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thzit at the present. and prospective de-
manSzs On tne treasury costly war<fsps
were extrayzgaat sgxar.es. In a glowing
peroration that rlvetsd the attention ot
the house. Everest declared that war was
Of the past. o relic of an effete civi8za-
ton. For the future there was peace.
aud the country that wozssd carry us issue
20 the arbicranaent OF arms woIsd be
branded with the mark OF Cain.
weadcck AMI Meyer cacsei the debate
for the day In favor OF an appropriation
Tor the new ships.
The house disagreed 70 the senate
amendments 10 extend the time for max
ing income ssx returns AID sent it TO con-
ference sss 4
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Floods I'm spain.

Madrid. Fei, 1.-THE river Segura.
which flows through the provinces OF
Murcia and Alicante Into the Meiiterrs-
mean sea. has oyerfiowef. A portion OF
the city of orthuia Is inundated mi fho
railway I'm Alicante submerged. There IL
also a serious flood In the GuaaalquiTer
river. g'riani, a suburb OF Seville, sg un-
der water. The river Tagaas IS rising and
the town of AranaJns. about thirty miles
southeast OF Madrid. whore there is n
royal paiace.is threatened with inunsa-
tIor
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PRESIDENT NORTON INDICTED.
The BROOKLYN Railway NiaGnate Viola
tel the Ten-uour Law.

Brookiyu. y, Y. Feb. 15.-The grand
larry today presentet Indictments against
Reasasnin Norton. president Of the Allan
,tc Railway Compauy. ard supt Daniel
7 oasnn. charging them with violation
of Tie te-rs-hseuF law. The of%enSe is pun
ts,uab,a yys;n q fine of 500. q years .-n.
,.rfsFrrgrent. or bosh. The grand Jury also
found indictments against twenty-seyen
,~-~cnS fc~ fe}cny sna rlateus conduct,
The Legislative committee appointed %
investigate tire cause % tha trolley strike
fAesE SIS lar-oes today.
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New York. Feb Is.-The total deposits
OF gold Al the assay Office ard sub-treas-
ury on account Of the boA1 syndicate uo
10 the ciose OF yesterday were SO, ss7, COO
Russell Sage withdrew $50 coo of gold
from the sub treasury today ana denos-
TED the same with the Mercantile Safe
Deposit Company. The steamship Tn
hria will take out tomorrow "a 90 ounces
Of silver.
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colom,,ian Revoiution Ended.

Washington City. Feb. is.-The state
department today received the following
telegram from Minister Mckinney, at
Rogota. Colombia: 'sThe minister OF for
eigrs affairs requests us To say tha. the
revolution IS practically endea and that
there are no fears OF any further trouble
Have this published In the interests OF
C.offsenhta"
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Mexico city, Feb. 15.-Don Ignacio Mar
fs~ai. minister Of foreign relations In the
Mexican cabinet. states that despite re-
ports 70 the contrary the end Of the
cua,esnalan question Is not yet In sight.
The secretary iatlTrsazea that the n1gh-
boring republic is still evadtng the real
question IN the dispute with Mexico. and
endcavorsng 70 gain ali the time possible.
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To Arbitrate Labor Difricnlties.

Washington Cey, Feb. Ex-senator Per-
kins, from the committee on education
and labor. today reported his bill for the
creation of an industrial commission of u
persons, which is intefuied to arbltrase
labor difficulties. The committee presents
a written report in which 1t estimates the
aggregate loss To all concerned on ae-
court of strikes during the past six years
at SOS. 500 $50.
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Candidates For the New .yndpesb,p

Washington City. Feb. l5.--The principal
condidates for the additional circuit
judgeship created in the Pacific slope CIR
cult by the bin which passed the house to-
day are Judge Ross. present Judge of the
Southern California district and Judge
Wallace. Judge OF the superior court, San
Francisco. Senator White Is supporting
Ross. United States District Judge Ben-
niger OF Oregon IS also named
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e.ooo, 900 Women WANT Prohibition

Washington City. Feb. 15.-The white
Ribbon convention opened today. with a
good attendance. The principal object
Of the gathering is 10 cali the attention
OF congress and the president as forcsbIy
as possible TO the poiyglot petition having
6eo00oa signatures Of women IN favor Of
prohibiting the drink and opium traffic.
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England's Attitude Toward Hawaii.

LONDON, Feb. i5.--Slr Edward Gray. in
response to an inquiry in the house OF
commons as TO the conditions OF affairs
In Hawai-. said that Hawes. British com
missioner. had been Instructed by cable
TO ask for delay in the execution OF the
Engllshrnan. Rickard. condemned To
death by tho court martial. IL he had been
convicted of completely only in the upris-
ing. or OF actual participation. without
having had a fair and open trial, with
full opportunity 30 defend himself. In
either case. the evidence ON which ts,e
sentence OF Rickard Is based Is 20 be
sent home. and Halves has been directed
10 act in concert with his United States
colleague, who has received similar in
struotions from his government in the
case of the American. Seward. also con-
denfned TO death.
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I.,-,.,,.etiv,. rndlclEn.nt al mnntinctnn.

fttFsEt VI
So, Francisco, Feb. iS.-The United
states grand JURY was tmFan@let this
sfts~roon. Judge Morrow charged the
4,,rv 10 Investigate he S08thsrn Paclfl.
rs.Ss system. especially tire pass Frank
ssens Is SAID TO have oeea gsvea by Hunt
t~rtor. in violation OF the Interstate COM
Enerce Law
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II turing tie past sixty years. ard .o1g-
e. rr. T. yayTss's F.xp<etorznz has been
ersngfn, reaseg 10 tas Thousands waao have
,fss4t IL for BrsceiEa1iss Asssssasa. etc. ~olEi
st ms. sss VISION for :oa - give Il $ trial
x,esse II hAs cured etaers, way not you?
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nIshon whlpnle TndInn COMMISSIONS

washington clty. Feb. 15.-The presi-
dent has appointed Rt. Rev. Bishop
Henry f. whipple. OF Minnesota. mem
Der Of the board Of Insiaa commissioners.
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II Is true YOU csn buy baking powder
fer ten cents a pound. One pound Of that
kind Will sr-sil One Dollars worth os -four
A pound can Of DIR. Prices az flfty cssits
VIII do ten times as much work aA the
cheaper powder. Which Is the more eco
nomscai?
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Only &c FOR a French dinner this even
ing a. the New Arlington French restaur-
ant. lis Syoth Third street.
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A consignment OF 2G0I dressssa stsee<, WITH
make a forced sal. OF rrufxon Or. Safur-
day az Yakima Market, Ie7 SoIth Third
a@rass
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FaTry, fresh. dry picked chickens and
4srrgeys. at te i-2 80 IS cents per pound. az
sne Fulton Market today.
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Fire al Paterson. -. j.. Friday Destroy
es8 Tszssgffrey & wa1SwTort1fs silk mills.
Issss sssaaaa One tssyss1sstf employees are
s2sa
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Gessier's Magic Headache Waters are
the flrd that cure
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The Remava, of starr Rect.

Whatcont, Feb. 7.-fSpeciai. )-Starr rock.
In Beliiagham bay, the removal or which
Is recommended by Capt. T. ". Symons.
Of the United States engineer corps, and
his superior officers Is located about mid
way between the Bellingham mill Fair
haven. and the Blue Canyon coal bunk
ers. IL takes its name from the fact that
the old steamer George E. Starr ran upon
1t some years ago and stove such a hole
IN her bottom that she barely escaped
sinking by running upon the beach at
Fairhayen. IL Is near shore and while
not q serious menace Is virtually the only
impeachment 10 navigation anywhere In
the big harbor and ought 10 be removed
Its position is now marked by red buoy,
The captains Recommendation adverse
to the proposition TO turn the channel Of
the Nooksack river into Lum,ni bay on
account of alleged damage to the harbor
by reason OF ailaviai deposits brought
down the river, viii probably be accepted
here as final and put stop 10 further
agitation of the question. The report is a
practical Endorsement of the opinion OF
Engineer Donovan. or this city. quoted a
year or more ago in the Pos,-Intell,ren-
Ger, 10 the effect that there have been no
material changer In the bottom of the fsv
since the coast survey sonndings OF ISIS
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The ''Midwinser Nights Dream" TO be
given tonight BY members OF the Seattle
Athletic club, for the benefit of the Blu
reau Of Associated Charities. promises
70 be as event soctaIly as well as a
financial success. The boxes on the stage
left viii be occupied by Coy. Mct;raw and
party. Mayor Byron Phelps and party.
John I>eary and party. and these On the
right have be@n secured for the use OF
the St Louis visitors. The demand has
been 50 great that the management viii
be unable 20 hold seats spoken for after
noon today. The consent Of the partacI-
pants 10 again give the "Midwinter
Nights Dream Was oEly given after re-
peated requests from the officers OF the
.Borea. The board OF county commission
ers and others. IL Is hoped the pros
poets for the largest audience that has
yet witnesses this most pleasing enter
tassnens wsil be fully realized. AZ
everything necessary has been donated
the entire proceeds VIII so TO the Bureau
OF Associated Charities
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1.-The osher .i~ht

] made trip from Chicago to s.. PAM
and Minneapolis with my wife ON ~
famous North Western Limited Fnr ~
price Of section in an OH style sleen,n !,
earl secured in the Private Cow, :.
meat Sleepers. as cosy nttls r,a, -.
was ever built inside sailraa,, cs~- -.
SO Very little either: Il took up ~, vs.,sa
wiath az the car excepting = narrow asst.
a. the site and had two large be,..bs =
said L was eNesy-it was more. .t vs.
magnificent and We spent the evening -
comfortably. ami with as much nr4va..S,
as Il Ne had been ia oar own so-,a !,
so not Pat It too strongly when 7 -
teat the train is the nersoniaca ION -
Rolling i.uxary. ana fhas the Nor,h. w.
esn Lac runs tire arest trains so- -,
discriminating state Of washinx,on 49,
eyeys to patregsIze in go.ag Ease via :,
pasl ard Minneapolis" f. w. p.rpn~
Puget sound agent. sol Front street s..
attic. Wash
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"rhc ohila s..a,.r.. :. corar.y...

The management of Cordray's has Sc
cured the rights to the great English
meiotlrana 'The Child Steale-'' and will
run Il for one week. commencing next
Sunday. The play contains all the ele-
nseats that insure popularity. and It's
success at Cordray's Is believed 10 be
foregono conclusion, since II is an
illustration of that class OF the drama
that never fails to arouse unbounded en-
thasiasni. and attaius public favor ut
once. Some new people VIII appear In the
cast ard ."The Child Stealer'' liz q play
calculated 10 test ability
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A Terrible yisI.aa.

Pain is always terrible x-ssstar, AMI
often dofniS-iles itself with one for life
This iniiictioa is preventibie. in cases ~
rheumatism. by n timely resor, q, ry,se
letters Stomach Bitters. which checss
The eslci1sachnetsts OF this obstinate and
DANGEROUS uYalasly at the outser Tbs , a..s
''dan~srosss Is used aavEsesisy. for rh...a'
sY3tissn IS always EAble ~ atars fs,. 49,
organs AMI terminate life. Ne Testimony,
IL mora conclusive aud concurrent A.. !,
that - tsass%istasas W 10 testify 4, the ess...s
lent ELECT OF the Rftte1s I'm this elsa -.
Persons Who incur a wetting In rzsirss- W
snowy weather, ina who are eSt.F,s.sl -
saFaugftS should use the Ritfers = : ! 49,, -
ventive ot I'll eSTests. Malaeaa. ,lysnersssa
liver ard kidney trouble nertys,lss,s,3s :, :,
dehaity are also among the aslgrxnss -
Nisfcb ih4S popular medicine Is assa r,ass
Fer she intf5;us ties. soreness and sttsffss~,
Of the aSess & Is highly beneficial. -
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ally like 20 Witness a fhrsfEns and exeat-
inx sxfsfbssson szs fh<y haye X In any
quantity IN an evening spesa< at the
herxe show. A feature of the exnihs-
tton - that the people VIM afsezsd are
raaay Of tkefn society pespse. Many at
tend in partIes ard have been there eyen-
ing after evening. In fact the horse
show has caaghs on here ard II the poTu-
lar fad. as il has been all winter in ths
East
One prominent member Of the Rainier
club said ias< eveninx: My boys shall
coma hsre every evening. for they viii
receive lessons that viii be uorth hum
dreds OF dollars 10 fheEL Every man
Should understand how TO handle horses
ard here Is where thu science car be
learned" and his opinion 10 an echo Of
that Of others p~essat.
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AMusEmENrs.
The Calhoun opsra Cempany Enas II.
kngsEnment With Aneth..s Success.


she Calhoun Opera Company concluded
Its Third Seattle engagement az The sea-.
tie theatss last evening With a uaUnit,-
cent ana finished production of ..sat,
Pasaa.y A. on the ti,rus preceding nights
she thcater was fiilesi with tao elite ar
the city. The ST. LOUIS visitors oceupiaa
soas boxes asli the local lodge OF Elkg
the center section OF he pagsuet. with
OUR casting any reflections on the Cal.
s-san Opera Company's other productions.
Witch were all firss class. Il must be said
thai said passa' met with more enthu-
slasm than any OF the other operas pre-
ssnisi during the present engagement. L.
was At It's height when Douglass Flint
rs "Hadad.' closely followed By Klrtsana
Calhoun - ''NoSkey.'' made his appear
anse Their reception came nearer an
esasian than anything OF the Kind Wit
messed a SIR. HANNAH ghease< this sea-
soih Il was Mr.. s'aihcun's nrst AMI only
appearance fsrisg tAs present on
gagessent. AMI his eosaseas side
saattinv tntpcrsonatlon OF the lsi,ot
pruveket continuous laughter every
time no WAS on the stage, In
she last act be was preseassi with a
the rspe. He undoubtedly made the hit
OF tae performance. and & Is 20 &c re-
GREETED that this was she only chance
Seattle theater-ssefs had - witness his
clever Few ecme<ss work Tho balance OF
tae cast VAS Well distributed Douglas
riilst--wvsi nouSsas INins cnuia rot be
anything has funny, Marie Bell was
charming. Adeae Harrington eaptivate4
everybody, Gertrude i.eige asssge mach
cut 81 small part. Fret rfaa,iey ana
George Lifting ~on mare friends ard the
chorus was al iss issSss. Between Tire Gets
PAIL Egry gave some splendid victim sosos
aaa the living Fixtures ala net live leus
enough.
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Tom K,el.,s. in ..co,en.i Jack. !.

Tom Ricketts, Troubadours will be
seen 10 Gel. Jack" nj the Seattle thea
ter February II, Is and IS. The play has
received much favorable criticism. Ike
the following from the Anaconda Stand
ard.
There Is an entertaining plot TO Col
Jack and II - fun OF clever speciaities.
though they are not needed to nj out a
good entertainment. Tom Ricketts, is a
clever comedian AMI is surrounded by
splendid people. notably Carrie Roma,
Lillian Deck. Celia Crosby and the
oiBsien sisters. The latter are especially
good. Little Ethel ricketts,. but II years
old. lis one Of the brightest entertainers
In the company"
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale. For Rent. and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate Of 1
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceived for less than 8 cents.
NOTICE-The business office Of the
acknowledgement is open until II p. m:
Sunday hours. 9 q. m. to p. m. CLASH
ned advertisements will be received up to
this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices OF the Post-Intellgence nj:
TACOMA BUREAuS-ll1s Pacislc avenue.
Thomas Sammons. Manager.
PRT TOWNSEND-French q Springer
BELLINCHAM BAY BUREAU-New
Whatcom. corner Holly and Canoe streets.
O. II. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
at this offira+
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everett sew.

Everett. Feb. s.-Sreeiat.-aa eonansresa il
ciae - seoas being e-gaaaxssi here for sAe
psrpoSes 81 scesal enjoyment. 4 suite Of
Toaras with ~ Hated ur in one Of the IRE
brick hloe1s. the Wisconsin, she Marion
and eAe Hove aloekS sv!ng she ores uassr
consideration.
WoFkEsea are rushing the flnt<Ain <
touches on she aas wAAiesacs srwassser
10y ef Everett. and Il wsas axaaahsy
ssean arsaad - tae nalG works wharf ret
later ssaa Ss.a3zy.
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WILI4IAMS.-In Seattle. at Eighth and
Charles streets, Thursday. February 4,
1896. Richard Williams, aged three
months
art S chapel this afternoon at O'Clock
lnserment in DgIwamlsh cemetery.
FOSrER.-The funeral services OF Deacon
Sllas III. Foster will be held at his late
residence, lg7 Lincoln street. this after
IIy invited
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sAe mer.. saam n,. e,,-a, a..

last nixhs AFmory hail Nxsx packed
again. every seas being taken. ard every
ssea Of available standing Occupied. Tha
hail presented an aspect entirely nea.
Nyhea MasNsger VIII ResSeli found from
sha attendance every eseniag ssat ihere
were hundreds rvessat wssa eau'l nS,s
osstaea seats 10 eesernsness IN n;sf In
mere Men we're AZ wcrk al sfay yvStex-
dag putting IA esCesss or ainp<heussr
sszss. sna uavS TIRE ban l0sks luxe n
eirssss tent. sawdAss and all Tas track
has eeen extended ard TITUS afgerSaS ,r,err
room fer I'rvfesser tles&sa ana tia
Aeexes
TIE wsNrs Of sssc preteSsssr tass nlZAs
Was nsoFe eSessing than any nssas yes.
as the horses were more Nscseas thar any
yes tanned. and yea ,aose sssas hot.es
WIRE @ake lambs sa Department whea
shsir les@ra was evsr Tho rsSss,ae gener~
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ADVERTISERS. NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy BY ] O'Clock Saturday to in
sure change.
PoST-INTELLIGENcE CO.
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whsn Rahy was SEA. We rsve her Cavsorsa.
When she was c'hiaa. SIR cried cor casso~sa
wsscr she e~eeaase Miss. sase chung IN Cas.oysa
VIXEN she had cns'trvn, sas gaveshcEa cassoris.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or a

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or "a a.
state or Washington for King ccanSs
Whistler, Fuller a. CO.. ptasntu3 -
respondents, W.. II. Abrams e Az
PENDANTS and appellants. No ~ 81
Under and by virtue OF an order q ~
and special execution. issued uuf q s. "
above named court, In the above $hkss,1z
action, and 10 me directed and dehSssSss
/ have duly levied upon the foli0tla1 VI
sCrihed real property. situated y
King county. Washington. 20 wiz. S. q
South half ;i-21 cf lot nusnhAred
and the easterly eirhty-esgsat 90 feef
lot numbered five - In block Btnl9s. ~
sssns 90 of ID. g Maynards pat q
town (uow ctty)~ OF Seattle. - :. =
Notice is therefore hereby given iEss =
Friday. the 18th day Of March, -
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. IN. o. xan 49,. -
tho front door OF the court house. e ~
city OF Seattle, In said King county. -
sell the above described properly = ",
lie auction, 10 the highest osoosh
cash. ~
Dated this the 7fh aay OF Fsebruar1: -
A. r. VAN DE fAcsII f -
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Nj J. \. Fowler, SECRETARY ard treasurer
q INC tossnrse Mil. Canal ard Sock Co. of
Corsnne. Utah, in speaking ss I iaa,s,herlaiu's
Cough Kensvly, sasss Il ccassslss II She best
Ia the naarket.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NOTIcE-To the Stockholders OF the Se-
attic & Montana Railway Gonna nv.
You and each of you are hereby nnfifieJ
that the regular annual meeting ~ tSa
stockholders Of the Seattle g. Nonfas,a
Raalway Company viii be- held ~ tina
office OF the company, room SOC B;,rxe
building, in the city OF Seattle waxh-
tngfon. on the last Thursday in Fas,rn-
airy. February 3. 1895. at 3 O'clock n n,
the time provided in the bylaws of said
comrany for the regular annual rrseass,s-
or the stockholders, for the PURPOSE az
efccung board of trustees of 7ha s~s,yn
pany. TO serve until the next ann1,al
meeting OF the stockholders of @a,s fn,n-
pany. and until their successors ara
elected and qua kEfisti.
Dated Seatt3A, Wassinertou FehY1fs~v <
1929 ANDREW WOODS Secretary.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-Of,lc ~
West Seattle Land and Improvement
1855 @ns
Notice is hereby given 10 the staclb,,s.
ers Of said company. that at n rarysisr
meetng OF tire hoard or trustees ~ ~ - ~
company, duly convened at its' Ysrinss,,sas
Office th<s date. an assessment OF ono 49,
lar on each share OF ehe cauitai stock -
said company. not fully paid m vrs = ,i,,i,,
made and levied. due and PAYABLE n rsaxs
ter Horton a. Co. treasurer az sg,id ss,,,s
pany, at ifs banking house In Sfsatfia 90
or before Thursday. March 7th. fss5' W
A. O.. SrRIvE.
Vice President. Acting as President ~,
the absence of the President of Sai3
Company. u
JAS. II. WATSON, Secretary.