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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24
TACTICS OF DELAY
Adopted By tie BrifiiA ubsr.
als IN ParIiament.
BILLS MOVIE vERY snowy.
X0O Yu1 - H. lF1nA
HEunnh WA0nA
snLs sovE vEn SNOWY.

C5Yyrsgetet - re Assoc1ase9 rrea
Lea8e. NAY z-xAe ioeg s<<-ssR Al rAo
A,zss az csmncas. Eaz<z.x neaxsy sveery-
<ozs ho1rx. from Te1rxzzy zfSeenoea
farozSn The szgh. 70 In > II - Fr+czy
a<se--oe=- has bee1 TIE sezzaesoa & .As
I-<za ok6<-2ezz A significant cAc< =
tat n rkz rresecx czse tie rAesscs q 10
Liberals we're arranged by their leAder2
Sir W11Az rerznz HA-coC-s 90 TaErSsAy
A<ke6 TIE Liberals 70 remain. an X Was
yes knoTz that he goser1naecs woEl2 zoe
- al1sw.d % obtain Committee far The
rSt.g bEl wztAczf hard 1gAt
Bat TIE stxzxxs. % - ra<zzg III - aeiy
. p-esu5s 20 . s<zzl azxxer tusese over -sa
se1czrssc bl12. which the c2pozzzsoc believe
wz1 be cso~z-~1 tA-o1gA. ans taey sc1ze1
1pcr tbs rating nziI To Indicate their re-
szsrz2cs 70 tie agricultural bill Agzt,s<
sseSe tacrsca Eniess Tire g7v-xzHeas yae.3 -
the Measure VIII take many weeks TO cxzs
tbs Committee stage
Ina-saaFs ioog sitting vas eertvcted
VIII perfect god hzDor excep< Tor the
susps-s19a q members Who refused 70 70
i7so tie dsyixzS1 s05oy. and which -A< Can
serFarzyez declare was gnfrsu ID merely
Tor theatrical EJECT The szs2eeszca. Il b
2osnset CIT. b practically 10 saspe1asz,
AZ the term expsres during The whttsrn-
tide hois1zyx
eoInocs Is Already Aale finished. and thus
AZ the gorsrnn=n; has got oaiy fhe naval
werx hxl sassed oc1 cf seve-teea .upor.
t2af bis before The h31seL II n Sztse evil
d=ar that = number Of these MEASURES mxs&
Be zaao5or=1. in SPITE os the srrec2oas
sxer<sc1s m3ss By the government
The Ar9zcz5i-es show NJ dAzcozirsca 20
ereepc tbs Give branch offered ey the
Dlloattea Ga the ccn--z-y. they seem
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Tknorns- May z-Sp~ciai-The state
sosrt e dental examiners rssses the fol-
iSwinx resolution fo-tay before adjourn
tng-
Whereas. this beard believes sr1-a Q
thorough sxar,zstisn os ths rules s-a
conraG1scx-ters VITA c.rc.six % the Ma
tss,as Association 81 DeRtzs Faculties
TIA, tbs Taeo-zs cDslexs a. Dental Scr
gerry IL trying 20 comply with these rules
ans requirements. Therefore. Re ..
--reso'xes. That tfsts beard recommends
the Tanorna College % Dental Surgery ,cr
membership fn TIE SA1cazi Association
CO Dczfxi rara;t.sE CT Esch showing. s1r-
sssrrosrs. We reserve N. -sxh. ana hereby
ssrrsfy cur intention q withdraw such
reeo-- rse-SAtics ~ s-y tire we sra such
rzies No. being complied With"
This = regarded a. . victory fer the
caslegs sera,sy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

wssAirr,on city. May 2.-Srecisi-o--
irfnG pensions have been xrsnset 70 De-
izne II. tineosE. ef Spokane Brttre. Pat
rich Grzsssn. cs Tacoma: John MeSorley
of Olympia. ana Jasper ~. Shoemaker. %
ort:ng Ar Increase % reaxon las been
allowed William II. ByAann. CO winlock-
Lewis county The Pension Of EiisAa W.
F-ff5aft. e xalia waliA. has been re-
csesd- A supplemental pension has b.ea
grantsa 70 Andrew j. Bsrson. Of Ixare.
An original widows pension las been
granted TO Nellie Phelps. e Pert Angeles
Restcrssinn ard reissue have been order
81 IN the matter % ere pensions 90 John
SAeeA&z. deceased. OF WktsrvsiiA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Everett. Nay zz.-sp>Eszl--C. r. Nelson.
Of .. P&an. has been 70 tire city .Q q few
dzyA Ne u q large stoskhcl1sr In and
caaxss. far the Lard ard River Improve
ment Company and the South Everett.
l<Arc Company. lie states that bands Of
The corporation 20 the amount Of s1x. 90
have hse7 aossee and q Satisfactory recr-
g2nlxafscp wsii be Elected
The inszEt child o. T. II Folsom diet
last night.
Rev. y. r Drake vfii deliver the address
~ ths Baptist church o. ss16zy as.sxnoon
b<sare tbs c. A. n. and Sens Of Veterans
The ltizAtioa over the Affairs Of the
box factory has reached an amt-able
coociuxson. and the connerr 70 row run
Mig ua1er Tie na1assm<at Of Nessrn
&4sxklia ard Alies On = lease frorz the
fecstyss.
The members Of the Christian church
expect 20 band . hsr1sorn< place OF wor-
shiD this Summer. AID are talking OF \
locAt.os ca wetr,ore sye.u<. reAr Wal
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Paris. May 1.-At . banquet Of the
Ei-Ae.aIlic League tonight Premier Me-
line. the weIl-knozn prc.sctscrsst leader,
made . speech IN which he said that ne
always regretted the Remuneration BY the
European powers Of tie monetary sys-
TEN which assured tier prosperity. The
long continued commercial crisis Of the
present tine in reality dated from abzo-
conn<nt Of that system The remedy.
he insisted. WAS return to bl-r1etsllSE1a-
The bs-netai.ic movement. he continued.
vas spreading rapsdir throughout En-
gland. Germany. Beigium and America
All tia; was required 70 bring about Q
monetary reversal was an electric spark.
which vas bound 70 appear from the very
force OK circumstances
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24
,PrrUIArroy BIZ corxT1E


Kansas City. May z--Durtng the past
week there has been ooEx-mnAted tas
biggest ol deal made in recent yearA Az
ter negotiations extea5ing through two
years, tie Phoenix Oh Company. o-ga-tx-
ec with czsn capital o. 8. 60 so. has Sc
cured 4 long lease o. land n the Usage
Indian reservation. comprising over l.soe.-
ae acres- Arrangements have been made
10 begin sinking wells AZ once The Of
Gcers OF the Phoenix Company are: Prezs-
deaf. Albert T. Fsncher. Buffalo: vice
president ~. @. Read, Boston: secretary,
Edward 2. Foster. New York: treasurer,
Joan p. Foster. Westerly. r. L: directors.
Z g Gordoa. Athens. Ala: c. E Daring
tor Omaha. ~. G. Read. Boston: J. E.
Foster. Westerly. r. L: z 3 Foster. New
York: - T. Fsnehe- and J. s. Glenn.
Buffalo The company 10 Incorporated IN
der the Laws OF West Virginia. and We,
maintain al ozsce IN New York city.
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pary. Of Spokane. eacstaz- 81 90 eee. inccr-
porziorx. ". 4 Phesps- W. J. Collins-
EAx. kootenAl effns1< Company. Of Ev-
rett: capital s. 20. &c. .acorporassrs. c.
W. Carter. e c. BronSoa-
Hcoszer Mining Company. ef Spokane:
capital. Gssa.aas. slecrporasorA J. c.
Hooker. J. NJ Thomas ard otksrA
Tia HonsrA Gold Mining Company. Ct
Spokane. capital. SO qco, tncorpcrzeors.
J. =. Macarthur. J r Cock and others
Tia Joe Dandy Group Gold Mining COM
pany, Of Spokane: capital. Ssds.As. fnecr-
p.orators. D. Prefer. R Prefer and oth-
err
Daisy Group Gold Ninfag Company. Of
Spokane. capital. $50 ae. sncorporAtors.
D. Prefer. r Prefer and others-
The Commonwealth Gold 4 Copper
Mining 4 Milling Company, OF Spokane.
capital $ae 30. Incorporates. E =. Burt.
A McCuioch and osherA
Carbon Coal Company. of Seattle. capt
IA. -. 90. incorporatorx. n AcDo1xa1.
I. A Gamble.
Stony Greek Gold Mining Company. ef
E T Richter. =. p. Smith ard erhers
Chicago & Nercar Mining Company, az
Seattle: capital s.. 90 -. incorporation.
A B. knovisou. ". L Knoriton-
The Grand Prize Gold Mining Conpa-
ny. Of SPOKANE; capital. E.m. 90. tncor-
rorasors. W. W. Warren. A r. Curry, II.
C. Brc1n
Gladiator Gold Mining Company. Of
Spokane. capital. 81. GO. tncorpora.c-s
c. G. kesder. ID. r. Evans and Others.
The Vulcan Mining Company. os S2o-
kane. capital. s.. aoe go: tncorporatorS. J.
d. Farrell 7. E Je1ersoa ard o.herA
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Etmeas s. M-.nr. c ch.sr,x rr.-,
TO END THE RATE WAR
q. v. g -. Co. and southern Pacific
IAkely 20 Cor,sa. IN I..-rn<

likely TO Come so Terms.
san Frznctsco. May s5--ne return q,
Vice President J. {. ssHhhs. Of TIE south,
era Pacific Company. from Denver. /. =
thought VII occasion an immediate con-
sidersstc- Of the strained relation. -
treen that company azs the O. 2 a y
ca on Portland passenger Business. Vice
President Stuhes- who has been attend
tns TIE meeting ef tha Trans Missouri
Association. Is expected to arrive from
thc East On NoDisy, arr " the srSsrrr-
tous Of the Tr2nzcortfzeresl As~oefz-
ton are carried cat he vii Immediately
riSc@ himself n corrNSnnza ence Win
Receiver McNelE. e the - r 4 y. CO.
s.fh a view . stvasci1g rates t-e-zecn
here AID Portland. The s-scoutg-es.-sl
Association before g adjourned figured
est tsat - oafv SNy 20 remedy The sfs.
crsEsrcy IN rates 20 st Pact va p's---
Land s-e va IRE Missouri ss.czz~s vs.
70 resseve the cause % The sssscr~-,a 49,,
ana TIRE Criou Paesrc, RE tf~z-ssa Fs,s-
iangtea. Rock Island and osher ls-,ss
witch - business ~ way q C.rss=- az
rcS arxtsns3y wsfsIs< 70 49, ~has egp--
wili be s1aS4 hy he Southern F.s~fHs z-,f
q r 4 y. &C. % bring their rate var "a
= close.
:, Is Understood TIA. Vice presss.-,
SsEehs. n r-sf~- - prevent .A4 esr-eFslt
rasiea q trarscers rates. xfn e,-
eszsc- 70 reach a sztSss-7srt vTsth
TIE q r. a \ Nsshast nasch further a.
fzv !. tbs n no; do-e. = eat n rates %
Minnesota co-rG1 patrts Il Is a.
noGneee en- Scod sGtheTisy. WI prshs
by be faa&e ~ al the central lines -
tsrssseG II CoaSt business. TIA rroM-
rssrts e satisfactory settlement q -
Portland FAfe sFzT ara -es reS-ar..f-4 a b.
ing &ny better now than tAey were az
z7cathS zs<o.
TAe rates % Pa-zi2a4 ny run s~s
steamer as1es have hSz1 z eject slrs-e
fN-toesr t&ss- a-1 ecth r1@s cfzirz an z1-
vantage u Tsssssct 70 TIE A1aeGrs % bass
ness AazE1e4 e.rszx TIA. tgr,e sx -.
rrVrG-y27z of business hz~s1es nv *Nn
wS-rsng lines 5urszx thc progress a u.
rae vz- - ths FACTOR wstca rauxS deter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24
IMPORTS OF COOLIES
UkwW~e Iatwea = Wsrk b
- aalnoa CannerieG
~ AsToansse AsaAsessGD.
Unu0 Inw0 Duul1 - Hoss 49,
DuAanmmnunuy-AAw1aD -
umu O. 1n1sG


pwuees. - a-o - sstytsss 49,
snsae AGesviA esftnuns aFsssssd ?. fn1.cs.
- eAarW4nw o. with sf1s1< ana
an.xs1ng - 0lGwfal ian1<ng "a Cs5rsss.
n. ~, pnsb9. ~. Cz1Et11. srs ". y. hosss
r. = Ca c. \ May. C. n etscxtss- 4
Hsaohrsg. r. = yssy1ss az Ssza
hnrur = - Csesad okafss essft tsszy.
Ex~Nsnnaas .. - DsaDA sspsaxsd - cesn-
- ~ ths oeeussA \ pisa a s>s esksy
wns ~n1nrp1 lsr 81 IL es<sr1snss. snc o.
u.041en 4 NJ, p1fpA fhs bal n earn ezss
80 0xs1 q -. vhseh sss furn'sse1
ys1gs Hal1taeef STATED skAf - ucss1 -
ready - ny ths enees sons Gm> neSInz
a. Dsnfh a JunA. Or. Assret Kfzney VIA
sr<.~s, = esrsrf for arrn:xzne1f Monday.
Wiifian Haoss~y, wrl.sm chxessck sn1
n u. ThsuSsoo have sss yes cs~n spprs-
~ inAsesm~nes csasss skss ne s~sszs-
ants ~6h usia Wildly ard krossrgiT al
sn1 ah&t the iaz6.ng n TIE ratsst States
from shs ssnaels Is5astsr snf tsxsni- frSfa
ysFst,~s cnism6ia. rafs~>e scs issfriiy 90
fsti>t 10 enter fAe trsfst ssasss. ne III
$50 being fsScrsrs w&s nsc nos ben
vffhsn The ismlss Of tss< rrssse States en
q before Nay {. fNe~ Each tsss.dsnt %
aeeused a coaspsrfnx - lans b-ss sre Csis-
nee, wsosa aamA - g1s~x- Tns h SUI
neseaf for I'll a shs p1rro~<s Of . eosssc-
fs0n. bat n n caas1z<f tsas the landsrx q
~ses forty Ckfa<zs cxn ts directly sr1rs1
% then. ana that the hsszn<ss Of saEssnx
(shlnene ~ As<sxfa frn0 ske stsnsners
Iszsz1er ana Elxn<s has beeE ezrrsse 81 ~
. wbolsesis rate dsssnx the pzss sus years..
Ths 4sd3ctmerss charge th&s these offsns<s
we're co9nfffe6 ~ various tines esrfsg
ths yensm 11ts SD iszE.
II Astoria there are bat e4xss Chznsse
otoreu. and, 81 psshss zntzns this Fact dar-
SxG IN ysars ~ and is1s ts Cstnsss we're
iaa1e1 ~ Astowia - rs<rsfar.s- IA n sss1
that fersy partners vsfg landed for cne
store. II = given e>st that the Sb5eet 81
1an9inx - many Eai1ss<, sn6 tf5s fsAssn
way - zssny prsassnsEz cstixens ara mike.
up Ia the sz-sezse. u thai slas CAsnsss we're
Osnted 70 Hssk ~ iztafsFx In the ssa CAR
nafs1n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

ioncon- Nsy E--The famous suit Of
arrncr vh.rh Charles VII. presented "a
Jean % Arc has been found in .he CALLER
les o. tEe chateau Of Aisne. where il was
placed years ago by Z collector. tie Mar
quis &C CoGvzi- IL exactly ITS q rsri s
feet inches in height and bars the a-r-s
SA2cA Charles VII bsxtoxea t1r.on loan
AFTER tie siege q Orleans. Il IS thought
probably that this Is the suit that tie
Nlaic o orleans wore On the occasion Of
Der triCElphai entry tsts Rheims
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

PORT Townsend. May 3-SceciAl-Wzr-
ren l. Hastings Died shortly before noon
yesterday. IL was generally known that
he had been confined 20 his home On ac-
cosE, Of Q cold for nearly q week. but
there were 10 alarming reports zbou, his
condition. and his friends were totally rr-
prepared for the sad intelligence OF his
ceatr- Just Httie more than one week
ago deceased iefc his work OF account OF =
severe attack q rheumatism. which vas
the result OF q si.gh, cos9. The attack
eenfsred IL his hip. sa6 Just one week ago
today be foun9 II impossible 10 walk about
ard was not zsrsrzar5 down town On
Tuesday q IRIS week Mr.. Hastings seat
word 20 bis hro,Ae-'s Office That he would
De here the next Car 70 st.ez1 some Sass-
ne@ awaiting Us attention. but on Wei
-est4y afternoon he rapidly DEVELOPED
symptoms % rre1rronss ard On Thzre3xy
nigh. &c b-xsa sizksrg raps1ly lie passed
away AZ Il o'c3ock YESTERDAY morning,
surrounded By Ills wife ard family rela-
lives Warren fr7yen Hastings was the
youngest cAn1 OF Port Townserd's Hrxt
white settie-s. Mr.. ar1 Mrs. Loren 3.
Hastings. and Was born here en- January
=. iss He vas etscates sa the Port
Townsend PUZZLE schools so6 the state u-s-
vsTs.rr. ard sf,e-Ezr3 took a fur ixr
course IN the Hastings LAM school OF Sa-
Francisco He Was married In .sx 70 Mss
Hcss2s =. Cox. Q, Seattle \ graduate OF
TIE state university. and ne leaves her be-
siut % mourn his departure He was q
f-ornin-r; -nsune- 90 the Masonic I,osr.
are charter member os tire Native so-s
O. Washington o-Ean.zstfon. both CT vhsch
c-cers VII take part n The funeral eyer
eises- which VIII Be he'd ~ O'Clock san
day Afternoon.
EcUcai 5. A-sny. Z c. Ch.asty, Fra-k
II Ws-slos. James r NcF-irev. Mr..
Fease ard others VIII leave THIS morning
ca the Esrxston for Per; Townsend ~
attend this funeral oS wa-re- I Hss,s,w~
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The sa-rsrnss.. onfek Tn.

vkscouyeF. n Q. Nay S-Tae steamer
wsrrt-ace arrives to-tsy from AGstra.ta
ans Heaelala making a sysss1Y TRIP xAtaA
troks sae -ecc~ts frosa haofs Acs:rallA and
Honolais e ksne-sca. srnoar ;hs pasSea-
gers ~er~ = number - Ncrncn rats<s o.
aries -ws4rrsn< srcn New Zeaiz-a
TAls evening James Cock s@co.s cock
cs the steamer, fsfi 81 = hieh ssEswafS
wAas xosue COWS 70 the ship ans broke
rs neck
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24
Employment Of Deputy SURVEYOR

Tacoma. May I-S9ecisi-TAe ccsn.y
co-r-,sscrrrs have rejected hsli for ser
vices rsrfcr-rst by p~pusv Surveyor W.
- Beil amounting to sfsa sssst Esii - Ia
sttfat~d On Monday against the cogrsy
~ Ben 20 compel payment Of bis salary
BEL -ss employed BY sszrwcyar Mitchell
"a his our AafAe-fsr. Tse cor zss~oaerS
teek to Eruu1e .hat NsscAcii shoai4 have
rrr~urrs authority 90 e-upaoy Bel before
- ccsuK. The state fsS relative 20 -.
ccunty surveyors powers ali 80 tested
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Nsotcsss. Kan, Nay a .o--.s,
PASSED through RE western part Of ms
eosaty THIS morning Lzfaatzsae a W.
lAEe q - oep7is. was aizaos, Se~--o~s5
twe business houses ard the Ch-xsza
ens-cn ~recss1. al Amos. every houS@
n tHs village damaged. Aaron Efwx-as
q ,A--ne-. T&s fatally sny1rse an. rn.rv
otaers we're severely hurt Ia. 1araxe
20 ercps s Erscz.c1izh aba
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Warrington CITY. May .1-soscsai.-TAs
ros%orTscs AZ Aurora Whitman county "a.
eeen sazcorts1 usa- MAI VIII As-ea-rsr ,.
taken 70 TekoA.
Lae tc1iossrg change n re sea- srhest,ts
.FsEn Ae-so 70 Cztisn azs o~en announced:
Leave 1elso daily except Suraz- a. ga
g. II s7t - , X. tsaxs Cam, dalv az.
eeps Sunday AZ ) - a. m. ard s,sa q. n
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= n FFtF1tgpf lFEtECu Bit
Washington Cry. May 2-A-nony tire
items n the deficiency appropriation ssii
ssreed or by the senate committee are
those 20 pay ths wl9o< o. the late Hca.
Isaac ?. Gray. oS Indiana minister to
Asxaco, E,7Sa; TO enable r ". Palmer.
president q the Worlds Columbian ex-
position. 20 make payr@n. IL f-il for al
outstanding claims. Sss1a; to enable the
secretary % the treasury 70 provide for
the sar1plsrE q imported silver and
other orss. zs5.esae. 20 pay claims q: TIE
Southern Pacific Rzsiro2i Company.
s. - I'D
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24
CUBA STILL BURNING.
Valuable Property in Havana PROVING
Being Destroyed.

Being De<SrDyeu.
Havana, MAY 1-Lea9er ya,eccfA e.
canped or the Night Of the 9th In the VII
lzge os san Mats. Havana province The
next uorring hSenarched 20 the Jzg1As 2oo
sugar estate aa3 burned property valued
Al s4a ooe- A number Of dwelling houses
we're also destroyed He TEXT VISITED Tres
Herra,ez and destroyed property valued
at go sU
According to private and apparently
trustworthy t1fornatson received here.
Maxine Gc-1sx has found himself unable
10 ze. back 70 gather .ro-e men fer an IL
ssssoa Of the western sn1 OF tins island.
and the situation q the irsurgezt Leader
IL szst 20 be desperate. Bas6s q inszf--
gents. Il = further reported ars surren-
e--.ng 20 the Spanish outposts At Rene
c.ea, province q Santa Cara
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EuFens. Or. MAY &C II Cotre. 4
veki-sne~a F~sa4~st O: tats city. cozn-
united salci3s tss exrzing ~ sasctin<
himself wits a revssre- Tlss7aa4en.ry
cue TO II seA'tA. vas ths cause
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THE REBELLION IN cRETR
Turkish Garrison Besiseea hy 0Feok
InsurRents.

CAo.sz- ls1and o. Crete. Nay 0--oznco
May II the garrison Of yarnos. consisting
of i-Ga raea. has been b~zsexed BY 9.oo
tnsrryeE.A WIN occupy szrc1g poxzt;cnA
Troops left Ez,ivas on THURSDAY 20 AZ
temp. 20 rzsssTe ,As heeieged sol3ser1
TIE rei.svfng force aes attacked All COM
pels6 10 re-sr1. g(ssr suffering heavy
scss. Tbs -ro0ps AZ yarscs have sE1icseae
food % as Only . couple Of azyA
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rhene eruves shcv N sncrenss % Yield
N ~ css- TN. q fSe 81 A.Ug - ga.
an: secraaze C SzE-gEx silver. . tosal
decrease - IS. E-1-
Tszs decrease a. VII - nocsce4 - e.
TREY n The xssrer rro1rc-- In common
with other reg.ons where silver Nszztng -
czrrs11 on. the mining districts ~ wA<1-
fnxton hzxzksAx1 during 1854. - Nay
wEerrses were csosss entirely. tatlaE Il
tn>sszele 20 woxk At . profit Prospect
srg Was Discouraged 20 = certain Gxsee.
rs nary Esns<x len for rego1S where
rzDrs xo6 sasnsnx wzs sp<ng ca
Retz-1z we're resolved frc1 ten cczurseo
n zs4 a. a<z-ns- E.ne coz2Ces IA 1x31
ss sc-so<s- Fr2aklsn co1zty. wiki yssst
e Es.sse from z.c>s At P1sca- was nos
rep1ss<z-e6 n 10 preTsC7a Report Kit
tS-zs county. with . y5e1d q 5rz.z4 y
liza sksoxs returns for Isl c. S7-5s. u
Lincoln county tss small yis-5 70 cerecssd
By AHSxs g. So IN oaanoxzo county thsrs
10 upward Of 80 SO loss u xzlye- prc1uG-
Al. gain Of about 31zae9 IN gold prof.
net. n Ekzgs. county the yseid = pys>-
tsczlsy the sane - the D-.TaoGz year. n
S3o2o-z-za cD1n-y 1l4s yssl1 for zsS4 II
Es.Hn, a. cczaret with G.9S the preTf-
c2s year. Spokane cusE-y. which showed
q yses5 cf s.. 20 sEye< e 1sz3. male %
returns this year: Stevens oo1c-y shows
large failing 81. It's yies9 Il iS3 VAS
szsr7z-T goi1 All s11T-z1o silver. wh1ss
= 1884 the returns are 8. re Sni1 ac1 81 80
silver walls wz1iz ooansy "a 10. ao-
pear n the returns % Is52. ana Kssas iess
iaao s. 80 gold .hzs year. waatoc-1 coGa-
~ returns g 30 xo.1 for -ss4. wide the
yield Vas only E-5a n 1856: Wh,-mAa
ccznry. which returned E1-44 n 2AsA
sfsors q ysek1 far fsss os hz- E.szs-7e.
Sew czrs.al has lot sczxt. Investment
n the mines O. wasssngtoa to any extent
a - ~ ~
larger ni.ing enterprises have beea non
productive. manly owing 20 tbs eoctsnued
lo~ price Of silver.
EEcAPTTULATYoy BIT COUNTIES
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Olympia. May 1-4peczl.--Tke commits
sfsner Of ts& general land cfaes tosSsy no-
szsec the register and -sc<sver 81 the Osyzs-
hearings On entries In township q north.
rsngs west waa revoked TIE hearings
usse ordered en r<D<sxts % Eseela1 Agent
FNrssnszn- ~ the request of the claim
ats. who asIsxs1 st2t tie reports ~ xr.
FRESHMAN GO rat do them Justice. . re-
snsestieafsos uzs ordered by the depart
m<ni- epscA. Axsnt Cars reports vsrs
seeeavs1 . feu 6xys axo aze on these re-
porss tie department. ruies tnAt sAs set
usrs erred more through tgssrznee an1
DAG advice than an snfsntton 70 tefrzu1-
Accordingly The cancellation yrocsets.Rs
fnsutafsd ~ ssse department ass Dropped
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Mr.. Bararsa si.h, in tho swim.

Loo1oz. Nay 1--The United States am
baSz5cr. Thomas =. Bayzrd. has r1r-
chased a lss-guznea horse from the Ouch
ess c. CozczrShr and rides X daily n the
row. Mr.. Basa-s WILL s2eo3 the Whit
suz.sss holidays al Lord Dz--2ouh'A
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oSnpsA. Nay @-S7 eci4t-Tnc x-zr<u-s
vsars Affirmed The Jssixzasnt Il tbs oasa
G; tie state. rcsscsssat. - Jossph Kys..
appellant. f-sza S2oS2>s
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All at 12Hc a Yard.
White Dress Materials

Dotted Swiss. al ssxa Cots
from . pin had TO dime stse.
az SC. &c. &C. SC and sc =
yard
Plain white Swiss. NJ Sc, Ia
&c. sc a-e &c 4 gard
Soft Finished English Long
Cloth. az &c. &C and &c q yard.
<lirch White Hernstitched
Apron Lawns. az &C. &c. Soc
and Soc q yard
White Lace Lappes Novelties.
very stylish at &c q yard
India Lanons. plain white. NJ
sf-sc. Ice. i=sc. ise. 90. &c, &c.
&c and &c . yard
Victoria Lawns. plain Waite.
NJ &c. i.s4c. ISc. &c. SC, DC and
nc . yard
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TIE fsocrrzza rzsaiax Stock. re --Sss -
liable ia TrsM crrek fer tie p-scs. = cents
= very cheap ana ~ S&vAcce within a
e2y o. iva Gilmore & I1urstez. sH
CnerrT street. can I'll a. erser al th4t
price Ncazzy.
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nv. D1Az VISITS cLxvuAsD

- AAvaneD a. PrsG4ame - - .
warxhsp % HsvunA-
1sRsa. "a. My 2-ksv- J. n -
rs.esr srr-ssn-ez Il Exysna- ayxfvs4 Aexo
sc<zr <-rz waxAzzx-e1 CRY y 20 DSw
sevess-~c TIA. - I'D private sc-<rv,ewS
wa P-<xssers Czs~elAe4 aDd secrs-Hsy
Eoke suzz1 He stv1ze4 To- sc-2R -
pee rhar . rxrsk:p prccee6ea 70 HssAse
ssrsr- 70 psctscx oez- HxxAagA L1s sesR
- axxfvz1
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TACOMA CHARTER AMExp>,.xrs


TaeasH@. Nay - -sp~-,st --g~g,x 80.
'rolscS r v. Besharn ssi.i no, -
imagine. when - rseaz~sA Nt- f4srss -,,,s
os explanations al TIRE Aa,sara az ~. -
ori ef TIE charter Arsz-sr ,sents rs, !,
"oeid TERN TIE sSes~ct 81 asasfs = i.rxtNv
81 ~ca,t ne crss-~-s es.,s.nvv,s --,,,., -
record fer fear tsa earu1asrs sssxs. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Havana. May S.-One thousand ,ns.--
gents r.ide1 n. vicinity O. Ho,o Colorado.
between Eavzaa ard GElenaszy. setting
Ere 10 czzsis.1s And tohsoco plantations
AMI drying - stock cl5r-ns are Geo
Ing 70 tbs city. :