when II Withdrew
all opposition 10 tue Introduction u
Maggie WaChturs testimony. Mics
Wuchtur 10 the stDnOgrapher OF Blxps
attorney, who WAS % testify that BliEt
stated to his attorney in her pTeHenc q
that II was with AIRY hayward aud
not with Harry no uad cJutpired tho
murder oil Miss Cling. Tue court was
unwilling 10 admit tho testimony
without the direct consent VI BiiNl,
who was brough, rom jan and quus.
toned personally by Judge Smith. lie
had no objection no said, lut Miss
Wachtor was III aud could net be- pres
eGt today. The suu4en change Oi
front on tue part " the state Ia said 10
be due TO the ability % imIoach Miss
Nachter's testimony absolutely.
Blixps attorney viii contradict II, aud
II Is also understood tue state has ascoF-
lained from IL UOuhllnt OF Miss Wach-
ter the true inwaTdue's of the evidence
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NEW YOmJ, Feb13-A special to tho
World from Guat lmal1 sayt R.ots arc
frequent iu many cities OF the country.
While mo- one II important, considered
together thoy Indicate universal dis
content. should President Bafrioa be
unable 20 divert the attention " tho
people by foreign war 10 IL believed
that he cannot prevent q revolution
which viii accomplish his overthrow.
The indictments have no concerted
plan yet and they lack a leader With
the confidence Of the army and the
people.
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OF district Ne. II were received from
tho gillcen OF tue Republican organiza.
ton OF sugar precinct, auJ filed.
a communication was read from tho
secretary Of the join, city ami county
building Committee reporting action
on certain claims mud she same was
filed.
The petitions oi Mary Smith and J.
M. Thomas iJr fllioi from tax sale, AID
that oi stephen Hays Tor release of
property from erroneous taE laic, wure
referred for inquiry.
Court adjourned tiii Saturday vt .
r.m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18

a select raoial party Will be given
hy the students Of lgo Lait,t-luy
sainia' college 20 Thursday evening
in Tue seventh ward ts emily hall
The following committee hts the affair
In hnuo: Miss Ray Grant, Miss Lc.
verne snow, Mi.s RltC Jenkins, Miss
DJunuits smith, Carl Badger, John
5hfpi tAIiUd Pfltchard, George May
cock. Floor muuag Cr-Cau Badger,
Alfred fnlchafi, George MnyCyCk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18

LoNDos, Feb. l5.-Tho British
steamer Gaagea, which sailed from
New Orleans on January o, Tor Havre,
arrived at CoTcubiou, Spain, January
2s, Tor a ruppIy VI coal. after rsplun.
ishiug tho buukefs she proceeded on
her voyage, but soon broke the PIC
pellur ami was towed back ~ Cor.
cubiOu. She started from thurc In tow
for Havto and when Oh EushaBt,
about twouiy-ive miles from Brest,
broke adriit from the tug towing her
aud has not been seen siuuu. ThtGsuges
has cargo " cotton valued "a. EjJ,OOJ.
The crew numbered thirty men,
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INK smaller ami mose dangerous as
i1otholus 81 the asators vino were now
Thoroughly frightened ami began yell
ing Justify for help.
Rowing his boat broslsido on along
tIo dearest section OF TIE floating ice
ou which were thfeO hOys, Fountain
shouted 10 thom 10 skate as close as they
could, Que at = time anu then leap into
the boat.
In this way the skaters wore rescued,
one by one, not, however, until some
VI them had been dreuchod In the icy
water and all had been thoroughly
frlnhtuuUI
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Tnglns nerrio. 90 Wa.

NEW YORK; Fcu. i3.--A special 10
the Word Tom Guatemala says:
la lGitttd, tho leader Of the anti.
Mexican parry, 10 suspected OF urging
President Bafrl0A 10 take n hfmer
stand against President Dlaz. Mrxiol's
claims Tor indemnify are not likely 90
be allowed except for properly dos
tfOyed by Guaiemglan soldiers IN their
last uGcurBl0u into hiUElcO, The claims
Of Mexican iirms fIg cutting Wo1u on
the strip cannot be- allowed, IL is be-
lievod here that tho United StLtoa Will
never allow Mexico to annex any part
Of Guatamala'l Territory.
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FFFORTS FOR PEACE.
NH, Tllos Suggestions Through
o. S. Minister DsnOH
,,p,,clye FOR A CONFERENCE.
... selected to Assis, ii Hung
chang In the Neso-
uaiIons.

r,ry rsfy, Feb. is.-rho Chinese
liLS .,rso bas requested Donby,
' Tsl,,i State. minister, to suggest CT. 20
, ...'.i md ihs peace cnvoys appointed
- ',' N. two Countries meet at !. Foi'
t,,sur or ,omc place near Iien Ism
A''..I I' tho convenience Of III
v, g. g,- cbsng, one Of the Chinese Gu
h..' nm, Cnineso government has
~, ',ag,,.sd iba, John w, Foster &C. e,
,''r5.'gsasl.t The Chinese envoya IN
,n,s,,so negotiations, meet ~ hung
cs,ns atTsu rsin. Foster e.. VIZ ny, y p' ~
S'ryiosyo Shanghai i91 !i,n l A.'n ,' no.
.5 4, communication oeI"o'h 'N'
ID plscts % opened
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18

WASHINGTON, b. g., Feb. ls,-The
revenue cutter service OIL was defeated
IN tho House today, falling 10 secure
the necessary twt-lhirIs vets.
Undur the suapuuslJu fine rules the
House passed ON ~ raise tho rate Of
pensions TO Mexican war veterans To
sl2 month, anu also bill 10 vqualizB
the duties aud salaries Of Inspection Of
hulls aud boilers.
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nc -.ia AonLi Feb. ls.-Ilppor,s Of
,,,,., fatalities Ia the recent bllz.
.-',l !lt eastern part tf the slate are
~, 49, \, ll'no'' daily. August Shaier,
w " stock company Ia Fergus
~, ''.''el 10 assiHt the hurdsrs
~. il'' In Tho binding snow. His
n, W. found within a few rods of
l,' W., ana his dead horse near by.
l,,'fGe.,, l'I Slate Senator swift near
e.Oly named Smith, was Loaf I'M
l., ,'l Aul mas not been found. The
ar,,, '',v,' Aal especially sheep, viii
i,t,,.....l. Ir, usin many cases whole
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GEORGE PEABODY.
The iowa celebrating IA Honor of
the rhtianthropIst.

PEABODY, Mase, Feb. ls.-Thls
town is today celebrating tha oep.
Ienninl Of the birth Of Philanthropist
George Peabody. Flags float from
public buildings, while the decoration
" private reuidences Ia general. The
school children o: the Peabody Iusti.
iute listened to an address by Rev. ]
w. Hunt ON "George Peabody,O
rhis afternoon In Town Hall the
exercises were continued with an nd.
ure.s by Francis Appleton; an oratinn
by Lieulengnt-GoyoFnor Walcott and a
poem zone Hundred Years. by Rev.
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nm CnnnlY ConrIIs Nes.Iol.

There was but little business trans
acted at tuls days session OF the county
court, over which Probate Judge Blair
presided.
A petition from Oloi Q. ToTnblaI,
ior the opening up OF public highway
ia tho Draper precinct, was referred 20
tue seleOtmun,
Endorsements iayoring tho appoint.
mont Of Jesse w.. Hardy ~ supervisor
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tho Ladies' iisetat Warrington.

WAsuINuTON, Feb. lS.-The formal
opening VI the second triennial session
OF the National Council Of Women of
the United States began at the Metro
polilan hotel today, Mrs. May Wright
Sowell, president, Ia the chair. The
council Is representative body, COM
posed OF delegates from all the various
associations OF women throughout the
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18

WAHuNGToN, Feb. ls.-ft 10 posi-
lively denied nc iho state department
that Secretary Gresham has interviewed
gpeclaily In the case OF Major Seward,
ono Of the Americans under sentences
OF death nc Honolulu for tresBon, or
has addressed special message on the
subject TO Minister Willis, 10 bo ior.
warded from Vancouver
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HUNTINGTON, ". Va, Feb. is.-
The sug.lt and two coaches Of the
IaHngG ualn on the Norfolk q
Wulsfl railroad jumped the track
Evtn miles wetl VI this city at Ia, m.
hiiy, John Adkins Of Wayne county
~ allied outright An unknown
hJy ION Pel0sky, Micl., was struck
.alaehtai aud D. dying, Engineer
!istson aud Fireman Gan1 are
Hll.uiJ Injured,
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sEvEN sUoDES DEATHS.
Persistent Pursuit Of Que Family b.
tue DUatroyTr.

icraistout fuFauit Of Quo tnmilI ~
tue nUHtroyrr.
PORr JERvIs, n. y, Feb. is.-Ms.
JauU Courright dltd hero suddenly
last night This makes soven unoE.
pccted deaths Ia his family. Her hus.
band John, while drawing hay in 1872,
foil insonaible from the load aud before
ncighbots could get him to a house he
was desd. a sister, Mu.Anurcw Cole,
Of Diugman's Ferry, Pa, while ON her
way from a neiyhbof's, igll dead. Five
yoafB later Ira CJurtight, a bf0tuuf, ut
Sparrow Bush, was found decd Ia his
bed. Mrs. J. n. Ferguson, .Ui Green.
vile, was also found dead. Mfs. j. T.
huad, Of C0ltctvillc, s.tiDri died buG-
denly. Her huubaui, on going 10 bel
iu the evening, found hcr unconscious,
and in 90 hour she expired. Another
sister, Mr0. Elizabeth Ayrcs, OF Quar-
fyvillu, was found dead IN her bod nj
the home oi her sOE-iu.iaw, John Van
Glider
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CucAgo. Feb. Isl. 10. Gtocuhul
rr,,frI in Judge Cr1ucup's court
Saniuef the rule requiring him 70
tfurt iof bic actions during the
llflfm ~ receiver Of tue whisky
rau Hh attorney read an answer
uptaftd BY the respondent This AZ
af5sy ispfeieuling the other Interests
Med fof time 20 read the document,
ne e.ufl continued proceedings until
als afternoon,
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SLOWLY RecnYerIng.

Mt. G. d. Hanks Is suu c1BGnod to
hls room hy the injuries lac received
rom a fall on tue sidewalk few isys
ago. lie is, however, slowly rccoves-
Ing aui ia the course uf "a week or two
Aa VIII DO uut anu attending T. Bu8i.
ness again.
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HmnlipoN on tho steamer.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ls.-Ths
aleamor CITY " Sydney arrived from
Panama and way ports this morning,
and was ordered into quarantine BY
Or, LaWlUn, the quarantine officer,
because OF n case OF smallpox which
developed on .oae Of tbs crew on the
voyage up the coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18

tluslulu, Fob. lS,-The sealed
Elle' 10 ihc case aguln8L George NJ.
Nin 10 false prelrusud was opened
AmoinIng. IL found tho uiscgp-
sAy POOL operator not guilty OF the
-.le charged but ordered him to
g'he costs In the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18
Enterlnlnment.

MI Milne illustrated lectures Of
History temperance, Mormon Tenn.
pies and other subjects viii hr Given in
Tue seventeenth ward meeting house
this lMonday) evening, commencing
Of O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18
Postponed One Day.

The Sunday school entertainment
which was announced TO tako place In
the Sixth ward assembly hall vt 1880
this evening has been postponed uuul
tomorrow Tuesday evening nj tae
same 4OuT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18

WABiuNGTON, Feb. is, The
comptroller VI currency has declared
"a dividend Oi 10 yer cent Ia favor Of
the creditors Of Lynn county bank Of
Albany, ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18
LOST TIrE sUgAn.
A Vessel Preighied FOR the Erust
wrecked,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ia cable.
gram from Nassau, n. r., states that
tho Philadelphia BarEentiuo sadie
Thompson, Captain Mowatt, bound
irom the Caribbean sra, February 5tn,
Tor this port, with 5000 bags OF sugar,
valued at 100000 aud conuigneI 70
the sugar truei, has bgpn totally
wrecked on Memory Rock, Bahamus.
rne vessel was valued al 100000. II
Is presumed the crew was landed
safely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18
sIoLE A FORTUNE
N'lanlilng Uashior of.,b, L..
nEtou nnnh.

NhHhlcr Of the Lex.
ingtou nnnh.
EG...All, kso. ia aneclal To the
,' l''n Richmond, Va. say AZ ''''
E,,,a,,l nov quite certain thai q. NJ.
RAJ NJ t JUG aeiaulIlug ohRshier Oh the
q. hs,' lexington, stole about 500. /.
"a, g',, 'hal institution. Hs "a
l,ilv ,-5 s'0,vOJ capital stock and
u, t,v ,,','.l belonging 10 depo,itorg.
ta.Its,' s -i.'u'uli show that Fiaggalt,s
yunisl 5,'' . pt''od If twenty-five
d.h,5,,' y, gl'si,ou mo angry Win The
ulrv., ~, having failed 10 d,t,r,
WIN ssi SONY ou. The banI, IA left
hat.y 5000 In each. IrTin, io,,
c.g,,, ~. w 5000 population unI IA , he
hnls, ' s VI E9GAbrldge, a thrI nv
MOT ~, Ol5nmuuiIy. Buslness H. al.
NU.t5, tsi tI on account of m,
'lN financial Institution.
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1850 koSu, Feb. l5.-Tho Etltlsh
a.l,i Mercury has been suddenly
.',llehel 10 t0rmosa in response 10
. .igenl appeal from the British con.
y, \, .uo'aii vgrship wia needed for
1fttsgii0u Of i0geigurrs,
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AMI AdmIuIsIratOr 10 Answer.

In tho matter Ct the estate Jt stephen
A. Estes, deceased, the hearing on
petition for removal OF ndmiulstrstOr
mas teen continued ull Wednesday,
the Goth met,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18

WAlnyGIoS, Feb. ls.-Tho full
Senate committees on appropriations
bday decided 70 report an amendment
10 the sundry civil appropriation dill
i0t $4,000, 90 certificates OF indebted.
ntss Of dsnomlna.lons Of so, 70 fuu
i0ftwo ytan and draw 3 per cent
Interest ini b good only for tho pur.
zee si fupplyisg the treasury de-
f,Isncy. Toe BIN with amendment
vuNI1ilsi lilsr Ia tho day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18

New YouE, Fec. ls.-rho French
r-s tsamlf La B9ufsosur nom nom
H,us, February 9,duc here ycs'eil,y
.,s,si5s, hai not uecu sisn'cJ up 70
FL I'M morning. When sho l'lt
49, IA GascJguo was ncniiy o
- syeriue mere, aud the probability
ND Captain Geflny Of Ia Hour
.,,sS toot ) zlgztg cgurso ia tho nope
ilgltlng Is uasc0Sne'
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AEHLAND, Ponna., Feb. ls.-TWelve
men are said 10 have been fatally
burned by an explosion OF gas at West
Bear Aridge Colllery today. Five men
nave Alreauy been taken out, but none
Will recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18

ywc,srlE, Eugp Feb. ls.-Ihe
,.sllrs match 0i the Tyne baWgen
gsfj,sW Harding aud Thomas sui.
subiof 5000 sud tho single SOUL
b,mtlonshlp u Erg.au., this alter
Van. VA won by Harding by four
min. Time, q ninulo'i 10 seconds.
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hIF 700 rnUr.

~ o. the Ghasuy Tropbi,,
N,,., 'on' to q Sultan.
Ilsi,ta,,' rom raugion save ' ~
eosliEiyg b 'na' beads Of number Of
al i,lF ' i,., to 10 true. CS u,ten Us
ohcea Citg ueen received rom
r. ltol5Bsg.',' he scene Of the fierce
"s'1 't'usgle between tSs
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NEW York, Feb. l5,-lhere have
been n few transactions IN gold today
at 3-S Per cent commission,
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MuNIrIrAL nEIonn.

chicago tiorgNmru Entertain tho
Pubitc on the huhiucL
CHICAGO, Fob. i5.-surmous cover
ing every phbse Of the subject Of muni-
Cipul ryIDrn were delivered IN thu
churches Oi zach denomination yCutvr.
DAY. The action on the part OF tho
mini8iorl was prompted by letter
from the civic Federation urging an
active port ia the municipal reform
movement by pa8l3rs sud thelr couEru-
cations, especially iu tnu direction Of
political action.
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Marriage License.

County Clerk stanton issued a mar
riage license today to Gustavo A.,
Reichmaun, ~, ana Louisa 81, HJlgr,
n, b0tn VI tuls city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-08

Asbury Park, y. j.. July THE recep-
ton committee has been busy all day re-
ceiving the visiting wheelmen, who have
been arriving In delegations. 1t is esti-
mated that there are 1900 wheelmen In
town. and many more are due from the
West late tonight The Denver wheeimen
viii number 100, and IL is believed Pitts
burg VIII send I50o. Two class A men rep
resentfng Denver arrived this evening
They were entered in their class events
and feel confident that IL they have good
PAGERS they will break some OF the records
Twenty ladies in boomers arrived from
Philadelphia this evening without escorts
all astride their wheels The total number
of survivors of the century run. from New
York lis 80. Zimmerman. Bald. Dirnberger
Sims. johnson. Callahan. Zeigler and other
cracks devoted considerable time this af-
ternoon TO sprinting. All the public build
ings and many private houses have been
decorated gaily with bunting, and the col
ors OF Asbury Park wheelmen In honor Of
the big tournament. The visitors have
been accorded all the privileges OF the
town by Founder Bradley. who has ten
dered them the free use OF the baths.
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The schuetzenfest.

Glendale Park L. J.. July THE sing
ers had the call today at the national
Schuetzenfest. over forty singing socie-
ties from New York and Brooklyn rem
dered vocal music. and fully 5000 jolly
Teutons congregated in the park. The San
Francisco contingent. the guests OF the
Winchester Arms Company. at New Ha-
ven. were very loud in their praise of the
treatment they received. and G.. O. Helm.
who is the only man who so far has made
a possible" said today that he was de-
lighted at the reception given to the West
ern men by the Eastern shooters in gem
eraI. The shooting for the several prizes
will close tomorrow evening. Tuesday will
be an off day Following are the highest
scores made today:
Columbia honor target, j. p. Bushheld.
Boston. 70.
German target. II. A. Fox, New York, 2:
J. Rinter. 2. J. VI. Digston, Brooklyn, ?:
]. Bushfeld, /; ID. Homrigausen. Balti-
more. /.
Second target, Henry Hodges, New York.
4s:.Barnard Pettet. New York. IS. NJ. Gin
dele. Cincinnati, Is: d. Fakter. San Fran
cisco. AZ.
Man target. III. F. Hodges. 90 Gus Zim-
norman. Is: Louis Flach, New York. and
NJ. Gindele. Cincinnati. 81 each.
Ring target. f. c. Ross, Brooklyn. q:
II. p. Hodges. Il; J. Bushfeld, u; Louis
Fiach. n.
The leaders in the events up TO the pres
ent time are:
George Helm, san Francisco, - at the
German strict target: A. Streker. San
Francisco, ~ at the man target; Gus Zim-
norman, New York. ~ at the standard tar
get: William yorbach. ~ at the Columbia
honor target.
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New York Times.

Detroit now has 1851 farmers TO each or
whom has been loaned one-third of an
acre on which to plant potat toes. beans.
turnips and squashes. All the piats thrown
into one piece would make farm of over
80 acres There are still over forty acres
70 he assigned. and offers OF land are be-
ing made daily Each farmer is given two
and a half bushels OF seed potatoes and
two quarts Of beans 20 plant. which Will
cover about two-thirsis of the lot. Later
they will be provided with turnip and
SQUASH seeds AZ the end OF the season
each lot holder will he required 10 report
the amount Of his crop. so that the profit
~ the scheme may be accurately ascer-
tanned Holders Of lots viii DO required
80 take turns watching the patches ot
ground in which their lots are situated. 70
keep away cattle and prevent destruction
Of the crops in any way.
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DE RACKIN REMOVED.
The PopnIist sheriff of Lincoln County
suffers for His spree.

A sprague special of July to the spo-
kane Spokesman says: Sheriff De Rackin
was summary removed from office THIS
afternoon by the county commissioners
for failure 10 comply with the law requir-
ing the filing of new bonds when the
bondsmen withdrew. The expulsion OF De
Rackin was no surprise. as the action OF
the commissioners had been expeVfsd
since Monday.
A majority Of the Populist county cen
trail committee had been In town since me
meeting of the commissioners. and loud
protests against De Rackin nave been
made.
The removal is the result Of De Rackin' $
snrse in Spokane last May, when he pulled
q pistol on n dancer az the stockholm
dance hall De Rackin was appointed 10
the office of sheriff January Il las' ey TWO
Ysanulisf commissioners upon the resigna-
49,, ~ sheriff Williams. His conduct IN
mice was entirely unsatisfactory to all
parties.
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Traltoron= Americans.
So nernaraIne. - So.


The Seattle Post-InteilIgencar admins
tiers a scathiHg rebuke 10 Americans
native and to the manner born" who are
continually rev&ling their rouniry. OF
whose great blessings and privileges th.v
thus show themselves 10 be utterly un-
worthy. II is too much 20 claim for them
"a this writer does. that an American
who has spent al has life in this country
may he par3oued for grumblng at evils
% which he knows only the least" Moth
fnr 81 the sort An American who an his
life has enjoyed ghs blessings and thf. on
rs7rtuuitfes vhieh this country affords. OF
free education AMI an equal chance IN the
ra,-s. az Hfe has NOT the excuse which an
ignorant and bfuttsh3y bred alien nliuht
claim fer nnailGujng and dlsparaEing this
country. 4 native American WHO Wacs
traftoroaS tongue IN disparagernent Of
American free Institutions. and who SUI
1anlx refuses 10 take part Ia CELEBRATING
-, event which gave as the charter O.
cux liberties sho4ld ~ socfs~sf '-
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the head OF Jack Quinn's BENEFIT" in
which the following appeared: Misses
Ruhl. GoSs. Mueller and Ackley danced
graceful shirt dance 70 the delight Of
all present"
What We meant TO have said. and what
we really did say. was skirt dance" We
had up 10 that time a proofreader in our
employ VINO claimed 10 know more than
We did and who allowed the Nord shirt"
10 pass into print. He Is now an appli-
cant for the position of dog catcher and
the dents Of oar knuckles are still plainly
visible on his hide-bound derms The
Composifor who sci uP the ord has gone
70 his reward ami yet. as we said befora
death alone is barely sufficient TO atone
for such a palpshle thunder. When our
attention Was first called 10 the mistake
ne could hardly believe fhat such an er-
ror could occur outside Of the nsily
Times Office. but We are now more than
ever convinced that 10 err - mortal and
% forgive s. divine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-08
THE AG6IE ARRIVES.
'ieesnf san Francisco YACHT Drons
Anchor In the Harbor

Inc yacht Agile. Capt Pharo. arrived
~ port yesterday morning from Port
80 | nn ana anchored in the stream off
Dunkers. The Aggie was rAcsrfIY 49,.
chased in San Francisco by r.. r. s~ee-
nes, OF the Seattle Yacht Club. and 4.
the hnest yacht ever IN Puget sound
aters. she Is elegantly appointed. and
- commodtous in every way. as well as
being speedy. a.
aooot noon she weighed anchor and
sound. returning late last nivht